The Daily Register

VOL.98 NQ.153 SHREWSBURY, N. J. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1976 15 CENTS Gumbs to quit county post to become judge By SHERRY CONOHAN rout• e_ AtK o1L _th e* chamber'1 t _ 4 Ad sft— JHift h.*. AM become_ _ >>AlnB s»*..#*» * KMlliikan* activ/1'iniHe I contendelit Bj •• f * Ir I MA tiff cancI,' hill e lo Mr. Gumbs. who annual congressional dinner for thevacancy. worked his way through law WASHINGTON - Mon here. Among others rumored lo school at Lincoln I'niversity mouth County Freeholder Di- The resignation of Mr be possible contenders for the Law School in Missouri and rector Philip N. Gumbs yes Gumbs, a Democrat, from the vacant seat include a woman. only passed the New Jersey- lerday said he intended to re- Board ol Freeholders should Councilwoman Jacqueline bar exam after many years of sign from the Board of Free not change Ihe balance of Holtz of Freehold. study to acquaint himself holdera to become a Work- power on the board which Whoever eventually is ap- with the laws of New Jersey men's Compensation judge presently is controlled by the pointed to succeed Mr and adapt his learning in Mis- souri to them Mr. Gumbs. who has been a Democrats by a 3 2 margin Gumbs will have to stand for election In November if they The persistence paid off freeholder since January 1174 According to Mr. Gumbs. and director of the board wish to remain on the board and Mr Gumbs. while deeply the board may appoint his after the end of the year committed to his work as a since January 1975. said he successor. But if the board, had decided to accept the of- when Mr. Gumbs three-year freeholder, said he has been DINNER FOR N.J. 6ELEGATI0N — Sen. Harrison A. Williams, D-N.J., which will be divided 2-2 polit- term expires. Their most like- finding It Increasingly diffi- fer of Gov. Brendan T Byrne ically after his resignation, and Paul F. Richardson, chairman of the New Jersey Chamber of Com- (o nominate him for the judg- ly oppoinent In the Republi- cult to devote as much lime merce, left, examine a drawing showing the members of the New Jersey cannot agree on Ihe person can column Is Benjamin H. to his law practice as he eshlp. He had been weighing that should be, It will then be congressional delegation In Washington last night. The drawing was the offer for the past week Danskin, the county Republi- would like because of Ihe presented to the delegation at the 38th annual congressional reception and up to Gov. Brendan T Byrne. can chairman. Ihe current county post. and a half. a Democrat, to appoint some- dinner. front-runner for the GOP "Being a freeholder really In accepting the Judgeshlp. one as his successor Mr. Gumbs explained that ap- nomination If he decides he cuts down on the time 1 could pointment as a Judge general- Most prominently men- wants it. spend on my law practice tioned as his potential succes- Mr. Gumbt' departure from The job takes a lot of lime." ly is regarded as the pinnacle Philip YGirnki for those In Ihe legal profes- sor at this time is Red Bank the board also leaves open he said. sion. Mayor Daniel O'Hern But the position of director. That Mr. Gumbs and his family Area gains cited Mr. O'Hern. a lawyer like Mr title most likely will fall lo live in Matawan Township Township Zoning Board of "Every lawyer would like to be a judge somewhere and Gumbs, has said he wants lo Freeholder Ray Kramer. Ihe where, until this past Jan I. Adjustment. I think if I have Ihe opportu- make sure that taking me mayor of Asbury Park. »ho he also had served as mayui It Is expected that it • ill br nity I should take II." he said post of freeholder would not now is deputy director of the He did not seek election again a month or so before Mr In an Interview aboard a spe- force him to give up certain board. . after serving two terms in Ihe (jumns' appointment as a cial New Jersey Slate Cham- elements of his law practice The appointment to a judge- post. He also is a former judge is processed and be- in GonRail okay for ethics reasons before he ship has particular signifi- chairman of the Malawan comes effective. ber of Commerce train en- WASHINGTON (AP) - plan scheduled signed into is designed to assure continu- Sen Harrison A. Williams Jr. law yesterday by President ance of commuter service on said yesterday that 80.000 Ford. bankrupt railroads in the New Jersey commuters will The New Jersey Democrat Northeast and Midwest. The be among the biggest benefi- said that among key provi- bankrupt lines are being Concorde not coming here ciaries of the new railroad sions of the bill is one which reorganized under the new Consolidated Rail Corp. . B) JIM OSTROFF "The possibility of a Con- Florida, New Orleans, and said, "747, DC 10 or SST, Us al Society, an environmental "This legislation is a sound corde SST gelling into a hold- the Caribbean still the same ball game." group based in Sandy Hook. and carefully developed plan Although 20 or so airplanes ing pattern over New Jersey These airplanes, which are Despite assurances lhal Ihe says his main objections per- which should facilitate estab- fly over the New Jersey shore is pretty remote." said Frank now predomlnenlly of the Concorde will not be a factor tain to what he sees "as a Byrne acting lishment of ConRail. with area every hour on a typical Puglisi, the regional public in- wide-body, 747 and DC 10 va- in this area, local environ- gross misuse of fuel." minimum disruption lo exist- day, the supersonic British- formation officer for the riety, Mr. Puglisi said, ap- mentalists say they continue "I feel that this plane is ing, essential raif service." French Concorde will "most FAA. proach the Jamaica-based to oppose the SST. but for about the most inefficient Williams said In a statement likely never even approach" Mr. Puglisi explained that airport In a path thai brings reasons far afield from their way to move people that has like candidate He said there Is no doubt this area, according lo an of- this situation can be attribut- them over the Sandy Hook re- main interests ever been invented by man." that some of the biggest bene- ficial with the Federal Avia- ed to the final destination of gion. However, even if an SST "1 have vehemently op- he said, explaining lhal this By SHERJtV CONOHAN lidaries will be rail commu- tion Administration. European-based planes did fly this route, he said he posed this plane and will con- aircraft, which cruises ai ters in New Jersey This fact became known "Generally, when planes foresees "no problem ' tinue to do so." said Dirk Van about 1.350 m.p h . consumes WASHINGTON — Gov. Brendan T. Byme sounded more Williams said 80.000 New one day after Secretary of come In from Europe they "The Concorde is just an- Nest, a member of the Little more fuel per person earned than a little like the candidate last night at the New Jersey Jersey commuters now use Transportation William T. come in directly over Long other airplane. When it ap- Sliver Environmental than any other plane. State Chamber of Commerce congressional dinner and many rail service provided by lines Coleman Jr. ruled lhat an Island and never gel any- proaches Kennedy airport it Commission, it seems ridi- "I'm not impressed by ihe of those who heard him felt he already has begun his cam- that will become part of Con Anglo-French company could where near New Jersey." ^rnust reduce its speed to the culous lo me. " he added. arguments," he said, lhal we paign for reelection. Rail operate these supersonic He added that most' of Ihe same velocity as any other "that our government firsl must get to Europe so fast The governor was one of four brief speakers at the cham- "Without the provisions of transports (SSTs) out of John air traffic over the Jersey- plane," he said, noting lhat saw fit not lo support our own when so much needs to be ber's 38th annual congressional dinner which highlighted an this legislation, the status of F. Kennedy International Air- shore area — which is as high most planes enter Ihe ap- SST program and then turns done with our own natural re- otherwise Informal evening of hobnobbing by New Jersey that service after Ihe lines port in New York, and Wash as 20 planes per hour during proach pattern at about 300 around and supports someone sources. businessmen, state officials and legislators with the state's are taken over by ConRail In lngton'a Dulles International peak travel periods — can be m ph. else's." congressional delegation in which politics vied with economics Mr. Bennett, who described April would be very much in Airport, In Virginia, on a It- attributed to flights into Ken- "There's no difference just as the foremost topic of conservation. D.W.Bennett, executive di- the goals of his society as the doubt," Williams said month trial basis. nedy Airport from areas like because this is an SST." he rector of the American Littor- See Concorde, page 2 In his brief remarks to the approximately 1,150 guests as- sembled In the ballroom of the Sheraton-Park Hotel, Gov. Byrne offered one Item of business news when he announced he and David J. Bardin, commissioner of the state Depart- ment of Environmental Protection, would be holding a press conference in the next few days with regard to the con- Snow closes schools and snarls traffic troversial state standard which limits the sulphur content of any fuel used In New Jersey to 3/10 of 1 per cent as measured Police siwlchboards lit up and emergency calls can't plows and and sanders in the New York-Long Branch morning's sudden freeze merous minor accidents in by stack emissions. all over Monmoulh County possibly get through " most municipalities were mil Railroad said that crews had Auto commuter traffic was the early morning hours. The standard has come under heavy fire from business this morning after children As it turned out. last night's in force, with 47 Monmoulh been working all night on Ihe reported slowed but. for the The National Weather Ser- and industry because of the higher cost of fuel with such a and their parents look one snowfall closed down most County sand trucks fanning commuter line to keep switch- most part, moving. vice said the precipitation low sulphur content. It Is set by administrative action by the look outside. schools in the county today out in all directions es open and. at 6 am. it ap- The storm, caused by a should end this morning, al- commissioner of environmental protection and the governor "Is there school today"" and gave Flexible Fliers an- Traffic snarls developed in peared to be all-systems-gn series of low pressure centers though snow flurries may has announced that It will be eased somewhat. asked little voices, sleepy other workout for the week many areas of the state in the for city-bound workers. "But off the Delaware coasl. pro- continue throughout the after- The governor moved more directly Into the political arena voices, hopeful voices. (Many schools were closed commuter rush hour, how- you never know." he added noon. Temperatures will re- Monday because of blizzard ever. duced snow, sleet and freez- when he commended the New Jersey congressional delegation And the police wenl crazy ing rain across the state. main in the 30s. conditions, .and again Wilbur Lafaye. cooperative for securing a greater return to New Jersey of federal funds. — as they did last Monday Police In Red Bank. Middle- A high pressure system will Tuesday because of icing and US. weather observer at Turning to another guest of honor at the dinner, Treasury and, in fact, do every time town, Long Branch. Rumson The New Jersey Turnpike set In late this afternoon, severe cold.) Long Branch said five inches Secretary William E. Simon, the governor smiled and remark- Monmouth County awakens to and elsewhere reported they lowered its maximum speed bringing clearing skies of snow had fallen there as of ed wryly on "How much of New Jersey's money Is coming a blanket of snow While police were harried hadn't received a call all to 35 miles an hour early tonight and tomorrow Tem- back to New Jersey — In advance of BUI Simon." by snow calls this morning, night. But Eatonlown police 7 Jfcu Police said driving today and banned all house peratures tonight will be in 10 Mr. Simon, who hails from Monmouth County, is consid- "Why don't they listen lo they reported that relatively reported assisting a number conorlions were hazardous, al- trailers and motorcycles to 15 degrees inland and 15 to ered perhaps the strongest contender for the Republican gu- the radio?" asked a despair- few motorists ventured out of vehicles in distress along though not as bad as Ihe ex- Statewide, the freezing rain 20 degrees along the coast. bernatorial nomination in New Jersey in 1977 when Gov. Ing Rumson desk officer. "We during the night on hazardous main roads. tremely dangerous conditions built up a half-inch of ice on Temperatures tomorrow will Byrtie comes up for reelection. get well over 100 calls roads. By early morning. Meanwhile, a dispatcher of that developed alter Monday many roadways, causing nu- be in the mid-toupper 20s. Gov. Byme, a Democrat, has not as yet announced as to lit niiiiliiiiliiil IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I mil •lillliiiiimiiiMiiu mini HIIIIIHIH I nmiiMiimii niiiiiiiii I minim whether he will seek a second term and there had been some speculation that he wouldn't, particularly in certain Demo- cratic circles where It Is felt he would be a detriment rather than an asset to the party ticket. But last night, after hearing him speak to the congression- Penguins look alike, antarctic visitors find al dinner, the political wags were saying there Is no doubt now that he Intends to seek a second term and. Indeed, has By BEN VAN VL1KT can Line which was to leave for a tour of several islands in See Byrne, page i Antarctica. FAIR HAVEN — If you've seen one penguin, you have -., -^—• They sat on the ship In Ushaia for three days and ended seen them all. up spending New Year's Eve there because the Argentine And, if you don't believe that take it from eight-year-old government was holding the ship in lieu of bail for Its captain. Anthony "Tony" Stone of Fair Haven. It seems the Argentine government accused the captain The inside story Or, his mother, Mrs. Dlanne Stone, who took her son on a of firing an Argentine sailor last year without cause and de- THE WEATHER two-week, 14,000-mile trip to the antarctic where the penguin manded a payment of 1250,000 In cash before they would re- Mtstly clMdy with saow Hurries today. reigns supreme. lease the ship for the tour. Clearlag. c»ld IMIRM ( omplele report •• "I had fun," Tony said, "and I want to go back, but 1 didn't It took three days, Mrs. Stone said, before the money ar- like the penguins loo much, because there were too many of rived from New York. them." Most of the people on the tour, Mrs. Stone said, were go- Oie-tt klad fashions (ram Israel I "I like birds," said Mrs; Stone, "but after the first 10,000 ing because of an interest In viewing the myriad birds which Family CMIKIW a* stress la divorce I penguins, I couldn't tell one from another, and I really didn't inhabit the antarctic. Awriciu nrprlte at Olympics II care at that point." "I like birds," she said, "but after three days of constant penguins, enough Is enough." Ratpn win IJti straight game 11 Tony, a second grader at Rumson Country Day School, "But," she said, "most of the people aboard the ship went Classified I!-!! DAILY REGISTER said his biggest thrill on the trip to the frozen south was pet- 'nuts' when someone mentioned 'penguins'" The average Camlet » PHONE NUMBERS ling the baby seals. CMlempwary Life «. t Mala Office Mi «M age of this hardy group, she added, was "at least 60." Edlltrlals i Ttll Fret I7I-W* Mrs. Stone and Tony left here the day after Christmas on After three days of looking at slides and listening to lec- Eilertalameat It-ll TtU Fret KMIM a flight from New York to Buenos Aires, and then to the set- tures on the flora and fauna of Antarctica, of which there is Fliaaclal » Classified Depl M2-I7N tlement of Ushala at Tlerra Del Fuego, which is as far south practically none, she said, "We decided to do something dif- Make A Dale H circulate Dept Ml 4H» as one can go on land. ferent." OMnarlei i SportsDepl »t-mt At Ushala they were among 80 passengers who boarded And the something different turned out to be just explor- Real Estate Tadiy M MMdletowa Bireai 171-ilM the 250-foot Lindblad Explorer, a ship of the Swedish Ameri- ing the various islands the ship visited. Their exploring led to some Interesting experiences, In- ReUflNS Newt 7 FreeMd Bireai HI 2121 Shoes For All Sports SUwaway Retpeas cluding being attacked by a skua. Sp.ru II. 17 Uag Braick Bireai ..m-MII Sale, aU shoes. 668 Broad St., Steaks and Seafood. Dancing ANTARCTIC JACKETS - Mrs. Dlanne Stone, 15 Shrewsbury. 842-M77 Fit and Sat. A skua Is a large, predatory member of the jaeger family. Hance Road. Fair Haven, and her eight-year-old Fer Vale allies Day Sweetheart Special See Peagmlas, page 2 son, Anthony, pose In the jackets they wore during Our famous homemade Half price all wigs. Next Send li Yaw Lave-O-Gram Drag Addlcttei ProMen Chocolate or personalized week only. DeRoma Wig Out- and win dinner for two at the Call 988-8JJJ tilfirm Sale Forty Lave Tetils Skoppe their recent trip to Antarctica. Both of them would gifts A ROYAL SWEET. • let, opposite City Hall. 229- Molly Pitcher Inn. For details For Help Now In progress. Shirley Annual Sale. 314 Willow, like to return to the frozen south. Mrs. Stone plans White St., Red Bank »U call M2-1700. Day or Night Shop, 37 Broad SI., Red Bank. Little Silver. next a three-week train tour across Russia. 2 TheDk—rylfag—ler SHREWSBURY N J FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6,1976 Concorde isn't expected to come close to this area greater than 108 decibels, (Continued) faster for evening cocktails ' Van Wagner on Jan 26. would some four decibels greater study and preservation of ma- Meanwhile. Assemblyman require Ihe Port of New .York than now permitted planes rine life in coastal zones, is Richard Van Wagner. D-Mon- and New Jersey Authority to taking off and landing there actually "just a waste of mouth, said he will soon meet ban all aircraft lhal create a According to the FAA's energy " with both the Assembly ma noise above 108 decibels — Puglisi, il is still nol clear "We should realize that this jority and minority leaders to roughly the sound emanating whether the Concorde gener kind of fuel use is what is seek bipartisan support for a Irom a lawnmower ales noise above Ihe 108 deci- causing us to dnll for oil nil bill he introduced that would This bill is aimed al in bel level the New Jersey continental effectively ban the Concorde fluencing New Jersey's repre- Mr Van Wagner noted, shelf.'' he said adding, "thai from operating from Kennedy sentative on the port author- however, lhal his objections this oil will be used for flying Airport ity to withhold their support are also based on economy businessmen lo Pahs a lit He The bill, introduced by Mr for the SST's Irial run. ef- fectively banning it Irom the "Al a time when our alien metropolitan area, since dele- lions should be turned lo Ihe gations from both stales musl furthering of our own in- Penguidns look alike, concur on all policy matters dustry, the federal govern- The Van Wagner bill, which ment has come up with a way DEMANDING ACTION - Several Bayshore may- Bay. From left are Matawan Mayor Victor Armel- is not binding on the auto- of flying people faster out of ors are asking the U.S. Attorney's Office of New lino, Hazlet Mayor Herbert Kupfer, Union Beach vacationists report nomous port authonly. seeks the US with American dol Jersey to 'take immediate action' against the New Mayor Fred Varlese, Union Beach Borough At- lars," he said, adding that (Continued) lo ban any commercial air- York/New Jersey Port Authority, owners of the torney Patrick Healy, Matawan Township Mayor this country should support birds similar to gulls It, like most of its relatives. Is not noted craft from operating out of World Trade Center, and New York City, to re- David Kaufman, and»Keansburg Mayor Eugene Kennedy that generates noise "its own airlines first. " strain them from dumping raw and untreated sew- Connolly. for Its good humor. age and sludge into the Hudson River or Rarltan "We climbed this small peak." said Mrs Stone "because we were tired of looking al penguins, and 1 guess we got i lose to the skua's nest. "I ran," said Tony. Byrne sounding "He did the smart thing," said his mother. "I stuck around, and this huge bird started to dive at me and after he State delegation to intensify hit me twice with his wing, I ran too. like a candidate 'I have a healthy respect for those birds." Mrs. Stone said. "There is no doubt they meant business. (Continued) "The penguin," she said, "is a much tamer bird When started to campaign already His posture here was regarded they get mad, they just stand there and look mean." only as further confirmation of a desirf to run again which opposition to any fort move During their exploring. Mrs. Stone said, they came across veteran observers thought they delected in his Slate of the a deserted British air base, apparently used during World Stale and budgel messages to the state legislature in the lasl By SHERRY I K.liOKl they said are being consid- money needed for either con Federal District Judge Clark- War II. few weeks ered for Ft Minimumh .11 in HUM of new space to son S. Fisher for March 1 in "It was fascinating," she said. "They must have left in a Friends and supporters of State Sen Alfred N. Beadles- WASHINGTON - Despite Congressman Howard and house the ECOM personnel or Trenton to hear a request hurry because there was a lot of stuff led behind, including ton, R-Monmoulh. have touted him as anolher possible con- fresh assurances from the Senators Clifford I" Case. l( to lease existing space from an attorney represenl an airplane still in its hangar " ' tender, but the senator thus lar has not exhibited a desire to Secretary of Defense that his N.J., and Harrison A Wil- Critics of the Army propos- ing Ft Monmouth Local 476 The ship traveled from island to island and Ihe only way get into the fray liams Jr., DN J . plan to sub- al have said, however, that if decision on Ft. Monmouth's of the National Federation of to land on the islands was to take a rubber raft from the ship US Sen Harrison A Williams Jr.. DN J . another of Ihe mit testimony supporting the the Army wants lo move the future "will meet the full in- Federal Employes that the "Boy, that was cold," Mrs. Stone said, "but most of us speakers at the dinner, will be seeking reelection in the more House subcommittee film 1 to three laboratories, il will find tents of the (House appropria- Army be enjoined from trans went. immediate future — in November — and no one. Republican block the move Ihe means to do it tions) committee's guidance." ferring the ECOM employes "I will never forget one 80-year-old lady." she said, "who or Democrat, seemed to have any Idea whom the GOP would the state's congressional dele- Eatontown Mayor J Joseph The Presidents Office of and moving oul the last rem- made at least 50 per cent of the raft trips, yet when she gut draft as their candidate to oppose Mr Williams, who Is re- gation will intensify Us oppo- Krankcl will attend the hear Management and Budget has nant of the Signal School still tack to Kennedy, she asked for a wheelchair lo lake her off garded at a shnn-in fur another term sition to any move at next ing lo present a joint Written accused the Army of padding at Ft Monmouth the plane." But. apparently unbeknownst to just about all the political Tuesday's committee hearing statement from the "Save the its newly submitted budget by A new organization formed Why did they go?. pundits who filled Ihe cavernous ballroom, a Republican con here. Fort" Committee, the Allied S3 billion as a cushion against lo help block Ihe ECOM "Well," said Mrs. Stone, "we have been almost every- tender was in then midst Andy Graybar. 32. of White Horse Veterans of New Jersey and anticipated Congressional Rep. James J Howard. I) transfer, called "savEcom" where, and I went there because I hadn't seen it yet." Station In Hunlerdon County, told this reporter he had filed the two labor unions at Ft cuts. N.J., said that Defense Secre- will meet al 5:15 pm today The Stone family aren't strangers to world travel Last last week as a Republican to run against Mr Williams Monmouth tary Donald II Rumsfeld as- Secretary Rumsfeld denied in Building 725 on Ihe Ft year they went to mainland China, and ended up spending Whether he will have primary competition remains to be sured him yesterday that "All Mr Howard found promis- the allegation in a hearing on Monmouth main post Christmas in Dakar, Africa. seen. options are still under consid ing the fact that requests for the defense budgel Wednes- "I hope the secretary is sin- Tony, who may be "one of the youngest persons ever to Closer to home, Rep James J Howard. DN J.. whose eratlon, no decision has been fiscal 1977 construction au- day before the House appro- cere in his pledge to study al- visit Antarctica, has already seen Honolulu. Africa. London. Third District includes the Monmouth County shore area, also made and the alternatives for thorizations the Army sub- priations committee ternatives other than Ihe relo- Paris, Switzerland, and Canada. is up for releclion this November A perennially popular can- accomplishing the proposed mitted to Congress yesterday The defense secretary's as- cation of certain ECOM ele- "I'd go back again," said Mrs. Stone. "I loved it I could didate, he is generally regarded as unbeatable with one pos- realignment will be ihorough- did not include any funds to surances lo Mr Howard lhal ments into Ihe Washington never have been sufficiently prepared for what I saw — a sible exception: If Ihe Army should succeed in its efforts lo ly evaluated before that deci- expand facilities either al the the department will "meet area," Congressman Howard 7.000-foot-high mountain of ice. pull oul of Ft. Monmouth he would almost certainly be vulner- sion is made by the Army Harry Diamond Laboratories Ihe full intent" of the appro- said yesterday "Once you have seen Antarctica, you can understand why able Mr. Howard had written lo in Adelphi, Md . or elsewhere priations subcommittee do "The hearings Tuesday will you cannot describe it. In a pause while visiting with guests, many of them from Secretary Rumsfeld lo ex- in this area that could be however, reinforce state- serve to reemphasize lo Mr "It's the total isolation," she explained. "You know Ihe Monmouth County, in a hospitality suite hosted by the New press his concern that the used to house the 1.700 trans- ments made to Sen Williams Rumsfeld and to the Army of- ice you are looking at is virtually unchanged from the time Jersey Natural Gas Co. and Colonial First National Bank. Mr Army had not "indicated an ferred ECOM employes by Army Undersecrelary Nor- ficials that Ihe Congressional when Napoleon was crossing Russia. Howard said Congress isn't about to appropriate any money understanding" of the intent The Army did. however, man R Augustine directives are not to be tarn "Someone said 'No man is unchanged by Antarctica.' and to facilitate an Army move from Ft Monmouth to Adelphi, of the committee in issuing request $495,000 for unspeci Mr. Augustine said on sev- pered with." it's really true." Md. directives against moving ele- fied construction and im- eral occasions that he would ments of the Electronics provements at Ft Monmouth recommend to Army Secre- Command (ECOM) into the A spokesman (or the fort 1 tary Martin l( Hoffmann that Washington, DC area. was mystified yesterday a& to the department's decision on Rep Robert L. Sikes. D- what the funding request was the Ft. Monmouth move be Fla , chairman of the military for, but indicated the money the one that "causes the least construction subcommittee of was probably earmarked for personnel turbulence and the the House appropriations an energy'generating facility best consolidation." committee, has called a hear- on the post Secretary Hoffmann is es- ing next Tuesday at 4 p m The Army has been told pected to make his recom- here in the Raybum House of- repeatedly by Rep Sikes and mendations lo Mi Rumsfeld fice building other members of the appro- within the next four or five Army officials will appear priations committee that it weeks to outline several proposals would refuse to fund any A hearing has been set b> OurlOOthyear Kuiiison budget expected to cut tax rate by 5 cents was our greatest year. RUMSON - Borough Coun- of assessed valuation next received a letter from Jerry cil last night introduced Us year This year's total tax Goldstein confirming his offer 1976 municipal budgel of rate was $3.81 to sell the former Widgeon 'hanks to you, our hundredth year was one of our best 12,452,331 (hat is expected to The primary cause of the (.iin Club tract to Ihe borough years ever. We designed six new banking services to make things easy. reduce the lax rale for mu expected increase is the loss for $600,000 ($300,000 lo be nicipal purposes by rive of state aid to Ihe local and paid by Green Acres funds Colonial customers now have two Free Checking Plans to choose cents, to 69 cents per 1100 of regional school districts. and $300,000 to be paid by Ihe assessed valuation The local district, which re- borough own\a 30-year peri- from, namely All Family Checking and Innovation 60, we also have The total budgel is up ceived $193,000 in state aid od) It voted tJKU'll Mr Gold- $152,314 over last year last year, will receive nothing stein that it is ntt interested 5% Statement Savings, Cash-O-\latic Reserve Checking, Direct But the amount to be raised for 1976-77 unless Ihe legisla- in his offw^aljhiyiime Deposit, and I.R.A. Painless Pension. Thanks to your response, our by local taxes is down 13.650. ture'! "Thorough and K( The council has repeatedly loll ,045.737 ficient" education bill is fully said that the price for the 17- Centennial year was a great year for all of us. Capital improvements total funded acre tract is too high The $146,100, up from $86,315 last The regional district will re land is assessed at $127,400 year The major capital ex ceive $137,406 in stale funds, Council also received a let- CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION penditure planned is the pur down from $220,000 this year ter from L.W. Tobin of Ed- chase of a new fire truck fur A breakdown of Ihe antici- wards Point Road calling for ASSETS Decerp_beri31_, 1975 December 31, 1974 $80,000, to be financed by rev- pated overall tax rate looks a revaluation of Ihe borough, $ 29,911,000.72 $ 26,192,601.78 enue-sharing and surplus like this: municipal tax rate, which he called "grossly un Cash and Due from Banks funds. down five cents to 69 cents, derassessed ' Mr. Tobin. who Securities 83,368,499.16 77,633,832.51 Debt service totals $607,930. local school district rate up has been a frequent critic of Federal Funds Sold 2,000,000.00 None up from $590,555 last year nine cents to $1 30. regional the borough's assessment, The hearing on Ihe budgel high school district tas rate said that Ihe $127,400 eval- Loans • . 226,042,810.22 214,199,903,47 will be "at 8:30 p m March II up 13 cenls to $1 27. total in uation of the Goldstein Wid- Other Assets 7,615,698,56 6,836,213.57 crease. 17 cents geon Gun Club tract was evi- at Borough Hall $348,938,008.66 $324,862,551.33 Depending on the county Not reflected are county, dence of underassessment He Total Assets tax rate, which has not been veterans, and senior citizens said lhal Mr Goldstein's determined, borough tax- tax rates, which have not $600,000 asking price "doesn't LIABILITIES, RESERVE AND CAPITAL appear to be far from the fair payers can expect to pay been determined. $304,445,675.88 $286,159,037.21 close to or above $4 per $100 In other business, the board market value" of the land Deposits Federal Funds Purchased 7,450,000.00 4,000,000.00 Other Liabilities 6,580,935.32 5,664,023.23 Weather: Cloudy, flurries Reserve for Loan Losses 3,973,924,10 4,096,707.77 Shareholders Equity 26,487,473,36 24,942,783.12 Highs tudijy in Ihe upper states from coast to coast streets in area cities. Cars] $348,938,008.66 20s lo the low 30s Gradual braced for more snow skidded down snow-slick hills Total Liabilities, Reserve and Capital $324,862,551.33 clearing and cold tonight, low The snowfall bore down on in San Francisco. 10 to 15 inland to 15 lo 20 in rush-hour motorists who had coastal sections Mostly sunny to put up with slippery roads, TIDES and cold tomorrow, highs 25 poor visibility and the iras- Saidy Hook to JO. «. cibility of other motorists COLONIAL In Long Branch, yes- Congestion was so bad in TODAY-Low 5.41pm. terday's high temperature Cleveland that it look one fire TOMORROW - High 12 01 waa 28 and the low. 25 de- company a half hour lo an- a.m. and 12:20 p m and low grees. It was 25 at 6 pin and swer a call two blocks from 6:20 am and 6:29 pm the overnight low was 22 the firehouse SUNDAY -High 12:47am Today's 7 am temperature In California. The San and 1:06 p m and low 7 24 was 22. There was five inches Francisco Bay Area, where am and 7.29 pm of snowfall recorded as of 7 the lowlands rarely receive am, amounting lo 63-inch any measurable snow, turned For Red Bank and Humson melted. while in a drought relieving bridge, add Iwo hours: Sea FIRST NATIONAL BANK Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Cleveland was silling under winter performance lhal The all-service bank that looks out for you. its heaviest snowfall of Ihe amazed unbelieving residents Long Branch, deduct 15 min- year today - eight inches - Up to Iwo inches were re utes. Highlands bridge, add Memtxi FDIC FiMHIy Union Bam, • as Ohio and other northern ported Thursday morning on 40 minutes. SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1976 The EMyRegfcfcT 3 ORLD Eatontown workers stage 'plight9 protest •y *• AiMtlaM Press By JULIE MrDONNELL And public works employes chine Workers (IUE), an af Eatontown, seven In Little lie work employes take home faith if the wage increase is EATONTOWN - A dozen in Oceanport, Long Branch. liliale of the AFL CIO. said Silver, 12 in Fair Haven. 45 less than 18,000 a year," Mr already set." Sirica has coronary; resting well employes of the borough's Fair Haven and Little Silver public work employes will (plus 75 CETA workers) in Berhardini said. "Thai's not a In Fiir Haven, where Ihe take whatever action is nec- WASHINGTON - U.S. District Coury Judge John J. Si- public works department are expected to follow suit Long Branch, and six in living wage. These men are public work employes earn essary lo obtain "a living married with families nca, who gained national recognition lor his dogged pursuit ol picked up welfare appli- soon, according lo Arnold Oceanport I8.7M per year, representa- the truth in Watergate, suffered a heart attack yesterday. He cations at noon yesterday in Bernardini, union spokesman wage." They're forced to moonlight, tives of the department spoke Contract negolaliom are was reported as "resting comfortably" this morning. borough hall, in what was bil- Mr. Bernardini. inter- The union represents all tnd their wives are forced to against a proposed 1300 currently open in all the com- go to work." Sirica, a month away from his Tint birthday, collapsed led as "an attempt to bring national representative for sanitation, parks and road across .the board increase munities wmie delivering luncheon speech about a lawyer's obllga their plight to the attention of the International Union of workers in the five towns, he Although he noted that il is for all borough employes at a "Ninety per cent of all pub lion to professional ethics. His audience was 270 alumni ol taxpayers." Electrical, Radio and Ma- said, including H employes in illegal in New Jersey for pub- the council meeting Jan 2f George Washington University Law School, including many lic employes to strike, he said Clifton Boyd. spokesman fellow judges. he would "not rule out lhat for the Pair Haven workers, "His face was flushed and he just keeled over straight possibility." submitted a teller signed by into the rostrum," said Judge Bruce Mencher of the District Application for welfare can 12 workers calling the bonus a of Columbia Superior Court. be a preliminary step in prep- "harsh Insult." A military doctor was summoned from another part of aration for a strike, since the Mr. Boyd said yesterday the building, the Army-Navy Club, and he administered applications lake two lo six that the Fair Haven public moulh-tomouth resuscitation At one point, the judge said weeks to process. Striking works employes also plan lo .Ihe doctor could find no pulse workers are prohibited from file applications for welfare collecting unemployment in- Sirica had been speaking for 10 minules. but thai no dale has been set surance. "There was no warning at all," said retired Air Force Col for the action yet. Clifford Dougherty^ alumni director of the law school. "A decision was made by They are currently oper- the rank and hie union mem- ating under a two-year con- bers to prepare for any even- tract. Witness tells of Hearst at robbery tuality by filing for welfare.' A new contract is being SAN FRANCISCO — After twice watching a two-minute he said negotiated in Oceanport. he film of herself toting a rifle at a bank robbery, Patricia That decision was reached said, where the firsl negotia- Hearst listened quietly as a witness recalled "looking right at a meeting of the union lo tion session was held yes- down the barrel" of her sawed off carbine and falling to the cal in Red Bank on Wednes- terday morning Mr Ber floor in fear. day to discuss the status of nardinl said he plans lo ap- James Norton, a recreational therapist, testified yes- negotiations in the commu- pear before Ihe borough coun- terday that Miss Hearst was a peppery, foul-mouthed desper- nities, he said cil later in the month ado who was the first one in the bank the day of the robbery. Negotiations are in differ- He also said he plans lo ap- Norton, called to the stand by U.S. Attorney James L ent stages in each commu- pear before Ihe Katanlown Browning Jr., was scheduled to undergo cross-examination nity, Mr. Bernardini said council Wednesday lo discuss today, and chief defense attorney F Lee Bailey said it would In Long Branch, the admin- a seven per cent wage offer. be "lengthy " istration has proposed a mu- and before the Lillle Silver Norton was the second witness to testify yesterday that nicipal budget allocating a council sometime In the near the newspaper heiress shouted obscenities when she and four wage hike averaging seven future. No wage offer has Symbionese Liberation Army members held up the Hibemia per cent for all city workers been made yet iv, Ihe latter Bank here April IS, 1174, two months after the tiny band of Mr Bernardini said he will community, he said terrorists kidnapped her. speak on behalf of the public It's time there was some Norton said he was about to deposit a check when Miss RECEIVING WELFARE FORMS - Eatontown taken to publicize the worker's ongoing salary ne- work employes at Ihe city attention paid to public work Hearst burst through the front door of the bank and pointed a public works employes line up to receive welfare gotions with the borough. Similar action Is planned council's meeting Tuesday employes," Mr Bernardini carbine at him. application forms from Donald Henderson, right, In Fair Haven, Oceanport, Long Branch, and Little He said thai bargaining is said. "They have Ihe right to Avoiding a profanity he said he heard Miss Hearst utter, the department's shop steward. The action wos Silver, according to a union spokesman. nol being conducted in good a living wage." Norton quoted her as saying: "Get on the ground, or I'll blow your dash head off, your brains out," or something like that. "By then, I was on my way to the floor." Natural gas controls removed Freehold Twp. blocks sewer plant site WASHINGTON - The House approved a measure that FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The Manasquan River Re- "If we have to go to a final site, we will form a public ad- However, residents argued that they and other eventual would boost natural gas prices slightly by removing controls customers of MRRSA would be willing to pay the additional from independent producers, but it rejected administration gional Sewerage Authority chose a site for an Interim sewer- visory committee," Mr. Musgrave said. age treatment plant in this township last night, but apparently Earlier in the meeting, he said thai MRRSA would base a costs. plans to deregulate the big producers. After the Freehold Township Committee rejected an in- The House voted yesterday to lift lederal price controls it was all wasted effort. final facilities plan on studies of the three sites in Freehold James M. Mayor, a township commltteeman here, read a Township and the two sites in Howell thai have won environ- terim site anywhere in the township. Roger Kane, mayor of from an estimated 3,500 Independent producers but to retain Freehold Borough and an authority member, said that if the price controls on the 25 to 30 largest producers and extend the letter from the Township Committee which rejected locating mental acceptance from DEP. an Interim plant anywhere in the township. "We will present the sites to the slate." Mr. Musgrave township would change Its mind and agree lo Ihe Lone Pine ceilings to gas transactions within Individual stales. Those in- site. MRRSA could call a special meeting and rescind its se- traslate sales have hitherto been unregulated The state Department of Environmental Protection said. "The state has to make Ihe ultimate decision." (DEP) has said that an Interim plant will be built at this time Authority engineers estimated that it would lake another lection of site II in favor of Lone Pine. The House bill differs fundamentally from a measure Earlier Mr Musgrave said that if the township would ac- passed by the Senate which would gradually end all price con- only if the authority and Freehold Township officials and resi- year for the studies to be completed, and then another two or dents can all agree on a site In the township three years before Ihe subregional plants would be oper- cept an interim site, il would give the authority, the county trols on natural gas. The two measures now go to a confer- and Ihe municipalities time to fight for the ohe*Vrmanent ence committee where the outlook for a compromise Is un- Otherwise, DEP said in a letter read at the start of the ational MRRSA meeting, the authority should drop plans for an inter- They noted that if the authority's service area could be plant concept clear. He also warned that (he Western Monmouth Utilities Au- The administration had backed complete decontrol of the im plant and immediately proceed with completion of a facil- broken into two separate sections, then the subreglonal plant ities plan for two permanent subreglonal plant and connecting in the HoweU-Freehold area might be ready in anywhere from thority (WMUA) has been attempting to gain DEP permission Industry to allow prices to rise enough to stimulate exploration to provide sewerage service for Wemrock Farm, a l.MO-unlt for new gas. interceptor lines. six months to two years since most engineering plans here DEP has ordered MRRSA to plan on one permanent sub- have already been completed. adult condominium development under construction in Free- regional plant in the Freehold-Howell area and the other in the hold. Ford signs rail freight rate bill Farmtngdale area. Before Freehold Township officials rejected placing an in- Wemrock Farm is supposed to tie into an existing local WASHINGTON - The nation's railroads are now free to It also originally ordered MRRSA to seek a site for an in- terim treatment plant anywhere in their municipality, the sewerage treatment plant In Freehold Township and even- raise and lower some freight rates under a new law that re- terim treatment plant in Freehold Township. MRRSA chose site IS. a wooded area west of Jackson Mills tually into the MRRSA system. But DEP has refused per- verses the trend toward government regulation of the car- The authority had planned to build the interim plan) in Road and near Elton-Adelphia and Burke Roads, as the most mission for the connection because the local plant is over ca- riers. Unwell and only one permanent plant In Wall The DEP deci- suitable of the three acceptable to DEP for location of an In- pacity. The interim plant was intended to relieve such prob- The rate provisions of M 4-billlon rail measure (hat Presi- sion rejecting these choices has triggered a lawsuit by Free- terim plant. lems. dent Ford signed yesterday won't be fell for at least a month. hold Township against the state The only vote against selection ol site 16 was cast by Ge- "If we don't go to an interim facility now, we could lose The law also provides funds for the reorganization of seven The township contends the DEP decisions were environ- rard Pratt, a Freehold Township member. Wemrock Farm," Mr. Musgrave said. "And If Wemrock northeastern railroads mentally unjustifiable and politically motivated. They say two Freehold Township residents objected strongly to the se- Farm is taken away from us, it will double sewerage costs for The President called the rate provision "the first signifi- subreglonal plants will force residents of Freehold Township lection of site 16. which is close to some homes. They insisted all of us. We cannot afford to lose the $500,000 connection fees cant reform of transportation regulation by any adminis- and Freehold Borough to pay twice for construction of per- that the only acceptable site would be site 17. the so-called the condominiums would pay " tration or Congress." manent facilities. Lone Pine site, which also was found acceptable by DEP. The new law gives all railroads the right to raise and low- Ralph Musgrave. the Freehold Borough councilman who The Lone Pine site is in a landfill area with no homes in er freight fares by 7 per cent per year without first getting is chairman of MRRSA, assured the approximately 100 resi- the immediate vicinity. approval from the Interstate Commerce Commission. How- dents who attended last night's meeting at Freehold Township Authority members had rejected the Lone Pine site be- ever, it requires thai the railroads give 30 days notice on any High School, that choice of a site for a permanent subregional cause they contended costs, for development of a treatment fare changes. plant In the Freehold-Howell area would not be made without plant and interceptor lines to the area would be approximate- II also requires the ICC to determine in the next 240 days their participation. ly M 6 million. Estimated costs at site 16 are 11.8 million. where railroads have market dominance "AAn Enqliih Hunt BuffeBuffett" Weekday Luncheon Presentation at Noon. '»^> Hearings on U.S. spy actions ends Tv Friday Evenings from 6PM. fi WASHINGTON - Sweeping recommendations approved Red Bank board eyeing J Sunday Dinner I'rcscniiition from 3PM. \ by the House Intelligence committee would create a per- manent House panel to keep an eye on U.S. spy activities and would outlaw such covert military aid operations as the CIA project In Angola. Attorney General Edward Levi is scheduled to appear be- staff cuts in state aid loss k Route JS, Shrewsbury. N.J. j fore the Senate Government Operations Committee today as 12011 747 0200 L that panel concludes eight days of hearings into creation of she said, under Ihe latest esti- moves in a responsible man- areas nol involving either RED BANK - The Board *r Ciracious Dining Nightly in our Oak kooni. 2i such a committee to monitor U.S. intelligence agencies. of Education is threatening lo mates for stale funding nl the ner." she said, "educational jobs or educational programs. Completing Its major recommendations yesterday, the cut staff positions and elimi- system. programs throughout Ihe Among these, she said, are House intelligence committee also approved a proposal to re- nate programs unless Ihe Last year. Ihe board state will suffer." holding up on buying new >+*• .*. niXMITHTIll.iTI.-DINNER THEATERR .A. .-" quire a president to report every covert operation to Congress slate legislature comes up dropped five staff positions She said Ihe RBTA is ask- audio-visual aids; elimination "The Little Hut" within 48 hours, much as military action must be reported un- with full funding of the ne» and reduced two other teach- ing the New Jersey Education of field trips: elimination of der the War Powers Act. education law. ers lo half-lime jobs. Association (NJKA) to place consultant fees, and a hold on The committee also approved recommendations that This was Ihe message given Mrs. Thompson said Ihe as- pressure on the legislature for new programs, and additional would subject members who leak information lo censure or last night lo Ihe Red Bank sociation believes the threat- quick action. school furnishings expulsion from the House and subject staff aides who leak se- Teachers Association (RBTA) ened cuts will have a devas- She said if reductions are The board is tentatively crets to dismissal and criminal prosecution during a meeting with Ihe tating effect on Ihe education made, the result in education- scheduled lo introduce ilv board on the possible implica- program in Red Bank al service will be sadly re- budget Tuesday No prelimi- nary budget figures were Reagan still in New Hampshire tions of reduced stale aid "Unless Ihe legislature flected in the years lo come. The Zwcben Family Introduce! available. Ronald Reagan is In New Hampshire today campaigning Mrs Florence Thompson, Mrs. Thompson said the RBTA is also asking Ihe for (he Republican presidential nomination. President Ford Is president of the RBTA. said Youth still board to reconsider its pro- going there jusl as his opponent leaves. And Vice President Ihe board plans lo eliminate 10 1/2 staff positions, plus posed cuts and suggested that Nelson Rockefeller says he won't go to New Hampshire at all dropping Ihe controversial savings could be made in -although he is talking more and more like a possible third- critical in four-year-old program, and OOP candidate elimination of Ihe French lan- Rockefeller, who has withdrawn as a vice presidential guage classes for the seventh gun accident school benefit possibility this year, plans a cross-country series or speeches and eighth grades which an aide described yesterday as "lough, controversial EATONTOWN - Thomas LINCROFT - The second and lofty." This is whal will happen. Scott. 14. of Ashley Road. annual wine and cheese festi- The first will be Feb. 19 to the National Press Club. Edison, was reported in criti- val sponsored by the St. Leo Only Wednesday, Rockefeller told reporters that he had cal but stable condition early Ihe Great Home and School not ruled out another run for the presidency if Ford falters in Immunizing loday at Monmouth Medical Association will take place his race. Center. Long Branch, where Friday, Feb. 20. at H 30 p.m. BEGIN WITH OUR "I withdrew as vice president. My statement included the plans told he was taken after being acci- in the church hall on Newman BOWL OF SHRIMP vice presidency only, as to availability. Beyond thai I have no dentally shot in the stomach. Springs Road. A variety of PROCEED TO DINNERS SUCH AS . . FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP plans." he said, though he did add he expected Ford lo win Police say the incident hap- wines and cheeses will be of- SLICED STEAK Free immunizations will be pened at 1:18 p.m. Sunday at fered together with a talk by the GOP presidential nomination. Including Salad. Potato, Vegetable - Coffee offered to all children from 53B Lewis St., where he was a guest wine expert preschool through high visiting his cousin, Scott TOPPED OFF WITH . .. school age at Freehold Area Urancsay, IS. VIENNESE PASTRIES The Daily Register Hospital tomorrow from 9 The two were said to be , ALL FOR 15.95 mtdy Except s«i a.m. to 1 p.m. PuHUKMkv Tht «M loo* »mi»r alone in the house when Scott M I 1171 by JUKI X CMMMmr Clor The service is being spon- Grancsay reportedly took his DANCING WEEKENDS Mitn OUic* sored by Ihe hospital and the 20-gauge shotgun down from Ont Btgttttr Ptaio. Shrnrfttlury. N J arm slate Department of Health. the wall and the accident hap- Ttrw etegait retail fw •ranch Off (cm wtddligs, buqiets, bar mluvi.s II* HI ». MkMMrtown. N J I7f« The following vaccinations pened. MlMlM«MSt.FrnMM.N J 0»m aad ttker special KraiUws ... J7t If 4»O#wov. L4K»o tf «nc*l. N J 177* will be offered: DPT. oral The Grancsay youth report- polio vaccine, measles and ru- j( MM AUOCWM Prttt - TM At»MM#M l*r««i it f edly called the police and ran ALLAIRE ROAD bella vaccine. to a next-door neighbor for SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS These vaccinations are re- help. (Ml) 441-7474 M CMH aetBJOe M ol KM MM. N J W1I "X 1 MWW quired by Ihe slate for school Detective John Barcume rtlaaVaiK. attendance All children must and Patrolman Arthur Pierce be accompanied by a parent are investigating. No charges CENTRAL JERSEY BANK or legal guardian. have been filed. -mrjerr c:oiviFV\xxrv I/?; 4 The D*»y Register SHREWSBURY, N J FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1976 >• -. Mrs. MUdred BeUoneIrate Oceanport group may take WEST LONG BRANCH - Mrs. MUdred G. Bellone. (4. of 8 Cooper Ave.. died yes- Obituaries terday al Eatontown Con- tlollMltll|iMo'ti|||||ii|tltllMMIMMItllllllMltflMlltifllMllllilllllllloilllllllliiiiftiiia ••IIIIII ^4*If^l"t*Hi • (^HlVT July 4 action at delayed bridge Born in Long Branch, she was a lifelong resident there G.W. 'Johnny' Johnstone, She was a retired telephone By LINDA ELLIS operator. pianist, radio personality Mrs. Bellone was a member OCEANPORT - There's a of the Asbury United Method patch of greenery in the SEA BRIGHT - George velt's campaign against Wen 1st Church, Long Branch, and middle of this borough that Wilfred "Johnny" Johnstone. dall Wilkie. the GOP candi a member of the Oliver Byron has residents seeing red. well-known pianist and radio date. Ladies Auxiliary, also in Long Phase I of the construction personality, died yesterday il In 1H4, Mr. Johnstone was Branch of new Oceanporl Aw. a coun- Monmouth Medlcll Center. named radio director of the She was the widow of Louis ty road that is being rea- Long Branch, •( the age of 71. National Association of Manu- Bellone, who died in IMS ligned and constructed as Mr. Johnstone mi bom in facturers, and was creator of Surviving are a son. Joseph part of a massive urban re- Plilnfield and had lived here the award winning television Bellone, here; a daughter. newal plan in this borough, on Island View Way (or 18 show, "Industry on Parade " Mrs. Geraldine Horsman of involves 3.000 feet of road yean. He was a charter member Long Branch; a brother. from the existing Oceanporl He started hti career In of the Broadcast Pioneers Charles White of Florida: Ave. and Main St. inter 1911 when he accompanied founded by Ihe late H V Kal four grandchildren, and four section lo Port-au-Peck Ave. President Woodrow Wilson on tenborn, and served as the K real-grandchildren al Gold St. • trip to Versatile. France, chapter president from IMK The Flock Funeral Home. Phase 2 will take new Ocean- aboard the USS George Wash- until IHO. Long Branch, is in charge of port Ave. through to Rt U ington, as chief ol three radio He retired from Ihe Nation- arrangements The patch of grass covers a operators assigned to the al Association of Manufac- culvert in Pemberton Creek president. turers in IMI, and turned lo J. Harry Wolcott, 92; and occupies 100 leet of new In lit], Mr Johnstone selling real estate for the Ray reijrej bu»inennman Oceanport Ave. at Pemberton started work with New York Stlllman Agency In Shrews- EATONTOWN - J Hatty Creek crossing Phase I con- Radio Station WF.AF. and a bury. He also was active in Wolcott, (2. who was a life- struction is complete on ei- year later was named publi- piano Instruction and free long resident here, died ther side of this 100 feet. 1 mil city director for the station. lance public relations work Tuesday al his home. II South the county can bridge and Between 1118 and 1*32 he Mr Johnstone had also ap- SI pave that 100-foot section, the was employed as radio news peared at various Monmouth He had retired in 1850 al a road cannot be completed and director for NBC. He handled County restaurants as fea- partner In the Henry Allen traffic cannot pass through the radio operations for the tured pianist. Co., here. He was Ihe oldest The U.S. Coast Guard has 1(40 Democratic National He was a member of the Si living exempt member of the barricaded that portion of Convention and was radio George-By-The-River Episco- fire department and the old Oceanport Ave. and has been communications chief for pal Church. He was a Navy i'st living member of Wash- holding up permission to pave BLACKTOP BACKLASH — Residents and borough Ave. The Coast Guard claims jurisdiction on the President Franklin I) Roose- veteran of World War I. ington Lodge9. FtAM. here. it since last April. The Coast officials are up In arms over the U.S. Coast basis that It classifies Pemberton Creek as "navi- Surviving are his widow. Mr. Wolcott was a former Guard says It has jurisdiction Guard's refusal to allow the county road depart- gable." Mayor Clement V. Sommers calls It "q Mary L. White Mrs. Lydia Tur Johnstone. a director (or the local branch because it terms Pemberton ment to complete bridge and pavement work over swamp." son, George W Johnstone Jr.. of the Central Jersey Bank & Creek "navigable." Mayor this Pemberton Creek section of new Oceanport Richmond, Va : two stepsons. Clement V. Sommers terms H RED BANK - Miss Man. Trust Co. He was the father road and building a bridge John H. Christ of Dumont. "a swamp." to'float a tiny rowboal in it Louise White. 97. formerly of of the late Mrs K Ira inn ripped off here." said F. Ed- claimed jurisdiction over that over Pemberton Creek could and Byron A. Christ of Wall "I was just standing in mud." S15 River Road, died yes- Knapp. Ward Coles of 555 Port-au- ward Wailt. Planning Board section of the road because it have severe impact on its ec- Ingford, Conn ; two daugh- Mr. Baxter recalled terday at Jersey Shore Medic- Surviving are two grand- Peck Ave urged fellow resi- member and former council traverses Pemberton Creek ological aspects and Ihe ters, Mrs. Marti Dingle of "That creek isn't more than al Center, Neptune children, Richard A Knapp of dents at Borough Council president. Capt. JR Kirkland. chief scenic resources of Ihe com- Little Silver, and Mrs Su four feet deep at any lime." She was bom here and was Brookfield Center. Conn . and meeting last night to storm "We're being frustrated by of the Bridge Division, and munity' " Mr Sommers said zantft Bolderslone of Santa Borough Engineer Richard M a lifelong resident Mrs Patrick Grace nf York the barricades and blacktop bureaucracy in the guise of William Hemlng. chief of ihe • "They say thf road "will ef Barbara, Calif.: II grand- ScKuTl said last ntgtll We Surviving are a nephew. Harbor, Maine, and three the section themselves on ecological zeal." former May- Bridge Section, staff of com- fectively divide and disrupt children, and six great-grand- have a six-foot culvert (pipe) Courtlandt White, here, a great-grandchildren. July 4 as a "Bicentennial ef- or Elwood L. Baxter decried mander, 3rd Coast Guard Dis- Ihe community of Ocean- children in there now. The creek al great niece, Mrs. John It The Robert A Braun Home fort." His suggestion was en- The U.S. Coast Guard's De- trict, New York, have denied port,' " Mr Sommers contin- low tide is just mud But Ihe Topp of Honey Brook. Pa . The Flock Funeral Home of for Funerals is in charge "f thusiastically received partment of Transportation permission to Ihe county to ued. "The road is N per cent Coast Guard won't let the and a great nephew. Robert Long Branch, is in charge of arrangements "We're being completely and its Bridge Division have complete the controversial finished. This is ridiculous county pave a road over that Church of Bernardsville arrangements paving until Ihe county road Worse, Ihe Coast Guard is pipe." The Adams Memorial Home department comes up with an telling us we can't lake care Borough officials said Ihe Is in charge of arrangements environmental impact state- of our own commu- county put fill dirt In around Mrs. Jane Marshall, ment that can answer Ihe nity... this road is the cul- West Long Branch mayor Ihe pipe and has planted 108, worked as artist Coast Guard s ecological mination of a 40-year-old Tommaso Torchia grass to help halt Ihe erosion questions. dream of revitalizing Ocean- NIGMERINA. Italy - BRONX. NY - Mrs Jane of the fill And there it sits. Tommaso Torchia. 89. died Harnett Marshall, whu hud The Coast Guard has port and Ihe delay is com- The county has completed Tuesday at his home in Mig- celebrated her lOftlh birthday breaks tie to name judge termed Pemberton Creek pletely ridiculous." one environmental impact llerina, Provincla di Calan- on May 31. died Monday al "navigable" and under that statement that has been re- "Lei's go out and blacktop zaro, Calbria. the Split Rock Nursing Home WEST LONG BRANCH - appointment of Mr. Tucci is a voted against Mr. Tucd's ap- definition its Bridge Division jected by the Coast Guard as il. Let somebody sue us A native of Miglierlna. Mr She was Ihe mother of Mrs In what was seen as possibly move to reunite the split Re- pointment despite the fact claims it must be protected "unacceptable." The county Maybe In court we can gel Torchia lived in Long Branch. Edith A. West of Long Branch "the first of many instances." publican party. that the found him to be qual- from an environmental stand- is now at work on a second someone to listen to us." Mr N.J., for more than « years and the grandmother of Mrs Mayor Henry J. Shaneen was The split reportedly occur- ified. point study. Mr Schulz said the Baxter said "We'll get some and was employed at Ft. Joan Schmitz of Red Bank, called upon last night to cast ed last April when the mayor "We (the Democrats) rep- At a hearing on July 2.1975. studies ci.st approximately action." Monmouth. He was a commu- both New Jersey. the tie-breaking vole when appointed Bernard Furnino to resent a majority of borough with Coast Guard, county and $35,000 each. Mr. Sommers said Ihe day replace resigning Councilman residents according to the last borough officials present, nicant of Holy Trinity Roman Mrs. Marshall had had the council split evenly on Monmouth Park opens there George Conway. There were election — and we also repre- then Councilman Sommers In continuing its ban. the Catholic Church. Long birthday celebrations each voting for Alexis Tucci as Mu- should be some loud and long allegedly some factions of the sent half of this council. challenged the designation Coast Guard wrote the county Branch. year and recently was inter- nicipal Court Judge. protests from track-bound Republican party that wanted "My vote indicates a con- "navigable." recalling. "On road department last month The husband ol the late viewed on television With the mayor's affirma- motorists. Pearl Harbor Day. 1041. I that it is "upholding its duty Raffaela Torchia. he is She was born in England tive vote, Mr. Tucci was that seat to go to J. Russell sidered and deliberate protest was trapping muskrals there to maintain the nation's wet- "Wait till July 4th." Mr survived by three sons. Bruno and came to this country as a named to replace Charles L Woolley Jr., son of the late of too much politicking." he II was a swamp then and it's lands " Coles said "We'll do our part Torchia of West Long Branch. young woman. She resided in Morgan. Mr. Morgan resigned county Republican leader. argued. a swamp now." "They say in their letter to .for the Bicentennial - with N.J., Joseph and Frank Tor- Brooklyn until coming here from the post which he held Mr. Tucci Is Mr Woolley He also called for more bal- the county that paving the some blacktop." chia, both of Long Branch: three years ago Her hus- for IS years when his law Jr ,'s son-in-law. He also ance in the making of Several people last night two daughters, Mrs Rosa Fa band, John Marshall, died in partner, Perter S. Falvo. was serves as attorney for the borough appointments. described a photograph of biano and Mrs. Mana Todaro. 1940 named borough attorney. Shore Regional Board of Edu- Councilman Angelo Valen- Mr. Baxter, when he was both of Mlglierina: 18 grand Mrs. Marshall had worked The three dissenting votes cation and the West Long zano, the third dissenting mayor, demonstrating Ihe John Van Kirk children, and 37 great-grand- as an artist. came from the three Demo- Branch Senior Citizens Hous- vote, noted that Mr. Tucci is condition of Pemberton Creek by unsuccessfully attempting children. Also surviving are another crats on the council — all of ing Corp. He is expected to his personal attorney and that & Son resign from these posts to as- he has "the highest regard Funeral arrangements are daughter. Mrs. Lucy Laurid- whom maintained that the ap- sume the magistrate's spot. for him." MONUMENTS being handled in Miglierina. sen of Phoenix. Ariz . six pointments were political and A Mass will be said In memo- grandchildren. 11 great- did not reflect the wishes of Mr. Kenny said the "But I feel that the people Coin show UMICIAFT MAUSOLIUMS ry of Mr. Torchia on Feb. 28 grandchildren, and two great- all borough residents rats on the council had elected Pete (Kenny) and Jim at 7:30 a.m. at St. Jerome's great-grandchildren. None of the three coun •«• fered other names for consid (Flanagan) and me for a rea slated in MONUMiNTS UTTERED I CLEANED Roman Catholic Church. West The Universal Funeral dlmen commented during Ihe eration for the posts m 85 COOPER RD., MIDDLETOWN borough attorney and magis- hese appointments just Long Branch. Home, New York, was in voting. but each offered re- (off Ml U1 Huddon't Conrn) charge of arrangements. trate. proper balance. Matawan marks to reporters after the 741-0319 747-2563 202. Death Notices meeting. He noted that both paid po- strictly politics MATAWAN - A sale and JOHNS1OHE - Gtoro* w (Johnny) sitions went to Republicans. It's lican right down of liland Vltw Way. Soa Sitofil wd Councilman Peter Kenny exhibit of coins will be fea- donly Frtxuary ). l«;». ago ft Funrtal said that he "would certainly "Whichever party takes the line il shouldn't be." tured from 10 a.m. to ( p m Sl Sltf Fb )«! I Harmony PTA om IM Flock Vuntrol Homt. Ul have approved Mr. Turn's control next year may lake he said Sunday at Ihe Monmouth roadway. Lonf •ranch Fritnd* may i ladoy, IFfhtavl I * and 11 p m slates dance appointment" if a Democrat the same attitude as they did He that the may County Coin Club Show in the ntomnl Ota Cnt ttoroi had been appointed as this time around," Mr. Kenny nr a Rep ican. will find Matawan Township Hose and MIDDLETOWN - The borough attorney stated flatly. himself castf the tie break- Chemical Co. fire house. Low- WHITE - Mail LOOM, oat ». loT Harmony School Parent- morly al Jl 1 Rlwof Hood, Btd tank, on Democratic Councilman ing vote on iv issues in the er Main St. Fob. S. a* Joriav Uar* Motflcal Con Teacher Association will spon- Political sources in the lor. Funoiol urvlco U**»n. Fo» I James Flanagan said that he future. John E. Day •I I om trom M UM MOWW sor a dance Saturday. Feb. 21 borough have said that the This third semi-annual Mom*. 110 •rooa SI . Hod Bar* In Itov event will feature exhibits by of nawors M.M (omlly najwdtn tomrt from I p.m. until 1 a.m. in Ihe MMroko» mo* M IM «•« loami club members as well as Cnurc* of Ho•odd •oa__t. or Mo MM North Cenlervtlle firehouse. Flnt AM lo»—'. Wo Middle Road. Hazlet guest exhibitors Winners in WOlCOIT - J Morry. on the exhibit competition will Mrs. Jean Pettit. Mrs Mol- 15 accused of escaping 1 01 Ml rtiiomcr. 11 Sown >i . jlawn. FwntfOl wrylcot priyolt receive awards from Ihe club Frlondl mo» coll 01 !»• «ob«rl « lie Glamanco and Mrs. Lo •roui Homo Mr Funtfol.. IM Coal Coins may be purchased SI . Eo*onlo»n. FrMoy rwoninf. r.| retta Krall are In charge of p m Omit HOWOM Donatiom may M tickets and table reserva- from or sold to 15 dealers who mado to tho charity al your crtoic* from Marlboro Hospital Firtrrton and Masonic torvicn Foaov tions. are expected to participate The event will also provide lapan Ave . Point Pleasant. upon Miss McGovern with a FREEHOLD - Fifteen per the non-collector with an op- June 15 in Long Branch sons were indicted by a coun- dangerous weapon. portunity to discover the Joseph Williams. 26. of Insurance ty grand jury on charges of Showalter alone is charged worth of an accumulation of escaping from Marlboro Hos- Union Ave.. Neptune; Arthur with possessing firearms old coins. pital last year. Tillman. 28. of Fifth Ave.. As- while being a convicted felon Corner Charged with escaping bury Park, and Robert Tow- FarineUi. Gebron and Showal- Course completed from the hospital's unit of nes. address unavailable, are ler are charged with aiding By MU. HINTELMANN by CD director and FHANK LOVE Rahway Stale Prison were charged with breaking into abetting Stokes in entering Worden Funeral Home • tmuio.ii II (»•) Juan Garcia on Dec. II. the home of Herman Wilk. 17 the house without breaking COLTS NECK - Lewis S Abraham Brown on Dec. 20; David St.. Ocean Township. Sidney Culp. 20. of Phila- Korb, the township s Civil De- 60 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK I'amile Feltz on Dec M: Bar- July II land stealing articles delphia is charged with at- fense director, has completed INSURING FAKE FURS ry Jackson on Nov. 3; John valued between 1200 and 1500 tempting to rob Joseph Zim- a special course al HutKers The standard limi- not furs. They are made Lucas on Oct. 20; Melvin In a separate indictment. mel, 1498 Rustic Drive. Ocean University in municipal dttt- tation f,or theft of per- of fabrics woven to Campbell on Nov 3. and Al- Williams and Townes are Township, of money at gun- aster preparedness Day and Night Phone .. . sonal property in the resemble furs, and in exander Reid on Nov 3 charged with breaking into point Dec. I in Ocean Town- The course, cosponsored b> homeowners policy is some cases it takes an Charged with escaping the home of John Gray. 4 Wil- ship. Glenn Whiting. 22. of the federal government anil 747-0557 50% of the insured value expert to distinguish from the hospital after being low Drive, Ocean Township. Philadelphia is charged with Ihe state Division of Civil l)c of the home. However.. them from real fur. arrested and confined there July 30 and stealing various aiding and abetting. Both are fense-Disasier Control, in- Richard C. Hoidal, Mgr. for a certain class of Fake furs, therefore, do were James* Porcher on Nov articles valued over KM. charged with possessing fire- cluded 24 hours of classroom valuables — furs, not come under this 12; Nathaniel Goss on Nov 1} Massino Farinelli. 28. of arms without permits and re- work in such topics as emer- jewelry, precious stones, limitation and would be and Dec. 3; John Patrone on Staten Island; Diane Stokes. ceiving a stolen motor ve- gency operations planning, etc., the aggregate limit covered to the same Get 20 and Od 31; Charles 31, and George Gebron. 27. hicle, a car belonging to Mi- auxiliary police recruitment is normally set at $500 extent as your other Westendorf on Oct. 21; Steven both of Brooklyn, and Harold chael D. Inglese. no address and training, disaster assis- NaturaUy, 11 is prudent personal property. 1 Wise on Aug 10; Frank Toth Showalter, 27. of Queens, are available. tance under federal laws, and to insure these items guess this is the on June 30 and Donald Ama charged with possessing two disaster vulnerability and separately for their fuU insurance industry's way tel on June 30. handguns without permits Dance is scheduled hazard analysis. The Adams Memorial Home value to avoid monetary of knowingly protecting These 15 indictments were May 27 in Middlelown and by American Legion loss our animal kingdom. among those handed up to Su- conspiring to commit an atro- WILLIAM J. CONNELLY, To be classified as fur perior Court Judge Merrill cious assault and battery LEONARDO - Members of Lottery winners upon Peggy McGovern. 41 American Legion Post 33H Owner-Manager it has to come off the If there Is any way we Lane Jr., county assignment TRENTON - The winning back of an animal. Any Baldwin Ave.. East Keans- will celebrate the opening of can help you in the field ol judge. numbers drawn today in New animal will do — from Roxanne Clay. 25. of Sev- burg, and conspiring to enter an extension to their post 747-0226 insurance, including all Jersey's weekly lottery were mink to moose. It then enth St., Malawan. is charged her home without breaking to home on Rt. M with a grand forms of fire, casualty, 442 and 158 falls under this 1500 with unlawful noting Aug il. commit the battery. opening dance from I p.m., FUNERAL DIRECTORS accident, health and life The millionaire finalist limitation insurance, please phone or 1(74 in Matawan Township Stokes, alone is charged until 2 a.m. Friday. Feb. 14. Tickets are available to number was 11250 SINCE 1865 On the other hand, drop in at William II Henry Holmes. 9. of Long with unlawfully using a hand- gun on Miss McGovern; en- members and visitors at the The Pick-It number was fake furs, although they Hinlelmann (Firm). 23 Branch Ave.. Long Branch, is tering her home without post home Monday thru 434. The straight bet paid 310 BROAD STREET RED BANK could cost even more Ridge Hd . Rumson. 842- charged with committing an breaking to oommit a batten Friday from 4 until I p m $220, and Ihe front and back than the real McCoy, are 0800 We're here to help! atrocious assault and batten' upon John Meakim, 312)1 Mal- and committing an assault and all day Saturday pair paid SZ2. SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1976 The Daily Rcgfafer 5 m mmm >••••/ - -» • Jury acquits landlord on charge of manslaughter FREEHOLD - Harris Cro- he hopes to major in psy- what the rily official found on possessed certain knowledge, do or that he didn't do some- was a great liklihood that Ihe jury he bough! the kerosene bright light thai "I ran up the <*ett, », who «u the land chology. the third floor when he in- there are no such cases per- thing the ordinarily prudent young boys would be horsing space heaters as supplemen- steps and I pushed Ihe door lord of a house al SS Cooper Crockett and his wife. Can- special the house and his opin taining to landlords person would do. explained around up there Crockett tary heating devices back and Ihe flame hit me in Ave., Long Branch, where dace, 25, had been charged ion ol what occupancy meant Judge McGann defined neg the court. was grossly negligent in al- He maintained lhat Ihe chil- my face..." two boys died at a mull ol a with manslaughter for the Mrs. Fields said she was in ligence to the Jury as mean- ID his closing slatemenl In lowing them up there, he dren in Ihe house were never fire, was acquitted by a jury When Crockett's testimony deaths of Robert Fields. (. a bedroom when she heard ing carelessness and a lack ol the jury. Assistant County said permitted to go up to Ihe yesterday ol a manslaughter was read back to Ihe jury at and Anthony Ross, 11. whose Carl Williams, who also re- care. "We have to be rarelul Prosecutor John M Polloway Stanley K Friedman of third floor without an adult charge its request, one juror asked families had resided In the sided in the house and who in our activities that they noi maintained thai Crockett was Freehold, representing Cro- being present lhat this particular portion be A Jury ol seven women and house at 55 Cooper Ave, Long was watching a football game hurt someone else." said Ihe trying to cover up the fads ckett, told the jury that tor Crocket! said he was watch- re-read a second lime live men deliberated lor Branch. The two boys died as with Crockett, yell thai there Judge by his testimony because he many years in this country, ing a football game during ibout 414 hours before it re- a result of a fire there Jan was a fire. Crocked said he "Criminal negligence is far was-^g)ossly negligent in the kerosene space healers were the evening of Jan 20. 1175 Long Branch Fire Capt Kd turned the innocent verdict to M, 197S. A third boy. Dexter was watching television when more serious that negli- operation ol that house The used in many, many houses with Carl Williams who also ward Williams had testified Superior Court Judge Patrick Ross, 5, had been injured. he noticed a bright light The gence," he said, adding that state did not contend thai he for auxiliary heal He said resided in thai house He that he informed Crocked by J McCann Jr., who has pre- Judge McGann Wednesday fire captain said he [ound the stale had (o prove that killed the boys purposely but that Crocked went to a hard maintained that he did noi letter in 1»74 thai the Ihird sided over the three-day trial granted a motion made by blankets and sheets on beds the defendant did some act or only that he was grossly neg- ware store In Ihe city and tell Ihe children to go upstairs floor could noi be occupied Alter the jury was dis- Martin M.' Rudnick, a Red up there in 1974 and that in failed to do something. Gross ligent, he said. bought them for that purpose to play while he watched Ihe because it only had one exit charged, Crockett went Irom Bank attorney representing his opinion the third floor connotes an utter disregard The assistant prosecutor The defense attorney asked game. Crocked at that time had hut seat in the spectators sec- Mrs. Crockett, lor a judgment could not be occupied as liv- for the safely of others -tml maintained that Ihe slate the jury to discuss the case As he watched the game, he planned to use the house as a tion ol the courtroom and ol acquittal because the slate ing quarters. where death is a likely con- proved that Crockett knew Hh the knowledge that accl- noticed a bright light shining boarding house for out- shook hands with the court had not presented a case ol The key issue (or Ihe jury sequence of an act, he said, that people were not to oc- ts do happen He said on Ihe neighboring house and patients from Marlboro Hos- reporter, the prosecutor, his criminal liability against her to decide was whether Cro- offering as an example of cupy the Ihird floor ol thai there is a big difference be- then ran upstairs but didn't pital but abandoned this plan attorney and the judge During its deliberations. Ihe ckett was criminally negli- someone with a loaded re- house and that the door was tween criminal negligence see or hear the boys He later when he was told lhal the When he left the courtroom, jury asked that testimony of gent either by action or by volver waving it around and padlocked but that children and an error in judgment, ad- rescued Dexter Ross but was third floor could not be occu- he told news reporters that he Mrs. Joyce Fields, mother ol nonaction which caused Ihe it discharged and struck some- slept and played up there ding that he believed lhat unable to go back lor the oth- pied as living quarters felt "very good " He said he Robert; Long Branch Fire deaths of the two boys. one. regularly. Crocket! made an error in er two boys. The witness also testified U now residing in New York Capt. Edwards Williams and While there are reported le- To find the defendant guilty Mr Polloway said that judgment in buying those While he repeatedly staled that a later inspection re- City and has an application Crockett be read back. It was gal cases in New Jersey deal- the jury must find that he did kerosene space healers arc heaters. lhat there was no door to the vealed lhal a padlock had pending to be admitted to particularly concerned with ing with criminal negligence something which Ihe ordina- dangerous and Crockett When he testified on his third door, he had testified been placed on the door lo the New York University where events just before the fire and of people who should have rily prudent person would not should have known I hat there own behalf, Crockett told the thai when he noticed the third floor Zager named Tinton Falls judge

