The Daily Register VOL. 97 NO 88 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1974 TEN CENTS Illegal sports betting is big business in N.J. By ike Associated Press », was a "heavy action" day and with the cooperation of "There are basically two basis, ranging from 10 to 25 might wager anything from vidual bets When he calls (he points For example, bettors for the network of bookies op- local police departments and kinds of bookies in New Jer- per cent of the losing bets on the minimum sports bet — $5 bank, he just gives them Ihe who liked the As on Ihe day Fingers fired a fast erating in New Jersey The politicians. sey," Maj. Baum said a particular day. On the win- — to a high roller who wagers totals wagered on various they clinched the pennant ball and Don Baylor went American and National It u a strictly disciplined, "There are those who are ning bets, the bookie makes several thousand bucks on a teams were laying $S to make 15 down swinging. It was all League playoffs were de- efficiently run operation with connected and the indepen- no commission, but he doesn't game. The independents Bettors who liked the Orioles over for the Orioles For the cided, and large sums of mon- tentacles that stretch from dents. Most bookies are con- lose money. His "bank" or "The independent bookie A's, it was time for cham- They operate with rigid wagered 15 to make $6. with ey were bet by thousands of the small-time bookies to ma- nected." "office," with whom he has might be anyone." Maj pagne to celebrate their third "cutoff times." This means the difference being the book New Jerseyans on the four jor illegal gambling centers He explained that a "con- placed the bets, will give him Baum said "Usually they're straight pennant. they will take bets on a game le's edge, or "vigonsh " teams involved. known alternately as "banks" nected" bookie belongs to an money to pay the winners. up to a given time, usually IS small-timers It might just be Bettors who liked Ihe fa- And for New Jerseyans who Maj. William Baum, head of or "offices." organization, "not necessarily The connected guys opera I e to 30 minutes before the start a guy taking bets from five or vored New England Patriots bet on the Baltimore club — the state police Criminal In Essex, Hadsoa, Camdei * the Mafia, but an organized in a certain territory, usually of the event. Once they reach six of his buddies" bettors who laid $6 to make »5 over the Jets on Oct. 13 had vestigation Section, says ille- The state police say the crime group" involved in ille- a small town or a section of a cutoff time, they phone their on that particular game, ac- Sports betting in New Jer- in nive 34 points in Hudson gal sports betting in New Jer heaviest concentrations of il- gal gambling. large city. As "runners." they bets into the bank. cording to a New Brunswick sey and elsewhere operates County and 3 points in Essex sey is a multimillion dollar a legal bookmakers are in the The connected bookies — represent the lowest echelon bookie - it was a bad day. The runner is responsible on a basis whereby a bettor County. year business that thrives, in Essex-Hudson and Camden also known as runners — usu- in the organization and deal (or keeping track of the must lay money odds on Ihe In other words, the Patriots The day of the game, Oct many cases, under the noses areas. ally work on a commission directly with bettors who names and amounts on indi- favored team or give up See Illegal, page X Man, 20, held in city bludgeon slayin By JANEFODERARO hold. Bail was to be set today in Superior Court LONG BRANCH - A 20 Girlfriend released year-old Long Branch man li The suspect's girlfriend. accused of bludgeoning a i'.iind.iii E. Hustle, 21, who young man to death with a trei lived with him, according to limb early yesterday, then police, also was arraigned DOWN THE AVENUE - Cyclists race down place went to Wayne Stetlna, the 20-year-old rac- setting his own home afire at and charged as a material Ocean Ave. In North Long Branch In yesterday's ing champion from Indianapolis, who averaged 22 Pacific and Seventh Aves witness In a homicide. Jersey Shore Open bicycle competition. First m.p.h. here. Wearing a short fur jacket The murder victim was and brown corduroy pants, identified as Richard Graf. the pretty young woman was 21, formerly of Middletown, told by Judge Rand that she who was living in a Highlands was to be released in her own National bicycle champion apartment. The body was dis- recognizance, but to make covered shortly after 3 a.m. herself available to testify in yesterday by a city patrol- the case. man near the burning house. Police said Miss Bostic, for- Police continued their in- merly (if 15 Homestead Road, is Jersey Shore winner vestigation after the murder, Freehold, had lived with suspect was booked and ar- Acerra in the small frame By NADINE JOSEPH straight course down Ocean was last year's national course in less time," said Ihe raigned late yesterday and house for several months-Jihe Ave. in 2 hours, 12 minutes champion. blond-haired champion, as he refused to talk about circum- is a teacher's aide and a mod- ASBURY PARK - Wayne and 46.8 seconds. His speed "Where Is my brother?" wiped the sand from his stances surrounding the homi- el, they reported. Stetlna,. the 20-year-old na- averaged 22 m.p.h. were Stetina's first words as blood-shot eyes, "but during cide. James M. Coleman, Mon- tional bicycle champion from Finishing a few seconds be- he searched the approaching the first lap I slowed down to The suspect, Ferdinand mouth County prosecutor, last Indianapolis, captured the hind Stetina was Jeffrey Led pack of racers for his brother give Dale a chance to fix his (Freddie) Manuel Acerra, 214 night refused lo discuss mo- Jersey Shore Open Bicycle ie of Tasmania, Australia, Dale. Hat." Seventh Ave., formerly of tives in the slaying. But he Race here yesterday. who took the lead for the first Dale, 18, was also cycling in Paced by brother Red Bank, wearing denim ruled out the possibility of a In a chilly breeze, Stetina 10 miles and pedaled along- yesterday's race, sponsored He explained that he and overalls, stood silently and dispute over the girl in a love outdistanced ISO other racers side Stetina throughout the by Steinbach and the Mon- Dale like to pace each other. showed little emotion as he triangle. ARRAIGNED IN SLAYING — Ferdinand M. to take the top prize, a 11,000 race. mouth County Park System When Dale dropped out to fix was arraigned before Munici- The murder victim's par- Acerra, 20, of 214 Seventh Ave., Long Branch, Is U.S. Savings Bond. Third place went to Roger but didn't make the lop 10. his flat, Wayne Stetina tried pal Court Judge Jacob Rand ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. led by Sgt. Roland Matthews of the Long Branch He finished the 50-mile Young of Detroit, Mich., who "I could have made the to hold the pace down but at 5:30 p.m. Graf, 185 Mavesink River' Police Department after he was arraigned in Mu- couldn't wait, since the other He was charged with the Road, who had been es- nicipal Court on charges of first and second degree cyclists were catching up. top two counts of murder as tranged from their son for a murder, plus arson. He Is accused of bludgeoning There were five other pairs of well as arson, then taken to year, were called by police a 21-year-old man to death with a tree limb and brothers in yesterday's race. Monmouth County Jail. Free- See Man held, page 2 setting his own house on fire. Clergyman scores Leclie, the second place Aussie who races throughout Europe, noted that the "time was good for those condi- tions." Oil, jobs probable topics gambling proposal "I couldn't keep up with Stetina," said Leclie, whose By CARL/KIT/ Opposition to the Nov. 5 ref- palms upraised for emphasis, purple T-shirt was sticking erendum asking the voters if dealt with the social issues as out from under his yellow and TRENTON (AP) - Casino they want casinos in New Jer- well as the moral and ethical green outfit. gambling is not the business sey has been spearheaded by- questions involved in the po- of Ford-Echeverria talks of the state, the Rev. Kent Ki- religious leaders and a few tential of casinos operated by "Toward the end. I didn't ser told his congregation. prominent politicians such as the state. care. I just wanted to get off NOGALES, Ariz (AP) - Ford was flying here from Ford's first venture outside The two presidents were to the bloody bike," said 21- the United States as President, In his sermon yesterday, Sen. Anne Martindell, D-Mer- "It seems to me, Ihe more I President Ford has set aside Washington to meet Ech- fly by helicopter to Magda- year-old Leclie. will embrace Mexico's quest enUtled "High Stakes," to the cer, and Sen. Raymond Bate- think of it, that this gambling eight hours for his first everria on the border today lena de Kino, 70 miles south members of Grace Baptist man, R-Somerset, through an proposal not only offends the Most of the 151 racers, who hands-across-the-border meet- before embarking on a for economic concessions and of the border, for nearly two Church, Kiser said, "What organization called "Casinos- Christian conscience but also came from 15 states and from ing with Mexican President lengthy round of substantitive the U.S. interest in a major hours of talks at the local city business has the State of New No Dice." contradicts and repudiates Australia, England, Ireland, Luis Echeverria. Oil and eco- discussions at meeting sites in oil discovery in that country hall. Jersey to engage in an enter- Earlier this month the four the American dream," the Canada and Colombia, were nomic problems promised to both countries. There were indications that Ford and Echeverria then prise which is a swindle? Roman Catholic bishops of minister said. See Stetlna, page 21 dominate their talks. The talks, which mark Echeverria might like to will go by helicopter to Tu- Gambling is a swindle." Kiser New Jersey also declared trade oil for Washington's bac, Ariz., 15 miles north of was one minister who follow- their opposition. agreement to admit migrant the border, for a luncheon ed the recommendation of the Sermons against casinos in Mexican farm workers — a and more discussions. development that would help New Jersey Council of a significant number of It was ladies* day* at hunt races The two leaders planned to ease Mexico's serious Churches and set aside the churches would be a major wind up their meetings with a Toinette Phillips, a comely unemployment problems. third Sunday in October to tool in the effort to defeat the By WILLIAN F. SANDFORD tennis — the distaff siders are See Monmouth Hunt Rare ceremony at the Davis- young lass from West Ches- Ford was expected to stress i preach against the proposed referendum since casino op- Associate Editor generally outmatched in mix Meet photos page 13; race re- Monthan air base. legislation of casino gam- ponents have had little luck ed company and usually stick sults page 17. ter, Pa. north-of-the-border concern bling in New Jersey. raising money to campaign MIDDLETOWN - Bobby to competition among their program at Woodland Farm, If baseball is your thing, about the flow of illegal immi- Ford was scheduled to go to Oklahoma City, to spend the The Rev. Philip Kunz, exec- against the proposal. Riggs wouldn't have liked this own gender. (Remember that former estate of the late the statistics should be im- grants from Mexico at a time night and make campaign ap- utive director of the council year's Monmouth County of 100 Kentucky Derbies to Amory L. Haskell, here, there pressive. when the United States has a State campaign disclosure pearances there and in Cleve- and a minister of the United Hunt Race meeting. It turned date, only one has ever been were lady-horses entered In the four races in which mounting unemployment reports on Oct. 11 showed land tomorrow before return- Church of Christ, said he did won by a filly, and that feat is against boy-horses in four of there were both sexes, there problem of its own. that casino opponents had out to be a sort of equine Bil- ing to the White House. not know in how many lie Jean King Day. still rated one of turfdom's the five races. was an aggregate field of The U.S. President told re- raised less than $10,000 thus rare ones.) eight fillies and mares porters Saturday night that churches the anti-casino ser- Everyone knows that in They won three of them. Echeverria would like to f.ar, compared to nearly In Saturday's 44th annual against 31 colts, horses and immigration, oil, joint efforts mon would be preached. He thoroughbred racing - as in And that despite the fact they convince Ford that Mexican $400,000 in contributions re- geldings. With three wins for to curb traffic in illicit nar- noted, however, that the slate were markedly outnumbered. farm hands should be allowed ported by advocates of casino eight efforts as against one cotics and seven or eight oth- council represents 12 Protest- Here's how the fields to work in the United States legalization. for 31, that means the girl- er matters of mutual concern nat denominations with 3.000 shaped up and what hap- under a program similar lo horses batted .375 against the would be taken up. There was congregations and about 1.5 Riser's sermon, delivered in pened. the bracero project that was boys'.032. no formal agenda lor the dis- million church members in forceful, measured tones with First race, one filly vs. 12 abandoned under pressure cussions. New Jersey. a finger stabbing the air and colts and geldings: The filly Not that fillies and mares from U.S. labor unions. won it. have never won here before. 'Ford's itinerary had him Second race, five fillies and When Miss Audrey Riker's flying from Andrews Air Ford, on the other hand, seven geldings: A filly won it, Perfect Cast won Saturday's Force Base, Md , to David- wants to halt the flow of ille- another filly ran second. (And third race, it gave the Mon- Monthan Air Force Base in gal immigration into the The inside story to make it three out of four of kton, Md., owner a second leg Tucson, Ariz., then going by United States, spurred by helicopter to Nogalcs to greet mounting unemployment and THE WKATIIKR the purse money spots, an- on the coveted Monmnuth Echeverria population growth in Mexico. Sunny, cool today; clear, not as cold other filly ran fourth.) County Hunt Cup. (Three tonight. Sunny, milder tomorrow Complete Third race, one mare wins are needed for per- against four geldings: The manent possession.) report •• page 2. mare won it, completing an Back in 1959, when Miss Hi- Today'^ consumers; State professional wamea aear Dr. Brothers page i all-female "daily triple." ker still lived in Holmdel. a Newest af Uie aatama brides pages 8-J All the horses in the fourth timber-topper named Golden Mtamoata tpea* wliter meeting taday page " were male types. Fly won the Hunt Cup for a learning package' Weekend blgk artaal faatball caverage P»g« M-". In the fifth, one filly faced her. Golden Fly also was a eight males. The best she mare. From our main news room in Shrewsbury, Linda Kllis has Eitries aad seteetlaM at eawtjr tracks page 17 written a three-part series on the lifestyle changes that many Malawai Waraennea alp MWdlet.wa page 17 could do was a fourth. Rut Not only that, but Perfect Bobby wouldn't 'have liked families are molding because of the "tight money squeeze " | ii|ed H«J DARV REGISTER Cast's win Saturday brings C 18S that one, either. She advises that area consumers are responding with Spartan J. 24 PHONE NUMBERS f the cup "back in the family" Comlcs The winning gelding, Sum- solutions. The first of the series will appear in the Contempo- Ctatempiran Life HI Mala Office 542 4*N THE HUNT CUP — Miss Audrey Riker, right of in more ways than one. mer Crop, was expertly Golden Fly was Perfect rary Life section of tomorrow's editions. Editorials.....'. « Classified Ads 54I-17H Monkton, Md., formerly of Holmdel, receives the Monmouth County Hunt Cup from Mrs. Amory L. guided over the 1^-mile turf Cast's mama. In "Learning World," Elinor Multer describes a unique Eatertalameat 2i Clrealatloa Dept S42 *m course bv a iockev named kind of "learning package" that has been in use at her home Financial 12 Sports Dept M1-4W4 Haskell after Miss Rlker's mare, Perfect Cast, won Bahrs' Famous Restaurant the 20th ruiining of the cup race at the Monmouth Danny's Italian Restaurant in recent months. The column is one of the features each Make A Date 2 Middletown Bareaa 171-2251 Highlands - Twin Lobsters Tuesday in The Daily Register, Northern Monmnuth County's Obltaarles * Freehold Bareaa 4C-2I2I Hunt Racing Association meeting In Middletown Offers a Pizza Buffet lunch- $7.95 plus a complete menu of con starting Monday, Oct. 21 largest newspaper and Monmoulh County's musl interesting 14-17 Loag Braack Bareaa ..222-MII Saturday. H. Turney McKnlght, rider of the win- sumptuous seafood delights. ner, looks on. $1.25 per person. Open seven days. 872-1245. newspaper. 2 The Duly Register SHREWSBURY, H J MONDAY. OCTOBER 21.1974 Harry Chapin, a sadness specialist, has happy fans ^** rtt j"i_ ..t.j lines and he never SKI his which falls into that cate- HIS songs, Chaplin noted, By MARVBRTH AJ.LKN are not directed at the lHo RED BANK - It s Junny gory is "empty," the lesser known side of "Taxi." 15-year-old females who buy how popular emptiness and more records than anyone In his characteristic plain- i elusive happiness can be. else Yet, he commented with Rising rapidly in popularity, Consider the case of Harry tive style, he sang of empty htile said, is a son!g frem His tongue in cheek, his record closets, an empty heart, and Cbapin, a specialist in sad- about a disc jockey on an FM latest album which was a an effort to light his life after ness. He was in town, through station was on the charts "for theme that scares htm and a loved one has gone. "I've tienovese productions, and 15 minutes " He linked that may find a place in other felt 4hat way a bunch of Tony DeLauro for two con- profession with his own. ad people's hearts. It deals with times," he commented. certs on Friday — and fans ding that dealing with au- a father who h»s good in- flocked to the Monmouth Arts Although Chapin's songs diences and traveling around tentions but is too busy to Center to hear all about it tend to be introspective, his the country are "hell on have time for his son. The Chapin, who made the juke- personality is outgoing and he homelife." son, nonetheless, wants to box scene via "Taxi," stared has a wit which is quiok to Some of his songs deal With grow up to be just like his fa- out into the audience and surface He was handed a note ther to request that the owner of morality and with nhe theory wondered aloud "How can The tragedy is that he does New Jersey license plate that the world is now accept- this be an arts center? It And when the father is old UZR-568 please move his car ing things which il didn't in looks like a funky old theater and begging him to visit, he to me." And as an incentive for the the past His words ire driver to do so, he added thai simple, his meaning is deep never has the time. He bantered back and And always, there is a trace The program, presented in fourth with the crowd ... es- a naked girl was waiting in the front seat. of the bittersweet. association with the Mon- tablishing the fact that the mouth County Arts Council, Gemini light show, which pre- Before entering the music Especially touching was his song about a dry cleaner in was the third in a series of ceded his appearance, was field, it was the film industry' folk, rock and jazz concerts enjoyed by only about 50 per' which caught Chapin's inter- Dayton for whom music was life but no livelihood Daily, at the center. And. hopefully, cent of those attending est as a highly commu- when the fourth is presented, His voice ranges from soft nicative art form He started he would sing as he put the clothes on racks. Friends per- those attending the first show to snarl and he comes across by packing film crates and of the evening won't be as a gentle-tough kind of guy worked his way into editing. suaded him to go to New •XUMrlMfptMM York for an audition Critics forced to exit via darkened ARRIVING VIA TAXI — Harry Chapin, seated He is less a showman than lie writing, directing, and scor- side alleys. ter, the former Carlton Theater, Red Bank. With is a singer-composer. On ing music for sound tracks. In crushed him with several foreground, who made the jukebox scene via him, left to right, are lead guitarist Ron Palmer, 'Taxi,1 was In concert at the Monmouth Arts Cen- stage, he sits permanently on 1989, he wrote and directed bassist John Wallace, and cellist Michael Masters. a little chair and cradles his "The Legendary Champions," guitar. which was nominated for an Behind him are the men Oscar and won "Best Feature Make A Date who make what he terms — Documentary" awards at the New York and Atlanta film A paid directory of coming events for nonprofit organltt and what truly is — "incred- tions. Rates: $2.00 for 3 lines lor one day $1.00 each addi- Man held in city slaying, fire ible sound." They are John festivals. tional line; $3.00 for two days. $1.25 each additional line. Wallace, bassist; Ron Palm- When his brother, Tom, was $500 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line: (Continued) er, lead guitarist, who was host for the children's TV $6.00 for 10 days; $200 each additional line; $1000 for 20 about 5 a.m. yesterday to featured for several short, hu- show "Make A Wish,'1 Harry days $2 50 each additional line. Deadline noon day before* identify the body at Mon- morous vocals, and Michael wrote 32 songs about one- publication. Call The Daily Register. 542-4000. ask for the mouth Medical Center. Masters, who gets more word subjects. Tom sang Date Secretary. "His (ace was badly bat- sound out of a cello than you them — and the show won a tered." the father said "We ever believed possible. Peabody Award. Today - For children, Dial-a-Story with a Biblical mor- could barely make the identi- The arts center's accoustics Billboard magazine named al. Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of Mid- fication." and Chapin's diction were ex- Chapin "Trendsetter of the dletown. Dial 671-3319 Continually in scrapes cellent, enabling everyone to Year" in 1973 for "devising a OCTOBER 1», 20, 24, 28, 27 Mr. Graf described his son hear the meaningful words he storytelling style of music Center Drama Workshop will present a trio of one-act as having been "in and out of sang. Songs on the flip sides with a narrative impact rare plays directed by Vince Hartnett, "Save Me A Place at scrapes continually" with po- of hits, he noted, make as in popular music." In 1972. he Forest Lawn," "Dr. Fish" and "The Chinese," at the lice. "But he was never In- much money as the sides won a Grammy as best new Monmouth YM-YWHA, Grant Ave., Ocean Township. volved with violence. He did which are famous And one of artist Curtain 7:30 p.m. on Thursday and Sunday; 8:30 on Sat- nothing that would injure any- urday. For further Information or reservations, call 531- body," the father said. 9100. According to the Long OCTOBER 21 Branch police blotter, Patrol- City board to meet man Douglas Gotfredsen re- FISH volunteer meeting, 8:15 p.m.-10. Christ Episco- ported smelling smoke in the pal Parish House, Sycamore Ave. and Hwy 35, Shrews- area of Pacific and Seventh employes on pact bury. All welcome. Aves. at 3:04 a.m. yesterday. First Church of Christ. Scientist, Red Bank, will spon- Patrolmen Bruce Newman LONG BRANCH - The city still will be looking for a sor a free lecture entitled "The Power of God" to be giv- and Patrick Joyce joined him Board of Education and (43,000 increase above the en by Mr. Horado Omar Rivas, C.S., of Argentina at the' and reported that smoke was school employes were to re- board's last overall offer. Molly Pitcher Hotel, 88 Riverside Ave . Red Bank at K:15 emanating from a small CITY CRIME SCENE — Small frame house in rear of property at Pacific sume contract negotiations "There can be a resolu- p.m. house in the rear of another and Seventh Aves., Long Branch, was gutted by fire early yesterday. Po- this afternoon at the Empress tion," he said. "But we're not on Seventh Ave. After they lice discovered body of murder victim nearby. City police booked a murder Motel, Asbury Park. going to let too many hours "Game Night" - Sponsored by Ladies' Auxiliary, called two fire units, the body suspect within 12 hours. The Long Branch Educa- pass ..." He added that the Oceanport H 4 L Co., 8 p.m. at Firehouse, Main St. Do- of Richard Graf was dis- tion Association (LBEA), offi- LBEA has contingency strike nation $1.50. Refreshments. For information, 542-3835. covered ne.ar the fire scene. man's 16-year-old sister was of the murder, however, until Mr. Graf spoke openly cial bargaining unit for city plans ready to set in motion. A full-scale investigation "hit the hardest." Another they arrived at Monmouth about the family's "broken teachers, pressed for the. (The full membership of the OCTOBER 21 thru 23 got under way with the arriv- talks after wage negotiations LBEA Thursday voted to give Rumson Country Day School Book Fair and Christ- sister, age 23, attends school Medical Center, after 5 a.m., relationship with Richard" 1 al of city detectives, county in New York, but was at to make positive identi- and his history of "rebellious- blew up earlier in the week. full power to its 10-membcr mas Boutique — 8:45 a.m. to 4ft0 p.m. Bellevue Ave .. detectives and Maj. John M. home when the Grafs got fication "of a young man's ness." The father said. "We Meanwhile, the LBEA is negotiating team to call a Ridge Rd. Tues. 7 to 9 p.m. Buffin, city director of public word of their son's slaying. body." Mr. Graf said, "But. kept hoping and hoping he gearing up its strike mecha- strike "when deemed neces- OCTOBER 22 safety. by the time we got there, we would be all right until be got nism in case today's session sary." Monmouth Symphony Orchestra — Opens its 26th con- Heading the murder in- Mr. Graf said they were were pretty well prepared." out of lt. But it won't happen also should fail. After a year of stalled nego- cert series at Ocean Twp. High School, West Park Ave., vestigation for the city is De- first contacted around 4 a.m. now." In addition, the organiza- tiations, the board's latest of- Oakhurst, 8:30 p.m. Guest pianist Marilyn Neeley. Call tective Lt. John P. Naylor yesterday by Detective Sgt. He also reported that his The father said the John V tions representing school cus- fer, made in September, was Lt. Naylor said Acerra and Ronald Ohnmacht of the Mid- son's girlfriend spent the af- 531-2838 or 747-0356 for information. Pfleger Funeral Home of todians and secretaries, each a $l,O00-per-year increase for • his girlfriend were picked up dletown police who ques- ternoon at their Middletown Middletown will be in charge seeking an approximate 10 each teacher in a two-year OCTOBER 23 in Red Bank yesterday at 1:15 tioned the whereabouts of home. The girl, whom he did contract. The LBEA has bal- of arrangements. An autopsy per cent pay hike, will appear "Handcrafts" — Sale of handwoven table linens, baby p.m. by Long Branch detec- their son in connection with a not identify, had been ques- ked at the offer, mainly be- was to be performed today by at the bargaining table. items, stoles, wooden Items, brooms, etc. Sponsored by Pi tives. fight. tioned earlier by police, he cause it would give newer the Monmouth County Medic- The board and teachers Beta Phi Sorority, from the Arrowcraft Shop, Gatlinburg, The suspect reportedly They did not officially learn said. teachers more in percentages al Examiner's Office. yesterday still appeared to be Tenn. At 19 Oakes Rd., Rumson, from 10 to 4. grew up in Red Bank, attend- at odds over money. The Rev. than veteran teachers. ed schools there and later at- C. P. Williams, board presi- "We felt it was ultimately OCTOBER 2fi tended Brookdale Community dent, said: "There's just no fair," the Rev. Williams said. "Halloween Dance' - sponsored by River Plaza College, Lincroft. Police said Illegal sports betting in N. J. more money to offer — unless "After all, the cost of living Hose Co. No. 1, Foster and Applegate. 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.! he is unemployed, but had a miracle lakes place. hurts the person working for Buffet, costumes optional, music by Revival Donation been doing odd jobs in con- "If we go over our budget two years as much as the one $7.50 per couple Tickets at door or call A. Grossi 741- struction here. by offering more than we who has worked for 20 5662. Declines making connection mullimillion dollar business have, we can go to jail," he years," he said. "Bazaar" - Sponsored by the Building Fund, Cal- Lt. Naylor also reported He added, however, that he (Continued) percentage of his gambling The independent does not said. "That's how clear cut it vary Bapist Church, corner Bridge Ave, River St., Red that Acerra's small frame would "not bitterly hang take receives the following: receive the services afforded is." Bank, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dinner served. Prizes. house "was completely gutted had to win the game by at the line, any protection that a connected man. So what But, in the teachers' camp, onto" the across-the-board by fire." But he refused to least four points. might be available and a does he do? John Molloy, field representa- $1,000 offer if, in fact, the "Sweater Sale" - Dresses, skirts, pants. Knits for say how the fire was con- The connected runner gets place to "lay off" heavy bets. He might buy the line from tive of the N.J. Education As- LBEA seeks redistribution of everyone. New merchandise, first quality, latest fashions. nected to the homicide. this valuable information, The independent without a one of several legal sports sociation, parent of the the same funds among the Vi price or less. Free babysitting. Unitarian Church, 1475 Mr. Graf, an employe at Ft. known as "the line," from the franchise operates at his own betting service centers. LBEA, said his negotiators teachers. W, Front St., Lincroft, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monmouth, said his slain son, bank for which he works. The risk. who attended Middletown small banks get it from larger Or he might merely use the Third Annual Craft Bazaar — Sponsored by the Many maintain a low pro- Ladies luxilliiry of Old Village Fire Co. at the Fire- schools, had left home to go banks, often from New York file and are not normally lines carried in most daily to California in October, 1973 and Philadelphia and some- newspapers. Several New house. l\t 35, 10 to 4. Craft demonstration.;, lunch, bake bothered by the organization, sale Admission free. But he returned to Monmouth times from Las Vegas. which might not even know Jersey, New York and Penn- County last July and moved sylvania papers carry lines on The independent does not they exist. The independent is OCTOBER 25, 26, NOVEMBER 1, 2 into an apartment in High- college and professional foot- have the benefit of this ser- left alone, unless he intrudes Monmouth Players present "Outward Bound", prize- lands, taking jobs as a house ball. Some carry pro basket- vice, unless he is given 'a into the area of a connected winning play by Sutton Vane, 8:40 p.m., Library Play- painter. franchise by the mob, accord- ball and hockey lines, and a bookie and takes away some house, Monmouth Ave., Navesink. Tickets avilable ati ing to Capt. Evan E. Miles of few run baseball lines. These "We lost contact with him. of his action. door one hour before curtain. For information, 747-2853. the City-County Organized Sines are usually close to the Your Doorway to Security We had broken the relation- Then he is subject to the Crime Strike Force operated lines given to connected run- ship . .," Mr Graf said. "He wrath of organized crime, Since 1887 out of the Essex County pros- ners. OCTOBER 27 was independent and rebelled which might have him ar- against the family." ecutor's office. "Red Bank Halloween Parade " - 2 p.m. Start at E! rested, break his kneecaps The independent also might The father said his wife Franchise benefits Bergen and Broad, terminate White St. Parking Lot Re- with a baseball bat or, if the call a connected runner and was "doing as well as could An independent who buys a freshments. Over $600 in prizes. Walk up in costume en- offense is serious, dump him get his line, pretending to be be expected," but the young franchise from the mob for a ter proper category. Information, 747-1900. into a river. a bettor. To keep the man DIVIDENDS from getting suspicious, the OCTOBER 30 independent will make vari- COMPOUNDED "Harvest Bazaar" - St. Johns Episcopal Church, ous bets — usually "lay off" Pojnt Rd., Little Silver, 10 to 4. Lunch 12 to 2. Hot dogs Weather: Sunny, cool bets — with him. for "kids". Boutique, Christmas gifts, etc. Another alternative is to DAILY Chilly with bright sunny southern Michigan and north- Long Branch, deduct IS min- make his own line. But this is NOVEMBER 1, 2 3 skies today, high in the low ern Indiana. utes, Highlands bridge, add foolish unless he is a sports "Festival of ReHglous 50s. Clear tonight, not as cold Despite the cold, there was 40 minutes. expert. as last night, low in the upper little precipitation in most PAID 30s. Sunny tomorrow and parts of the nation. milder in the afternoon, high Temperatures were in the near 60. the outlook for 50s over much of the plains to MONTHLY Wednesday: Fair and season- the Central Gulf Coast and NOVEMBER* able. were in the 40s to low 60s MATAWAN TOWNSHIP Annual Fair, Holmdel Auxiliary to Bayshore Commu- In Long Branch, yes- west of the Rockies. Municipal Utilities Authority where you save does nity Hospital, 10 a.m.-4 p.m, Indian Hill School, Holmdel terday's high temprature was Readings early today na- Rd., Holmdel. Handmade items, food tor sale. 44 and the low. 29 degrees I! tionwide ranged from 17 de- make a difference was 39 at 6 p.m. and the over- grees at Toledo, Ohio, to 78 at NOVEMBER 14,15 night low was 28. Today's 7 Phoenix, Ariz, and Needles. "Cent-A-Mental Days," 35 Fair Haven shops will do- a.m. temperature was 2H Calif. will be flushing hydrants in Strathmore nate a percentage of proceeds trom your early Christmas Unseasonably cold air TIDES section of Matawan Township beginning shopping to benefit retarded children. Sponsored by chilled many parts of the Sand) Hook Greater Red Bank Auxiliary for Retarded Children. Country east of the Mis- TODAY - High 12:43 p.m. Mon.. Oct. 21, 1974, between hours 9 nd ^Zoan , NOVEMBER 15, 16. 17 sissippi River early today, und low 7:09 p.m. P.M. to midnight. RED BANK vith temperatures reported TOMORROW - High 1:12 Broad A B«rg«n "Joy of the Arts" - Indoor arts and crafts exhibition near or below freezing from a.m. and 1:33 p.m. and low FAIR HAVEN MATAWAN 1W. and sale for the benefit or the Vietnamese American Chil- 5M fll.tr Rd New England to the northern 7:18 a.m. and 8:05 p.m. Rout* 34 rwir Lloyd Rd. dren s Fund Brookdale College at the Paddock. Sat. H to half of South Carolina. For Red Bank and Kumson SjvtoffC Accovflli tniund bf FSitC 5, Sun. 12 to 6. Donation $1 .25. children 50c. Reception In the Midwest, tempera bridge, add two hours; Sea HM£?' t0 "• D°nal'On U For lnf0' •«'KM- 046-9440 lures dipped into the teens in Bright, deduct 10 minutes; SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY OCTOBER 21 I&74 Till Dr. Brothers tells of woman's new role MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP Citing a study of salesmen's accept it." - "Young women are having reactions to both sexes, Dr Dr. Brothers said she did identity crises that they never Brothers remarked that the not favor open marriage, ad- had before. They are asking "young sexily dressed wom- ding that "sex with a lot of themselves 'what do 1 do with an" may get more attention people becomes unsatisfying Ford stands by Rockefeller choice my life?' instead of 'whom do and courtesy when she buys a and boring unless you really WASHINGTON - President Ford is standing by his nomi I want to marry?' " Dr car but she lands the worst care for the person." nation of Nelson A. Rockefeller, declaring, -I'm M,II con- Joyce Brothers, psychologist bargain. In other words, the The famous psychologist vinced be would nuke a good vice president and radio and television per- liberated woman is "not tak- said she believed that even at Ford, fielding questions from five newsmen aboard Air sonality, told a group of pro- en seriously." the peak of women's liber-' Force One late Saturday, was asked whether any con- fessional women. it's difficult for us to light ation, women were not en- servative Republicans had urged him to withdraw the inertia, Speaking at the awadds din- male prejudice against com- gaged in sex for sex's sake ingly controversial nomination ner of the New Jersey Feder- petent women," she said. but rather to initiate a rela- 1 "I wouldn't say anybody seriously, the President re- ation of Business and Profes- The famous columnist noted tionship. sponded, Implying that inch advice had been received sional Women's Clubs, Dis- that the prejudice wasn't all "Too early sex." she told Standing in shirtsleeves in the aisle of the plane as it trict I, Dr. Brothers noted male-centered and that there the group, "created diffi- brought him home from a campaign trip to Louisville, Ky., that women's concept of their was a backlash among non- culties and makes a person Ford held what amounted to an informal news conference. role in society has changed working women "who misun- divorce (separate) set and Putting occasionally on a pipe. Ford said he expected because of the women's liber- derstand women's lib " love." Rockefeller's nomination to be confirmed before the Presi ation movement. Dr. Brothers said that con- Throughout the evening. dent's planned trip to Japan next month This would seem to "I think women's liberation trary to popular belief, the Dr. Brothers voiced optimism be out of the question since Ford tentatively plans to leave is one of the most important women's movement does not in the chances of love's sur- the country Nov. 17 and Congress does not return from Us movements in this century," denigrate women who stay at vival in a world of changing election recess until the following day Dr. Brothers said. "It has home and has fought for rec- roles. "There is hope that permeated everyone's con- ognition and compensation for love can last a lifetime, even Portland girds for power cut sciousness, and Is affectig ev- housework. today," she said, citing a ery woman." Noting that women's aware- study that concludes that a PORTLAND, Ore. - Slate, local and federal authorities However Dr. Brothers re- ness of their sexuality has af- least one marriage in six sur- WOMEN OF THE YEAR — Dr. Joyce Brothers, psychologist and brood- have begun preparations to counter possible power blackouts ported that discrimination fected male-female relation- vives. cast star, spoke at a dinner of the New Jersey Federation of Business and in case an extortionist carries out his threat to dynamite against women has not ships, Dr. Brothers said that Dr. Brothers was chosen to Professional Women's Clubs. Introducing Dr. Brothers, second from right, more transmission line lowers in the Portland area. ceased. "if ajnan is looking for a girl address the group because were Ms. Jean Kerrigan, left, Co-chalrperson; Ms. Nancy Slracusa, second Bonneville Power Administration officials, area police and "It still costs $3,500 to be a like the one that married dear she represents the successful from left, president, and Ms. Mary M. Gray, right, one of seven women the FBI reviewed emergency plans Sunday after the power woman and this is after it has old dad, he'd better hurry." career woman, of whom sev- honored at the dinner. administration refused to pay a fl million ransom demanded been against the law to pay But Dr. Brothers cautioned en were selected by their In an extortion letter. women less than men for II that sexual liberation, as de- clubs to'be honored at the general practitioner. ment official of Prudential In- - Ms Alice M Harvey. Officials from area military installations and the Oregon years," she declared, describ- fined in "open marriage" as dinner - Ms. Ruth B Crawford, surance. Hightstown, a member of the - National Guard were briefed on the situation. ing the gap between legal promiscuity of partners in a The "women of the Year" New Shrewsbury, retired — Ms. Madora J Doherty, local board of education Portland General Electric Co. and Pacific Power and steps and actual changes in marriage, was not yet "a cul- were: borough tax collector. a lawyer. ^»- Ms. Mary M Gray, Tren- Light, major city-based utilities, fired up reserve combustion- society as taking "a terribly turally accepted thing" and — Dr. Edith L. Brown. — Ms. Florence Skrivanek. - Ms. Ethel F Gaunt, ton, manager of marketing powered and steam plants to provide extra electricity if long time." that men "were not ready to Ocean Grove, a semi-retired Belford, a former manage- Beachwood, a councilwoman for the Thiokol Corp needed. A Swiss voters reject deportation BERN, Switzerland — Swiss voters have decisively re- Keyport mayor, patrolman jected a proposal to deport 540,000 foreigners in the next three years. Nearly 70 per cent of those voting in yesterday's referen- dum rejected the constitutional amendment. The vote was both deny assault charges 1,689,870 to 878,739. A similar proposal four years ago came KEYPORT - Mayor Wil the scuffle with the mayor. much closer to success, with a 46 per cent affirmative vote. Ronald L. Horan, Keyport's / liam A. Ralph and Keyport Mayor Ralph represented municipal judge, presided at The amendment was proposed by a right-wing group Patrolman William E Keller himself at the proceedings af- called the National Action Against Over-Foreignerization of the brief — and unannounced were arraigned in municipal ter Borough Attorney Ben- — proceedings, but stated People and Homeland. It would have set a limit of 500,000 for- court here Saturday afternoon edict R. Nicosia disqualified eigners living in Switzerland by Jan. 1,1978. that he, too, is disqualifying on charges of assault which himself from representing the himself from hearing the This would have meant expulsion of 540,000 non-Swiss, they have lodged against each mayor, who appointed him most of them farmhands, unskilled industrial laborers, street cases, because of the mayor's other. _ earlier this year to serve as involvement. cleaners, dishwashers and waiters. About two-thirds of these Both men presented pleas the borough's lawyer. are Spaniards and Italians attracted by better pay than they of "not guilty." can get at home. The mayor and the police- man reportedly were involved Mrs. Rockefeller's spirits high In a scuffle during the early NEW YORK - Vice-president designate Nelson A. morning hours on Friday, Rockefeller says his wife Happy ended the weekend in "ex- Oct. 11, at Ye Cottage Inn cellent spirits" after her .cancerous left breast was removed restaurant, here. They had been attending a testimonial a winner... last Thursday. After visiting Mrs. Rockefeller at Memorial Sloan-Ketter- dinner, honoring retired Po- tng Cancer Center for the second rime yesterday, the former lice Sgt. William A. Pease, New York governor said "I thank God we're so lucky and when the fist fight allegedly she's doing so well." ELEPHANT HOLDER — Monmouth County Republican Chairman Ben broke out before no witnesses in the men's room of the res- Rockefeller added, "All she's talking about is When can I iamin H. Danskin holds a stuffed elephant given him last night at a fund- taurant. go home'?" raising party In the Old Orchard Inn, Eatontown. Nearly 500 persons paid Earlier, a spokesman for the center said "She now has a $10 each for the wine and cheese party. With Mr. Danskin are Van R. Hal The patrolman was sus- minimum of pain and her physical progress is most satisfac- sey, center, who served as county GOP chairman from 1932 to 1936, ond pended by Police Chief Wil- tory. She Is In good spirits and will be up and about most of New Shrewsbury Mayor Robert Henck. Uam J. Getger immediately the day. She is continuing on her postoperative exercises with after the fight took place. the rehabilitation team." As another result of the in- cident, the mayor signed two Danskin at testimonial tells complaints against the police- Suit seeks to hold Nixon papers man, charging him with as- WASHINGTON - A suit to block former President Rich- i sault and battery and threat- ard M. Nixon from regaining custody of materials from his ening to take a life. administration has been prepared by a group of educators, Patrolman Keller — who journalists, historians and political scientists. GOP it must get out vote was booked on both charges Members of the group said it would be filed in federal EATONTOWN - Mon- "Just go out and vote," he two-hour party was Van R. on Tuesday, Oct. IS — filed a court today. Meanwhile, a hearing was scheduled before U.S. mouth County Republican said. "Please go out and vote Halsey of Rumson, a former counter complaint against the District Judge Charles R. Richey today on a suit filed by Nix- Chairman Benjamin H. Dan- on election day." county Republican chairman, mayor the following day, on to regain custody of his former White House documents skin gave out the word last Mr. Danskin was Introduced and mayor of Rumson. charging Keyport's top elect- and materials. night and the word is "vote." by William F. Dowd, an Al- Mr. Halsey was county ed official with assault on a The suit to block the government from surrendering the He told nearly 500 suppor- lenhurst lawyer who ran GOP leader from 1932 to 1936 police officer. materials to Nixon said the plaintiffs believe "some person or ters who paid $10 each for a twice for Congress against proceeding the late J. Russell Attorney Seymour R. Klein- persons with access to presidential materials have already wine and cheese party at the Rep. James J. Howard, D- Woolley, who held the position berg represented Patrolman caused damage to some correspondence, papers, books .mem- Old Orchard Inn in his behalf N.J. for more than a quarter of a Keller at Saturday's arraign- oranda, tape recordings or other valuable documents of the that the Republicans had no He said Mr. Danskin needs century. ment proceedings. United States." one to blame but themselves support in his election be- Mr. Halsey told the crowd The policeman did not ap- for last year's election dis- cause the office of county that Mr. Danskin "is the pear personally for arraign- aster. clerk is "a low profile office" greatest county chairman ment. Jack Benny's condition 'good' Last year the Republicans which never gets any publi- Monmouth County has ever The attorney explained that LOS ANGELES — Comedian Jack Benny was in good suffered probably their worst city. had since Van R. Halsey " his client was absent because condition today at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after becoming defeat in the county's history "If, by some catastrophe," Also introduced were a he was receiving medical at- ill in Texas, hospital authorities report. and are now in a position to Mr. Dowd said, "he loses, we number of county and local tention for a head injury The 80-year-old Benny was admitted to the hospital as a lose control of the county will be stuck for five years candidates including Kenneth which he allegedly suffered in precautionary measure yesterday afternoon, a hospital which they have held for with that other guy — think W. Clark, candidate for con- spokesman said. more than 30 years. about that." gress; Joseph Regan 3rd., Hospital officials said there was no word on when Benny Mr. Danskin, who is seeking The "other guy" is John R. candidate for sheriff; Joseph would be released. A spokesman said he was undergoing rou- reelection as county clerk, Fiorino, Monmouth County C. Irwin, who is seeking re- SAL'S tine tests. said the GOP lost last year Democratic chairman, who election to the board of free- Tavern Restaurant Earlier yesterday, the comedian left Presbyterian Hospi- simply because a large num- opposes Mr. Danskin for the holders, and Axel B. Carlson, tal in Dallas and flew here by private jet. ber of voters stayed home clerk's job. also seeking reelection as a 40th Year Serving Beenny had canceled a performance Saturday night in election day. Among those attending the freeholder. Dallas after experiencing a numbness in his hands and arms. LUNCH & The appearance was in a benefit for the Southwestern Medic- al School of the University of Texas. DINNER GOP, Democrats rapped ItAUAN CUISINE Six slain in family bakery Opm 7 Day* A Week Shrewsbury at Herbert SI. NEW BRITAIN, Conn. - "There was no' other motive Red Bank than robbery," says Police Chief Thomas Ormsby of the slaying of six persons in a family bakery for stance on apartments The Most The bodies of the owner of the Donna Lee Bakery, a clerk MIDDLETOWN - Wilford "inflict upon the township." •Schell deceives the public by Bouiitiliil Hoard and four customers were found in a back room Saturday L. wisner and Henry M. Grid Mr. Wisner said an ordi- telling them he is working to save with us night. Each had been shot in the head, and the clerk also had ley, independent candidates nance will be introduced by lower the total to fewer than been shot in the throat. for Township Committee, the Township Committee to- 500 units." The victim's wallets and handbags were missing, and the have charged the Republicans morrow calling for 4,300 mul- We pay the male victims' trouser pockets were turned inside out. Ormsby and the Democrats arc two- tiple dwelling units. "The candidates for the two said the cash register at the^ bakery was empty, but police do faced about the number of "I will vote against it. 1 entrenched parties are trying not know how much money was taken. , apartment units they plan to to outdo each other in making SluOolu brook highest interest rates Detective Capt. George Berescik, heading the in would eliminate three tracts that would reduce it to the false promises of fewer apart- vestigation. said last night that he thought police would ments for Middletown," Mr. "come up with results in the next day or so." Protest rally slated .1,000-unit range," Mr. Wisner said. Gridley put in. "Wil and I on savings accounts and He said three to five persons who were unknown to the by taxpayers group have always publicly and -201) !•• victims probably took part in the slayings in this central Con He stated that though Wal- LONG BRANCH - A mass privately opposed the scan- ter B. Rainc and Ralph A necticut city. protest rally will take place dalous master plan, and we certificates of deposit Siciliano, Republican Town- tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in Slo- are working now to see that ship Committee candidates, cum Hall, just before the city the new zoning ordinances have slumped for about 1.000 council meeting, by the preserve the character of allowed by The Daily Register multiple dwelling units in United Civic and Taxpayers Middletown," he went on. their news releases, the Re- MolnOfllct Organization, to protest the OM Rttrtltf PKBO. StHtwUwry. N.J. 0«0l publican on the committee. Branch 0«ICM reassessment of city property 17* Ml. IS. MWdHtom. N J. ip77« Peter J. Carton and Frank II "Harry and I will continue federal regulations X toil Moio SI. FrwhoW. Hj.. OWIt by the J.M. Cleminshaw Co. J7» troochmt. LongBronchlHMO Rriggs. "refuse to go below ' to fight in private negotia- The Taxpayers Organiza- tions as well as in public PuOlltJwd by TM fttd Bonk R<«liltr 4.300 units." EttaMlthtd In 1171 b» John M. Coo* ond Htnry Cloy tion seeks to have Edward statements for the continued u.«h>r of IM AlMKlotfD Prtll - TM AMOClStM Prnt It Oilllln) Rosenblum, of Rosenblum He addod. "Democratic development of Middletown CENTRAL JERSEY BANK tMto**IM jU%T£*lkitlH boss-dictated master plan, but MIMIIR FtOMAL D«PO«IT |N*U*ANC> COMOMTION 4 The MyRegfcter SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY OCTOBER 21 1974 City is sued IIIHIIIMHIIimilHHIIIIHIIIIIIIIMtlHtimillllMHIIIIIIIII Hazlet man in dispute ; Obituaries is killed by on easement HMMMlUMiiHiiHiiiHMMiiMHiiiiiiiiiiimHliimmiHiimimiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiHmiimiiii FREEHOLD - Mr. and Mr> Arthur Morse or W New Edward Yanderbilt. Earle B. Hennehel falling beam Ocean Ave . Long Branch, ex-Hazlet official LINCROFT - Earle B HAZLET - Services for have filed a lawsuit to compel HAZLET - Edward Van Henschel. 68. of IS Hilltop Hugh N Dullard, 38. of 32 Ne- Long Branch to proceed with derbllt ST., 78, of CM Laurel Circle, died yesterday in Mon- vada Drive, killed Friday condemnation proceedings Ave. died Saturday at Riv mouth Medical Center, Long when a heavy beam fell on against an easement they erview Hospital, Red Bank Branch him at a New York City con- have for access to the beach. Mr. Vanderbilt was. a for- He was bom in New York struction site, are under di- In their lawsuit, the Morsesf mer mayor and councilman City and lived in the Middle rection of the Day Funeral said that Long Branch has here in the IMO's He was a town area for the past 35 Home, Keyport condemned property adjoin- founder of the North Center- years Until his retirement ing the beach and turned the Mr Dullard was a foreman ville Fire Co., and was its five year's ago. he was a beach Into a public bathing for Castle Construction Co. first president. building contractor area New York City He was He was a member of the The Morses maintain that He was a member of the struck by the beam, a five- Mystic Brotherhood Lodge 21. they acquired the easement American Legioh Post 23 of foot length of 4 by 4 which Keyport, and a member of F 4 A M. Red Bank and a when they purchased their past master of the lodge He tumbled from the ISth story the Molly Pitcher American of a building on which he was property in 1968 but that the Legion Post. He was a mem- was a member of Crescent city's condemnation of the ad- Temple, Trenton, and the working, as he stood on the ber of the World War I Bar- sidewalk at 420 E 53d St thur Fell, executive director of the association; joining beach area has de- racks 1107 New Jersey Consistory He PACKAGE DEALERS DINNER - Members of stroyed the easement and was past Tyler of the Grand William Mari, dinner chairman; Fred Bruno, a co- Mr. Vandertilt retired eight Born in Ireland, Mr Dul- Monmouth County Package Liquor Stores Associ- they, therefore, should re- Lodge of the State of New . chairman; Mrs. Lillian Fell; Jack Todres, a co- years ago from the Mon- lard moved here from the ation held their annual dinner last night at Dia- ceive compensation from the Jersey. Bronx, N Y , six months ago mond Jim's Restaurant, Rt. 34, Cheesequoke. chairman; John Hanley, association president, mouth County Road Depart- and Chester Rusin, o cochairman, city The easement provided ment. He was a member of the Members of the committee are, left to right, Ar- that the property owners Red Bank Elks Lodge and the Surviving are his widow. Surviving are his widow. could use the beach proper Kirsl Presbyterian Church of Mrs Brigid Fahy Dullard. Mrs Mane K Henzler Van- ties across the street from Red Bank two daughters, Teresa Anne" derbilt; a son, Edward Van- their residential site, said the He is survived by his wid- and Lisa Dullard, and a son. derbilt Jr., Holmdel, two sis- Gary Dullard, all at home. complaint. ten, Mrs. Norma Woolley of ow, Mrs Ethel Buck Hen State told it can't enforce The lawsuit is seeking to schel, a daughter, Mrs Joan his mother, Mrs Margaret Lmon Beach, and Mrs. Eliza- Dullard of Kilkenny. Ireland; have the city ordered to com- beth Walling of Keansburg. L'ngerer, Syracuse, NY. and mence legal action for the ap- two grandchildren two brothers, Michael Dullard three grandchildren, and five of Ireland and Patrick Dul- pointment of a three-member The Adams Memorial great-grandchildren lard of England. andsthree unpublished pollution rules condemnation commission to Home, Red Bank, is in charge The Bedle Funeral Home of sisters, Mrs Angela Tiernan. determine the fair price for of arrangements. Keyport, is in charge of ar- Mrs Teresa Delaney and FREEHOLD - Superior Judge Lane agreed with Mr. Joumick argued before be confined to A, B, C for ev- the easement. James A. rangements Mrs. Margaret Grace, all of Court Judge Merrill Lane Jr Francis X. Joumick of Perth the court ruled on the matter ery industry in the state Carey of West Long Branch Mrn. Helen Ireland. has held that the state De- Amboy, representing Midland that the state agency had not He contended that flexibi- represents the Morses William R. Miller McK. French partment of Environmental Glass, that no specific regu- promulgated test procedures lity is required here, adding lations regarding pollution for two years and hence a that the object of the testing RED BANK - William R MARLBORO - Mrs Helen Dermot G. Finn Protection can't compel com- McK French. 90. of Van pliance with its regulations if testing had been promulgated company could not know was clear, to determine Miller Sr, 81, of 12 Bassetl MANALAPAN - Dermot Man given denburg Road, died Saturday those regulations are not pub- by the state agency. whether it complied with the whether these plants met Place, died Saturday G. Finn, 33. of 52 Small Woods in the Eatontown Con- lished. The judge held that the standards or not. existing regulations. Mr Miller had lived in Fort Lane, died yesterday at St valescent Center after a short The court's ruling meant a publication of such testing The attorney questioned Mr. Goldfein noted that jail term Lauderdale, Fla.. before mov- Peter's Hospital. New- illness. legal victory for Midland procedures is within the in- why all glass manufacturing Midland Glass has pending ing here three months ago Brunswick, after a long ill- Glass Co. Inc., Cliffwood, and tent of the state's adminis- companies throughout the before the Appellate Division He was a retired chauffeur Born in Nashua. N II . she ness. for break-in who had been employed by had lived on Staten Island a setback for the state envi- trative code and therefore the state do not have to comply of Superior Court an appeal FREEHOLD - James Dn- the Donnell Lumber Co. of and in Florida before moving Mr. Finn was bom in Coun- ronmental protection agency slate agency specifically was with the same procedures. He of a denial of an adminis- porte, 26. of ISO Division St.. Perth Amboy here five years ago. ty Louth, Ireland. He was em- The state had asked the required to publish it said he believed that the state trative hearing by the state Neptune, was sentenced to agency was administering agency and has pending be- Surviving are his widow. She was the widow of Al- ployed as an accountant for court to compel Midland Procedural due process pro- two to three years in state pollution tests in a dis- fore the agency a variance Mrs Catherine Tuohy Miller; fred (Harry) French, who the Diamond Expansion Boll Glass to install various air hibits the state agency from prison for breaking into an criminatory manner, requir- application from the require- a son, William R Miller Jr. of had been an editor of the As- Division of General Cable of pollution control devices and requiring that certain action Ocean Township apartment ing different standards from ments. Port Monmouth; three daugh- sociated Press in Boston and Garwood. to have the company fined up be taken without giving ade- last July 14. one company to another ters, Mrs. Ruth Conk, here, New York. He was a communicant of to $3 million since November. quate notice of the proce- The state was seeking to Duporte had admitted that and Mrs. Catherine Quacken- Mrs. French was a gradu- St. Gabriel's Catholic Church 1973, for alleged violations of dures, held the court. The environmentalists don't put an end of the emissions he broke into the apartment bush and Mrs. Gloria Scott ate of the Melrose Hospital of Marlboro, and was a mem- the state's regulations. How- Concerning the state's alle- know what they are doing in emanating from the plant in of Carol Caldwell, Garden Jr., both of Middletown; a School of Nursing, Melrose, ber of the Freehold Council. ever, the stale agency lost. gation that it was seeking re- this context, continued Mr. an area that can't stand it. he Drive, Ocean Township. step-daughter, Mrs. Mary Sul- Mass. She was a member of Knights of Columbus. Judge Lane's ruling here lief on behalf of all citizens of Joumick, adding that Midland said, adding that the state Superior Court Judge could have statewide effects the state and to order the was seeking to show this. He was seeking a court order Thomas L. Yaccarino im- livan of Tampa, Fla., 12 the Order of Eastern Star in Mr. Finn had coached a by blocking the state agency company to cease emitting al- also stated that it could cost compelling the company to posed the sentence. i grandchildren and seven Melrose. Mrs French also soccer team in Freehold for from requiring various in- leged pollutants, Judge Lane the company over a million put an end to the danger to great-grandchildren. was an artist working in oils the past four years. He was a Horace L. Taplin of 44 West dustries to comply with anti- said the state did not allege dollars a year to comply with the health of the citizens of 1 The Scott Funeral Home. Surviving are a son, John member of the New York St., Red Bank, convicted of pollution test requirements any facts indicating that the the environmental agency's the state. Belford, is in charge of ar- F French of Libertyville. Ill. Gaelic Athletic Association, committing an atrocious as- which are not written out in environment was damaged by requirements. rangements. a daughter, Mrs. Milton E. and represnnted New York in The state agency has anoth- sault and battery and com- any manner. the company's emissions. Mr Joumick added that the Wood, with whom she made the association's all-star er lawsuit pending against mitting an assault with a dan- All the facts in the support federal Environmental Pro- Mary A. Gallinaro her home; five grand- teams from 1061 to 1173. The thrust of Midland Glass Midland Glass which is sched- gerous knife on Idella Garri- children; IS great-grand- company's argument to dis- ing affidavits are geared to tection Agency has promul- uled to be heard Nov. 15. In son, of the same address Jan. MIDDLETOWN - Mary children, and two great-great Surviving are his widow. miss this count in the lawsuit proving technical violations, gated specific test procedures that action, the state alleges 28, was given a suspended Agnes Gallinaro, the infant grandchildren. Mrs. Maureen Joyce Finn; against it was that the state said the court, adding that for for each industry, arguing that the glass company had state prison sentence, placed . daughter of Mr. and Mrs three daughters, Laura. had not promulgated test the state to have standing on that the state could do the installed various air pollution on one-year probation and Nicholas F Gallinaro, 31 Es- The Waitt Funeral Home, Sheila, and Dana Finn, all at procedures so a company this particular count, it must same. control apparatus and process was fined $250. shire Drive, died Friday at Morganville, is in charge of could know if it complies with show that either injury was Deputy Attorney General equipment without obtaining Monmouth Medical Center. arrangements. home, and two brothers, Ken- state standards or not or sustained or will be sustained Morton J. Goldfein main- permits to install them and Long Branch neth Finn of Freehold Town- LOTTERY NUMBERS shi and Ror Finn o( New what had to be done to com- No ruling, however, was tained that testing procedures without obtaining certificates Fit, Oct. 18: JtW.S Besides her parents, she is Mrs. Mary M. Manna P- > * YorYnrikc C"itCityv. ply with the regulations. made regarding this count. are complicated and could not to operate them. Sat.. Ocl. IS: 4M3J survived by four brothers, Mi- RED BANK - Services The Higgins Memorial chael, James, Stephen, and were held today for Mrs Home of Freehold, is in Mrs. S. Ruby Jarvis Robert Gallinaro, all at Mary M. Manna, 84, who died charge of arrangements. home; her paternal grand- Friday at Riverview Hospital EATONTOWN - Mrs S parents, Mr. and Mrs Joseph She lived at 335 Broad St Ruby Jarvis, 62, of 13 Mill St.. Gallinaro of Roslindale, Born in New York City, she Mrs. Madeline Davis died Friday at Monmouth Me- Mass , and her maternal had lived here 23 years. KEYPORT - Mrs. Made- dical Center, Long Branch grandmother, Mrs. Agnes She was a communicant of line I. Davis, 80, of 207 Fir!" Mrs. Jarvis was born in Hanken of Ossian, Iowa. St. James Catholic Church, St. died Saturday in Riv- Pine Brook and was a lifelong The John E. Day Funeral here and was the widow of erview Hospital, Red Bank, resident of the Shore. Home of Red Bank, is in the late William Manna. she was the widow of Harold charge of arrangements. Surviving are two daugh- Davis. She was employed as a ters, Miss Barbara A. Manna, A lifelong borough resident. presser for Fashion Cleaners Mrs. Thomas Egan here, and Mrs. Margaret C. Mrs. Davis was a commu- in Long Branch. Gill of River Plaza, two nicant of St. Joseph's Catholic- Mrs. Jarvis was a member KEYPORT - Mrs Rose grandsons and five great- Church and a member of its of St. Thomas Episcopal Rossi Egan, 22, of Keyport grandchildren. Rosary-Altar Society. Church of Red Bank. Gardens, Atlantic Ave., died She is survived by a son. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Friday. She had been a life- Arrangements are under Owen W. Davis of Buffalo, llattie Reed of Eatontown; long resident here. the direction of the John E. NY., seven grandchildren three nieces, and two neph- Besides her husband, Day Funeral Home, here and five great-grandchildren. ews. Thomas M. Egan, she is sur- Mrs. Cecilia kraus* The Day Funeral Home is The Childs Funeral Home vived by her father, Richard of Red Bank, is in charge of RED BANK - Mrs Cecilia in charge of arrangements. Rossi of Los Angeles; "tier arrangements. mother, Mrs Georgiana Vag- M. Krauss, 77, of 112 Manor ner, here; a daughter. Miss Drive, died Sunday at Riv- Miss Mary E. Parkay Trisha Egan, at home, and erview Hospital, here. two half-brothers. George and Born in Bloomfield, she had *£$£%.« TmlZ Eatontown slates John Vagner, both here. lived here 4 years. xington Ave , New York, died HalloWt'CIl parade The Day Funeral Home is Mrs. Krauss was a retired Friday at the Marlboro Psy- in charge of arrangements. statistician with the F.W. chiatric Hospital. EATONTOWN - The Parks SLACKS Woolworth Co in Bloomfield Miss Parkay was born in and Recreation Department , 202. Deoth Notice* She was a communicant of Holmdel, and had lived most is sponsoring a Halloween pa- HENSCMEL - Eorlc 0 . oge M. ol IS Hill rade and costume contest top Circle. Llncrott on Ocl 79 0) Long St. James Catholic Church, of her life in Monmouth Coun- S/onch Funtrol service private. Friend* ty. She was a registered Oct. 31, at 7 p.m. may call ol the Adorm Memorial Home. here. 310 Brood St . Red Bonk Tuesday ? 4 ana 1 Surviving are a brother. nurse and had served over- The line of march will be 9 p.m. Mosonlc Service Tuesday evening • p.m. lnheuolllowfrjthelam.lv Robert Sommerkamp of Scm- seas as a nurse during World from Steelman School to requests contributions be mode to the Shri ner Crippled Children's Hospital, co Mys- inole, Fla. and a sister. Mrs. War I. Borough Hall following Broad tic Brotherhood Lodge 71. IS? Maple Ave . Red Bonk James Lynch, with whom she There are no known survi- St. ~~MANNA - Mary M. ol Bed Bonk on Ocl lived. vors. Registration is from 6:30 II. l»>« Wile ol the kite William, molher until 7 p.m. The costume jud- ot Borboro A. ond Mrs. Margaret c. Gill Arrangements are under The Higgins Memorial Services were private In lieu ot flowers, ing will be held at Borough please make contributions to Rlverview the direction of the John E Home of Freehold, is in Hospital Day Funeral Home charge of arrangements. Hall.

