The Daily Register

VOL. 99 NO.22 SHREWSBURY. N. J. WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1976 15 CENTS Wall man gets life sentence in cop slaying •jr BARBARA KATELL The Jury of seven women brothers. with his brother lo commit a statement he voluntarily looked inside and saw Patrol- heard a shot, (he patrolman ly scheduled to stand trial and five men returned its ver- However,' the jury found the robbery of tie Quick- gave to county detectives dur- man Wright talking lo llene yelled and loosened hii gnp with his brother oa alHhe FREEHOLD - While his dict at 8: IS p.m. Ufe impris- that the two brothers had Chek. of entering the store ing the trial, Frank Miller did Will, his fiance and a store from around Frank Miller's charges plus another count of mother wept quietly In the onment fs the mandatory sen- first attempted to rob the with the intent lo rob it, of at- not testify before the jury in employe Frank Miller In his neck Frank Miller said he possession of a gun by a con- back of the courtroom, Frank tence for a first degree mur- Qutck-Chek food (tore In tempting a robbery, and of his own defense. statement said the two broth- then fled the scene and hid in victed felon Bui shortly be T. Miller, 27, of Wall Town a Bradley Beach back yard fore their trial was to begin der conviction. Bradley Beach and that the possession of a gun. In the June, statement. ers then panicked and fled •hip, yesterday was sen- until morning last week. Charles Miller ad- There was no evidence dur- murder occurred as a direct Judge Aikins will sentence Frank Miller admitted that he down the street toward a tenced to serve the rest of his mitted he killed Patrolman ing the five-day trial before result of that attempted theft. Frank Miller on those four and his brothers decided to parked car they had bor- According to testimony dur- natural life In state prison Wnght Superior Court Judge Louis As Judge Aikins explained counts on Aug. I. commit a robbery the pre- rowed from their sister Pa- ing the trial, be was arrested for the first degree murder of R. Aiktns that Frank Miller in his charge, under New Jer- However, before the jury vious evening. They ap- trolman Wnght followed and by county detectives and lo- He was immediately given a Bradley Beach patrolman. killed Patrolman Wright or sey law all participants in a began its deliberations at 1:45 proached four other locations caught up with the brothers cal policemen on a Belmar a mandatory life sentence by After deliberating Ift even held the murder weap- robbery or attempted robbery p.m. Judge Aikins ordered an before coming to Bradley Frank Miller said that he street sometime during the Judge Aikins His case was hours, i Superior Court jury on. In fact, Charles Miller, 23, are equally responsible if one acquittal of Frank Miller on Beach but found them all too was standing facing the car day on June 1 He gave his severed from Ibal ot Frank found Miller guilty of felony his brother, also of Wall of them commits a murder (he charge that he was armed crowded or closed. They with his hands upraised statement to Capl Andrew Miller, and a inal on the re- murder In the shooting of Pa- Township, had admitted fir- during or as an aftermath of when he attempted to rob the came to Bradley Beach at against the top of the car and Manning and LI John Valen- maining charges against him trolman Jack Wright, 2», ing the fatal shots at Wright the attempted robbery. food store. about 11 45 pm Patrolman Wright had an tine, county detectives al I was rescheduled tor the fall p.m. of that day shortly before midnight on while the patrolman was at- The jury also convicted The key evidence against Frank Miller said they were arm around his neck. Frank In his confession before May SI. tempting to arrest the two Frank Miller of conspiring Frank Miller In the trial was entering the store, when they Miller said he suddenly Charles Miller was original See MlUer. page t Officials query Navy on Earle arms plans By BOB BRAMLEV them where the weapons must be." LEONARDO - If a pro- Mr Veatch declared that if posed *»» million expansion atomic or nuclear weapons will bring nuclear weapons to are handled or stored at the Earle Naval Weapons Sta- Earle or at any other facility, tion, the Navy Isn't talking "tremendous" safety pre- about it. cautions are taken. An inquiry yesterday to the "You'd be safer with them Naval Sea Systems Command than with, say, a case of hand In the Pentagon in Washing- grenades." he suggested. ton elicited a response the The PIO added that he same as that received earlier knows of accidents Involving (ram naval officials here: De- nuclear weapons since they partment of Defense policy came Into the nation's arsenal forbids discussion of the pres- shortly after World War II. ence or absence of nuclear Calls to the offices of legis- weapons any time at any lo- lators representing Monmouth PROUD CHAMPS — Members of the U.S. basket- the 21st Olympiad In Montreal, the U.S. team re- cation in the world. County In Washington re- ball team react to the gold medals awarded them gained the championship It lost to the Russian Dolph Veatch, Systems vealed they have no knowl- last night after their victory over Yugoslavia, 95- team In 1972. Command public information edge of any atomic or nuclear 74. In what was called the most awaited' event of officer, explained the purpose materiel slated for the Weap- of the DOD policy. ons Station here. CIKerd P. Case Harrtaea A. Wflataaa Jr. "It's DOD policy to neither Donald Prial, press repre- confirm nor deny the exis- sentative for Sen. Harrison A a week to get an answer from be added and the projected tence of nuclear weapons in Williams Jr., D-N.J., reported Navy aad Department of De- Impact of the expansion oa Gas price any location In United States a call to the Department of fense officials the Bayshore area effect here The office of Rep James J territory — or in the world, Defense brought a statement "We'll be glad to inquire for that matter," Mr. Veatch that "all such Information is Howard, Did District, is ex- about the rumor thai nuclear stated classified." pecting a briefing paper on weapons are coming In," a "You can see why," he A spokesman for Sen. Clif- the Earle expansion "In (he press representative for Uw added. "If we Issued denials ford P Case, R-N.J.. told The next day or two" revealing congressman said seen as 'almost negligible' how many additional person- for various locations in re- Register the senator will be Freeholder Thomas J. sponse to Inquiries, anyone glad to make an inquiry and nel will be sent here, what Lynch Jr. who has followed ASBURY PARK - Leon man said, if a customer is brought into production since the state Board of Public util- could eventually deduce from added that It will take at least equipment and materiel will Be* Offlrtato. page I Zuckerman, assistant vice Dec 31,1974. ities Commissioners (PUC). paying 20 cents per therm for . president-public relations, Mr. Zuckerman said most Mr. Zuckerman said the gas, 30 per cent of that Is six New Jersey Natural Gas of the gas used by his utility federal rate action only af- cents. Under the federal rul- Company, said yesterday the comes from wells not covered fects the price of gas "at ing, the six cents could be the rate Increase action by the by the rate increase. He said wellhead." He said the well- base figure to be increased, Federal Power Commission that while his company has head price makes up 30 per not the 20 cents. will have "almost a negligible several wells being drilled, he cent of a customer's bill. The Federal Power Com- effect" on gaa bills for his Youth in bay didn't know, does not know when that new Therefore, If New Jersey irtssioner's new $15 billion in- firm'* users. gas will be available or what Natural Gas users experience crease in the nation's gas bill The commission tripled the effect the new gas will have an Increase, it would be an In- faces Immediate challenge amount producer's can on rates or the utility's ability crease based on SO per cent of from consumer advocates, charge for interstate natural to add new customers. a user's bill, and not the en- who caU it too high and too but his rescuer was blind gas. The action only affects The utility is under a new lire bill lusty. gas coming from wells customer freeze imposed by For example, Mr. Zucker- Energy Action, a consumer By DAVID ASTOR organization, planned to ask the commission and the U.S. LEONARDO - Michael T Court of Appeals not only (or Marrazzo, who Is legally reconsideration ol the rate blind, was working at Qamp hike, but also to stop it from Happiness here last month Heavy loss feared taking effect in the mean- when he heard a scream for time. help from the direction of The FPC announced yes- Radian Bay. terday it was increasing the "I thought some kid was in Chinese quake nationwide ceiling prices for fooling around," Mr. Mar- natural gas in sales by pro- razzo declared. "But then I ducers to interstate pipelines of northeast China before realized that a boat was out TOKYO (AP) - Heavy ed In the world In 12 years. The impact of the rate hike damage was reported in the dawn today. The Chinese For- there." The quake, recorded by the on natural gas consumers was Chinese coastal metropolis of eign Ministry told the Austra- Without stopping to think, U.S. Earthquake Information expected to vary according to Tientsin and many casualties lian Embassy the epicenter the lt-year-old man plunged Service at 8.2 on the Richter weather, distance from gas- were feared following the was about 90 miles east-south- into the water — clothes, Scale, rocked the heavily pop- producing areas and other strongest earthquake record- east of Peking and 40 miles sneakers, glasses, watch and ulated Peking-Tientsin area factors. However, the aver- north of Tientsin, a city of all — and, guided only by a age annual residential gas bill more than 4 million people dim view of the boat and two would go up t per cent or and the capital of Hopeh additional screams, managed 115 60. according to estimates. Province. to rescue the swimmer cling- Following the FPC decision. ing to toe craft. The Inside Story Former Australian Prime Energy Action said its plans It was an incredible feat, a Minister Gough Whitlam. who THE WEATHER to appeal and said other con- feat that was acknowledged was visiting Tientsin with his Saaay, warm today; elmdy might wilt sumer groups and some state last night at the Middletown wife, told the Italian news efcaace «f skewers ttamnw. ('empiric rrport regulators may join it. Township Committee meet- agency Ansa that many build- ••pager Already in their favor is the ing when Mayor Allan J. ings, including his hotel, were dissenting opinion of FPC MacDonald presented the Ceaaiy Fare aad the Charity BaU at Moansatk Park.. badly damaged. He said he commissioner Don S. Smith, rescuer a citation Caasamer Advice has peachy Ideas saw Chinese searching who said the new ceiling Cagers take Olympic grid through mounds of debris. But to hear Mr Marrazzo Met* Irtawpa; Yankees fall price schedule is too high and describe it, the danng rescue Whitlam said he and his is not justified by the cost of wasn't all that much. Bridge Advice 23 DAILY REGISTER wife were asleep on the sev- producing gas. "I'm a good swimmer," he Baslaeu 11 PHONE NUMBERS enth floor of their hotel, Tom Girard, a spokesman said modestly "I didn't feel I RESCUER AND RESCUED - Fred Hill, left, shakes the and of Michael Classified »B Mala Office. T. Marrozzo, who rescued him from possible drowning in Rarltan Bay on Tientsin's tallest building, for Energy Action, said his was endangering myself" Casks a Tell Free when it "broke literally In group also objected to the June 21. Mr. Marrazzo, who Is legally blind, heard Mr. Hill's scream for As a matter of fact, the help while working at Camp Happiness In Leonardo. He received a cita- Crossword Prate 23 Ttu Fret. two." He said the Chinese FCC procedure in reaching rescue was done so well that tion from the Middletown Township Committee lost night for his bra- Editorials I Classified Deal SU-I7M helped all those in the hotel to the decision and to the ab- Feed Hill, the 17-year-old At- very. Ealertalaawat, TV II Clrealaltea Deft S42-4M* safety. sence of any requirement that lantic Highlands youth saved •erwesae n Sasrts DefL, SO-4H4 gas producers reinvest the by Mr. Marrazzo. didn't real- Lifestyle 1H2 MMdletows Bareaa I7I-Z2M Tientsin's foreign commu- Henry Hudson Regional High yards out when 1 decided to screamed for help while nity of about 70 persons were proceeds of the higher rates ize that he was guided to School try to swim in and bring the dinging to the boat Make A Dale 11 FreekeU Bsreai 4O-2121 to search for new gas sup- shore by a legally blind per- OMtaaries 4 Leaf Braack Bareaa ..m-Mlt all reported in good condition As Mr. Hill explained the boat with me." he recounted Mr Marram, a graduate and took refuge at the Inter- plies. The need for more In- son until after the incident incident, he was in a rowboat "1 got about 50 yards from of Christian Brothers Aca- Saerta II, 17 Statekease Bareaa tumnu centives to develop new gas See Heavy, aage 1 "It wasn't until I got a call on June 21 when the current shore when 1 began having demy. Lincroft. who will at- resources is one of the main from a Middletown detective began taking him away from leg cramps " tend American International Gaag Plaak. Ltag Braacl GaWersleeve-Tealgai justifications for the increase that K found out." admitted land Olde Union House. Wed. Tonight "Shine," Thursday. Mr Hill added that he saw College, Springfield. Mass. WUlowbrook Inn. River Rd., Mr HiU. a 1176 graduate of "I was about JOo or 350 Mr Marraua near shore and Fri, Sat. Red Bank. "Oasis." No Cover! Fair Haven. Nt SetBUad. s*ge2 Doris n' Ed's is not sold TkeQiay Bahrs Friday Cralse FKaessCealer The famous Morris Nanton Sunset Cruise and Old Fash- Exercise to keep fit. 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t 2 The DkiylkgMer SHREWSBURY N J WEDNESOAY. JULY 2B. 1976 Crocker wants charges against students dropped

TINTON FALLS - Clinton Specifically, he charged board to drop its U-poinl pro- tion was now being taken to board. "Don't students have tive approach confrontation between Robert C. Crocker broke with his (el-' that student testimony on the gram, adopted June 28, which implement the program This the right for a full heanng be- Specifically. Mr Johnson C. Billings, board president, low members of the Mon- melee was generally ignored, he termed punitive, in favor included the creation of vari- fore the board before such ac- charged that the board in- and Mr Johnson. mouth Regional Board of that students, eventually ar- of his own four-point plan ous teams aimed at identi- tion is taken tended to remove those it The confrontation took Education last night, and rested, were illegally sent aimed at correcting problems fying students with special •'I have lived in 14 states viewed as troublemakers place when Mr Johnson at- called lor the dropping of all home from school, students "at their roots." counselling needs. with the military and I've from the school by classifying tempted to reply directly to a charges against 27 students were suspended without due This plan essentially tails He further reported that never seen a board like this them as having "learning dis- speaker who favored the implicated in a fracas at the course, and that racial ten- for all charges to be dropped two staff members had in- one," said Julious C Bing abilities" and sending them to boards position, in violation of school June 14. sions had been permitted to against students and for the spected the now-closed Steel- ham, Eatontown, whose son special schools. Mr. Billings earlier statement In addition, Mr Crocker fester for years at the school creation of various parent- man school, Eatontown, as was also charged. Again, board members re- that "all speakers must be and needed only a spark to called on the board to rescind teacher student groups to exam- the site for special off-school "I was gullible to go along sponded saying that the ratio- acknowledged by the chair " set off a disturbance Us 11 point program adopted ine attitudes, evaluate student supplementary programs. with everything you (sug- nale behind this type of pro- A brief shouting bout en- lilt month to deal with the Dr. Frank A. Volpe, school needs and build "community Mrs. Katherine Heller re- gested), but now I'm retain- gram was to assure that the sued when Mr. Johnson failed situation, drawing cheers superintendent, actng on the and school spirit " ported that 10 residents from ing an attorney," he said. student did not drop out of to yield to the chair, and Mr from many of the 60 local resi- recommindalions of the The board's program calls the school's three sending dis- Various board members school all together, and ad- Billings then bounded out of dents in an emotion charged board, signed 55 complaints for all charges to be pressed tricts would soon be asked to replied to these and similar dress special learning prob- his seat and walked toward atmosphere marked by a against 27 students and one and for the creation of special serve on a Community Advi- remarks noting that proper lems Mr. Johnson. The two men shouting match between the former student on July I on "teams" of counselling per- sory Committee set up by the procedures were adhered to Nevertheless, Theodore stood inches from each other board president and an at- charges ranging from disturb- sonnel to review the records board to "advise the board on before taking action against Johnson Sr . president of the shouting their respective torney for the NAACP chap- ing a public assembly to of eac,h of the suspended stu- positive steps to Improve the these students. local NAACP, again called on points before the attorney ter. lighting. dents in context with their climate for learning in the In a different vain, though. the board to drop charges, stalked out of the meeting fol- Meanwhile, the board said Two students over 18 years overall achievement and per- school and resolve problems " and also issued a call for lowed by about 10 parents. .<*£ A James Smith, Tinton Falls, a it would defer any action until of age were charged with two formance at the school." Many residents present at parent whose sons were not "concerned parents" to ask At the conclusion of the CHitta C. Cracker its regular meeting, Tuesday counts each of fighting and Based on this group's ana- the meeting, however, dis- involved in the melee, said for an investigation of the en- meeting, Mr. Johnson, wait- that the board would "listen night disturbing a public assembly lysis, the student could be missed the entire n-point that board's legal action tire incident by the depart- ing outside the library, again to Mr. Crocker's proposal if The special board meeting and are still to appear in Tin- recommended for special package as "a charade" and against students "would em- ment of Health, Education stated that the NAACP would he comes In with.new evi- last night had been called os- ton Falls Municipal Court. educational or counselling called on the board to back broil this school in turmoil un- and Welfare. Initiate legal action against dence. tensibly for a progress report The board also voted on programs, or for a hearing Mr. Crocker's plan. til October and cost us thou- During the meeting, several the board if they did not drop "But as far as I can see on implementing parts of June 20, with only Mr Cro- that could result In his ex- "This whole thing was done sands in (probable) law- petitions requesting such an charges against the six black right now." Mr. Billings the llpolnt program How- cker dissenting, to prefer pulsion in an amaturish way. It's just suits." investigation were circulated students. added, "the board will stand ever, It soon developed into a trespass charges against six Reviewing this program a charade," charged Carmine Welton Johnson, an at-1; among the almost 60 residents Mr. Billings later indicated by its position. debate on the wisdom of the black students who It alleged last night, Dr. Volpe noted he Palmiere, Eatontown. whose torney for the Red Bank who packed the high school's programs suggested actions. returned to the school after "considered It essentially edu- son was one of those cited by Chapter of the NAACP, which library balcony where the Appearing as leadoff speak- being sent home on the day of cationally oriented," added the board for disciplinary ac- has threatened legal action session was held. er on the program, Mr Cro- the Incident , that the legal action was tion. against the board if they The meeting, which was cker chlded it as one that was Mr Crocker, said the inci- needed as a deterrant to sim- "They just took his state- press charges against the six punctuated by loud rounds of hastily drawn and based on dent was a barometer of a ilar actions. ments and the next thing you black arrested students, fur- applause by audience mem- incomplete information on the widespread racial problem at In a report to the board, the know ... he Is suspended," ther categorized the board's bers favoring Mr. Crocker's incident. the school and called for the superintendent noted that ac- Mr. Palmiere said, asking the "special programs" as nega- postion, later evolved into a State's report could force EWORLD By Tie AiMClaled Press Sea Bright school closing Viking 1 ordered to collect soil By JIM OSTROFF for the community's chil- Here's dren." PASADENA, Calif. - Viking l's robot was ordered to lay SEA BRIGHT - A report Mr. von Entress then rec- its iron hand on Mars for the first lime today, digging up a bit ommended that a new school of soil in an attempt to discover If life exists — or ever exis- issued by a state Department of Education inspector citing facility be provided to "safely Where ted - on the Red Planet. the borough public school for house our children." This A l() four telescoping arm with a shovel-like hand was to 24 health, safety and fire vio- "new facility for the Sea extend with a creaky, whirring noise and delve Into the red lations has raised the fear in Bright Elementary School dirt several times. , Your the minds of many residents children should Include," he The soil gathering was set to begin at about 4:30 a.m. and not a few elected officials suggested, "flexible class- EDT on commands of the computer on board the robot land- that it may be time to throw rooms, several study rooms, er. But scientists on earth would not know until later today adequate library, combination Interest in the towel on the 84-year-old when pictures of the digging area were beamed to earth building. gymnasium-cafetorium, and whether the mechanical arm had done its work. This decision may be made sizable nurses room." The complex automated laboratory aboard Viking which by the Board of Education The principal then called on receives the samples is expected to determine within a few shortly after they meet with the board to build a com- Grows! weeks if any native life forms, no matter how tiny, are Harold Y. Bills, county bination high-rise apartment present. schools superintendent, next and school on the municipal week. parking lot which he said Kidnap suspects still at large While some say this situ- would not only offer a new 7% « Z35% SAN LEANDRO, Calif. - James L. Schoenfeld, wanted in ation is dire, it certainly Is school, but a means for fund- the Chowchilla mass kidnaping, has left behind him a trail of not a new one for this board. ing its operation. Mr. von En- tress called for the school to 4Voar gun deals and aborted attempts to reach Canada, officials Five years ago, the board, Savings Certificates* say. told by Its principal that the open in fall 1973 Leray VH Kilrrss school plant "cannot safely But the board balked at this Interest compounded daily But the most painful fact for the authorities is that the glonalization was stilled until unavailable yesterday to com- and properly continue the plan as "unfeasible," and in- Minimum initial deposit trail Is already a week old. March of this year, when sev- ment on Mr. Osgoodby's re- SlOOO multiples ol $1000 quality education," recom- stead, debated the merits of Schoenfeld and another suspect. Frederick N. Woods IV. eral councilmen suggested marks. thereafter mended the principal's plan constructing a new school continue to elude officers despite the new clues, and despite a this alternative before cutting "The safety problem was in that a new school facility be compared to regionalization much-publicized manhunt for them They are being sought on numbers of additional stu- arrest warrants. built to "safely house our - sending borough children the defeated school budget. to some other school in the Recalling the 1971 situation, dents and not the building's ? Schoenfeld's 22-year-old brother. Richard, surrendered children." Annual Interest Elleclive Annual Yield county. however, Mr. Osgoodby, who condition," Mr. Osgoodby last Friday and is scheduled to be arraigned Thursday. All Specifically, the board said, calling the structure, 2Vi Yaar to 4 Year Then, as now, the borough later served on Borough three, sons of wealthy San Francisco Peninsula families, are asked that voters approved a "still sound." Savings Certificate** 1165,000 plan to purchase a sent its seventh and eighth Council, said that controversy wanted in connection with the kidnaping of a busload of 26 Nevertheless, Victor C. Per- Interest compounded daily school children and their school bus driver July 15 OS-acre tract in the borough's graders to the Maple Place was rooted in problems much School, Oceanport. different from the one facing otti, former board president Minimum initial deposit south end as the site for the $500 multiples ol $ 100 new school But when the board failed the school today. who retired in 1971 after 20 years service said the present thereafter But before residents here to act after nine months of "You must remember," Mr. debate, Mr. von Entress Osgoodby stated last night, members should once again Blind man cited expressed their preference, look to Oceanport's schools to decisively defeating the pro- stated he would "refuse to at- "that that situation was pred- tend another meeting, unless icated on what we foresaw as improve educational pro- posal 164 to 61, the con- grams here. troversy divided the board positive steps are to be dis- the end of our sending rela- 1 Year to 29 Months and much of the community cussed." tion with Oceanport." "If you look at the facilities Automatic Renewal for bay rescue in Oceanport and the ones at for one year while different Counselling immediate ac- At that time, Mr. Osgoodby Savings Certificates* the small school we have," razzo, who has .been em- options were sorted out. tion, L. Robert Osgoodby, a said, It was believed that (Continued) Mr. Perotti said, "You'll find Interest compounded daily ployed as a handyman there board member, said he ob- Oceanport would not renew Minimum initial amount The controversy was touch- that the educational opportu- in the fall, said it took him the past two summers. jected to classes "being its contract to take borough $500-multiples ol $100 ed off in Feb. 1971 when nities are much greater two or three minutes to "They were all happy that I housed in the rickety fourth children, slated to expire in thereafter Leroy von Entress, school there" after the fifth grade. reach the boat heard the kid." principal, submitted a report floor of the present 79-year- June 1973. "I got to him and told him Mr. Marrazzo had been at the board's direction, set- old schoolhouse." "Mr. von Entress' com- Mr. Perotti, who Monday to hold on to the bow of the working on a patio at the ting forth his recommenda- Eventually, the board opted ments about safety were ac- chided the state Department 5/a%,,-573% boat." said the muscular for- camp when he heard Mr tions on the future needs of for purchasing a 9.6 acre Do- tually directed to the condi- of Education's safety report mer shotputler at the aca- Annual inlet*.