TINTON FALLS - Abra that board. remaining on the board." and nance Education could not submit a ham J. Zager was confirmed In accepting the nomi- repeatedly refused In sign Ihe "In March of last year." he budget before Feb 10. as Municipal Court judge nation, Mr Smith chided his required affidavit said, "I reviewed the record The council voted lo hold a here by Borough Council last opponent for not signing Ihe Speaking belore a special of all borough officials and di- special session at H 30 p m nn night, replacing John G. Co- ethics ordinance and said that session ol council last night. rected the borough clerk. Je- that date lo introduce ils lannino. who resigned he would "ask that a charge Mr Stashak charged Mr rome S. Reed to send a letter budget Wednesday of malfeasance be moved Spector with "playing poli- to all who had not signed the The council also voted lo Mr. Zager, whose nomi- against Mr. Stashak in council tics" by selectively moving to ordinance reminding them In authorize defense of a suit by nation for borough attorney (or non-compliance oust him from the.Planning do so." Leon Bouchard, a land devel- was turned down by council The ordinance, enacted by Board for not signing Ihe Mr. Spector noted lhat he oper who was denied a zoning last year, is senior partner of council in September 1974. di mirdinance while "doing ab- again reviewed these records variance lo build a 160-unit the Red Bank law firm of Za- reels all elected officials lo hit solutely nothing to enlorce it" "just the other day." but said housing development on a 20- ger, Fuchs. Leckstein & a financial statement detail- on other borough officials "II was difficult to enforce acre tract of land on Tintsn Kauff In addition, he is mun ing their ownership of Mr Stashak then read oil a the ordinance" since Ave. and Hope Road sel for Ihe Rumson. Fair borough real eastale. ex- list of people. Including Rob- no mechanism for this is pro- This suit is another In a Haven and Eatontown Boards cluding their own homes ert Babblsh, the borough zon- vided other than a review of number of such actions taken ol Education During the period of debate ing compliance officer; Leon individual cases by Ihe coun- in recent years seeking to Mr Colannlno. who was ap- on the ordinance. Mr Sushak Avaklan, borough engineer cil overturn a borough ordinance pointed Municipal Court noted that he was adamently Steven Gross. Ihe planning in- In addition. Mr. Speclnr. prohibiting multi-family judge in 1973 when his present opposed to it. "On matter spector and others, whom he who said he didn't know if he dwellings. law partner. Lawrence A ol principle that it would said still have not signed Ihe would draft a formal report Council further directed Carton 3rd, resigned, said his bring Big Brother govern ordinance The Planning Bord nn this mailer noted thai Mr that bids be lei for a front-end own resignation was iiicni It should be tabled for- chairman later demanded Stashak had mailed in a loader. prompted by "Increasing ever and put in the trash can thai Mayor Speclor submit a signed ethics ordinance affi- In addition. Mayor Spector. pressures and commitments where it belongs." he said, report to council detailing davit yesterday morning declaring the gypsy moth a to my law paractlce " adding. If it is adopted I will why he had sought enforce Moving on to routine busi- •"public nuisance," said a In accepting Mr Colan- resign from Ihe Planning ment of the ordinance "on a ness, council decided to post- committee would soon be nino's resignation "with deep Board" selective basis " pone Introduction of their formed to investigate meth- *«fUt«r IM) pMK regret," Mayor Gabriel E After Ihe ordinance was Replying to Mr Stashak's 1976-1177 budget after finance ods for eradicating this pesl. FAIR PLANS - Red Bank Klwanls club president Howard Cohen, left, Ro- Spector noted lhal the "the enacted, however. Mr Sla charges, the mayor denied committee chairman Walter which each year defoliates tary club chairman Jay Potock, center, and Lions Club president Charles liming was Ironic since we shak said he decided "to lhat he acted arbitrarily in J Trillhaase reported that large sections ol Ihe Doremus discuss plans for a three-day fair, May 14-16 at Red Bank Airport just recently purchased a new wage a tight for repeal while enforcing the elhics ordi- the Tinton Falls Board of borough's loresl lands to raise funds for Rlvervlew Hospital. The service club members appeal to (court) bench to replace the Tinton Falls Borough Council to permit the sale of beer at the fair was de- small one we've been using nied. lor years." On a more sehoUs note, the For adults 52 and over council (ound it sell embroiled in discussion on the boroughs Tinton Falls rejects plea elide ol Ethics ordinance, when Edward F Slashak chairman ol the Planning Board, accused Mr Spector to lift beer sale ban at fair of selective enforcement of TINTON FALLS - said that Ihe granting of a some beer will unleash a the ordinance and said he Well pay $500 Borough Council last night re beer permit would "set a bad wave of teen-age alcoholism "might bring charges fused to reconsider its deci- precedent for Tinton Falls." Mr Cohen said if beer were of malfeasance against the sion to prohibit a group ol lo noting that similar requests allowed to be sold at Ihe fair. mayor." cal service clubs from selling have been denied in the past Ihe bartenders would have This charge comes iwo beer al a three-day fair lo In addition, Mr. Cohen told the right lo refuse Us sale lo weeks after Mr Speclor. a the contingent of service club all people, 'including teen- member of the Planning for your raise funds for Riverview Hospital members, "It is a sad com agers ." Board, nominated James Following a plea from mentary when Ihe success or Council look no action alter R.Smith to oppose Mr Sla- members of the Red Bank- (allure of an event like this Mr Cohen's appeal, thereby shak lor the chairmanship of based Kiwanis. Rolary and falls solely on the dispensing upholding its earlier decision Lions Clubs, council look no of alcoholic beverages " to prohibit the* sale ol beer al action to reverse an earlier Responding lo Ihe coun- the lair. imagination. decision banning the sale of cilman's statement. Howard Jay Palock, chairman ol "all alcoholic beverages" at a Cohen, president of the Ki the Rotary club, said alter fair to be held al the old Red wants club, said the whole the meeting that he antici- Bank Airport. May 14-16. question had been "blown oul pated a loss of "from 17.000 lo of proportion," adding. 1 Speaking on behalf of coun- $10,000 as a result of the coun- don't think lhat Ihe selling of cil, councilman Irving Cohen cil's decision " MCAP plans meetings to pick 3 board members LONG BRANCH - The will be held. Two will repre- on the board and Ihe new Monmouth Community Action sent the Bayshore area and members will bnng the total Program (MCAP) will spon- one will represent Freehold. to seven. sor two community meetings MCAP is expanding its The other members of the next week for Ihe purpose of board from 12 to 21 members MCAP board are either ap- You've show you yet are the selecting three interim mem- and, under federal regu- pointees of the Monmouth Chris Btrden probably models, they're not quite fin- bers for the MCAP Board of lations, one third of the board County Board of Freeholders heard about ished But we have the architect's floor Trustees to serve as commu- musi be representatives of or representatives of special our revolu- plans and renderings on display. nity representatives. the community, an MCAP interest groups. Film maker Which means you'll have to use your imag- spokesman said The Bayshore community tionary Low- The interim board members Upkeep Homes. They conserve ination a tiny bit But you'll be well rewarded will serve until next Septem- At present, there are four meeting will be Wednesday al will lecture, ber when regular elections community representatives 8 p.m. at the Second Baptist energy, conserve natural resources and pre- Come out to Thimble Brook at Shadow Church, Atlantic SI.. Keyport serve beauty. Best of all, they help you save Lake Village and bring with you the certifi- The Freehold meeting will exhibit film important dollars every month by keeping cate shown above If you decide to buy now, be on Tuesday at the MCAP down your utility and transportation costs I.INCROFT - The Mon dunng-the month of February 1976 only, 3 COMPLETE FLOORS Freehold Service Center. 16 mouth Museum will present And now you can begin to save money you II receive a $500 credit toward the pur- OF EVERY DECORATING and Court St.. Freehold, at 8 p m "An Evening with Chns Bor- even before you move in! chase price of the home you select, credited HOME IMPROVEMENT NEED den — Iran, The Persia of at the time ol your deposit. At the meetings, opened lo Our models are under construction We Old" al 8 p m lomor- the public, names will be can show you the beauty of Shadow Lake Whats more, were so certain that our row . Mr Borden, founder HAND TOOL SHARPENING SERVICE* placed in nomination, dis- Village. We can show you its excellent loca- models will meet or exceed your imagination, and director ol the Soulhern cussion will follow and those tion We can show you the wealth of recrea- that we'll guarantee a refund of your deposit California Film Institute, will present will vole for represen- tion facilities, including a golf course, right Which is a pretty good trade for a little present a 90-minute travel-ad- tatives. on the premises. The only thing we can t imagination. venture documentary, (allow- MCAP guidelines stipulate ed by a dessert and coffee l&2-bedroom condominium homes from $31,990 to $40,990. RED BANK the following eligibility re- session quirements for a nominee A He Is the nephew of Mrs resident of the target area for William Boardman Leonard al least six months, a resident 3rd, of Rumson. whose hus- of Mnnmouth County for al Thimble band is president of Mon- LUMBER least 2 year, minimum age of mouth Museum. 18 years, not related lo a member ol the MCAP Board The film contrasts Ihe old Nivfimh R,v«r RrJ WALL ST. CORNER PEARL ST. of Trustees or an MCAP stall and new in Iran, a country RED BANK member, ability lo show proof which is three limes Ihe size of residency and age and in of France OPEN SAT. 7:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. OPEN 10 AM TO DUSK, 7 DAYS A WEEK PHONE (2011842-9400 ' "* K9V0'k S Hovnanlan MON.-FRI. 7:30 A.M. lo 5:30 P.M. attendance at the community Mr. Borden has produced meeting. films for business and in- DIRECTIONS: Route 35 north through Red Bank to Navesink River Road (just north of Navesink River Information about the meet- dustry and has completed five Bridge). Make jug-handle left turn at Navesink River Road and proceed to end. Turn right on Nutswamp 741-5500 ings is available at MCAP feature-length films of his Road to Shadow Lake Village entrance >'/fa headquarters In Long Branch own. The Daily Register Israel angry with CIA we'll take very good care of iiiiimi •••• •••• iiiiminiHiii than the United Slates isis 're re- - ^^^ we 1 EtUMulwd in lin-PuMuk«l by The Red Bank Register By JACK ASDERSOV you." The tlM.OOO was lo be stocking Israel With LES WHITTEN CIA funds. Indeed, observed Rabin But Burchell had a wife ARTHURZ KAMIN . WASHINGTON during one conference. Israel Despite the cordial smiles and newborn child in Peking President and Editor has had to incorporate Rus- that abounded during the re- and also apparently liked his sian equipment captured from ctal visit of Israeli Prime SCENE life as a globe-trotting Com- the Arabs into its own mili- Thomas J Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor Minister Yitzhak Rabin In munist star reporter He gave Washington, his secret talks tary forces The problem is. he noted sardonically, thai Is- the U.S. newsman no encour- with US leaders were | FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1976 rael cannot buy Russian arms agement. When Ihe newsman- marked by bitter complaints intelligence services For in- and ammunition inlermedlary advised lhal the against the CIA stance, he charged. Colby had scheme be dropped. Ihe CIA KOREA CAPER In a wild N The fluttering blue and de-emphasized Jordan's 600 lo canceled "Operation Bur- white Israeli flags along 700 tanks and annlher 1.000 journalistic career missed by 'I hope nobody thinks of liberating * as he and Ihe newsman chett." , downtown streets. Ihe warm tanks in Iraq congressional investigators, walked down a Panmunjom Footnote: The newsman Rabin was particularly the CIA once iried lo bribe me while I liberate Africa/ greeting by Presidenl Kurd on path At the end of Ihe path told us he had been prommed lurious over Ihe CIA's esli the Communist world's most a rainy While House lawn and was a US landing pad where the scoop on the defection as mates on Iraq which supplied famous newsman. Wilfred Kabin's address lo Congress a helicopter would be ready part of the agreement 'Be- three large units of troops to Burchett, into defecting to the created an impression thai to spirit off Burchett sides," he said, "don'l forgel. the Arabs in the 1973 war At' United States for 1100 000 US-Israeli relations were in those days we all felt dif- that time, Rabin acidly point- Defection by the talenled The newsman, who asked trouble-free. ferently about Ihe CIA " ed out here, the Iraqis were Australian whose byline is fa- that his name be withheld be- In private talks, however WASHINGTON WHIRL 111 (I IV Jit lalRS, lltmf\ri , i ii uui mn . mi •••HJ>» — - < miliar all over Ihe Communist cause he still may visit Com Rabin pulled out sheafs nf tup distracted by Kurdish rebels mumst countries, told us that The oil industry often has Recently, however, lo Is world would have been a secret Israeli intelligence re his purpose In serving as in- been accused of making ob- rael's dismay, the CIA has juicy intelligence and publi- ports in an attempt In show termediary was to force the scene profits, but until now no withdrawn its support of the city coup for Ihe t'nited the CIA and its recenily de- CIA to gel informalion for one has accused them of ob- Kurds, thus freeing four more States. parted director William Colby him on two captured friends scene advertising However, a Iraqi divisions for possible ac- The bizarre idea nf buying tried to undermine Israel The friends, correspondents chemical industry magazine tion against Israel off Burchett originated with Colby advised key senators Don Dixon and Richard \p- recently featured full-page MaJ. Gen. Blackshear Bryan, late last year that Israel had In addition. iflabin said Ihe plegate, had been seized in a Amoco, Arco and Ashland Oil United Stales HI unrealistic in a top U.S. negotiator at Pan a respectable military advan yacht off Hong Kong by Rod ads featuring, bare breasts thinking thai Saudi Arabia, munjom. Korea, iirseptember tage over its Arab neighbors China. and buttocks. A risque Ten- Partly as a result. President with its sophisticated I S 1953. He discussed II with a Skeptical of the Burchell neco cartoon ad shows a Ford is asking only II K bil- arms, is not a potential Is- U.I. newsman, a IS in plan's success, the newsman three-handed salesman telling lion in aid (or Israel, at least raeli opponent. lelligence officer in World nevertheless raised it wilh Ihe a three-breasted business- $500 million less than the Is Meanwhile, the Soviet bloc, War II, who was an acquaint- Communist reporter before woman, i can't tell you. raelis are seeking according to Rabin's tup se- ance of Burchett. they began their walk "My Miss Jarvis. how pleased I cret reports. Is replenishing The newsman sal down But dunng his visit. Kabin news organization can offer was when they told me I was its Arab friends with planes, with Ihe CIA and drafted a denounced Colby's estimates you 1100.000 for your life Ito- selected as Ihe Tenneco sales- as incomplete, citing figures tanks and other war supplies plan in which Ihe tltiti odd ry," the newsman said Plus man to call on you" .... from his own highly respected at a rate five limes filler would be offered lo Burchcll A naive nation's nightmare Or do you truly believe that itiiMiHiHiiiiimiHiiiiMiimiiHiiiiiiiimiiii The basic problem in our re By JIM BISHOP peace can emerge from Kissi- lallons with the Soviet l'nion nger's Interminable confer- is the emergence of Ihe Soviet All these years I have been ences wilh Ihe Egyptian*, THE Union into true superpower discussing and reading Amer- asking. "How much do you status." ican foreign policy and I am want?" and hurrying lo Je- REPORTER That isn't a problem That's now ready to concede that I rusalem to ask. "How much a fact They have W elite di- don't understand a word ol it will you give?" Is there any visions of troops on the Man This hurts. It's degrading iHiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiHiimiiiniHiiHuiimi concerned citizen who doesn't churian border facing China We are, I feel, naive oppor- 1046. Ihe menace to peace has see this at naive diplomacy0 tunists The face we present remained constant Ihe Soviet They have I.(00 nuclear mis- siles aimed mostly at Ameri- to the world is that of the Union That is 30 years of ten- The Chinese did not want to can targets,,They have Mm good guy In the white hat We sion If there is any delenle. see Gerald Ford They told ballistic missiles inside silent are rich and benevolent If it is because it is in the inter- Richard Nixon and they told running submarines other nations promise to keep est of the Soviet I'nion In slop Americans did. Xn one in Kissinger that they could nol the peace, we will sell them threatening lo bury us These aren't toys. America Washington is prepared to ad- exchange ambassadors and guns, tanks, jets bombers and America fears Russia Rus- attends each international mit that it was clever ol Ihe trade agreements until we flamethrowers sia Is afraid of China Who conference prepared In give Kremlin to walch America withdrew recognition of "Na- America is Ihe pawnbroker but an American would hope away something in order lo become Involved in Ihe wrong tionalist China." of the world. It lends, it do- to be friendly to both0 This is buy an agreement We pursue conflicts at the wrong lime nates, it sells My interest in akin to standing between two the Strategic Arms Limitation The Russians do nol want II seems unreasonable lo our country's relations with killers who have drawn a Talks as though we believed peace in the Middle East. It both our presidents that the its neighbors began with FDR bead on each other that the Soviet L'niorf will cut is In their interest lo goad the Chinese would insist lhal al Yalta and ends wilh Mr The more I study IS for- back Its weaponry Arabs to harass Israel The there is only one China Nixon Kissinger returning from eign policy Ihr less I know Our State Department ex- threat of sudden death does and Ford came home vowing Moscow with a huge, mys- The President's security ad- perts cannot understand why not hang over the Arab world that we would not desert an The state's next budget terious smile. viser, Brent Scowcroft. says. the Russians are pro-Russian It is a sleepless horror to Ihe "old friend" Chiang0 Amer- 1 admired FDR But who "We have a fundamentally It was in their national inter- Jews trying lo protect their ica created him and sup- est to start a conflict in grain of desert sand. Gov. Byrne has submitted his warn the lawmakers, though, that can deny that, at Yalta, he antagonistic' relationship to ported him He turned out In gave Poland to Ihe Soviet Ihe Soviet Union Thai's bas- Korea It was in their interest Does any person with aver- be our expensive paper tiger budget to the legislature and it is they must be prepared to provide Union as a slave state1* Today ic. It's never going lo be to see America bled while in age sense doubt that the IS austere, indeed. That wai no real revenues for any items they want re- we are bombarded wilh a sweetness and light " Vietnam It is lo their advan- and the Soviet L'nion can MI- In good conscience. I must surprise because he had given ad- stored to it. That makes sense. French word. Detente It Assuming that this is true, tage to see us involved in An- at any time, and impose a • 'slop studying American for- vance warning that there would he We do not for a moment think of means a "relaxation of ten- why do we sell wheat lo gola permanent peace wnh per eign policy lit a dream A In Korea and Vietnam. Rus- manenl borders on Arabs and nightmare It doesn't exist drastic cuts, particularly in the twu the governor as a callous man who sion between nations " them? Why not allow them to What relaxation0 Since starve? Henry Kissinger says. sians did not fighl or die Israelis? II can be done of state aid to education. threatens the firings of state em- We certainly lament the budg- ployes and the curtailment of social et's austerity and we agree with leg- services in which he believes simply islators and other concerned citizens, as a ploy to get the legislature to who are upset because many slate adopt an income tax. We believe 9 services will be curtailed or eliim- only irresponsible citizens would nated. We do not agree wilh those even suggest that. Democrats ideal candidate among them, however, who are con- Mr. Byrne and two of his prede- demning the governor for it or who cessors — Richard J. Hughes and By ROBERT YOAM M jjvould have loved to Interview "She has that all-American are accusing him of preparing the William T. Cahill, Democrat and Re- women. But the ideal candi- Doris Day look, with Ihe date can'l be a woman Poll* document just to advance his desire publican, respectively — have plead- "Okay." Paul said lo ihe ANOTHER same slight hint of neighborly 1 four others in the hotel suite. shiiw that Americans aren't sexiness He's all big boned, for a state income tax. ed with a succession of legislatures "Id me explain why I called Vet ready for a female Presi and has a kind of shy grin — The governor is being realistic to modernize New Jersey's tax this meeting LOOK dent." sort of like Gary Cooper." and is upholding his constitutional structure so that the state can face "We are five of Ihe most 1 'I've got a tougher ques- IMIMIIHMMtllllllltllM "Almpsl too good lo be duty to present a balanced mullet up to the-fiscal realities of our powerful people in the- Demo- tion. Mike said How do we cratic Party — the so-called launch this guy. assuming he true." Dick said He has told the legislators, uj effect, times. Each gentleman has been re- kingmakers. And we've got a Marie said, "but " she really is Ihe ideal candidate" that "you have given us Unsjnuch buked by legislators who say the "Also," Paul continued, he problem: There are enough shrugged. Dow he enter some ol Ihe pri- YOAKUM earned a bundle as a Wall money; here's how 1 expect in people do not want new taxes. Democratic presidential can- "Exactly, ' Paul said mary elections'" " Street lawyer, and can put up spread it around." Perhaps New Jersey can escape didates to fill a stadium, but "Thai's why I conducted a si' "Certainly not." Paul said Chinese. His maternal grand- a million bucks for his own n#ne of them seem quile Every New .lerseyan should be an income tax for another year or cret search for the ideal can "We keep him under wraps parents are Jewish. Dalian campaign, but he spends his right Agreed?" didale And I'm pleased to an- until Ihe convention We don'l and a bit of American In. spare time working with un- deeply concerned about Ihe Byrne two, but jfs inevitability is acknowl- "Unfortunately." Mike mut- nounce thai I've found him want him getting cut up in dlan." derprivileged Boy Scouts and budget. If it stays as he presented it. edged by students of government tered. "Why does it have lo be those primary campaigns. "Terrific:" Dick ex- driving a truck as a volunteer vital services will be affected and a and financial experts. In the inter- "A great collection of vice •him"? Mane asked irritably "Good idea." Dick said claimed. The other men for the Salvation Army." great many state employes will he im, homeowners can expect severe presidents." Dick said "Did you eliminate women in Tell us about him." joined wilh expressions of ap Everyone enthusiastically joining the ranks of Ihe unemployed increases in the local properly tux "Some of my best friends your talent hunt? " "For openers." Paul repl- proval. but Marie frowned congratulated Paul on his dis- ied, "he's an honor graduate In a state that has so many jobless and tenants should prepare for high- are Democratic candidates.' "You know me. Mane I "What about his wife?" covery and agreed lhal unless of Harvard Law School. Marie asked. "The wrong citizens, increasing the rolls uf those er rentals. some candidate swept Ihe pri- George groaned "There wife can wreck a campaign ' maries they would support without work is truly a drastic 1 Gov. Byrne has fated up to New goes Ihe blue-collar vote " "His wife." Paul rhapso- O'Chinski move. Jersey's fiscal crisis. So far. the leg- ' . . but he began as a dized," Is a winner She's "By the way." Marie asked. steel worker in Pittsburgh." *lt should be noted that the gov- islature has not. The question that from Alabama and has a "how does our new candidate George smiled That's bet Southern accent, but she did ernor did nol demand that the legis- remains is: Will the legislature stand on the Issues?" ter What's his name?" social work In a black neigh- "I don't know." Paul repl- lature adopt his budget as is. He did . .change its ways? "Abraham Mann O'Chinski borhood In Chicago She ied, "but that's a good point His paternal grandparents speaks fluent Spanish and I'll make a note lo ask him are Irish, Polish and^a bit of Greek." when we next meet " Judicial deadlock broken

County Court Judges John I'. suaded Sen. Buehler to back away Arnone and Marshall Selikoff will be from what was essentially the Re- Today in history elevated to seats on the Superior publicans' argument with the gover- Court, Juvenile Relations Court nor — so-called "Republican va- By TieAssociated Press In 17118. Massachusetts be- for the 1976 Democratic presi- Judge Burton Fundler will move up cancies" were involved — and came (he sixth slate In ratify dential nomination. On this dale in 1952. King Ihe U.S. Constitution to the Monmouth County Court and things wound up to the satisfaction Today's birthdays: Presi- George VI of Britain died He In 19H, Cuba cut off Ihe dential hopeful Ronald Rea- Thomas F. Shebell will be appointed of the governor and Sen. Beadlestnn. was succeeded by his daugh- normal water supply lo the gan of California is 65 At- The prolonged controversy was a a county court judge. That, at last, ler, Elizabeth II.' American naval base at torney Louis Nizer is 74. is the word from Trenton. source of embarrassment in (he On this dale: CJuantanamo Bay In Cuba Thought for today: Let the county, both for the distinguished In 1693, the College of Wil- Ten years ago: The L'niied people know the truth, and Because of objections — first by jurists involved and because I he liam and Mat>' was chartered States disclosed it had Ihe country Is safe. — Presi- State Sen. Alfred N. Beadleston. Re-. at Williamsburg. Va state has a crucial shortage of judg- dropped 30,000 tons of bombs dent Abraham Lincoln. 1809- publican, and then by State Sen. In 1701, the War of Spanish on North Vietnam in the year 1865. es. Succession began, and Herbert J. Buehler. Democrat - it since bombings began. Bicentennial footnote Two We're pleased that compromise French troops occupied south- appeared that Gov. Byrne might try Five years ago: The IS hundred years ago today, the and reason prevailed, and uc hope ern Spanish Netherlands Apollo 14 astronauts were Spanish government decided to fill judicial vacancies in Mon- there's no unreasonable delay when In 1715, Ihe Peace of L't- preparing to head for home to Inform Ihe British that mouth by selecting nominees from recht ended a war between after spending more than 30 the governor selects a nominee for Spain would nol sell arms and outside the county. Spain and Portugal. hours on the moon. ammunition to the rebellious the remaining judicial vacancy in In 1778, France recognized One year ago: Sen Harry American Colonies but would John R. Fiorino. Monmouth the county — a successor to Judge the independence of ihe Jackson of Washington an- carry on ordinary commerce County Democratic chairman, per- Fundler. ('ongreiwional overnight United States. nounced he was a candidate as In the past. SHREWSBURY, N J FRIOAY FEBRUARY 6 S976 The DMIy Register 7 Use of private home to say Mass stirs legal fight By Rev. Lester Ktatlvlag - even though his Latin nte ill religion m•l |• i• |• •| I• |• •y • ••TinilllllllHIIIIIIH • • i • ft AAfl.1 k • 111 i • fl.i M • I IA although Ihal nght was I'slab "The only difference is that severe blow when lloran's as Parish ol the Assumption is "Without any noise or park- lished in the outlawing ol Father Cedra prays in I.aim sistant prosecutor. Laurence in the pnviry of Fairfax not recognized by the Catho- ing congestion (Assumption Mormon polygamy This sim wears vestments and MM re Keenan. in describing Ihe al 'uunly. V* home*, con lic Diocese ol Arlington parishioners park at a nearby ply limits where churches can ligious artifacts such as can- leged attitude of Father anting adults can participate The parish has been recog- school and are pooled in eight INSIDE be established Matonis has dles and holy water." he said Gedra and his flock, told the m sex orgies - but not sarra- nized elsehwere. however — cars which park in the drive- tried In make this a religious The only difference between jury "What they've said is ments," observes attorney by its two nearest neighbors. way of the one-acre properly) issue twice and he's lost both the unleavened bread con- essence is "screw you' John Joseph Malonis Marc Matland and Morton what on earth is the com RELIGION limes " sumed by Father Crdra's Says Matonis. "1 intend In Matunis is defending the Rayman. who have told Fair- pelting slate interest which To'this. Matnnis answered congregation and the Jews al put into my brief I hi' cum Kev. Joseph Gedra, a 72-year- fax County authorities that motivates this inane prose In an ordinance which al- Passover is that Catholics be munly accepted wrnaculat definition of the word M n« old Roman Catholic priest of Father Gedra's Masses held culion of peaceful, orderly lows Bible reading, prayer lieve it is the body and blond of Christ ' which this prosecutor has al the Archdiocese ol Washing- in a single-family residential worshippers?" meetings and Jewish dietary tilbuted to these nrderlt and ton who was lined $250 lor zone, violate a county ordi- Matonis adds "The case ol (iirl Scouts can hold meet passed,' he said, "the minutes rituals such as the seder — The prosecution of father devout Catholic people The celebrating Latin Masses in nance Stanley vs. Georgia recently ings in private homes — but reveal Ihal prayer meetings but not the Holy Sacrifice of Cedra — which Malonis is ap Commonwealth needs In ti< his home in the Washington But Matonis. who in the lat- established the right to shim they had belter not say grace and Bible study would be r\ the Mass — there is a dis pealing to the Virginia Stair a lesson " suburb of Vienna. Va est of two court actions has pornographic movies in one's if they eat " emp! (fedra has done some- crimination against Catholics Supreme Court — suffered a father Gedra believes he seen Father (ledra's fine re- home — but no holy sacra- Commonwealth District At thing different Me has ap plied to conduct a church, can keep many conservative duced from $250 to ISO run ments." lorney Robert Horan rebutted open to the public '"athollcs Irani leaving the tends, "This is a deprivation "Neighbors can meet for Matonis' arguments with the church altogether by con- of the First Amendment s swapsy' parties — but mi following statement This isn't an ordinance ducting traditionalist services guarantee of the tree exercise Holy Sacraments." "When this ordinance was limiting religious HMFrlw —