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ly iEN VAVYLIET ment spending "We must realize," he said, DEAL - A gathering of "the society which lives by congressmen and congres- the free sandwich will die by sional hopefuls at the Deal the free sandwich Some- Golf fc Country Club Fnday body has to pay for the bread. concluded that inflation is the and somebody has to pay for big issue in the current politi- the baloney." cal campaign Mr O'Neill said to trace the Two Republican congress cause oj inflation you have to men and a GOP hopeful told look back over the six years a luncheon meeting of the of President Nixon. MonmouthOcean Devel- "It all started with Nixon opment Council that inflation and his advisors — they are is a direct result of free- the ones who undid the econo- spending policies by the my," he said, "during the Democratic-controlled Con past five years we (congress) gress cut the budget It is just not Three hours later, the true to say the Democrats Democrats met for a cocktail have added to the national party in honor of Rep James budget." J Howard. D-N J , who He said calls for reduced REPUBLICANS AT DEAL — Four Republican trict congressional seat; Freeholder Axel B. Carl- brought along Rep. Thomas government spending as the candidates chat with James T. Dplan Jr., right, son of Manasquan, Freeholder Director "Joseph C. P (Tip) O'Neill. House ma way to halt inflation just president of the MonmouthOcean Development Irwin of Red Bank, and Rep. Charles w. Sandman, k -—-m jority leader won't work Council, before speaking at the council's luncheon who Is seeking reelection in the second district. Mr O'Neill, a Massachu "We'd have to cut $25 oil meeting in the Deal Golf & Country Club. From left The meeting was devoted to hearing the various are Kenneth W. Clark, candidate for the Third Dis- GOP congressional candidates. , DEMOCRATS AT DEAL - Rep. JameTT'TloT setts Democrat, said the lion from the budget just to ard. D-N.J., left, and his wife, AAorlene, are present state of the economy reduce inflation by one per 1970 New York gubernatorial efeller weren't loo happy with his Mi (VNeill said he feels the greeted by House Majority Leader Thomas P. is a direct result of bad eco- cent," he said campaign Mi O'Neill saui he feed nomination may decide to op Rockefeller confirmation will (Tip) O'Neill, a Massachusetts Democrat, who nomic policies instituted by He said the big issue in gov Mr O'Neill called the Gold thai with the controversy pose his confirmation on the be opposed by southern con- come to Monmouth County Friday to campaign on former President Richard M ernment spending is in the berg book the most damaging ovei Mr Rockefeller thai i basis of the recent dIs- servative Democrats who feel behalf of Mr. Howard, who is seeking his sixth Nixon priorities. allegation against Mr Hoik • number of congressmen who closures Mr Rockefeller is too liberal. term. Mr. O'Neill was guest of honor at a $50-a- "Republicans," he said, Mr O'Neill predicted the in- person cocktail party at the Deal Golf & Country "are.tilting at windmills" in flation issue "we win us the Club. trying to blame the Demo- election." crats for inflation. He said Democrats expect Rep. Charles W Sandman, in pick up from 40 to 60 new a Cape May Republican, told seats in congress this year, Candidates to appear the MODC luncheon thai Re including the one held by Mr publicans are the last hope Sandman. for the American people at forum Wednesday "I think Charlie's in serious "The Democrats," he said, trouble," Mr. O'Neill said, "are the greatest public rela- MNCROFT - A candi- publican incumbent; Ray "he carries around his neck tions people in the world, but dates' night, featuring candi- Kramer of Asbury Park. the yoke of Richard Nixon." dates for the House of Repre- Democrait, and Thomas J. all they are after is P.R. and sentatives and county candi- Lynch, Jr. of Middletqwn, they aren't interested in good Mr. Sandman, a con dates for freeholder, county Democrat. government." servative Republican, was clerk and sheriff, will be ALso speaking will be coun- Mr. Sandman, who is in a one of Mr. Nixon's strongest presented by the League of ty clerk candidates Benjamin close race to retain his seat in supporters during the Judic- Women Voters of Monmouth H. Danskin of Sea Girt, Re- congress, said all the Demo- iary Committee impeach- County Wednesday at 8 p.m. publican incumbent, and John crats want is a "veto-proof ment hearings. in Forum 4, Brookdale Com- R. Fiorino of Matawan, congress so the pressure Mr O'Neill said be thinks munity College. Democrat. The candidates for groups can run this country. the confirmation of Nelson Mrs. Joy C. Crane of Loch sheriff will be Paul Kieman "One thing we don't need," Rockefeller as vice president Arbour, president, asks the of Long Branch, Democratic Mr. Sandman said, "is one is in serious trouble public to attend and question incumbent, and Joseph J. more Democrat in congress." "Six or eight weeks ago. I'd the candidates. Reagan of Englishtown, Re- Rep. Edwin Forsythe, R- have said he would have no Presenting their positions publican. N.J., who shared the platform trouble being confirmed." Mr will be Third District candi- with Mr. Sandman, said Pres- O'Neill said, "but now I think The moderator will be Mrs ident Ford's economic pro- dates for Congress: Kenneth Mary Fran Ballard of Prince- he is going to have an ex- Clark of Freehold, Republi- gram is not the best or he tremely hard time getting ton, an officer of the state strongest. can; James J. Howard of League of Women Voters. confirmed." Spring Lake Heights, the "But," he said, "the presi- Democratic incumbent; "The league's candidates' dent can only do what con- Mr. Rockefeller's con- Thomas W. Palven of Howell nights have become an an- gress will allow him to do firmation ran into difficulty Township, Independend, and nual tradition in Monmouth The president can't spend when it was disclosed he and Joseph A. Rogers of Long County," Mrs. Crane said. four cents unless congress ap- his family had made substan- Branch, Anti-Monopoly Party "The purpose is to allow all proves." tial contributions to a number GOSSARD-ARTEMIS creates of senators and congressmen The meeting will be ad- the candidates for a given of- Also speaking at the lunch- jeweHike SHALIMAR dressed by the four candi- fice to let the public know eon was Kenneth W. Clark, Then came the revelation dates for two seats on the their stands on important is- Republican candidate for the that Mr. Rockefeller had fi- Sparkling Antron III " nylon tricot Board of Freeholders, Axel B sues in a nonpartisan atmos- seat held by Mr Howard. nanced a controverisal book with luscious tones embroidered on Carlson of Manasquan, Re- phere, thereby giving the He called for tax incentives which was highly critical oC ivory bisque or melon. Beauty to publican incumbent; Joseph electorate the opportunity to (or people to place their money Arthur Goldberg, who had op- last the winter in a shift gown, cast a more informed vote." posed Mr. Rockefeller in the C. Irwin of Red Bank, Re- in savings, and less govern- 11.00; short coat, 17.00; long gown (not shown), 14.00; long robe, 20.00. Sizes S, M, L. /teinbodi'j phone 24 hours a day toll-free: in new jersey call 800-392-6890 (asbury park area only 774-4747) OUR free CHECKING IS absolutely without cost or payment! Webster's Dictionary de- charges that make it difficult fines the word "free" as without to balance your checkbook ~ cost or payment. At Shrews- while we save you up to $48 per bury State Bank our definition year in such charges. of "free checking" is no mini- Stop in soon and open mum balance, no maintenance your account. In every sense of or service charge, no charge for the word, free checking is the number of checks you ABSOLUTELY FREE at the write. bank where "Good Neighbors It further means that we Make Good Bankers." free you of annoying monthly Shrewsbury State Bank 485 Broad Street, Shrewsbury, N.J.«842-7700 Mwnbar F.D.I.C. "Good Neighbors Make Good Bankers" Goodell to replace Saxbe The Daily Register 1 ployes rights through normal they did last year legal channels, charged com- EtUUisted in M7t-Pubiubed by TV Rot Bank RcgMcr By JACK ANDERSON "It hurts more, than 14 per mission general counsel Wil- cent," Owens tdd us There- ARTHUR Z KAMIN Charles Goodell. the former liam Carey, Powell tried to Republican senator who was (ore I, KM his investigator help Purex get a settlement President and Editor ridden out of office by the into a large discount grocery behind the scenes Nixon administration because SCENE store in Salt Lake City. The In an unusual confidential Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F Sandford, Associate Editor of bis antiwar views, has now investigator compared shelf letter, Carey said Powell had been tentatively chosen as the prices on Sept. It, 1174, with gone behind his back to get MONDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1974 next attorney general by those on June 8, 1173. commission staff lawyers to President Ford. Goodell as the man to replace Choosing basic foods, he sit down with a Purex repre- showed It is coding Owens' f 9 In his 117V Senate race in Atty. Gen. William Saxbe if a sentative. Carey also charged It'§ true ... you are definitely no Lincoln New York, Goodell was de graceful way can be found to Salt Lake City constituents that Powell had advised Pu- nounced by Vice President get Saxbe to step down. far more than 14 per cent for Woods Cross tomatoes, up 52 rex that problems in the case Agnew as the 'Christine Jor Saxbe dearly loves the job. their three meals. Here are per cent; Golden Grain pinto were only due to a "regret- gensen" of the Republic par- however, and has told us he his findings: beans, up 198 per cent; Min- table misunderstanding" by ty. An able conservative in came away from a meeting Breakfast: Instant Tang, up ute rice, up 48 per cenl; Little Carey's staff the House, Goodell had mel- with Ford a tew weeks, ago 33 per cent; Wonder English Pancho Tortillas, up 17 per When Carey, a veteran trial lowed into a liberal-moderate with the understanding that Muffins, up 38 per cent; Park- cent; Jello dessert, up SO per attorney, learned of Powell's in the Senate. he could keep it. ay margarine and Welch's cent; popcorn while watching meddling, he fired off the let- Largely as a result of the At the White House. Saxbe grape jelly to go on the muf- TV, a 66 per cent increase. ter. In it, he said Powell had Agnew attacks and withdraw- is admired for his tough fins, up 106 per cent and 41 Owens believes the govern- "compromised the integrity al of President Nixon's firm stands on crime which have per cent respectively; Pills- ment statisticians have been of the Office of General Coun- support, Goodell was also won him popularity with bury Hungry Jack pancakes, going into the wrong super- sel" by making it appear a trounced by Sen. James the average American. But up 32 per cent; Log Cabin markets. company could get "special Buckley, a Conservative par- Saxbe is outspoken and often syrup for the pancakes, up 31 Footnote: Another ex- treatment" by going to Pow. ty candidate. But House mi- is caught with his foot in his per cent; M.J.B. instant cof- planation, he suggests, is thai ell. fee, up 55 per cent or for the BLS statistics are based nority leader Gerry Ford's mouth. In addition, his depu- The end result, said the Nestles Quick, up 34 per on old 1961 eating habits He endorsements never waned ty, Laurence SUberman, is scorching letter, was thai cent; sugar for the coffee up believes people eat less meat and the two men remained handling most of Saxbe's day- Powell had hurt the case 156 per cent; Nabisco today than they did in 1961. friends. to-day duties already. Ford, against Purex and taken a shredded wheat up 27 per But meat prices which are 9.6 When Ford became Presi- therefore, has decided that first step in destroying "pub- cent; milk in cartons, up 9 per cent lower than last dent and decided to extend Saxbe eventually must go. lic confidence" in the com- per cent. year's prices have brought amnesty to deserters and The government report (hat mission's fight against racial, Sack lunch: Bread up 49 per down the official index. draft evaders, he picked Goo- food prices have gone up only sexual and other dis- cent; Skippy peanut butter, dell to handle the ticklish 14 per cent will be challenged JOB RUCKUS: The chief crimination. up 25 per cenl; Clover Club lawyer for the Equal Employ- chore. To date, Goodell has by Rep. Wayne Owens, D- Powell, in a talk with us, potato chips, up 68 per cent; ment Opportunity Commis- kept the program fair, low- Utah, who has conducted his said the episode was caused Oreo cookies, up 39 per cent; sion has accused his chair- keyed and free from all but own research in the super- by lack of staff cooperation Glad sandwich bags, up 16 man, John Powell, of "unwar- routine friction. The job will markets. and failure of Carey to sit per cent; the napkin cost 27 ranted and unauthorized in- be all but completed in a few The price index is compiled down and talk with him be- per cent more and the Zee terference" in a delicate dis- months. by the Bureau of Labor Sta- fore the affair "escalated." brown lunch bag 31 per cent crimination case against the In the last few days, the tistics which claims that Powell defended his staunch more. Purex Corp. President and his advisers Americans are spending 14 record on employment rights. have tentatively settled on per cent more for food than Mexican Economy Dinner: Instead of fighting for em- A man in uniform It is a symbol of John's logic By JIM BISHOP lllillllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIII A lot of "Bubbles" followed that when Adele claimed a that Bubbles. I feel now that pipe was leaking from the My brother John would look THE he made out better with girls second floor down onto her like a cop, even if he wore a because he was so courtly brand new wallpaper, John grass skirt. The hard Irish that he forced them to be- drew himself up to full dig- kisser, the belly, the dignified REPORTER come aggressive. They were nity. swinging stride all spell making bold moves and won- "Adele," he said. "It isn't "fuzz." And yet, in a family Hill I Illllllllllll IMIIIIIIIIIIIIII dering why. leaking on anything upstairs, of policemen, he was always watching him." I was neat He was painfully law-abid- so you get it fixed." We were the softest touch. Grandpa with my clothes and shoes; he ing. When the rest of us were that kind of family. Tier called him "puddin' wasn't. Someone told him jamming second-hand accel- Through the years, the head." about girls and, overnight, he erators to the floor, Johnny whether it was in Latin or most careful driver in the It is common for brothers became the Beau Brummell was doing 25 miles per hour, Polish. Anna's father made world bought many cars. I to look different, to be dis- of the neighborhood. bestowing smiles on pedestri- pink gin for the reception. I cannot recall one that did not Howard for reelection parate in their tastes and am- Nothing was too fine for' an girls who had the rightat - almost fell in the bridal veil sustain a busted transmission. bitions. We two, who huddled Johnny to wear, including my tributes. when it was passed around. John always had a friend who Rep. James J. Howard. D-X..J , Seeking to replace him are Ken- That was a long time ago. neth W. Clark of Freehold, Republi- together on the cold nights for father's best ties. Deep in- If he was opposed to any could fix it for half-price on is seeking reelection. We heartily many years, could not be fur- side, he had a respect for the specific thing, It was study. Their three children have his own time. recommend that voters in the Third can; Joseph A. Rogers of Long ther apart. police uniforms worn by His sole aspiration was to be- children. They lived nice — When it was repaired, he Congressional District return him to Branch, Anti-Monopoly, and Thomas My mother told me that grandpa and my father. In come a policeman and buck not rich — and bought their drove off happily and, two Washington for a sixth term. W. Palven of Howell Township, New when he was almost two, he addition, he was rank con- for a pension. He met an at- radios and furniture on the blocks away, the transmission wet his pants. She was about scious. tractive redhead named Anna time-payment plan. John be- fell out. He had that kind of Mr. Howard has done an ex- Jersey Libertarian. These gentlemen Gryniak and, overnight, John- came a railroad detective. have waged good — and at times to spank him when he shouted When he enlisted in the luck. Our lives are planets cellent job for the citizens of this through tears, "Jim did it in 122nd Field Artillery, John ny's harem went down the He was happy. I was busy apart. I have drive; he has district and we are confident a polit- educational — campaigns, but not my pants." A kid like that waa a rear rank buck private, drain. clawing my way to the stars. none. But I wouldn't trade ical party affiliation will not be one of them has been able to demon- can't be all bad. but, when he had a formal He became soulful. He went He finished a day's work, had him for the original Abel. cause to ignore the fact. In his past strate why Rep. Howard should be He had blondish wavy hair; photo made, he sewed ser- to church regularly. He even a good steamy dinner, and sal Nine years ago, I asked Ir- replaced. mine was black. He had pink geant's stripes on. tried to learn Polish phrases holding Anna with one hand a ving Cowan, president of the five successful elections to the so that he could Impress bottle of beer with the other. House, it has been obvious that In the two years ahead, our na- scrubbed skin; mine was After that hitch, he enlisted Diplomat Hotel and Country dark. He had his friends; I in the Coast Guard and Anna's mother. Anna was a To his way of thinking, this Club In Florida, to help John- many Republicans switched to the tion will be faced with some monu- had mine. Our parents were served aboard the destroyer little more than attractive; was the ultimate; there was ny attain his old ambition. If nothing further he wanted out Democratic row when his name ap- mental problems. The war on in- stern disciplinarians, but, "Cassin" out of New London. she was ambitious. She didn't you get down that way, you'll of Ufe. peared. flation must be won, the energy when he played around a bon- He walked head up, arms think much of a policeman's see him pacing his beat, a po- crisis must be eased and tax and fire and mother smelled swinging in uniform. Like his Ufe. Anna scrimped enough for lite, slightly aloof man — in The congressman is truly a man a down payment on a house. election reforms must be effected. smoke on his good suit, I was brother, he made his youthful The marriage was in a uniform. of the people and a legislator of hit for it. mistakes, but his best was church at Sixth and Cole She and Johnny lived up- Mr. Howard has the ability and law- . Whatever he had in mind great integrity. He has gained the When I asked why, she when he had "True Love to Streets, and I couldn't under- stairs. My sister Adele and when we were kids, he finally respect of his colleagues on Capitol making experience to come to grips said, "You should have been Bubbles" tattooed on his arm. stand a word the priest said her husband lived downstairs. made It... Hill and his role as a ranking mem- with those issues and to bring about ber of the House Public Works Com- solutions. mittee will be of great importance to We have come to appreciate Mr. this section of the nation. Howard's sincerity and his desire to Literati and the wowsers perform well in a job he enjoys. At illllllllllll mum Illllllllllll In his 10 years in Washington, this time in our nation's history By JAMES J. KILPATRICK books be removed and tne nawha County parents with when greater confidence is needed supes were solemnly saying far-out teaching materials. If Mr. Howard has been most respon- amen. the Chicken Little parents in our government, Mr. Howard is a The controversy sputters CONSERVATIVE sive to his constituents' needs. A along in West Virginia over A considerable intellectual had kept their heads, they person with abundant vigor, he has shining light. He has been what his the selection of textbooks for agility is required to maintain might have recognized that alertly and calmly responded whene- title suggests — a representative of the public schools. The Ka- VIEW the proposition that commu- there is a big world on ver a crisis erupted and he has been the people. His 10-year performance nawha County superintendent nity censorship of textbooks is beyond Putney, Rand, Pond in the House merits our gratitude has resigned, effective next iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiniiiiiii fine for militant blacks in Gap and Queen Shoals, and an indefatigable worker in such that one function of the public and our unwavering support of his June, and a majority of the Manhattan but altogether ab- areas as the environment and mass local school board has said in the black neighborhoods of horrent for militant whites in schools is to prepare their transit. return there. good riddance. There is noth- New York. Black parents un- Appalachia. The proposition restless children to live in derstandably objected to ele- is untenable. It might as well that world. ing pretty in the whole affair. KILPATRICK It is, of course, a pleasant mentary readers featuring be abandoned. The trouble is that minds experience to watch the su- the suburban adventures of For the record, my own get closed on both sides. Pro- The county's history per-liberals squirm. A few lily-white Dick and lily-white sympathies lie chiefly with they brought on their heads. fessional educators have sen- Jane and their lily-white Elsewhere in this supposedly ties attending the conference uni- years ago the supes were the protesting parents, white sitive noses; they are of- Monmouth County has a rich whooping it up for community pooch Spot. The parents de- or black, wherever they may civilized republic, local igno- fended by the intellectual B. historical background. That is one of formly praised the scope and quality control of community schools manded that the offending be. With some conspicuous rami have banned the works 0. of the great unwashed the reasons why so many municipal- of the lectures and tours. All of exceptions — notably the top of Faulkner, Hemingway, and This ill-concealed disdain is ities have — with the nation's bicen- them were deeply impressed with notch readers published by Salinger. A Midwestern maddening to parents whose tennial celebration fast approaching the Allen House in Shrewsbury, the the Open Court people — text- school board banned art honest sweat pays for the books and teaching materials books containing certain public schools. The situation — in recent years formed historical association's recently-completed res- often range from the dreary paintings of Titian and Renoir is further complicated by the associations. toration of a mid-18th century tav- to the dreadful. because the women, you pervasive liberalism of most ern, "The Sign of the Blue Ball." know, well, they were nekkid. Many settlements in the county In West Virginia, parents textbook publishing houses. Since assuming the MCHA direc- complained that some of the How do you reconcile this Their editors are light-years predated the Revolution by many teaching materials were sub- conflict? You never reconcile removed from Kanawha years and descendants of those early torship three years ago, Charles T. it. You acknowledge that ours Lyle has sparked tremendous activi- versive of order, discipline, County and they have no in- settlers are still living here, proud and morality. If the excerpts is net a perfect world, and clination to get any closer. At ty in the fields of preservation and they have sent me are fairly you do the best you can. If the end of the line are the of the part their forefathers played the professional educators of in establishing an infant nation. education. typical, their complaint has children who, if they were Along with such dedicated offi- substance. Children were not West Virginia had exercised consulted, probably would In the years since then, the cers and trustees as George H. Moss meant to be barnyard geese, even minimal tact and com- make wiser choices than the to be stuffed willy-nilly with mon sense, they would not grown-ups, anyhow. Nobody county has played a leading role in Jr. and Mrs. John K. Hanson, and whatever doctrines the pro- have antagonized the Ka-asks them. many areas of social and civic activ- an invaluable group of volunteers, fessionals may want to cram ities. One of the important guard- he has made great strides in insur- down their throats. ians of documents and structures of ing Monmouth County residents ac- Yet the other side of this those is the Monmouth County His- cess to their rich and, varied heri- controversy has merit also. A Today in history torical Association, which has its tage. school system ought not to be at the mercy of the most ig- By The Associated Press Old Ironsides — was launched headquarters in Freehold. One group which has responded norant, most bigoted, and at Boston. This is the organization which enthusiastically to historical projects most narrow-minded 51 per Today is Monday, the 294th In 1879, Thomas Edison In- recently set up a three-day confer- is the young people of the county. In cent. When you come right day of 1974. There are 7Mays vented a workable electric ence on the Victorian Era at the Jer- comparing the present and the past, down to it, there is jno satis- left in the year. lamp at his laboratory in factory choice between the Today's highlight in his- Menlo Park, N.J. sey Shore. Its members merit com- these youngsters are preparing literati and the wowsers. The tory: themselves for the future date when In 1938, the Japanese cap- mendation for its success. wowsers are often worse. On thli date in 1805, an tured the Chinese city of Can- Robert M. Lunny, director of the they will be the guardians of our If memory serves, it was English fleet under Lord Nel- ton. New Jersey Historical Society, cos- history. the school board of rural son defeated French and In 1944, in World War II, ponsor of the weekend, said that of As the central agency for Hanover County, just outside Spanish fleets off Spain's U.S. troops captured Aachen, Richmond, that a few years Cape of Trafalgar, ending Na- the first large German city to the 18 annual NJHS conferences over records of the past, the county asso- ago banned "To Kill A Mock- poleon's power on the was. which he has presided, "not one has ciation is doing a splendid job. fall to the Allies. ingbird." The flat-world On this date: Today's birthday: Former exceeded this." We're grateful that its membership 'Nice run, but the goal line yahoos who made that deci- In 1797, the U.S. Navy frig- New York Yankee pitcher Representatives of other coun- is so dedicated. is over there.* sion deserved the contempt ate Constitution — known as Whitey Ford is 46 years old

V) SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY OCTOBER 21 1974 The LWly Register 7 and Drboraa Del Vecrki*. Scholar at Bowdoin College. Vlvtuu Marcatill, 2 Mark ling. New York in American Colleges and College. Tarrytown. N V Blvd, Sea Girt, Middletown Brunswick. Me. wood Larie, Rumson. is a Universities for 1174-75 He is Also attending Marymount and Martaiar Fniklia, 204 New Mexico State Univer The following students qual- Jeffrey Leveithal, son of member of the student panel one of 17 students at Stevens College as a freshman is Trenton Blvd , Sea Girt sity has awarded a B S de- ified for the dean's list at the Mrs Dune Leventhal, Rum of Lafayette College. The Institute of Technology. Dance M. Htward. Eaton- The following students have gree in medical technology to Rutherford campus of Fair- son. is a student )t Cardigan panel will be featured on the Hoboken, who have been se- lown enrolled as freshmen at Davis Marcta Jehuea, Lincroft leigh Dickinson Rita Sagir- Mountain School, an indepen- first College Visiting Day of lected for this recognition The following students qual and Elkins College. West Va : Brace A. lieu, son of Mr toi. Faif Haven. Vl«re»i To dent junior boarding school, On the acadenW year Cttette Sheefcy, daughter of ified (or the honors list at the Johi R. CaMklarla. 4 Vogel and Mrs. Edward Hess, Little laro. Freehold, Barbara Car- in Canaan. N.H. Four area residents have St.. Keansburg. David Baker, Mrs. Dorothy Sheeny, Free Rutherford campus of Fair Silver, has been accepted as a rlr, Holmdel. and Patricia Lance fpl. Marcel J. Vn» entered the freshman class at 19 Wilshire Way, Holmdel. hold, is one of six persons se- leigh Dickinson University first year student at the Dal l)unph> and Beriadetle Ro- clsoo, son of Mr and Mrs M Campus Dean Junior College, Frank- and Eric PegMt, 111 Well- lected for the freshman Ckarles Firiaae and Keith las Theological Seminary in maio. Red Bank J Francisco. Middletnwn. lin, Mass. They are David J. ington Drive, New Shrews- cheerleading squad at Buck Ztuar*. both Atlantic High Dallas, Tex. graduated from recruit train- Sah, 18 Dogwood Lane, Fair bury nell University. lands. Margaret Calaadra. William L. Mart, son of Mr David A. Osage, son of Mr Freehold; Tereace MrCorkell and M.rs Milton Marx ing at the Marine Corps Re- Haven. Drew D. Sldia, 22 David Gllm«ur£2| Kemp Cyilkla Wallers. Long and Mrs. Anthony Osage, Red and Mark Meglll, Manas Shrewsbury, has been desig- cruit Depot. Harris Island. Lewis Point Road, Fair Ave, Rumson. is enrolled in Branch, has been accepted as Bank, has been selected for quan; Margaret Beekman nated as a James Bowdoin Haven, Philip M. Keeilger, Trinity-Pawling School, Paw- Who's Who Among Students a freshman at Marymount

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Edison, Atlantic Highlands, was mar best man and the ushers were view Drive, Hazlet, to Mi and is a U.S. Marine Corps ru-d here Saturday in King of William Werneke and Larry chael John Hagan. son of Mr. veteran The couple will re- Kings Lutheran Church, lo Mendelsberg. and Mrs Michael J Hagan. 4 side in Matawan on their re- Mrs. Clwrles Besl Kenneth Kdmond Blom, son Mr. and Mrs. Blom were Miriam Place, Hazlet. took turn from a wedding tnp to Mrs. Keiaelk Bl»m (Nee Barbara Ann Shibla) of Mr. and Mrs Edward graduated from Henry Hud- place Saturday here in SI Aruba (Nee Linda Bandos) Blom, 47 E Lincoln Ave , At- son Regional School, High- Ann's Catholic Church The lantic Highlands lands. She was graduated also Rev. Gregory Vaughn offici- The Rev William A Han from Stuart School of Busi- ated at the ceremony, which Best-Lybeck son performed the double ring ness Administration, Asbury was followed by a reception There was a reception in Mrs. Retort Timelly Mrs. Michael Hagaa RED BANK - Barbara ceremony. There was a re- Park, and is a secretary at in The Cobblestones. Middle Gibbs Hall, Ft Monmouth. (Nee Elizabeth Siheffer) ~~~"jNee Maryann Strang) Ann Shibla Lybeck and ception in Buck Smith's Res- Interdata Inc., Oceanport town. The bride is the daughter of taurant, East Keansburg Mr. Blom, an Army veteran. Charles William Best were Miss Patricia Strang was Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. is employed by Lee's Garage. married here Saturday in Tri- Mrs Carol Green was ma- maid of honor for her sister, Shibla, 252 Harvey Ave.. Lin- West Long Branch nity Episcopal Church during tron of honor Mrs Carolyn Tumelty-Scheffer who also was attended by croft The Rev. and Mrs. Best a ceremony performeperiormeda boyy nun. >»• •«••• RUMSON - Miss Elizabeth Siheffer and Robert David Mrs. Robert A very, Miss Nan- v^ rf* . . I • • • • k _ -A Tumelty were*married here Saturday in Rumson Presby- cy DeKilippo. Mrs Paul Ma Rev. Canon Charles H. BesUJCeside at 28 Laurelwood terian Church by the Rev Foster C. Wilson Then' was a re- landrakis and Miss Rosemary rector, father of the bride- Drive, Little Silver. Olsen-Franzo groom. Miss Patricia Shibla and SPRING LAKE - St. Cath- mony, which was followed by ception in the Rum Runner, Sea Bright. Webster. Flower girls were Don C. Best were the honor arine Catholic Church was a reception in the Homestead, Mr and Mrs Edward Reinhard Stheffer. 76 Ridge Road. Michele Strang and Cathy Ha- attendants. the setting here Saturday for Spring Lake Heights. Fair Haven, are the bride's parents The bridegroom, who re- gan The bride was graduated the marriage of Miss Carol The bride is the daughter of sides in Hightstown, is the son of Mr. and Mrs William Cle- Stephen Hagan was best from Middletown Township Ann Franzo and Stephen Mrs. Camille Franzo, Royal ment Tumelty, 30 Laury Drive, Fair Haven . man for his brother and ush- High School and is employed Mrs. Stephen Olsen ers were Robert Avery, Craig Olsen. The Rev. Adam Court Apartments, Wall Road Susan S. Elenbaas and Stephen Charles Vowinki'l were by Reussilles' Jewelers, Red (Nee Carol Ann Franzo) Kearns officiated at the cere- here, and Charles C. Franzo the honor attendants. James Johnson, John Strang and Raymond Walengenwicz. Bank. of Lemmon Valley, Nev. Mr. and Mrs. Tumelty were graduated from Humson-Kiin Mr. Best, an alumnus of Haven Regional High School and are alumni respectively of The bride and bridegroom Mr. Olsen is the son of Mrs Red Bank High School, re- the University of Hartford and Ohio University. Mr Tumelty are graduates of Raritan Wagner-Brown Agnes Olsen, 83 Columbia ceived a BA degree from is with the Burroughs Corp., Trenton Branch Ave., North Long Branch, and Monmouth College, West HOLMDEL - In St. Ben Beach. After a wedding trip to Cape Cod, Mr and Mrs Tumeltv the late Clarence Olsen. Long Branch, where he Is edict Catholic Church here The Rev. William Anderson will reside in Hightstown. Oct. 12, Florence Brown, 645 officiated at the ceremony, Miss Janet Stavola was Reya-Coll doing graduate work. He is a maid of honor. Also attending Sydney Ave., Union Beach, which was followed by a re- ASBURY PARK - Miss teacher in the English depart- the bride were Mrs. Charles daughter of the late Mr. and ception at 584 Line Road. Cynthia Coll, daughter of ment at Middletown Township Franzo Jr., Mrs. William Mrs Louis DiCamillo, was Hazlet. Mrs. Christopher T. Coll Jr.. High School. Dametz and Miss Gail Olsen. married to William A Wag- Mrs. Wagner was given in 50S Cedar Ave., Allenhurst. Mr. and Mrs Best will Edward Wells was best ner, 721 Bayview Ave., Union marriage by her grandson. and the late Mr. Coll, was Mrs. William Reya Jr. make their home in River man. Ushers were Albert Nil- Thomas Brown. The couple's married here Saturday in the (Nee Cynthia Coll) Plaza. son, Mr. Franzo Jr. and Brian honor attendants were First United Methodist Cleary. Blanche Dirner and James B Church, to William Lloyd Wagner. Thomas Geiger was Mrs. Olsen was graduated Reya Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs FASHION the usher and Maryann Gei- from Monmouth Regional Reya, 729 Holmdel Road. LIKE TO OWN A DRESS SHOP? ger was flower girl. High School, New Shrews- Hazlet. All NAME BRAND LADIES' WEAR FACTORY FRESH LATEST STYLES bury, and is employed as a i Mrs. Wagner is employed The Rev. Robert Acheson r YOUR CUSTOMERS SAVE UP TO 5OK by M 4 M Fashions, Key port secretary at Tri-Tac, Ft. officiated at the ceremony. Her husband is with National Monmouth. Mr. Olsen is an Complete Inventory. Beautiful Redwood There was a reception in the Fixtures Complete Training Program Lead, South Amboy. They re- ulumnus of Long Branch High Deal Golf and County Club side in Union Beach. School and is employed by The bride was given in VERY HIGH EARNINGS Mrs. Raymond Powers I, B&W Trucking Co., New Mrs. Robert Vveoo marriage by her brother, INVESTMENT $12,500 (Nee Kandra Ann Collins) (Nee Nettie Hauser) Shrewsbury. Christopher T. Coll 3rd Her VISIT OUR STORES...TALK TO OWNERS CHOICE AREAS AVAILABLE attendants were Mrs. John CALL COLLECT MR. TODD...904/396 1707 Law, matron of honor. Miss JEWELRY COUNSELOR OR WRITE HY-STYLE SHOPPE Vuono-Collins Powers- Linda Reya, Mrs. John Camp- P.O. Box 26009...Jacksonville, Fla. 32218 J Robert de la Reussllle ASBURY PARK - Miss Heights. bell and Mrs. Noel B. Raynor. will buy, appraise or redesign Kandra Ann Collins, daughter Miss Patricia Doyle was Hauser Mr. Raynor was best man of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Col- maid of honor. Also attending and the ushers were Mr. Law. diamonds and lins, 2 Cortlandt St., Neptune, the bride were Miss Dorothy HOLMDEL - Miss Nettie Louis Nanna Jr. and Charles Ann Hauser, daughter of Mr. other precious Jewelry for was married here yesterday Zinkowictz, Mrs. Pamela Jur- Galbralth. in Our Lady of Mount Carmel ick, Mrs. Linda Robinson and and Mrs. Charles E. Hauser, Mrs. Reya was graduated private owners, banks & estates Church, to Robert Stephen Mrs. Elise Gallagher. 180 Jackson St., Matawan, be- from Shore Regional High fPRE- Vuono, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weir was best man came the bride of Raymond School, West Long Branch, Paul Vuono, 617 Third Ave., and the ushers were Arthur Edward Powers, son of Mr. and Drew University, Madi- Asbury Park. Plsano, Robert Keyes, Ed- and Mrs. John L. Powers, 547 son. She Is employed by ward McKenna and Timothy Ridgeway Ave., South Am- Seacoast Products, Port Mon- The Rev. George Brembos, boy, Saturday here in St. OPENING EUSSILLES' Gallagher. mouth. ll.MM.lVl UUiH flWlr, Piscataway, uncle of the Catharine's Catholic Church Mrs, Vuono was graduated Mr. Reya is an alumnus of auimr six UUMS ITUET / UD IANX. NEW JEMI bridegroom, officiated at the The Rev. Vincent Lloyd, pas- from Red Bank Catholic High Keyport High School and at- ceremony, which was follow- tor of St. Joseph's Catholic School and Trenton State Col- tended Cambridge School of ed by a reception in The Church, Keyport, officiated at lege and is an elementary Business Administration, New Homestead, Spring Lake the ceremony, which was fol- school teacher at the Shrews- York, He served two years in lowed by a reception at the bury Boro School, Shrews- the Army and is the owner of home of the bride's parents. bury. Gentlemen's Choice, men's Mr. Vuono is an alumnus of Miss Emily Hutchins was hair-styling shop in Hazlet. Christian Brothers Academy, maid, of honor and N'orah After a wedding trip to San Llncroft, and Villanova (Pa ) Hauser was bridesmaid. Francisco, Hawaii and Las University. He is an auditor Leslie Tice, the bride's Vegas, Mr. and Mrs. Reya in Central Jersey Bank and cousin, was best man and will reside in Matawan. Trust Co., Freehold ushers were Daniel and After a wedding trip to Ca- Charles Kane, Thomas Hay- NCJW to host nada, Mr. and Mrs. Vuono den and Daniel Clifton. new members will make their home in Wall The bride, a graduate of MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Su- 2nd ANNUAL Township. Matawan Regional High san Mager will host a mini- School, attended Brookdale luncheon Wednesday at 12:30 OCTOBER BACK TO SCHOOL Community College, Lincroft. p.m. here in her home, 10 \ WEST LONG BRANCH - The bridegroom, an Hillyer Lane, for prospective John J. Kolibas, principal, alumnus of Sayreville High members of the Greater Red has announced that Shore Re- School, is employed at Peter- Bank Section, National Coun- gional High School will have Pank Diner, South Amboy. cil of Jewish Women. No re- its "Back to School Night " The newlywedSf will reside in servations are necessary. Co- tonight at 7:30 for parents Morgan on return from the chairmen are Mr. Lee Lien- and friends of the students. Poconos ter, Middletown, and Mrs. Maxine Klatsky, Eatontown.

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J MONDAY OCTOBER 21 974 The Dairy Register 9 October brides 4 Hencoski-Schnoor NEW MONMOUTH - The maternal grandmother on the High School and received a marriage of Miss Judith Ann Cluny lace collar of her ivory BS degree in elementary edu- Workaholic is blessed Schnoor and Paul Alan Hen silk organza gown She was cation from Rosary Hill Col- coski was* solemnized here attended by Miss Susan I en- lege, Buffalo. NY.' Oct. 12 during a Nuptial tile, maid of honor. Mm Linda Mr. Hencoski is an alumnus Mass celebrated in St Mary's Cousins. Mrs Michael Mor- of Red Bank Catholic High Catholic Church by Msgr gan. Mrs. William Plummer School and was awarded a BS Mrs. Paal Hr«-*>,ki Robert T Bulman A recep- and Mrs. Douglas Watson degree in industrial engineer- Dear Ann Landers: A word friend of mine combined busi- (Nee Judith Schnoor) tion was in Cobblestones. Joseph Hencoski was best ing from Newark College of please to women who mm ness with pleasure and helped Middletown man. Ushers were Nicholas Engineering He is an indus plain because their husbands ANN LANDERS her gentleman friend out with Parents of the couple art- A. Hencoski. R. Timothy trial engineer employed by are "workaholics" his income tax returns Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Charles Lily Division of Owens II Schnoor, Mr Horgan, Mr You could do worse Our Schnoor. 138 Hamiltoman linois, Holmdel out 10 or 12 hours sleep ever) She finally got rid of the lie took* her on a beautiful Plummer, Donald Schultz and daughter did She married a Drive. Middletown, and Mr night Oil weekends he was to bum So, you wives out then' trip, paid her an "honor- Jay Schnoor. After a wedding trip to "restaholic." Her husband and Mrs Nicholas Hencoski. pooped he couldn't mow the who complain about \»ui ahum" for her services and The bride, who teaches sec- Paradise Island in the Ba- left one job after another be 13 Crescent Road, Holmdel lawn, take clothes to the clea- "workaholic husbands.' count wrote it off. along with her ond grade at the Nut Swamp hamas, Mr. and Mrs Hen- ciUM he was asked la do The bride wore a heirloom School, Middletown, was coski will make thrir home in ner or empty the trash your blessings Granted, ex- travel expenses, which gave such "demeaning" things as him a nifty tax deduction cameo that belonged to her graduated from Mater Dei Katonlown work overtime, come in on Since he was often "be- tremes are never good, but Saturdays occasionally, and tween jobs" our daughter had belter a guy who works loa How's that for a unique much than too little At least arrivp on time in the morn- to leave an infant to n" in twM to the oldest profession' you're supported — Clad ing. He couldn't manage with- work Naturally he couldn't - Bug-eyed Giaccone-Moran lower himself to do any He's Cone RED BANK - In St. An ceremony. There was a re- Mrs Giaccone was gradu- Dear Bug Mr Wheeler household chores because he Dear Clad. I hope your thony's Catholic Church here ception in Old Orchard Inn. ated from Middletown Town- Dealer hasn't gotten away Auxiliary was a "man." so she htat- it daughter tias a good memory •"•5 I. Oct 13 Miss Lenore Patricia Kalontown ship High School and is em- wtUl it yet The Internal Rev- all Those who ignore history arc Mrs. lUbert Glaccoae Moran, daughter of Mr. and Attending the bride were ployed at Monmoulh Medical names slate, enue Department has been doomed to repeat it Thanks (Nee Lenore Moran) Mrs. Eugene T. Moran, 56 Miss Peggie Gleason, maid of Center, Long Branch Her The only time we ever saw busy, of late, checking the Maida Ter, Middletown, be- honor, and the Misses Jac- husband, a graduate of Red plans bazaar the slob attack anything with for writing records of people who have came the bride ol Robert A queline Moran, Noreen Walsh Bank Catholic High School MIDDLETOWN - Newly till was at the table Ol Dear Ann Landers I never been checked before Giaccone, son of Mr. and and Diane Moerkirk. and Brookdale Community installed officers of the course he was dltguttingly thought you and your readers That "gentleman" could be Mrs. Nicholas Giaccone, 146 Best man was Nicholas College, Lincrofl, is employed Ladies Auxiliary ot Old Vil- overweight might be interested in how • next Park Ave., Shrewsbury Giaccone Jr. Ushers were at Ft. Monmouth. lage Fire Company. Rt. 35, Msgr. Salvatore DiLorenzo Kent Vander Vort, Patrick They will reside in Katun are Mrs. Evelyn Deaney. officiated at the candlelight Mahar and Cory Moran town. president; Mrs Elsie Rooney. vice president; Mrs. Helen Garrison, treasurer; Mrs Marie Mackey, recording sec- McNee-Castagno retary and Mrs. Jo-Ann McElwain, corresponding sec- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS a reception in Gibbs Hall, Ft from Middiwo'.vn Township retary. Retiring president is — Miss Diann Castagno, Monmouth. High School and is employed Mrs. Fran George BAKERY daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wil- by Colonial First National liam P. Castagno, 36 Nautilus Mrs. Frederick J. Rast 3rd Bank, Atlantic Highlands Members are completing MON. thru FRI. Drive, Leonardo, was mar- was matron of honor. Brides- plans for the auxiliary's third Mrs. ried here Sept. 21 in St. Agnes maids were the Misses Janice Mr. McNee, an alumnus of annual bazaar which will be (Nee Diann Castag Catholic Church, to Leo F Santaniello, Dawn Allan, Do- Christian Brothers Academy. staged Saturday from II am McNee, son of Mr. and Mrs rothy McNee and Kalhy Lincroft, attended Brookdale to 4 p.m. at the firehouse McNee Michelle Ann Rast Super Specials STEREO Joseph McNee, 69 Monmouth Community College and stud- Handicrafts, including cro- WADB Ave., Leonardo. was flower girl. ied agronomy at Rutgers Uni- chet, ceramics and macrame OCT. 21 THRU OCT. 25 versity, New Brunswick. He will be among the varied Joseph McNee Jr. was best BEAUTIFUL MUSIC The Rev. Leo Beger, cousin is assistant superintendent at booth items. There will be a man and the ushers were Sea Bright Lawn Tennis and '•Christmas Corner" featuring of the bridegroom, celebrated Frederick J. Rast 3rd, Mi- 24 HOURS A DAY the Nuptial Mass. There was Cricket Club, Rutnson. ceramic ornaments and chael DeRogatis, John McNee dvcoupage decorations and Robert Siebert. ITALIAN Mr. and Mrs. McNee reside There will be a craft demon- The bride was graduated in Atlantic Highlands. stration every half hour be- fair/ A. Quoglui, ginning at 1 p.m. These will R.P.' be on decoupage, liquid em- BREAD Rigge-Sculthorpe broidery, sand terranums and others. ZHH in DHT\L HEALTH QUESTIONS OCEANPORT - Miss Bon- with the US Army in Korea, A light luncheon of home- HEARTH BAKED YOU SHOULD ANSWER nie Jean Sculthorpe, daughter and is attending Wayne State made soup, sandwiches, cof- of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond University. Mr. and Mrs fee and cake, will be served Take this short quiz and tee It 7011 arc Sculthorpe, 19 Dwyane St., Rigge will reside in Ypsilanti from U.jJ^i in Uklnf rood care of your health. was married here Aug. 31 in Reg. 1. Are you overweight or underweight? Oceanport United Methodist 4 t. Did you ikip that complete phyilc»l? Church, to Carl Jeffrey 51* 3. Do you push too hard phjniealljf Rigge, Ypsilanti, Mich., son 4. Do you puih too hard mentally? of Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. 80. 5. Have you any recurrlni symptom* that Rigge of Dearborn Heights, you ltnoreT Mich. 33 6. Dots that cavity In your tooth keep get- Rev. Winfield W West offi- BAKED FRESH ting larger? 3 TIMES DAILY If the answer to any or all of thete ques- ciated. There was a reception AVAILABLE AT ALL tions If yes it b time to do something about in the Squires Pub, West Long It. now. Your doctor can help you get back Branch. FREEDMAN'S BAKERIES on the right track. Jeanne Anne Rigge was YOU OB YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US maid of honor and Marilyn when yon need a delivery. We will deliver Beth Rigge was bridesmaid. promptly without extra charge. A great many Best man was James K. people rely on us for their health needi. We Kennedy. Dale Sculthorpe welcome requests for delivery service and charge and Larry Rigge were the accounts. ushers. Mrs. Rigge is an alumna of Pharmacy Shore Regional High School, TMK SMHMISslHV SUM'S West Long Branch, and Mich- BROAD ST. 741-4(74 SHRKWSBURV igan State University. PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS HtKK DELIVERY The bridegroom was gradu- ated from Whitmer High School, Toledo, Ohio, served

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Elaine Powers ••fMer ttttf |M1< OLD VILLAGE BAZAAR - Mrs. Evelyn Deaney, Middletown, right, new president of the Ladies HALLOWEEN PARTY Auxiliary of Old Village Fire Company, previews crafted items for the third annual bazaar, with Mrs. Marie Mackey, Middletown, chairman. The event will take place Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 Free Day p.m. at the firehouse, Rt. 35, south of Sears. Craft demonstrations will begin at 1 p.m. Luncheon will Running a meeting, be served, featuring homemade soup, sandwiches hosting a luncheon, Thursday, October 24th and cake. going to a matinee, or out for the evening — Surprises- Fun and much, much more this is a most Gala excitement - Join the celebration Lean line did becoming ensemble. •Fret Use of Equipment •Free Figure Analysis Two tone beige knit of •Free Exercise Classes • Free Refreshments put mare life poly, acrilan, wool with ascot blouse of washable Trielon. Special Re-Sign Offer for Previous Members in her life! Jacket has self- pleating at collar, cuff, waist. Easy IF YOU ARE A DRESS SIZE swing skirt. Sizes 8 to 14— You Can Be A Size 10 in 31 Days 14. See this and other 16 — You Can Be A Size 12 in 36 Days 18 You Can Be A Size 14 in 36 Days wearable dresses at 20 — You Can Be A Size 14 in 50 Days 22 — You Can Be A Size 16 in 51 Days Flora today ... $85 RESULTS II lor any rtason you fail 10 'ecelve results Elaine Power* will give you 6 MONTHS Mil.

Now, she looks belief feels 4 Days Only belief! II YOUflE ovefwwght, Lett Line's exclusive untvefsMy letied "Behavior Modlftcatton Technique' can help you1 Mon.thruThurs. 00 You can actually eat you* favorite food* and still love wetghi and Per Week keep It off' lean lint offers g;*M be a quiet standout programs for women, men Complete Unlimited Visits and leenj in classes ihtouahoul New Jetsey. New York and Staien we'll help ypu*at.. For more information of nearby classes, call cotteci 4-Month Program lor a slimmer, healthier, DwrsOpei9AM-9PM happier you.' FLORA Elaine Powers Figure Salons ll RED BANK. YMCA Bldfl . 168 Maple Ave . Turn 7 30pm BHPCKTOWN, Am Legion Posl (34a. Maniplofclng Rd . Ihurn g 30am i 7 00pm LAKEWOOO, Temple Beth-Am. Madison S Cary Sis.. Tuej 9:30am > 7 30pm NEPTUNE, J C Bldg . 303 W Sylvania Ave . Neplune City, Thucs. 9 30am i 7 30pm 141 brtkid tlnxt red bunk, n. j. When a body needs a friend (at a price any body can afford). FREEHOLD. VFW Post. WaterwwKs Rd . Wed 7 00pm TOMS RIVED. Playdrome Bowling. Rl 37 Mon 9 00am « 7 00pm RED BANK (Shrewsbury) Shrewsbury Plaza, Rte. 35 *« imki.*. - u, H«W ri«<. EATONTOWN, Monmoulh Shopping Clr . Com Rm dome level). Wed 6 30pm MATAWAN. American Legion Hall. 188 Main SI . Wad 9:30am « 7 30pm 544-1773 iton.-Fri. 9-9 Sal. 9-4 10 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY OCTOBER 21. 1974 Tennessee crafts display Wednesday RUMSON - The annual assist In developing and im- display and sale of Arrow- proving the quality sod craft articles from Gatlin- craftsmanship of the pieces burg., Tenn., will take place produced. To this end in IMS from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. a summer workshop program Wednesday here in the home was begun, in cooperation of Mrs. John G. Harlan Jr.. If with the University of Ten- Oakes Road. It will be con nessee, offering graduate and ducted by the Jersey Shore undergraduate credit and us- Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi ing the PI Beta Phi grounds Mist Be«ker MteiSenp NIM D'Oaefrle Miss McLaughlln Miss Dvggai There will be a large as- in Gatlinburg. sortment of hand-woven table This constructive influence mats and napkins, tote bags, in the craft world was further hot mats, coasters, shawls., extended and expanded with scarves, aprons and baby bibs -\ the building in 1>7I of a fine Engagements announced and blankets. Other hand- new structure, the Arrow- crafted items, all produced in mont School of Arts and the Southern Highlands area, Crafts. This modern structure Marcickiewicz-McLaughlin Shea-Duggan will include carved napkin of native stone and glass rings, cutting boards, games houses an auditorium, library, FANWOOD - The engage- High School She and her MIDDLETOWN - An- East Keansburg Elementary and basket* galleries and' studios for ment o( Miss Donna Marie fiance, an alumnus of Red nouncement is made by Mr, School in the Middletown weaving, ceramics, Jewelry. McLaughlin, to Richard L. Bank Catholic High School, and Mrs. Eugene J. Duggan, Township School System She Arrowcraft was one of the enameling and many other Marcickiewicz, son of Mr. and were graduated in May from 50 Holland Road, of the en- was graduated from Kean first cottage industries in the crafts. Special rqmps make Mrs. Richard Marcickiewicz Seton Hall University, South gagement of their daughter, College of New Jersey, Union, United States. In 1112, Pi them assessible to senior citi- Sir.. 30 Victoria Place, Middle- Orange. Miss Maureen Bernadette and Seton Hall University, Beta Phi, a national frater- nity for college women, start- zens and handicapped stu- town, is announced by her Mr. Marcickiewicz is a Duggan, to Edward Joseph South Orange. ed a Settlement School in one dents. parents, Mr. and Mrs. teacher at Hillside Middle Shea, 740 Ocean Ave . Sea Mr. Shea, president of of the remate areas of the it Mit itf i toff•*•• • Thomas McLaughlin, here. A School, New Providence, and Bright, son of Mrs Madeline Shea's Service, Sea Bright, Great Smokies. To help the In the summer of 1971 a to- HALLOWEEN DANCE - Preparing for the River June wedding is planned. Miss McLaughlin is employed Shea, and the late Edward was graduated from Fordham mountain people develop mar- tal of 952 students from 18 to Plaza Hose Company No. 1 Halloween Dance, Mrs. by International Playtex Shea. University and served as a Miss McLaughlin was grad- ketable products, the school 70 years of age and from 42 Ben Gross! and John Mattoccia, display colorful Corp. Miss Duggan is principal of lieutenant in the US. Navy uated from Union Catholic revived and fostered the states and 1 foreign countries masks for Saturday's event at the firehouse on Ap- traditional home crafts and attended this school. Many plegate St., River Plaza. Costumes are optional. then provided an outlet for came for their own personal Music will be by Revival. A buffet will be served, Lebsack-Becker the work through the college pleasure and enrichment, but and awards made for costumes. On committee are WEST KEANSBURG - received a BS degree from chapters and alumnae clubs the majority were therapists, Mr. Gross! and Mr. Mattoccia. co-chairmen; Dale NMTMTC Miss Mary Marguerite Becker the University of Arizona. He all over the United States. A teachers, student* and recre- Myers, William Boccellato and Craig Heidel. Fire and U.S. Army 2nd Lt. Dale completed Armored Officer shop in Gatlinburg was ational workers. captain is Gary Homefield. Tickets may be pur- Edward Lebsack plan to be Basic Course and is platoon opened in 1926 to market wo- Mrs. Harlan is chairman of chased at the door. married in January. An- leader of F Troop, 2nd Squad- ven and other handcrafted ar- the Arrowcraft sale, assisted nouncement of their engage- ron, 3rd Armored Cavalry, El ticles from the Smokey Moun- by Mrs. Frank Leach, also of nmtPw? ment is made by Miss Beck- Paso, Tex. tain region. Rumson, and Mrs. H.B. er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Becker was graduated Douglas, Fair Haven; Mrs. 1 All the profits from this Frederick Becker Sr., 44 from Mater Del High School, Frederick Hagee, Rumson, marketing are used to further "HYDRANT""" Ninth St. here. New Monmouth, attended and Mrs. C. T. Straughn, 2nd r~ the efforts of Pi Beta Phi phi- Lt. Lebsack, an airborne Fairlelgh Dickinson College of Middletown. Mrs. Hagee is lanthropy in Gatlinburg, to ranger, is the son of Mr. and at Madison, and is depart- president of the Jersey Shore | ' mmmmm Alumnae Club. FLUSHING Mrs. Paul Lebsack of Tucson, ment manager of Montgom- off any sizt Ariz. He was graduated there ery Ward shipping and receiv- NOTICE TO ALL from Rincon High School and ing in El Paso Meeting | ENROLL NOW CONSUMERS OF THE Blumenfeld-Borup Memo GORDON'S CORNER WATER CO. COLTS NECK - Mr. and Marlboro High School. She Is AND Mrs. Donald Borup, Hialeah WOMEN AND MONEY studying elementary educa- VILLAGE WATER CO. HLORASEPTI Drive, announce the engage- tion at Fairleigh Dlckinsdn MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - ment of their daughter, Miss Leo J. Barrett, attorney, will the temi-annual flushing of hydrants will i University, Rutherford, take place between the hours of 11 p.m. and 3 a.m. Donna Jane Borup, to Barry talk about Financial Affairs where Mr. Blumenfeld is ma- Blumenfeld, son of Mr. and as They Affect Women at to- October 21 thru October 25 Shrewsbury Pharmacy joring in accounting. He was THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS Mrs. Alvin Blumenfeld of Edi- morrow's 8:30 p.m. meeting GORDON'S CORNER WATER CO. son. graduated from J.P. Stevens of National Council of Jewish BROAD ST. 741-4874 High School, Edison | PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY Miss Borup Is a graduate of Women here in Temple Sha- lom. EDUCATIONAL EXTRAS Miller-D'Onofrio LINCROFT - The Lincroft MIXED DOUBLES LITTLE SILVER - Mr Washington, D.C. She was PTA will meet tomorrow at 8 and Mrs. Joseph D'Onofrio, 56 graduated from Red Bank p.m. There will be a program The Smoother Silverwhite Road, announce Catholic High School and on math, reading and speech LEAGUES the engagement of their Ohio Wesleyan University at resources at the school. Open by Young Smoothie daughter, Miss Debra Delaware. House is slated for Oct. 29- NOW FORMING AT D'Onofrio, to James Richard Nov. 1 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Miller, an alumnus of and from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Dorothy Toland Pont Reinlorced front. Lace "stockling" Ralph Miller of Phoenix, Ariz. Manheim Central High PTA MEETING hose holder Antron III Lycra Chlfton A December wedding is School, is self-employed at OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The Tweave. White or beiae. planned. Washington Framing and Art, Ocean Township PTA will We are now accepting new S-M-L-XL 11.00 NEW SHREWSBURY Miss D'Onofrio resides in Washington. DC. students. Our schedule in- meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. cludes beginners, Inter- Longer Length 12.00 There will be panel discussion mediate and advanced on "The Behavior and Dis- classes In all types ot theatri- RACQUET CLUB cipline of the Middle School cal dance Special Classes (or Student." three to live year olds CHAPTER MEETING FOR SUNDAY EVES. 8 To 10 P.M. T\P • BALLET • TOE RED BANK - The Red ACROBATICS* TINY TOTS Bank Chapter of American MODERN JAZZ For 24 Weeks Beginning Nov. 3 Field Service will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the DOROTHY Red Bank Regional High School library. Mrs. Max TOLAND Call 747-0464 Katz will give a slide-illus- DANCE STUDIO trated lecture on her trip to 20 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK Gilbtrl St. North New Shrewsbury 201 E. Bergen PL, Red Bank Open 9:30 to 5:30 Dally 747-4849 Norway. 741-2208 Miss Webster Hiss Phillips ECONOMY Johnson-Webster SHOE REPAIR How much HAZLET — Announcement fiance are graduates of Rari- 2WMt Front tt. is made by Mr. and Mrs. Rob- tan High School. She attended Re* tank ert Webster, 15 Cornell Drive, Brookdale Community Col- should you pay of the engagement of their lege, Lincroft, and is em- REBUILT daughter, Miss Rosemary P. ployed by the Fedder Corp., • COMOV BOOTS • MESS BOOTS to join a good Webster, to James i. Johnson Edison. Mr. Johnson, a gradu- • MONK SHOES Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John- ate of Brookdale Community • MOUIDEO SHOES son, 35 Dartmouth Drive. A College, is self-employed at NUMI SHOES loin figure salon May wedding is planned. Essex Wire Design Co., New- CONVERT Miss Webster and her ark. STREET SHOES no TO Pesapane-Phillips GOLF for OTHERS MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and New Shrewsbury. SHOES Mrs. John R. Phillips, 57 Mr. Pesapane was gradu- *U MISS SHOIS MSOttb 1IM $1.90 a day Cooper Road, announce the Mtw WITH OUR mm fowoce ON ated from Manasquan High rACTODY mociss tifn »«»>• engagement of their daugh- School and is employed by SALE ter, Miss Donna R. Phillips, Two Guys, Neptune City. '75 to Patsy Pesapane, son of Mr. 2 for $3 and Mrs. Louis Pesapane Sr., 61213th Ave., Belmar. MAGIC * TOUCHfcouty Solon, | $10 for 10 days Miss Phillips was graduated from Middletown Township N.J. Busltst 2torA sale High School and Monmouth 5% County Vocational School of OPEN UNTIL $3 a week Beauty Culture. She is em- Interest ployed by Mr. Liquidators. Midnight At Our 2 Locations I8NT IT NICE TO KNOW FITNESS NIGHT Quality Work You only pay the same price to join Light 'n Lovely aa EATONTOWN - The Parks everyone else and Recreation Department NO ATfOMTMINI NKUSMV Our competition changes prices every day - you never presents Monday Night Fit- know what the RIGHT price Is and you don't know what i your going to get for the money - before you join any ness for women of all ages WASH-SET AFTER 6 P.M. V health spa or figure salon ask them If you pay extra lor... beginning tonight in Meadow- brook School from 7:30 to 9:30 Perms Thurs. only 9 A.M. to 12 P.M. ^Individual and Group Exercises, Professional J»7 Equipment, Showers, Whirlpool, Sauna, p.m. Mrs. Wendy Savoth, \ \mJL'/ Supervised Nursery, Yoga, Belly Dancing physical education instructor •WASH AND SET Mon.-Wed. Until 6 \ QdBt and Lockers al Light 'n Lovely you gel It of Meadowbrook School will Frosting Wed. and Fri. Only be the instructor. Touch-Up One Process 400 MUMS Touch-Up 2 Processes 600 Wash And Set Fri.-Sat. 3" Plant now for color all toll MAGIC TOUCH Om 150 VarietUt Figure Salons K-MART Canter — Rt. 35 HOCKHOCKSON •HAZUT Only HAZUT 739-0944 IKHH MT «H»t «• Mil bctflM If regular payments heve bean 20 HEAD OFFICE: FARM J&B HAIRSTYLIST 5mad%e aINTERESs scheduled each weeT k - CONVENIENT COMMUNITY OFFICES Hwy. 37 — 349-1177 * and club completed, 5% Interest 60 Neptune Blvd., Neptune, New Jersey HAZLET TOMS RIVER SHOPPING CINTER %- paid on the average balance KMART PLAZA, RT. 34 739-2111 open dally 10 A.M. 6 P.M. maintained. MEMBER FEDERAL RE8ERVE SYSTEM / F.D.I.C. 542-0653 •••••••••••••••*

