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The Daily Register VOL. 97 NO.63 SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1974 TEN CENTS Jewish leaders see need to reassert ideals •y NAD1NE JOSEPH Lerner of Temple Beth Ahm. other area rabbis who will Rabbi Alton M Winters of democratic ideals rather than United Sutes He said that because Yum Werner of Temple Shalom. Matawan speak about engendering a Monmouth Reform Temple. to individual people. Rabbi Hosoff acknowledged Kippur is a day of atonement Matawan, will explore On Rosh Hashanah and Rosh Hashanah, which be- climate of hope and reform New Shrewsbury, will focus "In a climate of reempha thai he too had made a mis responsibility and nuilt *tn • After joining the mainst- Yom Kippur, (he highest of gins at sundown today, marks ing an identity as an individ his sermons on fire as a sym- sized commitment," mm lake before (he pardon by timely subjects) "The moral ream of American life and all holy days in the Jewish re- the beginning of Yoimp No ual and a Jew in their Rush bol of man's choice in the use mented Rabbi Jack M Rand placing all his faith and hope question in Watergate is. if participating in community ligion, Jews of the world en- raim, the 10 days of penitence Hashanah and Yom Kippur of power of Congregation B'nai Israel. in Gerald Ford's presidency, satisfactory punishment has affairs, must Liberal lews gage in solemn introspection which lead to Yom Kippur, sermons. "The choice." said Rabbi Kumson, "there will always writing a letter to President been imposed, should a presi- have become disillusioned at and "spiritual stocktaking the Day of Atonement. Yom Rabbi Lerner said he would Winters, "i* becoming mure lie a Richardson, a Sine a. a Km»( in which he praised him dent be castigated anyway the lack of faith and the mor laworski and sooner or later for his "humility, strength, because he didn't recognize al decline in leadership, '^ud Yet Jewish religious leaders Kippur is marked by fasting broach the problem of pre- and more pressing and Nix- the truth will come out \ idealism and honesty - trails his guilt?" Habbl Werner, adding thai his in the county said that on and prayer In Jerusalem, serving one's identity He on's resignation is a sign of leader cannot fool his people which have been singularly congregation expected reli- these holy days they plan to .lews will be gathering in ob- cited the example of a Rus- the deterioration of our so- Instead of answering I he (or a long lime " absent from our national gion to provide a bond hut respond to the public's dis- servance at the Wailing Wall, sian Jew who had, out of ciety." His four sermons en- moot question. Rabbi Roth re He said that one of the ar- leadership in the recent very few answeis illusionment following Presi the only remnant of an an- gratitude, given a visiting titled "Fire Alarms." "Fire- marked that if Richard Nixon guments in favor of com- past " dent Gerald R. Ford's pardon cient temple in that city. American visitor his prayer brands," "Firearms," and had gained nothing from the Rabbi Joseph (ioldman of mitment to moral issues wai of former president Richard "It is best to meet the book, an antique family heir- "Fire Signals" deal with pes- Kabbi Tobias Roth of the tragic experience, "the lesson Temple Beth Miriam. Kibe the success of the Soviet Jew- M Nixon. problem of the current politi- loom. The rabbi said that I he simism, the uses of tradition, Congregation Brothers o( Is- has been learned by everyone ron. said he expected his con cal mess by relating it to obli- prayer book, although an ob- goal setting and commu ry movement to which "the i.it'l. Long Branch, also rec- el.se " iragtttOfl had experienced "a "People will be coming to quely and instead stressing ject, served as a symbol of nication. conscience of the world has oBIBCd that the role of the The need 10 fight against real sense u( depression in the synagogue emotionally the need for moral strength- the man's Jewish identity and Most of the rabbis agreed responded," after a 10-year rabbi this year was to offer conformity and the ability to sharp cuntrast to the manic charged as a result of the ening," he remarked. Rabbi should be shared with and lat- that the center of attention effort on the part of Jewish moral support and encour- overcome tragedy are a I MI quality of exuberance" after pardon," said Rabbi Barry Lerner echoed the feelings of er transmitted to his children should be a recommitment to pressure groups within the agement themes that Rabbi Henrv M See Jewish, page i Decision is expected today in Sherwin bid By WILLIAM J. ZAORSKI Sherwin told newsmen tant transportation commis- that he had wanted to have sioner, alone and vulnerable to FREEHOLD - Former the two state officials testify attack because they could Secretary of Stale Paul .1 on his behalf for some time. show he was testifying Sherwin and two ^defen- Defense attorneys for the against Sherwin because he dants are expected to learn three defendants felt that the was fired from his job. today if they will have a new admissions by Mr. Cahill and The defense attorneys ar- trial on bribery-conspiracy Mr. Kugler establishes new gued that they were entitled charges or must begin and exculpatory evidence to the multi-versions of Mr. serving their one-to-two-year which would have affected Kohl's statement under court state prison sentences the jury's verdict in 1972 and rules and decisions which re- Superior Court Judge Fran- therefore a new trial is war- quire prosecutors or the state cis X Crahay, now of the Ap- ranted. ' to furnish defendants with ex- pellate Division, but who Their reasoning is that \( culpatory evidence they are was the trial judge in 1972. re- they had the Information that aware of. served decision Friday on mo- Mr Kohl initially said Sher- The governor had a duty to tions for a. new trial after he win sought a favor on behalf disclose this information, permitted testimony to be of Mr. Dimon and later maintained Harold J Ruvoldt heard from former Gov. Wil- changed his story they could Jr. of Jersey City, represent- *«f IIMr H liam T. Cahill, former state have attacked Mr. Kohl's ing Sherwin. MUSEUM OPENS - Freeholder Director Joseph ing fund drive; the Rev. Paul McCarty, school Attorney General George F. credibility. This, then, would Testimony Friday also es- C. Irwln delivers the keynote address yesterday at chaplain of Christian Brothers Adademy, Lincroft, Kugler Jr., and two others. have left the testimony of tablished' unequivocally that t'auI J. Sherwin opening ceremonies of the new Monmouth Mu- who delivered the Invocation; William B. Leon- Significant new evidence Kussell 11 Mullen, then assis- - See verdict, page 2

seum on the campus of Brookdale Community Col- ard, president of the museum board of trustees, the defense attorneys felt J* o a lege, Lincroft. The band at left is the. 389th Army and Charles B. Hording, chairman of the ^oard, they produced was admis- Band. Ft. Monmouth. Seated, left to right, are Dr. who presided over the ceremonies. (Related story, sions from Mr. Cahill and Mason W. Gross, a member of the board of photos on page 8). Mr.Kugler that the state's trustees of the museum and chairman of the bulld- key witness, state Trans- 11 killed as hijacker portation Commissioner John C. Kohl, had initially stated to them that Sherwin Wanted something done that would be 1,000 on hand for opening helpful to John Dimon. then blows up an airliner state Republican chairman. SAIGON, South Vietnam Da Nang to Saigon, Tan or- them badly mangled, offi- Mr. Kohl had testified dur (AP) - A hijacker described dered the pilot to turn back cials said They also recov- ing the 1972 trial that Sherwin as a wealthy playboy army and fly to the North Vietnam- ered a special tape recorder sought to obtain a favor for a captain blew up a South Viet- ese capital. Instead, the pilot aboard the plane to record of new Monmouth Museum friend, contributor and sup- namese airliner and killed all prepared to land at Phan conversations during an porter in having the state re- By BOB Rl BIN Director Joseph C. Irwin, the dale, followed with brief mes- tor of the Monmouth Con- 71 persons aboard after the Rang, 160 miles northeast of emergency. ject bids for a Warren County keynote speaker. sages. servatory of Music and Dr pilot refused to fly to Hanoi, Saigon, and Tan set off two road construction job so the It was the third attempt in LINCROFT - More than "You are to be con- Among those present yes- James L Whitehead, first di- officials said today. grenades he had brought two years — all unsuccessful 1,000 people turned out for the gratulated," Mr. Irwin told terday were Democratic As- rector of the museum. Manzo Contracting Co.', of aboard the plane, the officials Matawan, could receive pref- It was the first hijacking to, — to hijack a South Vietnam- official opening of the Mon- the trustees and staff of the semblywoman Gertrude Ber- After the ribbon cutting by said. erential treatment in rebidd- result in a large number of ese aircraft to North Viet- mouth Museum yesterday, museum. "Your efforts have man, Democratic Assem- Mr. Leonard, Mr. Harding, ing. deaths, and the first time a Eyewitnesses said the plane nam. Air Vietnam reportedly which featured a parachute built a monument for this blymen Walter Kozloski and and Mr. Irwin, the ben- hijacked plane has been made one pass over the air- has ordered its pilots to re- drop and an attempted bal- generation in Monmouth Richard Van Wagner, Mon- ediction by the Rev. Newlon Sherwin, Michael Manzo. blown up in the air. field, circled back and banked fuse to fly to North Vietnam loon ascension in addition to County and for generations to mouth County Sheriff Paul .1 W. Greiner, pastor of the president of the contracting The officials said the hija- sharply as it approached the even under duress. Observers the traditional ribbon-cutting come. Kiernan and Freeholder Phil- Morganville United Methodjst firm, and William Loughran cker, 31-year-old Le Due Tan, runway. They said there was say the airline's security pre- ceremony. ip Gumbs; General Preston Church, the audience poured of Sea Girt, a fund raiser for bypassed security checks yes- an explosion and the plane cautions have been lax and Because of wind problems, "It was a bold venture, and Corderman, chairman of the into the two gallery areas of the state Republican Party, terday when he boarded the crashed nose first not far haphazard, but one official the balloon never got off the you won," he said, citing a board of trustees of Brook- the new building to view the were convicted by a jury Oct Air Vietnam Boeing 727 at Da from a minefield. said security measures were ground. long list of the names of those dale College; Bernard Kel- first exhibition. 26, 1972, of conspiring to per- Nang for a flight to Saigon. The plane burst into flames being tightened at all air- who helped made the mu- lenyi, architect of the mu- The new $536,000 structure "Flight" is a "collection of vert the state's bidding laws Police in Da Nang were re- when it hit the ground and the ports seum a reality. Among those seum; Mrs. Ann Campbell, on the Brookdale Community art and machines probing the Sherwin and Loughran were ported questioning Tan's wife, fire spread to the minefield, Tan's motive was not mentioned were the late Mrs. representing Gov. Brendan T College campus, financed en- idea of flight from ancient convicted of receiving a who owns a beauty parlor setting off a claymore anti- known yet. Authorities said tirely by public subscription, Geraldine L Thompson, "sho Byrne; Charles T Lyle. di- legends to the realities of $10,000 check for the Republi- personnel mine. rector of the Monmouth Coun- there, and an air force secu- he had a bachelor of arts de- is the culmination of 11 years donated to Brookdale the land modern space exploration. can State Finance Committee The eight crew members ty Historical Association; Ken- rity sergeant who they said gree in political science, of work for a permanent on which the museum was It includes actual planes, as a bribe and Manzo was and 59 of the 63 passengers neth Simsarian, director of helped Tan evade the secutiry joined the army in 1962 after home for the museum, found- built; Mrs. Olivia W. Switz. balloon baskets, space mod- convicted of paying it as a were Vietnamese, according the Monmouth County Arts check. • service in the militia as a ed Feb. 1962. Mr. and Mrs. William G ules, and artifacts from bal- bribe. Officials said when the air- to the passenger list. The oth- commando, married in 1964 Wrightson Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Council; Felix Molzer, direc- After the playing of the na- See I,IN, page 2 After the court hearing liner was about halfway from ers were two South Koreans, and had three children. Al- tional anthem by the 389th William B. Leonard, the Har- a Filipino and a Frenchman. though assigned to Dalat, he Army Band, Ft. Monmouth. ding family, the Borden Foun- By nightfall rescue teams lived in Da Nang and was and the invocation by the dation, Frank Greenwall, and searching in the rain through known there as a wealthy Rev. Paul McCarty, school the Junior League,of Mon- ' the charred wreckage had re- playboy with a succession of chaplain of Christian Broth- mouth County. Big Democratic gain seen covered 68 bodies, many of automobiles. ers Academy, here,. Charles Mr. Leonard, president of B. Harding, chairman of the the board of trustees of the WASHINGTON (AP) - Associated Press survey senator's support of the Nixon their chances better than in board of trustees of the mu- museum, and Dr. Donald H. Democrats are starting to in- showed that Republicans ap- "pardon. any year since Rockefeller was seum, introduced Freeholder Smith, president of Brook- ject President's Ford's par- pear headed for substantial "Why have these outspoken first elected in 1958. Home improvements, don of Richard M. Nixon into losses this November. Despite propoentnts of law and order In California, where Re- the mid-term campaign at the some revived morale since gone along with this mockery publican Gov. Ronald Reagan same time a survey shows Ford assumed the presidency, of the law?" he asked. is retiring, the Democrats them headed for a strong the GOP could lose two to six The best Republicans can also are mounting a strong Illegal hitchhiking The inside story showing in November. Senate seats and governor- hope for, according to the bid. Some people use fall or autumn to describe the upcoming Underscoring Republican ships, and possibly up to 40 survey by AP bureaus in all Polls show their candidale, season, but most of us know it's really home improvment THE WEATHER fears that Ford's action may House seats. 50 states, is to hold losses to Secretay of State Edmund G time. Advice about projects homeowners will be undertaking Sunny aid pleasant today and tomorrow. revive Watergate-related is- Carey, opening his cam- about 2 governorships and 15 (Jerry) Brown Jr., son of Re- in preparation for winter will be contained in a special section Ctmplete report on page 2. sues at the GOP's expense. paign against Republican House seats while breaking gan's .predecessor, leading of tomorrow's editions Democratic gubernatorial (iov. Malcolm Wilson, said he even in the Senate. Republican I Hitchhiking is illegal in New Jersey, but it is slill quite •Flight' parties lake off. P»K' * .andldate Hugh L. Carey in would make an issue of Wil- Democrats control the Sen- Flournoy. common\Nadine Joseph of our main newsroom in Shrews- Newest of Ike September brides page J New York and Senate hopeful son's refusal to comment on ate 58 to 42, the House 248 to Democratic triumphs in - bury discussed the subject with a few hitchhikers, a psy- Marlboro plans temple fund drive page 13 Jonathan Marshall in Arizona the pardon and other Water- 187 and the governorships 32 fornia and New York could chologist and two psychiatrists. Her findings will appear to- Cherry Hill woman wins seniors title page 13 have questioned the pardon. gate-related issues. "The gov- to 18. Though most Senate give the Democrats control of morrow in the first of a three-part series Yukees, Dodgers, CardlHls pad leads page 14 ernor of New York has a na- and governor's seats being the nation's six largest stales An Elinor Multer "Learning World" column about student And in California, Sen. Ed- Glaits aid Jets fall li NFL openers page 14 tional voice, and he must contested this year are held going into the 1976 presiden- journalists elicited criticism from Dr. Richard I Stonesifer, ward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., Classified IS-" DAILY REGISTER speak to national issues and by Democrats — 20 of 34 Sen; tial election. president of Monmouth College. She explains why she agrees launched a weekend of cam- Cnlc 17 PHONE NUMBERS issues of conscience," Carey, ate seats, 23 of 35 governor- Democratic Govs. John J. — and disagrees — with Dr. Stonesifer in tomorrow's column, paigning for Democratic can- a congressman from Brook- .ships — few Democratic in- Gillivan of Ohio. Milton I a regular feature of The Daily Register, Northern Monmouth Contemporary Life H« Mate Office KMIM didates by blasting Ford. "It lyn, declared. cumbents are rated in serious Shapp of Pennsylvania and County's largest newspaper and Monmouth County's most in- Editorials « Classified Ads 541-17* was the wrong time, the difficulty. Dolph Briscoe of Texas arc teresting newspaper. Entertainment " Circulation Dept 54MKI wrong place and the wrong In Arizona, meanwhile Mar- Carey, who won an uphill considered leading in re-elec- Financial » Sports Dept...J person to receive a pre-in- shall, a Scoltsdale publisher, primary battle last week, tion bids, while Democratic Marching Band Shoes, Ten- Movies II MhMleUwn Bnreai «7I- dictment, pre-conviction par- opened.his uphill drive Clam Hut Restaurant. Open OMturtes •••< FreehoWBnrew .«-«« seems likely to give a stern Gov. Daniel Walker of Illinois Tucs. through Sun. Highlands. ser's, 206 Broadway, Long don," he said. against Republican Sen. Bar- Branch. Sports M-K; Long Branch Unreal .HMtll ry Goldwater by blasting the test to Wilson, who became is midway through his four- N.J. 291-1284. Their moves came as an governor when Nelson A. year term. Attention Rimson Residents Farm House Restaurant. Rockefeller resigned last De- AacttMOallet ""^F^FiF Kegislctfinow for fall term at For Fan and/or Funds Democrats also hope to Both the Deane-Porter and Open Tues. through Sun. Heavy duty white Husky com- cember. Democrats consider For restaurant and bar equip- bination aluminum window, the Monmouth School of Bal- Shadoflbrook's Bountiful plus capture Republican-held gov- Forrestdale schools in Rum- Little Silver. 741-7257. Avail- ment. 1M Monmouth St., Red $25 each installed Minimum let, 772 River Hd . Fair professional N.Y. theater. In- Barry's ernorships in Connecticut. son will be OPEN every day able for small banquets and Bank Open Mon., Tues., ' R^ Bank. Haven. 842-8404. quire 747-5570. Dinner - Wheatstone Bridge Massachusetts, Arizona. this week. parties. Wed M 2''The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY SEPTEMBER 16 1974 A Verdict expected today in Sherwiri bid for new trial (Continued) he had with Mr. Kohl. He said Sherwin did not know that Sherwin was there in Ihe ca- Manzo was a contributor to pacity of a personal friend Ihe Republican Party, argued whose ability he trusted < Mr Ruvuldl Mr. Kugler said he remem- Charles Krankel of Asburv bered commenting to his staff Park, representing Manzo, after Mr. Kohl testified be- and Frederic C. Ritger Jr. of fore a grand jury that his South Orange, representing statement about Sherwin Loughran, additionally ar- wanting a favor for a con- gued that they had not known tractor was inconsistent with that Sherwin had such broad his earlier statement and that responsibilities concerning this might be exculpatory evi- the transportation depart- dence and defense attorneys ment, an important factor to should be informed about it their case. He added thai he, himwlf. did Mr. C.ahill and Mr, Kuglcr not inform the defense about testified that Mr Kohl, when It. asked by Mr. Cahill in April. The former attorney gener- 1972, about whal Sherwin did al said he had discussed the to substantiate a complaint, matter with Sherwin from the against him, never indicated lime of the investigation until that it was on behalf of a par- the return of the indictment ty contributor but said il was but said he did not under- on behalf of Mr. Dimon. stand Sherwin's allegation The former governor said that he counseled him. JEWISH NEW YEAR - Area synagogues prepare for Rosh Hashandh, thut Mr. Kohl called him, per- He also testified that he which begins at sundown today and continues through Wednesday. Leaders haps the next day, changing could not recall if he Had told of Congregation B'noi Israel, Rumson, discuss services that will be held to the statement that it was for Sherwin that there was no in- " usher in the year 5735. They Include left to right, Sidney Scharff, cantor; a contractor. Mr. Kugler said criminating evidence against Henry Hurwitz, chairmon of iunior services for the holy days, and Rabbi he had not.been informed him. This was another allega- Jack M. Rosoff. about this call to the gover- tion that Sherwin made in his nor. (Mr. Kohl later testified papers for a hearing for a before a grand jury and at new trial. the criminal trial that the fa- James A. O'Connor, stale vor was for a friend, contrib- purchasing agent in 1970. said Jewish religious leaders utor, supporter.) Loughran informed him about Mr Cahill said he first be- an asphalt shortage and he in- came aware of the allegations formed his superior, state •••Mi Hott ptialo urge reassertion of ideals against Sherwin by a letter treasurer Joseph M. McCrane FLIGHTLESS — Crowds mill around the 70-foot high hot air balloon at yes- from then U.S. Attorney Her- Jr. who directed him to Sher- (Continued) the unpardonable nature of Jews may recognize the lim- terday's public opening of the Monmouth Museum, Lincroft, and its pre- bert J. Stern that stated that win who, he said, was respon- its to pardon and that the true mier "Flight" exhibition. The promotional stunt by a Princeton company, Nixon's resignation and Presi- Watergate, American society, David Biederman, chief coun- sible for the transportation dent Ford's initial acts. and American Jewry, there is meaning of Yom Kippur'and Have Bolloon, Will Travel, never got off the ground due to the high winds sel for the transporation de- department. blowing toward the ocean which made the planned ascension dangerous. "We looked for a messiah in a need to reevaluate responsi- atonement had no value un- partment, had filed a com- Mr O'Connor said he toW President Ford and the real- bility less it was accompanied by a plaint alleging that Sherwin Sherwin about the shortage ity Is that we cannot escape Rabbi Goldman also re- desire to accept responsibility had tried to influence the and that it would create high our own responsibility." He marked that as a result of for a wrongful act and tp 'cor- transportation department to bids for road work and sug- said that on all three levels, Nixon's pardon. American rect it. 1,000 at museum opening do something improper. gested that the state could save money if the job were (Continued) The hot air balloon is 50- parawing (rectangular para- Sherwin responded to the allegation that it was not so, rebid in the spring. loons and dirigibles, as well feet wide and 70-feel high, chute) and smoke trailers on that he never did anything for He later told Sherwin that is paintings, drawings, and with a 60,000 cubic foot air ca- his feet, while Wallace County looking into charge Mr. Dimon, that il never hap- he did not consider this a sculpture organized around pacity. spurted a more conventional pened, said Mr. Cahill. problem for him because it the concept of flight. Unfortunately, the show parachute. The former governor said was a business decision lo After a look at the exhibit, never got off the ground, as it As the "Rising Run", he thought Mr Kohl would save the state money. of police brutality in city people walked over to the were, due to high winds blow- moored by several ropes, testify at trial about his first "I didn't realize until a few parking lot where Roger Kelt, ing toward the ocean which swayed from side to side In reference to Mr. Dimon. He weeks ago that Mr. Sherwin LONG BRANCH - Mal- though visiting privileges while in the hospital, she said. Lebanon, and Alan Emer. made the ascension dan- the wind, periodically firing added that he had not volun- didn't recall this incident," he colm V. Carton, first assis- were limited to members of Mrs. Scataglia, who is the Ocean Gorve, principals in gerous. its hot air burner, children teered tttis information to ei- said. tant Monmouth County prose- his immediate family, a hos- mother also of a 15-year-uld "Have Balloon, Will Travel," Although the balloon didn't seemed content to play with ther the defense attorneys or Mrs. Helen Mann, Sherwin's cutor, last night confirmed pital spokesman said daughter, said she was aware • Princeton company that go up, Spec, 5 Thomas Wall- balloons bearing the mu- to the defendants. confidential secretary, cor- his office is investigating alle- According to police records. of the county Investigation does promotional stunts with ace and Dick Lewis, a civil- seum's double M logo which roborated Mr. O'Connor's tes- gations of police brutality in- Mr. Scataglia was appre- Her son had worked is an balloons, were setting up for ian, both members of ihe Ft. were handed out. The former governor also timony about his visit to the volving the Sept. 2 arrest of a hended on assorted charges, uncle's roofing and siding an ascension of their "Rising Monmouth Parachute Club; The big one, most said, was said he had been dissatisfied office She said Sherwin hall 19-year-old city man who was including possession of less Sun." came down. Lewis wore a a little too scary. with performance within Ihe business, she said. transportation department direct responsibility for the hospitalized for head injuries than 25 grams of marijuana, John M. Buffin, city public and felt that some personnel transportation department. -Mr. Carton said county de- use of offensive language and safety director, could not be were performing poorly. One The state, represented by tectives are conducting an in- possession of alcoholic beve- reached for comment yes. was Mr. Mullen, said Mr. special prosecutor, Division vestigation of allegations thai rages, on the street, An un- terday because of illness lie Chief Mass, Shrewsbury identified juvenile also was Cahill, adding that he didn't of Criminal Justice Director Joseph Scataglia, 217 Oak "feel Mr Mullen's background Matthew p. Boylan and his wo/pjl Ave , was misl.reat^d apprehended and released, d^cal Center. qualified him to be assistant special assistant, Richard A when he was arrested on La- Arresting officers were Pa- settle nuisance controversy commissioner. Levin, opposed the motion, bor Day at 9:38 p.m. here and trolmen John Adams and Pe- ter Johns and Detective Jules The Mosl Mr. Cahill said Sherwin arguing that the statements subsequently admitted to the Wolfson. FREEHOLD - Shrewsbury Youngsters using the courts "It seems to me {here's no handled many of his chores were not exculpatory evi- intensive care unit at Mon- Bountiful Hoard Police Chief Raymond Mass throw rocks ontj their proper- controversy if they: do what and was present at meetings dence. mouth Medical Center. Mrs. J. M. Scataglia, the •rid the borough of Shrews- ty and harass abd Incite their they say they will do in the Mr. Carton did not reveal man's mother, said yesterday bury apparently have re- dog, they atld.d. affadavit (file* by the how' his office became in- her son had been in a coma SUNDAY from 3PM solved an alleged nuisance They estimated an average borough)," Mr. Leckstein volved in the investigation. for approximately a week af- caused by tennis courts adja- of 500 to 600 tennis balls are said. Man fined $200 Mr Scataglia yesterday ter he was hospitalized. He cent to the chief's home, it inadvertently volleyed onto was listed in fair condition. marked his 19th birthday was disclosed in Superior their property from the tennis In that affadavit, Coun- ShaDoiubvook cilman Gerald A. Bruno, who Court Friday. courts each year and alleged Route 3b is in charge of the borough's With the concurrence of the that borough officials had for a bribery try Department of Recreation, Busine88 buildin attorneys for both Chief Mass failed to take any corrective Shrew said the borough was pre- and the borough, Superior action despite assurances FREEHOLD - An Ocean- pended reformatorreformatory term for T^ pared to erect additional (201) 747 0200 Court Judge Merritt Lane Jr. they would. port man who had admitted possessing marijuana that fences and canvas-type net- discharged a show cause or- The complaint asked that offering a 11,000 bribe to an same day in Middletown. Jay ting to prevent tennis balls der against the borough the borough be restrained Oceanport patrolman was giv- DeHotel, 21, of Cliffwood from going astray. damaged by fire which he had issued in re- from using the old tennis en a suspended six month Way, Laurence Harbor, who sponse to a complaint by the courts, which riftte been sup- He said the borough could county jail sentence and was also had admitted possessing LONG BRANCH - City and the blaze was under con- chief of police and his wife. plemented by newer ones, un- not remove the old tennis fined $250. marijuana that same day, firemen last night contained a trol in less than a half hour courts, as requested by Mr. smoky fire in the rear of a No injuries were reported. til corrective action is taken. Robert A. Hendrickson of 14 was given a suspended re- and Mrs. Mass, even if it two-story building al Broad- In their complaint, Mr. and Michael R. Leckstein of Sea Girt Ave. had admitted formatory term, two years wanted to because a condition way and Third Ave. that The fire in the all-brick Mrs. Mass, of 74 Sickles Place Red Bank, the attorney for that he offered the money to probation and was fined $100. . said they have been subjected the Masses, and John Holo- of a grant of money by the houses Nat's Jewelers and structure was confined to a Ocoanport Patrolman Glenn Murray Fox of 7 Stratford to repeated trespassing on binko, attorney for the State Department of Environ- other businesses. rear section rented by County Meyer if the patrolman would Drive, Englishtown, who had their property by persons us- borough, informed the judge mental Protection for con- Assistant Fire Chief An- Refrigeration, a repair ser- alter the facts of a charge of pleaded guilty to a charge of ing the tennis courts next to at the hearing Friday they struction of the borough's thony Laugelli said the blaze vice. No damage was report- atrocious assault and battery contributing to the delin- their house to retrieve lost thought the matter had been new courts was that the old started at a rear entrance ed to the jewelry store front- to prevent a possible in- quency o( a 15-year-old girl in GRANT tennis balls. resolved. courts not be removed. and mushroomed inward. He ing on Broadway, a beauty dictment and a trial on that Manalapan, was given a sus- salon or offices in the build- charge Oct. 4 in Oceanport. said the origin of the fire was pended 364-day county jail not determined. ing. However, the entire PR|NTERS sentence and one year proba- County Court Judge Donald All fire units in the city building was filled with 170 MONMOimi.ST .1. Cunningham imposed the tion. were called out at 9:25 p.m. smoke. Court chides Top of East sentence. 741-9300 Victoria DeHolel, 19 Sydney Ave., Union Beach, who ad- mitted possessing an ex- owners for encroachment plosive weapon Aug. 27, 1973, FREEHOLD - Accusing tract and requesting a per- injuction Friday, Judge Lane in Middletown was given a Snyder-Westerlind Corp. of manent injunction. noted that Snyder-Westerlind, suspended six month jail sen- The return of "some cheek," Superior The county had sought the in legal papers filed in re- tence, one year probation and Court Judge Merritt Lane Ir court order, alleging that em- sponse to the county's suit, was fined $100. Friday issued a preliminary ployes or agents of Snyder- had admitted trespassing on She was granted a condi- injunction prohibiting the de- Westerlind had removed a the county land but contended tional discharge and a sus- veloper of the Top of the light snow fence the county the alterations it made on East, a condominium project erected to separate its prop- that property had really im- Frank'n stein. in Highlands, from encroach- erty from the highrise trail proved the county land and Keansburg ing and trespassing on county and had removed soil from that a site plan had been filed Yes. We're bringing it back. The good old land contiguous to the proj- the county property. classes start with the County Planning day. On.Saturday, Sept. 21, a beer and ect. The county also complained Board prior to condemnation He additionally directed that Snyder-Westcrlind had proceedings which led to next week hot dog at Freehold will be a mere 25

By ED pointed out that, up to now. Associated Humane's propos- kennels were not heated. ' The mayor added, "If the with the contract The only society's charge that ciindi mntej arc st'iling the the Newark-based humane or- al claiming that a proper shelter humane society can perform fear I have is that we won't Ham at I he township * anim.il third MATAWAN TOWNSHir - ganization has provided ani- At present, the township maintains a minimum tem- the collection and other scr- yet the same coverage from pound arc inadequate, the "Most inun111pa 1 it Township Manager Donald K mal control services to the employs a full-lime animal perature of 50 degrees at all viceii and save us some nmn the group as we're getting mayor said—, "Th e londilMin-..- . wouldn'.. .t. b. e able to handle t Guluzzy has confirmed lhai township at no cost He said warden at a yearly salary nf time?. ey. probably the majority of now from our warden." art- inadequate prtibanly bo- cost of a facility that they i the Township Council is re- the group's initial announce- $9,500. "To date," the release went the council would go along In answer to the humane CMM they (Associated llu is adequate' viewing a proposal from Asso- ment to begin charging fur Although the municipal em- on, "this has not been done. ciated Humane Societies of the services came in a letter ploye regularly patrols the Duijng the winter time, the New Jersey. Inc of Newark to Mayor and Council last township in a police car, rus- ' water and fond becomes fro- for an animal control pro- month from Ms Vera Wyyei. lomized with a cage tn Im- zen It would be extremely in gram. Associated Humane s general pound stray animals, he de humane to keep animals un- Mr Guluzzy said the orga- manager pends on the humane organi- der these conditions." nization's contract offer - zation to dispose of animals I've already had dis which are not claimed and When reached for comment BIG SAVINGS which would include services such as animal collection and cussions and exchanged let- others that are found dead in last night. Mayor Philip N disposal — would cost I he ters with the society," com- the streets (iumbs said that service pro- vided by the township's own township approximately $7,600 mented Mr. Guluzzy. "I mm Associated Humane charges animal warden "has been a year. feel that I have enough infor- that the township's make-shift \. \ \ \ \ fairly good. "This is based on the hu- mation on the subject of ani- animal pound at the water de- mal control and the proposal mane group's formula of 40 partment is far from ade- "The only problem is we to present it to Township cents for every person in the quate. don't hive the facilities to Council for its consideration ' township. It's a flat fee pro- In a recent press release, properly dispose of animals ADD posal," he said adding, "we The manager said he will the humane society said its Up to just lately, the humane now have a population of confer with council Thursday representatives inspected the society has been doing that about lt.000 ." night to discuss the current impoundment area in Febru- for us at no charge They The township manager animal control program and ary 1174 and reported "the want to be paid now " ROOM

CHECK OUR LOWER PRICES FIRST! Variance denial void again You'll save plenty when you get our Irae estimate on your new room addition, or any other type improvement. We are the county's oldest and largest home im- FREEHOLD - For the sec cause council members had the company's attorney in the 24 hours before the meeting provement specialists — your guarantee ot lowest price and satisfaction., ond Urn* this year the action made their decision at a matter. William E. Wilson, 11 was unfortunate, he said, Call now — 24 hour phone service, by the Highlands Borough caucus rather than at a public had been notified by phone 24 that a letter had not been wir Council in denying a variance meeting. hours before the council ten and more notice than H sought by H. and V. Corp. for At the time of the April de- meeting of June 28 that a res- hours given to the firm of the fREE ESTIMATES - 741-5060 construction of a 46-apart impending action ion cision, the judge remanded olution on the variance would NO MONEY DOWN - TERMS ARRANGED QN ANY JOB ment complex overlooking the matter back to council be brought up at that meeting He held that this notice was Sandy Hook Bay has been in- with certain explicit direc- — but not necessarily acted insufficient and sent the mat- validated by the courts. tions about its reconsideration on and contended this was in- ter back to the council with Superior Court Judge Mer- of the variance, incuding one sufficient. specific instructions that the MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. ritt Lane Jr. Friday ruled that the H and V Corp. be Patrick D. Healy. the next time it acted on the vari- that the attorney for the H. given a chance to be heard by borough's attorney, main- ance it must give H and V. HIGHWAY 35 AT HEADDONS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN and V. Corp. had been given the council when it acted on tained that he informed Mr. Corp. at least five days writ- 741 5060 insufficient notice of the the variance. ' Wilson in that telephone con- ten notice of the meeting meeting at which the council H and V Corp., of South versation that action would acted, for the secpnd time, on River, is seeking the variance betaken. the. application for a vari- to build a 46-unit apartment Judge Lane, in handing ance,' and sent the matter complex on four acres of land down his ruling, said he could back to the council to give it on Linden Ave. in an Hi resi- easily understand how there another try. dential zone. The borough's could be a misunderstanding The council denied the vari- Zoning Board of Adjustment in the conversation. In any ance, for the second time, on had recommended last Oct I case, regardless of what was June 38. It initially denied the that the variance be granted. said, he said he was con- variance last Nov. 20 but that Michael R. Leckstein of vinced that it was a reason- action was ruled illegal by Red Bank, attorney for the ably casual telephone conver- playtex figures Judge Lane on April SO be- firm, said his predecessor as sation which took place only in the fall savings W on bras and girdles • » save now on these great fitting styles