*! Elleclive Annum v>no Hill's screams. this borough's school system minican Villa near the Harbor tion that would exist if we as "largely untrue," said he •0 Day to 364 Day demy. "Then I pulled both The parents of the rescuer "If quality education were to Light Inn as the new school had to take back the seventh favors maintaining the him and the boat in." who lives at 7 Tiersch Ave. continue." site over one on the parking and eighth graders," Mr. Os- present 84-year-old public Savings Certificates* Mr. Hill Was able to recov- here, were justifiably pleased lot. goodby said, noting "if this Interest compounded daily In his report to the board, school, but as a Kindergarten and payable at maturity er after a few minutes on the with their son's rescue feat. Mr. von Entress wrote, "The However, residents vetoed was the case, then the school through fifth grade system, beach, although he said he Minimum initial amount "I'm very proud of my son present structure cannot sa- the plan In a Feb. 1172 refer- would be overcrowded and with sixth graders joining $500 •multiples of J100 felt like a "salt water pump" for acting as he did," said fely and efficiently continue endum and all talk of new unsafe." their upperclassmen at thereafter for awhile Anthony Marrazzo to provide quality education building construction and re- The school principal was Oceanport's schools. Meanwhile. Mr Marrazzo "We're exceptionally proud was acknowledging the of him on many accounts," Annual Intertit Effective Annual cheers of fellow workers at added Mrs. Patricia Mar- Golden Passbook Camp Happiness, a camp for razzo. Accounts blind men ages 18 to over 80. As for their son? "I'm glad "They all congratulated me Miller given life sentence Interest compounded that 1 saved him." declared and credited quarterly at the camp." said Mr Mar- Michael. Minimum opening deposit (Continued) Patrolman Wright swung his a bar employe. "The only time Frank Mill- $100 multiples of $100 Judge Aikins, Charles Miller right arm around and acci- In his summation to the er changed his mind about thereafter gave a slightly different ver- dentally clipped Charles Mill- jury, Joseph Meehan, at- the robbery was when he Weather: Warm sion of the murder. He said er on the side of the head torney for Frank Miller, ar- looked into the Quick-Chek * fedeial Regulations permit he and his companion, whom with his service revolver. gued that the mere presence Wrthdf twall Of til Of par! of Sunny and warm today, era Plains into western por- and saw Jack Wright," Mr. In* new Saving. Certificates Then, Charles Miller said, he of his client at the murder belo>* maiuniy Kith inle«e&l high in the mid 80s Increas- tions of the lower Mississippi he refused to identify, fled to Carton said. the parked car and were panicked and as Patrolman scene did not mean he partici- p.nd »l Ihe regular passbook ing cloudiness tonight with Valley and the Northwest. tme However no interest w<" Wright pointed his gun at pated in the crime. He also "The first time in the eve- chance of showers and thun- The forecast for today seated in it when Patrolman be pax] on withdrawn funds him. he in turn whipped out questioned whether the evi- ning the defendant didn't 'or the last three month* Ihey dershowers tomorrow Low Wright approached the open called for showers and thun- his own gun and shot Wright dence showed that Frank want to be with his brother wete on deposit tonight 65 to 70, high tomor- passenger window and placed dershowers from the Mis- three times at close range. Miller had ever actually en- was after he heard the shot row near 80 sissippi Valley into the middle a gun to the companion's head. Charles Miller said he then tered the Quick-Chek or had and Jack Wright's hand Outlook for Friday: Partly and south Atlantic coast jumped into the car and attempted a robbery. And he dropped from around his cloudy with chance of show- slates and also over the The companion left the car as ordered and stood with drove off. He abandoned the said there was no evidence neck," Mr. Carton stated. ers. southern plateau region car on the beachfront and that Frank Miller was ever in Heavy thunderstorms con- Clear or partly cloudy skies hands upraised against the roof of the car. Charles Miller buried the murder weapon on possession of the murder In his two-hour charge to tinued over portions of Ala- were expected to prevail in the beach in Avon, where it weapon. the jury, Judge Aikins told bama, Georgia and Mis- other areas testified Patrolman Wright then allegedly ordered was recovered the next day them that if Charles Miller sissippi today, and over much TIDES by the police. In his summation for the had even a portion of his body of the middle and northern Charles Miller to walk around prosecution, Malcolm V. Car- Sandy Hook the back of the car and stand Jack Wright was found in the doorway of the Quick- COLONIAL Plains. ton, first assistant county lying mortally wounded in the Chek, then Frank Miller was A tornado was reported last TODAY -High 9:31 p.m and next to his companion. prosecutor, argued that the street immediately after the also guilty of entering the night in northwest Minnesota low 3:40 pm Charles Miller testified that murder happened as a direct shooting. store with the intent to rob it. Other thunderstorms this Tomorrow—High 10:17 a.m. he took a .38 caliber gun that result of the attempted rob- During the trial of Frank morning were scattered from and 10:26 p.m and low 4:14 was on the seat of the car and bery and therefore Frank And he said that under the Miller, various law enforce- New England down the Atlan- am and 4:26 p.m slipped it into his pocket be- Miller was guilty of first de- applicable laws, Frank Miller ment personnel testified that tic coast, and still others For Red Bank and Rumson fore joining his companion gree murder. could be found guilty of at- Charles Miller was arrested were widely scattered in the bridge, add two hours; Sea Charles Miller then stated tempted robbery if the only at about 2:30 a.m. June 1 in a Southwest through the Great Bright, deduct 10 minutes. that his companion suddenly He said the evidence sug- reason the robbery did not ac- bar in Belmar where he was . fBSI NADONAl BANK Basin and California. Long Branch, deduct 15 min- turned around and attempted gested that. Frank Miller was tually take place was because to push Patrolman Wright. drinking with his mother, sis- i Skies remained generally utes; Highlands bridge, add involved in the crime from it was thwarted by the inter- The all-service bank that looks out lor you. According to Charles Miller. ter, and his sister's boyfriend. clear over most of the south 40 minutes. the very beginning. vention of Patrolman Wright. SHREWSBURY N J WEONESOAV JULY » 19'« ty vendors9 backers win council delay on curb code LONG BRANCH - Suppor torney representing Pied Pi- for them1 When will they go cense?" Mrs Curley already has ten of mobile vendors rallied per Ice Cream Inc., the coun- on sale? Will those who have City Attorney Robert Mauro of which have protested the been fined $10* for operating to their cause and convinced cil delayed action for a month the existing licenses be the gave the opinion that the mobile carts. within 1M fret east of Ocean the council to further relfect on an ordinance which would ones who get them re- veteran would not be denied The concessionaires spe- Blvd She has since moved on one of the two ordinances limit the number of licenses newed1," he questioned the license, saying that state cifically Mrs Dorothy Bellin her can back lo the rear of which it had planned to adopt issued to vendors to II (At present, the cay has sold statutes protecting veterans and Mrs Jane Palughi who the I"! to comply with this til at last night's council session. The council's intention in 12 mobile vending licenses - would supersede the local or- operate in the North End. ob- pulation of (he existing ordi- The council adopted one or- this ordinance was to restrict and thus chose that number dinance. ject that (he mobile hot dog nance dinance which, In effect the number of vendors for the ordinance.) "Does this then mean that vendors do not pay taxes or forces the mobile vendors off allowed in the city through Salvatore Vecchione, repre- veterans are exempt from provide toilet facilities "I'm a only trying lo earn private property and back the annual licensing. This fell senting the Catholic War Vet this ordinance? Would the Mrs. Louise Curley, a hoi my living," she said "You're into the public streets. An through, however, when the erans group, called the coun council amend the ordinance dog cart vendor who operate adopting this ordinance for existing ordinance already re- council was unable to answer oil's actions "harassment" as it appears to note this?" in that area, argued that she the satisfaction of one par- quires the vendors to move questions concerning how the and asked why the restricting asked Mr Vecchione, calling Indeed is a contributing tax- ticular concessionnaire in every U minutes when they licensing process would be ordinances were needed. on the council urtlo so payer to the city via the rent North Long Branch." she are on public property. conducted. Mr. Vecchione asked what "What fair standards will she pays to her landlord for charged But because of questions "Who will decide who gels would happen if the you have in granting these li- the use of his lot Councilman James » Den- posed by several of the ven- a license?" asked John Ste- "thirteenth applicant for « censes?" he continued She added that the properly nis cast the sole vole against dors, as well as representa- cher, attorney for Pied Piper mobile vendors license was a Mr. Vecchione challenged from which she operates is in the ordinance barring the tives from the Catholic War Ice Cream Inc. double amputee veteran - that the ordinances were de- a C-J tone and thus zoned for vendors from private proper- Veterans Alliance and an at- "Will there be a mad rush would he be denied the II- stined to protect the beach- commercial use ly ' "It is unfair. " said Mr Dennis "At least let them fin ish the season out This ordi- nance is mean, vicious and Red Bank to name motivated by vested inter- estes," he charged Councilman Howard H STATE Woolley Jr . however, said that the municipal judge and a new tax assessor prosecutor deemed the ordi- nance necessary for enforce •y JULIE MCDONNELL However, in a letter to Mayor O'Hern. ment of the zoning code AWAITING THE VERDICT - Mrs Louise Curley. dated June ». 1171, Sidney Glaser, director of In other council matters. 0 hot dog vendor who operates from rented space 21 injured as bus hits ledge the state Division of Taxation, said that "such RED BANK - Borough Council will ap- Municipal Coun Judge Jacob on privately owned property, waits to see what ac- KNOWLTON TOWNSHIP - A nearly head-on collision of dual employment Is not proper," In his opin- point a new tax assessor within a month, Rand was reappointed lo a tion the City Council will take on an ordinance pro- a New York-bound bus and a passenger car yesterday injured ion. thereby ending the controversy that has sur- three-year term hibiting mobile vendors from stationing them- 21 persons, of whom 11 were hospitalized. Mr. Glaser said yesterday he had never selves on private lots. The measure was adopted 4- rounded the post since late last year. The council also approved State police said the accident on Rt. « near the Delaware been asked to rule on whether the revalatuion The council is now interviewing a half-dot- the use of five civilians as po- 1 with Councilman James W. Dennis voting against River occurred when the west-bound car attempted to pass should be rejected. en applicants, none of them borough residents, lice dispatchers It. another passenger vehicle. The eastbound Greyhound bus in for the part-time job. The post will pay be- In his letter to the mayor, he said. "It is attempting to avoid the collision swerved and smashed into a tween $6,000 and $8,000 yearly, depending on my view that, unless he completely severs his rock ledge. how much time the new assessor will spend in connection with the revaluation firm, he Those hospitalized included the bus driver and the driver the borough, Mayor Daniel J. O'Hern said. should not be permitted to act as assessor of the car. The'car that was being passed continued on its The borough has been without an assessor In his capacity as the acting assessor for way, state police said. Two are appointed since July 1, when the term of the previous as- Red Bank ... (Mr. Monica) is called upon to The bus driver, Robert Thomas, 50, of Blakely, Pa., was sessor, Charles Monica Jr. expired, and he pass on various conditions of property owners reported in very critical condition at AUentown Sacred Heart was not reappointed. which may directly conflict with the determi- Center in AUentown, Pa. The driver of the car, James Fish, Mr. Monica had been named acting asses- nations of his employer revaluation firm. Mr (2, of Easton, Pa., who had been traveling alone, was admit- sor last Oct. 1, to replace retiring Edwin 0. Glaser said. to Colts Neck board ted to Pocono Hospital in Stroudsburg, Pa., where his condi- Lomerson "Honorable as his motives may be, such the N.J. School Boards Asso- tion was listed as satisfactory. The controversy focused on Mr. Monica's dual employment carries with it the Implica- COLTS NECK - Mrs Be- night, but Mrs Barton was ciation for group dynamics employment by the Realty Appraisal Com- tion of serving conflicting Interests and should verly Barton. Mountainside not present at the meeting, programs pany, the firm which conducted the borough's not be permitted to stand," the letter read Drive and Joseph Musci, Hol- and will be iwom in later Highway engineer under probe revaluation last year. The council had been aware of Mr. Mo- land Lane, were appointed Before the board met in ex- Mr Schlaffer said the train- ing sessions would deal with TRENTON - The state attorney general's office says it The assessment work had all been com- nica's connection with the firm at the time he last night to vacant seats ecutive session lo discuss the group interaction, and the has begun an investigation of a top-ranking Department of pleted before Mr. Monica was appointed to the' was appointed, but believed there was no con- on the Board of Education appointments. Mrs Caroline relations of board members Transportation engineer in connection with the possible solic- post. flict of interest, Mr. O'Hern has said. They replace Douglas Os- Millhelser. Green Hill Road itation of a bribe from a highway consulting firm. asked Mr Ewing to abstain to each other However, he did certify the revaluation Reality Appraisal Company, which is borne, who moved to Rumson from voting on the selection The meetings will be open Attorney General William F. Hyland confirmed yesterday figures after taking over the Job. headquartered In West New York, was re- and Richard DeVoe. whose of new board members. to the public for observation, that Wallace Schonwald of Trenton, a regional engineer for And state regulations prohibit a municipal tained to conduct the revaluation because it company transferred him to and some of those attending DOT's District 1 office in Netcong, was being probed in con- assessor from having any interest in a reva- -was the lowest bidder on the job. Belgium She said he had asked the the sessions might be asked nection with the possible bribery incident. luation firm Involved in the revaluation of that The person chosen by council will be ap- Meanwhile, a third board board early this year to defer to participate, he said. No Hyland said his office was investigating whether a bribe town. pointed for a one-year term, Mr. O'Hern said vacancy it Imminent Robert action on some items, until they could be considered by a dales have been scheduled was sought from an employe of Porter and Ripa Associates, a The Monmouth County Board of Taxation last night. Only a resident of the borough J Ewing. acknowledged last newly elected board Mrs The board also awarded Morristown consulting and engineering firm that does high- decided in February that any possible conflict would be eligible to run (or the post in a night that he would soon Millheiser. one of those under contracts for custodial sup- way design work for DOT. of interest was not sufficient to Justify rejec- borough election. move to Bucks County, Pa consideration, said, she had plies to Servall Paper Co., The attorney general refused to disclose any details of the tion of the revaluation, which cost the borough The mayor said he expects the job to en- However, he declined com- learned that Mr Ewing wan Long Branch. American Pa- probe, confirming only that it existed. 100,000, and on the average more than doubled tail one day per week, along with an evening ment on when he would re- moving from the township, per Towel Co. Hackensack; Schonwald requested and has been granted a M-day leave private property assessments. or a Saturday each week. sign. of absence without pay, effective July ID. from his $33.476-a- Mrs. Barton, a housewife, and he should therefore re- and Monmouth Paper Co., - year post, a Hyland spokesman said. has been active In RAP, a frain from deliberating on New Brunswick parent-faculty group, and the prospective board members Creamoland Dairy, New Ford backers see gains Sports Foundation. Mr Mus- Mrs Daisy Crater. Beaver Brunswick, was awarded the Paternity leaves are ordered ci, an electronics engineer, is Dam Road, urged the board milk contract, while Penn Dairies, Lancaster, Pa. was TRENTON - The state has ordered the Linden Board of a member of the PTA. lo consider the appointment awarded an ire cream con- Education to allow male teachers to take paternity leaves to of board candidates who were in Reagan move reaction The two new members concerned with the students, tract. Bread and rolls will be take care of their newborn children. were among nine applicants and not those whose "first supplied by Harrison Baking Vemon N. Potter, director of the Division on Civil Rights, WASHINGTON (AP) - ed up more people ... and gate coming out for Ford and for the posts concern was with money or Co. Harrison ruled Tuesday, "Any contract provisions now in force which President Ford Is aiming a Wednesday there will be an- one Reagan delegate from Mr Musci was sworn in last politics, instead of the educa The board also awarded bus provide for leave for child care remain in force and shall be two-pronged attack at Ronald nouncements of enough to do Colorado saying he is now un- tlon of the children " roule contracts to Jameson rendered nondiscriminalory by extension of their terms to in- It," be said. committed Reagan's conservative South- In other business, the board and Son. Knglishtown, for clude male as well as female employes." Ford now has 1,015 dele- ern supporters, hoping to White House officials also agreed to schedule at least $2,841 and to Oration's Bus Potter said his order was not meant to apply to all school gates legally bound and pub- OU drilling snare GOP delegates dis- indicated they expected an two sessions under the direc Service, Freehold, for licly committed to him, while districts but was part of an "affirmative action" plan Linden enchanted with Reagan's announcement today about tlon of Marvin Schlatfer. of HUM must implement concerning its pregnancy leave policies. choice of a liberal north- the Mississippi delegation. Reagan has 1,024, the contin- study held His ruling came in connection with a suit brought Dy Lind- eastern senator as a running If Ford captures the state's uing Associated Press dele- ADVERTISEUCNT en teacher Sandra Castellano who objected to a school policy mate. 30 uncommitted votes, he gate survey shows. The re- inadequate mandating that teachers must take a mandatory one-year Reagan leaders in Mis- would be within five dele- maining 141 are uncommitted leave of absence in maternity cases. sissippi said yesterday they gates of the 1,130 he needs for The first thrust of Ford's NEW YORK (AP) - The feared the Ford strategy the nomination at the Kansas counterattack was endorse- federal government's impact might succeed in their state. City convention next month. ment by former Texas Gov study of offshore oil drilling New loan And Ford backers were glee- John Connally, long a favorite near the New Jersey and Reagan's selection of Sen. fully suggesting there could of many Reagan supporters Delaware coasts is "grossly Richard Schweiker for vice Officials querying be dramatic changes almost "I think it's quite clear be- inadequate" and ignores the president did shake a bare at once. tween the two men that the physical and socio-economic source for handful of Pennsylvania dele- President Is unmistakably the effects of the drilling, a Rut- Doug Shanks, Ford's Mis- gates — previously counted better choice, not only for the gers University expert in land Navy on Earle sissippi chairman, said there as Ford backers — into the party but for the country." use says have been switches from Rea- uncommitted ranks. Connally said. Prof. James K Mitchell tes- (Continued) Mayor Allan J. MacDonald gan to Ford, suggesting there But those switches were homeowners tified yesterday in the third the expansion project from its of Middletown, also present at are enough to move the dele- partially offset by an uncom- day of federal court hearings which allows homeowners inception and was present at Friday's ceremonies, said he gation behind Ford. "We pick- mitted South Carolina dele- Man charged to cash In on the equity of on a motion by the State of ground-breaking ceremonies has not heard anything about their hornet without selling. in auto death New York to postpone the Grand which kicked it off last atomic or nuclear devices of This method of borrowing Aug 17 sale of offshore oil Friday, was explicit in any kind. BELMAR - A Jersey City has become «> popular that and gas leases denying the possibility of any man has been arrested and literally tent of thousand* "A month ago we talked to Police still search New York has charged that Opening atomic or nuclear materiel charged with causing death of homeowners file ap- the commander of the (am- the US Department of Inle- being added to the Weapons by auto in the killing of a 1021 Roule 35 in Middle plications every year. munition ship) USS Nitro at 3ncir has failed lo comply with Station inventory or handling Pearl River. NY. teenager town it the site for the new Leonardo pier about the ex- the National Environmental BIG MONEY LOANS, program. for woman's body Sunday est branch of THE MONEY pansion. There was no in- Policy Act in preparing the SMALL PAYMENTS "Hardly, hardly," he said in Robert T. Jacobsen, 36. was STORE. Mo»t area residents dication that there would be FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - A. Parham of Baltimore, the first sale of H76.750 offshore response to The Register's charged yesterday here and are familiar with television I nd.-r ini< method a any such weapons, and I'm Police are still searching the victim's sister-in-law, how- acres question. "It will be more of released on his own recogniz- commercials of this major homeowner can borrow any sure he would have said so, landfill off Burke Road for ever, Mr. Bryant and Mrs. New York, joined by si-v- the same thing they're doing ance. lending institution featuring amount from a few hundred because he told us details of the body of Mrs. Fannye B Robinson are foster children. eral municipalities, wants the now; there will be no changes Phil Rizzuto, the ex Yankee dollsn up to $25,000 and the Navy's plans. Nothing Bryant of 98 Throckmorton Police said the car Jacob- leasing date delayed The fed- in what they have out there. baseball star and currently sometimes much more This came out about it. We as- St.. Freehold sen was driving hit a car in eral government. 14 utility There'll just be more of it," a sporttcaster for the team, type of loan permits for sumed it's just not the place Heavy loss which Susan Cosewith. I*, companies and several oil and Mr. Lynch declared. Mrs. Bryant's foster son, at Its spokesman. l«ng term payout, there for nuclear weapons; it's too Jesse T. Goodwyn, 22, who was riding The woman was drilling firms are fighting the ' He recalled that all Nike fore payments can be at heavily populated," Mayor lived with her has been pronounced dead on arrival at move EXPERIENCED Hercules sites in the area ' feared in MacDonald said. charged with her murder. He Jersey Shore Medical Center Kor seven hours Mitchell MANAGER small j- needed were deactivated several was committed Monday to the leveled extensive criticism at DEBT CONSOLIDATION years ago, and added that The $8 6 minion expansion China quake The branch is headed up county jail in lieu of $50,000 the Interior Department's The money cm be used there is no thought of bring- will bring two more ammuni- by Edward Tomainl, a top bail. Prosecutor named 2.00O-page environmental im for any purpose at all in- ing nuclear devices back in. tion ships to the Navy pier in (Continued) executive of THB MONEY Capt. Andrew B. Manning national club outside the city. MATAWAN - Borough pact statement on next STORE since its inception cluding debt consolidation. "The kind of people who permanent berths by midsum- of county detectives, said Mr Whitlam said. Council last night voted unan- month's planned sale He is a long time resident payment of taxes, medical .start these rumors ought to mer of 1(78, making Earle the Bryant told Freehold borough The Australian leader imously to appoint Norman The study says 2.JM acres of the area and it consid expenses, college tuition, remember that they had Nike supply point for the Atlantic police Friday night that he added that his wife got a Kauff borough prosecutor for of onshore land will be Hercules missiles armed and Fleet. It is estimated that ered an expert in real estate purchase of an automobile, killed his foster mother He slight cut on her leg from a the remainder of the year needed for new facilities to ready to go any time of day about 3.000 additional Navy and related financing fields new furniture, or even for also said Mr. Goodwyn told glass splinter Mr Kauff replaces Morton accommodate the offshore ex- when they moved into this personnel will be stationed- . FRIENDLY ADVICE bui.net. purpose. police that Mrs. Bryant's Kyodo. the Japanese news Kramer, who resigned from ploration Mitchell said he s» area," he observed. here Ed. as his friend, call N9 OBLIGATION body was taken to the landfill agency, reported from Peking the post after serving for a Umaled that more than 12.000 here. that the epicenter was be- yearand-a half acres actually will be ne«Jed him. invites area residents to Kdd pointpoints out thai Modern Acceptance Meanwhile, some dispute lieved to be near Tangshan, call him at 671-5600 where f*>r»tion better known as The Daily Register has arisen as to Mrs. Bryant's an industrial center that pro- he offers to confidentially THE MONTY STORE has age. duces steel and electrical ma- analyze your property PuWHMd by Th« «M •<•>» Hl«illlf additional branches in the MUliM In IIJ1 by J<*« H COM art H«nt» Cloy According to Capt. Man- chinery Where friendliness equity plus \our income and repayment capabilities area where experienced Out »W»M< Hot SMmaury. » I V»l ning's police report. Mrs Peking, the Chinese capital, Bryant Is 72. However, ac- was jolted for half a minute is compounded daily... and' tell you exactly how managers can offer the same cording to Mrs. Fayette by the first severe shock, and and our services yield the dividend much you can borrow and friendly service If you live Bryant Robinson. Mrs. aftershocks continued into the what your payments thould «« Bnckiown yousaaed of happy banking Bob Benson at 458 1000. Bryant is M morning. Chinese and foreign- be. In Toms River it's Dick Fel- Mrs. Robinson also said ers spent the rest of the night SECONDARY ton at 244-6300. You are that she and Andy Bryant, outdoors although it was rain- MORTGAGE LOANS nivitrd tu >.il! fof informa- serving in the U.S. Navy are ing, but diplomats said major > CENTRAL JERSEY BANK The figures quoted wi! tion or advice even though Mrs. Bryant's natural chil- damage was not apparent, I Vflor and there was no indication of be based on a highly popu- you have MO intention of ii.ii "tiin us* dren. HornartMrv •» CarrHf n Cwljo •«* casualties in the capital lar method of borrowing, borrowing —*-f ISCtnti According to Mrs Clarence SHREWSBURY, N J WEDNESDAY,. JJULY/t B 1976 _ -m Q. HHMIUIIIIHtllllUIIIIMIItlMtllllMMIMIIIIMIIMIIIIIMMtlltllMIIIIIIIIIIHIUMIIIMIIIIHIIII Middletown zone change called insult Qbituaries Kasl Keansburg Tbert- were thoroughfares lUlltlllHIIillllUIIIIIIIIIIIMMHM'hlllltlMUIHIIIMIUIHIHIIIHIIIIIMIMIHHHIIIIIIIIIi:MIIIIIIIIII I MIDDLETOWN - An ordi Referring to an article in a the township sanitary landfill Ihe site of a senior citizens no objectors. Adopted unanimously was nance adopted by the Town- local weekly newspaper. Mr in Belford by Dec 31 high rise, extending from West Side Ford. Neptune, ship Committee, last night "is Doyle charged that Mr Hurley's Lane to Middlelown another amendment lo the Committeeman Lynch ex- zoning ordinance, providing received a contract to supply an insult" to veterans, de- Lynch used reports from Ihe Lincroft Road II would pre Rosemjary Cittadino, plained that arrangements lor iwo-family dwellings al a police idenlification van on clared William J. Doyle of Navy that "honky-tonks, sumable be the site of a con- will be made for alternative Palmer Ave. and Main SI in a low bid of 14.783 East Keansburg. a frequent adult book stores and mas- disposal of waste through the nector road between the two ran Seashore camp critic of committee actions sage parlors" thrived in areas township's garbage con- adjacent to a Navy in- tractor. He added that closing LONG BRANCH - Mrs member of the Auxiliary of The measure, approved af- stallation at Newport News, of the dumping site is In the John F (Johnny) Cittadino, Catholic War Veterans of As- ter public hearing, rezones Va , to push through adoption best interest! of the township the former Rosemary T. Le- bury Park, the Long Branch from commercial to residen- of the rezomng measure because it would cost about nox, 480 Ocean Blvd., here, Democratic Club and the tial a strip from 11th to 14th 1500,000 yearly to maintain died yesterday it home She Monmouth County Democrat- Mr Lynch denied the St. west of the entrance to the berms, leaching fields and was 61 years old. ic Club Navy pier between Rt 36 and charges, insisting that the zoning change has nothing to other improvements de- Born in Brooklyn, NY., she Mrs. Cittadino was vice Leonard ville Road manded by the state Depart- had lived here for 2» years president and secretary of do. with the Navy and simply Mr Doyle, a veteran of brings the tract into con ment of Environmental Pro- She was a communicant of St. Seashore Day Camp, which tection. Michael's Roman Catholic she and her husband owned World War I, charged that the fOrmance with what already zoning change is "spot zon- exists on it — dwellings built Church, West End, and a and operated for 2> years. Mr Lynch also pointed out ing'' that will lose the town- on 75-foot lots. member of the church Rosary Mrs. Cittadino was a that closing of the site will re- Altar Society. She also was a ship valuable ratables and ac- patient of Dr. Willis Keene, cused Deputy Mayor Thomas "The ratables possible lease about 365 acres of prime Folkston, Ga , who, the fami- J Lynch of using fear tactics there are neglibible," the dep- land which can be used for Paul Kalenik ly reports, admired her cour- to get it adopted uty mayor stated ratables that will bring taxes HAZLET - Paul Kalenik, age and honored her by nam- into township coffers. ing a new clinic in Folkston Mrs. Diatie Simpson of H, of 28 Bucknell Drive died Tiensch Ave., Leonardo, Tabled was an ordinance Monday at the Bayshore the Rosemary Cittadino Mrs. John Mocik Breast Cancer Clinic. agreed with Mr Doyle and changing from residential lo Community Hospital, Holm- HIGHLANDS - Mrs Mary added that she fears the Im- commercial a strip 50 feet Surviving in addition to her del T Mocik, 58, of 68 Laurel pact on area schools of Navy wide between Hurley's Lane husband are two brothers, Born in New York City, Mr. Ave. died Monday at Bay- children who might move into and Middletown-Lincroft Robert Lenox of Erskine Kalenik was employed as a shore Community Hospital, the area as the Earle Naval Road in Lincroft. Lakes and John W. Lenox of clerk at the U.S. Post office, Holmdel Weapons Station expands Red Bank. He was a World Interlaken, and several nieces - The measure was tabled War II veteran and past com- and nephews. Born in Jersey City, Mrs Miss Gertrude Neldlinger. when the committeemen mander of American Legion The Flock Funeral Home of Mocik lived in Middletown speaking for the Leonardo agreed It needs further coor- Post, 958, New York City. He Long Branch is In charge of most of her life. She worked Taxpayers Association, urged dination with plans to widen was a member of the Free arrangements. at Mocik Dance and Music that the rezoning include the Newman Springs Road and and Accepted Masons, Cae- Studio, Belford. area east of the Navy pier en- revise the Lincroft inter- sarea Lodge M, Keyport, and George D. Uhrig Surviving are her husband, trance as well as west of it. section. St. Mary's Episcopal Church, John L. Mocik, Sr; three "It should all be zoned R- The affected strip lies be- also In Keyport. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS sons, John L., Jr. and Joseph - Georg* D. Uhrig, 69, of 3 15," she urged. tween a shopping center and Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mocik, both of Leonardo and Southslde Ave. died yesterday Richard Mocik of Keansburg; The ordinance was adopted Edna Kalenik; a son, Evan at Riverview Hospital, Red Kalenik, at home; and a sis- two daughters, Miss Mary by a 4-1 vote, with Com- Lottery winner Bank. *• mitteeman Richard V. Kelly ter, Mrs. Helen Kucharchik of Mocik of Georgia and Miss TRENTON (AP) - Hopalcong. Bom In Raritan Township Elizabeth Mocik of Brick urging that it be held until (now Hazlet), Mr. Uhrig planning for the rest of Rt. 36 Tuesday's winning New Jer- The Bedle Funeral Home, Township; three brothers, lived in Keansburg 40 years is complete. sey Pick-It lottery number Keyport, is in charge of ar- Theodore Subowicz of New was 330. • •filler tMf PMIe before moving here three York City, Felix Subowicz of rangements. years ago. He was a foreman The committeemen voted The straight bet paid $244. FAIR DAYS AHEAD — Preparations for the annual West Long Branch Leonardo and Stephen Subow- unanimously to instruct the The front or back pair paid ... „ _ , at Atco Ceramics, Keyport, icz of Deal; one sister, Mrs. fair, which will be Aug. 10 to 14 at the Community Center, Locust Ave., are William H. Goodman for 27 years before retiring in township engineer and at- 124 There was no box bet made by Frederick Metier, standing, general chairman, and Philip Citta- Frank Miendaka of Cliffslde torney to take steps to close payoff. DOVER TOWNSHIP - Wil- I960 Park and 11 grandchildren. dino, chairman of Firemen's night. Ham H. Goodman, (4, of i He was one of the founders West Cove Way, died yes- of the North CentervUle Fire The Scott Funeral Home, terday at Springvlew Nursing Department and a member of Belford, Is In charge of ar- Proud lo bt a Part of America Home, Freehold. He was for- the Keansburg Athletic Club. rangements. merly of Keansburg. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mr. Goodman was bom in Ottilie Uhrig; two sons, Mrs. Catherine Plymouth, England, and had George H. Uhrig of Sayreville D'Aiuto retired more than 25 years and Donald J. Uhrig, here; Switch to savings-call for our HAZLET - Mrs. Catherine ago as a ship builder. He was four daughters, Mrs. Doris a member of Doric Lodge, Callahan of Roseland, Mrs. M. D'Aiuto of 1756 Union Ave. FtAM, Union City. Joan Carman of Middletown, died yesterday at Bayshore Community Hospital, Holm- prescription transfer service. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Kay Heuther of Long Valley and Mrs. Patricia del. Compara Mack's prices before you hava your prescription refilled Call or comt by, our Mrs. Natalie Conway, and pharmacist! will proudly quota our prices... no obligation. Once you discover how little granddaughter, Mrs. Nancy Miele of Hazlet; a brother, Bom in Jersey City, Mrs. Vlvan Uhrig and three sisters, prescriptions can cost, we're sura you'll want to twitch to Mack's. It's easy Juat phone your Lee Coble of Lavallette. D'Atuto lived here 18 years. Mack Pharmacist and give him Ihe prescription number from The Van Htse and Callagan Mrs. Christina Collins of She was a registered nurse at nrmcK the bottle... If It can be refilled under federal and state laws, Funeral Home, Point Pleas- Bloomfield and Mrs. Mildred Monmouth Medical Center, your Mack Pharmacist will takt It from there. ant Beach, is In charge of ar- O'Brien and Miss Ella Uhrig, Long Branch before retiring DRUG STORES rangements. both of Keansburg. 10 years ago The Pfleger Funeral Home, Surviving are her husband, ^^ Values effective July 28 thru 31 ' in. Dooth Notice)* New Monmouth, Is In charge John D'Aiuto and a sister, of arrangements. CITTADINO - Roiemory T. Mrs. Eulaile Banner of Long Sptcisl Punhtti nee Lenox, of 4M Oceon Blvd., Long Branch. CREST Brooch. July 27. ma. ol her lole reif denco. Beloved wire of John F. (John, Mrs. Josephine nyl Cltlodlno, deor iiiter of Robert The Bedle Funeral Home, CURAD TOOTHPASTE and John Lenox Man ol Ihe Relurru lion Saturday. July 31. !*7e al 10 am Keyport, is in charge of ar- "OUCHLESS" from SI Michael! R.C. Church. Weil Picknally End. Friend! may coll Thuridov and rangements. Jumbo borrJwtm BANDAGES SEA BRIGHT - Mrs. Jose- ieYSnisri color prints phine Picknally, 88, of 1486 cost only 14' eeoh when Inl you have your Octonport tn lltu of tloweri. conirl- Ocean Ave., here, died yes- Socthi Thach butlom to tht Roiemory ClllOdlno Kodacok>r«lm • rtoit Crjncer Clinic, cart of Dr. will terday at Monmouth Medical LONG BRANCH - Socthi proceued at Mac* I lor II Keent. Folxiton, Go . would bt greatly ooprecloled Center, Long Branch. Thach, II, of 421 Garfield only SI 50 per 12 Formerly of Islip, NY., she Court, died yesterday at Mon- exposure roll. 11 90 per UHRIG — Otorgl O . tt. of I 20 exposure roH hadu lived here for six years. mouth Medical Center. SoulhildSolhildet AvAve.e , Atlantic HighlandHlohlonoi!, "« """ •"="= ">' ='* jeaia. J u t Sne w ?t oilnie y."io'"deVr'e°iMa'ih'e r°a'i " • communicant of She was born in South Viet- Holy Cross Catholic Church, nam and had lived here for Mri Rumson. Mlele Helotlvei ond trltndt one year. tptcttully Invited to attend turte .. The widow of John J. Pick- vl(et tomorrow at 10 am In the John ALADDIN F Ptleoer Funeral Home. Ill Tlndall nally, she Is survived by a Surviving are two sons, Rood. New Monmouth Interment ot QUART Shorelond Memorial Garden!. Key- daughter-in-law, Mrs. Alice Sone Son of Long Branch and port Vllltlng today from 9 10 4 p.m. PRESTO BURGER THERMO ond 1 lot p.m. Picknally, with whom she Chueong Doan Son, Califor- lived; a grandson and a nia; and a number of sisters HAMBURGER COOKER BOTTLE 203 In Momorlam great-grandchild. in Cambodia. In loving memory of our lltfle ongel. The John Day Funeral The F. Leon Harris Funeral Arm* Calvin, who died II* month! ago today Uw will olwoyt be In our neaVli Home of Red Bank Is in Home, Red Bank, Is in charge ond memory Love, Mom. Ood, broth eri. iliteri charge of arrangements. of arrangements. Hamburgers ml to 3 minutes Toasi muffins heals sandwiches

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Red Bank. e the right to IMI quantities. RED BANK RETAIL TRADE BOARD 94VWS8URV N j WEDNESDAY JUIY H 1976 Bank suit blocks Matawan Twp. zone board action FREEHOLD - Claiming by the board as a mean- nounced vote, maintained the wants the court to declare Ui* Io have thr court remand thr II also wanls the conn to bank » allnmr> to oiler com l»Brd nwmben and the board that the Matawan Township ingless re-run and would tend lawsuit caucus meeting conducted by nutter to Ihe zoning board direct the board attorney to peting legal interpretation, or atlonwy under oath Io deter Board of Adjustment con- to cause each member to jus- The legal action, (tied by the board to be in violation of with directions that the board state his legal advice pubiicl) argument! aad to permit Ihe mine Ike nature and txteal of ducted a caucus meeting con- tily his or her publicly an Stanley Yacker of Matawan. the Open Public Meeting Act. deliberate publicly on the record, to allow the bank's attorney to question the secret deliberations trary to the requirements of Lh« state's Open Public Meet ing Act, Harmonia Savings Bank has obtained a court or- der temporarily blocking the board from acting on its vari- ance application Superior Court Judge Mer- More Meat For Less! ritt Lane Jr directed mem- U S D A GOV T GRADED CHOICE BEEF bers ol the township's zoning board to appear in court Aug 1ST CUT BEEF BEEF CHUCK GROUND I SEMI BONELESS - BEEF CHUCK

The board members are to explain why they should not CHUCK STEAK 07c ,, J POT ROAST be blocked from voting on the bank's application (or a vari- ance (or construction of a bank office on residential USDA « i land which abuts a com- BONELESS mercial zone. ; CHOICE iri They also must explain why JCNUCK P01 the court should not declare that their caucus meeting of $ 19 $ July 22 was conducted in vio- Beef Rib Steak "cT», 1 jlderSteaks^:.,,*,b lation of the state's Open Rank Steak •» Public Meeting act and why Phi irlf Ctftalf SEMI BONELESS Q7C Short Ribs OF KEF Cube Steak BEEF CHUCK cu,« the court should not declare \*l IIHK OlCdrx BEEF m ib. O/ that the board's proceeding 0 Rpof QtOUf BONELESS DC€T LlVer SLICED. U•* *59 It had applied for a variance 77 Feb. 13. At the conclusion of a Sirloin Steak BEEFROUNO - ,>'l 39 Peaches 3.U hearing June 23, the board C 67 Chicken Breasts srsa ,„ 59 veal Cubes ,>4 BARTLETT. CALIFORNIA announced that it would con- C Round Steak«»TOP * Jl 9 3.U sider the matter at an open noun C caucus meeting July 22, said Whole Legs P ,>79 .Buy Big & Saw* N veal Chops Jl* 'WHOLE OR HALF Red Plums, .59 the legal action. CHICKEN WITH C 9 RIB CAGE (WHOLE) , CALIFOKNU WLINCU c At that July meeting the R ,99 Veal Chops\ RIB. CUT SHORT JV 89 Oranges ai %\n 10.99 board proceeded to deliberate SHELL STRIP$469 LOIN 89 on the application, main- Boneless Breast ,U w w Veal Chops USTV i UNDER ,bU C C BONCUTE INS DERIVED12 TO 17: LBS. *W • 79 Tomatoes "ST • 49 tained the lawsuit, adding CUBED. FRESH. that two board members an- Chicken Livers ™ ,69 SHELL STEAKS. ^ I Ib. jVeal Steaks CUT FROM SHOULDER It)n C 09 IBIS* •»* • A CucumberstnuFMc, 3ta 39 nounced that they were in fa- c C vor of the variance. Turkey Cutlets ss J2 Corned Beef "mr , 79 Breast of Veal st^SSSfi 69 The suit maintained that ShopR.lt TURKEV 76 b warrOTS CALIFORNI* mn C. i«i> <3 Z7 Samuel Horn, board chair- Pan Roast WHITE t DARK MEAT 2J2 Tpnrlprlnin 'K^TromJi""!''. * $O69 veai wieaKs BREADED, FROZEN 1 e man, whispered something to 9 IWI IVIWl Iwll loCHIVCD TENMftLOINITIUII Ib. fci Potatoes "VTSt.r.T i:89 the board attorney which was Pan Roast as J2 * 2 fDiKjPofl\ IU of DecF"f ""°""i""" csrs.il .wJirS' * ib$12 l 9 veal dteaKs CUBED, FROZEN C out of hearing to the public. It , HEW ZEALAND FMBN UMI Florida Limes».x... 6 * 39 further maintained that Mr. Rrielrot FRESH BEEF QQC c Horn immediately called a re- DllalVCl WHOLE 8 TO 10 LBS — Ib O-7 CabbaseN 10 cess to obtain advice from the PORK END [LEG OF UMB $109 board's attorney. IFORBAR-B-QR OIN Tomatoes After the board deliberatef for 45 minutes, Mr. Horn an- nounced that the board had Lamb Chops RIB CUT SHORT gotten some legal advice and Pork Chop SMOKED $159 had deliberated on the appli- LOIN, M.WMI» TREAT cation Including the taking of Pork Loin .oNE Lamb Chops an "Informal poll," contended BUTTS • ib AND LOIN OF UMB $159 RackotLamb BT THE PIECE Ib X the lawsuit. PorkChops Dinners': Mr Horn called for another c vote, said the legal action. Green Beans-fiar 5s:99 One board member changed .Cookie Carnival C her vote from yes to unde- ShopRite Orange Juicetr.sr 4^88 cided; another voted in favor ShopRite and two voted against the ap- plication, maintained the law- COOKIES COOKIE JAR suit, adding that the board attorney was Instructed to prepare a resolution denying the variance application. The bank maintained that the board's action was illegal because the chairman de- clared a recess to caucus privately without adopting a Anisette Toasts^- resolution and without stating Towinte tht pufch the general nature of the sub- s I wo (2) packagM o( Italian Cookies .x- ject to be discussed. It further contended thai the action was illegal because Mr.Chip's.Ki the private discussion and de- liberation did not fall within HydroxCooklesS ITH THIS ConB oor'r"\ Another contention in the suit was that two board mem- Bits Crackers White Bread^r bers who admitted they could not vote because they had not MMT 1 $ 69 M Jumbo RollsH^iH been present at one or both Coffee p^s,rsKsar " ^ 1 Potato Chips Blended Oil CASANOVA A*2 hearings took part in the de- Frank RollsLONoUttT liberations in an attempt to Potato Chips »«• ft 69* Club Soda influence other members and C e c Appctiicr publicly announced how they Chunk Tuna STAR^STUGHT^ 49 Sauerkraut 5'^99 Large Pea'rSr^;99 would vote if they were eli- $ 49 C gible to vote. Kitchen Bags HE™ X I ib. i2oi OQc Pnroal "•» RQ In support of its request for $ 69 CKI +J-J WCI Cu I ShopRilt RAISIN BRAN boi yj J a temporary court order Super Trash Bags J?TS I 3 C 0 C blocking the board from vot- c " bT55 Macaroniisi£3^ ^ 3iss89 ing on the application tonight Evaporated Milkm ^3l Tar c $ the bank said the formal vote L*i?39 Facial Tissue-ABUL 3jsa l would be a sham and a nul- lity. Del Health&BeautyAkls INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED HERRUD More importantly it would render the open deliberations BORDEN'S I BEEF CI CREST 1 1 TOOTHPASTE Hazlet youth SINGLES PKO FRANKS, 69 e ShopRite of RED BANK touring Austria Margarinefflasr" a39 HormelHamc Hlahvty IS - Stwtw.txjry HAZLET - Paul Winters, C son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Orange Juices**.* -59 Bacon wmumt '" Winters of 11 Cresci Boule- e ShopRite of FREEHOLD vard, is on a three-week tour I Cottage Cheese \ 59 Pork Roll MELITTA COFFEI South SI — FrMhoM of Austria as part of the In- VALUABLE COUPON ternational Air Cadet Ex- change. * Pharmacy Dept. ShopRite of KEYPORT Highway M — Ktyport He is one of 181 teen-age One (1) 49-oz. box ol NO PHOSPHATE • AVAIL. IN ShopRlto's ol FRANKLIN TOWN- Civil Air Patrol cadets from SHIP, HAZLET, LAKEWOOD. MATAWAN 4 W aU parts of the United States ALL GIANT LAUNDRY DETERGENT LONG BRANCH who, with their adult escorts, ShopRite of OAKHURST WITH THIS BUY 1 BTL GET 1 FREE! Highway 35 I w P.rt Ax - Oakhural are participating in the ex- Cow» g«M « my $hop««. U. COUPON BLUE CROSS BRAND change. It is sponsored each SOOMG summer by the air patrol and Eqwaalal July 31. 1KB. BOTH 59 the U.S. Air Force I SAVE 12*] Vitamin C ron ShopRite of WIDDLETOWN Highway 35 4 Harmony Rd Colts Neck Liquors VALUABLE COUPON BUY 1 BTL GET 1 FREE! Satisfaction Guaranteed! VITALITEE BRAND fried S15O by ABC 4Bk BBBJJ ^. Towvdt *» purchaa* of 400 I.U. NATURAL •jCl! Orv»(1)43^«. cananydnor To eliminate customer inconvenience and dis- CRANFORD - A J150 fine ShopRite of MATAWAN appointments, when any advertised items are Vitamin E JR fS! U -Maiawan has been levied against Colts 00 FUNNY FACE out-ot-stock ShopRite *ill oiler you a com- WITH VITAMIN C Neck Liquors, Rt. 34, Colts OFF DRINK parable substitute value ' except lor meat Neck, by the state Alcoholic produce, some dairy products and those items Allbee Beverage Commission tor which there is no comparable substitute In VITALITEI BRAND ORIENTAL ShopRite of WEST LONG BRANCH The licensee pleaded non COUPON (»>.><« My ii. itrt those cases, ram-checks will be issued Highway M - W.tl Long Branch vult to a charge alleging that Ginseng otSO on April 14, it sold alcoholic "In order to assure a sufficient supply of sales Items for all of our customers, we must reserve the right to limit the purchase of sales to units of 4 of any sate items, except where otherwise noted.' beverages at less than the ost prtct. Not responsible for typographical errors. Prices effective thru Sat., July 31, 1976. •Wakefem Food Corporation 1976. The Daily Register AT&T peeks at own records _ . ... M. dt-nludential aides usually wind up Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON kill himself over the lniernal attending conference*. -It Witt LKS WHITTEN seems like all we do it go in ARTHUR Z. KAMIN WASHINGTON meetings. " complained a President and Editor American Telephone and gate is a gnat compared In White House aide Telegraph, telephone co- the Bell system " Both Ashley "There is a maximum of lossus, has asserted thai right SCENE and Gravitt s widow are now discussion and a minimum of Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford. Associate Editor to snoop into the personal suing Southwestern Bell implementation." echoed an- records of its customers HHiiiiiiimiiiimtiiiiimumiiHiMiiiiiiiim According to the sealed tes- other Top Republicans on | WEDNESDAY, JULY 28. 1976 This startling claim was timony, three compapy offi- Capitol Hill have also griped made in court testimony, cret, however, doesn't nec- cials admitted that they had to us that they can't get which has been sealed. Com- essarily coincide. This !» seized Ashley's long-distance 'I.' through. "You call over to the It's a package deal/ pany executives acknowledg- apparent from the case of records. All the records White House." grumped one. ed behind closed doors that James Ashley, who was fired were sent to me." testified "and everybody is always in they had confiscated the long- from his job as an assistant Todd. "I finally sent them to a meeting When I asked distance records of a former vice president for South- the legal department " But the problem has its roots, our sources suggest, in some of those guys what they employe. western Bell After his abrupt It was acknowledged that do. they just mumble a vague departure, his telephone calls the transition day when Presi- "They were our records, Southwestern Bell's lawyers dent Ford's team look over reply" and I wanted to see them," were inspected without sub- could determine from the Other insiders contend that poena and without notice. from the Nixon guard Ford testified Chester Todd, the records whom Ashley had •overreacted" to the rigid, there is bound to be some dis corporate official who sent AT&T, of course, pulls the been calling — a company of- highly structured Nixon meth- gruntlement and confusion in for the records The sealed corporate strings, which oper- ficial swore that Ashley's ods any organization. They ac- testimony made clear that ate the vast Bell system. Ash- records were confiscated In contrast. Ford's ap- knowledge that staff chief AT&T felt it also had pro- ley claimed he was fired by merely to check on his tele- proach was loose, casiftl. Richard Cheney doesn't keep prietary rights to anyone Bell for refusing to partici- phone charges. as light a control as his else's telephone records. The easy going. At first, the new pate in its political corrup- A spokesman told us that predecessor, Donald Rum- company treated its erstwhile tion He swore that he had President directed the oper- AT&T feels Ashley's tele- ation himself. It was part of sfeld, did before moving into employe, according to the tes- been compelled to donate ISO phone records belong to the timony, "like just, any other his learning process. But now the Pentagon as Secretary of per month to an illegal politi- company He denied that the Defense customer." cal slush fund, that he has a better grasp of records were used to in- the job. he leaves the routine "There are a lot of end runs This would seem to fly in Bell executives were also vestigate Ashley. decisions to the staff while he around Cheney." aaid one the face of AT&T's pro- required, he said, to make concentrates on the larger po- source. But others praised claimed regulations, which other regular cash contribu- White House operations licy problems. Cheney. "He is a tremen- specify that private phone tions to the slush fund After- have been reduced to a state This has left the staff more dously talented guy." said records can be obtained only ward, the executives recov- of controlled chaos, according one. ered the money by submitting to sources on the inside The on its own. The result, ac- by court subpoena. Then the Meanwhile, there are still a customer is supposed to be false vouchers, he charged. prevailing confusion can be cording to one insider, is that "a lot of people have been go- few White House chickens notified. Another Bell executive, T. blamed, in part, on the fran- 1 ing around in different direc- running around as if they had 0. Gravitt, allegedly was tic effort to keep Gerald Ford What AT&T proclaims in tions." The footloose presi- lost their heads. public and what it does In se- driven by his conscience to in the White House How he loved and lived By JIM BISHOP IIIMMIHMIIMMIIIIIIIIimillMIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIII off. staggered on. In uniform he looked like a Alonzo Tier was converted. This man was a smller. THE Keystone Kop. In the summer He didn't believe in his new Even when the conversation he took lumber to a lot In Tot church. The priest suspected was disagreeable the lids tenville, Staten Island, and it. "Father." the old man pucked around the baby REPORTER built a bungalow. He also said, "you're not going to blues, the blond curved mus- fashioned an outhouse of two keep me from resting beside tache lifted slightly, and holes full of bees, and a wild my Mary. I am going to bring Alonzo Tier turned on the John, Alonzo Tier said she cherry tree to screen It. one more quart of ice charm. was stepping below her sta- No one could understand his cream." He was a cop In 1885. He tion. His people were Dutch. feverish undying devotion to The priest said he was inco- saved his anger for fights he They emigrated with the As- his wife. When he was 85, he herent. When the old guy was could win. On payday he got tors and bought real estate used to sit in the dark on a He was a happy man. He sure that he and Mary would drunk and came home In an around Wall Street. parlor sofa holding her hand. saved money and lived small. be together, he went so quiet- open barouche, a quart of ice The Tiers claimed, even Everybody in the house took Now and then he would catch ly that no one noticed. For cream in one hand as a peace unto the seventh generation, piano lessons. Except himself that tall red-headed hoodlum him it had been a great life. offering. that the Astors swindled them He had three Indian clubs loafing late. Tier would I was growing up when I His love was Mary of millions. In anger, the and he used to spin them in chase him and flog the kid's met him at a wedding. McSwiggen Tier. She was a Tiers moved across the river air and catch them by their behind. Grandma said, "Grandpa," I said, "momma Liberty Park's future frumpy what-will-the-neigh- to Paulus Hook and became black handles. Not, of course, "Watch out when he gets his tells me you retired from the The new Liberty State Park in The governor has asked U.S. bors-think lady with a roll of policemen. on his day off. At those times Dutch up." police away back in 1913." Secretary of the Interior Kleppe to dark hair shoving off from Grandpa patrolled Grove he sweated over a pair of She died first. His heart He thought a minute and Jersey City is open to the public ev- her forehead like a bow wave. Street from Ninth to Newark grips which sent 200 volts up pumped empty air. His chil- nodded. "That's right," he ery day from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. When approve use of $5 million in Bureau They had three children — Avenue. It was a long haul, his arms. It sobered both of dren had families of their said, "but did she tell you it was dedicated by Gov. Byrne, he of Outdoor Recreation contingency' Willie, Jenny and Henrietta — but he had no crime. A tall them. own. Some of the grand- why?" No, I said. "Well," he described it as one of the state's ma- funds so that the state can complete a gingerbread house, and 200 skinny redhead loafed on His religion was Lutheran; children had children. He said, "you know I spent all jor contributions to the nation's Bi- the land acquisition. Involved is a chickens. street corners too late af hers was Catholic. On Sunday could conjure the engaging that time on the Jersey City good part of the proposed overall As he staggered in, Mary night and Tier gave him "a morning he got up early and smile, but his clocks had force. In the old days, there centennial celebration. The 32-acre wept that he was a disgrace. touch of the stick." pounded on bedroom doors. stopped. He served out his was a red-headed kid who tract affords an excellent and close- park, including the shoreline oppo- He held out the ice cream — Big John called Tier the "Timet for mass," he years living with relatives. gave me a lot of trouble. I up view of the Statue of Liberty, a site Ellis Island. "My love, this is going to "non-arresting cop." Grandpa would shout. When they When the time came to go, fanned his behind." dock for sightseeing boats, a pavi- Federal assistance in this proj- melt. Eat it first. Tell me lat- took what he called clean left, in flowing gowns and he asked for a priest. He said "Yes!" lion and picnic area, a parking area ect is certainly justified. Besides re- er what a disgrace I am to graft - a turkey at Christ- huge hats, grandpa would he was ready to convert. In "Well, In 1913, he was elect- flag and family:" mas, a tie on his birthday, a walk down to the cellar and bed, he studied a catechism ed to office. On that day, I and an access road to Interchange storing the deteriorated piers, the listen to his bottles of home 14-B of the New Jersey Turnpike. He was my grandfather. blue serge suit at half-price. and church history. The blue put In my papers. His name park will enhance an area of New When Jenny married Big Also free drinks on his day brew explode. eyes were poached. The heart was Frank Hague. . " York Harbor which is the gateway to The governor and his commis- our nation. sioner of environmental protection. It would be a national shame if David J. Bardin, are now seeking Liberty Park is not developed as en- public support in their plan to ex- visioned in the overall master plan. Future of Olympics fading pand the park to its full potential of That plan calls for a large wildlife 800 acres. refuge along the waterfront, a ma- By ROBERT YOAKUM "'" • I""M """ feelings ran high after the scribed as 'a slander against Olympic Committee admitted To do that, the state would have rina and boating-related facilities, Greek cooking.' A Soviet offi- "Well, folks, this is Jim ANOTHER a team representing the Pa- cial had said that the reason to acquire about 400 acres resting museums and other cultural facil- McKay making the last tele- lestine Liberation Organiza- ities. Greek athletes won only 21 between the park's northern and cast from the 1980 Olympic LOOK tion. As you know, when Is- gold medals since the Games southern boundaries. Work on the Secretary Kleppe should be Games in Moscow. And I rael withdrew the U.S. did resumed in 1896 was that northern section, which will include urged by New Jersey's congressional think we can safely predict too. 'their digestion is ruined by that this will be the last tele- i i H i H HI "China and Albania pulled greasy food.' the stabilization, restoration and delegation to give priority to Gov. cast of the Olympics for a Byrne's request. Completion of Lib- out of the Olympics several "Finally, as is dramatically cleanup of the old Central New Jer- long time. with an Olympic official — as months ago after the fracas illustrated by this pitiful sey Railroad terminal, started in erty Park is very much in the na- "Ah, there it goes! The a group of African nations you see here at a table-tennis opening parade, only eight March. tional interest. Olympic flame is out! protests the presence of a tournament in Czech- nations appeared here in Mos- "Now let's look at films of South African team in an Aus- oslovakia. There were many YOAKUM cow for the 22nd Olympiad. tralian chess tournament last events that led to this de- injuries, including the player "And ol those eight nations, year. bacle: We shouldn't have you see gasping at the left of sticks strapped to one's feet.' three left after disputes dur- Movie-making in Jersey been surprised, I suppose, af- "The next dropout was Tai- your screen." He required a "The remaining Arab na- ing the Games. The biggest of tracheotomy for the removal ter what happened in 1972 and wan, which again refused to tions withdrew after this these, of course, was the free- of a ping-pong ball that had There is a most commendable been of the "shoot and run" variety 1976. But no one expected a take part because its team spectacular hijacking of the for-all that followed the been stuffed down his throat. movement under way in,New Jersey that were done by out-of-state com- disaster on this scale. - wasn't permitted to march entire Egyptian team. Car- spearing of a Polish judge bv under a flat with the name "By the way. some scenes "Next, the entire Arab ried out by an extremist Pa- a Bulgarian javelin thrower. to bring movie-making back to this panies. in this review may not be 'China' on it. lestinian group in Libya, the state, where it began. The intent of the commission is world boycotted the Games, "Here we see the final pa- suitable for young children. "Next, we see another beginning with the Lebanese incident split Arab countries. rade. There they are, the five Both sides refused to attend to locate sophisticated studio facil- "Here we see the Olympic Olympic flag being burned — team, which is shown here lit- teams that made it all the A Motion Picture and Television ities and film storage warehouses in flags being burned — along this, time in Israel, where erally eliminating itself in a the Olympics. Development Commission has been way: the Soviet Union, Nepal, the state. bloody battle between Chris- "And so it went: Great Tonga, Haiti, and the Fiji Is- established by Gov. Byrne, and he Although Bergen County, be- tian and Moslem members. Britain and Iceland pulled out lands, which has a team of has named Sidney Kinsley, Pulitzer "Then came the resignation because of their dispute over one man. cause of its proximity to New York of Saudi Arabia when the cod-fishing rights, and Latin Prize winning dramatist and former City, would like to be the state's "What next? Well, the Olympic Committee rejected American nations withdrew Greeks are talking about CBS television programming execu- film business capital. Monmouth the Saudi demand for a because the U.S. refused to tive, to head it. holding the Olympics in their County is making a strong bid for "Desert Olympics' to match meet Panama's terms for own country again, as they the Winter Olympics. 