Religious leaders heard in capital ASSEMBLIES Of GOO JEWISH Roman Catholic Archbishop By GEORGE W. CORNELL armament measures." he told tanl and Orthodox denomina•>• She said it is both out-of- CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM Peter L (lerety of Newark. FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD AP RellRl.! Hrilrr the comrnittee lions, an "open door' lo their date and dangerous for a 186 Maple Ave Red Bank, 741-1657 oi-/4i. N.J., said both the govern- Also testifying before it minority of humankind lo live Rev Dean Harrison. Pasior, 220 Sycamore Ave, NEW YORK - The open views, Mary Cooper of the Shrewsbury, 741-0048. 10 00 AM Sunday 8376 Services Sat mom g 15 Hebrew School ment and churches should do were the Rev Evagoras Con- in abundance surrounded b\ Registration Call 741-8376 door" to religious leaders in council's Washington office school. Sunday services 11 00 A M and 7 00 more to point up the urgency stantinedas of Indiana, a misery " She also urged with the nation's captiol. a contact says: PM Wed 8PM of helping poor, undeveloped Creek Orthodox representa di.m;il of U.S. military sup- restored by President Ford. areas and of sharing "scarce live, and the Hev Martin l.u •It was no empty promise port lor repressive regimes | METHODIST • | also has come to include ac resources in an inter- ther King Sr . 76. father of the Keligious leaders have mel right and left cess to the halls of Congress BAPTIST dependent world " slain civil rights leader Irequently with various gov- BELFORD UNITED METHODIST The attention there to the The religious leaders also The presence of the reh ernment agencies and con Archbishop (iarrity chair- MONMOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH SBC. Church SI & Campbell Ave John Koch, Minister views and concerns in the re- called for an end to IS mili- ginus leaders typified a pal I'M".-.inn.il committees in that man of a US bishops' com- Rev H,M Grubbs, Pastor. 25 Hwy 35 Eaton- Sunday Morning Worship 11AM Sunday ligious communities was School lor Adults & Children 9 30 A M Wed tary aid bracing up regimes tern revived by the Ford ad period — concerning educa- mittee, also questioned assis- town, 542-5316, 9 45 A M Sunday school Sun. shown recently when Chris- 11 AM. 7 30PM Services Evening Prayer & Praise Meeting 7 30 P M suppressing human rights, ministration Church leaders tion policies, Indochina relu tance lo such repressive re- tian and Jewish officials took MIDDIETOWN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH and Increased efforts to re- say they've had more in gees, energy, immigration gimes, and called for tighter CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH part in hearings about the Mitidletown Lincrolt Road. West of Nut Swamp duce armaments and stop the vitations to the capilol in Ihe and urban affairs, among oth controls on arms sales Rev Roland L Miller. Pastor. 1305 Ealonlown shape of future U.S. foreign Rd Richard L Wilson. Minister Sunday Worship spread of nuclear weapons year he's been here than in er matters. Kabbi Tannenbaum. ciling Brvd . Oceanport 542-2226. 9 45 A M Sunday policy Invited to testify be- School. Sun 11 AM, 7 30 PM (Bible Hour) 10 AM Church School 11 05 A M Classes lor Rabbi Marc II Tenenbaum Ihe previous 10 years annual U S arms sales of S9 ,'i all ages 671 -0707 fore the Senate Foreign Rela- services interreligious director ol the billion to 71 countries, and , linns Committee on key em- They say they'd been vir- The appearances before Ihe UNITED METHODIST CHURCH American Jewish Committee, amaller sales totals by the So phasis should be on "Inter- tually shut off from contact Senate committee in the last FJNMANUH BAPTIST CHURCH 247 Broad St Red Bank. Rolio Michael. Minister 1 said world peace never has viet Union, France and Brit- Sun worship services 9 30 A M and 11 AM dependence" of the world's with the administration under three weeks were at the in- Memorial Pkway at 7th Ave Atlantic Highlands been "more seriously threat- Richard Nixon and in the lat- vitation of its chairman, sen ain, said such arms trade 872-0383 Sunday Church School 9 45 Services Church School 9 30 A M and 11AM countries 11 AM 4 7 30 PM Wednesday. 6 f»M ened than by the current spi ter years of Lyndon Johnson John Sparkman. I) Ala . with made possible 60 military It should center on the in raling arms race and insane although they had had access the hearing focused on the conflicts since World War II FIRST BAPTIST Of RID BANK tcrdependence of the whole hu- proliferation of nuclear weap- 'to Presidents Kennedy and course America should follow "In each of these conflicts, Bible Study 9:45 A M Sunday Worship 11AM man family, the necessity to NAZARENE ons." Eisenhower in the world in years ahead imported weapons were used Gospel Music 7PM Wednesday Prayer 7 30 side with the powerless, and "the very survival of the Recalling that Ford at the l)i Randall called lor a almost exclusively," he said P M 74 Maple Ave Pastor David L Fish" MONMOUTH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE the basic human dignity of all human family depends on a start of his administration new definition of national in- "Those arms have broughl 982 Sycamore Ave . New Shrewsbury. Rev Dale persons." said Claire Rindall. NEW MONMOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH rational approach to arms promised representative nf terest" recognizing that I' S not only violence and destruc- TwyelloM Pastor. 542-5816 Sun School 10 general secretary of the Na- Cherry Tree Farm & New Monmouth Roads, sales as well as on the in- the National Council, in- well-being depends on the tion, but death to more lhan New Monmouth, Rev Donald N Scofield Pas- A M Worship 11AM Eve Service 6PM Wed tional Council of Churches Bible Study 7PM tensification of universal dis cluding most major Proles well-being of other nalions III million people " tor Sunday School for all ages 9 30 A M Morn- ing Worship 10 45 AM Evening Service 7 00 P M Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7 30 P M N0N4EN0MMAT10NAI

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE UNCROFT BIBLE CHURCH A-power use divides clergymen Rev James H Persons Pasfor, 1209 W From •St Lmcrott, 747-1231, Sun Bible School 9 30 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST A M. Sun Services 11AM & 7 P M Wed Eve- NEW YORK (AP) - A temporary delights eventuat- pand plutomum use in in Hut if humanity became lentioni opposing expanded 21) Broad St. Red Bank Church Service & Sun- ning Prayer Service 7 30 P M fateful choice, seen variously ing in doom duslry. plutonim use "seem lo rest on day School — Sun 10AM Wed Eve 815 sensitized lo the alternatives BAYSHORE COMMUNITY CHURCH as offering either "untold But on the other hand, sht fears of people — fears of big P M (Nursery Available Sun & Wed ) Reading II would require a "tech- and was aware that maintain- Room Expo 80 in Red Bank 10-5 Fri 10-9 UUMUN ivnNciuai awsmii CHUUCH good" or "incalcuable evil" adds, it could provide an tin government, big military po- 1 nological paradise' of flaw ing the quality of Iheir UvM James R Galbrealh, DD, Pastor, 185 Ocean for humanity, currently u precedented spur to a new licing, the big bomb ", CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Ave . E Keansburg 787-6199 Sunday Services lessly arranged and univer- depended on It, perhaps being argued among Ameri- level of cultural evolution.' such a stable order would The proposed statement bv 44 Memorial Pf.rkway Atlantic Highlands Church 11 am 8. 7 pm Nursery Provided Sunday School sally heeded controls to pre- 9 30 am Youth Fellowship 6 pm Wed Eve can religious and scientific bringing acceptance of "the eventuate," Prof Maxey said 66 scientists and scholars, Service & Sur, School 11 AM Wed Evening vent such expansion from poi- Bible Study & Prayer 7 30 pm thinkers imposition of a global com still to be acted on by the in Service 8 15 PM Reading Room Wed 12-2 Mining the earth, said Nobel "It's worth considering' PM 7-8 PM Insteal of dividing Ihe two mitmenl to a permanent, terchurch body, sees dangers OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY CHURCH prize-winning physicist Han- Nuclear engineer David J camps, however, it has drawn stable, more just social or that wide-scale use of plum Kenneth Gamble. Pastor, Applelon & Burlington nes Alfven of the I'mversity Hose of the Massachuseiis In- members of each into joint al- der'" M nut in would make it readily Ave, Leonardo 291-2698 Sun School, 9 45 of California stitute of Technology said liances, but on both sides of AM Morning Service, 11AM Prayer Meeting Ihal "certainly is impossible accessible for groups to make EPISCOPAL | 7PM Eve Service. 7 30 P M Bible Study Wed the issue, with philosophical The question was debated Observed biochemist John in the real world." but Ihe po atomic bombs, would require Eve 7.30 P.M ' jabs from scientists and theo- massive government survei at a hearing by the Naluinal I Kdsall of Harvard L'mver- lential benefits justify the COMMUNITY GOSPEL CHURCH logians alike lance threatening civil liber TRINITY EPISCOPAl CHURCH Council of Churches on a pro- wity: "I'm unable lo sec such risks, which are part of any Meeting at Conover Rd School, Colts Neck (off At stake is whether an posed statement by a panel a degree of stability now or major advance lies and would involve dis- Canon Charles H Best, Rector, 65 W Front Sr. Rt 34) The Rev Raymond Ciervo. ministering energy-short world should of scientists, urging a IS posing, of growing amounts of Red Bank, 741-4581 Sunday Services 8AM, Sundays Sunday Service 10AM likely In the near future II Christian elhicist Preston 9 15AM and 11 AM turn lo an immense, repro- moratorium — to allow more would demand a stability ihal Williams of Harvard timer- radioacti\e wastes that risked ducible source of nuclear poisoning Ihe biosphere THE SALVATION ARMY study — on program lo ex- has never existed " sity Divinity School said con ST. GEORGES BY THE RIVER power, the byproduct pluto- Captain Waller Gritfis. Pastor, 20 Riverside Ave , Waterman Ave , Rumson Sunday Service b 00. Red Bank Sun School 945 AM Ser 11AM & iiiuin that can be multiplied 9 30 & 11 15 7PM even as it Is used, lo boost •ETHEL BIBLE CHAPEl continuing economic growth West Front & Applegate Si Middletown Ser- and a richer society. . Church notes 90th year CHRIST CHURCH, SHREWSBURY Founded 1702. Broad (Rt 35) at Sycamore Sun vices Sunday 930 AM Lord's Supper. 11 00 But dangers also reside in Holy Eucharist 8 00: 10 00 Church School (all AM— Family Bible Hours. 7 PM Wed Prayer & Bihi; Stud', 8 P.M — 222-8955 the process, their magnitude in LONG BRANCH - The be in observance of Boy Scout gauueo by in charter mem Thursday prayer meetings, ages) 10 15 dispute 90th anniversary' of the First Sunday, giving recognition to hers It has been on Bath three women's circles, and It could mean a "Fausllan Baptist Church will be ob- the new cub pack sponsored Ave.. between Kmmons and two Bible study groups A CHRIST CHURCH, MIDDIETOWN PRESBYTERIAN bargain," says bioelhics pro served on Sunday al Ihe II by the church I'earl Sts. since Us inception young adult fellowship, which The King's Highway, Middletown Village, 671- lessor Margaret Maxey of the a.m. worship service and al a The church program en- will meet on Friday evenings. 2524 or 741-7704 Eucharists 8 and 10, with child care 9 45 to 11 45, Daily Eucharists Mon- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Of RED BANK University ol Detroit, referr- covered dish supper sched- The Rev. Arthur R compasses a Sunday school, is being organized. day thru Saturday at 9 Atop Tower Hill 9 and 11 AM Divine Worship 9 ing lo the stoned Faust who uled for 6 pm McCauley is current pastor of morning and evening worship In addition to the cub pack, and 11AM Church School 12 15 PM Yeung made a deal with Ihe devil for the church, which was or- services, youth groups. All SAINTS CHURCH Ihe service at 7 IS pm will the church sponsors Brownie Adulis 7 PM Sr High Fellowship infant ca'e Corner ot Navesmh & Locust Ave . Navesink' dunng worship and Junior Ctrl Scout troops 291-0417, fiev HR Sorensen. Rector, Sunday The city's nutritional pro- Services 8 and 10 AM Wed 10 AM Church gram, sponsored by the Sal School 10 AM A NEW VISION vatlon Army under govern- REFORMED ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAl CHURCH ment funding, operates five REFORMED CHURCH OF NEW SHREWSBURY days a week from the church Corner East Sunset & Bridge Ave . Red Bank. CHRISTIAN 747-1039, Rev Fr E.B Scotl, Sun 8 & 9 30 62 Hance Ave , New Shrewsbury, Rev Arthur W AM Holy Euchansl Landon, Pastor 842-8638 Sun Service 10 30 A M (child care provided) Sun Church School 10 30 AM ST. JAMES MEMORIAL CHURCH 69 Broad St. Eatonlown BAM Holy Commu- REFORMED CHURCH OF MIDDIETOWN that nion Service Family Service & Sunday School, 123 Kings Highway. Middletown. Rev Wm w 10 AM Father Thomas Sink officiating Coventry. 671-0965 Sunday School 9 4b A M stills .Vrvi' o A| worship 11AM ST, ANDREW'S REFORMED CHURCH OF KEYPORT turmoil Bay Ave , near Cornwall Highlands, BAM Eu- Warren and Qsborn Streets Rev S T Schoiten To find an inner stillness. charist 10 AM Sgng Euchansl and Churth 264-1198 Sunday School — 9 30 a m Morning School 6 15PM. Folk Mass Worship — 10 45am How often one needs the quiet peace Christ Jesus ST. JOHNS LITTLE SILVER Bayshore Christian saks of! Point Road 741-7886 Sunday Eucharist B & 10 ROMAN CA1H0UC These is a book that can still Wednesday & Holy Days 9 30 The Rev Ronald SCHOOL lears|and uplift hope. This P Jaynes. Pastor CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY is Science and Health Rev Donald E Hickey Pastor,R«)ge & Hance witt^Key to the Scriptures by Rds Fair Haven 741-1714 Sal 5 PM Mass, fary Baker Eddy It helps us LUTHERAN Sun AM Services— 7 30,9. 10. II, 12 PROGRAM OF understand the Bible's SI. CATHARINE'S CHURCH Bayshore Christian ADULT CHRISTIAN EDUCATION message of God's prevailing Rev James T Connell, Pastor. Middletown Hi Holmdel 946-4487, Saturday Mass 5pm. Sun love. It explains how we HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH can yield up human will and A M Masses - 8,30, 9,30. 10 30, 11 30, 12 30 Rev Harold Hombeiger. Pasior 150 River Rd Weekday Mass 9AM / SCHOOL Offers Four trust the divine in every Red Bank. 741-9421-6007 Sunday School and thought and action. Church Service ot Communion bolh at 10 AM ST. GABRIEL'S Rev James T Connell. Pastor, Hwy 79, Marl- You re welcome to come Wed Service ol Communion 10 AM Bible ENROLL NOW - SECOND SEMESTER Class, 10 30 A M Full Lutheran Program boro. 946-4487 Sat Masses. 5-7 30 PM Sun . BIBLE COURSES to our Christian Science — 7. 8, 9, 10 &'11 30 AM 12 30 & 5 PM Reading Room and read Weekday Masses. 7AM BEGINS FEB. 9th WITH CLASSES FROM Science and Health Featuring Professors KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN CHURCH PRE-KINDERGARTEN THROUGH 9th GRADE DR. RALPH BETCH when you need Cherry Tree Farm & Harmony Rds . Middletown UNITED CHURCH Of CHRIST this peace. Services 8 & 10 45 A.M. Sunday School, 9 15 MR. JAMES BJORNSTAD A M Diai-A-Story for Children — Dial 671-3319 OLD FIRST CHURCH, MIDDIETOWN This is an interdenominational private school with high aca- - ti demic standards plus emphasis on Ihe centralily ol Jesus ot Our Established in 1688 69 Kings Highway, Middle- town Village An ecumenical fellowship in full Christ "Ihal in all things He might have Ihe pre- RMdktgRoom LUTHER MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Northeastern Bible College MlMourl Synod communion with Ihe American Baptist Churches eminence," The school is located on Leonardville Rd. blocattdit Sunday School 9 25 A M Worship Service IB 30 816 Tmton Ave., New Shrewsbury The Reverend AM Arthur R Namendort, Minister 671-1905 Leonardo Transportation can be arranged EXPO 80 Donald L Biggs. Pastor. Sunday School & Bible 6 CONSECUTIVE MONDAY EVES Class, 9 00 A M Worship Service. 10 30 A M Corntr Broad 1 Monmouth FEB. 9th-MAR. 15- 7:30 to 9:20 P.M. In UNITY OPEN HOUSE Downtown Rtd Bank LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD Lutheran Church in America. Middletown Rd at. CHRIST CHURCH UNITY For information 9all 291-3111 Hours: Crawford Corner Rd . Holmdel 842-4596 • 671 •' Feb. 8th 3-5 P.M. 1522, Services 10:45 Sun Church School 9:15 603 Third Ave . Asbury Park Rev James C CROYDON HALL Sun Morgan. Mmisler, 775-8474 — Diai-A I li 10-5 Daily I Saturday — 775-8491 Sunday Services 1' 00 A M CALL 201-291-3111 LEONARDVILLE RD.. LEONARDO Fridays 10 A.M.-9 P.M. Wednesday Classes 8 00 P M 8 The Dtfly Register SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1976 > Hadassah presents.' Fashions by Israeli students RUMSON - The Hadassah Israel Kduca ented schooling The Seligsberg Brandeis lion Services Fashion Show will be presented Comprehensive High School. Hadassah Com- by the Red Bank Chapter of Hadassah. the munity College, and Ihe Vocational Guidance Women's Zionist Organization of America. Institute are parts of this project Tuesday at 8:15 p m here in Ihe Social Hall of Special trailing Congregation B'nai Israel, llance and Ridge Hadassah's Sehgsberg Brandeis Com- Roads The public is invited There is no prehensive High School has studenls enrolled charge for admission in four-year courses They receive academic The show provides visual evidence thai studies plus training in one of the following the programs of the Seligsberg Brandeis Com- specialties: arts and crafts, electronics, fash- prehensive High School in Jerusalem are at- ion, fine mechanics (including tool and die tuned to Israeli's need for skilled career-ori- making), laboratory techniques, nutrition, ented graduates who will keep its industries printing, and secretarial skills growing To support this network, which includes a All of the fashions emphasize strong de- student body of MO. Hadassah raises mainte- sign with fine tailoring and IIKIM' made by stu- nance monies of more lhan tl million a year dents are often of fabrics hand-woven and Americans have been responsive to this need painstakingly hand-beaded lo translate on Hadassah Community College has just fin- ental motifs inlo modern designs It look some ished its fifth year of operation Approximate- 35 students in the advanced courses a full year ly 200 students from varied backgrounds were to make Ihe designs, prepare Ike fabrics and enrolled in six departments: medical tech- sew the clothes nology, computer sciences, eleclronics, scien- This show, as were each ol Ihe other an- tific and medical photography, medical secre- nual shows over the lasl quarter cil a cCnlory. tarial skills, and medical records library is vital for the now H45 million a year fashion skills. export industry Israeli fashions arc carried in The Vocational Guidance Institute provides the shore area (iotlcs swimwcar. al Tal- counseling, testing, and training services to Is- sun's, Red Bank, and Vtilhrlmina Dobbins rael's variegated population, more lhan half of Lid , Middletown. and Wysocki synthetic fur whom are Immigrants The Institute is Ihe coats, at Hahne's. Eatontown central occupational information data bank " The HIES Fashion Show is coming direct in Israel, providing information in a variety of from its mosl recent showing in Louisville. languages on job opportunities, courses of Ky The show's '24 ensembles, panl outfits, study and educational institutions in all fields dresses, evening gowns, and casual wear will In addition. Ihe Institute does vocational coun- be modeled by members of Ihe Red Hank seling for people referred by schools, kibbut- Chapter of Hadassah Cayle Fox and Doris zim, and industry In a cooperative inlernship Loigman. Lincroft. Joan Amilay and Anita program with Hebrew and Tel Aviv I'mver- Spector. Tinton Falls. Danielle Berger. Long sities, the Institute is the only agency in Is- Branch. Sandy Blackman. Rumson. and Vicki rael training studenls who wish to become Weismere, Fair Haven vocational counselors Fashion Show rommenlatnr will be Lciira Since the war. new altitudes toward ca- Korb, Colls Neck Fashion show coordinator is reer education have emerged They are al- program vice president Gerry Mcxclblal. Tin- ready reflected in Hadassah's emphasis on ton Falls, assisted by F.Uine Muslim. Divan, training more women for key industrial posts port, Tamara Friedman. Long Branch: Renee and adding more technical and scientific Saltz, Fair Haven; Florence Slone. Kumson. courses. In the Guidance Institute counseling Phyllis Kugler. Little Silver: Diane Meshen services have been enlarged (or new immi- Sports spectacular berg, Red Bank, and Ida Ferber. Linrrnfl grants and handicapped veterans, as well as Cartier cardigan Hadassah Israel Education Services is a for war widows who musl now work and for multilevel comprehensive education nrlwnrk children who have lost fathers or suffered nth- Beaded harem top encompassing the latesl theories of career-ori- er deprivation Mrs. Venskus heads 620-member auxiliary A honey of a mix LONG BRANCH - Mrs iliary, heading an organiza- Mageary of this community, retary, and Mrs Dorothy Olga Venskus, Middletown. is tion of more than 620 mem- who will be elected to Ihe Hoy, Highlands, treasurer. the new president of the Mon- bers serving in 13 branches, MMC board of trustees By BARBARA GIBBONS inch cake pan and allow it to defrost. With your fingertip*, mouth Medical Center Aux She succeeds Mrs. Arleen The installation at West Others taking office at Ihe End Manor was conducted by As a sweetner, honey has more calories than sugar, but stretch the pastry as thinly as pouible to cover the inside ol annual Installation luncheon Robert K Jenkins, MMC duw- it's so much sweeter that you need fewer calories' worth of the cake pan. Trim and discard the excess were Mrs Debbie Rogers. tor of community relations. honey to do the same job sugar would. Stir apples, honey, lemon juke, currants, spice together West Long Branch, first vice Honey really turns on the tangy taste of apples. Here's a and pour into the cake pan.' president; Mrs. Florence Mrs. Mageary. In her an- pair of decalorized sweets for you to try without sugar! Beat smooth in a blender: cottage cheese, egg. milk, sug- nual report, announced the ar substitute salt and vanilla Rnir over apples Bake in a 350- Cramer, here, second vice MHBHMMMHM president; Mrs. Gloria Moro. formation of a new Auxiliary degree oven one hour. Cool. Series 12.131 calories each Monmouth Beach, third vice branch. Your HANDS (for HONEY-APPLESAUCE CAKE president; Mrs Chris Reis- Help Against Newborn SLIM GOURMET ( no eggs!) ner. Oceanport. recording Deaths). The 34-member unit !! cups sifted cake flour secretary; Mrs Clara Berg- has been formed to raise 1 teaspoon baking soda man, here, corresponding sec- money for equipment for the HONEY-APPLE TART 1 teaspoon apple pie spice. OR 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon. OR 1/4 medical center's Regional Stretch an 8-inch single pie crust tn fit a D-inch CAKE pan. teaspoon nutmeg OR 1/4 teaspoon allspice MEMBERSHIP Newborn Center. The top "crust" is formed by Ihe low-calorie high-protein granualated sugar substitute to equal 1/2 cup COFFEE cheese mixture. I teaspoon salt (or butter-flavored salt) LOCUST - Monmouth Another branch, she said, is I frozen 8-inch pie crust 4 tablespoons polyunsaturated margarine County Panhellenic will have now being formed to assist 20-ounce can of unsweetened apples (NOT pie FILLING) one-third cup honey a coffee for new and prospec- the Emergency Room and the 1 cup honey 1 1/4 cup unsweetened applesauce tive members Tuesday at H patient care sections of the 1 tablespoon lemon jice 7 tablespoons raisins Outpatient Department. The p.m in the home of Mrs. Joan 4 tablespoons currants Sift together; flour, soda, pie spice, sugar substitute and nucleus of its membership Fraser, Clay Court. All na- 1 teaspoon apple pie spice salt. Beat margarine and honey until fluffy Add applesauce will be wives of local first aid tional sorority alumnae are 1 cup 99 per cent fat-free cottage cheese and beat well. Beat in sifted ingredients until well blended squad members. invited and may contact Mrs legg Stir In raisins. Pour into an 8-or 9-inch nonstick SQUAKK Fraser for additional informa- 1/2 cup skim milk cake pan which has been sprayed with vegetable coating fur tion. MONTHLY MEETING sugar substitute to equal 4 tablespoons no-fat cooking Bake in a preheated 350-degroe oven about 50 COLTS NECK - The Eve- 1 teaspoon salt or butler-flavored salt minutes. Makes 12,146 calories each. SUPPER UCTION ning Membership Department 1 teaspoon vanilla HAZLET - Cosmopolitan of the Woman's Club of Colts Remove the pie crust', still fro/en, to a straight-sided 9- Associates, an organization Neck will meet Monday at 8 for foreign-born women, will AUXILIARY LEADER - Mrs. Olga Venskus, Mid- P m in Colts Neck Firehouse have a covered dish supper No. 1, HI 537. Members are dletown, new president of the Monmouth Medical and auction Monday It 8 p in asked to bring a handmade JUST ARRIVED . . . Auxiliary, is congratulated by MCC administrator in the Recreation Commission item and two other gifts to be Felix M. Pllla at the annual Installation luncheon Building, Veterans Park auctioned. Guests are wel- In West End Manor, Long Branch. Members may bring guests. come.

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•y Dl. JAMES M. LONG factured evidence. This type of explanation can encourage,children to gain a lack of respect for Host divorces are based on serious grounds, marriage, divorce, and the court system and, ai a result, the individuals suffer from feel- FAMILY COUNSELOR Grtwds revised ings of abandonment, anger, and rejection ) New Jersey recently revised the grounds nee Despite the pain and extreme emotional in- charges of menial or physical cruelly, or adultery. essary to obtain a divorce. Many peopie seem In volvement that accompanies a divorce, only about were charged and not contested, because both par- be unaware of what they are The following should 10 percent are ever contested Apparently, the ties wanted the divorce The following letter rep- be of some help:: length of time it takes to obtain a divorce tends lo resents an example of a couple who apparently — Willful and continued desertion, based on a widen the chasm between the couple and makes a have benefited from a no fault" divorce. For- 22 month, or longer, absence from the home reconciliation very difficult tunately, they have been able to maintain a civil (Proof that one "spouse refuses to cohabitale may A few years ago the New Jersey court system relation. be sufficient cause lo seek a divorce.) established a reconciliation program as an ex- "Dear Dr. Long: — Extreme cruelty, including physical or men periment; but this proved to be unsuccessful "Two years ago my husband and I were di- tal cruelty that endangers the safely of the injured U Is anurUng that there are federal regulations vorced; however, we have maintained a mutual spouse. (J months) governing transportation, commerce, criminal ac- and respectful relationship Most divorces continue —Separation that is maintained (or IK or more tions, and other areas which vitally affect our to breed anger and contempt between the former consecutive months, with no reasonable ex- daily lives; but when it comes lo divorce, each husband and wife, which also causes problems (or pectation for reconciliation. state assumes its own jurisdiction Because of the the children. — Drug habituation, or habitual drunkenness varying requirements for a legal divorce, anyone (12 months). with the required money can find a slate that will "The breakup of our marriage was not based on — Institutionalized for mental illness for 24 or accept his particular grounds infidelity, or any ol the other reasons that make a more consecutive months What is needed is a national, uniform code to marriage go wrong. It was simply a case of our — Imprisonment for 18 or more consecutive expedite divorce in j, lawful manner to eliminate not loving each other and our feeling that a love- months. collusion, chicanery, and sometimes perjury less relationship was not rewarding We were able — Deviant sexual conduct Probably the major obstacles that prevent this are to gain our divorce under the "no fault" clause. — — Adultery In only two of the eight grounds the political, moral, and cultural regional differ- "Happily divorced" (adultery and deviant sexual conduct) is a time pe- ences between the slates In the case of the letter witter, the children were riod not necessary for a divorce action 'Faill' Darlrtae eliminated from a legal involvement when the Divorce is society's way to terminate a marit- In recent years, there has been an effort in grounds for the divorce were established al relationship that has deteriorated The manner some of the states to eliminate part of the recrimi- in which a divorce is accomplished contributes to PATRIOTIC PERSONS — Doing a little mood-making for Tuesday's noon Often, in order to form a case, children are nations previously based on one's guilt. Under the future relationships When children are involved, it luncheon. "Our Spirit of 76,". sponsored by the Red Bank Catholic High asked to take sides. A child's guilt at having to be "fault" doctrine, it was necessary to establish the usually means that a divorced couple will find it School PTA ore Victoria Schweers, 8, Red BonV, (otherwise known as Bet- opposed to one parent may have repercussions guilt of one spouse against the other While under necessary to have some type of contact. Hopefully, sy Ross) and Tommy McManus, 10, Little Silver, (alias George Washing- later ton), whose mothers, Mrs. Thomas Schweers and Mrs. Thomas McManus, the "no fault" procedure, proof has to be estab- this can be accomplished with a minimum amount head the committee for the party that will take place In Shore Casino, At- lished that the marriage is no longer workable and Another problem under the guilt doctrine (pri- of hostility. lantic Highlands. Mrs. Paul Klernan Jr., Westwood Ave.,Long Branch, or that there is no chance for a reconciliation. or to "no fault") occurred when the parent who Dr. LMg will be aappy to answer an> qurs Mrs. Robert E. Norton, Park Ave., Elberon, may be contacted for reserva- The "no fault" requirement has helped to agreed to be found guilty had lo explain to in- Unas directed lo aim by mail In rarr of The Daily tions for the event, at which a collection from Belmar Fashion Corner will eliminate the lying and collusion previously associ- quiring children that the grounds of the divorce Register, Oie Register Plan. Shrewsbury. YJ. be modeled. ated in divorce proceedings. Often trumped-up were not actually true, but were based on manu- •7711. (onfldf nll.liiv will be respected. Stale life leads to calamitous situation

Dear Ann Landers Don I married man who has a nui> Into a fantastic love affair my new daughter-in-law and That really hurl me. Ann tell me I'm in a mess. 1 knou wife and three children He and now I am pregnant He invited her to have lunch with What should I do about this SEASHEUS, ETC It What I need Is sane advice never ran down his wife to doesn't know about my condi- me I wanted to get to know problem? I'm sure she misun- • Worldwide Specimens on how to handle the mess so me — it's Just that their lite tion and I don't think I should ANN LANDERS her better. She said she derstood. - New York Pop- It will be less hurtful and grew stale and I came along tell him. wasn't feeling up to it In-Law • Shell Mirrors damaging to others at a time when he needed a of the man I love, but also be- I would be writing to you. but My son called that same Dear Pop: I assume you set • Plants & Shell Planters Another man I've been I became involved with a lift Well, the "lift" develODcd cause It might be my last I have a very serious prob- night and told me to slop pes- your son straight. If you • Shell Craft Kits seeing for over a year (no chance to get pregnant. (I'm lem. tering his wife. He said she didn't you should have. And • Shell Flowers sex, just a great pal) would in my middle 31s.) What My only son just married a needs time for herself and now that you know how they love to marry me but I've • Gem Shell Jewelry should I do? — Anguished pretty girl named Linda can't be bothered with my feel about your desire to be- been stalling because of You • Unusual Shell Candles RANMEY SCHOOL Dear Anguished: II your About a week ago I phoned "nonsense." come better acquainted, be Know Who. 1 feel certain my Opwt Sat*, a Holiday. "pal" will marry you even careful about doing or saying pal would marry me even (14 River M. — 2nd Floor though you are pregnant with Sorority to hear unit's executive anything that might be mis- (FULLY ACCREDITED) though I am pregnant by Fair Haven, N.J. 741-6333 another man's child, you're interpreted. someone else. I want this RED BANK - W. Roy Gary Tonkin. 28 Elm Place shot full of luck. Lady. This is 235 Hope Rood child desperately, Ann. not Cowen, associate executive Helping this association is the not what I'd call your com- only as a lifelong "souvenir" director of the Monmouth service project of the chap- New Shrewsbury, New Jersey mon, everyday -variety fellow Unit, New Jersey Association ter. for Retarded Children will I see no reason to tell that On Feb. 18 the chapter will married man Whose wife and speak to members of Xi Al- Grades K-1 in Rumson join the other area chapters HANDS kids got "stale" that you are pha Sigma of Beta Sigma Phi in the home of Miss Roberta having the child It's enough at its meeting Feb. 10 at 8 Grades 2-12 in New Shrewsbury Faye, Red Bank, for a party. sponsors that "Pal" knows. In fact, p.m. in the home of Mrs. stay a million miles away Transportation is available from the guy.jAny lies would blood drive complicate your life tremen- U)Nt; BRANCH - MonmouuV dously — and his. as well WE DELIVER Medical Center Auxiliary. Your HANDS (help against Dear Ann Unders: In all Chicken Delight Call 542-4777 to arrange for newborn deaths), is having a my 82 years, 1 never thought blood drive tomorrow from 10 ol Long Branch totting and interview am to noon in Monmouth Me- Y tus» new Delivery Policy dical Center Auxiliary Hall. DANCE CUSSES Third and Bath Ave. All blood ENROLL TO: SHtfWSBUftr - donated will be used to help infants in the Regional New- NOW! FT. MONMOUTH born Intensive Care Unit. Red Bank Hardware Monmouth Medical Center. IAUET, UP, TOE, TWINING mm sum • AOOMTKSAND Persons unable to donate «D BAHK • MJMSON - /• phased to announce the addition ol a GYMNASTICS complete line of that day, may go to the Mon- HI* HAVIH I mouth County Blood Bank at MODEM JAZZ CHICKEN Monmouth Medical Center, HIGHLANDS the second'Thursday of any Decorative Hardware SPECIAL CLASSES FOR $ month from & to 8 p.m. to do- TOTS 2 fo 5 YEARS JJLUUili 5.00 Minimum Order In BRASS, PEWTER, PORCELAIN nate, and indicate that blood Orders Will Leave on the Hour Daily from andLUCITE be credited to your EXPttT INSIMCTION HANDS Auxiliary account. 5 pm •» pm to suit every decorative need. Please eat within three hours n Sat. * Son. from 12 am » pm before donating. We Invite you to come In and tee these EXKMDKED TEACHERS So for ouFcfttus Delicious CHICKEN FaBS, SHRIMP i FISH exclusive custom lines. WADED CUSSES Call: DANCING Decorators Welcome CHICKEN DELIGHT only miloU* ot ltd lank Hardwire SCHOOL OF DANCE 229-3001 30 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK WE ARE OPEN FOR LUNCH SPEEDY PICK-UP ONLY 31 E. Front St. lid (Nut to Horn* on Monmwtfi St.) 571 Broadway Long Branch 747-9552

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•BOOKS • TELEVISION ni •MOVIES •»i\iv;oi r fQ •COMMKVr • 11 (III II11 s FOR YOUR WEEKEND \X~2 • Ml SIC Victor Borge to star in MCAC benefit

By CAROL JACOBSON Dr Feinswog explained diences as he plays portions of a variefy of musk using the instrument as a tool (or jokes and serious Instrumental per "We need volunleers lo help us sell tickets and we need

RED BANK — Victor Borge, one of the world's most ver- someone lo underwrite Ihe evening's expense so we"can clear fOrm nC satile artists, will play a benefit performance for the Mon- enough profil to do both things, " he added. "We're looking for Mr Borge heard Miss Mulvey sing al the Candlewood mouth County Arts Council at 8:30 p.m.. Sunday. March (1, at money from the business community as well as community Theatre in New Fairfield. Conn, several years •«••«" the Monmouth Arts Center support lo see thai the council and the theater survives in this been a member of the Victor Borge Company ever since ap Tickets are available at the center's box office next to the area." peanng with him and Ihe National Symphony Orcneslra , theater, 100 Monmouth St. A (1 million campaign by MCAC lo renovate Ihe Iheater Mr Borge last appeared in Monmouth County when he was scratched soon after the theater purchase due to Ihe eco- performed in the Ocean Grove Auditorium in August 1973 be- nomic slump The council operates Ihe theater as part of their fore a capacity audience operating budget. Featured with him. UDL\ again, will be Marilyn Mulvey. a Dr. Feinswog noted that $3,000 worth of tickets have al- coloratura soprano who has performed with the Metropolitan ready been sold Ticket categories include sponsors -1100. pa- Opera National Company and with many major orchestras. irons-150, and regular tickets - (10 and 16. This is the first time since MCAC purchased the old Carlton Mr. Borge has entertained audiences all over Ihe world Theatre in 1973. thai the council has planned a benefit per- He's appeared on stage, in films, cm television and early radio formance. when he appeared with Bing Crosby's Kraft Music Hall in Ihe I)r Bertram FeUliWOg and Robert Buchsbaum. bolh of '40s. Rumson, are cochairmen of this special event They are At 65, he continues to bring Ihe same satire and musical MCAC board members. lalenl lo the stage he's purveyed fur more than 35 years. UNMELANCHOLY' DANE - Beloved planlst-so- lit Keinswog has been Iheater chairman for the Mon- Born in Denmark in 1909 he's been honored by his home- tlrlst Victor Borge, who has performed In both the moulh Arts Foundation for 12 years, bringing an imposing list land and in Sweden and Norway and as an American citizen concert halls and nightclubs In most capitals of the of entertainers to this area annually M AK is one of the more here Mr Borge arrived in t hi' I ruled States in 1840 unable to world, will appear in a benefit performance March than 30 arts organizations that belong to MCAC. speak English and penniless 21 at the Monmouth Arts Center, Red Bank. The - NOTICE - "With the funds from this benefit. Ihe council will help un- His one-man show, which began in 1953. in Seattle, Wash. Danish-born artist's appearance is being staged to derwrite the costs of Ihe Sunday Sampler Series (or children eventually made history on Broadway As a conductor he's re- benefit the Monmouth County Arts Council, which and senior citizens at the center this winter The council will ceived critical acclaim in Europe and North America. Be aware that all citizens are operates the center. also make some immediate improvements in the theater." His humorous antics at Ihe piano are well known to au- cordially Invited to conw and DINE and DANCE Enjoy a suberb dinner from our City restaurateur began 26 years ago fabulous all new international menu Dance to the music of the metfy By ANN Hill Mill Ihe shore area's popular din Club for catered affairs 1949, when he first opened ,the single-ownership businesses in for Monmoulh College. Ihe JERRY KAY TRIO Many private functions and doors of Ihe West End Manor the city Shadow Lawn Building and LONG BRANCH - Twenty- ing spots. Kn » OOpm-Sai 9 JO p m city government events are that it was one of only two Mr. llvento noted thai while Loan Association and Ihe six years ago, Charles Ilvenlo Located al 656 Ocean Aw . ENTREES FROM » 85 also handled through Ihe Wesl restaurants of its kind in the he maintained a restaurant in New Jersey National Bank opened the doors of the West Ihe West End Manor is open LUNCHEON FROM U » area. Jersey Cily prior to 1949 hi' He Is a past president ol the Knd Manor with six tables, a for luncheons and dinners Knd Manor, Three major alterations lat- always vacationed at rite Lung Branch Exchange *'lub 12-foot bar. two restrooms from noon lo 10 p m daily ex- The restaurant can handle er (with all the alterations de- shore during Ihe summer and Ihe Unlco club He is the Red Bank and no customers cepl Mondays catered affairs for 200 guesls Highway 35 signed to increase Ihe sealing months. president for Ihe Greater Twenty-six years later. II- II can seat an additional 200 As evidence of his (ailh in capacity) Ihe Wesl End Man- The senior Mr llvento Long Branch Chamber of vento's Wesl End Manor is in its regular dining rooms Long Branch, owner Charles or remains one of the longest serves on the advisory boards. Commerce. thriving in the heart of the In 1973 Charles llvento was llvento and his son. Joseph named to the 40-year honor West End section of Long who manages Ihe restaurant Branch roll of Hie Beverage Retailers have revealed their intenlinns Association DINE IN ITALY TONIGHT The place has changed within Ihe nrar future to ex- some since ils opening in De- pand the establishment to in- Although he acknowledges cember of 1949. The bar is clude even larger banquet fa- that the summer and Irack ITALIAN OPERA now U shaped Ihe six tables cilities seasons are responsible for EVEN WED. 7 TO II Ml have spread to four dining The West End Manor cur- his annual business peak. Mr PRESENTS rooms and a banquet room rently accommodates many llvento maintains that Long KEN HITCHNER AT THE PIANO And Ihe void of customers has civic groups, including Ihe Branch has changed lo an all- "THE certainly been filled, making Rolary Club. Ihe Chamber of year-round community. THURS.-tm.-5AT. EVENINGS the West End Manbr one of Commerce and Ihe Exchange He recalled that, back in MAD TEA PARTY" & "THE COME ABOARD 3 LITTLE PIGS" AND PARTAKE FROM FEB. 7 & 14 LONG JOHN'S FABULOUS NEW at 1 p.m. TICKETS LIFEBOAT APPETIZER BAR X Children *1 Every MON., TUES., FRI. t SUN. 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In a letter to the lax au- work," Bergman wrote in his has taken care of my lai re- (AP) - Swedish him dirwior piUI, the Royal Dramatic The prosecutor's office said and took the 57 year-old Berg failing lo declare earnings of thorities, published in pan. defense turns I don't care aboul mon- Ingmir Bergman, charged Thtaler said Wednesday at least five prominent adore man to a police station (or in- (120.000. prosecutor Curl Bergman stated that he is in- nocent of accusations that he In a newspaper interview ey. I'm satisfied as long as I with Ui evasion and faring Friends said he broke down and actresses were also impli- terrogation He was ques- Dreifeld said set up his Swiss production he staled: "I'm an artist, not have enough lor my living " trial, hai suffered a nervous as the resull ol formal cated in the tax fraud case tioned for five hours and then Last month a court ac- breakdown and been admitted released, but his passport was quitted him of similar company with the intent of charges of tax evasion being The prosecutor's office with- taken from him charges of lax fraud in 1961 channeling funds into it from held their names but said nnr 1KB to 1174 to evade taxes of Sweden's most (amnus ac- The travel ban was lifted Friends of Bergman said he "I have had plenty of chan- SPECIAL tresses was arrested on sim- Wednesday after he was for broke down after being ar- ces to move abroad But I ilar charges for dealings with mally charged rested at the theater and noli have shown over the years OF THE WEEK Bergman's liquidated Swiss If convicted of intentional fied of the new charges They that both politically and mor Served 5 pm to 1 am film company tax fraud. Bergman risks a said his lawyer, who was ally I found Ihe paying of Police Interrupted a rehear- sentence from a few months charged at the same lime, had taxes lo be a natural sal of August Ntrindberg's up to two years in jail He is handled his tax returns and duly . .. What has happened CHICKEN "Death Dance" at the Hnval charged with having turned in other economic matters is painful and degrading and Francd FrtM a Coleslaw MOM. Shrimp (L Scallops Fra Davot •ammo WITH TUIS. Veal 1 Peppers w /Spaghetti MS OLASS OT WIN! WED. Chopped Sirloin Steak MS e Peasant" the underworld and she erupt even I Eden. BYOQA FOR HEALTH 0R LTO TELL THE TRUTH hsa become the target ol facilities for all occasions $Q95 ABC EVENINQ NEWS an assassin. 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NAVESINK - John Karlin burg, South Africa Sym- has performed organ recitals and Eleanor Btnoist, both of phonies and was a member of at Si Paul's Chapel. Columbia I.iK-ust, will join Avron Twer the Capetown String Quartel University, and recently RED CARPET THEATftlf dowsky, Teanrck. in a i 30 He also was first violinist played duo piano with Her- p.m. Candlelight Concert. with the Colonial Little Sym- bert Burtis at a Carnegie Hall awn concert Sunday, al All Saints' Me phony. Mr. Karlin was the in- lONCWAMCH miirial Episcopal Church spiration behind this concert Mr. Twerdowsky is a cellist Known as the Hartshorn? Eleanor Benoisl, (Mrs. Her- who has loured with the Kroll ¥Iiri1MH.mWI.U1.Wl.LM Trio, they will perform to- bert Lmdley) will play the pi- String Quartet He has played NfH UldHIl gether and individually ano. She is a professional mu as a member of WQXR and Mr Karlin is a violinist He >ician, performing solo and CBS String Quartets and was was the former soloist with "chamber music recitals here principal cellist with Ihe Bal- 'iir******** the Capetown and Johannes and in New York City. She let Russe de Monte Carlo iiiiimim Mrs Hubert Lloyd. Belknap Lane, Rtmson, is in charge of Cinemas 1& 2* HAZLET tickets (It was reported this K-MART SHOPPING PLAZA.RT.JS • 7J»-96t7 week that tickets were sold I.O. CARDS REQUIRED WHERE APPLICABLE Adult, youth out) Ticket sales will benefit Ihe iJiO CI"H bulkling fund campaign for the I MI AI rtl preservation and restoration 1 of these historic buildings units to have The church, the redory and MUSICAL FAMILY - The Richard Levlne family of Middletown will con- the parish house and carriage tribute traditional, ethnic, country and contemporary tunes to the third an- shed were designed by Rich- nual New Jersey bluegrass variety night Saturday in Engllshtown. Stand- ard Upjohn in 1*64 and are ing are Dr. Richard Levlne on guitar and son Dovld Levlne, who plays joint recital now a Registered Historic fiddle and mandolin. Seated are Mrs. Marlene Levine on autoharp and son Site. Matty Levlne on dobro guitar. l.ITTLR SILVER - Music schools in the area donate the will be in the air tomorrow as use of their music facilities LAST DAT - •MAIM WISH" The masterpiece • the New'Jersey State Orches- for rehearsal I tra and Ihe Community Youth The 7:45 p.m. concert is "(HI lOMMJI TUO of bizarre lone (*) Orchestra combine in a con- open to the public. There will that stunned Frame. umnotlT STARTS SUNDAY! Middletown family cert al iti-ii Bank Regional be no admission charge. High School. Music Makers Many n-gional students art- Theatres members of the youth orches- will play tomorrow tra which Is made up of 70 IWALTER MATTHAU \ high school musicians from ( I AMERICAN ihe shore area Featured are MIDDLETOWN - The Richard I.evine fiddle and mandolin and son Matty on dobro OEOROB BURNS "K5 Lynne Beach, Lydla Nllsen family of II Carnegie Court, moving spirits guitar, with I'etcr C.rubhs backing up on gui- "THE GRAF1TTI and former Hed Bank Region- 7*1 • Ml behind the township's eight successful Kolk tar. al High School vocal instruc- SUNSHINE SAT. • SUN. Festivals in Hodman Park, will perform as a The Knglishlown Music Hall is open tor Robert Spencer. BOYS" 1*1,7:41» MS musical group tomorrow at the third annual weekends for bluegrass performances Srhrd- 7iH-f.ll New Jersey bluegrass variety night al 8:30 in uled to perform are Ihe Hutchison Hrnthi'rs Murray Class will direct Al Wots $1.50 the Englishtuwn Music Hall. Water 61 tonight, Lewis l.ond*m and Ihe Pine furu'rs Ixilh orchestras in Schubert's NOT SINCE UVE STORY. The Levines' musical output ranges from I'Vb 13, the Buffalo Call on Feb 14. John "Unfinished Symphony." THE OTHER SIDE I* old-time fiddle music through traditional Irish Hartford with Hickory Wind on Feb 15. Larry "The music is not easy for a THE MOUNTAIN •IUH11 tunes and American country music to contem- Sparks and Ihe Lonesome Ramblers on Fob youth orchestra lo perform," 170-2700 747-0333 411-2277 porary material The group consists of I)r 20, the King's Countrymen on Feb 21. the Mr (ilass .said, "but I think * M t Sal SjW 1 Richard Levine on guitar and concertina. Mrs Central Park Sheiks Feb 27 and Del McCoury tin public will be surprised " r Marlene Levlne on autoharp, son David on and the Dixie Pals on Fc'b 28 The hour concert will in- " • • •' • tiimmimi clude music by both Ameri- LMilil can and loreign composers "SHAMPOO" | "UK MY 7:30-9:10 A product of Mi Glass1 in- FATHIt terest in having the youth of SAT. TOLD ME" the shore area share in a mu- "Blackbird" 1:30 7:30 9:30 7:30-9:10 • TMIIIH sical experience together, the •OTMFIAT 74S-MS TOWN MI! SUN. SAT.-SUM. youth orchestra was almost un«i» 1:30 5:30 1:30-7:30 soley supported by him when „ "THE MAN WHO | MIOMITOWN | it began three years ago. Now »7I 1010 7:30-9:30 9:30 \\n TIME llburf Park.-HB iSJJ WEEK SUN. 2 PM ROBT SHAW • 1.50 "TAKING Of . KIHAM 1-2-3' ATLANTIC CINEMA *'IIN'K HI0HI1ND'. 7*1 OH1 BARGAIN CINEMA 341 «JS*3IMEE noun ,4 I EVERY SAT. 1 AIL SEATS SUN. 2 P.M. T: Lies My IAMB CAAN - lOIWl o ™ HI KILLER, EUTI Father THE MOVIE'S MMCTOH PIUS - WA11H KAItHAU PHILIP T.MIXLEM JR., TAKING Of niHAM 1-2-3 KNOWS HOW TO MAKE A MOVIE...' •fitt R«hN 1 POST