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RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. William LeBa- vMrtadfl MONMOUTH MEDICAL RedBaik s ron (nee Jan Shorey), 272 Ox- Phone your order toll tree: Ltag Branch throughout New Jersey 800-392-6890 j ford Ave., Fair Haven, daugh- trom Asbury Park Area 774-4747 ter, Sept. 14. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marti- Waitt (nee Anna Marie Klei- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V. Liv- nelly (nee Judith Peterson), ber), Rt. 79, Morganville, ingston III (nee Mary Ann 240 White Road, Little Silver, d ughter, Sept. 11. Isel), 65 Wellington Drive, daughter, Sept. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Guar- New Shrewsbury, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony De- n ri (nee Susan Laverty), 39 Sept. 14. Fazio (nee Lois Manzi), 465 OJrchard St., Red Bank, Brighton Ave., Long Branch, d ughter, Sept. 11. Mr. and Mrs. James King son, Sept. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Michael (nee Joy Jolly), 56 First St., Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fit- Kjrasko (nee Carol Lee West Keansburg, son, Sept. zpatrick (nee Barbara Hay- Jouaneau), 227 Allen Ave., Al- 14. don), 201 Eighth St., Belford, lenhurst, daughter, Sept. 11. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mul- son, Sept. 6. Mr. and Mrs. John Sibunka laney (nee Mary Conway), 36 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas (iee Barbara Botch), 184 Edgemere Drive, Matawan, Smock (nee Hazel Rose), 306 (fence Road, Pair Haven, son, Sept. 14. Broad St., Eatontown, son, daughter, Sept. 11. Sept. 6. iMr. and Mrs. William Ken- Mr. and Mrs. James Dor- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bar- (nee. Mary Lou Kane), 598 ment (nee Maureen Cunniff), ber (nee Sharon Myerson), 21 ijne Road. Hazlet, daughter, 41 Black Point Horseshoe. Commonwealth Ave., Middle- S •pt. 11. Rumson, daughter, Sept. 14. town, daughter, Sept. 8. Mr. and Mrs. William Shen- Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Park tijn (nee Susan Schnitzer), 76 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Held (nee Sherie Main), 4 Willow on Gate Lane, Matawan, (nee Geraldine Kimmel), 31 Drive, Ocean Township, son, lughtep, Sept. 11. ^Spring St., Red Bank, son, Sept. 9. Sept. 15. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Dugan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vali (nee Anita Bergwall), 415 itti (nee Gloria Jean Corn- Mr. and Mrs Robert A. Norwood Lane, Avon, daugh- I), 20 Smith Place. East Johnson (nee Janice Heaton), : ter, Sept. 10. KJeansburg, daughter, Sept. "48 Lake Blvd., Matawan, son, Sept. 15. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Don- 1 nelly (nee Deborah Walcott), 47 First St., Highlands, daughter, Sept. 10. Mr. and Mrs. John Shotliff (nee Barbara Welstead), 555 Patton Ave., Long Branch, daughter, Sept. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tanaka (nee Karen Nakamura), 400 Sairs Ave., Long Branch, daughter, Sept. 11. will be closed tomorrow in observance JERSEY SHORK MEDICAL of the Jewish Holiday. Neptue Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dubill (nee Mary Gordon), lot Grassmere Ave., Interlakcn son, Sept. 10. ASBUW fWK RED BAM< OPEN WHi 8 Fftt. TO 9 PM BRICK TOWN OPEN CARY TO 930. MWAUW4 OPEN M0N TKRJSATTO 930 The Daily Register Ehrlichman seen as the patsy I limn has deployed a flcel of Established in M7II-Publish«! b> Thr Red Bank Register B) JACK ANDHRSOV iiniHiitiiiiiniiuiiiiniiiuniHiHiiiiuuiMii ation fur Kconomic and Social Development. which received «7 ballistic missile subm.ii- lines, many of them nuclear ARTHUR Z. KAMIN Thr Nixon lapcv which grants for 14 years from the have been withheld from Ihr WASHINGTON Rockefeller Brothers Kounda ixiwered This compares lo -II President and Editor public (or we in Ihe Water lion to bnng rural reform and American missile subs Slates gait' trials, portray .liihn Khr SCENE belter schools lo South Am- cine NATO document: "The Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F Sandford, Associate Editor hchman as a palsy. erica. "The mam thing we Soviet submarine forces is mm more capable and has Sources who IWVC listened liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii don't know. ' confided an Kill . MONDAY SEPTEMBER 16 1974 lo the tapes say lhal n-Prari- source, "is how they spend oulbuilt NATO in nuclear denl Hichard Nuon would .iw.iiv how Nixon and Jlalde the money " powered submarines " discuss strategy wilh his lop man used him "Thai's why -In surface ships, the new- Another Hockefeller enter- .iN PERSON aide. II K llaldc-man Then Khrlichman has called the est Soviet vessels "carry prise under investigation by A picture has emerged of a Tin not a billionaire, fella. Ihey would call in Khrlich- former President as a aril- more elaborate and more so- Ihe KM is Ihe International Rockefeller who has managed Fin not even half a billionaire.' man and go through ihc same ness," said one source Basic Economy Corporation, phisticated electronic sys- discussion again, thus giving to keep above the hurly-burly tems One Soviet surface ves- II is clear." agreed anoth- founded by Nelson Rockefel- He has insulated himself from him Ihe impression lhal he sel, according to NATO in- er, "that Khrlichman has ler lo operate supermarkets, any questionable activities, was a full participant in ihr telligence, is "ton for ton, the gone off Ihe reservation." In poultry firms and machinery the FBI has found, by a layer decision-making most powerful warship ever other words, he no longer will equipment facilities in some of attorneys, financial ad- Bui invariably, they would try lo protect Nixon and Hal 20 countries, mainly in Latin visers and political associ- built " adopt the strategy thai Nixon deman America. ates. According to another con- and Haldcman had already The view of Khrlichman as The FBI is also examining 'The rough-and-tumble fidential document, "the so- agreed upon and the unsus- a puppet, manipulated by more closely the Commission stuff was handled.uy his asso- phisticated missile systems of pecting Khrlichman would Nixon and llaldeman. < nines on Critical Choices, which ciates," said a source. Us advanced surface ships wind up doing the dirty work (nun a cumulative study of conducted studies of world KB I agents have been run- Hives the Soviet Union a pow- As one source put il. "Nuon Ihe secret tapes, say our problems for Rockefeller 11 ning up to Capitol Hill almost erful ship-to-ship capability and Haldcman used Khrlich sources has been suggested this was daily with huge Rockefeller and a considerable superior- man as their hired gun " Rockefeller investigation: A set up to groom him for the dossiers, which they have ity in missile units over They sent Khrlichman. for painstaking but preliminary White House. shown lo key members of NATO." example, to try to persuade FHUjnvestigation of Nelson Our FBI sources stress that Congress. NATO commanders are the CIA deputy director. Ver- Rockefeller has produced no Rockefeller isn't suspected of "Rocky looks awfully deeply concerned over Ihe min Walters, lo head of I Ihe information that should pre- any subversive or shady deal- good," said a source with ac- deployment of Soviet ships in FBI's investigation into Ihe vent his confirmation as vice ings. But the FBI wants to be cess to the dossiers the Indian Ocean. Concludes plumbers' operations Kh president able to answer any questions Naval superiority: In- another NATO report: Rus- rlichman was also assigned to Agents are still digging, lhal may be raised by Rock- telligence reports confirm the sia's "power to rapidly switch approach ex-Atly (ien John however, into rumors lhal a efeller's most extreme critics conclusion of the author- ships from the Mediterranean Mitchell and to ask Ihe un Rockefeller financed oper- Agents have questioned just itative British publication, lo the Indian Ocean, once willing Mitchell to lake the ation in Latin America was about everyone who has had ".lane's Fighting Ships," that Suez Canal is reopened, will rap for the Watergate fiasco infiltrated, by Communist any dealings with Rockefeller the Soviet Navy had sur- considerably increase her Sources close lo Special sympathizers. from doctors and clergymen passed the U.S. fleet in right- presence and influence in an Prosecutor Leon .laworski The investigation is center- lo sheriffs and political fig- ing power. Here's a rundown: area which six years ago was say that Ehrlichman is now ing on the American Associ- ures. —In submarines, the Soviet a Western lake." Time wounds all heels • 111 r •> > I •• 111 • i • • 1111111 • • 1 > I • By JIM BISHOP that happened in her life was and insisting that almost all when John and Mary moved the people she knew were be- What Aunt .losic had was THE on her block. Aunt Josie had neath her station in life. pride; what she lacked was a brother Tim, a ne'er-do-well Ironically, her mind began mercy. She could be ador- REPORTER who owned a big tavern in to wander like Mary's. If able, if you enjoyed being New York. She never forgave there was a difference, it was snubbed. She never walked him his riches, and never that Mary and John remained Into a room; she swept in, lllilllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII spoke to him. Tim had a re- in love with each other and like an ocean liner. Some- throat. "That one," she said, tarded daughter, Mary. She with dire poverty. times, when Irv was little, he nodding at him, "will never made the third grade in ele- When they died, they went could imagine smoke pouring amount to anything " mentary school and that was one after the other. John had out of her stack. It was the ultimate judg- it. In addition, she stuttered a stroke; Mary sat alone at a She was a big-chested wom- ment. Irving was through at badly. ' Most of the time they didn't TV set until a heart attack an who held her head so high nine. His father, who was the Mary grew up physically have money for shoes. And if took her. Irv ordered them Opposition to casino gambling that the kid knew more about lead elephant in the herd, was normal. She fell in love with they had, they'd have eaten placed in the family burial "No Dice" is the name of an or- bling and gamblers. The growing the Inside of her nostrils than afraid of Aunt Josie. In spite the only emaciated truck them. They never asked Aunt plot.. Aunt Josie did not pay of his natural intelligence and her last respects. That would ganization which is formally cam- number of people, rich and poor, she did. She tolerated people driver in the country. John Josie or anyone else for a who spoke less than the four deep study, she could make was an amiable person, but dime, and no one ever offered have been hypocrisy. paigning to convince New Jersey who have become addicted to tum- languages In which she was him feel like a boob by turn- Tim warned Mary that if she one. Now and then, because Aunt Josie was deep into voters that they should cast "no" bling is the reason Gamblers Ano- so fluent. She could discuss, ing on a faint forgiving smile. married John, he would never Mary was slow in her think the 80s. Her time came. Irv votes on the public question which nymous is in existence. Similar to with precise diction and par- She was headmistress at a speak to her again. ihg, she would pay a social was gray and lived far away, will appear on the November ballot Alcoholics Anonymous, its goal is' sable sentences, almost every girl's school. The students Come to think of it, my call at Aunt Josie's house. but he had the deeds and pa- subject from politics to popes relative to the legalization of casino the restoration of humans who have wore middy-blouses and -black friend Irv came from a long Mary was told that she was pers. So he went. And, instead to puberty. lies and navy blue skirts to line of people who enjoyed of taking orders from her, it' gambling in the state. lost their families, tjicir fortunes hopeless. "Dumb," Mary said Aunt Josie never married. their knees. They all had the not speaking to each other solemnly. Irving sat in on a was he who Issued them. * We are particularly impressed and their professions because of a Irv asked his mother why. same feeling about her — There may have been mists couple of those and flinched He sneaked a hundred dol- by the caliber of people who are single weakness- an insatiable de- "Because," she said pee- sheer terror. She steamed in Mary's mind, but to her at the way Aunt Josie lars into the hands of the su- heading the group: State Sen. Anne sire to gamble. vishly, "all men are beneath their mail open. John was a knight on a white scourged her niece. Mary not perintendent of graves. The her. She thinks her station in And yet she was most reli- charger. Martindell, O-Mercer; Stale Sen Besides the distinguished people only took it, but agreed, and man thanked him without life is very high " gious. Aunt Josie literally She married him. The returned for more. Well, as looking at it. The diggers dug Raymond H. Bateman, R-Somcrset, who are chairmen of "No Dice," He was nine when Aunt lived in church. I suspect that young couple found a flat the feller says, time wounds and dug. They did as Irving and William Brennan 3rd, former most law enforcement officials sup- Josie reached the number-one she spoke to God eyeball to down the street from Aunt all heels. asked. deputy state attorney general and port the organization because they position on his "Drop Dead" eyeball, as an equal. Twice, Josie's sumptuous home and Irv's dad died five years It was, I guess, meanness, son of the U.S. Supreme Court jus- are concerned the betting parlors list. She sat sipping tea, still when she was in Rome exam- lived happily ever after. Hap- ago. The effect was to place or an old rancor. He had Aunt wearing that triple-layer ining other old ruins, Irv sus- py is a relative term. They tice. will increase activities of organized him in charge of certain fami- Josie put on the bottom, and mocha cake hat and the pected that she granted an had each other. John worked ly matters - all of them bad. Mary and John on top. For all "No Dice" hopes to raise about crime in the state. crossed foxes which snapped audience to the Pope. for U.S. Trucking, and later Aunt Josie was in her dotage, eternity, Aunt Josie is now $100,000 for its campaign. That will at each other around her for the Lehigh Valley. Mr. Brennan is among those The most obnoxious thing complaining about her bowels beneath poor Mary ... be about one-fifth of the amount of who strongly hold that belief. He. of money proponents of casino Ram- course, is the gentleman who stirred bling have admitted will be spent. state citizens and federal prose- There is no way of knowing what the cutors into action in 1969 when he silent supporters of the casinos will About the plot to enslave us truthfully said that some state legis- do or spend to get their measure lators were too comfortable with or- By JAMES J. Kll.l'ATKU k IMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUI derberg meeting in Megeve. across to the voters. Henry M. Jackson, Jacob .la- France, April 19-21.1974." vits, Gal McGee, Mike Mon, ganized crime. Charles McC. Mathias, the We have frequently written thai Liberty Lobby went on to roney, Hugh Scott and John senior senator from Mary- among the things New .Jersey does Every effort by proponents of le- ask what was discussed at the Sparkman. Most of these are land, is catching a touch of \ I I'W secret meeting, and to remind sinister types, of which any- not need is more legalized gam- galized casinos to tell the public that the old high life these days Mathias that his loyalty lies thing could be believed, but bling. It is especially true in this the state will bener.it financially from Liberty Lobby, the sen- with his Maryland con- Hickenlooper? The late sen- ator's sin is that he has been year of inflation and high unemploy- from this type of gambling have urn iiiin • Illllllll stituents, not with inter- ator from Iowa? Say it ain't a Bilderberger, not once but ment. been debunked by fiscal experts. All national bankers. "Or," asked so. several times, and to be a Bil- hiding. "With all due re- Gambling, of course, has been that was needed was a study of the Liberty Lobby, putting a little Gerald Ford has been a Bil- derberger is to be a "Secret spect," said Liberty Lobby, in spin on the ball, "do you feel described as part of human nature. operations in , Nev. Conspirator." a tone of voice suggesting derberger. So have Congress- your senatorial oath of office KILPATRICK men Richard Boiling, John It has been with us since the earliest We certainly hope "No Dice" is A couple of weeks ago, Lib- little respect is due, "we find is superseded by your oath to recorded days. Today's society ac- erty Lobby published an ad in it strange that you refuse to Brademas, Chet Holifield, Pe- successful in getting its message the BUderbergers?" derbergers have the Eu- the Washington papers, ask- disclose any information con- ter Frelinghuysen, Dante Fas- cepts it quite casually and that is across to New Jerseyans. Casino The senior senator from ropean franchise (Actually ing the senator what he was cerning your trip to the Bil- cell, F. Bradford Morse, Hen- why we fear the electorate will mis- gambling will not benefit them. It Maryland, now up for reelec- the North American Con- ry Reuss and Brooks Hays. takenly approve the casino type bet- could, however, hurt them severely tion, doubtless can take care spiracy is in charge of the Not surprisingly, Columnist of himself. He is a high-toned ting as just another pleasant pas- if the Garden Stale is to again be- Council of Foreign Relations, Joe Kraft is a Bilderberger; gent, civilized and soft-spo- which secretly manipulates time for our citizens. come the haven for underworld no plot to promote slavery is ken, with a voting record that governments through a small beyond Mr. Kraft. Barry The innocent "I'll betcha" so of- characters and hoodlums we have runs from medium to me- clique of power-mad billio- Bingham of the Louisville ten heard in daily conversations been trying to remove from our dium-rare. His response to naire bankers whose goal is Courier-Journal also is a Se- should not be confused with gam- midst. Liberty Lobby is to raise a world domination through a cret Conspirator. And Scotty defense of innocence by asso- new socialist order.) Every- Reston of the New York ciation, or maybe fuzzy-wuz- one knows this. Times. And BUI Moyers. How zyness by association. Many Being a Secret Conspirator do you like that? Moyers! Support For United Fund of his best-friends, he says, used to be an exclusive kind Well, all I can say is that are Bilderbergers And so The Monmouth County United sional people, will align themselves of thing. To judge from a roll- the Bilderbergers nevgr have what? Fund will launch its 1975 campaign with the "fair share" philosophy of call of recent Bilderberg asked me to their annual con- These Bilderberg meetings for donations on Oct. 1. The goal is meetings, the Conspiracy is vention. I am just as ready to giving. have been going on since 1954, getting a little down at theplot, conspire, manipulate, 1400,000 to benefit 27 community ser- He is typical of the many county when a group of global think- heels. Among the participants dominate, control and enslave vice agencies. That's about $56,000 ers gathered at the Hotel de residents who volunteer to help a over the years, one finds such the world as Scotty Reston or Bilderberg in Ooostebeek, more than was raised a year ago. wonderful organization that is United States senators as Ed- Barry Bingham. if Liberty Holland. Ordinarily about 100 and it's a modest increase when one serving two purposes. The most im- ward Brooke, Clifford Case, Lobby would just give me a participants are invited. They realizes that the health, welfare and Frank Church, Ralph Flan- little endorsmenet, maybe I portant one, naturally, is that include politicians, bankers, ders, William Fulbright, Fred could caddy for Mathias next recreational services that are the agencies in the county gel the mon- industrialists, journalists and Harris, Bourke Hlckenlooper, year. beneficiaries are, just as is the case ey to perform the services that a academics from Europe, Ca- with all of us, victims of inflation. good portion of county residents nada and the United States. Thomas L. Bushey, district man- need. The other is that il consid- In the jaundiced view of my friends of the Far-out Right, ager of New Jersoy Bell Telephone, erably curbs the number of chari- their purpose is to promote Today in history table drives that otherwise would be is chairman of the fund drive. It is the Secret Conspiracy that . On this date: Union in,* „,»- ._;-.. _. his hope that more employers and necessary. The fund merits your soon will enslave us all. Sena- Union Jack was raised over In 1630, the village of Shaw- Government House in the tor Mathias says their pur- their employes, along with profes- support. mut, Mass., changed its name crown colony. pose is to discuss problems to Boston. Ten years ago: It was an- confronting the Atlantic com- In 1638, the future French munity. Last spring they nounced that a cease-fire had The Jewish new year king, Louis XIV, was born. gone into effect in Yemen, en- talked about inflation, energy In 1850, slave trading was Rosh Hashanah begins at sun provide hope that can be shared by and natural resources. ding a two-year civil war that forbidden in the District of had involved opposing forces down tonight. Members of the .Jew- all of us who want peace in Ihe The Secret Conspiracy, as Columbia. is well known, operates from from the United Arab Repub- ish faith thus will be starting on the Middle East and an end to oppres- In 1862, the Civil War Battle lic and Saudi Arabia. several locations. Henry Kis- of Antietam began in Mary- new year of 5735. and a 10-day peri- sion and religious persecution. We Five years ago: Miss Angie singer is manager in charge land. od of solemnity which ends with wish those of the Jewish faith a hap- of the Washington office. Da- Brooks of Liberia was over- 'Whals In 1945, after World War II, Yom Kippur. It is a time for payer py new year, one which a troubled all Ihi.s Hilly talk about nhortage*?' vid Rockefeller runs the whelmingly elected president Japan surrendered Hong of the 24th General Assembly and spiritual nourishment that will llcrblork is luhinii n /cic icccAs i»// lo finish n liool;. branch in New York. The Bil- world badly needs. Kong to the British, and the of the United Nations. Logjam starts to ease SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY SEPTEMBER 16 1974 ffe [felly Register 7 B)SYLVIA POKTKK IMMMHIIMIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIII1I ranties on a wide range of Buy CPC International consumer products to repair The outlook has bnghlencd YOUR MONEY'S any defect or malfunction or By ROVER E. SPKAR belter ratings — <1 J consider one or more »l I ho dramatically for a long list <>( replace the product altogeth- \ad DAVID R. S\R(.K\T A — I have selected 4 following Avco Financial consumer bills bottled up for er, without charge and within bonds, rated A by Standard & Services Us of 1990, (ieorgia months in congressional com WORTH a reasonable period of time. (j — Would you evaluate Ihe- Poor's, all of which earn. II Peww Us of 1179. Inter mitlees In some cases, the This bill also would prohibit currenl potential for CPC In per cent coupons All four are national Telephone & Tele threat of a Nixon veto has UHHIHMMUIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIII dealers from specifically dis- ternational (NVSKp - A K selling dose lo par lo yield graph Us of 19X2 or Virginia been removed, in others, the claiming "implied war- before the full House, tentati- A — This broadly based in- about II per cent You might Klcctnc eV Power Ms of 1994 end of White House scandal lay on fall facets of con- ranties" — pledges which vely set for Sept II Its chan ternational company offers sumers' interests, and ad as probing has cleared the con- may not be in writing but ces have perked up. though about 600 products which arc the consumers' lawyer and gressional calendar so con- which imply that a product (2) The roughest going of sold in more than H5 coun watchdog to be sure the con- sumer bills can be consid- will do what it's supposed la the three measures is facing tries Non-domestic markets sumers' viewpoint is heard in ered; in still others, the bills do the National No-Fault Motor accounted for 61 per cent of federal agencies last year's profits Consumer have simply reached the point This one has been before Vehicle Insurance Act, spon- The consumer agency has food products, 46 per cent of of final decision Congress for nearly six years sored by Sens Warren () extraordinarily broad and bi- 1973 sales, include such well- Here is an updating of the It would strengthen the Fed- Magnuson (!) -Wash ) and partisan backing with dozens known brand names as ilcl position of three of the most eral Trade Commissions Philip Hart (D-Mich) The of giant corporations—such as Imann's, Skippy. Best Foods. important bills directly af- power over unfair trade prac- act would permit victims of Polaroid, Kimberly-Clark. Knorr and Mazola fecting you as a consumer. tices — including worthless auto accidents to collect full Montgomery Ward, Motorola and deceptive warranties — medical rehabilitation and Earnings, which had been (1) A bill to create a federal — actively supporting its so that FTC lawyers could, substantial income loss ben- nn a plateau in recent years, Agency for Consumer Advo- creation. cacy (until recently called the for example, sue in federal efits automatically and registering a modest 2 5 per Just as strongly opposing it, Consumer Protection Agency) court a merchant who kno- promptly — without having to cent annual average com- DIVIDENDS though, is a phalanx of politi- prove the other driver was at is by far the hottest consumer wingly engages in unfair or pound growth rate in the last cal opponents and big In- fault. measure before Congress deceptive acts decade, should be sharply dustry representatives. The Passed overwhelmingly by The House version has an This bill was approved by higher this year The nn filibuster (which killed sim- (Movement reflects the in- the House in early April, the additional provision giving the Senate in May, but it is ilar bills twice before) has creased use of com syrup and PAID bill is still being filibustered groups of consumers who being whipsawed by segments disintegrated into a mockery sugar blends by the soft-drink on the Senate floor So far. have been financially bilked of the insurance industry and of this traditional technique and bakery industries, higher three cloture votes have because of deceptive war- by trial lawyers' associations for blocking legislation. This product prices, expanding for- failed to halt the filibuster but ranties a limited right to in the House. It could be bill is still very much alive eign and industrial sales and another vote is scheduled for bring "class actions" against voted on by the House Com- MONTHLY (2) The Consumer Product strong demand for adhesives soon after the Senate returns the manufacturer to reim- merce Committee al any time Warranties and Federal bursi1 the consumers for dam- now. and starches. Sales should and if the filibuster is stopped reach $2.25 billion this year, Trade Commission Improve- ages they have sufferejUJiis_ The betting on this one is on that vote, passage would 20 per cent above the 1973 fig- ments Act, sponsored in (he provision probably is the not so good. Bui at least the become close to automatic ure. (A 41 per cent gain was Senate by Sens. Frank Moss stickiest of the issues in ei- White House is no longer on reported in the first half > Where you save In both versions of the bill, (D.-Utah) and Warren G. ther version record as adamantly opposed the agency would become the Magnuson (I).-Wash.) and in Earnings, which are on the The warranties measure to a national no-fault insur- first official "ombudsman" the House by Congressmen more conservative LIFO has been passed by the Sen- ance bill — as it was under for you, the consumer, in John Moss (D.-Cal.) and Rob- basis, are expected to come ate and cleared by the House former President Nixon. does make Washington. It would parti- ert Eckhardt (D.-Tex), would in at $3.60 a share or better Commerce Committee — but In general, the consumer cipate in setting product stan- require manufacturers and On this basis the shares, at a it will" face concentrated in- legislation logjam is break- dards, in making federal po- merchants who offer full war- historically low 7X earnings, dustry lobbying when it goes ,'ng. are in an attractive buying a difference range. Furthermore, the an- nual dividend of $1.86 a share (yielding 7.4 per cent cur- Your Doorway to Security Dr. Shah joins rently) represents only a 52 Since 1887 per cent payout of expected 1974 earnings. With.this rale 2 pediatricians well below the five-year aver- DALE age of 65 per cent, a boost in the payment could be forth- KRKKIIOI.l) - l)r Naresh diatrics and allergy at offices coming in the final half CARNE6IE P. Shah has joined Drs Mur- at 303 W. Main St. ray A. Kessler and Joseph A. The three doctors also prac- RED BANK DALE CARNEGIE* (j — I have noticed that Davies in the practice of pc- tice at 74I Westwood Ave., Broid i Bargcn COURSE feundu many companies have issued MATAWANTWP Long Branch. bonds recently with coupons FAIR HAVEN SMMvtrRd Routi 3« near Lloyd Hd Dr. Shah received his me- of 11 per cent or more. Are Snmgt Accounli inmnd t>r fSLIC dical degree from B..I Medic- there any in this category FREE al College at the University of which you would recom- Poona, India. He interned, mend? I would prefer A or took his speciality training for 10 WAYS THIS COURSE Preview Meeting*; two years and received his WILL BENEFIT HAZLET degree in child health at MEN AND WOMEN SHOW MINI INN, IT 35 U>. Bombay. India imits, an. tt..._ • ML He spent four years at the 1. Incrtoii Priie and Confidinci AFTER 60 YEARS IN BUSINESS THUIS., SIFT. M I PM. University of Manchester as 2. Sp«ok EHtrtiv.ly IHUK., 00. 3 1 Ml. well as various hospitals in — FORCED TO QUIT — IHWS, OCT. 10 1 PJ». 3. Ml ToutMlf and Your Idiai Great Britain and received an «. It Tour bit With Any Group NEPTUNE additional degree in child JUMMNO M00K COUNTRY ClUI health from the Royal College 6. Think and Sstok on Your Feat JUMPING HOOK ID. of Physicians in London ACME FURNITURE .35 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK 7. Control Fear and Worry TUB., on. i i P.*. Dr. Shah trained in the I, ho Better (onvtriotionalid TUIS., OCT. • I ML United States at Monmouth •. Devilop Your Hidden Abilities Pmrntcd by Medical Center, Long Branch, for one year and at Rhode Is- 10. Earn That letter Job, Mori Income WIS WISTROM I AMOC M Stifling U. land Hospital for one year W.lckuiig. N. J. 070*0 T.I. 7S*»SM Dr. Naresh P. Shah Sales hike GOING OUT OF Hi Year is reported by Vornado BUSINESS (W) GARFIEL-D - Vornado, WITH RISING PRICES, INCREASED LABOR COST, Inc. reports that unaudited sales volume (or the five HIGHER COST OF DOING BUSINESS weeks ended Sept. 1 amount- ed to $78,3^1.000. including WE ARE FORCED TO THROW IN THE TOWEL leased department sales of roum's... *» $2,900,000, compared with OVER $323,000 QUALITY FURNITURE unaudited sales volume of $76,081,000, including leased INVENTORY MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE — department sales of $2,673,000 center for the corresponding period ended Sept. 2, 1973. LOCAL LAWS (ORDINANCES) SAY WE HAVE The total sales figure repre- sents a 3.0 per cent increase TO GET OUT IN 30 DAYS — WE HAVE NO from the corresponding total WILL YOUR ROOF sales figure of a year ago. CHOICE. WE MUST TAKE ANY REASONABLE Kor the 31 weeks (seven OFFER — SELLING OUT TO THE BARE GO THROUGH months) ended Sept. 1, 1974, z unaudited sales volume in- creased 8.6 per cent, totaling WALLS!!! A TOUGH WINTER? $499,725,000. including leased department sales of FAMOUS BRANDS — ALL FIRST QUALITY $19,200,000. compared with CAU US FOR A FREE ESTIMATE - ON OUR • AMERICAN OF MARTINSVILIE • STRATOLOUNGER • SEALY • STANLEY unaudited sales volume of JOHNS MANSVILLE • KROEHLER • SIMMONS $460,138,000, including leased • BROYHILl • FORREST 1 department sales of • BURLINGTON - UNITED • SINGER > • THOMASVILLE • GLOBE $18,429,000 in the correspond- "FIBERGLASS ROOFING • BARCALOUNGER • LANE • YOUNG-HINKIE • FUXSTHL with a 20 Year Guarantee ing period of a year ago. • DAYSTROM • DAVID M. LEA • CONSOLIDATED • DIXIE Vornado operates Two Guys • MERSMAN • BERKUNE discount department stores • BASSETT • WESTERN STICKLEY and the Builders Emporium • ECLIPSE • SKUR • NATIONAL • MANY OTHERS chain in the East and the BEDROOMS • LIVING ROOMS • DINING ROOMS • RECLINERS • HIDE-A-BEDS • FUNCTIONAL NEVER PAINT YOUR West. It also operates Fos- ter's Freeze franchisee drive- FURNITURE FOR CHILDREN'S ROOMS • BEDDING OF EVERY SIZE • STUDIO SOFAS • BUNK BEDS • ins on the West Coast. BOOKCASE AND ROOM DIVIDER UNITS • DESKS • LAMPS • PICTURES & WALL ACCESSORIES • PINE HOUSE AGAIN!! PIECES OF ALL TYPES • ROCKERS • ETAGERES • WITH LOW COST - ECONOMICAL Middletown supermarket WE ARE NOT MOVING - WE ARE LIQUIDATING COMPLETELY ALUMINUM OR VINYL SIDING ALL FIXTURES AND TRUCKS TO BE SOLD AT SALE'S END. km MORE HOUSE PAINTING • LITTLE OR HO MAINTENANCE has scanner *M»V««lt£l«IIOUOiS*«l-IWSTK-»UST«IMN)MIII SMMG FREEHOLD.- Food shep- OFFERS ACCEPTED!! e EXPERT INSTALLATION • pers have a chance to lest an optical scanner at Shop-Rile • All SALES ARE FINAL!! • DELIVERIES ARRANGED of Middlefown, Rt. 35 and • EVERYTHING AS IS • NO REFUNDS GUTTERS LEAKING? Harmony Road. The scanner has been in- 1 • NO PERSONAL CHECKS • CERTIFIED CHECKS OR CASH ONLY ALUMINUM-SEAMLESS wm» stalled foF demonstration pur- inwr poses as part of the Sperry- • BankAmericard • Master Charge • Financing Available GUTTERS Univac "Accuscan" system HGtD 032 GAUGE which includes the store's i Amtcl»«m W» o» 25 y*on will I new electronic cash registers. REMEMBER - THIS IS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY imSS It has the capability of M» MKM. Met f« Pfk» ..hi p.c*oMr *• lm.ii nlwaa •ante m> mmtt. W. -J km *• fultti ol »<*• hom — no wi — i» "reading" codes, a system of Mb. MAVT ... Oil WMM Akavw. HIGH MCK . .'t» mrflew m« bars and numbers printed on ACME FURNITURE IS «*, CONCUUD HANCftS ... m wughilr bort.ii ix 4K ~H«J., i $TAMUS Mill tOKWS ... t*t iW.ii n-rt «.... o-t »*d many manufactured and pro- •imglllil *kMM irMo... ml KST COSTS ItSS cessed products, and trans- lating them into correct "GOING OUT OF BUSINESS" RED BANK prices at the register. The 32 BROAD ST. scanner also frees the check- SALE AT 135 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK 741-7500 er's hands to simultaneously bag the food order. CALL 747-2104 OPEN 9:30 TO 9 PM DAILY TIL 6 PM SAT. 8 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY SEPTEMBER 16 1974 Parties give it the 'Flight' fantastic

By KLKANOR MARKO didn't squelch the (un, which LINCROKT - "Its hard lo extended until after midnight. believe we're finally here," Saturday night's Pre Flight was just the most quotable party, a $20 a ticket informal quote at the party openings of supper with music by the No- the Monmouth Museum in its Gip Generation Jazz Band, new permanent building here was attended by more than on the Brookdale Community 350 stalwart supporter!. Dress College campus. ranged from causal (jacket, At Friday's black lie ($50 no tie for the men, slack out- a plate) invitational Founders fits for the gals) all the way Reception, most of the 251 to semi-formal with women in guests were those who have long dresses and men in din- given support for the decade ner jackets. that it has taken to build the The wide range of profes- facility. It seemed more like sions and ages of those who a reunion and most agreed are among the long list of vol- that they will have to come unteer workers for the mu- back to get a better look at seum, adds to the elements the premier "Flight" exhibi- that make this venture 4 .suc- MANY THANKS — William Boardman Leonard, tant treasurer, Mrs. Allen B. Kendall, Mrs. James tion that will continue cess If the opening is any in Rumson, president of Monmouth Museum, holds a H.F. McCosker, secretary; George H. Mo*$ Jr., silver plate inscribed to him. in recognition for his vice president; Geoffrey V. Azoy, treasurer, Mr. SATURDAY TOO! - Mr. and Mrs. William Board- through Nov. 23. dication, it will continue to grow with that support. decade of work and support. Presented by the Leonard, Mrs. Lester Simon, Philip C. Carting, ex- man Leonard, Rumson, (he Is Monmouth Museum The supper tables were set ecutive vice president, and Dr. Mason W. Gross. president), join Mr. and Mrs. Michoel P. Bivona, under a yellow tent on the The museum is open 10 board members, shown here at the Founders Re- Rumson, at the Saturday Pre Flight Party, which patio with music by the Pat a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday ception, left to right, William U. Westerfield, assis- was under the direction of Mrs. Bivona, who is Sciarappa Trio. As the des- through Saturday; 1 to 5 p.m chairman of the museum's special projects. sert was served, the rains Sundays and 7 to » p.m. came at 11:45 p.m. — but it Fridays. Closed Mondays.