'It is renegotiation of the Panama did more than two thousand Work by the commission hinges recognition. Robert M. Rubin, the unjust,' a Saudi spokesman Canal treaty. county's public information officer, years ago. And events would on its request for an initial $250,000 said, 'for the snow nations to "Perhaps the saddest can^ said Monmouth is already collabo- have a special Winter Olym- be closed, as they were back appropriation. The legislature is ex- cellation of all was that of then, to 'dishonored persons, pected to act on that request when rating with Brookdale Community pics and for the sand nations Greece, where the Olympic to have nothing. Sand dune slaves, women, and foreign- its fall session begins in September. College to prepare a presentation Games began. The Greek ers." canoeing and camel racing Government is still demand- We would like to see the movie- showing why the county would be a are just as exciting as sliding "This is Jim McKay in ing a formal apology from the Moscow. That's it for this time making industry take roots in the desirable place for the industry. down a frozen hill with two Soviet Union for1 what it de- state, because it would have unques- There's not much to indicate - and a long time." tionable cultural and economic ben- that New Jersey's desires for movie- efits. The state has frequently been making are known beyond this state used for "on location" television and and New York. We're all for it, but. movie productions, but they have we wonder, is Hollywood? Today in history OnI this datedfltp-: In 18211R91 , PerPaum crisiniri,is in. BritainD-i*_t-. proclaimed independence Deep sea explorer Jacques Five years ago: Communist Piccard is 64. Monmouth Beach celebration from Spain. China declared it would never In 1896. Miami, Fla , was in- become a member of the Thought for today: What- Monmouth Beach had a delight- town party that accommodated all soever a man soweth, that corporated as a town of 260 United Nations if the Chinese ages, from tots to the most senior of shall he also reap - the ful Bicentennial celebration on Sat- people. Nationalists were allowed to Bible, urday, which started at 11 a.m. and senior citizens We congratulate In 1943, during World War remain in the organization. Mayor Johnson and those respon- II. U.S. forces were winning Bicentennial footnote: Two lasted until midnight. Mayor Sidney One year ago: President hundred years ago today, af- sible for scheduling the event when victories on the Italian island Ford .was welcomed by huge B. Johnson said just about everyone of Sicily. ter church services at Tl- they did. By skipping (he July crowds on a visit to Warsaw conderoga, NY., the Ameri- in the borough participated in it at Fourth weekend for the display of Ten years ago: Britain's Poland. can Declaration of Indepen- one time or another during the day Prime Minister Harold Wilson Today's birthdays: Mrs. dence was read before the patriotism, the borough was able to arrived in Washington to con- Aristotle Onassis, the widow troops, and it was recorded and night. better focus attention on what a won- 'All |>arl of ihr service fer with President Lyndon of assassinated President John that the soldiers '•manifested It was a warm, friendly home- derful municipality it is. when you go with us. fir.* Johnson about an economic F Kennedy, is 47 years old. their joy with three cheers." a«EwsBuRv N J wtoNtsoAv jura u'6 The Ds4y IbglBler Tinton Falls artist putting photo-realism into focus By CAROL JACOBSON em part of the Brookdale I la nut HI !,puntaneous. tels of S Allyn Schaeffer. Virginia D Laudano aad chart Ferrara of Keanstarg campus completing the Joyce Auataua Urbuuki ol AM Mitchell of South Bel Photo-realism in artistic colorful, some of them almost Freehold, and water color:. b> triangle ol arts buildings that Hobndei. Kay Turner. Ken mar. Martha Bliven of Ocean terms describes a painting abstract. Small brush strokes Thomas A Bavolar. West include the Performing Arts neth Mitchell and Santo C Grove aid Henr> l.uart of that looks like a photograph visually excite the eye They field, will be on view at the J Center (theater) and the ART Peuutti of Rumson Barbara Colts Neck., plus other artist > It can be a deceiving term are cameo paintings M Madison lallery. 74S Rt Creative Arts Center (arts Carpwiler of MKldlrlown. Ml who live oatnde thr ••••«ni\ though one that might apply "It takes a lot of work I 15. from Aug I to Aug II and crafts) to Herbert W. Edwards' work guess," he said, trying to Sunday, the public may meel if you take the description lit- Although the museum is combine teaching, adminis FORUM the artist at a rerrplinn hum erally privately supported, the Mon- tertrating and working as an I to i a m LINCROFT - The Mon But if doesn't moulh County freeholders in artist Edwards uses photograph! vlted •"* museums board to But their home in Tinton mouth County Park System bulld on tne cam us lmos Falls allows both husband and will present another "acom- as a reference point as photo P » ' — my own imagery — I be- Ave and Broad St. to Aug wife studio space to work plishments in art" exhibit this realists do but he paints with rent free They pay $1 a year come more relaxed with my Even their young son. Joel, a summer beginning Aug 5 a fresher approach to the sub- The museum, therefore, be- paintings " Ke«jd< MM* Saving paints right along with them OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The with a reception from 7 to I ject, freer and more ex- comes another extension of "My fine art is my private Edwards comes from Cen- Bicentennial Committee is p ni The show, which run* pressively. the county's cultural activi- life, my teaching part of my terviUe, a small community looking for artists and crafts through Sept 5, features Mir ties and Edwards thoroughly public life Both are very re- He alto applies photo- in the western part of Penn- people to exhibit and sell n Vetrano and Jun>' Wilson of enjoys being part of the grow- warding and I enjoy the bal- graphs, with 3-M color pro- sylvania He earned a BFA their work on Aug 27-21 al Long Branch. Man Frednr ing art community ance between the two." cess, to soft cloth that looks degree majoring in graphic the weekend that "Carousal" Schneider of Red Bank. Robin His philosophy and his art like soft sculpture, an art Edwards' paintings had design at the University of will be presented each of Ann Rrailsford of West Knd. are ingrained in the commu- form popularized in the late been in a slump New Mexico in 1M3 those nights at 8. Application nity. Both have clearly given 50s by Claes Oldenburg Both he and his wife, who He was drafted into the for space it available al a solid foundatipn toward an RED BANK Edwards is a team leader works less realistically and Army and after two years, Township Hall Monmouth art oriented area that will at Brookdale Community Col- more expressionistically, worked in graphic design stu- and Deal Roads ONLY! grow even more solidly with lege. He also teaches photo- have been in several Trenton dios in New York City. He MIDDLETOWN-A two-man his help graphy and multi-media com- State Museum shows. He was considers this part of hit life show featuring oils and pas- munications on the college's into pop art and large envi- vitally important because he ART CALENDAR Lincroft campus. He has been ronmental portraits. learned a variety of graphic SHREWSBURY - Ida Lib- OPEN 4 DAYS there for six years and before But because his time was processes. Now he tries to en- by Dengrove of West Al- that was the graphic artist limited he couldn't seem to courage his students to be di- lenhurst will exhibit a collec- Wed Thurs Sat 10-6 for the Monmouth County finish the large canvases FRI 10-9 THIS WEEK verse in their learning pro- tion of courtroom sketches Park System. Since both in- His Long Branch friend, cess. she did for NBC news and the stitutions are supported by Grace Graupe-Pillard, also While working, he entered Today Show at the Guild of county funds, Edwards has working with photographs to Pratt Institute In Brooklyn Creative Art, 620 Broad St.. worked for Monmouth County paint large photo-realistic where he completed a mas- from Saturday to Aug. 17. All NEW for almost 10 years. paintings, suggested he work ters degree. There he met his Mrs Dengrove will be at the 1 On Monday he and his wife, on small canvases and finish wife, quit his city job. mar- guild reception for her show IADIES Lillian Frantln-Edwards, them quickly. ried and moved to the shore on Sunday from 3 to 9 p.m. will exhibit their paintings, He took her suggestion and "An artist is only as good On Friday, Aug. I at 8 p.m. soft sculpture, and wall hang- for the past year did nothing as his last painting," he she will demonstrate and dis- FASHION ings at the Monmouth Mu- in oils except knock out 64 prophesized. "I use the direct cuss court sketching. SHOES seum with eight other Brook- small paintings (they are experience to paint from." SHREWSBURY - The dale art faculty members. about eight inches by 10 in- His family photographs Monmouth County Historical SANDALS • PUMPS • FASHIONS The exhibit runs through ches) of family photographs. have given him new dimen- Association continues an exhi- Sept. 8. The process pushed him out sion. "I feel that as I get bition, Under Tall Canvas, at The museum is on the west- of his slump. more personal with my work the Allen House, Sycamore By Amolfe • Red Cross "Golo" • "Goresso" "Jock Rogers" • "Cobbies" transfer from closed "Gorolint" • "Geppetto" "Bondolinos" • "Fomolore" Eaton to wn school mapped "Jacqueline" • "Selby" EATONTOWN - The town schools has accelerated. panslon plans were an- fluctuating and apparently Board of Education has ap- "We lost another 172 kids on nounced for the Earle dock- unpredictable student enroll- proved a new assignment the last day of school," Mr. Ing facilities in anticipation of ment, the local board facet plan absorbing youngsters Palmisano said, and he ex- permanent berthing of at serious problems in planning from the now-closed Fred G. pects to lose more children least two more Navy ammu- for needed staff and physical STOCK! Steelman School into the dis- before school opens in Sep- nition ships. facilities and in working out trict's three other K-6 schools. tember. "But they're talking about school budgets. But even bolstered by the Total school enrollment a five-year phaslng-ln pro- Mr. Palmisano said the SOFT SCULPTURE - additional 200 children from here five years ago was 2,750 cess," Mr. Palmisano said, board may have to go to This li a photograph of Steelman, "some classes may adding that "A lot of those Washington at some point in VALOIS TO students in grades K-8. When Lillian Frantln-Edwards Ml.00 have as few as 16 or 17 pu- school cloaed last month, the children would go to Middle- the future if it develops that reproduced by 3-M col- SIZES 4% 10 12 pils," according to Anthony number stood at 1,058. town (schools) in any event." the Army is reimbursing the or process onto a piece WIDTHS AA TO C F. Palmisano, school superin- The Army has opened por- Anticipating the arrival of district at a rate per pupil of white sewn cloth. The tendent. tions of its available military new military families Into Ft. that falls below the district's artist, Herbert w. Ed- VALUES TO 45, Monmouth housing, the super- cost of educating the military 5 While teachers may delight housing at Ft. Monmouth to wards, and his wife, 10 in that ratio, Mr. Palmisano dependents of Navy personnel intendent said "We're talking dependents. both of Tinton Falls, ALWAYSBIQ VALUES! said, "the taxpayers aren't attached to the Earle Naval about an impact of about 70 That move would not come, will exhibit their art at going to like it." Weapons Station in Leonardo. families. That will mean only the superintendent said, until the Monmouth Museum 842-6610 This district faces a contin- A Ft. Monmouth spokesman 10 or 12 children." the board finds out where it with eight other Brook- uing problem in a steady de- said recently that 65 families, Confronted with a sharply stands with funding under the dale Community Col- 3 WAI l Ait STRI cline in its student enrollment most of the dependents of state's "Thorough and Ef- lege faculty members HI I) HANK from Ft. Monmouth families, personnel attached to USS Pair charged ficient" education bill starting Monday. which in past years had com- Nltro, an ammunition ship prised half the local school permanently berthed at with larceny population, and its inability to Earle, had moved Into quar- TINTON FALLS - David pin down the government on ters here since last Novem- Marshall, 20, of Cloverdale numbers of military depend- ber. There also were a few Circle, here, has been ar- ents the local district can ex- families from the Military rested along with a juvenile pect in the new few years. Ocean Terminal in Bayonne in connection with a breaking With the final phasing-out now living at the fort, the and entry and larceny at of the last of the fort's Signal spokesman said. Monmouth Regional High School personnel, the number Some excitement was gen- School on July 11. of children leaving the Eaton- erated recently when ex- Police said approximately (2,500 worth of property was taken and has all been recov- ered, except for one item. They refused to identify what was stolen, however. , Mr. Marshall, charged with breaking and entry and larce- ny, is out on bail. The juve- nile has been released to his parents pending a juvenile court hearing. The investigation, which is continuing, is being conducted by Detective Sgt. William Seufert and Patrolmen John DeMedlci and Albert Van Hauler. Business series begins at college WEST LONG BRANCH - The first program in a series of Small Business Adminis- tration seminars was sched- uled to begin today at Mon- mouth College. The day-long seminar wi feature John C. Barr of the New Jersey Department of REPLACEMENTS Labor and .Industry. John P. Meschler. a procurement ana- Authorized Insurance lyst for the U.S. Electronics Command, Herman Crvstal. Replacement the deputy director for the state Division of Purchase and Property; and Roger J Kane, director of Purchasing for Monmouth County A question and answer peri- od will follow each speaker Correction It was incorrectly reported in Monday's Daily Register that Joseph Lynch was the new owner of the Red Bank Recreation Hall on Newman ATLANTIC GLASS Springs Road. Shrewsbury • Glass and Mlrrort In wiry *to» you can brtak Although the. property is currently on the market. Mrs Andrea Acerra is still Ike RED BANK NMfM BELMAR owner, according to a spokes- . i • 21 Mapte Avt. 110 Main St man for the Acerra family. to Mil*I* 566-2838 681-1200 which built the bowling cen- 747-2020 ter in 1121. SHREWSBURY. N J WEDNESDAY. JUIY-2B. 1976 Red Bank planners continue school conversion study again be considered, the RED BANK - The Plan board attorney, said his client and construction of various area and bus pick-up area off load youngsters school board president, thai a swing-in area off Harding planners asked for more spe ning Board hat continued its was not obliged to accept the recreational facilities on the Harding Road, but the school "The traffic along (here is other elementary schools in Road for buses, in lieu of a cific information on the nuni study of the Board ol Educa- planners' recommendations, site, including soccer, base- board is planning to eliminate already very heavy," he said the borough have on-street parking lot. ber of students, staff, and tion's plant to renovate the but only to study and eval- ball, field hockey, basketball, that in an effort to save ap- John Mulheren. a Planning loading and unloading. James Later . he suggested that a old high school until Aug 17 cars expected to be using the uate them and volleyball areas proximately tso.ooo Board member, also said he Erving, a Planning Board driveway be constructed jusl and M. school, and more topographic Norman Lee, Planning The planners had several The board is trying to pare objected to on street bus member, said the situations west of the school, running al detail on the site plan After a presentation last Board chairman, doesn't reservations, particularly down what was originally a stops. aren't comparable. from Harding Road through The planners also suggested night by the school board's ar- agree, however. about the lack of off-street $2 3 million renovation plan to "It's all right for high "You can't compare unload- to Branch Ave One side of that the Board of Education chitect, Edmund Gaunt of "As 1 tee it, they have to parking and the lack of a around $1.5 million school students," he said ing on River St or Mechanic the drive could be used for Kaplan 4 Gaunt, Middletown, talk to the county planning abide by our recommenda- school bus pick-up and drop- Walter M "Pat" Thackara, "But we're talking about little St with Harding Road, and buses, and yhe other for park- the planners made several board, the local fire and po- tions," he said. off that would be off the a councilman and Planning kids, and 1 think this is dan- all the traffic congestion ing, he said recommendations to the lice chief, and other appro- The school board plan calls street. Board member, said he was gerous." there," he said Prior to its Aug 17 work' school board regarding its priate agencies for their com- for the demolition of the origi- The original plans had concerned about buses slop- In response to a comment Mr Thackera suggested session and Aug 24 regular plans to convert the school ments on the plans. nal (1M1) high school building called for a 16-space parking ping on Harding Road to un- from William Dickerson, thai the school board consider meeting, when the plan will into a 24-clatsroom Middle School But there is some con- troversy about whether the school board has to abide by the planners' recommenda- tions The board wants the borough to become a two- school system, with the old high school used for grades 5- 8 and the Primary School for grades 1-4. And the board is In a hurry, having scheduled a referen- dum lor Sept. 21 on the pro- posal. BWUSBMMS Samuel Carotenuto, school The newest reason why.JT PAYS TO SHOP THE FINAST WAY! A Finast Bonus Bargain is a result of our working to bring you lower prices, which result from our special warehouse Keyportasks buys, cooperative allowances, and manufacturers seasonal offers. These items will be sold at a reduced retail price for an extended period of time. These Bonus Bargains are in addition to our weekly sales items and are a real bonus for OpSail aid greater savlngs....another reason It pays to shop the Finast way. funds okay BONUS BARGAINS BONUS BARGAINS BONUS BARGAINS KEYPORT - Borough Council last night urged Gov. Brendan T. Byme to sign leg- Mashed Potatoes »Ss...!S79» Gloria Manzanilla Brillo Soap Pads Ssl'Bfr islation authorizing funds to s reimburse Bayshore munici- Pope Tomato Puree '% 49° Stuffed Olives palities tor expenses incurred Elbow Macaroni &*3S£f' 1 during Operation Sail week- $ 7 end. Red Cabbage ?*^ 3 !£ 1 Gulden's Mustard 8•£# Lysol Spray m»*. z 89° The borough was host to the $ C crew of the "Esmeralda," a Finast Sauerkraut 3^s 1 Fantastic $L »£s1.59 Chilean sailing vessel during Miracle Whip tsSm ^69" the July 4 holiday. Mayor William A. Ralph $ Sweet Gherkins s*s*s 69° Mop' n Glo «-» /K.1.99 laid the borough adminis- C trator is now determining the 6 1 Ajax Detergent ^^,^75 amount of money, over and $ Kraft Mayonnaise !S69° above ordinary expenses, that the town expended during the Del Monte CornJasae3«™ 1 Lysol Cleaner B&L ifc 79° Operation Sail event. Mixed Pickles s| 3* 68° The council adopted a bond Mixed Vegetables *•?*'3^89° $ All Purpose ordinance appropriating Salad Dressing,...SS. 3ASU 1 170,000 and authorizing the Is- Green Beans.....SM* 4^89° Comet Cleanser 4 $1 suance of (66,500 in borough Dressing JSSBSS&SSLU 79° bonds or notes for the pur- chase of a new fire engine. Leaf Spinach s».*s* 3 ^99° Wisk Detergent..!S£..^4.49 The new pumper will replace a 25-year-old truck now In Green Beans SK 3 ^99° service with the Liberty Hose Grape Jelly Ivory Liquid StSt Fire Company. v 7 Also passed was a resolu- Hamburger Helper ^ ^" ^ 69° Jergens Soap SS 3^ 39° tion appropriating $5,100 for Peanut Butter !»« !^ 89° the purchase of a five-lot Mueller's, Elbow C tract on Perry St. They are Preserves *«v«™?. '*1£89 Grease Relief imm ^89° considering drilling a new wa- Macaroni r% • '00 liland. Viva lulan. Family «, OAc ter well and water treatment Bowl Cleaner y^ *£ 69° plant on the site. 15 Dressing .?i)*..iii!!i!n«.F"»^:.^.?n..?«'» ss, o5r The borough la currently Meat Sauce saSSe ^, 45° Grease Relief m.?s. 89° negotiating with Floyd Bot- • . |. Gooctrmn's A » J F r tigUert, the owner of the prop- Kraft Dressing ^ "" 2^.89° erty. The site, composed of Glass Plus Refill ^79° five lots that measure approx- Noodles 5&SaS!S!i 3££ 1 G imately 30 feet by 125 feet Elbow Macaroni ^" 2^ 49° each, Is now used as farm Casanova Oil «^ .1S2.59 Flair Napkins **!»swl 49° land, and is located near the new water tank on Cass St. LaRosa Noodles ...!*•-.««* .3'£?'1 Coffee Creamer Borateem Blue Long Grain Detergent Woman, 18, Coffee Mate S.. Carolina Rice 2 69 0 Purifta Cat Food jfi is indicted i Slender. *S5S!SSL! .....XSg 16 [ c Jumbo ^aggies X 69° in break-in Chow Mein ssSSfe sn79 Coffee Creamer !** ^*t1.19 FREEHOLD - An 18-year- old Tlnton Falls woman was Pepper Oriental sax ?S 79° Recipe D Indicted by a county grand Inst. Puddings *"S 4^99° 14 c jury on charges of breaking 5 C Cat Food 4 r89 into Annie Sez, Rt. 35. La Choy Noodles^"*" SJ>45 Pillsbury, Yellow or White Shrewsbury, and stealing ladles apparel and a stereo Puss N Boots set valued over 1500. Curried Rice !$•&• ^ 39° Cake Mixes p 15 Cat Food Mary Lusardi of Garden Bread Crumbs ™?^ s, 59° Road, Tlnton Falls, is Spaghetti ^:S 3^*1 charged with committing the 8 Dog Food break-in and larceny April 14. Sliced Peaches J?^v 3 r89° p She also is charged with Dixie Cups $ **? r 59° aiding and abetting in the Del Monte, Pineapple Grapefruit Purina Dog Chow !^..%1.48 break-in of County Kitten An- i Hefty Bags ssgas '5:1.69 M tique Store, 28 Thomas Ave.. Juice Drink Cat Food M Shrewsbury, that same day. This indictment and the fol- Dixie Cups *3s£s ™*Z 79° Rival Dog Food lowing were among those Cocktail Juice «&ss 59° pkg c handed up to Superior Court Baggies ^.^.T^r -6o79 Judge Merrill Lane Jr.. coun- Dog Chow '*£3k ty assignment judge. Welchade j&& .4 ss 89° Robert Blair. 19. of Rose Deodorizer 3K St.. Llncroft. is charged with Clamato Juice sa 1& 55° breaking in a building owned iiiiM- •.uia by the N.J. Parkway Author- Spring Water saas !55 79° Sliced Beets ,«£• 4^89° ity in Middletown. with at- 2 e c tempting to break into the Kleenex Tissue .S ^ 69° Sliced Pears ** 3 ^89 Garden State Parkway Toll Tomato Juice ass3s 49° Plaza. Middletown. and pos- Coronet Napkins ssi 49° sessing burglary tools June 2 Fruit Cocktail S» 3^89° in Middletown. Pringles Chips **•» SS 79° u lv David Foggy. 28. of Eaton- Bath Tissue "™ 4X 79° town Crest Apartments. Ea- tontown. is charged with aid- Swift w.iter ing and abetting in issuing a Bath Tissue SS- 4 a 79° forged check for $235 to Cen- Chinook Salmon tral Jersey Bank and Trust Glad Trash Bagsjagas-»1,19 Co., Middletown, and con- spiring with a woman to ob- Sardines 3HE tain the money under false pretenses Nov. 13 Charles Layton. no address Tuna Fish jssae "*£ 49° available, is charged with es- >Vt caping from the Rahway Unit Peviled Ham *~ z 59° Pampers Diapers .1^. ?n:,i1.35 of Marlboro Psychiatric Hos- pital Jan It Sardines iaSSC^39* Lysol Cleaner 5s«-a as 69° Casey Jones of River St.. 9 Red Bank, is charged .with C committing an assault upon Del Monte Tuna J^^ ^ 49° Purr Cat Food ^ 5^95 Annie Lewis, Marlboro Psy- chiatric Hospital, with intent to kill her and threatening to Met* tfltctV* Sun, My »h thru SM., My 31*t In No t, QrMnrieh, SUmtort and OwOtrook. Conn., Nn JwMy and Ntw V»k |nifl Brwntar). SUPERMARKETS •or typogripNul wroct. kill her July 31 OaMrgw* not Mk* ti Suite* County. vita mm «• rtghl to Ml quvHttn. y 9«EWSBURY N J WEONESOAY jixv 2» 1976 ceanport senior project fund availability in dispute •y LINDA ELLIS gage loan at 7% per cent in sion on the six-story Ocean- Oceanport officials said The Lion's Club has an ap- alion (Uinme Mae) and got it But he didn't pick terest was available to the port project, for which it has they are considering con- plication in with the state (iinme Mae is a federal up on it." Mr Johnson said . "However, by June » the NEWARK - The US De Tenafly firm or to the spon- HUD subsidy and mortgage struction of a senior citizens Housing Finance Agency to agency set up as a source of (iinme Mae had I) billion day before the D billion ran partment of Housing and Ur- sor's lending institution He insurance approvals The project on their own, as re- build housing for the elderly mortgage money for ap- out." Mr Johns said, "we ban Development (HUD) here available for approved proj- said the sponsor firm "chose " firm is weighing "financial ported last week and that proposal is still a proved lending institutions were ready We had things in and the sponsor of a proposed ects, but the money ran.out not to accept the loan com- considerations," Mr Johns Mayor and council, the possibility who loan construction money order and we assumed we 13 5 million senior citizens JuneM mitment said community development di- to sponsors of federally-ap- had made the deadline June housing project in Oceanport Regarding the conflict be- Mr Johns said that Mr George Johns, a partner in Mr. Johns had said in early a we called Philadelphia and disagree as to whether a gov- rector and the borough at- tween HUD and Harsens L proved projects Johnson u "technically cor- Harsens & Johns, the Tenafly July that failure to secure a found out from Faaote Mae ernment-backed mortgage torney constitute a local hous- Johns. Mr Johnson said the He (Mr Johnt) has some rect " in that there was * firm, said money "was not loan was available for the low mortgage rate "could be ing agency. As such, they Tenafly firm, "could have qualms about the project."- the commitment in his behalf tor (Federal National Mortgage available to him at the last project. a problem" because money could proceed with a project and chose not to pick up the HUD director said "We push- the Uinme Mae money, but Association) that Glnnie Mae minute" • from a private lending source Both Mr Johnson and Mr commitment'" for a mortgage ed through the feasibility let money had run out and there Walter Johnson, area di- that paper work delayed us The architectural-engineer- carries an B 2 to » per cent Johns agree that is an option loan through the Government ler in Oceanport's behalf IO was no use in our proceed- rector of HUD, said a mort- and also. Oceanport was the ing firm is deferring a deci- price tag available to the borough National Mortgage Associ gel in by the June 30 deadline last project to be okayed to ing" Ksnnif Mae. a quasi public Each week we prove.IT PAYS TO SHOP THE FINAST WAY! mortgage lending agency, has area headquarters in Phila- * Granulated Sugar delphia It handles adminis- Chunk Light trative work lor Glnnie Mae TUna Fish 6Vi-oz can 49 Curtis Tuck, a Fannie Mae Finast or C official In Washington, said It Sucroat la "strange" that Mr. Johns Diapers would call Philadelphia De- Kimbies Overnight, 12 to pkg 79" 5 •• 78 cause the) procedure is to With This Coupon 4 A '5 00 purchase Limit (1) OoorJ thru Sal July 31sl FM • 4% .- _ Ice Cream work through Washington $-|39 Mr. Tuck la checking the Seattest ^ status of the Harsens 4 Johns SUPERMARKETS Hellmann's Mayonnaise! situation In any case. Mr Johns says ft pays to shop the Flnaat way! Koshsr D> he has some options and FIVKIVS " Genuns ^, t^aV Th« Real af^ ^%f* borough officials in Oceanport Welch's Grape Jelly MayonnaiM ai^aT%w ' ±' say they do. too 1 quart |ar WW 'I can wait to see if the Ajax Cleanser $ federal government reinstates Napkins — 3; 1 With This Coupon 1 A '5 00 purchase Limit (1) Qood ihru Sal. July 31st p K| | the GUinle Mae money or we Cranapple Drink $5? ^79° can go through the public Mixed Vegetables tssr 5 Si$1 housing area." Mr Johns $ said Buitoni Spaghetti M 55 Facial Tissue 31 1 Ibtley Tfea Bags ] Mr. Johns also said he could conceivably drop the Wesson Salad Oil Values to you the Finast way! project, but that Is not the most likely option at this Biscuits time Regarding the hold' situ- Stuffed Olives ation on Glnnie Mae money, Pope Italian With This Coupon I A "5 00 purchase Limit (t(1) QooGood thru SatSat., July 3lst Salad Dressings- there is an authorisation Mil awaiting President Ford's sig- Sliced Beets Fm.il nature that could continue the Tomatoes WOrlLatM Half GaLSoda availability of Glnnie Mae I Ivory Liquid funds through Sept JO Imported 'Tide Detergent PfclMt Mr Tuck of Fannie Mae All Flavor. stresaed that positive action With Basil 84-otbot. on the Glnnie Mae extension 28-02. TX would not necessarily mean f N Mr Johns or his lending in- '5.00 purchase 3Limit (1) 9Qood thro Sal. JulvSilt^ stitution would get the com- mitment "Obviously, we have the More fantastic grocery value*! HUD approvals, we have In- vested lime and money In preliminary work on this Freshly building and we think It would Tomato Sauce B-oz$ cans be a very successful project 1 for everyone Involved," Mr Johns said "We would Ilk* to Coffee Creamer tee II through. But a lot de- Ground Beef pends on Glnnie Mae " D Finast Saltines •"43 Mayor Clement V. Som- OI7-0 men of Ocennport Is meeting Del Monte Corn «3 c» and talking "regularly" he Grapefruit Section said, with Mr Johns and with Flnaat frozen food value*! HUD officials He said there Hellmann's "•*?"* J1.09 is sentiment in the borough to e build a project on its own. Spaghetti sssfiaa 4 Si87 "I see no problem with I4V Dog Food SHftHl 6 S;1.29 Orange Juice that, with the borough using the tame approvals we gave Uquid Detergent ....*!•!«!....fS 59° Flnaat to Johns." Mr Johnson said "If Oceanport wanted to go ScotTissue mmiem*J%25" Concentrate U S D A Choice. Bone-In B—t the public housing route, they FlratCut Instant Coffee •-»•- "^,2.39 Chuck Steak 58? could use site and building approvals from HUD and pick Tea Bags "-ft!.*- '%?95° Gravy & Bottom Beef up the outstanding reserva- Chuck Roast - hence 88°. tion Green Giant Peas !!S3S" Potatoes Bone-In "As long as the plans do not Preserves #•*• "2-89° Village Pound Cake U.S.D.A change In some way so as to lop Chuck Steak Choice Beef 9ft violate minimum codes, It Vanilla Wafers Mac & Cheese "SB* should be no problem USD A "Of course," Mr Johnson Chuck Roast Choice BMI 98? continued, "the architect Flnaat First 0' The Fresh Produc (Mr. Johns) would have to be Boneless BMI USDA Choice compensated and there would Southern Thick Cut Shoulder Steak be more piper work in- London Broil volved." Asked If the borough could switch to a garden apartment Peaches design, one that several resi- dents have asked for. the HUD official said that could Corned Beef be done as long as minimum codes are maintained In all areas Rounds Plaques Boneless C.O.V. offered for Calif. Nectarines .39° e old homes Green Peppers a s »39 $ Beef Rib Eyes ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Fresh Pears 39? Eating Apples ***&"' 3t. 1 - Plaques to be displayed on •arttett, Calilornia W*W ^*W ID. $ Boneless, Whole ,^^ eija nouses M years old or older in Romaine Lettuce 3*..* 1 5-12 lbs. Avg. Pork Butt os $448 1171 are being offered by the Fresh Chicory «*-™» More Melt Street U.S.A. I An—iar, Bamlaae) Smoked Shoulder I b. Hutonal Society Cherries It was in IH7 - M years Blnf, Large Northwest 59? Red Radishes £29" Rib Eye Steak - 2.38 Smoked Ham $468 ago - that the Borough of At- kg^ahjTv^^^fl aVjrfa^B^Bik^B^aai VAJ »f *r A/4/^^wi Laat w lantic Highlands was In- WOTYvjaaji aaajaaajaa^aw TI|HT ^U^aau BBJ aj Stew Beef ** »?°^ 1.28 corporated Sunrite freth dairy value*! Baked fre*h the Flnatt way o> Ftm Cruet BMI 9mW Cube Steak "w^-^ »1.48 lUrkoyS C The plaque program will be Pork Spareribs .1.28 68 continued In years to come, Kraft Singles White Bread Frozen 5-9 lbs \aT%*W to with nouses built in 1888 in- Frankfurters •** £98* International Seafood! cluded next year and so on Individually a«m a dwelling or in any other ap- 12-oz. pkg. r propriate spot, will read "Cir- ca 111(17" (or whatever year Quartttt l Cold Cuts £1.49 Cod Fillet ~- *— .89* NonD»ry Frankfurt Rolls 2**"offa1 UK house was built) and In Promise Margarine £65- small letters below. "Atlantic Orange Juice "Si 39* Hamburger Rolls 2«.'!