CONCERT IN CITY — The trio, "Maestri dl Cantl," will perform at St. PLUS — 2nd HIT Luke's Methodist Church, Long Branch at 4 p.m. Sunday. Barbara Mount, THEY PROTECT US FROM THE ENEMY at piano, will accompany the vocalists, Kathe Schoenberg, left, Ralph BUT WHO PROTECTS US FROM THEM > Brown and Ruth Heaman Brown, all of Freehold Township. The first drama to win a Pu- litzer Prize was Jesse Lynch m Ensemble's concert WiUiants's "Why Marry?" a starring VERONICA MELON - GEORGE HAWKS three-act comedy. is scheduled tonight CAAN' mummwmiwmtn INCOLOR JEWISH ROBERT HOLMDEL - The Mon- will be Ihe presentation of SINGLES DANCE works for smaller groups ol mouth County Wind En- SUNDAY FER. 8, 1976 8 PM DUVALL semble will be featuring Her- instruments. t%ov»! ^^ HOLIDAY bert Blayman, solo clarinet of Members of the woodwind Holiday Inn ol Livingston and the Metropolitan Opera Or- section of the ensemble will 550 W. Mount Pl.nanf Avt (NOUTf aie WIIT) SHOWS STARTS chestra, at its concert perform pieces by Strauss LMngtton, N.J 'Taking of Pelham tonight. and Stravinsky. A can/on by Gabrieli, and the premiere of LIVE DISCO MUSIC Mr. Blayman will be per- a quintet for brass by Nor- JEWISH SINGLES One Two Three'» forming the Weber Con- man Hart, who is the bass P.O. Boi 196, Hihwiy, NJ 070(5 certino. The Ensemble will clarinetist with the ensemble. also play works by William will be performed by mem ITMTI WIUrilSDAT, ril. 11 Schuman, Gordon Jacob, and bers of the brass section. MOWM C. SCOTT IM *THt ritMDlMBURO" 1 Joseph Haydn An innovation The concert will be al Why Is everyone after Ilolmdel High School. Craw- Joint concert ford Corners Road. here. Tickets are available at the door. Discount tickets are is tomorrow also available lo students and LONG BRANCH - Stu senior citizens dents from 2! Monmoulh and Because he's Ocean County high schools will present their annual All- Sam Spade, Jr. ...and Short Choral Concert at 8 p.m. his falcon's worth a fortune! 493-2277 tomorrow in Uing Branch Ju- KIDDK SHOW (At. 1 SUN. W.it End. LOM Br.n(h Whit. Street, Rid Ink 35tP*tlReW nior High School. TheUfe'andTlme«of 'Chiltf Harold H. Oyan. director of choral music in Long Branch GRIZZLY High School, is conductor, ac- companied by Mrs. Elinor ADAMS "A couple of shining Liney, director of choral mu- -ALtO- nainooauH J ^.ri., N*. Mf(g(( hours. Matthau and \- f sic in Monmoulh Regional "STONE AOE ROMEOS" !• UHn MOO ?s"'« Burns give the performances . High School •IT. Wl. I Vm. 1 f JL of their lives. *«» Included in the all-Ameri- can program are selections by "Matthau at the top William Billings, Aaron Copl- THE KILLER ELITE' of his form. and and Halsey Stevens. Wil- Burns....keenly funny liam Amis, Ocean Township -VINCfNT CAN8V High School student, will per- THETAKIMIS DF PELHAM HME TVVII THREE form the trumpet solo in the Walter Matthau & "Magnificat" by Halsey Ste- George Burns vens. Of special Interest on /STMIHMOn #2 the program is the closing work, "Song of Democracy" by Howard Hanson. Weekend Television Listings SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY FEBRUARY 6 1976 The DWIy RegfatCT 13 SATURDAY 6:57 QQBICEN. MINUTES HflRBORUTE QLOWELL THOMAS Claude Brialy, Gerard SUNDAY AFTERNOON dner. A realistic portrayal • Narrator Di Owen B •1930" Blain A shy, honest AFTERNOON about Australians facing NIK Mil ( \Nl\n 7 30QEYEON country boy comes to the12:00 QNEWSMAKERS Kiernan 5:00 H0PE DESERT certain death by radio- QONBC NEWS UPDATE "You Cant Go Home Sorbonne to study law ORELIQION IN REVIEW active air pollution from a Bob Hope. Jim Simpson Again " J j Gonzalez and moves in with his A one - minute summary QEASTSIDE COMEDY nuclear explosion that has of the latest news and Jay Randolph will reports on the so called urbane. sophisticated destroyed the rest of the "Newyoncans" - Puerto Smart Alecks" 11942) Leo 9:00 QQKOJAK provide the commentary cousin. world. Ricans who are returning Gorcey, Bobby Jordan QQNBC SUNDAY from the semi-final round 9:15 CLASSIC THEATRE 4:30 BBWIDE WORLD OF Jo live in Puerto Rico after The East Side Kids hunt a MYSTERY MOVIE live from the Indian Wells 9:30 QCDBOB NEWHART SPORTS years of living in New 81 convict to prevent the "Mallory' Arthur Mallory. Country Club at Palm National Finals Rodeo York Bob develops a execution of an innocent a once - successful at- Desert. Cal. "psychological problem" from Oklahoma City, SLEUTH man. torney, destroyed by NATIONAL QPRICE IS RIGHT when his receptionist Oklahoma, and the by Anthony Shatter QASSIGNMENT OOISSUES I AN- public opemion but ROQRAPHICS decides to resume her International Cliff Diving Topic Heart Diseases SWERS subsequently vindicated "Voyage ot the Bngantme college career at night Championships from and Research QH0URJ0F POWER by the bar. is appointed lo Starring BOB WALDRON • BOB CLARKE Yankee" Acapulco. Mexico QHIQH ROLLERS school and become a IQEYE ON delend a young man OQWIDE WORLD OF psychologist. 5:00 QPICTURE FOR A SUN. framed by his uncle, |NEW CANDID CAMERA QBLACK PERSPECTIVE Dinner-Theatre Every Thursday. Friday. Salurday. Sunday JAGRONSKY & CO. QHEE HAW ID YOGA I YOU AFTERNOON imprisoned, and then US Grand Prix Motocross Guest. George Jones "A Haunting We Will Go' JWORLD OF SURVIVAL (DROLLER GAME OF charged with committing IN THE AZTEC ROOM Motorcycle Championship t:00 film THE JEFFERSONS QUBERACE THE WEEK (1942) Stan Laurel. Olivei a homicide while in |ail. RESERVATIONS CALL and the World Hardy The zany duo mee1 Dinner 7 PM - Curtain S 30 PM IQEMEROENCY CQMUSIC PLACE (QBOWLING QLAWRENCE WELK Sunday! — I PM 1 7 30 PM 671-2140 Welghtlllting Cham- jratelul" A couple 10:00 OCQCAROL BURNETT ©AMATEUR WRESTLING up with a couple o< QQXII WINTER pionships from Moscow rescued by the SHOW ffiORUM CORPS IN- ghosts. OLYMPICS featuring competition paramedics are so eager The Family Show" TERNAL QBIQ PREVIEW Coverage of today's between the US and the to show their appreciation QWEEKEND NEWS 11:11 {QCOLLEGE WRESTLING "Night Passage" (1957) events. iSee 2 30 p.m.) Soviet Union that they soon get In the 10:15 OCELEBRITY TENNIS 12:25 QCH. 2 NEWS James Stewart, Audie ©BLACK PRIDE QU.F.O way. 10:30 QBLACK NEWS 12:30 QPUBLIC HEARING Murphy. Danger rides the QQEQMASTERPIECE "Children's theater "The Man Who Came QDEPARTMENT S QfJMEETTHE PRESS rails as a young engineer THEATRE Back" QQALMOST ANYTHING In the Old West learns his GOES QSAT. NEWS "NEWS „ Upstairs. Downstairs: at its best!" tDGILLIGANS ISLAND DIRECTIONS brother is part of a gang HOme Fires' Gregory, GRANGERS HOCKEY 0TO BE ANNOUNCED QMISTER ROGERS BOOKBEAT about to steal the train now a sergeant on his "Rangers vs. Detroit Red 10:45 QOEPARTMENT S IDBLACK PERSPECTIVE he Common Soldier of payroll. way to the Iron, returns to Wings" 10:50 ©FILLER 5:30 Ql DREAM OF JEANNIE the Civil War" by Bell I. Eaton Place OCHILLER THEATRE 11:00 OOOCDNEWS ©ELECTRIC CO. Wiley EVENING 9:30 ©FOCUS: N.J. The Lodger" (1944) Laird QTHE SAINT ©WOMAN "Wonderful War" QTHE WAY IT WAS 10.00 Q©BRONK FREEDOM TRAIN Cregar, Merle Oberon. A 1:00 QPAT COLLINS SHOW 6:00 QQQNEWS EVENING couple rent a room to a QTHE HONEYMOONERS The Minister ol a QADVENTURE THEATRE QPOSITIVELY BLACK 6:00 QWORLD OF SURVIVAL new boarder whom The $99,000 Answer" Caribbean country is QQRANDSTAND QSHIRLEY BASSEY The story of Harriet Tubman "Countdown to Disaster' Scotland Yard suspects Is (DSOUNDSTAOE marked for assassination A special three - hour SHOW lMISSION IMPOSSIBLE Jack Ihe Ripper, the brutal I Blues Summit in by a wealthy businessman 1 edition leaturing a look With Paul Anka. A musical and The Underground Railroad murderer who is Chicaao" (R) with underworld con- fover's Knot" back at the most entertainment special with terrorizing all London. 11:15 nections GRACING - Aqueduct memorable monents of "The Establishment." ©SOUNDSTAQE ONEWS QWEEKEND NEWS "Lucky Draw" handicap lor the 1975 World Series QXII WINTER Blues Summit In SOUUNDSTAQE ©PUERTO RICAN NEW Sunday Feb. 8, 2 p.m. three year olds and up, QFIVE STAR MOVIE Chicago" The best blues 11:30 QMILLION $ MOVIE R YORKER with a purse ol $50,000 1 Wh'te Heat" (1949) James YMPIC GAMES artists In the world gel ©BILL MOYER'S NEWS "Weekend ol Terror" Cagney. Virginia Mayo. A Coverage ol today's together to pay tribute to JOURNAL STAR TREK 11970) Robert Conrad, ruthless gangster has a events. Monmouth Arts Center 8 Muddy Waters. ©NOVA Mr. Spock's brain Is Carol Lynley. Two young mother complex, but to all ©LAST OF THE WILD A Desert Place (Rl transplanted to a metal ©ADAMS CHRONICLES kidnappers search lor a others around him, he's a "Race for Lile" 'Red Bank 10:30 QSPORTS EXTRA box with an absolute "Chapter Three: John girl who resembles their heartless killer. ©©BLACK JOURNAL surgical perfection. Adams, Diplomat" hostage who was ac- 6:30 QflpCBS NEWS QN.Y.P.D. All Seats $2.00 OSUPERSTARS (BEHAVIORAL 1:17 OQNEWS UPDATE cidentally killed. QQNBC NEWS "The Patriots" (ticket discount books available) THE CHAMPIONS EVOLUTION A one minute summary of OSATURDAY MOVIE IS 8 QVISIONS ©SUBURBAN CLOSEUP •! "The Seven Minutes ' Pan American Track and SJIT IS WRITTEN A Sunday Sampltr 76 event QNEWS JFIRINO LINE the latest news. Sponsored by the Monmouth County Arts Council (1971) Wayne Maunder. Field Games from Mexico ©SPACE 1999 10:45 OEMMY AWARDS 6:30 QQCBS NEWS • 0OQQMARY TYLER and the Monmouth County Park System Marianne McAndrew. A City and National AAU "Another Time. Another QIT TAKES A THIEF QQNEWS MOORE young man accused ol Luge Doubles Cham- Place" QQXII WINTER OQNBC SAT MOVIE OPEN MIND raping a coed Is alleged to pionships from Lake ©SJWORLO PRESS OLYMPIC GAMES "Rio Lobo" (1970) John IT IS WRITTEN have been under the Placid. New York. ©WALL STREET WEEK S Wayne. Jorge Rlvero. A 11:00 QQOOQ© QTHE BIG PREVIEW influence of a por- THE CITY ffllMAGENES former Civil War officer QABE "The Incredible Shnnkino nographic book. SUNDAY AFTERNOON l:O0 QQWMINU11S Man" (1957| Grant Irees Ihe Texas town of IBs IT TAKES A THIEF GRACING FROM OVIE QOTHE WONDERFUL 8"The Funeral is On Williams. Randy Stuart. Rio Lobo from a band ot MO' ROOSEVELT "One Million B.C." (1940) WORLD OF DISNEY Mundy" Alter being caught In a carpetbaggers and settles ©SAT. LATE MOVIE Victor Mature. Carole "The Bears and I" (Pan QTHE HONEYMOONERS strange glowing log. while an old score with a "Sons of Katie Elder" Landis. Cavemen struggle IIIThe slaying ol a mother "The Sleepwalker" fishing In the Pacific, a wartime traitor. (1)65) John Wayne. Dean QQXII WINTER to survive in prehistoric bear and the orphaning ol ©SPEC! OF WEEK man discovers to his Martin limes her three cubs puts a "Hill Country Sounds" horror that he is slowly OLYMPIULI C GAMES ©FILM FESTIVAL (QTO BE ANNOUNCED Vietnam veteran in Ihe11.15 ONEWS shrinking, a doom which CHILLER THEATRE "The Tall Blonde Man 1 30 QNBA BASKETBALL middle of a bitter land 11:30 QSUNDAY MOVIE nuo imedicine can slop. FILM GALLERY Buflalo Braves vs. feud in which the Parks 7:00 Sense ol Loss" With One Black Shoe" "Captain Newman, M D ~IQNEWS V, (1973) Pierre Richard. Philadelphia 76ers. Commissioner orders that (1963) Gregory Peck, Tony JHEE HAW ©CINEMA 13 (QSUN. EARLY MOVIE an Indian settlement by The Cousins" Jean- Bernard Blier. A sym- Curtis. Head ol 1JNEW YORK phony violinist is choosen "North by Northwest" , razed. neuropsychiatry at an LLUSTRATED Claude Brlaly. Gerard (1959) Cary Grant. Eva ILLl at random by the head of WEEKEND Army Base receives a new "LNQ" A look at both Blaln. A shy, honest Marie Saint. A Madison AYHOUSE country boy comes to the a secret service R young orderly untrained In sides ol Ihe question of Avenue advertising man is "Flight from Ashlya" For Info or Reservations Call 291-5083 Sorbonne to study law organization as a medical arts but in- Liquid Natural Gas and mistaken tor a CIA man (1964) Yul Brynner, 40 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands and moves In with his sacrificial decoy 10 trap a valuable in assisting with the two large tanks on and from then on, his life Richard Widmark. A story urbane, sophisticated subordinate hungry lor his psychiatric therapy. Slaten Island containing is In continual danger. of a military Air-Sea cousin. io b. OSAMMY S, COMPANY BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION- Ihe gas Imported from Rescue operations 11:40 QLATE SHUW I WALL ST. WEEK Guests: Monty Hall. Pete (THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL, SUN. THRU THURS.) Algeria for use as a 900QQMARY TYLER "Once Upon A Time In The 8WILD WILD WEST developed during World Marshall. Bob Eubanks substitute for domestic MOORE West" (19691 Henry "The Night ol the Bars ol War II. and Dr. Joyce Brothers STEAK natural gas. which is In QONBC SAT MOVIE Fonda. Claudia Cardinale. Hell" lQSWISS FAMILY QDAVID SUSSKIND CHOICI OP: N.V. SIRLOIN, FILIT MIONON low supply. Rio Lobo" (19701 John Gunslingers light to QCONSUMER SURVIVAL fOBINSON QMILLION » MOVIE USDA CHOICI QWEEKEND Wayne. Jorge Rlvero. A acquire possession of a KIT "Jean Lafltte" (Part II) As She Waits" (1971) (ft INCLUDES PLAYHOUSE former Civil War officer tract of land containing a 2:30 QOUTDOORS the Robinsons prepare to Dorothy McGuire. Pally SALAD BAR • BREAD • POTATO "Man Wllh The Golden Irees Ihe Texas town ol water source along the OQXH WINTER leave the Island with Duke. A young bride is Arm" (195*1 Frank Sinatra, Rio Lobo from a band ol route of a new tran- OLYMPICS Lafitte. traitorous Gambi possessed bythe avenging ALL AT IHE OLD-TIME PRICE OF J5.25 Kim Novak. A story of the carpetbaggers and settles scontinental railroad. Women's Downhill Skiing. seizes Jeremiah, planning spirit ol her husband's Indictment of the drug an old score with a 11:45 QQNBC'S SATURDAY Ice Hockey: Live, to board an enemy ship first wile. wartime traitor traffic, spotlighting the NIGHT Women's 3000M Speed with the stolen treasure. QSUN. NIGHT Skating, 70M. Ski Jum- QPERSPECTIVE ON tortures and the torments ?LYM»- »"•" 'NTER 120° °R0CK 0ONCERJ SHOWCASE of an addict trying lo PIC GAMES Guests. Grover ping: Nordic Combined. GREATNESS ©BURNS AND ALLEN "kick" the habit. CHILLER THEATRE Washington. The Sen- Men's Figure Skating "Thomas A. Edison: The QTHE FUGITIVE ACTION NEWS FILM GALLERY Rational Alex Harvey Compul sones. Men's Wizard of Menlo Park" Qj)ON TARGET Sense of Loss" ABC NEWS ! Band. People's Choice. 15KM. Cross Country. QTHE ADAMS 11:45 QNAME OF THE GAME 8 ©CINEMA 13 ©SPACE : 1M9 OSATURDAY NIGHT ©SUNDAY AFTERNOON CHRONICLES "Echo of a Nightmare" The Cousins" Jean 'Mission ol Ihe Darians" MOVIE I MOVIE II John Adams: Diplomat" OSUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE QWRESTLING "I Saw What You Did" John Adams travels to I IDYOGA FOR HEALTH (1965) Joan Crawford. Holland to secure a large 12:00 QSUNDAY NIGHT THE 12:30 VALLEY FORUM John Ireland. Two loan lor the newly formed SHOWCASE 1:00 ROCK CONCERT children, calling random America. "Man on A String" (1974) EBONY AFFAIR telephone numbers, ©SHERLOCK HOLMES Christopher George, BERTH OF ROCK CONCERT become involved with a "The Mysterious Death on William Shallert. IQREAT GREAT SHOW VICIOUS murderer the Underground Railway" QTHE TWILIGHT ZONE JAZZ (QBERNSTEIN AT BLUE Willowbrook Inn \ §Crawlspace" (1971) (Rl YOGA FOR HEALTH ON THE OPEN SEVEN DAYS ' Teresc a Wright. Arthur HARVARD 7:30 QNEWS SUN. FILM FESTIVAL WATER Kennedy. The Delights and Dangers {QLOWELL THOMAS 8QENCOUNTER JERSEY SHORE I niter ,\pir Marwftement INK 1:30 QHOLLYWOOD'S of Ambiguity" REMEMBERS ©DELAWARE VALLEY OCEAN AVE., 740 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN FINEST 3:00 QSOUQS L TRAIN QQEXPRESS YOURSELF FORUM "The Inspector General" QMILLION $ MOVIE 6:00 QQSONNY t CHER 1:00 QEBONY AFFAIR (1949) Danny Kaye. Elsa "You Can't Run Away Guest: Raymond Burr. QFILM FESTIVAL 842-4325 Lancaster. From It" (1956) June QOELLERY QUEEN "Brainstorm" (1965) Jell FILM AND QCINEMA SIX Aiiyson, Jack Lemmon "The Sinister Scenario" Hunter, Anne Francis. "Seven Against the Sun" An heiress trying to run While the movie version ol QWOMEN: PER- NEW EXPANDED CONTINENTAL MENU! one of Ellery's novels is (1965) Gert Vandenbergh. away from her respon- SPECTIVE (INCLUDING MONDAYS) COMPLETE DINNER sibilities meets a being filmed, the actor Elizabeth Meyer 1:20 QLATESHOW SERVED WEEKDAYS STARTING AT EVERY MONTIES. QFRIOHT NIGHT newspaper reporter on a who portrays Ellery is shot and there are "Who Killed the 5 P.M. WITH . The Man Who Turned To cross country bus trip. Mysterious Mr. Foster?" Stone" (1957) Victor Jory. suspects and motives DAILY SPECIALS SOWS 3:30 QMETROMEDIA MOVIE galore. (1970) Ernest Borgnine, Charlotte Austin "Gargoyles" (1972) Cornel Sam Jaffe SUPER SPECIALS Wilde. Jennifer Salt. An QQSIX MILLION $ MAN 1.50 OSATURDAY MOVIE II 1:30 QINTERACTION | SATURDAY| STARTING AT 12 NOON anthropologist and his "The Golden Pharaoh" QWOMEN : PER- •Something Wild" (1961) FEATURING to* BONNIE AND CLYDE daughter on a trip to Steven Austin enlists the SPECTIVE Ralph Meeker. Carol Mexico, stop off at a aid ol a larcenous beauty Baker. SUN. NIGHT MOVIE II BEEF STEW, BAKED ZITI & VEAL ft PEPPERS I.V COLOR WITH wilderness curio station to help him retrieve a SUN. NIGHT MOVIE II 1:55 ©NAME OF THE GAME priceless statue stolen 8 and come upon an 1:50 ©LATE SHOW I SERVED M AM « VKHE> BEATTY>FtVEI)l NV» 11 2:40 QNEWS from a small country unusual skeleton. "Return of Ihe Fly" (1959) SUNDAY BRUNCH FEATURING LINK II\(KM\\.(;K\K HII.IIKK 2:45 QNEWS before an international 4OOQI0YOUNG PEOPLE'S Vincent Price. Brett 2:50 QNEWS incident occurs. CONCERT EGGS BENEDICT, OTHER GOODIES, NEW SURPRISES! RESERVE NOW: 741-2099 3:09 QLATE SHOW II QISLANDERS HOCKEY "That Wonderful Urge" "Music for Young Per- New York Islanders vs. — PLUS — (19491 Tyrone Power. formers" Philadelphia Flyers WEEKEND Gene Tierney. QQBOB HOPE DESERT IFAMILY AFFAIR JUICY JAZZ PIANO For a Full Evening 3:35 ©LATE SHOW I CLASSIC IBILL MOVER'S of Convenient Entertainment 3:40 QNEWS Live Coverage of the final JOURNAL O 4:46 QLATE LATE SHOW round. "The People Against 3:16 QLATE LATE SHOW "A Life In The Balance" (DMOVIE SPECIAL Redlining" "Wait Til The Sun Shines. "MUHAMMAD SAEED" (1955) Ricardo Montalban. "On The Beach" (1959) Nellie" (1952) David LIVE JAZZ WED. THRU SUN. Anne Bancrolt. Gregory Peck. Ava Gar- 6:30 fllEQUAL TIME Wayne. Jean Peters.

THE COPPER KETTLE LOBSTER FARM HOUSE FAMILY RESTAURANT WITH FAMILY PRICES DINNER FRI. & SAT. 9:30 to 1:30 • BAHR'S FAMOUS HOMEMADE MANHATTAN FRIDAY NIGHT IS CLAM CLOWDER FEATURES • ULTRA-PURE STEAMERS $ "T 95 SEAFOOD NIGHT • 1 IB. LOBSTER f MON THRU FRI CHRIS LOWELL • — . ATM Every weeknight is shrimp night! & SCAMPI, NEWBURG, CURRY, HER SWINGERS BROILED OR FRIED FARM HOUSE ALL SERVED WITH $^95^"*" EASY LISTENING ft DANCING ft SOFT JAZZ W ' J ol wine Included with all dinners Frl OPEN FOR LUNCH Tues., Wtd., Thun. a Frl. 11:30 A.M. lo 2 P.M. • STEAK • SEA FOOD I KITCHEN OPEN Till-.30 A.M. | • HAMBURGERS FOR DINNER SINGLES WELCOME TUN., Thru Thura. S P.M. lo 9 P.M. • DELI SANDWICHES Friday DlnntrS P.M.-10 P.M. CALL 741-7257 183 RIVERSIDE AVI RED BANK Saturday Dinner Only 5 P.M. to 10 P.M. FOR RESERVATIONS 842-5990 CORNER OF BRANCH AVE. AND MARKHAM PLACE, LITTLE SILVER 872-1245 14 The Dldy Register SHREWSBURY, N J FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6,1976 health & beauty aid buys save *3 save up to *5 Limit 2 of each Item per customer I leather look clearance! handbags Tax rate for schools D£ VILBISS COOL VAPORIZER- a AA HUMIDIFIER 8.99 carry-on VKKS 4 OQ sold In slock 18.99 NYQUIL.60Z. 1.29 599 SINE-OFF -Ae NASAL SPRAY, Vi oz. 79 199 is rising in Keyport sold in ROBITUSSIN _n. 15 KEYPORT - After tonsid the budget include employe deletes $61,084 to fund certain COUGH SYRUP, 4 oz. 79 21"x15"x9Vi". stock 8.99-10.99 erable debate and action on retirement charges — up contracted services plus a CONTAC -Qc Front-zip poc- three Ill-fated budget rcsolu 172,475 due to cuts in related curriculum coordination posi CAPSULES, W8 79 ket; I.D. tag; Adjustable shoulder lions, the Board of Education state expenditures, con- tion and a stale-mandated reinforced & double handle by a 6 to 2 vole finally tracted maintenance — up guidance counselor for Ihe handles* styles. Including, knot adopted a tentative budget 142.275 because of inflation elementary school buckles. itappHquestyfes., for the 1976-77 school year and increased needs of the Only Harold Laughlin and Brown, bur- Many With Inside zip that proposes a It-cenl hike in school system, and teaching Richard Hill oppotrd Ihe final gundy or tan pockets. the school lax rate to (2 HT supplies - up 19.720 compromise measure vinyl. SUMtT HANOSMS per 1100 of assessed property Donald Hill, the board's Kaid Mr Laughlin. I can't uMMAOcocrr. value. business administrator, noted in good conscience vole the The 13,178.499 budget - (hat the school syslem ex- taxpayers' money away sterling silver READY SATURDAY ONLY, 10 A.M. which includes 1157.137 re- pects $55,711 more in overall We don't even know how served for debt service — is state aid this year, but cau- much stale aid we're going to west Indian bangles up 1188,317 over last year's tioned, "That figure is liable get. that's why I'm voting figure to change We've alreadv against introducing anything ^^ Pile on the bangles for a tonight." C1C| right-on fashion look. The current expense portion had six different figures given Fish, acorn, twist and - which totals p.ni.M! - lo us in the past two weeks " Public hearing on Ihe other mottffs. has jumped 1387.251 school budget is slated for n (ieorge Bolte. Ihe board s II there are no changes to p.m. on Feb 19 at Ihe Key- 7 president, led other board port Central School The the tentative budget, local members In publicly denounc- budget will come up before misses' & ruff-size save *20! taxpayers will have lo raise ing Ihe state's elected offi- Ihe voters on March 9 11,(20,095 to fund next year's cials for, as he termed it. The Join! Instructional operation of the school sys- "playing a numbers game in acrylic Misses, Juniors Committee — composed nt tem — |2M.>80 more than the state capital " they had to kick in this yi-ar three school board members & Half-Sizes "They ought to move Ihe pantsuits and three members of the Twenty-three of 29 major whole legislative process to a Keyport Teachers Association 1 budget categories received mental institution ' he ang- save /2...*20l Short sleeve winter - will meet Wednesday to try higher appropriations for the rily declared Jackets with pull- and iron out problems con- 1970-77 school year misses on panta. coats Mr Holie spent a fair share nected with a proposed Solids, Hoods... Leading the parade of in- of his time trying lo convince change in the number of daily genuine sued* wraps... single creases are salary hikes fellow members ol the board periods at the high school slacks combos! & double breas- Teachers will be sharing a to adopt a tentative budget The school administration 10-18; W/r teds plus many group-wide Increase of The successful vole resolv- proposes an Increase in the Just 600 ... be early!* 22Vt. Pictured more, with lots of 1170,854, while administrators ing the matter came only af- number of periods from seven style fashion detail- salaries are up a total of ter the board failed in three to eight each day There also representative ing. 8-16, 5-13, $K.«6 All other salaries rep- attempts to adopt the tenta- would be a corresponding of group. 16&24Vtingrp. resent an additional overall tive money package hike in the number of aclual (style shown hike of 132.691 Board members finally se- teaching periods - frnm Ihe 19^ representative Other major increases in lected a budget version which current five lo six a day stock for 39.99! of group.) Find patch pockets, western looks, pleat 44 Oceanport zoners reject delated pockets, 99 more! 8-14 in grp. Style shown our lowest price 9sold In stock representative this season I gas station change plan of group. for 49.99! OCEANPORT - The Zon- deny was unreasonable." Mr the retention ol the service LADMS UATMM A ing Board of Adjustment has Colannino said. Further, facility'ai the existing Shell suide Df»T. •mi autrtty »II mm said no to "gas and go " there was denial here of an station is Important In the By a vote of 4-1. Ihe Zoning opportunity respond to board borough. Harry Larson also Board denied the application statements and this is in vio- voted against the variance repeat of a sellout! of Shell Oil Co. for a variance lation of the 'Sunshine' law " Mr Colannino. before Ihe Du Pont Wintuk® Orion® to remove an existing gaso- "The 'Sunshine* law will be decision, requested that he be misses'I line service station at Ocean- an element of our appeal " acrylic knitting yarns allowed to rebut Ihe reasons save *25I port Ave. and Main St. and Kenneth M. Boyter. board given by the board in their • 4 oz., 4-ply pull skeins! now-into- construct a "gas and go" type chairman, took Issue prior to misses 4V jrs. open deliberations prior to • Worsted weight fashion solids! of operation that would noi the vote with each element of reaching a decision • Mothproof & spring offer car servicing. Shell's appeal for a variance. winter Board attorney Irving M non-allergenlc! Edward Fister cast Ihe dis- print "You (Shell) have said that Teicher said Ihe "Sunshine' senting vote. pantcoats you need a new operation be- law "makes no provision lor "I just want to see thai eye- skirt-sets cause of the gas shortage an applicant to retry his case sore removed and a new sta- with matching Hooded blanket You've said you cannot com- after he has rested his case " plaids... fake tion built," Mr. Fister ex- pete with other service sta- scarfsl Sten J Tonnessen. a Shell furs .. •. leather- plained after Ihe meeting tions, large ones such as K real estate official, said Shell looks. . .Seven John G. Colannlno of the Mart. You've said the vision has a 30 year lease for the snorkel jackets! Mtddltown firm of Carton & line for motorists at the inter- site with the 300 Main Corp. repeat of a sellout! Misses 6 4 M, Colannlno, Shell's attorneys', section would be improved by $10 8-16; |rs., 5-13. of East Orange He said the said ihe oil company will file your new plan." Mr Boyter Du Pont Wintuk* Orion® company has no choice now, repeat of a Superior Court suit appeal- said. ombre knitting yarns ing the decision. if appeals fail, but to continue a sellout! Mr. Boyter then stressed • 3 oz., 4-ply pull skeins! Mr. Colannlno charged that operating the present station what he said is the most im- • Worsted weight fashion ombresl Interlock knits in the board had "muffled " his Shell still has the variance portant aspect of Ihe case • Mothproof & non-allergenlc! fresh pastel & client in not allowing the ap- approved in 1972 by Borough 19 bright prints. many sold in plicant lo respond to and clar- "If we granted this vari- Council lo rebuild the station, T-shirt tops A 4 . ify statements made by Zon- ance and allowed the elimina- a 20-year-old facility de- gore skirts plus stock lor'45! ing Board members during tion of service, Oceanporl scribed as "obsolete" by Mr matching scarfs. their public deliberations pri- would be left with only one Tonnessen But Shell. Mr. 10-18 in grp. or to making a decision The service station We need the Tonnessen said, considers the discussions were open to the service aspect." the board three-bay service station ap- 89 public under the "Sunshine" chairman said. proved by the 1972 variance famous maker's sheer nylon panty hose Law. Board members Peter outdated "in the light of cur- repeat of a sellout! Ultra-sheer leg flattery and a smooth fit. Find some the "Sunshine" Law McOrmond and Donald Toner rent trends in gasoline sla reinforced and some sheer to the waist styles. Small, "We feel the decision to agreed with Mr Boyter that lions." wool worsted Medium, Tall. knitting yarns 59- pr.l • 4 oz., 4-ply pull skeins I men's genuine Manalapan police charge • Worsted weight fashion solids! suede clearance! • Certified by American wool save up to 53%! bureau I battle man assaulted 5 officers Jackets boys' winter MANALAPAN - Russell Leesburg on a 1971 charge identified Blank as Ihe person Blank of 315 Park Ave . Free- from Manalapan in which Lt. who came into his yard and outerwear hold, an alleged escaped con- Lydamore. then a patrolman, tried to drive his truck away ,99 vict, is being held in Mon- accused Blank of resisting ar- Police would not disclose Ihe 99 very mouth County Jail in lieu of rest, assaulting a police offi- name of the alleged victim. 9special 99 $2,500 bail on charges of as- cer and other charges juniors' panttultt value! saulting live police officers Blank is scheduled to ap- LOWEST COtl Long sleeve tops; full fashion pants -as-butter here, with one of them requir- 7 pear in Municipal Court IBM UH UIIS ... 100% cotton & other fabrics. sold In stock ing treatment al Freehold 199 l Tuesday where he will also M IHI IHOUSIIT 5-13. JR. BETTER DRESSES Area Hospital. 12 up in from*10- f7! face charges of attempted CALLUSI handsome According to Sgt. Robert auto theft on Ihe complain! chubby olrl«' plaid flannel shirts Battle jackets! Cotton corduroys, Desmond, Blank was being that originally led lo his being GARDINER Sold elsewhere for 6.99! (documenta- " breaslede quilted nylons, questioned at police head- taken to police headquarters MAREK tion retained) Special purchase! snap front & acryilcpllea.. .most quarters at about 2 yesterday INSURANCE Polyester/cotton. 8Vi-16Vi. 99 Sgt. Desmond said that the Not in Eatontown. 4 patch flap styles with linings morning about an attempted alleged victim of the at- AT1ANIK HIGHLANDS :ets, epaulets and attached hood*. theft of a truck from a home tempted theft has positively Infants' knit leggings sets id yoke backl 8-18 In the group, not on Rt. 522, when he assaulted and Hat, mittens, sweater, leggings in soft fashion colors every size In every the five policemen. Patrol- M t%t% acrylic with embroidered trim. /% JJ . 34-46 in grp. o men Robert Capraun. Daniel Layette sizes. ••/ Murphy, Guy McCormick. Hanging Plants..!'.. Robert Fausak and LI boys' first quality knit shirts •mraw Valentine Day. Charles Lydamore. , Long sleeve crew or turtleneck pull- men's quilt-lined men's Patrolman Murphy was overs in assorted solids & (ancles. treated and released from the Polyester/cotton. 8-16. flight polyester Freehold Area Hospital for a boys' no-Iron flare Jams hand injury sustained in the doubleknit Polyester/cotton yoke back flares in jackets alleged assault. Patrolmen assorted solids & fancies. 2 &4 pocket Capraun and Lt. Lydamore models, 8-14 reg. & slim In grcup. with furry cottars! sport also received hand injuries but did not require treatment boys' winter flannel pajamas Jackets at the hospital. Soft & warm Sanforized* cotton coat, j|nn Sgt. Desmond reported that mldl & ski style pajamas. Fancies & "JW 99 a routine check on Blank re- novelty prints. 8-18. •%• 14 vealed that he was wanted for men's bulky knit cardigans escape from Leesburg Slate 19 Sold in stock for 11.991 Full fashioned Nylon Prison last Sept. 6. fisherman knits or ski sweaters! with rub- special Blank was serving time at Acrylic. S.M.L.XL, berized purchaseI men's poly gsb slacks backing PARENTS' WORKSHOP and warm Checked, plaid OAKHURST - Oakhursl Texturlzed woven polyester gabar- . aa»r»« oreoWdoub- dine won't wrinkle! Flare leg front •] f|99 guilt liner. leknrts. Single PTA will meet Monday at 8 pockets, wide belt loops. 29-42. I W Zip front, with p.m. in Oakhursl School. Judy Jock and tne preacfter snap pockets. breasted with Hazelrigg, licensed parent ef- girls' winter coats flap pockets, nwery'tandkaptnq Acrylic pile collar. center Vent. fectiveness training instruc- Many sold In stock 2t.99-3S.99l Boot Navy, sage. S.M.L. tor, and John Newfeld. com- Navy, brown, HOUM Plant* Shrubs ifc«* Landscaping lengths & regular lengths. Hoods, furry olive. 3844 R & munity services director, will S. Uurel Avenue, st Middle Road Between Route 35 trims, more in grp. 4-6X, 7-12 In grp. $20 present a "Parent Effective- and Route 36, Holmdel. Daily 10 to 6. Sunday 10 to 4. ness Training and Behavior Closed Monday. Phone 7871494. OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9:30 P.M.NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS. TAKE THE BUS TO ALEXANDER'S Modification Training Work- Public lut #1 from Itad tank I Long Branch and Sin #1 shop." MONMOUTH MALL-EATONTOWN, N.J. from fed Ban* « A«*>wy Park atop right it our main •Mrann. Marlboro residents' dispute not a new issue