NEW DIRECTIONS — Overlooking the Friday par- ty scene at the Founders Reception at the Mon- mouth Museum, are, left to right, Dr. James L. Whitehead, the museum's first director, who is now curator of the Museum in the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library at Hyde Park, N.Y.; Milton J. Bloch, Red Bank, director of MM since 1969, Charles T. Lyle, Long Branch, director of the Mon- mouth County Historical Association, and Mrs. George B. Cortelyou Jr., Rumson, a member of FIRST NIGHT — Chairmen of the Founders Reception Mrs. Joseph R. the MM board of trustees. McMahon Jr., Rumson, right, and Mrs. Charles J. Hesse 3rd, Middletown, center, take a brief rest before dinner is served under the tent on the patio ECONOMY NOT WORRIED — The mon in the center, Bernard of the new Monmouth Museum. They are joined by Mrs. Lawrence A. Car- Kellenyi, Red Bank architect, who designed the ton Jr., Locust, Supreme Court Judge Carton, and Mr. McMahon, at right. V.tirl .4. Quafiliii, SHOE REPAIR Monmouth Museum building in conjunction with R.P. Shaver Partnership, Sallna, Kan., joins the party More than 250 attended the $100 (a couple) invitational event. festivities at Friday's preview, left to right, Edgar L. Rachlin, Holmdel, a trustee; Mrs. Amory L. "THE PRESCRIPTION WAS REBUILT Haskell Jr., Middletown, trustee; Mrs. Kellenyi, COWOYtOOTt Mrs. Bruce B. Huber, Locust, a trustee, and Mr. READY AND WAITING MfMtOOTt Huber. There are prescription medicines that are • MOULOIO SHOCS prepared by u* way in advance of recelvinf a NURS8 SHOCS call for them. This is particularly true of some multi-ingredient prescriptions that are written CONVERT by dermatologist*. Because a dermatolofiit will STREET SHOES prescribe the game basic medication prescrip- tion quite often, we will compound a sufficient TO Register staff supply to last for a normal period of time. GOLF Frequently, these prescriptions take a lone photos time to make and in this way our customer IMSoifbllKf will not have to wait for it to be made lip uim mm ou« mm IO»M» ON from scratch. We try to work closely with all Mcrour moctii. lywt *•#•• physicians to brine you a professional phar- macy service.

YOU OB YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when yon need a delivery. We will deliver promptly without extra thane A crest many people rely on us for their health needs. We welcome requests for delivery service and charge account*. Shrewsbury I'liarmiuy TNK SIIHMVSHI HV MUM'S SECOND NIGHT — Monmouth Museum director Milton J. Bloch, center, BROAD ST. Hum SHREWSBURY enjoys the second party marking the opening of the new facility and is PRESCRIPTION t'HKMISTS r RKK DKLIVKRV |olned here by, left to right, Miss Mary Napoliello, Colts Neck; George H. Moss Jr., vice president; and Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Vaitl, Rcvnson.

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Hubert D» Hayonne High School and twnght Jr. was solrmnm'd David Van Note and lirrg nohuc. 46 llubb.ird Aw . Ki\ Trenton Slate I'feHfgf. Mr here Saturday in King of Itte, ef Plaza, was married here Curry is an alumnus of Dim Nn. RKart lartorfcM Jr Kings Lutheran Church The The bride was graduated Saturday during a Nuptial Hoscn Technical High School (The former Donna Yesrnko) Rev. William Hanson offui- from Middlclown Township Mass in SI James Catholic and HulKcrs University aled al Ihc ceremony. There High School and U employed Church, lit Timothy Patrick They will make their.homr Mrs. Tkamas Hn/rl was i reception in the Cob- here by Van Pelt and Son Curry, son of Mr and Mrs in Toms River. (The lormcr Judy Black) WeStones Agency. Arthur Curry of '-odi Parents of the couple arc Mr. Cartwrighl, an alumnus Mr. and Mrs Joseph Ye- of Freehold High School, There was a reception in senko, 411 Harmony Hoad. served two years in the I'.S. the Molly Pitcher Inn Kane-McGuire and Mr. and Mm. Cartwright Marine Corps and is a sccu- Mr*, l.ary I'rrchirr Mrs. Timothy («rr\ COLTS NF.CK - The mar Mr. and Mrs Kane are Attending the bride were Sr . Rt 537. Tinton Kails nly guard al Kt. Monmoulh (The former Carol r'ojjc-l) (The former riage of Miss Maura Ann alumni of Freehold Kcgional Miss Jacqueline Donohue. Attending the bride were Christine Donohut-) Mciiuire and Kdward Francis High School. She was gradu- After a honeymoon in ller- maid of honor, and the Misses Mist Judy Werden. maid of ated also from Slate Iniver muda, Mr. and Mrs. Car- .loann Rubino and Patricia Kane was solemnized here honor; Miss Sharon Bcceiro. sity of New York al Farm- Iwrighl will reside in Kalon- l.odala Sept I during a Nuptial Mass Miss Colleen Knighl and Mrs. town Prechter-Fogel celebrated in St. Mary's lath ingdale and has been cm KKANSBUKd - The mar attending Mrs Prechter wen- Michael Curry was best olic Church by the bride's ployed as a dental hygiemst nage of Miss Carol Ann Knurl Mrs Paul lluber. Diana Prc man The ushers were Joseph uncle, the Rev John for Dr. Sam D. Zimmerman. Roussell-Siverson and Gary Prechter look place filter. Joanne Ko^el and Don- McGuire. Shrewsbury here Saturday in Rt. Ann's There was a reception in Mr. Kane is attending LONG BRANCH - Miss here yesterday afternoon in na Rorselliho Catholic Church. The Rev. Jo- theShadowbrook. Shrews- Wayne College in (ioldsboro. Mr*. DMMM RMSSCII Sue Ellen Siverson and Don- St. Michael's Catholic The bridegroom had Wayne Wenzel- seph Hughes officiated al the bury. N.C., where he and his bnde (The former Sue Siverson) ald Roussell were married Church, Weal End. Msgr ostrov as best man and Him ceremony, which was follow- Parents of Ihe couple are will reside Paul F. Bradley officiated l'crlman, Ken White. Louis ed by a reception in Diamond Black Mr. and Mrs Thomas P Parents of the couple are Memmolo and Michael Palm- Jim's. Chccst-quake isana as ushers. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS McGuire, 3 Fairway W. here, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Siver- — The marriage of Miss Judy Santomauro-Rose Mrs. Prechtor was gradu- and Mr. and Mrs Francis V. son. M Highland Ave.. High- Parents of the couple are Lynn Black and Thomas John LAKEWOOD - The mar Attending the bride were ated from Keansburn Ili^h Kane, Orchard St.. Marlboro Bridal Note lands, and Mr. and Mrs Al- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kogei. Wcnzel took place here Satur- riage of Miss Barbara Ellen Linda Martenson, maid of School She and her husband. Ann McGuire was the honor fred Roussell. X Linden Aw,. 6.1A Washington Ave. here day in Central Baptist Church Wedding and engagement Rose and Navy Seaman Rich- honor; Debbie Steincrt and a graduate , Middletown altendant. Bridesmaids use West Long Branch. and Mr and Mrs. Karl I're |f with the Rev Harry W Kraft forms are available on ard Dean Santomauro took Linda Rose Township High School, are .lean McGuire. Tara Attending the bride were chter, 12 Knapp Circle. Mid officiating. There was a re- request to The Daily Regis-' place here Saturday in St. employed by l.anvinCharles McGuire, Heidi Knudsen and Richard Santomauro was Miss Patricia Carter, maid of dletown. ception in the Independent let's Contemporary life de- Mary's of the Lake Catholic uf the Ritz. Holmdel. Debra Glasser. • partment. There is no fee Church. There was a recep- best man and the ushers were honor; Miss Beverly Di Maio. Fire Co., Belford Thimothy Rose and James Miss Joy Cass, Mrs. Richard Marybeth Hughes was the They will make their home William Kirwan was best charged for any material tion in Terrace Gardens, bride's honor attendant. Also in Sea Bright. Parents of the couple are used. Wedding details are Wanamassa. Rose. Bozia and Mrs. Thomas si- man. Ushers were Francis verson. Melissa Bowman was Mr. and Mrs. George II Kane, Michael Kane. Thomas preferred In advance Brides' Mrs. Santomauro attended Black 3rd, 60 Monmouth Ave . pictures received two weeks The bride is the daughter of flower girl and Eric Siverson Buckley and Daniel Werbler. Frankfurt (Germany) Ameri and Mr. and Mrs. John II after the event, run the risk Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rose of was ring bearer. can High School, and is em- Wenzel, Navesink Ave. both of not being used. After publi- Giessen, Germany. The bride- Richard Palidino was best A basic set of cooking utcn- ployed as cashier at Lane families of Navesink cation the pictures may be groom is the son of Louis San- Drugs. Her husband attended man. Terry Dowling, Eddy slls should Include two skillets DeSantlt, Gerard Roussell (7 or S inch and 10, 11 or U picked up at the main office tomauro, 2914 Arthur St., Wall Wall Township High School Miss Sharon A. Saunders of The Daily Register, One Township,, and the late Mrs. and is stationed at Groton. and Thomas Deltsa were ush- was maid of honor and Ed- Inch). But If you are planning ers. to do a lot of cooking and to try Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, Harriet Santomauro. Conn. ward J. Lane was best man 07701. Or, they may be sub- The bride, an alumna of a wide variety of redoes, you'll The Misses Karen Hueslon. find it convenient to have four mitted with a self-addressed, Henry Hudson Regional stamped envelope. School, attended Brookdalc Ruth Soden, Judith Wenzel. skillets (6, 8, 10 and 12 inch aise). Community College, Lincroft. Mary Ann Wenzel and Betty and is employed by K-Mart. Favolise were bridesmaids West Long Branch. Mr. Roussell. a graduate of The bridegroom had as ush- Shore Regional High School. ers David Guest, Peter Rath- ZGREKT emacher, Gordon Cassone. JEWELRY COUNSELOR is employed by Channel Lum- Mrs. Richard Santomauro Mrs. Edward Kanr ber. (The former David Black and Daniel (The former Barbara Rose) Black. Robert de la Reussllle They will reside in Long Maura McGuire) will buy, appraise or redesign Branch. Mr. and Mrs Wenzel were graduated from Middletown diamonds and McChesney-Duke Township High School. She is other precious Jewelry for a graduate also of Fones • ireji figure Is Maute- LONG BRANCH - Miss ants were Mrs. Michael Flem- youtj. Al New Mary Bernadetle Duke, ing and Edward M. Miller School of Dental Hygiene of private owners; banks & estates jersey'i newest the University of Bridgeport. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 3rd. and finest women's George Bridgeport, Conn., and is em- health and figure John J. Duke Jr., 164 Branch- Mr. and Mrs. McChesney talon. CAHOKIA, III. - Miss Ruth port Ave., was married here ployed by Dr. Raymond F. are graduates of Long Branch Johnson Jr. and Dr Marc B. Our program is de- Alice George and John Chris- Sept. 7 in Our Lady Star of High School. She is employed i im signed with you In Gelber, Red Bank " , mind. Our facilities tian Maute were married the Sea Catholic Church by by Colonial First National feature the newest In here Sept. 7 In Cahokia the Rev. John Horan. to Bank, Red Bank Mr. Wenzel is a member of oercise and condition- United Methodist Church by Ralph Lester McChesney. son They will reside here after Bricklayers Local No. 4, Long ing equipment Whirl- the Rev. Paul R. Vise. There of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph pool and sauna baths; in- We even offer a a wedding trip to Paradise Is- Branch. The couple will re- dividual exercise and nutri- supervised kiddie was a reception in the Ameri- McChesney, Ml Morris Ave. land, Nassau, the Bahamas. side in Navesink. tional guidance, showers, nursery for your can Legion Hall. The couple's honor attend- lockers and a great way to meet convenience and The bride is the daughter of new friends. your children's pleasure! Mrs. Clarence L. George here and the late Mr. George. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Maute, 32 Swartzel Drive, Middle- town, N.J. are the bride- groom's parents. HONESTLY, Attending (he bride were Mrs. James Setzar, matron of honor; Mrs. David Rowland and the Misses Barbara Our Free Checking. Is abMMehj Freel Maute, Mary Van Hoogstroat and Dedi Dublar. Theresa Nicholas was flower girl. James Woods was best man. Ushers were Joseph Mrs. Ralph Met kesaey Rushton, Thomas George, (The former Mary Duke) Paul Kurzawski, Chuck UNLIMITED VISITS James, John Irwin and Tony ATTORN EV TO SPEAK NO EXTRA CHARCES Mayville. MIDDLETOWN - Asbury Park attorney Robert I. An- VIJWI mm prof >am available Mrs. Maute was graduated sell of the law firm of Anschc- from Cahokia High School lewltz, Barr, Ansell and Bo- and was employed by Marsh nello, will speak on "Criminal and McLennan. Procedure" as guest speaker Mr. Maute is an alumnus of at a meeting of the Mon- Middletown Township High mouth Legal Secretaries As- Figure Salons School and Parks College sociation Thursday at 7 p.m. here. He is employed at Nav- here in Cobblestones. Rt. J5. RED BANK HAZLET EXPO SO KMART PLAZA al Air Rework Facility in BROAD • MONMOUTH ROUTE 35 Norfolk, Va., where Ihc •42-3377 7M-2111 couple will reside. ENROLL HOW...

NOW REGISTERING Other banks in the area offer "free" Checking Accounts. But to qualify, you must maintain a minimum monthly balance—that could go as high as QUILTING CLASSES $300. At Shrewsbury State Bank, when we offer FREE personal checking, EVERY FRIDAY, SEPT. 20 TO OCT. 25 we mean ABSOLUTELY FREE! There's no minimum balance. No service 1:30 to 3:30 EVERY TUESDAY, SEPT. 24 to OCT. 29 charge. No charge per check. . .No catch! You can write check, after 1:30 to 3:30 check, after check—ABSOLUTELY FREE! Stop by today. Open your new S30 MOT INCLUDING MATERIALS account and start enjoying ABSOLUTELY FREE checking at the bank WEAVING CLASSES where "Good Neighbors Make Good Bankers." EVERY TUESDAY, SEPT. 24 to OCT. 2fl Dorothy Toland Pons . 10:30 to 12:30

$ We are now accepting new 35 NOT INCLUDING MATERIALS students Our schedule In- cludes beginners, inter- mediate and advanced TO REGISTER CALL classes in all types of theatri- cal dance. Special Classes lor 431-5616 three to five year obs. Shrewsbury TAP«IUI.I>rr»TOK B B ArROHATICSaTlNY TOTS RflFTV MOIIKKN JAZZ B 00 DOROTHY State Bank TOLAND • DANCE STUDIO 465 Bro hrewsbury, N.Jj lelghtoor* Make Colts Town* Shops, Rt 34, Colts Neck 201 K Hn*r« PI.. Hrd Rank Off) EN (Opp. Delicious Orchards) 431 -5616 741.2208 10 The DMfyRegister SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY SEPTEMBER 16.1974 Engaged Kurtzman-Kaplan Pomona. N.Y. A Junr wed- HUMSON - Mr. and Mrs ding i» planned. Jack K.ap»n. '« * Mm American in China 1 Road, announce the engage- Miss Kaplan experts la be meat of their daughter. Mix* graduated In December from Debra Lynn Kaplan, to Eric Franklin and Marshall l'i»l Kurlzman. son of Mr. and U'ge, Lancaster. Pa., hrr flanrr'i alma mater. 1 had a luncheon dale today l)r Ma fell in love wim a Mrs. Leonard Kurttman of and nearly (ell In love. I'm beautiful Chinese actress in Mb* KipUs MlasBarUurt MM Labrrrqnr HHV Jules wouldn't mind if he ANN LANDERS 1936 and married her. They Cooke-Burkhard knew the man. He is Dr. now have a turn, a daughter Mr. Cooke U the son of Mrs. (ieorge Halem, U, born in and four grandchildren. Danowitz-Labrecque LEONARDO - Miss Suun Carolyn Bwrkhard and John Gloria Cooke, M Highland Buffalo, NY., of Lebanese other Mrs Edgar P. Snow, a been asked to write a piece LITTLE SILVER - An fiance are alumni of Red The good doctor recounted William Cooke plan lo be Ave. parents, raised In Chapel Hill. mutual friend who lives in for the Reader's Digest, Sex nouncement is made by Re- Rank Catholic High School. how "we" (he Is so modest he muried Sept. » Announce- N.C., and he is the most be- Switzerland, wrote to Dr. Ha- Among China's Teen-agers. tired Superior Court Judge She attended Dunbarton Col- The engaged couple were shuns the personal pronoun ment of their engagement and loved American In The tern, and Dr. Grey Dimond of Do They Or Don't They?" I and Mrs. Theodore J l.abr lege, Washington, DC. and is graduated from Middlelown "I") rounded up the prosti- forthcoming marriage is People's Republic of China. Kansas City telephoned Pek- felt Dr. Hatem would be an ccque, Rumson Road, of the employed as a dental assis- Township High School. She Is tutes, discovered 90 per cent made by Miss Burkhard* Our'date, in the regal din- ing in my behalf when he excellent source since he is engagement of their daugh- tant by Dr. Leonard T. Campi. a secretary and Mr. Cooke Is had VD, cured them with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold ing room of the Peking Hotel, learned I was going to China: the man who performed the ter. Mist Barbara Ann l.abr Red Bank. employed at Burkhard Alto penicillin and rehabilitated F. Burkhard, It Oakwood WH arranged by two people I wanted especially to meet miracle of getting rid of pros- ccque, to William Chester them by changing their think- Body here. who didn't even know each Dr. Hatem because I had titution and eradicating VI) in Danowitz. son of Mr. and Mr. Danowitz is a graduate Read. the People's Republic. ing. They were told, "You are Mrs. Chester J Danowitz. also of Providence (R.I.) Col- not to blame (or your plight Dr. Hatem (affectionately Vista Drive, here. A spring lege and Is employed by Pacioppi-Vitt „ — you have been exploited called Ma Hai Teh - which wedding is planned. United State Savings Bank. OCEANPORT - Announce^ dlcal Center as secretary of and sold into prostitution. In means "Virtuous One From Minx l.abrerque and her Newark. ment Is made by Mn. Stella the emergency room. the New Order you can be re- Overseas") went to Beirut in M. Vltt, 11 Morris Place, of Mr Racioppi Is a senior spectable and hold good jobs 1929 to finish his medical edu- the engagement of her daugh- oceanography and geology SPECIALISTS We will help you ' cation, then on to Geneva, Harris-Bell ter, Miss Betty Jean Vltt, to major at Lehlgh University. Switzerland for his degree. Many prostitutes became MIDDLETOWN - An- School, East Orange, and is Dean Anthony Racioppi, son Bethlehem. Pa., where he Is a He selected dermatology as nurses, teachers, office and nouncement is made by Mr. attending Brookdale Commu- of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ha- member of Delta Tau Delta his specialty and decided to factory workers. "And then." and Mrs. Robin J. Bell. IS nity College, Lincroft. She is cloppl, II Vreeland Ave., fraternity. spend a year in China study- Dr. Ma continued, "we employed at Ft. Monmouth. Hutchinson Drive, of the en- Oceanport ing tropical medicine. trained cadre corps to recog- gagement of their daughter, Mr. Harris, also a Brook- AUXILIARY MEETS In 1933, "Dr. Ma" went lo nize VD symptoms and we Miss Barbara Ann Bell, lo Mi- dale Community College stu- Miss Vltt and her Nance are WEST KEANSBl'RG - Shanghai. He was appalled by. undertook a massive survey chael Rod Harris, son of Mr. dent, was graduated from graduates of Shore Regional The Ladies Auxiliary of Ihe the poverty and wretchedness by drawing up questionnaires and Mrs. W. Edward Harris, Matawan Regional High High School. West Long Disabled American Veterans of the masses and was ready and doing house-to-house can- 20 Beechwood Ter , Matawan. School. He Is employed by E Branch. She Is attending Bayshore Unit 71 will meet to return to America and set vassing in search of cases. Miss Bell was graduated k B Marine Co., Perth Am- Brookdale Community Col- Monday at R p.m. here In Ihe up practice. Then he met We held public meetings and from Clifford Scott High biy. lege School of Nursing and is DAV Hall, nth SI. New mem- the late Agnes Smedley (the educated the people so they employed at Monmouth Me- bers are Invited lo attend. only American woman buried wouldn't be ashamed of their In Peking's National Revolu- Illness. We pleaded with them tionary Martyrs Memorial to step forward and be DONNY'S MARKET Park). She and her friends treated. The battle cry was AND SUB SHOP persuaded him that Mao's "The cure Is sure! Treatment fighters desperately needed is free! We cannot take syph- 59 Prospect Avt. — Red Bahk medical help, so he cast his ilis and gonorrhea into the 942-6134 lot with them against the in- New Order.'" Vacation Planning vading Japanese and decided to stay. Dr. Ma's confidence in this NOW OPEN Tit 9:00 PM mind-boggling victory was Working behind the lines as complete and convincing. He 12 VARIETIES OF GIANT SUBS drive you dotty? a physician-civilian, Dr. Ma said, "I would invite a group GROCERIES NEWtPAMM w carried with him half of a of- venerealoglsts from any five-pound note, to be CIGARETTES SUNDRIES country to go through our • California matched with the other half, cities and test one million Miss Kaka Miss Vllt In order to get behind the people. I'm sure they • Brrniu.l. Kuomintang lines. • Part* wouldn't find more than a Brink-Kuhn He made the Long March to handful of cases." MORGANVILLE - The en- Miss Kuhn is employed by • Horn. the Great WaU In 1935 (300,000 • OUIM- people started and only 30,000 This beloved man still has gagement of Miss Betty McGraw-Hill Book Co.. made it to Yenan one year his American passport but he Jeanne Kuhn to Carl L. Brink Hightstown, where Mr. Brink later). hasn't been "home" since Jr., llightstown, son of Mrs. Is a credit representative. She 1929. The American Medical Geraldine Brink of Hialeah. was graduated from Marlboro Fla., and the late Mr. Brink High School and attends • Trl .Ivlv ZONTAS MEET Association issued him a for- mal invitation. If he accepts, Sr.. Is announced bv her nar- Trenton State College. Mr. Bahama* FT. MONMOUTH - Ray- this cplumn Is an open" in- enu, Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Brink, an alumnus of Miami mond R. Rainvllle, senior pro vitation to come to Kuhn, 10 W. Frances Ave., (Fla.) High School, is attend- ajamaka i our bat Ion officer of the Mon- fmorilc »|M»l , and the lunch in on me. here. A winter wedding is' ing Mercer County Commu- mouth County Probation De- and HC'II makr planned. nity College. 'Mrxlro Ihr rimnrrll»n» partment, will speak on the V.I.P. program of Monmouth GET-ACQUAINTED Mt.lll County, of which he Is coor- NEW SHREWSBURY - nit HB Wit M Hwai, IM •• aa yaw vacanaa aiaaawf i dinator, at Thursday's meet- Tinton Falls School PTA will ing of the Zonta Club of Mon- meet Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. mouth County at 1:30 p.m. in the gymnasium. Speaker COLLEGE BOARDS here in Gibbs Hall. The adults will be Dr. John Fanning, su- GOIPITTS in the Volunteers in Probation perintendent of schools, who program, work with teen- will Introduce the staff and TUTORING Travel Center agers on probation up to age faculty. Refreshments will be 47« MOAO »T., WRY 17. served. AT THE RED BANK YMCA Mark your calendar for the new you 1M STARTING SUN., SEPT. 22ND at Natelsons Women's Shop's JOIN OUR GOLD DEPOSIT CLUB HIGHLY EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS Join our Gold Deposit Club Buy gold at today's market DAY-OF-BEAUTY price Reap the profit after Jan. 1, 1975 when U.S. citizens Thursday, September 19, will be able to handle gold freely. CALL 462-7374 Make A Date in friendly cooperation with A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- tor mon Information and appolntwhi call tions Rate*: fZ.OO for 3 lines for one day. $1.00 each add. Glamour Magazine, tional line; $3.80 foi two days, $!.» each additional line; Barbizon Schools of Modelling, •5.00 (or three to five days. $150 each additional line; Gallery East KM for 10 days. $2.00 each additional line: 110.00 for 20 Shrewsbury Pharmacy, days, 12.50 each additional line. Deadline noon day before 842-6873 Lean line did publication. Call The Daily Register. M2-4OO0. ask for the k 21 Ka>l Front St., Red Bank John's Beauty Salon, Date Secretary. Today — For children. Dial-a-Story with a Biblical mor- and coordinated by our new buyer, al. Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of Mid nut more life dletown. Dial 671-3.119 Dee Fambach. Schedule of events: SEPTEMBER 111 inher'* " A "Tricky Tray." at H p.m.. sponsored by ihe Wom- en's Guild of the Bayxhorc Community Church at 185 Ocean Ave., East Keansburg Tickets at'iloor. $1.50. Door 11:00 am. Get acquainted session. prizes and refreshments. Meet Dee. Coffee and danish on us. Free SEPTEMBER 21 copies of Glamour Magazine's know-how "Mth Annual Festival of Arts" - Marine Park, Red Bank. Registration available at Parks & Recreation De- sheets Beauty Tips and Fashion Tips, partment, 51 Monmouth St. 747-1900. the whole "Makeover" idea for the •Children's Magic Show' - Featuring Carllni the new you. •Magician. Harmony School. Middlelnwn. at I p.m. Dona- • inn $1.00. 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"Call Hoe Square Dance Club Open House " - Inter- 12:00 noon. Seminar on complexion care ested persons welcome, 8 p.m. Hayloft. 908 First Ave., and makeup analysis, conducted by Asbury Park. 741-4065 Mrs. Cornelia Tully, professional consultant, "flea Market" - By the Ladles' Auxiliary, Wayside Fire Co., at the Firehouse, Greengrove Rd., Wayside. Shrewsbury Pharmacy. Spaces $9. Call 413-3462 for reservation Rain date Sept Lean lira helped Ruth Sharp 28. lose 125 lbs! 2:00 p.m. How Models Wear Clothes. "Flea Market," on Sat., Sept. 21, from R to 4 p.m., at The revolutionary new Now, she looks better... feels Seminar conducted by better! If YOU'RE overweight, Play Care, Leonardvllle Road, Belford. Bring your own Lean Line's exclusive university- Cathi Eadie, fashion coordinator, table, |S. Our table. $7. For reservations call 787-7000. after breast surgery tested "Behavior Modification Technique'' can help you! Barbizon Schools of Modelling. SEPTEMBER 24, 25 You can actually eat your favorite Shrewsbury Corners Antiques and Crafts Show. bra and, form by Jodee. foods and still lose weight... and Tues., 10 to 10, Wed. 10 to S. Broad and Sycamore, keep it offl Lean Line offers great Balance of afternoon: consultations with Shrewsbury. Lunch 11:30 to 2. Admission 11.00. programs for women, men comfort and natural look without altorations and teens in classes throughout Dee. What's new in New York market. Your New Jersey, New York and Staten SEPTEMBER 25 • Com* iq and walk out wtaring it Island. For more information or pet peeves about clothes, pet loves. 15th Annual Olde Timers Day - At Marine Park. Red nearby classes, call collect: Note: this whole day is free. You don't Bank. Games, prizes, talent show, hot lunch, entertain- • Form guaranteed for 5 years ment. Registration 10 a.m. Co-sponsored. Red Bank Area have to buy anything. But if you do, Chamber of Commerce, Dcpt. Parks and Recreation (tOI) HMOT • Corned by many major medical plans $30 or more purchased any time during ' . SEPTEMBERU • Available in Antron III* doubleknit. "First Annual Flea Market Art Show * Sale" - Port ...fora September wins you an appointment with Monmouth PTA, on school grounds, {• a.m.-4 p.m. Rain slimmer, date Oct. i. Space available $5. Refreshments and soft healthier, drinks will be sold. Reservations call 787-HIO of 7H7-W17. happier you/ Josette Coles, proprietress,