V O i: Television Today At the movies SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY ocTOi The Deuly Register 11 These schedules ore pro- \,.w\* _• I'l. i .1 i - - J These schedules are pro CINIMAI- •^»* lork UianiuU — 2. !..». .. •>. II. l.t " v.devided by thee theateIheolerr and ththee CINEM,.S2»2*"*«A II — » Cone Wilt, In Wind I 00 (21) (U) (SI) (M| NJ. HJHJC MOADCASTING 0 BEAT THE CLOCK times are lor today only (52) JERSEYRLE M Tonight's program takes a look st wsssi • (DMM CINEMA M- and , hlldrni MOVIES III - i ID • » EVENING 1:57 0 0 HCENTENNtAL MINUTES (osorrl? JO • > STIATHMOUE Narrator Sen WalUr F Mondale CINEMA I — MO 0 0 0 0 0 NEWS Thort Enttftoinmenl / M • X) • UWITCHED 0 0 MAUDE "SudSyVro'v.tl J K. i 00. I IS. 10, 00 CINEMA II - Walter return* hone from km annual ruauag trip CiNCUa II - Conor!' SO t IS "Sass's Matte Mirror" convinced that be « 00 i 0 NIC MON NIGHT AT THE MOVIES I ol.loi mo Split 7 00 I JO. • « A coavlcled murderer Is psrotled with tke linjl starring Robert lUttford. otivf m- NCPTUNE minded (oml-kUl Pets Cbehrue Melvm Oourl.s Bill McKay, his pirty's cade* NEPTUNE CITY - 0 TODAY IN DELAWARE to run for the United SUtsa Senate, finds the Houte I hoi Vontvhedl S* Hooow Movvc Snwl I IS. • lOPIxnelV ' M.I JS • (S21 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY raid hard to travel as ke campaigns for tke office io a OCt IN TOWNSHIP • •NFL MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL IONS HANCM CIICLE - • SESAME STREET u *>lil I K 1 X (M) DOME GILLIS Green Bay Ptu kers v* Chicago Bears. MOVItll- 0 BONANZA Oroove Tube I 10 • 00 Lole Slum O, MIDDLEIIOOH 4:10 0 NBC NIGHTLY NEWS Llltlr Joe and Hou spend an unforgettable and UiKlelO 10 CINEMA I — • I LOVE LUCY MOVIES II - Cotxxel 7 » » J) almost tragu evening at the carnival when Utlls Juiiut vioodef Mi. » » TThhe Fos Hunt" CINEMA II - Joe's date dfippeam julim Viaoder 1 IS. • 00 AIC EVENING NEWS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS FREEHOLD 0 0 LOCAL FOLLOW-UP ATLANTIC CINEMA - DELAWARE POLITICS BofnLOMM' 00. I 00 MALL I - _ ZOOM "Drink. Drink Pnink" lolilomioSpl.l I IS. I X MALL II- I|S1| tOOK KAT 1531 MASTERPIECE THEATRE MIOOLETOHM t:M "Murder Muil Advrrtl««" (Part IT1I TOWN CAIT - Gont Wilrt Ihc Wind / 10 l»"Msln Kind?" by Cleveland Amory POoie IV ; IS. • » NEWS 0 0 RHODA MENLO PABK "IUI Brsnda de.ld>< to throw a akowsr for her toon-U- TOWN WtST - CINEMA •• _ CIS EVENING NEWS ' be-wed 0 GARNER TED ARMSTRONG NIC NIGHTLY NEWS I 10. 10 40 Youintul Lull )M 111 Modnrol M. 10 41 ID CAUGHT IN THE ACT EAST (lUNtWICK 8 ANDY GRIFFTH SHOW I Hi • 34 1UHNPIKE INOOOH - "Ople and the Bully" 10:00 The Bottle Hill Boys" HAILCT Juliut VfOOWr IBIS) (REf ESTIMATES - 7415060 0 TO TELL THE TRUTH O 0B MEDICAL CENTER IT. ISOIIVE IN - OUTDOOR — 0 AIC NEWS "May God Have Merry" A former priest goss to Groove Tuoe > 00 f It Reelei Woo Bon» 7 00. Sleeper I 40 Everything You can add that exlta room to youi house lor 6 0 THE RAYMOND BURR SHOW work for I.r Jo. Osnnon as an orderty and then (WSi • IS ADoul &e> 10 N lol less than you might imagine One call lor a LET US DO IT ALL - falls in love with a patient he aided "To Kill > Cop" 0 0 NEWS PLAM - tree eslitnale will convince you And, you gel O THE F.I.I. Sleepef I 00 Bonono, I K I,.,,l»,n, ATLANTIC quality materials and workmanship Worn the No Job Too Big.. An oriental orphan, bound (or lhe U8 Is but s O NEW YORK REPORT Aboul&es 10 00 pawn In s vicious mhemr aimed at smunttu IS GREAT PERFORMANCES CINEMA 291-0148 county's oldest and largest home improvement lop-ssrret Information out of the country • RubenMeln piano Concert Gcbouw In Amsterdam" ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS specialists 24 hour phone service No Job Too Small! O UNDER BILLY PENNS HAT IB FIRING LINE STEREOI O BOOK IEAT «D ACCION CHICANO WADB PLAYING "Man Kind?" by Cleveland Amory. 1521 NEW JERSEY REPORT •ASEMENTROOM AM CONVERSION. •0> THTHEE ELECTRIC COMPANY AU nns uwtovf MINTS 10:30 |M) COMMUNITY AFFAIRS JOURNAL ARE RELEASE — BACK 1521 TTVV GARDEN CLUI O NEW JERSEY REPORT LOCAL COMMUNITY BY POPULAR DCMAND M VVOYAG°l E TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA tQ WOMAN 7:30 _ CHANNEL J EYE ON Margaret Sloan on Black Sisterhood" • tM.4M.li... •""•'" aA CHrepor/t on Jim Jensen's trip to Cubs with Sena- (52) WASHINGTON STRAIGHT TALK NEWS & WEATHER . 4llk »«„• * '-'' tor Jamb Jsvlts and Rhode Island Senator Clal- (61) THE BOB CUMMINGS SHOW boroe Pell. 11:00 BBOi NEWS 0 THE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 BEST OF GROUCHO Worried About 0 HOGANS HEROES O RACING FROM YONKERS RACEWAY NO MONEY DOW - TERMS ARRANGED ON ANY IMPROVEMENT "Schults Brigade" CD PERRY MASON O S25.OO0 PYRAMID "The Case of the Decadent Dean" FALSE TEETH 0 WORLD OF SURVIVAL IB 83 (52) ABC NEWS FOR THE DEAF Coming Loose? "Secrets of Trout Stream" IB WASHINGTON STRAIGHT TALK OB LAST OF THE WILD Afraid («!»• teeth will drup tt the •mwas (68) ADVENTURES IN PARADISE MONMOUTH CONSTRUQION CO. wron* lirm.' A denlurr mlhrsive rsn AREflELEASE "Hippopotamus" 11:10 O 03 THE CBS LATE SHOW help. r'ASTKKTII" 1-uwJcr «,vi, THE ORIGINAL O BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING "She Cried Murder'" starring Lynda Day Ooorfs, d'niurra • Inner, flrmvr. slisilicr SCREEN APPEARANCE OF HIGHWAY 35 AT HEADDONS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN IB ROUNDTABLE Telly Savatas. A beautiful model, who Is a spec- h.»kl Why beemlitmssrd? Fur mm ID THE FLOWER SHOW tator at s fatal subway accident, becomes con- sacuritv >nd roindtrt. in* PAH- vinced that she hat witnessed s murder. 741 5060 (S2) NEW JERSEY NEWS REPORT TEETH Umtun Adhssive l-ov.tn TOMUUGHUH O THE TONIGHT SHOW 1:00 O (D GUNSMOKE Owiturss thst At are ssstnlitl to »l BILLY JACK sts Dan Rowan and Dick Martin. hswlth. 8s» your dentist rafulmrly "The Iron Men." Mstt Dillon won't accent the 0 11:30 MOVIE condition of a once highly respected sheriff who "Who Killed Teddy Bear?" (IMS) starring Jullst has let himself degenerate Into a saloon bum Prowse, Sal Mlneo A young discotheque hnsl—s 0 O BELL SYSTEM FAMILY THEATRE ' becomes the victim of a telephone psychotic. "The Cay" starring James Earl Jones, Alfred Lut- ter. A seaman teaches a temporarily blinded boy 0 MONDAY NIGHT SHOWCASE how to survive on a small dot of land after their Female on thr Beach" I1SST) starring Joan ship is torpedoed In the Caribbean during World Crawford, Jeff Chandler. A determined woman War n. moves Into a bsachhouse whose previous tenant was found mysteriously dead. 0 DEALER'S CHOICE 09 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU O 0 THE ROOKIES 0D DAY AT NIGHT "Walk a Tightrope." Two Isw students plot to "••visible Man" by Ralph Ellison execute Tarry Webster, whom they hold responsible for two deaths at a campus demonstration. 12:00 OVD NEWS O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE O*THE TWILIGHT ZONE "A Bullet Is Waiting" (ISMI starring Rory Cal- 0B NEWS FOR THE DEAF houn, Jean Simmons A tough sheriff and' his 12:10 O CINEMA SIX prisoner make a forced landing In the desert and "Fast and Sexy" (1M0) starring Clna Lollobriglda. find themselves marooned with a girl. Vlttotio De Slca. 0 THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER O MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE Norman's Insurance actuary friend Is so filled with "Portrait of a Mobster" HMD starring Vic Mor- ststistlrs on accidents and their causes that he row, Leslie Parrtsh. finds peril In almost everything surrounding him. O NIGHT FINAL (B CD SPECIAL OF THE WEEK (B YOGA FOR HEALTH "Drink. Drank, Drunk." The serious problem of alcoholism Is explored, with s special emphasis on IlltO 0 INSIGHT educating and helping the families of problem 1:00 O O TOMORROW drinkers. Quests; Mike Copelond, counter espionage special (52) THAT'S IT IN SPORTS 1st who helped the CIA set up systems; and Col. Stephan Meade, the CIA operative whose exploits |o8) PLAYHOUSE have been compared to James Bond "The Oracle Allen Murder Csse" (193BI starring Oracle Allen, Warren William. Oracles date Is 1:20 «D NEWS tossed In jail on murder charges Invented by 1:27 O THE FUGITIVE Oracle. 1:10 0 THE LATE SHOW I:M 0 THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW The Women" (1B3») starring Norma Shearer Aquarium at library PARENTS well stocked GRMD LITTLE SILVER - BRING YOUR VA-5 YR. OLDS arc "new" residents In the FORA HlO-gallon suli water aqua i mm at the public library. the tank, whuh was in- stalled in January, is a g\U of FREE a local resident and is ihc property of the Knvironmi'n- lal Commission The libian provides the housing. VISION TEST A recent seining trip In the l Shrewsbury River in Little Silver produced pipe fish, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH gobies and a stickleback. A MIDDLETOWN OFFICE 4 E. RIVER RD.. RUMSON Little Silver resident donated a seahorse found nearby. FRIDAY, OCT. 25 The regular residents of the 9:30-11:30 and 1:00-3:00 aquarium include killifish. Saturday October 19 sheepshead, minnows and hermit crabs. EARLY DETECTION MAY PREVENT Mrs. Peter Lynn, represent- PERMANENT EYE WEAKNESS inn lht' Knvironmenlal r • mission, is responsible for the Saturday October 26 seining trips to stock Ihc SPONSORED BY THE PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING ASSOC. lank She has been accom OF RUMSON, SEA BRIGHT and FAIR HAVEN IN CON- panied by members of her JUNCTION WITH THE NEW JERSEY STATE COMMISSION Cub Scout den three, friends. 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SPEAR IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMHMMN herited portfolio I bold Amer Choosing an executor ican Tel. & Tel common and AMI DAVID R. SAR(.KVT preferred (NYSE). Columbus IIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIUIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIU, SUCCESSFUL ly SYLVIA PORTER of estate, says the American Q — What is your opinion of It Southern Ohio Bier (Flnl el two retaauK) Standard Oil of Indiana (NYSE), General Public Util- YOUR MONEY'S Also, if you do not have a (NYSE)? Is it a good long- INVESTING ities (NYSE). May Dept When we recently asked a will or if you fail to name an term invest menf — C X Stores (NYSE), Pratt l> Lam- friend how (he widow of his executor in your will, the A - Standard Oil of In- IIIIIMMIIIUIIIIMHIIIIHIIMNIMIHIIMIIMIIHI bert (ASE), Southern Com- the proceeds from the three lifelong partner was faring, WORTH court will appoint an "admin- diana is believed by many to doing quite well. Recent dis- pany (NYSE). Union Trust sales, buy equal dollar he remarked bitterly that he istrator" to handle your es- ABA cautions, "your will be one of the best-managed coveries in the North Sea (oil Bancorp (OTC) and Washing .. amount* of Gulf Oil (NYSE) rarely saw either her or her IIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIimillllllHIIIMHIMIIIIIIIIIIIII tate. The duties of an execu- should stipulate one or two al- companies in the diverse oil and gas) and expanded pro- to Gas Light Com k Pfd and US Fidelity k Guaranty children these days. He had executor discharged from his tor and an administrator are ternate executors who are industry. It certainly rates duction of crude from the (NtfSE). -LD (NYSE). Although you will be been appointed executor of or her execulorship roughly the same — but your available to back up your high among the major domes- Persian Gulf and Trinidad A — Yours is a con- giving up 1170 in annual in- his beloved partner's estate; Nose toe small executor may have much first selection." tics. The chemical segment of mesh well with the company's servative income portfolio come in this exchange, the he had done the best job he — Don't make the mistake greater latitude if you grant — Don't choose an executor the business is flourishing this successful efforts to increase which yields 10.4 per cent cur- dividends on the recommend- knew how; despite this, they of thinking your estate is too such flexibility in your will who lives far away, for then year, and the contribution production in this country At rently. However, in the case ed stocks are safe and could had lost all faith in him and small to warrant writing a Same allrnults it might be impossible for him from this source (including currently oversold levels, In- of Columbus It Southern Ohio. be increased. Nonetheless, the relationship had deterio- will or naming an executor — Don't name an executor to handle the day-to-day mai- agricultural*) is likely to diana Standard is a buy for General Public Utilities and the 9 6 per cent return on the rated into squabbling. Then Kstates in the $75,000 range in your will without talking it lers of your estate. Make sure show more consistent growth participation in the future Washington Gas Light, your revised portfolio is still an ex- he quoted the final stanza of are becoming commonplace over with him first. If he re- the executor you now have is in the future. Chemicals cur- growth of the domestic oil in- three highest yield Issues, the cellent yield, in combination an Edgar A. Guest short in this nation (with pensions, fuses to serve after you die. still nearby, and remember rently account for aboul 10 dustry. dividends do not appear se- with appreciation potential. poem: life insurance, home own- that some states require the per cent of total earnings cure on the common stocks. I (The authors cannot answer ership so widespread) and a or his own business affairs Q — As I am nearing retire- Now when I die I'll never executor to be a resident. Meanshile, its more impor- therefore would suggest these all mail personally, but will typical medium-size U.S. prevent him from serving, the ment age and need to supple- ask tant downstream facilities be sold. The remaining issues answer all questions possible bank is usually delighted to court will appoint another ad- Tomorrow: Ynr executor's ment my income, I would ap- A friend to carry such a (refining and marketing) are are well worth holding With in their column.) serve as executor on this size ministrator. 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Mold- LINCROFT - A 44-mile ca- more. ed body wKh large shs wheels. Attractive styling. noe trip on the Delaware Riv- er will be conducted by the CLOTHES AND ACCESSORIES PUTTPUTT Room nomo mat ens- COLECO county park system (Jet. 26 Choose from different dren help design and dec- and 27. The trip will be made assortment that you can use for special CONSTRUCTION orate. Complete with fur- DELUXE DOLL CAR- from Dingman's Ferry to adventures. All one low price. nishings. Dolls not Includ- RIAGE .99 07 ed. Sandts Eddy in the Kaslnn area. 9 KENNER Park system officials de- Mattel Just the thing for your ju- ICE BIRDS scribe the 22-mile first day nior builder*. Imaginative SPEED STUNTER set helps develop coordi- 9" trip as "relatively easy." nation and Imagination. Features storage bat and through scenic landscape You get everything you undercarriage tray. Mold- which may some day be un- 399 need. Make your own teeballs . ed body and chrome der water from the Tocks Is- Mattel Delicious and easy to do. frame and springs. At- tractive lavender color. land Dam. SEE 'N SAY OHIO ART The second day will feature increasing challenging rapids ETCH A SKETCH HALLOWEEN culminating with the running COSTUMES of Four Rift, a Class II rapids 14'of baking red, white end Talking and learning toys. AS LOW by Eastern Whitewater stan- .Help your child leern AS %T W EACH blue track, 5 lokiers, daredevel Create drawings without dards. loop, clamp, trestle and Flying Colors about his animal nursey Large assortment to choose from. rhymes and safety In the the use of pencls or cray- The trip, open to ex- car Is what this Speed Stunter Is all about. ons. Tum the knobs to No Batteries. perienced canoeists, will be control the lines. directed by Alan K. Jennings Additional information can bo obtained by telephoning him CIRCLE PLAZA OPEN SUNDAY 12 NOON to 5 P.M. HAZLET PLAZA at the park system offices SOUTH ST.-WYCKOFF ROAD HWY 35 — Across tmm K-Mtn 842-4000, extension 20. EATONTOWN Canoes can be rented from HAZLET the park system. HUNT MEET - The 44th annual meeting of the Monmouth County The Daily Register Hunt Racing Associ- ation Saturday on the SHREWSBURY. N. J MONDAY OCTOBER 21 1974 13 former Mlddletown es- tate of the late Amory L. Hoskell, was attend- ed by more than 12,000 enthusiasts of steeple- chase and hurdle races, tailgate picnicking and comradeship amid a STATE setting of flaming fall •y TV AiMdaietf Pren foliage. Proceeds from the popular event, will go to Monmouth County Cance«r operations may save lives charities. ATLANTIC CITY - Two state cancer crusade leaders predicted yesterday that the breast cancer operation* of Bel Krgixter -laff photon ty Ford and Happy Rockefeller and the subsequent news cov- bv Don l.nnli erage would save hundreds of lives. Robert Hearn, of Edison, a deputy executive vice president of the New Jersey division of the American Cancer Society, and Russell A. Fu&cus. of Jamestown, NY. chairman of the board of the New Jersey state division, agreed that the public focus put on breast cancer through the misfortunes of Mrs Ford and Mrs Rockefeller spurred more women to get breast The race from start to finish . cancer tests. "Suddenly we've had more women calling for literature and films on cancer and more women are taking tests," He«rn said at a volunteers' conference of the society's state division here. "It will save hundreds of lives," Hearn said It will mean more women wiU get tests for cancer, and through this earlier detection we'll save lives. The new interest in breast cancer is quite dramtic." State agencies named in action TOMS RIVER - Two state agencies must answer by Nov. 14 a nursing home association suit attempting to block the placement of former state hospital patients in unlicensed boarding homes. An order for the Department of Health and Agencies to show why they should not stop placing patients in the unli- censed homes signed last Thursday by Judge Edward V Mar- tino. The suit, brought by the Residential Health Care Associ- ation of New Jersey, contends that the unlicensed homes, housing three or fewer boarders, are unsuitable for the esti- mated 4,000 former mental patients and retarded people they house. THEY'RE OFF - The third race sponsored by The Department of Health sets safety and care standards OUR GANG — Among the younger set at Satur- for the licensed homes and unlicensed homes are not regu- the AAonmouth Park Jockey Club was the day's Race Meet were several descendants of the lated at all. The Department of Institutions and Agencies former Woodland Farm owners including, left to Monmouth County Hunt •«*»• places the former patients In both types of homes. right rear, John C. Ellis, 17, Middletown, a student The suit charges that the departments have neglected the Cup In honor of Amory L. Haskell. Audrey Rl- at Choate School; his sister Isobel Ellis, 11, with welfare of the patients in attempting to save money, because her niece Elite Glaccum, V/i, of Unionville, Pa.; the unlicensed homes are cheaper, but, the suit charges, ker's horse Perfect Cast won the $2,500 purse. William Ellis, 8; Charles H. Jones 3rd, 6, and his many could not meet state standards. sister Hope Jones, 10, Rumson, and Amory L. Has- kell 3rd, 16, Middletown, who attends Hun School N.J. bankers to fight inflation of Princeton. Seated from left are Benson Ross, 12, HONOLULU - The president of the New Jersey Bankers Basking Ridge; Mrs. Denis Glaccum of Unionville Association has proposed a state economic summit conference with her son John Amory Glaccum, I; MacDonald to consider inflation-fighting tactics. ... A family fun day Haskell, 16, who also attends Choate, and Robert Metcalf, New York, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard James Patchell, in a speech to the New Jersey delegation G. Metcalf, Middletown, who served respectively to the American Bankers Association here, said yesterday as president and secretary of the benefit event. that the state association will attempt to organize the confer- By Marguerite Headerson "That's my cousin's ence, modeled on President Ford's recent national economic horse!" enthused Mrs summit. Charles H. Jones Jr., Rumson "If, as reported, there is widespread skepticism and cy- The 44th meeting or the (nee Hope Haskell) as she nicism toward President Ford's appeal for voluntary public Monmouth County Hunt Rac- hurried over to the judges' restraints to fight inflation, then bankers and other businesses ing Association was a drama stand to congratulate Miss Ri- and industries must put their heads together to come up with in multiple acts. It even had a ker on Perfect Cast's win. some solutions," Patchell said. Perfect Cast; that was the Among others offering He said the conference would place particular emphasis horse owned by Audrey Riker bravoes were Mrs. Jones' lit- on support for the sagging housing market. (formerly of Monmouth and ters - Margaret (Mrs Ed- The conference would consider tax Incentives to mortgage now of Monkton, Md.) that ward B.) Ross of Basking lenders or subsidies for buyers and would also look for ways captured the Monmouth Coun- Ridge, and Anne (Mrs. John to increase deposits in savings accounts to make more mort- ty Hunt Cup — given in honor C.) Ellis of Middletown gage money available, he said. of the late Amory L Haskell, These are three of the four who was master of fox daughters — the other is Mrs. Ovil rights investigator arrested hounds for the Monmouth Alejandro De Tomaso or Italy County Hunt Club and also NEWARK - A state civil rights investigator who com- — of the late Mr. and Mrs. served as chairman of the plained of brutality by Belleville police was suspended from Haskell who hosted the first Monmouth Park Jockey Club, his job following his arrest on a drunken driving charge. Race Meet at Woodland Farm sponsor of that particular in the mid-20's. Jose Melendez of Newark was suspended by Vernon Pot- steeplechase event ter, director of the state's Division or Civil Rights, pending Treasurer of event court appearance by Melendez. Also center stage in the On Sept. 26, Melendez claimed that a Belleville policeman GREETINGS — Mrs. Amory L. Haskell Jr., Mid- Mr. Haskell was the former Race Meet act is Mrs. Helen hit him across the face with handcuffs after a fight with a dletown, above, treasurer for the 44th annual meet- owner of Woodland Farm, Haskell, widow of Amory L. crowd outside an apartment Melendez planned to rent. ing of Monmouth County Hunt Racing Association, Middletown, (purchased in Haskell Jr., who is treasurer Belleville police said the only action they gook against takes time out from a busy schedule to greet a 1972 by Ely Ashkenazi, Deal) of the event. Honorary chair- Melendez was to give him a summons for running a red light. passerby. Below, making beautiful music together the perennial perfect setting man is Mr. Haskell Sr's sec- About two weeks later, he was arrested for drunken driving are, from left, Martin Warshauer, Fair Haven, for the Race Meet which ond wife, Blanche Haskell, by a Newark policeman. with his "one man band" instrument; Dr. Seymour can't be outdone as a day for Rumson. Vice president (in Katz on trombone and Bernie Zimmerman, both of family fun. Even Haskell addition to Anne Ellis) is Mrs. New York, and Mrs. Warshauer. family fun. Alfred F. King of Greenwich. Inflation major concern, poll says Conn., formerly of Rumson, BETWEEN RACES — Mrs. Charles H. Jones Jr., PRINCETON - More than 80 per cent of who couldn't attend because Rumson, left, and her sister Mrs. John C. Ellis, America's voters consider inflation the most important prob- she's been hospitalized as a re- Middletown, Race Meet officials, look over the en- lem facing the country, and more believe that the Democrats sult of an accident. Secretary tries for one of the races run Saturday at Wood- are most capable of dealing with it and other national prob- is Mrs. Richard G. Metcalf. land Farm, Middletown. lems, according to the Gallup Poll. Middletown Mr. Metcalf is president. In the Sept. 27-30 survey of 1,527 adults in more than 300 "A marvelous crowd," noted gram. There were those who locations, 81 per cent cited the high cost of living as the na- Dick Metcalf (president Helen Haskell, who further came sans sandwiches and tion's No. 1 problem. Sixty-three per cent said Democrats are also or Shrewsbury Motors) theorized, "Well, when people bought hot dogs and soda at better able to handle the country's problems, and 37 per cent spent most of the day on woke up and saw a day like the refreshment stand. Others favored Republicans. wheels. These belong to a golf this . . ." packed elaborate meals and The survey asked: "What do you think is the most impor- cart which whizzed Mr. Mel- even brought a butler! There tant problem facing this country today?" calf uphill and down to attend Lots to watch were capes and boots on 'the The responses were: the high cost of living, Hi per cent; to all the administrative It was a great day. And the women. Deer-stalker caps dissatisfaction with and lack of trust in government, 6 per duties involved with shuttling estate's vast acreage glowed and mufflers on the gents. cent; crime and lawlessness. 4 per cent; Watergate and cor- some 12,000 persons in and russet and golden in the au- Dungarees and sweat shirts ruption in government, 3 per cent; the energy crisis, 2 per out of Woodland Farm. tumn sun. The crowd had lots on the children. And silver cent; unemployment, 2 per cent. The 12,000 figure is a record to watch in addition to each candelabra on the luggage Twelve per cent name other problems, and 2 per cent of- high. other and a five race pro— racks. fered no opinion. Gallup said the percentages total more than 100 because some of those sun-eyed gave more than onv an- swer. Rider College pay talks to resume LAWRENCEVILLE - A meeting of teachers' union rep- resentatives, Rider College administrators and a slate media- tor was set for today in an effort to resolve a five-day-old teachers' strike against the school. A spokesman for the American Association of University Professors, the teachers' bargaining unit, said the national AAUP organization has announced financial support for the 186 faculty members who struck Wednesday in a yearlong contract dispute. On Thursday, about 1.000 students marched on the school's administration building in support or the strike. The strike is threatening the school's homecoming week- end, set for Friday and Slaurday. If the strike lasts, a deci- sion on postponing the homecoming will be made Wednesday. The teachers are seeking pay raises of in K to 12 per cent and a provision for cost-of-living raises. Rider president Frank N. Elliott said the college's latest offer included an H put ceat pay raise. * Hospitals' fuel costs soar PRINCETON — The president of the slate Hospital Asso- HILLSIDERS — Among many family groups en|oying the bright sunshine ciation says that increasing fuel oil costs have cost 109 hospi- and fall foliage at Woodland Farms are, from, left rear, Bob Wade Jr., tals that are members of the association III) million the la.sl 14 Spring Lake; John J. Delaney, Holmdel; Mr. and Mrs. Wade Sr., Mrs. Eu- ' months. gene F. Hennicke and Mr. Hennicke, Spring Lake. Kneeling from left are Jack W. Owens said yesterday that energy conwirvatlMt THE FINISH — Long shadows add photographic drama to the finish of the Susan and Mary Anne Wade; Mrs. Delaney; Brendan Hennicke; Eileen De- measures have not held back (he impact of tripled healing oil fourth race, the Monmouth County Gold Cup won by Tall Award. Jerry laney; Irene McCarthy, Chester, and Erin Hennicke. Resting in foreground price and he appealed for federal aid In hold down the cart to Fishback is the winning jockey. is Carolyn Delaney. patients. 14 The Drily Register N J MONDAY OCTOBEP21 1974 Brr. . .Monmouth launches fall fling air in hot weather have been OCEANPORT - Monmoulh improvements that will en- heating and air-conditioning of the third-floor complex has raced tale fall and early private parterre boxes atop closed to protect against fall Park is shipshape for its first able Monmouth to operate installed. which also includes belling spring dates successfully for the clubhouse. temperature drops. voyage imo (all racing toda>. comfortably in the fall dales • Enclosing of Ike terrace areas, the Sapling and Salva- several years. Warded em- "We are prepared to oper- Many slables have re- and the improvements implc — 31 days through Saturday. has turned out most satisfac- tor Terrace dining rooms phasized that Monmouth man- ate in the early spring and mained at Monmouth since merited since the conclusion Nov. 23 — for the first time in torily." said Warded "Now overlooking the walking ring, agement intends to preserve early (all. but not in the win the close of the summer of the summer session will the track's modern history- the entire third floor of UK- and the Garden Room lounge the attributes which have ter," Warden said enhance the track year-round Post time this week is I p m. clubhouse U a complete unit made the track a summer re- In the stable area, all dor- meeting, and others will be thereafter 12:30 pm with heating and air-condi- All betting areas will be sort favorite. mitory rooms for backstrelch installed by opening day to Secretary and general man provide racing secretary Ken- ager Harvey I Wardell puts tioning for comfort year- heated for the fall meeting, The only concession to the employees have been neth H Lennox with a full the renovation of the dining The dming terrace has been round " but seating areas remain weather at the fall meeting equipped with electric heat complement of horses for the terrace overlooking the race glass enclosed and completely The dining terrace, which open much in the manner of will be the closing of Mon Openings above the horse fall races. track at the head of the list of redecorated, with a system of seats $50 and MO. now is part New York's Aqueduct, which mouth's unique three floors of stalls to allow a free flow of IHIIIIIIIIIHIIIMIHIIimilllllllllllllMIUIIH IIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIimilllllllMMIH "»»" ••linillllllllllllMIIIIIIMIIHIIIIMIIIIIIIinillllllilllllMllllllllllllllllllllinilllllMIHMIIIHIIIIIIIIMIIIIIII Illlllll Illllll Bucs find Cardinals only undefeated team; no lion Vikes, Patriots no longer perfect By The Associated Press ton completed 18 of 30 passes for 229 yards and one touch- The surprising St Louis down, but his desperation at- in corral Cardinals stand alone as the tempt with three seconds to only unbeaten team in (he go in the game was picked off By RICH NICOLETTI National Football League af- by Lem Barney in the Detroit end zone. RED BANK - 'It's like walking into a ter losses Sunday by the New cave. You don't know if there's a lion in there England Patriots and Min- Buffalo's victory boosted or not." said a worried Red Bank Regional nesota Vikings the Bills into a tie with the coach Bob Strangia before his Shore Confer- St. Louis squeezed by the Patriots for the lead in the ence "C" Division game with undefeated upstart Houston Oilers. 31-27. Eastern Division of the Amer- Marlboro on Saturday. to raise its recordt o 6-0 Jim ican Conference with 5-1 records, one game better than Strangia didn't take any chances He fired Hart took advantage of a pair the defending Super Bowl a few bullets (Bob Tomaino. John Summonte, of Houston fumbles within a champion Miami Dolphins and Tim Johnson) into the cave and found no l^i minute span of the second lion — just a hole at the other end. period and turned them into Sam Cunningham scored two touchdown passes to Earl three touchdowns for the Pa- Red Bank scored two quick touchdowns Thomas, then the Cards' de- triots on runs of 75, one and and then coasted* somewhat sloppily the rest fense withstood a late rally 12 yards, his big TD jaunt of the way to a 26-0 romp over the previously by the Oilers to preserve the coming on the first play from unscored upon Mustangs. victory. scrimmage. The victory left the Buccaneers with a 4-0 Minnesota and New Eng- But six minutes later the record (12-4) in two years). They've given up land, meanwhile, were Bills drew even on a 10-yard just one touchdown this season knocked from the unbeaten pass from Ferguson to tight end Paul Seymour, and at Red Bank, playing without the help of "Mr. ranks. II 06 Ferguson passed to 6.J. Chips," Ira Bacon, a rugged linebacker who BUI Munson threw for 271 Simpson for a 21-yard scoring missed the game with a staph infection in his yards and Altie Taylor scored play. It was Simpson's first arm, still had plenty to stop Marlboro. twice to pace the Detroit Lions to a 20-16 upset of the TD of the season and the Pa- The Mustangs saw their unscored-upon Vikings, while Joe Ferguson triots never caught up. A 12- balloon deflated early when Tim Johnson, a passed for three touchdowns yard scoring pass from New sophomore whom you will be hearing about in THERE HE GOES — Red Bank Re to lead the Buffalo Bills to a England quarterback Jim the future, carried eight yards around left end gional's Bob Tomaino didn't score 30-28 victory over the Patri- Plunkett to Reggie Rucker in after running right smack into the line and .. any touchdown in Saturday's Shore ots. the last five seconds made' bouncing off. Steve Scoppetuolo kicked his Conference "C" Division battle Elsewhere in the NFL. the BENGAL BEATER — Oakland Raider running back Charlie Smith leaps the score close. first of two extra points and the Bucs led, 7-0, against Marlboro, but he was the Baltimore Colts beat the New past a Cincinnati Bengal tackier to score the winning touchdown with just Bobby Scott, given the less than three minutes into the game. game's leading rusher with 97 yards York Jets 35-20, the New Or- eight seconds left in the game. The Raiders scored a come-from-behind 30- starting job this week when in 20 carries. The Bucs stopped the leans Saints upset the Atlanta 27 victory. Coach John North benched Tomaino, Red Bank's answer to lightning, Mustangs' winning streak with a 26- Falcons 13-3, the Dallas Cow- ings with the Vikings. Munson the eight with 11:13 left in the Archie Manning, hurled a 36- set up the TD with a 32-yard run. 354 yards and one touchdown 0 victory. boys tripped (he Philadelphia completed 22 of 32 passes. game, shaking off four yard TD pass to Paul Seal The Mustangs got a look at the third Buc Taylor scored on runs of Eagles 31-24, the Pittsburgh with wide receiver Ron Jessie wouldbe tacklers at the line and Bill McClard kicked a runrier, Summonte, moments later. Summonte one and eight yards and Errol Steelers edged the Cleveland making 10 of the catches. of scrimmage on his way to pair of field goals to give New let up the second Buc score with a pair of daz- Strangia found Marlboro's defense every- Mann kicked field goals of 36 Browns 20-16, the Washington Taylor put the Lions ahead the end zone. Orleans a 13-3 upset over At- zling runs of n and 17 yards. Quarterback thing it was cracked up to be in the second and 27 yards as Detroit post- Redskins defeated the New for good when he scored from Minnesota's Frank Tarken- lanta. Chris Ward carried the ball the last five yards half. Red Bank's regular offense didn't score ed its first victory in 14 meet- York Giants 24-3, the Miami on a rollout. again the rest of the way. Dolphins got by the Kansas Red Bank's defense, not to be outdone, "Our passing game was bad. Chris Ward City Chiefs 9 3, the Denver scored In the third period when linebacker had his worst game yet. He had jammed three Broncos beat the San Diego Rick Ashton grabbed a ramble and dashed 33 of his fingers and couldn't pass effectively all Chargers 27-7, the Los Angel- THE NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY yards untouched day," said Strangia. es Rams whipped the San Francisco 49ers 37-14 and the The reservists got their snot at the end Still the Buc coach looks at his chart and AMERICAN MOTORS DEALERS Oakland Raiders defeated the zone when second-string quarterback Cookie is able to smile as his team moves its merry Cincinnati Bengals 30-27. Lewis fired a 35-yard pass to end Pete Reeves way to next Saturday's encounter with im- who took It in stride after stepping over the proved Wall Township, (1-3). The Green Bay Packers goal line. will meet the Bears at Chi- "We have intercepted more passes than cago tonight. "Our kids came out ready," said Strangia, have been completed against us," said Stran Three Oiler fumbles led to still not quite satisfied with the overall per- gia, savoring the mere thought of it. two touchdowns and a field formance of his team. "The trouble was that goal for the Cardinals. our offense was denied the ball five times be- But Strangia is forever pessimistic; or at St Louis built a 31-13 lead cause of penalties." least he would like everyone to think he is. early in the fourth quarter be- The red flag, which is no stranger to Red "Wall scares me. It is a tough team (or us. It's tile kind of team that can keep the ball fore Houston rallied on a pair Gome Bank this season, took flight for a grand total of one-yard touchdown of 110 yards. away from us, and that's the kind of team that can beat us. They have devastating inside run- plunges by George Amundson "This game was a little unusual for us," ners. They lost to Shore Regional on fumbles to narrow the margin to 31-27, claimed Strangia. "We usually start cold and I'm telling you, it's a coming team," he said, but that was all the Oilers then get hot. This one was just the other way setting up some drama for next week. could muster. on Strong around." It's my fault that the team got cold Hart completed 14 of 25 pas- Alter we scored those two quick touchdowns, I Can Red Bank get that lucky 13th straight ses for 134 yards and two wanted to see us get another one in a hurry to win. Nothing, not Warriors. Bulldogs, Mus- touchdowns. Houston quarter- wfth put the game out of reach. I broke from the tangs or Caseys have been able to stop the back Dan Pastorini, mean- game plan and it seemed to ruin our momen- Buccaneers so far.. . while, had 29 completions in tum." Maybe a Wall can. . 40 attempts tor a whopping Rangers fall; '74 AMC YEAR-END Isles win SAYINGS NOW! NEW YORK (AP) - Garry The 23-year-old Smith had Monahan scored at 14:33 of 24 saves. the first period and Van- Bob Bourne's goal at 5:30 of couver goalie Gary Smith the first period was all Smith protected the lead, giving the really needed. Ernie Hicke. Canucks 1-0 victory over the Billy Harris. Ralph Stewart New York Rangers in the Na- and Rick Fortier also had Is- tional Hockey League last lander's goals. night. It was the second shutout 2 dr. Stdan Monahan drove a short shot suffered by the Caps, who are into a virtually empty net af- 1-4-1. The Islanders upped ter Rangers' goaltender Gil- their record to 3-1-1. Their 2-dr. Sadm les ViUemure had stopped a lone loss was Saturday night shot and was helpless on the to the New York Rangers. rebound. Gremlins Matadors Hornets After that, the Canucks set- tled into a defensive shell around Smith, continually Diehl wins breaking up Ranger offen- sives and clearing rebounds Texas golf out of the goal area. SAN ANTONIO. Tex. 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ECONOMY *•»! tir 12 ii.HDh, tnm ih' rim Ihr mr Is Drsi nxil M I!!.IKHI his Approved Players' Card gain this year. And the reasons,are •ulkvvhiHinvrnannnrM AllaviuaihvMlMtlirnrhrliniwftv Smith sparkles as a fullfledgcd member of •'"•"l"111 •»' """' '» >»«l« »>™»l i~ Ul«l KTt*1 III It* (My clear: quality, economy, styling I .HU-.I SMO .« ( aiwlu .ml ih» ftwnMml mm\n. m iwamv- LANDOVER. Md. (AP) - the tour. It seemed an insur- IIKIMSIK- Hunk' In un AlnviViiii Mtrt.irvilvaVr The three-year-old New York mountable obstacle. plus the unequalled backing of the exclusive I,, ,\ lhv kmnTmr fr»n MMM ,•,„>, ,„. ,»-,„, ,1,,,-n.,( KiiyruiWv^l f\-|wln> litWinmtlilh) Islanders, with Billy Smith in "I was so depressed I even AMC Buyer Protection Plan. Whal America wants. the nets, took advantage of considered not coming here." 4. Anl. ual-fnv IM HI. •„ .UK Ikwaniam-nt ON THE MOVE — Red Bank RegionoTs Al Ashton the six game-old Capitals to the 24-year-old rookie said. America gets from American Motors. slips through the line for some more Buccaneer record their first National "I'd been getting beat up on yardage in Saturday's game against Marlboro. The Hockey League shutout in IC1 the tour, week after week, Bucs remained undefeated ond took sole posses games, a 5-0 decision over gelling beat up and missing sfon of first place In the "C" Division. Washington. the cut and failing to qualify. Aquinas SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY OCTOBER 21. 1974 J\tt Dtaaty RcgaStCr 15 defeats Abbot takes charge, Seraphs NEW MONMOUTH - SI Thomas Aquinas pushed •crow > final period touch- brings Lion 1st meal down here yesterday to hand By ED WALSH spinning off tackles and left and right side and came yards in six plays) and Doscil winless Mater Dei its fourth sprinting 68 yards for another up with IS more yards sent the Lions ahead for good consecutive loss, 7-0 MIDDLETOWN - How of touchdown. Abbot, mixing his plays, with two extra points through The Trojans, who also ten do you hear of an athlete Morton got the call for the then connected with Hawant- the center route came into the game with or a coach or a club owner in- extra two points bul a* he zak for IS yards then called The insurance came with three straight losses, scored volved in a team winning tried to sweep his own right on wingback Steve Spralford only 2:04 to go when Doscil with only 7:01 left in the con streak say they are going to end he found the defense for two plays and eight yards capped an 87 yard drive with test after Ed Chase recovered wear the same undershirt or stacked and waiting Morion, Keyes then hit the center a two yard plunge. — Ama a fumble on the Seraph II socks etc. until the team quickly reversed himself and twice, the last time three bile called it a good two-way Seven plays later Bill Lyons loses? rolling left pitched the ball to yards good for the touch- effort. "There was a lot at went over from four yards But that usually involves end Jim Weir to account for down stake here today. More than out and Jeff Tovey lucked the winning streaks. What do you the rest of the Flier's scoring It was a total of 73 yards in just a football game. They extra point do to break a losing skein? Enter Abbot A first down nine plays and the key to were down but then came The TD came after Mater through. Our offensive line- Middletown Township got pass to end Bob Hawanczak their success Dei had pushed the visitors men were getting off the ball off the 0-3 schneid Saturday picked up eight yards and a Abbot on a roll-out passed back to the 28. Quarterback , and opening boles for our afternoon picking up a well personal foul netted IS more to end Dom Piccim to make it Ralph Citarella was thrown backs and our defense was earned 22-14 win over Nep- Fullback Dave Doscil hit (he 14 8 for a 12-yard loss on first forcing the play to the inside tune. But they did it differ- left side for four and on two Five seconds into the fourth down, before freshman half- This was our game plan and ently successive carries halfback quarter Spratford tied it up back Mark Santangejo picked they followed it " •<• • "We were trying everything Tom Keyes tested both the with a three yard run (47 up three yards and Lyons net and it wasn't working," ted four. Lion's head coach John Ama- On fourth down Citarella bile, said after the game connected with end Mark "We even tried shortening Moramarco with an 18-yard our practices." Morea's TD pass for a first down at the spree Is that what did it? "No," three. Dan Lordi lost a yard, Amabile, replied. but Lyons crashed through Then what was it? left tackle and went into the "The plays have been end zone untouched. called from the bench all year boosts Rockets'bid Late in the third period, Si but this week we worked with Thomas launched a drive HAZLET - Dave Morea is Four plays later Morea took Refrtler Malt (kale Bruce (Quarterback Bruce from its own 20 after a Se- Abbot) and decided to let him a f> 11, 170-pound senior run- off on his initial TD scamper. raph punt. The Trojans WHERE'S THE HANDLE? — Middletown Township's Tom Keyes (40) ning back at Raritan High Fidel Ramos paved the way loses the handle on the football as he is hit by Neptune's defensive end Bart call the shots in the huddle," gained a little more than nine he explained. School. for the second Rocket TD yards in three plays, and Cook. Lion In background is Dave Docll (24). To Central Regional High early in the second period Despite the fact Middletown strangely enough, elected to School, Dave Morea is a thorn when he too intercepted a trailed 6-0 at halftime they go for the first down rather in its side. Central aerial. Raritan took were not outplayed by the than punt deep in its own ter- 9 possession on the visitors' 20 Scarlet Fliers. In fact the Morea scored all three ritory. and five plays later, four of Lion's ball control accounted touchdowns here Saturday, as The gamble paid off as Lor- Miles double duty the Rockets defeated hapless which saw Morea carry, the for 32 plays to 23 for Neptune senior speedster went over di picked up five yards and in the first 24 minutes. Central, 20-0, for their third St. Thomas drove all the way Shore Conference "A" Divi- from the one. to Mater Dei 16 before Seraph However, Neptune's alley sion victory against only one With little more than a half Jim Aravecz recovered a erything halfback Rod Morton loss. Unfortunaely, for first- minute remaining before half- a plus for Bulldogs (he runs, passes, punts and year coach Frank Spaziani's time, Raritan closed out its fumble. However, on first down, Mater Dei fumbled it plays inspired defense) broke club, that one setback came scoring when Morea ran to MANASQUAN - In one of long time." Savage explained, "Mike was away at the 6:18 mark of the against conference leader daylight from 40 yards out. right back to set up the those weird turn-abouts that Miles completed t of 13 pas- kind of out of it. He would be second period and dashed 93 Brick Township, which has Brian Flynn's two-for-three game's only score. is hard to explain, Rumson- ses for 147 yards and set up standing on the sidelines yards for the first score. won all three "A" starts this extra point proficiency gave Jim Kelleher led the Mater Fair Haven Regional found it- all the Bulldog scoring with watching. After the Red Bank It was Morton again in the fall. the Rockets a 20-0 halftime Dei running attack which ac- self a leader by asking its his arm. He also ran 70 yards game we brought htm in on third period, hitting the cen- lead, and the defense took counted for 124 yards, only quarterback, Mike Miles, to However, Raritan's victory' for a touchdown that was defense, and that got him in- ter of the Lion's defense, and over after that. The winners two less than St. Thomas. do double duty on defense. called back by a clipping pen- volved in all aspects of the over the tarnished Golden limited Central to a net 51 Dave Morea Kelleher gained 74 yards in 14 Miles, a two-year varsity alty. game. Now he is the leader Eagles, winless in (our "A" tries in the first half. outings, kept the Rockets in yards, 38 of which came on man for the Bulldogs, led Miles' improvement as a we want him to be." the ground. St. Thomas, which held a Shore contention for championship makes its annual jaunt to Rumson-Fair Haven Regional leader came, according to Despite the Bulldogs' Raritan will take a "breath- Phillipsburg for a Friday 12-9 edge in first downs, com- to a 10-0 win over Manasquan Savage, after the Bulldogs apparent one-side win over honors. The problem is that pleted 6 of 12 passes for (9 they'll have to depend on er" from Shore Conference night engagement with the Saturday in what Bulldog lost to Red Bank Regional Manasquan, Savage was im- Scores activity this weekend when it ever-tough Stateliners yards, while Mater Dei failed coach Bill Savage called "the two weeks ago. pressed by the Big Blue War- somebody else knocking off Brick. to connect with aU five pas- best game I have seen a high "When we went into our de- riors. "They are a good foot- sing attempts. 1 school quarterback play in a fensive work in practice,' ball team," he said. "Manas- Morea scored touchdowns Football Standings quan hit harder than any Mm ttfrnm n. MWHM »• on runs of 1, 22 and 40 yards, team we played this year." •am «•• 7, JMkMH Tl all in the first half and fin- SMORI CON'IMMCI "C" OtMttaa the Bulldogs were playing "A" Otoiuaa Red Bonk Rag. 14-11 i ished his outstanding after- TIAM-OVMALL W L T i»Il without regular fullback Lar- Morlaaratl.il noon of work with 20J yards Brick Two (4-OI tnort Rag. IMI ry Harrington and running in 26 carries. As a team, the RorltonO-ll Albuiv Pork 111) Tomi Rlvtr S. (4 01 Wall Twp II 31 back Rich Crichlow Harring- Rocket runners amassed 270 Tomi River N Oil Monatquon (1-3) • Middletown Twp( 13) Monolopon (0 3 I) ton has a leg injury, and "D" DMUW yards. They added another 84 Neptune (l]| "0" DI0I1M* Crichlow is out with a bad •....» on eight Terra Flynn passes Cmtml Reg 104) Point Beoch 1401 Keyporl (JO II kidney bruise. in 14 attempts. Point Bora (2111 W e*§^"ajajl I Jf ^TJ twin W KeomDurg (3 1) That put the offensive load Lam Brawn H. AMMri f Morea's first touchdown Southern Reg I4OI HolmOel Pelnl Plmat Bare M. FreekaM Tai Long Brooch I) II Freehold Top 10 3 II on Miles, and he responded from 22 yards out was set up MotowonReg 13 II Freehold 10 41 by moving the Bulldogs to 10 tl. Jwal'i IS, Jl Htm VHawr t when Dan Kirgan pilfered a Lokewood (J Jl ParacMal tl. Tkentai Aa*«M< I, Mater Del • Ocean Twp (111 TIAM points in the second period. Brut TewMjJp M. Raxacae Valley » Central pass and put his team Jockton Top (Ml Red Bonk Colt! Tarn River NarM 14, VUllHIt Howell II 31 SI. John V The first points came after Term Dim MaM IB, ClaMailaaaa • in business at the Eagle 34. MonmouthRtg II 31 Voter Otl Mike Archibald recovered a fumble at the Warriors' 27. The Bulldogs ran into trouble at the 7, but Junior kicking It's built to go specialist Shay Varone booted a field goal from the 16, a 26- yard field goal for the books. a lot of miles ... When the Bulldogs got the ball back, Miles triggered them on a 60-yard march by completing four of four pas- ses. The scoring play was an and more miles 11-yard pass to running back Ron Sanborn, a senior. on a gallon of gas "Miles also had a great game for us defensively," Savage said. "Bob Porges and John Emery also had than last year.