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By SVLVIA GRIFFIN quart baking dish Melt margarine in large sauce- pan, mix in bread cubes, granulated sugar and "The fruits of summer" is one cliche I allow CONSUMER cinnamon until coated Spread over fruit Bake in myself. There is just something very special about preheated lit degree oven 25 minutes or until having fresh fruits in season heated through. Makes I servings Some of my favorites are peaches plums and ADVICE When plums yield to gentle pressure, they are nectarines ready to us*. Slight softening at the Up also is a Of course, we get peaches from California and ers who rely on the cover of the box alone to good sign of maturity If not quite ripe when pur- south Jersey, but don't the ones grown right here guard the quality of their fruit, are taking a chased, keep plums at room temperature a day or in Monmouth County seem to taste best? Maybe chance. The peaches are delicious and keep their so, but watch them because plums can turn over- it's because they can be left on the trees longer to color for a day or two after they are opened ripe very quickly Anyway, red, blue, or green — I ripen because they don't have so far to travel be- like them. Here are some ideas lor serving plums fore they are sold. How lucky we are to be able to Serve aeetariacs I always thought a nectarine was a cross of GINGER RASTED CRICKEN AND NECTA- drive up to a nearby roadside market and buy other fruits but I have learned that nectarines RINES fruit that was grown right here! were grown in China many centuries before the Brush chicken pieces or broiler halves with At home peaches should be kept at room tem- birth of Christ. I don't care about the controversy blended mehed butler, honey and ginger Charcoal perature 3 or 4 days until fully ripe and then they as long as I can buy and eat the fruit. For best fla- broil until tender, turning several times During should be refrigerated. I buy enough to keep my vor and texture, select nectarines that "give" ever last II minutes of cooking, broil halves of fresh family in supply for a week. As they ripen, I use so slightly to palm pressure and that show no nectarines, brushed with the butter baste, until some and then freeze a quart at a time. A quart is green at the stem end. Because their skins are lightly browned. Serve with chicken BICENTENNIAL PROJECT — Art Instructor Barbara Phinney. Ocean an easy amount to handle even for a working good tasting and fuzz-free, nectarines are espe- port, displays the Colonlgl Travel Trunk and Its conttnts creoted undtr her homemaker. I don't get tired preparing them; and cially good for eating out of hand and need not Be What's new guidance by Neptune City's Wilson School studtnts. assisted by Mrs. Mar I catch them at their peak of ripeness which helps peeled for most cooking purposes. Here are some Try a KIWI! This fruit is a small brown cylin- |orie Hults, fourth grodt teacher. A bicentennial protect, the trunk with its them to tase better when I use them in the winter ways to serve nectarines. der about I inches long and 1-1/2 Inches wide It samples of Colonial handcrafted items was presented to Monmouth Mu- Also, I love the odor of ripening peaches in my came to us from Australia and is now being grown seum and is available for loan to community organizations by contacting kitchen NECTARINE BETTY In this country. When you peel It and eat the green the museum office, Llncroft. To freeze peaches, 1 slip the skins (you can do 4 cups fresh nectarines, sliced fruit and white center, you find it tastes like a this when they are really ripe and you don't have 1/2 cup brown sugar, firmly packed melon, but tart ... or like a kiwi! Look for it in to dip them in boiling water to loosen the skins). I 1/4 cup margarine or butter the specialty section of your produce department Counseling offered cancer patients slice them into a bowl and add 1/4 teaspoon crys- I quart day-old bread cubes or market* ALLENHURST - Mrs two counties in the state - chance to share their talline ascorbic acid and 1/2 cup sugar. After mix- 1/4 cup granulated sugar EalUr's NMe: Sylvia F. Grlffla Is a prefeswr Maureen Johnson, volunteer and one of few places In the thoughts, problems, and emo- ing, I pack them in pint plastic freezer containers, 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon at Caek ('•liege, Rutgers University and she Is Ex chairman of the rehabilitation nation — to undertake the tions common to this devas- cover and seal them with freezer tape. Homemak- trulea H»mr KrtMnitl fer MeMMla Cmly. Combine nectarines and brown sugar in 1-1/2 program undertaken by Mon- Cancer Adjustment Program tating life crtsU with others I* mouth County Unit of the It offers those who have can- the same situation It Is a American Cancer Society, re- cer or their close relatives a free service ports on an increasing inter- est in the counseling service. Insurance women name president bury, second vice president. "We've had excellent re- OAKHURST - Mrs. Ber Mrs. Doris Nult. Ocean sponse from the community nice Burnstein here, will be County president of The Insurance Grove, recording secretary. In our search for meeting Mrs. Barbara Wallace. Point NOW thru SAT., JULY 31 places," said Mrs. Johnson, Women of Monmouth County Pleasant, corresponding sec- OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF director also of social ser- for the 1171-77 season retary; Mrs. Laverne Head- vices at Rlverview Hospital. Serving with her are Mrs NEEDLEPOINT, CREWEL RUGS* ley. Manasquan. treasurer. Red Bank Dorothy Warnken, Point Pleasant, vice president. and Mrs. Virginia Jasln. Wall Fare "And we have social work- Mrs. Jacqule Kelley. Shrews- Township three year trustee ers and a psychologist inter- 30% to Below Cost CeaUaied Ir.m page I* viewing those interested in ON SELECTED MERCHANDISE cher, Fair Haven, share chairmanship of the clam- the program one night a week bash. They have enlisted the expertise of Jack on an appointment basis," she JEWELRY COUNSELOR Baker, proprietor of the Lobster Shanty chain, adds who has promised to appear in person to supervise Monmouth is one of only Robert dr b lUiualUr preparation of the feast. BiUboarded are steamers will buy or redeiign and clams on the half shell .... clam broth and LIBERTY TREE chowder .... lobster, chicken and com on the cob FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - diamond! and * Paterna Yarn & ... and Peach Melba put together by gals on the The Liberty Tree planted other precious Jewelry for here this year under the aus- DMC yarn & Blank committee. MEADS CENTER - private owner*, banks ft eatatet. Rolssa Vecchlon, Wana pices of Monmouth Court Canvas not included Artie Miller and the No-Gap Generation Jazz massa, was elected House Chapter DAR is remi- COLTS TOWNE SHOPPES Band will entertain. president of Friends of niscent of the famous elm on HT 34 COLTS NECK N J Boston Common. In 1775 two Clambake price has been kept to a minimum Future House Associ- ation of Jersey Shore effigies of King George III 201-431-5616 to encourage large scale participation. There will Medical Center Com- were found hanging from its be a cash bar. munity Mental Health branches. Beneath the tree patriotic citizens who called Honorary committee members for the event Center, Neptune, an themselves The Sons of Liber- include Mrs. Geoffrey Any, Little Silver; Mrs. adult partial psychiatric ty held meetings. Later that Leslie Schilling, Fair Haven; Mrs. George C. Cas- day center. She suc- year the British cut down the tleman, Mrs. James I. Wyer and Mr. Paul Do- ceeds John F. Jorman tree and burned It. herty, Middletown; and Mrs. William H. Borden, of Engllshtown. Mrs. Thomas F. Daly and Mrs. William Boardman I Leonard, Rumson. Tfie committee Includes Mrs. Anthony Acker- MONMOUTH PARK man, Colts Neck; Mrs. Joseph Szmyd, Mrs. Morgan F. Larson, Jr., Middletown, Mrs. Robert tfanson and Mrs. David Brunskl, Shrewsbury; CHARITY BALL and CARNIVAL ormans Mrs. William Apostolacus Jr. and Mrs. Gorton CATERING AND DILI Wood, Little Silver, Mrs. William Wood, Mrs. Dane F. Hahn Jr., Mrs. Joseph McCarthy Jr. and Mrs FAMOUS ARTISTS Michael Blvona, Rumson, and Mrs. Duncan B. Jay, Mrs. Bruno La Rocca, and Mrs. D. Lawrence INDOOR ART SALE! Nelson, Fair Haven. THURS. FRI. SAT. JULY 29, 30, 31

PMNTS, POSTBS *1()TTOO *50 Marlboro Auxiliary LITHOGRAPHS VALUES TO 1300 volunteers are cited FOR THE SIDEWALK SHOPPER MARLBORO - Mrs. M.500 budget for this year Thomas Bidgood, Fair Haven, with largest expenditures ear- NORMAN'S FAMOUS HOI *1« has been elected president of V marked for the clothing shop, O* COINED KB SANDWICH „„ ,1.75 Marlboro Hospital Auxiliary grooming kits and occupation- Serving with Mrs. Bidgood for al thereapy $450 a two-year term will be Mrs. CORNED KEF Olb Leslie D. Seely, recording Dr. Henbert Saexinger, me- REG. 4.88 secretary, and Mrs. Jeffrey dical director at Marlboro Doherty, treasurer. Psychiatric Hospital, present- ed awards for service to Mrs. Last season auxiliary mem- 128 Broad St. THE SIZE OF Clarence Shirk, BOO hours; bers contributed 6.955 hours ATOM from SMntecn YOUR AFFAIR Truman Mercer and Mrs of volunteer service. In the Red Bank IS NEVER Rose Schwartz. (00 hours; , A PROBLEM clothing shop 12,143 free gar- William Barrett. 500 hours; ments were distributed to Frank Becker, Myron Clark. \741-7272 2.8(2 patients. Also. 197 Ralph Coreale, Peter Jones, grooming kits were given td James McCarron, William indigent discharged patients. Strassner and Mrs. Robert The auxiliary has adopted a Fraebel. 200 hours; Mrs. George Barrett, Mrs. Stanley Butkus, Mrs. W. Laird Free- man. Mrs. William Boychuk. Gustav Eisele. Mrs. Marion Lawrence, Mrs. Theodore Moreau, Thomas McManus. f m Arthur McNamara. Robert |OU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED Neblolo. Mrs. Dan Oldfather. Mrs. Betty Parker. Martin TO OUR I Perfit and Mrs. Morton Wi- mi ner. 1M hours. "• BRIDAL SHOW a Candidate for being held at Shadowbrook master's degree a RUMSON - Miss Viviana Marcallli. daughter of Mr August 2nd, 1976 »•• m* and Mrs. Enrique A.J. Marca- SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS: i tili, t Markwood Lane, was JULY SI married here June 21, to • Special Events Consultants • Travellers I & 2 • Olympic limousine I Gary Robert Prentice of • Bliss Bridals Travel Agency • American Hostess Pittsburgh. Pa , son of Mr Dine and Dance to MARK TOWERS ORCHESTRA • Uncroft Florist • Janet Studios • Chelsea Morning and Mm. Clifford Prentice of • A.I. Poland t Co. • Small Formal Wear Shqp Hair Designers Shrewsbury, Mass In an ear- Glittering Midway Music by Bo-Ken-Jo Trio lier report of the marriage here in toe Dally Register, il MONMOUTH PARK CLUBHOUSE was incorrectly stated that Games and Prizes LIMITED FREE $500 GIFT CERTIFICATE 747-0200 the bride was a graduate of Dancing starts at 9 PM FOR HOMTMKM Of TOW OMKE Door* Open Carnegie Mellon University. DKAWIN6 FOR DQOt HMD at 1:30 P.M. Pittsburgh She is a Septem- Admission $5 - Dinner reservation $20 Auction of Valuable ber candidate for a master's R.S.V.P. degree there In civil engineer- Proceeds to local hospitals and charities Donated Sifts tag 12 SHREWSBURY. N J WEDNESDAY JULY 28 1976 Make A Date A paw directory of coming events lor non-profit organiza- tions. Rates $2 00 for 3 lints for one day $1.M each atfdi- tional line; $3 00 for two days. (125 each additional line. 15 for three to five days. $l'.50 each additional line; «00 lor 10 days; 12.00 each additional line Deadline noon day Fed up with a foodaholic before publication Call The Daily Register. 542-4000. ask for Ihe Dale Secretary. Today - For children. Dial-a-Story with a Biblical moral Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of Dear Ann Landers: 1 have the brown sugar We plan a down some pretty heavy room of the hospital was out- Middlelown. Dial ITJ-3319 never seen this In your col- grocery list to fit our budgets bread rageous She decided not to JULY 28. 2S. 30. 31 umn. Yet I know many fami- Guess who eats lor two? My question is this: Should press charges. Thanks for The Friends of the Asbury Park Public Library lsth lies have the problem Every- We are told "Fatty" hates ANN LANDERS I confront her with my suspi- your help — Stumped Annual Book Sale. South Promenade of Convention Hall. one sympathizes with an himself, that we should be cions and risk losing her, or Dear S; your aunt should Asbury Park. July 28. 29. 30.12 noon to 9 p.m.. July 31. 12 overweight person They have patient and keep mouths shut tum. What do you suggest'' — We've been going together should I keep silent and tell have pressed charges — re- noon to 5 p.m All books 25c TOPS, Weight Watchers. The resentmc... grows Also Victims (exclusively) for four years myself I've got to be wrong1" gardless. She should also Overeaten Anonymous, etc. July a. 30 and Aug 2 Physicians don't want to Dear Also: A foodaholic is During all this time we have — Going Nuts In Gainesville have reported her hospital Bui what about the families Registration lor Rumson Pop Warner Cheerleaders. bothered. They know it's use. another version of an alcohol- rarely gotten into heavy pet- Dear Going Nuts: Ask her abusers to the head of the in- of these gluttons? We must less unless the patient wants ic. They must help them- ting much less slept together - flat out. If she says "No." stitution. Most emergency 6:30 to 7.30 p.m.. Piping Rock Park. Rumson. hide cookies, cakes, pies, ice to help himself The whole selves. Your only protection'is Last week my friends threw apologize (or your vote of no room personnel are wonder- JULY 30.31 cream and other goodies pur- family suffers, yet there is no the lock and a key. ' a rather far-oul, raunchy confidence and put the matter fully symphathetic Your aunt Rummage Sale. All types clothing, novelties, toys. chased or baked (or guests place for the family to turn Dear Ann Landers: Twice bachelor party for me. There out of your head. If she says ran Into a bummer. etc. St. Clements Episcopal Church, corner Church St. We begin to make a des- for counseling. Alcoholics you have printed information wa5 too much drinking and of "yes," you've got a whole Dear Ann: I haven't the and Hwy. 36. Belford Fit. 1-6 p m Sat.. 10-6 p.m. sert, feeling sure we have all have AA, smokrs have clin- in your column about Herpes course the customary "slag" new set of problems to deal nerve to say It. Please print JULY 31 the ingredients on hand. Then ics, fattypHffe their self- Simplex II I commend you lor films with, Brother. Good luck this: we discover the nuts are help groups, but the families Come to the Charity Ball! Monmouth Park Jockey enlightening the public Dear Family: I love you missing, or the chocolate, or of fatties have nowhere to Now, how about a wonl in I could be making a terrible Dear Ann: What can we do Club. Oceanport Dining. Dancing, Midway Games, Auc- mistake but I swear to God to dispel the myth that "nice and your children and their tion! For information. Call 222-5100* Gale admission. $5. defense of women who suffer children. You all visited me from Herpes Simplex I, which that my lovely, ladylike girls don't get raped and bad AUGUST MS fiancee wa" the star per- girls shouldn't complain?" yesterday. Today I spent five is not venereal? It, too, may hours wiping walls, cleaning Daily Vacation Bible School. Reformed Church of former in one of the films. I My aunt was raped last TERRI RIZZO break out In the genital area candy off carpets, removing Tintun Falls. 62 Hance Ave 0-11:30 a.m. Ages 2 through know she was a working girl week and the way she was and is extremely painful. This | food stains from the furni- 6th grade. $3.00 registration. may occur after a high fever, before I met her and pulling treated at the emergency IS BACKI ture. I am 70 years old. I AUGUSTS an upper respiratory in- have no help. It takes all my "Summer Sing", sponsored by the Shrewsbury Cho- fection, menstrual period, energy to do what I need to rale, Kathleen Baily conducts Bach's JESU. MEINE NOWATENTRE NOUS emotional upset, a reaction to 'Patriots in Petticoats,' do for myself. I'm so exhaust- FREUDE, Vivaldi's GLORIA and Schubert's MASS IN G certain foods, drugs, etc. SPECIALIZING IN HAIRCUTTING ed as I write this letter I feel Performing Arts Center. Brookdale. 810 p.m. Adults: The discomfort of the ail- FOR MEN A WOMEN a book for history buffs ill. II 50, student: $1. Senior citizens free. Admission in- ment is bad enough without NEW YORK - "Patriots in Hayes, who earned the name Please come often. I love cludes use of music and refreshments. 101 the stigma. It's very unfair to Petticoats" by Patricia Ed- Molly Pitcher when she took you all, but don't ever leave AUGUST 7 | AVI. Of TWO RIVERS women sufferers who don't 842*3937 wards Clyne, published in over the operation of her play around. Please, Ann my house in such a mess Chinese Auction sponsored by Our Lady Of Perpetual June by Dodd, Mead & Co. wounded husband's cannon Landers — Equal Time ' again — Grandma Help PTA, Highlands, in the school hall at 8 p.m. Doors here, features tales of Revo- during the Battle of Mon- Dear XJrandma: I wonder open at 6:30 p.m. Free refreshments. $1.50. Dear E.T.: Be my guest. lutionary War heroines, in- mouth; Lucretia Emmons, a how many readers are asking It Doesn't Hurt And now I'll say It AGAIN. cluding two from Monmouth servant girl who helped Cap- themselves — "Can it be — to Look Beautiful Herpes Simplex I is NOT ven- County. It Is intended for tain Joshua Huddy resist a ???" Well - it just might. I ereal and the same can be readers 10 years of age and Tory attack at overwhelming hope your letter helps not JUIY BICENTENNIU SALE The cosmelic The result is tast. sale hair said of SOME cases of Herpes older. odds during the Battle of approach to removing hair only you, but other grandmas removal Irom any part ol the Simplex II. Thanks for giving The book concentrates on Monmouth; Tempe Wick of without pain body, with no pain no swell- as well. Depilatron is Ihe newest ing and no irritation And you me an opportunity to repeat women from the original 13 Morristown; Hannah Arndt of thing to happen in hair remov- the message. Elizabeth, and Peggy Warne Don't get burned by a 20% OFF ALL can put your makeup on im- colonies who played Impor- al in the last 45 years "line" that's too hot to mediateiy afterward and walk Dear Ann Landers: I am tant roles in American His- of Warren County. It uses no needles Instead handle. Play It cool with Ann • DRAPERY out looking absolutely beau engaged to a very beautiful, tory from the beginnings of a special electronic tweezer tilul And you will Landers's guide to "Necking • SLIPCOVER touches only the hair not the very fine and (I thought) the Revolution in 1774 to the Ms. Clyne worked with El- and Petting - What Are the skin and in seconds the hair very pure young woman. She time of Betsy Ross in 1814. salyn Drucker, Monmouth • UPHOLSTERY Limits?" Send your request is removed , comes from a religious, politi- County Historical Association Featured are such he- to Ann Landers, P.O. Box FABRICS . cally conservative family. librarian, and historian roines as Mary Ludwlg 1400. Elgin, III. 60120, enclos- George E. Forsythe of the ing 50 cents in coin and a Old Tennent Presbyterian long, stamped, self-addressed Church, in researching the envelope. 551 BROAD ST. MACRAME stories. 842-9310 in ID 10 to 5 - & SHREWSBURY, N.J. 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lllllillllllllHIftlllllllJIIIIIIIIldlllLlllllltll Ul By DAVID R. SARGENT these slocks and lake the i • ••llllllMlllllllllllMtMIIMIIIIfllllllllllllV IVM productivity gains And. len- profits? - B.S., New York ders have cooperated by de- Q — Two years ago, my A — With your mother's ferring a portion of debt pay- mother purchased a small ability to pick the bottom, menu. A return to profit- number of shares of TWAmaybe she should also pick SUCCESSFUL ability in 1976 awaits Eastern MONMOUTH MEATS (NYSE) and Eastern Air the top. Anyway, airline with earnings per share of M 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. 90 OCEANPORT AVE. Lines (NYSE). Since she stocks can give you a ride cents not unreasonable. To be RED BANK EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER bought them, TWA has that may be at times pleasant sure, TWA is not totally "out 741-5350 doubled and Eastern has and rewarding, but don't lose INVESTING of the woods" yet. Last year, 741-5202 542-0743 tripled in price, and she sight of the fact that they can It lost an Industry record (86 AMOGAST 1 I ALL PORK thinks they should be held. Do million Still, economy steps LEAN-FRESH be adversely affected by eco- •MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMMinillltlllllllllllllMIMti you think it's time to sell nomic turbulence Since 1973 as well as route restructuring these companies have been traffic figures, more stable and better international trav- GROUND SKINLESS SAUSAGE buffeted by recession-reduced fuel prices and higher fares el are making for smoother go- traffic, soaring fuel bills and These developments, super- Ing and the possibility of a the need to meet hefty fixed imposed on capacity re- profit in H76 CHUCK FRANKS UNKS interest charges. Stock prices straints, point to good profits dropped sharply, attesting to industrywide both this year While an element of uncer- Business the vulnerable position in and next. Beyond that, how- tainty cannot be denied, these 19 which carrier shareholders ever, long-term problems developments point to future SHREWSBURY. N J WEDNESDAY, JULY 2B. 1976 13 potential gains for investors have often found themselves. such as rising labor costs, 99! with a flair for high risk situ- 99! 1 Now, however, airline questions about deregulation and heavy debt positions will ations as in airline slocks LEAN-ALL MEAT ARMOUR STAR LEAN MEATY stocks are taking off again such as these I want to add and there is mounting evi- likely necessitate stock- holders to stay on the edge of that In purchasing new posi- dence that the rally will con- tions in this industry, 1 would LAMB BEEF tinue. The companies have their seats for an opportune time to head for the exits. stay with carriers with the pared operating costs and are best defined prospects such now realizing the positive side Currently, Eastern Is being PATTIES LIVER RIBS as American and UAL, both to being leveraged. Execu- helped by new management, NYSE listed. tives are heartened by heady a surge In pleasure travel and (Mr. Sargent cannot answer 39 all mail personally, but will Ib. Ib. answer all questions possible 99 99! 1 Sacks joins staff In his column). SUPERMARKETS of Bozell, Jacobs NEW YORK - Richard A ated Press, Boston. THE RED BANK Sacks of Ocean Township has Mr. Sacks will be involved joined the staff of Bozell k In work for several Industrial Jacobs Public Relations, Inc., accounts, and in coordinating BUTCHER SHOP as a copy contact executive. publicity for Bozell It Jacobs International. We specialize In Mr. Sacks was formerly di- extra special cuts of meat rector of public relations for Marpal Company and personalized service the Monmouth Community Action Program in Long gets fort contract Branch. Prior to that, he FT MONMOUTH - A mili- Have Your served with Dunphy Associ- tary contract for $241,M5 has WHOLE TOP ates of Weymouth, Mass. His been awarded the Marpal newspaper experience in- Company, West Long Branch, cludes assignments with the by the ECOM Procurement ROUND OF BEEF Boston Globe and the Assort- and Production Directorate. Sights Set USDA 49 CHOICE 1 Ib. Announcing the WHOLE relocation of PORK LOINS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS OFFICE 29 DR. SAUL B. RUBIN 1 Ib. DR. ALLAN SHAPIRO New Home? OPTOMETRISTS 362 BROAD STREET New Address RED BANK 96 FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS SPECIAL ORDER CALL 291-2181 Hours Daily 842-S296 741-0636 By Appointment Prices etl»ctlv» thru S«t., July 31 - In Red Bank Only Visit your local Realtor, then sail into our office nearest you Alice likes the outdoors- fora i Hike to bet. Mortgage Loan! Whether you come for our 11 breathtakingly exciting races. 9 exactas. or huge rrifecta Whether it's our outdoors of sun and sky and beautiful animals, or our enclosed grandstand and dining room Whether you come to bet or not to bet. your winning bet is always Freehold Raceway Freehold Raceway MARINE VIEW Where fun is a sure thing. Post time 100 PM SAVINGS M1DDLETOWN • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS i LINCROFT PHONE NUMBER FOtt ALL OFFICES 871*400 MIDDLETOWN STORE IS CLOSING ITS

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OPEN DAILY MO AM. TM. 10P.M. SUNDAY* 10 A.M. TIL 6 PH. MIDDLETOWN - RT. 35 fMMUtMlOMDirUV Federal aid sought to fix bulkhead at Marine Park By JULIE MCDONNELL along the Navesink River at Parks and Recreation it ing thai no* occurs at high not The start of the program Marine Park will qualify on used to be two to three (eel tied in the parking area north Is therefore ant expected aa> RED BANK - The all counts above a " ol the tennis courts during a 111 Ihe fall, according lo an borough is looking to a new The work, which has been> The borough engineer has full moon EDA spokesman in the Atlan- source of funds to finance estimated to cod around suggested that Ihe new bulk- The federal bill has been tic Region office in Phila- badly-needed repairs at Ma- $550,000 would involve putting head be placed some II feet designed to provide jobs for delphia rine Park a 111 billion fed- IB a new bulkhead, leveling (urther out into In* nver on the unemployed, and guide While formal applications eral public works bill that off ihe elevation, and repay- more stable ground, all along lines are now being written (or the funds are not \rt has just cleared Congress ing the parking lot Ihe riverfront from Irwlns' lo administer the measure available, the Trrnton offtrr The measure, which was The problem is that the Yacht Works to Ihe Mnn- John Mniz. assistant in the is soliciting teller* from New vetoed by President Ford present bulkhead has been mouth Boal Club Economic Development Ad- Jersey municipalities giving and then was passed again steadily sinking, with the In addition. Ihe parking area ministration (EDA) office in preliminary project descrip- by the legislators, will pro- ground washing out beneath would be elevated beyond the Trenton, said thai the tions vide $2 billion for grants lo It. mean high water mark, and borough would probably be "Congressman (James J ) state and local governments "The bulkhead Is almost repaved able to go out (or bids on the Howard! office has advised for "construction, renovation, level with the ground." said The repair is also intended project, but that contractors us to make a list of high pn repair, or other improve- Robert Marks Jr, director of to prevent rruch of the flood- would in all likelihood be re- ortty projects thai we might ments of local public works quired to use laborers who be able to use Iheae federal projects on which on-site la- are currently unemployed to funds for." ssid Mayor Dan- NEEDS HELP — The bulkheads at Marine Park, Red Bank , badly In need bar can begin within 90 days work on the job iel J 0 Hern I ran I think of repair work, may get some assistance In the form of federal pub- of project approval." The Daily Register Although the bill itsell has of any higher priority than lie works money. The pro|ect, which would Involve rebuilding the bulk- And borough officials be- been passed, the measure ap- keeping the dock from (ailing heads and repaying the parking area. Is estimated to cost $550,000 lieve that bulkhead repairs SHREWSBURY, N J WEDNESDAY JULY 28 1976 15 propriating funds (or H has into the Over" State's Bicentennial spotlight on Monmouth County