By JIM MeCORMICK township are expected to close in September The Texas-Greenwood roads area of Morganville is most- The charges of socio-economic discrimination, and racism The board has set March 23 for a special meeting on the ly inhabited by blacks. MARLBORO - The dispute between residents ol two new arose at a Board of Education meeting Wednesday While matter. It will begin at 8 p.m. in the Central School. Mrs- Francine Rosenthal of Tri-angle Oaks said she housing developments and residents of the older Horganville many of the 200 people attending the meeting denied the Mrs. Helen Sona, 397 Harbor Road. Morganville, said yes- knows nothing about "socio-economic reasons." lection spotlights a split that has existed here since the first charges, there is some indication that the socio-economic con- terday rumors spread through Morganville that the residents "The people I have talked to never used the term," she Urge developments were built seven years ago. cern is a valid issue. of the two new developments didn't want their children going said. However, the recent controversy also finds people from Albert J Cafiero, superintendent, said he had a confer- to school with Morganville children because "our children "We just think there should be equal representation in Whltlier Oaks and Monmouth Heights, two of the first big de- ence with five parents last month who discussed the "amalga- were not up to the socio-economic level of theirs." each school," she said. velopments here, sharing the view of many Morganville mation of socio-economic groups " He declined to identify the "Those new people have been here for three months to a "We will send our children wherever the board wants, but people parents. year and they want to run the Board of Education." she said we feel the lines drawn now are not heterogeneously mixed." This gives rise to the view that one new split is causing a Word spread through Morganville last week that residents "The people in Morganville never questioned the board Mrs. Rosenthal said. partial healing of an old split. i from the new developments would present a petition to the when they shifted our kids to as many as four schools," Mrs Mrs Myrna Kleinman of Whittier Oaks, president of the The people of Morganville several years ago viewed the board opposing the tentative plan on the socio-economic basis Asher Holmes School PTA, said "the whole thing is ridi- newer residents as taking over the township. The new resi- No petition was presented Wednesday. "People came from the cities where they don't know their culous" dents caused the construction of five new schools, several There were also rumors spread that some children of neighbors, and come here and go off the deep end without "Our children have attended as many as four different new parks, a new teen.center, and a soaring tax rate the Board of Education members were slated to go to the Central finding out the facts," she said schools here with children from all areas and I don't think people in Morganville did not think was necessary for them. School, and were then reassigned to the Asher Holmes School "There has been a split for several years The new people they have been tarnished," she said. Mr. Cafiero said one child of a board member, who lives The newer residents 10 years ago began to focus on edu- wanted to bring the city with them, and got parks and recrea- "Maybe this is why some people from Whittier Oaks and cation, and their presense was strongly felt at Board of Edu- in the Whittier Oaks area, was slated to go to Central School. tion programs that we don't need and pay for with higher But revisions had to be made due to the proposed class sizes Monmouth Heights agree with Morganville people and dis- cation meetings. The people of Horganville generally accept- taxes," she said agree with the people from Triangle Oaks." she said. ed the change, and rarely participated In controversial issues at Central being too large, so a block of students was switch- "But at the Joard meeting, many residents of Monmouth ed to Asher Holmes, he said. Earl Simmons. Wlckler Place. Morganville. a black com- during board meetings. Heights and Whittier Oaks sided with us Maybe this is a step munity leader, said yesterday he was "not very familiar with The superintendent emphasized that no pressure was However, residents who were considered new 10 years to get some of the.sections of town together," she said the situation brought on him to switch the child from Central, and that the ago, now view themselves as seasoned residents and appar- Mrs. Chester Jameson, Woolleytown Road. Morganville. "But I do get the impression these new people are not ently are beginning to share some of the views held by those board's member's child was not deliberately Included in the said the people from the two new developments are "saying change. just against blacks, but against the people in Morganville in a living In Morganville. their kids are better than ours." lower income bracket." he said. The current controversy involves a tentative plan to send Mr. Cafiero said that approximately 250 students from "Mr. Cafiero confirmed that the socwwconomic reason was all Morganville school children, with the exception of grades Morganville are tentatively slated to attend Central next Sep- mentioned. U the people who said it had apologized Wednes- "Education is education, and because their children might 6-8, to the Central School along with children from Tri-angle tember. Also slated to attend Central are 83 children from day night a lot of things might have been forgotten." she said. have the money to go on further, they all get the same educa- Oaks and Falrfleld Manor, both new developments. Tri-angle Oaks and Friarfield Manor, he said. "When I saw people from Monmouth Heights and Whittier tion here." he said. Charges have been made that the residents of the two The superintendent said that he still must reassign some Oaks standing up for us, I think that they felt like we did five Mrs. Helen "Honey" Davis of Texas Road. Morganville. new developments don't like the plan because they don't want 200 students from "the southern portion" of the township to or six years ago when they first came." she said. another black community leader, said she will -raise hell" their children associating with children from a lower socio- Central. The school has a capacity of 700, he said. "I don't care where my kids go to school in the township over the whole matter. economic level. Mr. Cafiero said his definition of "southern portion" In- We have a very good school system, and they still get a good "I am going to go door to door In Morganville and ask Residents of the two new developments strongly deny cludes Monmouth Heights and Whittier Oaks East. The Cen- education," Mrs. Jamison said people what they think." she said. this, and say that all they want is for their children to attend tral School will house K-5 students. The Morganville School "And there was a racial motive. That was brought out at "And the people of Morganville will be well represented a school that contains a "cross section" of children in the housing grades 1 to 3, and the all-kindergarten Village school the meeting Wednesday," Mrs. Jamison said at the board meeting March 23." she said. The Daily Register Melody resigns as party head in Hazlet SHREWSBURYSHREWSBURY , N J FRIT1AFRIDAYY , FEBRUARFFBBIIABY 6ft , 107197R6 11K5 » ^—' •'• • * hadn't conferred with him be- Melody." Mr. Fiorino was ration in the relationship be- By ROBIN AMSTKK should Phillip V Gumbs. freeholder director, decide to fore writing to Mr. Fiorino. quoted this week as saying tween the Democratic party HAZLET - Eugene Me- accept a Judgeship with the A number of other factors Mr. O'Hern, mayor of Red and the governing body. lody, township Democratic state Workmen* Com- have also been cited as rea- Bank, "is one of the highest "There have been no fights, leader, Is planning to resign pensation Court offered by sons for Mr. Melody's deci- on our list to fill the (freehol- no friction," Mayor Kupfer his post for a variety of rea- Gov Brendan T. Byrne Mr sion, Including the governing der) seat." said. "We're all very con- sons that have confused and Gumbs freeholder term ex- body's continuing fighl with According to Mr. Filardi fus«d." surprised local officials. pires this year. the Board of Education on the the committee, in writing to He did. however, call the STATE 1175-76 school budget, the Mr. Fiorino. "just wanted to other reasons cited for Mr. •y Tke Associated Press Democratic district leaders The letter to Mr Fiorinn. have been sent letters asking signed by Mayor Herbert committee's mention of a fi- make sure the Bayshore isn't Melody's decision "a smoke- them to attend a meeting Kupfer and Committeeman nancial squeeze affecting the overlooked as a source of screen," adding that criticisnv f next Wednesday to accept Francis O'Brien, Joseph De- township's police force and freeholder candidates " aimed at Mr. Melody foyfr Bardin urges unity against veto Mr. Melody's resignation. Vlrgillo and Gilbert Bennett, the committee's efforts, fruit- "The committee didn't in- ceptlng the part-time*fflrec- less so far, to obtain funds for torshlp of the township's Sew- The Township Committee's cited Mr. Filardi's 10 years in tend to dictate either to the TRENTON — The state's top environmental official has a municipally run senior citi- erage Authority might have action this week In recom- Hazlet public office as quali- Democratic party In Hazlet or urged local officials across the state to work against the pos- zens mobile home park. something to do with the mending Commilteeman Ste- fications for his candidacy to the county." said Mr Fi- sible veto of pending federal public works legislation. Mayor Herbert Kupfer ad- lardi. leader's plans to resign. David J. Bardin, the commissioner of environmental pro- phen Fllardl as a freeholder When Mayor Kupfer toid re- candidate Is reportedly re- porters of the letter Tuesday mitted last night that the "It was Just an endorse- The Democratic authority tection, sent a memo to all municipal and county governing committee hadn't consulted ment from my fellow com- members chose Mr Melody boards and to all public sewerage agencies in the state noting lated to Mr Melody's deci- night, Mr. Melody commented sion, although the party lead- that the township Democratic Mr. Melody before writing to mitteemen and I don't know from about five other appli- that President Ford has indicated he might veto the H2 bil- the county but said he didn't why it would have any bear- cants for the $10,010 post last lion public works bill. er was.unavailable last night organization, "hasn't pro- for comment posed anyone for freeholder understand why that would ing on Mr. Melody's deci- December. Bardin said the legislation would provide "substantial" and will maintain thai posi- upset the party leader sion," he added. The mayor said the author- money for New Jersey communities, Including full federal The all Democratic Town- tion until a screening com- The mayor added that Mr The mayor and Mr Filardi. ity might have "gone more EigeM MrMy funding of future sewerage projects. ship Committee announced mittee for candidates is set Fiorino "had the audacity to as well as Mr Bennett, said deeply into looking for other Bardin said he was strongly urging the local officials to Tuesday it had written to John Kionno, county Demo- up at the county level." endorse Daniel O'Hem for the Mr. Melody's decision sur- applicants," although "I don't "But political-wise it wasn't contact New Jersey's congressional delegation to urge adop- the best move in the world." cratic leader, suggesting Mr Mr. Melody was reportedly freeholder post and he didn't prised them question Mr. Melody's quali- tion of the bill and to press for an override of the veto If it is consult anyone, including Mr They all denied any deterio- fications for the job." Mayor Kupfer said forthcoming. Fllardi for a freeholder seal. disturbed that the committee Two held in fatal stabbing WEST ORANGE — Two Newark men have been charged with murder in the fatal stabbing of David W. Dowd Jr.. son Smith to ask of former state Sen. David W. Dowd Sr, at a discotheque here yesterday, police said. Police said the victim was inside the Dimples discotheque and saw a man, later Identified as Richard Levlne, being punched by several persons. "He (Dowd) tried to play the tuition hikes role of a good Samaritan," police said, by helping Levlne, but then Dowd himself was attacked and stabbed. LINCROFT - Dr. Donald H. Smith, president of Brook- Dowd, 29, of West Orange, was rushed to St. Barnabas dale Community College, says he will push for a $25 to $50 In- Hospital In a private auto and died on the operating table, au- crease in tuition at the 17 community colleges in the state. thorities said. The state Board of Higher Education has set the tuition Martin Taccetta, 24 and Michael Ryan, 25. surrendered for the community colleges at $400 per year. voluntarily to authorities and were charged with murder and Mr. Smith said that community colleges are now funded atrocious assault and battery, according to assistant Essex 50 per cent by the state. County prosecutor Anthony R. Mautone. The state now funds 25.4 per cent of the community col- leges' budget, the county 48.8 per cent and tuition 22 4 per cent. Another 3.4 per cent is raised from other sources, such as fees. Teachers' strike continues Dr. Smith said he wants the state to fund 50 per cent, the NEWARK — The Newark teachers strike was expected to county 25 per cent, and tuition 25 per cent. enter its fifth day today, with the issue of salaries remaining Meanwhile, Brookdale's 1)76-77 budget now stands at the major obstacle to ending the walkout. $10,474,545. The county's share wiU be $5,106,545 A school board spokesman said the number of teachers The county Board of School Estimate cut the operating and students not showing up for classes has increased in re- budget by $100,000, and said the money should be put in the cent days. He said about two-thirds of all teachers and stu- surplus account. The board also cut the budget $275,000 based dents were missing Thursday. on the college's receiving an additional $275,000 provided for - A spokesman tor the Newark Teachers Union, which rep- in Gov. Brendan T. Byrne's spending budget resents 0.300 city teachers, aides and clerks, claimed about 80 If the anticipated state aid is not received, the Board of per cent of Its members honored the strike and stayed off the MlMrsMlsMi School Estimate has agreed to reopen the hearing on the col- job yesterday. . . MUSIC MAKERS - Planning the winter band fes- from the left, front row; Gall Miknick, Nancy lege's budget. There were no direct negotiations between the school tival scheduled for tomorrow at 8 p.m. In the Red Luckenbill, Karen Miller and Kathy Ralney, all of Dr. Smith said the college tuitions "should finance 25 per board and the NTU yesterday. A state mediator went back Bank Regional High School auditorium are John Little Silver, and back row, Glenn Phillips, cent of the operating budgets." and forth between the two groups, but no apparent progress Luckenblll, director of that school's Buccaneer Shrewsbury, Erik Kromann, Red Bank, and Eric "Students should participate in covering increases in op- was made. Band and seven of Its award-winning musicians, Miller, Little Sliver. erating costs on a modest basis." Dr. Smith said yesterday. Cop acquitted in man's death NEW BRUNSWICK - An Old Bridge policeman was ac- quitted yesterday in the death of a man he had struck with Code officer okays apartments unseen his night stick during a brawl at a wedding reception last May. Patrolman James Sarno, 30, was found Innocent of man- ment officer pledges to have been bolted shut Storm of the recently-formed Chan- slaughter and misconduct In office related to the death of By ANN BREXOFF and that he had not person- "Mr. Garasch stated that "check apartments furnished or screen doors for patios will nel Beach Apartments Tenant James Zarish at a May 3,1975 wedding reception at the Sayre ally inspected the units to de- most of the washing machines with storm windows on the be furnished by the tenant, Association, refuted the find- Woods Elks Lodge. MONMOL'TH BEACH - termine verfication. and dryers have been re- northeast side to see if their not the owner of the apart- ings of the report. Zarish, 2». was an usher at a wedding reception. Police The code enforcement officer According to the report. placed and that as soon as the heating problems are as bad ments," slates the report Mr. Heimbold refuted some were called in when the reception turned into a melee In- praised the owner of the "Mr. Garasch showed us a laundry rooms are repainted as those without storm win- "A plan of all buildings and of the claims made by the volving 30 persons. Channel Beach Apartments list of expenses incurred in and retiled he will issue keys for "doing an excellent job" dows." apartments will be given to owner, and invited the code The state charged Sarno knocked Zarish unconscious and August 1(75 regarding exten- to tenants for one unit. although the officer acknowl- sive repairs and additions to He adds that "Mr. Garasch the fire Department and all enforcement officer to -check then hitting him twice more while he laid unconscious on the "Mr. Garasch thinks that if edged that much of his find- the boilers and heating sys- tenants forget their keys, does not think that storm win- buildings will be checked to them out." ground. ings were based on hearsay tems for all buildings they may damage the laundry- dows are the answer, but if see if apartment numbers are He said that his group will Sarno admitted to hitting Zarish on the back of the head and not actual Inspections. "Out of 1(2 apartments, rooms," states the report. they are, steps will be taken displayed with lighting. be meeting with the owner to- once, but denied clubbing the man while he was on the Raymond Hlnck, Monmouth heating problems were re- According to the report, the to acquire them ' Joseph Heimbold. a leader morrow afternoon. ground. ' Beach code enforcement offi- ported in four apartments." inspector also found that "the The report continues. 'Dog cer, released a two-page re- He qualified this by explain- heating systems are run at runs are unnecessary because 20 N.Y. brokers moving to state port yesterday to The Daily- ing that his office had re- full capacity with all valves the lease slates that dogs are Library sets film night Register, prepared after a ceived only four healing com- not permitted. TRENTON - More than 20 New York City brokerage opened at a temperature be- meeting with Justin Garash. plaints. He did not know how- "Dogs running unattended MATAWAN - A film night, The adult moming "Coffee firms have made plans to move a large part of their oper- tween 200 degrees and 215 de- who is the owner of the build- many had been logged in a can be picked up by the dog beginning at 8:30 p.m. Mon- Break" program, scheduled ations to New Jersey, ccordlng to state Labor and Industry grees. ing, and the mayor. book kept by the superinten- catcher in violation of the day and featuring Fred As- at the same time as moming Commissioner Joseph A. Hoffman. "The ordinary temperature At Its conclusion, the report dent. He did not examine this to run a INNSBRUCK (AP) - The son of a Vermont farmer and a former waitress from Detroit stunned the winter sports' world with medal performances yesterday as they led the United Slates to a surprisingly strong showing on the second day of the XII Winter Olympics. Bill Koch, an unheralded 20-year-old New EngUnder, and Sheila Young, a veteran who was just warming up for events later in the week, won silver medals for Uncle Sam while Franz Klammer. Austria's national hero, won the prestigious men's downhill ski race There were three gold medals awarded and Russians won two of them-Sergei Savelyev in the 30-kllometer ski race and Gallna Stepanskaya in the 1.500-meter speed skating event. But that was not the story here. Rathar it was the Ameri- cans who provided the sensational performances on the first full day of Olympic competition.-Tnere were the second-place finishes of Koch and Miss Young, there were three American skiers led by courageous Andy Mill placed in the top 13 in the men's downhill race and there was a couple from Colorado holding (irmly onto third place after two-thirds of the com- petition in ice dancing.' Two Russian couples led the ice dancing, which had a sec- ond compulsory program yesterday But Colleen O'Connor, 24. and James Millns, 27, of Colorado Springs, were well ahead of the fourth-place couple and have a shot at second going Into Monday's freestyle, the final part of the competition. Miss Young captured the silver medal in the 1,500-meter race, which was supposed to be her least-likely medal event, and gave her high hopes of gold medals in the 500-meter race Friday and the 1,000 meters Saturday. Koch, at 20, became the youngest man ever to win an Olympic silver medal in the 30-kilometer 18.6 miles ski race. PROTECTINO THE GOLD - Austria's skiing star the Olympic men's downhill race at the Patscher- SKATES TO SILVER -Sheila Young of Detroit, He had hoped only to finish in the top 10. but Instead he gave Franz Klommer is surrounded by police to protect kopfel track yesterday. Klammer won the gord Mich., skates to second place and the silver medal the U.S. its first medal ever in the Nordic competition which him from enthusiastic followers after his victory in medal with a time of 1:4573. In the women's 1,500-meter speed skating event at takes in cross country skiing and ski jumping. the 12th Winter Olympic Games at Innsbruck. "I knew during the whole race I was fourth or fifth, but 1 all out in the dangerous downhill, the showcase event of the "We've always had guys falling, but this time 1 think we didn't know I'd be second," said Koch, who ended a dismal. Alpine ski program. He went into a dangerous deep crouch showed how far the United States has come " 48-year Winter Olympic record in which the best American late in the race in an attempt to overcome early difficulties In the 30-kilometer cross country. Savelyev of Russia was placing in any cross-country ski race had been a 15th. and a poor Intermediate time in which he trailed Switzer- clocked In 1:30:2*38 to Koch's 1:30:5784 Ivan Garanln of "I ran very fast in the last 10 kilometers. My muscles land's Bernhard Russi. the defending champion. Russia was third. Allin quietly were cramping, but I said you've got to make it In.' This In speed skating. Miss Slepanskaya's time of 2:16.58 beat The "frog style" crouch he took is most dangerous be- makes me very excited I hope the American people are ex- cause the racer has less control over his skis Miss Young by only eight hundredth* of a second. Another So cited, too " "I had to concentrate on staying In the hunched position viH. Tatlana Averina. was third, giving the Russians two gold Like Miss Young, the race in which he placed second and not making any mistakes." he said. "I was either going medals and two bronze in the first spate of finals. The Soviets Thursday is not Koch's best. He's stronger in the 15-kilometer to fall on my face or win I didn't know I had won until 1 and East Germans are expected to dominate these Winter smokes wav Games cross country rtice which will be run tomorrow. The quiet, heard the crowd scream." w self-effacing youngster from Gullford. Vt,, also will compete Klammer added. I let the skis go," meaning he went all The American successes bolstered the hope of ihe I S in the four-man, 40-kllometer relay Feb. 11. out, forgetting danger. "I had a lot of trouble along the whole team, which is underfinanced and generally less trained than Miss Young, an intense 25-year-old from Detroit who an- course 1 thought I was going to crash all along the way " many European and Communist-block squads. to Hope lead nounced her engagement earlier this week, was jubilant over He was timed in 1:45.73. more than 10 seconds better than "I still have one more place to go." said Koch, referring her unexpected triumph "I'm really excited This gives me a the course record he set last year and the fastest time ever lo his hopes in the 15-kilometer race Figure skater Dorothy' PALM SPRINGS. Calif the chilly mid MI tempera- little bit of encouragement—confidence—going into my favor- for this event in the Olympics. Russi was second in 1:46 06 11,mill of Riverside. Conn . is a gorfd bet for a silver medal (AP) - Little Buddy Allin. tures and occasional li^hl ite race the 500 with a medal In a race I wasn't expecting one and Herbert Plank of Italy was third. and possibly a gold and the American hockey team could fin- unassuming and low-key as showers. He was at 139. four In. Mill, of Aspen. Colo , injured in a spill during training last ish as high as third. , ever, quietly slipped into MU strokes back. "This was really sort of a warmup. I thought if I was to Monday, led a strong showing by the young, untested Ameri- Peter Mueller of Mequnn. Wll who is engaged to Miss possession of the top spot win the 500 it would be really good going into the Games skat- can team by finishing sixth In 1:47 06 Poulos. could score in the men's speed skating events, as Defending champion John ing another distance. I was psyched up, bul I didn't expect to "I was in agony all the way down because of the pain in could Dan Carroll of St. Louis. while two of pro golf's elder ny Miller had a 69 at Eldo- statesmen provided the dra- do that well." my leg," said the 22-year-old Mill, who tried to ease the pain But Miss Young was America's real hope for Olympic rado and was five behind al She set a world record in the 500-meter race last week in by packing snow and ice around the top of his boots prior to gold Apologizing to reporters for her hoarseness. "I have a. matics yesterday in the sec 140 He was tied with four ond round of the 1180.000 Kob a meet in Switzerland. Leah Poulos of Northbrook. Ill, who the race. "The snow made my leg as numb as possible and I sinus cold. I don't normally talk like this" she said she was others, including Jim Colbert, beat Miss Young in the 1,500-meters in last week's meet, tired gave it all I had." extremely pleased with the weather and Ice conditions. Hope Desert Classic who. shared the first round and faded in the final lap Thursday and finished sixth Greg Jones of Tahoe City. Calif. finished llth and Pete She had expressed reservations earlier in Ihe week about lead with Allin. Colbert Allin. a skinny, chainsmok Klammer, '12, who is more popular in Austria than Mu- Patterson of Sun Valley. Idaho was 13th. "It was an ex- the wind in this Alpine valley and the Innsbruck ice. where slipped to a 73 at Eldorado ing 135-pounder playing in hammad All and Joe Namath are in the United States, went ceptional day for us." said US Ski Coach Hank Tauber she fell in world 500-meter competition in 1974 something approaching soli- tude, managed a four-under- par 68 and a 135 total for two rounds of this unl«"p five- day, four-course. M-hole tour- Rutgers paints Garden Scarlet, nament. But while Allin was working at uncrowded Bermuda Dunes, a thundering herd of but 18th win lacks artistryj fans watched 46-year-old Billy Casper run up some records at Eldorado. By CHUCK TRIBLKHORN Virginia coach Joedy Gardner Register Sports Editor nodded in agreement Palmer matched the course NEW YORK - Victory "I'm disappointed in our record with an eight-under- number 18 was anything but team," Gardner added "We par M—the best round in un- an artistic success, but unde- didn't execute our game plan remembered years for the 46- feated Rutgers University in the beginning. Our boys ac- year-old master-and Casper will take it, thank you. ted a little stage struck " played his back nine in Fighting off complacency, The Mountaineers got into 21—best on the tour this the flu bug and upselmmded thi> swing of things before year—on his way to t 65 West Virginia University, the halftime, oulscnrinn the "It's interesting. ' mused Scarlet Knights struggled lo Knights. 8-1. during one Casper, winner of 51 lour ti- an 86-76 triumph before a stretch, closing the gap to tles. "I don't ever remember near-capacity crowd of 1R.83I five points, 37-32. before Rut- shooting 20—and I had to wait at Madison Square Garden gers spurted to a 4518 advan- for my 21st year to do il " last night in the first game of tage after 20 minutes of play an attractive collegiate doub- But foul trouble added lo "I felt like it was going in leheader. Rutgers' woes, so much so the hole every time 1 had the "I definitely know we that All-American Phil Sell- putter in my hand. ' said the played one of our poorest ers, who sat out eight minutes delighted Palmer, who one games," blurted Rutgers of the first half with three .. putted 10 limes Coach Tom Young, even be- fouls, returned to the bench Casper moved into second fore anyone asked him the ob- less than five minutes into the place. tWo shots back of Allin. vious quest ion second half with his fourth with a 137 total Palmer was Did his club have a letdown personal.. tied for third at 138 with after Monday's Civil War in The unavailability of Sellers chunky Bob Murphy and New Jersey?. seemed to arouse West Vir- Dwight Nevil. a one-time Dal- NOT CONCERNED — Brian Allin watches his putt "I had an idea before the ginia after Rutgers had for- las fireman. Murphy had a BS head for the cup on the 7th hole of Bermuda Dunes game that we were still think- ged ahead again. 57-44 Tak- and Nevil shot 67. both at Golf Course yesterday. Allin led the Bob Hope ing about Princeton." he said ing a page from the Knights' Bermuda Dunes. Desert Classic after two days of play with 135, nine "Maybe that's Ihe reason we book, the Mountaineers reeled Jack Nicklaus had a 70 in under par. played the way we did off 13 consecutive points. 10 tonight." by hot-handed Tony Rob- The apparent letdown ertson, who finished as the wasn't immediate, however game's high scorer with 28 points. The Scarlet Knights jumped GARDEN STRUGGLE - West Virginia's Bob Hugglns, left, holds his Rocket girls streak to a 6-0 lead before the bewil- That surge lied the contest hands up to act as a backstop for teammate Stan Boskovlch, right, as Rut- dered Mountaineers were at 57-all with 12:23 left 10 In girls' basketball action HI. 1.000 points in her career with gers Mike Palko, center, goes for It during last night's game at Madison able to gel the ball over Ihe play, a rare situation for Rut- Square Garden. Rutgers beat the Mountaineers, 86-76. yesterday, Rantan topped Keansburg lost its l.ith a 22-point spurt, but 1'am mid-court line against their gers this banner season. Manalapan. 49-30: Keyport straight game Debbie Col- Reaves led Asbury Park to ils foes' patented pressing de- That's when 6-8 freshman with a tap-in clipped Freehold Township. bert had 14 for Freehold as 17th straight with 30. Martha fense. Jim Bailey really made his the guys aren't feeling right game high of 16 rebounds and,, Megill added 12. and Don Mike Dabney hit a Jumper 50-42: Ocean Township did Eileen Haley Debbie I.a "I thought we should have presence felt. Bailey put his It may be the flu. but wiih blocked five shots. Camble had 10 Bridget Ellis for a six-point lead, and the downed Unwell. 49-35. and bone had eight for Keans- blown them out in the first 10 lagging club out front (or me it's tonsils." Offsetting Robertson's West ' was high for North with 10 Scarlet got the message. The Freehold belled Keansburg. burg. minutes," said Young, an ob- good with a rebound bucket In addition to scoring 14 Virginia show. Rutgers had Toms River North is now 10-6 Knights, after three West Vir- 57-27 Undefeated Asbury Colleen Collins went over servation with which West and followed moments later points, Bailey hauled down a solid scoring balance. Park made Toms River ginia points, ran off nine North, the last team to beat straight points for a 72-60 ad- the Bishops. Us 17th victim. vantage with 8 04 remaining 78-31. The Mountaineers made on Bank saves ABA Squires last surge, but they could get Obstacles still exist Marty Brady led Rantan no closer than six points (74 (11-4) with 10 points while NORFOLK, Va (AP) - Virginia National Hank, the larg- with the support of city council, would conduct a ticket cam- Nancy Scott of Manalapan (J- 68), before Ed Jordan's driv- est in the state, came to the aid of the beleaguered Virginia paign for the Squires, who have the worst record in pro bas- ing layup. Dabney's jumper for Seattle franchise 10) took game honors with 16 Squires of the American Basketball Association yesterday ketball over the last two seasons. and Sellers' free throw vir- SEATTLE (AP) - Businessman Les Smith and American" Stye Pitonak was high for with a loan of $250,000 Hill said the chamber 67 commerce would attempt to sell tually settled the issue (79-68) League President Lee MacPhail will continue to negotiate the Keyport with 17. and Marion The loan authorized by Wright Harrison, the bank's board large batches of tickets to area businesses. It is against the with little more than three return of major league baseball to the Pacific Northwest. Kllington, who scored 11 chairman, coupled with the projected sale of 100 advertising law to commit city funds to the Squres. minutes showing on Ihe clock At a press conference yesterday, the Jwo men summa- points in a win over Keans- banners will enable the team to complete what so far has Cunningham said he informed other ABA owners and burg Wednesday, came back been a chaotic season "We should have blown it rized recent events which resulted in the league awarding'a. Commissioner Dave DeBusschere of the loan In a conference open again twice in the sec- franchise to Seattle. with 13 Carol Wasson. Lydia Van Cunningham, managing partner of the Squires, said call Thursday afternoon. ond half," lamented Young, Several obstacles remain, however, MacPhail said. And re- McKinney and Aggie Madinnu Ihe team has commitments for 54 banners at (5,000 each thus "We have been accepted back In the good graces of the who suddenly realized he was solving details could take months, he added. each had 10 for Freehold far The bank load will be paid back through the sale of (he ABA." he said. Township banners. the winning coach. "Hey. this "I wish I could say everythig is wrapped up," MacPhail DeBusschere had said earlier in the week that the league is obviously • good one to said. "Unfortunately, I can't do that. I'm here to try and put Keyport is 6-7. and Freehold The Squires hope to sell 100 banners, which will be hung would not bail out the Squires if they failed lo save them- win. But we round out we things in place." MacPhail will be In Seattle through tomor- Township is 4 9 in the Norfolk Scope Coliseum, where Ihe team plays most of selves. can't go into a game not men- row Ocean Township upped its ils games. The Squires had announced Monday that they would fold tally ready to play. I hope it Smith said the price of the franchise is his least concent, record to 5-8 behind Mary Norfolk Mayor Irvine Hill also said the city was waiving unless they could sell 100 of the banners by Friday. was only the Princeton indicating he still Is bargaining with the league over the num- I Fornicola's 12 points Debbie the Squires renl of about $2,000 for each game the leant plays Cunningham said Harrison offered Ihe loan because "he game." ber of players which would be available in an expansion draft. : Robinson had II. and Paula in the coliseum. The Squires have nine more games there this saw the need and was willing to go Ihe extra mile with us. We Bailey's performance was The league also says it wants Smith's group to agree to a' Satterly added 10 Donna season have reason to believe the banner campaign will succeed, but supurb, particularly since he lease for use of the King County Stadium and It wants the re- Velke had 17 for Unwell, mm Hill said also that the Norfolk Chamber of Commerce. we needed time. wasn't feeling well "A lot of gion's 132 5 million damage suit on trial In Everett dropped. SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY FEBRUARY 6. 1976 The Daily Register 17 Recreation, camping show opens Thursday in Suffern

The lite Jim Hurley of the IHIIHIIIIIItllllllllllllllllllll HIMHI IIIIIIHIIIIIimimill of a live eastern coyote; Con- lite New York Mirror wit servation Officers Harold fond of writing "the great Chitwood and Carlton Smith, outdoon will move indoors" and others back in the days when he did the publicity for the New The state does not have a York iportimen'i ihowi in HENRY large population of eastern UieColliswm coyotes, but they do exist here now. The expression u Mill being SCHAEFER uied to promote the New Lund wrote: York-New Jersey Recreation- "Since the last gray wolf al Vehicle k Camping Show disappeared from New Jersey which will be In the IM.OM limiHHMItMmilimillllilltHtlHIHIIIMHItMimtt more than a century ago. the square feet field house ol niche' or ecological role va VINTAGE VESSEL - This 50-year-old speedboat the Chris Croft Corp. will be shown at the Jersey RockUnd County Community cated by this large carnivore built by Christopher Columbus Smith who founded Coast Boat Show, Asbury Park, Feb. 14-22. College, Suffern, NY. the latest and largest array of under 12 years. Discount tick- has been empty. However, which rtaru Thursday to run tenti, camping equipment, ets are available from partici- within the past few years, a the record levels set in the said the increased price did through Feb. II outdoors living appliances, pating vehicle dealers 'new' wolf has appeared gradually filling to 215 acres, there. The trad is hunted has attracted "dozens of spe- last months of 1975 not make up for the clam- campgrounds facilities and Smaller than the gray wolf heavily chiefly for pheasants, The story ol our strange cies of waterfowl and shore Dudley said he was speak- mers' diminished yield. The recreational vehicle services, small water crafl but larger than the coyote, quail and cottontails bul as new type of wolf, the eastern this 'new' wolf has firmly es- birds like a powerful liquid ing for all 57 clam boal own The clam fleet which oper- show, directed by Robert and gear and gadgets for the the two writers observe coyote, is told in a well docu- tablished itself in the North magnet" says the story The crs and operators currently ates from Point Pleasanl, At- Brihm, Is the successor to tastes of every outdoors "During the long months be- mented and illustrated Ja- east and apparently he means writers reported observing tween hunting seasons hem. working oil New Jersey's lantic City, and Cape May the sportsmen's shows which sportsman." pied-billed and homed grebes, southern shore doubled in size last fall with were at their finest in the for- nuary-February edition of to slay." ever, virtually no one aside Prices for the more than gadwell, widgeon, greenwing an influx of boats from Vir- mer Grand Central Palace, New Jersey Outdoors, the bi- from a few fishermen and The clammers staged a V? WO vehicles run from MM tor and a bluewing leal, wood ginia, where clams were and which bounced from monthly magazine of the De- In another story in the foxhunters visits Assunpink lo week work stoppage after the a camper up to 155.000 "for duck, greater and lesser overfished the previous two there to the old Madison partment of Environmental magazine, "Birding Bonanza enjoy its abundant wildlife re DEP put new rules into effect the most deluxe, luxuriously scaup, ringnecked duck, but- years, according to DEP le- Square Garden, Klngsbndgp Protection (DEP) at Assunpink," Sharon Ann sources." Jan. I that banned harvesting equipped and furnished motor flehead, goldeneye. ruddy gal analyst Steven J. Picco Armory and then to the Coli- Brady and Wade Wander re- The DEP was told in Atlan- ol clams under 4ty inches and home on the market, de- duck, Canada and snow "They have taken a million seum. The story was written by late the exceptionally fine tic City this week thai its new taxed clammers 1.5 cents per scribed as virtually a castle geese, oldsquaw and many bushels in the last four Robert C. Lund of the Bureau bird watching and photo- rules regulating sea clams bushel lo pay for enforcing on wheels." mallards and black ducks the ban. months, double (he previous "This year's show will be of Wildlife Management with graphing opportunities at the have led lo soaring prices and rate," said Picco. "If they the blggeil all-recreational help from Joseph Taylor, a state's Assunpink Wildlife The bulk of this nearly 4.000 a drastically reduced harvest The work stoppage and the Show hours will be noon to continue to fish at that rate, vehicle exhibit ever to be former state trapper; Leon- Management Area in western acre tract consists of uplands Peter Dudley, 28. a clam minimum size rule have com- 10 p.m. Feb. 12, 11 and 14 and they'll run out of clams in a presented along the Eastern ard Rue 3rd, wildlife photo- Monmouth and eastern Mer formerly heavily farmed mer from Bricktown. esti- bined lo boost the price of a noon to 8 p.m. Feb. IS and If year and a half or two Setboard," says Brahm. grapher who supplied the cer County. Songbirds and scores of other mated January's harvest was bushel of clams to 14 from Admission will be 12 75 for years" "The show will also feature adults and $1 50 for children front-page color photograph The new Lake Assunpink. protected species abound off "at least two thirds" from $2 50, Dudley said Bul he

iiiiMimiiHiiiiimi Kasten Hawks Keansburg wins scoring to face in girls' bowling TINTON FALLS - Keans- In other action, Ocean burg maintained its slim edge Township downed Henry Hud- leader Vpsala In the Northern Division of son Regional, 21, and Long the Shore Conference Bowling Branch got a torrid perform- Rich Kasten, one of Ihe big Monmouth College's basket- League (or girls at Sycamore ance from Maureen Tierney reasons why Middle-town ball team reaches the mid- Lanes here yesterday with a to gip Shore Regional. 2-1. Township has suddenly found way point of its 12-game road 2-1 win over Matawan Region- a way to win basketball lt«ND!NOl al. games, raised his storing av- trip this weekend at Widener College in Chester. Pa. and Karitan kept pace with Kmtnbuig erage lo M per game and held ROT lion Upsala College In South Or- Keansburg by downing Mid- MKWIetown the lead In the Monmouth Molowan Rrg County scoring derby, while ange # dletown, Ihe third place team, Short R»a by the same margin Keans- Long Branch St. John Vlanney's BUI Carey The Hawks have won It of Octon Two burg remains one-hall point Henry Hudion stayed in second place with 14 18 contests and have been av- AMI Bonk Rtfl ahead of Rarilan. I per game. eraging at least 18.9 points The change comes at third more than their opponents. place where Red Bank Re- However, they will be hard glonals lanky forward John pressed to beat this week- Nolden took over with 22 5 end's two foes. per game replacing Mon- Widener (11-5) plays, host to mouth Reglonal'a Todd the Hawks tonight. It has won McCormlck who cooled off three straight games and is just enough to slip led by Dennis James with 21 McCormlck, however, is points and II rebounds per fourth this week with 22 J. game. Jim Coyle averages down Just four percentage 13 5 points per game points Tomorrow's game with t'p- PC sala (11-6) Is being billed as Corov.M. . u in New Jersey College Division Milan. Haooot w in » urn McCarwuct. Maw. II m u in n > version of Rutgers-Princeton •oy MHO*. MM ii m nium game. o.gtaa. Kowoorl II in t4 m M > Vom. HolmaH t ia ii w n Million*. M taunt Upsala has won seven of its Lctah. HolmaH CtUM.H.Hvo II l« SI Ml It • last eight games and is led by SraatM.L.I. IS III aj in III former' Asbury Park star ion. hoaMM ii m ii lot II i u 111 a) 1)4 111 Dave Kirk who has 17 points GARY M/SSA 14 n M in it 4 II in H IM in RICH KASTEN per game and eight rebounds He shoots at 58 per cent accu- Monmouth's well-balanced tain Gary Massa. the only racy from the floor team fielded by 20-year coach player to reach Ihe 1.000 point Freehold Entries Bill Boylan, averages 90 plateau, averages II 8. Jim Hlckey, Upsala's 6-B points per game, and is led in Terry, a junior, is II points center, has 14 points and I? scoring by center Bob Wymbs for the 1.000-poinl level. Tomorrow rebounds per contest. I'psala with 17.4 points per game and Front II If omowonI is third in the division in field Bill Terry with 15 5 The Hawks play their next TrotwoodliKlMI *•«! piTSftH', ii ChMD ILKomt) goal percentage. home game on Saturday. 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aaacNIt-niaJI IFRED D.WIKOFF COJ IB- fan tM famuai t i:«.i Crtot«oa MARINE LUMBER CO MAHOS AMY. TIAK. OAK too" MA* I HI PLY WOOD Dont St» intllyl »a» 14» Ficntaoooooy Itmilll '.!• 236 MAPLE AVENUE Wt IIHHVt THUICMT TO LIMIT OOAHT1TIM 11J» OCEAN AVE. •MaMr. WFnlMPnUalilu SEA BRIGHT acMMiIaprmlForrMrtl... I»M IIM • SMftr NIP IM M2-3355 Hill lUnaorl I: I RED BANK 741-0554 IHIU aPTN ITOHI OPIM MONDAY ft FRIDAY HITI TK. »iOO f -•««oiMFw»OIM»TI:MJ >m IFOHMKOI x «IIIM IIM 18 The Dfeafy Regkter SHREWSBURY, N J FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6.1976 A retirement portfolio Earned income credit •y DAVID I. SARGENT lering came from Va« Kam- per Sauerman. a dual tax-ex- tjt SYLVIA POITEI been made in the law for low Q - I will be eligible lor re- empt lund, yielding 7 7S per (Last b a serin income workers without de- tirement in two years v-hen I SUCCESSFUL cent on the Insured Trust and •f lltr r pendent children — such as am 55 With this in mind. I 8*7 per cent on the Income YOUR MONEY'S elderly persons. Thai's one have started three monthly INVESTING Trust (uninsured). For a If yoar eanwd income »as oversight Congress should Investment plans, choosing prospectus on this unique under tl,9M in 1975 and you WORTH tackle this year. stocks thai pay dividends in monthly income lund. write lo fered They also are the oily have al leut one dependent Also crying for attention is consecutive months. The divi- the sponsor al 2tt South La way lor the small investor lo child living with you. be sun the plight of Americans in and the elderly who work dends are now being reins- go to retirement you may Salle St., Chicago. IL 6MM get a stake la a portfolio of to tile an income (ax return their early Ms who lose their Certainly so would the tated. I have eight shares ol very well want to boost your In view ol the uncertainty in tax-exempti lor II .OH. this spring — even if you this year include a worksheet Jobs and can't find new ones amendments that must be New York Stock Electric k share base with some larger the municipal bond market, (Mr. Sargent cannot answer have not done so in the past to help you figure the earned As of today, they have no passed to solve the system's Gas (NYSE), lour New Eng Infusions of cash. The din these lunds oiler a measure all mail personally, but will because your income was too income tax credit. If you are sure way to maintain their short-term and long-term fi- land Telephone (NVSE). and dends on these lour stocks of protection through diver- answer all questions nancing problems. low to owe any federal lax not on the IRS mailing list be- buying power between the liy, American Electric Power would only add one share ol sity and insurance where of in his column). You may have as much as cause you haven't had to file time their unemployent insur- But to attack Social Secu- (NYSE). I also hold 13 US each issue in one year, not a MOO coming to you under the returns before, ask your near ance benefits run out and age rity — among the greatest, if Gypsum (NYSE) and IIS very large base lor income 1175 tax law. eit IRS office for a set of in- 12, when they can begin to not the greatest, social pro- Trans World Airlines lor a person looking toward It you are a low-income structions and forms You draw Social Security benefits grams we've ever devised — (NYSE) These were bought retirement. for the sake of attack? Thai's worker and you regularly file will find the phone number The solution, says Wilbur J a tew years ago and 1 am ' Q - I would like lo diver- vicious beyond reason a return, you will gel a bigger and address In your phone Cohen, former Secretary of waiting to sell until I break sity* in tax-tree muncipal refund check because of the book, or inquire at your near- Health, Education, and Wei even. Do you have any advice bonds without committing a provision in the '75 law de- est post office fare, a drafter of the original for me? - AW. large amount ol money. Are signed to help families with SS law, and now dean of the there any no-load funds that This is the way it works: A — Time and opportunity 1 children and to offset par- If your earned Income last •University of Michigan School Community are "awaating" — sell both is- specialize in these - R.J. tially the impact of the Social year — from salary, lips, of Education, is to allow sues. The dividend on L'.S. A — To my knowledge, Security taxes they pay wages, commissions, etc. — people between GO and 62 to has gains Gypsum has been maintained there are no municipal bond These families gel a special was |4,000 or less, your collect their SS benefits early so far, despite lour quarters funds which are sold on a no- earned Income tax credit earned income credit is 10 per As is now the case for those ol poor earnings. Trans load basis. The customary amounting to 10 per cent for cent of that earned income, a who take benefits between 62 in earnings World, ol course, pays no charge Is IV, to 4ty per cent. workers earning $4,000 a year maximum of $400 and (5, monthly payments LINDEN - Earnings gains dividend. While you are wail- Unlike the usual mutual lund. or less, with the percentage If your earnings from work would be reduced to offset the were recorded by Cemmunity ing to make up a capital loss these are trusts with unma- decreasing for those with in- were between $4,000 and longer period over which they State Bank In 1175, Lloyd of $215, your money could be naged portfolios A portfolio comes between $4,000 and $8,000 — or if you had up to would be drawing retirement Harris, president, reports. at work. As a replacement. I of tax-exempts is assembled $8,000. (8,000 in a combination of benefits. Net income increased 348 would suggest Central Maine and then it Is marketed in If your earnings are so low earned income and other in- Another hard-hit group In- per cent to $525,054 or 12 Power (NYSE) This utility units ol II.000 Among the that you do not owe any in come which is of a type sub- cludes those 55 or older who cents a share, from $117,172. also oilers a dividend rein- sponsors are Merrill Lynch. me tax for 7b. you still mil ject to federal income lax. become too disabled to con- or 21 cents a share In the pre- vestment plan lor its share- John Nuveen 4 Sons. Bache I Company. Shearson Hayden get a payment from the Inter- such as dividends, interest, tinue working at their regular vious year. holders. Dividends are paid Jeto N. (Msea Jr. nal Revenue Servike. but only rental income, etc - the jobs but who can't qualify for Total operating income on the last day ol April. July. Stone, etc. A. Ascbettla* If there Is at least one de- amount of the $400 credit is disability benefits because reached a historic high of October and December, In mid-January. E. F. Hut- pendent child in your family reduced. The reduction they are capable of handling more than $1 million while op- which would help lo fill the ton marketed its National — and only if you Ale a re- amounts to 10 per cent ol the less demanding jobs. Say. erating expenses were held to gap between payments on Series 2). yielding 1.1 per Two promoted by bank turn on Form 1040 or 1040.V difference between $4,000 and though, that in this labor slightly lower levels than re- New England Telephone and cent. The 111 million portfolio HAZLET - Joseph M. Km manager ol the installment If you are a couple with the amount of your "adjusted market, they can't get any ported last year. New York Stale Electric. consisted of A-rated or better ner, president and chief ex- loan department-collection children, file a joint return to gross income " (This is the kind of work Cohen suggests Deposits increased by $5.8 With only two more years In municipal bonds Another of- ecutive officer of United Jer- manager. He joined the bank get the special tax credit al- amount the instructions tell they also be made eligible for million to $111,793,683, and to- sey Bank Mid Slate, has an- in 1975. lowable if your combined in you to enter on line IS of early SS benefits in a reduced tal assets exceeded $130 mil- nounced the promotion of come is under IH.00O You Form 1040, or line 12 of 1040 V amount. lion at year end. Carmen A. Aschetlino ol or roughly speaking, your to- Combined Insurance don't need (0 be married to The cost of both of these So- Community Bank operates Long Branch lo assistant vice tal income subject to federal get the credit, though. You cial Security changes would 10 banking offices in Union Local Securities president and John M. Olsen promotion for Gets Income tai) can he widowed, divorced, or be modest because nf actua- and Mnnmouth Counties with Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3 Jr. ol Galonlown to assistant CHICAGO. Ill - Francit even single, If you are en- The special earned income rial reductions in the benefits. principal locations In Linden, p.m. yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail mark- cashier. E Getz of » Allen SI, Rum- titled to a dependency ex- tax credit also will apply to These changes improve and Rahway, Roselle and Middle- up, mark-down, or commission. • Mr Aschetlino. who is Ihe son, has been promoted to emption for your child or chil- your earnings In 1(76. under strengthen the system So town. The bank declared a 30- manager ol the Key-port of- district manager lor Com- dren. the extension of the 75 law. would changes to wipe out cent cash dividend in Decem- BANKS fice, joined United Jersey bined Insurance Company of The income tax instructions But no provision has yet discrimination against women ber. Bank Mid Stale In 1*72 as a America. BID ASKED management trainee. He was He will manage a group of appointed administrative as- sales managers and represen- Allaire State Bank sistant in 1973 and assistant tatives American Bancorp 6 cashier In 1(74. He is a mem- Mr. Getz has been associ- Central Jersey Bank ber ol the Keypad Chamber ated with Combined as a Community State Bank 10 * ol Commerce. Fidelity Union Bank Corp sales representative since l Mr. Olsen is the assistant September, IMS. 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RED BANK 566-4702 36 MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK, N J. 741-7500 K Phone: 741-0663 566-8502 NMH - FIMIM SIMM MB 10M* UKUtMCl (Otf 2. Autos For Sol* 2. Autos For Sole Autos For Sole SHREWS8URV. N J. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1976 19 AUTOMOTIVE EVROLET Iff! - CARRYALL LDSMOBILE DELTA II Ifof - Motorcycles I Ion IIlit O*d condition Allpowe*. eicept win 51. Help Wonted m\ loM or best oner )**4*4» atk YAMAHA Coll oflet ap m . Itl IW JIR CYCLE SERVICE..HQ ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER - Fwll 2 Autos For Soli CHEVROLET UTS MONZA - Town FORO IMS - Country SQUUC wamti. W FrcjntSf. Re4B4Mk llmv Mini Do tipffitncto* Pom ma 100% ALLAMEtlCAN INC Coupi with guoronic* Car Ii two | condition ai vecond cor B**l of PEL W KAOEff WAGON - M 1 Help Wanted Tiof und hotpitaluolion Solar* 1IJB *o HwyUlBMKM wteii old, IM» M0 mile* «*• bod» rM3 l4Maftef Ipm cgndlllon MM Cull ot«> I. YAMAHA lf7]17S Mwl Apply Slor Clmn«f% and Loixi 1 •lack vinyl root Eitro. in car, air, SN*l dtie, i. Ill Mydlt A«« . Long Branch hvaromtrtk. tlw>-(».M rwltot HfOV FORD l»*t LTD WAGOM - A» (ft HE YOU UNSATISFIED - Kill Ii enatne work PINTO 1974 - lAJBt H*IMr« • LS Mull »ll E> tinted gloat o»»d liM»l«rl»t «hwl GUARANTEED Coifortu Jor iot I47«4*J Ml4i 14M MOKOA - C More Classified iUHIirm Cod?!'Mil FORD 1*74 LTD BROUGHAM - F«ur CHEVROLET IMa - ft#.«.r .lot.Mi on Next Page now lodloi., lull* loodod. eitellent LYMOUTH SATELLITE - I til AUDI »IJ - flat wooon. powor .!•*«*•), worn, flood ower iteerlng. new botlory. USED CARS onnino condition AifctM UN Call ol condition, 73Mb miiet UW W UtJ Auto Services/Ports Autos For Sale 1. Autos For Sale QWerS owner Good condition, MOO 4)14)11 Lippui guntnlMt 100* lo r»pi,, or rB- 4 rfTtlWW i p.m. rMOGET 1*43 - For poili Ei CAS PAINS? NEEORELiEF' BUY A - Belotr no Iroownifiton, loui "•" lirt^ «,th pUc^ttn tngine, liantmiuion IO.I a«it FIAT"' LEVINE MOTOR CORP . Hi LYMOUTH VALIAMT 1H4 - Two I AUSTIN MAHIHA ItlJ - BilCktl nnl> II? IHi lor pom (in MopleAv* . RadBonk 7 ec c M1U4* ondheoler AtkinoU3S CoHIU41B> GREMUNGREMUN~~II7I 4 - ReoTiharp Auto 0 Wanted Automotive £ , " '" " malic FFactort y worrontwoo y Mutt tell LYMOOTfT 1971 cmCKET - Rum NK CAM WANTED - Pickc« up »17ior betlorief' 7471 ni AUTO HOBiY { | NT 11 m MM -"" mm. Ctntrol Avt . BM Bank CAM BOUGHT SOLD HE PAIRED HOLSEY PONTIAC SPICIAL IDW OwiitMAvi Ah Ht«MiifB4» ONTIAC EOHHEVtLLE - ttol con MI un RTE U Mimi EATON TOWN our new lire*, new »o*iery •efvtoto* I AUTOMMILt»~--MR WHOLt TOP DOLLAR 1973 VW MINI ROLLS HONDA If73 CIVIC ite-nc-w AUin9 14M Coll Hi '740 SALE Alt m«hn on* m«e»t» IMS ntw FOR USED CARS 75 VOLVOS Automatic stick shift Special wheels & Itres flnonclnfl CrMIt pttMwni «ur tit RED BANK V .irci. (ow< ooor. tadki. powtr ** Coll oiler §pm.»i \m cKrilly Cot) Mr Rotm*. rU*M0, fie Bumper guards, radio ondbrafc» Moke oftw Ml ND ewmon Sprin R SoyrcvilK. t 170 U*3 after* JEEP SALES AND SERVICE CIRCLE CHEVROLET Twin Boro Molori. inc NOW '2695 RITTENHOUSE DP T0)lWy*VV: (ASH REBATE! BAILLV BBOS.. INC. ShrvwMMry Awt Sh 131 E Newman Soring* Ad Red Bonk WANTED LINCOLN MERCURY Inc Suboru ond Joouof dooltf It E. Ntw CALL NOW7474KMO 7$ VW $$M0J5 TOO HWY JS 771 IMS OCEAN TWP 74 DASHH $JI9$.79 CORVETTES - «•• KARMANN GHlA CONVERTIBLE 8UMLER t BITTER INC I«*• - 14,000 mtlei Ton. new lop • CIHOCCO, Dock v«n« in .lack lo w ant cor buyt RUSSELL OicitmotHir 0 Wanted Automotive 4-door sdn , AM/FM radio ymouth th* TOWNE CHEVROLET. Gfral condition. tlI*S i47 1171 atler S • 5127A. cpe. Air cond., odilloc Co . IM Newman Spring* R<> SHORE MOTORS »fO Mwy U MO|I« Stock «4t27 14,007 miles'' eo Bank 74I*»1O AM/FM radio, lint glass COMET lf» - Four-door, outomottt KAY MOTORS PEOAL^ATiT^ 1941 GolQ»ie Foid 1.660 miles 74 VW $2895 BUICK SPECIAL - IHS WIHt work power ttecrtng and braket f oclory HONDA CIVIC jOOd running condition TheiiritoMfi CASH PAID VOLVO - TRIUMPH oir Loootliomnq *lt*l WIIN ladil 7M Broadway 1» 7H> Long Branch I tlio lahti car Call between 4 t 71 CHIVY $1795.00 KETLE, Air cond , radio, vinyl roof ond Inlarior Arctic w m.. wfc tf Baft, I1»H« WE NEfD USID CAB Only 9,104 mile. »Ufi LABRIOLA KITSON CHEVROLET CO (lumper guards Stock CADILLAC lt>4 DtVtLLtS - Ch«#M DODGE DATSUN. Red Bank 741 7411 wy 34 Eo)*ntown STRAUB BTJICK - OPEL NOVA, 4-dr idn , stand from lour McFADDIN CADI OLDS, WE WILL PAY 5 V««r — 50,000 Mile Warranty • P143A 18,000 miles CONTINENTAL 1*71 - Four'iaor MUM NINE ACRfcS €t Htm and Uted Can trana. radio 42.048 miles Long Branch, WI1M wylS 344 4000 KrypO' tour new radial inn Excellent condi LINCOLN CONTINENTAL III) - TOP PRICES Slock *5131A 71 VWM0DU411 CADILLAC l«7 SEDAN OeVILLE - lion Call 741 11*1 HE FINEST SELECTION -~O» new IBM Call bttwMn a 10 Ml P m . all one owner Asking 1 nd uted can in Monmoulh County Hwy. 35 Manaaquan 528-7500 72 VW $2495.00 $1795.00 SMJ COSVAlB - IMS Three ipted. |tl after Ipm iwer 100 oir conditioned new cori in TOM'S FORD (ADiLLAC-- If4l HMfwood Spec ml cylinder, good lire* ond broke* .ISO loch McGLOtN BUICKOPEL INC • OUADEBACK, wagon, 4-door, radio, automatic Call S)J UN, Sorry, and leave met MERCEDES BEN2 IM* IMS - Aulo hre*tbury Ave , New Snrtwibury . Autos For Sale All power EactllMt tirn, new mut motic, woi in Occident 114300 auto., radio, bumper guards Stock #5135TA, 52,882 ll»f ond *hoth* UK Coll HI Mtt Coll Jock. 741 i*0ioli*i *(> m Stock *P145A 50 000 CADILLAC 1f>T"COUPE DeVILLE - MUNOEBBiRD I9M - All power 7 MERCEDES IMS I*U-~IM>V btwfc Eitelleni condition, tow miteogc. fully CREDIT PROBLEMS Muit MM MOkC Offer Interior Eicellent condition SltsM MM 70 VW $M9S •quipped »1SM CgM tveninai, ' L No catn' if you re worhmg. w* con WWW mi „__ norit you No money down Po»mmh Con ui-nn, - Fully IOO 7J VW MODEL 411 $2395 1 PAM. BUS., radio, new orronged to ioil your ncedi Many Ml'RCURY M0NTEGO - IHf A I Why wait until Sprthg? CAMARO ttWZn New and Ouollty Uud Cart to cnoow , lull wer, plui air New Good condltton Mini »ell fu\\ M 4-doof. radio, automatic engine guarantee 8.000 diti o, ll all WattiS from Call llrei »7» Clf Stock S5143TA 43 889 mllea, 6 mo Stock NO oppl.ee THUNDERBlRD I9S* MGB If7) - Low mileage- 1* * NOW is the time to Fderick *17i0 or betl o»er miles • 5138TA 66,100 miles CHALLENGER IfM - Ml. t»00 or be.t otter iC: power brake, and tfe*r>ntj ».*„. DATSUN 1401 - im 744 nil Coll U* WO before I p m buy your new or used car. rtwf »wvtl1ul_ H*H\1 ___ AM'FM, low mil*,, good condition HUNDERBlRD >t*4 - Nf* motor, MM Miff MOM 10 CHOOU ROM 1 ler m MO WIDGET 1*74 - Blue Like new «w point lob MOO lftt Ponhoc Ci CHEVELLE 1**4 - G»d cftntfllion Call Ul 1J« ^ *P_ __< 14 M0 mi lev AM-FM. tow tpeed Ton • no. 1*00 l?3 0ll? l llrtl, '•FM• odia um t ben ol OOREMUSFORO neau cover, reclining, bucket* ond r74/ 4itl SALES SERVICE PARTS , more H700 717-0)33 OP TRADE ALLOWANCE Superb CHEVELLE H4JMAIIBU - Good n) Snrew*urv A«e . Red Bank f«i«DD ~~ MO N M 0 U T H ^ r Main SI . MOlawon J66 JW condition In ond out U» Mlore a. FIAT IM Si ( OUPE l?« -• Wed with CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH I 111* AHtf a, »1 IK block interior, aood condition Sen o* Hwy 14 EaHwrtown M7 S100 TOYOTA CELiCA - itJJ fHEVROLETn*APALA~SEOAH Ifm ler Coll between S 1 p m , 3»I 1044 Air, tour tpeed 17000 fiAl IMS - Four door wooon Four MUSTANG II 1974 "Tour"i^hinitt - LOOKS AND RUNS VERY COOO automatic tranimiition. radio, wtiile Colt 14) 7171 AUTOMATIC >'M_"I >•_» t wimder, need* minor work Asking wall*, low mileage, red with white vi 0VOT A'COROLUH'TI ~~ Slolion CHrvT6lTt VEGA - tf« HolCh I(;S It Hultl Trotter Court. oH Hwy nyl roof Atk tor Danny Dec. 7474717 MOTOR CAR CO. bach Green, UAM milet- need, m U. NOVA 197? - Rodio. heater, pewi olneworh WOO Coll i*t4477 FIAT ItM - 114 Spidef Convertible tour new flberglot lim, mounted O*OTA CORONA 1911 - Fou' CHEVROLET 1WI IMPALA - Cm «,0ll0miln New top tjnenenliondi inowt HMD W I»M Beoutltwl' iMio, beoutllul n tion Vm MMSfi irej.iour ipeed I ROUTE 35, SAYREVILLE torn loo door V •. ovlomatic, power OLO&MOBTLE~V!STA CRUISER \9** .leering and broke* HfiW FORD GALAXIE - IHI Gold, two — Power (leering, power broke1 TRIUMPH TR * Ifw door E»tetlenl condition »tS m Call «7 Mil dayt 74T-4I«9 7. Autos For Sale Qtl UijUi outomotlc. nine pattenger tl.tl 727-1300 mll« Only Wi *7I-WI> FORD LTD WAGON - It** L0« OLDiMOBILE l»71 - Nine poiv*ng> TRIUMPH 1944 lileogt WOO itation wogon 41.000 mile* Eiceltr Good body Good motor Coll Ofltr 4 put U11U\ condition, extra* *TI SOW Cull '41 7IW after ipm 62 LOWER MAIN ST. 566-2299 WATAWAN 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale TWIN BORO MOTORS INC DIE NEWMAN SPRINGS HO R6D BANK CALL »7«W0 VEGA GT - 1970 11,000 m.i« private party. |U» Coll 344+744

ulomolic 40.SD0 milei HMO Co Great Bargains W«43 or 7M-O7U 'CO* It!) HATCrfftAfiH ~- 6T pott oge. auiomoiK. air conditioning SAVE $425 10 AM'FM, tinted glaii. eicellent condi LIMITED TIME OFFER/WHILE SUPPLIES LAST In COMPACTS! 11400 Col'l J4I »104 . _jA It71 — Silver Low milroQe PICK A NEW>» 7f V6 rtivi\AMCs PACEr n\yL.Ii l Good running condition Mutt ieM OnlytllOO Coll 7W JITS, au lor Sob

7$ AIR PRE-OWNED NOW! Call oner 4pm. ti'i mu - Pop lop roof. tink. ice boa. bedi CONDITIONING etc Looki. runs eicellent HIM 70» FREE! V6LKYWAG§N VAN 1944 - 1944 en We have lots of them gine New Clulch. einoutt. tune up CoHoHer 4pm.lHH471 VOLKSWAGEN 1970 BUG - 44,000 CONTINENTAL MARK IV's mile*, rodio, new tiret. new pom *US0 or any reovonobie olter 717 119 of 364 SStS , VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE '»*' Black Iwo-door. red leotnerette tnU or. rodio. heater Cor fully reconc 75 SKYLARK ((mp«i B» \OJ HCK-A-RCER..,GETABSaUTELY 72 CHEVEUE H, 6 <,i »to p» 37,000 mikt on Allen Gallery. *7HOO0 CHEVROTET >. TON I9SI - W 70 MAVERICK i*, t «i ui. «S,000 miki doted in utility body New point \i FREE... FACTORY INSTALLED One owner. 4S.000 onginol miiei Ver good shape hi «U3 of ie' Sp CHEVROLET 1970 - Vlon pcup AIR CONDITIONING... A H25 VALUE. • PICK-UP TRUCKS I IS.000 mi lei Eicellrnl condition 11700 747 CHEVROLET IHI VAN - New l>rc AND Y3U CAN HAVE YXIR RCER 74 CHEVROLET c io t «* Four wheel drive, winch. Worn hob Pick up a good deal on a Matador,Gremlin, Hornet lliOO HI 476? after S p m 19)) REIDS TRAILER - SIR ton. e or a Pacer without air conditioning! NOW! • eiienl condition Asking 1IS00 V) ALL BACKED BY THE AMC BUYER PROTECTION PLAN ' SPECIAL THIS WEEK 9710 ofleripm 72 TORINO '1895 4 Motorcycles KAWASAKI 197& 100 MX - Howe THE HEW YORK, NEW JERSEY ilrjet equipment, only M0 miln M 1 Cull 4711*171, 4-dr, V-8, auto. p.s. super clean 49,000 miles 7. Autos For Sole AMERICAN MOTORS DEALERS Wall BUY A RABBIT BEFORE MARCH 31,1976 Lincoln Mercury Shrewsbury Ave. At Sycamore 747-5400 AND WE'LL WARRANTY IT UNTIL 1978.

