The Daily Register

VOL.99 NO.40 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1976 15 CENTS Korean note rejected WASHINGTON (AP) - The Republican National Con- American response ordered the North Korean note was Korean capital of Pyongyang State Department has re- vention The President had no by Ford wai appropriate delivered said, "This clearly shows jected a North Korean state- public comment In reaction The two officers were killed North Korea charged Sun once •gall that the Ford ment on the deaths of two the North Korean Statement Wednesday in an attack by day that President Ford's or- clique is working aroaad the American officers, saying the In Lot Angeles, Democratic ai-wieldlng North Korean der for a show of force had clock to rtatd a pretext for the message did not acknowledge presidential candidate Jimmy guards. A U.N. Command moved the situation "closer to provocation of a war aid em responsibility for their "delib- Carter called the killings "de- work team cut the entire tree the brink of war." ploying every means to real erate and premediated mur- liberate murder." He said the down Saturday, shortly before A broadcast from the North IM its sinister, aggressive ders." aim." The statement from North Carter, apparently briefed Korean Premier Kim II Sung by government officials, said expressed regret that "an in- Ford has taken proper actions cident occurred" in the demi- in the crisis "so far as I litarized zone between North know" and South Korean. It was de- U.S. show of force "The murder - and It wai livered Saturday during a deliberate murder M my opin- .meeting of the military truce ion - of the two servicemen commission at Panmunjom is inexcusable." Carter said State Department spokes- draws denunciation "1 think we have to show man John Ordway said yes- enough force to assure that it terday the United States con- SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - The US ters brought the situation "closer to the aircraft carrier Midway and four escort- brink o( war." won't be recurring anywhere sidered the message "a back- Use around the world And I handed acknowledgment that ing warships were reported approaching But the 151-mile long demilitarized Korean waters today to reinforce the think Ford's level of the vat the North Koreans were zone between North and South Korea was of force has been restrained wrong In the brutal act that American warning to North Korea against reported quiet, at it has bee* since the attacks on U.S. forces. enough without expanding it they committed" while a slaying last Wednesday of two American into a more serious con- United Nations Command The U.S. Command refused to divulge Army officers by North Korean guards in frontation " work party wts attempting to the exact whereabouts of the Navy task the Panmunjom truce village trim a tree In the UMZ that force. But It was spotted by a Japanese pi- The body of one of the dead blocked the U.S. South Ko- lot who estimated it would be close to the Thousands of South Korean workers officers. Ma) Arthur Bonlfas. rean view of North Korean southern coast of Korea early today assembled for rallies today denouncing U. arrived it his Highland guards. The pilot said a Soviet cargo ship was North Korea for the attack on a United Falls, NY, hometown Sun- First word of the North Ko- shadowing the carrier. Nations Command working party thai was day He and the other thun of- rean message came from A North Korean broadcast said the pruning • tree In the Joint security tone at ficer, 1st Lt Mark T Barrett, Vail, Colo., where President dispatch of the naval force to Korean wa- Panmunjom t>, of Columbia, B.C., are to Ford is vacationing after the be buried Tuesday Teachers in new impasse MfKHr M |Uh * Urr» Mn" A DOZING WINNER - Eight-month old Evan Fillon of Freehold Township classes School opens Sept I, came over the finish line In the 49th Annual Baby Parade as the first prize By DAVID ASTOR gaining session last week, Is Both Mr. Bennett and Mrs "not considered adequate" by Guerci said there was a teachers must report for work winner for the most original costume. Riding with his dad, Rheo Fillon, two days earlier young Evan was drawn by a (live) horse bearing a sign which read, "Free- MIDDLETOWN - Teach- the teachers. She reported chance for a settlement on ers at the soon to be opened that a new negotiating session the preparation program sala- Dennis Jackson, principal hold Raceway's Youngest Driver." But alas, nap time Is nap time — pa- of the school, declined com- rade or not. Middletown High School is scheduled for Thursday at 7 ry question at Thursday's South here have refused to re- p.m. meeting, but the latter said ment on the salary dispute port, for a tail preparation Mrs. Guerci declined to re- the situation was very "un- when contacted yesterday by program until compensation veal the salary figures In- comfortable at this point" Tho Dally Register He ex- tor their services during the volved In the dispute. The Thursday meeting, she plained that he didn't teel he program is negotiated. The MTEA president em- added, could have been aet up should speak while the tawo Mothers and babes waa under negotiation The three-week program, phasized that the "refusal to for an earlier date. designed to acquaint the 70 work," as she termed the ac- "We told the board we were Mr Bennett noted that the teachers with the new school, tion, was not related to nego- ready to meet anytime," she principal had sent letters to was scheduled to begin last tiations between the board said the 70 teachers after negotia- swelter, but march Wednesday. But the teachers, and MTEA over a new con- Mr Bennett declared that tions stalled last week asking represented by the Middle- tract for the 1*71-77 and H77- there was always the "poten- them to report for the prepa- By ANNE BRENOFF aahhs, "Grandpa" Frank Ao- crowd to be 40,000, somewhat town Township Education As- 78 academic years. The tial for a blow-up" In a salary ration program But Mr Ben- berto, also of 71 Cedar Ave., lets than in previous years. sociation (MTEA), feel they MTEA picketed several town- case of this nature, but added nett emphasized that the let. ASBURY PARK - Diapers West End, sat back and "No question about it," said should receive more money ship schools in June to ex- that there was currently "a tar was i request, not "a man- drooped. Ringlets uncurled. sighed smugly "That's my Mr. Petillo, "the heat kept for the preparation work. press unhapplness with the good respect on both sides of dale." Fresh flowers wilted But still girl," he beamed at little Ja- people away. Last year we "The teachers will not re- way contract negotiations the table." The new school, located off the bibles and their mothers nine. had about 70,000 spectators." turn to work until the Board were progressing As to the High School South Nut Swamp Road, w»i built inarched on. Brothers Robin and Frank, He added that many people of Education sits down to Paul W. Bennett, board sec- Itself, Mr Bennett said that to eaae overcrowding at what Despite a blistering sun and equally proud of their sister, left the beach to come and negotiate," said Mrs. Elanor retary and business adminis- Mr*. Etraior Gierd the teachrs - if the work re- Is now High School North, temperatures soaring In theheld, an Impromptu press con- watch portions of the parade, Guerci, MTEA president, ad- trator, said, however, that the tal salary contract, which has fusal continues - would have which waa operating on M's, little darlings from seven ference and admitted that but were soon driven back to ding that the board's current preparation program salary yet to be negotiated to the to get acclimated to the struc- double sessions for s period of •tates and more than 121 "sometimes she can get a the water and sand by the salary offer, made at a bar- question was a facet of the to- satisfaction of both sides ture when students start time communities valiantly braved little bratty." heat. the weather to compete In the "Yeah," added Frank, "but But crowd size certainly 4tth Annual Baby Parade of basically, she's all right." didn't deter any of the chil- this city. The winner herself had dren or their parents. Grand Prize winner was very little to say about the "Smile at the judge," one four-year-old Janlne Savoca, Cooler air is expected by tonight situation. She responded with (one?) was overheard saying a summer visitor to West the same wide smile to ques- as she passed the reviewing End. tions of "Do you want to go to stand. After a brief stretch of autumnal-like cool, the staying very late " While New Yorkers shuttered themselves be- The Savoca family resides Disney World? Did you have "Wave to the man," came dog days of August finally arrived over the week- Despite the large crowds, which forced the hind their precious air conditioners, or otherwise in the Bronx. Janlne will start fun today? Do you like being another order. end at the shore, with the mercury climbing into closing of Sandy Hook for about an hour and a half made do against the steaming midday heat, the kindergarten in September. a hula girl? And, do you plan "Blow a kiss," another the humid M's. at noontime yesterday, area police reported no Weather Service provided these readings She has two brothers, Robin, to enter the Miss America coached while photographers The U.S. Weather Service says today will be greater traffic problems than usual - A 1 p.m. the mercury climbed to M. It I, and Frank, 12. pageant when you grow up?" snapped away merrily. another scorcher, but by sundown, both the tempera- Traffic on the Garden State Parkway was stopped there and Just simmered She was awarded a vaca- Other grand prize winners And smile, wave and blow ture and the humidity will begin to skid. A cool heavy throughout the weekend Holmdel State Po- The "T-H-l," or temperature-humidity index, tion to Disney World in Flor- were: Dawn Remus, 4, of kisses they did! front from Canada is edging closer to our area and lice Joked with Register reporters, "Do you have peaked at 84, which according to Weather Service ida. Brick Township, second A big show stealer was should arrive here by early tomorrow morning any place over there to put a few cars?" meteorologist Leo Quintan, "Is really uncomfor- All smiles and dressed as a place; Jimmora Armour, 3, Christopher Leonard!, 6, of Sunny and pleasant temperatures In the 80s are The heat kept many people away from the table" Hawaiian hula-girl, Janine Tinton FaUs, third place; Me- Whilehouse Station, and his forecast for tomorrow. «th annual Asbury Park Baby Parade yesterday, posed with the rest of her Thousands of people flocked to area beachs In which drew more than 400 entrees and some 40.000 "This has been the hottest weekend of the lissa Feins, 3, Rahway, fourth father Leonard year," Quintan said "It's the first time since July court for photographers. place, and Elizabeth Circle, They were dressed as "Mr. near-record numbers and thousands more curled spectators, one of the smallest crowds in the up In front of their air conditioners to wait out the event's history that we've reached M or above both days of the "She only wants to go on Oakhurst, fifth place. Whipple" and a roll of Char weekend." the rides," said her gleaming Anthony Petillo, special min' toilet tissue. heat, as temperatures climbed well into the M's Throughout the metropolitan area millions of mother, lira. Nina Savoca. events director for Con- Young Christopher, the toi- Saturday and yesterday. residents look to the beaches or sought shelter un- Forecasters say tropical storm Emmy, which Amidst the ooohs and vention Hall, estimated the let tissue, was somewhat con- At the Gateway National Recreation Area, der trees or Indoors near air conditioners yes- started yesterday as just a depression, could grow fined by the limits of his cos- Sandy Hook, observers noted that people came terday because they were the only places to be un- Into a hurricane and threaten the Leeward Is- tume (a drum which covered earlier and stayed later than usual this weekend less you promised to take a youngster to Bat Day lands him from his knees to his "Usually, people start leaving the beach by 11 at Yankee Stadium Emmy was organizing itself over the South At- neck, decorated with toilet a.m. and there's a steady flow away from the The National Weather Service said that yes- lantic overnight, and a hurricane watch was is- The Inside Story tissue). beach all afternoon," said a Sandy Hook spokes- terday was New York's hottest day of the sum sued for the extreme northern Leeward Islands man yesterday. "But not this weekend They're all mer. and of course the year today THE WEATHER See WlllUg, page 2 Suay ami very warm today. Fair aaa* cooler loalgkt with tows K to 70. Suiy aid pteasaat tomorrow. 9 Cistern vais SMriig la popularity I National shame: Johnny still can t read VeaeraMe Colts Neck trees get loving care I Newest of simmer brides II By KATHRYN DIEHL cans who cannot read a help-wanted ad or the label on a Jimmy Conors rallies la Little SUver 12 Readlig Reform FaudaUei bottle of pills Rail passeager service experiment very costly .21 CHAPTER ONE Tragically, and needlessly, millions of American chil- dren through the fourth grade or higher will fail that Bridge Advlee M DAILY REGISTER If your child has finished first grade, or higher, he simple test above If your child is one of them, you will Buliess U PHONE NUMBERS should be able to read the following words and phrases have to teach him to read at home, for it is obvious his CUsstfted:....!...... M-tf Mam Offlee S42-«M« school can't or won't Ctmlcs .21 Toll Free 171-Utl easily and accurately. Can he? Fog .. sizzle .. clicking .. scrub and mop freeze Crossword Pixxte II Ta« Free SJt-8110 It will take time, and it will take patience But, if you BU^rtal, ( Classified Depl 5421711 ice cubes . . . close the screen herd of cows long have been able to read this far. you can do it And you EilerUlimeal N ClrealaUoi Dept S42-4M1 or short ... Jet plane ., quit making that noise nap- will find It easy, interesting, fun. and foolproof Keep lamest* 21 Starts Dept M2-4M4 kin ... bathtub ... dentist . . . sore throat traded that always In mind: You CAN do it baseball cards . . . cage of monkeys . empty tSttflTZIl M-lt ItaWeUwa Bareai I7I-22S0 Those words and phrases were picked at random When you teach a child to read, you give him a price liake A b,ie U rYeehtU Baveai 4Q-2I2I from thousands found in several good first grade reading less gift and the most essential skill he will need in his OUtaaries 4 L**< Braach Bireai ..2Z2-M1I programs which use an intensive phonics method of lifetime the ability to read anything he wants You will Saarts 1H? Sttlehsmse Bireai M*-m-IUI teaching children to read. Before the end of the first free his imagination to soar on the wings of good books, Detectable Shrimp, Foadie GITS tmt Dolls, lea* Waited. grade, the children are independent readers, able to read and you will remove the single greatest obstacle he will Sumptuous Quiche and Harry's Lobster House and understand anything within their comprehension vo- ever encounter in seeking whatever level of education he Crepes. Every Tues fashion cabulary of thousands of words. needs or wants. show at Fromagerie, 841-8088. OUeUM If your child cannot read those simple words and The reading crisis that blights our nation can no long- Luncheon-Fashion Show phrases, he is in deep trouble. He probably is being er be ignored. The U.S. Office of Education reported (Oc- BaUey-sMoTlagSak Tues. taught to read by an educational mistake known as the tober 1175) that toe results of a four-year study indicate Moving to Shrewsbury Plaza. "sight word" or "look-say" method: he is already a re- more than O million adults are functionally illiterate and TtteSK off Red Tag items Ski aaaiTesuus Sale Sec A lattoaal. page 7 Bailey Gift Mart. 176 West Lacoste shirts, 15% off. The cruit In that vast army of functionally illiterate Ameri- mat SL, Red Bank Sport Spot, Shrewsbury. 2 The DalyRegtaler SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, AUGUST 23.1976 Wilting weather can't stop babies on parade (Continued) with two attendants. His car- lyn reported one casualty. der, Jeannine Bornatici, Long riage bore a sign reading, One of its musicians fainted Branch; floats « to II feet, "He doesn't mind," offered "Freehold Raceway's Young- at the end of the parade route Corianne Lango, Neptune; fcii father, "Mr Whipple " est Driver " because of the heat, said a Foats 11 to IS feet, David and "Do you, Son?" he asked the The heat, however, appar- spokesman. - Elisabeth Circle, Oakhurst; youth for confirmation of his ently proved to be too much Other first place winners floats It feet and over. n«»« comfort for young Evan, who slumped were, for the most patriotic Remus, Brick TownsUp Christopher squirmed affir- deep in his carnage seat and costume, Austin Brown, Jef- matively In support of his fa- had to be aroused by his frey and Stephanie Linangust, The Wanamassa Fire Co., ther's statement. mother when he passed the all of Asbury Park; out- Ocean Township, won first The Charmtn' pair won first reviewing stand standing twins, Laura and prize for the best commercial place tor a comical costume Evan was not the only baby Usa Bail of Clark; non-cos- float Mrs. Richard Blackmore, to sleep during the parade, as tumed entry, Melinda Sepielli mother of three-year-old many found the heat ex- of Feasterville, Pa. The Canton Area High Stacey, was not to be undone cessive and Just gave up. First place float winners School Band won first place u a leading "stage mother." The Oaklyn Band from Oak were, lor Soils flvHoot or un- lor marching musical unit. She smothered the young children with kisses as she I I I walked away from the trophy table with a first place trophy for the best stroller. "I knew you'd win," she told her dia- pered daughter. And then she was called back to the trophy table for a second time to be awarded first place for the most elabo- rate costume. "I don't believe it. Oh my God," she sobbed, with tears streaming down her face. Stacey wore a hand-sewn layered lace dress and petti- coat over her diaper. This was topped by an elaborate lace bonnet — also hand-stitched by her mother. Two tired blue eyes peeked out from under the bonnet. Hailing from PhUadelphia, Mrs. Blackmore said that Stacey was Miss Beautiful Baby of WUdwood in 1974 and Miss Beautiful Baby of Stone Harbor in 1075. 1 Evan FUlon, eight months BLOWING A KISS - Melissa Feins, 3, of Rahway, old, from Freehold, won the MISS AMERICA OF 1774 - Four-year-old Denlse captured fourth place In the grand prize category first place award for the most AAlchallc of Belmar poses prettily for photograph- of the 49th annual Asbury Park Baby Parade. original costume. DUET IN DIAMONDS — Diamond Jim Brady (Michael McRae, 4,of Ocean ers and |udges In her 'Miss America of 1776' cos- Blowing a kiss to the judges seems to have worked Evan was pulled in a car- Township) and Lillian Russell (his sister Bobble, 5,) drink a toast at the tume In the 49th Annual Asbury Park Baby Parade. for the little ballerina. riage seat by a (live) horse gambling table to the 49th Annual Asbury Park Baby Parade. 15 in county get M on mouth scholarships STATE WEST LONG BRANCH - semester for a total of eight Brothers Academy, Lincroft; Oceanport, a graduate of Gresh of New Monmouth, a uating class. Fifteen Monmouth County full-time undergraduate se- William J. Martin of Neptune, Shore Regional High School, graduate of Mater Del High residents have been granted mesters. To maintain the a Neptune High School gradu- Oceanport. School, New Monmouth. College Admissions Direc- Faculty Merit Awards by award, the student must earn ate; John W. Elmer of Spring Beginning next month, as tor Robert W. Jones notes Monmouth College. The 15, at least a 2.8 grade point index Lake Heights, a Manasquan Also, Mariann Bendetto and students make application for that some students who quali- FBI captures cop killer suspect who will begin freshman stud- for each semester of the High School graduate; Judith Robert S. Williams of Hazlet, admission to Monmouth next fy for the Faculty Merit A. Aumack of Oakhurst, a year, the college will begin Award may be eligible for the NEWARK - Allan Roller, the third Staten Island. NY., ies with the opening of fall se- freshman year, and maintain Raritan High School gradu- graduate of Ocean Township making its Faculty Merit Monmouth College Academic iftan charged in the slaying of a Newark patrolman, was to be mester classes on Sept. t, are at least a 3 0 grade point in- ates; Karen Miller of Little High School; Harry F. Ziegler Silver, and Jamie M. Santelle Awards for 1177-78. To be con- Trustee Scholarship, which arraigned in Denver, Colo., today after he was captured by among the initial recipients of dex for each susbsequent of Wall and Jane Sweeney of of Red Bank, graduates of sidered eligible for the award, covers full tuition and fees, CBI agents yesterday at an airport ticket window. the award, which has been in year of enrollment. He also Avon, graduates of St. Rose Red Bank Regional High a secondary school senior and is predicated In part by ; Roller, 23, was arrested at Stapleton Airport as he tried to itiated by the college to honor must earn a minimum of 14 High School, Belmar; Ross H. School; Linda Boyd of How- must have achieved a total financial need. "We urge flee the Denver area, according to Louis A. Giovanetti, spe- academic achievement, re- credit hours in each semester Parsells of Long Branch, a ell, a graduate of Howell High Scholastic Aptitude Test those students to apply for cial agent in charge of New Jersey. gardless of financial status. of enrollment. graduate of Henry Hudson School; Karen Stiles of Ma(a- Score of at least 1100, and that scholarship," Mr Jones Giovanelti said FBI agents from the Denver office nabbed Under the program, each The area recipients are states. "It is the college's award recipient will be grant- Douglas K Goodrich of Bel- Regional School, Highlands, wan, a Matawan High School must be the upper 15 per cent Roller as he stood at a ticket window for a Star Airlines flight and Linda Kammann of graduate, and Elizabeth J. of his secondary school grad- most prestigious award. to Gillette, Wyo. He was unarmed, the FBI said. ed a 1500 tuition remission per mar, a graduate of Christian Roller was to be arraigned today on a federal charge of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for murder. The FBI had traced Roller to the Denver area Giova- netti said FBI agents don't know why the suspect was buund for Wyoming and said there were no further details on the ar- City man is jailed for robbery, assault rest. Roller, who the FBI said also goes by the names ol Alan placed on probation for one stealing on April 12 and 18, FREEHOLD — Superior in the county jail which he is at $370 from Salvatore Rappa, Georgia Road, Freehold Town- Rodak and Robert Ono, was thought to be traveling with WU- year and fined $100. She was 1975, while employed at Mon- Court Judge Patrick J. to serve on weekends. Newcastle Road, Freehold ship, on July 11,1975. liamj R. Farullo, 21, not a suspect in the case, but also a mem- also ordered to make restitution mouth Medical Center, Long McGann Jr. has sentenced a Holloway had pleaded Township, on July 13, 1975. Cynthia Cattafi, 20, Ocean ber of an East Coast motorcycle gang called "The Breed." of $172.34 she had admitted to Branch. Long Branch man to a total guilty, to breaking into the And he pleaded guilty to Ter . Long Branch, was given But Giovanetti said Roller was the only man arrested by FBI of li-to-19 years in state pri- house of Dorothy Ball, March stealing a lawn tractor worth a suspended six-month sen- agents in Denver. son on armed robbery and as- St., Freehold, and stealing $450 from Timothy Rohan, tence to the county jail, sault charges. items worth $1,065. The Commuter tax talks set Sept. 9 David Cherry, 19, of Joline break-in allegedly occurred on Jan. 14. TRENTON - New Jersey and New York tax officials Ave., had pleaded guilty to robbing Dorothyanne Zim- Fred Ivlns, II, of Old County declared New loan plan to meet Sept 9 to arrange a compromise that would a I luw each state to tax its residents who commute across state mer, Bath Ave., Long Bridge Road, Englishtown, lines to work Branch, of her purse while was given a suspended re- armed with a knife. He also formatory sentence, placed But New Jersey officials said it could take some time to a disaster area admitted to a charge of. atro- on probation for three years reach an arrangement because of the complexity of a recipro- source for cious assault on Ms. Zimmer. and fined $200. He had plead- President Ford has de- the South Jersey office would cal agreement In addition, he admitted to ed guilty to breaking into clared Monmouth, Ocean, At- be equipped with a toll-free Some 220,000 New Jepieyans who commute to New York Shore Auto Wreckers, Rt. 34, lantic and Cape May counties number. now pay the New York income tax. which is 2-tol5 per cent the attempted robbery of Joanne Mellone of Long Colts Neck, on Nov. 19 and a disaster area, making them He said government and jMkpersonal income. stealing three electric drills, eligible for federal funds. homeowners Branch of money belonging to volunteer agencies will offer 'Mr 70,000 New Yorkers who work in New Jersey pay a a polisher and 40 car radi- The Federal Disaster Assis- which allows homeowners ronynuter lax to the Garden State that is identical to the New Anastasla's Drug Store, temporary housing, small Broadway, Long Branch. All ators with a total value of tance Administration plans to business loans, agriculture to cash in on the equity of York State income tax The New Jersy income tax is 2to-2 5 $1,750. He had also admitted set up an office near Atlantic theli homes without selling. per cent on income the incidents allegedly occur- aid, special unemployment Grand red on Feb. 11. maliciously smashing and City to aid the New Jersey compensation, tax refunds This method of borrowing A New York tax official said that allowing each state to breaking car radiators. counties that suffered dam- has become so popular that tax its own residents "would cost New York tremendous Andre Holloway, 1», of Or- and personal financial help. chard St., Freehold, was sen- Ivlns also pleaded guilty to ages from Hurricane Belle. Opening literally tens of thousands amounts of revenue." The spokesman said the tenced to a three-month term stealing a lawn mower valued The four coastal counties of homeowners file ap- But Alan Handler, counsel to Gov. Brendan T. Byrne, were hit Aug. 9 by heavy FDAA would brief local gov- 1021 Route 35 in Middle- plications every year. said, "A reciprocal agreement with New York is based upon HIM IMillltlllltll illlltlltlltllllMltlllM Ittllt 1 t Ittllli rain, high winds, and flooding ernments on how to seek fed- town is the site for the new- BIG MONEY LOANS. the fundamental principle that .states should be able to tax from Hurricane Belle. eral funds for municipal prop- est branch of THE MONEY SMALL PAYMENTS their own residents." An FDAA spokesman said erty damaged In the storm. STORE. Most area residents Obituaries are familiar with television Under this method a commercials of this major homeowner can borrow any iniMiiiiiiiHiimiiiliiiiiiiiimiumi iiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitimiiiitiiiiiiiiiuiii lending institution featuring amount from a few hundred Weather: Warm Phil Rizzuto, the ex Yankee dollars up to $25,000 and Sunny and very warm today Most of the thunder showers John G. kilian Edmond Steinman baseball star and currently sometimes much more. This with highs 85 to 90 Fair and and showers early last night SPOTSWOOD - John G. LAKEWOOD - Edmond a sportscaster for the team, type or loan permits for cooler tonight with lows 65 to were over Utah, Idaho and Kilian, 73, of 82 Manalapan Steinman, 80, of 1090 A Argyll as its spokesman. long term payout, there- 70 Sunny and pleasant tomor- western Montana but they Road died yesterday at Perth Circle, Leisure Village East, fore payments can be as EXPERIENCED row, highs 75 to 80. Precipi- stretched south into Arizona. Amboy General Hospital, died yesterday at King James small as needed. tation probability 10 per cent Perth Amboy. Nursing Home, Middletown. MANAGER The heaviest hundrstroms DEBT CONSOLIDATION today, near zero tonight and yesterday afternoon were in Born in Tuxedo Park. New Born in Philadelphia, he The branch is headed up tomorrow. Winds light and Nevada, where Battle Moun- York, Mr. Kilian lived most moved to Shrewsbury in 1964 by Edward Tomaini, a top The money can be used variable today, becoming tain and Wlnnemucca had of his life in Jersey City be- and here in 1972. executive of THE MONEY for any purpose at all in- fore moving here seven years cluding debt consolidation, northerly five to 15 m.p.h. wind gusts over 60 miles per He retired in 1961 as shop STORE since Its inception. ago. He was an electrician payment of taxes, medical tonight. Ocean water tem- hour. The evening's strongest superintendent for Ford Mo- He is a long time resident with Curtis Wright Corp., of the area and is consid- expenses, college tuition, peratures are in the upper 60s thunderstorms hit Arizona, tor Company, Mahway, where Woodridge, before retiring 12 ered an expert in real estate purchase of an automobile, to low 70s where a heavy thunderstorm he worked for than 30 years. years ago. and related financing fields. new furniture, or even for The National Weather Ser- in the Globe area caused He was a member of Adah Surviving are his wife, Mrs. business purposes. vice says there is a chance of many roads and washes to Chapter 5, OES, of Fair FRIENDLY ADVICE Edna Mae Kilian; four sons, scattered showers and thun- flood Haven, and the Teaneck . NO OBLIGATION dershowers through western Precipitation over other John Kilian of Jersey City, Ed, as his friends call Lodge 274. F. & A.M. him, invites area residents to Ed points out that Washington, the plateau re- areas of the nation was William Kilian of Matawan, gion, the Rockies; Florida, Thomas Kilian of Sayreville He was also a member of call him at 671-5600 where Modern Acceptance Cor- scarce poration better known as South Carolina and the east- and James Kilian of Lodi; the Leisure Village Square he offers to confidentially ern half of the Gulf Coast. TIDES five brothers, Fred Kilian of Club. analyze your property THE MONEY STORE has' SuiyHMk equity plus your income additional branches in the Unseasonably hot to very Secaucus, William and Gustav Surviving is his widow, Mrs. hot weather is expected TODAY - High 7:04 p.m. Kilian, both of Spotswood, and repayment capabilities area where experienced Winifred Steinman; a son, and tell you exactly how managers can offer the same through the northern Plains, and low 12:52 p.m. Charles and Albert Kilian, Edmond Steinman Jr., of Minnesota, Maine and the TOMORROW - High 7:38 both of Lodi; two sisters, HOOSCARLINS? much you can borrow and friendly service.. If you live Palmerton, Pa., a brother, what your payments should near Bricktown you can call New England coast. Else- a.m. and 7:5! p.m. and low Mrs. Gertrude Williams of William Steinman of Venice, where, readings will be sea- 1:34 a.m. and 1:43 p.m. Spotswood and Mrs. Juliette be. Bob Benson at 458-1000. Fla.; four grandchildren and In Toms River it's Dick Fet- sonably mild to warm, with For Red Bank and Rumson Nady of Secaucus, 11 grand- two great-grandchildren. children and three great- uJr,..™.^!,. ton •' 244-6300. You ate clear to partly cloudy skies. bridge, add two hours; Sea MORTGAGE LOANS invjt,d to ^ fof informi Scattered showers and Bright deduct 10 minutes; grandchildren. The Wealherhead-Young C/RLIN5 The figures quoted will tion or advice even though Uundershowers persisted Long Branch, deduct 15 min- The Bedle Funeral Home, Funeral Home, Brick Town- bt based on a highly popu- you have no intention of • vernight in the inter utes; Highlands bridge, add Matawan, is in charge of ar- ship, is in charge of arrange- lir method of borrowing, borrowing. l region. 40 minutes. rangements. ments. SHREWSBURY N J MONOAY AUGUST 23. 1»78 TikC Dtofy Congress in session

WASHINGTON (AP) - eluded in a 164 t-bUuon appro- TV individual tax cuts now plans to place initial orders Congress is coming back to priation bill for the Labor and in effect are worth about |1M for Ik* planes la November work after its recess for the the Health. Education aad a year to a typical family of Eventually, the program-calls Republican National Con Welfare departments (our with an income of for a fleet of IJ4 of UM taper veation with Senate House The bill, on which other dif- II5,*M ionic planet at aa estimated differences over taxes, abor- ferences between the Senate Also awaltiag a Senate cost of 122 billion tion and the Bl bomber still aad the House have been re- House compromise agree- In still other action, • to be resolved solved, is about t4 billion over ment is I defense apprupni House aad Strut* caattriaw Aside from retching com- Ford's budget requests. lion bill that totaled |1M bil- committee, either Wednesday promises on those issues, the The two houses are far lion when pasted by the Sen- or Thursday, will try to re- legislators have a number of apan on the major tax over- ate just before the recess •orvt a dispute over a Penta- other measures to deal with haul bill passed by the Senate A major issue to be re- gon request for & million for More the Oct. 2 adjournment shortly before the recess for solved is a Senate amend- US military maneuvers thai date set by party leaders. the GOP convention The ment banning expenditure of fall The Senate starts off today House passed its version eight II billion to start production TV Pentagon said US mil- with a bill that would author months ago of the controversial Bl bomb- itary wltt have itarted to to pumping 11 billion in addi- The House has not yet ap- er until after next Feb 1 movt to Europe In ex- tional subsidies Into the defi- pointed conferees to seek a This would give the presi- pectation that funds will be cit ridden Postal Service over compromise with the Senate, dent taking office Jan. M a provided for their participa- the next two years but it is expected to do so chance to decide whether to tion In aa Army txercii*. Op- The measure also would shortly go ahead with production. eration Reforger, tad aa Air create a 1! member commis- Along with a wide variety The House, however, voted Fore* txerdte called Created sion to study and report by of tax law changes, the bill against delaying orders for Cap They arc scheduled to Feb. IS, 1177, on Postal Ser- provides for extending tax the first three Bl bombers un- takt part in the Held ex- vice problems and how to cuts for individuals and busi- til after the presidential in- ercises in western Europe deal with them In the inter- nesses voted last year in an auguration. • long with other U.S. and in, postal rate increases and antirecession move The Ford administration NATO forcM there service cuts would be prohib- ited MPMr fHH Mr Mi «• SEEKING RELIEF FROM THE HEAT - These enough to find a spot on the beach sizzled under On the agenda for the people headed for the shore, via the Garden State the sweltering heat of the last two days. The view House on its first day back HOUSE TOO SMALL? Parkway yesterday. In search of some relief from Is from the Tlnton Ave. overpass, Tlnton Falls. were bills to control toxic the 90 degree temperatures. But even people lucky substances and to extend the student ltan guarantee pro- gram for three years, as well add space with low-cost dormer as t variety of lesser mea- sures. SAVE MONEY Delegates get brief scare In mid-week the House is to take up a W 45 billion appro- TOO By SHERRY CONOHAN diverted to Kennedy because applause went up in the cabin The plane had taken off priation bill to fund the modi- the runways were longer for the pilot. one ol the mosl economical from Washington and was en- fied public service jobs legis- ways to gam space in your NEWARK - A group of there there was more emer- Approximately 100 mem-route to Newark when the lation passed over President house is through the use ol a New Jersey delegates, alter- gency equipment on hand. He bers of the New Jersey con- fire broke out. The engine Ford's veto. dormer Our, Tow and easy nates and guests to the Re-said the plane could fly on tingent which attended the was quickly turned off as And the Senate is to come term prices enable you to publican National Convention, two engines, even one engine, Stan right now Call lor your convention were aboard the soon as a fire warning light to grips with the House's in- came home to an exiting end easily. plane. lighted up In the pilot's com- tree estimate of in exciting week when sistence on banning the use of Fire engines lined the run- Sens. Clifford P Case, R- partment, and no flames were federal funds for abortions one of the three engines on way as the airplane touched N.J., chairman of the New ever visible to passengers, al- DON'T MOVE their chartered, TWA plane though some complained they The ban, previously re- down late Friday afternoon. Jersey delegation, and Rich- jected by the Senate, Is in- caught fire, forcing it to The landing was almost as ard F. Schweiker, R-Pa., who could smell kerosene or gaso- — IMPROVE make an emergency landing smooth as the one a short had been named by former line. it you have priced real estate at Kennedy International Air- time earlier In Washington, California Gov. Ronald Rea- After the plane landed at lately you know that ii is port in New York City. DC, the only stop enroute gan, as his vice presidential more economical lor you to Kennedy, the passengers improve Call us tor advice The plane, which had been from Kansas City, Ho., where running mate, were among were bused to Newark Air- headed for Newark Airport, the convention was held. those who deplaned in Wash- port where many relatives landed without incident The As soon as the plane safely ington before the problem and friends were waiting to BASEMENT ROOM All TYPIS IMPROVIMINU ATTIC CONVIHSION pilot explained It was being touched ground, a round of with the plane developed. meet them. TONIGHT "CIRCLE OF FRIENDS" r §; K • lo~ IMM.. . «... •_. * •"*•* "** TUESDAY . I.....I tN. * «•"» l"1"-" Gen. Crawford's "FRESH" NO MONEY DOWN - TERMS AMANGU ON ANY IMPtOVTMBfl WEDS. TION retirement is set ••MAIN sneer- By Tie AlMdaMI Press Th* Nm Jo* S»nl Sand MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. FT. HONHOUTH - Ma). OTMI Stndwichn Served Mon trim Fn Gen. Albert B. Crawford Jr., HIGHWAY 35 AT HEADDONS CORNER, MIDDUTOWN Carter says GOP ticket Tielps' commander of the Elec- 741 bObO tronics Command (ECOH) 9 LOS ANGELES — Jimmy Carter says his chances of car- and the fort, will retire from rying the Western states in the November election have been military service early next helped by the Republicans' choice of a ticket headed by Presi- year. dent Ford with Sen. Robert Dole as a running mate. Named by the Pentagon to "I'll do much better out here now than I would against replace Gen. Crawford It other possible tickets," Carter said after arriving here yes- Maj Gen. John K. Sinner Jr., terday at the start of a four-day campaign swing. who has been commanding Former California Gov. Ronald Reagan "would have general of the second support added a great deal of trouble for me." command, United States Carter, who attended a star-studded fund raising dinner Army Europe, since August, and two parties last night, was to meet today with the steer- 1(74. He is a native of Wood- The high ing committee of the Democratic National Committee, which bury, N. J. *" is coordinating the Carter campaign with Democratic con- gressional and state campaigns. > Gen. Crawford was named commanding genenl He was also to outline the basic themes of his campaign . of ECOM and Ft. Monmouth today at a speech to the Los Angeles Town Hall Forum. last August. Previously, he Those themes include the need to restore the public's had served for four years as faith in government and to have government leaders who are project manager, Army Tac- interest book. responsive to the people. tical Data Systems, at the Ma) Gea. After! ». fr.wf.rti fort. Ford relaxes in Colorado Gen. Crawford, 48, is one of Korea, North Africa, and It- VAIL, Colo. — President Ford is continuing a relaxed va- the Army's youngest two-star aly. His retirement will con- cation schedule that was criticized by his vice presidential generals. His previous tours dude 27 years of Army ser- running mate before he was chosen for the second spot on the included duty in Vietnam, vice. Republican ticket. Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Ford would continue to mix White House chores with athletics at least for today, but is expected to begin taking part in campaign strategy sessions Griffin released with his advisers tomorrow. Nessen reported that conferences on the campaign al- ready are under way among advisers, although Ford has nolon $30,000 bail been involved in any major way. Last week, before Ford selected him as his running mate. FREEHOLD - Alvin A. Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas met with editors of Time maga- That death was found to be Griffin of Red Bank, who was zine, which quoted him in this week's edition as criticizing justifiable homicide. sentenced to prison last plans for the Vail stay. month for manslaughter, has When he sentenced Griffin "With eight weeks to go, he (Ford) has to be very aggres- been released in 130,000 bail to concurrent terms in state sive," Dole was quoted as saying. "... With him going to by a judge of the Appellate prison for both offenses, Vail for a week, that's 15 per cent of it down the drain " Division of Superior Court. Judge Aikins recommended Superior Court Judge Sonia that the term be served in a Reagan says he'll aid Ford Morgan of the state appeals slate reformatory that could provide rehabilitative ser- LOS ANGELES — Ronald Reagan says he is willing to do court released Griffin, 26, of Marlin Place, Red Bank, vices unavilable in a state anything he can to help President Ford's campaign, but his prison. efforts will have to be fitted around his radio and public pending appeal of his con- viction and seven-to-ten year speaking commitments. sentence. The shootings of both John- "I'll do what I can," Reagan said as he prepared to son and Bailey took place The motion for his release meet today with the producer of "American Opinion," the during a cocaine transaction on bail pending outcome of daily radio show he discontinued when he started campaign- during which Bailey appar- the appeal was entered by ing against Ford last year for the Republican presidential ently tried to stage an armed Philip Auerbach, Griffin's at- nomination. holdup The 65-year-old former California governor.-whose broad- torney. casting career began as a baseball announcer for the Chicago Superior Court Judge Louis It was not determined dur- Cubs before he broke into movies in 1937. hopes to be on the R. Aikins, who presided over ing the trial whether Griffin air in about three weeks with a daily five-minute political Griffin's five-day trial in June was in Neptune to sell co- commentary. He returned to radio once before — in 1(75 after caine for later distribution on and who sentenced him, origi- When your name is on a CJB savings took, you"ti leaving California's governorship. nally refused to grant bail on the street or whether he was In an interview on the flight back to California after last Aug. (. Griffin had been out there to invest in its purchase gel interesting reading with the highest interest week's Republican National Convention. Reagan said that on C5.000 bail until his July for later distribution. rates the taw allows us to pay Make your money looking back over his campaign, the only thing he would do 23 sentencing. grow with a regular savings account or investors differently is spend more time in Ohio and less in California. Griffin, a star quarterback passbook savings account at Central Jersey Bank for Red Bank Regional High and Trust Company Put your name on a CJB high School in the late IMO's, was interest book today The Daily Register found guilty by a jury in a PuMUhod K1MM IO* Utolllf shooting death in 1(74 ZEROX COPIES EitoMISMO In 1171 by JoM KC«W Honey Cloy Moln Offlct He was found culpable in Ono HoolMOf Pino. SMo«la*y. N J till the death of Lawrence John- INSTANT •ronctl Ofncot son, 25, of Neptune, in a Nep- • It «l IS, MMdoW.ni, H J Uim MonmotilK County CowHiowo. F.ooJoM. M J t/m tune home on Dec 1!, 1174. PRINTING I7» hoooMV. Long fconcti. »' •"• INMMU TitMon. N J Mt» He was also found guilty of CENTRAL JERSEY BANK •MO ol It. WMCMM »rou TKt tlwKWOf PtOM II onillloo 0. possessing a gun without a While You wait -AISJT3 TTRVJST tutal.K *» uio o) oil n» tool now prmto« ki lt» ni.ioin Ol woll permit. "w^ CU!S£HM M «00 ••*. 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Ira Greenstein of Edison, and erview Hospital, Red Bank • 1 |« 1 o Obituaries Born in Newark, he had one grandchild are on page 5 Born in New York City, 1 * II 1(11 IIUllvV ^ >I M l\y I mil ligilMIMIMM HIM IIIHIIIIMIIIIM till III HI IIIIIHIIM MM I III I Ml HIM lived here three years. He The Worden Funeral Home, Mrs. Kelleher lived here 16 formerly lived in Belford. Red Bank, is in charge of ar- years. She was employed at rangements the Riverview Hospital phar- He was a buyer of major Matawan man dies; macy department and was a appliances for the Robert tired police chief, died yet- 1 • • * * communicant of St. Mary's Hall Village in New York dRlHl Roman Catholic Church, New City Monmouth. Surviving are his widow, I><>..<*<> 111 VeStlgH till g Mrs. Dorothy Greenstein; a NOTICE ASBURV PARK - Police delli lived in Hazlet 12 years Surviving are her husband, before moving to Matawan Donald T. Kelleher, Sr; a son, David Greenstein of Ver- Take notice that the following appointments non, Conn., a a daughter, three years ago. He was a son, Donald T Kelleher, Jr. will be made at the Public Meeting of the mail clerk with the American at home; three daughters, Mrs. Sigrid Oltersen Smelting and Refining Co., Mn. Donna Reiboldt of Township Committee being held on August Girdner COLTS NECK - Mrs. Sig- ' Plainfield and an Army veter- Keansburg, Mrs. Diane Gre 24, 1976 in Township Hall, 1 Kings Highway, an of the Vietnam War. He gov of Arizona and Miss rid Ottersen, 88, of 207 Conover was chief umpire for the Haz- Daria Kelleher, at home; two Road died Thursday at Riv- Middletown, N.J.: as chief .nAugustoM.;. and let Youth Athletic League brothers, James Kelley of erview Hospital, Red Bank Born in Finland, Mrs. Otter- Water Committee Surviving are his father, Kingston, Pa. and Paul Kel- / ley of Monterey, Calif; two sen lived here 60 years. She Middletown Township Housing Authority Sylvester J. Nardelli of was the widow of the late Mr Phillips was an exempt F ./^ oU^r information on the In- Keansburg; four brothers, Jo- sisters, Mrs. Joan Kenny of fireman with the Holmdel ^^r ! Belle Meade and Mrs. Clare John Ottersen. seph, James M. and Michael Surviving are two nephews By order of the Middletown Township Com- Fire Company No 1, and t jM Bom ,n NeWark, Mr Nar- J. Nardelli, all of Hazlet and Gay of Oakland and two Me member (if the PBA local mT ^j-JP' ... . Robert R. Nardelli of Mata- grandchildren. and a niece. mittee, Allan J. MacDonald, Mayor. 2j| here Pietro Anaslamo wan and a sister, Miss There- The Scott Funeral Home, The Bedle Funeral Home, Matawan, is In charge of ar- He was a member of the In- ^ L0NG BRANCH* - Pietro sa Nardelli of Eatontown. Belford, is in charge of ar- rangements rangements ternational, New Jersey ""I*•• "•*• Anastasio, M, of 228 Wardell The John w. Mehlenbeck SUte, and Monmoulh County tne Holmdel Cemetery Asso- Place, died yesterday at Mon- Funeral Home, Hazlet, is In PoUce Chiefs Associations claUon, and a member of the mouth Medical Center. charge of arrangements. He wns also a member of nyslic Brotherhood Lodge 21 He was born In Italy and the local Kiwanls, a trustee of of Red Bank. had lived here since 1923. Mrs. Minnie Menz rii-irli-. Willouffhbv Mr phmiP' was a member He WM • reUreii cttvem - WEST KEANSBURG - ^nariCH wiliougnit) Of the United Church of ploye. He was a communicant Mrs Minnie Menz, 80, of ] FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Christ, here of Holy Trinity Roman Catho- Avenue A died yesterday at Charles Wllloughby, 75, of Besides his son, he is sur lie Church. He served with Bayshore Community Hospi- English town Road, died yes- v,ve• A —.. D •-•^.k W Budd of Rochester, NY., Surviving are her daughter, Mrs- Anna Penclch Joseph J. Magory and Mrs. F Marie Morrow of Ms Terry Woodward of West ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Clalfon. End; a brother, George Rlccl - Mrs. Anna Pericich, 71, of MIDDLETOWN - Joseph The Hlgglns Memorial here; two sisters, Mrs. Mary » Navesink Ave. died Friday J. Magory, 80, of 61 Pacific Home, Freehold, is in charge rerrin and Mrs. Elizabeth at Monmouth Medical Center, Ave. died Saturday at Riv- of arrangements. WoltowlU, both of Shrews- Long Branch. erview Hospital, Red Bank. — bury Born in Hoboken, Mrs. Per- Born in Newark, Mr. Ma- 202. Death Notices , , rson iclch moved here about 40 gory moved here seven years T|)ew m ms Ande ago. He was a retired taxicab r*™* Home is in charge of years ago. She was a commu- driver for Twentieth Century JR, arrangements. c.Touc Church * Cab Co., Newark. ond Slilnman Jr. of ,-- — __ .. _. LaUIOHC mural. Surviving are his widow, i«7!S'Aiw i^l'ivid Death Notice* she was the widow of Fred- Mrs. Lillian Magory; a son, v ioof prondchiidftn onti two or»ot YAHARA — jottoh p„ *i, oi M erico Pericich, who died in Walter Magory of Pisca- Kondchlidfin Funtral iirvlc* al Itt* Htrltoot Drive, Mlddltlown on Augutt . tolhvrhtad Young Funtral Home, 90, 1**6 BtlovaD d hutbanl 0 d 0olf Mrr j January taway; two daughters, Mrs. 1WZ;"W°2&ifZZ'.X a."iV^::h .Vd°'S', . 'c'.'» . l.* c'. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Wtdmiday morning I nltrmini Jooni Dior brother of Char let, Ed BI...I. Ilnffmann haro- tu/n May Beck, here and Mrs. Lil- 0 Whit Ml Park, word and H*nry Yohoro, Mn Bertha TeSSle HOlimann, nere, IWO lian DeSarno of Clark, four fX S5Ko1fi4"&sSR1?;.lf;n'RlJS;. brothers, John Donbero of grandchildren and five great- nSZ^AftiTSVSS^g ^g/t't^fV.^'^m Union Beach and Joseph Don- grandchildren. », EO.I iir.o oi si Mary < Romon coihoiic nieces and nephews Funerals, Keansburg, is in V,">K.^Wr%:!?iViiir: felTSfe.?Cm&& Posten's Funeral Home is charge of arrangements. 1 J vumn.^,, Mmp.m. ta charge of arrangements.