By SHERRV CONOHAN the turning point of the revo- House this weekend nor's residence., tennial year hat been a real Slate Haase Correspondent lution. Both the State House and When a stale flag was boon to Ihe historical groups Gov. Byrne said that when the Archives Exhibit Haft and pointed out. Mr Kozloski As another example of us ef- TRENTON - Monmouth he recently visited Ireland a research room in the nearby quickly noted the presence of fect, the pointed out that County stepped up for its number of officials there State Library will be open a horse In the design Colts Neck had Its own fire- share of the limelight in the carefully pointed out to him from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Satur- "Some Assemblyman from works display on July 4 this state's yearlong Bicentennial that Molly Pitcher, the legen- day and from noon to 5 p.m. Monmouth County has a bill year for the first lime and celebrations yesterday when dary heroine at the Battle of on Sunday. in to make the horse the state now plans to continue to nave Gov. Brendan T. Byrne Monmouth, was Irish ' Also on display In the State animal - but I won't mention Its own in the future. signed a proclamation declar- "At least three other groups his name." he quipped, re- House rotunda, with the Mon- George and Irene Boson of ing the week of July 27 to have told me she's theirs," he ferring to legislation he has mouth exhibit, is a dollhouse- Louis Circle In MMfcUetown. Aug. 2 Monmouth County added with a laugh "and that's long, but unsuccessfully, sized replica of the historic Mid they signed on for Ike Week. good." sought lo get passed. Allen House In Shrewsbury trip to ihe capital after read A busload of Monmouth which was made by Gen- ing about II In the newspaper County residents, headed by "But whether she's Irish or evieve Rindner of Tinton Gov. Byrne walked in as Polish," he continued, paus- Mr. Kozloski was still talking because ol Ihe but trans- George Goodfellow of Brielle, Falls, noted (or her replicas portation chairman of the county's Bi- ing to take hold of the arm of of historic buildings in the about horses and Monmouth centennial Committee, was on Assemblyman Walter J. Koz- county. County's role in the breeding "It was really well planned hand in the governor's office loski, I) Monmouth, "what industry - really lovely." she saM of for the signing and to receive else is there?" Guests at the ceremony in "Horses are very Important the outing She said although his welcome. Mr. Kozloski and the other the governor's office were in- In Monmouth County," the she had wanted to see the guests laughed. vited to sign a guest book (or governor remarked. Then, State Home for tome time "I doubt if any group from with a smile, he added, thit was her tint visit to it Turning to the signing of Walter J. Kntaakl visitors in this Bicentennial Bmcaa T. Byne Ge-Tje any county will have greater the proclamation, the gover- year which will be placed in "Horses and Applejack." "I'm ashamed to admit It. credentials to come here and nor urged the Monmoulh the state archives at year's After the ceremony, the she laughed "I was born and Monmouth is the latest of Barbara Ackerman, executive an increased awareness of celebrate the Bicentennial County delegation to keep up end lor (uture historians Monmouth County group re- raised In New Jersey " the 21 counties In the state, assistant to Secretary of Stale our history and active partici- than Monmouth County," the the kind of enthusiasm the Bi- They were given a briefing in tired to the Archives room moving in alphabetical order, J. Edward Crabiel and a host! pation in its preservation governor told the group. centennial has generated. the Assembly chamber prior two doors away in the Stale Mr Uoodfellow said Inter to have a week proclaimed in ess for the visitors, explained He referred to the "great to the ceremony on the his- Library for a reception with "I think that one of the ett In Ihit trip to the State its honor as part of the state's that the New Jersey Stale battles" of the Revolutionary The proclamation observed tory and present use of the cheese and crackers and an things that has been good it House had been so great that Bicentennial activities. A House is the second oldest in War and remarked that, that Monmouth County was chamber by a State House Applejack punch made of the that many of the newcomers another is planned for large display board with pho- continuous use in the United "Without Monmouth County, one of the four original New guide and Assemblyman Koz- well known Monmouth Coun- have joined the historical so- Tuesday Sept 14 If enough tographs of numerous sites of States we might not have a Bicen- Jersey counties established in loski. tty product. cieties," she said. "1 think a people express an Interest In tennial to celebrate in free- 1182 and said it has had a public Interest in the county "The first is the state of lot of the new historical so- the next trip, he added, it long and distinguished his- will be on exhibit In the ro- "It's beautiful, but not com- Maryland," she said in reply Mrs. Harry Wright of Upper ciety people are young may he possible to operate tory, including the Battle of tunda of the State House fortable," Mr. Kotloskl re- to a question Freehold Township, who Was couplet who live In new two buses — one leaving from This was an apparent refer- Monmouth. It declares the throughout the week and marked, referring to the lack An aide to the governor in charge of arrangements for houses" Freehold, as yesterday, and ence to the Battle of Mon- week of July 27-Aug 2 Mon- Monmouth County residents of air conditioning. added that Morvan, in Prince- the reception, said she def- Shirley Miller, chairman of another leaving from some mouth which is credited by mouth County week in the Bi- will be given a special wel- In the governor's office, Ion, is the oldest mansion in initely believed the Bicenten- the Colls Neck Bicentennial other point, such at Red many historians with being centennial celebration. come If they visit the State while waiting for Gov. Byrne, the country used as a gover- nial has given a real push lo Committee, agreed Ihe Bicen- Bank Oceanographic unit to track flow of algae condition SANDY HOOK - An in- field teams. and Donald T. Graham, DEP's eral weeks was caused by a be a significant factor. sure until more Information is offshore during the spring Steimle stated, additional mas- vestigating team from the Frank W. Steimle, Jr., coor- director of marine" services, huge bloom of ocean algae Scientists from the state obtained from the ships now could be responsible (or the sive fish kills are not antici- National Oceanographic and dinator of the >OAA team found evidence of algae-laden known as phyloplankton. Environmental Protection sampling the water." said plankton bloom pated here Atmospheric Administration that is investigating the re- water In the surf. The biologists said the al- Agency have issued state- Mr Steimle. Mr Steimle said reports A survey vessel that re- (NOAA) unit based here will cent fish kills, said no addi- "Fortunately, today, as gae were trapped against the ments saying that nutrients He added that unusual from divers and vessels that cently returned to the Nation- begin cruising waters from tional kills have been report- Sunday, there are no dead ocean floor by an upper layer from ocean dumping com- weather conditions, such as have already completed their al Marine Fisheries Service Manasquan to Bamegat today ed In the area this week. fish and no odor at this loca- of warm water which pre- bined with natural nutrients this year's extremely warm sampling ol coastal water in- here from Ihe Long Island to determine whether an al- "The ink-blot shaped mass tion," Paulson stated. vented normal water circula- in the water caused the spring; fresh water runs from dicate that some deoxyge- area reported reasonably gae condition responsible for of dead algae on the ocean "While offshore bottom con- tion. Because of this condi- growth of the plankton the Hudson River, and winds naled water still remains in good water conditions in that massive fish kills in this area bottom is still present, based ditions continue to be serious tion, the plants were unable "We won't know this for and currents that breed algae the area Neverthlets, Mr vicinity is heading south. on the data from offshore in many areas," Paulson said, to reach the surface. Dying The cruise is expected to areas gathered by state and "some good news came in." algae consumed the bottom- last several days. federal ships yesterday," Dr. Surf clammers are reporting water oxygen and it lacked f Meanwhile, bathing condi- Paulson said. But it still "ap- healthy catches seven to eight enough oxygen to sustain fish tions and the quality of pears to be hanging offshore," miles offshore, he said, even life, researchers explained. Ah, Wilderness' lacking nearby ocean waters "contin- he said, rather than threat- though as much as half their Bottom dwelling fish, clams ue to be in fine shape," a ening swimming beaches. catch at four to five miles is and lobsters died. Surface wa- state Department of Environ- "The only problem area our dead or dying, he said. "This ter fish like striped bass and mental Protection said yes- field people found was in the means that either the ink blot blue fish were not affected. terday. surf at the Brigantine Ref- of disaster Is shrinking, or Mr. Steimle said his organi- basic material for comedy Dr. Glenn Paulson, assis- uge," Paulson said. The wa- that it has holes in it," Paul- zation has no hard evidence son said. tant commissioner of the de- ter was clear, but, for some yet to support a theory that By MARVBETH ALLEN born seeker of wisdom who latter when it comes to the But since so little really partment, issued that assess- unknown reason, the oxygen State and federal marine the fish kills were actually hides his love behind a screen parts played by Mr Chala- happens during the course of ment after reviewing reports level in it was substantially bioligsts have determined the end result of ocean dump WEST LONG BRANCH - of cynicism.1 During the kam and Ms Introcato For the play, you can't blame Mr covering the entire coast below normal, he said. This that immense fish kill, which ing of raw sewage and sew- II you've never seen "Much course of the play, the char- him. it works For her. Us Huber for going after those gathered earlier in the day by was the same area where an stretched along the New Jer- age sludge. He added, how- Ado Afout Nothing," "Ah. acter evolves into a person really a bit much laughs any way he can DEP's water and wildlife inspection Sunday by Paulson sey coast during the past sev- ever, that the dumping could Wilderness!" is the next best who is able to face himself - thing. and Mr. Rosenthal smoothly The play by Eugene O'Neill manages this transition. with George M Cohan opened Appearing as the boy's par- last night at the Fine Arts ents are Joe Clores. who sue- License transfer opposed Theatre of Monmouth Col- cessfully handles both comic lege. It's billed as a comedy and serious lines, and Sharon But, although there are a few Peaslee, who plays the role LONG BRANCH - Approx- tioned whether the license have live music or dancing on bers and whether it would be truly funny moments, a Neil with such perpetual peevish- imately 50 residents of the would comply with the re- the site. operated around the year or Simon work, it isn't ness that she totally excludes Imperial House high-rise con- quired 200 feet distance from He was asked by the coun- just during the summer sea- any elements of warmth dominium on Ocean Ave . ap- St. Michael's Roman Catholic cil to state his future in- son. For starters, picture a Church on Ocean Ave. tentions The third concern raised by peared before city council small town in Connecticut in Livening things up is Paul Mr. O'Hagan said that the the objectors was that there last night to protest transfer Mr. Tanzman questioned IDS. To add a little ex- Chalakani, who possesses a "the type of operation this li- proposed facility was small would not be sufficient park- of a liquor license to the citement, the play is set on a true comic flair. He puts a cense might lead to," and and only Intended to have 12- ing to accomodate the bar Takanassee Beach Club. fourth of July weekend But great deal into the role of Sid, said that the condominium 15 bar stools. After a two hour hearing, that really doesn't matter a lovable drunk, and gets a owners feared that it might There was also some ques- "We strongly oppose the with the condominium owners much because the characters lot of laughter as a result. "develop into a discoteque." tion as to whether the pro- granting of this license." said represented by Norman Tan- don't even know how to cele- Rick Rawitz. who is on stage posed plan would be restrict- Mr. Tanzman iman, a former State Senator Mr. O'Hagan said that there brate and make the occasion only briefly as a merchant, is were no present intentions to ed to Just beach club mem- from Middlesex County and "We just want to retain the special. also good for a laugh Milton Shoenholz (both Impe- quiet surroundings of our What's wrong, with (he col- rial House residents), the properties," he said. lege production is that It's a Other memorable perform- council agreed to adjourn the Christopher Peters, one of dull play to begin with — and ances are given by Ellen At) hearing to its caucus session He'll talk faster the principals of the Taka- it's doubtful whether it's gyros who, In her portrayal of next Tuesday. LONG BRANCH - "I'll just have to talk faster." vow- nasee Beach Club, said that worth all Ihe effort required an awkward child, exhibits The council asked the ed Councilman James W. Dennis — referring to a resolu- the club is "strictly family- to put it across. considerable stage presence, beach club, represented by tion adopted by city council last night which limits Ihe oriented," and predicted that There are some excellent Patty Bradley, who shows attorney Robert O'Hagan, to lime a councilman may speak. it would lose "three-quarters individual performances. Bui signs of emotional depth. provide written answers to The resolution limits each councilman to speaking for of its membership if it oper- when all is said and done, Donna Mendell. who appears several of the points raised by 15 minutes during Ihe business (or the good of Ihe order ated a loud disco bar." they don't add up to a produc as a call girl with Rosenthal the objectors. and another 15 minutes in response to Ihe public participa- The council also asked that tion that you would rush right in the play's funniest scene, The condominium residents tion the applicant agree in writing back lo see and Amy Introcaso. who SEARCHING FOR SELF ^ The wilderness In maintain that the granting of "I think you should call this the Dennis Amendment'." to restrict the sale of bottles Larry Rosenthal is belie- makes the most of a dumb "Ah, Wilderness!" Is a personal one — Richard the liquor license transfers quipped Mr. Dennis, apparently taking Ihe measure in (or off-premises consumption vable as a young man in maid characterization Miller's, to be exoct. And tor the production which would create additional traf- good humor. Lafayette Bar lnc present- search of himself via Robert Huber. director, has will continue nightly through Saturday at Mon- fic problems to an already The resolution was suggested by Richard G, Traversa. ly holds the license and is books and women He endows been laced with the decision mouth College, West Long Branch, he Is portrayed "hazardous" intersection. City Council President, who went on record as saying Mr seeking to sell it to the beach the role with sensitivity, con- of going for reality or for by Larry Rosenthal. Here he discusses lite with Mr. Tanzman also ques- Dennis dominated meetings with lengthy speeches club. veying an image of the stub- laughs He tends toward the Lily, his aunt, who is portrayed by Patty Bradley. Cagers take Olympic gold

MONTREAL (AP) - The wind up today Reg White of United Stales' aggressive,, Britain has clinched the gold, fired-up basketball team recl- but Hawaiians David McFaull aimed the Olympic gold med- and Michael Rothwell have a al and wiped out the memory solid hold on second place of Munich with a runaway 95- Louganis. a 16-year-old 74 victory over Yugoslavia Sports phenom from El Cajon, Ca- last night 16 SHREWSBURY, N J WEDNESDAY. JULY 28. 1976 lif ., led the qualifiers in men's The game was so one-sided, platform diving, held the lead with the Americans building a through the early dives then 20-point lead midway in the So did the boxers. In the ning the last of the seven-race gave way to veteran Klaus first half, that the television early bouts, four Americans series East Germany fin- Dibiasi of Italy, who won an cameras beaming coverage to advanced to the semifinals, ished in a tie in points with unprecedented third con- the United States broke away where they're assured of at the American but were placed secutive gold in his inter- for coverage of boxing quarter least a bronze medal. The third because they did not national diving competition. finals and men's platform div- winners of the semifinals in have a victory. Denmark won Dibiasi. who won a silver ing. each class fight for the gold the gold in that class medal at Tokyo before taking . The Soviet Union, which while the semifinal losers Skipper Dennis Conner of golds at Mexico City and had handed the United States each get bronze. San Diego and crewmen Conn Munich, won with the highest Its only Olympic basketball The Americans advancing Findlay of Belmont, Calif., diving total In Olympic his- loss in history in the con- were lightweight Howard won the bronze in the Tem- tory, 600.51 points. Louganis troversial finals in Munich Davis, light-welterweight Sug- pest class, following Sweden was second with 576.88 Vladi- ' four years ago, didn't make it ar Ray Leonard, flyweight and Russia in the overall mir Aleynik of Russia was to the finals this time. The Leo Randolph and ban- standings. third with 548 61. Kent Vosler. Russians, upset by Yugoslav- tamweight Charles Mooney West Germany claimed the Eaton, Ohio, was fourth with ia Monday night, had to settle In addition to Louganis, the golds in the Flying Dutchman 544.14 and Kim Moore, Colum- for the bronze medal, won in other American medals on a and 470 classes The single- bus, Ohio, fifth with 538.17. a 100-72 route of Canada. relatively light schedule were handed Finn class gold went Bruce Wilhelm of Los Altos. Adrian Dantley of Notre acquired in yachting. to Jochen Schumann of East Calif, just missed a bronze Dame scored 12 of his game- The United States' three- Germany. medal in superheavweight high 30 points in the first six man soling entry, Texans Only five of the six yachting weightllfting. He had a total minutes as America's young- John Kolius of LaPorte and classes were completed and lift of 852 pounds, the same as est Olympic basketball team Walter Glasgow and Richard the United States has a solid third-place finisher Helmut DIVING INTO SILVER— Greg Louganis of El Co- ever ran up a 20-8 lead. Hoepfner of Houston claimed chance for a silver or bronze Losch of East Germany. The ion, Calif, dives from the platform yesterday on With guards Phil Ford and the silver medal after win- In the Tornado, which will East German was awarded his way to securing a silver medal in the event. Qutnn Buckner stripping the the medal because he harried Yugoslavs of the ball weighed less than Wilhelm. Prix title. Michel Vaillancourt 22 of them gold. East Ger- many has 28 golds in their total on a more-or-less regular Russian man-mountain Va- of Canada won the silver and of 65 And West Germany is a bails, the Americans weren't sily Alexeev, a 344-pounder, Franciois Mathy of Belgium Commette 11th distant fourth with 25 medals, threatened again. KINGSTON, Oat. - Peter Commrttr of MMdletown fin set a world record of 561 took the bronze in a jumpoff. nine of them gold. Th» prmlft restoring gold tshed seventh In Ike Finn class of Olympic yachting here pounds in the clean and jerk In archery, world champion In the sport the Americans In- yesterday. and won the gold with a total Darrell Pace, a 19-year-old Japan defeated the U.S. vented wai the tint U.S. Tie race, Ike last «f seven la Ike Olympics series, gave lift of 896 pounds. Gerd Bonk Air Force technician from men's handball team 27-20 In Olympic victory In the last Ctmmelle an lltk place finish ovrrail of East Germany took the sil- Cincinnati, took a 16-pnint lead a game tor ninth place. The two days of competition. The Tie Grid Medal was woa by East Germany. Russia took ver with 881 pounds. over Carlo Ferrari of Italy af- U.S. women's foil fencing youthful Greg Louganls got Ike silver and Australia got the bronze. Kazuhiro Ninomiya of Ja- ter the .first day of com- team was eliminated as Rus- one of four medals the U.S. West Germany won the 47* class; Denmark won the Sol- pan won the gold in judo's petition. sia, Poland, France, Romania, acquired yesterday, a silver Ing; Sweden won Ike gold In the Tempest, and West Ger- heavyweight division and In the chase for the top of Hungary, West Germany, Italy AP •IrtpMti in the platform diving. many grabbed Ike Flying Dutchman medal. Hungary took the team title the medals chart, the Soviet and Britain moved into the DANTLEY DRIVES — Adrian Dantley of the U.S. And, with the basketball The Tornado class will be decided today with Great In water polo. Union leads in over-all med- semifinals. Hie Americans lost basketball tegm drives for a layup. Yugoslavia's team making such a runaway Britain comfortably ahead of Ike U.S.A. America finished als with 80 and in golds with 9-7 to Britain and 14-2 to Italy Kreslmlr Coslc is trying to block the shot. The U.S. Alwin Schockemoehle of of it, he got a lot of television second In the Soling class and third In tke Tempest. 28. The United States is sec- before beating Iran 11-5 in won the basketball gold medal. West Germany won the time, too. equestrian individual Grand ond over-all with 65 medals. their only victory ot the day. Mets bounce Phillies; Yanks lose to Orioles Roy Staiger figured in both ry Maddux lined a single off knocked out Underwood. fourth. Dave Cash beat out a single. play grounder. < •«<" New York rallies and the pitcher Craig Swan's leg with Bruce Boisclair, John Milner tap to the pitcher but Bowa A throwing error by third Baltimore has won the first Mets used six hits to beat the the bases loaded. Swan how- and Joe Torre rapped con- flied out. Schmidt walked in baseman Graig Nettles on two games of the three-game Philadelphia Phillies 4-1 last ever, shut off more trouble secutive singles for one run, the fifth but the next three Ken Singleton's leadoff groun- series but New York still night. when he got Bobby Tolan on bringing on reliever Ron batters went down der set up Baltimore's first holds a commanding 12V&- Staiger singled and scored a comebacker to the mound. Schueler Milner scored on In the sixth, Bobby Tolan run in the second inning. Sin- game lead over the runner-up the first New York run in the New York went without a Staiger's sacrifice fly. 1 gleton came around on Tony Orioles in the American fifth, when the Mets scored opened with an infield single hit for the first four innnings The Phillies loaded the but Oates hit into a double Muser's single and a double League East. twice. The Mets added two against Underwood, but bases in the eighth after two more runs In the sixth with play. Bob Boone, who has reached him for two runs in out on consecutive singles by been sidelined with an injured . Staiger delivering a sacrifice the fifth. Staiger singled for Johnny Oates, pinch-hitter fly. knee, pinch-hit a single but the Mets'.first hit with one Tim McCarver and Davi Pepe Mangual went to the How They Stand Bob Myrick, 1-0, the second out and Bud Harrelson- Cash. But pinch-hitter Olllr warning track in center field walked. They engineered a AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE of three Mets' pitchers, Brown took three straighi to drag down Cash's long Edit DIvitleH Cait Dlviiltfi earned the victory while Tom double steal and Staiger scored strikes from reliever Skip W L Pet. Ot W L Pet OB drive. New York, ,.. . 60 35 632 - Philadelphia 45 30 644 - Underwood, 6-3, took Ihe loss. as Swan grounded out, Har- Lock wood to end the inning. Baltimore... , 48 SOQ 12'i Pittsburgh S3 43 Stt \V i Clevelond.. 2 41 419 13', New Vork SI 49 510 It1'} The Phillies took a 1-0 lead relson moving to third, from Myrick pitched three in- The Baltimore Orioles, Detroit SI. Loult 42 S3 .442 23 where he scored on a wild Boston Chicago 40 M 4M 36' i in the third Inning when Gar- nings and gave up three hits, helped by four New York er- Milwaukee.... 41 St 4S2 17Montreol 32 60 341 31") MwVMIII PMMMpMII) pitch. striking out three and walking rors and a run-producing bad- Kansas Cily. S9 38 AM - Cincinnati 62 37 .624 - A r h ob r Oakland Lot Angeles 4 0 OCoshtt. 1 0 The Mets rally In the sixth two. He was lifted in favor of hop single, scored three runs S3 *i 535 J i 1 ftowo st 1 1 T«x« 47 48 495 ll'i Houston S3 Lockwood after walking lead- and defeated the Yankees 4-1 46 SO .479 |M Son Diego - 4*0 14V, 1 | OBrown ph 1 1 Mt« Y««(l kcHtMiore (41 lMIMOtl 1 Chicago 44 U .449 IS } Atlanta 54 449 17' j raw* 1 0 McGrow p 1 1 Ob off batter Larry Bowa in the last night as Jim Palmer be- Milrwf II ftlvtrtcf 3 1 BumWycf 4 I ( untu SI ,426 II Son Francisco.. - 51 426 20 4 0 'nrinu,M Hi .1 < Reggie Jacks*! Ytiltrday » R«liltl Yesterday t Results Torttlb 3 0 Luinkkl II 1 0 R White It 4 7 Orich ft 3 0 seventh. DMkElUs came the first 14-game win- Chicago 5. Montreal 0 | 1 Jhnstne r( 0 1 Murom c ] 1 ReJcksnrt 3 0 Boston I, Cleveland J ChomDIH 10 4 ner in the American League Baltimore 4. New York 1 New York 4. Philadelphia, 1 1 1 Morlin rl 1 j 0 Mora pr 0 0 Milwaukee 6. Detroit 4 Los Angeles at Atlanta, ppd., rain safe? 0 Hottonpri i i CMoy dh 3 0 LMoy 1b 4 1 Maddox extended his hitting In the third and issued a one- walk to Jay Johnstone and GNttli 3b 3 by pitching a four-hitter. Texoi ot Minnesota, ppd . rain San Francisco 9, Cincinnati. 4 Swan p I 0 GModdo* cf < 0 0 Sngltontl ) 1 streak to 10 games, Bowa California?, Kansas City 1 Pittsburgh 3, St Louis. 1 MyrlcV p 0 Tolan rl GomWf rt 3 0 Hidii ct 1 0 out walk In the fourth. Maddox' single, but Mets's * i Rndlph % 3 Oakland 1, Chicago 0 Houston 4, Son Diego 1 Lckwood p Oate* c • 0 0 Munscrdh 1 0 nine and Cash six as the Undrwodp ; o Motor* tt 7 0 Blngeru 4 0 With two out in the first, starter Craig Swan got a The 30-year-old right-hand- Tttfayt Gamtt Ttxkiy's Games 0 U Htndrlckipnl 0 DeClfKs3b 3 0 Phillies managed to leave 13 Clevelannd (Brown 7 61 at Bosto Montreal (Fryman II ond Klrby II) DEIIIIP 0 Schmidt doubled but was force play and two strikeouts. er has won eight of nine deci- Uonti4-U,n at St. Louis (Oosmussen 3-1 and Curlis S 1 I) 0 DDuCOnc 3 0 men on base. Ntw York (Alexander 5 6) al Bain 7J, 2, t-n Gorbtr K 0 U Plom*f p 0 0 stranded as Greg Luzinski Swan left the game after sions .since June 15 and has more (Garland 12-2), n Chicago (Bonham 6 9) at Philadelphia McCorvrph 1 0 Detroit (Roberts 9 10) al Milwaukee innings, complaining completed eight of his last 11 ooo aoo MI (Augstine47).n Lot Angeles (John 6 •) at Atlanta liantly before the fifth. He re- straight hit for Schmidt over about a tender elbow. He was Ttxai (Horgon 4 2) and (Barr 2-5) ot — starts. He blanked the Yan- Minnesota (Hughes 4 10 and Luebber 0 New Vork . 