••fttltr Matt pMIn by Lorn Per no great games for us." SEPARATED FROM BALL — Mater Dei quarterback Joe Oxley, sacked Rumson-Fair Haven is now for an eight-yard loss by St. Thomas Aquinas' Dave Triglia (76) and in the 3-1 and still alive in the "C" process loses control of the boll which was recovered by the visiting Tro- race with a home date with jans. John Kelleher (33), Seraph running back, is oblivious to the loose pig- Marlboro coming up Satur- skin behind him. day. Keansburg balloon bursts By AL TOOZE crossed the Gull 50 on one other occasion in the second half, 1975 Olds Delta 88 being stopped at the Gull 37. POINT PLEASANT BEACH - "I just hope we got it out "They took away our outside game and we didn't produce A combination that's hard to beat... of our system. "If your going to have a bad game, we had a inside," said LaBarca. our expert after sale service and a new tough Olds Delta 88. beauty," is the way Chip LaBarca summed up his Keansburg Midway into the third quarter, the Gull backfield ex- Titans performance in a losing effort to Point Pleasant ploded. Quarterback Spiegel drove up the middle for 24-yards, Solid, Family-size. That's More? The underbody has Beach, 30-0, Saturday. and two plays later Keith Hertling swept the right end for the the big, tough Delta 88 at greater corrosion resis- "We knew what to expect, and they didn't do anyting dif- score on a 14-yard scamper. Russell Olds. But there's tance than last year. And ferent. We just didn't execute, and they simply outplayed us." "They drove our ends inside throughout the game, which In a key Shore Conference "D" Division game involving opened up the sides and made us vulnerable for the sweep," something else some stainless teams with identical 3-0 marks, the Gulls' hard-driving and added LaBarca. that should be im- steel exhaust high-kicking backs proved too strong fur the Titan defense. At this point in the game the Gull defense was coming up portant to you, components . . . The stingy Gull defense chalked up their third shutout in four with the big hit, on crucial plays to thwart the Titan's offense. and that's econo- for long life. contests. Bob Sullivan, the Titan quarterback, found his receivers on my. Well, Delta Check all that's After a close first half, the Gulls led. 6-0. via a 13 yard nine occasions out of 17 tries, for 71 yards but was under 88 has an impres- new . . . and im- pass play. They blew the game open in the second half, scor- strong pressure. ing on runs of 14, S and 2 yards. The next two times the Gulls touched the ball they looked sive list of proved ... on the One statistic told the story. The Gulls rushed for 255 unstoppable. They went S3 yards in eight play.s, with Spiegel changes that add big Olds Delta 88. yards, while allowing the Titans a mere 26. busting up the middle for a five-yard touchdown. up to improved Russell Olds has Breaks or a big play had little to do with the outcome. Two minutes later, following a blocked Titan punt, the gas mileage! one waiting for The Gulls unleased a devastating ground game lhat ran rinhi only miscue of the day for either team. The Beach Hoys put you. through and around the Titans, while the Titan offense could the final score on the board on a two-yard plunge by Peter only cross the Gull's midfield strip twice during the game. Concro. From the outset of the game, the momentum was with the The win put Point Beach on top of the "D" conference Gulls. The Titans lost 12 yards on their first series of play, with a 3-0 mark, while the Titans are now at 2-1 conference IT'S A GOOD FEELING TO DEAL AT while on the Gulls' first series they took the ball in on six play. plays for a quick 6-0 lead via a 13-yard pass from Tom Sprtj-ul Summing up his feelings, LaBarca said, "On any ^iven to Kevin Skinner. day, any team can beat anyone. Saturday they were .10 points OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. "I can't understand why we looked so flat It was our first better than us." He emphasized the worg 'Saturday.' 100 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank crucial game and maybe the pressure caught up with our "The Beach took it to us. We didn't look like the Kuans- young team. We just didn't react," is the way LaBarca ox- burg team I know we arc," said LaBarca. plainjAit. Next week he hopes to find the real Titans when they en- The only offensive threat the Titans could manage came tertain Holmdel in the morning. 741-0910 in the first half when they sustained a drive to the Gull 21. bul Ironically, all three Titan victories have come at home in they were forced to give the ball up on downs. They only the morning, so the odds are he may find the team he knows. 16 SHREWSBURY. N J MONOAY. OCTOBER 21 1974 Huskies pick apart Falcons sing on one completion in sev- second period The conversion The drive sputtered at the 12. By JONNI FALK then leu than two minutes en attempts The Huskies got later blocked Chuck Letos pass failed. but Pete DiGiambalttsta pick ed off Bullard's second down IK running and 83 passing on NEW SHKKWSBl RY - punt, scooped up the ball at After T.R Bethune recov 13 for 19 The Huskies picked the bird the Z2 and raced for a second ered Walter Redvicts fumble pass at the S and scored un Linebacker Dave Brown clean here Saturday, and Carlos Bush turned right end at the Falcon 31, the Huskies touched had 12 solo tackles for the when they had finished, even for a two-poinl conversion fol- scored again on Mandeville\ Bullard fumbled at the S. Falcons, and tackle Bob La- the wishbone lay in pieces lowing the second. pass to Butler This time. and the Huskies were stopped Dage was outstanding for the Steward kicked the first of at the I. However. Craig Matawan Regional had tak- Ricky Butler and Gary We- Huskies, forcing several of en first one wing, the run. three straight conversions Kahl Winter then fumbled on ber led Malawan to its first the fumbles from the Monmouth Regional Bobby Shimazu fumbled the first down at the 8, and three touchdown with Butler pow- The Huskies got excellent Falcons, and then the other, ering seven yards off left second half kickoff. and plays later, Brian Robinson blocking from pulling guard the pass, on the way to a 39-M tackle for the score. Ed Stew- Chuck Lelo recovered at the wedged over from the 1 OR Brian Wood and blocking Shore Conference "B" Divi- ard missed the kick Falcon 27 Five plays laier the first play of the fourth pe back Bruce MacCulcheon sion win which could have Monmouth took it (our Weber piled over right guard nod His conversion run Matawan, now 3-1. plays at been even more lopsided plays, and the Huskies drove for the TD failed Jackson Township Saturday. "1 think he (Matawan again after the punt This Tben Bullard fumbled when The Falcons, who had only The Falcons (1-3) travel to coach Barry Rizzo) could time Ken Mandeville ran off he was sacked, and BUI Moon- 21 yards total offense at the have beat us even worse than right tackle from the 9 for the ey covered the ball for the end of the third period, wound undefeated Southern Region- he did," Falcon coach Joe score on the first play of the Huskies at the Monmoulh 36 up with 87 rushing and 7 pas al. Provenzano said. "Our kids didn't give up, but our lack ling wasn't good, and we didn't start playing until the end. We hurt overselves more Green Wave alert defense than they hurt us " Monmouth Regional did hurt itself with three fumbles that led to Huskies' scores, and an intercepted pass thai blankets Bishops trickery • qiili' iloH phol* was returned for another. FALLEN FALCON — Monmouth Regional end Larry Edgar goes down in However, Matawan had H> < III ( k TKIBI MIOHN Chico Rouse again were unavailable to Hudson Thus, a heavy- the arms of a Matawan player after catching the only pass Monmouth Re- plenty of power on its own II Register Sports Kdilor burden fell on Prentice Bailey, who gained 69 yards in 14 car- gional completed against the Huskies. The throw, good for seven yards, paraded out of its single wing LONG BRANCH — "They tried to confuse us," said LeB|| ries to represent virtually the entire Bishop offense came from Ed Bollard. 71 yards for a touchdown af- Branch coach Ken Schroeck. 'but our defense handled n pret- Despite Long Branch's complete domination of the action ter the opening kickoff and HO ty well." most of the way, Asbury Park threw a late scare into the yards following a punt the Asbury Park threw jusl about everything il could musler Wave. next time it had the ball. in its offensive book at the Branchers here Saturday, bul it "Well, we made il exciting in the end." smiled Schroeck Meanwhile, its defensive wasn't enough to avert a 14-6 setback. sheepishly when the Bishops, who scored their only touch Hornets' discovery: line constantly penetrated the With star running backs Lindsay Butler and Bill Patterson down with six minutes left to play, were stopped by the final Falcons to mess up Mon- still sidelined nursing injuries, the Blue Bishops.restirted to of- gun after reaching the 11 yard line on a drive which could mouth's wishbone attack, and fensive hi jinks in an effort to confuse and move against the have brought about an unexpected tie. when Ed Bullard tried to rugged Green Wave defense—tackle eligible pass play, an Long Branch's attack, also obviously hindered by the loss pass, he usually had to run eight-man line with an end in motion and any number of back- of senior standout Fred Balina for the season with a broken Errors can be nice for his life. field shifts ankle, was led by fleet George Pryor and newcomer Mike HOLMDEL - "Here we go his first real varsity ex- "Our defense came along in Unfortunately for the Biships, the only ones they confused Hastings. again," sighed coach Jay perience." Jerry Corrado and the second half last week, and most o( the afternoon were themselves. Kiyhl five-yard proce- Pryor, who paced the Wave's 184-yard running game with Demarest. The reason for this Ed Aro, the usual starter and we were tough out there dural penalties were assessed against them. 152 yards in 22 carries, broke open a scoreless yawner by remark was that his Holmdel backup quarterbacks, respec- today," Rizzo explained. "I We didn't do too badly with a fourth team backfield." said bursting 28 yards for a touchdown late in the opening period. team had just fumbled the tively, were both sidelined think we may have it all to- Asbury Park coach Ed Hudson, whose club dropped its second Hastings, playing his first varsity game after leaving opening kickoff on their own with injuries along with a gether now." straight game after two victories this fall school last year, only to return and become eligible two weeks 10 to a joyous Howell ball number of other players. In addition to Lindsay Butler, who saw limited duty on de- ago, went over for the Wave's second TD from five yards out club. Howell, following its initial Matawan's domination in the game was obvious. The fense, and Patterson, who didn't dress. Reggie Butler and with 3:15 left in the third period. The five-yard run around left "This typifies the key mis- score was held in check for Huskies had the ball for 35 end off a quarterback Kevin Bova fake handoff to Pryor cap- takes we've been making," the remainder of (he ball plays in the first hair to the ped a 63-yard, nine-play drive highlighted by Pryor's 37-yard lamented Demarest, referring game by a swarming Hornet Falcons's 12. The final total run, longest of the game. to the two previous games the defense that came up with a was 65 to 40. The Falcons had Spartans can't Joe DiMaggio's second successful conversion placement Hornets had dropped on poor couple of key plays. possession for only seven min- seemed to have settled the issue until only nine minutes re- "mental approach." Holmdel took over and fol- utes and 40 seconds in the mained in the contest. . The Rebels capitalized on lowing a few stalled drives first half, and then gave the Until that time, the Brancher defense had'limited the this "key mistake" by rolling got in gear. Proceeding a 32- generate offense ball away on five straight Bishops to a net 19 yards total offense. Quarterback Dave In for a touchdown on the legs yard dash by Dennis, the Hor- possessions in the third peri- Brown was unable to complete any of his 12 passing attempts. of quarterback Ed McCarthy, nets battled their way to the LAKEWOOD — Ocean Township never did get an offense od. They extended that to six However, Robert Patrick, Asbury's 6-2, 205-pound senior who scampered in from the Howell 23 where Clark com- going here Saturday and dropped a 12-0 decision to Lakewood straight with a fumble on tackle broke through to block and recover an attempted punt 23. Unfortunately for the Re- pleted a pass to Lobello thai The loss lowered the Spartans record to 1-3 on the season their first possession of the by Tom Flannigan, assuming the kicking chores in the ab- bels, the only other errors went the distance. while Lakewood is now 2-2. fourth period. After 36 min- sence of Fred Balina. they would see this day would And ahead they stayed to Three fumbles and a rugged Piner defense checked Ocean utes of play, the Falcons had Taking over at the Wave 24, the Bishops used only four be their own. garnish their second victory throughout most of the afternoon, and the Piners got the only Scott DcaDcmii s held the ball for only nine plays, one a 20-yard pass from Brown to tackle eligible Bran- Blocked punts, penalties in a non-conference game, but score they needed by going 78 yards in the first period minutes 31 seconds. don Norfleet (6-3, 245) to score on a five-yard run by Bailey. and costly fumbles took the following a blocked punt, and still 0-2 in intra-divisional The 19-play march consumed most of the first period and Asbury Park's attempt at a two-point conversion was un- sting out of a blazing Rebel a 23-yard scoring strike from play. Mike Menzel saved Mon- was capped by Jeff Theibault's 16-yard .strike to Hamp Miller. successful when Brown's pass was dropped by Ken Washing- (tart and put it back in, the quarterback Don Clark to Has this team progressed? mouth from a shutout with Lakewood had to go only 25 yards for its second touch- ton in the end zone. Hornet attack, giving them a halfback Tony Lobello "Yes," stated Coach two touchdowns in the fourth down in the fourth period. Mike Jones got the score on a six- Brown recovered a Pryor fumble at the Long Branch 44 hard (ought 12-8 victory over "Don Clark did an ex- Demarest. "Our problems period: The senior halfback, yard slant. to give the Bishops an 11th hour chance. Brown hit end Tom a favored Howell team ceptional job (or us. He come with mental mistakes better known for his wrestling Ocean was held to only five first downs while the Piners Seyler for six yards and Bailey roared 27 on a draw play to Holmdel tallies came on a showed plenty of confidence," on crucial plays and in- exploits, bolted 22 yards on a ran up 13. The Spartans were held under 100 yards in total of- the 11 before Brown was sacked for a loss as time ran out. Scott Dennis three-yard burst, praised Demarest. "This was juries." trap play for the first, and fense. Lakewood had 187. Sutphin has RBC attack clicking

WEST LONG BRANCH - That loud clicking noise you heard at Shore Regional's football field here Friday night was Red Bank Catholic's offense The Casey attack, hitting on all cylinders, sent the Blue Devils into an early tailspin and wound up on the top end of a 34-12 rout. The first 14 minutes of the game appeared like a blur lo the onlooker. RBC's running and passing game took the play away from the Devils from the outset, and Bob Largey's kick- offs and extra point boots were college style in distance. Dave Howell got the first touchdown on an eight-yard run and John Stuphin, the Caseys' junior quarterback, followed with a six-yard run to the end zone in the first quarter. The Caseys scored again in the second period on a one- run burst by Paul D'Aloia. Shore got into the game in the second session when quar- terback Bruce Bradley found his way into the end zone on a 14-yard run. The Devils closed the gap to 21-12. in the third on a six- yard burst by John Lubischer. The RBC was not to be denied. The Caseys added two more TD's in the final period on passes by Sutphin. Sutphin hit Brian Conley for an eight yarder and passed to Joe ('un neff for 14 yards. , The game must have meant more than just winning to coach Tom Lalli. Lalli. like everyone else in the ball park, saw a young, but composed quarterback ignite an improving •offensive unit. Sutphin is the type of player who turns a season around for a coach. He was the difference in Friday night's victory He was the Caseys' leading rusher with 100 yards In II car- ries. He passed 16 times, completing eight for 140 yards

Shore's Lubischer actually accumulated mure yards on Rtfilttr iloH atwlo by Jim Atkini the ground than did Sutphin (115). but it took him four more CASEY IN WAITING — Red Bank Catholic pass receiver Joe Cunneff (33) carries to do it. is all alone waiting for a John Sutphin aerial against Shore Regional in RBC (2-1), after playing its best game of the season, will West Long Branch Saturday night. Blue Devils in pursuit, left to right, meet one of its toughest foes in St. Josephs of Toms River on Mike Ullery (62), partially obscured by Cunneff, John Lubischer (37) and Saturday. Andy Petrone (15). Casey at right is Paul D'Aloia (41). One touchdown enough MEN'S DOUBLES for economical Raiders LEAGUES FREEHOLD - Keyport High School's save the day. football team has had its trouble scoring this Davis picked .off a Colonial aerial, one of NOW FORMING AT season. However, the Red Raiders opponents, three intercepted, and ran it all the way back have even had more difficulty for a 24-yard score. For a team that has posted only .10 points in Quarterback Joe Smith gave the winners 10 three games, Keyport remains 2-0-1 — that tie two more points on a conversion run. NEW SHREWSBURY coming against perennial Shore ConAirciuo The Raiders threatened to score m»re "D" Division power, Point Pleasant Boro than once, but two lost fumbles and two pass RACQUET CLUB On Saturday, it was the same old story - interceptions kept them from gcllintt over ^|M^ Keyport had trouble scoring, but so did its op- In fairness to Froelyild, Key-purl was ponent. The Red Raiders kept Freehold score- stopped two yards short (if a touchdown in the less in four games in an 8-0 victory. FOR SATURDAY .. . 9 To 11 A.M. second quarter by the t'iiloni;)l defense. By this time Raider coach Rich Mown must be wondering how his learn can continue Keyport may gel a chance lo get the nf- For 24 Weeks Beginning Nov. 2nd • win and meanwhile refrain from scoring a fense going this Saturday in Allentown against 'lot of points. the winless Redbirds. Shrewsbury Sayrevlll* Tile Keyport offense never did w\ into the Freehold will seek that elusive first vic- Call 747-0464 Shrewsbury Motors, Inc. Llppin Motor Car Co., Inc. tory down in South Jersey al l.cnape Valley Shrewsbury Avenue Route 35 end zone against Freehold. It took a fourth- . Gilbert St. North. New Shrewsbury Mr pass interception by Lee Davis to Regional Miss Riker SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY OCTOBER 21 1974 The EWly Register Griffins' big plays captures cup keep Lancers down in 44th Hunt HAZLET - One of the re yard scamper and a safety end of the game on a plunge quisites of a good football when Joe Saphire tackled Pal from the four. MIDDLETOWN - ect out the pace for the first mile team u the ability to stop the Cachin in the end zone on a The long gainer has told the Cut, i seven-year-oid mare and a half, held on for third, punt attempt story of the Lancers this sea- owned and trained by Mist another length back in the big play, the long gainer, the son. In the first game of the Audrey Rlker of Uonkton. nine-horse field game-breaking run or pass If Early in the final period Si John Vianney High School Bob lloban put the game season a 40-yard pass play in Md., (formerly of Holmdel) Vivian E Rail's filly. Aunt could have done that over the away with a 92-yard run the closing minutes led to an won Saturday's 20th running Sheila, ridden by Joe Aitche 8-0 defeat at the hands of SI of the Monmoulh County Hunt son, won the first race. The first four games of the sched- llamfm added a tally near the Peter's of New Brunswick. Cup, co-feature of the 44th an ' Holmdel. a two-mile steeple ule, it is conceivable that its Last week, fourth quarter nual Monmoulh County Hunt chase, by a convincing four record might be 3 1 or even 4- runs of 64 and 47 yards by Race Meeting at Woodland lengths Mrs William Coxe 0 instead of its present 1-3 Wall primes Paul D'Aloia of Red Bank Farm, here. Wright's Master's Degree and The Lancers lost to St. Jo- Catholic enabled the Caseys Augustin Stables's Tall rider R Barry Watson fin- seph's of Toms River, 359. for division to overcome St. John's, 24-12. Ward, with veteran Leo ished second, a half-length in Saturday and, as in previous The Caseys' first score was O'Brien up, took the Mon- front of Jerome Torsney's games, it was the big play on a 39-yard pass. mouth County Gold Cup, and D'Errico, ridden by Chris that did them in spoiler role Charles L. Heekin's Summer Elser. The score was 14-9 in favor Significantly, in the Lancer WALL TOWNSHIP - Wall Crop, with lady rider Toinetn- Jockey Tim Page fell when of the Griffins when guard win, a 29-15 triumph over SI Township's ability to contend Phillips in the irons, won the his mount. Cool Flavor stum Mike Painter picked off an er- Thomas Aquinas the second in the Shore Conference ••('" fifth running of the Middle- bled at the fifth fence in The rant Lancer pass and raced week of the season, none of Division is questionable al town Cup Holmdel, but suffered only a 33 yards for a score to make the losers' four touchdowns tm» point^he Crimson In the Hunt Cup. minor leg injury. The rider «HliHr ton » Paa un the margin 21 9 with just 13 covered more than eight Knights have a 1-1 record all Top Cee Stables' Broth- less horse continued, un- WELL IN HAND — Rider H. Turney McKnight still has a tight hold on Per- seconds remaining in the first yards. in conference play, but they er in Law, evenly rated by ri- daunted, to run another half- fect Cost as that racer moves to take over lead at the 12th fence In Satur-' half. All of a sudden there "After our first game of the do have one thing going for der Doug Small Jr. over the mile of the course day's 20th running of the Monmouth County Hunt Cup race at Woodland was a two-touchdown differ- season, our offense has them, they're getting better three miles and 20 fences of Farm, Middletown. Perfect Cast went on to win the event for owner AAlss ential, and a tough road back. gained over 200 yards a Flr.l ratt, THE HOLMOf L - U.MT » Audrey Rlker of AAonkton, Md. each week the course, finished second, rtar-am m: t»aai 1 mm% mr aw •» St. Joseph had scored its game," commented head MMMKil. coach Gary Chapman "If we three lengths behind Perfect I Aunl Stella (j Allcheton) 140 first two touchdowns, nalu- Wall finally won a game, 26- Cast. Mrs. H. Nelson Slater's 7 Mostcr's Ocgfc« IR B Watson) Ml 1 Refining tL. OBnenl 144 1 BrolKtr in Lax ID Small! 1441 Warpath II, Formers Lot. Clover Over, could only stop that long gain- 3. D'Errico 1C Elstr) 143 3 Bucket Slum Jaunty, Muller rall.y on long gainers. Al 6, over Manalapan, and by Devil's Brolly finished third, Time ] 44 4/3 AHa ran - IM Brick Time I M Also ton Ronald. Atrrlei I .me 6 V < i Alto ran - Charlie Boo. Finn race. THf MONMOUTH COUNTY this time must have a sharp er of the opposition," he con- house. Army Rock. Vtoman s Duly. Al ale, Sugar Shell, Kofeebomort. Detom E ogle i Top I loll rider I MIDDLE TOWN CUP - I ft* I ytar Pietrangelo had run 61 yards another two lengths back. voro Ind, Jtlobcll't Man, Atk tnc All Dart, Apollo Jr . My Toubo. S.ou. FturlD rau THI MOMMOUTH COUN tMs •«, akaot 14 aultt — NM tart eye on next Saturday's game tinued, "we'd be belter off." Prlnct. Content. Mr Faaon. Bail Low County. TY OOLD (UP - U.M; *jrete tMs a*. I Summer Crop IT Phillips) 139 and Brian Hanifin, (3. St. ro, Cool Flavor llnlrMtf | Third ract. THI MONMOUTH COUN about two mlltt avtr Nw •anoaal .tacts. 1 Juil 0 Tintti IV Rolll 141 John had fought back to take against undefeated Red Bank "Our team is very young. I Rider H. Turney McKnight SectM rext. THI HAVf SINK - MM; TT HUNT CUP - H.IM, IIWlMl I Toll Award II 0 Brien) 111 3 Breaking Oo.n (C t Her I 141 l-raar-tMt •», a**** J Hrtta|l M IM MO. •••MI I miles tvtr httt cavalry } Seven Trip* K Brittle) IJ» Time 7 M 1-5 Also ron - Flying Bon a brief 9-7 lead on quarter- Regional dress only 34 and only slightly rated Perfect Cast well back 3 Chanticleer IR Runyonl 141 car. Toibo. Tor i Lib. Une»p*clefl Vit more than half of those see . I. SonglD Washerl'144 I. Perfeil Coil IH T Mcknigntl IM Time 4 00 Alto ron - The Chopper ilof. Honest Crook. Nyctrus back Bill DeNichols three- The three defeats in "C" of the fast early pace set by regular duty," he stated Jonathon Ruhsam on Eagle's will make it nearly impossible for the Knights to overcome "Our entire defensive unit Top, the entry opening up a has only two returnees from 10-length advantage at the the conference leaders, but the title of "spoiler" could be- last year. Only seven to 10 se- seventh fence over Brother in niors see much action," Law. Perfect Cast, another L'il Huskies edge Wildcats, 20-19 come appealing However, the coach is far (our lengths back in third spot Wall got its offense on the Matawan claimed sole pos- points, ran back the opening McQuarrie set up the TD with covered fumble before Jones Mike Lenczyk followed by from discouraged and his at that point, moved up to loose against Shore a week session of first place in the kickoff 85 yards for a touch- an intercepted pass blasted 67 yards fur his Dave Dodds' conversion kick. team still has much to shoot; pass the tiring leader at the ago and for one half of the "A" North Division ot the down. The game appeared to be team's final score. It look the lead when Jerry for this year. They are still in 12th fence and then was able game held the Devils to a 14- Jersey Shore Pop Warner Moments later, Dunn ran on ice until Middletown Red Bank got on the board CoBWiy recovered a fumble the battle for the Raritan Val' to hold off the stretch bid of a 14 deadlock before Bruce Football League yesterday in eight yards for another six scored with 30 seconds lo go when Dave Cunneff passed lo in the end zone and Dodds ley Conference title, which still-strong Brother in Law. Bradley and company broke a dramatic JO-19 victory over points, and then carried the Doug Erbig found the reliable John McCray for 53 yards converted again. they won two years ago and it open in the second half. A fading Eagle's Top lost previously-unbeaten Mid- ball over for the one-point Dunn on a pass that covered Parrish Sheridan ran for the shared last year. Three of However, River Plaza gave The Knights iced it early its rider at the last fence, dletown Township when with PAT. 55 yards PAT their last four games are in' enabling Charlie Bob, who up the safety in the fourth pe- this time with all 26 points just 30 seconds left Middle- Matawan, trailing, 13-0, at The Wildcats decided to go The Winners will meet un- the conference. trailed throughout, to finish a riod, and Willie Williams ran coming in the first half. town went for a two-point the half, got going in the third for the two-point kick rather beaten River Plaza next week Also, the school has never distant fourth in the five- the following kickoff back 60 Twenty of those markers conversion kick that missed. session. Brian McQuarrie, than settle for a tie. The boot in an important contest. had a losing season. They horse field. yards to tie the game. were tacked up in the second In other action around,the who accounted far three TD's was partially blocked and The Red Bank Pee Wees were 5-4 with a junior quarter. In the Gold Cup, O'Brien county, Shrewsbury-New for Matawan, ran eight yards sailed too low. The Matawan won, 20-7. Hazlet beat New River Plaza's peewees won, class.then 7-2, and 5-4 the last made his move late in a two- Shrewsbury upped its record and Tom Deitz passed to Tim Pee Wees and Junior Pee Shrewsbury's junior Pee 7-0, and the junior peewees Wall quarterback Charlie two seasons. mile, brush-fence run and to 5-1 in the "B" North by de- MacCutcheon for the point af- Wees both remained unbeaten Wees, 8-0. tied Freehold Township, 7-7. Sylvester got the chance to Junior halfbacks Bill Gra- run witd. He scored three Tall Award moved to the feating Red Bank, 25-8; Fair ter. and in first place in their Fair Haven's John Pelo Brian Marshall ran the ham and Tom Hennessey, ju- touchdowns — all on short front from the fourth position Haven downed West Long McQuarrie's 10-yard run in leagues. The Pee Wees beat sprinted 66 yards and Kevin opening kickoff back 70 yards nior guard John Louro, 235 runs and completed half of it had held through most of Branch, 7-0; Holmdel spanked the fourth period tied the Middletown, 7-6, and the Ju- Hoffman passed to Bill Sum- to start Rumson on its win pounds, and sophomore Tom his six passes for 50 yards. the going. Mrs. Miles Valen- Keansburg, 29-0; Rumson score, but Deitz hit Kevin niors copped a 20-12 verdict. mers to lead the victory. over Atlantic Highlands. John Ganter, another halfback, all tine's Seven Trips, with Clay topped Atlantic Highlands, 18- Flannigan for the point after Al' Green led New Shrews- West Long Branch's Mike Draslal upped the scored to The other Wall TD came show promise, leading one to, Brittle aboard, moving from 0, and River Plaza tied giving the winners a one-point bury with a 75-yard kickoff Lubischer scooted 55 yards in 12-0 in the first period by when Sylvester passed to believe that the winning tradi- another slot back, took the Franklin Township, 16-16. margin. return and Claude Jones fol- the fourth quarter. scoring on a blocked punt. Robbie Doe in the second tion at St. John Vianney will place purse, a length off the Middletown jumped right Matawan got an insurance lowed with a two-yard run in West Long Branch's Pee The final Rumson score quarter for 25 yards. continue. winner. Robert H. Crompton out to a 13-0 lead in the first TD with three minutes left in the second period. Wees won, 12-0. came in the third period on 3rd's Chanticleer, ridden by quarter as Jeff Dunn, who the game when McQuarrie The winners' Jim Pinckney Paul Noone led llolmdvl Jay Roberto's 12-yard run. Rick Runyon, after cutting scored all of his team's plunged over, from the one. galloped 50 yards with a re- He scored in the first period The Rumson peewees also FLUHR'S FUEL KIDS" on a 20-yard run. Jamie Smith won, 7-0. UiltllllllllllllllllllllllllHIl followed with another 20-yard TD in the second period and List winners Noone got the call on a 15- SUM wafc OVER. yard end sweep moments lat- at Tomahawk Falling Leaves — er. WERE* THE MIX, Monmouth Park Today LINCROFT - In the se- and falling tem- Bob Seldin hurled a 30-yard WHO. HEATS NEEDED pass to Don Rossi in the lected blind holes tournament peratures ahead. at Tomahawk Golf Club; Mrs fourth session to complete the Is your heating Entries rout. 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By Reggie Ster Kermll C (Btochy) B-l Kennedy Byrd (Vender Poell) .. 5 1 Donald Diamond (Kellyl Ill Ace Tim (Looney) ...4-1 Chateau Lafitr Picks Good Boy (Thomos) IS-I Van Dole Byrd (Kinsley) I I Rossalbo (Poclo) 101 I-Ramarama, Geatle Tide, Bloie Dean (Kelly) 10 1 Clear, track fast Cats Duel Joy G L (Fllltnl Red Oak! Bourbon (Kellyl II J-Dusty Grid, Big Red Game, Hermes Lobell (BrtMohon) 4-1 Normal Regret Dream Pick (Oe Marco) S-l Rusty Ltray (Moranol • I Enjoy Fall Racing How 1-Duel Appeal. Vesierda\'s Colon Star IBoumonn) - IH Dream, la The (ileamiag 4—Go Dlamod, Swlngabout. Digkwwtb Dllema Selections S-HUartfus Read. PUtf Street. I - FlyMf Erie Mtu aarta AH*. Tar Goveraors Court «—Lee Gary, Gtveraor's Har- r?O..m. Mataval Bay, Kitattn Cki - A II Rama. Raeky Taa, SraM Pa- btar, Tingle King - Sawn Catta. Hasten, TraMaar 7-Robustloas, Dlademala. - Ftar Oa*s, Sutwaall Eiartss. Coararreaee - Jay O L . Kteiotan anr»i». ontm 8-Pralrle Maid, Hurricane Wa- M - PktfWH Crtat), (erakta., sUka Ct MonrifouThHark ters, Saa Pals OCFANPORT. N.J. New — Glass Enclosed PRECISION PORSCHE AUDI, INC. 2 milts from Garde i StPukway, Exit MS 9-~To«th Maker, Go Blow Your t- Jeff Kktf,'Fail Eajrm. avtlers w» Heated Dining Terracel II - Matallakl lit, Reck.me Laa. QUOTAS &TRIFECTA Highway 35, Oakhurst Hora, Pepper Maa Oamt Haeialr II - Miracle Jady. Act TltM, Daam POST 1 PM * Daily Double 12:50 PM (201) 493-8000 BEST BET: Go Diamond <4lh) """'•art -9mm CtMa -«•» CONFUSE YOU?|g YOU I YE OT!

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'7J CHEW SUBURBAN VAN 71 PLYMOUTH SPORT SUBURBAN AV.IUILE FOt NEW W^YMJBRNEWPORT Slock B2536A Automatic Power Steering & WAGON IMMEDIATE DIIIVHY n^ Brakes Air Cond Etc This van is loaded Its Stock «P516 3rd Seat Power Steering original price was $6800 16 200 Miles Brakes & Windows Air 65 300 Miles O p* MM *x* * 303ft Only $4299 Special $22*9 Stock .2447. am lull 'ac,orv?,a?d°d e?u,WI?L, ^ *-*-,' M OODQE CHARGER 70 IMPERIAL A very sharp can Loaded, including Air Cond Slock *3025A 4 Door Hardtop All Power in Honeydew Gold with a Rich Black mten- 61 000 Miles Loaded with Luxury' 37 000 Miles Only t1M9 Only S2799 Lllt $1S6« U PONTIAC FMEBIRO S|ock 70 PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY Q.T. Stock «2500A 2 Dr H T 440 T N T Engine #P500A Automatic Power Steering & lilt Price Automatic Power Steering Brakes & Windows Brakes Air Cond Vinyl Pool Mag Wheels Stereo & Mags $4661 Radio. Average Mileage THIS VERY SPECIAL CAR IS $58! SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICED TO GO FAST!!! 'M DODGE CORONET WAGON 'M OLDS CUTLASS Stock SP517A A roomy wagon with 3rd seat NEW l*'"* •*"" — SPECIAL LOW PRICE Stock «2399A 2 Dr HT Automatic Power CORDOBAS 72 CADDY SEDAN DtVILLE Steering & Brakes Air Conditioning Vinyl Top Stock SP503 Loaded1 Full Power Leather A Very Clean Car I $2899 Int. Stereo 31 005 Miles REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE 'M MUSTANG Only $4199 Slock S2272A 2 Dr HT 289 V-8 Auto 7Z CADDY SEDAN DeVILLE 1 Power Steering & Brakes Air Conditioning Vi- Stock *P5O7A Loaded Full Power Leather nytTop69 200MHes ml. Stereo 41.950 Miles 8p NEW Onlv Ml 99 71 FORD RANCHERO OT 1974 PLYMOUTH TRAIL DUSTER 70 CHRYSLER NEWPORT HARDTOP Slock 8P524 429 V-8 Auto Air Vinyl Top $5072 Slock *R120. 2 Door Full Power. 33050 Like New> 23 000 Miles Special (2999 LMT Mll s 70 TOYOTA WAOON S * A Low $1599 71 PLYMOUTH FURY III Stock2489A 72.TWMiles Stock «2402A 4 Door Hardtop Full Power REDUCED $999 with Air 64 800 Miles '69 VW BUG OnlyS21«9 Stock » 80 850 Miles '73 PLYMOUTH DUSTER REDUCED S999 Slock *2092A 6 Cyl Automatic Power •69 VW BUG i Steering & Brakes Vinyl Top. 40.496 Miles Stock S493B 42 000 Miles Value Priced al $2999 REDUCED $1099 74 FORD ORAND TORINO 70 AMC HORNET Stock #P521 4-Door Loaded' And Almost Stock «1510C 2 Door 51 100 Miles ^SAIE PRICE E* New 8.520 Miles REDUCED $1299 ClUOESM«iFBI>«P 1975 PlYMOUTH WRY Special MIX 72 MAVERICK "DRABBER" (HEKiMUnctNSE • idard '68 DODGE SPORTSMAN VAN Slock »P5Q5 302 Engine with Solid Litters Stock tt P489A Low. Low Mileage Headers Air Shocks Mags A real go car1 '$4498 A Super Special Price 19 000 Miles delivery. '69 CAMARO RALLY SUPER SPORT ONLY $3199 hi and in • i Stock 2401A 396 Engine Automatic. Air Con- U THUNDERBIRD NfW 1974 CHRVSlR NEWPORT" w w • » P VI • • • • • ditioning This car ts like new & Stock n P500A 4 Door A Very Clean Loaded 4 DOOR HARDTOP 4 DOOR HARDTOP iderl PRICED TO SELL FAST! Car' 73 300 Miles $1499 Stock =2501 With Standard Automatic Slock aP5O2 Including Standard Automatic Transmission V-8 Power Steering & Brakes. 71 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 72 MERCURY CAPRI Transmission V-8 Power Steering & Brakes Stock HP542 2 Dr HT Full Power Air Con- PLUS Ihe lollowmg Options Air Conditioning. PLUS the lollowmg options Air Conditioning LIST I3S42 *l Stock *P495A 2000 Engine Sunroof. 3 000 ditioning. 63 000 miles Tinted Glass in all Windows Pushbutton AM Tinted Glass in All Windows. Whitewali Belted A LOW 12499 Miles Only $2699 fladio Lite Package Remote Side Mirror. Tires and a Vinyl Root This car was pur- •72 CHRYSLER TOWN * COUNTRY Rear Delogger Undercoaling Whitewali Bel- chased Irom Chrysler Leasing Corporation WAOON PLUS MANY OTHER led Tires & A Vinvl floor Uil $60«5 13,200 Mllet A Ven Special Slock »P533 3rd Seat All Power Loaded1 GREAT Sltt PiC* CKChMn D««f r Pint ml & lunwlMf Very Clean 45 300 Miles USED CAR BUYS l$293ffl CUNCHBtr Onty|MM $489511$ 3999 LEASE YOUR NEXT CAR AT 100% WARRANTY! 12 FULL MONTHS or 12.000 LONG MILES MONMOUTH CHRYSUR/P1YM0UTH OLJDVCI CD SALE PRICE EXCLUDES DEALER ^#•1II I WlaCrl PREP FREIGHT & LICENSE FEES COVERS ENTIRE FREE POWEHTRAIN! LEASING CORPORATION COLOR TV *' NOTHING TO BUY SIMPIY COM! IN AND INIth

700 ROUTE 36 DOWN! EATOMTOWN 48 MONTHS TO PAY it you ve ever had i •'nance every car in this ad lor GARDEN STATE PARKWAY EXIT NO. 165 NO MONEY Oi. >ths Intact we'lllake your crt. MONMOUTH lormatiorvon the phone and give you an O K m minutes' CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH! 542-55OO CALL: 542-5500 SHREWSBURY N j MONDAY OCTOBERS 1974 The EMIy Register 19

2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Salt 2. Autos For Sale AUTOMOTIVE

JERRY BARATTA S 2 Autos For Sale BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH All AMERICAN INC AUTO CREDIT