"Flea Market" - N dealer spaces, $5 each, at Lin- John's Beauty Salon, Red Bank, for a croft First Aid Squad grounds, Hurley's Lane, 9 a.m. to 4 wash and set or blow-dry, courtesy of p.m. Snack bar. Grass field. Reservations, 842-7290, 842- MO SANK, YMCA BICta , 1M Mapto Aw., Tim. MUpffl SNCKTOWN, Amrtcan Ugkxi fttl IMS. MOTotoklng Rd.. Ttwn. 7:30pm 5572,747-2177. Rain date, Sept.». LAKtWOOO. Tan?* Bath-Am, Madlaon 1 Cary Sty, TINS, 4:30am » rTSwi , NOTUNI, J.C. BMg.. » W. Syhwit* An., Naptuna Ctty. Thun. ftJOam iTiop "Fifties Sock Hop" - 9 p.m. lo i:.W a.m.. Kivcr nWHOtp, VFWPoat, WMamoitaRd., Wid. 7:0Opm 20 MONMOUTH ST. TOM MVIX, Pliytfomt Bowling. W. 37, Mon. 7:30pm Plaza Fire Htos*. Free beer or KYOH. Music by Kcviv- IU RED BANK EATONTOWN, Monmouth Shopping Or.. Com. Am. (lowar laval). Wad. *30pm M? Tickets, 74I4UI. 741-0770. See you al the Hop! 747-4849 MATAWAN. Amarfcan lagkxi Hall, lie Main St.. KM. 9:30am 1 7:30pm Women's Shop, 4 Broad Street, Red Bank. OH* MM***.**** i Stop in for more details. Save the 19th! art show ra-> -a # # rW^ 1 SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY SEPTEMBER'6 19M ThThe LfcutDaily KCglSteRegister 11 is scheduled in park N^T-»«»—u^*,*u.i, * Folk dance classes (13) |H) (U) (H| NJ. PU1LIC HOA0CASIIN6 •JO mm_ THE M»V GRIFfIN SHOW IIA7.I.KT - The luwndiip's All pnajramnlac aa thaaa lIlssaM srtU aa •" THE IILL COSIY SHOW •if Ihc Khnw. said rnlm-N llii- as fSiasrsrl U taalaaa ataar with a cold. Chat U booibardwj by curs-slla anrsht|w IN scheduled Sunday. yw will IM' luniiiil in anui- a»»«fad by hia faauly and tnaadt DAYTIME MOVIES a • MCEMTENNIAL MINUTES Sepl,(29. from noon in 5 p.rii lnn> in (me of Ihnr tiassf> »«> 0 "Crack ia tka Mirror" Narrator George Jtm*l al yeleian-s M«ni«rial J'ark tluUlicn. M'vcn thmuuh 12. ju- 1200 • "Tha Wadding Nifht" 8 a MAUDE to be held in church Nancy Kaufman, chairman Maude and Arthur cilra their Ipouaaa Is aa em- fall sessions on Tuesday; nuir.s. 12 through IK. and 140 m "Wl. of St. L«ii>" bran and no explanation ran ranvtnra Maude that KK.l) BANK - A frw fnlk circle or in a line led l)> Ihc 0 "Mr. Lucky" adults. IH and over Walter and Vivun arc not having M an Icjdci. Some dances are un evenings at the same place, 4:00 a a NIC MON. NIGHT AT THE MOVIES dance evening will open the The iiili'Koiios nf ciirn- % "Tka 5av.. YYea< r Itch" "What's the Matter With Helen''• (It71l starring 1974-75 season n[ Ihf Shurr iirous and atimulaling. others vuth a beginners class from 4 JO 0 "rUiiin la tha Sun" I Part I DaMte Reynold*. Shelley Winters Tfca motaan « III. and inlci mediate pi'liliiio include mis sculp- teenage Una roovlctad of homicide aj* bound to- Area Kolk Damr (irnup .11 H .sensuous, Ungorous, njdaung. ture' iriixod media, wiilcr col- EVENING gether by mutual tragedy p.m. Tuesday. Nopl M, in Ike Ihe dance leaders maintain and adanvied continuing SAL'S nis and photography • •NFL MONDAY NtGHT FOOTIALL Youth Rcioni nl Ihf I nilrd Kolk (l.iiu inj; is for all IgM. I[ .MI) K 30-10 30 4:00 0 0 O 0 0 NEWS Oakland RaiaVra v» Buffalo Bill. Tavern Restaurant Kcsidt'nls whn wanl to par- 0 IEWITCHEO aIONANZA Mcthodbl Chttrrh, :M7 Ki».ui .ind no one is loo young or (bo Dance leaders are Karl, -If tM Hue Pinches" Atom's friend suffers a strange form of insanity (loldschmidl and Mrs Klnora liiipalc must register with and Joins an outlaw cane beruminf a cattle thlei si nld It is [or singles, couples 40th Year Serving 0 IT TAKES A THIEf the iTi'i'tMtuin office Town- and cold blooded murderer There will bv U'aihin^; (or lamilies. teen ajjers \u n Ho\kin -It Takes One to Know One" ship residents may KfjMtT a a SPECIAL OF THE WEEK periencc is needed (asu.il 0 I DREAM OF JEANNIE •The Trial of Mary Lincoln '• An opera based on beftnocn, ^ vdl ** ic?< him; LUNCH & (or Irif Out-trf-townm will "M> Master, tha Spy" the insanity trial of President Lincoln's wtaow .ind requests (or intonnrdi.ilr clothes, comfortable shoes, STEREO 0 TODAY iN DELAWARE 1521 FIRING LINE pay tl (or three entries and Ml ;ind advanced dancen Nf» and a desire to participate in WADB DINNER 0 152} ZOOM »:J0 a a RHODA eeiUs (or each additional ,i friendly-, relaxing social ac fcW0 SESAME STREET Rhode moves bark in with her parents while k»s- comers will bt- MpecUII) wt\ HAUAN CUISINE ileni. Art work should lie 0 NIC NIGHTLY NEWS IBR for an apartment and life soon rvveiia to tka come, organizers rrporl tivity are the only essentials 0 I LOVE LUCY way It used to be when she lived at home her BEAUTIFUL MUSIC Open 1 Dsft A W»»k brought to the park at 10:30 The group will continue y "Andy the Matchmaker" mother wait! on her hand and Mot Kolk daneing is dancing •>' Stnwsbury il Herbert 81. » m 8 FILLER FILM AtC EVENING NEWS IChOO the people, the origins are in 24 HOURS A DAY RedBgnk KAT THE CLOCK a a MEDICAL CENTER S "Deml-Ood.' A faith healer Insets that ha ran the rural societies of nrioua SUNDER BILLY PENN'S HAT cure his stricken wife even though rir Gannon •••»••••»••• (521SUTE IOONK TAIEAGT WIE SEHTS II says she will die without an operation. countries Kolk dancing may DINE IN ITALY TONIGHT IM _ CIS EVENING NEWS "1 NEWS be enjoyed just as HIMHI fun n TH€ WORLD AT WAR a NEW YORK REPORT and exercise, bul a special O NIC NIGHTLY NEWS SPECIAL OF THE WEEK COAST imnus is learning the ethnic 170-2700 0 ANDY GRIFFTH SHOW a"Mai' * Mrnop.iuar The Psuaa That Parplaasa^' Tula proffnim will explore the problems ami misconcep- origins and customs of people THE MAD ADVENTURES "Trt# Leaf in the Forest" tions of male menopause a muLlife crtats of Uw THEATRES t EWWWBUTOlirJi. 0 TO TELL THE TRUTH mind and spirit all over the world O AIC NEWS 4B IOOK BEAT •»•• O THE RAYMOND IURR SHOW "A Bridge Too Fir" by Cornelius Ryan. To folk dance a partner is BROADWAY MUSIC Pat*'a mother re enteri hla life whaa tha •S CONSULTATION nice but not essential There "Ivith and IK Meaning" "RABBI" 0 THE MOD SQUAD are some couple dances but EVERY MONDAY (521 THE BRITISH WAY OF HEALTH Community Invrstleates » murder attempt on a family frtend.' many others are danced in a Top Hut White Tie' 10:30 O NEW JERSEY REPORT JACOB 1.-, 1 . it) I«*OI • • TAKE II SI THE TALKERS O TO IE ANNOUNCED IB TO BE ANNOUNCED I LAST DAY! —1 Cocktail LuHiine Op«n 7 Day* 0 TV GARDEN CLUI S THE DAVID SUSSKIND SHOW UI0 tAIGIT EARTH" (ti"HortK-ullural MAN IU1LDSl Session. MA" N DESTROYS Part 1 "Tfie Tnimsn NuboUy kmw*' Part !!• "The Vitamin Oaae'* I "TW DIVU'S THAMGll | "Tkraiarh the Mill Once" IS2I NEW JERSEY REPORT 7:30 a WHAT'S MY LINE? 11:00 SBBS NEWS O THE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES STARTS TUES. 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 49 BEST OF SROUCHO Ocaan I Injhton A.si O $25,000 PYRAMID Cl RACING FROM YONKERS RACEWAY Was) End .Una lisncti Q) PERRY MASON 0 WORLD OF SURVIVAL 1 2 Charles Bronson "Call of the Coyole" ^The Care of the Crooked Candle ' A FEW THINGS UaVV,/ IB A3 LAST OF THE WILD IB 1521 CAPTIONED ABC NEWS SCHOOL DIDNT 11:30 O ID THE CBS LATE SHOW Hits "Cheetah • The chri-t.ri la tha nrlftaat animal « TEACH IN 1955 the surface of the earth. "The Couple Takes a Wife' starring Bill Blsby. m 0 YOU Paula Prentiss- A beautiful prl becomes the house- keeper for A eucresiful rouplc whme careers are "The Working of HEW" clashing and her districting prrsenre In their home 0 ANTIQUES IX mokes life very complicated. "OUR •'New Jersey Ceramics" Q O THE T0NI6HT SHOW 0 T'AI CHI CH'UAN Hast Roy Clark Oueott Delia fteese, Alei Kar- . FULL COURSE DINNER 'Temple Exercises'" MAJESTYK TIME (SI) NEW JERSEY NEWS REPORT WT CIK» Oft TOMATO met, MtA* a SMAQ 19 11:10 MOVIE M0 Qg GUNSMOKE •Lovlns" 110701 nsrrlnr Oeor(e neml, Eva Maria $150 RON. FiMtirgnteMFiinMie 3.95 "A Town In Chains." Matt Dillon Is captured and Saint A freelance artist srranres a buslnesa deal The STONE ; held for ransom by the five bank robbers ha baa which would bring him financial Independence , TUES.Pon)CI K)pN«post»n 3.9f been pursuing. • MONDAY NIGHT SHOWCASE . ' wne p«ppm« nrujrwoon»> 0 O IORN FREE 'The Pawnbroker" (106A1 starring Rod Stelger, OeraWne ntifenild A lonely middle »,:ed pawn- WHl,ae«l(giayiaw/Bf.ndySauce 4.95 "Elephant Trouble." 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CUP THIS COOPON CUP THIS COUPON The Daily Register A $775,000 fund- raising drive MONDAY SEPTEMBER 16 1974 13 ' %J VZs planned for Marlboro synagogue MAKLBOHn — Wanning has begun to build a nyugiigue STATE in the township by September A professional fund-raising firm is preparing plans to raise $775,m (or construction of I'linmulMl Ohav Shalom The synagogue will be located on a four-acre trail ppp» Woman's body unidentified site the Marlboro Elementary School on School Road West The tract was donated to the township by Irwm Shipper, a HAMILTON TOWNSHIP - An autopsy was scheduled to builder with large land holdings here be performed today at Atlantic City Medical Center on the Robert Salman, chairman of the land and building cam- body of a woman tentatively identified by Mate police as an mittee, said the structure will include eight classrooms for re 83-year-old Atlantic City woman missing since Sept. 1 ligious instruction, an all-purpose room with a stage and ath- An unidentified young couple, who were looking for letic equipment, a sanctuary and memorial entrance hall. makes in a sandy, wooded area of this Atlantic County town- Mr. Salman said the building can be buildl in stages if the ship Saturday evening, lifted a board and saw a foot protrud- $775,000 cannnot be raised. ing from a shallow grave, state police in llammonlon said ,*The couple notified state police and led investigators to Approximately 100 of the congregation's 170 families last (he grave, which was located near a dirt road off the F.lwood week approved tentative building pftris Mr Salman said the Weymouth Road between Black Hone Pike and White Horse fund-raising firm of Milton Hood Ward & Co . New York, is Pike preparing a test solicitation program which will be presented to the congregation before large sums of money are com- The victim was tentatively identified through clothing and mitted for the project. Jewelry as Mrs. Julie Southard. HI. a resident of the Hotel Te Arthur Lopater, temple president, said if approval is jj|v> ramo, Atlantic City, stale police sVid. Prior to Aug. 31. Mrs en, plans will be sumbitted to the Planning Hoard in Novom- PROPOSED TEMPLE - This is on architect's Marlboro. PIOQS for a fund drive to raise $775,000 Southard lived in Egg Harbor City, police said The cause- of ber. rendering of the proposed permanent home of Con- are being prepared. her death was not known, police said. Mr. Lopater said last night he did not know the specific gregation Ohav Shalom, the first synagogue in Mrs. Southard was last seen about 12.30 p.m Sept 3. size of the building. The structure will also contain a library. when an elderly man, also a resident of the Hotel Teramo and catering facility and teen-age lounge, he said tinned until the congregation has the facilities to house him a previous resident of Egg Harbor City, went to their former pastor, and its members for allowing the congrvgation to use "When it is completed, the building will be able to serve its new building Ohav Shalom is a conservative synagogue affiliated with residences to pick up their Social Security checks. 400 to M0 families," Mr Lopater said— "All of the churches in the township were ready to help us. United Synagogue of America The congregation has a youth "Police said Mrs Southard and the man parted company in "And, with the land we have, the building ran be ex- and we have maintained close relations with Rev Hart and program for high school students and hopes to double its en- Egg Harbor City after he collected his check and Mrs. South- panded later," he added. his church," Mr Fleischer said rollment to 36 participants this year ard, who did not get her check, decided to go to Hammonton In 1972. the Board of Education allowed the congregation The congreation also sponsors Boy and Cub Scout troops to withdraw money from a bank account there. She may have This stage of the congregation's development is particu- Congregation members participating on the building com- tried to hitchhike, police said. to use the Marlboro Emementary School for services and reli- larly pleasing to Edward Fleischer, the Planning Hoard at- gious instruction They still use the facilities mittee are: Assemblyman Morion Salkind, 1) Monmouth, and The next day an 18-year-old Egg Harbor City woman, torney and the congregation's first president Mr Fleischer, who was temple president until last year, mayor here, is honorary chairman of the committee Other Norma Mason, was charged with fraud when she tried to members include Deputy Mayor Arthur (ioldzweig, Coun- withdraw $500 from Mrs. Southard's account, which report- "When five families started the congregation in mTii. we now is chairman of the congregation's Board of Education felt that the township needed it because more and more Jew- "When we first started Hebrew school in the fall of 1971. cilman Howard Klau and Andrew Tepper. a member of the edly contained more than $30,000 Police said she also had Board of Education. Mrs. Southard's Social Security and Medicare cards. Norma ish families were moving here." Mr Fleischer said we had a handful of children Now we have close to 200 and Howard Abel is committee cochairman Other members Mason has since been held in Atlantic City Jail in lieu of ''We got a good respnse right away, and in the first year five teachers," Mr Fleischer said are Myrna Barsky, Philip Dint it/. Joyce Friedman. Robert $25,000 bail. we held services in the Brick Reformed Church on Hi 79. " he Mr Lopater said the temple has arranged with Kabbi said. Frederick Werbell to commute from New York to serve the Kalbor, Edward Meadows, Heva Salman. Martin SiKerman. Arnold Walder and Bruce Madmck Man, wife found shot to death Mr. Fleischer lauded the Rev John Hart, the church's congregation He said a resident rabbi probably won't be oh- OCEAN GATE - A man and his estranged wife were found shot to death on the driveway of the woman's home here early Saturday morning, apparently the result of a mur- der-suicide, police said. Cherry Hill woman Police In this Ocean County community yesterday identi- fied the victims as Charles LaRue, 26, and his wife Maureen, 26. Police said the bodies were found at the LaRue residence at 71S Navesink Ave. shortly after neighbors reported hearing gunshots about 4 a.m. Saturday. The LaRues were separated, wins seniors crown and the husband no longer lived at the home, police said. ASBURY PARK - Ms Mary Vogel, 62. of whom dance the male part "We have more Details of the shooting were not known, police said. Cherry Hill was crowned Ms. Senior Citizen fun when no men are around," she said, "we Their 3-year-old son was not harmed in the shooting and yesterday before a crowd of 1.500 at Con- can talk a lot more freely." ' has been put in custody of Mrs. LaRue's parents, Mr. and vention Hall. Ms. Vogel wears her hair short and min- Mrs. John Boyle of New Brunswick, police said She was one of the 13 contestants in the gles easily with crowds. She is the mother of Third annual New Jersey Ms Senior Citizen five, grandmother of seven, and great- pageant. grandmother of two, one of whom is great- Bond fills in for the Rev. Dr. King Ms. Mildred Tremple of Camde'n County- grandson Harry Louis 6th, born two days be- PLAINFIELD — Georgia State Senator-elect Julian Bond was first runner-up. Ms. Wanda Leighley. As fore the pageant. represented Rev. Martin Luther King Sr. yesterday at a bury park, second runnerup; "I think it's time that older women be rec- "mortgage burning" celebration for the Community Church Ms. Agnes Hawkins. Essex County, third ognized for what they are — active and willing of God here. • Klllir Holt pMtl runner-up and Ms. Claire Headley, llunterdon to give," said the new queen "As for young The 34-year-old Bond stood In for Rev. King, father of FACILITY DEDICATED — The Belford Pumping Station, facility of the County, fourth runner-up Ms. Catherine women of today," Ms. Vogel continued, 'they slain civil rights leader, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., at the re- Monmouth County Bayshore Outfall Authority, (MCBOA) was officially Davis, West Hudson County, was voted Ms are just terrific. If they can do a man's Job. verend's second scheduled appearance at the New Jersey dedicated Saturday In ceremonies held at the pumping station site? Congeniality and Ms. Grace Lindsay, Ocean let them do it. It's rewarding and they deserve church. County, was chosen the most talented non fi- all the fame, money and glory." Last June 30, the Rev. Dr. King postponed his first visit, nalist, i , i The contestants, who had to be at least 62 because on that day his wife, Mrs. Alberta Williams King, The candidates were nervous and they years old, appeared in formal dress and were was shot to death while playing the organ for Sunday services Outfall authority dedicates shifted, giggled and tapped their feet as they judged on a talent presentation Talents in- in the Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, Ga. waited for the judges' verdict cluded presenting a skit on children in a day- Church officials said the Rev. Dr. King was only "slightly When the time came to step to the micro- care center; showing original oil paintings; ill," but was too tired to make the trip to Plainfield. phone and tell about their philosophies of life playing Negro spirituals on the piano, and Bond urged the audience of a few hundred to guard two new pumping stations the contestants spoke optimistically of love, whistling "Summertime." against reverses of past civil rights advances and traced the faith, happiness, and smiling at (he world and In one of the move moving performances, BELFORD - Nearly 200 history of the civil rights movement in'his speech. its miseries. Ms. Tremple, a blind woman dressed in an county and Bayshore officials Yet in spite of the artificial setting and elegant salmon-colored gown, strummed "The were guests of the Monmouth momentous buildup, there was a sense of Old Refrain" on her mandolin. Pay for factory workers down County Bayshore Outfall Au- shared lifetime experiences, struggle and sister- Ms. Tremple is a former music teacher. thority (MCBOA) Saturday NEW YORK — The average hourly-paid factory, worker hood among the pageant contestants "It is a challenge to live with joy and be in the New York-Northeast New Jersey area earned $1.36 a When authority pumping sta- Blue eyed Ms. Vogel was crowned the new pf assistance to others," she told the admiring week less in July because he worked 42 minutes less each tions here and in Union Beach queen by last year's winner, who wished her audience, who cheered her on •'We must not week than in June, according to the Department of Labor were dedicated and inspected. "continued good health," with which to per- forget that blind people are normal, thinking, Average weekly pay was thus down from when the last The facility here, which form her new duties. independent people Man looketh upon the statistics were issued to $174.86, according to figures released also houses MCBOA's execu- Ms. Vogel, who danced a razzmatazz ugly appearance but God looketh upon the yesterday by the department's Bureau of Labor Statistics. tive offices, was the site for Charleston in an ocean blue, silver-threaded heart." the large gathering composed The bureau said this loss, plus a 0 5 per cent rise in met- shift, is the chairperson of the Senior Citizen Ms. Tremple said she was surprised and ropolitan area consumer prices, caused a 1.3 per cent decline of officials who, since 1968. Advisory Council in Cherry Hill and a very ac- excited about her second place finish and in the average hourly-paid factory worker's purchasing pow- have been instrumental in the tive volunteer. She said she dances every termed the pageant "an unforgettably beau- er. This means that June's $10-bill was worth $9.87 in July. creation and operation of an night, with the Merry Makers group, a small tiful expereince," in which she had met "won- outfall line. musical ensemble of volunteers who entertain derful women." Actual construction of the at nursing homes three times a week The pageant proved, according to its di- 1 million project began She also "digs square dancing" and be- rector Alene Dalton, that "the notion that rosy «If Mir tloff pMt. Kayak capsizes, arly three years ago. The longs to a team of eight women, some of cheeks means youth is untrue." pumping station here was HOW IT WORKS — Albert E. Allen, left, executive opened in June, 1973, while director of Monmouth County Bayshore Outfall the Union Beach-facility, Authority (MCBOA), explains to Rep. James J. rescued from bay which serves the Bayshore Howard, D-N.J., the operation of the authority's MIDDLETOWN - Two per- made the resue first heard Regional Sewerage Authority pumping station in Belford. That station, as well as Teachers' suit claims they sons suffered minor injuries cries for help as their com- treatment plant at Union one In Union Beach operated by MCBOA, was offi- after they were rescued early mercial vessels were heading Beach, opened this past April. cially dedicated in ceremonies held in Belford Sat- Friday morning from an over- back to the Sea Coast plant at Freeholder Director Joseph urday. were punished for activity turned kayak in Sandy Hook approximately 5 a.m. Using Irwin, who was a member of Bay. search lights the two men fi- the board in 1968 when a mas- and Millburn. indicated that Sewerage Authority treat- FREEHOLD - The presi palbo as president for the have adopted a policy where- Police identified the pair as nally located the two victims ter plan for the county was the costs of constructing an ment plant which will be lo- dent, vice president, and cor- past four years of the teach- by they seek to punish active James Blonski, 14, of HO Cen- who, police said, had been developed, complimented en- ocean outfall line would be es- . cated in Atlantic Highlands. responding secretary of the ers association and as chair- and militant members of the ter St., Keansburg, and Lee clinging to the side of their gineers, architects and busi- sentially the same as the cost Middletown, Holmdel, parts Keansburg Teachers Associ- man of the Business Adminis- association for engaging in J, Roberts, 32, formerly of capsized canoe for approxi- nessmen involved in the out- of constructing individual out- of Marlboro and Colts Neck, ation have filed suit in Superi- tration Department at Keans- organizational activities and Charlotville, Va. The pair mately four hours. fall project for "a wonderful fall lines which might dis- served by the Middletown or Court alleging they were burg High School for the last by this policy they seek to were rescued by Capt. Wiley After their rescue the vic- job to bring into reality some- charge into the deeper waters Sewerage Authority; Union not reappointed as depart- two and a half years until discourage teachers from Lewis and Capt. Warren Apcl tims were treated in Riv- thing we thought about and of Raritan Bay. Beach, Hazlet, Holmdel and ment chairmen at the Keans- .June. joining and participating in Mr. Boyington is identified the association and on its be- of Sea Coast Products, Port erview Hospital, Red Bank. dreamed about." Because of its scope, and Keansburg, all served by the burg High School this year as vice president of the asso- half " Monmouth, in waters off the Patrolman Harold Foulkes It Is MCBOA's sole respon- with 89 per cent of the project Bayshore Regional Sewerage because of their activities on ciation and chairman tor the The suit said a contract be- Bel ford fish factory. is continuing an investigation sibility to insure that only funded through grants from Authority. Although MCBOA's the behalf of the association. past two years of the high tween the association and the Police said the men who into the incident. secondary treated sewage ef- state and federal agencies, two existing pumping stations The association itself fur- school's Social Studies De- board provides that depart- fluent from the Bayshore the MCBOA project collects are already serving most of ther alleges the action was partment. ment chairmen for the 1973 area is discharged into coast- effluent from this area and the Bayshore area, a smaller part of a policy of district and 1974 school years are to Eatontown, autoist al waters of the county. pumps the treated waste wa- pumping station to serve At- school officials of punishing Mr. Currie is identified as be paid $250 plus $25 per The county was charged ter through a force main into lantic Highlands and High- militant members of the asso- corresponding secretary for teacher in the department. with this responsibility during an ocean outfall. lands will be incorporated ciation for the purpose of dis- the past four years of the the early 1960's when the into a proposed treatment couraging other teachers teachers association and blamed in boy's death The suit was filed for the state Department of Environ- The outfall collects treated plant for that area. from joining the association chairman for many years, un- plaintiffs by Michael D. FREEHOLD - An Eaton- an Eatontown summer recre- mental Protection (DEP) set effluent from participating re- or participating in its activi- til last June, of the high Schottland. of Chamlin, town man whose six-year-old ation program and was law- forth new water standards for gional projects, and pumps it The outfall line is designed ties. school's English Department. Schottland and Rosen, West son allegedly was killed when fully on a pathway off of Old the state. The new standards to a point approximately 4,000 to satisfy anticipated popu- Named as defendants in the Long Branch. he was struck by a car while Deal Road, about 848 feet directed that existing treat- feet east of Sandy Hook into lation growth and sewerage suit were the Keansburg The suit said the three were participating in an Eatontown west of Whalepond Road ment facilities be upgraded to the ocean. The flow is there- disposal needs of the county Board of Education, Keans- refused re-appointment as de- summer recreation program when he was struck by Mr. provide secondary treatment. by diverted from Sandy Hook through the year 2000 and to burg Superintendent of partmqgf chairmen in June Revolver possession has filed suit against the Eubanks'car July l. or Raritan Bays. meet state and federal re- Schools Joseph R. Bolger and It alleged that the Board of borough and the driver of the In the lawsuit filed by Oak- The state also favored re- To do this, the pumping sta- quirements and regulations Walter L. Coleman, principal Education, Mr. Bolger and is cause for arrest car. hurst attorney Harold A. Ka gionalization of several exist- tion here and in Union Beach for disposal. of the high school. Mr. Coleman, in refusing to ASBURY PARK - Calvin reappoint them as depart- Charles T. Manning of 8 rasic, Eatontown is charged ing facilities in an effort to pump effluent into the outfall Huffman, 26, of 205 Dewitt The plaintiffs, the Keans- ment chairmen, acted mali- Heath St. filed suit in Superi- with being negligent, care- eliminate a number of un- automatically. Ave. was, released in $1,000 burg Teachers Association, ciously, in violation of both a or Court seeking damages for less, and reckless by failing coordinated efforts in treat- Oct. 28 hearing set bail following his arrest for Sam contract between the teachers the death of his son, Terrence to maintain proper control ment on local levels. Along There are three regional possession of a .32 caliber re- for Middletown couple and association and the board and A. Manning, against Eaton- and supervision over partici- with federal agencies, the customers or participants in volver without a permit. MIDDLETOWN - Robert of state law, and in retali- town and Billy R. Eubanks of pants of the summer pro- state DEP indicated that the MCBOA project, serving for damages and a permanent L. and Eileen Stevens, 58 ation for the three men's ac- 90 Crawford St.. Shrewsbury gram. The borough also is ocean disposal of properly nearly a dozen communities. injunction against the defend- The arrest was made 10:23 Michigan Ave., Port Mon- tivities on behalf of the teach- Township, the driver of the charged with failing to post treated secondary effluent The specific service area in- ants enjoining them from p.m. Thursday at Lake and traffic signals along the road- from the Bayshore area was cludes: Atlantic Highlands mouth, were released in their adopting or employing a po- ers association. Borden Aves. by Sgt. Domin- car, and against Deborah R. own recognizance, pending an Eubanks, owner of the car. side to alert motorists of the the best approach. and Highlands, served licy of punishing teachers for The teachers association it- ick Spampanato and Patrol- through the Atlantic High- Oct. 28 hearing for charges of labor activities. men Rasheid Khan and Ed- The lawsuit maintained that presence of children and of A study by Elson T. Killam self further charged that, lands-Highlands Regional drunk and disorderly conduct. ward Dowling. the boy was participating in the character of the roadway. Associates Inc., of Red Bank The suit identifies Mr. Ca- "The defendants in concert 14 The D(dy Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY SEPTEMBER i6.1974 Yankees come home 2V2 games up - • .all * • a ^ _ _ • • a « h a.. •_ - » . I - • * L . * .11 • American league I still have a few good >rarx Hyan, 20-15, struck out sev- John Doherty. who hil a and got the victory, allowing - National Lcagur 0 left as a starter en White Sox bailers in roach- bases-empty homer in the just three hits over the final \ That's not the scure of It was Perry's fourth J ing Ihe 20-Kainc circle fur the first for the Angels, broke a 2- > 3 innings lory season two vtith Ihr San baseball's All-Star game, nr second .straight year Hi' mm > lie with a run storing single Hobby Murcer drove in four Francisco (iiants and KHi any inter-league exhibition has 337 strikeouts for (hi' sea in Ihe fourth California broke runs for the' Yankee* and un- series. It's the nmber of '20 since coming to son. with a shot at equalling Ihe game open with three bealen Larry' (Jura posted his game winners in the twn Baltimore's Koss (imiislrv the major league record i»i runs in the fifth, two of them fourth victory since being leagues thus far in 1174 who had pitched .'o mn M he set last year on Joe Lahoud's single brought up from Syracuse in (iaylord Perry of the Cleve- secutive scoreless innings, The While Sox were without Sal Bando's two run homer mid August land Indians became Ho > walked John l.owcnslcin on slugging first baseman Dick in the third inning saddled yesterday, slopping the Haiti four pilches with the bases Allen, the AL home run lead Bibby with his 171 h loss The Yanket-s now led Balti- more Orioles 1-0 on five hits loaded in the ninth inning to er with 32 He announced his against It victories Kollie more by iVi games and Bos- And moments later. Cahfnr force the only run of the retirement from baseball Sat Fingers turned in a strung re- ton by Vfj in Ihr A I. Kasl i ma stirkeoul king Nolan Kyan game urday lief performance for the K't rat*. • became No. 6, pitching the Angels to a 6-2 triumph Kith • three-hitter. But last night. Jim Ribby was foiled in his bid to be- come No 7 Sal Hando's Iwn Dodgers derail Reds; run homer in the third inning lifted the Oakland As to a .11 victory over the Texas Rangers and Bibby. 1917 Elsewhere in the American League, New York whipped Detail 102. Mainnesota de- Cardinals pad margin feated Kansas City V_' and nati Manager Sparky Ander- Milwaukee beat Boston M By The Associated Press struck out Cincinnati slugger successive home runs by Wynn and Steve Garvey put son had ordered Bill Buckner Perry and Hyan joined Chi- Johnny Bench with the bases Ihe game away in the sev- intentionally waJked to cago's Wilbur Wood, Boston's Los Angeles slugger Jimmy loaded in the fifth inning of enth "make me bear down just a Luis Tianl, Oakland's Catfish Wynn backed his words with the game between the Nation- little more." Hunter and Texas' Ferguson his baseball bat when he al League Wesi contenders. .So they won the finale of Wynn promptly hit Borbon's Jenkins in the 20-vittiiry slugged a grand slam home With the count three balls the three-game series after first pitch to him over the circle. Bibby, Baltimore's run yesterday, propelling the •and two strikes, Sutton threw losing the first two. leftfield wall. Mike Cuelwar and Kansas Dodgers to a 71 victory OUT a slider. Wynn's blast was the third Redblrds prevail City's Steve Busby have 19 the Cincinnati Keds. "I knew I had to give him grand slam of his career and each in the AL, while .lack "Jimmy told me that if I my best pitch and that was his 31st homer this year - his Reliever Al Hrabosky was Billingham is the lone Nation- could hold 'em, we'll get you it," the righthander ex- first season with Los Angeles a busy man before he entered al Leaguer with 19. some runs, " said winning plained. "Logically and in That tied the Los Angeles the St. Louis Cardinals-Phila- siinciively, I knew I couldn't club record set by Frank delphia Phillies' game yes- Why the difference? pitcher Don Sutton "Which terday. Two letters: 1)11 proves he's mil only a good threw him a fast ball " Howard in 1962 Wynn hit a sinker from The 25-year-old Hrabosky The designated hlder rule, hitter but a good forecaster ' The Dodgers trailed 1-0 al reliever Pedro Borbon. The took a look at the Scoreboard introduced in the American Sutton. himself, turned in a the time, but went ahead with pitcher admitted that Cincin- and noted that the Pittsburgh League last year but not great performance when he two runs in the sixth Ten Pirates were winning in Mon- adopted by the National, has treal. He glanced at the play changed pitching patterns as START OF SOMETHING BIG - New York Yankees Elliott Maddox out- ing field and saw Phillies at well as increased run produc- runs the ball to score from third base in the Yankees big four-run second first and third, none owl and tion. Last year, for example. Inning. Detroit Tiger catcher Bill Freehan gets the late throw. The Yanks the Cards holding a, pre 12 of the 13 20-game winners won, 10-2. carious S-l lead. in the majors were in (he American League. Hrabosky added things-up. If he doesn't come in and do "With the designated hitter his job, get the Cards out of rule, you go with your start- the jam, and the Pirates go ing pitchers longer." Dick Upshaw interception on to win, St. Louis would Williams, the former Oakland drop from the lead in the Na- skipper who now manages the tional League Eatt to second Angels, once explained. place behind Pittsburgh. "That's proven by the higher clips number of decisions by the "I thought to myself. 