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Yet* - Mrs Aon Hiliber, Hi Bn Hiliber here; a son, Ted Ruth Harris Falk, 807 High School, Little Silver, HAZLET - Ruisell Q year becaiee of 01 health singer and actress on vaude Haliber, of New York, and Douglas Drive, died Friday at N J . and a member of The Yen, M of ( KnoU Ter died He was a member of St. ville circuits in the 1920s five grandchildren Ideal Hospital, Endicott, Dally Register's sports de- Obituaries Saturday at Brookdale Nun- Johai United Melhodul died Friday at Bay view Nurs- where she had been a patient partment ing Center Church here and an Army Air ing Home, kliddletown, N.J The Child's Funeral Home. for four days. She was the Force veteran of World War Mrs Falk was born in Bon in Eluabeth. Mr Yess airs Haliber was born in Red Bank, N J. is in charge mother of Ivan "Jonni" Falk aboard finhinfi boat II Scranton, Pa , and was for- New York man die* lived there 44 years before Nashville, Tenn of arrangements of Tinton Falls, N.J., a teach- Surviving are his widow, merly of Wilkes Barre, Pa, SEA BRIGHT - An au morning while fishing on a moving here M yean ago He Mn Dorothy M Yen, ( aw, where she resided for 45 topsy has been scheduled for party boat about a mile off was a machinist with Purola Russell N Yen of Steven* years and had been a caterer William Katechis of New short here > tor Product* Co.. Railway, tor ville. Md . a daughter Mn. She came here to reside with York City, who died Saturday The captain of the party 45 yean before retiring last Georgia Anna Burton of San her son, Frank Falk, follow- boat "America, " Robert J MIDDLETOWN Jon. Calif. t brother, Ches- ing the death of her husband, Joseph P. Yahara Bleakney, transmitted a dis- MTH. Irene ter Yess of Elliabeth, two Joseph Falk, in May 1175 tress call over marine radio MIDDLETOWN - Joseph Throrkmorton suten. Mri Josephine Zehl P Yahara, Si, of H Heritage at I am Saturday about a HEALTH SPA Also surviving are another man having • possible heart OCEANPORT - Mr» Irene nf Carteret and Mrs Emily Drive died Friday of a heart H Throckmorton, II. ol I Walker of Linden and one son, Julian Falk of Paramus, attack during a fishing trip in attack MIDDLETOWN PLAZA N.J.; two sitters, Mrs Ted t'ayuga Ave died Friday at granddaughter Alaska Marine Police found the Wrubl'e of Bethlehem and Rlvervlew Hospital. Red The John W Mehlenbeck Born in Danbury, Conn , victim, who was described as Bank HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN. NJ. Mrs. Charles Gromer of in his late M's. dead when Funeral Home is in charge of Mr. Yahara lived in this area Mrs Throckmorton wai Scranton, both of Pennsylva- they arrived at the boat arrangements most of his life He was a re- bom In Danbury, Conn . and 671-4400 nia, and six grandchildren The body was taken to the tired self-employed fisherman lived in the shore area for The Rosenberg Funeral and construction worker Sandy Hook Coast Guard Sta- many years prior to moving Ixrttery winner* Chapel, Wilkes-Barre, was in He was a former president tion and then to Monmouth here eight yean ago TRENTON - The winning Medical Center, Long Branch charge of arrangements of the Belford Seafood Coop Mrs Throckmorton was a Plck-ll number for Friday and a member of the Labor communicant of St James was 7M The straight bet paid Dontinirk Santar*irro ers Union, Local 1072, Red Raymond I.. Walker Episcopal Church. Long 1271 U. the box bet. MS M Bank. He was a communicant SOUTH PLAINFIF.LD - Branch and the front and back pair. KEANSBURG - Dominick at St Mary's Roman Catholic Raymond L Walker. Sr. M, Surviving are a daughter. «7 J, Santarsiero, M, of M Port Church, New Monmouth of 30] Wadsworth Ave , died Mrs Louis Mion, here, and The winning Pick-It number Monmouth Road died yes- Surviving are his widow. Thursday at the Veterans one grandson on Saturday was J14 The terday at home following a Mrs. Marie Yahara, two Hospital, Bernards The Woolley Funeral Home. straight bet paid 1324. the box long illness. daughters, Mrs Barbara J Mr Walker lived most of Long Branch, Is in charge of bet, IM and the front and Bom in New York City, Mr Huch of Anchorage, Alaska his life in the Newark arrangements back pair, t!2 Santarstero lived in this area and Mrs. Constance Joans, Plalnfield area He was a re- 11 years. He was employed al here; three brothers, Charles tired foreman at Whitehead JOIN MOW W.T. 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ASRF» WK. PCD &tV. OPEN AH) 1 FW TO 9 PM BBCX TOWN OWl 0W TO OTTJSf f TO MO 3LM N0ON-SO0 WmJCH QPtN MCW TM»J SW K> MC The Daily Register Plot to kill Kissinger foiled Congressman, was appointed Established in 1878- Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON Then in a.reference to our by President Richard Nixon Will LES WHITTEN 1174 columns, he added: to bead the Veterans Admin- ARTHUR Z. KAMIM "This fact which, I repeat, A reported plot to asaassi WASHINGTON I've known privately, has istration. But be was forced President and Editor nate Secretary of State Henry been corroborated by the U.S. out of office when he proved Kissinger In Cotta Rica six SCENE journalist Jack Anderson." to be a lackluster leader. So Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor months ago was blocked by Rlvero named Bosch as one be was shuffled over to the U.S. and Costa Rican author- of the 18 anti-Castro leaders Commerce Department, $ MONDAY. AUGUST 23, 1976 ities lour days before it was who had conspired to lull U.S. where he has been ensconced as Deputy Assistant Secre- supposed to be carried out. edly upset an anti-Castro ter- and other leaders promoting tary for Domestic and Inter- We have pieced together ru.ist band, known as Cuban a Cuban-American detente. 'Tin- economy is finally under control. the story from secret testi- Actiui, which Bosch headed. Bosch already had been con- ANDERSON national Business. mony before the Senate Inter- We reported part of the sto- victed in 1H8 of shelling a to the FBI, and they had also Johnson has used both his That bum said 'Please, sir.'" nal Security Subcommittee ry two years later after a Polish freighter with a ba- received the information, and VA and Commerce posts to and from interviews with Cu- lengthy investigation in zooka while it was moored in we notified the Secret Ser- travel, mostly back to Iowa, ban exiles and U.S. In- Miami In columns on Sept. 1 Miami. He jumped federal pa- vice, as they have the protec- where he has kept his politi- telligence sources and Nov. 12, 1174, we warned role and fled to Venezuela in tive duty for the Secretary of cal fences mended in the A Cuban terrorist named that anti-Castro terrorists 1174. State." hope of once again running Orlando Bosch Avila, was re- planned an "assassination . . Months later, he was re- The plot was linked to Kis- for office. ported to be gunning for Kis- against American congress- ported to be in Curacao, pro- singer's two-day stay in Costa At the Commerce Depart- singer. The attempt on the men and businessmen who tected by Chilean gunmen. He Rica, and Bosch was picked ment alone, Johnson has Secretary's life was expected, supported a ... thaw." We bragged, according to the re- up and questioned. He wasspent at least |7,000 on travel, according to underground re- noted that Kissinger had been ports, of his "money, friends held on a false passport $5,204 in the last year. He al- ports, during his visit to Costa in touch with Castro. and protection." charge until Kissinger was sa- ways goes first class, despite Rica last February. The first hint that Kissinger Florida's Dade County Pub- fely out of the country. the fact that government Shortly before Kissinger's himself was one of the targets lic Safety Department, be- Bosch later insisted: "My regulations require coach arrival, Bosch slipped into came later from Carlos Riv- cause of the huge Cuban pop- only crime was entering the travel for federal employes. Costa Rica on a false pass- ero Collado, son of the man ulation in Miami, has ex- country with a false pass- The enterprising Johnson, port. But the FBI and Secret elected to the presidency of cellent Ues throughout LaUn port." Certainly, it was never however, has a ready excuse Service had been alerted. Cuba in 1958 Rivera was ac- America. In early 1976, the proved in court that he hoped for his luxury accom- They traced Bosch's move- tive in the anti-Castro under- county's terrorist expert, Lt. to knock off Kissinger. He is modations. ments and notified the Costa ground In Miami's little Ha- Thomas Lynch, picked up now at large somewhere in "I'm a hell of a big man," Rican authorities. The sus- vana. But he later re-defected some electrifying news. Latin America. he told our reporter Barbara pected assassin was arrested to Cuba where he gave a fas- He told the Senate Subcom- Takei. "I'm six foot five and and clapped into a tiny jail cinating interview. mittee about it in secret testi- Democratic presidential weigh 270 pounds." Johnson cell four days before Kissi- "I have known privately mony. "We received informa- nominee Jimmy Carter must also said his bad back forced nger got to town. since 1172," he said, "(about) tion from confidential have Don Johnson in mind him to fly In the forward The plot to kill Kissinger the plan to assassinate the sources," he swore, "that when he charges that the Re- compartment. Despite his apparently grew out of his U.S. Secretary of State." He there was going to be an at- publicans find cushy jobs in many excursions to his home overtures to improve rela- said the plot had taken "cer- tempt on the life of Secretary the bureaucracy for defeated state, he denied having any tions with Cuba's Fidel Cas- tain form" by 1973 and had of State Henry Kissinger . . . GOP legislators. plans for a comeback in poli- tro back in 1972. This report- been "actualized" by 1974. We passed the information on Johnson, a former Iowa tics The doctor upstairs By JIM BISHOP He mopped tile floors and i brought to the old stable scrubbed pots and pans for at all the hours around the He was the epitome of dig- THE meals and a few dollars. He clock. Brown never com- nity. Perhaps it was more was a tall man with white plained. The harder they than dignity. Dr. E. P. D. hair. The distinguishing fea- worked him the more he Egann was aloof, impeccable, REPORTER ture, to most people, was that smiled merciless. As chief of surgery he had a superior vocabulary. He was found dead on the in a Chicago hospital he was mi i • HIIIII IIIII Pew noticed that he had one busted couch. The people a dictator who could not for- brown eye and one blue. mourned as though they had give a mistake in a subordi- had no tolerance for logic or Most of the time he ap- slaughtered a prophet. Wom- nate. errors of judgment. peared to be lethargic, lacon- en stood outside the shabby shed and sobbed. They had Egann was tall, ramrod He made one. A little boy ic. One day a customer was BISHOP straight, a man with a fleck died on an operating table. sipping coffee and burst into forgotten to ask him where he of white at each temple. He Normally, It would not have tears. He had a sick daughter a stable. The poor chipped in came from, and if he had a . had an unusual aberration: become a public matter. and no money. The man with chairs, a table, a busted sofa family. eyes of different colors. The There were many doctors the mop listened. Softly, be and Installed Dr. Brown in The men got together to ar- interns who feared his glance who feared this man. They said he could help. the loft. range a funeral. The dollar used to hum, "Brown eyes, wrote anonymous letters to He did. A Jewish neighbor A carpenter made a wooden bills came from barber shops, Why are you blue?," but nev- newspapers charging him asked if he was a doctor. "Al- cross and hand-lettered a restaurants, laundries and Our reclamation center er in the presence of the with murder. most," he Mid. "Almost." sign: "Dr. Brown — Up- push carts. They bought the surgeon. The word got around Sick stairs." Adults came to him cheapest casket, the The county has been showing its the conversion of oil fired boilers so The medical society sched- youngsters were brought to for help, but he said his inter- grave. A local undertaker He was rich, one of the few uled hearings. Silently, ae- reclamation center in Tinton Falls to that solid waste can be used as fuel, the beanery. He helped some. est was In saving the lives of provided a hearse, free. doctors who had a chauffeur. creUy, Dr. Egann signed his interested citizens with a great and it wants to conduct a pilot pro- Some were beyond help. UtUe ones. They paid him in It seemed as though a third His wife was a gracious host- fortune over to his wife and amount of pride. It is justified. gram in collaboration with the coun- wrinkled dollar bills, bowls of of the East Side followed that ess, a loving mother of four. disappeared. He was not seen ID six months, he became a hot noodles, bread, coffee and casket. On the way one man Freeholder Harry Larrison said ty. At the age of 40, he could •gain. Some called him a local celebrity. The poor be- canned goods.' said, "How can we bury a the 300-acre center will be accepting That is undoubtedly the most ex- have retired. He could have coward. Others said he was a lieved In him. "What do you call yourself?" they asked. In time the fake physician great man without even a trash from municipalities next citing bit of news associated with taught surgery at a univer- suicide. sity. "Doctor Brown,", he said. became the epitome of dig- marker on his grave?" The month. Besides using compacted the center. If the conversion pro- The Elizabeth Street pre- And so lt was. They realized nity. The people knew that his cortege stopped. garbage for landfill purposes, the gram is workable, and that appears Secretly, Dr. E. P. 0. cinct in New York covers the that he was not a qualified only fear was that the author- A merchant said, "Walt. center has two shredding buildings to be a distinct possibility, it will be Egann was a narcotic addict. Lower East Side, Cherry Hill physician, but he seemed to ities might find out that he Walt. I will get something." He was not as pompously self- where ferrous metals are removed one of the environmentalists' and Chinatown, which is to perform miracles on young- was practicing medicine with- He ran back to the stable. assured as he appeared to be. say poor Jewish neighbor- sters. out a license. The people paid the man the from refuse. The metals — along dreams come true. Besides the en- He might have known that hoods, Italian and Oriental. A Someone found a two-story The Chinese, the Italians, ultimate tribute. Over his with such items as glass and alumi- rgy saying, it will mean that trash someday, somehow he would beggar showed up In a bean shed In a backyard behind a the Jews kept the secret. In grave is a wooden cross num — can be sold, and Mr. Larri- and garbage will not have to be bu- make a grievous error. This ery around the corner from flat. It was empty. Old odors time, they worked him to which says: "Dr. Brown, Up- son said he hopes the center in a few ried or, as too often is the case, find is a law of logic, but Egann the police station. suggested it might have been death. Infants and children stairs." ... years will be using the trash for fer- its way into the ocean. tilizer, fuel and paper pulp. We share the freeholders' Mr. Larrison is particularly en- delight that the center has become a thused about a proposal from Ft. reality and look forward to some Monmouth. The fort is considering great accomplishments there. A difference of $100 billion By JAMES J. KILPATRICK "'"" '»''"""'«« nflmm.... This year's Republican plat- The Republicans "vigorously form runs to 65 pages, four oppose such divestiture." The Viking's lesson KANSAS CITY - The ficCONSERVATIV- E fewer than the Democrats Other diametric conflicts tion persists, encouraged by provided in New York. In the abound, on abortion, gun con- The flurry of excitement among eat up any organic substances in the those who haven't done their VIEW classic pattern, the virtuous trol, the Federal Reserve, de- scientists that the Viking robot land- soil. homework, that there isn't "a Republicans take credit for fense expenditures, and a va- dime's worth of difference" er might have uncovered signs of If further tests substantiate the all that is good and blame the riety of other issues, but the between the two major par- I •••' tint i linn individious Democrats for all sum of the conflicts is greater "conditions" of life has subsided. latter theory, then the chances of ties. In point of fact, the dif- forms commonly are re-that is bad. A month ago, it than the parts. The Demo- Puzzling activity in a sample of life on Mars will be pegged at "al- ferences are sharp, signifi- garded as mere rituals, hav- was Just the other way. The cratic platform Is pervasively soil scooped up by Viking's mechan- most zero," in the cautious language cant and pervasive. The con- ing no more force and effect, Republicans' blather content liberal, the Republican plat- flicting platforms offer abun- ical arm apparently is chemical, not of scientists. For the rest of us, it and commanding no more re- is no higher, and perhaps a form just as pervasively con- dant contrast. spect, than a valedictorian servative. Those labels often biological, the scientists believe. A will reinforce the probability of our little lower, than the Demo- KILPATRICK I know, I know: Platforms speech. Even so, the formal crats'. In weasel words and are derided these days, but surprisingly high amount of oxygen uniqueness in our universe. are meaningless. They are no platforms are all that we slippery phrases, the two the Democrats repeatedly in- they take on a lively vitality in the soil plus a rapid outpouring of It may be that in other planetary more than exotic flowers that have; and after one pushes platforms rank as one. sist that "we should strength- in the two platforms. carbon gas from the soil after a nu- systems in the farflung galaxies of bloom for one day every four the chocolate fudge aside, In one sense, the Republi- en federal support." The Re- "We believe that liberty some remarkably solid stuff trient was added in the Viking's the universe that conditions were years, wasting their sweet- cans are more radical than publicans insist as stubbornly can be measured by how ness on the desert air. Plat- remains. mini-laboratory aroused hopes about just right for a repetition of the de- the Democrats. The Republi- that "responsibility for educa- much freedom you have to cans endorse outright, or call tion belongs to local commu-' make your own decisions — life. The theory was that if Martian velopment of earth-type life. The for "the consideration of," no nities and parents." even your own mistakes," say organisms were living in the soil chances of our ever knowing, let al- fewer than five constitutional The Democrats approve the Republicans. While some sample, they might have eaten the one reaching them, are dim. amendments — on abortion, mandatory busing "for the national concerns must be nutrient and exhaled the carbon If there is no life within our own busing, school prayer, wom- purpose of desegregation." handled nationally, "as a gen- eral rule, we believe that gov- dioxide. planetary system, and Mars was the en's rights and effective The Republicans do not statehood for the District of waffle: "We oppose forced ernment action should be tak- More study by the Viking's biol- best bet, then for all practical pur- Columbia. The Democrats op- busing to achieve racial bal- en first by the government ogy team back on earth suggests, poses we are alone in the universe. pose the first three and agree ances In our schools." that resides as close to you as however, that the nutrient is being The philosophical and practical im- only on the last two. The Democrats want a possible." The Republicans emphasize that "every dollar consumed or oxidized by the oxygen plications of that realization & such The frugal Republicans ten- "comprehensive and manda- spent by government Is a dol- tatively endorse three or four tory national health insurance in the soil. Worse, if this is true, it as the need to safeguard our pre- lar earned by you," and they areas of larger federal spend- system." The Republicans would mean that the chemical pro- cious, life-sustaining environment — would ask on every doubtful are steadfastly opposed; they ing that might cost 50 cents occasion: "Is it not better for cess is so strong it would constantly are immense. would build instead on the net; the reckless Democrats the country to leave your dol- call for 52 such increases ad- present health delivery and lars in your pocket?" ding up to maybe $100 billion. insurance system. The Republican preamble is The Democrats promise That is the kind of sound 10 times better than the flatly to wipe out authority doctrine you won't find in the A brave young man Democratic preamble in for state right-to-work laws. Democratic platform. In my terms of political philosophy. The Republicans just as flatly own biased view, it makes The Middletown Township Com- Even though he could not see the If you want a clear, concise would retain the law as it Is. mighty pleasant reading, if mittee has formally cited Michael T. troubled youth, he used his hearing exposition of conservative po- The Democrats would break only for one day every four Marrazzo, 19-year-old township .resi- senses to reach the lad, who was litical thought, the GOP pre- up the major oil companies. years. dent, for bravery. He had jumped clinging to his craft. amble provides it. into Raritan Bay, fully clothed, to A comparison of half a doz- en specific positions reveals rescue Frederick Hill, a 17-year-old With the current taking young the split Hill farther from land, the speed in Today in history from Atlantic Highlands, who suf- The Democrats would move fered leg cramps while trying to which Marrazzo reacted helped pre- toward a national program of One year ago: me Commu Bicentennial footnote: Two swim ashore while, at the same vent what might have been a tra- public welfare, "substantially nists completed their takeo- hundred years ago today time, trying to bring his rowboat gedy. It's good to know that in our financed by the federal gov- ver of the Indochina Kingdom British Gen. William Howe, ernment." The Republicans of Laos who had landed troops on with him. midst is a fine young man whose "oppose federalizing the wel- Today's birthdays: Dancer New York's Long Island, Young Marrazzo, who is legally courage far outweighs his handicap fare system." Gene Kelly is (4 years old. called for American volun- of impaired vision. blind, heard Hill's cries for help. Pusher In the field of education, Singer Tex Williams Is 5» teers to Join the Redcoats. SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY AUGUST 23 197« Edith Boiling Wilson ruled in Oval Office •y 8ID MOODY portance on what effect It might have on his weakened con (Tweaty flftt »l a series) stltution Of the Constitution she was not concerned The LEADERS IN CRISIS amiable vice president, Thomas Marshall, whose diagnosis Man has walked on the moon May not, some day, worn of the nation's greatest aeed is beat remembered as being a an dt In the Oval Office? good five-cent cigar, finally stirred himself to ask Mrs Wil- When and if that day comes, wUl she remember that she with the onset ol small cerebral blockages son if there were anything he could do II she could think of Hal the flnt, not quite? For not long ago, the vast power of Visibly exhausted, he nonetheless embarked on a nation- anything, she'd call him, she saw Afraid to take any in the presidency was transmitted through the hands of a wide train crusade to rally the American people to his sup- illative, Marshall told any official callers he could not act woman, one who perhaps fittingly was the great-great- port for Wilson but, "I'm glad to sec you just the same." great-great-great-great-great granddaughter of Pocahonlas "If this guarantee is not lived up to, I want to say that Occasionally, papers submitted for decision would come Her name was Edith Boiling Wilson, a well born Virgi- in another generation or two we must have another and far - back with notations on the margins IB Mrs Wilson's un- nian widow who ran a Jewelry shop in Washington, DC, more disastrous war," he prophesied in Omaha Later, in trained handwriting that sometimes ran over onto the enve- had but two years formal schooling and little concern with Pueblo, Colo., he was stricken and returned to Washington lope politics until she became the second wife, in lilt, of the Wth where he was laid half paralyzed and near death in the And yet the country survived And so did Wilson In president of the United States, Woodrow Wilson. great bed of Abraham Lincoln A curtain of silence fell over time he succeeded in forcing himself to walk, a pathetic Wilson had been widowed himself in 1114 and met his the White House. Memoranda, reports, appeals for decision shuffle in which he dragged his deadened left leg behind wife-to-be through the fiancee of the White House physician. kept flowing into the president's office. And were unans- him. He managed to resume Cabinet meetings, sometimes Dr. Cary Grayson. Grayson and the handsome Edith Boiling wered. Some were trivial. Midshipmen from Annapolis had breaking into embarrassed tears for no apparent reason become drunk on a summer training cruise and acquired Gait would make a largely unrecorded history By becoming Senator Albert Pall, who was to go to Jail for his corrup- "immoral diseases" along the waterfront. But they stayed caretakers of Wilson when he suffered a paralyzing throm tion in the Harding administration, finally managed a meet- on at the Naval Academy because their dismissal lay boats in October, Hl«, they became in effect the caretakers ing with Wilaon, actually to determine if the president were unauthorized. Herbert Hoover's request to be relieved of his of the presidency itself. capable of remaining in office Wilson rose brilliantly to the war relief position was also unanswered, so he simply closed Blunt and outspoken if need be, opinionated but a de- occasion while his wife hovered near by, and when the flus- his office There was trouble with Mexico The British am- voted wife, Mrs. Wilson would say: "I am not interested in tered Fall saw his hopes of arguing removal of the president bassador chafed at not being received and finally returned the president of the United Stales. I am interested in my dashed, he told Wilson he had been praying for him. husband and his health." And that is how she ran the office to Britain for a year and a half. In desperation, Secretary of State Robert Lansing began "Which way, Senator?" Wilson replied. Wilson was victim of his ideal, the League of Nations. calling Cabinet meetings. Some time later, Wilson found out Indeed, buoyed by his wife, Wilson hoped to win the The signs of his breakdown were there but mlsdiagnosed about it and fired Lansing for "disloyalty." "I hate Lan- Democratic nomination In 1120 in a final battle for the during his emotional but exhausting diplomacy in Europe sing," said his wife. League, even though it meant defeating his son-in-law, WU Ham McAdoo, another candidate. It came to naught, and the after the Great War had ended. Slight eccentricities had ap- Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels appealed with PRESIDENTIAL TEAM - Mr. and Mn. peared in the logical, pious man who had been a professor Grayson to reveal the truth to the public and end rumors Democratic nominee, James M. Cox, was swamped by Har- ding, who pledged a return to "normalcy," but ran an ad- Woodrow Wilson o> they appeared on Arml and president of Princeton University. He suspected his Eu- that the president had gone mad. "1 wish I could do so, but stlco Day, 1921. ropean house staff of spying on him, worried over in I am forbidden," the doctor said. The journalist Ray Stan- ministration that was no better and probably worse than consequential, such as a room's arrangement. He returned nard Baker wrote in his diary that it seemed "as though our Mrs. Wilson's. from Europe to a draining struggle over ratification of his government has gone out of business." How total was her control of the crippled president and long held word: "I am never interviewed I have no com- League proposal with the Senate, refusing any compromise What reached the lucid but crippled mind of the presi- thus his government remains a secret of the sick room Ed- ment to main." His obduracy, his slight shifts in character were consistent dent did so at the discretion of his wife, who gauged Its im- ith Boiling Wilson died in 1M1 having remained true to her Neil: FraakUa DetaM BaaarveK A national shame: Johnny still can't read associating a picture of a dog with the printed word Introduce some phonetic principles in haphazard, un- (Continued) combinations, ana now to blend them to form words (In scientific ways that do nothing more than confuse the just a short while), they are independent readers. "dog," if the association was made often enough. Why II another 39 million are "functional but not proficient In was ever decided that this would be an effective method child such tests as reading a newspaper grocery ad." With look-say, children are taught to memorize whole for children who could hear and say sounds, remains a If the school Isn't teaching your child to read, you words by the way they look They can spend an entire Please note these horrifying figures refer only to mystery to this day., must teach him at home. It can be done easily, in a rea- school year memorizing the various and confusing shapes adults. They don't include the millions of children who al- Samuel I.. BlumenfeM, whose discovery of the origins sonable number of hours, and quite Inexpensively of a bare 250-350 words. Look-say is not designed to pro- ready are mired in failure — unable to read, write or of look-say is reported in his book, 'The New Illiterates," It Is getting dirk new in American- education. You duce independent readers, and it seldom does. spell — as they struggle hopelessly and helplessly from even notes that in The Rev. Thomas H Gallaudet's 1837 must turn on the lights for your child. grade to grade. Ne»t: Tfeey Cai'l Spell leeaase They t a»'l Read. Look-say was originally devised in the early 1800s as primer based on the sight-word method, the three main Look-say has been the predominant method of teach- a means of teaching reading to deaf mutes. It worked characters were Frank, Jane and a dog named Spot. tun coi MM." • iiwn Mr in ing reading in our public schools for 30 years. It has been well with them; a child who could hear no sounds, say no All look-say publishers now claim they teach phon- primarily responsible for producing generation after gen- sounds, could develop a limited reading vocabulary by ics. The fact is, they DON'T teach phonics. At best, they_ eration of poor readers and non-readers. Obviously, the fault lies with the method, not with our children and not with their teachers. You can rescue your child, of whatever age, by Services teaching him at home with intensive phonics. Here, In brief, is the basic difference between the Whats a baker doing two methods: directory With intensive phonics, children learn to read, write and spell words by the way they staid. Once they have is updated learned the sounds of the letters, alone and in various RED BANK - A supple- inourorchard? — ment to the Resource Direc- tory of Human Services for Sabin is carrying on a tradition for quality that started at Delicious Orchards years Monmouth County has been issued by Community Ser- ago. That's when the first apple pie baked with apples from our own trees was vices Council, updating made in the old farmhouse kitchen for sale in our shop. changes in the social services field within the past six Today the Bake Shop at Delicious Orchards is large and modern, and equipped to months. A similar edition is bake a tremendous variety of pies, cakes, pastries, bread and rolls — even cream scheduled for December. The supplement contains puffs, eclairs and tarts. Yet everything baked at the Orchard Bake Shop is still mode replacement pages describing the old fashioned honest-to-goodness way with fresh milk and eggs, pure butter new organizations, a list of changes In phone numbers, and the finest flour and sugar. addresses and personnel of We still bake everything fresh, present agencies, and com- pletely revised funtional and every day, several times a day, alphabetical indexes just as we always have. Since the directory was published at the beginning of That's why you can't buy Delicious this year, six new organiza- Orchards Bakery products tions, social, educational and health-oriented, have been anywhere else. We want you to come to added to those already the Orchard . . .and get them serving Monmouth County. straight from our oven. ...HOOBOY There have been It changes in telephone numbers. Several LOOK OUT MALL! agencies have changed their names; others have opened new offices and some have been phased out. Three have moved to new locations, in- cluding the Monmouth County Welfare Board. Others have DeUciousOrchaids C/RL1N5 changed or transferred per- sonnel. The supplement is on sale at bookstores in Fair Haven, Red Bank and Spring Lake, as well as at Community Ser- vices Council, 90 Monmouth St., in Red Bank. Student is injured; school board is sued FREEHOLD - A student at River Street School, Red Sabin Red Russoniello roum's Bank, and his mother have Long Branch sued the Red Bank Board of Education for damages to compensate for injuries the DO YOUR boy allegedly received on the school playground Scott Wengland and Linda GUTTERS Wengland contend in their suit that Scott was seriously injured when he tripped on a LEAK large hole in the tennis court area of the school playground last Oct. 8. When it rains? They allege that the hole created a dangerous condition AtUMINUM-SIAMUSS and that the school board had failed to properly maintain GUnERS the school grounds. •GS Oil GAME Correction M1DDLETOWN - It was erroneously reported Wednes- day that the Zoning Board of BlBBSBBBBBBBHBBBBBBB'iBSSSBBSSSSSSSBBBBBBBiBl^BBlBi^BBHiM^^M^iHM^B^lH^^B^^^^^^^^""^^^^^^^^^^^ Adjustment granted a vari- Fine Vegetables • Fruit • Cheeses • Specialty Meat & Groceries CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE ance to George W. Gs.Ho to store trailers on his property 7 days a week 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 442-1919 542-0204 741 7500 at Bray and Sycamore Aves., I Broad St. ' Red Bank. East Keansburg The vari- Rt. 34, Colts Neck. N.J. ance was denied. • TheMyRegMer SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1978 Man denies kidnapping, armed robbery charges FREEHOLD - A M-year chiatrtc Hospital April S. June Shafto, 26. ol Eatontown Washington Ave., Atlantic Bobby L. Holmes ol Pen- Manalapan Patrolman C. Pe- received unemployment ben- Daniel Boehler, 41, of Cedar old East Orange man hat Patricia Sarcomo, Jl, Do- denied receiving stolen prop- Highlands, denied possessing sion Road, Englishtown, de- ter Vanderwiel Nov. 5, 1174 In efits Ave., East Keansburg, denied pleaded Innocent to charges rothy Holt, », and Edward erty, assorted drugs, and poencyclldlne with Intent to nied assaulting Peggy Mur- Manalpan They also denied obtaining causing malicious damage by of kidnapping the driver of a Wlnrow, II, all of Chelsei hypodermic needle containing distribute It and possessing It phy, M Merlon Drive. Ma- Betty Cox and William Cox III.M4 under false pretenses smashing a boat belonging to tractor-trailer and robbing Ave., Long Branch denied prescription drugs slued over Oct. 11 In Mlddletown. nalapan with intent to kidnap Jr., both ol Garlleld Court, from the Monmouth County Richard Llkowski, South htm at gunpoint of the rig stealing a purse valued at ISM and possessing vallum, Gregory Moye, It, ol New- her and robbing her of $5 In Long Branch, denied obtain- Welfare Board between Feb- Bound Brook, and ripping a loaded with meat valued at more than $SM from Mary Flortnal and combld, all con- ark denied possessing phen- Manalapan March II, ltn. ing $2S2 under false pretenses ruary 1171 and February 1171 boat canopy of Fred Trenton, Simmons, Monmouth Ave., trolled dangerous substances, cydldine with intent to dis- Alfred W. Schuler ol Beach from the county welfare by falling to report that Wil- Jersey City. He also denied Long Branch, Feb. i In Long liam Cox had not deserted but possessing marijuana July II, Daniel aloWey, M, of E»rt March 21 In Eatontown. tribute It and possessing It Haven denied representing board In January, 1171 by fail Branch was living at home. 1175 in Mlddletown. Orange la charged with kid- . Frederick Palm, ll, of East Feb. 8 In West Long Branch. himself as a police officer to ing to report that William Cox napping George Hoick of Roaelle by taking him from Marlboro to Newark. He la accused of robbing him of a trator trailer belonging to TeUert Braa. Trucking, Eliza- beth, containing meat belong- ing to Supermarket! General Corp., Woodbrldge, while armed with a pistol Mobley also Is charged with assaulting Mr Hoick with the pistol and conspiring with two men to steal the tractor trail- BRAND NAME APPLIANCES, TV'S & AIR CONDITIONERS er. Sept. 1* In Marlboro MoMey waa arraigned be- fore Superior Court Judge Patrick J. McGinn Jr. John R Green, 16, of Bay Ave., Highlands, denied es- caping from Marlboro Psy- ttt Red Bonk WUIKHOIJSE P PLEASE TAKE NOTICE rhol on tht Mlt ooy ol S.pttmbt. 1»7», ol I DO P.M. ot KM Prlmori School. »1 Ri.tr tfrttt. Rt4 Bonk, N.w JtrMv, the Rn) Mnk Soord of Education will occ.pl On* roc.lvt mix) Dl* toi th. lalt sf ttH Oakland StrMi School, Block «, LM IJ-A «n Itw Rod Bonk Tu Mop Tkt W* iholl bo ar.conwonl.3by o coruflod chock lor 10% ol ihtUd, with clMlna till* to lokt ploct within nlnilv SPECTACULAR IH] day* ofitf accptonc. ol ttw bid by (ho board Th. tuccotlfvl bloatr lhall purcrtoi. ttw property In on "Ol lr condition. Bldi iholl b. In th. hondi ol Iht Board ••crttory no lottr than • 00 P.M. pra- wning local llnw iopltmbir J4, Iff*. NOBODY, BUT NOBODY UNDERSELLS BRICK CHURCH AP- Tho Hod Sank Board ol Education rawrvat Iho rloht to r.|*cl ony and all KSu.lt. PLIANCE AND STILL GIVES YOU 43 YEARS OF RELIABLE IVIMTTW MONK Socr.tory AUf. 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TAKE NOTICE thai application ha. " b.«n mad* by Kiliiyl Marilyn B. Burr to Ih. Snr.wibury Board al Ad luilmonl lo comlrucl a ilnglt family r.tla.nc. on on und.nli.d lot of lf.in.4 w n. and ptrmll Hi. .Milling dwolllna lo hov« an undariliad lot ol H.«Jln It. for SfirooUwry Zoning OrotaoncYoH CDA III Thl. hoorlng will lotepkK* at fn. SlirowHWry Mu- 12" HACK ft WHITE HOTPOINT 10 CU. FT. • FULL WIDTH FREEZER J KELSEY BURR PORTABLETV Appllcont a DEEP DOOR STORAGE SHELVES AUTOMATIC DRYER UPRIGHT FREEZER U It • LARGE CAPACITY CRISPER • 100% SOLID STATE A«a » > 3 TEMPERATURE SELECTION a FAST FREEZE SHELVES • 100% SOLID STATE CONTEMPORARY CABINET • DEEP DOOR STORAGE . PERMANENT PRESS CYCLE • AUTOMATIC FINE TUNING • UHF/VHf TUNING a FULL RANGE THERMOSTAT Ml Monmouth County > SAFETY START BUTTON a HANDSOME CONTEMPORARY NTY 0* MONMOUTH • CONCEALED CARRY HANDLE $ CABINET Notice ll hereby given that ttolid $ bid. will be received by tht Diport menl of Purchasing ot tht County ot 68 178 208