Virtually every new car you can buy these days comes with a one-year warranty But II you buy a VW Rabbit between now and March 31. 1976. it will come with a... USED CARS! 24 MONTH SCOUT, hivel IDD' lap. ! TilWAOOM.auto BACK!! Now In our ZSSSZZJi Showroom! Th. 50,000 MILE LIMITED WARRANTY

Only participating dealers can issue this war- ranty to customers who purchase new 1976 WITH AN Rabbits between January 20 and March 31, 1976. "Amazing Warranty" cutu •!«**• &I?BI.UI. ar i ss1 :,sirir.,r aL, wto. (Mo. buck I AM'FM buckti*1 Likt I :— . T..."" ,*••..; A^onoow, 4..I0. ! MS.W0*. S',",,M.,l5 SHREWSBURY MOTORS, Inc. uiiuuifiicitinii" MmTip.T!HiiMni TOYOTA k«M|Wl«Ba.B*i«MMi« •a* « * 41 ••*•• it PB/ CM » IMB> M* I.III I - |l'i - " -I "I "*** **'" Shrewsbury Ave. • 741-8500 • Shrewsbury WN 6.8. PKWY EXIT 1 NllllL>tWM>*«-« MMM.W 101. Apartment* 77 Pets And Livestock 20 TheDldyRcgfcfcr SHREWSBURY N J FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1976 S4 Situations Wanted 7). Merchandise 71 Merchandise EAIT KlA»iaU«O - MMW. Mree- For Sale For Sale ^THOROUGHBRED GELDING roem oDorlmenl. Iwrje r.wnil. Ille Female 11.1 hondi, Chnlwt. u* yoo/t. show bow. Lovelv rwt. «IB mM** pta sijHtlp Wonted 41 Help Wonted 51, Help Wonted AMBITIOUS LAOY - Age li, aetiiet MOVING TO APARTMENT - Selling. succetslully. fMi kHnpir, vtrv wi 101 Apartments SB iww rilllly Mil F« -mM part time potltlon Former lecretory COMonti ot home. indwUng sporiing mg. beauliM fcpMNNW W IW ACCOUNTANT - Mf *tll IMM nn LABORATORY TECHNICIANS - PART TIME OFFICE CLERK - (»tenol with good pubhc reloliont goods, gomet, garden oouipmenl and AAA BEKTAL SERVICE -Mtw «J tonol r do 11 on.hip with o*n«r. lion clothlno Ladles drettet tlie • If. loll EAST KEANStUHC - Twf Ih.tt Part time weekend,, J II and n 1, n Fluent In Puerto tic an and English background and tome or i de DINING SET -Gts _ alt dolly, NW a tee lor tenant Fur dling lnv*,tm*nt., wciMiitft, reel « man tile 47-44, and teenage boy og* room otorltntfltt ImoWwWIf 0<><-* ond nialology. chemistry «nd unnaly.i. Ml tilt munlly volunteer Willing lo learn, ea matching choirs ITMAnlique Hitch WORLD S LARGEST SELECTION EVTORS. Ht OctMMrl *«•• WMr *tl«J Elii tr Apply to South Amtooy Mcmorttjl Mos aer lo pleote '**j»«* cock choirs. Wi ot til. hilt eoch M7 Swim Dim pltol. Personnel Office WO Borden PART TIME PAPER DELIVEKV - Sal , Sun . Monday 10 I Oceonporl S47 JSOt Mon Sot » a m lo I p m Long uld' Hhe po*i time position, ^EED FURNITURE? EAST KEANS1UHG - Fill rttra n A.e , South Am.tr N J Ml. RN - W U days only, gel!4i to 14* reoote on ire Terriers. Bronch oreo EiioWnhed N~-lmmf7 TYPING DOt«E~AT HOME - To your PER WEEK NO SATURDAYS OR S7* High nter frames, wood bunk met. Mf, Block Retrieve S ( ly0< binollon Privotf tllchtn. tain ono ctiltnl Afcpiy Shark Htlti •£• diole opening* Apply Cltlfnile Heaitn needt Leiteri, manuscripts, enve balti Prtnjeorw •"'", ^ ^1I0^ LEGAL HOLIDAYS COMPLETE beds *M m«7S otter I p m nan Husky and Malomwte. Uf U9. U«VO.ng|«l IrmtWW porfclno IISS monlh. uliltlns Inclwdtw fiitflhtor. «nd SyivaNo Awe . Nq BENEFITS. LIFE INSURANCE. HOS Core Center. 700 Cent** SI . Cuff wood lopei etc Pick up and deliver Ml Chow Chow and Keetnound WI. Wei Idfllntlt o, touplf HM OM ii wo PITALIIATION. SICK LEAVE. GEN Btoch ZlbT NORGE WASHER moroner and Retriever. WI. Tow Et In lornlifnil Onf »•* oovonci. one EROUS YEARLY BONUS AND OUT Eighteen pounds, HO* klmo and Pomeranian. WI. Scolhe monlh ifcunl. Mull HIGHLAND HILLS - Walt, vltw AUTO REPAIRS - Ei| PART TIME WILL BABYSIT - In my home for i«* lo apprr M"i STANDING PAY SCALE REPLY Coll HI tliMWw S »• m and Terriers, WI, Form Collie, wt. wllh balconltd moitt, btflroom f. loin SARAH COVENTRY working mother Wetl Keantburg FAMILY AD 7M|» &M •ill Gronl to OKH where you Miniature Hutky. WI. St Bernordond BOX WU7 THE OAILV REGISTER nttdt in people No investment Cor. OAKWOOD - U0 a cord, split I" ony OOti c oxO Oration camfcirol living room. oreo Reference! n'-SrU. Mastiff, Wt, Collie ond Snephetd. V4t SHREWSBURY N J 07701 phone neceuory Mutt be II yeort or omount No char l lk t V > tnchonllng tfllhtfllhtt ll'l monthly WOR KING PARENTS- Lovmglam i 3 LINES-5 DAYS Shepherds, W9. White Eskimo Spiti icoportcy In Feb One«*d older Coll JU H*k. 7*i 47tl or Mt eaty tpot 3t7 73U - with terraces 1991 SWI or inliinltil •ranch lM.S^~Go7eWn stale Montr Trwet ly environment lor your loddtert Key U9; Beagle and Spamei. Wt, (Mneolan ter 7pm in Monmoulh •ARTENDCR M.W - Ft n Of pan oayi. 4 II, two days tl I Small nurs wi M mt porl Union Beochorea Ht*»> ond Border Terriers, I17t. Border Col HiGHt ANlii - Modffn Ihrtf room lie and Mini Eskimo. Mt. Mini Pm uuii* w Lvfcwiiw w.» TWW. •• ••• M *• iry wSv» iimi Call bciween t • P m foi op ing home In Holmdel H* 1S4I ORGAN - Hammond Model 61. ond oporlmtnl tultOtlt Odulll DSC (Mr $2.W) tcher and Manchester Terrier. 149 slop walk lo mlourwnli ond ihoppina puintmeoi MI-IT)) keeping p Leslie speaker, in excellent condition MANAGER - Eapmienctd, hordwore ori1 ISO Irom mo/ino J 1)1 U. H.»l> month plui ulilitin Sfcurity rtoulrto ITEMS YOU NO LONGER Call»MfSl Spotted Cooch Dog*. Uf. Brittany ond BEAUTICIAN «-_..( i irnc help WUMI una household lurnnmnat. lor Red Springer Spamei. Wf. Ch.huohuo Ter landt UW f monlli Coll Allo.rt «l E«pe'i*ncetl only. with o folio* Bonk oreo »lo»« 40 hour week Sototy PART TIME t7I WEEKLY NEED OR USE WILL . . . fAiNT t-atlory fresh Uialors riers. Uf. Short Hoir Pointer ond Re Farrow Agemy. (ttollon Atk lor Mr mm Three evenlnfft. holt day Sat . II yeort tl 7S gallon HIGHLANDS - Rlvtr on« octon <«g Cali.n 301* irlever, Uf lino «IMS« l nenct Paid holiday. Wrile lo Boa or over, with car and neat appear oo* * SELL vltw. 7 i room turnlthta oswrtmfftt 139 The Dolly Register, throws Colli »* »pm , Ml Vn coii w mKt w mi J P O'NEILL PUPPY FARM ATIAMTIC HIGHLANDS - Thr«e Prtltr tutwwi odulU 177 1711 work in imali ottice. lull **me tV* r U.S. Hwy I, Princeton. N J bury. N J B7T01 61 Business room goiog* oporlmwl boy Ironlagt pritenieO Itji lo >lor! PERSON WANTEO - EorlytvtniiHn. FAST PIANOS-ORGANS No Phone Calls. Closed Weekdays Aoulli prtlcnco Ideal lor rttirvd More Classified MANAGER TRAINEE" - Roptdly ei one hour per day. live day* a week, lo Lots ol Chrltlmat trade int from \3i couple IWO plui SWlmf Coll m BOOK K Efc F ' 1 NG C 1 IK - C> ponding oulomoied lown service has help twnditapped per ton Cotl U4 1444 Opportunities WITH A QUICK ACTION rip Unlimited rentalt Irom %J iO per on Next Page perttiiced in lO.h rtt it payroll eicellent opportunity lor veil starier oti« 17 noon 80 Merchandise .on- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS LOW-COST month Warehouse lor leading motor lorn, bonk ittoiKilial < Wnd le Requireirest tolesolesi eipsKlencexperiencce onand umuxnrt tumi and talory irounnw PROGRAM AD SOLICITOR - Sirnd flor restouronl holel brondt Free adult organ let twit 01. Apartments •m» lo Boa mechonicohonkoll abilabilitCy Salary plut Call DAILY REGISTER Wonted BDAOLET «»CM - Spociogt •»» Will Th* Dotty Re« reiume to Monmouth County Arlt C nil ?41 1144 o'lrr ; p m Lown DDoctor> , f 12, Mon through Fn . FAMILY D Freehold Music Center bedroom opwrlmefil. lully corpeleo, b>,r, N 1 0/701 i uuridl 99 Monmouth St . Red Bonk londmooed Ow-prtmiun poo.ng 700 INVESflliG~PARTNER -EnlerlVin 1) Throckmorion SI. freehold AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA \m Available lor Merchon CALL FOR APPOINTMENT _.. mock lr«m ocool. Cmi I'i Mil or BOY OR GiNl l.w• P" enied onO Or do you wont to change your present background to handle octountt receiv dltlribuilon from Canada to Carolina! 'PIANO - Storey 4 Clark Spinel One over IS veoM ot ag< nr*M appty •'' r eoI eslote potition^Be. Iromed by must originate from a For Used Oriental Rugs able and credit* Typing a plui. room Minimum investment Call M4 1074 year old Excellent condition Atkinf COLONY HOUSE Lik«vl«w Terrict Centurv II fleal E stole Academy Dis lor growth Apply Cooper Electric household and may not ex WOO Coll J41 137) FOR ANY TYPE. SI2E, CONDITION 177 Rive.il*! Ave Red Bonk • n.n the finorwiai advantages of be Park lika setting 3r> looms. » AfiPM.lt H - Fro.net ond trim Supply Company. *M Hwy Ji. Middle KEYPORT - Full going Suit ond"be" NUMBER CALL ANTHONY ANY longing lo Ihe korg«Al teal sHtote orga ceed a sale price ol 550 00 PIANO - * Steinwoy Grand Model L DeLuxe 1 and 7 Bedroom lown, f ipm Ucoteiten Couple retiring til.W0 TIME NO OBLIGATION 110 JiM or $207 4W rooms. 1255 Gas Coll otiet i. TV nuatlon In the country Cotl lor con Coll 7*4 *0N per article. Magmticrnt instrument, regittered 477 S*»» . AVAILABLE FROMS375 \UV lidentiol Interview, Century JI, Paul number, written appraisal /4ll34la< included Swim Club On REAL EiTATl LOOKING FOR A SECONDARY Price MUST be adver AAAAAAAA " CASH HEGlSlt R OPE - Bragar Aaerxy. T94 Brood St . Shrews l«r » P m GARAGES Welcome to Century 71 Whol t it all OR PERMANENT LOCATION? LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIQUES. site parking Apartments Small supermarket. Monmoutn Beoch Used. Each additional line NVC Swwiond Troun-Twowothi oury '<'*O| about? The moil e*citing new concept US NO 1 Flea Market. Rl I ond II. PRIZES, GAMES, PREMIUMS - If JEWELRY. RUGS. FOR CASH have air conditioning Mull nave plcoionl perionohly tn ol Ihe 70t We teach you Ihe nutt ond New Brunswick. N t 70,000 people per SI.00. No copy changes you would like lo have a Stanley Host INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES dealing, with cuiiomert Five week NURSE RN - Porl lime position in boltt for real eitatc toiet tuccen AGENT ON PREVISES Apply Mr 4 Mrs Simpson private, nonprofit health agency Su weekend Open Fn . Sol . Sun Now en Parly in your home, please can 10 Riverside Ave , Red Bonk Ml Ul* day*, f lo t II t-uiigtotr itOii immr Coll Century It Coiem Agency Inc may be made and no dis- ~"--sory eaperience essetiiioi Hours leasing lO-lJ, 17x17 ond U iI4 loch MMtH Ollice Apartment. IA or call d-ofelv Call Mr &odono for interview, Ml itAt Aik loi Mr I iu*n\ 4VS 1011 (or information. T - Thrtf*»d •.•••ule Drlver'i license and cor o ne able secured booths We also hove counts or returns will be A COLLECTOR % CVE - Part ••• DUPLEX A RCA COLOR CONSOLE TV - Ex dollar lor antique., mokes opp'Oisait 542-0705 ?» nn (MSify Send resume to Bo. C 731. The HIM FSTATF SALESMAN OR LAOY table spoce indoor ond outdoor lor Tim. Mir PorVwoi, MX per monlr, made If ad Is cancelled be cellent condition Jus) rebuilt, Mts or manages your «Me Coll Janet Vogl CHARGE NURSE RM E-ielienl imiiv Register. Shrewsbury, N j Lawley Agency, Reaitori rMt Coll lor low roles Ml MtOfOO plui utlllllM W7'f 134. volary permarwnt poulion Reply BDI n\ 416? tore expiration. Eatontown TV, W Rte IS. Ealontown Ml *\a in Carter DeHoii. UI !-•• C .JS. The Dally Regi.ier Shrews SERVICE STATION - High volume TO PLACE YOUR Coll S47-040I, NURSES REAL ESTATE SATESPEflSON service station. ma|or brand, m Mon 101. Ap bury. N J REFRIGERATOR- Lown mower, ALLLIONELTRAINS Increottd activity In our Hoilet office mouth County on moior highway DAILY REGISTER sofa bed,' dresser, lowe seat, end la Top cathapproisot ***?tvj DENTAL ASSISTANT foul hondect RN i - Immedlote slatl openings requires additional tales help in Monthly soles over W0,000 Excellent FAMILY AD, CALL . . dentlilr y Full time E kper lenceo only avalloblt In a variety ot Critical Core cinllvt commntion tthedule wilh Inside business Coll 14* S4.4 otter / blet, lamps, loblc. plus more 7%f l&l' ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Oriental Caret* -oriented, wit aivurrd peapir oreov ICU. CCU. Surgicol Respiratory drow lor qualified applicant! Mint be p.m RUG -f)iJ7 black Vd gold Courition. rug. LE* OEUK ft DON PONS, 'W A stride Above The Usual alrtcled individual. Modern, rinhng Care lor ] to II and II lo 1 shifts Pro ' inted and experienced in Northern 542-1700 excellent condition. 13S0 Also Iwo River Rd , Foir Hoven Ul MM or >*< gold Colonial print wing bock chairs, tonttanl learning atticr in Red Ban* gretilvf Coronary Core, all shifts r\. Moi jth Co 4P7 CASH (wnemtd Nursery, lor II lo 1 stiitt. 63 Money To Loan 24-Hour Service fine condition, 1700 for both ton 147 Good itarling uifory and benetilv Sub ANTIQUES - Anylhina old Furn. txperlence preferred r mil a tompitlc relume to Boa C HI. HAVE"BILlS^-~Neea caiA? Contoll- FENDER MUSTANG - And cuttom 3971 oiler i 30 or weetewd* lure, china, glass, dolls, jewelry, rugs Tht Doily Regi.lef. Shrewsbury. N J dallon morlaaget available Business Challenger amplifier, one year old SECRETARY Chippendole hne Top cash paid Mory Jone Roosevelt. OEN"T AL. ll¥cE P ! ION 1ST Full Excellent salary, liberal employee loont over ilO.000 7li 3SU lor on op Apply Ncvint Really. SU Newm Coll 74)74711 condition. Drop leaf loble. seats < Rd , Rumton Ul )l» time, fipe'ifmrd only Career on benefits, shltl differentlols. pleasant polntment in your home EATONTOWN Sprlngi Rd.. Liner oft. N J ttJUtn twelve. Love teat, tea caddies ond oih ANTIQUES - Pointings. N J Atlas MONTOWN |irieii ernes', tell aiwred. people directed in work olmoiphere. FENOTrTREVER HOME OWNERS- Refinance your er antique pieces Call Mpm i?l Esloles purchased ond appraised '-' dlvlduol Modern, excising, csn.lant REAL ESTATE SALEVASUJCIATE AIM] Clegm gullor, NEW JIRStr Milling home mortgage including oth ler CalfA/l 3711 7003 The Hudson Shop. Inc . ill Brood learning off let in Red tank Goad RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL - One ret I dent io I and one com er debit One monthly payment Na •m at m MMN n>n rtMWM M on M SEVERAL DISPLAY RACKS - For SI. Shrewsbury llartlng salary ond benefit. Submit a PERSONNEL DEPT • up i Excellent opportunity Coll tlonol Stole Mlg Corp S47 f 100 FIREPLACES • omptrtr reiume lo Bon C 140, The Broker for confidential ditcutuon - greeting cords, mode ot solid walnut, Eipitu bug Mnrlci and mcdanl Ml IS Union SI Red Bonk CASUAL HOMES Dally Regnter. Shrewsbury. H J RAY STILLMAN, INC , REALTORS wllh drawers in bottom Must sell at MdlOM to Neaai. KK) Nn Yort -rt kol 741 im. Eil 100 NEW JERSEY S LARGEST NAN JOHNSON DISHWASHER MAINTENANCE - (our Sllrt year). Mt Stole Hwy il. reduced price Coll 77* 1147 otter 6 An Equal Opportunity Employer M W COMPLETE FIREPLACE COMPANY BUYS AND BUYS Shrewtbury 1*\ MM (Evemngt Hl< SOLID MAPLE - Kitchen set with Full time Apply In person ot BOW Beal Ihe fuel shortage A woodburmng From on entire household to o single Iwo drop leaves, bench, two chairs, KNOT RESTAURANT Broad SI . Red NURSES HN S - Position* awoilobl* MERCHANDISE fireplace Installed in your home In two item Antloue furniture, lewetry. tn Oxrsm IBR and 2 BR 2 M balti, air Bontl tor qualified RN i lor rotation Also REAL ESTATE SALES - Acllve ol day.1 perfect condition, US Girls bicycle. ver Immedlote cash Top dollar )i\ permanent positions on J II and II 1 IS. Oval braided rug. fill, brown conditioned apartments with balconies or fice needi eipcrieflced licented tai PREFABS m\ ; URAPIHY SEAMSTRESS M W - lhifli In MM Suig and Menial Health perion to moke money Eicrtlenl b FREESTANDING lones. |ust cleoned. t4S Sunbeam Mu lenaces i E.ptrienced Full time, tor interior Oeparlmenli. Proaretsive nursing de etili Conoemal employment Membe MASONRY matter, M Cyclone spreader, 110 41 OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, ch.no 71 Merchandise 1 detldn work room Apply M Silbers porlment, continuous in .ervice train AUTHENTIC CAST IRON FRANK Bruce Rd . River Ploio, H) in , glotsware. art objects ond bricotwoc. Tennis courts. Olympic.sue swimming pool telnlnt , 471 Broad St . Shrewsbury Ing and Hbetol fringe bvnetils Appl For Sale LINS SOLID ROCK MAPLE TABLE -"With immedlote COfth lor anything ond rv (1975) children's play area COMPLETE FINANCING FIRST lour chairs ond matching sideboard erythlng Ruicll s. 71 East Front Si FORENSIC CHEMIST Must havr o ACCORDION -170 Bott Hook tip tor Got courses and beaches are |ust a short PAYMENT DUE MARCH. If7* CALL 1175 ironnle mangle. ISO Call eve Mf-Mtl iMK'tflot - degree in chemistry or one amplllier, SI00 Blcyclei, girl t 74 REAL ESTATE COLLECT. KM4*4 drive away of tht phyiiml xiintti with 14 semes Schwlnn. IJi. ond 70 . 170 Coll 7*4 nlngt. 741-7HS tei noort In chemistry Must have one FULL OR PART TIME inn FIREWOOD ORIENTAL RUGS year'i experience in conducting varied THOMAS CONSOLE PIANO - Like I mil tD NUMfHt AVAILABLE And WDodchtp* t-.7<*7] Hove cuttomen for all sites, lypet rrwrnkol tests, examination, ond ana ALUMINUMSIDING new. two Gas dryer, ISO Stereo, nx NURSES - RN % Part time tur I 4 PM mmtDIATt OCCUPANCY lysis In a well equipped analytical Local contractor has Alcoa aluminum f IKEWOOD - Three cords, well tea speakers, 1100 741 040f condition Ebner Carpet. 741 O307 and 4 il Opportunity lo grow with ui lob A master t degree in chemistry sole ond new development taKs Tw left over from development Hall price sorted You pick up. 1100 inwn atler PIANOS lived Apply In period. Sprinovirw Nursing TIRGS — Three almost new G71x14 on may be sutntiluttd tor Hte year ot ei development! presently under con tale, milolled on your home Similor JjMTV _^ M s NeNelsos n Home. U19 HI t. Freehold. N J slrucllon, plus active M i ollue savings other tidings No money down. rlmt Two G7I»14 snows, one studded M4 4733 DMCTtOtM. Gatdtn Staw Pvkway K [.« l» Oo tm on EakMown pMiente indicated Call W UJ MOO. FIREWOOD 733 MKI* o.oi lob Ji All mauinet ran terms nrranged Sou k> "••!* "M OMHl'ltfMl 'urn M gn **• M V hnj Braot • • IMper cer4 t)lrton*l«B»4HI 111 each or best otter 147 iSvi Caiiaiwlime M) ilM U Turn rajhl On Ptn Brook Ad and Do Ipixoi «•«•) Wedoewood ridentioi rmi m nn M. I e.ohton «) »4?r FULL IIMI r'OSI I IUN I ili»g cttfl WHY BE INACTIVE? TOOLS - Atsorled variety VI00 lakes U.S. SILVER COINS ror utility rompony Knowledge ol typ REGISTERED NURSES - Far nun ALUMINUM SIDING c (no home II to 1 sh.ft Full or pot FIVE PAIR CELERY GREEN - Call 147 SHI Poying?25 t ing hetffut Recent high school grodu Just completed development Lett over Lined draperies, 90 , 170 One pair ice ale preferred Reply P 0 BOM Ml. lime Encelltnt lolory and hbera TREADLE SEWING MACHINE - [Ml) S41-10M, » NO *HSWt> CAU (Ml) 7M4IS0 Cases open (or Qualified Irlnae bcnelits For appointment, co olumlnum tiding, os low atfOc a tt in ikolcs (child's IS'll, IS '41 J7J7 A HoitMaJ stalled All colon - all ttylet - no 114 Artltt't easel, old. 170 Hoii table RN'S —LPN S •mibOO. Mon IhrouahFri FIVE PIECE KITCHEN SET Mud HAIItORESSER - w i i ti man taletmen — no commission - bonk ti rwtdsrefinishing.117 SIJUli Home Health Aides nunclnunclng Call colled, otk lor Gary. ern. 1150 Console TV. color. 77 rv Mognavoi, good condition. 76 uger/ffperotor license ond following ureen. *l» Call 7«l V4A wanlftj tor busy shop in Middietown Companion Homemokers esled in a financial career Apply P O /H 1491 4 console, black ond while. M7 Wicker FURNITURE - Convertible solo, pine oieo Salary flcuble Write only Bo. ill. Red Bank. N J 0/701 nlghi stood, U SI3 S3! I Sleep-Ins AM I M RADIO - Eight Irofk ond solo, raltan dining room sel. ration "Chrlt." Mf Holmdel Rd , Htuiel. N i ROUTE PERSON WANTED F Caiielle recorder, electro brand Pon tv~— Porloble color. I* Mognovox OHIO sofa, Iwo chairs ond loble, stereo. ol i ulr atonic, bargain tlOO ) Hanoi Three years Old Excellent condition Work tor full or part lime ot high rtesK. rugs, miscellaneous M7 4044 Pold holldoyi ond hoipiialnatioi Bought larger set Si/i Coll TVi **V6 iNMAl I Ml NT LOAN OEPABT hourly rates We offer fringe beneliti AMPtl. BASS AMI-l If IE U ANO weckdoys ond evenings Sat /4i 40tt ME NT - Personnel ne*o>d os oddi Bonut No let cttorged Weekly pay Mutt be outgoing and willing lo mee TVPiwR"l'fE"RS~ ADDING mochrnet COVER - 170 watti. excellent condi FURNITURE - OretUrs. btds, ta- lion to imtallmcnl loon depot imeni chkek Only one vttltli necntory the public Apply Star Laundry. II All mokes new or used Guoronleed Myrllr Avr I uiiu Hicirxh tlon One monlh old Sacrifice, 1300 bles, choirs, many more mis- with general instgllmenl loon bock firm Coll SUflW low as 171 Serpico t. 101 Moomouih ground, including collections Bonh Io na typewriter All In lop condi Havllond. Wedgwood, block Bason wolker. tiioh choir ond clothing, used tlon Coll oftef ). M7 3417 household Hems. odd. and ends, silver Mine SMecHon — Lomfrictt (or one child, »SS Cotl »• -H4D TELLER ladles clothes I? 14. ^ Speakers: CfassM Custom Dttlgn SOME EXPERIENCE PREFERRED BANJO - (Tenor) B D Silver Bell, HORSE MANURE made by Bacon Banjo Company. Gro S41 I7S4 COLTS NECK ESTATE TAG SALE - naeiiMlHfa Central Jersey Bank ton, Conn Mother ol pearl inloid, per IBM RECORDER - One~poribble unit Sun , Feb I, ALSO Sol . Sun . Mon . feet condition with amplifier ond toll and Trust Co Model 774. StS One desk unit. Model 14, IS, It. 10 am lo - p m Having leother on side, with one, MOO Call 771. IIU Both In excellent condition moved lo Florida - contents ot home MONMOUTH AUDIO Colonial Village ri.ll Hos opening tn Sea Bright area Saloi •41-0301 from SI p m ony doy and form, antiques, opptiontev mopie commensurate wllh experience E Coti 74? mi UnHiak, NJ. 10*0 RL 39, MlddMown BEAUTY (HOP FURNITURE - Mod dining room, bedroom, lowno. 0niur< New York, NY Mil. Prtnl jtwflm. m River Rd: Fo.r Ho.i HsVOW AKC Block and Ian Cropped ond AU. MERCHANDISE Foe tree ettimolet call 77V MM manulaclurer needs quali- docked Coll 14) 137V 147 47 V 70.000 weekend Irallic count Nsme, Address, Zip, Pattern lied field service technicians BOOK K.E b Ci NO For Ihe imi HOME IMPROVEMENTS AND COM PATN^TNG^^GirneVol "floor cleanin Number. and floor waung Cotl j Netie. U FANTASTIC SPRINGER SPANIEL - butinett — oil pna\« - oo' k done _ PLETE REPAIRS - Free eslimoles for the Hobby Kits: your pi ofn.vei or ours Call SU Mt7 o mi. SI p m j Sun of l*f I p m Great disposition Completely house NEW! 2M designs lo knil, Ptte Pelllio «) »-* Central I Northtrn broken. Free lo responsible persons aulo-tralns-alrplanes-rockets INCOME? AND OTHER TAXES - wllh lovely home lo oiler No smoii crochet, quill, sew.pl.s 1 CARPtNM V Ht DREO Ntw Jtrsty artos. All HO and N train accessories Prepared (or smoll businesses, corpo PAINTING children or cols e.M-NU FREE inside NEW 1171 NEE- vnoll ond medium sued iobi Com FREE PUPPIES - Hall EnolTsh~Set rations ond Individuals Ale* Ko E P pirie mienor >rmodrling tervtcr Pan Minimum 2-3 years ex- ter, to a good home DLECRAFT CATALOG Send eling Kitchen labinet dd • ..iiiicAccounlonl.jr»_i_«00_ r INI OME "TAX'RETURNS"- Prolfi U\M7J 11oni recreot'On rooms felmith*ng PAINTING - inlertor.eslenor Gwor perience in installation 7Jc. Slonally prepared in your home E J bookcoset Aimttrong (hondelier tel ooleed tummer exterior pricet now and maintenance ol FREE TO GOOD HOME - Two year inot Free odvue and etlimutes Oo FLYNN,t;i454l 7V 3102. Mr3*70 Dove iterant id Crochet with Squares $100 wortmunihlp Coll onytirne 77V S7i< rNCOME TAX RETURNS PAPERHANGINC A~N~D~PAINTlNG computer mam frames Crochet a Wardrobe 1100 Eapertlyprepored. alloN Y Stale ond CARPB'NTHY AND MASON WOHK Seven yeort of Quality work and peripherals. GOOD HOME NEEDED - For gentle 124 FIRST AVENUE Nifty Fifty Quilts f 1 00 Alter aiioc 1 ana udditioni CHy Enptflenced Will prepare lo For freeetlimotn. coll 7*4 107* ond loving mole dog. great with chil A Brute Eiuenrouch Ul Jt turn lo satisfy loipoyrr os well os the dren and other pelt Coll 147 M0.1 10 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Ripple Crochet 1100 government Open 7 doys o week ISA Excellent benefits and com- lo I 30, and 744 940t evening* PORE FRIEDMAN. 7) W Mom SI PLUMBING AND HEATING Sew 4 Knit Book II25 Freehold #1-41U. We tpeciollie m commercial oilem pany car. Call Joe Reilly lor IRISH SETTER PUPS CARPENTRY-STAIRS Horn, reilourontt ond industrial hoi appointment. We are an C Needlepoint Book. ..: IIM INCOME TAX RETURNS - Business wattr heaters, diihwoshers. wash • GREENWARE FREE ESTIMATES REASONABLE personal ond slate Also y»or end erifdryert, Iccmokers. garbooe du equal opportunity employer, CLASSES Flower Crochet II 00 I rani JU i*n boohJieepIng 71lh year tn Middietown posoll ond tewer miloHotlont Re pip rh/f • FIRING Hairpin Crochet Book II 00 CLEAN ' AKDS Coll tor appointment, tn I7lf Mar Ing and Board ol Health viololiom ADULTS & CHILDREN gery TrovolO Emergency Se(irr 'I' 1*01 m«1W Lei'd'i- oflict- gorogei Emergency Se(vir.r ' 1, Instant Crochet Book II 00 U\ 7Uf D. yth| • SUPPLIES INCOME TAX RETURNS - Book POLITICAL LOBBYING - Oo you MINI SCHNAUIERS AKC - Bfou Instant Money Book 1100 OISAPt*EARINO ATtIC STAIRS - keeping ond payroll services, li years vote? For 170 you can hire John Gar lltul. Mil ond ptpptr. olM rotv blochi 9 OJR.-5 p.m. Chcmplon oockgrownd- W3 WTO I jrntined. Intlolled. **» f i Medium experience Reosonoble rotes Hours dener t Common Cause lo lobby lor Duncan Products. Gare Paints. Instant Hacrame Book |1 00 lip m .Sot lOom. S p m . and by op heovv weight slain available U9M*i you in Waihirtgion and Trenton Col MIXED SHEEO DOC - Fitt 10 goM polntmenl efi-UJV, Hi )U1 (201) 227-WM Duncan Molds. Jodi Molds. Complete Gin Book f 100 AUK Stalri Co (tent Fleming. hi^tH homo. Mot*. I'-i voori old Good wllh I EXPERT TAX PREPARATION I INTERIOR^EXT£RlOR PAINTING - REMODELING WORK*-~Of rooniy chlldrtn. Coll S*4 i??< Complete Afghans No. 14 UN (federal. Hole ond local fp nmi Commtftlal. reiidrntial Reovortoble addition Profeiilonol core It my form OLDE ENGLISH SHEEPDOG PUPS It Prize Afghans No 12 9tc ' 'Vpore • M \ fi h JrBlro.to.grvicf.mitl7 e E til motet wn^^ 872-1116 Book of U Quilts No 1 Me f m Coll tFALLIN. G TREEJ AND BRANCHES Ji A PAINTING CO - Owallly work HOOFING ANO SIDING Free etti Museum Quill Book No 1 He YOUR PROBt FM» - Col' R'ck John mamhip Interior ond eitenor Coll molei Olton Roofing ft Siding CO Coll IT. 1EBKABD PUPS - AKC. Iran son, | torn and If pm . 7fl Sift 11 QuUU for Today No I ...Me m t*i* or m 7m m«rD5Ev*ningt; thowing al chopping and tcrwolt Atutl be MM lo children Five minule walk I* train In mint condition. 11x19 country-size kitchen, Mopping and HVC cammulina Ml •ennU K Byrne. RaaHar. • W River MMtW M believed Principal* only ol US4M notion Toa valae Ml IMt price ronpe jn.m CMIM140U all modern appliances, large property com- BOIMOIL - lilra l««t !•• «r BORO OF IHIEWUUIV - Ne"w Athtni V4* •*• CENTURY II - Co EA BRIGHT - OcooMtront aar««M building lo be eredtd. complrie *e< t Agency, IU River Rd . Fair pletely enclosed. Taxes only MM. FAIR HAVEN T 7 MONMOUTH BEACH ond floor available or can be divided Will porlllion ond tmi*h la tuit AIM NEW COLONIAL t4S,900 large garooc or ttoroa* orea avail CHANNEL BEACH _ NOT leM tlettrtc Ott in on tht ground flaw and mot* vdwalk Ml \JU mi4iu BRAND NEW LISTING: Cuitom Colonial teo cr»as m cheico ol cotofi and tllei in ..EANSBURG - Coiy Iwo bMroom APARTMENTS-MARINA brick Irant ham* an lovely Ire* iM«je turlng tour "master size" bedrooms, malnte KEANStUMG - AMracllvfly tvr- EA BRIGHT - Throe-room ruceiy ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE OF lVet*o#roam, l<^4att« cuitom Spociout on* ond rw*-lM*oom aptxi C fenced lol. «»»*t Alto ott*ft hvmg Mih* IN r»«m Hw4i» •••rtmtiil. (Mdrawii ooortmcni, wall lo won car urnlthod Clean utilih** mcludod FICE — Nln* roomi, linnhed bo** bull! homo Central Mr OuUtondtna nance-free exterior, 14x35 patio, fireplace, nutofn kllchwi. Ill* tattt Ofl ilrwi menrt Fantottk (ototioo on Snrewt oom. dtnina roam, tlk bam. wall lo Coll Mautthrt Ajflmown. M?*51 menl. corner location Hwy U Hoi valtMOlMVMB. Mill carpeting Air conditioned Coit modern appliances and gameroom. Only three porting IIH Mf MMA. gll ulilil.tt in bury River Hoot and hal wain mciud itdiafe occupancy Lcotino. -" n r«nl Color coordtnerttd kitchmi HREWIIURV ARMS GARDEN Iron bout tor d hoot Price*' lor quick rlwMd SvltaW* tar tMflt «r reilrM lormi n*goiiobl» KKIRWAN CO . )M years young. _- coHdltlortMl. matter Tv ontenno APARTMENT - On* bedroom tlf$ COMPLETELY uMt Owner moving to Flortdo Ju*i am THE LODGE. »7-tl?] 7100 Avk Tor Peggy ttt.fat Call The SMOLKO AGENCY. twimmlng pool, wolfc w clowii, laun Two bodroom, 17H inclwdei heat and RENOVATED 7174173 • E ANiiUHG - Four roam, htat tup dry roomt, marina toctlilltt CHAN hoi wafer Good W« room* Coll U1 FAIR HAVEN - Excellent ttort or ol M9.9O0 Thret bedroom, two il»ry homt on iled, tIM Five-roam, poy own heet. fice location N^L BEACH APARTMENTS. Par i*n 1 quit! lrt» lined tlrool tn tactdenl KEANSBURG - HANDYMAN SPE ira W4W NG«R*»*CH - Tftrtt btdro.m IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY: On beautiful Co- r Rd . Monmoth Beorn (|u*« of) Ocean •MAI I EFFICIENCY APARTMEN> Call 741 MM or 741 7MI noighDorhaod Full basement, two car ClAL Seven room haute. II4.Me Four flMrlmwl Living rotm. d.n.ntj rO0m, Ave 1 Ronttngaqenl, Apt », 777 utt - l*t Port Monmouth Rd . Port Mart gorogt ClOM to tchoeH and Irani bedroom* Clou to tchoolt and Iran* lonial-style three-bedroom home. Priced be- KEANltUHC - f aur raam opart both and holt of cellar 1140 mmihiv KEYPORT - Sm MONMOUTH BEACH - New two mouth, N J Bodfftom. kitchen. Wving pollution Only U4,M0 poriotion 110,0*0 down, owner will mtni ol* potto '" privote horn* All monlh enter ol butineti ditiric ovailobit neath professional appraisal tor quick sale. c«im iS\ ""* *** *•*""•» bedroom, two both, fully toip«i«j oom area, bam |IM plus ele/lnc F*b 1, If/6 tISOm nthly M4 I 17 Koldmo-lgage 4tiM0; detorated apartment on r ivec AtA r oil MS-0374 Attef *,*7i«ll f *_ JOHN F. FHA approved for qualified buyer. Coun- ditiontd Five new appiioniev A.*U, LONG •RANCH - GottfToTalioV ditid F MATAWAH — Three room tuile. t31S KEANSBURG -~fwo-toeir'oam ranch rch I Call Iff 'OU tryside setting. KEANMURG - ttadarn three roam.. Thrt* tedroom duplt« Separol* dm able Mar TUDlO APARTMENT monthly One room ortice, 1110 monrh an Quiet ttrevt Living room. dineHe. private entronce. firtplace. large ing room, tot in kitchen tlrS ptr PLEASANT - Three .oonYaporimm y plut *tcunly !" I Call ly, including all ulilttiet. in modern on wall lo wall carpeting, laraj* eal-in ANDERSON kitchen, lorae paneled mooted porch yoid Woihlng mochint Security ovetlooking pork, conwertient lotoiion Ulmi otter ip conditioned highway building (EN AGENCY.REALTORS new roof, air candilioned. iorge \m coii w rib 11*0 per month ond eleitrtc Leal THREE BtDROflM - Aporlmenl TURY Jl VAN i AGENCY INC SM and g BAHRSREAL ESTATE 1BH tl* River Rd Fe*r Haven fencefd d in yardd 171M171.MOO PrincipaPPil KEAN&VURC - New ont bedroom plut wcurlty Call 17* 1S&4 tr.vott home I7W a monlh plu* *e< 1 Bay Ave Highlands, N.J. 741-4477 only CalClll oher I p71.717 mt Lfiturnithad aportmenl Formica hitch MATAWAN CROM ROAD MANOR - RED BANK - Attroclively decorate iry Heat and hoiwoltr included COM OFFICE SPACE OF VARIOUS SIZES MAZLE 1 Fouib*. room Ctl >niol KEYPORT - Clean three bedroom 872-1600 #n lilt Both, (orpeted bedroom and Ont ond l«o bedroom aportmentt in ond (urnlihed two room* Bed hvin, ofWlp - Available In Cryttol Brook Prolet ml Vi bat hi lormal i Colonial 1") bothi. tormol dining living room 0(1 tlrett parking HM cludet heat ond hoi water Air (Ondi room, kllthen Convenient Security AVAILABLE Itonal Building. Eatontown Coll Mt Opposite Bahrs Famous Restaurant per month, piwi ulilitlet Security ft tioned Ont minute from Enl 1» Me Boitelmann. Ul MM oom. country vi.n< room, tludv. tora* lot UI.MB STER reierenct, 741 OW .TELV Walk ta ichaoli and i am 17U T FOR RElO - Prol*t LING McCANN. Real ElUrte Broke' 131. Houses For Sale RED BANK ~ Five larft luiu. .„ 13*.til BOB G« IMM Si«H* 131. Houses For Sale roomi, I'/i bothi, eicellem location building Choice location Ap AGENCY U *MO0 TWO EFFICIENCY AKRTMES KEYPORT HAZLET - Eight room LITTLE SILVER - Three bedroom ,01. Apartments walking dltlonce to food ilorei om alely MO vq ft Call '47 VW 101. AportmenU One In Red Bonk, on* in Tinlon Foil* Split Ltvtl, P» bolht Central atr Cope Living room, dining room, pan buttl Ideal tor retired or Dunnes HERB READ Assocs. Both turrtlihed Utiniie* MM) Reason PROFESSIONAL O*FFlCE SUITE - Wall 10 woll COrpttMt. wnkon luring eled den. allot hed ooroae, plut lott couple Alto one bedroom opadmrn oble renl W41t) Ground floor, tuiloble for doctor o' Reatior room, gat grill Garage. dt phere One bedroom aparlment wtif ing Four bodroomt (mailer tulle MIDDLETOWN LARGE FAMILYT - TMi »«v«n-b«d really tontottlc) Kllchen with breot roomi, Iwo bedroom* Security one cortverllblt den, cglo*val c* ' 109 Buildings/Garages 1 JOIN YOUR FRIENDS Family lorge and growing Thii lawr room. 3j hath Rumun home thauid tail area overlooking wooded yard . retifence required Adult* preferred EleoonT Colonial on beautifully ton BARN FOR RENT - II tlall m bedroom aluminum tided Cupe may 64 fill the bill Short wolk lo Holy Crott try appealing den with fireploce, Coll Ml riU lull whal you are looking tor Pfivoir School, botline and beoch All room* tcaped half ocre Five bedroomi., ? tulated, thre* turnout peni, three pod batnt. den with fireplace, central ai _ Ick wait Many, many tine eutrai RED BANK dock*, healed lock room Good woler back yard, fenced with large polio art large ond tunny Living room ond Call lodoy !**,•» Lott ol thrubt and notute treet Quid matter bedroom hove tireptocet Din full batemtnt Lovely private yar LUXURY HIGH Rll 101 Houtet For Rent Many eilras Call '» 7707 between I BECHT ANOCO neighborhood Ploy Cart (tnltr ing room, pantry, plut eal m kllchen with ttroam Convenient location l RIVERVIEW TOWERS 0 m lo 1pm commutert. Asking (?l WO MMM ON NAVESINK RIVER around the corner Full tinlthed bow Covered porch Botcment Wet for Two bedroom oportmtntt ond pen menl with pody room, workthop ond mefly owned by o ' Kennedy relative thoutt tullet. itofi.no al UN Ctniro 110 Wanted To Rent loyroom Wall ta wall carpeting Alking U7,*0Q Coll lodoy CENTURY oir conditioning, 14 hovr doorman \* Eliot fhroughout Homt it A I condition 21 - Coient Agency. Ill River Rd . BUSINESS COUPLE - Wont* lo renl 143.M0 Glvt owner on otter Fair Haven 741 TUt More Classified I vlct, t*imming pool, touna bath, m ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Th.rr a tarrioqe houte or timik>r in Novet J nno ond much mort Call Mr J poiiibly lour bedroom*, Iwo bath*, liv ink River Rd or*a, Locutl or Middle Open 7 dovt Call 34 hourt a day on Next Page I Glynn for chotct location ig room, tat in kitchen, boiemenboiee ! town Cdll '4M777 ^, LIKE ANTIQUES* - Thit Red Bank AND MAKE NEW ONES • 741 iro - 1)00 nm plut oiniiiei MT Tt M tt h f 747-4100 131. Houses For Sale MOO* iwo i MIDDLETOWN •04 River Rd Folr Haven No wonder everyone's running! Here I RTtftANK^ Newlyweds Or Retired Short wolk to all ttoret ond but Hi MOLLY PITCHER VILLAGE Too bedroom ranch in t*cetlenl con Living room, lorge dining room, tat-In LITTLE SILVER^ Branch ond Modi ion Avtnuet COUNTRY RANCH HOME REAL ESTATE 4*~** are the largest luxury 1 bedroom apart! dltton, with bock vord fully Cyclone kitchen, den, three bedroomt. tunny Convenient to moit everything Ourt I ami 1 bedroom Gorden Apo'lmeni LOCUST MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP 1 „ FOR SALE tented Dted-ena tlretl Low. (a* orKloted porch, basement ond pretty only Four bedroomi ond romlly room, From 1700 pet month Enciutlv* etlolt orea, niuoted on live tautt AtiumaWe mortgage Veterant I Great tor tht one-car family !Vi botht. ba»*menl ond fenced yard ments in the area . . . with excellent Count HI fill or apply atrei neor Navttink Country Club weir ome Ui.tOO MIDDLMIDDLETOWE N 1 atrei neo tt y Ing (47,100 Coll ut now CEN Owner leaving Hate Coll (or more de ol i* Molly Pllchcr Villogc Co"' For RENT or SALE ThreTh e bbedrood m 131 Houses For Sale II - Coier * maintenance and all these extras I DEO BANK - Novriink River. Mo fkoira tuitet. living room with fireplace, dm A~COUNTRV SETTING - Pr.te it r Haven 1 Choice Area I llful lour room oportmeni toeing rive Ing room, kitchen, three both*, large Out Ml by Iramlerred owner Tiuc cm MIDDLETOWN LINCROFT - Colonial Four bed • MWtoltw Itnnit (wilt I Quitt tltvoted building Old Wo patio, twimmlng pool. )i tor goroot roomi, two batht, living room, lormal Large, vacant 4-BR I ctiorm By oppomlmtnl only, c Maomlicently landscaped Sole price Located in linett areo ot Townthip h. ttrroct ond pool Living room dining room, eat In kitchen, family split 2 baths, cen- • Swmming Pool H31.000 Prtncipolt only Rental *'» Priced tor quick vole It thit imnrvocu I with lirtploct' dining room eal in room, full bswmont Air condltlonoo. SOI Maple Ave . Red Bar* monthly Coll Mr* Kurlntky between late three beoVoom ranch Mini tee tral air, garage Beau- kdchen Playroom adjoint ktlcnen Wooded lot Manv eitroi Principals • BtHkitboll Court 9Sp m M' J7J0 Will not lott ot mtt reduced price of 741-9100 I RED BANK - On* and two bedroom Four bedroomt, 7' • bothi boitmem 140,000 only AUlng Ml.fcO 741 -4770 otter 3 (•fully landscaped ond very convenient to ilor t\ and irof oopotntmew LINCRQFTSPLIT ANDERSON MCNMHCI Immaculate ENCY,REALTORS 1 HIGHLANDS - Coiy two bedroom REALTOR I RED BANK - I 1 room turn 1 monthly plut ulililie Coll lot op Three bedroomt.l^batht, 13x13 (ami d pollitment, TAJ mi home, living room, dining room, mod lY room, central air, IQOilW lot. Clou *rn kitchen ond bath Carpeting Atk ID thopping and Parkway Aiklng 741-4477 842-2626 X l*AMFni*TF POSSFSSlON three tnttM.1t. Prlntlaalt only inoj*! U7 9OQ ^RliVlFII AOFN' Y 7I1HIV 131 Houses For Sole IURUMV ATARTMINTS I juiontr OCE~ANPORT RIVERFRONT-Four 410 Browhrav. long betfroom ronch. two cor goroor V*00 from buiidf ond torn Coll W1- 152 Boats And 1S2 Boats And 152 B00H And monthly 741 l?7t. 741 1171 BEATS PAYING RENT Accessories Accessories Accessories neighborhood Prtler bwtinttt people or odullt No pelt AvoiloMt Mar 1 Ideal tor the newlywed or Ihe tmort in MERCURY OUTBOARDS vetfor Quplei ham* In very aood con Send Your Winter Storage Solei and Servic* Reference, tecurily UM plut whtititt dltlon Each tide one bedroom. » PAUELS BOATS. I Waihlngton It CIUI living room, dining orea. kitchen ond Rumton H1 IIN ar.El Lao«f M 1— Ntt Irilirll i FREE 117* TIDE CHARTS REO BANK - Threebedroorrt two bath Aluminum ilormi ond wreent. )VE«im»LEMO both home Top location UMper all clly utilllif \ Full arlc* only 1H7 SEA KING - Flbtrglm IM n p IERE THE SERVICI month LtOM,'etercnen and tecurdy 117.MH VA approved Sweetheart A Irtmord/ovrtboord All ocrettorlet one required Coll 1*1 *S\6 winter cover 111 I MO Full price only IJt.000 VA approved RUMSON - Thrtt btdroamt. t : Three-bedroom home. 10 yeort yowng bolhi, living room, dmtngroom. kitfh A 1 condllion Eat In kttchen. lorae liv 152 Boats And en. tmoll otn Botemenf. goroge. un ing room, deloched three to* oaroae condihoncn USs monthly including Pretty oi a picture. »*• " lodav Accessories heal Ltotc. rtterencet and tecwniy required Call l4l«J0t, Fn Sal Sun ACADEMY AGENCY RUMSON - Two year oldronc.h MUST SEt-L - !• wood/liber boat Three bedroomt. two bathiTgorage Realtors nwtor, Irollti Ull Exirot I'M *n botemtnl, cenlrol wr. appltoncet ll'S (UHw, M Hailel. N J Daily Register K monlh 14] tltf __^.^—____ m-tat NEW DEEP WATEK SLIPS - »' lo IMREI ANDrOUR BfDBGOM BEST BUY 4 Rtuivl now PATTEN AVE MA HOMES - For renl SM0 per monlh Four-bedroom ranch 10 paneled liv RINA. N Long aroncn In 1MJ ing room, II' science eal tn kitchen, MELMEO REALTORS pTI )*M beautiful It polio, brand new II pool. 152 Boats And 100 londtcaped lot. o quiet drodend STARQ.RAFT WEST LONG BRANCH - Large met tlrtet Mi three bedroomi Good tchooit and lo MELMED REALTORS *7I St» mnoLAs MB MUWMUM Accessories cation Security i)JS monthly IT* QHUMMAN CAHO€5 CARRIAGE HOUSE M*CURVY OUTBOARDS 103 Rentals To Share LOVE-O-GRAM MONMOUTH BEACH h A REO BANK - Aportmenl to vhO'f $35,000 irni.un.oi Prefer retoomible rnon Convenienl lo Anchor Monrte Irontportation 741 *?4i oiler »p m Charming home with lireptoce. porch WOULD WIDOW - Like 10 *hw« her ond deck for o fonloilic ocean «jt« Friday, Feb. 13, 1976 Classified. KI. mm. >M M home and expentet with another oc Thli houM needt tome oork. owl it n M N. Ot tO rf fcUUi i- Mtckl live widow on pention1* Middletown well worth the Investment Atlonlic Hlahlandt area Coll * f p m , HICKEY AGENCY 4^ WI-BNT Realtor Do.t*r» for hUko — lotion 17 Beoch Rd Monmouth Beoch Coll m-mi anyllw* WhotaK - OW Town — 104 Winter Rentals YOU MAY WIN A MONMOUTH ftEACH - Ranch, te 131. Houses For Sale roomi. Iwo both». Ivmihtd Feb AMF Atoort — JolmBon June IS 473 UKo'Mf'll land 0*C lain and twiric* - Winter Sail Storage PENNSYLVANIA - tholft i.e«rt ROMANTIC DINNER FOR TWO at I (Mar and I-Z Uatfar Trriton' fireploce, duhwathef. TV VIM w end \m Whly oil »ll Sail Cleaning & Repair POCONO MOUNTAINS - Wild A Lake Four bedroom Ranch, oil u THE MOLLY PITCHER INH. llet Weekly or w**kend H4«M»o JRY'S MARINE at 4 p.ra 1,900 WEST END -"immediate octupo LIBERAL FINANCING 111 Hoy.« Furmihed thrre room unit Ulilitie PRIZE GIVEN FOR THE "MOST QRIGINAL" LOVE-O-GRAM. We tluded Coll 7W IWO _^^ totdunt - 77S-7M4 AVAILABLE make it easy and inexpensive for you to give someone you love an Optn 7-0»yi IM Furnished Rooms On this bright, cheerful 3- no 111 bedroom Ranch home, unforgettable thrill as they read your message to them in The Daily ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Smal 1 lei By week or month close lo schools and Register Love-O-Gram Section. Just fill'out the coupon enclosed Coll Ml 1144 D«k and Landing Romp shopping. Extras include i EATONTOWN AREA - Furmihed L 18' above-ground pool J here and mail your message to us. The Love-O-Gram Section will room, kllchen privilege! ReoionoWe Murk H»tr 892-8303 Call m llU.tipm Vcall now — avoidi appear on Friday, February 13, 1976. Remember you may win that KEANSBURG — Coi» room with pri spring rush vate enlrome U0 week Adult oenllr delicious dinner for two at the Molly Pitcher Inn. Wouldn't that man preferred Call W !I" KEYPORT - Bedroom Qu.el (On make a great Valentine gift! venlenl area Private parking Refer encet Call after 4 p m . IW 0)J* ' pplebrook Agency