'I've Jets' wings got to get them out,'" recalled starting pitchers." Hrabosky. "If I blow it we're KANSAS CITY (AP) - Upshaw, with the Jets zone pass and Ed Bell with a "The good pitchers are back in second. If I get 'em Marvin Upshaw of the Kansas ahead, 16-7. literally lifted the seven-yarder and the Jets pa- used more," offered While out the pressure is on them City Chiefs was almost a pic- ball thrown by Namath out of raded ahead 13-0. Sox Manager Chuck Tanner. (the Pirates.) It was thrilling ture of hysteria. (he jittery fingertips of the Bobby llowfield put the "Also, you go with your best because I had a chance to de- Upshaw scored the first Jets' John Riggins and fled ID Jets out front 16-7 with a 25- relief pitcher earlier because termine fate." touchdown of his football ca- the goal wj,th 10 seconds left yard field goal in the last you don't have to pinch-hit for reer yesterday, converting a in the first naif. minute of the first half. After him." • Hrabosky did the job. 1 weird Interception into a 52- Stenerud * field goal came that Upshaw made his inter- Perry, who had a 13-1 He came in for reliever yard run that gave the with 2:59 If ft in the third ception, giving the Chiefs the record on July 3, was given a Mike Carman, who had re- Chiefs the momentum for the quarter. After that, the only momentum they needed decent shot at winning 30. in- placed starter Bob Korsch New York Jets. score was a 38-yard touch- New York 6 1000 16 stead is now 20-10 His 20th Boom, boom, boom, Hrabosky KonsosClly 0 14 ) ; U struckout Willie Montanez, "I saw John Riggins set for down interception return by NY-Coster 14 poll from Nomolh kick victory came on his 36th lolled Greg Luzinski and pbichhitter the screen as he came the Chiefs' Emmett Thomas NY -BUI 7 pm Nomoth Howfield kick birthday. KC Podolok 7 run Slenerud kick Tony Taylor. around," the happy Upshaw in the last two minutes. NY-FGHowlleld7S "I'm in good condition," he KC-Upshaw 52 Interception return The Cards won, 3-ll said. "I don't know whether il Until Upshaw's hit of Slenerud kick said with a smile through his was reflexes or good coach- thievery, the Chiefs had been KC-FO Slenerud 2/ 0*00.15, KC —Thomoi II Interception return graying beard, "this shows I Ob r r h ing, but I figured out the able to advance beyond their Slenerud kick New Y«rt (Ml Deb-en 111 Monday ct S I 7 Hohncl 3 0 A-74.IS4 r h ob r h Kssnor ss 0 Boswell 7b 4 0 1 play. I was lucky Riggins own 30-yard line only twice. j«u cum. White On 1 Lellorect 4 0 I CrdnTlt 1 Kronpool It 7 0 0 First downs I) 16 Moddonct 3 0 StnrlndTb 5 0 I Morales rl I Jones ph 1 0 0 didn't have complete control With five minutes left in the Bushel yarns 11 131 44 1(0 Murcer rt 0 7 Kallnedh 3 0 I Locockrt 0 Gosger It 0 0 0 of the ball." second period, fleet Larry Poising yards MO 110 I'lllld II 1 4 Freehan c ) I I Tyrnoe rl 0 I 0 Stoubrl 3 0 0 Return yardt *• 130 Munson c 0 I Sanders lo 4 0 I Thorntn lb 4 I 1 Pmbrtn lb 4 0 I Sore-kneed Joe Namaih, Brunson returned a punt 29 Posses 1430-4 971 7 Nettles 3b 1 7 P-brtsrl • 0 7 Dunn 3b I 1 0 GorrettBb 3 0 0 Punli 6 35 4 4. Chmbln lb I 7 Lane II 4 0 I Swlsher c 3 0 0 /Martini ss 3 I 0 wbo threw the pass, said the yards to the Jets' 46. Five Fumbles lost 4? 0 0 Alomar 2b I 0 Rdral 3b 4 0 0 Grbrkwti7g 3 0 2 2 0 Penalties yards i 40 6 44 Mason ss 1 J Brnkmn ss 4 I 7 Bonhom p 3 0 1 0 0 toss was "just routine. The plays later, Ed Podolak bar- INDIVIDUAL LtADfRS Goorop 0 0 Walker p 0 0 0 Frolllngg p 0 0 0 Schneck ph I I I Lyle p 0 0 Ruhlep 0 0 0 Wlllarm ph 1 0 0 Apodacop I 0 I. ball bounced up once, then reled around the right side for RUSHING—New York, Riggins 77-116. Lmncykp 0 0 0 Stone pr I 0 6 0 McGrow p 0 0 0 two yards and a touchdown. Boom Il-M. Kansas City. Hayes! SI. LoRoche p I 0 I AyoHjph 1 0 0 again and then ... Podolok 19—54. Ellison6-27. Totals 3»10 14 Totals 3S 7 10 Zomora p 0 0 0 Namath's voice faded • Namath, brilliant until he RECEIVING —New York, Borkum v New York 741 000 10-10 BARRING THE DOOR — Ken Reitz, St. Louis Cardinals, is out as he slams 4-51, Cosier 3-7J, Klnlght 5-5) Kon Detroit - 000 001 100 -J Totals 37 5 I Totals 7? 4 4 away. became desperate in the fad- lot City. Brunson 1-4). Wright 7—70, E-Lellere, A Rodnauei DP-New into Philadelphia Phillie catcher Larry Cox trying to score from first base Cnlcogo » 010 007 -J Podolak I—11 York 1. Detroit I LOB-New York », New York 000 030 001 —4 ing moments, found Richard PASSING -New York. Nomoln Detroit 9. 7B—Plnielta. Chombliss 7. yesterday. Reitz was nailed at the plate on a throw from infielder Larry E —Bonhom. Dyer LOB—Chicago 14. Chiefs' Coach Hank Stram Caster with a 1.1-yard, end- 14-30—4, 210 yordi Kansas City. Dow Murcer, Roberts, Sanders 3fl—Freehon Bowa who got the relay from outfielder Greg Luzinski. New York ». IB-Cordenol. son»-7!7. ll». SB-ModdOK.R While SF-Plnello 3B—Monday. S —Hohn. A. Thornton described the battle as "a SF-Swlsher game of big plays, particu- SI. Ltuts (31 (I) larly defensive. Upshaw's in- ob r OS r h terception turned the game Brock It 4 0 I Cosh 2b 4 I I SliemoreJb 7 0 0 1 • ss around. He gave us the fire Smith rf 3 0 0 Schmidt 3b 3 0 Simmons c 3 7 1 Mnlru lb 4 0 Skins intercept Giants in defensive battle Torre lb ] I I Linsfcl II Anytime you can win a game M Indict 4 0 0 Jhnstnert like this when you don't play Reltl 3b 3 0 1 Taylor ph ByJONNIFALK parger refused to fault his of- the first Washington touch by missing three field goals in Tyson it 1 0 0 Umercf very well, it't a compliment Snead passed to Joe Dawkins John Mendenhall, playing Frschp } 0 7 Co«c fense. "If I'm disappointed down. Moseley converted, and in the left flat, but Dawkins 45 seconds. one of his best games ever, Garmonp 0 0 0 Carltonp to your team." Hrbsky p 0 0 0 NEW HAVEN, Conn. - If with anybody," he said, "I'm it was the last kick he was to fumbled and the ball was re- His first, from the 22, was put the Giants back in the Disappointed Charley Win lotatl B 3 6 Totals the National Football disappointed with Bill Arns- make all day. covered by Bass at the Giant blocked in the line: by Roy game in the third period when ner, the Jets' new coach, SI Louis 100 701 001 3 League's rules changes were pargcr. I think we're a better The Giants responded with 37. Hilton. After Chris Hanburgcr he separated Larry Smith Philadelphia 00O 000 001 -l said, "Two plays did us in. E-Corllon DP-SI. Louis I. Philo meant to hypo scoring, it team than we played, and it's a mini-drive that ended with Seven plays later, Larry- intercepted Snead at the 23. from the ball and recovered it delphla 3. LOB—St. Louis 4. Phllo- Our pass protection was over delphlo S. 2B-R. Forsch. 3B-Slmmoni wasn't in evidence here at my responsibility." Gogolak's 33-yard field goal Brown sliced over from Ihe V Moseley hit the crossbar from himself at the Washington 9. S— Carlton. 100 per cent improved over Yale Bowl yesterday. The first mistake came at (kicked from the 23). A 10- Moseley hit the right upright the 30. The Giants drew a Kotar slanted for three, and last week." | IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII George Allen and his Wash- 7:25 of the first period when yard burst on fourth down out with his conversion kick. five-yard offside penalty to then followed rookie guard Obviously one of the plays ington Redskins maintained Norm Snead, who did not of punt formation by Kotar Near the end of the half. give him another chance, but John Hicks' block off right was Upshaw's interception. mastery over the New York have a good day, threw short set up the kick. Moseley made Washington his kick from the 25 was tackle for the touchdown. He How they Jan Stenerud kicked a 27- Giants with a 13-10 win, his to Bob Grim. Mike Bass pick- Then the Giants made an- fans wish that Curt Knight again low and blocked by Hil- carried two Redskins into the yard field goal in the third seventh straight over the Gi- ed it off and ran 28 yards for other defensive blunder. would come out of retirement ton in the line. end zone with him. Gogolak quarter that put the Chiefs ants, in a game in which the converted, and that ended the stand ahead for the first time. longest scoring drive was 37 day's scoring as both teams yards. reverted to trench warfare. NATIONAL LEAGUE A crowd of 74,854 watched M Olvisnw The Redskins' defense, Al- The Giants lost center Bob W L Pet. SI the nationally televised sea- St. Louis « H JJ _ len's pet project, held the Gi- Hyland early in the game and Pittsburgh n M .577 I'I son opener for both teams. Phllodelbhlo 73 74 .417 t ants to 158 yards; the Giants, had to go with free agent Montreol U 77 .444 10 Some 2,440 failed to show up New York 66 n .455 1? playing their first league Karl Chandler. That gave Chicago : (0 16 .411 II', for the contest, played in 67- game under Bill Amsparger, them three rookies in the LoiAngelev..; R S4 U - degree weather under hazy Cincinnati (0 S7 .617 7'i the man who molded the middle of the line (Hicks and Atlonla II 67 54; 17 skies. Miami defense, held the Red- Houston n /] ,soj if, Tom Mullen), but that didn't San Francisco 67 II 453 H skins to 237. SanDleoo Jl M 3M 40 seem to bother Snead. YnttrooT i Hewlrs Each team punted seven "I called most of the SI. Louli 3. Philadelphia I Soccer event Montreal 5. Pittsburgh 4 times and the longest return plays," Snead said, "and it Chicooo S. New York 4 Houston 6 4, San Francisco 01 was 15 yards, by the Skins' wasn't the calls; it was the Atlanta 3. Son Diego 1 Cincinnati I, Los Angeles 7 on hue card Herb Mul-Key. However, execution. The rookies prob- each almost broke a kickoff RED BANK - The first an ably -made fewer mistakes Atlonla (Reed 1041 ot San FrortciKo return. Doug Kotar of the Gi- (Bryant J 151.3 15pm nual Red Bank Regional High than anybody. The best way New York IKoounon 13 » Tom IK-m The 's rtplar KM lime lead son's passing. Donnie Gibbs was swarmed over by five 4fc-rs and psey got stined yesterday, but II looked like ilk- Miami Miami battled bait and I'sunka s second Tl) The Bengals were trailing 7-0 with IN set'ond.s his kick was blocked, setting the stage for the Gary Huff set up a pair af Chicago touchdowns Dolphins were still on strike left the Dolphins seven points away with Vt, mm left in the half when Anderson connceied im a 4t- turnaround. with long passes to t'hariic Wade, as New England's aiqbitious \OUDK Patriot* utes left to play Bui New England's defen.se >tif yard pass with Isaac Curtis to spark the come- Fullback George Amundaon scored three touch- the Bears whipped Detroit shocked Uw champion Dolphins 14-14, ndut|> the fened, and the Pats took the ball away from the back. Boobie Clark burst over for the tying Tl) downs and Houston defeated , the Oilers' Catches of 73 and 4>yard passes by Wade passing of Jim Plunkett and the running of Slack Super Bowl champions on downs with I 33 to play, and in the second half, it was all Cincinnati as An- first opening game victory1 since 1170 and their helped the Bears to a pair of second perwd TIH Herron and Sam Cunningham to the day's bt^i-M setting up John Smith's wrapup field goal derson added scorin#passes of II and 25 yards to first victory at home since 1172 that proved decisive Carl (larrrti scored

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Even so, dence dictates that there SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) there are times when exter- should be nn "boss," that each Dfec. 21) -Make every effort -Although you may be ad- nal pressures combine with partner in a marriage should to cast worry from your mind vised by experts to take pres- the internal effort to contain be his own "boss." today. This is no time to dis- ent problems seriously, you responses to those pressures tract yoursCIf from your im- must nevertheless attempt to TALK1D TELL'EM ID To find what is in store for RING BACK in such a way and to such a mediate goal. Pay strict at- see the humor of the situa- YOU degree that the result is ayou tomorrow, select your tention. tion. ON MY LATER-I'M birthday and read the corre- HAVIN1 A profound - though usually CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. GEMINI (May 21 June 20) TELEPHONE! spnnding paragraph. Let BATH- short-lived — demonstration 19) —Concentrate on those — A day for taking it easy. 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Unless you can do so, fully wed to another that you SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) back. you may suffer conscience are not first and foremast -Contracts are not to be ARIES (March 21 April 19) pangs. SheinwolcPs bridge advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD At the second trick, West led How did West think of his Box 1111, Los Angeles. Calif. a low club. strange opening lead? The 90053). One of the good features of South chewed this over in lead could cost nothing, he West dealer tournament bridge is that the his mind for quite a while. explained. If dummy had the Norih-.Soulh vulnerable same hand is played at more Why was West so intent on king of clubs, West would con- • YOU ftULU OWE ME \ NORTH than one table. The variety is leading trumps? Perhaps he tinue for deceptive purposes • 86 1 DOIT KHOW WW I spicy and also instructive. had length in diamonds and If dummy did not have the K9852 MY C-4K ID VOW/ ICOULW Today's hand was played 13 wanted to reduce dummy's king of clubs, West could shift 0 95 YOU CAN'T FIX PIX IT ! times at five clubs - and de- ruffing power. to a different suit and wail K J 7 J IT. I KNOW feated only once. It never occurred to de- for his second trump trick. WEST EAST YOU CANT- At 12 tables. West made the clarer that West had led from 4 972 • AJ 10 5 4 FIX IT ! routine opening of a spade. A-Q-x of trumps. South finally DAILY QUESTION 9 A763 0 QJ 10 4 0 163 East won with the ace and re- put up dummy's king of clubs As dealer, you hold: S-K Q 0 1074 • AQ6 turned the jack of spades at the second trick — and this 3 II None DA K Q 8 2 CIO 9 X + 4 South won and led the ten of cost him the contract. He was 5 2. What do you say? SOUTH KQ3 clubs for a finesse. 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kaHaaV^(""~ ^M ••• aBHaaHai The Phantom Beetle Bailey I CAN'T P6LAV FOREVER.., TUB PHANTOM...msiMKim AT HIS I'VE SOT TO D6CIPE „. B66TLE, 66T OUT \ TOU MADE IblB Of EPeN...PULLEP BV Hl» PET WHETHER TO CONTINUE OF TMAT PITCd. I'M I MY VAV POLPHIN&... SOLOMON AMP NSfB/triTI... THIS UFE...OKQUIT,,.ANP T(?y A "NORMAL LIFE. Tr?ANSP£RRlN6 iOti J —-*A A t A**»M Ftf Salt S The Doury Register SHREWSBUHY N J MONDAY amfMHFfl i« I»M 2. Autos For Sole t Autos For Sit kUTOMOTIVE CADILLAC lt«» Two door Pow.1 BUICK LE SABRE - l«»M.ur *K» Good ,.»!.. or« lloo. Lrolt*. ww »« ividilion A«rnatS?»lirm srli «M»r Irrn Sot n»l one) o 1. Autos For Sole 1. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sole iHiviut J* m - >— fTiL 2. Autos For Sale BUICK SKYLARK 1*77 - Four Ooor tr CADILLAC IM - fMlfoad •>»*>am ALL AMEHICAMtNC •dan V • autamattc Power ileerinu t« Fullpowor.Mt GoodcoMihaa *•> Mugs. «r ttont IIJM or BT4I otler M«, )11 Bodlo Rd Mollel .mml condition >IJ'i TMU'i Cotit'i HlooMtr »or» M4 1770 (UICK WILDCAT IMS - Good lumia* 1 ADILLAC IMi - A" '•"•'f irjndrlron Be*l ofltr AUSTIN AMtBICA HW - GUI IN 4o.H»miln UM MIJIM Call otter I • p m . U7IIU BUICK ItM SPECIAL - Blue V I oulo nulK Gooaiononiori «IM 1AMAR0 Itn - Iwodoar rnatic Goad condition * iOUlBf U.I.OO AUTO CREDIT ;•; iym CMI/41 Mil WE DON'T MEET COMPETITION- CADILLAC It/}- Solon de Vine .agon air. (IM DfOtM ll«»r,no Snl t redil applicaliont accepted br pnone An blue while lop Slereo lope Babied lor olT7T»r,o««l worn W till a«»<» o rK mo»e» and modeti ovoiMNe Ouor onleeo MiMmilM UHi McFaaWn. JJJ I»M CAPRI 1*71 — Four MOftl CHEVKOLET IMPAL* IHJ - VI lo* iredit Clt tor one hour service Boythore und-,^.*-.^ 1 hr.iler Plymouth IT* 1700 A»» tor Crro C AOILLAC WI STDAM O« WIlLf - I" il Manager auiottcondil.wi M. Mo mi In Turnpike BONNfc VILLt ItTO - M.Oto milet m.ven tem BAILLV BROS . IK . It E CAPRI Itn - «\#ee* Goad condition CHtVUOieT IMPALA IM) - I.oOoor Per led condition Newman Sprinat Rd . Red Bant' 147 tSM lapeoecli tints CatltfMrepm horrjloo Po«er ittrrins «;irtei o.r » 747 »17 VMrrum «.».no»l«« (Will CADILLAC not COUPE OevlLLE - I BUICK LE SABRE l»70 - Four door. C DOUGLAS ALAN CHEVHOLt! KIMOSWOOO STAIIOH Muck and «rulr cinlom kordlop Foclor, OuiH control, Climole control, power WAGON - !»»• »O»«r Urorinj root oinoowt. AM'FM.elc . etc E>cell«nlcon MERCEOESBENI SALES 1 SiRVlCf tin . power tleerina One owner Satnlice 100 Oceanporl AM . IIIIW S)l>tr Ml >»> .oc» low im *«n viniri monor tutt | (1700 Coll 747 7000 nmon Mint wii HIM «rs latf pmMd tnipoctlon Cooo condition to*t 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 1. Autos For Sol* CMEV«OLei KIALIBU Ifti - '"°?S^ E 1970 OLDSMOBILE CUTIASS 442 I/I mo Radio power steering tape player tachometer 4- 73 PINTO 71 MAUBU CHEVROLETS "SPECIAL W speed 54 234 miles '1995 Credit oconcolioni occrplod t» p»on« T 2-door Hardtop. PS PB Guorontotd crr*l Coll lororw hour »*r 2-door, 4-cylinder, 4- • ice Bavinarc Cnr«>l>r pl»moul» I't speed. radio. 8.805 air, buckets. 37.771 IM AU lor Crodil Manoatr miles CMEVROtET It7l KINOSWOOD WAOOK 74 FORD PINTO 73 CHEVY MAUflU 0 mites - Air conrMlionlng. power Drokei »l»» 74 VEGA HATCHBACK 73 PLYMOUTH SCAMP lot SHI oiler IP m SQUIRE WAGON 2 door Sports Coupe V-8 $ CHEVROLET t*o) - BlKayM. tiant cyl indor Nooot »ork M>t otter GT package automate bur- Automatic radio. Air cond . automatic power steering, ra- 1995 ! "2395 dio vinyl lop air cond , tintad 6cyt automatic, power steer mim • gundy, radio WW 6.180 tinted gglass root carrier miles glass only 15.891 miles ing. 13.430 miles CMSVSOLITTHJ - T«-o>or. m.cym- 13 674 milel s der Any goad otter Call otter !»• '«' $ S E 72 CHRYSLER CHEV»6L«TIM»- *2995 3395 3495 *2595 71 MUSTANG GoodIranlporlallon Callottortpm NEW YORKER CHEVROLET l»*» - Four door MOsir M 6rcyMnder. automatic, cylHldrr. outornallc, cloan Loo milto 73 PONTIAC PONTIAC 2-door Hardtop PS. PB, PS, 36,145 miles tin COIIUIan.iio» 73 MERCURY CAPRI 72 CHEVY NOVA air AM /FM 40,931 CHRYSLE* l»»l - Mtwporl cullom GRAND AM PRIX Fully (quIporKi, •rlrn air Asking <1M» of Automatic, PS, PB Power U miles bt»tolt»f oW-MOo Sport Coupe, automatic, pow- windows, AM/FM, air cond, 4-speed, radio, 28.553 miles er steering, power brakes air 6-cyl, automatic, radio. PS, "2095 CIRCLE CHEVROLET tinted glass, vinyl lop. Rallye 2 45.393 miles Sl>rewi6ury Art Shrt««bur». cond , tinted glass vinyl top. wheels 46.491 miles "2995 7f Flat IM wheels, 58,121 miles Spldtr Two lapt. 47,100 milts lim Man> JFINE USED matic, 4 new WWs, other model* to choos* from. For quick credit, coll OASIS MOTORS 01 <»!> 7?1 26,213 miles 7100. as published In the ASBURY PARK PRESS, SUNDAY, Aug. 25,1974 FORD PINTO WAGON II7J - Blui. Very '1495 clean Good mileage »J.0» "2295 m-3713 CARS FORD IM4 CALAXIE 900 — Four tpoea. 9 two door, radio, Mattr H5O or bell otter Alter tpm.SU-fON 700 71 BUICK FORD Iff - Counlry Squirt slolloH Prices on Car 'Leftovers wagon. UOO. '72 VW 411 I7I-MM SHREWSBURY RIVIERA FORO IWt - Rod GT Torino H.000 ongl 2-door, stick shift. nol milts. MSO. Call4«2ISS AVL Full power, tape, air, 34,703 miles FORD 1*71 GALAXIE - Air, power E«- 32,790 miles ctlKnt condition. HIM Not Being Cut This Year RED BANK $ Call 170 14tl 2295 More Classified By KATHKRINK models will rpqtllrv unleaded reflected a discount of less in a feu ueeks will ios| nmre 741-6000 A '3095 on Next Page CHANDLER Xasulme which Mine In three Ulan SUM. Yet the salesman than Mil.mill 1 2. Autos For Salt Press Stall Whirr cenls higher llun regular l»ld tile the same car sold lor "There's no such limit, as a KtWlllW' •iniund mm" In. (VinlM-r lelln\er." he said f Buying a new car can be a These j;rmi financial lads IH7H > very tunlusuiK business I hew "People are huvjny, tars mean a lot mure e\peiw Inr Prank V Xewfoerl ,lr. of ays. like cra/y Intaiise ifiey know the "end ol the year" simp- Kay Auer Bunk. Lakewnod. "Rain hunter* looking lur (•wry car is Kn ttlrt hf ••tt-tiuliin'l m\e a an "end-uf-the-year deal" NIUIKMI salil IHIII rind prices hlglu-r |in»iead of lower nn 1H7-1

Car hunters will MT idem- cars in a >hoin. rini! in price by S'.'INI ur mure. The small cars thul a feu pihurt tnunths UKU were in demand mm line dealers' |l»ts. uith placards proclaun-

The anniiunccinent »f price ncrvast'v the dt>\ eliipnu'iit nf •» IMilluinin di'Mn^ and the -i1 and (all ur the energy .risis are same tif the faiturs hat produce these contra- I tins in the retail carl bwlneia Althtiu^h vnlie dealers call I he "end of l he year sale'al 'fantasy" and claim thai ill UT misted, curly (all hasl UK rxH'n ninsidiTt'il the bcstl line tii buy a "neu" hutj lintist year-did car The sad (act is that a 1*47-1 car wild fur less in Septan bcr. 197.) than It will he soli lor in September. IH7-I. a potential buyer of "li'llmer." I was told by a the major American ta BOY NOW AT Ifff-OVER dealers I visited that prici had ROM up durinx the 19: WE ARE NOW model year from $!IKI-SHIKI result til as many as [in MAKING ROOM friw increases. AND BEAT THE Dusttr 2-Door ( iNewpott FOR OUR Yet. because ;il1 niaj 14 Dow Hardtop utiimiihilc companies ha 1975 MODEL CARS announced H-lll per ce increases in car pYlces I ALL CHRYSLERS & 1975 nmdeK. muny dealt predict there will l>c nu It PLYMOUTH* ers by the tune the n wcw 1974 IMPALA iywi!!!!«___[HSPI _ ;ars tome in. Some of th "ITOF AMERiCA" „ WILL BE CLEARS) OUT iy they miKht be complel . 1PORT COUPE AT TREMENDOUS Itnf cars for awhile SALE Als<.. the 197-1 nnxiel SAVINGSI Sport Suburruin Wagon be the last series — .Z_^v American cars that mil 5s able to take regular List $5129 because of a new pollu Saltllllt Stbflng ontrol device. The $4499 2-Ooor Hardtop You Save S1.232 1974 IMP ALA SPORTS COUPE Stock #349 low mileage 3.500 Demo with air. vinyl root. AM radio, whitewalts, Chevrolet wheel cover$s in beige. -£ 3895 BUHLER & BITTER deato's prtp and »MI CHRYSLER "Plymouth" IMPERJAL I mnmgiil now PRICES IN EFFECT SaUt - 264-5000 «—•» Mnrlc* - M4-S000 RT. 35 MIDDLETOWN 671-6200 NOW, HURRY IN 32*0 Hwy. 35, Haslet 1 Autot For SOU 2. Autos For Sale 1. Autos For Sol* 2. Autos For Salt SUBEWSBUHV N J MONDAY SfPTEMBtR 16 1974 The Daily Register 19 GKAMO P»l» l«tt - Electm »«d M0NMOUIH PLYMOUTH it*) - AM MOM man out VALIANT lt*4 nntet olest. !>«• lues new point OoM Uftariio Urasomm p. ne CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Ir lendty ond OepenOMWe UM MB 21. Business Services SI. Help Wonted tB Coll 14! Mil oner I p m [ atcx.io.n M? SSBO 147 IIU alter Im.ni Sit I 10. Wonted Automotive %£Z CABS WANTED - INIIIII'I InWiIlt 1HUMBS - IMl H*hlMM*h CLERK - Ctntrol oflict work Itlepnont JEEEEP i»'J - CJ » it 000 mists S«n lop PLYMOUTH It/] SATELLITE • HATCHBACK 1971 «ood wiinliauiM Hourt9ipm Flyt dor Four tfrivc Excellent coMditieri » W0 miles Eictllem ceMitieti sltOO DomooM cor%conwo>rr« All lypn ot horn* im^te%rmrni\ ponci 010 IW A Coll 747 tlfl uftr with power vteerma- power orofcr^ AUTOHOIKVCENIER 1»I» ii*Q. tiow's (riitngt oaltpopr*«ng No iob week Coll (or oppolnimtrti. NORTH NO CASH? ond air conckHonmg trW »l !•*> Kit loo .mo" f rre fviiHiflifv firovonobte WOOO LUMBER (TO 4*1 B«0 Hlghtil pricll paid for oil «*•• !•» PONTIAC FIREBIRD It!! - AM FM IO WtCA KAMMBACk WAGON K>l El 1 CREDIT PROBLEMS? OH». |K»wtr ileotina- paw*/ tuakt*. an QVl« WNOi^SALE- «u,«l oo Klfllim money deem Poymttrts orrengwe Se swit l« ItMIlM II IT el all timtl imrd and pointed CLERK TYPIST condllionirMi While wilh white inter IOI Accurolt lyptiW) ond good OjtMf« cltricol your needs Meny Hew eat) Outjlny Use* DM0 IJttm CO4IM4 Mt4 TOWN1COUNIRV DOOGE Cor s It cutest tram Celt mtm ter speiei IWoMJB ahilit,n»tmocv f iptriente in ordtr rx o POHTIAC It'] LeMANS - *•*» Si> VEGA STATION WAGON l»7! ctssing o plus Convenienl locatson Good evoll He«pwiretetttj 141 sin lyimorr. automatic power >M*rino. po« loodtd'Savt now Best oiler orourtd JEEP MLEIANO SERVICE r FrttHfrOs er Drake* Dorl Oreo* with voodle inler io> 00 MI Utl or '41 S0I4 KROLl MOTORS INC Eiccllenlconditiari UDo M »U VEGA 1*73 - Annous to stll 4 spttd. JUNK CARS llW Leaf Branch OLOSMOSILETfit - Dell. Bl t'l.BBB hiltwalls very lew mileage. lorelullv Will PAT »» ANO PICK UP A I EMPLOYMENT mum milts Very ftoet) condition Best eller 3» Brood SI 741 tm Red Bonk CALL NOW 741 over XIV Ul «iS RED BANK VOLVO HMMlilmrt Priced under value Call 14} Twinbrook Auto Wrrckmcj LAND ROVER It/I - Fo* .heel *... N*wman SprmcrtRo Reo loM lll'otlertpm EMPLOYMENT Stereo. n«« tiret Warn huts low mile- OLDSMOIIL E LS « I tt> - AH . ell pox '41 MM VOLKSWAGEtT mt BUS - Ver Eotonlown S« ?33 CLERKS 1 Airtet F«r Sol* age E«ctllt*1 condition M4Mv eilroi tr Excellent working trdtrr Near lues condition PanesH tatenaf Art Mustttil 4t) I74| UOO Coll 141 1)11 oner Span RIVIERA nil - A I condition Coy M Betlalier 4W7H4 TOP DOLLAR SECRETARIES •hilt Electric wmde FOR USED CARS Si. Help Wonted LINCOLN CONTINENTAL I«M - All n OLOSMOolLE HH F It - Goed Irons Slerro MM t4e »!' VOLKSWAGEN - l«*> FtnlktKk CM TYPISTS Iros New hrtt First poitolirMS New txhoutt tyslem. two new lining condition Needs a mile kedy LlPClN MOTOR CAR CO INC ABLE PERSON - For to*t*r opportunity H you Ore mt*reiled in temporary work COM Ml ?4« ofttf • p en l.res Just potted inspection Asking 1)00 SAAB Rl IS Soyrt».ll» N i HI 1M m morin« paint and hardware volt* £• •o* one day one week. one month o< long Call 4tt out oiler >pm Hwy U I wort Urn camn-wu p«i t«n(« prtttrrM but will train right P" er tome mand regute* We dtot with the LINCOLN IfM CONIINENIAl All III ISIS W SAAJ VOLKSWAGEN Mat FUTIACK - turn USED CARS WANTED ton (or lull dm*, ymoi found etnp'ov"*"' lmr«t t omporiie* *nd p«y to* t*tm% po«er. low aoor liool «IK Kales HKIO OLDSMOBILE. Itf F •'. Vendors » • mllet a* Mar MOW Haw Iraa *nt. fen ^OFEESCHAHGEO SCHWARTZ CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH TOPIUPAID CALL MR ARTHUR V JtiWf Mailnc Co I'w parking Ioi •V lapc dech vinyl fool Inferior immocu Low mileage 17JS •oror on* new brain BNSftrn if] tfn AT BONNIE BUICK IH*M tl, 74 Aha't Ave ol Monnt Pork ion condition N««H lx.nn, oM lioni Coll HI Ml INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS X Ace Temporaries VOLKSWAGEN SOUAIEBACK - ItM K 1 nomai ewsbury 1" OHM HV M74VU) OLDSMOlilTml - EuilMI UaHlHI 141 W FronlSI '4'•'•' Red (onk nosAve 547-0307 S*Vti MARK IV mi - Wr.,1, Immocuttle LOW ctjr IH» - «l A BUSSEU MAN In. the t»sl WANTED CLERK - To work part tlmt In liquor cor bun RUSSELL OMunobile Coo,no. A lutodiorl To»«ollwpoid store Long Branch area No experience ntctssbry willlroln Must be ploosonl ond TV BUI Co 100 Newman Sprmai Rd Red oont VOLKSWAGEN BUG !»)• - Exelltnl OASIS MOTORS ijSlWJIMO SECRETAHIES - Good sklllt TotllS PLYMOUTii H tARRACUOA ltn> - Men '4l«tl0 irtfj condilion GooG d lim HHA boov bondoblt Age no bonier Write to Box N Bine High performonct Four vpeed k l;»» tnn IIOU MO PAID ACCOUNTSREI.EIVABLE HIM IS The Dolly Rogisler Shrt»sbu>» N J MAVERICK 1971 i Needs paint and mme* repair Must stll STRAUBBUICIC - OPEL f OR ANT JUNK CAR RECEPTIONIST - Typrsl WO Wonted, party »lto needs lot-. liaenciag Sacrifice. IIJOJ Call imiiieol 711 lt» er NINE ACRES ol New oMUted Cert TYPISTS - 45 WPM ToMO CLERK TYPISTi with no money down, on o If M Mover ufc WwyU M4 40M ICeypoii VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE - It/1 ilrd ;» ISH PROOFREADER TolN Many posilions opon In locol or to Begin So (ylindef ovtomolK All COMillomna I w »ui witri block inlrrior Good runnino (Ond> ACCOUNTING CLERK tllO ners considered Salary lo iW 41 100 mutt tim Many other nwWl lo THE FINESrSELECTION ~ 01 new OJK) lion Onl, 3)000 mil»» ennoruolt Coll TELLER TRAINEES To SW ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1973 uwd cart in Monmouth County Oner IBS olltr Ipm.lu IMS (noost (run For autrk credit coll OASIS Wanted, party wfso needs 100*% tinancincj. PARTIAL LISTING »Thomas Ave 147 3*4 Shrewsbury MOTORS Plllll I ftl >m oir conditioned new cork in stock VOLKSWAGEN l«*5 - Two >no. l.ni BUSINESS with no money down, on a I*') Plymouth ! McGLOIN BUICtL OPEL INC . Shrews Rodio Good lonOilion AUir>tU» Ace Employment Agency DIRECTORY COLLECTIONS CLERK MEDCURVljiAHOUIS Set - 10 patten . Ousler Sunroof '700 miles »jm Man,oury Ax . New Shrewsbury >4I«.MS Coll'If IIU . other models la choose trem For quick 70 Thomcn A«t 747 3494 Shrewsbury Growing llnonciol house In Mlddlttown ufi «ogon Air ceeKllliontd. AM/FM tier VOLKSWAGEN - IHo rwitnfi J) MO ARE YOU TIRED OF PARTY PLANS' - to Complete trailer equipped Dtcluung 'credit, coll OASIS MOTORS oi 1)011 '71I TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Supers ser Oreo •HI Irpln carter minded indlvlduol In yiet DOWNES PONTIAC. U Lower atom milei Good running condition Radio . Business Services CAR NECESSARY IMMEDIATE AD citdit ond collections E»ptner»ce a plus »ie ol tomilv nrieullilri toit tim 441 1100 . VANCEMENT GOOD EARNINGS CALL ] St Mcriowon SW »ft irco u\x»s 7 Fint salary btntlils and gfowlfi opporlu PLYMOUTH FURV III IU0 TWO n\ i>4« ml. TOWNE CHEVROLET VOLVO l«64 - 171 TWO DOOR. FOUR A BETTER PAINT JOB MERCURY MONTtOO MX 11)1 - Four DOOR HARDTOP LOOKS. *)UNS EK EXTERIOR - INTER.OH CELLENT tili 141 >V» DSSHwylS CYLINDER 4 SPIED REAL ECONO ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT live door. HI v ( engine, sltti rediol tires UV IIHIKS BUMVGOOD UOt 141 4)»S REASONABLE * CLEAN CAl l Ul 4)4 lit. modern gordtn apartment dtvel A I EMPL' NT tun oitnRenTioT HT inj— PLYMOUTH FURY U - m' A» to.no oinnrnt Muif tiovf lom( inmtttdgt m )N •road it Red I TOVOTA STATION WAGON It/0 electrical and plumbing Call tor appoint MERCURY I9et - HoroTopOB. vvinyl reel miles Best olltr over tiou 3. Trucks And Troilers ANO SIDING Coll bfiwfwMom and COOK NEEOEO - Twohourtodoy Four 4lOMorouoer Good " Coll 147 »1» otter • p ryi MM menl. VIJ 11)1 CHEVROLET - ' I Ion pilkup. IH4 Si* 10 p m 142 731* days o week all otter )|«HI 1444. cylinder Mflol lltf* taut, low hilch ART CO PAVING AtphoM drwrv (On ATTENTION DEMONSTRATORS - Coll 741 3430 a'ltr^p.rrr TRIUMPH GI4 PLUS - lt» New (lutiri CltOT. ottrcxllvr U?i 141 till fie wolk« and polio, fitt eitirnotr\ TOYS AND GIFTS Work no* Ihiouoh Oe PLYMOUTHS Nerds body work ti'i Fullv tnwrtd ?-)l li?6. 7?1 »fl ctmbtr FREE Sample Kit Noeiptrience COOK MONTEGO 1973 Credit opplicotions occepltd by phone Coll '41 Ml? CHEVROLET MB - I'ilon rrxk Body needed Call or write Sonto s Parties. Guorontefd credit Coll to/ one hour ser £n#llml running condition OO QUALITY von. Conn OM»I Phone I I nil 67)1455 Small rtsidenliai establishment in rural MX BROUGHAM vice Boyshort Chrysler Plymouth. 110 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE It'? Convertible Siding ft. iMdvri No iob loo .mo% Complrte mienai TORSoH10l)7?l HOB Chrysler Plymoulh .41 W Front St , Rtd A I EMPLOYMENT Ion dump Good running condition rrmodcling iff vice Ponchng K lit hen BbnV Coll 'W it SM4 oftfi 4pm cobmett. cabtnel refnodtXing, rflinuhing no Broad si 741 nn RtdBon> 2. Autos For Sole 1. Autos F«r Salt 2. Auto* For Salt bookraMi Armtlrong chono>h*< ccilingi AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC COUNTER WORK II*i J p m Mon INIl KNATIONAL Illl TRUCIC I . Frtt advice ond r.l GERMAN SKILLED MASON Uoct any keeping experience and references Apply Will train responsible. Intelligent person I cellent condition S4S0 type ot brick or blockwork Special otttr In ptrson. 9 i. Cock 'n' Kettle. A Family Dtntol experience and bookkeeping pre thli month Brick potim ond waih\ Minor Restaurant, 113 Riverside Avt . Red Bonk terred bul not ntctssary. Send rtsumt to 12 OLDSMOBILE 72 CADILLAC 73 OLDSMOBILE m motonry repair* No |ob too .moll Call Bo« H 194, Tht Dally Register. Shrews KAWASAKI 111) MOW Want UOO bury . Dttta Hoyale Eldorado Dalta 88 Coll btfwttn}«p m 364 3010 or 7U 304) BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY 147 MH Full charge. Thorough knowltdgt all 01 Nl Al Rf { i MTIONIST Full lime 2-door hardtop, medium Willow, green top. green 4-door hardtop, light green, phases Typing ability o must Steno help Some chalrslde assisting In spKlalty proc blue, dark blue top. match- leather Full power including dark green vinyl root, dark MOfORCYCLE INSURANCt HOUSEPAINTING lul Five ytors plus experience Excellent lice No experience necessary Call 147 Rtasonoblt Rates Attention homeowner s I am o pointer writh salary lor the right ptrson S300- ing interior. Full power in- windows, locks. 