Hall of Rtcordi. Main Slrttt, Fr«t hotd, New J*rity on Stpttmbtf 3, im ot 11:00 A.M. pc•calling llmt for tht following: 1. FURNISNISHINH G AND DELIVERY OF TOOLS FOR THE CENTRAL MOTOR POOL, FREEHOLD, NEW JERSEY J FURNISHING AND DELIVERY OF POLICE EQUIPMENT TO THE MONMOUTH COUNTY CORRECTIONAL IN- STITUTION, FREEHOLD, NEW Complttt tptclflcation* and form ot btd (or ttw propoitd work art on tilt ot tt* offlc« of mt Purchatlng Depart mtnt. Hall of Rocordi. Main Strttt, Frtthold. New Jtf tty ond coplts may b* r«c*lvtd by protpoctlv* blddtn, upon application, during butlntit hour i. SliMvr, urt rtqulrtd to comply with th* rtajwlrtmtnti ol PL. im. cii? Tht right ll rt.tivtd to rtitct any or oil Wd» It Other PuWlc Notices • BANQUET SIZE OVEN • COUNTER SJALANCE LID . • AUTO GAIN & FREQUENCY • 2 SPEED WASHING • BUILT-IN TURNTABLE a VISUAL LIGHT WINDOW CONTROL • TRIPLE RINSING a 2 MATCHED SPEAKERS ADJUSTABLE TEMP. CONTROL AfBURVPARK • CLOCK 4 TIMER • UHF DETENT TUNER « SOLID WALL TUB BOARD OF RDUCATION Atfevry PflrtL Ntw OHPTMV ADVIRTISBMINT Tht Soafd of Education will mttt In cloiod mtcuflvt MI.Ion Thurtday. Awowtl H. tm. Of . M P.M. In tit* Ll brorv ol tht Aibury Pork High School It) dltcuil 0 COlltCtlvt bargaining aarttmtnl ond ttw proem ot rvtooila font rtlallng to ctrraln tmploytt con tractt In tht dlitrkl It ll on.lcipattd ttw multi of ttw cloitd txtcutivt ttt •ton will bt mod* known whtn ogr**- rmnl bttwt«n ttw Board ot Education SOUNDESIGN •nd ttw Aibvry Pork Education Ano HOTPOINT 18 CU. FT. HOTPOINT BUILT-IN WESTINGHOUSE MAGNAVOX 25" ciotlon It ratlfltd. AM/FM Tht rtioiution outnoriiing mu mttt DISHWASHER PORTABLE ELECTRIC Ing wai opprevtd by tht Board at a REFRIGERATOR COLOR urtclo< rattling on Auguit IT, it?* STEREO SYSTEM Tht public win not atttfvd thu cloud a COMPLETELY FROST FREE • SOFT FOOD DISPOSAL DRYER • BUILT-IN S TRACK •Ktcvllvt i«tilon. CONSOLE TV • CUSHION COATED • PERMA-PRESS CYCLE $ In compHonct with ttw optri public • DCEP DOOR STORAGE PLAYER • 100% SOLID STATE m*t*|M tow, notict ot IMi cloitd H- SHELVES RACKS • COMPACT ROLL-AROUND C • BUILT-IN CASSETTE • AUTOMATIC FINE TUNING | •Clrilvv milon It btlng nwl to tht A* • DUAL DETERGENT DESIGN taury Pork Prtu. ttw Daily ftflfltttf • POWER-SAVER SWITCH FLAYER 128 •HANDSOME DISPENSER *208 • SAFETY START BUTTON and Hit City Cltrk, Clry ol Aibury for *298 .2 AW SUSPENSION SPEAKERS 118 CONTEMPORARY CABINET 478 psttlno on tht bullttin boord In City

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USURY PMtt. N.J. 4 GREAT SHORE LOCATIONS Tht ftoord of Education will hoh) a >•»•«••«««•»»•••• crowd tvtcvtlv* wtiloo on Timdoy. BRICK AuBWlt R If* Ot MO P M m ttw Ll- brory eltt» Aibwr y Pork Hloh School || TOW ADDmONAl ASSURANCE to aiicvtt pw»«ort»i and motftf t in lit 15 OTHBt GREAT MIDDLETOWN FREEHOLD Ifallon. Tht rtwlli el tttlt clotM e*ec- l! II you can buy lor leu anywhere (pfTvt MUlen will kt modt known at M7MUTI3S ROUTE 9 ft ADIITHIA RD toon o« pfoctlcotoit The public will CHURCH '; within the ntit 30 days, we will STORE LOCATIONS not offend mit clottd evtcvtlvt »•* ' cheerfully relund ttwdifference . The t«ord of Educollon will how 0 puUlc IftCt 671-3380 780-9131 Awtwit M. 11 _ lie R««m Of ttt Aibury Pork High Appliance IMMIMIIIIIIIIIIIMlH II K.T. School t» oct on thOM matttrs broughl OPfN EVIPJV MQHT ktfM-t (tit toanl. Sur* Scratched. Sonw DanMd, Son* On. ••th the tMdal mtttlnfl ond tht RIM. SAIURMYTa,! and Two of a Kind. Many Floor Sompl.i, OW.r TOMS NVIR Somo N.w In Cartam. QvnntiliM limiiad. In caanplMna p pu TOMS RIVER OAKHURST mo»ima km. nolle, pi Ih. tloiM .>K OPtNSVN. t1*»« Nol H.iponnbl. for Typographical Errors. wtlvi KMlon end th. public tp«clol 710 ROUT! 37 WOT 2121 MUTE 35 m#.tinf I. balna ».nl to th. Atbury DELIVERY I SERVICE EXTRA ON SOME SA.E iTtMS Park Prtll. TM Daily Raalitor ond M City Owl. City of Aibury Pork lor Mtk« »n IM lK.li.lin board In City 341-1688 493-3230 ALLEN B WEISSBEROEK Board SKrotary HUNDREDS OF TOP BRAND NAME APPLIANCES Venerable trees get Colts Neck attention •j JOAN IAIN

COLTS NECK - If there were a beauty contest for trees, then the Miss America Thetaaily Register pageant of tree competition would probably be called the SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY AUGUST 23. 1976 Joyce Kilmer Festival, and Colts Neck would have its share of entries in the long- stemmed beauty contest Vital statistics: age, 15J years; circumference, 11 fed; diameter, fifty inches Or, another contestant; age, ili years; circum- ference, nine feet, nine in- . «nwir ill imn » L«TI rmm ches; diameter, 17 inches. MOVING MURAL — The trend In vans, vehicles van Is colorfully decorated with a design requested The Identification and pre- which are becoming more trendy every day. Is the by Its new owner and the Interior Is outfitted with servation of the township's painted body and the plush Interior. This Dodge facilities (or use as a camper. oldest and most notable trees was touched off by Joseph Moreau, a professional land scspe man here for the last M years. On a busman's holiday, Mr. Moreau was inspired to Custom van market catalogue local trees after reading a listing of the state's largest trees published by Rutgers University. Mr. Moreau began traveling through the state to photo- soars in popularity graph and identify nearly all the big trees on the state list By LINDA ELLIS "An artist is on call for the mural work, or whatever Then he began to scout type of special paint Job the client may want." around the township to locate For $10,000 or thereabouts, a moving water bed which Robert Gunther of Long Branch paints cars in solid col- the oldest and largest trees, includes a mural of the Manhattan skyline can be all yours. ors most of the time, but give him a van and a customer (he applying the identical stan- Included in the price comes a 127-inch wheelbase van, is 'on retainer' with several car dealers) who wants ribbon dards that the state used in a six-cylinder engine and a carpeted, furnished interior that effects, cobwebbing, lace painting, or freak drops and the compiling their list. can sleep six or transport a play group to the beach. artist emerges. Eleven of the exceptional Few models in the motoring world are moving faster (in "I also do murals," Mr. Gunther said. Desert murals trees are on public property sales) these days than the multi-purpose van: a combination are popular, sunsets, pictures from postcards ... That type and can be easily viewed, mini-camper and daily family duty vehicle. of work, done with stencil, is easier than the special effects while six others are on pri- Depending on the degree of custom work inside and out, like Nshscaltng, actually," the body and paint man said. vate land. a van costs between $5,800 and $11,000. The tools of his trade include polyurethane and enamel The age and measurements paints, lacquer, air brushes and frisket paper (thin paper of the trees have been deter- "The van market has grown tremendously in the past with an abrasive on one side, protective backing on the oth- mined by scientific in- four years and markedly, in the family trade," Anthony Go- er). struments, by Dr. Benjamin mel of Ocean Dodge in Ocean Township, said. "People express their personalities, their hobbies in B. Stout, chairman of biolo- "The trend has included a desire by the customer to ways they want their vans painted and customized Inside," gical sciences and professor personalize his vehicle both outside with special paint work Mr. Gomez of Ocean said. of forestry at Cook College. and inside with special fittings. "Many families choose multi-colored stripes, others Dr. Stout injected a hollow have even requested paintings of their home. Usually, a cored needle into the bark of "I remember doing the water bed, as well as equipping client will bring along a picture but that's not necessary. the trees, drawing out a plug one van with a complete play area for children. It was a gi- "People used to think anyone with a van was a hippie. from the Interior. All the ant playpen with special walls and fixtures," the dealer re- That's certainly not true anymore," he said. trees were measured at a calls. So there's the family van with the family portrait paint- height of four and a half feet. Fairway Ford, Long Branch, also does custom work for ed on it and the family is transferred to Alaska. "He very carefully reads its van customers. Who would want to buy someone else's family? the growth rings and can de- "Our body man goes over plans for the van with the "Oh, that's easy. I Just paint the whole thing over with a termine within a few years, client," Richard Goldman of Fairway explained. solid color (or resale," Mr Gunther assured. the age of the tree," Mr. Moreau explained. A tree expert was called in to trim dead limbs from the trees and fertilize around ASCERTAINING AOE — In a township tret preservation protect, Joseph their bases to prolong their L. Moreau, former Colts Neck Township mayor, examines a segment of a lives. Not one of the notable 190-year-old white oak tree on Bucklln and Richdale Roads with Mrs. Rob- tret was damaged by Hurri- ert J. Welle whose home Is odlacenr to the stately trf which started life cane Belle. only a few years after the nation was founded. The variety of trees catalo- gued includes northern red oaks, white oaks, American Mr. Moreau points out velopment era. said as he described the com- beech, Mount Laurel, hem- horses hoofprlnts embedded When the municipality mission's support of the proj- locks, shagbark hickory, in the tract's soft soil, and the paved 11 miles of roads in a ect. white pirn, American holly, high mud bank which goes single year, the engineers an- The Boy Scouts. Mr. More- Norway spruce, wild black steeply down the Yellow ticipated removing the trees au said, will be asked to mark cherry and American ash Brook, he said, could easily in a widening project. But • trill to the Northern red be damaged by an abundance like the figure in the old oak that stands tsll on the In the township's 18 acre of visitors. poem, Mr Moreau stood fast North Point Greenway, and to Creamery Road nature pre- "1 used to play at the in his position ss head of the clean out the area so it Is eas- serve stand a number of Creamery Road site when I road department and refused ily accessible. stately Csnsdlan hemlocks. was a boy, and saw the site to allow the removal of the Mr. Moreau speculates that damaged by horseback ri- trees. The list of big trees on pub- lic property compiled by Mr this species was introduced to ders, campers and even pick- In one case, the ssphalt Moreau Include the area by one of the tract's nickers who built fires," Mr. curves gently around a white previous landowners before Moreau said as he pointed out oak. like a protective dike - Northern red oak. on toe the American Revolution. the visible scars of too many "The engineers wanted to Greenway at the end of North visitors to the tract. remove them, but I said, 'no Point Drive "Whoever owned the land way,' " and he ordered the ISO years ago, planted the "Some of these things have crew to, "Build a road around - Northern red oak, within first tree. I'd like to ask the been preying on my mind," the trees." the road at the corner of historical commission to Mr. Moreau said, as he de- Hyers Mill Road and Cedar search the deed records and scribed how he devised the "That's when I got started Drive. find out who the early owner plan to mark the township's on this, when I served on the AT THE FAIR - First Ave. In Atlantic Highlands sale took place. Nearly 90 artists and craftsmen - While oak. on the right- was." Mr. Moreau said. trees, in the hope of pre- Township Committee and I took on a festive atmosphere Saturday when the participated In the event which drew hundreds of of-way at the corner of Buck- serving the elderly giants. was in charge of the roads. I fourth annual arts and crafts show and sidewalk visitors to the borough. lin and Richdale Roads Hemlocks, he noted, repro- started protecting the large duce themselves, with birds The naturalist from the trees on the right-of-ways" - White oak. on the Green and squirrels distributing the County Parks department is -Acre tract on Obre Road. seed from cones borne by the expected to designate and lo- When the marking and - White oak. on the north- hemlock. It is a needle-type cate specific points of interest cataloguing of the township's west corner of the Green Arts, sale event popular evergreen and also a con- at the Creamery Road Nature Important trees Is completed, Acre tract between Rt M and nifer, since it bears cones. site and install a network of Mr Moreau hopes that the Creamery Road By HILDY McCORHICK ribbon to Penny Hofman for a sign afghan, while a red rib- blue ribbon for a painting en- foot trails as well schools will coordinate a na- - American beech, on the star-shaped cake, and white bon was awarded to Lillian tered in the fine arts division, Lying alongside the Yellow ture program in their science northwest comer of Cream- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ribbon to Keenan Thomas for Baly and Louise McBurnie for while a red ribbon was Brook, the nature tract Is Mr. Moreau opposes a sys- classes linking the big trees ery Road in the Green Acre made up of 12 acres of wood- — A festive air prevailed at a stained glass creation. a bicentennial patchwork af- presented to John Trezza and tem of permanent markers on and their histories Older per- tract land and seven of meadow- the fourth annual arts and In the needlework category, ghan, and a white ribbon to a white ribbon to Katherine the big trees, asserting that sons, too. he noted, would be land. - Canadian hemlock, on crafts show and sidewalk sale Sharon Catengro received a Tina Hull for an afghan. Schur, also in the fine arts these would be natural tar- able to gain a greater appre- the east side of Creamery category gets for vandals. Instead, he on First Ave. blue ribbon for an original de- Marion DeGruttola won a But to preserve the fragile ciation of their local re- Road, 100 feet north of the suggests a coding system, sources through the nature growth on the nature pre- iron gate The event, cosponsored by keyed to an explanatory book- and history program the Bicentennial Committee serve, township officials let, which might be a less - Shagbark hickory, on the edge of Five Points Road and the Village Association, along with the environmental tempting approach The tree preservation proj- right-of-way, south of SUnehul drew hundreds of visitors to commission are seeking to ect is a Joint effort of the Road the borough Saturday. maintain the property without During the ten years that Shade Tree Commission and The arts and crafts show in encouraging over-use of the Mr Moreau served as a town- the Environmental Commts - White pine, on Phalanx the park across from Borough nature trails. This is why a ship committeeman, he ex- sion Road, NO feet west of the Hall featured nearly M artists plan to provide parking areas pressed concern for the pre- bridge and craftsmen showing and alongside the tract has been servation of the township's "Now we're really getting - American holly, on the' demonstrating their work. scrapped. trees during a population de- some action." Mr Moreau Obre Road right-of-way Sunny, hot weather, band music and even Scottish bag- pipe music combined to make this year's event successful, program officials said. Old buddy spots Azzolina A highlight tf the day's ac- tivities was the presentation By SHERRY CONOHAN of the New Jersey delegation rean War,' " Mr Axzolina re "It's amating - after 25 of prizes in a Red, White and were polled individually on lated "He said I remember yean." he added Blue contest sponsored by the KANSAS CITY, Mo. - In their vote on the rules change one time when the ship tipped Bicentennial Committee. All what he attributes to a quirk sought by Ronald Reagan to as you were getting up from Mr Azzolina said he sug- entries had a red, white and of fate, Joseph Azzollna of force early disclosure by the table and yeu fell over " gested Mr Brown, who is an blue theme, and were origi- Middletown, an alternate President Ford of his vice assistant principal of a local Mr. Azzolina said that, after nal. delegate to the Republican presidential choice. school now, that they get to- pausing a moment, he re- First, second and third National Convention here, Although Mr Azzollna was gether before the convention membered tbe incident He prizes for best in (how in this reestablished contact with an an alternate delegate, he was over but that the two of said Mr Brown was an ensign contest were awarded to Gail old buddy be served with'in voted on the rules change in them were unable to find a at the time and be was a lieu- Springsteen for a Bicenten- the Korean War. the absence of former State mutually agreeable time to do tenant Jg. nial quilt, Katherine Griffith Sen. Richard R Stout of West so. lor a shell lamp, and Kevin Mr. Azzolini said yesterday Allenhurst, a delegate who "He said, 'I recognized you "But I'm going to see him Carlisle for a stained glass he bad gotten a telephone call missed that convention ses- right away when I saw you in October, in Philadelphia,'.', soldier ARTIST AND FRIEND — Sandra Bonnell of Warren Township was one of from the friend, Dick Brown, sion. You haven't changed much he said. "We both are going la the crafts division a blue nearly 90 craftsmen and artists displaying their work at the fourth annual who lives in Kansas City, af- "He said. 'I'm Dick Brown except your hair Is a little to be attending a Naval Re- ribbon went to Jack Goble for arts and crafts show In Atlantic Highlands. Here she shows one of her own ter Mr. Brown saw him on snd you and I were on the thinner,' " Mr Azzolina con- serve Association meeting • misted ceramic lamp, red design, hand-made toys to James O'Neill, 6, of Red Bank. television when the members USS Toledo during the Ko- tinued there then." Summer nuptials announced Speer-Fernett Kronheim-Friedman LAURENCE HARBOR - Miss Georgine Rose Femett, ROSLYN, NY - Miss Evelyn Mann Friedman was mar- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Femett, I Boulevard Ea*. >ried here yesterday, to Steven R Kronheim, son of Mr. aac became the bride of Donald John Speer Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs Paul 0 Kronheim, 51 West Campbell Ave. West Loaf Mrs Speer, 828 Shore Concourse, both families of Cliffwood Branch, N.J. Beach The Rev. Melvin J. SUnczewski officiated at the cere- I Judge Robert Baron officiated at the ceremony at tkx mony Saturday here in St. Lawrence Roman Catholic Church. home of the bride, who is the daughter of Mrs Irving Fried A reception followed at the American Legion Post, Keyport man, and the late Mr. Friedman A reception followed. Miss Georgett Wesp was maid of honor for the bride, who Attending the couple were Valerie Tobert and Chnslopher Mn. Mew B. Knaftatai also was attended by her sisters, Mrs Diane Adams and Mn. Satullo. (Nee Evelyn Friedman) (Nee Margaret Sandy Fischler, and their cousins the Misses Donna Obenauer Annette Kelly) The bride, who was graduated this year from Vassar Col- and Nancy Lawerence. Joan Fischler was flower girl lege with general honors and honors in art history, will attend David Zambelli was best man for his nephew and ushers the Columbia University School of Architecture this fall. She Hade- were Mark Speer, John Adams, Peter Fischler and George IJ.tfMrJr. is an Intern at Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan. Doran- Femett 3rd Ring bearer was James Obenauer. mn.Mtmk.Hny (Nee Georgine Femett) (Nee Lucia Barbato) Mr. Kronheim was graduated last year from Williams Mrs. Speer was graduated from Cedar Ridge High School, College in Williamstown, with honors in physics, magna cum Lang Matawan. Kelly laude, Phi Beta Kappa. He is in the Class of 1978 at Columbia BRYN MAWR, Pa. - Mrs Mr. Speer, an alumnus of Matawan Regional High School, University School of Law and is a summer law clerk with Dorothy D. Lang of Bryn HOLMDEL - In St Ben- Is employed at Jack's Auto Wrecker, Englishtown. The couple Perry-Barbato Wyatt, Gerher, Shap and Reardon, Park Ave., New York. The Mawr, and William T. Bade edict Roman Catholic Church will reside in Old Bridge on their return from a wedding trip FT. MONMOUTH - The marriage of Miss Lucia Sablna here July 17, Miss Margaret couple will reside in New York City, on their return from a of Stratford, N.J., were to Virginia Beach. Barbato, daughter of Maj. (USA-ret.) and Mrs. Angelo J. Bar- wedding trip to the Hamptons in New York. Annette Kelly and Robert Jo- bato, 2U Wyckoff Road, Eatontown, to John August Perry, united in marriage Thursday seph Doran were married. son of Mr and Mrs Albert F. Perry, 123 Dunbar Ave., Fords, here in the Bryn Mawr Pres- The Rev William C Ander took place yesterday here in the Post Chapel. Chaplain Daniel byterian Church. Dr. David aon olliclated. There was a 0. Wilson officiated at the ceremony, which was followed by a Fraebel-Auer B Watermulder officiated, reception at Raritan Manor, reception here in Gibbs Hall. COLTS NECK - Miss Davey Lou Auer, daughter of Mr. assisted by the Rev. Bolin West Keansburg and Mrs. Theodore Auer of Coral Gables, Fla., was married Miss Angela Jae Barbato was maid of honor for her sis- Durway of the Westfield, N.J. Parents of the couple are Lifestyle ter, and their sisters the Misses Maria Nina and Sandra Loys Aug. 14, to Stephen Robert Fraebel, son of Mr and Mrs. Rob- Presbyterian Church. Mrs. William Kelly, 403 Park Barbato were bridesmaids with the Misses Lucy Ann Brignola ert J. Fraebel, 5 Christopher Drive. The Rev. David Deth- Attendants included Mr Ave., Union Beach, and Mr 10 SHREWSBURY, N J. MONDAY. AUGUST 23. 1976 and Norma Kaufagens, their cousins. mers officiated at the ceremony in Colts Neck Reformed and Mrs. Charles H Parkell John Doran. 4 •Sharon Drive, Louis Anthony Gugliotta, brother-in-law of the bride- Church. A reception followed at the home of the bridegroom's Jr., of Kingston, N.J , Mr. Bazlet, and Mrs Katherine groom, was best man. Ushers were Kurt Albert Perry, the parents.. and Mrs. John S. Reed, Nash- Doran, M Greengrove Ave., bridegroom's brother; Glenn Wrutzel and George Daniel Miss Susan Fraebel, sister of the bridegroom, was maid of ville, Tenn; Mr. and Mrs. Keyport. Wirth-Martin Health. honor. Also attending the bride, were her sister Miss Linda Thornton A. Liechty, Madi- Kathy McGrath was maid HOLMDEL - St. Cath- Saturday for the marriage of The bride, a graduate of Monmouth Regional High School, Auer and Mrs. Frank Auer, her sister-in-law. son, Wise.; Mr. and Mrs. Ben- o( honor, and Michael Kelly erine's Roman Catholic Miss Mary Lee Martin, to attended Rutgers College for a year, and plans to attend the jamin Wallenberg, Chevy The bride, an alumna of Coral Gables High School and the was best man. Chun* til Ike attttatg ktn Robert Andrew Wlrth at a University of Oregon in Eugene, where they will reside and Case, Md., and Miss Judy University of Miami, is an art teacher with the Monmouth Bridesmaids were the Nuptial Mass celebrated by where her husband will attend Graduate School. Mr. Perry is Hade of Lindenwold, N.J. Ali Misses Mary Ann Kelly, Susan Ike Rev. Walter B. Sullivan. an alumnus of Woodbridge High School and Rutgers College, County Park System. attendants are members of Doran and Katherine Kelly. where he received a BA degree is geology. The bridegroom, a graduate of Marlboro High School and the families. Parents of the couple are Ushers were John Dona, the University of Miami, is employed at the Harbor Island Mrs. Hade Is the director of Mr. and Mrs. Frank II Mar Joseph Doran and Timothy Spa, Long Branch, in which city they will reside children's education of the tin, It Deercrest Drive, here, Kelly Bryn Mawr Presbyterian and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scarano-. Mrs. Doran, a daughter also Wlrth, 10 Arl.ru- Drive, Mld- Church. Mr. Hade is director ot the late William J. Kelly, Is dletown Rumbold- of the Stratford Academy for a graduate ol Keyport High Theall Boys In Stratford. A reception was In the School. Mr Doran, a gradu- NEW MONMOUTH - Misi A reception followed the BamiTi Hollow Country Club, Kinscherf ate ot Raritan High School, If Laureen Mary Theall and ceremony at the Merlon Golf Middletown. owner of Twin Wells Horse Brent Arthur Scarano wert SHREWSBURY - Miss Club in Ardmore. After a Farm, Holmdel. Mrs. Elyse L. Smock, St. married here Aug. 7 in St. Kathleen Marie Kinscherf wedding trip through the New and Robert Alan Rumbold After a wedding trip to Louis, Mo., was matron pf Mary's Roman Catholic England states the couple will were married here Aug. 7 in Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Doran honor for her sister. Brides- Church. There was a recep- reside at the Mayflower in Christ Church by the Rev. reside in Green Grove Apart- maids were the Misses Donna tion in the Cobblestones, Mid- Bryn Mawr after Sept. 1. dletown. Edward Story, rector. There ments, Keyport. (Nee Mary Lee Martin) Marie Martin and Tracey Wlrth. Flower girl was Vic- was a reception in the Molly Mrs Hade formerly resided Parents of the couple are Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. at M Buttonwood Drive, Fair toria Lynn Smock. . . Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Parents of the couple are Haven, N.J., and was a mem- David Wirth was best man Theall, 1 Melrose Place, and (Nee Lauren Theall) Mr. and Mrs. David Kin- ber of the Presbyterian for his brother and ushers Mr and Mrs. Daniel J. Sca- scherf, 62 Apple Orchard Church of Rumson just prior were Michael Martin and Pe- rano, 11 E. KarynTer. ship High School. Drive, Tinton Falls, and Mr. (Nee Kathleen Kinscherf) to her professional career. ter O'Connor. Miss Leslie Scarano was Mr. Scarano, who is a me- and Mrs. James Rumbold, maid of honor. The bride, an alumna of chanic employed at Brittain's Windsor Locks, Conn. Red Bank Catholic High The bridegroom had Joseph Sunoco, Middletown, also at- School and Monmouth Col- Gargulio as his best man. tended Middletown Township Attending the bride were CAR lege, West Long Branch, is an Daniel Scarano was ring High School. He and his bride Miss Diane Cosentino, maid Engaged art teacher employed by the bearer. will reside in Eatontown after of honor, Mrs. John Cressotti, Holmdel Township School Mrs. Scarano was gradu- a wedding trip to the Po- Miss Dlanne Stack and Miss System. ated from Middletown Town- conos. Debra Baker. Krauss-Sprung Steven Shapiro was best year from the University of The bridegroom, who is RED BANK - Dr. and man and the ushers were Mr. California at Berkeley School is con with Bell Laboratories, Holm- Mrs. Stanley R. Sprung of 28 Cressotti, Kevin Kinscherf of Law. In the tall she will be del, is an alumnus of Middle- Riverside Ave., here, and 1 l j Ml 1 and William O'Brien. associated with the New York town Township High School The Gaskills mark New York City, announce the 1 engagement of their daugh- City law firm of Kaye, Scho- MONMO and attended Tennessee Tech- Mrs. Rumbold is a graduate ler, Fierman, Hays and Han- nological University at Cooke- ter, Miss Geri Lorraine ilU. 63rd anniversary of Monmouth Regional High Sprung, to Daniel J. Krauss dler. , ville. School, Tinton Falls, and at- of New York City. A Septem- Mr. Krauss is a graduate of The couple will reside in RED BANK - Mr. and Prior to his retirement in tended Emerson College, Bos- ber wedding Is planned. the Pennsylvania State Uni- Old Bridge on their return Mrs. Alphonso M. Gaskill, US 1972. Mr. Gaskill was an ac- ton, as did Mr. Rumbold. She Miss Sprung, an alumna of versity and the New York from a wedding trip to Cali- East Front St.. were feted on countant in Red Bank, and is an alumna of Trenton State Middletown Township High University School of Law. He ...and the Mall will fornia and Arizona. the occasion of their 63rd was employed as an execu- College, and her husband was School, holds a BA degree is associated with the New wedding anniversary by their tive officer in five hanks in graduated from Windsor fronV'the University of Mich- York City law firm of Harm, never be the same! son and daughter-in-law, Mr. this state. He and his wife Locks High School and South- igan and was graduated this Hessen, Margolis and Ryan. Countdown! and Mrs. Frank L. Gaskill of have lived more than 20 years ern Connecticut State Col- Atlantic Highlands, at a lob- at the present address. lege, New Haven, Conn. 20 DAYS ster dinner at Bahr's outdoor Brown-Biechek restaurant on the waterfront MARION, Mass. - Mr. and Katharine Gibbs School, Bos- (o in Highlands. Barrese-Schaufler Mrs. Alexander N. Beichek, ton, is employed as assistant formerly of Rumson, an- functions' coordinator at the The also were given a party WEST KEANSBURG - Mr. Miss Schaufler, a graduate C/RL1N5 "Suddenly it's nounce the engagement of Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Boston. by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gal- and Mrs. Emil . Schaufler, 11 of Raritan High School, is em- their daughter Miss Catherine lagher of East Washington Thome Place, announce the plyed as a nurse's aide at Ar- Mr. Brown attended the SUNDAY" Lee Beichek to Peter Law- St., Atlantic Highlands, in engagement of their daugh- nold Walter Nursing Home in University of Rochester, Mar- rence Brown, son of Dr. and their home. Mrs. Gallagher, ter, Miss Susan Ann Schauf- Holmdel. ietta College and Cornell Uni- Mrs. Lawrence William versity . He Is resident man- granddaughter of the honored ler, to Paul Joseph Barrese, Mr. Barrese is a graduate Brown of Troy, Pa. ager of the Sugarbush Inn In couple, had arranged to have son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. of Mater Dei High School and Miss Beichek a graduate of Warren, Vt. most of the family present, Barrese, 12 Bucknell Drive, Georgetown University. He including five great-grand- Hazlet. begins Georgetown Medical children of the celebrants. A June wedding is planned. School in September. Karinja-Corre RUMSON — Announcement Rumson-Fair Haven Regional is made by Mr. and Mrs. Rob- High School. ert J. Corre, 32 Bellevue Ave., Mr. Karinja, who also at- of the engagement of their tended Rumson-Fair Haven, daughter, Miss Lesly Ann "Watch on the graduated from Shore Re- Corre, to Jeffrey N. Kartnja, gional High School. He is a son of Mr. and Mn. Patrick student at Brookdale College. Karlnja, 44 Seneca Place, Rhinestone!" Oceanport. A January wedding Is Miss Corre graduated from planned.