USED SKOALS tie* Coil lor Mtlwv* OTwur ImMI 1171FWEB1RD Stop In and pick up Ch'rilw Plymoul* IHim AM !•• lit* M 6 cv*nder automatic 19M DODGE 'THE BARE MIU.V MOTMeailM f u* window van Jaguoi and Swttaru Offolrr If E Hrvii 1MICAMARO FACTS" S|>i ingi Id *>d »0O4 XI O>» i ECt«» 1177 - O«X conditi V-B automatic ORDER YOUR 1170 PLYMOUTH Fury, V-8 automatic 1975 BUICK ItTATI WAGON l«7) - It ctllrnl condition Luau'iowl family cor 1172 CMC CHRYSLER OR Monv titrov oir. tic WMO Coll iveningv At window van. V-«, automatic en Ufj __ PLYMOUTH BUICH ltd nSotirf.lou.Orxx Po.ri 1973 FOBO »l*ttIno. braktt. air Runi »«ll. looks W ton — 4 wheel drive NOW «ooa MOO or Mil ofler It! OJ»S Bull If?) Reyol t«o door norolop Air, tttrto. loot dtck. powtr window) 74 CHRYSLERS, PLYMOUTHS AT LEFTOVER PRICES mog ohttu A I AkLingUlOO '41 I/It CADILLAC 111] - FIMloood •rougham Toupt. dark lop Proltctta bv Cooilioi « VIP Wottullti MiFaddin Ij) UK i»OILLAC If/I Stdon OtVHIt loul door Slut vinyl root Dork blue 34.0OO CHRYSLER milts New lirel Crtom pull Loaded PLYMOUTH U000 J3f nil alltr • p m BAYSHORE More ClassifUMT 291-9200 158 FIRST AVE, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS on Next Page 2. Autoi For Sale WE DON'T MEET COMPETITION-

BANK_ FINANCING for 1974 CORVETTE COUPE 4-speed AM FM stereo 350 V-8 Power windows AIR tinted glass QUALIFIED SPECIAL EXTRA CLEAN'

BUYERS 73 PONTIAC 74 CHEVY VEGA 73 FORD 73 PLYMOUTH SUMP GRAND AM MAVERICK WAGON Sport Coupe automatic, pow- Automatic radio 19 501 NOW! 4-cylinder automatic radio er steering, power brakes, air 6-cyl automatic, power steer- 3 580 miles cond. tinted glass, vinyl lop, • miles Real Economy at ing, 13,430 miles 10* $ AM/FM rallye II wheels, —HIGHEST 3195 12.910— $38g5 •2795 *2595 $ DOLLAR $ 72 CHEVY MALIBU 72 CHEVY 72 CHEVY IMPAU 72 BUICK for your SPORT COUPE BLAZER CUSTOM COUPE leSABRE V-8 automatic radio PS 4-speed 4-wheel drive plus Automatic. PS PB radio AIR. V8 automatic air vinyl lop High mile car drastically re- many other extras 38 918 tinted glass vinyl top 44 837 radio 41 450 miles TRADE-IN duced! \ miles miles SAVE! '3595 *2995 *2895

NOW! 71 CHEVROLET 71 VOLKSWAGEN n FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE IWPAIA FURY III SQUAREBACK WAGON 9-pass. automatic. PS. PB. air 4-door Hardtop automatic. 4 door Sedan automatic ra- 2-Door-Pillared Automatic, radio, 48.274 cond, tinted glass, root car- PS PB power windows vinyl dio PS. vinyl top air cond. miles. rier, 40,435 miles Hardtop lop air cond . tinted glass tinted glass 37.815 miles $ 42.639 miles 1995 $289l 70 PON 71 FORD •68 DODGE •68 BUICK GRAND PRIX Vi TON PICKUP CHARGER ELECTRA LTD NOW V-8 automatic PS PB AIR Full power including AM/FM Power steering automatic V- Radio air power windows tinted glass, vinyl lop, 45 950 AIR. tinted glass vinyl top. 8. 65.298 miles power steering [MM I No Need to Wait for Mid-Winter or Year-End $1995 MUST SEE! SAVE! 60 032 miles j • CQC to get a Good Price on a NEW 1975 FORD . . . CALL 542-1126 CHEVROLET ASK FOR DOREMUS IS GIVING FANTASTIC DISCOUNTS CHARLIE CASALE USED or CARS SHELLY PUTT "You II Like the Way NOW! HWY 36 EATONTOWN (across from RidwTfL W0 Do Buslnetsl"

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SHREWSBURY AVI. H SYCAMORE DOREMUS FORD SHREWSBURY, N.J. RED BANK 700 SHREWSBURY AVE. (cor. Sycamore) 741-6000 747-5400 2. Awtos For Solo The Daily Register SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY OCTOBER 21 1974 1. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sale 1. Autos For Salt 2. Autos For Solo TOYOTO Hit - RUrkM. ft* »l»»«" DODGE CHARGE! 1ft* - 11.000 FORD GALAXIE - IM7 louraoor I PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER 1971 TRANSPORTATION 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sal* REBUILT ENGINE. IS0O MAG WHEELS power steering. Brand new lires i For Marmetkta call AIR SHOCKS. AIR CONDITIONING shocks S14WmAes INI Ml Sen 1MS7M SPECIALS CADILLAC IM1 - Like ne« Socrllice FIRST 17». 741 7W» TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1MB - "ft«h • CHEVROLET NOMAD WAGON - IN* V FORD WAGON Ifaf - No PLYMOUTH SATCLLITE - Iff* lait Block with e/KHe leotker interior Fully loutomolK Bnt otter equipped. TM-iiM. ' OOOGE - DATSUN ter refuted C*N between I M 4. r UstrM. AM/FM sHrret >ee our low price "as It' Cat! 74741ft LABRIOCA MOTORS INC *Ml» EH »7 Can 191*11 atler 7 pecials and save' Newman Springs Rd . Red Son* 741 141] TRiuMHSfiRe CADILLAC 1971 GRAND SPORT lf«7 - Five mags 4 RIM fraaj. IIIBI Hrai CHEVROLETS DODGE IMt - Coranat Wagon Goad sla spead New poml AskMg Mat Call alter i ml nit COUPE DEVILLE lion cor.. Hies well. |}» pm Ul\t3» PLYAAOUTHS RASSAS Credit applications accepted by phone Ciedll applicalions accepted by phone Wonted, party who needft IN** linear ing. Guaranteed credit Call lor one hour Mr with no money down, on a IT/I CaeklMx Guorantetd credit Call lor one hour tar PONTIAC More Classified vice Bavtkore Cnryiler Plymouth. •?• GTO 1969 vicevice , Bayshoraayinorce (.nrytieChrysler -r-iyfn«vinPlymoulh . I7*>w» •S Bread U 741 SUB RedBor. Coupe OeVille AM/FM. air condllwWQ I'OO AU lor Cied.1 Monoeer DODGE 1972 Wanted, party who needs IOt". Unanctng IW170C0 AsAlkt lor CreeHCreditI «t—o»er Evei unim OB N«Kt M.6M milei UitS Many oilier maaeta la CHEVROLET VEGA \tli U.0O0 mil»» with no money dawn, an a Ifef GTO Four RUSSELL'S choose from. For Quick credtl. call OASIS WINDOW VAN PLYMOUTH If74 - StMiHIa. llajM |»M Look* and rum like new Annous to Mil at speed HMl milts tffj Many other mad MOTORSoMWIITil im Wanted, parly who needs ION IMancing. tenger wagon, lutly lOulppeil. air con* S. Auto Strvlct»/Port» 5. Auto Sorvvic««/f*«rti s IM00 Coll 141 IIS? oltet < JO with no money down, on a 1971 Dodge Win els to chooM tram Far awo credit, call Honing I0.1W mllei Like new Moving C DOUGLAS ALAN dow Von Automatic. MJM miles llffS OASIS MOTORS at l»ll 711 7W overkoat SU-Wlt MERCEDES BEN2 SALES 1 SEIVICE CHEVROLET IMl - su cylinder outo Man* other models to choose Irom For IEEP SALES ANO SERVICE 100 Oceanport Ave Little Silver Ml UU malic, paver iteerMg UJi aulcfc credit, call OASIS MOTORS at INI I Twin Bora Molars. Inc. PONTIAC LE MANS WAGON IfT] USED CAR «714)717 Of I4J 1M4 m 7100 Ill E Newman Springs Rd Red »ont Immaculate-air electric windows Originol Ifet - Supertpart m 4 CALL NOW 747«<• owner Call otter t p m 14? Jill »peed. mogi Car in good thope Athmg CHEVY II lt*4 OOREMUSFORD i'too cinVimii Stondard tranuniuion Be»l otter •SALES SERVICE-PARTS KAY MOTORS PONTIAC TEMPEST - Ifaf Automalic TOO Shrewsbury Aye . Red Bank 741 ( CHEVETLE lt*t - Four tpeed Hunt. Con u\ SSS1 or «M 170.otter Spm HONDA CIVIC Power steering Good conation MSI 747 151 Broadway HIUII Long Branch 1741 otter »pm SPECIALS Muncie Ironimlmon, U0 Urn, AM/FM C H R ¥ SL ER lt»7 - In rumlna condition OUSTER 1974 - SIM cylinder oulo lopedeck HIM Coll II) OUI o. •;? Ill I No reasonable oiler leMrt Coll Delveen Power steering Good condition KITSON CHEVROLET CO PONTIAC VENTURA IMl - VI. twit I X 4. ?I7-»I«», fit HI 717 0704 Hwy It Eatonlown motlc. power steering Low mileage Goad CHEVROLET CAPRICE itta - Oreal condition UOO 141 MS7 condition HSO CIRCLE CHEVROLET FANTASTIC VALUESON SIMM Coll oiler 1pm. Ill ITtf Shr.wiour, Ave Shrmoury GUARANTEED USED CARS KROLL MOTORS, INC PONTIAC IMt CATALINA - Good run 7411110 AUTO HOBBY CENTER Jtl 1B49 Long (ranch mng condition Heads starter t71 471 Sfll 73 CADIUAC CHEVROLET l«70 - Impala Power COMET INI - Duns good Nee* broke OHM tleering/broket. air conditioning Good f 1 H Motors Inc condition Low mlleooe Atkmg SIM 111 oork tUaili LINCOLN IM4 CONTINENTAL - All ac PONTIAC tftt - Goad running condition Coupe DeVllle 1031. Call U> UK Aulhorued Dealers. cessorles U00 IK0 Good station car Dodge and Dodge trucks Call I714MI or 171 till 741 47H OATSUN HwyJi Eatonlown. NJ 10. Wanted Automotive SOMIII MERCURY MAROUIS IMf - 10 passen RED BANK VOLVO Dark brown beige vinyl root, WASHINGTON S AUTO SERVICE ger wagon Air conditioned. AM/FM Her Newman Springs Rd Red Bant. 170 (road SI JUII1I Keyporl FIAT 1971 - ISO Spider convertible 741 Slat beige leather interior Full Cadil- eo Complete trailer equipped Declining AM/FM » mpg plus 11600 or best oiler vit ol family necessitates sale IIS00 til lac power including factory air SAAB DATSUN 1971 COII aim SM. fonts 5711 How Lou Motors Hwy It, E Keonsbvro CASH PAID Wanted, parly vrho needs 100% linancing, power windows door locks tilt FIREBIRD IMl - Automatic. AM/FM I MGB IMl 4SIS 717 SAAB with no money down, on o 1971 Doltun track stereo, rally wheels Very good con wheel, stereo C245 24 694 MNUDUtlDCAM Two door coupe 40.S» miles lim Mony Runs good Needs body work SCHWARTZ CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH dlllon tlOOO Doys 741 UOO Alter e. 717 1914110 miles other models to choose Irom For quick S7»S. Gory INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS WE WILL PAY credit, call OASIS MOTORS at IMl) 711 MG MIOGCT IMt - While convertible 141 W Front St 747-0717 Red Bonk 7100 TOP PRICES FORD IMl FAIRLANE - Four door, »•» Good thape Mutt lell Immediately Bnl SEE A "RUSSELL MAN - Far Ike bast DATSUN 1971 — 140Z. orange 17,000 cylinder, automallc, good shape all otter :w III]oiler Spm car buys RUSSELL Oldsmotule Cadillac miles Konls shocks Excellent condition (VI4CUL ututtrrwnr \-^W">w% or wind Encelient station car Asking 1700 MO MIDGET mi - Law mileage, t • Co . <00 Newmaw n Springs Rd.. Red Bank $5895 TOM'S FORD am. Alter t p.m. Mo-HO Call 4fS143S oiler «pm cellent condition. Muil Mil 7410910 141 Mil STRAUBBUICK-OPEL 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sal* NINE ACRES or New and Used Cars MONMOUTH Hwy IS 144 4000 Keyporl CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH SUNBEAM ALPINE IMl Hwy It Eotonlown S41 ilOO Heads work 73 CADIUAC MONTE CARLO 1970 - Loaded In goad Call 741-1)74 running condition No reasonable oiler re THE FINEST SELECTION - Ol new and luiea Coll between I 10 4. 7174100. Enl used cors In Monmouth County Over 100 Coupe DeVllle M7. MUSTANG IMt - Three-speed Good run vUGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC.. Shrews mng tlSO or best otter. bury Ave . New Shrewsbury. Ml 6700 Red white vinyl root red leath- 7171740 TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Superb Mr er interior Full Cadillac power ice DOWNES PONTIAC, tl Lower Mam Si . Malawrm SM-nff including lactory air stereo and NO CASH? TOWNE CHEVROLET tape, power windows, seat, USSHwylS Middlelown door locks C-14 23.000 miles CREDIT PROBLEMS? t7l-tl00 It you're working, we con finance you. No money down. Payments arranged la suit your needs. Mony New and Quality Used 2. Auto* For Sail Cars to choose Irom. Coll now tor speedy approval I No application refused 741 SIM $5895 Mr Fredericks. OLDSMOBILEfl Iftl UM 471 Myrtle SI . Chit wood OLDSMOBILE IMf CUTLASS SUPREME Good condition S9» 471 ?V?I PLYMOUTH OUSTER 1971 - Standard 73 CADILLAC transmission, sin cylinder. New tires. Just Coupe DeVille tuned » mpg 11495. 741 III). • PLYMOUTH GOLD OUSTER 1(7] - Like "we care... It makes a difference" new I4.S00 mllei Si. cylinder, automatic 300 Bamboo, matching top and in Power tteenng. vinyl lop U»s Call alter terlor. Full power including tac- 119 E.Newman Springs Rd 741-5886 Red Bank AVERAGE tory air AM-FM tilt & tele 2. Autos For Salt steering wheel, power door OFF STICKER PRICE locks, rear delogger # PC239 22.454 miles Exceptional car ON ALL $5695 SuBSfii MODELS Limited time Offer. 73 PONTIAC BAILLY Grand Prix BROS., INC. It I NtmsM IttrlRft Id. MlgaJi Coupe, blue, blue vinyl top, 2. Autos For Sal* 2. Autot For Sale matching interior Full power in- cluding lactory air. stereo and 747-0596 tape deck, power windows. C218 17.874 miles. $3700 It 1 72 CADIUAC AT Sedan DeVllle COMPARISON WEEKEND

Green, green vinyl top. green leather interior. Full power in- DOREMUS cluding tactory air. power door locks, tilt wheel, trunk lock. Stereo radio PC 240. 24.606 74's IALL SURE WINNERS! miles. $3850 '75'S w "WB/G VALUB 72 CADIUAC Fleetwood STOP IN, LOOK US OVER, BUY NOW & SAVE$ Brougham 1974 NEW NOVA Turquoise, white vinyl roof, lull 1975 NEW NOVA Cadillac power including tactory air. door locks, cruise control HATCHBACK 4-door sedan. 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering. tilt wheel, stereo, automatic 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, whitewall tires, AM radio, whitewall tires, wheel covers, door guards. dimmer PC236 34.222 miles. wheel covers, many other extras. Stock #212 stock #1006 $3800 3492 $3909 Imludei (night and Diolti s Pup Salei lax and MV leu cilia Imludti tieiohl t Dtolei Crap Doei not include lo» and MV IKS *'i\ '72 OLDSMOBILE —IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • FINANCING AVAILABLE—, Delta 88 Royale BRAND NEW 1974 VEGA HATCHBACK 140 engine, AM radio, tinted glass, Deluxe bump- Coupe blue, blue vinyl root, lull power including lactory air. ers, heavy duty radiator, bumper guards. Stock power windows. PO246 27.335 miles #861. Imludes Freight I Deolei Prep $ $3000 Does nol include tax and MV lees 2770

71 CADILLAC .«.:.?»" us»9 pasg ^s': conditioningK. Sedan DeVille 2881 Green, green vinyl top. green leather interior Full Cadillac power including factory air. —^*. cruise control door locks ster- eo. PC 245. 45.670 miles ... PRICED TO MAKE YOU WANNA BUY! $2950 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON OVER 30 VEGAS IN STOCK!