6-way seat, green interior Full power in- GROSSINGER I HELLER AGENCY y i ytors OMptritnct ond om slotting my and lactory air Stock cluding lactory air Stock IS Wikolt PI >4HM» Kit) Bank own buslnois I om looking lor solisited AT EMPLOYMENT DIRECfOH: OF N0R5Er^-"Smoll 40 bed cluding lactory air. Stock nursing home needs RN with preferably |SUZUKll«'I - JSOci LOW mileage Very customers to tsloblish a rtpulolion tor )» Brood SI 741 J??! Weil Hunk #PD246 27.135 miles #164 30,480 miles #0236 18,205 miles quality work ot rtosonoble prlctl Coll one year administrative experience but not I good condition Coll After Spm necessary Salary, til,440 per yeor For 944 4.SI mi* Im tier estimates W II«,»JJ l«V4 BUS DRIVERS -- School, lint, charter Full or purl lime Will train Ambrose Bus. appointment call 191 0440, Mon through •3495 '4895 '3595 I WANTED — Triumph ASO englnt in good LET ME DO IT t till St.. lost Brutttwlcli Frl , between f am. and S p.m I condition HEM0OEL PAINT REPAIR Please i out'I >4U or 7vl 141* CAFETERIA WORKER - Immediate DlSMWASHER"- For day* Apply~ln ptr EXPERT WORK. 100% GIMRANTEtO o 30a.m. lo 3 p.m. son. Motawon Diner, Hwy 34, Matowon FORD VAMAHA REASONABLE (414)51 FRIENDLY Coll»MS7o 566 9764 70 CADILLAC 72 OLDSMOBILE J1RCYCLESERVICE.INC LIGHT HAULING - And ClMrling. Ptltr 73 CADILLAC CANDIDATES FOR OUR MANAOE Coup* DeVllle Cullast Coup* 1171 W. Front SI . Red Bonk MJ0t» Baynton, MS Shrewsbury Ave . Rtd Bonk MENT TRAINING CENTER - HOD a Coup* DtV.»* I YAWAHA lv'4 - ?S0 Enduro PrrtrrUon 747 5JM week — A national corporation nteds con Dark green, black vinyl rool. Yellow, matching top and in- 2-door hardtop, yellow, I dillon Btst offer didates lor management training 1M0 sal- black leather. Full Cadillac black vinyl rool. black vinyl Cantos mo ty when you auallty Call 741 KM, I o m terior, lull Cadillac power 9 13 noon only. Equal opportunlly employ Draftsman M/W—Structural interior Full power with fac- 1»H INDIAN ENFIELO - 700CC power including tactory air, plus lactory air, Slock Slonltv i Lones. P fc . PA tory air Stock «P0243 SOOOtlrm Call after 4pm LIN-MAR Stock »C241. 45,768 #PC239 22 500 miles Ask lor Bill 1)1 4»Tt CAR WASH HELP Madison Township Industrial Commission 24 095 miles Building, Hwy ]S. ClltlwooO Btocti, N.J miles. 1*67 HONDA SM BUILDERS Full and poll lime Apply 07711 Ml S»3 1040 $ IIM f «pff lenced bytide'4 in Monmoulh county I Ii y Sudsr/r Cor Wosh, Mlddltlown An opportunity worth looking Into. '5895 Caimi fl7l tor over IS ytort We do oddiiiom, dor CASHIER. DISHWASHER. WAITRESS. DRIVERS NEEDEO AT ONCE — Port 3095 '3095 I I9t« TRIUMPH TIGt « 6M I lean IM0 mtrt. .iding, rooting, motonry. ktlchent. SHORT ORDER COOK - Martini s Diner. llmt. 13 30 to storl Murphy Bus Strvlct. . .riginol miles Eicellenl running condi tKiltiroomlot. j ond new construction on your Hwy 36. Keonsburg. between 7 9pm »5 Hoy ]). Mlddlttown Ibtfclnd ilptrsleln IS I lion MM or besl oiler 14? 74S3 787-0816 CASHIER'RECEPTIONIbT Porl lime Polnlsl. , Call between 9 11 a m only Tomahawk 1U7J tU(UKI AT IILa. Lift*BUI Lo« DRIVER VwANTED OLDSMOBILE MOVING AND HAULING - Local and Golf CourSt. 14141II. Full time, evenings Imileoot Rom air induction, su spttd mid distance iob* at rea.onoble ratet Coll 141 WM or MJ »3I otttr 4 p m I transmission, three cylinder aluminum. Freeettimore 741 >M*«r Ul W* CEMITERY SUPERVISOR'- A ptr- I three corbs Helmet included Asking II100 " NEEDANEW^ROOF' monenl career opportunlly lor a ptrson I September and Otto nets Walt units. All types ol custom For ber Get your Christmas present! free by FLOOR HELP - EKPtrltnctd only Good WE NEED USED CARS mica cobtnets Free estimates 747 9146 inviting a few Irlends In and having a Lisa opportunlly with West Long Branch manu- foclurtr Some clerical work compounded ROBIEtTfT"RETRTCTERATOR REPAIR Jewelry Party. Coll 7411117 for more In- WE WILL PAY formation, with manual labor Apply In ptrson, ROB- .CLEARANCE: Reasonable, prompt 74 hour service. No ERT LEWIS INC , 104 Broadway, Wtsl TOP PRICES job too small M7 9OO6 CLEANING HELP — Poft-tlmt. Wtd Long Brooch. "RUG~S AND CARPE TS eves ond Sat ofiernoons Must hove own FLOOR WAXER TOM'S FORD SHAMPOOED car ond N J .driver's llctnse For Inter view, coll 991-0127. Eiperltnctd Fulltime BIG SAVINGS ON EXECUTIVE CARS Hwy 991 Kcypori REASONABLE RATES 747 0709 1M437O FLOOR WAXER'WINDOW CLEANER 2: Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 1. Autos For Sale EXPSRIENCED EVERYONE IS BUYING OUR 1974 Set-nil I FULL AND PART-TIME - Male or ft- I male. Help for cor wash. Apply Scrub-A- CHEVYS! THE LAST NEW CAR ABLE TO Dub Car Wash. Cambridge Drive and Rl USE REGULAR GAS! | M, Motowon. S66 T2?2. FULL OR PART-TIME . . . plus Hundreds of Dollars in Savings Sheet Metal Mechanic YES.. Punch Press Operator over the 1975 Chevrolet's coming in this Brake Operator month! Hell-Arc and Mlg Welder . . plus the fact that we need Good Used Experienced applicants only. Cars and are Stretching to make Deals on YOU'LL GET FAT Apply between 8-4:30 p.m. Monmouth Metal Products Trades! 46 Center Avenue Atlantic Highlands FULLTIME DISHWASHER 1972 FORD TORINO 4-dr. va auto Permanent employment 1974 FORD PINTO COUPE Automat______e c malic, power, radio. WWs, discs. ' '_>4nne ic. vinyl root, radio. WWs. 8.816 mi $2595 FULL TIME HELP — Ap>ly Discount DEALS 48,881 mi. 51995 SAVINGS Foods, 'S3 Poole Ave.. Hoile 7J»l3vo FULL TIME - Receptionist for mtdlcal 1973 NOVA HATCHBACK 6-cyi, 1971 CHEVY BLAZER utility vs. 3 "let Experienced preferred Mlddlttown automatic, power, radio. WWs. elc• spd, Aux top, 4-wheel drive, radio, heat- ON ra. Write Bo. K 2», The Dolly Register. ON 10,680 mi. er, 35.332 mi $2695 GAS STATION ATTENDANTS - Malt and female. Full ond part-time. Mutt bt 1971 MONTE CARLO Coupe, air 1974 FORD LEFTOVERS over II, reliable ond dependable Apply In 1973 CHEVEUE WAGON ^P^SS 1 person onfy, Town ond Country Gos, M0 cond , power, radio. WWs. discs. 39.164 V8, automatic, power, radio, 24.848 mi *<:O93 Shrewsbury Avt., Red Bark 1974 AT GENERAL MAINTENANCE - Individual I needed to handle minor repairs and 700 SHREWSBURY AVE. maintenance for local real estote ogtncy 1971 BUICK SPORT SEDAN A,, DOREMUS m 4100 1973 NOVA COUPE 6cyi, stick cond. lull power equipped, radio. WWS. GO GO DANCERS - High pay, adaptable radio, new WWs, etc. 18.355 mi. REO BANK I hours, pleasant working conditions WIN etc. 42.769 mi train. 344 4112 FORD 741-6000 GUARDS 1973 FORD MAVERICK COUPE 6- 1971 UMANS SPORT COUPE 6-cyi. Security otlli por| lim L fees paid. Uniformeers, sfull orlied par. t lime cyl, automatic, vinyl root, radio, WWs, automatic, power, radio, WWs. disc, ^*0 4 pnmM™ l»od (trim - good potential Utrnl ovaitotilr immedialely Coll 741 US! RN For nursing home. All stuffs, lul Full lime permanent position available tor roll 171 1*55 M. Merchandise Wanted lOf appointii.wt and parl lime Excellent salary and liuerol o qualified person with previous super $2.00 RED BANK NAVESJNK RIVER -LJW fringe benefits For appoHilmrnl call 7fl visory experience tor our Colfee Snap •1. Mortoooes ITEMS YOU NO LONGER AAAA CASH FOR TRAINS - Any mokes I, one bedroom latinarlyer Loral roam NEEDS 0*00 i»on through Fri Hours include two nights a weed until I 30 MORTGAGE MONEY - For aualilied in NO LONGER tonmnen. parts MOO lor Lionel No 311 f?le.ole»«55*»"*> ! Weekday!. 7 a.m. to I p m , weekends olto • Hi and Certified Nurses' Aides lor 3 la leading laundry and dry cleaning plont BABY CRIB - Mattress, bumper pods Secur 55.__!_. Pold vacations Free hospttalliatlon 120 Broad SI 7412772 Red Bank 115 Twin bedsprlng. mottrers 110 Porch cancelled before expiration COPPER - Brass! lead aluminum bat SEA BRIGHT — Modern unfurnished avollable Coll 4*5 JSM II and II to 7 shifts lerlei. co»l iron ond steel scrap Old heot LADIESTSEVT- Part lime Select your Steady employment Apply Slor Cleoners TIRED OF HOUSEWORK? - Work parl choirs, tour lounge, five folding. U each TO PLACE YOUR three room apartment Couple only Ne 1 Loundercrers, 132 Myrtle Ave.. Long Wicker hamper. TV 4)1'xl*. Ill Fold ers and radiators, used machinery An sets 1195 Private, on oceontronl I own hours Work from home on new tele- time two or three evenings a week Earn liouet L Abromt 1 Son 774 5»00 phone prrjgrom. Earn I2S to ISO per week TELEMETRY UNIT >25 on evening Call 513 1041 Ing mahogany finish serving cart. 115 Wa- DAILY REGISTER Storlut Lane 1427921. OU 4 1*54. ter skit, low line, boarding lodder. US DOC. RUN WANTED Stt BRIGHT - Modern thrtt-reom depending on lime available Call 170 3000 TRUCK SALESMAN M'W - Sell com Muskrat fur cool, slie 10/17 good condl FAMILY AD, CALI Mn Adele Motley UN's. LPN s and Certified Nurses Aides Large doghouse Reasonable apartment, oil modern appliance! In lor 3 to 11 ond 11 la 7 shifts {Mete line ol International trucks, light duty lion, S150 Three dining room choirs, 15 foil 946 3174 through heavy duty dletel Outside selling each Call 741 JTtl elude* washer, dryer, wall lo wall carpet 1ANDSCAPE GARDENER 5 HELPER Salary plus commission Previous owed 542-1700 IN NEED OF ALL COINS PAVING fngl240o month pluselectrlc. ««;"*L Full time OPERATING ROOM SALES experience required Apply in person BABY GRAND PIANO - Beoutllul lone 24-Hour Service HIGHEST PRICES IN AREA FOR GOLD. SEA BRIGHT - three room furnished Coll alter 5 p m , 141 mi Schworti International Trucks, 141 W Genuine Ivory keys. Asking 1*50 SILVED. COPPER COINS ESPECIALLY aportment 1200 per month All utilities 147 I HI PAINT FOR SALE LAWN EQUIPMENT OHLttATORS — No RN's. previous experience preferred EXPERIENCE Front SI Red Bank WANT RARE COINS DON T SELL UN sugxied Available immediately Coll 241 experience necessary will train Call at BABY GRAND - USO Complete Medller TIL YOU CHECK WITH US WE ALSO TWO 121 FOR OPPORTUNITY - Two BUY SCRAP SOLO AND SILVER GAL lei Ipm 7)1 »M MEDICAL/SURGICAL UNITS people needed tor servicing our equipment ronean living room set. excellent cendl SUCCEEDS AT lion. 1450 700 Belgium stone, 50c eoch PHOENIX COLOR TV - 145 21 floor LERY EAST. 21 E Front » . Red Bonk SEA BRIGHT VILLAGE — Fontattlc new IPN - 3 to II Full lime Excellent ben and learning other work with small Charge Positions For 3 To II Shifts toolt. Income opportunity tleO o week Motlress, like new. box spring ond frame model, hardwood Good condition 147 HI] Member ot Red Bonk Chamber of lownhouse at beach Cothedrol-celllng llv ellls Apply in person, Mon Frl , 10 4 Ar 150 74HIS1* 5471144 Commerce. Ino room, balconied dining room, two bed now Walter Nursing Home. IM 5 Laurel PREMIER Coll 741-304*. la m. to 17 noon only. Equal The above positions available Immediately roomt. 2'i bolht. loundry area, eot In Ave , Hailet opportunity employer BASE CABINETS FOR SALE - One with PHONE MATE - Answering machine kitchen wltti dlshwoitver Centrally olr con tor qualified personnel Excellent working 0140 s ond drum set Adluslable bed frame, two carpets, mush- LPN - I to 4 conditions, liberal benefits, good salaries LOCAL TERRITORY WAITRESSES IM'WI - Must appl,ply In dHloned Courtyard Garage U*» 0 month person All shifts Howard J Coll 170 lilt room 12x19 longlewood lotv'xl' SM-74M One year lease Immediate occupancy Must M efficient and reliable Tuition refunds available for continuing Your first call closing direct sales t Re NAN JOHNSON M43SN education. lauronl, Rt 35. Middletown BEOROOM SIT - In good condition In PIANO. BABY GRAND Call 291 3044 ability earns the most professional eludes double bed. complete Coll Carved rosewood. 6' BUYS AND BUYS MACHINIST - Experienced In set up ond sales commission structure In our WAITRESSES M/W - Experienced Port From on entire household to a single Item SHADOW LAKE VILLAOE - Two bed Call or apply time and full lime New Jell. Middletown 741 5073 INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES operallon ot milling machines, lathes, etc Industry with Premier products 10 Riverside Ave,, Red Bonk 7417474 Antique furniture, (ewelry. sliver Imme rooms 2'i baths Furnished or untur Call Stewort s Tool and Die, »« 4600 We'll bock you with a high quality. area. Coll tor appointment, 513 4315 be BEDROOM SETS - 14) 175 lo 1500, cam dlotecotn Top dollar 741 53JI mshed Coll 142'964 or 142-S11S. RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL customer-accepted product line, tween 5 and 7 p.m plele Living ten, 111, 1100 each Refrlg MAINTENANCE PERSON - Part Him PiANQS ORGANS OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, TWO-BEDROOM - Furnlejed Wortmont soles tools, complete In-clots and WAITRESS M/W WANTED ^ rTlght shift. erators (2). 110 eoch 170 3215 Apply Star Cleaners 1, Loundereri, 133 on-ltte fob training, and first-year Wartnouftt for Klmboll. Yamaha, Conn, glassware, ort oblects ond brie o-brac. Im Private home, teporale entrance, all uflll Myrtle Ave . Long Branch 22? KO0 PERSONNELDEPT. 4 to 12, Including Sal and Sun Ex BLACK STRATOLOUNGER Chlcktrtno,. Unllmlttd rental, from 17 90 enedlote cosh for anything ond everything ties included Adultt No pen. 12«0per Income potential ol slj S20K. Both perlenced only. Poloce Diner, 45 Mon 3S Union SI Red Bonk. N.J your territory ond your occounts Tufted, Mediterranean style. 175 ptf month Ui*d piono. ond orgom from iKscll't, JS Eosl Front St. 741-1613 montti Security required Pfioot Swim MALE - FEMALE - Choose 0«n hours mouth Si . Red Bonk. Call 171 1141 Telephone soles from our office. 1? hourly arc protected. Ana you'll do no iJ5 Ovtr 200 unlit at worthouw price. WANTED - Double drain tlol'nletl link. TWO STORY APARTMENT — On Locutl plus bonuses Call 544-1JJ4 between II and 741-2700, Ext. 200 overnight traveling . . . WAITRESS M/W - For morning counter BOUGH T NEW Mull tell Pi ovlnclol >oHyf to* Sot. « lo- 30 ' gas ronge. commode and tank. Coll estate, seven plus rooml. Eat In modern An equal opportunity employer M/W work. Middletown area Experience not tola and chair. 150. 9x12 green corpet. 142 eofit or 471 5470 kitchen. IVi baths. 1175 per month. 142 NURSEY AIDES - Full lime, doyl~Coll FOR COMPLETE DETAILS necessary. For appointment coll 142 5321 good condition. 170 Table. U0 Lamp, 110 7945 between 104. 2VI-04M Boyvlew Nursing CALL COLLECT WAITRESS M/W - Hours » p m to I? Coll 544 3723 offer 4 p.m. ~ MANAGEMENT" Home STATION TO STATION p.m John's Coffee Shop, Harmony Bowl, UNFURNISHED EFFICIENCY - Suit BROYHILL COLONIAL FURNITURE - FOR PRIVATE COLLECTOR able for one or two pinont 1150 per TRAINEE NURSES' AIDES - 7 a.m. la 3 p.m sniff Hwy 35. Middletown. Dork pine. 10 plecet, suitable lor child. •(INTER'S METAL WORK TABLE - Cash tor OLD ORIENTAL RUGS Ex- 1*09) 662 2435 month Including utilities plut one month Wt art a coniumtr flnonci ftubildlory of a and 3 p.m. to II p.m. shltt HOUSE Coll 1*1 SJ*» otter 1p.m. With galley tloroge cabinet and two slug cellent references ond discretion guoron security 291 »5 bond holding company with oiittt ovtr KEEPERS, t am la S p.m. Full lime posl Monday ond Tuesday WAITRESS IM'WI - Experienced. Apply comportments 34 deep. 40" high, 35* leed Coll 224 6205 otter 5 p.m. Dealers tlvt billion dollars An aggrenlvt tn lions 12 IS per hour to slorl HOLMDEL 1.30am 4.J0o.m Tomahawk Golf Course COLONIAL DINETTE-^"fob(eTlour(__ wide, over oil height with slug rock 56 UNION BEACH - Five rooml. portion program hoi created opening, CONVALESCENT CENTER. Hwy 34, SALESPERSON - For decorator show _i47j4H1 ded choirs, like new. US. Two tree Hand- 140 firm Coll otter 6 p.m. 566 4M0. ing kitchen coMneti. 1)1,115, W1H12. RECLINER — Two living room chairs. WANTED rlty ond referenc glvS room Port time Call WAITRESS OR WAITER"- AopTyln per- Used Oriental Rugs ichool arodi with o deiire to gtt ohtod _ 741 6400 son. Admiral Benbow Inn. 7 Jackson SI.. COMBINATION WASHER'DRYER Musi sell. 110 each Wt offtr paid vocation*, holiday*, frtt life OFFICE CASHIER - Experienced" only. Chinese and Persian UNION BEACH - Fo»r rum, Adulls SALESPERSON - For women's apparel Highlands. Excellent condition 495 2160 Also Wall Tapestrlet and medical Inturonct. profit ihorlng, Sfeody Sunday work. Coll between • and 4, 747-OH5 Hock purchait plan and o VA approved 7W1BD0, ask tor Lois. Experienced EFRIGERATOR - U0. Runt good Will FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 774-1141 training program. We also hove poililons deliver locally OFFICE CLERK/RECEPTIONIST - COMMERCIAL " 143-9006 UNION BEACH - Three realm. 1165 per avallabtt tor enperitnced consumer U- Temporary Experienced In office proce- SALESPERSON — Executive type, with WANT WORK? month plus security and utilities Call 566 nonet pprtonnei. Severoi opening* In Mon dures, filing, typing, telephone and various college, soles, or business background, lo REFRIGERATORS RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT — Glebe 114] until *pm mouth County. For more Information, and • Manpower needs ttalnletl tteel gravity sheer Excellent duties. Good salary Excellent working train as Speclol Agent Ideally presently Reochln coolers, beveroB* coolers REAL EST ftTr to orrong* an interview, call employed. Salary lo 115.000 Coll Mr Bel temporary help condition. Bargain. IMP firm 747-H4* WATERFRONT - Furnt»h*«1 three room conditions Keyporl area 264 6170 774 3101 . RENTALS aportmentt. All utilities Pall* overlooking Investors Loan Corp. rnont,«7l;Wr7. • General labor and CONTEMPORARY Enl.rlolnment Center SALTERINI RUST PROOF PORCH FUR- river Monthly, yeorli. Noutllus Apart 741-9000 Office SALEST^ Soroh Coventry~jewelry Hiring warehouse work Enclosure - Wot 1700; atking 1375 Nettle NITURE — Four chqirs, 115, one large menls, Sea Brlaht 141-1505 now for tall business. No Investment. Call Creek quilted klng-slle bedspread, was able. 125. Young man's Zero King tan win- . Apartments MARKER, CHECKER AND INSPECTOR TO 1947 • Car essential 1175, asking U0 Hollywood style twin bed, er coat, slie 31.125 671 41*1 WEST ENO — Enloy tolol luxury living In for short's leading dry cleaning plant Apply 7 a.m. II! 6/1 47*1 APARTMENTS - Efficiencies ond motel a contemporary relaxed atmosphere. One- Paid vacation, frtt Blue Croii. Apply Star SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS - No experience 4 West FronFront St., Red Bank SAVE FUEL — This winter with com. units available. Winter rates after Sept. 3, bedroom aportment plut convertible don. Cltorwri I Loundereri. Myrtlt Ave., Long necessary. Starting salary 13,17 per hour COUCH BED — Sewing machine, end fa blnatlon windows Sole now. Husky white, 1974. No leote required. Call 142-1117. ond two bedroom Town House apartment, Branch. Apply In person to Mr. Michael Gormley, WAREHOUSEMAN M'W - Experienced bles. lamps, desk, dressers and many oth heavy duty, 125 ea. INSTALLED |mln- Trade Wlndt Motel and Marina, Sea colossal closets, woll-lo wall corpet Un OLSTEN only. Manual labor in receiving depart- Transportation Co ordlnotor, Hoitet Town- ers. 747-0211 mume). Bright. turnlthed or furnished, from 1250 AVERY MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY TRAINEE - ship Board of Education, 12 Bethany Rd.. ment Apply in person. ROBERT LEWIS ARMS, 119 Avery Aye , 22t-44tO, 741 1200. We will Iroln person with mechanical optl Hailel. N.J. INC.,ew Broadway, Wt LBh DESKS. FILES, table!, chain, adding ma- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Great view ot tude. Motion Systems Corp . H Birch Ave , chines, typewriter!, office equipment, elc. JJ Broad St., 741 7500 Sandy Hook boy. Two bedrooms, living TEMPORARIES SECRETARY - Dental office Experience WAREHOUSEMAN M/W - For furniture' * jorgaln prlcet. New or uted. AAC Little Silver. 14] 50M IOFA — Three cushion 6' Colonial. Floral room, dining arta, eat-In kitchen, large 102. Houses For Rent preferred Red Bank area. Write Box K- itore. Full or port-time. DESK DUTLBT, 170* Rt. 15, Ookhurtt. yard and porch. 1250 plus utilities. 2911520. HAS THE JQBS! ieO, The Dally Register, Shrewsbury. Coll 747-2104 COTTAGE - On three acre ettale Untur If you con typt. take shorthand, file, oper- ATTRACTIVE — Two-bedroom oport- nlthed. Three roomt, kitchenette, bath. YARD - And general maintenance work. DESK - With bookcase, campaign style, Mature person preferred. References 1140 ate any business machlnt or perform any IOFA - Two-piece •' tectlonol, ISO. Tient, living room, kitchen, bath. Available Person with mechonfcaTablTlty Ex- other office function, please comt In to stt SECRETARY Two doys afternoons, six hours Sot. each ml offer over MO. Radio. 5-bond Empire mmodlately. 1150 per month. Heat sup- monthly. Write Box K-261, The Dolly Reg us. Only ont visit It necessary week. Driver's license preferred. 11.75 on best otter over 120 747 9450 Queen Hi. motfrett and spring, 150 Su- liter. Shrewsbury. perience with production type machinery preme convertible baby carriage. 115. 264 piled. One month's security required. 671- helpful (paper field). Must be capable of If you're registered with any other tempo- Interesting position In local area Good hour. Reply Box P 171. The Dally Regis 1739 occeptlng responsibility. Good opportunity rary or permanent service, don't let that steno necessary. Excellent benefits. Salary ter. Shrewsbury. DINING ROOM SET - Six chairs, table, 141. Holmdel EAST KEANSBURG — Cute one-bedroom tar right person »I2O to start with ad- stop you from registering with us. Comt •. china cabinet. Frultwood. Excellent condi- STOVE - Westlnghouse electric, with AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY -One house, all paneled. 1155 per month plus vancement (only qualified need apply) compare . . . and you'll stay with OL ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY SI. Babysitting tion Call 747 5479 double oven, excellent condition. 150. An month's security. Three-room apartment. utilities Stcurlty required Call 717-14I2. Apply In person to Pride Made Products. STGN 20 Thomas Ave. 747 3494 Shrewsbury DINING — Tablet, tablet, tablet Ique capper ttove hood, large, beautiful, Wall-to-wall carpeting. Completely pan- FAIR HAVEN — Dutch Colonial Two bed 740 Lloyd Rd., Motowon Child Care Antique and not — tquare. round, oval, best offer 717-4120, days; 254 4351. eves eled. All utilities 1175. 291 4611 roomt, living room, dining room, kitchen, Wt offer mort fringe benefits than any oth- rectangular, walnut, oak, mahogany, CHILD CARE — For three children. Occa- STUFFED CHAIR - One sofa, two chests- BRADLEY BEACH - Spociout one bed lower level den with flreploce, double go MECHANIC er service company plus very high hourly sional overnight and vocation. Driver's li- cherry, pine. oom apartment. Wall-to wall carpeting, root Excellent area 1350 per month rate* NEVER A FEE TO YOU. SECRETARY Price 175 to 1IJO0 of drawers, one cabinet. 370 Lake Ave., Experienced on dletel trucks. Must nave cense and references required. Coll 142- Ookhunt, 229-0015 jlr conditioned, oft street parking. One SCHANCK AGENCY, Realtor, I Linden necessary tools 434 1100 I1U. INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Mock from ocean. From 1110 Coll 774-2016 PI . Red Bonk 74741*7. •0 Haziet Avt., 2*4-3131. Dally TO EXECUTIVE 10 Riverside Ave., Red Bank 741-7474 TABLE SAW- I" or 2M-777J, MORNING COUNTER HELP - 630 to 10-3 p.m.....; closeclosed FFrln. 1 block ofr t 'Rl 35 op Large company In Monmoom County hat FIVE-ROOM MODERN HOUSE - Imme 1:30. Must apply In person. Howard John DOUBLE HUNG WINDOWS - Two US poslte "Field' s Shopping Center on Immediate opening (or an enperlenced 51. Domestic Help 172 0124 after 4p.m. DEAL VICINITY ASBURY PARK dlote occupancy Adults preferred No son Restouront, Hwy 35, Middletown. secretary with excellent typing and tteno raised panel doort. Wrought iron bar GENERAL HOUSEWORKER - To tleep stools Reasonable. 6715M4. THREE OVAL RUGS - 12x15, 9x12 ond NIGHT PORTER M/W — 11 to I Apply In WE ALSO HAVE A PERMANENT DEPT. skills to work for a top executive. Must be n. Pleasant home. Little cooking HIGHLANDS — Small collage Three person. Must be over II. Brunswick Syca ALL FEE PAID POSITIONS. copoble of working Independently, be well Call 747 4730 3REXEL CSPANOL - Queen sue head- x9 Brown ond orange. Call 7414014 510 Deal Lake Drive roomt. Suitable adulti 1125 a month Secu more Lanes, 100 Shrewsbury Ave.. Shrews- organized with the ability to follow board and triple dresser n 50 rlly required 291-2144 OFFSET PRESSMAN IM/W) — Chlel It, through. Excellent salary ana fringe ben 3ENERAL HOUSEKEEPER - Sleep In. Elegant I 4 2 Bedroom Apts. bury. experienced color work. Write to Box N- Coll 671-6421 THREE-PIECE SECTIONAL - Yellow, ncludet central air conditioning, heot, hot efltt. Please reply, giving complete work Recent references required. Please tele- 1)0. Convertible couch, 125 Mople dining HIGHLANDS - Six rooml on woterlronl MOTE TELLERS - (Banking) Wt hove 74, The Dally Register, Shrewsbury. and talory history ond solary required to phone 141-IStl. •NO TABLES — 15 each. Bookcase, gloss water, gat ond electric, 24 hour doorman property. Available Immediately. Year positions open In the Red doors. 120 Convertible tola, queen-tlie. table with four chairs, 140. Twin beds, 110. service. Overlooking Deal Lake and the PARKING ATTENOANT — Hours, 11 Box J-231 The Dally Register, Shrewsbury HOUSEKEEPER - Experienced, own 142 27*6. round rental 1250 per month plus utilities or txpti a.m.-3 p.m. or 4:45 to II p.m. Must have EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 150. Lathe, 135. Spot welder. »SS Other ocean. COH 464 7670 noft tellers Salary commt'fiiuru(m « with *erton with administrative ability, In- EXERCISE BICYCLE EATONTOWN - One-bedroom apart- Call 717 5*21 Collltl 374e 11 at I we and follow through. Working Live-in. Bradley Beoch area. Like new. 140. vtstment. Nationally advertised Sarah Col! 531-5235 TWO MATCHING LIVING ROOM LAMPS ment. Private turroundlngt. Carpeting and 1 PART-TIME - Camera Shop. Experience mowltdot of EEO, AAP, ond Insurance 244 5552 - Must tell - 110 tor both. air conditioned. Furnished or unfurnished. LINCROFT - Three bedrooms, I 1 baths, Coventry 7M-34S5 or 7M-132*. 1325 per month. Least, security, refer- preferred. Hours flexible•' loyment. Experienced In light book- FIREPLACE WOOD - By the cord at 170 WEOOINO SOWN ANO VEIL - Site 11- balcony and more. 1290 per month. Call acres. Small boot dock 2 3 bedrooms, fire PROOFREADER Apply In person, ROBERT LEWIS INC. delivered. •04 Broadway, W. Long Branch. seeping, payroll, typing, billing, ordering 2, satin with lace sleeves and trim, pink •42*069 to view ploce. two-car garage. Completely fur- Some editing experience helpful. No typ- of materials, copy mochlnes, mall machin- 542-0165 , satin bait, pearl trim. 142 6650. nlshed Air conditioned. Sept. for 10 SI. Help Wanted ing. Solary lo 190. HIGHLANDS — One-bedroom con- SHOE SALESMAN M/W - Experienced. es, handling ot monies and deposits, tele- FISH TANK - SS gal. with ttand and oc months. M20 monthly 513-2414 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Full or port-time. Steady position. Paid vo- WHITE GAS STOVE - 16", ISO. Modern dominium. Walking distance lo Sandy phonet, cash register, oddtng machines. cessorlet. 175. reen Formica dinette set, four chairs, 150. 20 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury cations Felgenson's Shoes. 9 lo 6 coll 264 leollng with customers or patients, work- Hook. Tennis, swimming Included. 1300 UNION BEACH - Small three bedroom 291 239» wo walnut Formica end tables, 125 each. per month 721 5729. house, beachfront, year round. Gat heot. REAL ESTATE - Sain arm-activity lo- 0147 otofP.m.,2447251. no1 wilwith appointment books. Top pay. Call f FLUTE — One year old, hardly ever uted Good condition. 142-4415. 1201) 534*221. dlcote we need another salesperson. We've SHORT ORDER COOK 7lf«l4l HIGHLANDS - Three rooms, furnished QOt a desk waiting for an ambitious, pro- CALL Armstrong flute. Excellent condition. 115C. or unfurnished. All utilities. Year rround( . WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - Fur- :MPLO\ERS'TRAVEL AGENCIES - eaHM14O«tattec.6:)0p.m. . TELEPHONE fessional agent. Training and guidance 747-1SU )o you nird o bookkeeper to straighten nished and unfurnished, immediate occu constantly available. MELMED REAL your books, do sales reports. A T.C: or FOUNTAIN - Stolnlett steel All-dry, pancy SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY. TORS, 671-5650 SHORT ORDER COOK - Experienced.' HIGHLANDS - Three furnished rooml. Oceanport Ave.. Oceonporl. 542 3500 .Ar.»l Call 7174976. 6'6 " C V. Hill 6' showcase with com. Including utilities, overlooking Sandy OPERATOR Apply Tomahawk Golf Course. prettor Coll 6714621 otter S p.m. 5' KITCHEN CABINETS - Smoky Gray. RELIABLE PERSON - To run tractor 142-4111 EXPERIENCED - Receptlonlst'lyplst Double tlnk with Formica top. All Hook Security required. 291-0713 and take care ot grounds, one or two days FRAMES FOR OIL PAINTINGS - Two 103. Rentals To Share SMALL NURSING HOME - Needt RN's. ooklng for part-time position, 9:302:30, Ive montht old. 1350 Call 591 1277 HIGHLANDS — 2V>-room furnished opart- a week (Sat. or Sun. OKI. 13 SO per hour. Hoilet to ReRedBd Bano 'k area. 717(677 lie 30x40,122 eoch. MALE ROOMMATE - To thore opart, Call offer 6,142-1164. LPN't. Full and part-time positions open. 21" PENNSYLVANIA REEL TYPE ment. River ond oceon view. All utilities. Personable, neat Coll 6714009 otter 4 p.m. Mature business person 172-1210. ment. 1150 a month. In Matawan. Coll of- Call between 9-4 p.m. Mon. thru Frl. J»1- WILL BABYSIT - In my home tor work LAWN MOWER. fice. (212) 149 1140 Alter 7. 5664114 appearance and NTAL'lNVENTORY CLERK - To 0440. ng mother, West Keansburg area. FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES- Good condition, 125 291-0417. maintain accurate records. Experience KEANSBURG GARDEN APARTMENTS must have typ- 4OJ-2009 WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH CREDIT — Onebedroom Heat and hot water In- WOULD WIDOW — Like to ihort her helpful. Capable of assuming responsi- SNELLING AND SNELLING - World's •ROBLEMS. INSTANT CREDIT. IMME- home and expenses with another octlve largesnrgettl employment service, 54 Brood St.. cluded. Mid Atlantic Management Agentt. ing ability Apply bility. Excellent working conditions. Com- OFFICE CLEANING )IATE DELIVERY. CALL MR. GRAND. n. Oaroge/Yord Soles 11*3 per month 011717-6191. widow on pension? Middletown Atlantic pany benefits Keyporl area 264 4170 ReledBd Banki , N.J. 7471121. Evenings Experienced, references. 73-6611 Highlands area Call 6-9 p.m.. Ml H97 Call 847-7176 ARAGE SALE - Miscellaneous odds KEANSBURG - In two-family. Four RN OR LPN - Full or port time, 1 to II. GO-CART MOTOR ond ends, dlthtt. pant, utensils Sept. 16. cheerful room! ond both. Heot, hot water YOUNG WOMAN — Would like to shore High pay, excellent benefits. Contact Dl SOCIAL WORKER PRACTICAL NURSE - Will care for III or New condition. 130. 7, II, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 5 Shrewsbury Way. opartment with tame or older woman. Red Small, private agency located In Mon- igerj person Full or port time. Reference. supplied. Convenient location. For em- rector of Nursing, Brookdole Nursing Cen- 1424335 Bright. ployed couple. 