Uohi kitchen prtyllean RMNon-MIDDUTOWN Coll m I7M otter 4pm •SO Hwy H REO BANK - Lovely room, nuriy fumlined, clow to town, private en 171-2300 tronce, parking Ml VH. 7*1 \U\ LINES REO BANK - Privott room with en trance Shower IT WITH A •- KISS - • 50' extra! Cell Ml IB41 RED BANK - Two roomi with kitch I en prlvlleget Apply SI Hording Rd . $1.00 each additional line. Thurtdayi atltr 6pm ROOM FOR RENT - Elderly pet ton preferred In privott home ColltNeck STILLMAN Deadline Thursday Noon February 12th! area Kitchen privilege! •*• *1W SEA BRIGHT - Elegonl and e> inc., REALTORS clutive detlgner furnlthed ttudio elti "Our 5tth Y—r" citncl«t and Vi room eitculive tuit tt En|oy a Ihort or long llay NO MIMwfM 5l»«wlk«ry lent HARBOUR POINT, lm Ocean MAIL TO LOVE DEPT. ^SE mm | Ave . 747-USl, Ml ISJ7. 741-8600 WHITEHOUSE HOTEL — Ktontburg The Dally Register Room* with kitchen ute *» weekly 717-tMf or «; «SI Optn 7 Days (Em. 542-0541) One Register Plaza 1108. Commercial Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Rentals Parma* Muat Accompany ordw. Maka clwck payabl* lo: Th. Dally Rcglitor. No caah. RID BANK FROM MERCURY WOO to n. tlnglt ttory, tprlnk lorod, tepoTott, covered loot) COZY Roomy COST Ing, light manufacturing, oil trlbutlon center, heat fur mined Five-bedroom, 2-bath portttng focllMItt, modern ot Cape with dry base- • ilet. Available Immtdlattly ment, lireplace, alumi- 747-1100 num siding, organic garden, trees and Pauels Boats friendly neighbors. In 90 MONMOUTH ST. "Olde" Shrewsbury I Excellent lor commercial or, Wall to school, shop- 8 Washington St, Rumson I professional use. Air condl- ping and trans- I lionet), wall lo wall carpet- portation. ling, indirect lighting, ALL On*... 842-1194 I MODERN CONVENIENCES •43,90011 SEAL IT WITH A *4& KISS - '3.50 M2-M20 or 73t-0ttl 22?Keontburf 22 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, N J FRIOAY. FEBRUARY 6,1976 213 instruction M9 Keonsburg 13). House* For Sole 131. Homes For Sole 221 Colts Neck evidence and testimony a* the i come up for final consideration ai mortgage wo* doled March J. 1941 ond NEW SCHOLASTIC pnsoge ol the regutar public me#nng i Horded m tht Monmouth Couniy U1. Houses For Sole MI. Houses For Sole 131. Houses For Sole TUTORING SERVICE of said governing body to be h#ld on Cltrfcs OMI« m Mortgogt Book I43S RUMSON LISTING of Monmoum County February M 1974, of I M p m ol me Pualic Office* MATAWAN -Ul.in AwoitaM«t«VA MIDOLETOWN - Four -taof 0»m, 1SV All-brick ranch with wa- Inhomelutorlne. Township Hall. Cedor Drive. C "'e^WbuH-nia* ert^ied on so.d end FHA ouy«l IfKlMM hr«4«l Ml CllMllI Family room, nrtpMca All oroae levtli 1 1? Neck. Ntw Jersey, ot •rUtr.n time and londs ore Irome buildings ond on in ma GMMRHKI i mm hams. •»#• tare* terms! MAIM FullMMflwil I«M (•TO* Oil Quaiifieaeoperienced teacntr place oil parsons desiring lo or heard vesiigaiion ol Ihe some by the Public (Mi tpociout otter home Mt« fclfch ter view. Small sunny INK, feeewtifui e»w bath Walk lo College boord tutoring rhereon will be g««n full opportunity Officer disclose* thai there .» o basis •n Mw »«•<**< loom ond updated IFJIII11 • m» llWIMflitKn. Qtfi THE house. Two bedrooms, Coll Wt-4511.t-«pm lor making the ihorgt thot vo.d bund H#i TfirM MTMIM E*C*t«nf KM «lG AGE NCTTT U, MIMWMn • ngs ore until lor human hotalahon. ot ""t ^ Kant kKtfiftn off ftroa* SI Voconf new stove and refrig- • mnwdion powfiilon Ut.SM OpOTftllain Co4IUtWMrt,i7l 1W i jpOnCy Of USe MONMOUTH BEACH erator included. Walk to Tcomploinl is hereby mode (harg 232 Long Branch MIDOLETOWN -Wndtoroor church and beach. og lf.ot the void buildings ore unlit lor "Honrn For Living" brochure, plct. SUMMER HOUSE humon habitation or occupancy or use TO WHOM IT RUt COMCM": ~~ ALLAIRE- deicrlpflont, prltei on uvolloble Near The Ocean Asking $37,000 222 Eotontown due to detect* therein increasing me Pleas* to*e notice ihof *• f«*JJ*J tame*, APPLEIHOOK REALTORS. hazard of fire, accident* or other cola 10, 1976 the City Council o* »he City ot WHf IS. Mlddlvtown.471 2J00 $46,500 ACQUIRE THRU . . . M0 Atluntlc Highlands milles. thai laid buildings arc in a Long Branch. Counlr of *on»«u'h New Ilittng, nice condition, five bod ifole ot duopidntionond durepoir Stole of New J*rs»y. "I" osstgw •• Iro FARROW ELLENS. conside WHE CEME roorm, ?V, battn porctm oil oround NOTICE 4 Complumi i* turlhcr made that th* j Kotchen lo» sole certificate •*} J* Realtor MIDDLETOWM lift, big lol Eft|oy thlt turnmer and TAKE NOTICE thai application hot TERY, re*errtO by the Zontng e°*"d condition ol each of the aforesaid issued by the Collector <*]•»**?" Brand new Intrtdtble touf«o*oom many more to com* Really priced lor been moot to the Borough of Atkontic ot O meeting lo be held on Irtwwxr * rjuilding* violate* Section I ol Ihe ordi City Of Long Branch on m*_*•*•••**• 294 Broad St. Red Bank l»?6 Of • 00pm ol Borough Hall * 1 0 Colonial N Mmtfoom. 17' umln o quick »o4t. Highlands. County ot Monmouth. Stole nance aforesoid lor ihe following ito Odooer. 1971 for the wn •» M* " " 741-3450 bedroom IT living r—m. W lormol HAZELTON of Near Jersey, to transfer I* Boot tantt ond premises and sewer CMract intno room. I'/j luiury both*, hot wo HICKEYj^GENCY Yard. Inc trading as Boat Yord, Inc ^Toi Ihe dwelling Is bum without in said municipality k«own « block Call anytime lor oil bat«boord hoot, utility room. Realtor tor premises totaled ol 67 First Ave 313 lol 71, owned by victor* P Wj* l» landscaped loi AM rhlifor V Beoch Rd Monmouth Beach tooling* nue. Atlantic Highiandi New Jersey (b) The dwelling has deteriorated er looether with oil subsequent llent. Coll 773 4M7 anytime 842-3200 costs and interest M a Idol turn of the Pltnory Retail Consumption Li toundution ME'UMME'UMEED REALTORS *71 H.Hf M plus odverlising cosf* M tove oil eve* «•**- F«rm« Mnt MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE cense. Number (to broad C licens* (ct The dwelling has rotted door February*, .97* , cefflnf In Itvlnf row nerelofore issued to Cee Dew, Inc . 226 Hazlet beams FRAHR QulRlt West River Road Rumson trading at The Question Mark (or the m £«*!i cendHfe MIDDLETOWN — Lovely two bed (d) Tht dwelling ha* rolled flooring NICE premises located ol ii Firti Avenue in HOTICl ct«M lo schools, snooping and conwnu- room ranch Hear schools and Irons the Borough ol Atlantic Highland* Coucm Mxtlna ol tlx HOIIII lo»n mrouflftowl tint Fully tented backyard Where portatlon Living room, dining room, Frtt * Three bedroom Ranch, large eat In County of Monmouth Stale ot New snip BoorH gl hMIrn »lll » h»ia c»i (e) The dwelling has rotted stair ri *ie r«n you get all this, slut O mud wall to wall carpertlng Many aitrat 131, Houtet For Sole 133 Income Property kitchen, plenty of clotet .pot* At Jersey Tuciday. Ffbruafy 10. H'» I » P "• roam, for only U) WO' BOB ORiMM Aiftwmowe **% morigaet Buy direct toched overtlie gofoae Home It In ei iN"COME~PHbPEH~T¥ -'ill.SOD m ol Towmhip Hall Anncn. lit M>drJK from owner »1 2331 AGENCY, fwi-MM ctllent condition - Ready to move In liable All apartments rented On Boot Yord, Inc is a corporanon ot Rd Hoiltt will hoid mortgage lor quol'fitd buy** the Stole ot Ntw Jersey, tht rttl |g) Tht dwelling ha* musing ex MATAWAN TOWNJHIP - IJ7.IW G0^MIMjtto«n location. Will Mil RIVERFRONT JUDITH SPIELER S«( Coll for details REDDEN AGENC denccs ol oil officers ond directors MOP tiding Two bedrooo ranch Living room, Hailtl Tiwp M otHtollh SEA BRIGHT 7H1M art: u iiu Tht dwelling ho* rotted undtr kitchen, bath, batemenl, garoge, Ffbt " MIDDLETOWN Charming older home on very deep Ktyment fenced in yord Loon mortgage at Henry Meahon. it Prospect Road, CLASSIC REALTY Inc. water Excellent condition U7.SW Atlantic Highlands. New Jersey 07? 16 ID Tht dwelling has broken *e*er •umptlon available U* '411 KEVPORT - Need a toi ihellir? w Maureen I. Mtohan. U Prospect pipes hove eight aportmentt. Mi.ooo Fou 1» Keonsburg S Road, Allontlc Highland*, New Jersey III The d is inlrrlor want on or. 10. H7» ol« HO o room*. 14 both*, formal dining room, HICKEY AGENCY stores and tour apartment* in It* hec 542-9333 07716 0U«OV»NDIOI«IN, iUUIIll m a\\ repair ojMKlit a prlv*lc iott and Ih* O\V9" 131 Houses For Sale living room, lor at gomeroom with Realtor of town. HJi.OOO Call tor mote mil MirjA ik> The dwellings ceilings are m dit ctfhgrol citing. Yflwdotty priced at 17 Beoch Rd Monmouth Broth motion PAUL P BOVA. Realtor. A The names and residences of ail »LS. REALTOR repair bv in* Cllv o( Lww Brow* ond OHM I Coll T7HOI7 anytime 2SM slock holders holdino more than len HANG YOUR OAK HIM RANlH < o.ne< lot with RU M~SOi*~ -Am lltting, Pi ox ret percent (IDS) of any stock ot said coi (I) Tht dwelling has evidence ol te< too Lol »1 «lo(l Jl! o> rjniwM •" many tree* Living room, dining room. Center holl Colonial, eight yeart old PROFESSIONALS porallon are nittes. rodents ahd vermin' i IB. CM, Allot ol Iht Cil. Jl L.»J EASTER HAT! •a* In kitchen Three bedroom* three Large living room with Tireptoce. lor T wo Story nome in excellent Red Bon Htnry Meahan. 16 Prospect Road. •mi The dwelling hat rotted window both* Den with fireplace Large oa THAT A BUILOIN« LOCATED ON liamei In inn dntlnttlvt homt Coiy llr• moi dining room, tol In kitchen, o>n. location Seven rooms, first tloo Allonlic Highlands. New Jersey 07714 .jyaasELsa»H» meroom Work and lloroge loomi plut large gameroom. tour bedroom*. Mourcen E Meohon. 1* Prospctl LOTS t ••>» |, BLOCK H OF IMl in) The dwelling hot rotted door plat* and on •normoui living presently uied ai apartment, wou TAX MAP Of THI BOP.0U6M Of »v.l Mm In uwllM common 7tn Overilie garage, MN77' Centrally air three baths. Kreened porch Oualiiy Road, Atlantic Hlghlonds New Jersey domes room Alto ftrjtur*, thrat vary make Ideal office tulle Second tloo KiANSBURA AHD ALSO KNOWN Hoi oil, tounwnt ana two cat gaiag* conditioned wall lo wall corpeilng lOnitrucllon Atkina Mil,000 CoM 07716 (Ol The Swelling! rool s ft M»HCM lorg* h»a< oomi. lormel Olnlnp apartment at five rooms Good Incom Ai LOTJ M6 m* 167 ON »1 .ailing lime ol me Keonsbu'g Borough and meticulous hand craftsmanship, nestled high on over, formal p>ol. iw.000 1700 tq ft Store, living quarters, u AMEND AND SUPPLEMENT SEC ter pursuant lo the auihootr at on o< Holl. Church Street. Keonsburg New TheMiyRegMer PERFECTION It It difficult to ob able batemenl One acre J91-3W Jersey. a hill, overlooking 12 acres ol superb landscaping TION 47 1 OF THE REVISED GEN dinance ol the Borough ot Ketmvbu'g lain, but this JVj year old home It RUMSON - Detlrobte beoch vicinity ERAL ORDINANCES OF THE entitled "An Ordinonce Relating To Ana Nolice is Further Given that all HOLMDEL cloMlolt Beautifully decorated, well TOWNSHIP OF COLTSMECK PER The Repair. Closing 0' Demolition Ol parlies m interest hove ihe f tght lo file and sloping lawn Hand carved woodwork greets you to acres commercial' InduttHal, t>i malntalrted and offering quality con TAINING TO PROHIBITED PARK Unsafe Or Dangerous Structures And on omwer to the Complaint ond lo op location, oft Hwy 35 flM.000 as you enter the loyer and arched doorways leads itrucllon Very convenient area of Buildings Unlit For Ho mon Habitation veor in person or otherwise ond give Mlddletown, near •hopping and but Shelly Real Eitote _ 7H12OO THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF Accepting And Adopting Th« New Jer you Irom one room to another Living room is en- line. Four bedroom. Den with fire \hop orea. ONE-STORV BUILDING - IC THE TOWNSHIP OF COLTS NECK ley Housing At The Slondord For Us* place Eat In kitchen with opretty In Determining The Fitness Ol A hanced with a beamed ceiling and impressive lire- view Dining room, V/i both* Central MENT BLOCK) APPHOXIMATEL DQESORDAIN 2100 SQ FT E XCELLENT RE SECTION 1 No person shall slop or Building For Human Habitation Or Ot olr Tall tree*. Aiklng U4.900 See II cuponcy Or Use. And Repealing Ordi place Sunporch has many arched windows and Dennis K. Byrne BANK AREA LOCATION tJJ.SM stand a vehicle upon Ihe following CLASSIRED ADVERTISING RATES todoy. CENTURY 2t - Count nartres Nas 404. 411. 416 dors nnr Aatncv. 114 River Rd . Fair Haven REALTORINSUROR BECHT AND CO., WWil street oreas wllhln Ihe Township of brick floor Dining room lends itself to gracious enter- Colts Neck with moke the following complaint TOLL mi FROM MATAWAN ARIA 566 8100 8 West River Rd. Rumson (A) On either side ol Pholoni Rood 1 On or about March 3rd 1»**. Mory taining 5 bedrooms and 316 baths plus attractive RED BANK - Neor Rlvervlcw. Mint Phone 842-11 SO 137 Loft And Acreage commencing from the eoslerly curb Basil conveyed to John J Flvnn ond TOLl FREE FROM MIDDUT0WN AREA 671-9100 line ol Route M to a point 100 tetl ras Lillian Flynn hit wile the lee to the maid's quarters. In Fair Haven lor $330,000. two bedroom ranch, both, eat-In kltch DUPLEX LOT - Ji*\76 Choice loc en, living room with fireplace. Fin MEMBER MULTIPLE lion on Wet) Coast, Brodenlon, Flo ter ly therefrom land hereinafter described upon which Non Commercial Rale* S4 minimum charge Itfwd botement. garoge, patio, alumi- LISTING Ida Near Gulf beaches All ut IB) On either side ot Flock Road num tiding, oil heat Low wo i Call commencing from Ihe westerly curb Said deed was duly recorded in the U3 74W. RUMSON COLONIAL | 5 line ol Route 34 lo a point ISO feel Monmouth County Clfrk S Office in Par Line Thrtt-btdroom, \'i both homi on westerly therefrom Deed Book mi at page 773 ond therein HOLMDEL - Three acre chol 1 Day 61c William H. Hinfelmann (Firm) lovfly wood*4 lol Flrtploc* In llvlna SECTION} The provisions ol Ordi sold premises ore more particularly RED BANK - Ntwlwo family hou»e building site Wooded, hone trail raam N.idt dararallng Intlda ana • enta U* i H adapt** on Ih* Itlh day (lew r Lhe.d hy inforpnr nl ion iti Iflfth 2 Days icons-- Ttirte otdroomi facn opotimtnl All Owner 142 »et> of August, Itfi entitled AN ORDI herein Said premises ore olso known utlllllit teparate Aiklng M?.000 Call INVERNESS HIGHLANDS. FlORlO 3 Days (Consecutive) 45c NANCE TO AMEND AND SUPPLE and described as Lots i and 7 on Bio4\ **ll Rumson acre, will build house to tult. For I PERTAINING TO PROHIBITED .(i.ii londs 6 Days (Consecutive) 37c formation call Sakowikl Brot . SM PARK ING IS hereby rescinded and re nggs whic are used os a 7 Days (Consecutive) 35c Dutch Colonial peoled dwellings lor persons and or properly M ytor-old. two ilorv home. Iftitily 23 Ridge Rd. SECTION 1 This ordinance shall 3 This Complaint ond Notice does 3 Days (Consecutive) 32c polnlwj, outh*ntk Wllllomiburg point PORT AU PECK - Attractive tre lake etlecl otler final publication and make John J Flynn and Litnon Flynn Thrct bedroom*. 1' i battiv two* d*o building lol In good orea. Only \UM 30 Days (Consecutive 30c Two-Family Duplex adoption in accordance with law his wile, parties by virtue ol their own Rumson completely rtdecorottd kitchm Con Write to Box T 117. The Doily Reg Each tide hot large living room, din PUBLIC NOTICE ership and fee of the afore tout proorr vtnlint to btoch Athlng 1M.900 B ter, Shrewibury. N J. 07701 Commercial Rates 54 minimum charge Ing room, eat In hiichen, three bed ( HM PORT AU-PCCK - Zoned two lomii The foregoing ordinance was m phone room* ond full basement, separate oomr (.all H> 4411 r I Ii r i akes t Per Line Corner Myrtle and Deal All ulllltle troduced ond passed at first reading of heating systems Live rent free. Ash IUIIU llA.mO I70 9S4I O regulor meeting ot Ihe Townsnip 64c 842-0600 Committee ol the Township ot Colts 1 Day CENTURY 21 RUMSON 2 Days (Consecutive) 58c RIVER VIEW 138 Mobile Homes 3 Days (Consecutive) 48c Spacious older lour-bedroom. )' i bath EATONTOWN - Early America 225 Freehold Township 22S Freehold Township 4 Days (Conseculive) 45c PAUL BRAGAR Colonial In truly cMcelleni condition 11x60 mobile home Two bedrooi Gracious IS' dining room, living room 5 Days (Consecutive) 42c IS THIS THE BEST IUY IN TOWN??? - That may •.tailor cathedral celling In living room, NOTICI with fireploce, healed tun porch ond 4 Brood SI Shrewsbury frlaeraior, wother-dryer comblnotio Notice Is hereby given lo the legal voters of the Freehold Regional High 6 Days (Consecutive) 40c be a big statement but we (eel that this clearly modern kitchen, den, two cw garoge olr conditioning, dropct ond corpetin " .trki. In the County of Monmouth, New Jersey- that a public heor Walk to river, beach, Itnnls. etc A a> 7 Days (Consecutive) 38c Atkina 11,500 Coll JEAN IRWII held by the Freehold Regional High knoot District Board of Edu represents the finest value (or the money in all of llghttol find In Rumson ot tM.fOO 747-0221 REALTOR, I4J-41W the proposed budget for the school year l?7i 77 Sold hearing will 8 Days (Consecutive) 3SC Middletown Township. Spacious 4 bedroom, 2Vi be conducted of the Freehold Township Hlgti School, Elton Adelphlo Rood. GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES 30 Days (Consecutive) 33c JOHN F. (FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP), Freehold, New Jersey 0)79%. on Tuesday. Feb bath New England Colonial with large living room Bethany Rd . Hailel Adult park Wo ruoryW. 1*76 all.00 PM lo showing Coll 364 y>\) FAMILY PLAN RATE and formal dining room, oversized country kitch- " SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDOIT STATBMINT ANDERSON FOR ICHOOL YEAR It;* 77 J Linos — 5 Days — $? 00 $1.00 each additional line en, master study, basement, central air condi- AGENCY.REALTORS Available to indiviudals placing ads undei "Merchandis For tioning, quiet executive neighborhood 1 '/i-acre lot •r Rd. Fair Haven i4j-i?15 Cevnfyef h 111 MOBILE HOME - 40.12 thed, pat Sale lor items nol exceeding $50 each items musl be backing to abundant green acres. Sept ». 1974 Seat ». 197} Sept H. 1974 741-4477 cover, two air conditioners, was priced •Actual 'Actual Estimated I RUMSON WATERFRONT — On* er/dryer W-mr ENROLLMENTS $77,900 I acre. Four bedroom ranch, quiet Resident Dally Enroll 6.713 7 6*6} 7419 I street Lawn, woods, water, boat IOMSS TW"6-BE"DR60M - Mobi Total Dally Enroll 6,311 ' 6*67 r*9 Contract Haiti on R»qu»tt romp, bulkhead on deep water chon home on own lot - WilOS All unde SOURCiiOFRiVfNUI nel For tale by owner. sfl.MO Will around utilities 10x10 metal the (11 (II . (1) TALI TALI TKISIII — Surround this absolutely !l5,000flrm Call otler 4 p m J|?-O4I3 It74-7S I97S 76 l«/6 " consider two-year Itose with option to FRONT PAGE READERS fantastic brand new custom built 3 bedroom Eng- | buy Principals only Reply Box C JJt. CURRENT EXPENSE (Actual) (Anticipated! (Anticipated) BOX REPLY SERVICE 1r>« Doily Hegliter. Shrewsbury N j Appfoprioiion Balance . "U61.02I96 $5 00 Per Count Line lish Tudor bl-level on oversized wooded lot in 140 Real Estate Wante UBERTY REALTY RUMSON WATEP.FHONT - Four Bounce Appropriated . . t 6:1,77100 t MD.0O0OO E3oW face headings $6 00 prime convenient Hazlet location near schools, bedroom*, two full baths, living room HOMFS WAHTFD Local la* Levy 7.JJI.MV0C I,43S.7»VOO 9.JJS.77100 PICK-UP $1.00 with fireplace, dining room, eolln We buy homn for rath StateAld 4.414.tvt j 0000 4.U4.7IS 00 1 404.719 00 Minimum insertion 7. lines shopping and New York trains Finished in 671-4555 • kllchen, paneled basement, two car KiWWAN CO . Realtor 142 «JW) F«d>tol Aid 4.S63 4) MAIL $2.00 Maximun 24 lines All garage — Seller amious lor otters, Mlscellantous Revenue 11I.SO4 7S $90000 quality Stained trim, beaulitul kitchen, readers place at loot ol I osk-ngUS.OM 747 1KJI LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - I Special Federol and/or Ktomburg Mlddletown.Hailel Holm expensively carpeted A must see home!!! 131. Houses For Sale Howard Dealer. Associate* State sponsored Programs For each bo* number assigned column 45 W River Rd . Rumson del THE SMOLKO AGENCY. 71 (At) TOTAL CURRENT EXP ... IH.713.7U tt H 1.441,3SJM tlS4OT.W7OO $47,900 | SEA GIRT - Three bedroom*, both. living room with firep4oce. dining } unantk ipated Fedei al and' or Slate Sponsored Programs room, eol-in kllchen Paneled recrea CAPITAL OUTLAY MftlllM lion room Potto Breeieway with two LOTS WANTED Appropriation Salome "«7IJJ1 1* Builder needtloU In Monmouth Cou DEADUNES I car attached aorooe imulo'rd IKHOQ* LOCOITOH Levy . 15.100 00 MOOD 00 M .000 00 attic On lot IMim U7JDQtirm Neor ty Call 717 7J3J ^_^ UIO0C0O I beoch Principal* only 4Mt )IU WANT I n Hlvrrtront Naveiint IB I) TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY IS1.937 16 *»,000 W Shrewsbury River Deep wale All ads are restricted to |hei: proper classification and to SHARK" RIVER TtlLLS - By owner bulkhead or dock Three bedroo OEBT SERVICE RUMSON AREA the regular Daily Register slyle of type We reserve Ihe Three-bedroom Cape Cod Asking Ranch M0 * Prlnclpolt only Rep AppfOprlotlon Balance "7.00 MO,OOO ntnu Box C 317. The Daily Regltte BoWcd Appropriated right to edi! or reiecl any classified advertising copy OCEAN VIEW Shf Lrxol Tax Levy I,M1J7> M 1.76J.7O4.IS I »MS9 W SHREWSBURV - Lorae houte with Ail dOs. once called in and processed, it cancelled will be five room apartment upttofn. eight Stole Aid IQjIJtfOO ITr.WOO \U1*t00 Sea Bright Townhouse has WE HAVE BUYERS rooms down SO'ilU lol Larar two IC-II TOTAL OEBT SERVICE ll.4»*',74MS %\.*AJ.\nn Sl Ml.to/M charged a minimum charge ol S4 00 smashing view ol the .or garoaw with tool tned eft Broad For builrmi, commeflcal, induttri TOTAL REVENUE ,. *~ ' ' . ' ' ~ ~ and invettmenl propertlct Call toao DEATH NOTICE8 ocean, soaring ceilings, - Porkwoy 1W Agency W011' ALL ACCOUNTS. JI4.1S3.W7 » II4,»J».S7I 25 II6.»1.VO4 » a fireplace. 2 Bedrooms, SHRIWSBURV TOWNSHIP Four Death Notices Cards ol Thanlra. in Memonams and Anni- «*«*** 842-7565 room bungalow, completely rema •Must agree with SA l Report baths and PRIVATE »nrsary Masses (Run oo the Obituary page) 75c per line | deled U Belthaw Avc , otter J»pm ••Reflects Actuol Appropriation Balance July I, BEACH Asking STERLING THOMPSON ASSOC ~ APMOTRIATIONS 13) SS2.500. REALTOR RECREATIONAL I Wo-71 CANCELLATION NUMBER M0 H»y 15 MkMleiown W S*K Jl CURRENT EXPENSE Approp Notice. — Credit lor cancellation is given only on issuance .Call L-2900 TINTON FALLS - New Colon lol 11 ADMINISTRATION Okroi Rd . corner Hoot Rd UIAOO 154 Recreational Salaries SI7916* IS w)4. in. oo 1767.554 00 ol special kill number lo advertise' when cancellation ot ad £onitoctcd Services . . 47.77S 44 41.500 00 Century Bldg Co U 1*5)1 41.000 00 is requested Advertiser must retain number lor future ref- Vehicles Ml Other Eipcnies 35,575 03 49.100 00 64.511 X ' pplebrook Agency INSTRUCTION erence SHREWSBURY HOLMDEL DODGE SWINGER 1**9 - Moto Utorles 14.M5.JW 61 17.971.6±4 00 M.6J9.971 00 home, 24' In good condition 17OO0 T4 IM.795O0 IM.JOO 00 Please check youi ad the day rl appears The Daily Regis- Realtors — RUMSON TOWER HILL Call JtOTX} between I u m S JMH 160.750 00 OFFICE OFFICE 1*1,151 00 ter cannot be responsible tor errors after the first day Can 112 Ave. of Two Divert Thu beoutlru. houve will till the Mil in RO Y AL COACH MAN - 74 , londe 337.777 ii 417.690 00 ill 450 V) o perlect location on Tower Hill Aile Travel Trailer New condltlo 150.750 00 174,000 00 M? 1700 to make corrections 741-5212 671-3311 842-2900 m.nwo Three bedrooms, cetilrol olr. lorg* llv All new tlrfi and iparr. plut Reel AND HEALTH SERVICES ing room with tlreploc*, icrttned in hitch and *wov bars 137M /|J 425S at Sotorlts - Atttndonce - »n.m 17 U9.I56 00 porch Best location In Red Bank ttrepm All Other Expenses - Ar|endanct ),O22 71 4.1SOO0 Salaries - Health *1,079 Sl tx§? 10)710 00 CLASSIRED ADVERTISING INDEX TRAVEL TRAILER - Yeor roun Another EKpmsei - Health f.3U 19 9,100 00 10.700 00 NEW LISTING ^ tleem il>. healed, balh'ihower. kite TRANSPORTATION • __ ""JEAN K. en, hot/cold water A»klng tlfSO 74 Solorles »l«J04.M U4I.907 00 1JM.460 00 MOTHER NATURE Custom-built Colonial Pan- JUST LISTED IMIonerdpm. Conlr Serv & Pub Corneri J9i,76! 61 4H.O00O0 4J4.S7O0O AfftOVIS eled den. eat-in-kitchen. 1173 MAI i ARO U' - Self-contained Repfocemenl Dlst Owned Bktscs I7l,|li 00 ioo.ioo.oo IS!,700 00 Mini condition 4 bedroom, lueplace. 3 large bedrooms. IRWIN camper travel (roller Sleeps *l« E New Olst Owned Buses 9,9*0 00 71.700 00 w.ooooc cellent condition One family ow Inturonct-Pupll Transportation IS.H/OO N.«BD0O 2V| bath colonial on almost ol builder's dream house and 2V4 baths Beautifully 71.000 00 criMp Call 717 4SU after i p m 11400 Curr Activities S5,»M M •0,000 00 IS-000 00 an acre in a very private to- wiih 6 BR's. 3 baths. 2 lire- paneled game room with AMOlhtr Expenses 1»,77« it 147,100 00 159.000 00 2 Autos For Sale REALTOR Transportation Tolols. ,j, ...... 979*26 07 I.776.719 00 101 Apartments cdlitMi Super country kilch- places and lots of love and room (or pool table as well 97 00 i Trucks and Trailers •Includes Private School Tronsportjfion Cost 102 Houses For Rent on Large den with fireplace care nestled on 3 acres, as music area Must be 842-4188 OPERATION 4 Motorcycles ^ Marine Pork, Red Bonk Satorie* , 14U.I7H7 1754,11100 103 Rentals To Share Basement. Call now bounded by brook You seen to appreciate value •j Auto Services Parts TWO STORY - Home ond income Controcied Services 19.071 a 73.300 00 104 Wintei Rentals $66,900 can't tool Mother Nature' $67,000 Centrally located Furniture oplionol Local distributor ho* five lt7J abov Htat 101.141 47 (71.450 00 6 Auto Rent Lease 737,710 40 105 Summer Rentals $97,500 US.000 Jli North Emt Vifh SI . Gain ground luxury pools with deck, tertcln utilities 703,15000 799,400 00 7 Auto Insurance U.17674 SIA CAPTAINS DREAM tvllle. Florida. 17MI 904 311 7SM ond filters Completely Installed. »7S 45,500 00 41.000 00 106 Furnished Rooms 6,9*1 4] 5.000 00 5.141.00 8 Auto Finance Come by boat — 250' bulk- No money down, term* arranged * AlTot'Sr Expense* 107 Nursing Homes MAINTENANCE 9 Construction Equipment IUY Of THE head plus dock! Gracious man Solorles :. ... ivt i>4lm 1107-975 00 108 Commercial Rentals WANTED!! I50.4U00 center-hall Colonial with tire- Contracted Services 7J7.970 00 10 Wanted Automotive 109 Buildings Garages CENTURY to en|oy this new condition Replacement ot Equipment . . tl.MJ 00 - 91.590 00 COLLECT RENT place in den Game room, httrful living room, three New or Additional Equipment 130.750 00 119.705 00 110 Wanted To Rent This 3 bedroom home built bedrooms with double closets, eoi m Another Eipenses 31,700 00 Irom 2 apartments while you study, 4 double bedrooms SPECIAL 75,000 00 in 1874 ts in excellent condi- kitchen, attached ovtmu oarogr, FIXED CHARGES torn comlortably in Irw 3rd and 2V4 baths Central air fenced professionally landscaped NOTICES Employee Retirement Cofllrl .. . 1IM.4S7 01 1716.7SI.O0 S4lJ.ni.00 tion with colonial charm Full grounds, near New York and local tun Insurance k Judgments 7K.VHU 150,600 00 1S7.640 00 Access to ocean and river and redwood deck We |ust dining room, eat in kitchen, lines, shopping ond school tJO.ODO 210 Lost And Found Rental of Land ft Buildings 7)144.04 13.4fe.00 44.000 00 i Business Services 7% assignable mortoage lo listed it at $112,000 Tuition 97.911 47 179.000 00 den, 1 Vi baths Located on FOUND - Mole dog, moitly white tome brown. In Keyport orea 131 Houses For Sale qualified buyer | $49 900 large landscaped shade ALLAIRE- SUBTOTAL H0.943.I47 15 lll.95e.740 00 H4.4S1.631 00 Coll JM Hii 132 Apartments treed properly $39,500 RUMSON REALTY SUNDRY ACCOUNTS FOUNfT- Young remote dog! Retrlev FOOD SERVICES Town Houses IILHIMM. bum e*-Setter type, brown with white Sotorlts. . FARROW 133 Income Properly Other Expenses 51 HelpWantod Realtor Expenditures fo Cover Deficits. 134 Firm Property STUDENT BODY ACTIVITieS 52 Babysitting, Child Care 794 Broad St. Red Bonk cat. at Boyview School. 135 Commercial Property er may ctolm at 5PCA MBnM 1194,37* 00 1713.000 00 53 -Oomeslic Help 741-3450 Othtr Expenses'" 157.441 W IIS.TOOK 136 Industrial Property 54 Situations Wanted Female LOST - Beitord. Leonordvllle Rd . on 7O.94f.57 44.515 00 Coll anytime Expenditures to Cover Deficits... 137 Lois and Acreage sM.fOO KEVPORT - Neat lou« b*d Mon , Feb 1 Tan ond white male Co 55;Situations Wanted Male 111.317,1)4 OS 111,434.955 00 I1S.071, room home Lorge kltche*. tun base lie Reword Call 717 1*43 J 1 SUBTOT 138 Mobile Homes ment Mini condition [Hear Irons 56 Situations Wanted 139 Cemetery Lois porlotlon, shopping and school LOST - Black and brown m J I SPECIAL PROJECTS Male- Female Beogle. Sol , Jan 31, answers t (Federal and, or State Sponsored) Plumbing in tor second both PAUL P 1 140 Real Estale Wanted BOVA, Realtor. eM-ftU 110 reword 747 ItfO. ESEA Protects siJo^*SOO Otntf Prolects 79,3151? LOST - Block Oooermon Plntchf tM.MO MIODLETOWM - Thre««ed SPECIAL SCHOOLS AND EYEN1N0 SCHOOL5 room ronch teauliful country ityle with brown morklngi, tour month* ol J-4 AdVtt Edwcofton kitchen, large den. workshop, full and amwtri to the nomf Gangster Soklflt* IBB 00 100 00 basemtnl. park like setting Priced 1100 Reword 7»7<10 Ott>ef Expensts JO0 00 HOOD 61 Business Opportunities' right tor Quick sole Abo** ground LOST - From eO Memorial Pori.-ay J« Summer School pool Oreal area lor children Don t German Scnnawer-groy ond bloc' Salaries 7413 94 4 000 00 16.300 00 62 Mortgages 151 Bicycles Mini Bikes wait PAUL P BOVA. Realtor. *M Name Noil " Children i pet Rewor Other Eipenses 109.04 1,00000 1.00000 ttM (A I) Total Current Expenses tli.S44.t77 95 413.447 313 00 HS.0]f,997 00 63 Money To Loan 152 Boats and Accessories Coii i9i nil LIVE LIKE A KING 64 Money Wanted 153 Camping Equipment LOST - Sol,. Jon 31 Man i gol L-CAPITAL OUTLAY PAUL BRAGAR OPEN MY OF THE 1HNEWMURY •rrlttwatch Senilmental value col 154 Recreational Vehicles \rtew tor miles. 4 bedrooms. 3 full baths, $39,900 155 Sports Equipment AGSNO-REAITOR redwood deck, glass walls, central air and LOST - Three-month old puppy Po» IBM TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY 114,50154 156 Swimming Pods Thu It o mult iee' hom Setter and Labrador irr high wit gas heat — sauna bath Bulkheaded lot wolhing oUtonce lo unooli long leas ond floppy eori Black wit 784 Broad SI. Shrewsbury troniportotlon. Thi. thr«*-> S - DEBT SEHV1CC and floating dock For the boatman's while strip* on front of chest Wain St home *o* on outdoor m o/ili Principal - M97.D0900 ttfO.00 i\ Merchandise For Sale Port Monmouth vicinity, frl night $125,000 fenced reor yard In Better ¥ limis". Inltml .- "<•»«•_» 13717 72 Garage Yard Sales Garden* condition W • Reword Coll 7174103 747-0221 LOST - Two Mini Schnauiers On IC II TOTAL DEBT SERVICE HJMJJI.7S 13 Machinery For Sale REALTY GROUP 1*4 Hie 1). Hive*-gray ond one sail ond pepper I lown M7 7J4J . 74 Rental Service Hotmdtl orea Family heartbroken TOTALS (Sum ofAJoO Inc.I" .. S13.aS7.574H tl4,9j957l is si6.55i.9O4 SC 210 Lost and Found Reward CatllftMtM. 75 Farm Equipment 211 Special Notices 132 Apartments- 76 Auction Sales LOST - voung molt cat. orange Hgt 212 Trawl - Transportation Town Houses itrlMd. with while nose, chest an 77 Pets and Livestock pawl, lost In Atlantic Highlands Chll 213 Instruction (worittroktn Jtl 13M 78 Aircraft 79 Swao or Exchange PENTHOUSE! TOTAL BALANCES JUNE X. )97S . 211 Special Notices 80 Merchandise Warned Mogmtictnt w*ee*ft#drodif> ptni with three froths, up I* th* m ANY TEAMTE. S INTERESTED - I ItMM a Monmouth County Women TOTAL EKPENDITURESANO kitchen, solorium with Uy light. 7t*U BALANCES JUNE 30. 1975 IU1S3JW » living room with wet bar. formal din Softball LtaoM. pieote contoct. aft* DOCK FLOAT VIEW ir*g room, balcony surrounds tnttrt l«forJ»l H»J LITTLE SILVER condominium with tp»datu*or views TIM rarnpitte budgtt Is arotlatHe for tBOntlnotlon by the public at tht Of KfTOMD COLONIAL Immedto+e possession tllfJM fkt of tht Stcrtfory of (tw Boord of education located at the Gable Build- The Daily Register W0ODC0 ENOUSM TUDOR 213 Instruction JB- 70 Schonck Rood. o« Route No. 9, Frttnold Township. New Jersey, be Urge living room, bnc* fireplace, sunken t*»tn tht hour* of 9:00 A.M. and 4 00 P.M. dglly. except Soturdoy, from Privacy on over an acre, 5 bedrooms. 2Vt PIANO AND ORGAN LESSONS - Be Wtdnetday. Fetoruory 4, l?7e to Tuesday. February 17. \f}( Classified Action Line oVung room with beamed ceilings French fbtneri fhrouoh Inttrmediott baths, den and library — gas heat and FRANK L. WITMAN. Stcrttory doors to patio Treed property Finished homt or mint. Coll 741-AfOI 542-1700 central air. 2 staircases for easy traffic AAcCUE Board of EflVcoflon twnmnnt Screened in porch with view ol PIANO LESSONS - Experience Frethotd R«fl«nal High School District pattern for the large family $89,900 JOHMtiM teacher CotltOjt music major grod Dated Ftbruory 3. If 7* 24-hour tervic* nk River $62,500 Theory in ions ovollable Ml nil T*H IIOTtCt axa WMonmoumountv IM Monmoutli Ounty Ml Monmotitti County SHREWSBURY, N J FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1976 The Dtfly Register 23 iwtr ta kw caMftaww klaw m a chrii Jartay Saparlar Cawrl. Ma Di K70 It acHan la aklcti FiwWki Wallahal n%arl aalaaf March 10. IHO. aM aaloita ««aaa»Saswa r UucMU.ta naiMiM . ana Win March II. H7I TM MM Wlllia War •net IrM •>« Ml cmilfi«.«l> M Warnct al all art laitawamt. rick may M kjcl ka ana af Mo awnatt kiiwi M7.I Ikraaa* Ml I .1 m, nPanama la Ika kaarMr Cawri al Haw at Ka «iktaci prtmhot Svikara T » twa< ca M Jtrttv, wllkln HUrl¥-llva aavl attti DATED January II. mo A COT •* •>• rttaMtan |TMM taa Ftkrwary i. W*. atchittva al i«h W LEWIS k MMIIW* * "» "I* —Unit Ftk h r PBA local files impasse Otrt'lMIcA COT * i c»a*-j« I that the borough has violated agreement concerning over- ••fltMWt IcM*. Oi.lr.cl «ii| held a aaaa Ca a tMfl l4 l aaa Minaiai tta Acting EtKultf ttwtr cHwa>t t HIGHLANDS - Police PBA's action, said the bump- Weclal Mttllftf •) IM Lloyd toot) aaMi wIVMn w» maMht tram »n a the overtime provision in Ihe time procedure was the result fctoV May* RN«. at Ml / M m? allaa. ana caacavm it* wSb» lacalaa men's Bem-voknl Assocuium ing practice is "out as far as .ai-Malm*. Mkitiniiytt fX m S Eatfwaaa Awanwa. Lanf ftraach. existing police contract. ol a practice known as u New Jartav. m*. alta. lei aattattian j:?« ARNOLD J. l»l Pa.l Oa» P«rh Dn« (PBA), Loral «. has IM a Mr. Gilson said Ihe depart "bumping" I'm concerned " Al MM meeilnf Ihe l»«n *>iii IM, Apartment F term* action on^.aUow.ng,•-«- You. Claraaca AaaffMn. aft MM notice of impassr and Iva He also disputed the PBA:> party aataaaaat feacaMa yaw ari a Hawttan. T»»m ment is in need of at least According to this practice. Ua§m««i crtaltar afalati a Mrmit Acting E ate utof charges of unfair labor prar claim that the borough has I AaaatfcM at me If)* 77 TeMvHMt Worrlch III aa actlaa Mwlltaa Ctarwca Mm.) RtvWK*. Cftrftwtll three additional regular offi- Mr. Vaughan said, a regular AManaa. «alllH»ar. n WIIM Wai MouwMT ft Ca*atoMuia licet with the Public Employ, cers, but Councilman John police officer can remove Ihe failed to pursue contract ne- MATAWAN RIOIONAL SCHOOL rkk. Ravaaatia. waaritf w tM Ntw M Braaa Uratl DliTflKi Rdl*NJ ees Relations Commission Johnston, police commission name of a special officer who gotiations tUWAlD J UULLlOM 244 Tinton Falls 244 Tinton Falls (PERC) in Trenton. er, believes Ihe force can is appointed by Ihe governing "We've met every lime The action was filed yes function effectively with one body to fill an open shift The they've asked." Mr Johnston ..*to*Mikkraky ai.tn that ma ktara al taucatlaa al Ma Manmauth m iT H l LLY man less than it now em- said "We met last December j*~L , fJ Schaol Olilrlcl will kan) a auuic haarMa an Iht ari.iita kuwktf ESTATL . LER OC erday by Michael Schollland regular officer can then work lw( •» A»W»WMM •* MM TMM^H* CEASED mJtirTSL!,*K IM " "*"• ™ ""• •"•-'Ih al fl» P M. aaFtkrwrv^'. ploys the shift himself in extend the existing con- •4 Willing • kurainjh al Tlntan Folli, In tht County Caallana. Swrrafalt al Mt Cawnly ol UMimm—h flklai awtkw frwwkfw— *•*•** f •»•» •»»•*• SaM kuantt will kt an flit and aftti la Ma a«Mk katwtan tht haurt al •:« > Smta>ef, Sale t lOCwtar at ihe eitott represents policemen here. 6,175 overtime hours were officers received approii- rMwMrty .tl*e#wle« iwitun. el in, AM -xiTk) P.M. Irtm FtkriMrvt. l«t itFtoruary I). 1»», anclutlyt at ol the laid tolly Smtater. atcea-ed. iMina tM4 4|v»lm**l •( tr.* 2f""» li• II. II ana II. im. «.t tuclinh/t al SolJaoy ana Soncwy at r Sea Bright and Monmmiih recorded by special officers." mately $1.29 an hour or about since then." iMinTownthia tM'* et4 <*•••»• •> A4|v»lm**• far ihl »(t« t«r nolle* i. hereav atvenle Ihe irednof \ v tjtct M Ma SKittar y al Ma taard al Macallan. SIS Tlnlon Avtnuavtnwa.. TlntaTint n of Ml« atcaawa' ie areMfil io iht MMI Beach. said Mr Gilson. "In addition, 126 per eight-hour shifl. A ItU la ••kaMal Mt MMMtM tu.w Sol* EMtutor metr clatmi under oortr. Mr Johnston said that Ben- mg. 147 L««Mr MaM Urnl. hm»«> ""fiiiooi. within .IM month, tf om m.i sale there were J.JHJ overtime regular officer's salary N Jtay: rMti. 1fM jamin Gruber. borough al- JttfVto aaji M MURRAY P SMiCLER According to Patrolman Da- hours on the part of regular breaks down to about IS an Mit Iorney, has been out of town MM t*tfT * W««m*v X * **"* mturiav Lant IM P.M., *»c«al atm UM« N fil"•"• 111 UncreH. Hew Jer.ey vid Gilson, local president officers for that same lime hour and upwards, according lor several weeks, bul that ftifht lain a« a laaat h*h«av, tai wjriri.». . PO ao. m him II the PBA had requested SOUaCISOFMVIMUi biirough has failed to pursue commissioner justify cutting procedure, have resulted in 1 Red Bank, Ntw Jtrtev 1 Caucut nteetM-at UNM be (veto on ll 111 I'I it." Ihe mire* ThwrMfey at each month el a negotiations for the 1976 po- back the lorce?" two patrolmen earning over I 00 P M . tKtfl wktw MM) meeting CUHMNT eXPCNM in inlrt if't-n toll, en • t*aat h-M-dey. MMd mett.ng lAcluall lAntlclooltdl I " lice contract The local wants Mr Gilson said the borough $2,000 a year in overtime Patrolman Gilson said Ihe tholl mento *-* « *n me Tuetfey nighi •i4Ujtlja Y PERC to enter the negotia has also instructed the de- compensation, while others department has tried to t°SVn'FUBTMCd KESOLVEO Ihot iszuzz t il*TE OF" GlORGE V MERRILL lions, Mr. Gilson said. accumulated at least tl.000 in "meet in good faith" with the nolle* ol (honae. la Ihe altretaid •aa DECEASED partment not to work over- tc htdvie -hall be made public put PuruMnt Io ttv* oro*f ol S Tiwncn Mr. Gilson said one of Ihc time. Under Ihe terms ol last this manner, Mr Vaughan borough, but to no avail wont I* Ihe provtitom of mt alar eta*d Ooollono, Surfaajal* of the Cownty ol BESS Monmowlti, IrMt #oy mod*, on In* o*t unfair labor charges relates year's contract, ollicers were said . "The situation is al a stale- •€ IT FURTHER HIVOLVEO mo. I4WTM pltcotton ol lh» undXvtarwd. F G\ neretoy o»»en to i»v C Tht Hawl Trfaw Jl CUMINT EXPENSC creditor* ol wid dtceoied to i>r.»"' ]. Tha cavtt lar mattlat writttrt f ADMINISTIIATION to the wM Salt E.etuto' 'r«eat al camatm tatt al rmauttt Curr. Atiunitt Purwont lolhtOftfer ol & THOMAS lar all maunta will kt iiailaklianna An OMtr E«ptnoai GAGUIAMO. Surroggl* ot the Cou*>i» posed 10 per cent budget in- necessary hike in Ihe 1976 re- seriously than some others force "I think it's imperative Tawmhla Hall la laaiviawali waan OPERATION ol Monmouth. Ihi. day mode o« trvt |Mvi«« apellcdtlan ol ihe undertianed Tmo crease for operating costs serve for uncollecled taxes by to make the promotions be- P.no. lott C.tcuir.. of mt fttat* ot Irvt MHd Nlcfc Pino. dtteoMd notKr "But the taxpayer won't un- $107,000 Councilman Welzel strongly cause they've been deferred i. hereby «•*•" '« •"• credttor. ot -out dtttoted to e*e.*«t io ihe .o«d So'* derstand lhal' exclaimed Moreover, they put Ihe objected to providing more for several years," he said, Er.*culrii Ihttr doim. under oo'" police personnel and equip- adding that they would mean within tii month. Irom m.. doir Councilman Philip E Wetzel apartment owners on notice C»hKI J""-""•"'" TIM.PI.IO During a workshop session. that the township will go In ment "Since 1971. Ihe police an approximate $4,500 in IM Mtddlttown tlf Herbert Sirrvi Ihe council learned that the court to establish receiv- department has increased in crease in the budget Rod tonh. Ntw Jervev Ol'Oi afea natlca »»ai H»« taliawina m proposed M. 101.771 municipal ership (to colled rents In size from J2 to 57 people." he Mayor Joseph A Palaia •*•** .III X maai al IM r«aili said "We have to stop some- alMaal Ma TaMM# CanMHaa Movtner ft budget represents a It per make up back taxes) when le- said he hopes lhat a Keb 16 14 Broad llreel where " RM tank. New JH wry o.ro> cent increase over last year's gally feasible aurlion of township-owned Attorney* budget of t3.24B.9U. requinng The council also learned His fellow councilmen con land, known as Ihe Braver- Ha»M» sot TOTAL H4iiiu?i ato.m an additional 1900.000 to be lhal fixed charges — such as curred However, they also ' man tract, will bring in sub raised by property taxes. those for social security, re- agreed thai al least 10 patrol stanllal revenues lhal can be 11 1 COUNTY OP MOMMOUTN KacrtaHanMyHarT^a' '"" " STATIOFNIW JIRSfY But 20 per rent ol that in- tirement and pension funds — cars have to be replaced be- . used in 1976 ar araar al — IIH.III ' Ta« NOTICI TO BIDOCRS NOTICE II hertby wven thai vrotrd crease was attributed largely rose from $216,283 last year to cause they have been driven ' The municipal purposes D.d* will kw receive* hy me Drpan ment ot Pwrchmina ol the County of to loss of about 1150 000 in $341,255 in 1976 approximately 70.000 miles budget will be introduced on Manmautn tor Mt Furn.tlvtng ond Dr each and require increasingly livery Ol Sieti Stan Pom and openep d stale and federal aid as well The council will meet again Feb 16 and a public hearing ad ead i pubc el the Hall ot costlier maintenance is scheduled for March 15 Record*. M«n Street. Freehold Ntw as $200,000 in uncollecled on Tuesday, when it is ex- c^«iS!*"» S3SSca~Mm'M. iAL SCHOOLS AND EVININO SCHOOLS Jtrtty on Februory 1/ '•?* oi ' i 00 Oaaa Paftllc Maallaft Act. Mr**v amMkiiwaMtMn«im>i .in MU latrfar aiaMHM wa»t.i, poied ward artfared n- Tht **o» a» mi Mcaaa Tuatttf 7Vaf"< Mr moulh County Enointtr howt bet" ana Otmir. WlililfcM Mwiliwa* ""I ttmii umtm D.ooiaa filed in the offitt 0( tht Cownty Er-j. M MM aa Ma loMTaun a< r» near at No 1 Loioyett* Place f'tr mary. Marck. Ma*. Jwa. Aafml, ««•• w.taa.ll uJWk) UJWK *rm JI'MT 07771 ond may be m tanMf NavMMaMarr a^DavwMaa^DavwMaf (At) T tM Curranl C tlJH4»tJ U.H».J77I» OM.ntM Fort local wins in protest MH M MMM MM MM tM— {Jl thruJ-4) M MiaT f L-CAPITAL OUTLAY copy al tht Conlroct Docufnent. bv ihr K Llktary. It Nlw Manaiavlk Fnoinet' upon p • I «a Ik 11 TOTAl CAPITAL.OUTLAY Propo-olt muil be mode on Ihe Slon dard Pr*t>fiai (»*.• .n Ihe moon-. LANDMA«I(ICOMMIUIO« deuanoted in Iht Coniroci Dwumtnii MMMM4 lMi S-DOTMRVICI mini b* encioved tn sraiM en.rlopfi Pimclaol IW1.0OO0O bearing mt oomt emd oddrn. el Ihe over vehicle sticker coding «»ll Btddtr and me name ol the -»o<» en thi owl.idt. oddmved io ihe Soord oi 144 Tlnlon Fall* ^_ Choien Freeholdtri ol the Cauniy o' with employe representa- pated reduction-m Torce be- Morvmoum ond muii be «componiM FT. MONMOUTH - Knnwl lessly publicized Ihe pa> TAKE NOTICE. Mai Tha lan at TM by a .loUmenl ol Convent ot Sutti* bracket" ol emplnyrs tives" as to what job and eco- tan Fain. lac. hat a»Hta ta Iht Irem a turrly company owthoriied 'o edgeable employes here al gtn. aarawjk al TMtati Mh. Mtw jtrttr do buiine.1 in me Slolt ol New Jer\ey Ihe fort will no longer be able The NFFE head said Ihe nomic impacts could result Under complicaied Civil lar tTmar, Uttall Ctinmnal«- Li ond occtptoWt 10 me County, and o caata lar artmiitt tllwatat) at rta Bonding C*f lilicote ond o Bid Bond or to second-guess salaries ending system has been publi- from the change Service job procedures in- Htawnaaa. TnnanFailt. Mtw Jtriti o Certified Check or o Covhter * Check Mr Cahn said Ihe com- Oklatllant. II any. lamia kt ma** drawn to the order ol me Moomouih earned by their co-workers by cized throughout Ihe dirt volving layoffs, employes invntwlattl. In wrlllna ta Jt.tmr County Treowrer I*** noi lev. thon len plaint deals specifically with Utia. tar auahA«mMiitir alar per ctnt (10-, | ot me omeuni bid t- interpreting codes on Ihe Ft complex, and persons famil- may compete for job positions TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND ceol tool ihe check need not eactta •ALAHCES JUNE >, lf» irf.000 «. and a non caiivtion otiiao Monmouth vehicle registra- iar with the code can easily 450 employes, employed in a only within their competitive •Mnclwatt hilly taanaarta MMKM Faaaral and/tr statt Proltctt Kit tion stickers interpret the pay bracket of a wide range of positions Irom areas. MAHCAIET UHL The County ol Manmauth re-ece* secretaries and clerks to engi- WOLOSOFF, Vtctlarr ScMal •vUntU AHmlnlilr otor th« right to requtr* o tampiete l>non The U.S. Department (if La-. driver from the coded figures The transfer of thi? 450 em- M Ittrfraan Hact. tail Oran«a M»mk oi 4.500 employes in a com- competitive area involving totvrt required before lurn.Ut.ng cal 476. National Federation Dalad: f obruary 0. Itlt EKopoiol lormi or .peciliCOitont. or Mr Cahn said last nighl he petitive area thai embraces fewer than half as many post F» I tore owording the Controcl Proooi of Federal Employes oli tor thi. Controct will be octepted (NFFG), in a complaint filed was "hopeful" that Ihe union KCOM's command group, in- linns, Mr Cahn said, may only Irom bMMtrt who howe been prop tn Long Branch 232 Long Branch 232 Long Branch erly pr*«)uotll>ed in occordance w.tn by the union charging lhal could settle a second gnev cluding Gen Crawford's ol mean the difference in their Mt rtajulrtfirtnl. at Arlide 1 7 7 o< lice, project managers, and these SaaclNcotitm the coding system used here ance. filed against Mai lien keeping a job or losing a Ovrina O«* perlermante at Ihn Albert B Crawford Jr . com- directors ol materiel manage- job." contract, me cenlroclor oarer, o* loi invaded employes' privacy laws: manding general of the Elec- ment. If no agreement is reached O. Tht tonlrtxlor ot vutxonlrocior Herbert Cahn. president ol whtt* oppi.cobH, w.u nai o-\ tronics Command here, be- with Gen Crawford by ihe criminate oamntt any tmeiotee the local, said Ihe ruling or oaalicoAi tor employment br handed down by Adminis- fore a 30-day cooling-off peri- The employes have been end of the 30-day period. Mr COWH at aar. roc*, treed color. natltmH origin, ance-try. moriioi trative Law Judge Salvatore od ended unilaterally transferred into Cahn said, the complaint uill tlotwt ar tea The contractor win •ok* ottirmotive oction Io enwrt Arrigo yesterday in Washing- The NFFE filed an unfair another competitive area, en- be filed with the Department that wch aaplicontt ore rrt.u.im compassing Ihe research and of Labor A Ftawart — Ocaan 'rant and employed, ond mot employ ton, "was a very long deci- labor practice complaint Cllv*H«"MV eet art treated during empio* sion, with many, many rami- against Gen. Crawford development complex, bul A spokesman for lionct -'III »»t guKMinn ol ravltpant ol mn noodticrim.no mt Oaan Pu«K «t.i»>a »cl Chopw Sone route. 7)1 ol tnt Public Lowv Im tht Town b Tht conirocto* ar vuoconlroctar thlpp of Octon Soar* at Edwcotion whert Ow%otIcoa4•? will in oil \oiii ibtb r eivtivtt nailcnail t al rhc (allowing Hoiioni ar odvtrtitemtnti lor etlns ienO*'^R0'*ienO*^R0'*oon CofKtlllloCofKtllollon of SotciOl Public councilmen in Long Branch m benoit lhal oil Mr.lino Th. iprt.ol pukiic (juolilied •BptKont. will receive mrtling icnt4ult4 lor Iht puf coflliderolion toe employmenl pata of odooiinfl o Itmativt It'l LONG BRANCH - Some 75 comes in opening Ihe school and Richard Traversa, txilh wiihoul reeard ta age. rote Tt>7 budgcl an Ina rvvnincj of r-H> ruarr s. It/I tm btan cancalita* per cent or $30,000 ol Ihe De- up (or recreational use and members of the Board of Hat- Pallet DttH creed, cotor. natianol origin, an ceiiry. maritot ttotu. ar MI . partment ol Recreation's win- then being sure lhat Ihe doors School Estimate, said thai ..Hacar-M Mlu - Camm. Dt. t TM tantroclae ar tubcantroclor Iram Iht Molt Dtpa'lmtnl ol where aaaticaWc. win ttnd it EiXKOtio* thai in»«t ho* b*tn on ter and fall programs budget are locked up again they would be discussing this tack lator un*an ae reprnenio olhtr chonat in Iht fundino ol live ol warkert with wh.ch he hot ichool ouoaVn Io. Via lilt Toil goes to just gaining access In The Recreation Depanmcni point with the board ware.:*. a collective bargaining agree • Pllplll UMI 1 ••«* menl t€ other cantroct or under Ihe public school buildings employs supervisors to con- -landing, o noltct, od*,nng Ihe Shrewsbury zoners PrantuMtf Sarvlctt labor union ar werher. rear* City Councilmen here regis- duct the recreation programs ..iaawltat t- CanCam.m €M>oma 0a» t - Cly Oa*»ha tentative ol me conlractor t cam - Camm mlrmentt under Hut act and tholi t. It7l lor (tit PwrpaW' alt __. . tered shock al being told lhat in the schools approve new garage pott caalu at me nonce tn con a Itritallvt It/a Itll HhMl kuttg tatcwawt ptocet aim >oWe la em tl Tht matllna will kt htld ol such a substantial chunk ol He said that most ol the su SHREWSBURY - The Zon- ptoyeet and oaalicanti lar em I 00 P M In Iht Tawmhia ol Ocaan Junior High School ccrftta the recreation budget is used pervisors are getting $2 50 per ing Board of Adjustment has A»m.Faa-«kOl»j flum locotad art wttl Park Ayr to pay school custodians to hour (or $5 for Ihe session) 1*75 Aaata Attattmtntt awt I Tha rtaM it aha rtMewtd la reieci nut. Oaahurtt granted permission Io the i«> 0MtM« AiMan d any or aM bt* •> la www ony -ntor 1 Emtiotncy War* M.tling An open and close Ihe school while Ihe custodians are earn- Fine Line Construction Co. to amotr IfJJSac.Sac. Ta«ot maflait wtort wch tntarmality >\ not imtlltnc) wt'fc mttling 01 Cawnty Taaat - 111 Olr - daa Ml* tMlrlifiiiHat ta m* betl mtereil ol Ihe wttlch na larmaf oclian will bt building doors. ing twice that construct a new garage on the Sckaal Taut County The rkpM n aha reterwed to lottn Will at hatd ol t Jl P M on ^lnl Oua l/»'lt tftcrttM m atcreote the qwanlilit. Tfturtawf. Fakraory S. Itlt al Iht Kevin Dixon. head ol the Mr Dixon added that the property of Mrs. Lucy Valen- taacttVtd kaom of Eavan Otlicta. 140 St SpecSpecincwttoi m •ncttpaM Hood. Oaaixril Tim Recreation Department, told custodians 'are now seeking tine, 108 White St An existing ... talNI Int. Oaa - 1/X/H ins* TThha tuccetttvi bmde» *hoii be rt tmaratner mtttlnt II bting council members at a budget an increase (or Iheir services. garage will be demolished nCfkranar. • mat lot Dwa»l"t •>»• quiredto campl y with the previwon* ol coiitd lar Ma aoraaia al warunt Sr • TakM RanMh - VarMM OccatlaM. mn Sa New Janav PravoilM Wage Act w Hit It7a-|tff ichaal bvdattt at preparation session that Ihe The recreation programs A variance application ex- •i.Ca •at Rrtmkwtamanl - Rac. Dad mot Chapter l» al MM LOW* ot IHI. ettec a rawtl al ma rtctm chania m I Hall Nw January I. UM tha Statt funding pratjram tar school custodians are paid $10 are conducted Irom 4-6 p m , pected to be heard from the I 411.111 14 By order al tha Board ot Cho*tn pwkflc tcttaari 17.Utl7 Frieheldert •* Ihe Counly 91 Man per two-hour session generally in the elementary Keystone Savings and Loan mouth FtUruorv I. !°'t i.ni.n PHILIP N GUMBS. Director MAKIHM.L0 CONKLIN According to Mr Dixon. Ihe schools Association was withdrawn IJ4f U Schaal amtnatt Atanimitratar ANN CLARKE •MI j. MM. am „ Ft. I snal custodians' sole responsibility Councilmen David Bilger by the applicants 24 SHREWSBURY. N J FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1976 Eldridge rejects Lawlor Several good signs seen plea to quit sewer agency for construction upswing MIDDLETOWN - Martin Mr. Eldridge "has been a going GOP authority majority As a result, the aaaoctatloM V. Lawlor. chtlrimn of the negative influence in the com- In the last days of 1171. They By JOHN CUNNIFF became eager to lend, li fact, Sewerage Authority, hit munity during a time of criti- predict that la order to cover AP Bnlaess Analyst they loaned more than IS* oU- called on Frederick A. El cal decision making" and said the alleged deficits, the aewer lion last year, second highest dridfe, the authority') lone he thinks township Republi connection fees of 1150 and NEW YORK - You can Real Estate Today In their history, but mainly on Republican member, to re- 1500 will have to be raited cans would agree they de- hardly have a sustained eco- existing homes There Just sign on grounds that he "is serve "more objective and expenditures will have to nomic recovery in the United weren't enough new homes deliberately misleading the spokesmanshlp" on the au- be drastically reduced. To States if construction, espe- shopping center rates to the to offer a premium rate to put their money to work soo- built pablie . . . and is damaging thority. He added that he this end the authority cut Us cially housing construction, lowest In six months. One of the big drawbacks to our status with bondholder!, would make every effort to projected 1171 budget some remains weak. Few econo- In just one month, it slates, ner. Some lenders aren't construction and sales of new and creditors " see that the authority mem- (53,000 to 1877,188, about mists will disagree with that the rate on typical apartment waiting for the borrower to homes has been cost. The typ- bership does not become one- 18,200 less than the 1175 budg statement. house mortgages fell one- call; instead, they're knock- Mr. Eldridge lays he wont ical family wilh 113.000 in party oriented. et. The reduced budget has Well, construction is relati- quarter to one-half a point, ing on the borrower's door. resign come simply couldn't afford Mr. Lawlor coupled his de The authority now includes not yet been certified by the vely weak. Industry has the steepest single-month de- There Is more good news authority engineer. Itouki UwUay shown little enthusiasm for cline in more than a year. too. The big life Insurance the typical new single-family mand with an offer to urge four Democrats and one Re- house, which ranged from publican. capital spending projects, and One month ago an apart- companies, who were reluc- the Township Committee to Mr. Eldridge insists the al- (37,000 to (41.000 In price. appoint "any responsible and The dispute between Mr leged (400,000 deficit for 1175 the housing industry, espe- ment mortgage cost 10 to tant to put money into mort- A beginning has now been representative Republican to Lawlor and the other Demo- and the projected 1200.000 Cycle club cially the multlfamily com- 10.25 per cent. At the end of gages when they could obtain made on correcting that prob- take his place, to avoid the crata on the authority and shortage for this year are ponent, is operating far below January they averaged higher rales In corporate possible fear of political im- Mr. Eldridge centers on re- only figments of Democratic is headed desirable levels. around 175 "per cent. A month bonds, are showing renewed lem, with builders all over the plication." sponsibility for an alleged imaginations. Now the good news: Sev- ago a shopping center mort- Interest in construction. country returning to basic homes, smaller and free of "Needless to say, I'm not MOO.OOO shortfall in funds for The Republican says a re- eral cost factors are devel- gage cost 1.75 per cent. Now Savings and loan associ- by Lindsay frills, and at more acceptable going to resign," Mr. El- 1I7S and a projected addition port from the authority's oping that can only mean it costs nearer 1.5 per cent. ations, which collectively dridge retorted when told of •I fJOO.OM deficit (or 1176 trustee, United Counties UNION BEACH - Newly good news for builders and. This type of construction make more home mortgage prices Housing has by no means Mr. Lawlor's demand. "They Mr. Lawlor and the author- Trust Co., that the revenue installed president of the as a consequence, for the my- came almost to a hall be- loans than any other group, solved all its problems. This certainly need someone like ity majority members insist account was short more than Raritan Road Runners Motor- riad other industries whose cause of money. It became are loaded wilh funds they me on the authority to watch the shortfall stems from the 1400,000 In meeting the debt cycle Club is Donald Lindsay fortunes are dependent upon difficult to obtain, and when must put to work. A year and year it will surprise many them," he added. IM.2 million refunding bond service requirement for Jan of Red Bank construction it was available, it came at a half ago they had little housing analysts if more than money to lend al any price. 1.1 million units are built, Mr. Lawlor charged that issue engineered by the out 2, 1171 is "technically cor- Mr. Lindsay was installed Interest rales now are well rates that precluded a profit rect," but he denies emphat- at the club's annual party in below the extremely high lev- The bottom line, as they say. During 1*75 the StLs built compared to a national need •••w ••»••••* ^^^^ •^•••••- "^"^^"^^^ •^•••^ ^^™ ically that it proves the 1171 the American Legion post els that helped precipitate the was red. up their lendable funds believed to be in excess of 2 refunding was a "financial home in Old Bridge. Also in- construction nosedive. Money Not all the money problems strongly, the result of a high million units a year. disaster," as claimed by the stalled were Edward R. So- is plentiful. And, believe it or have been solved by any consumer savings rate—al But tne style in which len- Make A Date Democrats. don Jr., here; referee; Joan not, some materials prices means, bul with rales drop- times more than 10 per cent ders id builders are re- A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- Mr. Eldridge also concedes Kramer of Atlantic High- are lower. ping builders reportedly are of after-tax income—and a sponding to their problems tions. Rates: $2.00 for J lines for one day. II .00 each addi- that the trustee indeed had to lands, secretary; E. "Buster" Advance Mortgage Corpo- making plans again The more competitive interest suggest that buyers will be tional line; $3.00 for two days, ft 25 each additional line, take (402,000 from the debt Swinesburg of Old Bridge, ration, the nation's second money Is available; to some rate situation. responding too. 15 for three to five days. II M each additional line; 16 00 service reserve fund to cover vice president; Kenneth An- largest mortgage broker, re- extent it is already a borro- for 10 days; 12 00 each additional line. Deadline noon day the alleged shortage, but he drejewski of South Amboy, ports apartment mortgage wer's market. before publication CaU The Daily Register. 542-4000, ask adds that the trusleee had treasurer; William Stefanski rates have fallen to the lowest In some areas, for example, for the Dale Secretary. previously (in 1175) put of Keansburg, sergeant-al- figure in eight months and lenders reportedly are willing Today-For children. Dials Story with a Biblical (452,000 into the debt service arms, and Ronald Shafto of moral. Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of reserve funds from revenues. Brick Township, road cap- tain. Mlddletown. Dial (71-1111 , "So, we still have (50.000 in FEBRUARY 7 / the debt service reserve fund Plans are under way for the "International Buffet," sponsored by Greater Red more than we had after we club's first "poker run" of the Colts Neck plans Bank Chapter People To People, Tower Hill Presbyterian refunded ... In fact as of season, an event open to any- Church, Red Bank. 7 p.m. 12 per person plus a foreign Jan. 1, 1171, after operating one who rides a motorcycle dish to serve eight Reservations Mrs Thomas Pedtr (or two years under the rates and Is interested. The poker sen, M2-1570 "Public welcome. which we reduced to (141 as a run is not a race, and details concert Sunday result of refunding, and even can be obtained by sending a FEBRUARY 8 though the new majority has stamped self-addressed enve- Mlddletown Jaycee-ettes Open House, Sun., Feb. 8 - COLTS NECK - Eight lo- roll, director of St Mary's increased expenditures by 10 lope to Poker Run, care of 1 p.m. at the Community Center, Kings Hwy. All women, cal performing groups will Adults Folk Group per cent, we still have the Raritan Road Runners I8-J5, are welcome to join us for coffee and cake. Further present "Community in Con- A limited edition Colts Neck (151,000 more In the authority Motorcycle Club Inc., Box information: Mrs. Janice Biggan, 787-7704. cert — 200." a bicentennial bicentennial commemorative coffers than we had after re- 401, Union Beach. N.J. 07735. event being sponsored by the bottle will also be offered for FEBRUARY 1 funding," the Republican Other projects sponsored by township Bicentennial Com- sale at the concert by the Bi- Program "Adult Christian Education' class's begin said. the Road Runners are a blood mittee, at 2 p.m. Sunday at centennial Committee Pro- at Bayshore Christian School. Leonardo, with Or. Beich "It Is my view, especially drive, with blood donations to the Cedar Drive School. ceeds will be used for a July 4 Our Molly Pitcher nveeting house and Mr. BJomstad of Northeastern Bible College. Six enn- since inflation has raised be placed in a blood bank for Among the performers al fireworks display secutlve Mon evenings 7:30 to 1:20. For information. 291- prices so drastically since members and their families, the free concert will be the 1111. 1174, that the refunding is and collection of groceries Cedar Drive School Chorus: Garfield Grant and Seaviev. Manor Tenant Council working. If the present ma- from club members for dona- the Colts Neck Musical Colls. Malik r heads meeting, 8 p.m., Garfield Recreation Building. Urgent jority can bring themselves to tion to the Salvation Army a 4-H group; the Crosswicks along with (100 in club funds. American Legion Wemrock business. stop spending money like Consort, a recorder group; drunken sailors, and with the The Raritan Road Runners FEBRUARY 1-11 the Homespunners of Colls KEYPORT - Raymond A addition of more units by has a membership of more St. James School. Red Bank. Open House. > a.m. to II Neck; the Liberty Belles, a Mahler has been elected com- 1177, there is absolutely no than 100. It has been called a.m., all week. Registration, Feb. I to II. ( a.m. to II Colts Neck Woman's Club mander of Rarilan Posl. Farm* reason to raise rates now or the leading motorcycle club chorus; the Reformed Church a.m. American Legion at a special in the foreseeable future." he In the nation by the American Senior Choir; the St. Man's meeting at which the resigna- .-acornDtete St. Benedict's School, Hdlmdel - Open House. 0 am declared Motorcycle Association. Roman Catholic Church Adult tion of the former command- country condominium to 2 p.m., except Wednesday. I a.m. to noon. Registration Folk Choir, and the Youth er, George Allen, was accept- February 17-20, hours same as above. First grade regis- Folk Group of St Mary's ed for adult living. tration closes March 11. Julie Kulak, a Cedar Drive Mr. Mahler, former vice On 181 Km ol (i|x'n countryside in the heart At the movies teacher, is cochairman of the commander, will finish Mr ol the Garden State. For adults over 40 and FEBRUARY 10 These schedules art pro MIOM.IMOOK concert. She has directed stu- Red Bank Catholic High School PTA Luncheon & CINIMA |- Allen's unexpired term. He is c hildrenuver IH. Swimming, tennis, executive vided by tht theater and the Frl LMiMvFolMi ToW M« J JO. t 10 dents of the school in the con- a veteran of World War II Fashion Show, "Our Spirit of 11" 1W. Feb. 10. 1S7«. times ore lor today only. Sot.'lun. Lit* My FolMf TIM Ml 1:10; cert's production and staging HI >li. arts and c rails and mix h more. Shore Casino. Atlantic Highlands. 12 noon, tx per person who served In Europe. Iff Amtrlton GroKlli 1 4S. I 41 Students from Conover The new commander lives Altofdahle. active, easy living! One and two Reservations: HM7I2. MONMOUTH UTICMIII IPw- Sol .Sun Amarkan Gfoftlll 1:41; 1:45; FTrMI,%W»L-^.»..,» Road School are preparing re- at 28 Lafayette Drive. Hazlet. Ix'droom models open daily 10 AM. to 5 P.M. Monmouth County Audubon Society. Audubon Wild Sol Clttatt freshments for the event un- with his wife, the former Lor- Prices Irom $29,900. Call collect lor Sun Olhtr Sid* at Iht Mountain 7 10 Frl TM IwntMlW toy* 7 79. I It der the direction of Mrs. Hilormalion: (201) 431-9303. life film, Forum 5, Brookdale, 8:15 p.m. Speaker Stephen LoroiMFMtbuihf JO Sol TM SuniMn. toy! 1 99. t IS. t X raine Blaum. and their five Kling "A Vanishing Eden". Florida's River of Grass. MOVIIS III- Sun TM SuraMna Ian IM 110.7 10, Fran Idave. And the evening children. Mr. Mahler, an elec- Frl. TM M»ry of O 1.4$: t 41 Directions: From cull 8 on |crtty Tpke. lake Rt. 33 East Sol TM Slof y of 0 I 41. F 45.1 45 •AST IMNWICK Department of the Colts Neck trical superintendent in the FEBRUARY 10-11 Sun TM Story of 0 I 41.1 00. I 45. 0:45 lowird Freehold Al Wcmiot.li Orchard firm Hand, lurn MOVIIS IV- I:IS Woman's Club will serve the Bayway plant of Exxon, has right un Wemrock Rd Follow signs. Transcendental Meditation Program free in- FH Sompoal JO; I JO TMSIOry Sot Snompot l:J0. 7 JO. • JO refreshments. been employed in the firm's troductory lectures by a teacher of TM. Tues., Feb 10. Sun Shtmaaal Ja;S:lt;Ma;0 Ja Master of ceremonies for construction division nearly Wtmroct ftim Dtugnro and dcvtjoptd by Iht Ctnt A GtnoU Comtuny, In* AUantic Highlands Library. 8 p.m Wed.. Feb 11. Asbury t n i M mmtmoto oat the event will be Stephen Car- 29 years. Park TM Center, 1 p.m. and 8 p.m.. 711 Cookman Ave. fn TM SunMUM Idyl > Jl, t: JO For more Information call 774-MM. Sol.; taj TM^ufMiW «oy» 1:0a. •:«! C MIMA il- Frl TM BlotkWrd I 41. t:4S FEBRUARY II lal , tun. Tht •latkbud } 00. ] 14). "New Tai Changes In Regard To The Single Par 1:40; ?:»,»:» ent," will be the topic for discussion at the Feb II meet- ing of Parents Without Partners. Bayshore Chapter, at 8:30 p.m. Holiday Inn. Hwy. 15. Hazlet Dancing will fol- low. Persons eligible for membership are invited to at- "^MILLION DOLLAR STAFF" Fil TMaiocUMror 45. I 41 tend. For Information N4-44M. Sol. TM •lockblrd I 41. 7 41. t 41 Sun TMilockbfrd I 41. 1 41. 1:45; T:4S Monmouth County Audubon Society. Trinity Church. Frl TMSunifMn* Boyi 7 11. 0:15 Sol TM SuniMnt loyi I 10; I IS. 0 II Red Bank. 8:15 p.m. Speaker. Dr. E R Degginger. Nature Sun TM SunMilM Ian I JO. 5:15; MS. HIT OF THE YEAR1 Diversified." Free ATLANTIC HKHLANDS ATLANTIC CINIMA- Card Party sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary- Middle- Frl , Sol .Sun PHhoni MS tCllltf Cult 1:00 town Elks B.P.O.E. 2171 at Lodge. 170 Main St.. Port KIANMUM) COLONIAL- Monmouth, 8 p.m. Tickets II.SO. Refreshments and Frl Thrtt SI00OM 7:15; 0:15 Grllfly tdom. ) X. I JO prizes. Sol, Sun Thrtt Sltoan I M. 7 IS Cm Hy Adorm; is, I JO FEBRUARY 12 MIDOLOTOWN TOWN IAST- "Card Party and Fashion Show" sponsored by the Si Fri.; sol Lovt onoTJ *; It 110 MMVOTM Agnes PTA, at Church Hall. 103 Center Ave. Atlantic Sun MolMtt I 00 Lavt ond Dtol* 7 JO. 10 lltononoiIOO Highlands. 8 p.m Call 211-2721 for tickets at 12 50 each TOWN WIST— Frl .Sol Pt«om 7.«; M 40 Klllrr Clnt Refreshments. IH Sun Motlntt I 00 Ptfnom 7 00. 10 40 FEBRUARY 11 Kiiitf euiti 4s Mlddletown Jaycee's Annual Distinguished Service I riot .Sun Kllltf Illtt 7 00. II 07 Awards Banquet to be held at Buck Smith's Restaurant, East Keansburg, Fit, Feb. 11. Cocktail hour,\7 p.m. Do- Frl. Tht iHKfcMrd 7 11, » 00 VIRGINIA PEGRAM JOHN BUDNICK GLORIA WOODWARD LYNN GOODSPEED Sol. Tht Ikxkblrd 1 00. 7 JO. » JO nation, $7.50 per person. Reservations: John McDonald, Sun. TM llockolfdl 00. MS; 1:0* CINIMA I— I7U841. Frl TM SunihIM agyt 7 00. t 00 Applebrook Agency is proud to introduce and congratulate the four top Sol ,Sun TM SamMht Ian 7 00. 4 00. 4 00. I 00., I10I 0 0 FEBRUARY 14 CINIMA II- Sales Personnel in our company They alone were responsible for total gross The Soldiers of Christ wUI sponsor a Spaghetti dinner Frl TMSIofytlOTMSI 7 II. • It Sol ,Sun CullKtr'i Trov.l. 7 00 Tht on Sat., Feb. 14, from 55 to 7 p.m There will be no Story otO J 41; 5:11; 7 Jo, » II sales in excess of $6,000,000 for 1975. This accomplishment is particularly out-, MATAWAN charge, but "Free Will Offerings" will be accepted. Bay- CINIMA H- standing in view of the uncertain economic conditions that plagued the entire Frl tit* My FotMr ToMMt 7:15; t 70 shore Community Church. 185 Ocean Ave.. E Keansburg Sot. Llti My FotMr TaM Ma 7 00. 7 Jo. 0:40 real estate profession aH year. The remainder of our staff of 30 in three offices, Sun. LIM My FotMr Told M« 7 00. 7:15; FEBRUARY 14-15 Middletown, Rumson and Matawan. brought total sales figures over "Haydn's Organ Mass" with choir, soloist and string STOrXTHMOai Frl. Thrtt Dan at tht Ctnoof 7 00. t IS $17,000,000. quartet. At the console. Peter Planyaiski. Vienna cath- Sol. thrta Oan t4 Iht Canaar I 00. 7M; edral organist. Sat., 5 p.m.. Sun., 11 a.m., Church of the Sun Thrtt Oayt tl tht Condtr 1 JO. Nativity, Fair Haven. Donations accepted. 4 «;7M;t:ll We at Applebrook are optimistic about the coming year as the "Spirit of . JllloMfcO II FEBRUARY 15 Sol Cnlfty CWIty tone I 00 Klllt* eillt 76" bolsters the American attitude. A fund raising Valentine's Dance, open to the general SujChmy CNIty l«ng J 00 KIW> EHh, public will be sponsored by Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter, for the benefit of the organization's Call or send tor our complimentary scholarship fund, on Sun.. Feb. 15. 8 p.m. at the Holiday rltntoll HuHut 11 00. 4:S0. Inn, Hwy. 35, Hazlel Donation: 13 00 Information 2(4- NNurtt t 1 JO, 1 11, "Homes lor Living" brochure.