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SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY AUGUST 23 1976 11 Engaged Contest winners in back-to-school show Wiatberry Is tat color of By IMS BOSENCW/UG and Mrs Thomas J Kelly, 7 erythlaj well " leered for Ike job - as they Lambert-MacLean the year, according to Slew West Farm Road, designed a Jodi'i design was an Indian paraded the new clothes now UNION BEACH - lira isabeUe MacLean, K7 Bayview back, followed closely by Mac MANALAPAN - Fashions jumper which wai made up in squaw style dress made up in jn sale at the Steinbach Ave, announces the engagement of her daughter. Hiss Jill and greea Tie jumper Is "a la the eyei of two young brown supersuede decorated >chamois upcrsuede wiik stores HacLean, to John H. Lambert, son of John C Lambert and must" for back lo-scBool. and ladies in Middletown, are par with a rising sun applique At fringes, beading and a from Ponchos and tunics with e» the late Louise Lambert, 46 Johnson Ave., Matawan knee socks, toggle coals and Ucularty interesting this fall the show here, the manufac- beaded pocket For her in- otic patterns and fringes were Hiss HacLean, a graduate of Keyport High School, re- plaids joined Ike sweatshirt Their winning designs were turer's sample was modeled spiration, she said, "1 had shown, as well as corduroy ceived a BA degree from Montclair SUte College She teaches look Culottes were skew* oa at the KnoUwood School in Fair Haven. made up by a New York by Jodi Voighl. daughter of bought an Indian doll on va- jumpers, quilted bathrobes, several models, indicating dress manufacturer, Bow Mr and Mrs Herman Voight, cation in the Thousand Is- blue jeans, sweaters and oth- Mr Lambert is an alumnus of Matawan High School and thai skirts art coming back, Age, and they will be on the 41 Carriage Drive, Middle- lands" er perennial favorites In the holds a BA degree from Grove City, Pa , College. He teaches if only in disguise sixth grade at Central School in Marlboro MUs JO MM Leu racks this season at Stein- town, winner of a design for The Indian dress was in junior sartorial scene bach the younger 4-1 age group keeping with many of the oth- Cammy Kelly, 12, who does Cammy was unable to attend er children's fashions mod- Malhotra-Gale tew, and Jodi Voighl, 8, who the show and see her winning eled in the show The ethnic RED BANK - Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Gale, 16 doesn't, scooped the top design being modeled She look or the peasant look, de- McLaren St., announce the engagement of their daughter. prim in Steinbach's Annual had to be in a track meet in pending on who's describing Miss Pamela McKee Gale, to Anil Kumar Malhotra of Den- Young Dress Design Contest Boston - which according to il, was an important aspect of ver. Col. He is the son of Hulk Raj Malhotra, of East Nor- the fall styles Preview of the manufac- an acquaintance, is one of "NOW IN PROGRESS" walk, Conn, and Smt Indira Devi of Poona, India An Oct. i turer's dresses were in- Cammy's many activities. Flashbulbs popped as a wedding is planned troduced this weekend in crowd, mostly women and featuring fantastic discounts on all Backto-School fashion shows "When I told my daughter Miss Gale, an alumna of Red Bank Regional High School, that Cammy won." said the children, watched the young major brand fashions lor menft. women! was graduated magna cum laude from Colorado State Univer- at this store, Red Bank and raodeli - children from Mon Shore Mall. The shows also woman laughing, "she said, sity. Her standing was number one at the university, where •Mil ctnatj VI* ¥•!»• she was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi, the will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow la GRAND OPENING SPECIAL' national honor society. She is a manufacturer's representative Steinbach Brick Township, for Johnson L Johlson Baby Products Company in the Den- and Wednesday in Asbury ver office. Park, in the Children's Area Mr. Malhotra, vice president of Bankers Mortgage In- of each store. vestment Company, Denver, was educated in British private Cammy, daughter of Mr. % OFF schools, Welham Preparatory School and Doon School in Northern India Also, Aurobindo Ashram, Pondichery. India, Beck-Rutledge All Shiiaji Military School, Poona, India, and was graduated with MERCHANDISE honors in political science/cultural anthropology from St. Xa- MATAWAN - Mr and Mn. vier's College, Bombay, India, where he was opposition leader Monte L. Rutledge, 22 Miriam 10 in college Parliament for India and a member of the Linguis- Drive, announce the engage- URGE SELECTION • REE ALTERATIONS tic, Honor and Debating societies. He received a degree from ment of their daughter, Miss the London Institute of Bankers, and a Ph. D degree in poli- Lura Margaret Rutledge, to tics from Hamburg University in West Germany Jonathan Jay Beck, son of 642 C Ntwmen Springs U. Mr and Mrs William P Beck UdcroH of Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Miss Rutledge, a gradual* L 747-7463 Sears-Jurgielewicz of St. John Vianney High OpandaUyiM MORICHES, NY. - The iurgielewicz to William David School, is a senior at the Col- A Wad. ft Frl. MM • P.M. HinJirgMevtn engagement of Miss Stefne T. Sears, son of Mr. and Mrs. lege of William and Mary N William T. Sears, 121 Cherry Mr. Beck also attends Wil- Tree Lane, Middletown, N.J., liam and Mary. t THINGS Stender-T'ravis is announced by her parents, A June wedding is planned. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Jur- — Announcement is made by High School, attended Fair- geilewicz here. Mr and Mrs Christopher leigh Dickinson University. Thomas Travis, 2 Columbia He is a self-employed restau- Miss Jurgielewicz received Ave., of the engagement of rateur. a BA degree cum laude from their daughter, Hiss Lynn Assumption College, Worces- Mary Travis, to Thomas Kolarsick- ter, Mass., where she major- Carey Slender, son of Mr and ed in American history. She is Mrs Ferdinand G. Slender Ludak employed at Tangier Smith Jr., 25 Fair Haven Road, Fair Elementary School, Mastic SAVE at the WIZARDS Haven. An October wedding MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and Beach, and is enrolled at is planned. Mrs. Matthew R. L*dak, 33 Dowling College, Oakdale, to Michaelangelo LIB*, an- study for an MS degree in Miss Travis, an alumna of nounce the engagement of education. Henry Hudson Regional their daughter, Miss Debra A. School and Harymount Col- Ludak, to Karl D. Kolarsick, Mr. Sears is a graduate of lege, Arlington, Va , ts-em- son of Dr. and Mrs. Albert J. Mater Dei High School, New ployed as a flight attendant Kolarsick, 251 Sycamore Monmouth, N.J., and was with Eastern Airlines. Ave., Shrewsbury. A May awarded a BA degree cum wedding is planned. laude from Marlst College, Hr. Slender, a graduate of Miss Ludak was graduated PougHkeepsie, where he ma- from Methacton High School, jored in mathematics. He re- Heinze- Fairview Village, Pa., and at- ceived an MS degree in com- tends Brookdale Community puter science from Stevens Novak College, Lincroft. Institute of Technology, Mr. Kolarsick is an Hoboken, N.J., and is em- - MIDDLETOWN - The en- ployed as a senior technical gagement of Miss Donna alumnus of Christian Brothers Academy, Lincroft, and the associate at Bell Labora- Marie Novak to Dale William tories, Holmdel, N.J. Heinxe, son of Mr. and Mrs. University of Denver. Frederick L. Heinze, 87 Ho- ney Lane, is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- seph J. Novak, 77 Poricy Lane. C.B.S. SUPERMARKET 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG Hiss Novak and Mr. Heinze are graduates of Middletown Township High School. She Is employed by the Red Bank PICK-IT Youth Center. Mr. Heinze, a graduate also of Rutgers Uni- JERSEY NUMBER GAME AT BOTH OUR LOCATIONS! versity, where he was a mem- Pick any three numbers — you can play ber of the Alpha Zeta frater- nity, Is employed by Seacoast from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a week /y/////////////// Products, Inc. in Port Mon- WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER mouth. SIZE SHORT NOTICE BOYS i'_« Spencer- 4-7 5| Gathercole of RmrmVmlumbh, Slock TEXAS rAAKER ZE 8-|6 MATAWAN - Mr. and Mrs. PERSIAN RUGS Charles Gathercole, J5 Strath- mnd Othf Orimnlml Ruat •588? K more Gardens, announce the The immediate and urgent removal ol an air-cargo shipment con- sisting ol PERSIAN & ORIENTAL RUGS is now being demanded lor engagement of their daugh- immediate disposal at this auction, to highest bidder in single ter, Miss Linda Marie Gather- pieces. cole, to William R. 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By ELEANOR MARkO guests, who were dressed similarity Quiet Lifestyle fdlur conversations among many small groups made it seem like a family affair, rather thin LITTLE SILVER - Charles "Chuck" a benefit party J Zoubeck was a straight man on the tennis Jimmy, Miss Wallace and his friend court lor Clay Court King Jimmy Connors. It James Plunkett of South Orange, arrived by probably will never happen again limousine Connors had flown from Boston af- Good naturedly, the two put on a show ter a match and returned there to play in a which added to the coffers of the Monmouth tournament today. He had an added warm up County Unit of the American Cancer Society with Jack Pickering of Short Hills, a friend of on the clay courts Saturday, here at the home Mr Plunkett's, who may have had his pride of Mr. and Mrs. William F Kelly, at Loch- smashed, but he now has his racket cover, at mere on Seven Bridge Road. least, signed by Jimmy Connors as a souve- Mr. Zoubeck, of Greenwich, Conn , was the nir. standln for his uncle Carl A Twltchell of When Connors rejoined the party after a Holmdel, who won the chance to "play" Jim- shower In the elegant recreation wing adjoin- my Connors at a "Do Your Own Thing" ben- ing the pool, Connors chose a room away efit party In June for the Cancer Society from the busy bar area, and had a cool soda That party raised |30,«00, according to co- while sitting on the sofa with Miss Wallace chairman Mrs. P. T Hughes, Little Silver and two young guests, engrossed in watching The party sequel "Meet Jimmy Connors" KINO CONNORS AND HIS LADY - A pensive Saturday, which was (100 a ticket, was at- a tennis match on television—the most con- troversial tennis player Dr. Renee Richards, Jimmy Connors, U.S. Cloy Court Tennis champion, tended by some 150 guests—who sweltered with his companion Mar|orle (Mar|i) Wallace of willingly in the over M-degree temperature In her first match in the metropolitan area since she underwent a sex-change operation Indianapolis (Miss World), talks to guests at the Fancy while Zoubek and Connors played a friendly "Meet Jimmy Connors" party for the benefit of game. No match for the champion, Zoubek, last August and changed her name from Richard Raskind. the Monmouth County Unit of the American Can- who played tennis at Duke University, com- cer Society. HMlll«.Wi».l.. mented when they called it quits, "Boy he's Jimmy Connors is in agreement. "I be- Pajama good!" lieve she should play," he said. And, as to When asked, "Jimmy, were you ever a what effect she may have on tennis and in- SATISFIED DIETERS prize at a party before''" he laughed, and nod- creased gallery interest, he said it added to Satisfy your Hunger to bt THIN GOOD SPORT - ded impishly, "But, never chosen like this." the "publicity." Group participation Individual coniuttiUom Charles "Chuck" Zou- Perhaps it was the heat, or the "King" This was Jimmy Connors, introduction EltfCltM beck of Greenwich, accompanied by (his own term) "my lady," Saturday to Monmouth County. He lives In Knights ol Columbus - Hwy 36, Keonsburg Conn., vanquished by Marjorte (Marjl) Wallace of Indianapolis, the Los Angeles, he stated, "But, if you could put W.d Morning »:3O-11:3O A.M. Teal Satin Jimmy Connors In a fun beautiful title holder of Miss World, but the me up in a place like this, I'd stay." Thurt. Night — 7:30-9:30 P.M. rally In Little Silver, tempo of the party was subdued and infor- Mr. and Mrs. Kelly will have that to re- Strathmor. Bowling L«n«t Tricot with cools off with a Coke at mal. Jimmy was In a deep green shirt and member. Mon Night 7:30 to 9:30 P.M. I hurt Morning 9:30 to 11:90 A.M. Beige Lace the home ot Mr. and tan ]eans (except when he changed into ten- But, for one of the Kelly youngsters, It For Information Call 442-1(10 20 Monmoulh Si. Mrs. William F. Kelly, nis clothes for the match) and Miss Wallace was quite another story. As Connors played In ' (/uu ,.)) Hnmil S.J Hr./ l!a*k S-M-L at the "Meet Jlmmv was In natural cotton slacks with matching his backyard, he asked if he could go to the No registrationMloc Oprn Mon. fkm s,u. i,.u)•!, Ml ol.nyw.l•ny mighg t rtductlofl group oo Connors" party. overblouse They seemed to blend in with the beach. 747-4S49 27

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AUGUST 23 1976 13 Your clinical lab tests: How accurate are they? •j SYLVIA PORTER ad: S par cent of the labs gave acceptable results N per graceful And of the M.sta-M.OM laos operated by doctors m cent of Ike time or more; 17 per cent were within accept- their own offices, not one Is now covered by prescribed stan- Are you, a U.S. consumer, getting your dollar's worth able limits M-M per cent of the time. 17 per cent performed dards (or the |12 billion you spend each year for clinical labora- adequately 70-80 per cent of the time But a full II per cent Because o( all the dangers, the Senate has passed (M to tory services? YOUR MONEY'S were adequate no more than 71 per cent of the time II) and a House Committee is about to mark up the Clinical Do you know whether the lab which performs critical Some labs in the state, aecysed Dr Qoldfeld, "are run Laboratories Improvement Act of 1171 tests on your specimens is licensed, and if so, by whom? by individuals who aren't equipped by education or motiva- The legislation basically would require clinical labs Do you have any idea whether these tests are performed WORTH tion." (with some exceptions) to meet uniform national standards by qualified personnel and under conditions to assure accu- Dr. Morris Schaeffer, former general director of labs and licensing rules The Secretary of HF.W would adminis- rate results? for New York City's Health Department, assessed the clini- ter the program, except in states with stnngenl standards Have you any notion of what these procedures cost in cal lab field "in simple qualitative terms. We say. yes, the To aid states in setting up a program, the bill includes an comparison to what you are billed? quality of lab work has Improved (since 1M7) It has authorisation for 115 million of grants a year — from fiscal No la probably your answer to all the questions But the changed from horrible to bad." '71 to 'II A lab couM receive a license only if It made avail- cost to you of this ignorance and apathy in terms of quality four billion clinical lab tests. While general health ex It was back in 1M7 that Congress enacted the Clinical able to the licensing authority a schedule of Its fees — thus health care and health care dollars is tremendous. penditures have been climbing II per cent a year, lab fees Laboratories Improvement Act to upgrade lab services The making It possible for the first time for you (o judge costs To illustrate the devastating impact of substandard lab have been rising IS per cent. law applies, though, only to labs in interstate commerce — The House version is more liberal in timing standards testi, in Illinois, a physician relied on a faulty blood sugar Yet, the error rate for all types of labs — hospital, doc- just I per cent of the nation's M.MO-15,000 clinical labs and in exempting certain types of labs test result and prescribed the wrong medication for a dia- tor-directed Independents and independents operated by The states have not followed the federal government's The Ford administration opposes the bill on the grounds betic patient who died. In Iowa, an improperly diagnosed non-medical directors — is distressingly high lead More than half have no laws governing labs, (ewer that (1) it duplicates present HKW efforts to regulate labs RH negative baby was not given a blood transfusion and has In testimony before a Senate committee, Or. Martin than It states license clinical lab personnel; only five re- under Its Jurisdiction, (2) it spurs federal Intervention in an become a severely mentally retarded child. Goldfield of New Jersey's Department of Health reported quire labs to have a quality control program, employ quali- area traditionally the responsibility of state and local gov- On top of the human suffering caused by faulty lab tests that, between 1M7 and 1173, 257 participating labs in New fied personnel, etc ernments is the cost to the patient of all tests. Ten per cent of the to- Jersey performed simple tests for hemoglobin levels In the Intrastate labs are regulated if they participate In Medi- A Ford veto is al least a strong possibility To lest this, tal the U.S. spends annually on health care goes for about blood — a basic clinical procedure done in every lab Re- care, but the standards are weak, enforcement is dis- the bill's supporters hope to submit it before October ends Changes in portfolio are recommended

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By GBEIG HENDERSON was exhibited throughout the Jl Regatta RED BANK - Then mty Shane held the lead for hive been no records let at moat of the drive despite the tie 17th annual Eattpolnte playing It safe at the crucial National Sweepstakes Re stagger start (atta yoterday, but no one "I was off at the start by will deny that excitement wai two seconds." he said. "I only at aa all time high during its had my watch to go by so I two day Hay on the Navesink did that on purpose in order River not to jump the gun." Injecting the sweltering David Sooy of Hays Land- Marine Park crowd with a hit was third in the cup race 4o*e of that excitement was abroad Double Eagle. 1 the Governor ! Cup Race won Another heart-pounder was by Stuart Shane of Havre de the World Championships of Grace, lid. in his 1« cubic the Jersey Speed Skiffs which inch hydroplane Hijacker. headed the card of yesterday's Shane took the five-lap events. thriller by two feet over Jack Joe Stavola of Red Bank, Van Deran of Oceanport. Van who waited "four long Deren had taken hi* 2.5 litre years," finally was rewarded hydro "Why?" to the title last with a national title year. Stavola, piloting Yellow "I knew Jack had to be Jacket, finished on top in the close," the soft spoken Shane first heat and took a fourth to •aid. "I didn't know until the the second heat with his wife last turn that he was right be- Carol crewtng. hind me." "That tint place in the first It was at that point that heat felt real good," Stavola Van Deran chose to take an said. "It gave us a lot of con- outiide route and Shane fidence going into the second moved Inside for the victory. heat." RUN FOR THE CUP - Six boat* fight for the best position en route to the Calif, won the race and the Red Bonk Gold Cup. start of the Red Bank Bicentennial Grand Prix. Terry Turner of Pomona, Ironically Van Deran volun- They needed that con- teered his services in helping fidence when they zoomed out Highlands, breezing along in didn't leave Red Bank with- Frank Connolly of Northfield. repair Shane's boat the night to the second run with a bent Flying Karpet, took third with out a win when "Why?" captured third. before. rudder. a sixth and second place. burned past the finish line Sooy roared to a triumph in Perhaps that Is why Van Dave Greenlaw of Phila- A first was worded In the first in the 2 5 litre class the 280 cubic inch hydro Deran was awarded the Bob delphia, Pa., last year's win- skiffs when both heats went Edward Murphy of class. Sting Ray, piloted by White Trophy for best all ner, finished second with an off without a single dis- Bloomfleld placed a distant Michael Tourigan, of Brigan- around performance. eighth and first place. Sports qualification. second in Two Twenty's and* tine took second and Larry That kind of sportsmanship Herb Moore of Atlantic Van Derail made sure he the Blue Machine, driven by Murdock of Lake Hopatcong SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, AUGUST 23. Wh 15 guided Dream Weaver to third. Harrison Quirk of Ware, End In Capital Gain en In the "Kamlkue Clan" Sweepitakei Trophy for hit Mass, led the 850 cubic inch The spunky Ski Racers Di- were second place Yankee victory in tht » hydro'! He hydro field in Miss Muff vision was won by Billy Lo- Streaker, driven by Mike ilao got the John Devito Me- Gene DeFalco of Little Silver gotio of West Hartford, Conn Conte of Oceanport Third morial Trophy for the fatted copped second In Teen Ta Dragon Fly, piloted toy Fred went to Jim Nader of Elmlra, Mtlme Too and Pachanga, driven by Perkins of Delran, was third NY In Mad Dog The Mexican Goodwill Terry Browning of Chesa- In Super Stock action, Bill Terry Turner of Pomona. Trophy went to Certno for Ml peake, NY, crossed Die line Moore of Sea Bright blasted Calif, ran away with the Red, winning effort In tht Ml In third place his way through a four boat Bank Gold Cup when he cap- hydro'i The 225 cubic Inch hydro field to victory Other finish- tained his veuel to the top Stavolt alto took home the spot In the Red Bink Bicen- Pilmavera Memorial Trophy race was won by James Deel • AITPOIHTt RltULTS GovtnWt Cup (M0 cu in . Ml cu m tennial Grand Prix and the Freeholder'! Cup at of Columbus, Ohio in Mason's and 2 J lllrt hyfcoplorwt) 1 HI|tKh*r. Itourt Short*. How* d* Bewitched, guided home by the ipeed skiff winner Toy. Merrill Miller of Norm Gfoc*. Ma l WhyT. jach Von Oomon town, Pa. took second In Ocmnpori 1 DouWf Eooif. Dovia Soor John Hoganla of Norrtitown, Old Ytllcr wu given tht Moyy» Landinag g • Milt Hill Wlndi,, Nkt Daily Register Trophy for Challenger and Giacomo was WflnoWfl , WllltWlllortff . CCon n S CapitaCitl l GolrtiGl , Pa, was aecond in the five- fob Prtilty, W«tt f nd t Ming (toy lap race and Tom Baker boUppeartng crew and rtg steered into third by Jim Mlkt Touriolan • HgonfJn* J Drtam Amoroso of Willmington, Del. Wtovtr. Larry Murdock. Lake Hopol drove Bo's Chojt to third Logon) wu tht ndpteat of loniomgj | Myy MltlohMliiofct David Show, PoPol the Sal'i Tavern and Rettau Shane made it a double vic- tttrionff . MHapp y IMiwMhoh . CG«n < D^okoDt . Joel Herberg of Brick LIHItSllvor rant Trophy for hit victory la tory when he streaked to a 1 » llirti - |. Why? Von Of Township. Vice Commodore the Ski Racing Clau triumph in the 145 cubic inch Murphy, lloomlltld J Hut MacMnt. of the Regatta, WII surprised Fronk Connolly when he wai awarded the Van Derail received anoth- hydro's. Taking second In the NO cu In - 1 OouoU ENII SOOV. R«*M«r •<•« pMM kv Carl Ptmo May* Landing I Sling fay. Mlht Tou'l Rltner Trophy, given to the er honor, the Woody Kama 10-boat field was Nick Certno gtoft. trloanlTnt ) Drtjam Wtovtr. Lor rv Murdoch, Lokt HopaUong 4 Up man, woman, or organization Sr Mtmorlal Trophy for hit ROOSTER TAILER — Tom Baker, Queenstown, tlons on the way to a third place finish In the in Miss HlUwlnds. Third went Tight. MIM tlttockir. Norrlitown. Po 1 S Happy •W**M, Goiw DoPolco. unit whose contrlbutioni to pow win In the IS litre hydro ! Md., puts his vessel, Bo's Ghost, through the mo- Grand Prix. to Robert Presley ol West SHv«r t Mill Ol LynO»«. Jaik WH«t M Ofrwri on 10w ft erboat racing best exemplify The Sam Crook't Memorial IU cu In - I Mm Mutt. HOfMion Quirk, Wort. Moll f. Tttn To Too. Bill Rltner'i quarter-century Trophy want to DeFalco for Stnt OlFglco. Uttlf Sliytr 1 Pocnongo. of wrvlct to tht iport. the belt performance In tht Ttrry Irownlng. Chttaeiakt. Vo IV Lua-Kol. TltlmonMonr. Ml Wolt. Po Sooy drew the National Wt Calm at Tennis Week Chtrl, Dovt Grttntaw. PnilodtlpMo Po (I.I) ). Plying Karptf. Htrb Moor. At A. lontlc Hlgnlomh. [1,11 SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. who looked on Saturday ai field of New York, 6-2, (-2, like this there. Perhaps in 10 sociation. They make their Grand Prli — I Ttrry Tuinri Po decisions together." he said. flonlo,' Norrlilown, Pa I Bo I bnoll. (AP) - The affluent Village Dr. Richards, the 42-year-old Florence Guedy, 21, of Paris, years, we could have some- Tom foktr. Qyttnitown. Md I big Newport Beach, Calif., eye The WTA withdrew its •wono. Homy Knob, OctomMO. N V I of South Orange was relati- said she thought Dr. Rich- thing like this, but not before ConooTan Girl. Don L oitumbo Hiilidal. vely calm yesterday. surgeon who last year under- ards "has lots of courage" in then," she said. sanction of the South Orange t Polity, Horrlion Boggi Jr , Ktvporl 7 FrttKh Connection. Holond ChortMt. Ill Renee Richards had the went a sex change operation, making her personal life pub- Miss Guedy, ranked No. 4 event after Dr. Richards' en- • tlord. Ouoboc.,. I4J cu In, - I Hlloclitr, Stuorl Shant, day off. defeated Cathy Beene of lic. in France, said she declined try was accepted. A Ijulckly HOvrt at Groct, Ma 3 Will Hill Wlndi. organized WTA event will be- Nick Ctrlno. 1 Capital Ooln. Rootrl A French woman said con- Houston, Tex, 6 0, 6 2 in 46 to boycott the tournament "This would never happen gin tomorrow at the West- Pitntr. win f nil t>t<> aird Too. troversey over a transsexual minutes. here {because "I just came to Oouyioi Inompion loitimort. MO 1 in France. People hid things Chester Country Club in Har- Viking Mill. Lorry Mllchtll. Norrtt tennis player probably The press contingent was play. I don't care about town. Po t Huih Puppy tooclol. Jolteh RACING MOWthru 'mil 1 rison, N.Y. Shun t. Lgvlt II. Mlkt Forma. Man wouldn't occur in her country also down from an estimated this. ;' mouth tooch I7i cu In - I MtHfll Toy. Jomti MONMOUTH PARK Oceanport N.i. • 2 mitts um brfcn st ft«y, bit 105 for another 10 years. 200-plus on Saturday to a Stones beaten She said Dr. Richards Holladay said most of the Dttl, Columbui. Ohio 1 Cholltngtr. mere eight yesterday. Mtrrltl Mllltr. NOfrlitown. Pa ] Gloc And a member of the Hoi- would be beaten by the top male players are reacting to omc llm Amaroio. Wilmington. Otl 9 Races Daily 1st Race 2 PM in high jump women players and said she Suptr Stocki ~ I Oanltilt Ltt. •Ill laday family played on the Dr. Richards, whos entry the controversy with "unat- Moort. S«a trlghl ] Yonktt Strtaktr. Ample Parking didn't know if she could beat Mlkt Contt. Octonporl ] Mod Dog. Jim stadium court. But it wasn't led to the withdrawal of 25 WARSAW (AP) — Olympic tached interest The majority Nooti, Elmlra, N V Dr. Richards. Ski OOOH - I Mulm,og., B.lly Lo Terry, seeded first before women players, is slated to high jump champion Jacek of the men would like to see BOI1O. Wtll HorttorO Conn I Drogon EXACTASTRIFECTA'DAILY DOUBLE dropping out of the (60,000 play again tomorrow after- Wszola of Poland leaped 7 "If I play her, I'll keep her Dr. Richards allowed to play, Fly, FrM Pttklni. Dtlran Tennis Week Open; it was noon against the winner of feet 5ft inches yesterday to away from the net. She's so but that's just an Interest to her brother John. today's Susan Maharaj-Caro- defeat America's Dwight tall," Miss Guedy said of Dr. see how she'll do. We're The crowd yesterday was line Stoll first round match. Stones In an international Richards, a t-foot-2 lefty. more or less spectators." about 800 less than the 2,700 After she beat Betty New- track and field meet. Stones Frederlque Thibault of jumped 7-3. Vranch was playing Jackie MAHNS BROS. Wszola also established a Sayter of Great Britain in the Sanpo crown Polish national record, only day's other first-round wom- to I ing-Huan RT. 35 RT. 34 Connors heads Inches short of the European en's match. EATONTOWN ANO 1ILMAH IlVD SAPPORA, Japan (AP) - Biajeic mark set 13 years ago by Va- S42-0030 WALL lery Brumel of the Soviet In between the two wom- Lu Liang-Huan of Taiwan 681-2488 en's matches, Alvin Gardiner • AM I PM Mori Fit Union. Wszola tried twice to won a three-way sudden ( AMI PM Sit I AMI Mil MWI IM ol Australia bested John Hoi- Clotod Sundir U.S. Pro field clear 7-1^ but gave up his death playoff on the second t Ml PM ff«*«» laday of La JoUa, Calif, 7-6. BROOKL1NK. Mass. (AP) - Jimmy Connors, winner o[ third attempt because of the extra hole yesterday in the 2-6, 61, in the last ol the Sanpo Championship Golf his last-three tournaments, is the top seed in the $125,000 cold weather. ASK TO Sit Oil* ACCISSOHY LIST men's division qualifying Tournament. U.S. Professional Tennis championships that get under way Mike Winsor of the United play. today at the Longwood Cricket Club. States cleared only 6-6V Lu and two Japanese pros, piirst round action in the 0 ~ r r Connors, who took the titles at Washington. North Con- Mike Durking of the United Yoshitaka Yamamoto and HI-' men's tournament, which way, N.J., and Indianapolis recently, returns to the court States won the 1,500 meters in roshl lshii, finished the regu- r & carries a $10,000 first prize, where he won his first major tournament in 1973 beating Ar- 3 minutes 38 95 seconds, beat- lar U holes with lour-under- ing out Poland's Bronislaw begins today with third-seed- thur Ashe. par 140 totals Rated second for the tournament that has attracted Mallnowski, 3:39.19. The 5,000 ed Vitas Gerulatis taking on practically all the top men's tennis stars on the pro circuit meters went to another Amer- Marty Riessen. The three ended with pars is Bjom Borg, winner of U.S. Pro titles in 1974 and 1975 and ican, Garry. Bjoerklund, who After his match, Holladay, on the first extra hole of the the current Wimbledon champ. was timed in 1332.33 to beat 22, said he hadn't spoken to playoff. On the second, the Borg, a 20-year-old from Sweden, has been bothered by East Germany's Frank his sister since she decided Taiwanese sank a five-foot strained stomach muscles and has not played in a tourna- BaumgarU, 13:33.04. not to play here. putt on the 18th hole for a par MAJOR IN THRIFT ment since Wimbledon. Mike Bolt of Kenya won the "My sister's for strength- while the two Japanese WITH THKSE RMK TO -SCHOOL VAU'U milted their par putts Two top players who will miss this tuneup for the US. 800 meters in 1:45.87 ening the Women Tennis As- Open, set for the following week, are Ashe and Illie Nastase. REG SALE Ashe has a broken thumb and Nastase will pay in the Tennis ROSS 10 SPEED 26" •9.95 79.93 Week Open at South Orange, N.J . this week. Among those on hand are Manuel Orantes, Guillernu ROSS 10 SPEED 26" 109.55 89.9S Vilas, Adriano Panatta, Raul Ramirez. Stan Smith. Wojtek Fibak and John Newcombe. COLUMBIA 10 SPEED 26" MENS 109.95 89.93 Fibak of Poland lost to Connors at the U.S. Clay Court ROSS 20" POLO BICYCLE 69.95 tournament two weeks ago at Indianapolis. Ramirez lost to 39.93 Connors at North Conway. Panatta won the Italian and COLUMBIA 20" POLO BICYCLE 69.95 39.93 French opens this year. MOTOBECANE 27" oruw-ft-rt Connors has passed up Longwood the past two years to 140.00 124.93 play in the tournament at South Orange. Nomode 10 Speeds In last year's competition at Longwood. Borg downed Vilas for the title. Vilas is seeded third this year, ahead of Orantes and No. 5 Panatta. 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AUGUST 23 1S76 Jones balks at 20th win; Matlack grabs lucky 13th •;Tk*Aaaerlatc»iPreu er Jerry Grote followed with a ninth with a single After Dave Gary Matthews slammed a Handy Jones failed for the double off the left field wall to Matlack struck out two and Winfield reached base on a for- two-run homer in the first in- second time to win his 20th score liangual. walked one while improving his ceout and Willie Davis fouled ning, then hit a two-out single victory Sunday, but the San "It's not my Job as a player record to 13-7 while Jones saw out, Hike Ivie's blooped a in the ninth to score Larry Her- Diego Padres'lelt handrr still to question the umpiring," said his record fall to 1»S The vic- single to short right, sending ndon and lift the San Francisco isn't ruling out his chances to Jones, "but I didn't do anything tory was Matlack's third with- Winfield to third. I vie took sec- Giants over Montreal It was win 30 (or the season different than 1 usually do and out a loss against the Padres ond when right fielder Mike the Expos eight)) straight loss "I've got 11 more starts, so I haven't had a balk called on this season while Jones, still Vail bobbled the ball and Mat- Willie Stargell's two-run it's still possible," said Jones me since I was pitching In col- baseball's wtnningest pitcher, lack hit Tito Fuentes with a homer powered Pittsburgh past after seeing his record fall to lege." dropped his sixth game in nine pitch, loading the bases. Lo5 Angeles, which snapped a IH following a frustrating 1-0 Padres Manager John decisions since the All-Star But Matlack got Bob Davis to six-game winning streak, while loss to the New York Mets McNamara was ejected from break. ground out, ending the game. a three-run homer by Keith "I'm satisfied with the way I the game after a heated dis- Felix Mtllan led New York's Elsewhere in the National Hernandez and Lynn pitched and If I keep pitching cussion with Jim Quick, the eight-hit attack- with two .dou- League, it was Philadelphia 5, McGlothen's three-run double like this, I'm sure I'll win my first base umpire who called bles while Fred Kendall singled Houston I; St. Louis 8, Atlanta gave St. Louis an easy victory share," he said. "Lei's face it the balk twice to lead the Padres. 0; Cincinnati 4, Chicago ]; over Atlanta. 1 haven't been getting the Mets Manager Joe Frazier Kubiak opened the Padres' Pittsburgh 6, Los Angeles 1, A two-out single in the sev- breaks like I was in the first had plenty of praise for both and San Francisco 4, Montreal enth by Pete Rose scored Ed half But I'm confident that pitchers. "(Jon) Matlack has Armbrister with the winning LBiuwncI 0 I 0 GrubOII things will still faU Into place " pitched well for us all season. MIHooIt 0 2 0 Milfndtttl In the American League, Bal- tally for Cincinnati. Jones, who has lost six of He hasn't had the best of luck a Mlirwrll 0 0 0 KublokM) timore and the Chicago White Reggie Jackson cracked a lot of times either." JMonguollf 1 0 0 WDovlKI 4 Sox split a doubleheader with pinch grand slam homer in the nine decisions since the AU-Star Votlrl 0 1 0 Ivttlb 4 break, took the setback when Grate said Matlack has been Grotcc 0 3 1 Futnl*i36 ) Baltimore winning the opener ninth to give Baltimore its first- 0 I 0 Ktndallc 3 the only run of the game was involved in "10 or 12 no deci- 0 0 0 EHrndtipr 0 (-2 and the White Sox taking game victory. Lamar Johnson unearned and mired in con- sions or his 13 7 record could be 0 1 0 RDavIK I the second game 7-3; Minnesota was Chicago's hitting star in HTorrtui 1 troversy. far better at this point. RJontip 7 toppled Detroit 64 in 12 in- the second game, rapping out » II* I three singles, bat#g in two In the seventh inning, Joe "He's done a good Job, but CMtttoirp 0 0 0 nings, California stopped the we Just haven't scored many New York Yankees 11-8 in 11 runs and scoring twice. Torre reached first on an error. Total 14 1 • I 10 4 0 Pinch runner Pepe Hangual runs for him," said Grote. NlwYtwt innings; Oakland needed 11 in- A four-run uprising, paced by tnDl.f. W«lt»-t COMING TOGETHER — Houston Astros pitcher Gil Rondor) «S) Is shoved was then awarded second when "Our pitching staff is as solid E-Kublak DP-Ntw York I. Son nings to edge Boston 7-6 and Amos Otis' two-run single, gave as any in either league and Dltoo I. LOt-Ntw York 1, Son Diego 7 Kansas City downed Milwaukee Kansas City its victory over by teammates Jerry DaVanon (16) and Bob Watson (27) as Watson grabs Jones was called for his first JB-Millon 1. Grata. Futnttl S- balk of the season Mets catch- Matlack is one of the main rea- tt Torre* 7-4. Milwaukee. an Infield fly In the eighth Inning of yesterday's game with Philadelphia.