1220 month plus security. Bonk area. (424760. ter. 3325 Rt. 35, Hailet mouth County hat Immediate need for ex- Hwy 35 264-1000 Ktyport perienced caseworker with M.S.W. degree. RUMMAGE SALE — Tuet. and Wed., 7I7-4771. Call for prompt Interview $5. Situations Wanted Sept. 17-11, 10 am 4 p.m Clothing, house- KEANSBURG — Modern three-room 104. Winter Rentals SI. Help Wanted HAMMOND hold Items, mltcellaneout 1 Shodytlde PI., apartment. Heat Included. 1170 month. Call SEA BRIGHT — Flrtl floor furnished A 1 EMPLOYMENT Port Monmouth after S p.m. 717 9151. opartment. Immediate occupancy until 120 Brood St 7412221 Red Bank Male CLEANING - Goragel, attics, yordl. B86J KEANSBURG — New modern, furnished, May 20th. Call 142-0IJ3, SPRAY PAINTERS - Experienced Tree cutting, light hauling. Free estimates. 77. Pttt and Livestock fwo-room olr conditioned studio apartment SOUTH BELMAR — Coiy furnished two- trainees. Up to 19500 plus lor straight time Introductory Sale Price MANAGEMENT RETAIL -414305 ADORABLE BLACK TOY POODLE PUP with fireplace, tile bath, science kitchen. bedroom bungalow. 1140 plus utilities. Coll ling on ability and experience. Good Off street parking, laundromat on proper- starting pay tor trainees. Blue Cross with MATURE INDIVIDUAL - Seeks CM ~ IES - AKC. Heolth guaranteed. 741-JMt, How Many Executives in your BRAND NEW MODEL HAMMOND OR- 2*4.0*11 ty. Situ per month, all utilities Included. Rider J. uniforms, work shoes, oil ho ered and unmanageable garages, ttore- GAN. Will sell tor 11.225 after this special Avolloble Oct. 1. Also available, IVi-room Idays. Production shop for baked finishes. it, cellars and attics To clean, orga- irlce tale If over. Limited quantities — AFFECTIONATE LONG HAIRED KIT- 104. Furnished Rooms company worked their way up? nic and make llvoble Pleose coll 747 SOU studio apartment, SIM a month, utilities in- No layoffs. Steady, reliable people re- wo 44 note keyboards, 13 pedals, full ~ENS - Five weeks old. box trained 11. CludedTHE LQOOE 717-1730 or 717-0121. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Small hotel. quired. Night Interviews arranged. Crown otter 5:30. keyboard cover, rhythm unit with a unique 2911771. Then look into RITE AID, the world's fallen growing RETAIL Rooms by week or month, ltl-00**. II nt Melol Finishing, 201} Elliobeth Ave.. Ron PLUMBING/HEATING ~ eature that follows whatever you do. KEANSBURG - IWroom apartment. answer coll 7411144. DRUG CHAIN, and tee how many of our Exact started at the way 311 1232. Price Include! bench, mutlc course, les- AKC BLUE EYED SIBERIAN HUSKY Heat, hot water supplied. Reasonable Call Froe estimates PUPS - Six weeks. 1200. bottom. Learn how ambition, hard work and devotion brought sons and delivery. Budget terms avaiiobte. ATLANTIC HOTEL - Keantburd. Nice, 9M WH. atk for George Call 291 -5245 quiet, coiy double, tingle roomt. Laundry them career tetitfaction, being pan of a dynamic succetsful SI. Htlp Wanted LONG BRANCH — Redecorated two-bed- on premise!. Very reasonable. 717 9*17 AKC REGISTERED GERMAN SHORT room, second floor. Unfurnished. 1225 plut organiiation. IAIREO POINTER PUPPIES - Males. Opemn dolly ,775-930til 9 0 Sot. 'til S electricity. Coll 531 -MM. BAYSHORE AREA - Lag* motel style Main Si. I Cor ner of Mattlson Ave. Good ttock. Reasonable. Call 774-4092 room, privote tile bain. TV, refrigerator. Thil It ONE COMPANY thai moves in' people up - and tan I MATAWAN - Unfurnished one and two- woli-to-wall carpel, Monthly, Ills. Or US Prolaiaional advancement opportunities are unlimited because there FINANCIAL HANDMADE QUILTS American Dog Training Acode.mlet bedroom apartments. 1200 and up. weekly. 717 9655 or MM0M. Ravine Manor complex. Call 51] 1955. it no calling on growth at RITE AID. You'll need that secret Mutt tee to appreciate >»rjbiemt corrected and Obedience PROBUCTION 7I7J.1M n your home — Lifetime guarantee ELEGANT ANO EXCLUSIVE - Studio el- formula for success • the ability to deal effectively with co-workers, MIDOLETOWN — Three room furnished leclencles and executive suites. Ultra con- 41. Business For tree contultotlon call 963 3700 apartment. Utilities. NO pets. One mile tome experience in the SUPERMARKET or HEALTH ANO HAPPY HOUSE PLANTS - Let ut pla temporary decor. No lease. Harbour WORKERS - it Happening. Free plont and 15% of AQUARIUM SALE - SS gal.. 20 gal. and north Red Bank. 7411014. Point, 14*2 Oceon Ave., Sea Bright 747. BEAUTY AID FIELD, and most importantly the desire to get Opportunities tat tolesTS 2374 or 74M74I. 0 gal. All with stands ond hoodt. Includes MODERN APARTMENT - Near tram- 3351.741-1200. SEAUTY SALON FOR SALE anaad. No experience HEADBOARD-MATTRESS-BOX SPRING Ish, ornaments, plus Diatom filter worth portotlon. Private home. Best lime to call neeoea. iralnon Newly decorated 139.95. All tor 1200 495 IS62 after 6 p.m. - before noon. 4W-04I6. We otler excellent salaries, stock options and company paid Reply P.O. Box 13. Harlet, N.J, - S4x75, 149. Solid mople table, leal, lour More Classified benefits Immediate openings lob 5omt openings vinyl foam choirs, S49. Overhead door. BASSET HOUND PUPS Mon Frl. Others BOARDWALK FAST FOOD COlf-" xl' wide, hardware Included, 135. Coll AKC CHAMPION-SIRED NEW FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT — Sec- on Next Poge • require live dovs. CESSION — Equipped Choice location. 47 29tl. ond-floor. Bath and utility room with new CALL KEN MONTGOMERY — 437-3311 Mon Sun Day 747-10*0 Point Pleasant. Experienced. Rent for 1 washer andflryer. Eat-In kitchen. Wall-to- 107. Nursing Home* shltt only . hours I 1975, IW-ITOt or 531-1447. HOOVER PORTAWASHER — And dryer. FOR RENT - Two box sloSs, hay barn, wall carpet. New refrigerator, new stove. RITE o m. to 4:30 Guor 150. Also color TV. Call 791 9249 alter 6 OR WRITE: V.P. PERSONNEL posture. Private, good. Colts Neck-Free- One dining room, one bedroom or two bed- ontced base rote COMPLETE — Body shop equipment ond p.m. Atk for Harold. told area. Phone 4624222. rooms. Large living room. Shades, curtain supplies. For further Information call be- plus incentive 10 SET — 21 cart, 31~at trock, tour con- rodt. hall ond stair carpel. Wall-to-wall RITE AID CORPORATION bonus Apply ween 9-5, Mon.-Frl. 739 1JM. . GERBIL rols, two transformers, plus accessories And complete HoMtrall set. 111. carpet in both bedrooms. Private en- P.O. Box 3165 Hatritburg.PS. 17105 FISH FRY - Short orders Fully equipped. and carrying case. 150 264-2112. 671-4716 trance. All utilities supplied. Mutt have proof of employment and reference. Zoned An Equal Opportunity Emplovor-M/F Excellent for couple. Corner location. At antic Highlands. 1250 monthly, pay utlll- _ERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES - AKC tor three occupants. No pets. Rent 1290. Hwy JS 2641000 Kty»«t les. H.H. Bowlell, 291-2100. IBM TYPEWRITERS registered, champion bloodllnet. Reason Ont month's security. Inquire 172 Main St.. oble 671-M7S or 671-02*9. Keyport. CUFFSIDE LIQUOR STORE - For sole. Boyshore area. Located In mini shopping center. De- HIMALAYAN KITTENS — Adorable, PORT MONMOUTH - Laroe three-room alls, apply Box J 226, The Dally Register, LEATHER JACKET fluffy. Housebroken. Registered Also stud opartment, walk-In closet. Available Oct. HEALTH CARE CENTER 'ihrewsbury. Lody't, tlte 14/16.120. service. Call 671 1611. 1st. Adult! preferred. Call 671-0621 otter S Coll >71-<0»9atte/ 4 p.m. p.m. HORSE — 16-hond toddle bred pleasure. »24-hour Cire MATCHING — Wicker tola and choir, Chestnut gelding. Good disposition..SMO. PORT MONMOUTH - Modern three- , CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY with cushions. 11S0. >n-Hij. _ roam apartment, completely paneled, all I • RN Supervrjofi Part-Time Work 747 5165 new appliances, Weal tor couple. 671-0621 • MtxlciK) Approved HUNTERPONIES — Boy geldTngTTTiT otters p.m. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS 8ERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MEDITERRANEAN SOFA - 92", red and gray mare, 12.3. Young, attractive and Mt Contort). Earn Up To gold, 140. suitable for children. 944 4)93 542 1430 or 741 5253 RED BANK - Spociout SV. room pent- CWtwood SMcti MANY NEEDS IRISH SETTER PUPS house opartment overlooking the Novel- $8,000 Plus AKC Ink River Also 4V, and S-room apart- METAL LATHE — I'. Power hock taw Call after S p.m.. 7I7-W4B,. ments. Luxury building. Air conditioned. | 566-8422 PER YEAR Punch press Plastic molding prett. Gear NO SELLING REQUIRED reducer ond gear hood motors. Electric Adding Machines Diamonds Bought Printing clutches. Moyno liquid pump. Mortar mix LARGE PONY - 14.2, eight year* old, Typewriters or Restyled Wt nttd people to instruct consumers on er. Office desk and chair. Filing cabinet chestnut more. Must toll. 101. Apartments' 101. Apartments Raited printed business cords. 1000 lor proper application ot new bultdfnfi product Bookcote. American oriental rug, 9x15. Coll 171 19*5 ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters sold, Let ut buy the diamonds you dan t wear or II 03, Includes tax and shipping Business ond to service dealers occounts we eitob Coll2t1-tJ71. OLD^E"ENGLISH SHEEPDOG - Two- rented, repaired. Ser-pico's. 101 Monmoutn let ut rettyle them tor you personally printing, advertising specialties Coll 2»l Ish. Persons selected will be thoroughly year female. AKC. 1100. St.. Red Bonk. 747-fMlS _ Reusslllet'. M Brood St 2193 tor tree literature and order torml rained and given continued guidance by MOST CONSOLE STEREOS Call after 1, 7471334. with type styles moiled toctory personnel. Job requires apofonl- REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE RED BANK LUXURY HI-RISE mattly 10 hours per week. DAYTIME, eve ANDERSON'S TV POODLES - White miniature, AKC, III Alterations General Carpentry nlngs or weekend*. Some knowledge ot )0 Broad St., Red Bonk monthi All ihohj Call Roofing, Siding carpentry or mechanical ability helpful. Hailet Plaia, Rt. 35. Hailet 5111190 CARPENTRY AND MASON WORK OtNfcRAL CARPENTRY" MOWER — Heavy duty, wilh riding sulky PUPPY RtVERVIEW TOWERS - 28 RIVERSIOE AVE. Alterations and addition! Export work. Avolloble anytime Doys. & Insulation NO MONEY REQUIRED M2 4Sl After 1 p.m . 741 5SW, 9 h.p. 32" cut. Excellent buy at. 1260. 741 Husky and Dobermon.110. A. truce Elgenroucn Investment obligation Phone t4tVM72 172 U04 S.W ROOFING 741-4*50 OVERLOOKING THE BEAUTIFUL NAVESINK RIVER General Contracting New Roofs-Rerooflng Repairs can be financed 100% toMUST SELL -Oak table, 46" > 33", tour RING TAIL MONKEY - And targe cage. Builder ALCOA Gutters I Leaden choirs, US. Old Iron double bod, U0. Col ONLY 3 BLOCKS TO RJi. AND BUS qualified applicants. 2641647. 264-7290 ADplTIONS - Rooting, tiding, ceramic To be considered, applicants should be et- » »^Cicy. 1.^Bfld3 RALPH A. COLE. BUILDER ROOMING AND SIDING Free ettlmolet SIBERIAN HUSKY - Pedigreed, with pa- New Homet—Additions—Alterations tile. Complete lino of remodeling. Call obllshed homeowners and presently em- pers, eight montht old. mast. 1150. you mo* BtB to bBtavt. o« «» New*** *m Rich Molmbera. 717 3542 Serving Man Olson Roofing & Siding Co Call 775 8705 Roofs. Call 741 IMS Evenings /4/-S6I6 Est. 1903 ployed with igood references. Write a< onci 291-2177 24 h j M k mouth County 10 years. 'or personal Interview giving name, ad No long wait. Hvgt assortment. tVet i dress, phone, ond some general Informa up. Bring your r oners and lave. Stt.. BERN^RDP^P>TElAltcra»»^~^>Tl~l m Clocks ond Watch Repair Slipcover^ Ion about yourself to: IIon lire. Heolth guaranteed. Shott Pointing ft Decorating Roman Enterprises ermi.HI-2822. Antique Clocks, watches, fine lewelry ei- CARL B. JONES - Painting and walipo CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS - Ifpper fVi CJVETT6"GOOlf HOME"-^ fwo^tor ed cushion covert, expertly fitted, 5122 S. Vandalla ORIENTAL RUGS — Bought or traded tor old spayed female dog, mixed breed. AH p*rfiy_done Don Pom Jewelers, 799 River perlnngg FullFully Insured. For free etllmalet new carpets. Shehadl Rug Co. 449.5900. 741 lid.. Fair Htrm'JLJihll. llltched. Coll John. 671 I3O« thoti. Lovable ond affectionate. Excellent Call Mr. Helser, 741-1732 coll 2lV 3131 Tulsa, Oklahoma 74135 6272. M1-M00. watchdog Evenings, 142 9479, 7:30-9:10. SHREWSBURY N J i6 ISM pvmraAcd Rooms 131. HMists tor Salt 131. Houses for Sole 152. Boats and Accessories LEGAL NOTICE fhe DoiiyRegister 21 NOTICE A HIDEAWAY OSTON WHALER - GlaVron. Sport PLEASE TAKE NOUCE ihol Ihe LEGAL NOTICE .roll Seacrett. Stinger, Johnson. OMC Punning Boo/d ol me TaonsKi* at Mia We hove tusi titled a lemedelea tarr«a«e Mercuttar. Valve Soot troUtrs NOTICI HtGMUlNOS - C*a» house an part at on old WesJ End rstote dietown at its meeting ea August s. 19)4 SHREWSBURY approved Use use psaw opaiKoltoa al Al An Ordinance entitled AN ORDi Monmouth Reform HIIM f .u.j.i,i« Haute and Cordea Decoio t yaur reservation now tor wtnterittng NANCE RE INCREASE OF SALARIES ling Tke arevndl eflei prrvocv with I (lock Si Lot 1)B T OF POLICE wos presented te> in peore ond wxel Entry hall, living room CIRCA 1835 Hodwclien and tirsl leading an August KEANSau«G - Set.earr. MM.1 M, • •Hi Frenchaaors leading lo wndeck. pan dtetatt*. Caunly at " redeceratad. clean IM per .... Near New Jersey II t«4. by me Moyoi and CourMil ol me bus I' ne« dea ail* lireatace I •• Bedroom* AUTHENTIC CARRIAGE HOUSE Bwough al Foir Haven ond en Seoierw t»o bolht An outstanding ond nm«uf BUIIT BY WILLIAM LIPPINCOTT Seal It Ue* starts observances OEGISTE RED WITH I It/4 wos lav LARGE COINISTROOM - Furn,sr>cll FLAGSHIP 1» NO Call MOM o-oy" NATIONAL HISTORICAL SOCIETY M p> oved .mil (he umiludinn \»*.lah gaar^rawaaj staawn Jit MonmouMt « Watte HsfMandMunicipasl Marine Basin 791 MM ROBERT A MAHMt WS NKW SIIHKWSBl HY - May CM Monmiiuth Reform Teniplv bervuv. 5 15 p m*""* LlTTLi SILVIR - R..r.,np,,,,L • LECTKMItaOtlCt home. Woman at tier red Kitchen arivi tmm m Back two hundred lee! on private road on MARSH MARINE BOtOUSM OF will observe the Ih^h ll«l> Kabbi Alton Meyer Uinlcrv ieo»s CettmifTs.M.toni COZENS over an acre of immense old trees, set NEW SMtEWSSUIT Roytt Nelson NJ.'s Small Sailboat Center BcwouahCterk spiritual leader, Mill dim I NICE COMFORTABLE ROOM - Ntor among sculptured bads at Ivy and flower loke notice tnot the GenerrH Election Days with a Hush llashjnjh 7ajef-t ol Soiiboots ondiiplov will be held in Mew Shrewsbury lor Me but, live nstautn Iram lad tar* Pr.Mle REALTOR gardens on eiquinle two or three bod *# >* um em MTwee al h 10 l»nij;hl I he mvrkf$ Mnnrm* Deulst h HI Diver Rd Fon Hoven N 1 room treasure 77 high cathedral ceilings 1974 SUNFLOWER purpose ol electing home Mature Btrtea UI Mi over oM tlreotoce wit* brick heart*. Old A Congressmon MOTtCE TO§IDD*ii and iiinlinuini; liimiirmw prMudenl of .to.' ii>ngreg9{ion, aatUATI f NfaVUKC - larae tmtsiir 741-7686 beams, ill in Hants. *vae dsMng roan) MAYFLOWER ASkeritl Seated btds will be received on Septem obit raam. Madam shaver Otl street MULTIPLE LISTINGS atsa aril* old firepKxe All In mini conch A County Cleft be* H It;4. at I II P.M . ot *e Iwouan Hosh Hashjruh mlh a MT uill blow the Inidihunul sho parking Gentleman prefer red 741 1)4] EATONTjpWN The pencil two bed lion WILOPLQWER Two members ol the Board ol Chosen Holl. \W> TMttan Avenue. New Shrews PRIVAtt HOME - In rooms use ol loom slortei or leliremeni home Central AMF ALCORT Freeholders bwy. New Jersey *•* • ItM tmaael vice al 10 30 a m lar at the Rot* llashanah stT- an. lo* totes ond mv(h more Move in SUNFISH A Mayor DC.0l*4O DiamtM He* chassis ot hoik aM kltchm S Hate* SI . Freehold condition t, o.w.UW MUM] 4oHa». two Council Members lull term equivalent to replace chat-sit on torn Shabal Shin a will be ww FAIR HAVEN A 1* • 14 sludio with original fireplace, FORCE 5 One Council Member tar uaeiaued le> m lotion trvck Supplier nwst war font thai PRIVATE ROOM WITH SHOWER - Air Prime oreo It roam ranch Centrol on wide board lloors and wotnscorjtmg Great PUFFER A Taa. Collector it* hos eaomined chassis ond •• ••)< tan Kruljv al H 30 p m A (din solo, (he Hruth Kol cooarrlanal SvMaMe lor aertleman aOull Top (ondilion Many f»tioi Mid 19 •> possibilities NEWPORT BOATS JEROME S REED tor m with Ihe e »isl i og body lo be Mill be offm'd b> (.air Collllim.Wim STERLING THOMPSON 4 ASSOC . Real Listed euluslvaty wikh leievatiCle'k mounted on it BNMrr conesomine eaisl Vuin Kippur st'iwivs tort. W1W1 PACESHIP YACHTS Srul It.11 sit 40 RED SANK - Furnished ream, share w •ng body ai Dionem Company. Fatm Wednesday, Sept 25. ul ihf Em Yom Kip FAIR HAVEN- Sis room hovse nfoi HICKEY AGENCY DLUEJAV - TURNABOUT - 470 •ngaale Delivery musl be mode within kitchen and Both five days of the award of me bid C1l)4l-a»l schools. *vs line ond river 77 rosewood Reollor Kitu Yom Kippur. ike Kul pw Service Vdcafaii William poneied living toom with tueplocc Large CANOES T Sept I* »« 1' Beach Rd Monmoulh Been h orgctt selection of Skimmor Dinghie. mion Fo"f Mo'en Re Nidre Service al K p m Ser Shuppell and Barbara Bark RED SANK - Private eMronce "pVk.ng kiUhen with breakfast noo* I : bath* An Call mm: anytime High School Boord ot Education today RESOLUTION APPOINTING Cteon. tollable lor working gentlemon conditioning, lull atlic and basement, cor SottDoots and Conott in Hew Jersey Rig ging tepotri In wood and libeiglat onnounced o fiee and reduced price SPECIAL LEGAL COUNSEL VteM continue the following ftlff*. airompanu'd by Poll) Col' HI-ltH a m or atler o a m ond o halt heated garage, large poich meal pelic» tor school child! en unable lo fOt UNION NEGOTIATIONS Mono FIRM U; MM TWO LARGE HOUSES - On opproil \ILS TRAILERS FITTINGS REO BANK - Two roam MCelylurmshed motely Iwo acres overlooking Roman Aluminum Hobte Col Troilefs pay the full pi ice ot meals served in WHE RE AS. the employees of the Pub ii.iv Yum Kippur. 10 30 a m SthiK'ninn on the nr^an. will eMtclaacy with klKhen Security SuiloCie FAIR HAVEN - 17 Fitk il T'm«e bed Boy 144 1710 or 144 »]7) BEST BUY -OOM - 1ST* schools under the Nationol School he Works and Parks and Retieodon De Lunch, and special Milk Prou'om\ portment ol the Borough ol talontopn (amily service. '.' p m . after provide special music cavde ar aanlleinaii »m pots Call Hunt oom. Iwobath older how .. work WANAMASSA RANCH JO Bf.dgrnt the Red Bonn H » Slaiion Lol con be sub divided 1 Ttl •»< UUM. Local school officials hove adopted Ihr have voted lo bargoln collectively ROOMS FOR RENT - Reasonable "wTlS Top oreo Three bedrooms Lorge land following tomily sue income criteria lor through the International Union ol £iet noiin srrvire. 3pm mem ihrouKhout (ho Hol> Days scr scaped lot To settle eslale uvSOtf^TER SAILBOAT - Comet 16 . wooden with two kitchen priwleaes While House Hotel. sets ot MIK Moving, must sell 1 use in detfimimag eligibility meal. Radio and Machine Worked. anal Yizkor Mrvice, 4 30 p m vices LING THOMPSON 1 ASSOC Realtors . Free •aasxad AFL CiO and FIREPLACE tn.no WHEREAS the Bo>ough Attorney hot THREE FURNISHED ROOMS mvin WINTER BOAT STORAGE Sue Meals Price Meals The sisterhood will provide Four spacious bedrooms. Hill master INSIDE OuTStDt WET advised Ihe Mayor and Count n ot the LEGAL NOTICE private entrance. Refrigerator I bedroom. i;«l) guest bedroom, two lull WANT A POOL' »7flO 00 MOW 00 Boiowgh mol it would be *n the best >n gentleman. rt»«aas pair wr.u* by qualified ma JU010 S14O0O baby silting at the temple oaths, fireplace in livingvino, rroom. IINII « tereils Ot Ihe Borough lo engage spec iol the coniroti by the Commiinonri ot ence kitchen, storage. NT landscaped lol ine mechonks Over 7* veori vervae em 4740 00 6430 00 WEST END - f UI«HM large raam VIM ence kitchen, aorage. K All owners have been trans periencc 5640 00 7900 00 • led professional legal te'vitet m thiv Tiontportation onO the payment lo the during the daytime service on -'latabolprTvote^bathh onr--d entrance *Adult--• — t only MELMEDOEALTBRS ferred, otherwise they Von Demon , Pleasure Bay Marina 64*0 00 9070 00 • egord. and Stale of the full purchase pud Hosh llashanah and Yom Kip I IMtStS HA2LET SW Patten Ave . Long Branch in 1110 '110 00 10.740 00 WHEREAS, representatives of the The mochinery ot described atoove .ho" 7 wouldn't leave these beau •060 00 11 790 00 said employees hove reov*tted thai the Dc removed Ifom the right of woy of Ihr WE END - Private mention, odiocrnl FAMILY GROWING WINTER COVERS TRAILERS D>t Borough commence borooining ond pur They will also serve a lo Cotleoe All privileges 77» Plenty of room In this lour bedroom. e« tltul In-ground pools Beau MI0 00 ij \4n on High*oy al ihe bidder * expense wilhm ounl Prices BOAT HOUSE. Sea Bright dMOOO 11. JM 00 Aiif Ui AVTyrwlotai Public Confiotis Mdoyt from ttie mttnMonit of the bid by breakfast al (he temple fol- pondoble ranch Formal dining room, tlful homes on beautiful prop Open Toe* Sat 9 S JO ft. 9 t Sun 9 V law permil tonifatlt for professional large lenced lol Low toies. and olreody 10 10.190 00 14 740 00 ihe Commiuteoer ol Inin^poriafton Dul erty — take your pick and services such ot legal repiesenlolion io not betofe wen otcepionte The uxcet. lowing the NYilah servue of opproised lor 134.W) See it now only at 11 lOttO 00 • 5.700 00 be awarded without ind 10t. Commercial Rentals FIRESIDE REALTY IHC . oil 4JSJ (u( bidder will not be permirtetl to mo.t loin the "beautiful wet set. ' 17 n.uooo It 140 « NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RE onv •trutlural alterohont in ofdef lo re Yom Kippur DAYTIME - Studio lpx« avslMWd 1100 HAU.fi - Modern Colonial Four large LoLnoddllionol SOLVED By the Mayor and Council ol so. ft , suitable tor dance, karale. meet bedrooms. l'i baths, eight rooms in all tumilv memo** A/0 00 940 00 the Borough of Eotonlown that Ihe low ings. arts, etc U1l)n ^ I7S0 Ocean Ave Sea (flight lii S14« Note scale «s based on gross income br frnd ond %ove harmlett the Commit.y the bidder or hit agtmlt in el MATAWAN - Large one room office ond RANCH meeting this criteria bul with other un ers. AFL CIO. and LfSuoJ expenses due to uAusuolly high me fe7U See 30 percent o) income, special education ued to execute oil documents in con ••ptn*et due to the menial or physical approval of the bid by the Commttnaner ttotttmore Professional Bldg end street. StmHuiJtl NIPPY nf t iion therewith, ond ot TrontporlalioA. ond ihoii p/ovide on Rl 14. Watawon iatlMI IW.900 condition of a child, ond disaster or cos HI IT FURTHER RESOLVED thai Wednesday HOLMDEL -Choice four bedroom bilev .. CUSTOM BUILT - Zubock Speed Skill uolly losses are urged to apply Owners' Landlord* and Tenantt prolei el on over one acre Living room, dining inn Resolution be advertised os required hue liability mturance policy to coyer OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLY COLOfflAL It) Chevrolet engine Eaiellent condition They may do so by filling m Ihe oppl> Rl 15, Holmdel. N J oom. eat-In kitchen, large family room by law within 10 ddyt from the dole here the wctciilul bkMei ond the Commit Call IM mi otler i 30 pm t*iion forms sent home in o letter lo par of ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS* oM«M0 otter 4 p.m. with fireplace, lenlrot.oir. corepled Five bedrooms. Ti boths. flreploce In lam ents Additional copies ore ovoilobie ai miner of Tron\porlolion. hit ogentt ond roughout Many e«lros Wolk lo school l'i FlBI; »G1 AS - Eicellent condition HERBERT f WfMNtB employeet in the minimum omounl of - l)r Lupo T Carlota of the lly room 1300 the principal's office in eoch school Ihe Mayor OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - In Crys ond many facilities W7.0O9 By owner. VU information provided on the oppticolion .10000 170.000 ond 45.000 which policy lol Brook Protetllonol Building, Edlon Call IM I7'4 MARJORIE L BECKER tholl not be changed o* canceled unhi Middlesex Medical Center, MMN will be conlidentiol ond will be used only Borough c le. k town. Approilmolely «CM to. ft sl« per llo" HURLEY - ItM twin keel flberglos tor the purpose ol delermtmng etigibi the work hot been completed and or ten monttv Alto suite of ul so. ft . sm Coll 1(EANSBURS FHA APPRAISED Sept li ttl 9* 110) day. written notice hot been given i'lscalaway. will discuss Sturdy two-story. Living room, dining sloop Sleeps three Head 1973 I h p out lily Applications may be Submitted ony Ms. Bosstlmonw. Sfl-MU. lime during the school year lo the Stale Evidence ol Ihe emtrnce ot room, kitchen, three bedrooms, both. Nice board 1)000 Evenings. I Mil UI 07M NOTICE Ihit policy »holl be tubmltied upon being treatment by acupuncture at OOFFIC E SUITE FOOR RENE T - Protts area Appraised price $11,100 Not many iv« OWENS - Cabin Cruise' Recent in'certain cases totter children are tlonol building ChChoici e locolloll n A ALLAIRE- also eligible for th*ne benefits It a fami AN ORDINANCE FOR THE PUR notified Inot the bid hat been octepted this sue around at this price Coll now. valve |ob. Good condition Make otter In CHASE OF AN AMBULANCE FOR bv the Commimonef ot TontporlofiOn 1 p m Wednesday when moniy WO soso.. ft. Coll 7HVX THE KIRWAN CO . Reottors. Open until I water 871 3SI4. eves, 946 8000 Ell 167. ly hos such children living with them and He-nil wishes lo apply for them, they should THE SHREWSBURY FIRST AID The State thall nol be liable for ony aum members of the Over V> Club OFFICE — Suitable for lawyer, doctor. FARROW dav* George i onto* t the school SQUAD. AND PROVIDING FOR THE oget ontlng out ol Mt failure to give pot dentist 7M Broad SI.. Shrewsbury Oft KEYPORT — Seven-roa Coiner ISSUANCE OF 114.000 00 BONDS OR tettion lo Ihe .uccetttui bidder ol any meet at West Side Firemen's' \m Ml KCURY - Model l«0El 140 h p In the operation Of child feeding pro NOTES TO FINANCE THE COST street parking Available Nov I. Phone property Finished ottlc Lorge fenced in Realtor With power trim Like new condition Con- grams, no child will be discriminated tpecidc time, however, if the Slate toil* yard Io404tt 294 Broad St. Red Bank trols Included Call Ben. MI Mi THEREOF to give potiemon wtmin len (101 Ooyt Hall uatni. ogomsf because ol his rote. MI. color, BE IT ORDAINED by ihe Municipal alter nolilicalion that Ihe bid hat been OLDE FAIR HAVEN 741-3450 or notional origin The hall will be open for Ihe 24 OPEN SKIFI vny little work Out Under the provision ot the policy Mr Council of the Borough ot Shrewsbury accepted by the Commiuioner ot front Store, office, studio Les Deua. f» River LITTLE SILVER Call anytime ol water 1600 County of Monmoulh, State ol New Jer portation, Ihe tuccestlul bidder may; ot Rd 741 41)7 or 177 I7». Albert J loui, Assisfont Superintendent hit option, notify the Stole in writing thai club's weekly meeting from Superb! Superb! WEST KEANSBURG - Five rooms, bath 717 Oil! | will review appJxahoni and determine ley at lollows PROFESSIONAL OFFICE - Four rooms. You sec only wocxh '•"om m# window waiii M ( T ION I he deslrtt to cancel the c•nlroci. ond fhe utility room, paneled living room with fire 14' mil CABIN CRUISER - Sleeps Sim eligibility Slote will relutn the purthote puce ond 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. newly renovated, near Rlverview Hospital of a I o*» In living room. Ctnt*r foyer Five It a parent is dissotistled with the rul That pursuant lo the applicable stat loe* garage, work areo I3SHI7O lot 717 Enclosed head. Iceboi. stove Lots ol slor utrs of fhe Slate of New Jersey, there is the performance depotit without penal 4U tq ft. Coll 74) TWO. bedrooms, two bath* Poneied den AM ot Many eitras including trailer Must ing of (he official he may m«t o reo>e*i. Club members plan a boat Hill In a ronch on eul-de MK .ireei. prtmc f133 PROFESSIOHAL OFFICE SUITE - sell ix tin either orally or in writing lo Or John f 'V areo New liitlng Total molntendnce Iree Kinney, Jr . Superintendent ot Schools ambulance lor the Shrewsbury First Aid The Commit .loner of Iron toon at ion te trip around Manhattan on Ground floor, suitable lor doctor ar den home . . . WS.000 IS WIANNO SENIOR Got! rig sloop, Squod. in accordance with Ihe specitico fill, at 11] Brood SI . Red Bonk 741 DM. • buys this great In town Colonial home whose oddrtns it the High School. Ridge tervet the right lo re|ecl all bids ond >f lull set ol dacron sails Reconditioned in Road. Rumsson, tor a heoring to appeal tion* iherefor on tile m the office ot the in hit opinion there appears lo be any Thursday Transportation to a.m. to 9 p.m. Three bedrooms, two boths. living room Municipal Clerk dining room. eat-In kitchen, den. Side a 1973 moo. mim. the decision. (Dilution between bidder*, then he than REO BANK - Prime professional office PAUL BRAGAR SECTION II have the right lo refute any bid from that New York City will be by bus Iron! porches ond patio Close to trai Hearing procedures are outlined in the That the sum of IIS.OOOOO. including space, shore walling room ond reception Reollor porlotlon. shopping. Low taxes Asklnc 153 Camping Equipment policy irton, person*,, or corporation for tuch The next business meeting area with port lime practitioner, plus two raiBioadSt Shrewsbury A complete copy ot the policy is on tile Ihe down payment hereinafter referred Pme ot he .hall determine it the bid it additional rooms. Completely decorated * a 10 CABIN Tl Nl in each school ond in the office of the to. be and the some is hereby appro relectedthedepo.lt will be returned will be at 1 p.m Sept 23 in Immediate occupancy. Coll M7-SM0. Good condition t30 Boord Secretary in the High School. or ioted for the purposes as slated in Sec The tuctettful bidder thall certify lhat 747-0221 717 79SI lion I hereof MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Will build lo where it may be reviewed by ony inter the bid hot been independently arrived ol Firemen's Hal) All residents RED BANK - Proteulonol office space ested party. SECTION III without collusion with ony other bidder ovollatut In prime business district. Ap suit on I00KIO0 lol. City water llt.ew Or VAN HORN .54. Recreational Vehicles It is hereby found, determined and de or wtth any competitor or potential com of this borough who are more proilmotely HO sq ft. second floor above sell lol, »7.W0 Sot »WS AGENCY - REALTORS Sept 16 .no? dared by this Council as follows petltor. r retail business. Central air conditioning MIDDLETOWN - Chapel HIM area. Early Open 7 days. Call 74 hours a (toy CORSAIR TRAVEL TRAILER - II' de (ui Thai the maximum amount of |n the tvent thai fhe tuccetslul bidder is than ;».> years of age are in- Formerly occupied by a dentist. Municipal American ranch Large foyer, two full tune, fully sell contained, sleeps sin. mint PUILIC NOflCI otling en on agent for a corporation, it is parking across the street. 11S0 per month. boths, 71' living room with flreploce. tor KM River Rd. Fair Haven condition. 