FEBRUARY IH "Chinese Auction" sponsored by Peace Inc (for- Arttrnton > 00. I J! merly'Belford-Port Monmouth Day Care) Wed. Feb. 18. o Ani« ? pplebrook Agency 8 p.m. Buck Smith's ll.M. Refreshments Frl Thrtt Doyi of Iht CaMor MS. I II Sot Thrtt Dm a) |ht CMar 'JO. I 41 APRIL JO-MAY 10 Sun Thrto Dan ol Iht era. Ml. I II MIDDLETOWN OFFICE RUMSON OFFICE St. Agnes Church will sponsor a "lMay Caribbean MATAWAN OFFICE Cruise" on the SS Veendam Call 211-0876. Frl Sol PHhom MO. » 40 Kllltf EHIt 950 Hwy 35 112 Ave. of Two Rivers 23A Hwy 35 Sun Mollntt IN PMMm I —. 10 40 671-2300 642-2900 Klllarlllltros 566-7600 Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1976^1* Drily Register 25 OADBURN 1 LEAKV ROOF!.' Crossword puzzle

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Look absolute panic when what is and depending upon your audience TAURUS (April 20-May 20) for greener pastures. what logically ought to be do not You have to take care that you — So long as your intentions are LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 22) - don't sc.atf.er your resources, for coincide It pains you both emo- good, you can hardly be faulted Those with leas ability than you tionally and intellectually when you are somewhat prone to div- for your behavior. You may. may come out ahead at day's you find - as you sometimes ing full force into anything and however, be graded low on must in a world filled with peo- everything, giving your whole to end - unless you are willing to maturity. work extra hours. ple and not machines'- that two whatever seems at the moment GEMINI (May 21-June20) - SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - and two does not always make to need it Don't be depressed over an in- Remain calm and collected four. Indeed, it pains you to such * * * ability to reach your goal today. -should an emergency situation a degree that you must guard Saturday, Feb 7 You may well have bitten off against falling into serious AQUARIU8 (Jan. 2OFeb 18) more than is passible for anyone throw you for a loop this morn- depression. Your beat bet in such - Depending upon now inven- to chew. ing Think! circumstances, however, is to tive you are, you ttnuld be able CANCER (June 21-July 22) - SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- look again, for the number of ins- to meet the needs of younger Be sure that your moneymaking Dec. 21) - What you fail to ac- tances where two and two do not family members at home at this ventures are able to withstand complish today you can blame add up to four pall beside the time. the scrutiny of those in authority. on your own lack of initiative - number of times and places in HlTONtSNAO- PISCES (Feb. It-March 20) - Refuse to take advantage of past and presenL Seek counsel In STRAIGHT which logic holds sway Mysticism surrounds all that you the evening Ultimately, there are enough another attempt to do today. You might CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan counters to your depressions to LEO (July 23-Aug 22) - If be wise to minimne your reac- 19) - If you scheme too much make them disappear another refuses to bestir himself tion to another in your behalf, don't despair. this morning, you may have to Though you are an amusing ARIES (March 21 April 19) — You can handle things quite well give up plans for an exchange of individual, you are. if a woman, Practice what you preach today, - yourself. information this afternoon and inclined to be a bit too cute, and especially during the afternoon VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - evening. Sheinwold's bridge advice by AlfredSheinwold South cleared the ace of dia cases, Soulh's comment on the P.O. Box 1111. Los Angelts, Calif. 90053) A certain kind of bridgbridle •••-••—•-mondtoiRrfihi"wa— —>••=--y; »••»•••«and the»n biddin.. g was as inaccurate aS Dlaver loves to discuss the bid- led a heart' lo8ln8 dummy « , Pla.v- North would not South dealer payer loves 10 oiscussineDia . thorp R«rk rump » make six diamonds: he woud liiru' whit- tic is i) avitu' Itit- 'lu'tM ln ln( al' nai K tame a Both sides vulnerable hand. This saves the time that spade to the ace lose a spade and a heart. Nor NORTH South cashed'the top clubs d.id S»uth reil|y *"" muc|; • Q 103 we UAVE he would spend lecturing his time. His |i,irtnrr had a word narinpr ai ihp enH nf ih« nUv •""' lne k'nK ol hearts and led INI COMMON. h r l"\Z alone playe« o?!his • « ''»'"e ten. East clever I OKQJ 1053 out with lhe three of DAILY QUESTION kind saved 140.000 bridge [f 8°' As dealer, you hold: 4>Q103 • 73 WEST EAST player-hours-and lost 63,000 hearts to avoid being forced to ?Q6 OKQJ1053 473. What contracts and 28,000 partners. lead diamonds. Now South do you say? 4K9762 484 South began to bay as soon wls d»"n '«">• ANSWER: Piss. Don't 998 "7AJ1032 as he saw the dummy. "Cold COLD CONTRACT make a shutout bid when you 064 09872 for six diamonds," he an- The contract is cold if South • QJ96 4104 wins the first trick with the have good support for a major nounced. "Couldn't you bid su and hl h cards ln lhree SOUTH past three notrump?" ace of spades. After taking the " « su f»J4AJJ5 "Just make three notrump." are of diamonds. South leads a North replied wearily. spade, and the ten or queen of |'A POCKET GUIDE TO 0A ° / The request came too late. spadep s is a sure entry to the BRIDGE' written by Alfred 44AKB5A 2 / South had been so busy talk- rest of thhe diamondsdid . SoutShh Sheinwold is available. 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Silt Dwription Sal* Size Description Stfe 12x9.8 Golden nyl loop f 19 12x15 laurel Green Shog $49 12x12 Red bunt kit carpel 44 12x14.6 Avocodo Velvet ! 61 12x10 lody yellow velvet 31 12x15 Pkim Sugar Plush ! 71 12x12 Rid 1 black diamond print 42 12x12 Celery Green Super Shag ! 51 12x19.10 Piocock level loop 74 12x13.8 Gold/Brown loop ! 37 INSTANT 12x18 Rust nyl shag 76 12x13 Orange Plaid ! 67 YOU WON'T 12x19.11 light yellow shog 61 12x16.4 Aztec Gold Plush ! 76 DELIVERY 12x13.6 (Kerry red nyl shag 42 12x14.8 Plum Nylon Velvet ( 67 BELIEVE YOUR AVAILABLE 12x12.11 Avocado nyl velvet 53 10.6x9.7 Brass Nylon Print 33 EYES 12x11.10 Laurel green shag 42 12x9 Cornel Nylon Velvet 33 12x14.8 Two tone gold shog 71 12x13 Beige-Brown Splush . 61 12x18 Blue green comm 41 12x13.9 Emerald Green loop 31 12x13.10 Solid cherry blaze 50 12x13.4 Blue Green Pile 31 SPECIAL YOU WILL NEVER 12x13 Two tone brown shog 47 12x11 Birth Bark looped Pile 37 12x10.2 Carmel Boy gold sculp 33 12x24.6 Beige Twist Nylon 74 12x18.3 Tweed gold nyl 46 12x12.4 Olive Green Print 39 SEE PRICES LIKE 12x12 Two tone blue 44 12x13 Orange Bold Plaid 46 12.7x15 Velvet blue 62 12x9 Hot fink Plush 46 NOTICE THIS AGAIN 12x17 Green I brown level loop 56 12x10.8 Pecan Hi-lo loop 41 12x11.9 Two tone gold sculp shog 41 12x13 Blue & White Print 39 12x18 Two tone blue shog 71 12x17.9 Bm. Toned Nylon 55 TOMORROW OUR 12x18.11 Swirl Gold nyl 41 12x15 Sun Gold Tweed 1* WAREHOUSE DOORS 12x14 Bold orange plaid 46 12x20.9 Antique Gold Sculp 64 WILL OPEN AT 10 A.M. DECORATOR 12x12 Carmel Boy swirl 33 12x10 Peacock Tone loop 27 12x10 Velvet yellow 26 12x9 Copper looped Nylon 26 STYLED 12x10.2 Red level loop 24 12x18 Blue green comm $41 SAXONY PLUSHES 12x15.2 Burnt orange sculp shog 61 12x10.2 Red level loop 14 WE HAVE REDUCED 12x12 Two-tone blue cloud 41 12x13 Two tone brown shog 47 MINI SHAGS . .. TWISTED PILE 12x10.5 Blk & brown short shog 45 12x10.2 Carmel bay gold sculp 33 12x13.6 Brown & green level loop 26 12x18,3 Tweed gold nyl 44 EVERY RUG 12x12 Two-tone blue shag 36 12x12 Two tone blue 44 12x12 Two-tone blue shog 36 12.7x15 Velvet blue $62 REMNANT OFF OUR ALREADY LOW INCREDIBLE TO REMNANT PRICES VALUES 20 40 ALL WE MEASURE ASSORTED SIZES RANGE WE DELIVER WE INSTALL 12x10X12x22 (PERFECTLY) SOME EVEN LARGER

HOURS TOMORROW CARPET BUYERS OUTLET 10 AM TO HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN IN THE CHANNEL LUMBERR SHOPPING CENTER ... CORN. HARMONHAR Y RD. & HWY. 35 6 PM ACCEPTED