Phillies rip Astros; Angels slap Yankees 11 PHILADELPHIA (AP) - when Roberts fumbled the rero's sacrifice bunt. After Ron Guidry. one out in the ninth. The fan- rookie John Verhoeven yield- torn Underwood pitched a ball in the left field corner Tony Solalta struck out, Meanwhile, Frank Tanana tastic rally included Willie ed a fluke two-run single to live hitter and the Phila- The Phillies added another Davis ripped a singled to limited the Yankees to two Randolph's two-run double, pinch-hitter Carlos May and a delphia Phillies took advan- run in the third when Larry score Remy and Guerrero hits until they exploded with chasing Tanana, before game-tying two-run homer to tage of some shoddy Houston Bowa beat out a roller to also scored when Lyle backed Roy White. fielding for a S-l victory over short and moved to second on up left field Roy White's Winner Sid Monge, 5-4, en- the Astros yesterday. a balk. Greg Luzinski and throw to the plate and threw ded the ninth by picking pinch Uinderwood was in trouble Johnstonc walked, loading the wildly to third. How They Stand runner Mickey Rivers off first only in the fourth inning when bases before Boone hit a sac-• The Angels pounded Catfish and wrapped up the game by I AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Till t. J.ose Cruz led off with a rifice fly. Hunter for six runs and nine slipping a called third strike i Pel. Of Pel. (ill Phonier over the right field In the fifth, Garry Maddox hits In 6 1-3 Innings, including Ntw York Philadelphia M 41 .661 - past Thurman Munson with 5 fence. Two outs later, Leon singled, stole second and went solo homers by Dave Collins Baltimore Pittsburgh 67 SS .54f II > two runners aboard. Munson Cleveland M AI New York 63 61 SOI II") ;; Roberts and Jerry DaVanon to third when Luzinski filed to leading off the game and So- Uri.iill M 64 .ITS IS Chlcogo .453 25Vi was hitless in 14 at bats dur- " singled but Underwood struck Cruz. Cruz' throw, trying to Botton 57 64 .471 'V . St. Loult .445 26 ing the series. laita, and boosted their lead 53 65 ,44t II Montreal .359 37 p out Ed Hermann to retire cut down Maddox was wild to 8-0 with a pair of runs off WMl kill Konioi City 75 4) WMl NEW YORK " itHe side. and Maddox continued home. Oakland 66 57 Cincinnati •0 45 .635 - abr h bi Minnesota 63 62 Loi Angeles 61 SS .553 10 Colllnsdh RWhltelf 6 12 2 -'-The Phillies got Underwood The California Angels blew ai SanDitgo 60 66 .476 19V> Munsondh 6 0 0 0 Andrews ft Tvias SI 65 .473 17'/i Hemylb I OCaihlb 54 70 .435 11 Houston 60 67 .472 70 Bochtell Plnlellorf 4)20 all the runs he needed In the an eight-run lead in the ninth JCrui rt IBawaii California Chlcogo 54 70 .435 22 Atlanta 57 U 456 32 M Alomorph center field and scored on a terday and complete a sweep California {Ryan 10 IS] at BosWi (Let San Francisco 4, Monlreol 3 JNIrtrop Tananap Hunterp Botwttl pti wild pitch by Larry Dierker, of a three-game series. Oakland (Slut HIM at Baltimore Vrhovenp Guldryp Rondonp 1M2. Jerry Remy started the *)• (A) ' Montreal (Stanhouse 7 71 at Los Ange- Colllns.Chamb lis.Rondolph.HR-Collins double. Tolan also scored threw late on Mario Guer- Maddo*. Tolan SF - BOOM. Mllwouke* (Rodriguez 4-V) al Texoi (Umbargtrl-9). In) les I John 6-1), In) IH. Sol S), R.White (13), S- M Guerr Massengale birdies provide nest egg Our Service Promise WETHERSFIELD, Conn. (AP) - Beaten LWe do professional work IWedoonly challenger AI Geiberger summarized it best. "1 holed that little wedge shot for eagle on No. 16 and then I made birdie on 17 and all the work you authorize 3. We return worn-out parts of a sudden I was thinking, "hey, maybe this is my week." "But Rik Massengale just closed us out. He didn't give us a chance. He made birdie on No. 17 and then, when we're walking down the last fairway he makes birdie on No. 18. Front-End "That did it." It did Indeed The birdie-birdie finish by Massengale produced a two-stroke victory over Geiberger Alignment and disappointed J. C. Snead yesterday in the Sammy Davis Jr Greater Hartford Open • Cnmph'lr analysis and Golf Tournament It was only the second vic- alignment rorrrclion - to tory of Massengale's six-year pro career and, increase tire mileage and In his own words, "was a surprise." improve steering • Preci- "I didn't look at a leader board until the sion equipment, used by eighth hole. 1 thought I'd be behind by then. I experienced mechanics, wasn't Bui I kept missing some short putts. I helps ensure s precision didn't make a move where I thought I should. alignment 1 figured the other guys would be closing up," he said. Any U.S. made car - parts extra if needed excludes front-wheel drive cars They did But his birdie-birdie finish in the sweltering heat, which finished off a spec- tacular, five-under-par 31 on the back nine, closed them out It staked him to a two- stroke victory with a last round 66 on the friendly little, 6,508 yard Wethersfield Coun- try Club course and a 266 total — the best of Lube and Oil Change Engine Tune-Up the year on the pro tour Sc.l - 95 Aoo « lo. s III Massengale, a 29-year-old younger broth- V tor si, cortd 14 Less lor er of former tourist Don Massengale, finished $36 wim titctiooic a distant 18 strokes under par and, for the UMion third day in a row, set or tied a seasonal • Cnmplrtr I hdsds lubriralion * • Our nirfhanir.s rlpclronieally scoring record. He and J. C. Snead tied the SMILE OF A WINNER - Rlk Masse- nil rhange • Helps pninri- lonx Itnc-lunr your rriKinr • New ngale smiles and raises his putter af- wearing parts A smooth, quirl points, plugs ft r.ondpnsrr • Trst low M holes at 200. And Massengale's opening pprlormdnrr • Plriir phonr lor chirglnR.'slsrtlnfl systfms. idlusl pair of 65s tied the low 35 hole score of the ter sinking a birdie on the 18th green • rpruntmr-ni • locludM li|hl larhurr'tir s Helps mqmuin 8 season, 130 Massengale's 266 was one stroke of the Wethersfield Country Club golf trucks smonlh running rnnmi- • In- cludes Dalsun, Toyoll. VW a better than the 267 shot by Jerry Pate in the course Sunday. The putt salted away Ask ftr out Fret ••mry Pnrir C«»<» light Iruckt. Canadian Open a victory In the Greater Hartford The key to his victory was the 17th hole, Open golf tourney. Mossengole fin- a par three that cost him sole control of the ished with an 18-under par 264. lead Saturday when he made double bogey Ul d close three times but has yet to win this " '" ^'"^ BtoPPfRC HI lire factories, some sizes may be in short supply. Most Goodyear five locutions, bmvmrr. still h.ivo lirrs lo fil your needs. It your deaJeror slore does not have event — shot a 68 and tied for second with the UMir SUl wl rout e ou lv a a n On this hot, humid, hazy day - perhaps on-rushing Geiberger, who closed with a f^AAffl It V IJ II* o' ' '^ " P ^ V ''^ ^ ' Chrck assuring future delivery at the advertised the most uncomfortable of the year on the stunning, seven-under-par 64 that Included a tour — Massengale was tied for the lead with 90-yard wedge shot that found the hole for an Snead and had AI Geiber only one shot behind eagle three on the 16th hole. when he stood on the 17th tee. Lee Trevino actually got a share of the He missed the green again but this time lead early in the round, drafted back, then SWkystoBuy holed it from the fringe, using a putter from closed strongly with a birdie on his final hole • Cash • Qoodyttr Revolving Charge about 35 feet. That put him one In front with for a 67 and fourth place alone at 271. It was, • Our Own Customer Credit Plan one to play and Massengale put It out of GOOD/YEAR by far, the best performance he's exhibited • Muter Charge • BankAnwricard reach with a 15-foot birdie putt on the final since some nagging back problems knocked • American Expreu Money Card hole He lifted his putter in satt^e to the big, him off the tour early In the summer. e Carte Blanche • Diner* Club sweltering gallery sprawled around the am- For more good years in your car phitheater of the 18th green and broke into a Arnold Palmer matched his best round of big, broad smile. the year, a 66, and finished at 278, six under GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE The disappointed Snead - who has come par. 1030 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN 671-2415 SHREWSBURY H J MONOAV AUGUST 23. i are Tin DtM\ Itigl&rr 17 Anglers9 hopes high despite little success

Hope springs eternal in the breast of the fisherman This MHHiimiHiiniMimiiiiiimiiiiitiii Sept » "There are over H million hollers and fishermen hi ike may have been the reason for the tremendous turnout along In annoucing official recognition of the day the president United States In the last M yean they have contributed over the North Jeraey Shore over the weekend because, with local said: "American hunters and fishermen were among the IN IS billion to roaservation, and they (wet that Mai by approxi exceptions, the sport hasn't been all that good | environmentalists They have traditionally held strong opinions mately RS» million each year The local exceptions include the Sandy Hook Bay area about clean air, good water and a bveable habitat for wildlife The JJrd United States Atlantic Tuna Tovnanwnt where fluke fishing continued lairly good Some weakfish were "They have been in the forefront of the activists who want (ISATT) to be run tomorrow through Thursday oat of Gloaco- caught also. Ocean waters off the northern coast continued to HEIS'RY to mauitain these qualities, not only because it is important to ler, Mass, may be one of toe mod nrceaful ever If fishing be poor [or bluefish, bonito and tuna Fiuke fishing off the them, but because they will benefit all of society Through ex continues at the pare it has maintained for the last leveral beaches was poor although some large fish were taken on cise taxes on hunting and fishing equipment that were imposed weeks Observers report a lot of tuna with many over M rocky bottom off Long Branch SCHAEFER with the full endorsement of sportsmen's organizations, mil pounds in the waters near Gloucester Tom Morford of Long Branch caught a 11^ pound lions of dollars have been channeled into the maintenance and Thirty-one clubs will participate, running out of Port Side striped bass on worm bait in the Sandy Hook surf yesterday improvement of habitat across the land Marina Because of space limitations, only one boat per team morning An angler who did not leave his name weighed in a "Some modern-day environmentalists are not aware of thr will fish Current bluefui tuna regulations permit earn boat to HIIIIIMIIIMHinmiimilllllltllHHIIIMMIIIimilllUIIHIIHIIIIIIIIItilll 12-pound bluefish taken in the surf; at Giglio's bait and tackle past contributions that our outdoor sportsmen have made In keep a maximum of seven fish a week shop in Sea Bright Saturday night President Gerald Ford, who has been a member of the this cause And others may not fully comprehend that wildlife USATT has been a leader in the fight for the preservation Michigan United Conservation Clubs for 24 years, has called on of bluefui tuna stocks, and last year's event was cancelled in Paul Amadio of Malawan weighed a six-and-a-half pound populations need to be managed scientifically like all other nat all Americans to support National Hunting and Fishing Day on uuke at Julian's Soon Shop, Atlantic Highlands Saturday He uralresources cooperation with the National Marine Fisheries Service caught the fish on the 'black side of Ambrose Channel" on a live killie. The black refers to the channel markers. Pat Norton of Elmwood Park caught an eight-pound weak- fish on a live snapper under the Highlands Bridge. Mate John Mautner of the Fiesta, Belmar charter boat had Gutty 49ers defy statistics, win 4th a fine day of trolling for big bluefish at Bamegat Ridge on Sat- victory over winless Atlanta urday. The fish were taken by deep trolling with umbrella By HOWARD SMITH Clark after his club eked out strength of a JH yard field within striking distance with vtctory rigs and Bananas. AP Sports Writer a 17-16 victory over San Diego goal by Steve Mike-Mayer a pair of touchdown passes, Tony Adams toned a pair Steve Jones and Jim Otla The San Francisco 4»ers in Hawaii Saturday night. with two seconds left. Norm including a 18-yard bomb to of touchdown passes in the scored on short runs and Jim Capt. Cat Kane, who ran a head boat out of Leonardo for were outrushed, outpassed "We were outplayed — you Snead came off the bench to Willie McGee Don Woods second half and Jan Stenerud Bakken kicked two Meld goals years, is drawing a lot of old friends from that area His new and outplayed. But they we- can see that irom the statis- direct the winning drive after gained 105 yards in 13 carries booted a It-yard field goal II SI. Louis' triumph over boat is the Capt Cal, now a Belmar Marine Basin fixture, and ren't outscored and that's tics — but we had the guts to the Chargers, 2-2, had gone on and Rickey Young scored on with 14 seconds left as Kansas previously-unbeaten Chicago fishing for fluke on three-quarter day trips every day. Cal re- what counts. come back and win." top on a 25-yard field goal by a six yard run for San Diego City handed Washington Its Jot Namath threw (or a ported 107 fluke taken on the boat on Saturday, the largest a third straight Ion "This Is a team with a lot The 4lers, off to their best Sergio Albert with M seconds In other Saturday night touchdown, Pat Leahy kicked four pounder caught by Sam Krugler of Highland Park. three field goals and the Jets of character," said San Fran- start since 1957, ran their pre- left. games, Miami beat Tampa Danny White passed to got their tint victory when The Pacemaker Corporation's newest luxury yacht, the cisco rookie Coach Monte season log to 4-0 on the Jim Plunkett kept the 4ters Bay 18-21; New England Duke Ferguson for two TDs M50.000 MYWi, will be shown at a private preview at the Corn- dumped Atlanta 2817; Kansas and Butch Johnson scored on Houston's Skip Butler milled stock Boatworks 4 Marina, 704 Princeton Ave., Brick Town, Cily edged Washington 23-20. an M-yard klckoff return as a ll-yard field goal with M from 1 to 7 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 5. Boyd shows fee's well again Dallas bombed Detroit 10-16, Dallas gained Its first pre- second! left The corporation will have a staff at the preview to answer St. Louis got by Chicago 20- questions. David A. Hunnker. president of Westin & Associates, 14; the New York Jets shaded Brick Town, is handling arrangements. Houston 17-24; Los Angeles Knights pick cage coach with Modified win at Wall downed Oakland 23 14, and The Monmouth County Rifle and Pistol Club will have an NEW BRUNSWICK, N J. Eastern Regloaals last year, Denver rocked Seattle 52 7 extensive exhibit as part of the fourth annual Brielle Day Bi- WALL TOWNSHIP -Mak- Boyd has be.en an open Michel also of Manahawkin (AP) - Theresa Shank and her 1174-75 team flnuhed centennial Fair on Sept. 11 and on National Hunting and Fish- ing his first appearance on cockpit driver most of his fourth, Jim Hendrickson of In a Sunday afternoon con- Grenti has been named head second In the Small College ing Day, Sept. 25, which will be held on the boardwalk at As- the racing surface since suf racing career. However, in Freeport, Long Island, fifth. test, Minnesota beat Cincin- coach of Rutgers Unjvertlly Finals, was an All-America bury Park. fering severe injuries several the last two seasons he has John Blewetl Jr of Lakwood, nati 21-17 on Fran Tarken- women's basketball and will on three national champion weeks ago Lenny Boyd of competed In the Modifieds sixth, Jack Buck of Neptune, ton's 12-yard touchdown pass be among the first In theship teams at Immaculita The exhibit includes a demonstration of handloading, a dis- Howell Township won the and shown steady improve- seventh, and Don Stives of to rookie Sammle White with country to hold such a Job full College play of antique and modern firearms, live specimens of game Modified Stock Car feature ment over the last two East Windsor, eighth 24 seconds left Tarkentnn time, the school said yes- birds native to New Jersey, and a display of the licenses, per- at Wall Stadium Saturday weeks. He had two fourth in Rod Cunllffe of Howell threw for two TDs in theterday mits and firearms purchase applications required by New Jer- Rutgers athletic director night. feature events this year be- Township had his luck game and set up another with sey law. \ Grenti coached at St. Jo- Frederick E Gruninier, who fore taking the Dick Davis change when he galloped to a 52-yard strike lo Tom Gere- Catalogs and other literature will be available, ranging Boyd, who had been hospi- seph College in Philadelphia announced the appointment, machine into victory lane. his second Sportsman Stock dine, The Bengals had tied it talized after being injured in a for the past two yean. Her said the job had been part- from shooters' supplies to oiher items of outdoor recreation, as Car feature win of the sea- 17-17 with just 1:11 left on an midget race car accident, Finishing a strong second team finished third In the time well recipes for the care and cooking of fish, game and son. 11-yard TD pass from John went wire-to-wire in the 35 was Jerry Cranmer of Mount other foods. Reaves to Billy Brooks Co-chairmen of the club exhibits are Wally Wurts of Brielle lap even and pocketed $1,100 Holly with Sonny Rosteln of Cunlifee who had a 14th, 15th and 18th place finish his and Herb Leupold of Eatontown. for his effort. Manahawkin third, Tom On Friday night, Buffalo last three outings wrested (he rolled over Green Bay J7-0, lead from John Stephan of New Orleans defeated Balti- Bradley Beach In lap seven more 2S-2O in overtime and of the 30 lap race and was the New York Giants stunned never headed. Pittsburgh 17 0 Monmouth Park Today A strong second was Chip Cleveland is at Philadelphia Graves of Neptune with Lar- tonight 4-1 Boidftt Flyer MM) McCoulty 7 1 SELECTIONS WIIF 4-1 Don » B« Lalt PtU HI*) Thornburg ...I) ry Patterson of Princeton WHEEL SALE UWCIOI MOOn (US) Nr 7-3 Slrloa (113) Barrero 10 1 By REGGIE STKK Bob Griese fired three I lady (117) Ptrrtt 10-1 Moncheiltr Loll (110) Gomel ]•) Flrit Chair (1133) NNr 19-1 third. Fourth and fifth place Dashing Native (117) Ntmttl 10-1 Ntw Cftoiion (113) Moc touchdown passes In the first Assorted Stytos- Brands "CLOSIOUTS" «*-«,»•; J VO 4 Upj " NtwCr«tlonni3)M«B.th J-» money was earned by Jeff Ohatol 017) Delohotmaye S-3 * ; 1M 4 Makoo Ton (113) Nr half and Miami held off a Sword Play (117) Nr 1/H Jolly Dtaf (111) Gomn I - Daaklig Native, Sword Wolcott of Bradley Beach Cornlih Sons 017) Stvcll (HO) Saumtll .J Tampa Bay comeback to Ovllo Duck M171 B NtwsBrtok (107) Saumell F I' - |M«; )Yil Un; AtWj * Fur. Play, DkaM ' and Art Wolcott of Manas Famous Print til (117) TbOfnoi.. King Sunny (110) Gomti StcondTtrm(11S)Nr 41 'raise Its record to 4-0 before Sparkling Kate (117) Skinner w-i iglorliif (10V) Gomel I 1 AMtolrt (111) DclohouivoyDtlohi * j-1 I — M.manr., Slreaklag quan. WogWy Welahi (117) Thomo. J-1 rctllui (110) Dowd 3 1 R owndBId_ (IIS.US)) DelohouiwiyDel . * 101 71,718 fans - the largest Judy. G»M'l First Mark Officials start Walt Rogers Bloominromlng Imaget ((US) Solomww J I C.ihlVl f Tamonoc^omonoco (MS(HiI) BiumlltlBrumfitWd . 6 5 crowd of the preseason — it 1 Ut4- tMM; 1Y* FiiitM; CMUBJ i Pur. Flr»1S*rmon("l3' (II)" Agulltra' . *•! Btpatr lotion (US)) MlccllMlctll . IO i 3 — Duty Lace, Maaekeiter of Port Monmouth as tar BM.ttM Top (101) Somyn 10 I Witty. AMIt (104) Dowd II Quick Morln* (IIS) Nr 6 1 Tampa. It'll Do (115) CorrlVMU *-1 Speclol Proltcl [111! Durkt* 1-1 Last, Sable-Cape back In the Modern Stock Btntlfl Btdlom (IM) Dowd 30 1 IM - tIMMj I V» ft Up-F.ft M. I AI«. j Quarterback Tom Owen Foxy fumy (111) Nr II i - Plagiarist, King Saaay, Car pack as they can within Wcrttory Joan (ili^Lovato 11-1 threw for two touchdowns and ChrltVtnlurt (1)6) Thorno«'.','.'','.".".'.'."> 1 Marcellas Ouorrtl (117) Brumfltld 5-J the rules, but it doesn't seem HlanCnormt (1U) Nr • 1 n i oto (US) Ntmttl 10-1 Don Calhoun ran 71 yards for MUIIKH.QI . .. s? CoTotola. (l>- t - Btn «T Ike Haaw, Had toto bother the defending cha- I Screen (1131 Ptrrtt M OconoluftM (107) Saumcll F Stolen Time . another In New England's Chrome Reverse- Steel Dish «n Morion 1)70) Barrera 4-1 Bay, O'Ctyle Hod to Buy (111) Brumfltld 4-1 mpion. He came from 18th Gold i FlnlMork (MS) Tonni _ jrless Queen (117) Rotado 10-1 Bottof th*Houie (Hi) Borrtra Thrlllofltall (IIS) Solomont o I i - Boldfsl Flyer, Monl Roy.l, place and won his sixth 20 lap Irtf - VJm; 1 V* ft U>F. ft lndy'i Hurrlcont (116) McCorron GC.' |" $9.95 each $12.95 each 61ft - M.ttt; I Yt; Clmf , IM ft t/U New (rr.lloB feature. I Mr, »otr InCowrt(tlO) Brown 1 i G«m Wood Aggie (115) Mlctll RoyoccordOm Thomo. 7 - Cklel Tamaaac*, Srnmt SablAlet CapCOMt ll"IHV) Wllion Rogers has three wins, -two >foot Glory ( 115) Ptrrtt 4-1 Mont Royal (115) Nr tlh - I7.MI, 1 Yt; M*i , * Fur Term, Repatriation Jimmy j Around (111) Ceoeno IM seconds and-a fourth in six WHITE SPOKE MANY Cltovcr Jchtmtr (Ml) Dtlohouitoyt10-1 I - Split Screei, Qiarrel, Ge- straight races. Butch Colosimo Corrt Pronto {1111 Nr 6-1 DISH MAGS, Horses to watch VtrE Shorp(lll) Biumlltld IS 1 lato My Son Howard (111) Nr 11 of Red Bank was second with VERNIE - Hve ynr old proved each rat this year. Forpoppo (111) MICtll i 70 I I - WUderaeu Bay, MMilgkl John Baker of Manasquan ETC.- ALL PLUS RadSTftona* (111) Ptfrtt » I mare races at twa level la EBONY ROCK - Raa off be- Wlldcrntl. Bay (111) Alvarado l!l MaUaee, Maple Moasse third, Jerry Reaves of Pisca- $14.95«ach El E«la«nt« (III) Nr LUGS it CAPS icit Ure start tl last aad had Alclnto (111) Brumtlcld BEST BET: Boss of tke House taway, fourth and Steve O«ip«ratt Cnonct (111) Brumfltld BESSIE'S MOTHER - Car- aatklaglett. At imtO Fellow (111) Skinner (Ha) Springsteel of Woodbridge Ho NO Maid (111) Nl S/S Chrome Spoke- ried wide la latest; long »ver HANDSOME CORNISH - 6 I Friday's Wlaaen: Ocalakaad fifth. (I.II); Hope ol Gltry 4ae. Neil at a route will be a win Midnight MotlnM (111) Ptrrtt CLOSEOUTS $19.95 "BLEMS" aer. Mr RadWIne (111) Nr (BEST BET) (IM) PENNANT PLAY - In- Com* In and look around- First com* -

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AIM- Ov*fwllch (Campbell) 11 Jotons Scotch Tlmt (Nodrlvtf) 4-t hams, and Sedan & Coupe M - Hnilaal Lad, SaM Trail N, .ayf BucKey* John (No driver) si DeVilles WolkOvtr N (Wartlnti) e i II - MM Jaay IMay Fair, A«»i Call Horwit E«presi (Ftnno) 1-1 Rovol J M (Nodftvtr) 10-1 ailT .IT - Oar lltMr Swari The 1976 Cadillac will be the last full size Cadillac to ever be We still have a few other 1976 Oldsmobile models in manufactured. stock to select from . . . Delta 88 — Cutlass — Ome- Stop in and ask about our Don't miss this opportunity! ga See your "Russell Man" today ... See your "Russell Man" today ... • TOM KEGELMAN • RALPH STANGO • NORM ROSENSTEIN • Jim Dunn • Emil Ingo • Gene Schmerler ... it's two free checking plans. Deal with Monmouth & Ocean Counties' Largest Oldsmobile Cadillac Dealer Innovation AUFAMIL1 OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. HOURS: 100 Newman Springs Rd. Hon.. TUM., Thwt.: 1:30 a.m.1 i.a Wad., Frl: I JO am-* p m COLONIAL •«.: KM Lf*. a> 4.-40 P-t« HMMMW 741-0910 Member FDIC Fidelity Union Boncorporolton II The [My RcgMo- SHREWSBURY, MONDAY. AUGUST ?3, 1976 Sea Bright school repairs begun to forestall closing SEA BRIGHT - The Board dent of schools, if the school that he would discuss a 14- 14-point program. board it their Aug. 10 meet- tually provide three times the of Education has reported is to open Sept. I. point plan for renovation Mr. Garland said Friday ing that be "couldn't guaran- required fire protection. that emergency repairs and Mr Bills' order, in a letter adopted by the board at that that workers had already be- tee" that the school would be Nevertheless, Mr. Bills said alterations to the 84-year-old to Thomas W. Garland Jr., session with Dr. Fred G. gun to install some new permitted to operate even that the board must even- elementary school have be- board secretary, reversed his Burke, the state education plumbing and light fixtures, with these repairs, noting the tually comply with all 24 Make A Date gun, forestalling its closing stand a week earlier when he commissioner, later that exhaust fans, and safety extensive work that would points and, in his letter to the A paid director of coming events for nonprofit organiza- for at least one year. told the board and about 1M week. glass. have to be done to eliminate board, urged them to study all tions. Rates: 12.00 for 3 lines for one day. 11.00 each addi- The work, Installation of residents that he could not Although the two officials In addition, he said the the remaining 10 violations alternatives for compliance tional line, S3 00 for two days, $1 25 each additiona line; fire doors, exhaust fans and permit the school to reopen in refused to make details of school would seal off a fourth- The safely inspection re- with the 1969 guide, including 15 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line, $6 00 additional toilet facilities, light of a report that cited the this meeting public for sev- Boor classroom used for reme- port cites the building (or a total renovation of the 1892 (or 10 days; $200 each additional line. Call The DaUy new lighting and elimination building for 24 violations of eral days, Mr Bills wrote the dial instruction, which Mr lacking an elevator (or handi- structure, or building a new Register, 542-4000, ask for the Date Secretary. of impediments to fire es- the 1M9 Schoolhouse Guide board last Monday that the Bills said was unsafe, and capped students and a second one capes, Is part of a 14 point for Planning and Construc- school could open for one would seek estimates on mak- stairwell. It also hits wooden Mr Bills also suggested DEADLINE program mandated by Harold tion year contingent upon imme- ing stairway renovations. instead of steel stairwells, im- that the board consider bus- all Make A Date Ads must be Y. Bills, county superinten- Mr Bills, however, said diate implementation of the Mr. Bills, however, told the proper fire escapes and ing all 110 pupils there to an- in our otfice by noon two days charges that the building's other school district. . prior to publication walls a((ord too little fire pro- The board has established Today - For children, Dial-a-Story with a Biblical tection. three committees to study moral Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of The board has repeatedly each alternative and make Mlddletown. Dial 671-3319. said that these last 10 points recommendations (or com- AUG. 23 are inappropriate or wrong pliance Barbershop Harmony Bicentennial Extravaganza Specifically, the board says Mr. Bills, however, also presented by the Asbury Park Chapter, S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A. there is no need for elevators made his one-year "reprieve" i - "Smile, America, Smile" in the Ocean Grove Audito- since all handicapped chil- conditional on monthly board rium, Ocean Grove, 8 PM. Donation $2,. Senior Citizens dren are bused to special reports on the progress of the and under 15. $1.50. Tickets at the door. schools, and the walls ac- renovation work. •BJ I AUGUST 28 Deserted Village At Allaire Inc., Allaire State Park, will sponsor a Flea Market on Sat., Aug. 28, 10 a.m. to 5 p m. Donations $3 per car, to benefit Historic Village res- toration. Some spaces available. For information call Vil- ALADDIN CAMPUS lage Office, 938-2253 Snack bar on premises. CHILDS DICOtATID BIC AUGUST 28, 29 CRYSTAL PEN PENCILS Township o( Ocean Bicentennial Arts and Crafts Show, BOOK BAG LUNCH KIT GRAND OPENING Deal Test Site. Whalepond Road, Oakhurst, Sat. and Sun., 10 a.m.-7 p.m. In case of rain will be held al Ocean Town- ASSORTED DESI8NI WITH H PINT TUES., AUG. 24 ship High School, West Park Ave., Oakhurst. IMUIATEO I0TTU AUGUST 29 ASSORTED DESIGNS Township o( Ocean Bicentennial Community Festival, 12-7:30 p.m.. Deal Test Site, Whalepond Road, Oakhurst. 3 FACES Free admission Continuous entertainment, games, con- tests, food and boutique booths. Chicken barbecue dinner, 6 p.m.. $2.75. Dinner tickets available until Aug. 23 at Township Hall. Deal Road, Oakhurst. In case o( rain, fes- tival will move to Ocean Township High School, West Park Ave. Oakhiirst. SEPTEMBER 11 St. Dorothea's Guild, Broad St., Eatontown, rent a CALIFORNIA space Flea Market, $5. Rain date, Sept. 25th, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 542-0978 or 542-8843. JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR RITE AID 3 SUBJECT SEPT. 12 RITE AID MARBLE "Craft and Flea Market". Red Bank Hadassah. $5 SPIRAL spaces. Mlddletown Shopping Center. (Rt. 35) 10 a.m.-4 FILLER COMPOSITION FACTORY DIRECT PRICES p.m. Hobbyists, dealers. 671-4810. Snacks. Sept. It rain. NOTEBOOK SEPT. 18 PAPER ROUTE 3* 71 WEST LONG BRANCH Llncroft United Presbyterian Church Flea Market on BOOK CantaM Squire Shopping Center N«it to Audio Discount the church grounds, West Front St. & Everett Rd , Lin- 222-3033 croft. Spaces $5. Dealers welcome. Call 842-6646 Rain date Sept. 26.

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FREEHOLD - The folio* Simpson Ave , Atlantic High Irom Cathy IsgngK. Ocean Branch, from Kenneth Had- lag divorces have been grant lands, from Raymond Sebo- Grovt quist. Center Ave . Keant- ed in Superior Court rowski. Asbury Ave , Atlantic Regina Pigoti Spnng si . burg Highlands Barbara J Bowman How Red Bank, from Joseph Pi Maureen Sierra, K'aryn ell, from Robert D. Bowman. Susan R Lmzer, Viola Ave , gott, Peters Place. Red Rank Ter W . Middlrtown. Irom Manchester Court. Freehold Leonardo, from Edward F Mary A t.mdquisl. Plea- George Sierra. Center St , Township LIMIT. Edison sure Bay Apartments. I nnK Kryport Charles H Clifton, Neptune Margaret Frank. Lornllard City, from Catherine R Clif- Ave , Union Beach, from Nor ton, Reynolds Drive Eaton- man Frank, Old School House town Lane, Matawan VINYL SIDING Lucille Chizuk. Garrison Richard J Lamberson Jr, Drive, Htzlel, from BolesUiib Brick Township, from Virginia Chizuk. Garrison Dnve, Haz- M Lambersnn, White It, Ea- let tontown Warner L Hinton Main SI. SALE! Keansburg, from Patricia J Manan P Daudlier. Asbury Hinton, Laurel Ave . Hazlet Park, (mm Joseph A Dau- Nl. AUG. 20th THRU Ftl. AUG. 37th 0NIY Norman A Marlow, Arm dier, Twin Brook Apartments. strong Blvd , Ocean, from Oakhursl WE WONT BE UNDERSOLD OFFICERS' OBSTACLES - A teom ot National candidate, and Assemblyman Richard Van Wag- Judi|h Marlow. Branch Ave, Elwood F Johnson. Hams Guard Officer candidates demonstrates a scaling ner, D -Monmouth, during the guard's annual vis- Little Silver Ave , Union Beach (rom Bet- CHECK AND COMPARE OUR PRICES! exercise tor Ma|. Gen. Wilfred C. Menard, left, itors day program at the New Jersey Military Aca- Bonnie L Harwell. Raleigh ty M W Johnson. Atlantic chief of Staff for the New Jersey Department of demy in Sea Girt. Court, Ocean Township, (rom Ave . Keyport Defense, Michael Hoydis, Mlddletown, a fellow Thomas F Darwell. Teaneck Robert E Edens, Fourth Elaine C Webster. Rath St, Eatontown. (rom Carol L This solid vinyl siding from JOHNS- Ave , Long Branch, Irom Edens. Cherry Hill Robert Webster. Cornel Susan J Valentine. Riv- MANVILLE IS scratch-rust-blister- Drive, Hazlet erdale Ave . Monmouth rot-dent & water-resistant Guard changing priorities Dolores Schultz. Pine Brook Beach, from Richard E Va- Road, Manalapan, from Dan lentine. Farmdalr Road. Haz- By BRIAN J. KELLY cated person." plays a major part In the Touted as the highlight ol iel T. Schultz, Edison let. Programs involve high Guard's Officer Candidate the day by Guard officials (And It will never n—d painting) Josephipe E Caberson. Anita 1. Deak. Old Bridge, SEA GIRT - National school completion classes, a School which is currently in was the leader's reaction Riverside Ave , Red Bank, (rom Joseph N. Deak. Park Guard officials question the college level equivalency session at the ltO-acre course — a modified obstacle The Mcrtt ol Johnt-ManviM - (rom Pedro Caberson. At- view Ter, l.mmifi guard's ability to survive un- exam and an associate of arts campus of the academy. A course with various chal- Oiirtgum" siding • Iful il • lanta, Ga. , Carol llcndnckson. Ave A, solid vinyl — to tha color less it becomes more in- curriculum designed (or tour of the grounds included a lenges emphasizing team co- Anne Lightbody. Mlllay West Keansburg. from Clar- go«s all Iht way through tegrated with the surrounding Guard members and offered stop in the audio-visual de- operation Dnrtgnm down I tcrtlch MX community, and they are bet- Road, Morganville. (rom Wil- ence Hendnckson. Sea Girt by Mercer, Passaic and partment, where video tapes The course is considered a nwin ttdmg Oi rutl Oi (fox ting that providing higher liam Lightbody. Millay Road. Ave.Oceanport And il nevtr nMOl pmntmfl Ocean County colleges. Over and self-paced manuals are key part of the OCS training education for their enlistees is Morganville Elizabeth C. Bastedo, Ol court*, all tiding lookt 100 Guardsmen have received used to teach such disciplines which extends over one year the way to accomplish this. Margaret M Hall. Bermann Farmingdale. from William good wtwn n nm Ri n hlglr school equivalency cer- as artillery placement and and includes 12 weekend ses- solid vinyl tiding Irom Johnt Way, Mlddletown. Irom Wil- D Bastedo. Manalapan ANT . During the Guard's annual tificates in the past year. tank maneuvers. sions and two field training ManviW ttayt bsauMul y«w liam W. Hall Jr., Ocean Ave.. Freehold atler y«af visitors day at the New Jer- The Guard is also engaged periods of IS days each A management training Sea Bright Gargy Isgrlgg. A Company sey Military Academy, the in its first recruiting effort The campus is a 100-year- course featured a class in Patricia A Seborowski. School Bridge, Ft Monmouth, emphasis was on'the educa- since 1958, explained Maj transactional analysis taught old, former World War I and CAU 842-9492 FOR FREE' ESTIMATE tion programs through which Gen. Wilfred C. Menard, chiel by a psychologist. Guard offi- II troop base which was con- 24 HOURS - 7 DAYS the Guard hopes to increase of staff ol the New Jersey De- cers are encouraged to take verted into the National FINANCING ARRANGED SfMl the academic standing of Us partment of Defense. "Large- as many management Guard and State Police train- GUN CONTROL? members. ly because of the volunteer courses as they can Several ing academy in 1859. Pressed by a declining in- army, we are no longer get- of those offered at the aca- The daylong program also The COURTS are giving light sentences lor crimes wilh H TRUST Ul terest in the military and ting the cream of the crop. demy grant transferable col- featured a luncheon during guns strong recruiting competition We're getting much com- lege credits. which two Mercer County THIS is where control is needed Wrile lor information and from federal volunteer army petition and we will not sur- Visitor's day, is another at- educators were awarded bumper slicker. Judge Control Not Gun Control", 2 lor programs, the Guard hopes to vive unless we can tie in with plaques for service to the tempt to involve segments of $100 use education as an incentive the community." the community with Guard academy William 0. Gall, >LLIY to enlistment. Gen. Menard said the activities: Guests included dean of Mercer County Com- According to Col. Leonard Guard is now at 13 per cent o( State Assemblymen Richard munity College was given the CITIZENS AGAINST GUN CONTROL IO0HNG t SMK (0.*. •• J. Tharney, the academy's its authorized compliment Commandant's Award and P.O. Bon 211, Wnl End St. Van Wagner, D-Monmouth, Long Branch, N. J 07740 commandant, the Guard also and hopes to be at 100 per Johnson Honey III, the county and William Magulre, It immn Cliy-PruMtnl MEMBER OF THE GREATER RED BANK wants to "put something back cent by Oct. 1,1976. college's registrar, received Union, and Sen. Frank J. A Won Prodi Orgtniullon CHAMBER OF COMMERCE into the community — an edu- Classroom education also Dodd, D-Essex. the Honorary Faculty Award now in Shrewsbury 1 nv n f ~TZM { D cwk "i n^n ( M ) II