123OO,, 717 40S7 At 0 regular meeting ol Ihe Mayor ond Borough tor the aforesaid purposes as necessary that a certified corporate ret vited to attend meetings Coll 741-OaOO mol dining room. Eat In kitchen with TRAVEL TRAILER - 20 Corsair, loaded Council ot the Borough ot Eafontown uiutiun be submitted ot elvdtnee of hit beamed celling, dozy den. loundryroom. neid Wednesday. September II, 1974. the 114.000 00 authority lo ocl on behalf ot the corpo RED BANK - Two prestige building ioco" IM. Income Property with eKtras for yeor round use Coll after A (•Mowing Ordinance was finally adopted (b) That the etlimafed maximum Troop 73 lo reNume lions available for Immediate occupancy two-car garoge. Acre plus lot surrounded p m 142 IM6 ration MIDDLETOWtj TWP — Looking Tor In following publication, public heoring ond amount to be raised from all sources by Any violation of fhe conditions herein set 12 BROAO ST. Air conditioned, all utilities with beautiful trees and shrubs. W1.S00, come property? This duplex hos lust been Ihe Borough for Ihe purposes sloted *n Owner, «4J »SJ4 1971 BONANZA- Trovel trailer 17 final i.moderation forth may nullify the sole, in which event newHpapcr collection by landlord. Single room offices from MS listed. Close to schools and transportation Sleeps it* Air self contained Excellent AN ORDINANCE AMENOlNG AN OR Section I hereof ii 1IS.O0O 00 mo. Up lo 1.000 sq ft 01 14 SO per so SECTION IV the State reserves the right lo recover MIDDLETOWN Atsumoble 7'/>% mortgage Asking U4.900 condition 431 4609 D.NANCE ENTITLED BOND OROI the machinery on three (3) days written MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - r annual, to MONMOUTH ST. Stores JUST APPRAISED VA. FHA welcome KIRWAN CO . Real NANCE PROVIDING FOR THE RE Thai there is hereby ouihomed the is Irom 700 sq ft. to 1.000 sg ft Offices from I974IASAIK J3 travel frailer, SHOO notice to the purchaser irrespective of This absolutely spotless slorler home has tors. 717 SM0 CONSTRUCTION OF HOPE ROAD suance ol negotiable bonds ol Ihe the location or the condition of the ma Scout Troop 73, sponsored by 1.000 sq II lo 4,000 sq tl Unlimited Iree 493 3JJ7 SECTION 1 FROM ROUTE It TO Borough ot Shrewsbury in on aggregate formal dining room, good siie living room STXTAMILY HOUSEf— In good Red Bon fhiner y ot the lime of tuch notice In the parking by landlord. Utilities by tenant. ond open front porch. Offered ot the op after 12 noon THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW Minimum one-year lease. Call owner. Wol neighborhood Excellent condition Full event ot such nullification the purchaser the Matawan First Presby- praised value ot $26,100 Exclusively at !»/} CORSAIR 12 TRAVEI IRAIlfR JERSEY IN ANO BY THE 114,000 00 lor the purposes of financing will not be entitled lo compensation for ter Zlmmerer and Son, 143 IS» or >u 1400 licensed. Must sacrilice due lo nines BOROUGH OF EATONTOWN. IN the cost of the ambulance described in terian Church, will resume its FIRESIDE REALTY INC .471 4SSJ. MI.SOO Coil u? em Sleeps \l» Never used tor trovel. Ex- any obligations incurred or money e« cellent condition All facilities 13400 tee. THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH; Section 1 hereof purjugnt to local bond pended in connection with the removal al SHREWSBURY MIDDLETOWN - Executive areo. Five- NEW JERSEY, APPROPRIATING low. constituting Chapter ? of Title 40 A paper drive at 9:30 am. Sat- bedroom, 2''i bath, center hall Colonial on HO the mochinery, and shall forfeit ony otti 135. Commerclol Property MOO,000 THEREFORE. ANO AU of the Revised Statutes of New Jersey er payments made to the State on oc THE two acres. Poneied den with fireplace, for THORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF The lorm. maturities ond other details ol urday The areas that will be mat dining room, wall to-wall corpcllng 155. Sports Equipment count of the purchase of taid machinery MILL RUN BUILDING MANUFACTURERS! IS70.000 BONOS OR NOTES OF toid bonds shall be determined by a sub The State reserves the right to esloblith covered are Strathmore, east Central air. New High School district Low WET SUIT - Men's medium. 'V thick, BOROUGH OF EATONTOWN FOR \equenl resolution adopted pursuant lo Highway 35 Seventies Principals only. 671 0144 Two buildings, like new »00 sq. tl Leos o minimum en ony o>* a'l machinery lull length. ISO New condition THE FINANCING OF SUCH APPRO law. Further conditiont of the sale, if any, of Ht 34, Lochslea Heights, Now renting I O.oW sq. ft. lor or salt. Atlantic Highlands Ideal comput PRIAIION 14 74 May 15m occupancy MIODLETOWN" A*B YOU LOOKING ers, assembly, showroom Call BOW 671 0S» SECTION V will be announced at the lime ot holding Fully Air Condllloned lor a two-story Colonial In the Nutswomp TELL. 191 7100 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE The pending the issuance of the serial the soli, and the right lo withdraw ony Marc Woods, and Green and All Utilities Included section of Mldelelown? Well, we have one 154. Swimming Pools BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE bonds authoriied in Section IV hereof, or (.HI mochinery from ihe sole It re White Village. Bundles should On Site Parking on on ocre of treed grounds. A 14x77 living 137. Lott and Acrwye fiOROUOH OF EATONTOWN, in the' Ihert is hereby authoriied the iiiiiawr Offices Designed to Sort room with brick fireplace is only the starl POOL COVERS - All grades ond all sites County of Monmouth and Slate of New of Bond Anticipation Nates lor ihe ALL BIDS ARE SUBJECT TO THE AP be placed in driveways 600 sq. It to 1M0 sq ft. Suites ot what this home offers. Conl lost at a ACRE LOT — Porlly wooded Pleasan 50% discount New Deal Pool Supply. 717 Borough ot Shrewsbury in on aggregole PROVAL OF THE COMMISSIONER OF price ol only S44.WX) THE KIRWAN CO Valley Rd.. Holmdel. 4454 me members thereof oftirmotivelv con principal amount not exceeding TRANSPORTATION. CALL 842-3888 REALTORS, 7I7-4O80 or Hi 4350 Coll 946-4174 l FOR FINANCING SUCH APPROPRlA NANCING SUCH APPROPRIATION room and family room, lots ot carpeting, TOWN FOR THE FINANCING OF in* rate or rotes os permitied by the TION SUCH APPROPRIATION" be hereby BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and COUPLE — With two children, desires lo top construction ond condition. Immediate NEW LISTING LOST —"Miniature Schnouier, sllv»r~groy taws of the Stale of New Jersey BE IT ORDAINED by Ihe Mayor ond rent home In prime area of Rumson or occupancy ond oisumotole mortgoge lo Nature lover's dream! Over two acres of ond white, name "Silver " Union Beocn amended to reodas follows: (b) That the period ol usefulness of the ( ouncll ot the Borough ot Fair Haven In Council of the Borough of Foir Haven In the County ol Monmouth ond Stole ot Fair Haven. Excellent references. 741- qualified buyers, and you have more tor natural woodland with truly unique top© SECTION ONE ambulance described In Section I hereof J area Reword 364 B3S5 the County of Monmouth and Slole ot New Jersey (not less than i of oil the 0516. your money. Honey! Coll ui today Asking grophy. Ideally suited tor persons having LOST - One preen Schwlnn Vorslty WM. The improvement described in Section lor which Ihe obligation is authorned to Three of this bond ordinance, is hereby New Jersey (not less than "> ol all the members thereof affirmatively con- Imaginative design ideas and ecological Generator light on front, trap type book be issued is live (5) years members thereof olllrmotlvely con desires. Tremendous volue at S50.000. authorlied as o general improvement to (c) That the supplemental debt state curring) thai carrier on bock. Reward wi ?Z33 be mode or acquired by Ihe Borough ol currlng) that Section 1 The improvement described men. os required by Section 40A 7 10 ol Section 1 The improvement described REAL E5TATE L05t — Siamese Cat Seolpoml altered Eatontown, in the County of Monmouth. the Revised Statutes wos, prior to fhe issuance heretofore mode therefor and including NEW LISTING Vi wooded acres, near Nnvesink Country or purpose required by lot*, ond now of said obligations authorised by thts Or Ihe sum Of 1375 00 OS Ihe down poyment APPRAISED sn.MO Club Principals only 1201) OM-S70S ter 7. singles, groups. If they like you. the sum ol S4.S00 OOai the down payment Stunning ronch on rn lot Features 15x14 IN SHREWSBURY you're hired tor the weekend Minis. New ovoilobie therefor by virtue ot provision dmonce is permitted by the exception for said improvement required by low In o budget or budgets of the Borough for said Improvement required by low ond now available therefor by virtue of master bedroom with tlreploce 74 living With tmumaole 7% mortgage. Pretty tour MONMOUTH BEACH — Two lots, ocean Jersey's most elegant saloon, Sea Bright contained in paragraph "d" of Section and now available therefor by virtue of room with flreploce. 75 dining room, sci- bedroom brick Cope Full basement, de view area Best offer over 176.000 142 1642 and »47 4325 previously adopted. 40A 7 7 of sold low, to fhe debl limito provision in o budget or budgets ot the provision In a budget or budgets ot the Borough previously adopted ence kitchen Mint condition. inched two-car garoge. fireplace in living 7473676 SECTION TWO hons described by said low Borough previously adopted MELMEDREALTORJ 671 5650 room, good sized gomeroom, attractive fWILL HOI be responsible for any debts For the financing of said improvement SECTION VII Section 2 For the financing of said im NAVESINK — Four acre homeslle Nicely other than Incurred by myself Anthony Section ? For Ihe financing of said im provement ond to meet the port of said porch. A good buy al U7.SO0 or purpose, ond lo meet the par) of said That the total omounl ot the proceeds provement and to meet the part ot said wooded, stream. Room for horses. Road Rlley. 1703 Shore Rd , Union Ben. li 1600,000 appropriation, not provided tor of the obligations outhorlied by this Or .7.500 00 appropriation not met by said COLTS NECK — New four bedroom Colo and side street frontage. Secluded, yet 190,000 00 appropriation not met by soid down poyment, negotiable bondt of fhe nlal. Flreploce In family room, plonk REbuclf -"Excess liulds wTth^Fluldex, by application hercunder ot said down dlnance which may be expended for in down payment, negotiable bonds of the walk to school SU.500 671 0747 or Tvl (1.19 - Lose weight with Dm A Diet cap payment, negotiable bonds of the teresl on such obligations, engineering Borough, eoch to be known os Bulk floors. (74.900 Builder, 461.1419 or 411 7142 Borough, eoch to be known os "Borough head Bond, Grange Avenue.' are hereby WATERBURY sules. (1.91. Shrewsbury Pharmocy and Borough ore hereby authorized to be is ond Inspection costs, ond legal tees in Garoge Bond, Allen Street.' are hereby 0552. sued In the principal omounl of tWS.000 the manner provided in Section 40A 7 70 authoriied to be issued in Ihe principal RUMSON — Build your dream house on Little Silver Pharmacy. outhoriied to be Issued in Ihe principal amount ot S acre lot In residential area Wo1(E^S-^^ro«^fhVTiobTrriow~SenrJ pursuant lo the Local Bond Low of New of the Revised Statutes Is not to exceed amount of US.500 00 pursuant to Ihe Lo DEAL MANSION Jersey In anticipation of the issuance of 1MQJQ Bond Low, constituting Sections *0A 7 1 Realtor 47 Years of Service Insurer I4227JO tor details. SI 40. Dlllon. Box 776 C. Red cal Bond Law, constituting Sections to 40A 7 64 of the Revised Statutes ot 10 bedrooms. Three llreploces. 42' living void bonds, ond lo temporarily finance SECTION VIM 40AM to 40A 7M of Ihe Revised Stot Red Bank RUMSQN — Wolerfront. Sweeping views Bank, N.J 07701. The full faith and credit ot the Borough New Jersey, In anticipation of the i%- room 170,000 STERLING THOMPSON I of the Shrewsbury river. 1.5 acres. Asking utes of New Jersey In anticipation ot the suance of such bonds and to temporarily ASSOC, Realtors, 922 9171 TwCfSEASON PASSE~S~^~For~New York liable notes of the Borough In a principal of Shrewsbury Is hereby pledged to Ine issuance of such bonds and to temporo (60.000 Call now . COZENS, Realtor, •mount not ciceeding Si 1*0,000 are here payment of principal ond interest on otl finance said improvement, negotiable NEW LISTING 113 River Rd.. Folr Haven. N J. 741 7614 Glonts home gomes. Ask tor Mike. 'ily finance said Improvement, nego notes ol the Borough In a principal 2914150 by authorized to be issued pursuonl to bonds and notes issued pursuont to this liable notes ot the Borough in o principal 101. Commercial Rentals and within the limitations prescribed by amount not exceeding *7,l?5 00 ore here- Lovely Dutch Colonial, |ust listed, featur TWO LOTS amount not exceeding 185.500 00 are by outhorlied lo be issued pursuant to Ing four bedrooms, large living room, lor ON BEACHFRONT 212. Travel — low payments shall in eoch yeor, on any of hereby oufhonied lo be issued pursuant SECTION THREE said bonds or notes outstanding, be m and wlfhin the limitations prescribed by mat dining room, den with cathedral ceil 2M77M to and wlfhin the limitations prescribed said Low, The maximum rate ol Interest ing ond fireplace, I'/t trafh), two car at Transportation (a) The improvement hereby out ho* eluded in the annuol budget and raised by said Low The, maximum rate of inter- WILL TRAOE — It choice building lott In n*d and the purpose for the tinoncing ol by tax, without limitation as to rate or which ony of said obligations sholl bear toched garage, central air. Beautiful prop- RIDER WANTED - To shore expenses est which any ol soid obligations sholl Is six per centum (6%) per annum ATTRACTIVE erty located In a fine section ot Little Ml Florida, each 75' x 135' for local property which sold obligations ore to be issued omounl upon all the taxable property in bear is six per centum (6%) per annum Leaving Highlands area 6 o m dally, to ver. Call us today. Being offered at only of equal value with or without buildings tor the reconstruction of Hope Rood, the Borough Section 3. (a) The improvement here Jerse^Clty. 291-9127 plons ot Section I ot which have been Section 3 to) The improvement here by outhorlied and for (he financing of SIX ROOM SUITE High ond dry, ell 5727. SECTION IX by authorized and tor Ihe financing at prepared by Richard M. Schuli, P B ond This Ordinance shall take effect which said obligations ore to be issued is mm. L.S., Borough Engineer, and are on tile whtch sold obligation, ore to be issued is Ihe construction of o bulkhead on Grange 213. Instruction twenty (20) days after Ihe first pubheo the construction of o Borough goroge on ptnlrtAy louled « 138. Mobile Homes In the office of the Borough Clerk ond lion hereof, after final passage pursuant Avenue OETROITER i9t4 - Mobile home. 54x10. ATLANTIC HIGHLANOS — Piano les- ore hereby approved ond plans of Sec Allen Street (b) The estimated maximum ot bonds O'oniiateiy 900 to law. (b). The estimated maximum of bonds with Expando. Two bedrooms. Air condl sons. Experienced teocher Few openings lion II ot which ore currently being pre NOTICE or notes to be issued for sold improve conditioning ja Honed. Call after 7 p.m., 657 4403. available tor lessons to begin Sept. 9. 291 pored by the Borough Engineer. • or notes to be issued for soid improve ment is 17,125 00 McCUE STATEMENT ment is US.500 00 sell Mince e«v 4360 (b) The estimated maximum amount The bond ordinance published here (r) The estimated maximum amount Realtors FURNISHED 1970 DELTA 12x60 - Two ic) The estimated maximum amount of money to be raited from all sources bedrooms with central air, washer, porch, LEARN A FORE7GN~LANGUAG! of bonds ar notes to be issued tor said with has been finally posted and the of money to be raised from all sources 30 Ridge Rd Rumson purpose, Is 1570,000 twenty dov period ot limitation within tor said improvement is 17,500 00 Ihe ex AssO 3-room «iyt» Approiro.le 10x30 awning, shed ond aluminum skirting, Throuah telephone. Excellent, economical, for said improvement is $90,000 00 the NEW MONMOUTH — Three-bedroom on large corner lot in adult pork. (14,300. easy OR POKA, 142 7915 lc) The estimated cost ot said purpose which a suit, action or proceeding quest excess thereof over the sold estimated ly42OSq It 1 iv 1600,000 the excess thereof over (he Honing the validity of such ordinance maximum of bonds or notes to be issued split-level. Family room, I /* baths, laun Bank financing owlloble 771 SIM. LITTLE SILVER — Private plono lessons. maximum ot bonds or notes lo be issued dry room. Gorogc. 145,900. Principals sold estimated maximum amount of may be commenced os provided in the therefor being the amount of the soid Experienced teacher with music degree therefor being the amount of Itie soid 1375.000 dow poyment tor sold Improve- only. 671 9649 REMBRANDT 1974 — House trailer, bonds or notes to be issued therefor Local Bond Law, hos begun to run from .4,500 00 down payment for sold Im- Call 747-1100 17x50, portlally furnished Carpeted. 747-1660 _ being the amount ot Ihe said S10.000 the date of the first publication of this ment. 6715241 provement. Section 4 The following matters ore t>V lour Brokff OAK HILL AREA PIANO ANO VQICE INSTRUCTOR - Ex- down payment for sold purpose. statement Section 4. The following matters ore perienced. occredftM To give private les SECTION FOUR JEAN W. FABRY, hereby determined, declared, recited Four bedroom, 7''i-both Colonial. Living 10x50 PONTIAC CHIEF _ Newly remo hereby determined, declared, recited andttatttf: Available Immediately deled. Must be seen. Call evenings ond sons. Teaches oil oges Studio In Atlantic The following matters are hereby de Borouon Clerk and Moled room with flreploce, family room, den or Highlands 177 0054. termined, declored, reel led ond slated (a) The said purpose described in Sec- fifth bedroom. Full basement. Screened weekends. 93» 5512 Sept 16 131 1* (a) The soid purpose described in Sec tion 3 of this ordinance is not o current (a) The said purpose described in Sec lion 3 of this ordinance Is nol o current porch and In ground pool. $70,000 — owner 10x57 MOBILE HOME - Two bedrooms PIANO LESSONS - In Little Silver home. lion Three of this bond ordinance Is not o expense and Is on improvement which 131. Houses for Sale 6715109 Teacher with plono degree. MEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT expense and is on improvement which Ihe Borough may lowlutly moke as a Good condtlon Includes shed Make offer. current expense and Is a property or im the Borough may lawfully make as a OAKHURST — Sale by owner. Three bed- Call anytime, 9312611. ovemcnt which the Borough may law OF TRANSPORTATION general Improvement ond no port of the Mil generol Improvement and no port of fhe cost thereof has been or sholl be special rooms, 1"> baths, spacious den. delightful YOULL FIND THE ONE PIANO TEACH Klly ocQuire or moke as a general im cost thereof has been or shod be special shaded private grounds. Many eitlros 1972 FLAMINGO - 12x60, five rooms, un provement, ond no part ol the cost there NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ly assessed on property specially ben- furnished Beaulllul condition Call S44 ER — Best suited for your child or your- The New Jersey Deportment of Trons ly assessed on property specially ben efited thereby RSON'S RANCHER Open house Sept. 15. II o.m to 3 p.m. 16 self through MCM multiple listing service. ol hos been or shall be specially assessed efited thereby 9269. on property specially benefitted thereby portation will conduct a public auction (b) The period of usefulness of said Jim It won't cost you o penny. Coll 7418810. (bi The period ot usefulness ot soid Elegance, supreme, presti- (b) The period of usefulness ot sold on Thursday. October 3. (974, starting al purpose wlfhin the limitations of Section OUR PERSONALIZED SERVICE - Of 1030 a.m., at 105 Chestnut Street, Red purpose within the limitations ol Section 40A 2 77 of said Locol Bond Law and oc gious area otlers so much 140. Real Estate Wonted purpose, within the limitations of said 40A 2 77 of said Locol Bond Law and oc ters you. the home buyer, o selection ot Local Bond Law, and according lo the Bank. New Jersey The sale will consist cording to the reasonable life thereof, is home. Kitchen has break- over 7000 homes In every price category HOME WANTED - Its Mlddletown High of contents of the building acquired for cording lo the reasonable lite thereof, is twenty (70) years LEGAL NOTICE reasonable life thereof. Is twenty (70) twenty (70) years fast room, fireplaces In liv- ond style. The Berg Agency, til 35. Mid 30s Three bedrooms. years. the proposed Red Bank Station Park ond (c) The supplemental debt statement dietown 671 1000. Coll 3324656 Ride Lot. Monmouth County, New Jer- (ct The supplemental debt statement required by said Low has been filed in PUBLIC NOTICE (c) The supplemental debl statement required by said Low has been Hied >n ing room and dining room QUALITY REALTY ASSOC. HOUSES OR LAND MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP required by said law, hos been duly the Office of the Director of ihe Division REO BANK STATION the Office of the Director of the Division of Locol Government in the Deportment All appliances, wal-fo-wal Hwy M and Homestead Ave.. Leonardo ( Cosh for your house or lond Notice Is hereby given that on July 15. mode ond filed In the Office of Ihe ol Local Government in the Deportment 7913737 THE KIRWAN CO . Realtor 1974 the Mlddletown Township Zoning Borough Clerk, ond a complete executed PARK ANO RIDE LOT of the Treasurer of the Slate of New Jer- throughout My goodness, Printing Presses {Waller Scolt !• ot the Treasurer of the Slate of New Jer sey ond such statement shows that fhe 160 Hwy 36 West Keonsburg. N.J • Board of Adjustment did gronl o von duplicate original thereof hos been tiled sey and such statement shows lhat Ihe I cuuu go on and on, but RANCH IN SILVERTON. TOMS RIVER 7I766O0 , once to Gerold Hogon (cose No 1371) In the Division ot Local Flnonce In Ihe Co.), double loidcr unit, variable oross debt of the Borough os defined in — Located within walking distance to wa speed motors, paper reel machines. gross debt ot the Borough as defined in said Law is increased by this bond ordi- lor property located ot Brotherton Ave Department ot Community Affairs, ond sold Low Is increased by this bond ordi you must see this home; ter, school ond shopping. Three bedrooms, LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In nue. known OS Block 1419, Lot 5 In an R such statement shows Ihol the gioss debl roller stands, starters ond control nance by 17,175 00 and that the said obli panels (Cutler-Hammer), stereotype nonce by U5.5OO.OO ond that the sold obli gotions authoriied by this bond ordi and pass judgment your- dining area, kitchen, utility room, one Keonsburg Mlddlelown Hailef Holmdel 15 /one tor Ihe purpose of subdividing o ot the Borough, OS defined in sofd low, I, goflons outhorlied by this bond ordi- bath. Huge living room. 17x74. huge fomily THE SMOLKO AGENCY 717 0123 orocel of land creating o trontoge viola increased bv this bond ordinance by gas tired furnace (Kemp Co ). pony nonce will be within all debt limitations self We will be giati to nance will be within all debt limilotions prescribed by sold Low room. 11x24, and sundeck with full foundo SELLI NG~Yt5Ulf HOME ? lion 1570,000 and that the sold obligations ou auto-plate machine (Wood), air prescribed by said Law show it lo you anytime lion, 14x37. Lol lOOnlSO with metal shed This determination Is on tile in Ihe Ihorlied by this bond ordinance will be compressor, Slo HI master vacuum (d) Amounts not exceeding 1500 00 in and dog run. 1974 lanes ITOt FHA U6.000. Township Clerk's Office tor public in within all debt timitotiorrs prescribed by dry mat formers, electric scrocher (d) Amounts nol exceeding t?.000 00 Ihe aggregate for items ot expense per- • $70,000 said law. (American Publication Supply Co I, in the aggregate for Items ot expense mitted under Section 40A 7 70 ol said Conventional sJS.OOO. Owner buying bigger spectlon permitted under Section 40A ? 70 of said house. Coll 2Si 1596 otter 5.30 p m. THOMAS J MAGIN (d) The aggregate amount of not ex Slo HI final trim unit, hond operated Law have been included in the foregoing COUNTRY RANCHER flat trimmer (American Publication Law hove been included In the foregoing estimated costs ot said improvement or RIVEB PLAZA - cape Cod. four bed Zoning Boord Secretary ceeding 1175,000. for Hems of expense estimated costs of said improvement or rooms. IVi baths* Living room with lire Mlddlelown Township permitred under Section 40A7 70. ol said Supply Co.). G E Motor generator purpose. Do your own thing in this Mil sets witti starter, newspaper con purpose ploce, dinette, kitchen with dishwasher, low, has been Included In Ihe foregoing Section S The full faith and credit of Section 5. The lull faith ond credit of lovely six-room, 1 V»-balh washer, dryer, refrigerator, stove 139.500. estimated cost of sold Improvement or veyors (Culler Hammer). Slo Hi the Borough ore hereby pledged lo the RECREATIONAL RESOLUTION CHANCING PLACE master router, tying machines, coin the Borough are hereby pledged to the home Lots ot privacy is purpose. punctual payment of the principal of ond punctual poyment of the principal of ond OF MEETING FOR 1OKOUGH SECTION FIVE separator (Salco), coin counter (Ab interest on the said obligations author offered in this home, sur- COUNCIL ON OCTOBER f. 1974 ), hydraulic lift (Joyce), electric Interest on Ihe soid obligations author- RUMSON STARTER - On lOOilOO land The lull faith ond credit ot the Borough iied by this bond ordinance Said obliga ited by this bond ordinance Said obligo scoped lot. Detached two car garage, two a AND NOVEMBER II. 1974 are hreby pledged lo Ihe punctual pay power wiring unit, fluorescent tions shall be direct, unlimited obliga rounded by a half-acre ol lions shall be direct, unlimited otoiigo nice sited bedrooms, eat in kitchen, full 1S1. Bicycles/Mini Bikes WHEREAS, on Januory I-. 1974 Ihe men! ot the principal of. and interest on, lights. Inking system, got. water ond ttons ot the Borough, ond the Borough ground. Room sizes are Borough Council by Resolution, set the compressed air piping lion* of the Borough, ond the Borough basement, utility room ond low taxes. Ask BICYCLE — One year old, 14" tromt. fhe sold obligations outhorlied by this shall be obligated lo levy od valorem sholl be obligated to levy ad valorem extra-large Eat-in kitchen Ing only (34,000. THE KIRWAN CO . man's to-speed Paris Sport. Excellent con ploce of meeting for regular Council bond ordinance Said obligations shall be This sole will be held ol 105 Chestnut taxes upon all the taxable property with meetings ot the Council Chambers. taxes upon all the taxable properly with IREV dlllon HOS. m 1113, 7 to I p.m. only. direct, unlimited obligations ot the Street, Red Bonk. New Jersey in the Borough for the payment of said is ultra-modern and In Borough Hall, ond The inventory will be sold at individual in the Borough for the payment ol soid Borough, and the Borough shall be obli obligations and Interest thereon without obligations and interest thereon without move-in condition Cal us RUMSON WATER VIEW ~ SHOTGUNS — Singlet. 20 gouge winches WHEREAS. II hot been determined gated To levy ad valorem taxes upon all units. limltotitn ot rote or omounl. Three-bedroom, mint condition Colonial ter. 12 gouge Winchester. If gauge Topper limitation ot rate or amount to see if this home meets thai greater public participation might the taxable properly within Ihe Borough CONDITIONS OF SALE Section 6 This bond ordinance shall Mld40's STERLING THOMPSON I AS 410 H ond R Topper. Must have New Jer be created If soAe Council meetings tor Ihe payment of said obligations ond The successful bidder will be required to Section 6 This bond ordinance sholl SOC . Realtors. 977 fin soy pur chose permit. Coll 791 9371 take effect twenty (70) days after the your needs. $49,900. were held In various neighborhoods interest thereon, without limitation ot pay twenty-five per cent (?)%) ot the take effect twenty days alter the first publication thereof after flnol-pas within Ihe Borough; rate or amount. amount of the bid. or fifty dollars tint publication thereof after final pos soge, as provided by said Locol Bond 152. Boots ond Accessories NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE- SECTION SIX (ISO.00), whichever amountjs greater, in .oge. as provided by sold Locol Bond Low Request our 28 page Real TALES OF THE GAY tO'l SOLVED by Ihe Council of the Borough This bond ordinance snail take effect cosh or by certified check drawn lo fhe Low. / Abound about this exquisite home ot lost CATALINA B' — 1974. Relroctable keel, 6 of Eotonlown that the regular meeting ot order of Ihe Deportment ol Trans NOTICE NOTICE twenty (») days after Ihe first publico The Municipal Bond ordinance pub Estate newspaper at no obli- century. IH beauty and charm are retained h.p. Johnson, with (roller and extras. Co'l the Mayor and Council far Wednesday, tlon thereof offer final passoge, CM pro portatlon at the time of the sole. The Municipal Bond ordinance pub In ill large roomt. elegant parlor and SvTl94». October 9, 1974 be held ot I P.M in the Within seven il) days of written notice llshed herewith has been finally passed llshed herewith hos been finally pasted gation Stop in or call col- vidtd by said Local Bond Law at a regular meeting ol the Mayor ond carved staircase. Four bedrooms, lv* EVERYTHING FOR THE BOATMAN auditorium of Ihe Meadowbrook School. STATEMENT of the acceptance of the bid by me Com ot o regular meeting ot Ihe Mayor ond lect. ba s study ond sun room. Coll us Wyckoff Rood, ond that Iheregulor mlssioner of Transportation the balance Council of the Borough of Foir Hoven, Council of the Borough of Foir Haven, meeting of the said governing body for The bond ordinance published here of th« omounl ol the, bid shall be potd by New Jersey, held on Sept. 9, 1974, ond New Jersey, held on Sept. 9, 1974, ond Open 9 to 6, 7 days BOATMAN'S SHOP November 13. 1974 be held at I P M in with hos been finally adopted and fhe 70 certified check to fhe order ot the New the twenty day period ol limitation with the twenty day period of limitation with WALKEgJ^WALKER New Jersey's Largest the auditorium ol the Memorial School. day period of limitation within which a Jersey Department ol Transportation in which a suit, action or proceeding. In which a suit, action or proceeding, STERLING THOMPSON gJj^ Marine Supply House Grant Street; and suit, action or proceeding questioning Failure to forward Ihe balance due with questioning the validity of such ordi questioning fhe validity of such oral 74 Whorl Ave. 741 5710 Red Bonk the validity ol such ordinance con be in the seven 17) day period or looccom nance con be commenced as provided in nance con be commended os provided in Hwy. IS Open dolly 9-6 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Ihol commenced, os provided in the Local the local bond low, has begun to run RCALTOR the Borough Clerk advertise the said pllsh any of the other required terms the local bond low, has begun to run TRANSFERRED, OR JUST OU NEW JERSEY SPEED SKIFF Bond Low. has begun lo run from the sholl cause Ihe deposit to be lorfetted to from Ihe date of Ihe first publication of from the dale ot the first publication of Hwy 35 » Sun** A»g. meetings In the local newspaper ond that dote ot the first publication of this state this statement. GRI MM information in respect thereto be pub the Stole os liquidated domaget and not this statement. write lor your complimentary copy ol Ap- merit, 5cMti Township Call 495 MSI llshed In Ihe Borough s newsletter. os a penally. ROY W. NELSON ROY W. NELSON pleBrook s monthly Homes lor Living MARJORIE L.BECKER Borough Clerk mogailne. Otters pictures, prices, descrip- PACEMAKER DRIFT ACRUISE 1972 MARJORIE L.BECKER Borough Clerk Title lo sold mochinery shot) pass to Ihe I Borough Clerk 922-9123 tions. APPLEBROOK AGENCY, Real- 35 Flybrldge. air. loaded. Must sell Im Borough Clerk successful bidder upon the eiecution ot | Sept 16 Sept. 14 U4.M lors. 950 Hwy IS, Mlddlelown 6712300. mediately Mr Remonko 1201) mill}. Seat 16 | U SI Sept 16 M3 t&