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J-I tHMMOMI-CADIlLAC CO. 00 Newman Springs Rd\ Red Bank LET DOREMUS FORD 741-0910 Rt. 35 Middletown • 671-6200 700 Shrewsbury Ave 1/[\ CHOn cor Svcamore. Red Bank I 4 I "OUUU 2. Antes F«r Sole 1. Trucks And Troilers 4 Motorcycles f>. Construction 10. Wanted Automotive SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY OCTOBER 21 1974 The fttHy Rfflfa.fr I 21 J« VJOLET m-i,M pub* a; v HONOA en - mt Equipment • ISM nun EUMUM MMIIKM U«a EuMHMcMOHaa USED CARS WANTED jff&lg. TRACTOR WITH FRONT LOAOCR - V tOP Ul PAID CALL MR ARTHUR Si. Help Wanted SI. Help Wonted Si. Mtlp Wanted Mutt Ml. (4) U» NMM AT RONNIE (UICIC. Tlt-Um CHEVIOLET I«U_ HONOA XrJ Mjg EutMtW intln IAN* MOTE TELLER - Ewfeuh O»PAlD NURSES-RN -GN SALES - tare* Uiinlri teweiry Hirutf cooailwo Astln,l4BI It* mists UH commercial area o mat. Sctary >e «».»» now lor toll BMIMU No uwnliwnl Call W4f •41 liWatMt Spn FOR ANY JUNK CAR amia on tacMrwad Fee pa* Coil Career positions available on II la 7 stun VECA KAMMIACK Itfj - Ai lor RN s or ON s A professional otaSM •ositroclion Fwr-IMM E.trat.i.E«lr,_. i HONOA If)]- X»7S £«c» II. Wonted Automotive Sil John Pettrs»» Pliieiel Service wmi IS7 Brrood Si .Red «4«« ptiere awaits you olong with our NEW SCHOOL tUt ORlVEHS - •>• ewerwrKe i.SB* milti (4>tfeul MS l K IMOIirm Coll after 4 Ji CAM WANTED -IWH l«l SALARY STRUCTURE and lull range ol 214I7M n»M»l< cor s conuaered necessorv Starting salary U I? Mr hour AUTOHOtavCENTEB nil •ARTENOER benefits Please appty. Nursing or Person Apply lit person lo Mr Michael Garmsey. VCC* STATION WACOM H71 Day and rtialtl Dun if nel Department. Bavshore Community BUSINESS Bo. l«. LINK Silver Ironsjiorlolion Csord.nator. Mallet T»we> MOTORCVCLEINSURANCE Hiahcst triers paid lor all w»#o can Hospilai 717 N Seers SI . Hosmtel. tu snip toord of EouciUiwi. n teixin «« . ,n DIRECTORY mm OVER WHOLESALE! Burtr on p BARTENDER M/W - Midm* Hoiiet NJ •£*«p start.,. bwuJTST IM. GROUINGER 4 HELLER AGE MCI at all Hmm Widdlrtoww £ipwi«nce4ontEifWr twice v OFFICE TOWN 1 COUNTRY DOOOE SCHOOL iUS DtlVEIS - MMLMIO 21. Business Services (all <7I 1 TEMPORARY NO FEE TOWNSHIP BOAKO OF EDUCATION BOOKKEEPER - Full clsorae HMltK Hourly raM. U 15 lo U (9. cre*l Mr ea DODGE IMI - WMtto. .M si. I.IMWK YAMAHA erience Fringe benefits Paid hospt STATION WACOM - IU« J 4 R CYCLE SERVICE. INC A BETTER PAINT JOB' core laciilty Long Branch Salary cam OKI. RUNS CXCf LLENT. VE«» tK/lomolic HIM lor ml, Mr CM*IK*. 1)1 W Front SI . RM *4M UJ4U1 JUNK CARS EXTERIOR - INTERIOR menwrote wiM> alNlity Write »o> P 111. MEET Eiliiolion. sict OM personal dart. MM fin CONOMICAIONOMICAI.. NNEE W EXHAUST SYS sJiO or mil on,, HI 4ii) REASONABLE . CLEAN CALL 7 WILL PAY IH AND PICK UP JOAN, HILDA, RUTH, Ihlules. O ID per hour Call Mr LeMflcK. TEMM. AI** 1K1KB KlOKl- U A DUTCH »OY PAINT JOt — Cuaron BOOKKEEPER - Full charge Ei 5. Auto Service/Ports Twmbrook Auto Wrecking &HERRV ANO ALICE 7K> ISO. lor addilionol mlormation m m> VOLVO STATION WACOM IN* - latt Itad sotltlacllon Frn •slimotts Full* in perMKM US MirtkHJ IMMM. HMKM and plicotlon EaollHI uxwHtlM IIMM •» Mil oil., SCENIC AUTO PARTS - Eotontown , 542 2735 lurtd J I»'omtirm, lit I4M Medicare billing Salary open Plus many tou benetlls StM resume to ••> J 141. The Th*y ore our plocemenl cowntelort and ALL PAINTING - IMarKr. MMrMr. taai- they d love *o meet you and tell vow i SECRFTARY TOP DOLLAR Hnno RtmonoDlc Dally Reamer. Stir y v - Pickup working on areat ttemporar y iott » itvo ANORECORD KEEPING VOLVO IN* - Faur-cytMtr. mttmrnti tn-am OLSTEN FOR USED CARS BOOKKEEPER ». Construction LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO . INC • ALTERATIONS. IEPAIRS HOOFING STENO AND TYPING sawn RlH toyrtvil*. K J III in AMD SIDING - Coll oal»m 71 o in and Full chorae Part lime Familiar with oil SECRETARIES. TYPlSTV CLERKS ••It TANDEM UTILITY - Truck trvlv Equipment 5 10 pm 14} 7)1* phases Including statements ond quarterly AND ALL OTHER NECESSARY TfM PMUHE IIJ - Four cylMer. ?,»", reports. Ocean Township orea OFFICE SKILLS ARS NEEOED iiM Nm tKUl, AM'FM. G*M can* II ply llr»s. (iKlnM wim liliiw pl> BACK.HOE AND LOADER »;? - Din* FULLTIME wood LiM M*. LMjM> M man 74) WANTED PAVING - Atunall lning MOi or 747HW bookcoMf Armstrong cnandthrr ctilingt OLSTEN skills Some very llghl bookkeeping EB Fite advlct ond tihmeltt Good worh CAREER OPPORTUNITY - Mm York cellenl location ond salary FINE BEN mon«iip Coll onytlmt T» SJS» Lite Insurance Company is s*efcino a soto TEMPOP.AHIES EFITS ned sales representative for mis orea II'HI it.Eatonlown. Ul iMOl.milebe I CAIPETS - Pit»fd"o«i. «i»n«0M in Storting salary plus incentive* increases as fore The Monmouth Shopping Center I A I EMPLOYMENT GET A GOOD THING GOING tlollto Low prictft ond proft»»iono( wi earned Llletlme income after 3v yeon 170 Brood SI 741 im ReaBavk vicrt Work iniurai ond ouoronlcM W Telephone W! »J00 An eouol ossorlunily WE ALSO HAVE A PERMANENT OEPT Mlral STATION ATTENDANTS employer M/W. NEVER A FEE Full and pport lime Guy • Hess. Clsopei C t t * N U P A N O O DD JOVS - Trtt CARPENTER - Heocrv errmloymenl H. OUR ISIH U» Hill ond IRt l J>. Middletown «ork LlfMcarpanttvandrapjuri perlencedonly Privote construction PAR.! TIME PAPER DIUVIRV TACKLE ONE OF OUR RECONDI- Call If I O1I0 Early AM Mon thru Sat or Sun Red SEWING MACHINE CLFAN VAHOS CASHIER. DISHWASHER. WAITRESS. Bonk area No collections Must hove tof TIONED OK USED CARS! PASS THOSE Cellars- oltit i »oro»»> SHORTOROER COOK - Martini s Oinei. 747?IO OPERATORS Hwy 14. Keonsburg. between M p m PART-TIME — Three eveningt. Isall dov • Experienced only TIRED TRADE-INS TO CIRCLE ... AND CU5TdM~MAbirSUPC0WeilS -Drop Sot Cor necessorv Add t74 lo your pay CLEANING HELP -Mon Ittrougtl Thurs • Air conditioned shop eries and reupholslerlng Your malfriol or evening. 6 to 10 Sol ollernoon. I to 1 check For appointment call in lilt. Mr ours Coll 44! HH Eirs.NMIH Michaels • Union Snap SCORE WITH A TROUBLE-FREE, WIN- Must hove own cor and N J driver s •• • Noloyolf EXCAVATING "LANDSCAPING - Bo>t cense For interview, call Ml f 177 from • P t II SON for 0/1..no ond geneioi work 10 lop rn • Year round won TERIZED, QUALITY USED (BUT NOT hoe. dump Iruch eroding, trenching, sew lull lime Permanent position Medical ond t Poid holidays I ers. hauling c 4 J Contractors. 1*11304 CLERK - Poyabtes ond receivables retirement benefit* Apply NORWOOD t Three wee*, vocation ABUSED) CAR! waodbridge orea Good benefits Salorylo DISTRIBUTORS. INC . *>4 Broadway. FIRE ESCAPI S Long Branch. See Frank Rolling ond welding 1/000 Fee ncooliable for e»periemrd per Appl•ply In person. ROBERT LEWIS IINI C WITH A ion Coll Ann Peter son. 147 3S0I John Pe 104 Broadway. W long Branch Call CTJIOI PERSONNEL CLERK - Eiperlencea in lerson Personnel Service. 157 Brood SI . payroll, benefits. Insurance ood inler FAN CONTRACTORS Red Bank SHOP SUPERVISOR OVER 40 AUTOMOBILES Of ALL MAKES t MODELS viewing. Lohehorsl orea Salary Ib U 000 Production enpenence in plonl or lound . Corpentry, oddlllons. siding, dormers Fee paid Call Ann Peterson. 141 3501 Free estlmoles 74441?] CLERK TYPIST - General office won rv type operollon ticellent salary ond DEPENDABLE Must be good typisl. Full lime position John Peterson Personnel Service. IW benefits Locol oreo HANOrMAN'-PoinVlng. popenng houl Coll lor oopolnrmenl ; 0 night. No Investment or de "HOUSE P ATNTFNG Full time pnytlcal therapist position ovoii liveries Cor necessory 744 JH7 Evary car In stock "wlnl* 1*73 TOYOTA "MARK II" COUPB $ CLERK TYPIST able in tiportdlno deportment of progrei Attention homeowners lorn opointer with Fine opportunity. South Wall To«nsliip rtaMr'and'-raadylogor- Air. 4-speed vinyl root. AM'FM. WW's 29.783 mi 3195 V I yeors eiperleme and am strling my live communtly riotpiloi Applicant, mud SNCLLING ANO"SNEuTlN(T^- World > Some clerical experience desired Must be groduole* of on approved tchool ond be largest employment service. M Broad SI own business I om looking lor satisfied have good skills ond figure aptitude 1*73 CHkWIU.1 COUP! customers to establish a reputation lor llcented by New Jertey We otter ntellefll Red Bonk. NJ 747.1111 6-cyl auto . PS. radio. WWs etc 23.484 mi . *2695 quality work ol reasonable prices Coll A I EMPLOYMENT lalary ana a full ranae of benefiti Pieate 74 MARK IV no* lor tree estimates 14? IK). «J I6«< apply Pcrionnel Oect . Bav-nore Commu 1973 VOLKSWAGEN SID AM W0 Broad SI. 741 CTI Red lonn nity Howitol. W North Been II,. Holm SOCIAL WORKER Loaded, stereo Sale Guard With masters degree In social work or re 4-speed radio, buckets, etc 12.246 mi »2395 LET ME DOIT! del 144 /WO All repllet held in ttrict con hobllltatlon counseling Case work ex Warranty 8,472 miles Stock REMODEL PAINT REPAIR COLLECTIONS fldence. perience essenllol Monmoulh County Established retail firm Enavrlence a 1973 VBQA WAGON EXPERT WORK I0ON GUARANTEED Pf*N 1ST - Ciotstlcoi. port time, for ballet REASONABLE MI-4SM FRIENDLY must Effective telephone ability No out Automatic radio buckets, etc 42 616 mi M995 side collections Eicellenl opportunity tchool Mutt be good tigrtl reoder 143 A I EMPLOYMENT # 85 IK Broad tt. 141 1777 Red Bont 1972 MONTI CARLO COUPE MOVING AND~HAULINC - LOCO! ond Salary commensurate with experience 1404 "*^ '8797 $ mid distance lobs at reasonable rol Benefits Wanomossa area. POCKET MAKERS - On olrli .ockett. STATIONARY ENGINEER — With NJ Air. auto . PS/PB vinyl top. WWs etc 43.894 mi 2895 Free estimates 741 MM or 747 MOt Union. Appty Wall Street Fatnioni. 3? Wall Blue Seal Excellent opportunity, good sol NEED A NEW ROOF > »• I EMPLOYMENT St , Red Knti. ory plus lull benefits Apply American 1971 NOVA IK Broad SI J4I rm _Red»onk Smelting 4 Refining Co . 1160 Stale SI 74 CAPRI Free estimates Reasonable roles PORTER NEEDEO'M/W Smith Bros Roofing Perth Amboy. NJ An equal opportunity V-6 tour-speed Slereo tape Vi- 4-dr. 6-cyl auto PS. radio WWs. etc 25 614 mi '2495 COOK. BARTENDERS, BARMAIDS HOURS FLEXIBLE employer. 741 III] We need on experienced cook, bortend CALL WI-M0* nyl top. Fleet Aid Warranty 1972 FORD TORINO ers/bormoids to work in one ol our restou STATISTICAL CLERK 000 JOSS - Additions, paneling All PROGRAMMER — Locol firm need, per 8,300 miles Slock #1169 4-dr, V-8. auto PS/PB. radio. WW's discs 48.881 mi M995 types of moionry Orlvewoys Call It* rants EHcellent benefits, good salary Ap Experienced In compiling statistics, ply in person lo ion tfcxtlled on IBM RPGZ Syilem 1 and records and reports operate calculator $ 1971 CHEVELLE EMERSONS. LTD. Model 10. Mutt have cor Start now Full ond odd Ing machine TosleO 701 Binghom Ave., Ocean. NJ range or benefits High talary Call Ai ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY *2495 PAINTING Nappi. Ul 3S0) John Peter ton Personnel 3697 6-pass wagon, air. auto . PS/PB radio WWs discs. 41.878 mi Interior E•tenor 1 Ponerhonging JO T homos Ave. 747-leM ShiewsDur y Service. 1ST Brood St . Red Bonfc. Call 71744(7 COORDINATOR OF STOCK CURK 1971 IMP ALA SPORT SEDAN RAISE YOUR INCOME - SSOO • , by »2395 PAINTING - Interior, ulcrlor Fre« esli PATIENT CARE Apply In person. CBS Super Market. 34 Air. au)o , PS/PB. radio. WW's. discs 32,156 mi working tor yourself port time Coll tor ap Main SI . Keonsburg 74MNT0 motes Fully Insured Reosonoble rates pointmenf. 717-1 $71. sedan 4 cylinder. 4-speed Ra- 1971 PONTIAC LEMANS Also custom painting 7415)71 RN tor 3to 11 U..H, BSNpr«ftrr*4or r«j SUPERINTENDENTS - Couple For gar *2295 lit toward. Tuition refund available (or REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - Rtftl- dio, Fleet Aid Warranty 8.900 convertible, air. PG/PS/PB. radio, buckets. WW's 42 160 mi PAINTINO contlnuino education Salary dependent on denlioi or Commercial — lo loin our den apartments. Good solory plus apart mites Stock #1097 1971 FORD Interior, exterior. Also spray painting 7*1 toptrltncf. tnendiy and dynamic lomily Call Mr menl und utilities Coll <»3 JWO.doys 10-pass wagon air, auto PS/PB. rack, radio. WWs. etc 44.920 mi »2295 Struneftkl for confidential interview SUPf 0INTENOENTS - Keonsburg orea OUALITY REMODELING AND PAINT RAV STILLMAN INC Free opartment ond salary Mid Atlantic 1971 PONTIAC ING — Expert and guoronleed service STAFFING REALTORS Monoglng Agents, coll U»4UI •2397 M995 Free estimates. 747 1304 or 147174? COORDINATORS Our 16th Yeor SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - Ilpm lo 4-dr Catalina. air. auto . PS/PB. radio. WWs. etc 52.095 mi. .. 641 MWY IS Sftrewstou'y ROOFING~SEASON~AL SPECIAL! 1 a.m shift two days, ond 4 p.m. to mid 1970 NOVA Two port llm« poll Horn ovolloblf in our EVES M70Sil nlahl shlll two days Long term Call 741 73P0NTIAC Quality workmanship at contractor s nuning oflict, for Mo ) and J to II tnittt. 4-dr. V-8. air cond. vinyl top. power radio. WWs 47 263 ml M795 ices Rerootlng and repair experts Cull for week tnd. ond holldoyi GRAND AM Automatic, power S76115 1970 CHEVELLE | REGISTERED NURSES TECHNICAL WRITER steering, power brakes, air, T RE E 5 LTMBEO ~Ti Immed and painted Encfllent working condition*, liberal ben CONTRACTS ADMINISTRATOR 6-pass wagon, air cond. auto . power, trailer pkg WWs 61.128 mi M695 Also tree removal. Far free estimates toll etili, thin differential*. t Senior itoff nurses, lor 3 lo II thin, lor "perience with mllltory specifications re stereo 12,950 miles. Fleet Aid 741 MM or 747W04 ICU, CCU ond Medical Surgical Units ulred Full or part-time Apply ELEC Warranty Stock # 1182 1969 PLYMOUTH VALIANT RO IMPULSE INC . M« Chestnut St 4-dr. 6 cyl. auto radio, new WW's and snows 23.619 mi M495 RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Stall positions with icu and ecu ex Red Bank perltnce to work on a new, modern Tele $ PERSONNEL DEPT. TELEPHONE COLLECTORS 1988 MERCURY $ 35 Union St Red Bonh mefry Unit Full time ond part time avail able for Jlo II ond II to } shitli Some experience necessory. Locol cam 3797 4-dr. air. power windows vinyl top. loaded. WW's 74.061 mi 895 EMPLOYMENT 741-2700. E.t TOO pany Excellent benefits ToslSO AneQual opportunity employer, M/W ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 1907 CHEVROLET EiceHenf working condittoni. liberal em 70 Thomasjtve. 747 14*4 Shrewsbury CUSTODIAN - To do cleonlng in tieoith ployee benefits, aood salaries Tuition re j 73 MONTEGO 4-dr. air cond. PG/PS. radio WW's. one owner 59.721 mi *895 51. Help Wonted Spa, part-time. c\\n\nu fund avaltoble tor continuing education. TIREO~oTHOUSEWO~RKEOoTOUSEWOT R 7 - Work ppart IMS CADILLAC ACCOUNTSCLCRK time two or three evenings o week' Earn Expcrlencttf In poyotolts ond rtcnvobln DESIGN ENGINEER RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL WoW n evening ColC l S>3104 1 1 MX BROUGHAM 4-dr. air. lull power, radio, new WW's. "Cream Puff " 76,050 mi..... M095 Some typing ond miutllancoui oltict experienced In communication lyttems. 2-door power windows, slereo. dvlltt TollJS at least three yeo/s in design of circuits TOW TRUCK OPERATOR — E« COMMERCIAL VEHICLES ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ond components EE degree helplol E« PERSONNEL OEPT. perlenced Must be tamllor with Mon air conditioning. 48.575 miles JO THornet Avt. 74JH94 t cellenf salary FEE PAID Send retwme to 35 Union St. Red Bonfc, NJ mouth County and have mechanical obili Fleet Aid Warranty. Stoqk 197S CHIVY V.-TON UTILITY Austin Pohl ly Apply In person, Lee's Goroge, Inc . §U ARTHUR MURRAY ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 741-2700 Ext. 200 Broodway, West Long Branch m 1444 #1210 (locking boxes). 4-speed 4-wheel drive. PS. etc 33^084 mi »2995 School of Dancing ba\ opening* for donee W Thomos Ave. 747-34f4 Shrewsbury An equal opportunity employer, M'W TV SERVICE - Color TV bench work DiTHWASHER - And oentral kitchen RESTAURANT MANAGERS - Night Full or porl-llme. Experienced only. Pork leochfr trainees No eNperitnct n*c*« people attention! II you fly by night, read $ 1972 FORD V.-TON STAND-UP $ Wry, w« train yoy Port and full time Alto help Neat and reliable. Top salary ond way Appliance. 1*5 Broodway, Long Irir>oe benefit. DO NOT PHONt Apply in this and reap. Mo,or chain seeVs nlghi Bronch. IW-4B8B. Step-van. 12' body, 6-cyl. 3-speed 24.182 mi 2195 tion and telephone work ovoiioble managers with heavy experience. Do you 3497 person, weehdoys enly, II om 3 p m , At lonltc Mlghlamh Nursing Home. I Middle yawn until noon? This should be your bog 1971 CHEVY BLAZER $ Call AI Nappl. 147-3MM He s our early TYPIST/STENO - Some business ex V-8. 4-wheel drive. 3-speed. auxiliary top. etc 35.332 mi 2895 town Ave., Atlantic Htghtands. bird. High salaries. Fee reimbursable, bui perience. Need typing and shorthand 73 HORNET iucl) hours! John Peterson Personnel Ser Freehold Lokewood area Storf now. Call AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC DRIVER SALESPERSON - For fthore s vici, I); Brood Sf, Red Bonk Ann Peterson, 147HOI John Peterson Sportaboul station wagon Must have tools. Apply tn person. Wer leading loundry ond dry cleaning plant Personnel Service. 157 Broad St.. Red Automatic, power steering, air ner's Automotive. Hwy 34. Bflford Earnings approximately 110,000 o ytar RN AND/OR LPN - Full lime position It Bonk. conditioned 6 cylinder. Fleet Free rioipi tall lot ion ond paid vocations p rn.-7 a.m. shift. Nurse s Aide, full time AVON Apply Star Cleaners I. Lounderert, Myrtle position, 3 p m -II p.m. shifli Liberal ben More Classified aid Warranty. 28.215 miles We back our [Py Used Cars in writing TIMELESS, new. sophisticated ond nation Ave., Long Branch efits. Holmdel Convolesceftf Center, Hwy oily advertised. Who! o aood time lo be DRIVERS — Leoie operators. Mu»f havV 34, Holmdel 94o 4700 • on Next Page come on Avon Representative Call Mrs two year tank trailer experience, clean Hammond. 741 434], UiXtll. 1U 1720 RN — Mon. Fri. 7 lo 3 Navr.lnk House driving record Troclors available for pur Coll Mri. Mlllt, 147 3400, Mon fhrouah SI. Htlp Wanted •2997 chose. 2M-77M. Fri., ••!. DRIVER - To work with oide on mini bus RN OR LPN - Port time. 117. King 72 CONTINENTAL BANKING transporting retarded children. Slarl ot James Nursing Home. 400 Rl 3*. Middle 741-3130 17 H per hour, with regular Increases Bus town 791-1400, 2-door. full power, air condi- TELLER, TRAINEE — 0-1 v«ors tl driver's license rcouired. For application, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY perience. Red Bonk orea Fine opportu COI.747WI. RN's AND LPN i — Full or portllme For uiWy cttmoany m area Good wUry btn- tioning, stereo. 32.335 miles. Recreation coordinator, lull time Clitlside nity. E~XPER,GNCEDGAR~BAGE TRUCK fitl wofhino corvHon* R»qu*« 5 to 8 yttn Fleet Aid Warranty Stock 641 SHREWSBURY AVE. Health Core Center, TOO Center SI., cuff MctcU'tai «ip«f«nc* Rtpfy to Bo. P 190 DRIVER — For private gorboge com wood Beach. Apply Mon. thru Frt., I a.m. #1203 TELLER, EXPERIENCED - 73 years pony Colt 264^4404 In#Dj*»Htgistt' Sh-Bwttw'y NJ 0//O1 CIRCLE experience Middletown area. Fin* Hilary to 4 p m S66-I477 EQUAL ofvoftru $ SHREWSBURY EXPERIENCED AUTO BODYMECHAN" SALE 5 - Are you In* Number 1 Cold Con HEAD TELLER - 35 years ciperienc* IC — Must be reliable and responsible vaiMr In the stole7 Like to work in Mid 4597 CHEVROLET CO. Middletown oreo Advancement potential Fantastic opportunity for the riQtil perion dlesex County? Hove a degree ond consid Apply In person. Lea's Goroge, Inc.. 153 er yourself a self (torter? Like lo moke CLERK-TYPIST - 0? years fipcnence. Broadway. West Long Branch 737-3*44. things happen? High guaranteed salary 72 CAPRI Eolontown area. Pleasant atmosphere FULL LINE MECHANICS - Mutt hove wllh no top side limit. Feet paid Call AI Good salary. own tools Front end experience a mutt Noppi. 147)501 John Peterson Personnel A cylinder four-speed. Radio, Air conditioning helpful but not monda Service, 157 Brood St , Red Bank Chevrolet FOR PROMPT INTERVIEWCALL Fleet Aid Warranty. 26.365 tory. Call for Interview appointment, J.i SALe~SPEOPTE~ Wonted for Fall ond ACTION'S miles Slock*229 #1134 7 A-l EMPLOYMENT Sols Motowon Sonoco. Hwy 14 ond (road c^lslmas season In delu>e locol store 3W Brood SI. U\rrn Red Bank SI , Mofowon 1M.II05 Applv. «llh references ond mjllll», to Boi VISTA/PEACE CORPS 71 BUICK GO-GO DANCERS - High pay. odaptoble | F "'• Tr" P""" "Ir'sler. Sttr»»sbury NIIM SKilltD VOLUNTEERS 2. Autos For Sale hours, pleosont working conditions SALESPERSON - Evtcutlvt lypr, with Le Sabre. 4-door sedan, air train 344-411? college, Miles, or buslneii bockground. to In 1975 we will send thousand! conditioning, power steering, GUARDS - For construction site. Good troln at Special Ao«t. Ideally presently ol volunteers throughout tht for supplementary Income. Coll S6AJ17? employed. Salory lo SIS.000 Call Mr, Bel power brakes Stock #1198. betmeen 12:30 ond IMo.m. mont. 671-5077 US South America. Africa Asit 53.095 miles 'Fleet Aid War- HAIR STYLIST - Experienced preferred and the South Pacific ranty not necessary. Salon colerlng lo pro 51. Help Wonted tesslonal men ana women. TV OCXM WE NEED: $ HEALTH SPA MANAGER -~And loleV NURSES FARMERS TEACH person wonted Complete resume first let 2197 ttr Write lo Bon K111, The Dally Regis ERS. ENGINEERS COLLEGE ECONOMY ler. Shrewsbury. NJ WANTED GRADS. BUSINESS GRADE 71 BARRACUDA KEYPUNCH OPERATOR — Some «» *ND SKILLED TRADESMEN perience preferred on Alpha and Numer 2-door. automatic, power steer- ics Ooktiursl area. Immediate opening ALL THE WAY! All benefits. Interested parlies coll Mr Ir QualflcaUoiw: ing. 59.000 miles Fleet Aid win. S3IM10. Must be US Citizen, at least 2C Warranty. Stock #1202 (IIK.NII I, I STORE KEYPUNCH OPERATORS years old preferably single, bu We have many positions open in the local named OK if no dependents VkjmoutFi area. Some experience necessory I) 10. You must have a skill trade o <2197 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY DETEQIVE 70 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury be a college graduate Lan KITCHEN HELPER — With knowledge ot juage not nee but Spanish o 71 HORNET cooking, lor small privote school. 946-4771 Experience preferred but -rench helpful 2-door sedan. 6 cylinder, stan- between 10-4, Mon. thru Fri LADIES/MEN - Work from home on Ihe will train right person dard shift. 43.500 miles Fleet From the same people who gave phone. Earn up lo 175/50 per week, depend VISTA and the Peace Corp Aid Warranty. Stock #1209 you the JAGUAR and the MG. Stop Ing on time avoiloble. Coll Mri Marsha Apply In person jays a living allowance, trave Schworti, 170-3000 vacation, med expenses etc $ in and see the MARINA today! LEGAL SECRETARY - Two years mm you qualify stop by or cal imum experience. Good skills required 1397 Red Bonk law office. Coll 747 3730 J.M. REIDS LEGAL SECRETARY - Experienced American Red Cross Congenial surroundings. Steno a must Coll Rte. 35 70 CONTINENTAL TOP QUALITY 741MM. 102 Bayard StrMt 4-door#1098. full power air condi- Hazlet, N.J. New Brunswick, N.J. tioning, stereo Fleet Aid War- (201)247-9100 $ LEGAL SECRETARY An Equal Opportunity ranty 56.832795 miles7 . Stock USED CARS Employer Mif 10 am - 8 pm Must be very capable and today self-sufficient, with several 70 INTERNATIONAL 1974 PLYMOUTH Gran Se- years experience in litiga- 1972 DODGE Polara, Cus- tion, closings, Workmen's wagon. V-8. auto.. PS, PB. Air. 1973 DODGE Polara Cus- Tinted glass. Fleet Aid War- dan, 4-door, power steer- tom, 2-door hardtop, pow- Compensation, and all ENGINEER anty. 50.105 miles Stock ing, power brakes, air con- tom, 4-door hardtop power phases of legal work. New, er steering and brakes air modern offices. Pension #1154 sleeering, brakes, air con- MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR $ ditioning, vinyl roof. conditioning, vinyl roof. plan, Blue-Cross, Blue- 12,300 milts ditioning, finyI roof, 11,080 Shield, life insurance, all Desires aggressive Individual 1997 22,954 miles non-contributable by employ- miles 1 to till key position. 1974 PLYMOUTH Satellite ee . Hours 9-5. No Sots. Ex- 70 PLYMOUTH cellent salary for right per- Responsibilities to include estimating project control pur- Custom, 4-door sedan, son. Write P.O. Box 55, West _ry III 2-dr PS. PB. Air. vinyl 1973 CHEVROLET Nova, 4- chasing and associated details Opportunity to progress 1971 MGB Roadster, 4- Long Branch, N.J. 07764. All oof. Fleet Aid Warranty. 65.300 automatic, power steering, door sedan, 6-cylinder, replies confidential. with a growing company Full beneifts miles Stock #1105 speed, green, black top. power brakes, air condi- automatic, power steering, MAINTENANCE PERSON - For garden Send resume staling salary requirements to Wire wheels. apartments. Knowledge ol llghl plumbing tioning, vinyl roof, 7,180 vinyl roof, 11,010 miles ond electrical repairs. Apply In person. 1497 Apt. 72, Green Grove Gordens. Kevporl. miles R. J. GARRIEL INC. MAKE 110 PROFIT ON EVERY (IS RECEIVED CALL 7I7«I74 between 9 ond I 629 Amboy Ave. Edison, N.J. 08817 MATERIAL HANDLERS Musi be II years old Call SM CHOI or come In to AED Corp , 100 Church SI.. Malowon, NJ. PLASTIC INJECTION MOLDING BUHLER & BITTER NIGHT OR SHIFT WORKERS - Earn ESTABLISHED 1925 UOO to MOO a month, port lime Work tram MACHINE MECHANICS IMPERIAL I home. Coll Mr Gapusl. mnitf (Bayshore Ana) CHRYSLER Vlymautfi IMPERIAL | porlunily peppers Lourmo Farms. Sycamore Ave . ALLAIRE- A 1 EMPLOYMENT New StsrawaMf y- . ni»f«adsi > M'W - Industriol supply compony. neat lo 71. Merchandiie for Sale electric heol. carpeted Dentist, lawyer Financing ovai table Porkwoy exit 127. Fords Woodbnooe Oreo choirs, table. Ihree leaves. 45 lighted 77. Pels and Livestock 101. Apartments 1W. Houwi For *«it ond Insurance company already on prem Pipe, wolves and tiftinas Good working bceoklronl S375 Alter 4. Ill 3110 ites Physicians, accountants, etc . wel to qualified buyer conaihons ana hourly roiei Coll Mr Cor DINING ROOM - W.lh smoll bullet, four AKC SIBERIAN HUSKY HIGHLANDS - One bedroom house UN come. C4HI74? 36«9 after 6pm Asking W5.000 chairs Two piece beige sectional, end la Malt Blue eyes a month plus utilities %. miiiitiKii 671 ?»!• GREENGROVE MHM3 MATAWAN — Tlsrte-rtxwn suite In moa- Coll Mrs. Moore bles ond lomps, round cottee table No of ern air conditioned building All utilities WELDER - Experienced in arc and mig GARDENS HIGHLANDS - Three bedrooms. 1150 per H'CKEYAGENCY Helnrr. helptul. Moil or ante lo work Iron- ttl mused 544 44*) 3 LINES--55 DAYS ARE YOU READY? Included For US you con hove your dog trolned by 99 Greengrove Ave.. Keyport. N monlh. One month s security Poy ffwn VAN 5 AGENCY. Realtor printi Company benetilt Call K » O DOUBl E BED - Moltress ond box utilities 671 1441 PROOUCTS. 141 «*» I. lor appomlmenl one of the world's leading dog trainers S190 Slrathmore Professional 8log ing. (20 Maple s Ion I lop Dootcos* desk. Classes stort soon Kay • College Pet Cen 1-Bedroom IK")<7 4031 alter 6 _____ tor, 170-1*16 or 170 1644 2-Bedroom $240 HIGHLANDS - Threeroom bungalow Rt 14, AAotowon _ W- S3. Domestic Help JSR $2.0$2.000 Utilities included 1165 a month MIDDLETOrYN — Store lor rent In new FAIR HAVEN - Cood thirty how*, hxjt DRUM SET - Blond new condition, beau shopping center on Rl. 36. High traffic comfortable rooms Flrtoloct. finished MOTHERLESS HOME - Need> depend tilul color Reasonable For more inlormo ITEMS YOU NO LONGER BASSET HOU~NFPU PPIE S basement. l'i oaths, tour btdrooms. Mov lion, coll 2*4 1544 Efficiencies orea Other tenants Include Super Market base obit erion Liwinoroul Good salary NEED OR USE WILL Two litters. AKC registered, heollhy Coll Bonk. Posl Office. Llavor Store. Beauty out of Mote, must sell AskKn) $44,»00: breeder. 373 3444 HOLMDEL — Executive Colonial Four M o m-tui e Includes heol. hot water, air conditioner bedrooms. 2' j baths, family room with Parlor ond Cleoners Coil 741*19 after J wfll ddieter. 741 1BST (400 BEAGLE - AKC female. I i years old fireploce. finished basement wall to wall pm SELL Excellent hunter. Running good. Loud I blocks east Rt U and Middle Rd FAIR HAV£N - Hlvtr OaiTColontol. Llv S4. Situations Wanted 6710921 or «^l 5353 Central un 20H40 in ground heated pool. no room wllh flreploce. tormol dining voice, heatlhv 741 1151 Walk to school, three minutes to railroad OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE l t t t 1 RIC RANGE - Montgomery room, den, eol In kitchen, three bedrooms. _ Female . FAST BICHON FRISE 10 weeks, male AKC station, close lo buses, shoftplng 1675 Rel Broad St. Shrewsbury l'i baths, full cellar Tws-car aaroas Word, ceramic top. continuous cleaning PHONE 264-1846 trencev security One year least, option 747 3877 BABYSITTING - ExatTlenl child core in oven, removable oven door, glass, auto WITH AQUICK ACTION Small cuddly pel White. SISO ».IS covered dtct t*4.tO0 741 7608 after Mgr, — Apt. 72 to renew 739-1991. • SUITE FOU RENT - Proles my home Hourly or dally including Sotur malic start/slop clock, warming shell. LOW-COST cmim-oui lp.ro. • day Snockt. lunch** ond toy* Ideal for HOT vest gold, used 4 months. 1350 General KEANSliURG - Two bedroom house. sionol building Choice locollon Appro, Chnstmos shoppers etc Reasonable Coll DAILY REGISTER BOXER - Molt, li« wetfcs AKC rfgis HIGHLANDS - Wolerwltth Ave Fur malely 800 sq ft Call 747-3710 FAIR HAVEN - Two btdrooms, lorge Electric refrigerator/treeier. 17.6 cu ft, i bockoroui 1300 per month Pay own utilities Avail yard Near Schools, tronsporlotlon. shop Jet freeze ice comportment, seoorote lem FAMILY AD ttrtd Champion background nlshed studio apartment ll/S a month able Nov I Call 3496953alter 6p m PROFESSIONAL OFFICE - Four rooms perature controls, rolls on wheels, Harvest 671 6400 Call 391 J940 after 6 p m. iingc4wltr $>3JC0 Coll >4 ASMS APIS., 741. trs you, me home buyer, a selection of M LRCHANDISE ISO a cord, delivered plus utilities One month security required. 0516 or M* 6971 Call 264-0365 SHOPS (31 over 2000 homes In every price category 291 4135 or 291 4113 RUG — 13x11 tweed, gold/brown. G.E. re- Fair Havtn. 1250 Little Silver, 1225 and style The Berg Agency, Rl 35, Mid frigerator, white/silver, freeier top. Hu- 7V. Swap or Exchange WlOt Si LECTION OF RENTALS- Fur COZENS REALTOR. 741 7684 dlelown 671 I0OO. FIREWOOD midifier Window tan. Moving south. 566 REFRIGERATOR — Will Irode 19 cu. It. nlshed ond unfurnished immediate occu- 71. Merchandise For Sole GREENTflft APARTMENTS, 239 QUALITY REALTY ASSOC. 547 SMI or 142 0573 •161. two-year-old refrigerator over freezer pancy SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY, A BARGAIN! — Lady* winter coot, site Would like 15 cu ft. of some. 747 l»60 SPRING ST UNFURNISHED ONE-BED Oceonport Ave., Oceanporl. 542 3500 Hwy 36 and Homestead Ave., Leonardo 16 Cornel color with smoky pearl like but- FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES- SAVE FUEL - This winter with com- ROOM AND STUDIO APARTMENT SHREWSBURY 391 3333 WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH CREDIT bination windows. Sale now. Husky while, tons. Ntver worn. Cost $76, osklng $40 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. CALL 741. THE IED BANK — A home for the times, near 741*11» o(ler 6 pjru PROBLEMS, INSTANT CREDIT. IMME heavy duty. US eo. INSTALLED (mm- •0. Merchandise Wanted J953 FOR. APPOINTMENT. 103. Rentals To Shore DIATE DELIVERY. CALL MR. GRAND. MILL RUN BUILDING HIS stop, wlttiin walking distance to down- ABOUT TO INTERIOR OECORATE? - 373-6611 AAAAAAAA RED BANK — Large unfurnished opart MANSION BY THE SEA - Stained gloss own. Low utility charges. Four btdrooms. Liven up your home or office with a living LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIQUES. ment Seven rooms. First floor Centrally windows, five fireplaces, carpeted Highway 35 "fa baths, large eat-In kitchen and family plant or two. We hove o large selection of FURNITURE - Two green velvet choirs, JEWELRY. RUGS. FOR CASH located All utilities supplied. Security rt- throughout, private yard. Several people Now renting 10,000sq. ft. tor room. Living room, dining room, finished reasonable prices MIKE S GREEN lulled backs, perfect condition. Junior din- INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES quired. 741-6176 after 6 :M p.m needed Call 229 8680 or 244-6217 basement. All appliances Included. $5»,5O0. ing room set, nine-piece, African oak, cus- SCRATCH AND DENT SALE 10 Riverside Ave . Red Bonk 741-7474 Fully Air Conditioned Call 741 3019 HOUSES, Ml Short Blvd.. Keonsburg 71; Retrloerotors-woshers-dryers WOULD WIDOW - Like to share her 5414. tom made. Drop leaf toble, decorator's REO BANK - One bedroom garden apart All utilities Included piece. Above Hems oil ol low, low price. EATONTOWN TV, 50 Rt 15, Eotonlown AAAA CASH FOR TRAINS - Any makes, ment!, 1190 Security and lease required home ond expenses with another active On Site Parking RED BANK - Thrtebedroom bl-level. condition, parts 1300 for Lionel No. 111. widow on pension? Mlddletown - Atlantic '.1 baths. Under conitructlon. Builder will ALWAYLWASS GOOGO D VALUEU S Playpenyp . 1423693 SEALY BOX SPRING ANO MATTRESS No dogs, no cats Adults preferred. Call Offices Designed to Suit $6 50. high choir. $4.75, carriagecari . US, utlll cars 412 thru 416. 774)710. only 10 a.m. 4:10 p.m.. 7411975. Highlands area. Call 6 9 p.m , 142 8097 600 sq ft. to 18O0 sq ft Suites sell "as Is." $15,000. Call 741-3361. GIRL'S WINTER COAT - Site I. good Full size 140 l y cabinetbt , 14.751475, boy'b's bi bikek , SIS. ttw o pieci e 741-0150 sectional living room set, $79, upholstered condition, (10. Lady's coot, silt 14, (10. ALL LIONEL TRAINS RED BANK ~ Spacloul Svi-room pen- CALL 842-3888 chairs, 119.SO. bridge table. 14.75. cedar Wrought Iron gate. (75. Wrought Iron stair SIDE -BY-SIDE REFRIG- thouse apartment overlooking the Naves 104. Winter Rental. rail, i25. Unpointed porch blind*. (10 eoch Or Arntrlcan Flyer. I poy more. 946-3191 ink River. Also i'/i ond 5-room apart- STORAGE FACILITY — Shrewsbury Two REDUCED! chesl. IW, chlnd closel, %M Also new Con ERATOR/FREEZER - Admlrol Imperial ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Orltntal rugsrugs. ments Luxury building Air conditioned. BRADLfTY BEACH — Three bedrooms. goleum rugs, base cablnels, wordrobes, Picture frames, all sites, 13 each. 741 Duplex 11,1100 Call otter 7 p.m., 7il-21W. Attractively furnished, air conditioned. sections. I0OO sq ft and 1500 sq. ft plui 3241. LES DEUX I , DONN PONSPONS , 799 RiveRi rR Rdd , Call 142 4165 5500 sq ft. fenced yard. Coll 741 1183 Beautiful cuilom bull? fiv« bedroom home lie RUSCILS. IS E. Front SI , RM Bonk FaiFi r HHaven.. 1424157 or 7414117 1195 per monlh Wl 5371 or 7761614. on two acres, Living room, formal dining 741 1«3. SNAP-ON TOOLS - Complete mechanic's HAPPY HOUSE PLANTS - Lei us plan a collection. Roll-cab, top box, all wrenches, RED BANK - Three bedrooms, 1250 per STORE FOR LEASE - Carr Ave., Keans- oom. gamer oom, garage wllh storage, BICYCLE CARRIER month plus utilities No pets. Inquire at 35 ANTIQUE CHURCH PEW ~ 33 , com- plant happening. Free plonl and per ratchets, etc. All hardly used, have burg. Concession area, approximately Mttment, three fireplaces. Immediate cenloge of total sale. M2-2314. 741 3141 FOR AUTO Oakland St., Red Bonk. lot. Furnished Rooms I5X50-. 787-0497, pletely restored, dark pine Two pairs cus- receipts. 11000 or best otler. Jvl-3044 days. CALL49S-00M meislon Owner will take back mort ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - ,Small hotel to qualllled buyer. Asking tlM.OOO. tom made drapes, sola. Iwo end tobies, HEDSTROM BABY STROLLER - Con SNOW TIRES - Two 15", mounted on RED BANK — t and 4 room apartment TWO-CAR GARAGE AND OFFICE — Rtt cocktail table lor recreation room. Power vertlble, (20 Inquire at 201 Monmouth St. or call Rooms by week or monlh. 391-0066. If no 34. Motawon 175 per month. lawn mower 49S-2472. sleel wheels, U0. answer call 741-1144. 264 9390 741 1070 741 7092 Call 566 1881 ANTIQUE MARBLE TOP TABLE - And HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS - Oanlsh RUMSON — One-bedroom unfurnished ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Suitable tor TWO ROOM OFFICE SOFA FOR SALE PAYING UP TO 250% gentleman. Kllchen privileges. platform rocker Victorian. East Loke pe modern, Including bedroom, dinette set 7 It., slipcovers, 115 apartment. Suitable tor single or couple. Fair Haven. 1100 per month. nod. 1150. Call 739 2«l Also buying silver dollars. Call 164-14M. Hot water. No pets. 1190 per month. Year and living room 264 9527 747-OW6 After 6 p.m. 264 1676 COZENS REALTOR. 741 7686 lease. Security. 142-0606 offer 6 p.m. Avail, ATLANTIC HOTEL - Keonsburg. Nice, ANTIQUE POCKET WATCHES - $30 $50, STEREO EQUIPMENT - Benjamin COPPER — Brass, leod, aluminum, bat- able Nov. 1. 30 Ridge Rd. Antique black mantel clock. ISO Montie IBM TYPEWRITERS quiet, coiy double, single rooms. Laundry 1413760 dock, HO. >71-30*1. Mlrocord turntable, 115. Two Murry teries, cost Iron and steel scrap. Old heat- on premises. Very reasonable. 787-9887. 110. Wanted To Rent Rental $16.50 per mo. speakers — 11" woofer, 6" mid range, ers and radiators, used machinery. An- SEA BRIGHT — Apartments ond effi- ]V>" tweeter. One year old. HIS Call 566 ttquts. L. Abrorm t. Son 774 5900 ciencies. No lease required. Use of health HOUSING WANTED - Social Strvlct ANTIQUE - Square grand piano Rent with option to buy 172-0327 BAYSHORE AREA — Private entrance, agency seeking rentals for clientele. Coll RIVER OAKS — Fair Haven — Prettiest Rosewood cose and stool. Clrco 1155 spa. Trade Winds Motel and Marina Call KIRBY VACUUM- With all attachments 09M. 043-1137. private tile bath, modern motel-style dally. Mr Gurio, 543-8000. Ext. 341. No ot houses In loveliest of areas. Fleldstone Phone 741 5673 evenings Excellent condition. (100 firm STEREO — Pioneer, eight-track cor sler room. Refrigerator. TV, wall to-woll car- commissions Involved ond frame two-story Colonial. Three large Immedllata e atjcroBoT. MIOMe onylline SEA BRIGHT - Fantastic new townhouse, bedrooms, family room, full, dry base- ANTIQUES; 14 dining tobies. 12} chairs, 6 Coll 142 2909 eo with FM rodlo. Two 6x9 Pioneer door h peting Bus slops at door. All utilities In two bedrooms. 2 /3 baths, full dining room, MALE, IS — Looking lor group living situ- ment. Magnificent flowering frees. Close China cabinets, I sideboards, 7 game la mount speakers. Like new. Four months NAN JOHNSON eluded. 135 per wtek. 787-9655 or Hi 30X ation Preferably in country, but not neces- Dies. 12 desks, 0 armolres, 9 grandfather KITCHEN SET - 130. Italian Provincial old. 1100. Coll 671 5357. eat-In kitchen with dishwahser to Naveslnk. $71,500. 72 cabinet. (40. Slide prolector, (10. 741 BUYSANDBUYS stove/refrigerator. One year lease. 1395 o BELFORO AREA - Private home. Suit- sory Monmoulh County. Steve Turner, clocks, 25 chandeliers. 120 oil pointings, From on entire household lo a single Hem. Box ill, Navtslnk. ELLEN S. HAZELTON hundreds ol other antiques. 3723. TELEVISION - 11" color Zenith, swivel month. 2V1-M44. able for lody. Very reasonable rate. Pork base Come take a look at It. Antique furniture, lewelry, silver. Imme- Ing 787-8893 after 5:30 p.m Realtor INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES LARGE REFRIGERATOR - G.E., with 7470163 diate cash Top dollar. 7415111. SEA BRIGHT — Five rooms, private 13 W. River Rd., Rumson 843-3300 10 Riverside Ave., Red Bank 741-7474 freeier top, (25. Call after 4 p.m. p beach, private entrance and parking. No EATONTOWN AREA OLD FURNITURE — Antiquesi , china, Member Inter City Relocation Service ANTIQUE - Tilling shaving mirror, ISO 7174721 utilities »275 a month 516 Ocean Ave . Sea Furnished Roorrf glassware, art oblects ond brlc-a-brac, Im- Bright, evenings. Coll between 6 8 p.m. 922-1818 REAL ESTATE Aquarium complete. HO LAWN CONTRACTOR - Disposing ol all Atlas, KellyI, Shell, never undersi mediate cash tor anything ond everything Rumson waterfront 671 3061 lawn mowing equipment. Mowers range balancing. Rusclrs, IS East Front SI 741169] SEA BRIGHT — Modern Ihree room HIGHLANDS « FOR SALE Coiy two bedroom ranch on Naveslnk Riv- APARTMENT GAS RANGE - Dinette from 20" cut up lo I' cut. Call between I apartment. All modern appliances In- Clean, comfortable. Near bus line. and 10 a.m., 741 2160 ORIENTAL RUGS PURCHASED cluding washer, dryer Woll-to-woll car- 872-0360 -> er, 100' bulkhtoded, deep water. Riparian table, four chairs. Living room chairs. 5 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bonk Any sue or type. Highest prices paid. Coll rights. Breathtaking view. Completely Iwo-plecesectlonal.endtable.Ooubltstu- pet. 1*40 month furnished. 1275 unfur- 131. Houses For Sale LESLIE SPEAKER MODEL 147 - Sears 122-0104 nlshed. 842 6363 KEANSBURG — Belvedere Hotel, newly remodeled, beautifully decorated. Every- dlo bed. Six office captains chairs, hand 100 wott guitar amplifier. Ampeg boss am redecorated, clean. 130 per week. Near ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Old Victorian thing tor the water sportsman. Asking tools. Arlen's snow blower with rolory pllfier, model 8-410. Heothklf Thomas or- TOP SOIL \ SILVER COINS WANTED — All coins SEA BRIGHT - Studio apartment. Wall bus IS Laurel Ave. with living room, dining room, parlor, en- -•«,5O0. mower. Many other Items. 747-O3W. gan, Model 1760 M. Electric piano. Call Eight yards. 140 delivered. Evening and bought Top prices paid. Coin Shop, Toms trance foyer, kitchen, seven bedrooms, River 244-sm to-wall carpet. Ocean view. All utilities. RAY "87-7684 offer 6 p.m. weekend deliveries. Coll 141-4617. No pels. One month's rent, one months KEANSBURG — Clean roams, single ond two both), three finished rooms in attic AQUARIUMS - One 20 gal . one 10 gal., double. All year round. Cooking facilities. ond three fireplaces. Needs work. Princi- silent giant pump, vacuum, filters, sup- LOCKS - Three dead bolt cylinder locks, TWO FRENCH PROVINCIAL CHAIRS WANTED security 1165a month. B42-9807 or 291 2375. On bus line 42 Corr Ave. 787-0497. plies ond more, all $30. 671 31SV Best offer Used Oriental Rugs pals only. Asking 136,900 Call 741-6611 for resist prying. Cdrbln, keyed alike, extra SEA BRIGHT — Two room apartment, oppolntment. VAN HORN keys, (12. Call 74I4I74. Call 544 9421 Chinese ond Persian furnished. Ready tor occupancy. KEANSBURG — Three small rooms, fur- BEAUTIFULLY RETINTSHED - Lady s Also Wall Tapestries AGENCY —REALTORS walnut desk, SISO. mirror, MO, dark maple TWO LIVING ROOM CHAIRS - With 142-1794 nlshed. Supply own heat. Suitable for BROKER'S BEST $36,500 Open 7 days Call 24 hours a day. MODERN BREAKFRONT - By Lane, FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 774-1141 adults 1125 a month. 18 Highland Ave. telephone toble ond choir. $75_747 2*71. wolnul. Excellent condition 1395 Con be down cushions. Good condition. 140 eoch. SEA BRIGHT — Three-room dportment, Unqlue Colonial. Three bedrooms, 33x15 747-4100 tn-DJel, master bedroom, two baths, 21' living BEDROOM FURNlTuRE" - CoirHempoT seen by appointment only Mrs. Scovell. 1195. Five-room apartment, with goroge. MIDDLETOWN — Large, well furnished 804 River Rd Fair Haven 2640014 TWO REFRIGERATORS - Both large. <29S. Nov. 1 June 1 Furnished 911 tJt>2t room nedr railroad and bus lint In nice room with fireplace, 18x16 dining room. If TOMS RIVER - Three-bedroom ranch rory walnul. Triple dresser with mirror, kitchen, den, basement, three car garage headboard, man's two-door chest. 1350. MOST CONSOLE STEREOS 140 and S50 Will deliver locally. REAL ESTATE area 671 5353 within walking distance to water, school, SMALL EFFICIENCY - 199 Porl Mon plus workshop, 161x220 lot. shopping Dining area, kllchen. utility Call 739-W9* otter 5pm REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE MM mouth Rd.. Port Monmoulh. Bedroom, OAKHURST — Furnished room. Con- MELMED REALTORS 671-5450 ANDERSON'S TV .„ RENTALS room, one bath. Living room 13x34, family BEDROOM SET - Six piece maple TWO TIRES -1.55X 14. On rims. Pit kitchen-living room oreo. both, two plus venient to shopping center. 1100 a month. 30 Brood St., Red Bonk 222-2374 BUNGALOW - Four bedrooms, enclosed room 11x34 A 14x33 sundeck with full foun- Chesl-on-chest. Iwln beds, double dresser, Chevrolets, 195769. Used one season. 140 electric. 495-0374 dation Lot 100x150 with metal shed ond Hailet Plaio. Rl IS, Hailet Coll 747-0199. 101. Apartment* porch. Lorge lot. Beginner or retirement mirror, night stand $135 222 7254 STUDIO APARTMENT — Furnished. All PRIVATE ROOM WITH SHOWER — Air home. Convenient transportation, shopping dog run. 1974 taxes $7M. Price $33,030. By MOVING, MUST SELL - Brats dining TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines. All ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - l'/i rooms, utilities. 1150 per month. Security and ref- conditioned. Suitable for gentleman adult. owner. Coll 255-1596 after 5:30 p.m. Owner BEDROOM SET - Maple chest, single fixture, (50. Dictaphone. (SO. Lawn um- ond church. One mile trom harbor Imme- bed. night table While double headboard mokes new or used. Guaranteed low as completely renovated ond furnished. Heal erences. Call 264 4445 Coll 9 5pm.. 747-1041 diate occupancy. 364 5171 buyyng another home. brella with stand, (20. Weber charcoal ond hot water. 1200 a month Includes all 747-57ST 125. Serplco's, 101 Monmouth St. Ntkt to THREE ROOMS AND BATH - Nicely RED BANK - Good location. Parking. TRANSFERRED, OR JUST OUT- grill, (25 Encyclopedia. (25 Scuba tank theater. 747-04«5. utilities. OS 1612 after 5 BUYERS OPPORTUNITY — Offered BICYCLE - Boy s 361 . three months old. and regulator, (50. Large and small win- decorated. Close io busline. Prefer mature Working gentleman preferred. Coll 741 thousands below Certificate of Reasonable GROWING YOUR HOME?— Call or 10-ipeed. sacrifice. ISO. Polaroid comero, dow tons, floor fan. kitchen utility table VANITY — Bathroom. 16" black Formica, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Six rooms In person or couple. Possibly some child care 2575 a.m. or after 6 p.m. Value. Immediate possession. Little Sll write for your complimentary copy ot Ap- involved. 1175 a month, utilities included. 125 747-1171. ond step stools. Nokhockey set, dart set. built In hamper, block and white marble two-family house. Utilities Included. 1250. ROOM FOR RENT - In private home. ver. Three bedrooms. I'/i baths, unforget- pleBrook'-s monthly Homes for Living Mower, garden lights. Reasonable 291- counter and basin. Bargain, 1150. 339-0601. Cdlorter 7:]0p m. 291 424J Send references and particulars to Box P table kitchen, family room, ond excellent mooailne. Offers pictures, prices, descrip- CALIFORNIA WINE GRAPES - And 189. The Dolly Register, Shrewsbury TV. Female. 130 0 week tions, APPLEBROOK AGENCY, Real Call 873 0534 condition. Call lor details ond inspection wine barrels tar sale. WALKER TURNER SCROLL SAW OR BRADLEY BEACH — Spacious one bed Asking $45,500. E A ARMSTRONG tors. 950 Hwy. 35, Mlddletown 671-2300. Call 717 90»s JIG - Industrial rated, with stand 291 room apartment. Wall-to-wall carpeting, THREE ROOMS 1165 ROOMS FOR RENT - Reasonable With AGENCY, Realtors, 555 Prospect Ave., 0777 air conditioned, oft street parking. One kitchen privileges. White House Hotel. CEMENT MIXER NEED SHADES? block from ocean. From USD Call 774 2016 Coll between 5-7 p.m. 2911571 Little Sliver, 741-4500. WALK IN BOX COOLER - Three display Keonsburg 787 6869 or 787-9851. More Classified 3'i cu. II . electric $85 No long wait. Huge asiortmcnt. SLOT and or 211-7772. BUY OF THE WEEK — We hove a Cope In 2»l 3440 up. Bring your rollers and love. doors. THREE ROOMS — Unfurnished. 1150. SUITABLE FOR GENTLEMAN - Red Coll 264 1455 DEAL VICINITY ASBURY PARK heat furnished. Downtown Keyport. Call Keansburg with three bedrooms. 21' living on Next Page .CHEST - 120. Hideo bed. 525 GM car PROWNS 264-0708 or see Mr. Westrelch. 4S W. Front Bank. Private entrance. Near all facilities. room, dining room, kitchen, ond TV room 'seat. SI Chair. 110 Roam dividers, two for WASHING MACHINE — G.E , used Ihree St. Porklng Coll7472000. all on lorge lot. In excellent condition 115 Rocking choir. IIS Bicycle. IS Ploy 32 Broad SI . Red Bank 741 7500 months, ovocodo green, with mini basket. LUXURY HIGTH-RISE BUILDING Slote money available on this one. Asking 131. Homes for Sale pen, tip. And more. 142 7401. ORGAN - Sears Optlgan, excellent candl Terrific buy. >42]o91 SI0 Deal Loke Drive UNFURNISHED - Three ond lour roam TWO SLEEPING ROOMS 139,900. THE KIRWAN CO.. Realtor. 717 lion, full rhythm, (200. Eleganl 1 & 2 Bedroom Apis. apartments. Lovely location facing Deal With both Ladles preferred. 6600. CLEOPATRA COUCH - Loveseol with 747 2934 WHIRLPOOL - Automatic washer and Includes central air conditioning, heal, hot Loke on Deal Lake Drive In Asbury Park. Oall 364-7107 .OVER' Speed Queen electric drytr. J125 lor the clow feet Best offer. water, gas. electric, with terrace. 34-hour No pets. 493-1391. EATONTOWN - New eight-room bi-level 291 2005 PAINT FOR SALE - 14 colors. (2 50 per set. Coll-S44 1513. WEST END - Large furnished room with gallon. doorman service. Overlooking Deal Lake UNION BEACH — Three rooms, SI6d. private both ond entrance. Adults pre- Corner lot. Good locollon. upper 140 * lm 2 ONE ACRE CLOTHING - Men t, women I. Includes Coll 717 3M7 WILLIAMSBURG — Type silver chan- and the ocean. Four rooms. 1175. Both plus utilities. 264- ferred. 1120 a monlh. 223-9595. mediate occupancy. Call builder, 842-1536 evening gowns. Single beds IS complete) delier, 150. Aquarium complete. 110. PIANO. BABY GRAND (201)776-5450 776-5454 3865 or 254 4465 Knicklnocks, Coll 172-0427 671-1061 WINTER RATES- Single and double fur INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES UNION BEACH nlshed rooms. Alpine Manor. 1 Portland 101. Commercial Rentals CLUB CHAIRS (21 - Wrought Iron porch EATONTOWN AREA - Apartment, two 10 Riverside Ave , Red Bonk 741-7474 WOOD STORM WINDOWS - Two 40" x bedrooms, living room, kitchen. Call be- Four large, nice rooms. Bus at door. 264- Rd.. Highlands. 872-1773 set. four chairs Stereo with components SI". Three 36" x 51" with matching tween 6-1 p.m. 973-lllt. in a prime Middtetown area MlKellnntous Hems 671 6CU4 screens, plus single pane storm sash. 17" x ~t ~PTANQ S-6 R G A N S SlvitlS takes all. Coll 741-0174. WATERFRONT - Furnished Ifrttroom is the setting lor this beau- COCKTAIL TABLE - Oval "shaped, or Warehouse tor kimball. Yamoho. Conn, EXCLUSIVELY YOURS apartments. All utilities Patio overlooking 108. Commercial Rentals tiful four-bedroom, two-bath veled edge. Belgian glass. 65 long. 35 Chlckering. Unlimited rentals from .7.50 YARD AND LEAF VACUUM - Crafts- Live In quiet elegance, tranqulllty and river. Monthly, yearly. Nautilus Apart- COMMERCIAL OR STORAGE SPACE — ATTRACTIVE wide, I "thick, rests on Iwo pedeslols IS per month Ustd pianos and organs trom man electric. Very good condition. t)S. security. Designer furnished studio effi- ments, Sea Bright. 842-OSO5 Available. 300 sq. ft. to 1000 sq. ft. 23 Cindy ranch with a unique sunken nigh, I2V5 Mediterranean credenio. wol 12$. Over 300 units at warehouse prices. 2912511 ciencies and sVi-room executive suites. Lone. Ookhursl. Coll 922-9040. SIX ROOM SUITE living room and a fireplace. nut, Iwo shelves, 52" long. 16 deep. 30 Dally 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to 6 Total living In an Inviting contemporary WEST END-LONG BRANCH - En|oy to- tal luxury living In a contemporary re- Centrally located in Red Bank, Also includes a 3-stall barn high. 1125. Elogere. Iruilwood. light Medi 77. Pets and Livestock atmosphere. Enloy a ihort or long stay. 107. Nursing Homes terroneon. five gloss shelves, mirror back. Freehold Music Center No leases Maid and linen service ovalL laxed atmosphere. Two-bedroom. l"i bath approximately 900 sq ft, heat, and corral Asking $74,900. built in lloht. 14 wide. 14 deep. 61 high. 13 Throckmorion St., Freehold 443-4730 ACCREDITED DOG TRAINING able. townhouse apartment, and one-bedroom I air conditioning, janitorial ser- apartment plus convertible den. Colossal Call today . $vv. Shelves — open — Medllerroneon 500 Brick Blvd., Bricktown 477-7171 Problems Corrected ond Obedience HARBOUR POINT vices, self service elevator, tree truitwood. one-piece, tour shelves, one PIANO UPRIGHT — Good condition In Your Home— Lifetime Guarantee 1497 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright, N.J. closets, wall-to wall carpet From $235 drower, 37 wide. II deep. 72 high. $» $100 For FREE Consultation CALL 963-170O M7-33S3 741 1200 AVERY ARMS. 119 Avery Ave.. 239 4460. parking. Will sub-divide 717-0634. American Dog Training Academies 741-1300 741-6781 FAIR HAVEN - Three rooms, upstairs. Also ,3-room suite Approximately Suitable for business person or couple. WEST END - 2Vi, lurnlshed, lull kitch- 420 Sq tt Reference. After 6p m, 842 7161 enette, air, terrace, pool, beach, bus. $179 IO11B9 332-8335 HIGHLANDS — OverlooVtng~riv~e7~~ancf CLIFFSIDE ocean, elegant new garden apartment. STERLING THOMPSON One bedroom, recreation foctlitlev with 102. Houses For Rent HEALTH CARE CENTER Call 747-1100 ttSOCWnS-MEALTM carpeting, air conditioning, terroce. S73S M tVC y » CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY monthly plus utilities ond security. Colt ABSOLUTELY GREAT - Thrte b«d- I or your Bwk»r 671-0904. rooms, huge living room with fireplace, IWmi«i> Neem Ctre A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR solarium, two baths, central oir cond Available Immediately HIGHLANDS — One bedroom apartment. Honing, pool. Beach $600 per .month • 24 hour Care MANY NEEDS (125 per month plus security. Suitable Available Immediately Call 671 6739 • RN Supervision couple Coll 791 40/8 131. Houses for Sale EAST "KEANSBURG — Three bedrooi • Medcaid Approved HIGHLANDS — Tnree roomj, furnished house on large property. Well kept. Secu MOCenlarli. 1 or unfurnished. All utilities included. Yeor rlly. 1225 a month Nov, I 717 5135. CiHfwood B«ch •CLOSE TO •GRACIOUS round W'W6*: Adding Machines Diamonds Bought Printing FAIR HAVEN - Two bedrooms. Neo HIGHLANDS - Three spacious rooms, school ond shopping center. Avollabl 566-8422 •EVERYTHING • LIVING Typewriter! or Restyled large yard. Near beach and bus. 1150. now. 1275 o month plus utilities. Securti' Raised printed business cards. 1000 tor Coll 172-0691 after 6 pm. Call 741 4634 evenings. Lei us buy the diamonds you don t wear or ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters said. M 03, includes tax and shipping Business ret us rtslyle them tor you personally punting, advertising specialties Call ?91 101. Apartments 101. Apartments rented, repaired Scrpico s 101 Monmoulh Reussilles . 16 Broad SI 101. Apartments * is Hits" spacious three-becl- St.. Red Bonk. 747 0415 2893 lor free literature ond order forms I awaits the new owners ol this with type styles moiled. • • room. 1K-balh Juki level in General Carpentry " lovely four-bedroom, 2ft- • excellent qondBJn. Large ~ bath tn-level. situated on a ~<3bENER*LCARPENTRy • shaded yard Wh a patio Alterations Expert work. Available anytime. Days, Roofing, Siding RED BANK LUXURY HI-RISE * quiet cul-de-sac in Middle- WANAMASSA • and a gas grill lor bar 142 4191 Afttr Sp.m . 741 5599 & Insulation * town Includes a cozy lire- CARPENTRY AND MASON WORK 9 becues .Great lor growing Aller otlans ond odditions GARDENS 9 place, all natural stained Br.w Elgtnrouch 14? U97 General Contracting 171 IC06 s » w SOOFMtG ' MIU&0 RIVERVIEWT0WERS-28RIVERSIDEAVE. 9 family Located in Middle- NEAR PARK AND SHOPPING 9 woodwork and much more ADDITIONS - Roofing, siding, ceramic 9 town Available lor $43,900 Hie. Complete line of remodeling. Coll New Root) Reroofing Repairs OVERLOOKING THE BEAUTIFUL NAVESINK RIVER UNUSUAL ONE BEDROOM 9 Must be seen Asking ALCOA Gutter! i, Ceodert I Call today Rich Malmberg. 787 3J4I, Serving Mon NEW GARDEN APARTMENT « $56 900 Call today .. Builder mouth County 10 years ONLY 3 BLOCKS TO R.R. AND BUS ROOFING ANO ilOlNG Free eilimoln LARGE LIVING ROOM. MANY RALPH A. COLE. BUILDER ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS Retly. re»»y, ovtjftetx! irtacKtncy. l, 2, ind 3 btdroom apt*. tht kind General contracting. 37 years experience Olion Rooting & Siding Co Coll /7S070S CLOSETS. FRONT AND REAR New Homej-Addltions-Alterolions in quality carpentry and masonry con Evening! 747 MI6 E>l 190} you must IN to t»itv«. o" It* Nimmk rtvtr Ontnl itr oondMonod. ENTRANCE PLUS TERRACE.. Roots Con 74! 1105 • STERLING THOMPSON slructlon Wm c Morgon, Builder 741 24 hour doorman. Indoor ptrMng. tAvimmlno pool, marina, ittrace, TV HEAT INCLUDED. S185 PER • STERLING THOMPSON 5615 UUCUTU •acuffly 1 Dadroom «Hrt» 111270.2bBdroom Harti 11*410 MONTH iwiniii • MMCUTQ -MLTM Clocks ond Watch Repair Slip Covers Z MOHwyU MMdfttown Painting & Decorating H»IM MNACtl. CAU " M0Hw>» Antique Clocks, watctm, tine lewelry ex JONEiT~ Pointing ond woilpo CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS - tipper DAY H EVtNMGS, 775-0171, 9 747-5600 pertly done Don Pons Jewelers, 799 River perlng. Fully insured For free estimates, ed cushion covert, expertly-!,lied, Call Mr. Heiser, 741-1732 ASK fOI CAIOL 747-5600 fid . Fair Havtn. 147-6257 coll 339-3831 stitched. Call Jotw. 671 IMi 9. 111. HMises tor Sal* !«•, Rcol Eitate Wanted Ml. Boots and Accessories SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY OCTOBER 21 1974 The Daily Register 23 SHADOW LAKE HOUSES CHI LAND WINTER COVERS. TRAILEI< •Co* w» your law or Km) count Price, 80*1 HOUSE £o tr.oM lu,u THE KIKIR*AR A AN COCO . ,«tot!.«,«•»., OgnTutsJal t S 10 r^Y, SUB 1™ l»Mwyl» ••»! lteons»g<«. N J ir«" WILDFLOWER SilLSOAT - four. LISTI»OSOF~BeTTE » HOW RUMSON *I""*"' } »*«e*own Hoi lei Hoi moei TJE SMOtto tGENCT 7174IH «ITE SAILBOAT - Foil borgoln Stetina is Jersey Shore winner CMr-.«r..?^f.?,,?,!GHT| SELLING VOO« HOME i Sf.ssr.r •**""•--"• MESF0R • TROJAN - Wi*i IS k« MWfcurv ro»- (Continued) finished the three lap race it was almost a relief to talkie Many of them flitl to say. 20 times, it would be z?zJrsrz>z ssswsrss tf^ drop out," said Clausing, who worth it to come down here UMMOnotlox .ItH tlr^loc. MiTl S? forced to drop out after the It was a real obstacle the warmth of nearby coffee MOT (M Wlthen, Ml oselkmCM IncluOH cycles almost a hundred every year," added Michel isoctow oMn aim MnH ceilina 14 Don . ENTUSE - iiiss second lap. course," complained Dean shops •U MOMtMRI Thru Igvel, brtrotttu •ssjsjiw miles a day. The roads, however, were Cahllot. "especially if the sun two tiled bo«» Seoa.ol. laundry room When a racer was more Clausing, a junior at New m »i37 were shining " and workman Flooitone patio f.o cor 18 OPEN SKIFF - Cwnptlt^y rtMhV W than eight minutes behind the England College in Henmker, Not all the contestants were cnrwoVd with fans who peerwl K p Mtrcur, motor tins! CalmitSU leaders, the judges pulled him pedaling for the $2,500 in momentarily at the fleet tin Among the race officials RECRE AT IONAL N.H. Clausing collided with IWS CAL » SLOOP - 15 M~»iiclrn Hart nut because it was difficult another cyclist in the first prizes Mary Jane Reuch (if pack and climbed back on were Vincent Menci. James outboard Fe soils Complete ipMnoter WATERBURY ID lor officials to control traffic lap, fell, and landed on his Philadelphia, one of twu wom- their own bikes to "do their Harper, Fred Kuhn. Peter LlleyclM/MiBi Bik tVt H CHRYSLER - Wrtti it^lric slor'l. on Ocean Ave from Asburv knee, which was still open en In the race, said she was nun thing " Scnia, Norman Hinkes and AGENCY TnomfMon two! and tr oiler murof •OYS «CEED BICYCLE Park to Monmouth Beach, as and bloody there for the training Ptetfjf De Haan The chief ork« 4e7 YearlotStrvIcI4I3SO0 e lrDM Bank EicxteM condition ISt m-tm Four Frenchmen from Ihe \m MERCURY - Model 1400 EL l« n o Ihe racers fiercely pedaled up it was very difficult for timer was Rudy Kerl and the WtRi power trim Like new condition Con They tried to block off Stude Breton, a French ath- trols Included Coll Ben 84? MM and down. me in the wind," said the 2M- highlights of the race were traffic but it was really letic club in New York, who year-old pony-tailed brunette, announced by Harvey Black. II' SRISIOL SLOOP - H71 Fo"ll» Only 40 entrants actually tough," and the stretch on \ ELLEN S.HAZELTON •qutppM •itf cradle, life luve. puip.1. «al who dropped out after Ihe watched their club leader. 152. Booh and Accessories ley. lieod > h p Sea-Gull Mint condition 211. Instruction Bath and Ocean Ave in Long Hep. James J Howard RMItor U3S0 Til «IS second lap Ms Reoch is the Jean Le Navenec. voiced 13 W Rlwtr Rd , Rumion ui won BOATS HAULED Branch was narrow, holding fired the starting shot and "W ln»tt City Rnocoiion Stfvlc. Up lo» ond ISM 16. 14 lOitL SEA FOX~^TH4 Cttrytierfile current national 3,000 meter their disappointment in the UNION BEACH - Cult 1tw»,\iSd7Sim n p Coll otter 7 p m . 747 IH4 Bool ot Rlv Mroync pomonowtk. will tit ttoih only six astride. Clausing Commissioner David Bardin torn, newly aKoroied both ma klichin ec PloioMorino SISOO ing a court* in rtol fntttfe it you rate on thinking of ottting your if pursuit champion "I'm of the Department of Kmi Small pr I rale «ord N.ct neighborhood J« CABIN CRUISER - O'oy Monne ?M crashed a mile after that ornilM ctm*. why not coll him ot 741 0779 Mull 1MO1 III iOO 7»l Ml] '™ engine Runs »ell Head, galley, sleeps trying to maintain my fitness "We expected more of a innmenial Protection present- lour Great fishing boot - tor privofe use. ond hav« him Itnd you the Irtt stretch BRISTOL M' - Keel cnorler or party Dool SUM In «ol», »JOOO pamphlet tht tnoiiCM)* ot CM, during the winter and that's show," said Francois Has ed the trophies to winners VICTORIAN "1860" or best otter 747 lilt thryile?gJJSLr "i n "n'p electric sterl why I'm here," she said coet "After all, the mlisis Also present were state Sen roomm , twt o DatniDt . ICNKIOUI modern hitch trot E.cellenl canctllin. t] S LEGAL NOTICE ttn . Dfond n«« w tww o cw garooe 'II yog hki p.m. 154. Recreational Vuhlclts Ms. Reoch, whose husband only passed the finish line Herbert J Buehler. Assem- Iht oio like nnt till uTni; LEGAL NOTICE MOTICI HvtsmMnlb P6ft fMtf MiUuU SUNLINt TRAVEL TRAILER - l»»8~ SUPEIIOft COURT often races alongside her, three times What are we sup- blywoman Gertrude Herman. Sleeps five or si> Wony eitros Eicellenl MOTICI TO BlOOf NS OP NEW JERSEY posed to do in the mean- BOAT/WAN'S SHOP condition Coll J7» ?7)l . NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN Ihot DOCKET HO F-43777S sad that she, like the other Freeholder Director Joseph Hew Jersey's Loroe»l IfTJ il TERRY TRAVEL IHAILER veoied bid* will be receive* by the May NOTICE TO time •*" C Irwin and Freeholder Har- Self contoinet) sleeps sin UI80 »lin ei or ond Towmhip Committee ol Itic ASSENT DEFENDANT "bicycle nuts" at yesterday's 301 Maple Ave . Red Bonk 1 tros 1*1 4S3» Township of Celt* Neck. Monmouih STATE OF NEW JERSEY race, would travel anywhere if the course were shorter ry' Larrison and Mayor Ray r-OpeWn dollAy 9* County, New Jers#v tor the Camlrixtion TO fOMAMAK DE MONTE 741-9100 of Variout O«oinoa# lmpfOve«nent* ond You ore hereby summoned ond re- for a few laps and prizes. She and the racers passed here. Kramer of Asbury Park 155. Sports Equipment opened ond read in public al the Town jtred to serve upon Beck and Bloc*. Son INDOOR STORAGE Evening MflJH BROWNING ll)«»A BOW One doien (Mp Municipal Buildtno. Cedar Drive. ?tqt.. plaintiff s attorneys, whose od has put over 25.000 miles on WANT SOMETHING DIFFERENT' I oble or power No englnn or fuel Reas dreisURt 70 ft West Gate Drive Brick chalet style roncner. Idcol tor youna Browrtlng arrows, libergloss Coll otter V Coin NKk on October 31. 1974. al I 10 Boat Houve S« Bright 741 80S] P M . Oovliant SavingStondord Time Cherry Hill. N J MOU. on Answer to the her car this year, she said couple or bach.ior features I thoped llv Complaint tiled in a civil oction in which Ing room with beamed celling and full whichever prcvotlt in tQUIPMtNT Boots isilt «l. bind Plant and Specification* to* the pro Dorothy Cleo Smith, Widow, John V Nicholas Camargo of New- marble fireplace, lormal dlnino room »OSTON WMALEV - Gloslron. Sport Ings, shls ond poles. Like new Tnoio. M D & John H Cooper M D . work In kitchen. II»lo matter bedroom trait. Seocroll. Stinger. Johnson. OMC PO**d work prepared bv Thomai W 5*1)858 • Irdiall, Towmhip Engineer. US I7lh State ot New Jersey. New Jersey tank. York boasted that he was at with SKI? walk In closet, and view ol pond MerculMr, Volvo Boat trailers James P Schumpert I Betty L Schum- Situated on I5CU0 secluded lol «»', SKIS - Snow king flberglos. Woitn mm Avenue, Belmor. New Jertey ore on file 16 the youngest entrant in the ines.uo. in Mid Engineer * Otllce ond may be in pert his wite. Soteway Trails, Inc . Jef- orea. VA/FH* terms available Owner Mt'lw" '***"*""' no" ••' •interning ferson Medical College Hospital. Corn- askingU2.M0ond wants ollert immediate 74I«M7 tpecled by prospective bidden during race. He only finished two butine** hour* The tlonoord prapowH den Trust Company, Shorenam Coffee E IWA co tormt ore attoched to the Specification*. Company, a corp of District ol Colum- laps, but said "now at least I SMWSiT- ™ "" " • copiei of which will be furnished upon bia. O'd/d In New Jersey 4 t'a Superior 7J% MORTGAGE AVAILABLE - To application to the Engineer ond pavment Tea and Coffee Company: f£dno Mae De know what it's like to race qualified buyer on this Little silver three FLAGSHIP SPECIAL ot Fifteen Dollars (Its 001 for the co*l of Monte, Ruth Kotten, McCoidrick bedroom Colonial Fireplace in living preparation Agency, Inc . Thomas Arcidlocono and against high caliber cyclists." MunlclpolHaclX Basin JOO NOTICES Hospital ot University of Pennsylvania room, formal II dining room, kitchen wilt. Atlantic Highlands 291 2438 Bid* must be mode on Ihe stondord and sighed breakfast nook, full basement, two cor ao i proposal form in the manner dettajnoied ore defendants ond North Jersey Savings g~ ^ Lorjt londscoped yord Call now for 210. Lost And Found therein and required by the Specifico and Loon Association, a N J corpo The spectators shivered in detotl•l fillinsng only 142,S42.SO5 0 THE KIR. tions and mutt be enclosed in a sealed ration, is plaintiff, pending in the Super i FOUND — Block kirten or Court of New Jersey, within 3S days WAN CO , Realtor•QDT . '7|7 MOO Union Beach envelop* bearing the name ond oadrrsi the chilly winds outside Stein of the Bidder and the name ot the pro after October i\, 1974, exclusive of tuch mBM3Mwfi£ dote it you fail to do so, ludgment by posed work on the outside, oddtetted to bach, as they wailed for the 132. Apartments New mop Experienced crew NO backlog detoult may be rendered against you for lOotHouse 842-JJH SeoBrlgKl LOST - October 3. gold watch wtm chum the Mayor and Township Committee of in bonk envelop*, vicinity Turtle Will Inn the Township of Colts Neck, and must be Ihe relief demanded in the Complaint results to come in via walkiV Town Houses MARSH MARINE^ Reword tor return or information leodlng occomponied by a Certified Check. Cosft You sholl file on Answer ond proof of N.J/sSmall Sailboat Center to return 141-7941 ler s Check or Bid Bond in the amount ot service In duplicate with the Clerk of Ihe Superior Court. Stole House Annex. 2O00FI of Sailboat! on display len percent (10%) ot the amount bid. but LEGAL NOTICE LOST — Two pad* One "lotlertiort and nol more Ihan 120,000 00 and a Banding Trenton, N J In accordance with the 1974 SUNFLOWER on* "service call " Vicinity mh St and Certificate and mutt be delivered ol the rules of civil practice ond procedure. NOTICt HwyM.W Keonsburg REWARD The act.on hot been instituted for the Notice is hereby given thot bids will be (or Wooded Area I MAYFLOWER Call 717 1205 place and on the hour above named New and Resale The Mayor ond Township Committee purpose of foreclosing a mortgage doted received by the Borough of Fair Hoven WILDFLOWER May 4. 1971, made by Dorothy Cleo tor the moving ol Fitk Street Chapel to Wide Selection of me Township ot Colt* Neck res«rves Cedar Avenue, ond the construction ol o Of Location and Facilities AMF ALCORT 211. Special Notices th* right to reject any or all btd* if Smith, Widow, as mortgagor and pay able to Jefferson Mortgage Company as tun foundation al S 00 P M , ot me Mu Modest to Elegant SUNFISH NOTICE detmed to the besl interest of th* Town nicipal Building, 741 River Rood, Fair Froms».000Up ship so to do, and reserve* the rtghl to mortgogee. covering the premises at 931 I will not be responsible for any debts oth 4th Street, Asburv. New Jersey Hoven. on October 19, 1974 FORCE 5 er thon Incurred by myself Russell J Re hold the bid! of the lhr*e <3I lowest HICKEY AGENCY regular bidder) tor thirty days (10 days) You have been mode a defendant here- Specifications moy be obtained from PUFFER petti. 37 Kenneth Tor., West. Mlddlelown in because of o ludgment entered on your the Borough Administrator at the Muntt Realtor before making on A word of Conlrocl and ipol Building, 741 River Road. Fair 37 Beach Rd Monmouth Beach NEWPORT BOATS the Bidder agrees that he will nol with behalf aaointt Harry G Smith & Dorothy Haven, during regulor business hours draw his bid for that period of time Smith, I/a Block Horse Diner L f/a Call 2274087 anytime 213. Instruction Bids must be occomponied by o certi By th* order ot the Mayor and Town Borough Diner, |ointly, severally or In PRIVATE PIANO or THEORY LESSONS' the alternative, which ludgment remains tied check for 10% of the omounl bid ond ••fttttr HoM p*Mte __137AoH ond Acreage CANOES — Experienced teacher. College music M'i[j Committee of the Township of Colls must also be occomponied by a non col Neck, Monmouth County, N*w Jersey unsatisfied ot record COLTS NECK — Owner wonts quick coin Largest selection of Sklmmor Dinghies graduate My house or yours Reasonable lusionoffidovll LAST REPOSE — One of the cyclists in yes- Sollooats ond Canoes In New Jersey Rig- rotes HI 71M FRANK E KANE Dated October 9.1974 deal on 19 acres. Total price - 127,SOO MORTIMER G NEWMAN JR The Borough of Foir Haven reserves (this It not a misprint). Horold Llnd- ging, repairs In wood ond floerglos MAYOR the right to reject ony and all bids terday's Jersey Shore Open bicycle race, Robert SAILS TRAILERS FITTINGS ATTEST GEORGE HANDZO Clerk ot the Superior emonn, Broker, Eatontown, 542-1103. Court of New Jersey ROY W NELSON Margeulcus of Roslyn, Pa., takes a rest before Aluminum Hoble Cat Trailers Borouah Administrator MIDDLETOWN - Charming lot. Close lo BEST BUY -OOI1 -IS29 LEGAL NOTICE Oct 14,21 130 61 I Oct, fl. 1974 schools ond shopping. Cleared, MYRON P 30 Bridge at the Red Bank R.R Station KH the starting shot is fired. Cyclists raced on a three- KOZICKY AGENCY. 45 Rl 35. Eaton 7416767 lap 50-mile course down Ocean Ave. from Asbury town 5441400 NOTICE c Revenue derived from the tax collected under ond by virtue of the Trans SAFE WINTER STORAGE portallon Benefits la* Act (P L 1971. c Til as amended and supplemented), or so RUMSON - Build your dream house on RAIL SERVICES PRESERVATION BOND ACT OF much thereof as may be required, and Park to Monmouth Beach. 1 ALL SIZE BOATS WET, DRY this I /, acre lot In residential area. Owner lives ol morlno year round. Special 1974 d. II In ony year or at ony time funds, os hcreinobove appropriated, necessary lo 841 3720 low rate tor boats stored on your trailer SENATE, NO. IBM meet interest ond principal payments upon outstanding bonds issued under this oct. STATE OF NIWJEISEY be insufficient or not available. Inert ond in ihot case there sholl be ossessed, levied RUMSON — Waterfront Sweeping views ond collected annually m eoch ol the municipalities of Ihe counties of this Stole a lo» ol the Shrewsbury river. 1.5 acres. Asking PATTEN AVE. MARINA INTRODUCED SEPTEMBER f, 1(74 Renwlck PI., Long Branch 870-3542 • !•••*• I BUEHLER «tf FELDMAN on real ond personal property upon which municipal loves are or sholl be assessed 1*0,000. Call now . . . COZENS. Realtor* levied ond collected, sufficient lo meet the interest due and lo become due within \ 113 River Rd.. Fair Hoven, N.J. 741 7686 yeor on oil outstanding bonds issued hereunder ond on such bonds os ore proposed to Bayshore sewer An Act outhoriilna the creation of o debt ol the State of New jersey by issuance of WlLL TRADE - 16 choice build]™ iotTin bonds of the Stole in the sum ot 1100 million to provide money tor Ihe acquisition be issued under this act in the calendar yeor in which such ia» is lo be raised ond lot Florida, each 75' « I3S' for local property SALES continuation and improvement of freight ond passenger roil services, providing the payment of bonds foiling due >n the year following Ihe yeor lor which the tai it ol taual value with or without buildings the ways and means to pay the Interest ol said debt and also to pay ond diuhorge levied. The toi thus imposed shall be ostested, levied ond collected in the some High ond dry.m-57n. 1974 Evlnrude Outboard Motors the principal thcreot. ond providing tor the Submission ol ihts ocl lo the people at manner and al the same lime os other loses upon real ond personal property are os o general election. lessed, levied and collected The governing body of eoch municipality shall couse to 9.9 h p List price wos 1661 Now 1534 WHEREAS. Rail carriers operating in ond through Ihe Stole of New Jersey ore m be paid to the county treasurer of the county in which such municipality is located, funding hinges on 138. Mobile Homes 15 hp WoiiAOO Now 1410 reorganization and under finoncial ilrest, threatening the abandonment, curtail on or before December IS in eoch year, the amounl of ta» herein directed to be as HOMETTE 10x50 - Two bedrooms, wall- 40 h.p. Was S96I. Now S774. mem and limitation of essential pemenger ond Ireight services, ond seised ond levied, and the county treasurer shall pay the amounl of said io« to the to-wall carpeting, unfurnished- Call 739- 15 h.p Wos S1SI4. Now 11267. WHEREAS, Rail freight and passenger services ore essemiol lo the economic State Treasurer on or before December M in each yeor 2998 or 717 3210 IIS h.p. Wot 1170) Now 11340 growth of the State and curtailment ol such services would result in unemployment If on or before December 31 in any yeor the issuing officials shall determine that 135 h.p. Wot 12280. Now 11834. and economic hardship to cltiiens ol the Stole, ond there ore moneys in the General Stole Fund beyond the needs of the Stole, sufficient NEW MOON - 10 x 50. Stays on lol. Fur- WHEREAS, The Slate's environmental control efforts require increased reiionce on to meet the principal ot bonds falling due ond all interest payable in Ihe ensuing co .nlthed. Children allowed. sSOOO Other selected Items 10% to 50% off lendar year, then ond In that event such issuing otliciolt shall by resolution to firm U.S. aid release efficient ond nonpolluhng means ol troniportotion such as (hot provided by the Call 543 5046 rollroods operating through and within the Stole, ond and sholl file the tome m the office of the State Treasurer, whereupon the State TRENTON - Representa- be "unthinkable" not to fund 1971 STYLECRAFT - 12x48. almost new NAUVOO MARINA WHEREAS, The Congress ol Ihe United Slates ot America has enacted the Regional Treasurer sholl transfer such moneys to a separate fund to be designated by him. Air conditioned, partly furnished. Other Roll Reoraaniiotion Acl ot 1*73 (Public Low 93 2j4i which will result in the and shall pay the principal ond Interest out of said fund as the some shall become tives of the state Department the project Immediately, af- extras. On tree shaded lot In adult pork 1410 Ocean Ave Sea Bright reorganization aftd restructuring ot railroad services throughout Ihe northeast ond due and payable, and the other sources of payment ot said principal ond interest pro- with pool. Short walk to shopping and pursuant to which the United Stoles Secretory ol T ronsportotion has recommended vided for in this section shall not then be avottablc. ond receiols for soid year Irom of Environmental Protection ter both towns — because of transportation. Asking 17900 Call 741-8096 WINTERIZING i STORAGE abandonment ond curtailment ot roil tervtces which ore considered essential to the taxes specified In subsection a , b, ond c of this section shall thereupon be con over burdened municipally days. 264 3074 eves. the well being of the Slate, ond sldered ond treated as port ot the General Stote Fund, available for general pur told a delegation ol legislators OUTBOARDS WHEREAS, The Regional Roil Reorooniiotion Acl ot 1973 provides tor the acoulu poses and local officials on Friday operated sewerage treatment Specializing In Mercury lion of railroad properties and ihe continuation of roil services by interested slates 19 Should the Slate Treasurer, by December 31 of any year, deem it necessary 140. Real Estate Wanted and with Federal support ond assistance; now, therefore because ot insufficiency of funds lo be collected from Ihe sources of revenues os that construction of the Bay- systems — had a building mo- CASH BUYER - Seeking modern water- Be It enacted by the Senate ond General Assembly ot the State of New jersey hertinabove provided, lo levy taxes lo meet the interest ond principal payments lot front home with dock. THE TOWNE I Washing,PAUEL! S BOATS 1. Thlt act tholt be known ond may be tiled at me Ron Service* Prewvotton the year after the ensuing yeor, m«n the ireoturer sholl certify to the Comptroller ot shore Regional Sewerage Au- ratorium forced upon them by AGENCY, 244 8450. Voshlngton STT Rumson 142 Ilv4 Bond Act of W4. the Treasury the amount necessary to be raised by taxation for such purposes, the 7. Bonds of the Stole of New Jertey tn the sum ot tlOO million are hereby author some to be assessed, levied ond collected tor ond in the ensuing calendar year in thority's proposed Keyport- DEP lied for me purpose of capital expenditure for the cost ot acquiring, preserving ond such case the Comptroller of the Treasury shall, on or before March 1 following, cal Matawan extension can begin When DEP imposed the mo- Graceful Princess Improving postenger ond freight roil tervkes which ore abandoned or in danger ol culate the amount m dollars to be assessed, levied and collected as herein set torth being oboabandonedn , curtailed or modified*, provided, however. Ihot none ol the author in each county Such calculation sholl be based upon the corrected assessed valu as early as January or Febru- ratoriums about a year ago, Crochet a Big Top ued bonds shal_ _ l be expended tor Ihe cost of operating any passenger or freight roil otlon of such county for the year preceding the yeor in which such tax is lo be ot service or tor operating subsidies lo any railroad providing such a serv sessed, but such la* shall be assessed, levied and collected upon the assessed valu ary of 1S7S. state officials said the stop 3. Said bonds shall be serial bonds and known as State Roil Service Pre ohon of the year In which the tax is assessed and levied The Comptroller of the servatlon Bonds ond shall be issued from time lo lime as the issuing officials herein Treasury sholl certify soid amounl to the county boot6 of lOHQlion ond Ihe county But funding of the project order could only be lifted Printed Pattern named shall determine The lost annual mstollmenl ot eoch series of bonds (subject treasurer of each county The said county board ol taxoiion shall include Ihe proper to redemption prior to maturity), snail mature and be paid not later Ihan J5 years amount In the current tax levy ol the several taxing districts ol ihe county in propor depends on how much money when the towns were con- from the date of Us issuance, but ony series ol bonds may be issued in whole or in lion to the rotobles as ascertained for the current yeor nected to the regional author- 990 port (or a thorter ferm. 70. For the purpose of complying with the provisions of the State Constitution DEP gets in now-impounded 4. The Governor, Slate Treasurer ond Comptroller of ihe Treasury or any two ot this oct shall, ot the general election to be held in the month ol November, 1974, be ity's lines such officials (hereinafter referred fo as the Issuing officials ) ore hereby author submitted to the people in order to inform Ihe people ot the contents ot this oct it federal funds between now lied fo carry out the provisions of this ocl relating to the issuonce ot said bonds, and shall be the duty of the Secretory ot State, after this section shall take effect, and ot and then. Mr. Ricci promised that shall determine oil matters in connection therewith subiecf to provisions hereol in least IS days prior to the said election, lo couse Ihis oct to be published in al least 10 case any of said officials shall be absent from the Stale or incapable ot octing lor ony newspapers published In the Stole ond lo notify Ihe clerk ol eoch county ol this Stote Approximately $9 billion in DEP "by December will re- reason, his powers ond duties shall be exercised ond performed by such person as of the possoge of this ocl. ond the soid clerks respectively, in accordance wilh the in shall be authoraed by low to act In his plate as o Slate official structions of the Secretory ot Stole, shall couse to be prated on each of the said bai federal money was frozen by view the moratorium." 5. Bonds issued in accordance wilh the provisions ol this ocl shod be o direct ob lots. Ihe following llgation of the State of New Jersey ond the tailh and credit of the Stale are pledged II you approve the ocl entitled below, moke a cross IX), plus I • ), or check [«\ former President Richard M The assistant commissioner tor the payment of Ihe interest thereon as tome sholl become due and for the pay mark in the squore opposite Ihe word Yes. went on to outline DEP's re- ment of the principal at maturity The principal and interest ot such bonds snail be If you disapprove Ihe oct entitled below, moke a cross tXI, plus ( • ). or check Nixon, as an anti-inflation exempt from taxation by the Stole or by ony county, municipality or other taxing dis (•'I mark in the square opposite the word "No. measure, before he left office. vised plans to complete the Irlct of the State If voting machines ore used, a vote of Yes or No shall be equivalent to such 6. Sold bonds sholl be signed in the nome of the Stale, by ihe Governor or by his morklnQs respectively Funds for the $1.5 million project. tocslmile signature, under the Great Seal of the State, and attested by the Secretory of State, or an assistant Secretary of State, and shot I be countersigned by the fociim project were caught in the Cost is set lie signature of Ihe Comptroller of the Treasury Interest coupons attached to said Rail Services Preservation Bond bonds sholl be signed by the facsimile vows of the Comptroller of the Treasury freeze. He said that BRSA would Such bonds may be Issued notwithstanding that ony ol the officials signing them or Act of 1974 whose facsimile signatures appear on the bonds or coupons shall have ceased lo hold Shall the act entitled "An act au Rocco Riccl, assistant to initally be allowed lo tie in office at the time ol such issue or ol the lime of the delivery ol such bonds to Ihe pur about 25 per cent of Keyport's chaser. Yes. thorizing the creation of a debt of the DEP commissioner David 7. o. Such bonds 911011 recite thot they are issued lor Ihe purposes set forth i, State of New Jersey by issuance of Bardin, told the gathering sewerage customers at a cost tlon 2 of this act ond that they ore issued in pursuance ott this cacl ond that this act bonds of the State in the sum of $100 wos submitted to the people ot the Stale ot the general election held in Ihe month ol that a portion of the im- of approximately $40,000. A November, 1974 ond that il was approved by o majority of the legally qualified vot million to provide money for the DC- ers of the Stole voting thereon of such election Such recital in said bonds shall be quisition, continuation and improve- pounded funds is expected to force main — connecting conclusive evidence ol the authorHy ol Ihe Slate to issue sold bonds ond ot their vali dity. Any bonds containing such recital shall in any suit, action or proceeding in ment of freight and passenger rail ser be released shortly by Presi- Matawan's treatment plant volvlng their validity be conclusively deemed to be fully authorized by this act ond to vices; providing the ways and means dent Gerald R. Ford. and BRSA's lines — would have been Issued, sold, executed arid delivered in conformity herewith and wilh ail to pay the interest of said debt and other provisions of statutes applicable thereto, and shod be incontestable for any Among those who met with then be constructed con- cause. No. also to pay and discharge the princi b. Such bonds shall be Issued in such denominations and in such torm or forms. Mr. Ricci and other DEP currently with expansion of whether coupon or registered as lo both principal ond interest, ond with or without pal thereof; and providing for the sub- such provisions lor Inferchongeability thereof, as moy be determined by the issuing mission of this act to the people at a spokesmen were Fred Var- the BRSA treatment plant's officials. capacity from 6 to 8 million I. When the bonds are issued Irom lime lo time Ihe bonds of eoch issue shall con general election," be approved? lese, senior commissioner of stltufe a separate series to be designated by Ihe issuing officials Eoch series ol gallons. bonds sholl bear such rote or rotes ol interest os from lime lo time moy be deter- BRSA; Mayor William A. mined by the issuing officials, which interest shall be payable semionnually. pro The loci ond date ot the approval or possoge ol this acl, os the cose may be. moy Ralph of Keyport. and Coun- The final phase of the proj- vlded, that the first and lost interest periods may be longer or shorter, in order thot be inserted in the oppropriote ploce after the title in said ballot No other require intervening semiannual payments moy be ol convenient dates ment of law of ony kind or chorocter as to notice or procedure except as herein pro cilman Donald T. Day of ect would tie in the remain- 9. Said bonds shall be issued ond sold al such price not less fhon Ihe par value vided need be adhered to. Ihereol ond accrued Interest thereon, ond under such terms, conditions ond regu The said votes so cast lor and against the approval of this act. by ballot or voting Matawan. der of Keyport to BRSA ser- lotions, os the issuing officials moy prescribe, after notice ot said sole, published at machine, sholl be counted and the result thereof returned by the election officer, and least once in at least three newspapers published in the Slate of New Jersey, ond at a convent of such election hod in the some manner as is provided for by law in the Attended session vice. least once in o publication carrying municipal bond notices and devoted primarily to case of the election of a Governor, ond the opproval or disapproval of this oct so de finoncial news, published in Ihe ciTy of New York or in New jersey, the first notice termined shall be dec lor ed In Ihe some manner as Ihe result ol an election for o Gov- Legislators who attended Keyport's mayor said he lo be at least 5 days prior lo Ihe day ol bidding The said notice ol sale moy contain a ernor, ond II there shall be a majority ot all Ihe votes cost for and against It ot such left Friday's meeting feeling provision to the effect that ony or all bids in pursuance thereof may be rejected In election in favor ot the approval ot this act, then all the provisions ol this acl not the three-hour session includ- the event of such rejection or of failure to receive ony acceptable bid, the issuing of mode effective theretofore sholl take effect forthwith. ed: state Sen. Eugene J. Bed- a bit uneasy ticials, at any time within 60 days from Ihe dale ot such advertised sale, may sell 71 In addition to such powers os ore presently or hereafter vested in the Com such bonds at private sole at such price nol less Ihan the par value thereof and ac- missioner of the Deportment of Transportation, the commissioner shall hove ihe ell, D-Monmouth, and state "I would've like to hear a crued interest thereon ond under such terms and conditions as the itsuing officials power to do all things necessary ond proper to participate in and receive from the moy prescribe. The Issuing officials moy sell all or port of the bonds of any series os United States such gronls. loons, subsidies ond other benefits as moy be available lo Assemblymen Richard Van plain 'yes' or 'no' answer issued to any State funds or lo the Federal Government or any ogency thereof, at pr. the Stote of New Jersey pursuant to the Regional Rail Reorganisation Act of 1973 vote sale, without advertisement 32 In addition to such powers os ore presently or hereafter vested In ihe Com iVagner, D-Monmouth, and from them," said Mayor 10. Until permanent bonds can be prepared, the issuing officials may, in their missioner of the Deportment of Transportation. Ihe commissioner shall have the William E. Flynn. D-Mon- Ralph. discretion. In lieu ot such permanent bonds. Issue temporary bonds in such form ond power: Keep cozy snuggled inside with such privileges as lo registration and exchange tor permanent bonds as may be a. To acquire, by purchase, gift, transfer, confroct or lease, ony roil trans mouth. "The people from DEP told determined by the issuing officials portalion facility within the Slate, or ony port thereof, or ihe use thereof, and to util this smart, new toasly top! 11 The proceeds from the sale of bonds sholl be paid lo the Slate Treasurer ond ne ony such rail transportation tocilily, or ony property acquired, for the purposes Richard Diehl, an aid of us that everything looks good, be held by him in o separate fund, and be deposited in such depositories ol may be of roll transportation service; Beautiful, bulky BIG TOP! selected by him lo the credit ol the fund, which fund shall be known os the State b. To enter info contracts with any person, firm, corporation or ogency. in U.S. Sen. Harrison A. Wil- but they're still working on a Rail Services Preservation Fund of 19/- run Ih'i $1.00 the bonds of any series issued and outstanding hereunder. which by their lerms art ol this section DRKSS with ZIP. SIZE and subject to redemption prior to maturity, provided such refunding bonds sholl mature *|. Powers granted lo Ihe commissioner by this section shall be limited to use In "If we were hooked up now, He went on to predict, "The Sew . Knit Book $'25 at any time or times not later thon the latest maturity dole of such series, and the og connection wilh the expenditure ot funds under this oct.' STYLE NUMBER Save! Sew gregate oniounl ol Interest lo be paid on the refunding bonds, plus Ihe premium if 73, For the purposes ol this acl, the term rait transportation facility shall in we'd be pacing for shipping a addition of these two towns to Needlepoint Book $1.00 any, fo be paid on the bonds refunded, shall not exceed Ihe aggregate amount ol in elude railroad rights of way as well as Irockoge. rails, cars, locomotives, rolling Flower Crochet $100 a wardrobe and save dollars lerest which would be paid on Ihe bonds refunded if such bonds were not so re slock, signal, power, fuel, communication and ventilation systems, power plants, lot of rainwater to Bayshore our system by 1976 means funded. Refunding bonds sholl commute direct obligations of the Slate of New Jer stations, terminals, storage yards, repair ond maintenance shops, yards, equipment Hairpin Croch«t Book $1.00 - send for NEW FALL-WIN- sey, ond Ihe faith ond credit of Ihe Stole ore pledged for the payment of the principal ond parts, offices, ond other incidental real estate or personally used or held for or Regional," commented Coun- there definitely will not be a I nttant Crochet Book $1.00 TER PATTERN CATALOG1 (hereof and the Interest thereon The proceeds received from the sale of refunding incidental to the operation, rehabilitation or improvement ol any roilrood operating cilman Day. raise in our rates, barring Instant Money Book $1.00 bonds sholl be held in (rutl and applied to the payment of the bonds refunded there rail passenger or rail freight transportation services, or to operate such services, in School, career, casual fash- by. Refunding bonds shall be entitled to all the benefits of this act and subject lo all eluding, but not limited lo buildings, structures ond rail properly. Seepage problem any unforeseen circum- Instant Macrame Book $100 Us limitations except as 10 the maturities thereof ond to the exlenl herein otherwise *7i Not less Ihan X days prior to entering into ony contract, lease, obhgotion. Complete Gift Book $1.00 ions! Free pattern coupon in- expressly provided. or agreement to effectuate Ihe purposes of this ocl the commissioner shall report lo The seepage problem could stances." IB. To provide tunds to meet Ihe Interest ond principal payment requirements lor and consult with the special joinl legislative committee created pursuant lo Assem Complete Afghan* =14....»1JM side. 75c. the bonds Issued under this ocl and outstanding, there is hrreby appropnoled In Ihe bly Concurrent Resolution No. 66 ot The I9M Legislature as reconstituted ond conhn be fixed concurrently with BRSA now charges Hazlet, order following 12 Prize Afghans =12 50» SEW 4, KNIT Book with banir ued from flme to lime by Ihe Legislature * construction of the extension, Holmdel and Union Beach Book of 16 Quilts =1 50» a. Revenues oerived from the lot collected upon me sole of motor fuels under •25 This section ond section TO of ihis ocl sholl lake effect immediately and tap ilrtHUH pnUf rn $1.26 and by virtue of the Motor Fuel Ton Act ITitie M, chapter 39 of the Revised Statutes remainder ot this oct sholl take effect os ond when provided in section 70 ' $475 per million gallons of Museum Quilt Book =2 50< as amended ond supplemented), or so much thereof as moy bt required, ond F JOSEPHCARRAGHER he noted. 15 Quilts for Today =! 50< Instant Fashion Book .... $1.00 t> Revenue derived from Ihe lax to Heeled under and by virtue ol Ihe Emergency Asslvlont Secretory ol Slate ' Assemblyman Van Wagner sewage it treats at its Union Instant Sewing Book $1.00 Transportation Tax Act (PL, 1961, c 3? as amended and supplemented), or so much Book of 1« Jiffy Ru0» 50< thereof as may be required; and October 21 (169 5? told Mr. Ricci that it would Beach treatment plant. 4 -to- 24 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. 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LOOK FOR FOODTOWN'S REDEEM FOODTOWN SUPER COUPONS! 11 NEW PRICING POLICY SAVE** ASSURES LOWEST POSSIBLE PMCES