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SHREWSBURY: Rte. 35, Shrewsbury Plaza, North of Eatontown Mall opposite Ft. Monmouth Open Mon. thru Sat. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. 20 The Daffy Regfeter SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. AUGUST 23, 1976 Television Today New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 killer, Jack Ruby, prior lo O THE CROSS-WITS O BRACKEN'S WORLD OB TONIGHT SHOW 100 (JO TOMORROW 133 B JACK BENNY 1:00 I NEWS 9 THE VALIANT YEARS the death of President Ken- •I Am the Fiddler" ^Dunkirk" • fj VIVAVALDEZ "Move In For a Closeup" Hoat: Flip Wilson Guests: Or Timothy Leary will nedy in Dallas. 200 Sfl) NEW S Whoa Trie Wise STAR TREK brothers' Rivalry " Sophia O 1:00 MOVIE Dick Van Dyke, Mark discuss his controversial B SHOWCASE 0 B5REAT, GREAT SHOW Witch?" Valdez is already annoyed "'Don't Just Stand There " Wilson, Joae Feliciano, and lite, including his imprison- S THE MACNEIL REPORT bright Leaf" (1950) Gary *5uns at Batasi" . (1984) Q THE AVENGERS by constant quarreling bet- (1968) Robert Wagner, Mary A very Schreiber ment and etperlmentation 7.X S BOBBY VINTON SHOW ween her older sons but it Tyler Moore An American O THE 11 :M MOVIE Cooper, Lauren Bacall with psychedelic drugs Richard Attenboroogh, Mia takeover" Driven from his home by a with Guest: David Brenner Increases when they find a adventurer engaged In Il- "5 Graves lo Cairo" (1943) MINORITY PERSPEC- • STAR TREK tobacco tycoon, a tenant- B HOLLYWOOD new focus lor competition in legal smuggling In Paris Anne Baxter, Aklm Tamlroff. B 2 OB • ""H I T C H C O C K "Whom Gods Destroy ' farmer returns to wipe out SQUARES Pepe's pretty tutor. finds himself involved In kid- Intrigue and eaplonage are TIV• EMONDAY NIGHT LATE PRESENTS I I TOOAY IN DELAWARE the magnate's empire. a ADAM-12 O STEVE ALLEN'S napping, murder, French centered around a lone sur- "Agent 8 V."" (1965) Dirk "Kerry Blue" I THE UNTOUCHABLES LAUGHBACK gangsters and beautiful _ BURNS AND ALLEN I COURTSHIP OF ED- vivor of a British tank group Bogarde, Sylva Kosclna. | NEWS girls. "A"A »Marital Mix-Up" | NEWS iS FATHER a 125,000 PYRAMID Guests: Skilch Henderson, in a North Alrlcan town In 1:20 IB EDITORIAL ONE STEP BEYOND | NEWS(R) I I SESAME STREET 0) FAMILY SPECIAL Jsyne Meadows, Don B MASTERPIECE 1942, during Rommel's ad- 1 25 3 LATE SHOW CAPTIONED ABC NEWS | PAT COLLINS I THE BRADY BUNCH 'Tllght Five" A contraat bet- Knotts, Jack Jones THEATER vance "Arrowhead" (1953) ffl THE F.B.I. DARK SHADOWS I JOEL A SPIVAK(R) I ZOOM ween the coast to coast "Shoulder to Shoulder: MONDAY NIGHT Charlton Heston. Jack ^he Savage Wilderness" 12:00 . Randy Stuart. " lannyindtheMob" America's flrat commerlcal IE) THE END OF THE GAME a nightclub entertainer who 11943) Spencer Tracy, An Intimate portrait of the 1:30 SB MAUDE THE 700 CLUB I ABC EVENING NEWS pilots. (HI aaya he can link Lee Harvey Katharine Hepburn. panorama of African NIGHT GALLERY OB MATCH GAME P.M. Vivian returns from a spa Oawald, the alleged JOE FRANKLIN HER READ! WATERS. I I CBS EVENING NEWS wildlife. 12:05 $ MACNEIL REPORT • FAMILY AFFAIR that stresses meditation, assassin of President John DELA. VALLEY FORUM I I TAKE 12 12:30 B CAPTIONED ABC NEWS l ' THAT GIRL "Wouldn't It Be Loverly" • OF LANDS AND SEAS yearning to be more open F. Kennedy, with Oswald's 8 "Utah—A Different World" with Arthur. (R) I I i ADAM 12 JR WORLD PRESS B NEW YORK REPORT I CARRASCOLENOA8 9 MACNEIL REPORT ffl CINEMA 20 (DOUBLE FEATURE) 10:00 SB MEDICAL CENTER 8 55 | i ZOOM $ SPECIAL "Joy ol Living" Hosted by "Have Rocket Will Travel" A patient's welfare and a At the movies 7:00 { CBS EVENING NEWS Rev. Ike. 11959) The Three Stooges young couple's happiness All SEATS M.50 I i WORLD AT WAR These schedules ore pro- HOGAN'S HEROES "Stop, Look & Laugh ' (1960) hinge on a ten-year-old SAVOY- " >eserT (1040-1043) The vided by the theater and the BURNS AND ALLEN The Three Stooges girl's decision. (R) struggle In North Africa to BS JIGSAW JOHN times are lor today only. IN NEW JERSEY REPORT ffl 8:00 MOVIE PARAMOUNT— halt Mussolini's advance on S ^he Executioner" An am- RID•ANK Ode to Billy Joe 7 30, 9:10 "Deception" 11946) Bette Egypt and Rommel's Alrika MONMOUTH ARTS CIHTIR- CIRCLE- too am RHODA Davis, Claude Rains A web bitious TV reporter Incurs Murder by Death 7 40. f 70 Tunnel Vision 7:70; 10 00 Even Korpa Victory, finally at El Rhoda Is determined to pro- of deception Is woven by a the wrath of Investigator St MOVIRS III- You Warned To Know About Sex I:! Alamein. Bambl 10:10; 11:10; 1 00, 3:00; 7:00 MIDDLEBROOK CINEMA I- ve to her friends lhat women girl who marries her old love John when she broadcasts Follow Me Boys 11:00; 1:00; 1:30; 4:15; Horry and Walter Go To New O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS can have a great time without telling him ol her In- information that impedes 7 415; 9 45 Rain matinee 3.00 0 ANDY GRIFFITH MOVIES IV— MIDDLEBROOK CINEMA II - without men, although she termlltant love affair the search for a homicidal Harry and Mailer Go To Niw York Ode to Billy Joe 7 10; 9:30 Rain Tieas Medicine Man" becomes dubious of her © EVENING AT POPS madman. (R) 7 J0,» M nee}: 00 TO TELL THE TRUTH own theory when she SHREWSBURY BRADLEY BEACH flay Bolger" Song and CINEMA I- BEACH CINEMA- ABC EVENING NEWS spends a night with the (D NEWS Looons Run 3: IJ; «:4fi 7:W; 9 *•> Murder By Death J 30; 9: IS dance man Ray Bolger joins FREEHOLD IT TAKES A THIEF girls (R) JERSEY SIDE CINEMA II Arthur Fiedler and the JUDY SINGS Survive? 00; 3 SO. S 40, 7:30; »:M MALL I- NEWS OS LOCAL304 8 EATONTOWN Logon'i Run 7:20; 9:30 { Boston Pops Orchestra Judy Garland sings some of COMMUNITY— MALL II- DICK VAN DYKE A comedy about a man who Bolger sings a medley from her most beloved numbers. Ode To BlllyJoe7:40; f *0 has second thoughts about ORIVI-IN- ' 7:15; \ "The Wizard of Oz " and QD COMEDY FESTIVAL The Slleni Movie 1:30; 11:30 Play It MALL III— (B UNDER BILLY PENN'S hla promotion to shop soft-shoes his way through ffi NEW JERSEY REPORTAgain Sam 10:10 Fulure World? 30, t Ji ALL steward ol his plumber's LONG BRANCH CAST BRUNSWICK PLUS WOODY ALLEN'S "Once In Love With Amy." 10:30 O FIRING LINE MOVIES I- TURNPIKE CINEMA— SEATS "EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW local when he learns that It Trw Slleni Movie 7: IS; 9 00. 10:30 Rain Gumboil Roily 7:10; 9:30 AT ALL THJES THE RIFLEMAN will Involve air travel. 8:27 BOD BICENTENNIAL (B CONSUMER SURVIVAL mailnecl 00 DRIVE-IN- WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT S MOVIES ||- Murdef by Otofh 1:11; 11:40 I Double Feature MINUTES All the Pmldint'i Men 7:10; 9:30 Line Fever 10:00 8:30 B O PHYLLIS "New! Improved! And Other Rain matinee 2:00 Mythsl A Look at Advertis- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS REDFORD/HOFFMAN Phyllis attempts to restore ATLANTIC CINEMA- family tranqulllty threatened ing" All the PreHdenli Men 7:00; t:M \ EATONTOWN ;r Sinatra, Nines 11:00 BOOOOi NEWS KEANSBURG "AliTHE by a sibling rivalry when COLONIAL- Jonathan's brother pays a Q(D MARY HARTMAN, Hot Rock 7:15 AM the President'! Men PRESDENTSMEIT visit. (R) MARY HARTMAN MIDOLETOWN BO SNAFU B THEHONEYMOONERS TOWN EAST- Pardon My Glove" Harry and Waiter Go To New York to play at center Members ol a company of 7 »;?;« B CAPTIONEO ABC NEWS TOWNWEST- soldiera In World War II get Tunntl Vltlon 7:30; 10:00 Everything HOLMOEL - Frank Si- Godunov" at the Bolshoi too caught up In the Insanity ffi ALFRED HITCHCOCKYou Wanted lo Know About Sex a PRESENTS HAZLET natra, flu attraction of the Theatre in Moscow when he of war and, specifically, the PLAZA- Garden State Arts Center sea- toured the Soviet Union in Italian campaign. O) ROBERT MACNEIL The Silent Movle7:M, 9:10 B MERV GRIFFIN NEWS ANALYSIS son, returns to the Holmdel 1M2. He sang In the cherished !! . Fall ToEorth7:00: 9:15 QO ABC MONDAY ffl CAPTIONED ABC NEWCINEMS A II- arena next week for a two costumes of Peodor Chalia- Gumboll Rally 7:30. 9 10 NIGHT BASEBALL 11:05ffl A FAMILY AT WAR XT. IS DRIVE IN- night stand - Wednesday and pin. He will appear In cos- ID I REGRET NOTHING 'The Old Order Changeth" Ode lo Billy Jo« 1:30; W: 19 Dirty Har- ry 10 Jl Thursday. Both performances tume on the Arts Center stage Old film footage and the It Is November of 1945, six MATAWAN for theater seating have been recollections of friends help months since the end of the CINEMA M- tonight. Od« to Billy Joe 7:30, 9 JO PIUS WOODY AUIN'S sold out, but lawn seating for lo tell the story of legendary war In Europe, three months STRATHMORE Following tomorrow entertainer, Edith Plaf, In a CINEMA I- •PlAY IT AGAIN SAM" the two nights Is still avail- since the atomic bomb end- Clint Eastwood night, Linda Ronstadt comes documentary. ed the whole global conflict BomOl 1:00: 7.00 Follow Me X able back to the Arts Center. Ms. and now the winds olCINEMA II- Dirty Hany FANTASY IN BLUE Opening the week of major 8:57 BO NBC NEWS UPDATE Murder bvDfath7:IS, 9:15 Ronstadt, who was a member change begin to blow PLUS u performances will be the Met- A one-minute summary of throughout the world. (R) PARAMOUNT ™ " of one of America's new the latest news. ropolitan Opera Company, musical groups, the Eagles, 11:15 B HOLLYWOOD AN INCREDIBLE STORY OF MODERN THE LAST BATH m-mt basso Jerome Hines who will 9:00 BO ALL IN THE FAMILY SHOWCASE will head her own show for DAY CANNIBALISM AND IT'S ALL TRUEI LUDIES « be performing in excerpts Archie and Mike continue "Gunflght at Comanche her New Jersey appearance. Creek" (1963) Audi Murphy, /MON t FRI from "Boris Godunov>" * their dispute over little Her hit record was "Don't Joey's religious destlny- Colleen Miller. A detective SENIOR e>* PRICE Hines, who lives in South Or- Cry Now" and her hit single, but this time, Archie will la hired to smash a gang f>T m.1 TMIt ange, was honored as the first "Long, Long Time" was nom- slop at nothing In order to that frees jailed outlaws and American to sing "Boris inated for a Grammy. Ap- have his grandson baptized. forces them to participate in (R) holdups unmasked. pearing with Linda Ronstadt 11:30 BO) CBS LATE MOVIE wiU be Leo Kottke. « B JOE FORRESTER "Target: Mexican Syn- T)octor, You've Got To Be Countdown! Completing the week's dicate" Forrester musi use Kidding" (1967) Sandra Dee, schedule will be the rock sing- a widow's fondness for him George Hamilton. A roman- 20 DAYS ing duo of David Crosby and lo get at her brother-in-law, tic comedy which revolves around a girl who resorts to Graham Nash who are a lawyer he suspects ol to heading a narcotics smuggl- the ultimate weapon to bag booked for two nights, Friday ing ring. (R) herself a man. (R) SHOWN AT 2 3:505:40 Suddenly it's and Saturday, following Si- 7:30 I 9:30 P.M. 1 natra's performance. These SUNDAY' two performances will start at 9 p.m.

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Direct your - If you insM upon putting from the care of the young Nur- life, find what is in store for you attention toward new friends members of the opposite tn on a turing the young mind and tomorrow, select your birthday and old projects. pedestal, you arc bound to be watching it devolop into a think- and read the corresponding CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan disappointed View the stuaoon ing organ capable of the finest paragraph 19) - Encourage the young to realaticalry reasoning, keeping in good Tuesday Auguit 24 take on something new and GEMINI (May 21 Jut* ») - health the physical machine that VIR(iO IAUK 23-Sept 221 - challenging More definite direc A certain amount of flexibility u fmls that mind as you oversee Sympathy over-stressed may tion is required for success necessary at this particular time the eating, sleeping, playing and came another precisely that em- AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. II) You can bend with the wind Blondie working habits of a given child; barrassment you were hoping to - Don't be so certain that your easier than you can resist it's these are the activities that yield spare him Be tactful. presence is as sanctifying as you buffet ng SHE SAID HER HUSBAND IS YOU'D MAVe BEEN PROUD I SIMPLY SAID, *" for you the greatest personal LIBRA ISepl ZKfcl 22) - think It may be that you arc a CANCER (JuneMJuryBI- I MAO AM ARGUMENT MOHE HANDSOME i- OF THE WAY r CUT r- «yELL. LOOKS ABENT satisfaction And along with Your goodness of spirit and per- disrupting influence Make every effort to conserve WITH MV9TLJE PESNOOCK TUAN -fOLI AftE ,_y MES OFF •_> EVERY THINS." T these activities, you offer sympa- fection of manner should lake PI8CE8(Feb 19.March 201- your strength early in the day - TODAY thy, affection, and protection in you a long way toward making A tendency toward lethargy though there may be reason to such a way as to insure that the kind of impression you wish makes It possible that you will exert yourself Afternoon noun I those for whom you feel respon- to make today. allow an excellent, once-in-a- call for energy sible get as much pleasure out of SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21) - lifetime opportunity to pass you LEO (July 23-Aug 9) - A these enterprises as do you. Behave in a kind manner by in the morning friend of marriageable age and If a woman, you are generally toward any who approach you ARIES (March 21-April 19)- intent may unwittingly do you content to go where your hus- for aid •• even if you cannot Take care that your tendency to harm today Kant the tempu band goes This does not mean. assist them in any material way. idealne a friend does not lead lion to take revenge Sheinwold's bridge advice South dealer Doonesbiiry it. "There's many a slip twixt Both aides vulntrable by Alfred She inwokJ clarer would cash dummy's the bortcht and tne Up! NORTH last club to discard a diamond. DAILY QUESTION If you were * character in a When the clubs broke bad • K5 Partner deals and bids urn- Russian play you'd wonder ly. South ruffed a club, led a ISSOME- /u SIH. ITS NOT GOOOIW, ITSACTIMY spade. and the next player MUQ&F80M pip l ASK?/ whether a trick wis real or diamond to the ace and re 0 A63 TH/N6UB0N6 TASKS SPecWJIOF SIM'S REAlUfWWE ISHOULP puses. You hold: 4>QJ10H imaginary. Try i little turned dummy's last heart. ar • Q763 miTHe tueiw.. THE HOUSe, NBST?! fWMBKPS' HOPS NOT!. S WIASK?! : 863 ' *i&>* What do SOUP.MR. UHATIS NCSTS.. I Chekhovian brooding over the WEST EAST SIR.-BIRD'S THATS setting trick in today's hand. you say? / PUKE? ^L IT? mSTSOUP.' WOOING* Was it real, or did it merely TRICK DISAPPEARS ANSWER: Bid two spades. • None' •yjl seem to be real? • At this point East and You have only 4 points in hittj'h South each held three trumps rards and 1 point for the 0 KJ H)74 0 95 South ruffed the second and one diamond. If East ruff doubleton, but you may add a 2 heart and led a spade to dum ed. South would discard the point or so for the magnificent • 109 • J854 my's king, wincing when Wesi diamond. If East discarded, trump support for partner's discarded a diamond. Now hi- South would ruff with a low bid suit; and 0 points is SOUTH would surely lose two trump trump and cash the are of enough for a raise 4 A976432 tricks. If the clubs didn't spadet as his tenth trick. (A POCKET GUIDE TO break favorably, he would Either way. East would cap BRIDGE' written by Alfred 0 Q8 have, to lose the setting trick ture South's diamond loser Sheinwold is available. Gel • AK2 in diamonds. with a trump that was sure to your copy by sending SI 00 to South Wcat North Eaat Hagar win a trick anyway. SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE. 1 • 2 7 Pass Pass South ruffed another heart What happened to the seL (name of your newspaper), 2 • 3 $ 3 • Pass and cashed" the high clubs. If ting trick? As my favorite P.O. Box 1111. Los Angeles. 4 • All Pass WHAT APE TK»E -V>^- OS the clubs broke evenly, de Russian playwright »ncc put Calif. 900S3I 6O Opening lead - ' • K f=O(? 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GRANULATED YELLOW MONMOUTH MEDICAL LMgBraiek ONIONS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Har- WITH THIS COUKM4 AND AN ADOITtOHAt 17M Ot MOM -UtCH All WITH THIS COUPON AND AN ADDITIONAL IT SO Ot MOM PUtCHAU • Bclualrtf Um%h mllh, <)§•(•»!• aunhiMi, or alcaKolU •)•>•>•«• a ding (nee Adele Insley), U B • •»«« «f •I«*K«IU H r 5 69' WITH THIS COUPON AND AN ADDITIONAL aT.M OtHMMI PUtCHAU Coupon |OO« •* My Joo^lown lua.fmork.1 Limit or,, coi^n a*. ••»!> family. Laurel Place, Eatontown, C*ua«n 9^4 •! wty r«O«H»«m twp«rwMirfc»t. Limit on« (ouaon ••, a>auli Umlly • Nilurflng ttmtt\ milk. elf axatt• pttt&*****. Of •IcoKolk b«v«f «f«t f ^ Auflwal 11 IhrwAwftMt IB snly. M*. 74 AMMMI >1 tKrv AiagiMt 31 Mily. Ho aon, Aug. 18. C*w**n |«o4 art any •oorftown lwf)TwHi>«. Limit MM toua*n a«r .^ult Umlly Mr. and Mrs. Marls Lone- rf Awfutl 91 ihrvAwfHMI » only H*. TI dlco (nee Christine Rlzzo), Stoney Hill Road, Eatontown, son, Aug. 18. Mr. and Mrs. John Media Produce S| (nee Carol Keyi), 8 Knapp Circle, Middletown, daughter, FRYING CHICKENS Aug. II. Fresh Gov't Inspected Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tuck- erman (nee Saundra Kra- HONEY DEWS mer), 32 Soblna Ter., Free- hold, daughter, Aug. II. WHOLE . Mr. and Mrs. William Clay- ton (nee Donna Kople), Box . 212 RD 3, HoweU, son, Aug. 20. Quartered ' - Mr. and Mrs. Victor Slca frMh Hdt~l Mom* * or Split ! Ib. :«. ovg.) <"*( I•: Mr. and Mrs. Laszlo Hasko ITALIAN (nee Carole Scofleld), 402 21 McCabe Ave., Bradley Beach, FRYING PEPKRS 3J1 daughter, Aug. 21. ROASTING CHICKENS. «9 rants Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clare (nee Patricia Sweeton), 110 3»»-! CHICKEN C CHICKEN flOC Third Ave., Bradley Beach, son, Aug. 23. BREASTS ib. LEGS ib.^# Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark a*» - — 'nail Oav-t Imp. CHUCK CHUCK (nee Erin Keaveney), 1 Wil- « liam St., Highlands, son, Aug. fiflOKrUOB CHICKEN LEGS 20. UNIONS 10.59 riwh Owl Imp. WMi IIU ROAST ROAST Mr. jnd Mrs. Theodore Kest (mt Judith Gordon), 21 MMiMkl*»> Hillside Ter., Ocean Town- > SUNKIST 9 CHICKEN BREASTS ,99* ship, daughter, Aug. 20. I ORANGES fu»y Coot.«d Uon * Torty Wcrt»r *dd.d Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gla- ter, 1MB White St., Eaton- town, son, Aug. II. 89* Mr. and Mrs. Sean Young SMOKED HAMS (nee Yun Sedho), 58 Tlnton a rrathUanKMf Ave., Eatontown, daughter, GRANULATED SUGAR Butt Portion ib.99* Slices ib.*1 CHUCK Aug. 20 STEAK ">• 59' GROUND 2 brothers SMOKED $1 59 BEEF CHUCK BUTTS ib. LIVER charged in LONDON $149 assault case BROIL ib. I MARLBORO - Two broth- A' i ti- ers have been charged In con- nection with the stabbing C early Saturday of Robert Knelpp, It, of 1 Hudson St., here. Hl-C DRINKS 39 Francisco Musses, 31, of Yo'j Save More Main St., here, and his broth- SUNSWEET er, Ameritus Musses, 32, of Brooklyn, have been charged with atrocious assault and battery, assault with a dan- PRUNE JUICE 49 FOODTOWN gerous weapon with intent to kill, and possession of a dan- fOODTOWN CARRIES AC gerous weapon. The victim, who suffered a OF "BACK TO SCHOOl deep stab wound in the abdo- men, according to police, is N1BLETS CORN f' COTTAGE CHffSE reported In the intensive care - unit at Freehold Area Hospi- Foodiown White 9 tal, Freehold Township. The Incident took place at the victim's home. Ball was set at 135,000 for Francisco Musses and 115,000 PAPER PLATES r, 79 for Ameritus Musses. Both You Save Mort* were sent to Monmouth Coun ty jail in lieu of bail. C AJAX Dcracofr TOWNSHIP OF STYROFOAM CUPS 49 STfWBTOMATOIS MIDDLETOWN AatM. 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Iwtin, Aup-M M *ni SMur-i>y, AupuM M anly Rail passenger service experiment costly who anal qualified Like I penditures for all nodes ef By M1CIABL PUTCEL private railroads wouldn't try to fly a 747 " transportation aad fond that According to projections, .AMTRAK litircitj tail Pisseiger antes. ReUtnip has designated Da $117 bilttoa was spas* la fis- WASHINGTON (AP) - The Amtrak's operating fid A. Watts It., his vice cal 1174 government's five-year ex- will peak at 1521 million la iaiiuttmi444 cms tanns president for line operaUoas. By far the largest sums - perlmeit In rail patsenger the fiscal year that ends Sept. la head Amtrak's atfttiatiag maaiac into huadreds of hit- service has cott Ute American M, 1171 Corporation accoun- team this time around ttoas of dollars over the yean taxpayers 12 billion tnd tants predict the losses then "He kaowi how to run pas- - have goae for highways. proved whit the private rail- will slip below the half bUlloa seager tralas, commuter most at which have baa B- roadi laid for yean: you mark In 1171 - if there Is ao tralni, freight trains, how to nanced with so-called user can't make money running inflation. meet 'em, pass 'em, dispatch fees, collected primarily la passenger trains. Some Amtrak official* 'em," Reistrup said. "He's the form of gasoline taxes When Congress established today claim the promise of a the one I'm tending In there Government auditors, coaa- Amtrak as a quasi-public cor profitable operation was nev- la get something for the US Uag oaly those tads eot re poraUoo, officials predicted it er expected to be realized, passenger covered la user fees, reported that it was merely an Idle would turn a profit In two Walts had more tkaa II that $1.7 bUttoa was sprat for pledge made to convince Con- yean. Inflation, politics and years experience In railroad- traaaportaUoa la fiscal I*M. gress to relieve the private mistakes derailed that dream. lag - moat of It with Cao- about a third of which wen railroads of ever-increasing Today it lies rusting on a sid- B4O - before Joining Amtrak tar various freight operaUoas passenger train losses. ing with thousands of aban- as Lewis' planning vice presi- Of the remainder, the GAO doned passenger cars. But even if the projections dent In in reported, urban mass transit The corporation is losing were accurate five years ago, Each year in the past, Con- received $11 billion, aviation nearly lull a billion dollars a a number of factors have In- gress has prohibited Amtrak ant million, passeager tralas year, and Its executives see truded on Amtrak operations from dropping any of Its $141 million aad highway! no way to end federal sub- to Increase deficits They in- routes, effectively preventing 118 million sidies short of going out of clude rampant inflation, poor the "for-proflt" corporation Interstate bus companies, business. administrative controls, man- from lopping off its biggest which lobby against Amtraks In other words, Americans agement errors and pork-bar- losers, Including some of the subsidy backed operaUoas. last year paid Amtrak rough- rel politics. politicians' favorite trains paid about $111 million last ly |l.ll for every man, wom- Inflation in the railroad In- through their home districts. year hi federal user fees Bat, an and child in the country. dustry has soared about 71 Amtrak's critics are most of court*, they operated over They will have to keep paying per cent during Amtrak's life- rankled by the use of govern- the aaUon'i whole network of Indefinitely if they want to time, exceeding the national ment subsidies to prop up a highways that cost more than keep the passenger trains average and saddling the rail The Daily Register rail transportation system |4M billion to build. running. passenger service with uncon- 23 that surely would die If left to Reistrup said that although Some routes lose so much trollable costs. make Its own way in the mar- he wants to hold costs down money the government ac- Amtrak first tried to in- ketplace as much ai possible, he la aot crease fares to partially off- tually could save money by Government auditors say to the railroads since the pro- they're going to get there "I think that probably the Supporters counter that all dismayed by the failure to halting the trains and buying set the Inflation, but it quick- gram began, aid detailed now, and they weren't two greatest shortcoming of the transportation in the United earn a profit ly discovered that raising the takeovers are beginning bus tickets for each rail pas- to show some improvement in studies of three of the agree- years ago." But he is quick to previous negotiations was States receives federal aid in Amtrak, he luggesti, Is senger. And there Is at least ticket prices drove passen- ments indicate that Amtrak add that the contracts are that a lot of the people in- one form or another. "the nation's modal rill gers away faster than it in- the financial ledgers but that one — between New Haven, far more will have to be done got little If anything for Its being renegotiated this year, volved on the Amtrak aide Comparisons of the various road." and the American Conn.; and Springfield, Mass., creased revenues. That and Amtrak is going to de- didn't know anything about types of aid are difficult, but people are willing to pay II M threatened Amtrak's prime to make operations truly ef- via Hartford - on which the Reistrup says the Incentive mand more speed and more railroads ... You can't have the General Accounting Of- each la annual duet "to be accomplishment: reversal of ficient. government could come out contracts did achieve some- dependability for its money people negotiating railroad fice recently attempted to loag to Ult railroad clab a 25-year decline In the num- Expenses Incurred directly ahead If it sent people two-to- thing in that "people are sure this time around. operations and timetables calculate federal ex- called Amtrak." a-taxi and tipped the cabbie be•.«.._,r of train passengers_ B~.... by Amtrak have multiplied IS at the end of the ride. The corporation decided W 11-fold to more than »J00 mil- That run, admittedly, is the absorb the costs of inflation lion a year as the corporation extreme, caused largely by rather than lose its precious has taken over more and Amtrak's use of old, in- passengers. The government more responsibility for run- efficient "pocket stream- would have to pay the bill. ning Us passenger trains. liners." When Amtrak was created, Payroll costs alone have But on the national aver- it immediately eliminated soared from $1.7 million for age, the government pays halt the existing passenger 341 employes In 1171 to (111 Amtrak $1.40 in subsidies for train service in the county million for 9,100 employes last every Jl Amtrak collects in and purchased 1,275 aging year. fares — a far cry from what cars from the railroads to op- But while Amtrak's In- was predicted in 1(71 when erate over the remaining pas- creased expenses reflect its Congress gave Amtrak MO senger routes selected for it growing operations, the rail- million, some guaranteed by the Department of Trans- road billings have failed to loans and set it up as a "for- portation. decline in similar proportion. THE FUEL MZEfi profit" corporation. The new corporation owned According to Interstate John Volpe, then secretary no track or maintenance Commerce Commission fig- of transportation under Presi- shops, no stations or locomo- ures, the railroads billed Am- dent Richard M Nixon, pub- tives, and it employed no trak $2 million more last year licly predicted Amtrak would train crews or service person- than in 1(72, a year when they Saves you up to 39 % be in the black "shortly after nel. did everything but run Am- the beginning of its third Amtrak, in short, was not a trak's corporate offices. year." railroad but a public service, An Amtrak spokesman said With the profits dream de- contracting with the railroads the corporation regularly au- railed, complaints have in- to operate over their private dits the railroad billings and rights of way. As such, it dif- has discovered more than *45 —in heating costs. creased about the growing cost of Amtrak. Continental fered in concept from other million in overcharges. But fi- Trailways bus company and modes of transportation In nancial analysts say the true Eastern Airlines recently which private vehicles oper- cause of the continuing high launched a public attack ate in public rights of way — level of railroad payments Is against their quasi-public the highways, air space and an increase in Amtrak's train miles — from 21 million in Costs you nothing to install. competitor. And the Ford ad- waterways owned or con- ministration has proposed to trolled by the government. 1977 to 30 million last year — limit further subsidies, which In order to operate, Amtrak and inflation-spurred hikes in the corporation says would had to hire the railroads to the cost of fuel, labor and drastically curtail service. haul its cars around, repair maintenance still billed by Amtrak President Paul H. them when they broke down, the railroads. Relstrup, in office Just over a serve passengers on board The quality of Amtrak's year, says it is still too early and provide terminals for management has been a mat- to Judge the nation's rail pas- picking up and discharging ter of dispute almost since This money-savings system burns heating oil more efficiently. senger experiment. passengers. Even the ticket the corporation's estab- "What's really crazy about agents who sold seats on Am- lishment. The debate was car- Pays for itself out of your monthly fuel savings-guaranteed. the budgetary furor right at trak trains were railroad em- ried on between those who this time is that you don't, ployes. wanted to Infuse new spirit chop something down when For such services, the rail- Into railroading by selecting you've Just planted it," Relst- roads billed Amtrak what are management from outside the rup said in an interview. "In called "above-the-rail costs," industry and those who be- fact, the nation has ordered plus a 5 per cent surcharge to lieved only railroad men 71! new cars, about 100 of cover incidentals and i per could run the rail passenger which are here. Right at the cent to cover any liability the service. Why risk another ounce of precious heating We've built our business over 30 years time the tree is about two railroads might incur while At the outset, the anti- feet out of the ground, we operating Amtrak trains. railroaders won, and aero- oil with an inefficient oil burner? on dependable deliveries and super-fast want to chop It down. At least Amtrak had virtually no space executive Roger Lewis let it grow until you get an or- control over its own costs, was named Amtrak's presi- service. We feature Automatic Delivery, ange on it — see whether It and the percentage add-ons dent and board chairman. Budget Plans and Service Contracts. will bear fruit or not..." gave the railroads no in- Only one of Lewis' seven vice Now you can have a brand new presidents had railroad-oper- Reistrup admits the fruit centive to hold costs down. ating experience. won't be in profits, but his In 1(72, Amtrak's first fuU modern oil burner with a factory-fresh, super goal is to improve service so year of operation, the rail- Lewis was replaced last So act-now! Start saving fuel much that more and more roads collected $284 million. year by Relstrup, who spent efficient Fuel Mizer. We'll install this cleaner people will leave their cars at Since then, Amtrak has pur- most of his career with the costs every month. And begin to home and ride the trains from chased its own locomotives Chesapeake and Ohio-Balti- burning system at no cost to you. We'll bill city to city. and taken over the onboard more and Ohio railroads. you for the fuel you've used plus a small enjoy soot-free heat. Still, he sees no lessening of service personnel, some ter- One Amtrak program dur- the corporation's losses until minals and many of the sta- ing Lewis' tenure appears to payment for the burner. The Fuel Mizer about 1978, when virtually all tion workers. It recently has have contributed to an actual Call (201) 264-3000 now. Or fill the new equipment will be in begun to acquire its own slowdown of passenger train will more than pay for itself out of your service, some of the most cos- maintenance shops and em- schedules In recent years. In- in and mail this coupon. tly trains will have been ployes. And this spring it pur- centive-penalty contracts monthly fuel savings. Your total bill for dropped and the corporation chased the Northeast Corri- were initiated in 1174 os- will have taken over many dor right-of-way between tensibly to encourage the rail- both oil and burner will be less than you're functions now performed by Washington and Boston. roads to Improve the on-time performance of Amtrak now paying for oil alone. We guarantee it! trains. The agreements negotiated Hollywood Oil with It railroads handling We want to sell less oil Caynor will manage passenger trains required Don't miss this tremendous offer. You Amtrak to pay bonuses to the Service" (to more people). railroads for on-time perform- could cut your heating bill as much as 39%. campaign for Lynch ance and permitted Amtrak to penalize the railroads If MIDDLETOWN - Named up the 4-1 Democratic major- The average savings is 17%. Our experts will their on-time performance campaign manager for Town- ity. He also assisted in the fell below certain standards. compute your savings and guarantee them. Hollywood Oil Service campaign of Mayor Allan J. ship Committeeman Thomas Broadway at Maple Place J. Lynch, who seeks his third MacDonald two years ago. At the time the agreements Keyport, New Jersey 07735 term on the governing body in A naturalized citizen, Mr. were negotiated, however, i Amtrak agreed to ease its on- November, is Patrick Gaynor Gaynor, whose speech is still To qualify for this money-saving offer, Please call to make »•• appointment to give my home a free Home of HI Palmer Ave., East marked with a Hlberian burr, time rules. Instead of record- big any train more than five i Efficiency Survey and show me how much I can save with the Fuel Keansburg. came here from his native you simply agree to purchase your heating oil Mizer. I understand that there is absolutely no cost or obligation. Mr. Gaynor managed last. Ireland 24 years ago. He is minutes behind schedule as late, a train could come In Novembers successful Demo- employed as a meat cutter in i from five to JO minutes late from us. Well guarantee that our prices will cratic campaign which re- the A4P supermarket In Port Monmouth and Is a member and still be reported on time, sulted in the election of Com- depending on the length of its never go above the prices quoted in the New i of the township Sewerage Au- mltteemen Richard V. Kelly route. and Robert J. Eckert to make thority. York Journal of Commerce. Usually, our Mr. Gaynor said he Is a Amtrak also agreed to i Him believer In a "People's lengthen the schedules of a prices are lower. campaign." number of trains, thus per- "To win, the candidate mitting the railroads to run i Classified Way must meet the people and get chronically late trains at the >»> suit z» ga to know them, but you can't same speeds and still arrive dial "on time." 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WALL BUHLER & BITTER LINCOLN MERCURY CHRYSLER Vlymoutfi & Jaguar Shrewsbury, N.J. SaUs- 244-5000 m«u»Mtm> s«rvic« - 264-3000 9390 Hwy. 35, HoxUt Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore 747-5400 747-5400 ; l.Jk#»* For Soto 2. Auttt For Sole 4. Motercychn SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY AUGUST 23 1976 IHRfWWUIV MOTOas. H«ILH DAVIOJOW - tKilra "NUM Of Tho iuf SI. Help Wonf* SI. Help Wonted St. Mt» WnlK A dnm Maal iwi Ml *B> or u CLf «K TVPlIT - Port (MM H _. UCINMD SAlit IIMIIINU STUAUItUICK -OPEL •*jtiB*jfA i v Af-aakAaAai Afjvjaaaav^naVjfttjl T^^^M IVt - Mr acttva wal«»>a atica IVIOSON PANHtAD - •jVaVPaooj I fuliwf RJipV PBOJ™ tv^^^^a^ NINC ACU1 tf MM eM UN Cm uclMa >••>•• OM> «n»t in.aleai R«Mlt raiaiai IRM an* na« HwyM All artart IraMM COM Plaala rt»i» In wrlllMf l»««l»»t al M> I.iaHaM OHM aa* I - AMFM IW "•'. 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MM COUNTERHELPM/W «rkor Av« , Snrewtowry Towwlttf. 3} «U oi Ml »41 win E>#tfl* S KAWASAKI W IWI - • m andllmMMfMtotom Aa^v » Experience preferred We're OVERSTOCKED with VEGA HATCHBACK 1*71 - A If oi/to Milan HNMTI. craalt «fHii wily. From Before I • m Mwtt Rawo owe. t—i\ tM, tn per tn. motlc. rodMIl, or»e owner immotw line mn ><>•>« )ui»kifi Oamitt, Ml traaiwo*. Wttt We*not i Dodae. Hwv MT»OI r tote. II IK Coll •71-MV1 MOTORCYCLE^ INSURANCE - Rao Uawch- - —— jgk.lj • /- _ . J . J * * - •* — VEGA 1M1 — HoUNMcfc Gieot g BaaWViaSaVaj f U1 *• L>r nilWfl fjnw najlia iNG GUARD APPl K ATlOMS Mechanic/Experienced 97 NEW FIATS! mlh>o*e I'M Aaency IS Wikoti 1*1 .Red loM '4 - Now Ming received inaulre little REAL ESTATE SALES Sllvot Police D*o4 . 4M PiMptxi Avt . 100% mie Sllvor Gosollne/Diejel [ Now you win... we lose! VOLKIWAGCH l«l - IMIla oogor. SUZUKI m GT IIFJ - facet(OfM m» p COMMISSION Aotomollc »jeo mlloi Gooo too* chenlcoi condition Solid iron PEL ROSSO S HOME CLEANING FULL TIMC/COM *NV |IN|FM1 IMA, IIIO0 nrm- ftM-?«*l. ooriotton MH miles Coll oter s p m IOUTE - 11» to tin ptr wt«k Mutt MIHM BOAT WORKS owe cor and u»e heavy cleaning eguip MONMOUTHtlACH NEW 76 FIAT - 128 VOLKlWAGEN lut ifM - Vtfy CALL m im MNHamt on kalli IUMVMIff) - ?Mcc~|.tM mlltt tont Full lime doyi Coll I p m . R OlwiM ir excellent conditien HIM firm Co • Mowby. SM 747) •tandard-2 door Sedan I4I»O. VOLKSWAGEN IUG I*7D - Ei )l NI Al ASSISTANT KECE r> Ult price —$31 S6.00 cellenl condition, radial Urn. AM F» VAMAHA T IONIS1 - ted ionk area ll raito. HOOD or batl •ftor. 7*7 17JS J4RCYCLE SERVICE. portonce not nectttory PIOOM MAd • Sals pfice & kst pfice excludes tax & M.V. lees, sale fxlce e«- 171 W Front St . Red tank tufflt to The Dally ftMiitor. io» T VOLKSWAGEN 411 S T A T H3S IM. Shrewioury, Njlffll ' U roa>i an Wllri a. ojimovl a> cludss trans, dealer prep & delivery Slock #6100 This is IUSI WAGON IfM - ftett offer Automat it , 4.M0 mile oorMnca r^raa Ira4rtirtf mm mi* *mtm i - «yll IIKK. •• Convertible — Good Coll 74M»T or lH** DENtAL AUUTANT - Eiptrkmc* 1 CAKOUOMO* aanaflh » Ml vac*- ha*t ink BrMMurM. •>™ example ol the kind ol "steals" available ot4td Coll Or Covon Han MUvHcajl aan#«tt» Hal all laoa im IMW arta Wrll* la •>• 1 Mt. selection now VOLKSWAGEN INI - Ntw clutch, M4 M*loi 1U4MS MHM> MlMM >lo» vow io>a« M OMly «•••>" U»mkaf|. « J tlret and battery Excellent condition A H7J -OTJMX ~>» by Marilnt iMrlinf «M Mr W Yuriy In now tor USO ?<1 *4W ovenlhis and Wiofcondt OENTAL HVOIENIST- iWdayt a In stock! HWavnWJao Mofbtti orttf wook Mi prevention orlonttd Rtd •on* M IK tan «"»«l aualltv n..l IM• ICSaOl I*AMA«I»1MT office Send retume I* The Dotiy Rof- appA#tunilv afrlfjIaMai fall Army O» - Pw C4MMII N J iigjlanilql i co*v «1CEN (EJ l B best selection! KJOO mllti Intla* claon Enalna and YAMAHA ItM - Wi MK Very ft_. Ittr. Bo. P »»4 Shrowtbury. N J ertu* ilfie% oi "4i >e.w •onr **w«l oa oanMt •* OMUMIM* '• d condition 11000 condition Coll 71/ 7171, after 4 p m a»m»IIHf to Km Km MWIMILMWIMILI I •< M)) NCR tOOKKliiPING MACHINE OP Irm'I' t riMAriMf UUnllw ttiaar>m> iM M YPTRIINCED MECHANIC - Mi 1174 KAWAUK I 400 - Sttty RATOR - inlmufonte offl.e Plow new. WOO mile.. Wfi me With looli oM wrreundMtB* tl fiveday w*ot, Coll HI WMbwfcMf \p m IftM bene*il» WrlN, iMvronce. P 0 y wllh retwme, Mtarv ret_ . 50 CARS MUST BE SOLD!! WUM enMI. Red Sank. N j orm FACTORY WORKERS Atieptina It M ••wllOfc.llty Hi UMAVM VOLVO 1»;TlMC - Mint ^ondTlTon aaatlcoilom tor gwnerol factory work NllDINtEDED - ^wwo« too oot t EihrEltaH koen totet. Ill Her* U, Red ••-• H.J TRADES WELCOME - FINANCING All ponlblt option* Full manutac 5 Auto Services/Ports Unlqe thltl aranoemeAt four doyi •Matt tali wtrton H> Mil on Hit In vm Ne tolipiimi or i» pom k> turei • warranty ittictiv* thioupri FOUR CRAGAR RiMSANDTIHtS •iK Neck. Hotmdol oroo Ai* qw*r|e» oicepHd An e**ol eo^rS^M, Otc Pawn wlndowt. an. AMffM. FW 14 tlrn Good(ondllK.n. ll» td I t tight Irock tttrto, tun root, htovy M4)tSI tretled In filing opplkotion. apply al imO NUIti - P*r WlMt duly Irollcr hitch. Coll IV 2M0 otltr \ Pertonnei between Ihe hovrt * o.m •; write. Goorge V TllmonMt. Jr . oil HU1H - Hr mint Mon through Fr i la II M4 II la I Ihilt Ii MOTOR CORP. F'l A T 7 Auto Insurance M & R JOHNSON, INC rala •! «1 •< M' »•»• ••> WALL LINCOLN MERCURY Hwy Ii Keyport .«nii rv unn in " M -»i eilale petltionT Be trained *» 6SLt>N^ ~i WHELAN PONTIAC IUICK OPEL ond merchondUlng Mutt be Contwrv ll Root Ettote Aco«om . Dreeft*Me Nurting land* WHltL ORIVES Coll after *pm W1-O5T7 GuordsPart Time M.M .enter. M«»y «, Hoiiet CIRCLE CHEVROLET mediate optnlnat tor part time. 741-3110 JUNK CARS It - ^«ri IHM anal njit IWw. Mo. lghottprlcnpal woofcon guordi In Moilet All thifii NURSES .aal cantvniflr tirvtca c*nia«n», [CHEVROLET PICK UP TRUCK 1*74 rCall F)t M7~ CallM4^fio. Evt JOB between I a m laialin tar Mvarw ••••rlanca* M«M> I— Automatic, too' wh»i drlvt, air, and 1 9 m Augutt If, K ]1 ond 14 Re un ond port time petllient ovottoMe paiunt InallaM «*| aMantlai. |We've only just begun ltdool ooi tanhi. htavy duty tprlngi. JUNK CARS TOWEO FREE tree* welcomt •r eiperiencd INi for Ihe night Ucomptr cop and lot* ot »Mtro$ M000 HAIR STYMilS lullteri ond ihift. onMed Surgond SpecloHly Unll e*» lull and port ti E.per •• •otitloni olto avollobie let our On l»tHK» - •« aantcal laMa only Coll S4* )777 :OM rotler oil »hlftt M«»l aa a««r If auii ilmt. • CHEVROLET PICK-UP 1974 - Hall JUNK CARS WANTED - Pkhed up ••«» M M«ian. Carroll t **» • ton,! ted.min t condition. 11,000 or IQI 44 Ctnlrol Avt . Red tonk HANOV PERSON - For building Wf after competitive Mrtary. e«teiienl I nol mllw,t«lr« Coll tU 1>44. Call 741 107* benefit* ond o ptMMnt werfe etmet I DODGE PICKUP 1f71 - tdMl tor trV TOP DOLLAR Idttmon AtklnglWO HELPER MECHANIC'S RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Coll WO fill fltlwS p.m. FOR USED CARS LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO.. INC Some experience preferred Mutt t*o*t •JjrtM and the year • DODGE TRUCK Btoo it;* - ill tn own tooli Apply In per ton Werner i I. i«la,r ana ••a«n*t «M«a> Rt IS Sayrtvllle, N J 777-1 lain*, itandord Ill 117 hl )«fl. Mwy 1*. •ettor< Ml IWril I ' !• C«l CO • DOM In good c NSURANCE SECRFTARV I aioc Equal Opportunity tfnfleiir |AiklngU4U C WANTED A 1 UOH an and truck! TopdoHorpt niuronte Agency needi tecrelory NURSES I FOR0~ ifU - Oflt-ton ptefc wp. four OASISMOTORS (Mil 731 7 who ii lomilio- with ell toceti at HOMfMAKERt m. n»td» tomt work Con txr *•*" agency work Minimum experience ot t Petroleum, f Control Avt . R*d wo yeori Call Mrt Whitman at W ARN ISMREOISTRATlON BONUS tll 1 »pm SXO. I SCOUT f**7 - D«IUM« HO: lour IANI1OHIAI ( IFANIN(, ( OMPANY lark howrt ond aroat of your chalet I drlvt with ptow juit bilt Il - Looking for full time, eipertencec loaltttf today ond ttart earning high uptrvlton ond operation people «y Only one vltlt It noceitary is nearly ended! Mutt know how to «el up |obi am •lp Wanted work Mlth people Aik lor Mr Vooel ACT NOW" — Turn (pare iiit m-Tiw SUBURBANS lANITOR M'W - For Red Bonk ond loni up lo JOS - teplime focllltlet Eipetlence o p'u So we've got a lot of catching-up to do. land 4 WHEEL DRIVES _, jnd Gltl Party Ii ,_ Eacellenl company b*neler»on to Electro Impulu im . 1 OLSTEN 7411130 Colt or write SANTA'S Portle Ihetlnul St . Red tank, or coll U I TOYOTA PICKUP WJ - Rod With von, Conn 06001 Phon* 1 (3011 47 An Equol Opportunity fmpluyt HEALTHCARE I cop 17,000 mile*, excellent condition JANITORS POSITIONS - Two Open Rle It. Batonltwn, Ml 1MM What a way to start a new Lincoln-Mercury deal- | Coll after 4pm ,3tl SIM LL AROUND OFFICE WORKER Ql Applltollunt awailobie ot tchoo mile north ol Monmoutn Molll fiTuot INSURANCE Inlmum live ytort eaperlerxe I I wrlie). Red Bank Regional Hlgt NURSE S IPN S foti o. (KXt time I Loweit ratei Free quotei Imme flented In typing purcttote order School, 101 Ridge Rd . Little Silver «Ood llortlng iol«ry plut temponj I coverage by phone S31 IMI volcei and o*neiol otttct work Fl N J OHJf ATTENTION Mr Thomo tlt Apl I tton Oreei ... - Minimum ef r ership! Already, it's very near the end of the model year iwrllei eiptrlenct helpful Houri Camion, Vice Principal An eevol op m 4 JO p m ideal foi Maiawa portunlty employer (¥ and we just opened our doors! But they're wide open with I If/4 t OHO i TON PICKUP - Fi dem«rtitraie toy*, now until Chr JUNIOR Good ilortlng lala'y Olul company IM. N i «m or tail miwi«» I ulllllybone* % No Inveilmtnt Our 14th yeo ACCOUNTANT kenetltt Apply In perton. Green 142 Wl otter « p Qrovi Convaleicent Center, Green merlcon Home Toy Portle*. Mi 13 Grove Rd andRl H.Neptune 1IHVIII lUIIIIN ATTINOANr - many new cars going out to our first of many satisfied cus- rnMM IV*f VUVUI UHHU IT! OJV Mual *a no* O«MJ rtlMMa laaorkMCs counting and bookkeepinbookktepl g Send r O^PlCICkkftlt — Light both •rilarrM A.pl, Kanmaul* »"aal 14 Motorcycles lumt to Bo> WV" JtO•"•. The Dolly Regi keeplne Aooly In per ten Lee t Go I BMW 1975 ftOU ( i wiir, t.(u< * .HI tor. Iwrtwtfcufry, N J O/'Oi rage inTreodway Wetl Long tomers. I fairing, block wmom bag*. Mghlt AVON I horn, and alarm New UXK) Aiding nter the e.clltnn world ot beouti if CHEN HELP -''Foodor tporollon More Clattlfltd " I UUQ See anytime 74MM3 HI 5. 0 ogronte E •cellenl eornlngt Mi dllhwoiher The Pour Houie *4 Offkf Temporary n»r own hourt Call Mn Hommond Wtwiovry Avt. Ttnlon Pallt^N j Typists, Secretaries on Next Pee* LADIES MEN - Work ol home on Ihe | >l HtiHelp WanteW d Here's just a few of our introductory "door opening" CVCLE INSURANCE BANK (JWANC H MANAl.f N m, torn S1SSU weekly wrvlclng ond all otnor office •fcilU eede I Laweit ratti Fit* quotei Immedld EXPERIENCED LMtomtrt JMJJ44 temporary attlanrnent WoIPF FIT TE« fLUMIfH E i •n, BodOc 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autot For Sole pen em • preferred, mwit hnow welde Standard trans., 3-door Runabout. ipe work, rood prlnli ond loyouli Call roil tor appointment. 7414110 Equipped with regular factory options plusi TtR'WAXEft M W Pwl fimt, Mr. Ranzor « a m to 19 O m Eeperienced only whitewall tires. AUd««townarea II per ttowr Call col Stock No. 7707 letlil* 7» tSJS REAL ESTATE SALES II rou Mvi List $3587. 0 llcente In limbo ond you need on ei »3399 WE WILL 1clutive broker. OeSaUo Xeoity H 3547272 1S2 Boats And 152 Boat* And NOT Accessories Accessor ie» NEW 1976 MERCURY MONARCH BE UNDERSOLD! Standard trans., 2-door Coupe. Equipped Our 20 years of EXPERIENCE with regular factory options plus whitewall SELLING and SERVICING tires. VOLVOS hat paid oft lor YOU! ONN 7 DATS lai Stock No. 7636 eves till List $4030 291-5600 YEAR-END SAVINGS ON 76 MODELS WINTER NEW 1976 VOLVO 264 GL NEW 1976 VOLVO 245 PRICES ARE FULL DELIVERED PRICES - Full power, foctory olr. tunroot. »1e*l belted fodloli. fll t tinted ghnt. leather bucket teatt No *Vlfl. STORAGE STATE MOTOR VEHICLE FEES AND SALES TAX ARE EXTRA. LIST PRICE $10,150. LIST PRICE M2M OUR PRICE? ASK! OUR PRICE? ASK! WHY US? We'll also give you more for your trade-in! if Lowest rates — finest service Similar savings on our entire 1976 inventory-now! USED SPECIALS •74 VOLVO — 144 GL 4 71 VW CAMPER — fully if Large fenced, hard surface lot speed with over drive sun 73 VOLKSWAGEN — Sla equipped Mchelm X stMt- -frDally yard Inspection root, metallic blue with black ton Wgn. model 41?. auto belted radiars, AM/FM 8 lealhet buckets, radiate, lac- many options. 1 owner track stereo. 1 owner. m Free survey on outboard and lory air conditioning, one 60,810 miles 39,775 mrles owner. 49.110 miles $1995 $3995 stern drive engines $3995 "AT Johnson AAA rated service shop '74 VOLVO — 164A. lull * Factory trained OMC A Mercury power with factory air. red H VOLVO — Station Wgn 74 DATSUN (It — 4 with leather buckets. 4-spd. AM radio root rack. door 4 speed, factory an. mechanics t'glass. steel belted radiate 1-owner — add new by us, AM FM. one owner, steel dk green, 56,810 miles belted radiate. 13.627 miles * 10% oft or) labor charges for mo- AM/FM stereo. 1-owner — Must be seen LINCOLN-MERCURY sold new by us 40.516 tor repairs during winter SAVE! $3095 $4995 if Free $10.00 gift certificate when 400 HWY 35 (AT PKWAY EXIT 117) KEYPORT, N.J. boat A engine are stored * Outboard & stern drive boats to RED BANK VOLVO 26' 264-8500 119 E NEWMAN SPRINGS R0 RED BANK e 741-5886 cCoM 291-5600: """" ' MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1976 Tell 100,000 Daily Register readers! PO*lRful 10* COS' FAMILY ADS Sell It! Quicker than FAST! DIAL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE 542-1700 CALL TOLL REE ROM MATAWAN AREA 5664100 CALL TOLL REE ROM MIDDLCTOWN AREA 671-9300.