000 022 000 ti. Neltlet. ondolph. D Ellis Mo tired the side in order in the Pittibu ton. DP-Niw a three-game span. The replaced by Myrick, who kees until the ninth when they ?). tn !Seaver9 ... Phitodtiphla 001 000 000 Vork iwialMmontM Kansas City (Poltln 3-9 or Hostler 0-6) DP—New VorK I LOB —N«w Vork LOB —New Yor 3. Bomfioreft IB J*t first, gave up a leadoff walk Phillies put the first two bat- struck out Johnny Oates and Son Francisco (Dressier 3-7) at Cincin- Philadelphia u'?B Si mmc May, Bumbry. Ingltton. HR — Bumbry scored on a hit batsman, a al California (Klrfcwood 4-71, n nati (Zochryl-3»,n SB-Stolger. Harrison SF-Slrolfler (S) SB River J in the second, put down three Underwood to start the Chicago (Odom 10) at Oakland (Tor San Diego (Jones 174) at Houston ters on in the second on a stolen base and Roy White's rtl 19), n (Andu|ar«-7),n IIIIUIIIHimillllMIIIIIIIIIIIIII O'Rourke finds his Eden with three-year-old filly By JONNIFALK tired for breeding, and her first foal was Buckeye Jim, FREEHOLD -In the Bible, who died from encephalitis. Eden was synonymous with Next came a filly, but she Paradise. broke a sesamoid. Finally, For Jim O'Rourke of Eng- Eden Star was bom and got lishtown, Eden is rapidly be- O'Rourke back on the track. coming heaven, or in a Milto- "We didn't race her as a nian sense, Paradise Re- two-year-old," O'Rourke said gained. "We saved her for this year O'Rourke has been follow- to give her a chance to devel- ing the racing star for eight op" years now, and after tragic The filly was brought along beginnings seems to finally at Tony Abbatiello's Five have found his paradise. Point Farm in Colts Neck, Paradise in this case is a and Abbatiello has also been three-year-old bay filly her driver in all IS starts. named Eden Star, who has "She's a fine filly." Abba- now won eight races in 13 tiello said before he took Jier starts at Freehold Raceway out in the Sire Stakes Friday. here. In her other five starts, "She's exceptional because she has finished second four she is a closer. She has one times and third once to hit good kick, and most of her the money everytime out. races have been won from be- The filly won the second di- hind. THE WINNER - Abbatlello, who nas driven Eden Star in all 13 of the vision of the New Jersey Sire "She's a handful in a race filly's races, wheels her Into the winner's circle after she came from be Stakes here Friday to raise though," he continued. "When hind to score an easy win. her earnings this year to over the gate springs, you have to tn.ooo restrain her. If the field gets the first half, moved into watching that horse run," Eden Star is oul of Star of third going into the second mally, a good pacer can start to the half in a minute, she's O'Rourke, an accountant once a week, and O'Rourke Eden by Abbe Gene Volo, and in good shape. You have one half, passed the field at the bubbled. it was with Star of Eden that has been keeping pretty much shot with her. Today. I'm three-quarter mark, and won All of Eden Star's races O'Rourke's pursuit of racing to that schedule with his prize starting with her in the sec- in the rain at 2:03.1. have been at Freehold, but three-year-old. paradise started. ond tier, and I'm following a The time wasn't the young the future may see the filly While Adam and Eve had O'Rourke and his partner, horse I know nothing about pacer's fastest, but consid- GOOD MORNING — Eden Star, three-year-old filly owned by Jim moving to other venues. their problems in Eden, Joe Nassaur of Edison, start- If that horse breaks, I can't ering where she started in the "I have hopes to run her at O'Rourke ot Engllshtown, left, gets a little morning exercise from trainer ed Star of Eden in three races do anything about it." field, and the weather condi- O'Rourke seems to have the Meadowlands when found a way to regain his. Bernle McKenna, center, ond driver Tony Abbatlello before suiting up for before she went lame. The True to form, Eden Star tions, it was excellent. the track there opens," a Just the old story of "if at his run at a share of a New Jersey Sire Stakes race ot Freehold Roceway. filly by Santo Eden was re- trailed the field for most of "My greatest thrill is just proud O'Rourke said. Nor- first you don't succeed." Kuhn set to discuss WWVSBURY N J WEDNESDAY JLH.V ?» 1976 17 Americans shooting diamond expansion WASHlNr.TnN /AD. „ return to Washington for home victory returns to Congress today to - The Sisk ad hoc group has several questions about ex gotten the District of Colum- WALL T The Mew Jersey with fans allowed to parade John Roeslein and Kevla discuss baseball's expansion pansion but then said he bia Armory Board, which op- Americans' will be trying to their banners at midfleM dur- Klnua lead the Americans plana- or lack of them- with wanted Kuhn, who appeared erates the stadium, to agree get back on the winning Irack ing halftime who are M-J aa the season. the Select House Committee with four owners, to return to a lease arrangement that when they play Ihe Con- While the Yankees hold a 2 with IS psMs each They are oa Professional Sports. before the 13 member com- would be favorable to a new necticut Yankees al Wall Sta- I season's edge over the tied for sixth place la leagae Kuhn, who spent two hours mittee to explain more fully baseball team dium at I tonight Americans, the Americans scoring before the committee last why baseball has refused to Sisk and Horton maintain blanked them. 24. two weeks C'oaaertmt brings aa I** week, also will be questioned The fifth-place Americans that Washington, with a met- •(» record into the game * about tax shelters which al lost to Rhode Island. I-!, ropolitan area population of 3 The Yankees boast the The Americans will award feet professional sports. Friday night The Yankees, Hazlet cops million, would be •'good mar- leading scorer In the league Druei for baaaen m the fol- The return of baseball to ' who are in second place in ket for a baseball team. 111 Vic Calabrese. who has Jl lowing categories moat ongi the nation's capital, which A w*. Oniilin Ihe Eastern Division of Ihe points on II goals and 2 as- nal, funniest, and best slogan CrWI 7 On tax shelters. Kuhn testi- has been without a team for „ * " American Soccer League, sists for Ihe Americans fied last week that legislation have lost their last two out the past five years since the HAZLET - Hazlet currently before Congress clincn ) ings Senators were moved to * ">* American East "contains a number of puni- Texas, is the primary goal of Division of the Ed Carleton tive and extremely destruc- Banner night, postponed committee chairman B. F Memorial Baseball League tive provisions which can in- Idncroft leads last Friday because of bad Sisk, D-Cahf with an B-2 victory over Union deed threaten the very exis- weather, will be held tonight Beach yesterday. Lincroft Jumped Into first "ait,'.'tnaarrMOHIMI Sisk, along with vice chair- tence of professional sports c 1 man Prank Horton, R-N.Y., - Hazlet now has a 10-3 place in the North Jersey ff "* *" "•* "*"* **" P "In fact, baseball possesses Barbers win l Shore Tennis League with a 2- M S5ltf'JKKTclLaia ana at . iu headed an ad hoc congres- £°*£l ^'fl? ° * none of the characteristics of wma«r»*f«4a*fl 41 *J sional committee which un- nlon Beach ls 1 victory over Bncktown • t«rfJK aM 6otv« Marftaan a tax shelter," he said. on JS court i •i Cnn successfully tried to get base- Brian Paglione allowed five In other matches. Toms II 'Baseball owners neither ac- NEPTUNE - The Al ball to expand into Washing- hits while upping his mound River downed 41-love. 2-1. *£J?i£.'m*>., quire nor hold teams for tax lenhurst Barbers nipped ton. record to 4-2. He walked sev- NJSTA edged Ft Monmoulh. •|»"«s«-•*»•• reasons Rather, they seek an Quincy Fish, M-M and Larson After major league baseball en and fanned seven. economic return on their in- ARMY NETMAN— Maj. Ferdinand B. Beckette, Ford routed Belmar Play- : I. and Red Bank blanked JftgifgiStiTjtt, . refused in April to put a team Country Side, M »•»» «ra»«»r» a* warton o* Bob Watson had a two-run vestment and the enjoyment Ft. Monmouth ad|utant, will be In Ft. Eustis, Va., land. 1IM1 in Jersey Shore we ftaataM and Cnariatte 'tftvAata in Washington, Sisk urged the IRB) i DM taa*A and Cafwt* Lindkdv double in the second inning, and excitement that accom- today to vie for a berth on the All Army tennis Summer Basketball League 4» 4 1 formation of the professional and Carlos Guzman and Bob pany active involvement In team which will play in the Interservlce Tennis action. d Maurean DeFt*»e and Pavt MM 4 1 Dait* Raat and THaa rtwori iRRi d sports commltee, saying: Williams each had two-run the sport." Tournament next month. Ma|. Beckette Is shown Pee Wee Jackson was high (TRt d jeyVe TamtMn* and Jaan Jake. "WWe cancan't make these people singles. Kuhn said as a general rule, here with the trophy for the open division singles nyth ft 1.4 4 m L man tor Allenhurst (B-S) with (baseball owners) do any- Tom Davis, who worked the baseball owners have had an crown he won-ln the Eastern TRADOC champion- Morv LOu VvH»n end Virgin* Maxt> 21 points Teammate Jerry Mn« |TR| « Penny MHtther M B«*4>- ,'! J thing, but maybe they'll wish first five frames of the six in- active and long-standing par- ships last week. He was the singles runner up in the hhuUitam.4 1 4 J Lattlmore added M they had." ning game, was the loser. ticipation in the game. Interservlce tourney last year. NJIT* (II Ft ntumtm (II Dave Nelson pared the Qu- Elite lvlvnttf And Lwi Brew* (Ml !! 5 d I inda imifh and Veime, Be*rxtt

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MACHCINIMA- IIOI>H Foodai thtGttf*' JO t 11 Ney York Channels — 2, 4, S, 7, 9, 11# 13 ~ MOHMOUTH A«IJ Cf •"••- OCCAM TOMWIMIP Monl» rMlUX! ' 1 Oroovc TuW t » flflff- EVENING VAN DYKE • MACNEIL REPORT hospitalized with 10b- Christopher Plummer. Yul 100BOBEST OF Itw Man ivrw Frii To Eorlh ; 30 f JC Brynner The amazing lite O'II''* " »• ' *>•> "•' « MIODLCHOOK CINEMA I- SHOW • LOVE. AMERICAN related injuries. Chico TOMORROW Muidr' By Omih • 00. • 41 Ran mot. 6 00 BOOOSBNEWS Scratch My Car ana Die STYLE decides that something is of Eddie Chapman, master Edgar Bergen. ac- nee J 00 CINEMA II- OBEWITCHED • WHAT'S COOKING? BJMOQAN'S HEROES missing from his life and safecracker hunted by companied by Charlie Aii lh# Pret>d*n' > Men ' M IO 00 Ram Sam s Caesar Salad "Pancakes • NEW JERSEY NEWS resolves 10 find a new Scotland Yard McCarthy and Mortimer ug!iTa«i is. 4:* ' • «« mtfineel B0 OTHE AVENGERS •ZOOM REPORT career (R) • ROBERT MACNEIL Snerd. discusses his Flltt HOLD Sclent Oust • ANDY GRIFFITH •"00 ••CBS WEDNESDAY NEWS ANALYSIS career and reveals how he 10:00 BBTHE BLUE KNIGHT EATONTOWN BSTAB TREK ffiTME RIFLEMAN NIGHT MOVIE BCAPTIONED ABC created 4/ie personalities COMMUNITY — MALL It— After arresting a major By Any Other Name ffiTHE OLYMPIAD Woman ol the Year' NEWS . of his famous talking Tutirwi-tiion ? K. 10 00 E«nylhmfl You *u mePrrtidenf » Men l ». f « drug pusher. Bumper Alwovl Wonted To Know About iolffl BTODAY IN DELAWARE The Decathlon' Joseph Bologna. Renee dummies (R) finds the man is ap11:3- 0 BflCBS LATE MOVIE SS*11*1:41 **mr Ml II IS A VILLA ALEQRE JJJSTAR TREK Taylor A battla ol the by- parently immune to the "Live A Little. Love A 1:20 OPENNSYLVANIA: LONG BHANCH • THE UNTOUCHABLES • MACNEIL REPORT lines culminates in a law when federal narcotics Little" (1968) Elvis PERSPECTIVE MOVIES I- ©COURTSHIP OF ED7:3- 0 flCANDID CAMERA stormy marriage between Onw 7 4). 10 00 Rom mottntt J 00 agents put him back on Presley. Michele Cary A BWED. NIGHT LATE MOVIES II— DIE'S FATHER •WHAT DO YOU DO? a nonchalant sportswriter the street-and Bumper is carefree bachelor- MOVIE Wurd«f By DMIh • 00. • « Bom moll 1»| the Dirt Out' A look and a highly sophisticated nttl IS ISESAME STREET told to cooperate |R) photographer is caught in Amazons of Rome international reporter ATLANTIC HieHLANDS THE BRADY BUNCH at sandblasters Vet a series of amusing (1963) Louis Jourdan. ATLANTIC CINEMA- [ZOOM Stadium clean up crews, BOLITTLE HOUSE ON adventures (R) Sylvia Syms. The Soilor Ano Fell From Groct I X 30 BNIC NIGHTLY NEWS water purification plant THE PRAIRIE ML* """ 9 X "The Class of 76" An NBC BBTHE TONIGHT BEDITORIAL PARTRIDGE FAMILY workers. shampooers, Ebeneier Sprague Laura News documentary SHOW 1:25 BTHE LATE SHOW COLONIAL- WAII I)ISM\ euben Lives' hotel housekeepers, and Ingalls makes a close comparing the graduating Host: Johnny Carson Treasure of Pancho Villa Born To Kill ' JO JocHOn County JO'I landscapes friend ol a fisherman, ABC EVENING NEWS classes of 1953 and 1976 BMOVIE (1955) fiory Calhoun. 9 OS ONAME THAT TUNE unaware that he is the MIDDLETOWN CBS EVENING NEWS at the same Northern The Big Knife" (1955) Shelley Winters. FILM FESTIVAL new local banker who has TAKE 12 QADAM 12 California high school, Jack Palance. Ida Lupino. 1:30 BTHE LATE SHOW f MMo!"hVf.M To Eorll. ' 30. t « ELECTRIC COMPANY •Missing Child" earned the reputation as TOWN WEST- showing how the A Hollywood star tries to "A Night at the Opera Murotr By Deoln ' X f » «*JtMaatrs THAT GIHL l XXI OLYMPIC the meanest man in town graduates differ in terms break with a grasping (1935) The Marx Brothers. MAILET A0AM.12 M IR| of their values, goals, producer and causes QJOE FRANKLIN ES QTHE CROSS-WITS BOOK BEAT perceptions, beliefs and tragedy 1:55 BJACK BENNY PETER The eventa that are QfJXXI OLYMPIC i* Edge by John V OQXXI OLYMPIC 2:00 ©NEWS t scheduled to take place GAMES behavior Lindsay fiOHEAT GREAT SHOW today are archery, track QMETS BASEBALL NEW»\ and lield events, boning, (See 7:30 p.m. descrip- Drums of Africa" (1963) MATAWAN 7 00 BCBS EVENING NEWS New York Mets vs. Pit- KXI TM.YMPIC tion.) Frankie Avalon, Marietta, CINEMA M— •WILD KINGDOM canoeing. equestrian tsburgh Pirates GAMES All IIW Pf«id*nf l MM 7 », 9:*J0 events, lenclng, Held QSHOWCASE 9 Hartley. STRATHMOHE QNBC NIGHTLY NEWS • THE F.B.I. QJTHE LIFE OF CINEMA I- hockey, handball. |udo. Illegal' (1955) Edward G • NIGHT FINAL Ptlti P» I 00. 3 00; 7:00 Gnomf Mo BANDY GRIFFITH The Deadly Pact" SONARDO DA VINCI Robinson. Nina Foch. A 2:30 QHITCHCOCK Oil* 2 23. 3 IS; I » and wrestling. CINEMA II- "Andy's New Mayor" • BO NOVA Oa Vinci flees to Venice to former DA gets involved PRESENTS' BOBBY VINTON SHOW escape the French oc- E «OK.*I 1 00. 9 10 TO TELL THE TRUTH Meditation and the Mind" with mobsters and ends QNEWS FAMILY AFFAIR cupation of Milan in 1499. ABC EVENING NEWS I Transcendental Meditation up having to defend his 3:05 QNEWS No Uncle is an Island' and there makes plans for IT TAKES A THIEF (THTI E TOURISTS ARE has become big business. wife. I * the invention of sub- 3:20 QPAT COLLINS "A Matter ol Grey Matter" NOVA explores the RIMINQ, THE TOURISTS • BURNS AND ALLEN NEWS BNEWS scientific benefits of these marines to defend Venice ARE COMING The Japanese Texan" THE LATE LATE SHOW daily rituals and questions from the French allied 8 OJONE STEP BEYOND "Code ol Scotland Yard the price tag attached Turkish Fleet. During this EQCAPTIONED ABC (1948) Diana Dors. Oscar • OF LANDS AND SEAS period, he produces one NEWS Homolka. "Mayan Exploration1 of the world's great CD DARK SHADOWS BJOEL A. SPIVAK |R| BROTHERS' (01:00 MOVIE masterpieces, "The Last Supper." (R) Saratoga" (1937) Jean 11:45 QBWEDNESDAY RESTAURANT MOVIE OF THE WEEK ATLANTIC CINEMA I p0R ADULTS ONLY WALTER READE THEATERS Harlow. Clark Gable. A • MASTERPIECE MBt HOT ft. H* um "Staraky and Hutch" David spoiled. beautiful THEATRE Soul, Paul Michael Qlaser. u KITCHEN S42-MH America, living the good Shoulder to Shoulder: "XAVIERA HOLLANDER" Slarsky and Hutch, an AU SEATS '130 OMMUNITY BAH T47-N2S lite among English society The Pankhursts" This episode deals with the unorthodox pair of though Plus is lolled back to reality undercover cops, In- when her father dies and reasons for the founding "CHARLEY'S SPECIAL of the Women's Social vestigate a double 'CERTIFIED MALE" she learns that his affairs and Political Union in homicide only to discover are tied up with a han- that they are the intended dsome bookmaker. Manchester. (R) LUNCH 10:30 OKINER'S KORNER victims. (R) fiCMIORCMPttlCB AUNT" (S NOVA 12:00 (DFILM FESTIVAL A comedy by "Meditation and the Mind" • ISFAHAN OF SHAH "Cheers For Miss Bishop" SI Brandon Thomaa Transcendental Meditation ABBAS A close examination of (1941) Martha Scott. has become big business. William Qargan. Jury 30, NOVA explores the Isfahan, one of Iran's most beautiful cities and MACNEIL REPORT J25 scientific benefits of these THE 700 CLUB Aug. 1, 6 & 7 ol . it's creator Shah dally rituals and questions NIGHT GALLERY MIMMWtkktHI AM.) CM the price tags attached. Abbas, who reigned from 1ta» Cata » •• SMr Sk» *t BW SHk mt tai 1587 to 1629. (R) 12:30 B PERRY MASON DANCE 8:30 OMERV GRIFFIN Directed by 11:00 QBODBBNEWS CAPTIONED ABC 8:57 QgaBIC. MINUTES B (Q MARY HARTMAN, HENRY FRANZONI "THE HUSTLE" • QNBC NEWS UPDATE MARY HARTMAN CUIIAIH: 8-.30 A one-mmule summary of ON.F.L. ACTION SAT. NITE the latest news. TICKETSr |]|$4 MUSIC By • THE HONEYMOONERS 9:00 BOTHE BEST OF "Alice and the Blonde" FANCY FREE SANFORD AND SON BCAPTIONED ABC CAIL 7414323 DANCING TIL 2 A.M. "The Great Sanford Siege" NEWS AW. W 1 BW1 - WaWM SHOWTIME I P.M. The Sanfords are unable BA FAMILY AT WAR to leave their house when The Lucky Ones" Edwin two bill collectors arrive must now learn to live Double Feature on the scene. (R) without Jean. (R) The way out is murderl TeCHNICOt.O«« • •XXI OLYMPIC ALFRED HITCHCOCK YVETTE MtMIEUX |R| brBUENAVtSTAOiSTRiSUTIONCO IMC *«•« Omw P.octotiwo* GREAT GATSBY GAMES PRlESENTE S HSE McDonaM's MIUSHAKE first 100 persons each show • BRACKEN'S WORLD S3 HOLLYWOOD "Jackson County Jail" The Stunt" HmWmmOmt _ Open lor Lunch SHOWCASE ( BBQaREAT PER- "Triple Cross" 11967) "BOHN TO KILL and Dinner FORMANCES "Jenny: Lady Randolph Solod Bor Featuring oil Churchill: Recovery" th« Sreomers you (on eat During their three years In THE23RDCEMTURY. Ireland, Randolph's REDFORO/HQFFMAN (omplimenlory Shrimp The only thing you con'cent havhove iIn Ihtsperthb perfeci t wotid eloquent speeches on the "WITHE on oil tables "AN EATING Irish question gain him is you OOtri bHhdoy Logon bM S DRINKING increasing recognition in PttSBtUTSHDT CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED EMPORIUM" England. Jennie gains a Open 7 days devoted admirer in Count 229-3030 Charles Klnskv. 336 Branchport Ave., Long Branch 9.30 •BCHICO AND THE MAN "The Accident" While "•*« Comedy ol«M Veer" Gene MialH NIC Chlco and Ed are *** NEIL SIMON'S CELEBRATE THE 200th ANNIVERSARY

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BELGIAN MILITARY HOSPITAL C*l«gie, Germany More Grocery Super Savings! IDEAL SANDWICH KRAFT DlNNtH C r Spec. 4.C. and Mrs. Alan R. Tomato Sauce 4^.99° dad Bags -'.":'.59 Macaroni«chMM4 ; Bond (nee Rita Gorski), Co- GLENSIDE TALL KITCHEN PttWCCSS 0UU41 logne, Germany, son, July 15. Sweet Peas 5' «.M Bes Pak Bags ons69c Aluminum Fol JSfiPI .99 Mrs. Bond is a graduate of REGULAR OR LEMON LIQUID lATHflOOM ASSORTED COLORS SOUCEft Red Bank Catholic High C C e School, Red Bank, N.J. Octagon Detergent Z 69 Charmin Tissue ;«69 French's Mustard J8 33 CARNATION SW" SAVING' IARWOALE ASSORTED > e TRIPOLER ARMY Coffee Mate !^99» Progresso „«* *.K.63 Fruit Drinks l^ ^39* REFRE5HH4O ITALIAN ST\LE W8TANT COf HE ^^ HOSPITAL 32 c e Honolulu, Hawaii Gatorade :wi39 Ideal Tomatoes °i39 Maxwell House i,*2.79 HALVES CW SLtCEO SUPER SAvtNO' POtlSH a*v SUP«R SAVING TOMATO e e i e Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Del Monte Pears ! £39 Warsaw Falcon.««. .?.^r89 Del Monte ^' ZM!&& If COMfNOf \tmr\ TcMtt now on MM * mom Northam Hm Jett*y *cm«Si«er Saw ASSORTED ASSORTED CAKE MIKES OOLOEnl OCltCOUS ot Q, Sabo (nee Geraldine lioran), C e I IfTt AduM IM 2217F Kalali St., Honolulu. Cott Mixers *.S 39« Betty Crocker %& 49 Motts Applesauce "• 39 Hawaii, daughter. July 25. "If Mrs. Sabo is the daughter of llOO PURE FLORIDA FROZEN Mrs. Susanna Horan of Mid- ASSORTED COLONS OR SAVE |! SAVE ,i SAVE | dletown. N.J. N SttOWCrO FROZEN FRIED eII Shasta Scott Viva Orange Morton's 20« jj « II 35 Migliaccio Chicken resigns city Beverages Towels Juice JOMHSOIr i JOMHSOH C Coca Cola ' Cotton board post or Tab fc»O rii« LONG BRANCH - The 49 285 -• 'is rss: ! i r Board of Education has accepted the resignation of JT?5 Ii i a. Board President Anthony Frozen Food Super Savings! CRINKLE CUT We've got that "Home Baked Quality" Migliaccio, who announced 24 c that he is moving out of the Heinz Deep Fries ^63 All wrapped up... In Brand New Packages! SAVE if SAVE || SAVE school district. kXAL CHOPPED OR e C e Mr. Migliaccio will be re- SLICED placed as president by Mrs. Leaf Spinach 774*1 20 !! 29 i 12 MS COUfO* , I 1 Alice Nicas, vice president. C Supreme TCWS1 I T0*«M »0U« HJKCHASI I PhUip Hayes will be the new free Tavern "-J7«89 Sandwich Bread gi in* POM :«•. of CM »o; MI vice president. Cooklet, Candy and Snacks! MaxweIll All The resignation will leave a VAN1LA Ofl CHOCOLATE COOWCS vacant seat on the board to c Virginia Lee Mini Sugar Donuts 2^99° II. I D«terg«nt I be flUed by the mayor. Sunshine Hydrox'^69 CHOCI Of GMMK 1^', Qf -flMIA Mr. Migliaccio was serving Alt VAWfltS Supreme Vienna Bread 2^99° II .3 eVO 11 U»G iitm in his second one-year Ideal Pretzels not II term He had been appointed 4 VARCIiCC Virginia Lee Apple Pie to the board in 1971. Chuckles j«*y c«ndy 3 II |l rnwc He is the president of the Long Branch Ice and Fuel Co. and president of Christ- Ashore in the spirit of a growing America * share in the spirit of a growing America opher Columbus Club here. 4 A graduate of Long Branch '^^Ct^TSJL *" ||IIKill [ II N««W High School, he is a World MMM • i IH^W War II veteran and active in a«ifla a wt many local civic organiza- tions i • J ••- •»»«• •.- He will reside in West Long Bnach 51 HttpWoottd SHREWSBURY. N J WEDNESOAr JULY 28. 1976 2. Autos For Salt 2. Autot For SOU 3. Trucks and Trailer 51. Help Wonted 51. Help Wonted O t 1. Autos For Sole IV/Q 300 - Wilt) 4f. MAZDA l«73 - Kx 3 sport coupe, w TRUCK INSURANCE DOCTOR S OFFICE - Nc«d par Mm M0 AM/FM stereo, four speed, ne Lowest rotes Free ovMes imme* Medical Cob Technician ond EKu tor resident** construction Must NURSE 1 those M0 w»»ws. eilrot. immoculeu lleti Co Technician Receptionist (Afternoon abte to coordinate, supervise ond pair tUlCK 19*5- I Wagon EtgW-tyi t»*efoot frypfton e Ul-tMi Co indor. radio, hecteXi ili racF IISO COJI if) \m 1*4 «U after » p m Only) StM phone number* ai rele ticipatc all atnerr- '- CIRCLE CHEVROLET 1*74 TOYOTA PICKUP TRUCK ences lo Bo« O 2*1, The Doily Regi 946 3910 belwee 1 S p m . Mon PERSONNEL »M ft I If MERCEDES BENZ DIESEL Long bed with cop. automatic, " ler Shrewsbury, 07701 2 Autos For Sole Shrewsbury Ave Shrewsbu I97S 340 D Four door sedan, on tond wnnyi T-n. HMI1B Coll 222417* F.celient opportunity IO |otn fop"''*' BUICK 1973 honing, stereo radio, ormretf. powe DRIVER — And oeneral help. I] . LEGAL SECRETARY - With at leot e»parKl>ngheoilhcarewrvice Individ COUGAR XR7 If el - live, to windows 35,000 miles Four new Mith K hour Permanent, no summer help three yeors experience required Fii wol-owid moke rrterrol cantocts •'» ABSOLUTELY CENTURY speed, new tires and mops, motor < etm tires Excetlent condition t*SO0 4 Motorcycles BOurs I S p m . Mon 10 Fri Must hov days P*- "t*fc No Sals or legal h doctors, dtroctor of Buries, IOCIOI Wonted, parly who MMH IMS lioonc body in ciceilent condition. IIIDO Coll owner weekdays. • to 5 ot 7' AAA PLUS CONDITION — Cusl good driver i license Will troin fo lidoys Complete benefits Hie msu workers, ot hospitals and nursing NO DOWN PAYMENT ing. with no money down, on a 1*71 test otter U\*W 7S0 Hondo show bike. 1974 model H help on counter Advancement pos once, hospitainotion sick leave Ge homes to eipiom our capability of pro Buick Century, air conditioning, powtf sible Apply m person. COUSIN erous yearly bonus and oulstandir viding vocious levels of nursing per Tout Ow«r PoymMit MERCEDES IH OrCSEL 1*SI - F t«y rear, crossover tuned heode steering «.400m.tei IUH Many olh CREDIT PROBLEMS? ''" l and queen seal, chrome and m AUTO BODY SUPPLY. H7 E New pay scale Send resume to Box C 21, sonrwl to the pnvote home ond medic •r moo*11 to choose from Top cash sunroof, new AMFM eigftl-lrac nan Spring* HO Shrewsbury (01 The Daily Register. Shrewsbury, N J ol too,-ties Will also assist in office u> Over 50 Clean Used paid lor your car or truc» For Quick No tosh* it you re working, we con tires, battery, elc 40 m p a No dents ir euros SOOt actual miles Ask ^iP Shopping Cenier I NO PHONi interview, screen ond make place credit O K . can OASiS MOTORS at nonce ou No money down Poymen no rust Unique ond economical l»Ji UfMor higheil offer 671 3U1 da CALLS rrwntt ot nuriina personnel Poittion Cars To Choose From arranged to suit your need* h'~ 74I42M 717 111] aher ipm LPN — By examination 11 to 7 shifl (HI) Ml 7100. New and Quality used Cars to tr requires self starter Ideal tor person BSA - Extras Good condition C ELECTRONIC TESTER TECH Queen ot Carmel Nurs:ng Home Col with medicoi bockground who wishes from Coll now for speedy appr MERCURY COMET lf*4 - Su-cyhfl 944 4991 100% — 12 Month/12.000 IUICK 1*73 ESTATE WAGON - No application refused 741 5110, iter Run • 30 7 p.m. NICIAN - Dietlel and analog ex to change lo o business environment SI,000 miiei New Urn. new braktt, 170 2X6 perience, build from schematics, evol Port lime hours Good salary Bonus Mile Warranty Available tw transmission, new ilarttr and Fredericks uale prototypes Coll Mr Beck 717 MAINTENANCE PERSON - Fu lut benefits Call Mr Mann, otter On Most Models. tw battery moo Hi ll» DATiUN MERCURY 1972 MONTEGO MI WASHINGTON AUTO SALES BROUGHAM - Jt^tOO miles AM FM UlCK 1971 LeSABRE CUSTOM^ 370 Brood St., Keyport stereo, power brakes /steering sno coverage by phOM. 1 •rE SECRETARY RE No Credit 47.000 mile. WevS Call 1424000. nk tor Phil CEPTIONIST - Position ovailable u Coll It I 57t« DATSUN 1973 - .10 ttatlon waao HARLEY DAVIDSON SPORTSTER Denioi Specialty practice JS hr week MANICURIST - Possible pedicurn Applications Refused! AM'FM, lour sped excellent con MGB ROADSTER 1971 - EiCellen Good condition Red Bonk area Administrative obilil) anted, porilime. mutt be t OLSTEN lion Call MI 1701 per ilencee d Coll Sandy. 671-6067 tor i Far Quick Credit OK condition. 32.000 mues C(MI 170 112 required Colls received between 2 ond HEALTHCARE Coll BUICK 1973' DATSUN 1974 - 610 lour door sedan ottor epm HARLEY DAVIDSOmmN SPORTST 4pm at747-2tU (ervi 1974 — iitra pipes and equipme MESSENGER - Cor necessary 9W 17 Rt JS. Eolonlown S41-S30* RIVIERA Four ipeed, factory air. one own EXPERIENCED - Front desk clerk NURSE - RN, port time Wanted, porly who needs 100% (inane I3.SW miles. 1309S Call RED BAN 1060 Cc 12000 VAMAHA M, US C VOLVO, 741 SM4 I64-1UI 7 3 shift. Call Medicenier. TOM'S FORD ing. with no money down, on a iff. HI 3*00 E.I 13 229-3313 Buick Riviera, air conditioning, powei DODGE CHALLENGELENGE R Rf~it7Rft76 MONMOUTH HONDA CRUS 1972 - Si isle EXPERIENCED - Woilresses and NEW CAREER? ALL AERICAN INC windows, 33,600 miles. M*?J Man, 313 fouf r speedd. CCrogo r magsB Best CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH snochs. air forks, Mue primed mol Hostess M'W Apply in person Ho Or 00 you wont lo change your presen NURSES AIDES - All shifts. B» Hwy 151 BedleRd HjT/ile other models to choose from Foi ler Can 671 O33SS ottetter 66 Hwy Jo Eotonlown S4MM0 E«tro cylinders, pistons, pipes, c liday Inn. Hailet real estate position? Be trained b< telient working conOitiom Summer 344 17/6 quick credtt O K , coll QA&IS MO buretor and tires Roy. after 7 p Century 21 Real Estate Academy Ols Hill Nursing Home. 254-1200 TQRSot 1201) n\ 7100 MUSTANG II MPG 197. - Stondari Ml 4)14*. EXPERIENCED - Fulltime counter cover the financial advonloges of be AMC GRKMLlM X 1 *73 - Three biack vinyl rool. eight Irock ilere< help Red Bonk oreo onglng to tne largest teal eitale or go NURtESAIDE-lt0 4p.nl if condition Asking CADILLAC SEDAN OE VILLE 19*9 - merits Call 739 l«S4. anytime U400 After i. SU 2509 HONDA SL 100 - 1*71 Excellent c I42 9S4I nitolion In the country Must have Good condition, must sell Call dlllon. best offer Real Estate License Call for con 2*4 3517 9447 days E venlngs 26446J I DODGE MONACO - Four door MUSTANG IM7 - v I Looks and run Safari Wagon, auto. p > . air Coll FULL-TIME - Shipping and receiving identioidenliol inInterviewe , Cenury 21. Pau NURSES LPN S - Full or port time conditioned, power steering, pow oood Asking tuo or best offer Cot clerk Reliable individual with r*f«r rogor Agency. 794 Broad SI . Shrews cond . dock t UB97 AMC HORNET 1974 brakes rodlols tape Ver good cond evening! after 6. 222 e**2 HONDA 1*71 710 ences Send reply lo Bo> T 222. T>eBragor Agenc Good starring salary plus company 11200 bury 747*221 benefits Apply In person, Green 31.272 milea Wonted, parly who needs IMS finonc MUSTANG I96J - VI. Ihree speed "iaily Register. One Register Plata 5tove-Convolestent Center. Green ingwirh no money down, on o 1074 47*1 between Sip m Cell M4-SI9J NEW COSMOS FACTORY - Opening header i, olr shocks. AM/FM coisetle n East Brunswick, needs experienr Grove Rd ond Rt 64. Neplune AMC or net, six-cylinder automatic. OOD&E POLABA INI - Looks ond runs good 14S0 or belt of RIOUNDO S MAINTENANCE - Mld- Holchbocfc. 27.900 miles. 