| HERE'S WHAT FOODTOWN IS DOING TO HELP WHIP I INFLATION NOW: * Whtn any price increases occur, stock already on our shelves will not be raittd in price New, NOW: NEW LOW higher priced mtrchandilt will be placed on tht • shelf behind tht lower priced ittmt. Special Price Alert signs will inform you that itock can COFFEE PRICES Save 20* II still be purchased at the lower price while ori|inal 'oodtov supplies last. AT FOODTOWN!! * We've put our lood buyers on a 24-hour Eafle- Eye Alert to injure brin|in| the best possible SLICED Ik. auaruii turns com TT values to our supermarkets. III * Every special sale value will be digged with a Pfc9. WIN Inflation f ighter pennant • both in our ads | With Till, Coupon and on our shelves - so you know eiactly where $ CHASt £ MMORN COffH your money will go tarther.

* All special values will be available lor a lull week to assure your letting the benefit ol them. "•if .„.

* Our raincheck policy assures you ol letting every £ »|i4 J^ tjan special sale value - even il we're sold out lor the moment. MARIMSON COffB MAXWilL HOUSE COffB SAVARIN COFFEE * We will put irtater effort into eipanding our line Wkri of Foodtown label products so that you can be •%••)•• ••«•*•*( assured ol better quality at a lower price. I any * All products will continue to be unit priced so you know il one site is a better bargain than MAX MX com SANKA COFFEE another. •MkNrtftfkge YUBAN COFFEE »~ IIM '*-* $113 HERE'S WHAT FOODTOWN tm IS DOING TO SAVE ENERGY: U.S.D.A. Choice Boneless * We're conserving truck luel by using fuH delivery trucks. Sirloin # Our employees are being asked to form car pools. Tip Round, * We're lowering our lights and turning lights out nt Shoulder wherever feasible. BEEF ROAST(Wli.l. I . . i, < cot« I"S" . .1 • We're allowing our stores to be cleaned during _ UM1A Owci Irrl Bmflin dayli|ht hours to save lighting energy. C «ny brand •k We're lowering our thermostats to save fuel 99 TOP ROUND ROAST * All orders will be single bagjed to con serve paper. • We're working on methods to separate and con- serve recyclable items from trash. CHICKENS whole BONELESS RUMP ROAST • Wherever feasible, we're using trash compaction in order to use the fewest number ol disposal II Ml A II trucks. ROASTING CHKKENS

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Cta< Sirloin Il(. Rmm.l ai Shouldi'i HERE'S WHAT YOU QU»B|[RfD (HICKfN LEGS -"- J BONELESS STEAKS CAN DO TO FIGHT ( dumbia Ruquloi • "1 INFLATION AND SAVE c RLOtN ?!• (or LONDON BROll ENERGY: Gourmet Big Loafer Sliced 09 SHOUlDERJ r * Shop Foodtown ads and stores weekly for best UVER U697* COMBINATIOmmmtmoN /II "" ° LONDON BROIL buys. Foodtown Regular or Thick Lean * Plan your menus in advance so you can use left- oven in a tempting, eye-appealing way. * Car pool as often as you can for all activities. Laundry •k Turn lights down at dinner to save vital energy and create a soothing atmosphere. SLICED BACON * Keep thermostats turned down. Pan Ready * Conserve hot water by using cold water deter- gents. You Save More * If you tum on your oven, plan to use it lor making 1 the complete meal. . • * Open Irtezer and refrigerator doors as lew times FRESH BLUEFISH as possible by taking everything you need at once. CAROLINA RICE * Bring a shopping bag when you shop to conserve Chunk Light paper. WHIP INFLATION NOW! STAR KIST TUNA ~. FROZEN FOOD SAVINGS! Foodtown Frozen suNswucooas t BANANAS Toxwllewee KEBLER CRACKERS ORANGE JUICE 3 Frozen Teu tew* Mem KESLER FUDGE STRIPES FOODTOWN FLOUNDER DQUXE GRAHAMS •uM«nJ* or Country leyto unun m - or SOLE FILLET F1USI0RY BISCUITS DIUCKHJS ORANGE , APPLE APPLES lejuiliilrtu— JUICE .r: CIDER RUSH SPINACH

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