SI. Help Wonted $1. Help Wanted $1, Help Wonted •0. Bicycles/ 101. Apartments HIGHLANDS HILLS - Wattfvlt &HELLINCANDINELLING - TELEPHONE SOLICITORS - E Mini/Motor Bikes . Imum 41 wpm Work on own In- balcony Exotic driftwotd i^y""* iloyment te'vke pertonted preferred Day or evenlr* itiative, excellent benefits To Itt HARLEY OAVIOSON XN 1*73 with bar Ho pets 13*0 monthly 19 mk. N.J 1*1 11)1 shift Salary plus commission, Co I17S Fo* mini bike. Hi ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY fin. SPANIIH SPEAKING PERSON - » Thomas Ave HI UU Shrewsbury HIGHLANDS HILL* - Oiw befroom eVtw KM* o room ^ichonoe odd |OM WAITRESSES M/W - Enperlenced MOPED DELUXE - In original cor aportnwit, oil utilities Inclutffd. It" Wrlti »o» e4, Efetron TELLERS only serving. Cenilncnlel Cwlilr* Ap tan. many extras, U» firm. of rrwnth One month's security Coll STOCK CLERK -~*MttfWto Experienced or will train ply In person ol Holiday Inn, Rt JS. 7417111 Hi J«4O after 6p.m Alert, personable individual with pr Hoi let. N.J hardwofe store. Mon through Sal I vloui bonking or cashiering e MR MOPED HIGHLANDS HILLS - One-tot***"* a m lo S JO p m Apply In per ion H Complete Molorlied Bike Shop apartmeml UtllMtM Included, ftKurttv. (vUwmouth SI , Red toot N J leme Company paid benefits He WAITRESSES M/W - Mutt be e» Kik, Freehold ondihore area loco aerlented Apply inperson. Re« Diner. 43 Main St 544 1645 Eortontown Adults preferred, no pets 291-4537 at IT) tlona 117 Wtti Front St , Red Bank. 197S MINI BIKE — 3rt h p Excelled ttf 5:30 p.m. CH..._ WAITRESSErWANTED M/W - i condition, 1100. IGHLANDS - One-bedroom. 116* pocfcoolng plonl I Wt up own pockoa p m 12 midnight E Kperlenced only 7174471 otter 1:30 p.m. Two b«drooms, S17S Plus •leclrlc lisa machine, 2 Minor maintenance. J For appolnlment, call 391 -Ml* between AMt lo work on your own, 4 Super Apply In person ol Poloce Diner, 45 vti« and bt responsible lot people un Monmooth SI . DM Bank At* for head 81. Sports Equipment Iff** HIGHLANDS ON THE HILL - Gar- d*r yev Good storting pay. f> inae ben TIME KEEPER GOLF CLUBS - And bag, three Wl Hill Apply In piriw. Neptune Custom WAITRESS M/W - Night* Mutt t* II den oporlmenl One bedroom. Total ion woods ondseven Irons, superior electric ond olr conditioning. Located full, TlBJ Eleventh Avi . Neptune Aggressive Self Star lei •an old Apply In ptrton ot Pino quality US 229 174*. N.J toC*. 107* Ocean Ave , S*o Bright In a quiet, residential area. Neor KNOWLEDGE OF BOATING buses. Extra storage toclllllet includ- SUPPLY 12. Swimming Poolt ed Coll iniM* Nil I V.AH, WANTED 1/14 fNii old Wllh Or without ••• H16HLANDS - TVee-toedVoom dup< perlence Free training with aood sola INGROUND SALES — And construe MIHM BOAT WORKS en Heat ond rtol water supplied One ry Cdurollonal benefits 10 dovi vota PART TIME SALESPERSON FOR J lion Expert repairs qnd service Ma MEN S CLOTHING STORE IN MID I sonry fence landscaping 20 years ox month security No pets 1750 monthly tlon Medical benefits Nol all lobs Im 54 Situations Wanted I. Merchandise mediately available Plan your career DLETOWN MUST BE WILLING TO 71 Merchandise 71. Merchandise perlence Free estimates. Dana A fall 172 1O4 WORK EVENINGS AND SAT Sons, 727 9311. now by deferring Hortlng dale tor up Female For Sale For Sole KEANSBURG-BEACHVIEW GAR -to 3fl> days Must qualify flril Equal TRANSIT OPERATORS TRAINING FOR ASSISTANT MAN For Sale DENS — One-bedroom and one etfi AGER'S POSITION NO EX opportunity employer Coll Army Op Good storting salary and fine boned EXPERIENCED MOTHER - Wishes HIGH BACK COLONIAL PINE WOOD CHIPS clency from HIS. Available now. PERIENCE NECESSARY FOR IN BACKYARD SHEDS --WNMfl Wooden.. AAjl 83. CBs, Electronics portunllltl at 741 »X for operators wllh rtcemt transit e lo care lor child In my horn* Hailcl ROCKER - With cushions Excellent No leaves or twigs Overlooking Boy. Cooking gos, heal, TERVIEW CALL MR RATLEY. 6/1 kliet. Completely assembled on loco perlence Pleotont surroundings area Call 1W-4MS Cll 74; M» after 6 p.m. condition Sacrifice, 1100. 264-1749 142OS73 CB RADIO - Browning Golden Eagle hot water, parking supplied Call 717 SWlTLHBOAltD OPERATOR -Night Mark III Single side bonk, base unit, M4>7, If no answer 237 3444 »hm, 1W a.m. Full tin*. Long term EXPERIENCED MOTHER - Will bo HOSPITAL INVALID CHAIR - With i GALLON AMBASSADOR FISH has modifications, extra crystals Sac A 1 EMPLOYMENT UK BLACK AND WHITE - TV stereo Good oiyortunlty Call HI 4700 WANTED - Ushers to work al thebyilt In htr home, pre school child detachable troy. 180 Hoyer polle ' NK — Complete set-up. 9400 BTU riflce Musi sell Best ofter Call after KEANSBURG - Four-room untur |H •road tf. 741 2322 Red Ban Shrewsbury Ploia Cinema, Rt. IS and console Walnut finish, pood condition conditioner, one-yeor-old. 717 1626 Mlddlttown oreo, OjullI block 74137V] lift.llSO Both like new 2*1 3O3iT 7 p.m. Ask for RK. 923 2437 ished aporlment Business couple or Shrewsbury Ave Musi be hard-work- \ iff I(J loving fioiiif 1W\ ]H6 TELEPHONE SOLICITORS - Port TYPIST ing and responsible Apply at the Cl RELIABLE MOTHER — Will oobv»' ' RCA COLOR PORTABLE TELE BLACK ELECTRIC FIREPLACE - FIVE BAND' SSB HAM - XCVR, IM time, evenings only, from our Moraon Knowledge ot tleno, some phone war nttna. In my horrt* for working mother Ha*" ~IBM TYPEWRIfiERS SION SETS ~ Completely redone in vllte office Telephone follow p per »3S. Two kitchen range hoods. (30 watt Pep AC power supply, speaker, Porl time, 10 3 p m Slort 13 7S p4 References Coll 747-0771 RENTAL S16.50per mo. d out. Just like new. Jo day e« KEANSBURG - Furnished one bed on to ltti •och. Picnic table, 17. 741 712? PTT microphone. SWR meter, live- hour WASPS. WANTED Willing A M>" honoe 1239.95 Call 717-1061 after 6 room oportment Near transportation RESPONSIBLE MOTHER - Wilt Ren with option lo buy 172 0327 band vertlcol anlenno Manuels, 1)00 ACE EMPLOVMENT AGENCY Ing. S marl, P ersonoble S-alespeopli CHEAP - Freeier, lion Wheelchair. 493-1497 evenings. No pets 1115 plus lecurily. 717 9714 X Thomas Ave 1*7 HVt Shrewsbi tor established real estate office oi care for child In her home, New Won KEMORE - Deluxe washing mo ISO Window fan. 120. RPM RECORDS — And camera Rte 36 Call 391 9044 or wrlle Boi 14 outh ureo 6/ UK)5 or condition, 160 Frullwood breakfront. JEWELRY, RUGS, FOR CASH TEACHER OFFERS - Pre ictiool frame, SVihp , 175. A^RAGE SAIE~— "CoTado armolre w 319. The Dally Regliler, Shrews lighted, glass shelves. S47S. Indoor-out INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES program (or three and faur yeor oldi lull Ml S/16 before 2p m td bureau duvenlle) will matching bury. N.J 07701. ^^ door carpeting, blue, 116 * 17', 120 10 Riverside Ave , Red Bank 74! 4300 of full-llmi working parenli. Only live ho, gloss top coffee table*. 25 sq yds •422977 LIKE NEW — Beige flower prlnl PART TIME INCOME .lillilrrn Motuwan SU S*JVJ evfllnyi •vnlweid. commercial, docron cor- ANSBURG — Three-bedroom trmlr/converts to bed. Mi Indian lew ing, rattan baby dressing foble, 52 Baby Sitting COLLECTORS - Original U S. Gov ALL LIONELTRAINS~ apartment, 1265 per month plus one eir y, net cost IS 1100 Sloon's 40' rt-ocrlb. ploypen, wooden and rat ernment WW3 Propaganda Posters month security No utilities. 717 6373 55 Situations Wanted round marble coffee table. US. An n toy chest, threeipecd bay's bi Top cosh approlsol. 94*tt93 Child Care Call 223 f2U. Available Immediately. . tlque 40" round marble pedestal toble cle, snow tires, cfillldren's wooden ANTIQUES — Anything old. Furnl VETS/NON VETS BABYSITTER - In Hoimdtl areu for Male CONTINENTAL MULTI-PRO XL EN 195. Antique mahogany lamp-round ble ond chairs, plus children's gomes lure, china, giasi, dolls, ftwelry, rugs KEANSBURG — Three room fur leachr t ontytar old Write The LARGER-ISO. lable with lory Susan shelf below, MS d miscellaneous items. All In very Top cosh pold Mary Jone Roosevelt, nlshed apartment. S175 per month plus ALL AROUND YAROWORK - Dolly Rtglittr. BOK T-231, Shrew* 264-01W Coll p,m. 142-0314 od tondlllon No antiques Aug 25. Stturtiy. Poy all utilities 4»S 1176. Hputes, cellars, garages, ond gutters bury. on lo 3; Aug. 26, 101; Aug. 27,13. 9 WANT TO BUY — Guitar, folding cleaned, also tree cutting Free estl COPPCRTONE COMPACTOR - I7S. LIVING ROOM SET — Castro con i Brooks Court Country Woods KEANSBURG - Three-bedroom, two BABYSITTER - Won through Frl motes 7414105. Upright treeier, 1125. 14] 1917 after 6 vertlble couch, two choirs, ottoman choirs, Vi" drill, barbells lamlly Heat-got tree. 1260. -lornlngt. I JO IV. toialn S«pT Owi pny three glais-top tables, rug Excellent Call 142-9006 RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr. 775 3*00 BROKER SALESMAN -Weekend HELP YOURSELF OUT OF aniportotlon, rcferincci required. condl I (on Must see W-2311. OVING TO FLORIDA - And wont real cslot* development sales. Coll NAN JOHNSON KEYPORT - Four rooms, two bed Mlddlelown Coll oM*r 4 p.m, *7i -4S43 sell furniture, clothing, appliances, evenings, 471-HH. DESKS, FILES, tobies, choirs, odding 1 OfJW Hummeii ig loom. 31" BUYS AND BUYS rooms, living room, kitchen, bath. No . Mon., Wto.. Frl., 2 5 p.m. 30 Wa MOTHERS HELPER NE^OED~^TO machines, typewriters, office equip "i, 1175 firm. From an entire household to a single pet! Suitable for adults 264-1431. HOUSEMAN - Chauffeur, cooh Part ly Pi, Red Bank Starting now until walch ill year-old In my home. Somi Coll 671-3S44 after 5 p.m. Item. Antique furniture, lewelry, di- THE MONEY SQUEEZE light houtektf ping Atlantic Hlohionrli time For bachelor Coll mornings and used. AAC DESK OU 31th ol Aug. ver. Immediate cash Top dollar KEYPORT - Garden apartments MINOLTA 16 0T - 1100 Kodak Ir available One bedroom. Call Keypart area ? 15-9 00 am.. I 30 3 fo p.m.aMer 3 p.m.. 94*-HB0. 15. Oakhursl. S31 3990 ARD SALE — Aug. 23, 34, 35. t 5 142 3393 stamatic 60.175 Gardens, 3644313. Five day* Hrter«nce* 791-5133 before I DO HANDYMAN JOBS - Painting. 105 Memorial Parkway. DINING ROOM SET - Buffet, server, Call 747-5213. OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, broken window, repaired, houllng, toble. sli chairs, Drenel mohogany Allontlc Highlands. glasswore, art oblects and brlc-o-broc. KEYPORT - Two-bedroom, available root repalri, gutters cleaned repaired MOVING MUST SELL - Girl's bed- now No pets As a member ol your local Army Reserve unil RELIABLE PERSON - To core for S900 Matching corner coblnet, HOD RD SALE - Three families. Wed.. Immediate cash for anything and ev- one year-old, at my home, Mon. MJTCMor call Rick, W14M1, * E ncelltnt condition. 264 2102 room set, living room, billiard table, iiri.. Frl., Aug. 35, 36. 37. Knlck- erything. Ruscll s, 25 East Front St.. Call 364IS44.9 5 pm baby furniture, ond other Hems 19* rtocks. half-ilte dresses, men's pants, Beginners average $1,000 a year lor 16 hours a through Frl., 15 p.m. IV 1371 after S DISHWASHERS - New, Kltchen- LONG BRANCH — Four-room fur- pm. 9259. wo suits, 42 short), books, household Aloe, regular t39139SS. will sell for 12*5 PIANOS nished apartment Suitable for couple. monlh and 2 weeks ot summer training Veterans MOVING MUST SELL - Llwlnfl roorh, mi Three blocks behind St. Ann's WANTED - Ruponilble person to FREEZERS, 17V g__ inteed. 491-6017. Best prices offered Air conditioned. Ho pets. 229 ISM dining room, bookcase, etc Middle- eti on Carr Ave.. Keansburg. So give loving care lo tiochers school DRUM SET - Five-piece, US. Chord Mrs. Nelson, 566 4233 LONG BRANCH — Two-bedroom earn even morel town. 671-4319 ckaock Ave. age daughter and to do gcneroi clean organ. 150 Track shoes, 110 10 Cherry TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO modern apartment Available Oct. I. Ing. Own Irompor lollon 9 3 p.m. Tree Form Rd , Mlodletown. NEED FURNITURE? RO SALE - 17 Field Avt , off Hwy. DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry to \duiti preferred No pets. Inquire. Mon Fri Shadow Lake mm Wrltt , near Pub, Red Bank. Mon.-Tutt. . Use your old skill or let us pay you to learn a Five floors of bedroom, living room, Cash. DON PON S JEWELERS Will ear. 179Garfleld Ave. BOM S lit. The Dolly Register, Shrews ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR — usehold. toys, miscellaneous. Buy from private owners ond estates LONG BRANCH — One-bedroom, bury. N J 07701 17"iM", one year old. Ideal tor col-stereos, refrigerators. TVs No down new one ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND rirsl floor. Kids okay. IliS. lege dorm, den, bar, etc. 175 firm Also payment Immediate delivery. First payment due Oct. 197*. Call Rick. 126 Machinery For Sale JEWELRY DESIGNED 799 River RENTAL EXCHANGE Bfcr. 775-3*00 53 Domestic Help LUNCHEONETTE - Excellent loca- four red plaid, upholstered dining Rd , Fair Haven, N.J. 142 6257 tion off Broad It., Rtd Bonk. Con- room chairs. 12S. Coll 7640533 after 5 We need Drill Sergeants. Cooks, Supplymen, BRUSH CHIPPER - Asplundh, foi MATAWAN-CROSS ROAO MANOR COMPANION HOUSEKEEPER - venient parking, well equipped Owner p.m. OFFICE DESK - And two choirs, one C Asking 12500 One ond two bedrbedroomso . Heat, hoi wo- Communication Personnel, Armorers. Administrative R*d Bonk, tor well, elder Iy gentlem onxloui LAWLEY AGENCY, Realtor, swivel, ISO. Carpeting. 12*14, gold and 717 1723 cooking aas, Refertntei required. Call 747 2101 Hwy 35 and Noveilnk River Hd , Mid FOUR IV DODGE RIMS- Like new, brown, commercial, never used, 1100. t 120. S6E4O10. Personnel. Motor and Electronic Maintenance Per- 747-0634 dlltown 741 «263, evenings "I VOJl 140 One Rlmsel fastener with power charge. s!5. Coll anytime, 717 3970 •Hill, Pets And Livestock MATAWAN — Five large rooms, oath HOUSEKEEPER WANTED - Three PIZZA AND SUB SHOP - And three sonnel OLD IBM - Electric typewriter and and goroge. Many closets and extra hours o day. five-day week. Own trani- room apartment tor sale. Selling due GHAN PUPS — AKC. Champion table, ISO Commercial meat illcer. storage Excellent condition. Choke portolion References Call evenings. to health reasom Busy street In Red ISO. I! green drapes, 6BxS4, «S eoch is. Show ond pel quality. Coll 717- location. Heat and hot water. 1250 per $71 3952 Bonk, In business 11 years. Vary rto Two-speed, 16" fan on a wheeled month. Coll 170-2542. tonable. 74I-1OSI, stand, 115 7919343. AAA REN1AI StHVICI N^ rent FAMILY AD C REGISTERED - Oobe/Vian Pin MATAWAN - Ken Gardens, big one ADDITIONAL BENEFITS ats dolly, never a tee for fenont. Fur- 54 Situations Wonted PRICED RIGHT PAINT FOR SALE her puppies. Champion breed Black nished and unfurnished homes and ond two-bedroom apartments starting Low cost $20,000 lit* insurance 3LINES-5DAYS fidrutt. SI3-5S1I, 7VU}Q. Ftmole Recreation Complex Wholesale. ortment TElCHER AGENCY, at 1210, carpeting throughout, air con Coll 71711*4 or 7I7-3M7 Jitloned, lots of parking, swimming Jersey Shore. Writ* The Dally Regis Clothing ••ptntt Expanded PX privilege! OG HOUSES - All sizes, Made to pool ond tennis courts. Your very own ANYTIME CHILOCARE — Two ter, BOH T 239, Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 PAINTINGS — Paris scene, 36 «- weeks old and up II per hour. State wlth gold frame, 195. Portable elec _ I. New material. KJtlo. Wolk lo shopping and NYC cam- Full retirement pay Professional Contacts $3.00 Coll 364-1298 APARTMENTS - One ond two bed approved ColH47 5?l_3. clothes dryer. 119. Early American muting. 513-4010. Open 10 a.m. to 4 ITEMS YOU NO LONGER UFFY TOY - White poodle pup roam. Long Branch area Call between College Credit lor prior military service dining room furniture, six lodaer back p.m. Closed Wed, ond Sun. A 1 CHILD CARE Cheerful mother, s, AKC. After6:M 6-1 p.m., 933 1111 ' NEED OR USE WILL . . . chain, hutch and table, 1350. T teocher, my home 291 3490 MATAWAN - One-big bedroom. 1,300 High Promotional Potential kitchen, swivel, gold, plastic Choi . ASBURY - Large three-room, free wyj heat, gas, air (Ml 1100, sell 141. Desk, drapleaf, with E€ - Mysterious Kittens, from the utilities, appliances and more 1170. SELL RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr. 771 MM BABYSITTING - Experience tlh Ihree drawers, U9. 747-0293 ndi of Boldur, Fei and Nor. OneRENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr 77S 2400 MATAWAN — Two-bedroom. Large FOR FURTHER INFORMATION er will babysit in her home. Fair Ife Persian, the ml from Ihe Ira 71 Merchandise ASBURY PARK — Lovely, remo- Haven area II per hour After S, 741- FAST PHILCO - Air conditioner. 8500 BTU ant bedroom ot Ihe haunted Sche living room, kitchen and bath. Con- CALL deled, two and three bedroom apart- Apartment site refrigerator, gold raiade, princely panthers remem- venient shopping, train and school. Fcr Sale WITH AQUICK ACTION ments. Convenient lo beach and shop- Four Panasonic speakers. Color an red only by those traveler* of the 544 2633 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 6 AM TO 4:30 PM ig. All utilities. Call between 4-f AIR CONDIT IONERS - tiinrvin. f« LOW-COST tfnna wifh rotor and control. Angle lent Express-Coll >46»407 1.239 11S1 MONMOUTH BEACH SGT. DANNY CARTER 872-1047 conditioned. 5000 BTU. 155. Amana, DAILY REGISTER Iron cutter. Gos lawn mower, run\ good One polr roof rocks. 495-171V ISH SETTER - Elghrmonths"a\6, •000 BTU, reconditioned. 177 Guaran ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Four CHANNEL BEACH FAMILY AD ~trs. Loves children. %iO rooms. Heot supplied. Third floor 31 Help Wanted leed EATONTOWN TV. 5410400 "PIANOS-ORGANS Call 7»7 I7W APARTMENTS-MARINA AMPLIFIER - Amptg B2SB. Power Available for Merchan- Suitable tor adults. No pets. Om J Manual Spinel Organi from M>9i up month security. Call 291-2061 alter 4 Spacious one ond two-bedroom apart- output 55 wafts Used six months. 1260 dise For Sale only. Article riASA APSO - Adorable, offec- Rebuilt spinets, uprights, grands for nate, fluffy male pup. Pold nearly ments. Fantastic location on Shrews- or best offer Call 741-U27. _____ -.————— OR WRITE H must originate from a sole or rent Unlimited rentals from 50. Will accept half that for a good bury River Heat and hot water includ- COZY RIVERFRONT FIND — Sept. I, ed In rent. Color coordinated kitchens, 17.so per month, used — as/Is pianos me. AKC- Lovct children. Have household and may not ex- unfurnished, one-bedroom, large air conditioned, mailer TV antenna, ANOTHER VAN LOAD OF FINE and organs from 150 and up. Ware wborn and no lime. Call 717 510? or FURNITURE f - Get It at Sycamore ceed a sale price of $100 :hD ot 671-6300, 9-Sp.m ;h ?7VMieufler 6p m Swim Club, walk-In closets, laundry douse for leading ma|or brands'. Free ooms. marina facilities CHANNEL SGT. DANNY CARTER Greens. 36 Sycamore Ave., Little 511 per article. Weekly Organ Classes. EAST KEANSBURG - Modern 1W ver. Dining room, bedroom, living BEDIENCE TRAINING - Begin BEACH APARTMENTS. Pork Rd., FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER bedroom apartment Business couple HMD 111 Bd« 76th Dlv(Tng) room sets, convertible sofo, vxll Price MUST be adver- T| clais, starts Sept. I. Bayshore Monmoulh Beach (lust off Ocean 467 4730 preferred No dogs Call 7I7-3S63. Ft. Hancock, N.J. 07732 Exchange American Oriental rugs. Queen Anne tised. Each additional line nponlon Dog Club, 741-1046 ) Menii.iy ogifni. Apt 17,277 1)09 writing desk. Louis XVI arm chair, CALL FOR APPOINTMENT EATONTOWN - Large fwo bedroom RSIAN KITTENS — CFA. Silver OCEAN GROVE - Glaintlc eftl- Whirlpool washer and dryer, dinette SI.00. No copy changes RANGES- Corning Ware, riew.~si I ght gorden apartment Coll 543^)534 alter 9 d block. $75. ciencv All utilities paid1 1*35 cane-bock chain set. Antiques, chlno, damage, I7S0. electric 20 and 10". new p.m and before 5 p.m. may be made and no dis- 671-4372 RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr. 775 2600 glassware, silver, pointings. Mono damaged, 1100. Guaranteed. 4931011 GLASSBOROAREA ! MICKEY AGENCY gany corner cabinet, etc. RU5CILS, 3* counts or returns will be or 493 1771 NlES FOR RENT - Birthday par- PLEASANT - Three-room apartment ATTENTION STUDENTS Sycamore Ave , Little Silver. 741 1506 es, fairs, and church socials Coll 710- made If ad Is cancelled be- REFRIGERATOR - Medium-sin The Crossings Apartment*, just oft Is looking tor professionals. ANTIQUE - Federal mahogany china «0r 671 3752. good working condition, 135. Campus of Glossboro State College hoi closet, 1200 or best ofter Seaty extra fore expiration. full brne salespeople Come 717-3105 I limited number of one ond two bed firm mattress and box spring, five ONY FOR SALE - 10 hands, al TO PLACE YOUR oom apartments available to shore see out beautiful new oHice monlru old. originally 1300, now 12O0 SNOW FENCE -100ft. Ite, IWO DAILY REGISTER Coll 143 537* For Information, coll collect, 609181 RED BANK - Noveiink River, old and lei us share with you 115 1213. or best ofter 264 J351 FAMILY AD, CALL. . . HNAUZERS MINI -Champion world, bcoutitul one-bedroom apart- our enthusiasm lor the in- 9461407 between 5 ond 6 ment Vacant. New kitchen, oak ANTIQUE — Primitive three-drawer Dod, bred for temperament, health HIGHLANDS - Four room and both Slate floors, elevated building. Call Jon, 143- City creased sales possibilities chest. Needs refinlshing ond some SPANISH PROVINCIAL"— Bedroom larantee. 444-7541. apartment. Sept. t occupancy. 3440761 . 542-1700 or 291-OMf 3340, with work. 13S Coll 142-2911. 1750. Living room. 1M0 Excellent con WO FREE KITTENS - To good dltlon. Extras Included. Call 717-116 ANTIQUES~A.IL PERIODS 24-Hour Service ami Litter trained, must go to good HIGHLANDS - One and two bed More Classified THE RIAL ESUTI EXCHANGE or 6714050 me within two weeks. 7174113 after Zip- Phone Below New York Auction Prices FANNY FOLDING WEAVING LOOM SPECIALS' - Mogoilne rock, 11.75 room. aas. water pold! From 1160. INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES — Modi F37B, weaving width 37", cord toble. to.SO, American flag, iJ 75 0 p.m. RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr. 77S-24O0 on Next Page__ 222-4087 10 Riverside Avt. Red Bunk, 747^300 rtade ol red birch. Value J375 Like pole lamp. 13.SO. Bross Colonial and! ew Can be seen ol Henry Hudson Re rons. 119 50. fire tools. 119.50 Curtain ANTIQUES- Walnut drop leaf table, ionol School frorn § a.m. to 5 p m. screen, 110 SO Toble lamps. 13.50. Pair Pine wash stand, pitcher and bowl set, ?all 173 WOO and submit written quote. twin bedv complete, 159 each Window 1 blanket chest. Oak buffet Seth Thomas tan, H 50 Mahogany dropleof table Clock Other Items 5*1 1207 FISHE R AMP ELAC TURNTABLE — Four Whorfendal speakers. 159 Three piece kitchen sel, 122.50 Coll 747 1185 before 5 p m Danish couches, 139. Boudoir chvlr EOROOM SET — ThomosvIHe Ital M.50, 12x12 blue rug, 139. Moytog ®1 jn Provincial. Lars* triple dresser, FIVE GOOD TIRES - 7,000 mTf washer, 129 50. More and more! RUS :hest of drawer*, targe mirror, queen erlms.Aikl CIL'l. 35 E. Front If., Red Bank 741 lie headboard. Iwo night tables, 1450. l«93 CALLING ALL CLASSIFIED Coll 946-4I . 741-0033 FUR COAT - Beaver, full length, site STfcREO CONSOl f- Medltei Help Wanted 12 14. good condition, beautiful lining, neon ilyle with AM/FM rodio ond: llap> e 145 142 6017 deck, Electrophonlc Excellent coundt l lion, 1100 Call7M-SlW. FURNITURE - Custom design 'con venation Pit sofa", circular, four STORAGE SHEDS - 1x10'. All solid pieces, brown, seals 14 people, match wood construction. Disassemble to BUSINESS DIRECTORY AUTO BODY (no hassocks ond bolsters, paid W500 move. Can be seen at Henry Hudson selling 12300. almost new Fruitwood Regional School from I a.m. to 5 p.m II BOAT nine-piece dining room set, with lorge Coll I7]-O900and submil written quote TECHNICIAN breafctront, (1200 Pool toble, UOO. Tit- ST ROLLER - l.nrgt?orge. llfcllhfr nnew. Qrn?n A DAILY GUIDE I fany light fixture, (ISO 779 4346 125 495 933) •Good spponunilf In OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS TIRES - SUPER SPECIAL. FR/IMJS Unlroyal steel belted whifcw.aU blems GENERAL PAINTING * C. E. REFRIGERATOR - II cu ft 139.95 complete. Tom Kelly Tires. 33. BUSINESS • Up lo doll My Shop Automatic delrost, old but good condl Shrewsbury Ave , Red Bank 747-4434. ENTHUSIASTS CONTRACTING DECORATING 1 *'"i 155 Coll M7-7J57 alter ~S p m TOP SOTL | FTiRMr^ ISC, seven-yarc DIRECTORY • ill hing* b*mlit< load 14 hour onswerlng service, 671 I GfOANTIc"YAWd~SALE — Lorge oi 56t3 MIDDLE TOWN orea only HOUSE PAINTING * Pttotont wording condition* orfment of exotic house plants. Nov . -"' o painter with sn years ex ADDING MACHINES , vough Labor Day. 10 a.m. to S p m TV 31 " — Black/white Mognovoi poi jenence ond am starling my own busl * S-4«f with 201 Short Blvd , Keansburg 717-5434. . TYPEWWITEWS ^ NAVtSINK BUILDERS ness I m looking for satisfied custom toble. US. rock tumbler, 13S. Craig 1 'recorder. IIS 747-6191 • ADOIT1ONS - trOiNO rs to establish o reputation for qualit Apply In p»r»on to GIRL'S I0SPEED BIKE — *45. large •f The Daily Register • Roomo •MCKS wk al a reasonable price. Inferior surfboard, 120 Adding machine. IM. TWO CAR GARAGE DOOR - 115 xterior Free estimates. Service Minagtr Copy machine, at Is, ISO. Girl's ice Small girl's bike. 115. Tablet. 13 172 Coll Sal Gorgullool 9*• 4405 skates. Hie I, boy's slit. 2 ond 6. 130124. eoch 741-O3H ALTERATIONS II WnMiltl. II, twnon TWO-DOOR - Whirlpool regfrlgera PAINTING | GUITARS - One Tender boss. Music lor. In good shape, asking 175 One ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS Inler lor E*terlor & Poperhonglng Mailer Fantastic shape Indue G7lxlS Tire on rim, never used, 120 Proudly Presents our REMODELING, REPAIRS - Pre* e« 842-9057 Coll 717 4*17 hard shell case, (US One Holner Ii timotet Financing arronged ScoM CIRCLE triple pickup Good shape. 1100. One Construction M3MW LANDSCAPING LAWN PLUMBING 4 Telsca lead Excellent shape With TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines cote. l» Days. 541 6425 after 6. 747 All makes new or used. Guaranteed ADDITIONS - Rooting, siding, ci GARDEN MAINTENANCE HEATING CHEVROLET CO. 0ft low « 135. Serplcos, 101 Monmoulh romk tile. Complete line ot remode St Ne«t to theater. 747-0415. Ing Call Rich Molmberg. 7|73S4r 641 Shrewsbury Ave. A-l PLUMBING AND HEATING HERITAGE SOFA AND CHAIR - f Serving Monmoulh County 1? yeon We special lie In commercial allera Five piece wroughl iron dinette Coll VALUES PLUS QUALITY! - Celling LAWN 1 fixtures, kitchen sets beds complete Annual Boat Tab Ions, restouranli ond Industrial ho Red lank 7473iiSoeforeSp.m, m BUILDING ALTERATIONS - Add Mahogany night tobies, solos, choirs water heaters, dishwasher\. wosh lions ond repairs FlnonclngArronged MAINTENANCE lamps ond lamp tobies. Carrioges ers dryers, Icemoken. garbage dls ii Bay Mead Construction Co 7VS 9700 51. Help Wanted" playpen, refrigerator, office de»k poials ond sewer Installations. Re-pip RESIDENTIAL AND stock cabinets, odd dressers, chests C^RPE NT E"P. Any phase ot co ng ond Board ol Health violations ruos. Congoleum, utility cabinet*, etc pantry, no job too smoii or too big 10 COMMERCIAL Emergency Service 717 16OI. 4*5 0119 m AUGUST 27 Chlno. glasswore. pots. pans, knives ytorv e-perlente Coll 717-055* after COMPLETE LAWN CARE forks, etc RuSCIL S, 35 E. Front SI. Fretet'imotes BY THE MONTH ROOFING 4 5IOING RECEIVING CLERK Red Bank. 741 1493. CARPENTF R RETIRED Seen LAWNS VACUUMED Hi 1 ROOFING AND SIDING Free esli small ond medium site lobs Cample WALLPAPER SALE - All stock pot For most who llhe grass clippings mates Olson Roofing & Siding Co Coll Interior remodeling service Pane I mi APPLY BETWEEN 9 A.M. and 3 P.M. terns of Thomas Strohon wall c pkktd up ?7S-OfOS Evening! 7*7 5*16 Eif 1903 Kitchen cabinets Room odd erlng. values to 15 M per single ll lions.' eneatiun rooms, reflmshinj CALL ouced to .95 cents pe il r bookcasti Armstrong ihondelier eel 747-1681 TRUCK* AUTO Steady Employment Good Benefits layowoys, all sales fia Ings Free advice ond estimates Coo RENTAL CO., 17 Brood St.. Red Bank workmanship Coll anytime. 229 S2J9 CLEAN'YARDS WASHER - Moytog. perfect condT "CARPENTRY AND MASON WOHK Cctlort— ottlcs-gorooe* FORD RENT A CAR tlon, moving to condominium, no long Coll offer Jpm Uj 3l*v If need, HC 741-0543 Alterations and odd it torn FAIRWAY FORO "OMPC"E TE GBO U N D MA I HT E Dolly - WttMy - Montht> A. •ruceEigenroucft W m IAPPE-SMITH COMPANY WASHING MACHINES — New, dom IANCE — And landscaping RAlden ni-Moo ogtd, 16 lbs . regular 1339, will sell for DID VOUR HOUSE - Suiter itorr lal ond commercial I S yeon t» iT*5 REFRIGERATORS, new. dom domooe or Is it lust suffering from ol erltnce. Fully Insured Coll>4l 77SS 1, 10 CU ft., feoulor S199, now 1100 OOtT for repairs ond remodeling, ca ronteed 4*34017. Oreoilve Craftsmen 170 30W 30 Southard Ave., Farmlngdale, N.J. MISCELLANEOUS WASHING MACHINE - 135. Electrl DRIVEWAY JISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS — AVIS heater. 175 Carrioges, IS each. Crib COMSTKUCTION wrnlshed. installed 169 « Medium An Equal Opportunity Employ.r (M/W) IS. Call 391 5093 or 172422* mornings v weight stairs available Al WI TRY HARDER 'worrontcd Wf-OWJ Attic Sloirs 82. Swimming Pools ASPHALT Rfnl a Plymouth DRIVEWAY " LAWfTrMOW^RS or other line zat SEALING Serviced and Repaired | SWIMMING POOLS Protect ond beoutlfy drivewoyv po<» 747-0308 COMPUTER OPERATOR BM 370-135 Ing oreo* Only top Quality products FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY ONI.)'THREE LEFT tmpeft application All work guO'Dn Central Monmouth County Area Immediate open- FEATURING CALL 747-1681 National pool (nanulnlunf, must »ll t*«j For free estimate call ?«l 377' ing tor Computer Operator with minimum ot 2 years ex- MAYER ASPHALT SEALING CO bolom ol 1916 pooh, lompfctt •>»> LIGHT HAULING • BOATING INFORMATION Londicaplng. t perience with large computer facility, preferably IBM IBKI ond I.Bli. 16.11 (My t t HHB« DRTVEWAYS 370 System Computer schooling preferable, but not re- | Jl?i mloM Rebuilt Guoronle>*Q • BOATING STORKS 7I rWl quired • ffluti b« HnptMd now1 Shift work required High starting salary and liberal *Ll TVPES OF CONCRETE WORK PAINTING A • MAINTENANCE INFORMATION D»lv»wav»potlo». ilotwolk*. «t Col fringe benefits. Caff ni-CWonyfimt DECORATING 842-6800 • WATER SAFETY TIPS GENERAL • TERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING - Forward resume, stating present salary, to Box L- INDUSTRIES ret vtlimotes ReciortoQle price' VINYL REPAIRS CONTRACTING or appointment, coll iU t7*0 390, The Daily Register. Shrewsbury. N J 07701 COLLECT BILL DAN BUILDERS PAINTING AND OECOAATlNG M«WXVOi«)Otn»fOI Conlroclori ir l B Jonei Fully insure (201) 247-1244 CALL REGISTER BOATING DEPARTMENT 542-1700 mm* nM71lontr4p.ni For tr»e estlmotrt tall 7W M3I An Equal Opportunity Employer (M/ W) Ask tor Tony I SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY AUGUST 23 I9.'6 27 Sfecffw Immediately all you C.B. RADIO enthusiasts can BUY and SELL your C.B.'s thru Dally Register Classified Ads. We think you're Important enough to ghre you your own special classification... (*834.B.'s and Electronics) CALL US TODAY on the ACTION UNE... gj* -| 7QQ

i$3 Boats And 101. Aportmtnti IK Houses For Rent 103 Houttt For Rtnt I* Furnished Rooms 11. Houses For Sole 3) Houses For Sole 137 Lott And Acrtoft RED tANK - fttvaftronl .... ALLENHURST - FIvMaam MONMOUTH BEACH - Three be* EVFOUT - Ur IwrilihM OMMOUTH BEACH - Under c*r RSO BANK !••)•• tor ena*amiiT Accessories rory one-bedroom apartment with RED BANK v LMO&T NEW HUMSON COLONIAL a tar hut, \m room, ol-level. yard for kldi. pets Mm. Ml tlrMl Mrhtne. rtftr* rvrtlan taur be*aom to«onioi witr l»t> f*M» Moutllu! view tf the No vet Ink Call MOLLY PITCHER VILLAGE - Th*ee twit sue bi ___^_ included, references. IVi months sec oom* with kitchen use RED BANK - Three roams. Brood •—-n polo, IMS IANCH HOUSE - Three "bedrooms. 717-eMf or 717 Hi! buiidei Con luiide' Jf\ im MOBILE HOME i§«55 lw* bed St. utilities Included ltv tifO monthly. 741-*O5] Eftkr. m MOO EW LISTING - I wo baths, full basement, garage LANTlC HlGHLANOS COLONIAL ftomt Asking UM0 747 Ml* or 741 77*3 earn home located en exceptional let SEA BRIGHT - Elcgont and ei EAST KEANSBURG - Duaia*. two Walking distance to shops, schools - Completely renovated Three bed MOTOR HOM« »H* L»w miteaw* repto*i in living room formal din After ep m 'I' *4M RED BANK - Two room, furnished elusive designer furnished studios, ef badroom house, lanced In vo/d, 1345Near boat tortdlng 142S a month M Commercial ornt, 1"i bath*, dly tng room full batamani and two baths MOBILE HOME • U••» ft T we bee) tlclenclet and executive suites. Enjoy wr rr AvolloMe Sept 1 Call 747 iff* after 6 AI mud room, lull cellar, walk wp se'f tonlotnaa). air (anaxtiontnf MMSI p.m Rum ton Rentols e recommend youi inspection roams ient(qi atr Kreenrd room awd a long or short stay No Icate. Hortx IBU I e. two cot aetoctM Mil UfOO '17 0171 54.fll E A ARMiTR ONG shed wash*> dryer riiii(ini»i. Polnf 14*1 Oceon Awe.. 747 115J rTRACTIVE - Modtrn a t U1.000 Call 1*1 »l 1fn LIFE TIM? MOTOR HOMfi RED BANK - Unfurnished one-bed EXECUTIVE COLONIAL - Four-bed •ED BANK - Convenient area. Im GENCY. Reoltor 551 Prospect Ave kitchen with dining area Coil 3*4 Jvta. IllhringJ to)l ., DHfMQ BonkDanH,. '1WU VU tim UIMVI M i t • m mt Ir uall t l*#r IHa). a" room gordtn oportminl available SEA BRIGHT - Fountains, furnished room, two both, with llr*ploce, WOO mediate occupancy. Dutch Colonial, ANONW BI LlVIl Itti On premises parking Neor Mle Sliver 74) 45» between i and / v «* Greentree Aporlmtntt, 23f Spring St luiurlout two-bedroom, two baths RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr 771 3*00 Ihree bedrooms lirrploct. goroge IENTAL E ops ond restaurants, one block from hree bedrooms II master beOroom CEANPORT - Ranch Three t>*d F oi appointment cult. Ml JViJ dining room, carpeting, washer/dryer Securityy, relereniet ond lease re ountry kitchen with appliances. II •9 Two bedroami Con tJay it GROJP RENTAL - Sla-bedroom, all vervlew Hospital but owov 1'tnn is. two baths. 1400 saj ft Very low dishwasher, etc UOO 747 741} CROV RE quired Collll M r WcGowanWGoan , CEN umeroom. l"j n>«ur* both, utility rn lot UM Mint sen extras Middle! own USO iftk |oms Lew rentals including 1 Excellent school •r*!* Bun U TRAVEL TRAILER H75 RED BANK — BMutituI two badroom TURY 31. MC GOWAN RYAN oon, ooroae 100 lolot »iot . 547 1147 offer }pm SEA BRIGHT WATERFRONT - RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr 77S MM mpiru lanltonal services and sup roi* bunks OM«1 both Air canaNHt garden apartment, Ideal tor retired or AGENCY. 747 3O00 MELMEO1ICALTV .M Monthly or yeorly Three-room opart es Phone lot details or showing oi business couple. 1135 Call )4 1731 per month Security required HIGHLANDS HILLS - Water vle« across the street Fully equipped, ton del THE ,MOi«() AGENCY >t> room, two-balh apartment. IMS Two urn siding I4S lot 120 s . near Rlverview Hosp'tol Llvinf Shrewsbury Arms Apartment!. S4J with balcony, eiotlc decoration, cam RED BANK -"Three bedroom dwple* be used os deli or condy store or cofte* eom, fining room, eat in kiichtn. •HI room efficiency apartment. IWO. Air drl lii m bth No pet> MtLMIPBEALTY *n s*t Newly renovated Convenient location shop For further information, colt W ree bedrooms tiled both U4 fM VA condogii , lt ! WE HAVE BuYfti to shopping ond school Couple pre W4 or 7|7 fill between ) t p IB, UILDERS BONUS COLONIAL mortgage lo quolitled buyer B obit. Call W» UNION BEACH — Three-roam opart terred One-year loose, references For business i ment 1170 plui utilities III Cliff wood aw Four large bedrooms. U mat 210 Lost And Found UOO plus utilities MJ 47f2 until* MiDDLETOWN er bedroom, eat In science kitchen LAWLEY AGENCY an« i*>v RED BANK » RIVERSIDE AVE A vt . CllffwoOd. S44 1143 .OSI Large goMen mole «*• pa" wa professional suites available, 6M ormai dining room. 20 fomiiy room iy JS an*) Novesinh River Rd - Park RIVERVIEW TOWERS Harmon UwaWd and Husky Ceita' WEST END - En|oy tolol luxury ll< ft and »40 sa ft , facing Highway reploce, utility room two baths go lOdletown-Reoltor - 74143*1 rhe VERV FINEST In Luxury High- HIGHLANDS - Twobedroom houu 103 Rentali To Short tan and sliver Champ A»ple»retk Ing In a contemporary relaxed otmo Ample parking Phone between age, 71*100 lot U0 t RIM ti 100% occupied Howtvsr. feel with large lenced yord MM monthly S areoMiMtetawn t71 lift Reward phere One-bedroom oportmenl wit WOULD WIDOW - Like to share her m . +71 ft MELMEO REALTY 4>TI I*» Irt* la coll us lor on appointment to Security required 1*7 nil home and expenses with another oc 10 BANK Three family Ne* convertible den, colossal rtoseli, wa MlDOLETOWN visit our apartment), alto that you to wall carpeting From 1240. Aver t.ve widow on pension' Middlilown ALL TODAY -For *u7~40~pooe reel «rk. Good potential Estate amious imedlotely ovolloble may be listed for Ihe first available et Armi, lit A very Ayr, nt44*0. Atlantic Highionds orea Coil e • p.m., stale newspaper with over Jlfl pic settle ReduCfd to tll.fM C A 711 Special Notices en rooms, 1350, plus, leas*, refer Unique new protessionol'commercii tlclency, ont, two or Ihret bedroom 1411097 /res ond descriptions at homes in ol RMSTRONG AGENCY, RaoHa' 55! ALONE > SINOll* apartment. WfSt I N|i One ond iwo bedroom tncei. security Ideal tor teochers office space on two levels. 1st leva t Monmouth. Middlesex, Oieon OM ospect Ave . Llttlelllver >4l 4SO0 etc. Sept ISmto June litti 1*6 1049 ol 52 Boats And scene would vow Mk» to mee new Call Bob Clccont air, heat free. Kid* okay, low rent. 7S4 sq ft , 2nd level, 1001 sq II Po omerset Counti** Main plus other in ED BANK - 11 Wen M Handy tar * p m aeapit* Write to Match * Date »• O atMI-74MT» RENTALEKCHANGE Bkr 77S 3*00 104 Winter Rental! oil QvQiloble Terrific location at frtttlngartlclfs STERLING special Buy trom ownir Acct»»orl«M faT«e4D Rahwov. N J tNlt V4 im odiand Drive (at Howard Johi HOMPSON ASSOC . 140 Hwy IS KEANSBURG - Private furnllhed •droom nous* with entra lal WEJW •. Mlddletown 747 Sett LL TTPBS NICROPREIS And HISTORIC LOCUST NAVE5INK _ >'sl Convenient Rt Jl access I eed. interior work 130 SO0 Call 141 two-bedroom home Clean and coiy waging dan* on premise., fast ser CONTROL MUNttfR - Ani la«# AREA — Thrtt bedroom rolled ranch One or two odults preferred Septem north and south Colll7]4S4l :OLONIA1LONIAL -Cu- Cult bDea Sac Eight 11 lor key. and appomlment ice Boatmen s Shop 74 Wharf Ave t «i»717>»• Iting shopping center 1000 to IS00 sq I appliances Submit offers Calls*) •eO^BANK U4.0oT- Don I miss thii k*Y DICKERSON KETCH f> OASSHED ADVERTISING RATES Kltchenold diihwairier, wmhi n stores Will divide ideal for ladies , wo bedroom home in mint condition ;_ ormol dining room, lull basement D long 4 draft Loaded tU 000 CanM* 1 MB ftlMBLl '*opvv t>m WINTfR Ht N I A I Hlulilund). ft o men's- drugs, handbags, children I. etc 994 ejoo ELLEN S HA2ELTON. REALTOR" lichen hot beautiful cabinets Both UllllT Anniversary ait< many many mere TOU HKI FIOM MATAWAN AHA 566 SIM Sept 7 to June IS. two bedrooms, ll It tile Neor all trontpo'lalloi and lioniportoiion Almost fully It Member Reol Estate E achange happy ftnes io« Denna on* Petty Ing room, kitchen, bathroom, lar TEW BUILDING - in beck of Berry 147 3700 a many eitros Owner leeiving far nlthed. If desired. WOO per month, ulll REDUff SAFB AND FAST Will TOU IKI FIOM MIDDUTOWN ARIA 671 9300 IHti extra, Available Immtdlaltly yard No pets. Children welcome, ti atih. in Fair Haven, 440 iq M . 1140 u )orlda REDDEN AGENCY RMller. FLORIDA CALLINO GoBeie Tobiefi and I Vi» water 143 tMI or 436 9100 Phone 173-0471 W>m. CO» MT-4014, It-7 10 ii-ftM Now is the time to buy 'or the future pins Protessianoi Pha«ma71-)071 KEYPORT - Five large rooms, big ROFESSIONA"L~OFFTCFSUITE - Ivd. Ft Laudertfale. Flo HUM MS WO River 1. R unison. 14a TtOO flim atttatlr tf ta ta Catlf W 7IBI 1 Day 65c VACATION HOME - M! Pocono bock porch, full cellar U». heoi In Ground floor, tunable for doctor oi IMW IOAT *Ai Ml INSURANCE UMSON COUAbE *~ Smoll Con 2 Days (Consecutive) 60c CludM. One month security /I7 9535 Pennsylvania Four-bedroom chalet denllil ot 331 Brood St , Red Bonk 747 F t id FOR RENT OR FOR &ALE renlent Three bedrooms, den Little I l.y (.none 50c private beach club, fennli courts, gol m »u m lo 5D m 211 Trovtl 3 Days (Consecutive) LEONARDO — Three bedroom house hree bedroom house Call JM ijr alntenonce 1)7,500 courM WeWeekendse , weekly, montnly "BOSTON WHAlJl 47c O tiiti undo» through Thursday THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 4 (Jays (Consecutive) Call MJ SS43 Professional Center AQUA SPORT Transportatton 5 Days (Consecutive) 43c 140 Hall Mile Rd OR SAlTI7 OWNED - l«f ELLEN S. HAZELTON Giostron SUnaar, Zodiac LOOKING FOR • Female driver tar LEONARDO - Two badroom house Bruokddte Calltaa Lives •» MtMie 6 Days (Consecutive) 41c Red Sank, N.J Keonsburg Three bedroom Ranch Realtor Ouranautit, MerCruiser. OMC USO per month, not including utilities 106 Furnished Rooms NOW AVAILABLE I Suites 300 to IS0O with ottoched goroge Two years old ) W River Rd , Rumson 1411200 Johnson Outboa'ds Tee Nee an*) l««« orea Can »7T M41 as* tar Wari 7 Days (Consecutive) 30c Coll 717-WU. After 5.1714551 AH.AN1K MIGHl ANHS Bull ooiti eoch in new modern two level proles Move in condition Ue.UO HJ 0JM I Mimlm inln < Ity Relocation Sarvlce E I Loatfer trailers 8 Days (Consecutive) 35c for rent 14 E. Hlghlond Avc Ivl OW lonai building Ideal location' At Red lo 10 a m 4 p m to A p m . or I HTS FOUR VEOROOM Midai* Hoble Cat And O Day between 5 4 p rn lonk/Llncron Eitil 10*. Garden Stole ta topm LOCUST - Distinctive waterfront es own home can be converted to a two 30 Days (Consecutive) 32c •arkway On site parking utilities BEST BARGAINS NOW tote on pork like acre. )J ft. living omily Living room, dining room uppiied. except electric HOLMOEL - Three bedroorn, tVi Free IfT* Tide Charts room, 2Vi baths, four porches, bool lichen, two bedrooms onoT utility $4 minimum charge CALL Hi »U Commercial Rates house, Ihree-cor Borage. Can furnish •om downstairs Kltcrten, living Security, references. Tease, IEO BANK MANUFACTURING Per Line oom. Iwo bedreom. and recreation tember 1 142 9479 AVAILABLE - One ond two rooms. •PACE - MOO sq n. Railroad Siding HOLMOEL - 4V» acres, country oom upstairs Near everylhlna FLAGSHIP 1 Day 70c ocllllles tor sole or lease by owner 1, attractively landscaped ' 222 Eotontown LONG BRANCH - Three bedroo IJ.fW KIRWAN CO : Realtor. 717 Municipal Marine Basin Mark Rubin. 741-0404 . -j» view, can sub-divide. VTi NOTKB 2 Days (Consecutive) 65c Button-wood Ave. Mony e.lros. prim Locot book approisol *noii9 m lontlc Highlands IM MM BH. BELVEDERE HOTEL - IS Laurel BRISTOL M - K*ei cenlerboard Mle TAK| NOTICE that aaatuattan has 3 Days (Consecutive) 60c INTON FALLS - New Colonial been meM it the Barouah CMMII ol RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr 775-7400 Avt . Keonsburg Rooms tor rent by 'ILL TOWNSHIP - Three bed met. bow and sieto pulpits HK4 I 24 Ohroi Rd , oft Hope * Barawah ot latantawn tar • irons 4 Days (Consecutive) 50c the w—fc, clean, sunny. 4tS-1147. __ 1 modern ranch with den and fire main, 150% Geneoa. working |ib. LONG BRANCH — Two big bedroo. RED BANK 10 Century Biag Co Sit 0W) f*r at Retail Phtnory D>siribufie« Li CHOICE 6TFURNISHED ROOM - 1 Brood St Three single room offices lace, wall lo wall corpetlng. two cor 5 Days (Consecutive) 46c , heat. Franklin Terr,duplex. 12*0. 'ATERfRONT> — fuuJilte Prenctt hryiler IJfelettrn start Mony e< ens* D 1 by B A A , tru I'a Price* uvulkHile ranging In site tfror m H sq Itached goroge Born with storage RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr 77S-I* Or itudio apartment Long term only 'rovlnclol Ronch on a deep water to rot 111.500 Coll 147 17*1 all*' ip m Wines 4 Liouars. IM Wyckaff *—*\ 6 Days (Consecutive) 45c ft to 211 sa. reo ond two aportmtnls, located on Coll between Upm , W 1041 toon In Little Silver The ultimale in OiUMBlA CHALLENGFR l**t th« aaWliian ol a tlaraat area la carpet and conditioning Renta Ive ocres Selling price 1110,000 Cal 7 Days (Consecutive) 44c MIODLETOWN - Four bedroo ~ GENTLEMAN PREFERRED ustom construction Living raam ana loop. MORC tii sails spinnaker rote-otes range from 190 per month to 111! A KOZICKY REAL ESTATE. Rl IS two bath home, tomily room, gar oat One-bedroom Furnished rllh tlreploces, leal 17 lor dinner inyhy f 1 motor mooring WOO 147 ••ve c*raaratien 8 Days (Consecutive) 40c Ber month Including all utilities Mln nlown, N J i4j 7721 Occupancy Aug 31. 1400 plus utilities Coll 747 7361 or 741 9WS Imum one year lease Call owner. Wol _. 1 kitchen, sslorlum Three bed 30 Days (Consecutive) 37c Security, references, least required KEANSBURO - Lovely pink do I ter Zlmmerer 1 Son. 141 1SK c * ooms. I' 1 boths. pool Askini Coll Mr. WcGowan, CENTURY 31 HOLMDEL louse Three nice rooms, both, ga "HOBIE CATS 4313. 1 It.000 CENTURY 31. COZEN! 15 Donbury Court. I FAMILY PLAN RATE McGOWAN RYAN AGENCY. Realtor Furnished room lor gentleman heat Nice fenced in yard Nice spot BoaU Parts, Accessories EALTOR. 113 River Rd . Fair Haven 7M1 3 Lines — 5 Days — S3 00 Jl 00 each additional line 7473000. Collf4i447S Aluminum itofm windows Reduced to FLAGSHIP MARINE Edward f fisenbowm. Ttaasurer tl.fOO Also cule two bedroom home Municipal Ma'in* Basin RED BANK 21 RIVERSIDE AVE Station Lone Wotertara), N J QMf Available to individuals placing ads under "Merchandise 10s heat, aluminum storm windowi Tf I 5*00 Assi t»*asu't< RIVERVIEW TOWERS uli both, neor Highway 1*. ant For Sale" lor items not exceeding $100 each Items must LOVETT PUMPS REPAIRED AND A.enue Ba«r»eaat. N i The Finest In Luiury High Rise 14,SOD CHATEAU REALTY. REAL WATERFRONT NOW OFFERS ICtUll 1 - On premises Fast ser be priced ESTATE. IIS Corr AM, Keonsburg PROFESSIONAL SUITES - The tl ONMOUTH BEACH Iff .M vie* Boatman I Shop. 14 Wnotf Ave tent it any. |h*vld be 1 WorlMPark). RedBank 74M7W ittly In «nllM| I* Contract ft sit % on RtqutBl nest available in Ihe county ot unhear BOATINQ SWIMMING ol rent Give A Ways KEANSBURG - Sacrifice, « MARjOf Make it yourself CENTRAL AIR AND HEAT ronsferred Pour bedroom. IViba Lovel* three bedroom home In mil O'DAY SAILBOATS dining i»wn. private U-100 lot New mtf'Men Living ream wilh *»**»• we heal, plumbing, electric. U1.SO0 71 replooe. tormol dlnlrvg room, wroi FLAOlHI* MARINE Will alter lo suit *3U between If pm ound deck, polio. W deck, Iwo ci Munlilujal RONT PAG( MADMS Client Parking Available j'oge Oceon beoch Coll to see KEYPORT - Four bedroom Cape ATLANTIC BOX REPLY SERVICE CALL BOB ClCtONE THE REALESTATI IXCHANGt SS 50 Per Count Line two lull both*, lull basement Cortc Bold lace headings S6 50 Toddler News! drive Air conditioned, new carp* ROCKET n SAILBOA":TT -S*Mingdu 227Hfghlonds PICK-UP $1.50 Principals i ly Uf.TCQ Coll O' I* illness Best orfei ")Hwy -' n,gi Minimum insertion ? lines STORE - Approximately 1200 sq ' la** noti.f that asBltcatian has l_ High celling, corner Main and Lew I ond, moo* to the Mayor «nd Council ot tha MAIL $2.50 Maximum 24 tinea. All SI , Eatonlown Modern, ample pork M4 nn MC£UE SAILBOAT I* Cornel Full retina Bciwgfi ot Highlands. N i , to trans inu luilable ony builnp.i 1/0 9011 readers placed at loot of let 10 Bollvruss L , Int , trading as ttte- i, with ennosed poi _ JO Ridge Rd Rumst said. n*w paint, fully equipped, in For each box number assigned column STORE FOR~ RE NT -iHiq I no FHA buyers Sterling M< Con eludes newly rebuilt lroii«r Reody 1 Fourth Uwarter Tovetn at 410 Navtt Mechanic St . Red Bank Rent is Reol Estate Broker. Se4 W4* SOU I1W at best O»t*r Coll I4t }tn •nk *»*nu* Highiandi, N J . Plenary sanoblc Coll 7«1 9740 or U\ 9649 LINCROFT — Move in condition WESTLONG BRANCH SfARS Suwr *iNt) ',*u fin* T Retai" l' Consumption License N* C IB H or* issued t* Mt/Ht IM at STORE FOPTRENT I6O0 i(4 rt three or four bedrooms. l'» baths, new IJ Troll m Dav e Good condition Cal to Slpersten s Point, Rt IS Middle wall In wan carpeting through Mony fine feature* Must be sol* his *;t«04«i the x >*si *»• . ... BiM ' P P'ecwUnO Publication alter 4p atficers off Baity u*. L . Im Save dollars — crochet town Call Lorry Katl. 117 *JM hIJ paneled family room, gas rteo Coil now 14 too DEADLINES DISPLAY ADS 70 wiring In ground concrete poo iUNFliH I«M I.V. REALTY AGENCY EdwordP Russell. (*ren«*Al. RD I 2 Days Preceding Publication this jacket for nippy weath- 1 Fully eauippert 110 Wanted To Rent BB o>h*rin« L RusseM, SeoeKKt RD I er! jwgatJawjWv 13 HEAVY GAUGf AIUMINUMV GARAGE WANTEO - Two cor go LINCROFT - Sparkling ranch Tw Bo> in Maiowon N J All ads aie restricted lo tneir proper classification and lo 32 Apartments- HULL BOAT Wilh Vn hp JoAnson rage to rent m Highlands or Middle bedrooms, dining room, fireplace Obittflons. it any, m«v be maaje -m UOO 747 7770 the regular Daily Register style ol type We reserve the QUICKIE! Crochet in an lownorea Call 791 3601 or 741 41M wall-to wall corpetlng, treed I Town Houses mediately •« writing to H«ru*i Ai 13 KOWBOAT irechl. Clerk ol the B*r*wf" ot Mtgri* right lo edil or reiect any classified advertising copy MTDOLTAGED COUPLE - No 00.1100 14J.MW Sterling McCoi easy-to-memorize pattern teal Estate Broker, SM MM MiDDLETOWN - I-t» b*dro. All ads once called in and processed ii cancelled will be dren Would like to rent houi* P wo baths, condominium, aorog* *°* N J BALLYRliiSL iNC stitch. She'll love the cozy Mlddletown. Llncroft, Eaionl LlfTLE SILVER - Five bedro* Overlooking lokt Wolk lo golf lennn EDWARD P RUSSfLl Prei- charged a minimum charge ol $4 00 areas (could be rural) Must be 1 :eniury old, Hi baths, two porchi 1. clubhouse Con u; »«o MQ I*. Jl til i* collar, cuffs, contrast trim. and quiet Call 741 IM» after t p m car goroge Walk to school shop DEATH NOTICES and troiiff 1*00 w u*>n NEW FEMALITTEACHER ^H RUM >lng. Ironsportation Run* Use knitting worsted. Pat- 1742 Death Notices Cards ol Thanks in Memonams and Anni- SON — Needs housing, around SIM pe rfS.TCO "1 «e4|or 14? »M 33 Income Property m Marlboro versary Masses (Run on the Obituary page) 85c per line tern 610: Sizes 2-4 Included ith, IS mile radius Rum.tm woul LITTLE 5ILVER"w06DB]Nrr AVE NCOME PROPERTY - Locot«d in .L A| Pt t AMjHK RAI house to share tor school yeo — For Sale or Rent Three bedi Keonsburg Two oportments and a Qivo inbooid ootb*o»d ei PUBLIC NOTICt summer home to live In and lake coi ranch, living room with corner tore Busy ttrtet in lawn Two dttion includes rebui Please take notice that a public f 1 00 for each pattern ot, or smoll place alone. Please ca riace. dining area, eot in kitchen, den chools and church In area Ul 000 heavy duty tr oiler om pome' wind hearing will be held by ft* MarttMra CANCELLATION NUMBER Superintendent s office, 147 4747 wo baths, basemen!, two car uttach* Kill sell conventional PMA or vA Fur Pmed 10 sell, best otter ovrr HSO0 lowntfcp Plgnning Boofsl *n t*fff I, If 7* 01 I 10 P M 01 the NAartbare Mw Add 15c for each pattern for jofoge Immediaif occupancy tbl.OOO ter information coli W OM4 betwee NfTRrLANOLOADI — tocloi 'M iit-mi iKipoi Butid-ig locoteat *n tennent Notee — Credit lor cancellation is given only on issuance tenlal Uli monthly plus utilities 74 first-class airmail and han- I agency seeks rentols for It Rood and Route Tf MaraanviHe, New, ot special kill number to advertiser when cancellation ot ad _ ..fill Call dally Mr Holmes. 4)1 RENTALS jarsey la coftsider the ApwitatiM el is requested Advertrser must retain number lor tulure ret- dling. 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Send 75c New Monmouirt orea Notify Mn O 194 Rl IS, Mlddletown N J acre, hilly, heavily treed with horde studen'i m tn* Oteonpart ScHaat (Ht 6 Auto Rent Lease 105 Summer Rentals sen ot IM Mlddletown Rd . New Mon ing stream Asking iSS.SOD If CABIN CR'JiSt H IMS Vu MB 7 Auto insurance 106 Furnished Rooms head, sleeps'si* >u0*«>*d IH 6 Auto Finance 107 Nursing Homes JANEt P SAU&MR MATAWAN BORO - Lovely vxt month, m woler SJ700 Call atte BaardStcreitVv 9 Construction Equipment 106 Commercial Rentals 5pm. 717 »37) ion Colonial Feoturlng living roon Aug M II U • 10 Wanted Automotive 109 Buildings Garages REAL ESTATE >rmal dining room, kitchen, two fu Timed for Today! « FOR SAL t balhs. full bosemenl, on* cor gatage 110 Wanted To Rent tlf.900 BOB GRIMM AGENCY Printed Pattern REALTORS. 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MENS FASHIONS h-LEISURE JACKETS S2Z50 $12.99 MATCHING SLACKS $iaoo $9.95 FAMOUS NAME PLAID SHIRTS $I5I00 $7.99 i-LEE"WASHABLE SLACKS $moo $7.99 FAMOUS NAME MENS SWEATER $2400 $14.99

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