12495 Many Custom oas tank, eicellenl conQii, hairdressers, experienced manic NURSES LPN S er Call 471 946/ ititown area Full time year round lit, experienced receptlonisl ond other models lo moose from For »77S Coll 543 MM after t p m M ipioymenl Should hove some me HOMEMAKERS AIDES quick credit OK , call OASIS MO Mil. v.,anicai eapenence Must possess va shampoo operator Call 513-4747 Mole or Female TOR Sot (Kit) 711-7100 C DOUGLAS ALAN ies, four new steel belted id N j drivers license Reply BON S TOM'S FORD DODGE SWINGER 1974 - Hordio w hunt 4 speed shifter, ne HONDA 197$ XR75 - Slight ndehnite temporary assignments A~M~C~MA T A DOR W A GON 1974 — MERCEDES BEN2 fullir touipcia Eactlltnt condltlo aood condl I i on UN 240, The Dolly Regisier. Shrewsbury 15,000 miles. AM/FM rodlo, olr condl 100 Oceanport Ave , Lime Silver M-USJ !T 564 4151 ofter »pn N J 07701 Work (he hours ond or tat ot your Honing Clean 1MOQ 717 S17S tMSb HI fill choice Only one visit is necesso y. We CHEVROLET BELAIR 1946 uto HAIRDRESSER - Experienced Ful EOLET BELAIR 1946 Auo DODGE IIU MONACOO - Nlne-po OLOSMOBILE CUTLASS 197} - Ask HONOA 1*7S 750 SUPER SPORT >rovid* Insurances, bond ond ta»e» AMERICAN RAMBLER IfiO - 37WJO, O malicl , 212133 VI FirsFitt 1201200 lakelks It. CColl t — co 11*50 time. For Interview call 717-7094 VIC NOTICE plus bonuses Never a lee lo you ork (SO between o-t 30 p.m. M liH wagon Good condmi..'l , m 257 Call 171-0213 TOR'S BEAUTY SALON, 320 Main SI, JHEVROLET EL CAMINO itTO - Keomburg, N.J. We need It people immediately lor ii DODGE ll«» CORONET - Stall )PEL KAOETTE 19*9 - Slick shift HONDA ISO 1961 - Looks good a erestlna work In exponding factory OLSTEN AUOl 1971 - 100 SL Automatic, four AutomaticHe, power steering, air condl our-cylinder, awr IS m p.g. Asking uns good, high-rise bats. *2M C HOM.lE CALLERS — Experienced fo, branch Openings have been created In «r, AM/FM Coll oiler 6pm Asking. |IW9 COD rti-0333 W7S ill 2261 onyiime 229 1014 or 229-MI7 nati1oonol health agency several departments including man HEALTHCARE W2793 Mileage 73,000 V» VI engine Please call 409 493 MU ogement trot nee J 17 mi IS. Eotonloon S« S)0» I1. ... I USED CARS — Good it I eel ion CHEVROLET IMPALA 1966 - Four DOREMUS FOOD LYMOUTH DUSTER 1974 - I NbUSTRIAL ENGINEER JUNIOR mll« norm ol IM Monmoulti Mali) TOWNE CHEVROLET, Hwy 35. Mid door, hardtop, 313, air conditioning, •1ALES -SERVICE PARTS ' :, tope deck, good t. — For small plonl Excellent company No experience necessary NURSES - RN i ond LPNI-11-7. Full dlelown *71 6300 power steering ana brakes, high mile WO Shrewsbury Ave . Red Bonk 741-tfOO n. l£» 717 5319 benefits Apply in person only to Elec Imc Apply Brookdal* Hurting Ctn- £e, runs ond looks good, tin 717 Ml ELDORADO 196* - Good < PLYMOUTH FURY VIP 19e» - Pow ro Impulse. Inc , 116 Chestnut SI., Rec At wt will troin the people accepted tr, Hwv M. Hoiltt. BUHLER 1 BITTER INC oner ep.m 11000 or best offer r steering, brakes, windows, door look. An equal opportunity employer Plymouth-Chrysler MG Jaguar NURSES - KNI, LFNI. Evtnlnoond HEVHOl ET IMPAl A IMS StOtlo. Colt 73**213 ocks and (tots. Air, cruise control, EARNINGS imHwy3SHoilef 364 WOO l Many new extras. Includi KENNEL HELP WANTED - Must night ihilti Exccllcnl working condl logon I3S0 FALCON 1 KAWASAKI 197S — 400 cc, three cy ove dogs ond be willing to work hard ion* Summer Hill Nunlng Home BUICK LtSABRE CUSTOM 1*73 — Coll after I p.m.. 7171336 GreaCreatot orn gas 1100 n parts. Asking SI0O0 der J.womiiei Very foit. Opportunity to leorn all phases ot dog $700 PER MONTH I Air condlltoning, power brakes, power 7476*21 UIW CHEVROLET NOVA IMV - Six tylin Call 22m2 S29S294 alter S 10 p n d C t nt TOM'S FORD Steering, powtr windows 11400 291 'LYMOUTH GRAN FURV 1975 — JndeiV or salary, prafll sharing ond 37H der. stondard shift Good condiion FIAT SALES AND SERVICE - LE AWASAKI S00 1972 - Good cgji bonus^progroms. More Clattified Asking UK Coll 291-JIM otterif>™ VINE MOTOR CORP . Maple Ave lotion wagon. Mini condition Air, ion Quick sole, IJ50 peed control Luggage rack Nine 717-6937 on Next Page 12. Autot For Sole I CHEVROLET NOVA 1974- Air Condi Red Bonk. 74MS7O asienger Power steering, power KEY ENTRY/ For appointment coll Honing, power brakes, power steering FIAT III WAGON 1974-,- AM/FM rokei. five new tires. IS,923 miles MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - Ri 74 PONTIAC I outomotlc, landau root, mag wheels four-speed, radlals, ii mpg all Dick Bennett, 747 0717 onoble rales. Grosslnger ond Hel Si. Help Wanted Asking 13591 Negotiable, ColTe71-J917 celtent condition 170 2032 icy, IS Wlkoff PI , Red Bank, 7 KEYPUNCH 671-6555 Grand Prix LYMOUTH VALIANT 1969 - Four- MEN-WOMEN . CHEVROLET VEGA 1973 - Stallor FIAT 1970 SPORT COUPE - Stic ooWr, sedan1IUUM, ho|,WUd gooyUVUd home, , looking Permanent and temporary Air cond , p s, p.b, auto., I wagon Blue, four-speed tranimission. shift Excellent running condl I another, six-cyllndinder. , low price. ORTSTER 1967 - Like new. ML 1 new llres, ond shocks. 3*.000 miles. Asking UOO Coll M4-S04S. II 2vl 3l4vfrom9 Sp r point, lop end and accessories, mog (7 weeks), full time ( 8 tinted glass, stock »U837 Mll39S COIIMM675. ito, 11700. 495 0144 a.m.-4:30 p.m.) positions F IAT ly/l IWSt'lDI- LYMOUTH 1961 - Excellent second NURSE-RN 40.332 miles I CHEVROLET 19S0 - Two-door sedan, Must sell or Air conditioning UZUKI 12S - 1400 miles, good co available. One year HEAD NURSE - PEDIATRICS Wanted, lean! (Block. Recent Inspection Classic rmation, 7171 142-2269 oner i p.m. on, 13S0 keypunch experience nec- rallenglng, full time position tor head New Interior I960 engine Coll 7*1 6I2S to Coll S42-4S92 jrse with previous pediatrlc en I otter 3 p.m. FIREBIRD 197S — Esprit, outomall ONTIAC GRAN PRIX 1947 - Con- essary. Knowledge of key erlence. This desirable position of- power steering, AM/FM stereo, I ertlble Excellent condition Best of RIUMPH TRIDENT 1970 - Stoc ers encellenf starting salary ond ex- Volunteers. Immaculatt, pn-ewntd CHEVROLET 1964 NOVA - Stolior trot k Ask tor Bob or Andy 6/1 VJ7U er. Call 143-4974. ood running condition Low mlleag o disc equipment pre- eplionol fringe benefits Please apply wogon Six-cylinder, stick shift Reo MM Call offer 6, 513 5510. erred. ersonne_ oel or NursinNusgg Department, lonoble 272 7SI7 FJREBIRD 1973 - Bumper, fendi. ONTIAC GRAND PRIX - 1976. —ihoroyshore Community HHospital. 727 N | "Jf M MERCURY ond shaker hood plus Interior. Carpc eoutlful, automatic, air, etc. Preg YAMAHA eerss St.,, Holmdel, N.JN.J. 264-7MO364 . A CHEVY VEGA ESTATE WAGON 1974 ing lo sun visors Nice shape. 291-5377 ancy forces sale, S54O0 or b«si offer, J I. R CYCLE SERVICE. INC. Good pay and benefits. TOM'S FORD - 36.000 miles. Excellent condition Tiustsell Call 229 2H3 1 W. Front St., Red Bonk 142-01 COMPUTER quo! Opportunity Employer. AM/FM stereo, 11M0 Coll 717 7140 oi FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGO Job training. 717-0336. 19*4 - Excellent condition. Threi ONTIAC GRAND AM 1974 - Dork YAMAHA MX 100 1973 51. Help Wanted /4 CAPRI speed clutch Rebuilt motor at 10.01 ue, with burgundy Interior. Air, outo- 1325 or best otter OPERATOR Educational assistance- CHEVY VEGA 1972 - GT Motcnbock miles llSO.Call 264 1605 tallc, power High performance *n- 671-SO32 Good condition Low mileage. 17S0 ftt. Mony entros. Coll 9M-0462. Excellent opportunity for Free housing and meals. Coil 212-0193. FORD GRAN TORINO 1974 - Ft YAMAHA 1972- 125 Enduio 2800 CC V6 automatic, Excellent ONTIAC LEMANS 1961 - Netdl 1X0 persn with one year ex- Free medical and dental Country Squire, ps , p b . wide oval radial tires, spe- evenings. ork.1350 7170167 Poul, 291-5773 >erence on IBM system care. power windows, elec delog- cial wheel trims, auto FORD LTD WAGON 1973 - Nine-pas AMAHA 250 197S - Low mileage, . Schedule 11 a.m.-7 trans, radio, cocoa mats, senger, air, rodlal tires, Body and en ONTIAC LEMANS 1971 - Air, power lilts. Excellent condition. With gu 30 days paid vacation a ger, 9 pass., air cond. stock glne In very good condition sJiOO ••ring, brakes, new llres Excellent itee, plus new white tielmet. til p.m., Mon.-Frl. • U862 49.458 miles Sahara Beige w/saddie CHRYSLER 1967 NEW YORKER — Must see Coll 4H-20S9. ondltion. tJIOtU otter 4 p.m nh, firm. Call 671-6JAS. year. int., NADA Book Price — Eight cylinder, rodlo, hwter. air con- ONTIAC SUNBIRD 1*76 - Four cyl- 973 HONDA 7S0CC — 4500 origin Liberal employee ben- Chance to travel. $3475. 33.000 miles. dltlonlng, four barret Holley. 1200. 264- rtder. automatic, excellent condition, miles, custom point. King and Quei ist Mil. UW. 142-1940. eat. sissy bar, highway pegs', handl efits Include merchan- Adventure. lold, N.J Best offer by Aug. 2 bars, 6" lubes Perfect condition As 2. Autos For Sale ONTIAC T-37 1971 - Four-door, six- ng tltOO, Coll after 5 p.m 67t-6l7t dise discount. Hard work. yllnder 20 m.p g highway. Excellent Monmoulh County's Oldest ondltion 11400 Coll A71-37I4 Realty Agency is seeking to Physical and mental chal- Auto Insurance CALL PERSONNEL TOM'S FORD TOUGHEST ONTIAC 197) SAFARI 400 - Station OR APPOINTMENT expand our sales stalf. lenge. 4-LBTTIR WORD agon 17,000 miles, good condition Come In and find out what »3I75 100 Call 173 02M otter 4 p.m. AUTO INSURANCE 775-4000, Ext. 316 Must be willing to work 1 ON WHIILt FORO 1965 GALAXIE - Good cond owesl rotes. Free quotes. Immedlo THE REAL ESTATE EX- ONTIAC 1975 ASTRE - Hatchback, overoge by phone. 531 Mil overtime. tion. Just pointed. 1350 firm. 747-971 er steering, automatic rear win CHANGE and ALLAIRE dfltr S defogger, AM/FM rodlo. Ex- OUNG ORIVERS - May save 1100 STEINBACH FARROW AGENCY has to Must be willing to learn. FORO 1970 GALAXIE 100 - Maroo ;nt condition Best offer. After 5 and more on auto Insurance. For Ire 531 Cookman Ave. offer that the others can't 2-dr hdlp. auto. ps. pb., I Jeep two-door, block vinyl lop, very goo tMMMi uole coll Bob Orr, 291-1753. Lo Must be willing to accept payment Asbury Park, N.J, air cond , Stock »BB83. condition WU It/ 6S18 ORSCHE 197) - Eacilltnl condition. discipline. , •II offer IJ] 1540 or iro-HU oftir S An Equal Opportunity Employer 33.243 miles. GRAND PRIX 1973 ADiES MEN - Work at home on the »LL*IRir»R«OW AQIMC V Red/while, oil p< MUBVt. 0 Wonted Automotive It4 Iroad tl., Hmd link Must be willing to accept ing 137». Call 173 hone, earn I2S-U0 weekly servicing RITTENHOUSE UTO BODY MECHANIC - Wan customers 244 3244, 741-3410 responsibility. GREMLIN 1971 — AMC, slMcyllnde LINCOLN MERCURY Inc omaged late model station wagon i standard shirt, radio, heater. Look 900 HWY 3S 775-.SOO OCEAN TWP on. Call after 6 p.m. 291-0577. 51. Help Wanted Must meet high stan- and runs great, US0 Call evenings 222 JUNK CARS dards to qualify, MOTOR CORP. M92. Highest prices paid TOM'S FORD GTO 1966 - New tires, front end parts odllloc Co . 100 Newman Springs Rd , Coll 739-357S No experience neces- 325 MANE AVE. TWIN lOtO MOTORS Interior clean, four-speed, edBank 741 0910. INK CARS WANTED - Picked up LONQ HAUL TRUCK DRIVERS wheels, 1400, "Oils 671 5160 STRAUB BUICK — OPEL Central Ave , Red Bank. sary. RED BANK • 741-6570J CIO 196V NINE ACRES of New ond Used Cars Call 7411079 Experienced or we will train you. 747-0040 Ages 17-34 Best otter wyJS 264 4000 Keyport The work Is here and the money Is good. Handle Mayflower 4*5-2711 HE FINEST SELECTION - Of new Regal GTO 197I - Needs clutch ISO0 firm. nd used cors In Monmoulh County, TOP DOLLAR Moves throughout the 48 contiguous states and most Canadian ver 100 olr conditioned new can In Provinces. Contracts are available to those who quality through Mr cond.. auto, AM-FM ra- Aik tor Nell ock McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC.. FOR USED CARS Call Army dio vinyl roof Stock hrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury. LIPIN MOTOR CAR CO, INC. our training and qualifing procedures. To become an owner op- »B903 23.875 miles IM 1971 VOLKSWAGEN HOLSEY PONTIAC 41 6200 .K Sayrevllle, N.J. 727-K erator certain qualifications are necessary, including: Opportunities RTE 34 542 7101 EATONTOW OP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb WANTED financially capable Pop-Top Camper rvice. DOWNES PONTIAC, 61 Low- A-l used cars and trucks Topdolky pow Over 21 Main St., Matawan. SM-2299. A5ISMOTORS (Ml) 721 >1 Acceptable driving record * work, 1225 717 7049 OYOTA CELICA ST 1*72 - With olr 741-5930 This "home away from home" camper has a rebuilt KAY MOTORS cellent condition. HONDA CIVIC 291 UK oil*- 5 Call Harry Quardlanl, 215-628-3839 or writ*: Join the people engine guaranteed (or 6 months or 6,000 miles. 252 Broodwoy 222-2262 Long Bronc TOM'S FORD OYOTA COROLLA 1971 — Good EMPLOYMENT Original Westphalia Camping equipment and ready KiTSON CHEVROI onsportoflon. Excellent mpo., all P.O. Box 83, Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania, 19026. who've joined the Army. to roll. Only 59,446 miles. SAL! PRIC1: $2699 Hwy 36 n«w brofc.i, Kli Phone 1U 7317. r Tranalt Co. 542-1000 OYOTA COROLLA 1967 — Llgri 51 Help Wanted An (am! Qf«r|un.t, Empleri' LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 197] - u«. four door automatic. Rodlo ana Com /n and drfW tt... yooU ',*• Itt Mk IV fll id 36000 l Mr, Low mlltogi. 1500. Call 717 Many Other Low Mileage Specials OYOTA 1970 CORONA - Two door . orty In y< 2-dr , V-8, auto , stock MAVERICK 1970 - Sin-cylinder. ordtop, AM/FM radio, excellent run to Choose From, Caii Shrewsbury Motors 1 . ond earn FREE Gifts! Our 29th|| »B822 49.097 miles matlc. very p" ng shape Asking 1495 Call 717*458 Year) Coll or write SANTA'S Parties,! CLASSIFIED Asking MM. I TRIUMPH GT 6+ 19*9 Avon, Conn. 06001. Phone 1 (2031 673 | 1*50 291 UU offer 6 M p.m. ART ANO PRODUCTION DIRECTOR RIUMPH SPITFIRE 1*72 - Blue, *i — Growing trade publication needs a client condition. 27.000 miles, good ort and production director. Skills 10 Wanted Automotive p good tires 12000 or best offer. Cal quired: Basic familiarity with paste _. p. go ol mechanicals, flare for ort direction,! ond tome typing skills well teach you) BUSINESS DIRECTORY TOM'S FORD RIUMPH 1961 - GT6, needs some how to use composer. Salary open.I ork, 1*00 Coll Lyle Connor, Business Manager,1 CASH PAID 142-9415 American Industrial Properties Re I All VOLVOS port, 1427433. A DAILY GUIDE WE NKD USID CMS RIUMPH 1961 SPITFIRE - Very ood condition. 35 m.p.g. Need cosh ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER r school. First reasonable offer 566 Some pegboard experience, general of I WE WILL PAY tice duntilVTo *l«r OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY y SI 75 OVER DEALER COST TOP PRICES TWIN BORO MOTORS INC 20 Thomas Ave. 747 3494 Shrewsbury! GENERAL 131 E, NEWMAN SPRINGS RD BUSINESS MISCELLANEOUS Ak cond , auto . power win- INY MODEL LIMITED TIME ONLY! ED BANK CALL 7470040 ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER CONTRACTING MICHAEL KINNEMAN — Boat trans TOM'S FORD ALIANT STATION WAGON 1964 - Accounts payable and receive: DIRECTORY dows 4-dr., AM FM radio throuon general ledger. To 1140. BILL-DAN BUILOERS portatlgn, light hauling, clean-up utomallc transmission, radio Re work. Sock *B871 52.709 miles able transportation. Call 747-5410 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Mason ond Generol Contractors 70 Thomas Ave. 74704*4 Shrewsbury ADDING MACHINES 229-7236. 229 0731 otter 4 p.m 747-6151 50-TON SCALE VALIANT U7I AUTO MECHANIC - American Mo TYPEWRITERS qpnol Excellent condition tori dealer Musi be experienced and CHARLESHOWER SHORE MOTORS 170 3780 ADDING MACHINES — Typewrite GENERAL CONTRACTOR Tur9hmqn JUNK into t-M knowledgabie in oil phases ot oulomo Signs Handpalnted EGA 1971 - U.000 mlltl. Good con live repair. Coll Mon. through Frl said, enled, repaired Serpico's, 10 Carpentry, Masonry. Rooting Higt»»t frfcti Fcf... Monmouth St., Red Bonk. 747-O4IS Free eslimoles Wood. Sho Cards VOLVO — TRIUMPH lion. AM radio MOO only between 6-7 p m. at 739-2209 Ask 741 MM alter S and weekends TOM'S FORD • JUNK CAM Bt-nM for John. 5 YEAR/50,000 MILE WARRANTY • SCRAP IRON A METAL? ALTERATIONS EGA 1973 - Excellent condition AUTO MECHANIC - Clots A me LANDSCAPING LAWN MAZZA ft SONS, Inc. 000 or best Otter chortle, lull time Experience neces ADDITIONS, ALTERATION TWO COLLEGE STUDENTS - Look- 9463123 sary. Must have own tools. Five-do, REMODELING, REPAIRS — Free e GARDEN MAINTENANCE ing for work. Odd obt. Neat and rea HWY 35 MANASQUAN 528-7500 W Ceeow tm, Le«f tnwdi week. HospitaIllation. Pleasant work tlmotes. Financing arranged. Scot sonable. 747.soil, 741-31M EGA 1973 - 31,000 miles. II000 or Ing conditions in new shop. Apply In Construction, 142-WM nl offer. Musi sell. Call 2*1 3*12 otter person, HERBIE'S AUTO CENTER A-l PAINTING * LlncroH. ADDITIONS - Roofing, siding LAWN 6 cyl auto., ps AM FM 2. Autos For Sale OLKSWAGEN FASTBACK 1971 - ramie tile. Complete line ot remi~. DECORATING ,000 miles Engine rebuilt at 61.000 Ing. Call Rich Molmbtrg, 7I7-3S4 MAINTENANCE radio Stock *B86B 15.242 New tires, AM/FM, I track, 11000 >39 Automotive Dealership Sofvlng Monmouth County 12 ytort. COACH PAINTING CO. 9449 RESIDENTIAL AND Interior and Exterior Service Coordinator BUILDING ALTERATIONS — Add Free estimates. 747-SJW COURTESY I VOLKSWAGEN IW2 - 21 m.p g Automotivutomotive mechanical background tlons and repairs, Financing Arrange COMMERCIAL 11*5 preferred Clerical and consumer relo Bay Heod Construction Co. »S t70lf COMPLETE LAWN CARE PAINTING ANO DECORATING • •• 741-2S95 tlons ability required W BY THE MONTH Corl B. Jonei Fully Insured • •• Oodge. Hwy. 34. Belford CARPENTRY AND MASON WORK VOLKSWAGEN 1*69 - Needs engine Alteration* ond additions. LAWNS VACUUMEO Forfrteestlmotti call 229-3131 IINTE6RITYI DOREMUS m SALES work. 1300 PAINTING - Exterior work. B»- A Bruce Elgenrouch 142 31 For those who like grass clippings 495 0310 W 9 perlenced college students. Reoion TOM'S FORD • •• AVON plckedup obit and reliable 671 3741 otter 5 p.m VOLKSWAGEN 1961 VAN - Excellent GET IN THE SWIM. Here's the per CARPENTER-RETIRED - Seek CALL mechanical condition, new paint. Must 'Kt parttime eani tit small and medium sited jobs. Con I SINCERITY! Used Car Department sell. 19S0 or best offer. 870-1426 or 172 plele Interior remodeling, service Pa 747-1681 PAINTING 1532 ellng. Kitchen cabinets. Room add Interlor-Eilerlor I Paperhonging 73 BUKK tlons/recreatlon roams, rellnlihln CLEAN YARDS Coll 7e7-*4lT B ^ VOLKSWAGEN 1*71 KARMANN BARMAID M/W - Experienced o bookcoses. Armstrono chandelier c*l Cellars—attics—garooet GHI A — Green, standard trans- will train DANCERS Ingi, Free advice ond estimates Go Call after 3 p.m. 7*121*9 PERSONALLY DONE - Interior and Century mission, excellent condition. Includes 717 IIM workmanship Cotl anytime, 7W S2S9 snow tires. 11600. S91 9093 Station Wagon. V-8. auto, SPECIAL ONE DAY BARMAID M/W - Nights COMPLETE GROUND MAINTE VOLKSWAGEN 1966 SOUAREBA^K Coll between 1] p.m. AUTO RESTORATION NANCE - And landscaping Reslden ps. pb. air cond . 9 pass — Good condition Just passed '" 7I7-MJ7 PROFESSIONALLY DONE - Point \ fial and commercial. 15 years tl Ing at a reasonable price. Interior -ex- Stock «U695 47.926 SALE ON 1974 speciion 1400 tlrm. 264 2JM BARTENOER M/W - Reliable and ANTIQUE - Classic and Special I ptrlf.ee. Fully Insured. Coll 741-7255. leflor. Frttettlmotw. tn-QSU VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 1967 experienced. Coll between terest Motor Cars restored -repair* Excellent condition 6ond7pm 671 SS74 and custom rebult, ot your place. I w PLUMBING A L^ PRE-OWNED AUTOMOBILES 747-9079 help ond teach you -engine repolri COMPLETE LANOSCAPE SERVICE metal finishing -welding -painting -wi — Residential and commercial design HEATING VOLKSWAGEN 1*71 SUPER eco o esne Ing. etc...Bosket cases a spcc'allt ond planting In business over 40 years. Grounds maintenance our spe- 1974 PINTO 1974 SQUIIC 1974 MERCURY 1974 FORD BEETLE - Clean 11150 Call otter ». delivery Excellent arrangearrangemm e Write to Aulo Surgeon. Box W-212, Tl PLUMBING ANO HEATINO 717-1411, ask tor Charlie odd totally income. 711S41-1SHH. Ooily Register, Shrewsbury, N. cialty. Call 741-507] or S42-IOT4 otter 5 We specially in commercial altera- 07701. Write your phone no. In letter. TOM'S FORD 12-door. auto. AM ra Pinto Wagon. 4-cyl Montego MX Brgham LTD 4-dr. P/windows. VOLKSWAGEN 1*61 - With 1*61 en BOYS/GIRLS - Established morning p.m. tions, restaurants and Industrial hot |dto. whitewaHs auto . Air Cond . root V8. auto . Air Cond Air Cond., P/steenng R i water heaters, dlthwosheri, wosh- DRIVEWAY COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE eri/dryers, Icemakeri, garbage dis- 27.257 MILES rack PI steering & brakes — Tret service ond Londscoping. posals ond sewer Installations, fie-plp VOLKSWAGEN 1*73 BUS - Air cond. CONSTRUCTION Call 142-774] Ing ond Board of Health violations 24.00* MILES 32,203 MILES 41,235 MILES Honed, reor defogoer. AMRIVCWAVS. PARKING LOTS BICYCLESAND TRICYCLES - 462 0*47 YARDS - Gravel, trap rock, decora Par it nd repair done. 121 Pool* Ave , | finished in yellow ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY dan. Air Cond . finished aulo . P'steering. Air P'sleenng, Air Cond 20 Thomas Ave. 747-1494 Shrewsbury Ive stone - delivered or Installed Union Beach. 264 I9S3 25.M2 MILES Cond lomej B. Vforton. Contracting Co. 449 ncopper 21,174 MILES 3 Trucks and Trailers COOK - Good working conditions. 31,120 MILES Dependable Fence Co. 21,12S MILES CHEVROLET PANEL TRUCK 1941 - Apply In person. Buttonwood Manor. Reasonable rates, reliable work. Fr« AVIS Needs minor repairs US0 firm Call R"ii, Motowon. U«-ftII0 142 SMS afle» 6 p m ttimattt, full guarantee. License W( TRY HARDER CUSTODIAN M/W - For church WMl. Call anytime FORD ECONOLINE VAN 1*7* - 2000 school References required. Reply III Rent a P miles, sm cylinder stick, power Box W III, The Doily Register, mow broket'steering, MtOO 542 2*34 or 542 Shrewsbury, NJ. 07701 GENERAL or other tine cut 2033 DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS -I >ENTAL ASSISTANT - Witt) X roy CONTRACTING :urntihed. Installed. 169 95 Medium, U 747-0308 FORD SUPER VAN 1964 - All win • cense Full time Experience pre heavy weight stairs available AMI1 « ' condition. erred but not necessory Please ll toiri warranted M94UJ Attic Stairs I VOREMUS Coll 739-9227 ltl i f FORO 1973 F 2S0 - Four wheel drive 1 locking hubs and camper body Four HAULINO - CM vorai. otlltl am speed transmission Heavy duly I DENTAL ASSISTANT RECEP- tiaurlMnll. painting ana moving turnl FORD Asking U2O0 747-4761. TIONIST - Full lime position, ei •UllOEKS lw«. WtfY rtoiona&e ralw H\VU -erlence preferred Send resume lo ^m IMMWMUHT «« co*Mn or iKunmj IMC 4000 1HS - 14 Hotbed dump >entoi Assistant. BOM 297. Novesink (*<• lires 12400 LAWN MOWERS RED BANK If MM DENTAL HYGIENIST - 3^ days a II W II |l lt.li.1 Serviced ond Repaired week In prevention oriented Red Bonk 741-6000 TOYOTA 1970 PICKUP - Runs Mod office Send resume to The Daily Reg- f HE PICKUP ANO DELIVERY UTO or beit offer Musi wit Ittr, Box P-23*, Shrewsbury. N.I. 842-9057 Call 291 3617 otter 1 CALL 747-1681 842-6800 7701 SI. Help Wonted NURSES UK1* - f«M or paVf-ium. Tiger S«EWSeuBV N J WEDNESDAY Alt M 1976 21 Gee* ttorttfH) MMary (Hut company jTretiti Apply m perten. Green Grevt Convdleicetit Center. Green 101. Aportmtnn 101. IM MrftftsMtf RMITIS £'Rd aw< »l 4a Maptune EATONTOWN - Ktd» 4*41 •iuB.IT F.v« re*mt 'uiWy apart RED BAMK - Leree ******* rmm. BURNER SERVICE PERSON - ream enty U3i *«••» mem evenooft.M river d*4 ocee* -J lacdtMa Gumfmm ara- TW. oportmenl compttM Mint be ti HOME LOCATORS Central atr cawdnnaiiiw#. mm *• «•> Btficnced on No 4 burner* For inlo< EAIONTOWN nation call between the hourt ol II SECRETARY " it MttiM three itoni 131' ROOM FOR RENT - In mtt ikeme 1pm .dn-lMB •m* DM GO* KHiuded Swim TWO BIDROOM APAMTMlNT eRTS Teea>nm aaarH .EHT - Wonted lor developmem pHKe (erpei en uiii.t,** ****} e* work on royally batik- Call Mr Lot trot Wtt 4W (4MMI cM • i»e«»-tw Neapildl but ewe* f*«m rpeiin« Fre* «) traffic i«t«M Lew raMaH • IINItitKHtHlttlli l>% MM A I WM PART TIME GMLANOS - Twe aedrddjb.- ai »IST IND Fvr.itr.ee ene Me MAINTENANCE WORK 7? Goro«t/Yard Salts 117* Heet paid kidsekOv hwri .*+m aU kwititta* aa»d aMf I1» can 17I1IPERHOUR STOCK CLERK S2 Baby Sitting 71. Merchandise 71 Merchandise HOME LOCATORS NOMC LOCATORS «M 7771 55 CALL 4S9 3333 imum two year* experience re FtrSole HIGHLANDS T*e bed 747 3143. PART TIME BABYSITTER - Light Kitchen lobit. wolnui formica Cell •oymtni due August. It74 Call Rick. 1MB IM *** ri'lliif Wttdwt housework, responsible person lo core ATLANTIC HiGHLANOS PART TIME RN - Work directly with TE p NLANDS - 7U Bey A*e tii.meniiT lacata* e*TtWaj" Halt patient* Dcrmotologut t office " rii?i?I JrV *CKAGlNC MA 7 M )LO BRASS Ottermg U own tomtlt Partwav Red B«M LMxrtnl«iii«l Cti Monmouth Medical Center a ._ CHINE ADJUSTOR - For chttte UILDIHG SUPPLIES - Trim ond ~- Under 1100 each No bed or ) monthly ptu% one montn 13 Hartjet v ww D* CatH i«(•< y board rhythm. Letlit A I HOME LOCATORS WHBH •atk yp C»ft«en.e«t B'e*d St i*c» PART TIME SALES HELP - Two T 53 Domestic Help CANOPV ANTIQUE tCDS - VOIK Keypart Ckri*tm»t ifte. vocuum oeo ^Vpp^p2wn*N° i ^T^ Itllt Ctrl will t**l lik* a Prirunt. tn Ttany mucel BRADll* BEACH - Oextd" »e buy ttad Twd rmm* m4 ffwjeary A«tade mrtc day* o week Gilt Boutioue 531 m GENERAL HOUSE WORKER WANT on* •( ow* WOT*, iron Of wooavn M«* KEANSBURti - Cieoo Iwe bedroom tmmsm tram tread U —_ mvmtiaai 4414 .. )10SEIewentnj>'ve^, Neptune ° ED - For five-day wee* Con sleep i' t ond f SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR _ Nighl Tftt BMlltOd. »M J.M 3 Machinery For Sale It PART TIME SECRETARY - Short tnin, 117am Full lime Long term •' preferred Private room, both, TV ii n TOWN Le«ei« ihreeb hand and typing 6 I hour* per week o' Otr conditioning MuM have good rel RG - Fiee w two bea G©«^ opportunity Con 7414700 emeu and supply, own trans PAINT FOR SALE your convenience. Call $43 24J5 Wtwlttale oo (tIM kidt peftekay coll TECHNICAL WITTER - For insiruf portalion Write PO Boa 411. Rum HOME LOCATORS «M 21?; PART TIME SECRETARY - |tu.._ tion book. Strong background in dec sy, N J Call '17 MM or 717 IM FAIR MAvfh Optten te bvv »e»| rewired. Apply Building Inspector. 3] iromechonicot device* essential E. PETERSON DELUXE SWIVEL KEANSIURG - Four roomt adult* tovei*. fiveatarMm ce" new Mortmouin $t , Red Bonk cillent company benefit* Apply In HOUSEKEEPER - Mon , Wtd . F WHEEL - Shopper Droller, 111 77 Pets And Livestock b coupie pretwred ut.l'iiet • •imatetfMB U " (.•>• >i< V* •Wfton only, lo Electro Impulte, Inc . hours 13, 170 per doy Recent reefef r Chrome folding high choir. U Con 717 * tecuntyCNa ««tt 71) AI LOCATORS mm M6>IMiONAL OFFill luiTt PERSONNElTSPECIALIST - To It Chestnut SI , Red Bonk An equal ences necessary Coil between 5 7 p ADORABLE KIT TENS - Rtoiytt • NAVlN tiVltPK6ttT• Grewnd fiee* trnkvpie it deela* Of tut in the development ana odmi opportunity employer I4I44U CONCORO CR1S0 - *U FM ittrta horn*, inter trained Fret Dutth Ceionioi Three bedreemi irotion Ol per ionnel *trvite* (HOgfOm M7 4IM KEANSBURG - Vodt' n opa'imer.1 ... Cw III KM •antiit at W fc>eai %* Red laMk '47 m educotlonal Institution Require rK«iw*r. l)4fl f*A*• Jrmf Bachelor* Degree in perionnel n TECHNICIAN - For assembly of re 54 Situations Wanted litr. U00 Goild ompt.t.rr. ll» foil Manual Spinel Organ* from t*9S up AFGHAN PUPPIES - AKC. know and call belo'f noon 4911414 _ IKED «IVI« rurnitkM f * ogemenl or related field plui mimn frigeration units and fluid systems NHHI ebuiit tpinett. upright*, grand* tor el auotity Very friiendly Born June ru« ni»iw* Hvee *ee>Mm Wt of on* year work experience, prat Musi have experience working with Female Meor rent Uniimiled rental! from KEANSBURG - ThrWoedreofnt. full topper tubing Excellent company ben COT SIZE H USE* - US Pour J. 1«4^0ll 4*1 >SW bth i Att 3 i HOMiiociToai —m .- 'Rede $iaja4e^dam dttte% biy i" personnel administration St pitct ol . porch ttt, yellow per month Uted — o* n piano* AKC O0BERMAN Pt CHER - p.ena>i ranfma m MM Ham >«B te. ing votary tHJO plut e«cellent fn (fits Apply In person only, to Electro CHAMBERMAID - Three doy week Orean* Ir I ISO and up Wo. Impulse, Inc Hi Chestnut St , RedExperienced hlont. 40 Klna su~e mottnit ond tt a 2111« H Readv H mm* m with benefit* Apply Dp letter ond reiume Iprlnai, t lur leoct ing moior brands Free carpet awd) •!»• cend)4tten4MA^vjpnipt M'ore Aug. 6, lo Mri Grtutaine She* Bonk Anequaiopportunltyemployer •M1474 ,tlS 747 s 110 ntiv U'DW CiOSSet DESKS. FILES. k*l**. choir*, adding 1 tion, Brookdale Community College, EXPERIENCED WOMAN - Wishes FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER HIGHLANDS Am eel* we lev >Nm ea^•t^^ r^l^ee^^ss^s^sdsssms mne^ert ea^ sW^ste» — M» molh High school groduutc Good op HOUSECLEANER - Experienced Ji. Oafcnurii, ill JWO PIANO - Studio and Victorian tlooi. AKC kiGiitERED LABRADOR RC month tecurily tilt 717 3419 UGHLANDS - Cute twobedteem SII References Par I time enceilent condition. 1750 Antique HEVER PUPPIES - Veitowi ond id* okay, onu |if), hurry Moronte ond ability lo communicate detk.US 77* 74 76 KEANSSUtlG 1«.o t aaivle)iibr*yl , py with omen important Muti be willing Call afternoons. Me din DINETTE iOOTM - M i47 . corntf Kfci >H IBW lOMl LOCATOR! tOMTl lo work rotating shifts Bate tolary unit ond two iwivtl choir* N*#d rt needed. Apply mornings, Katiln i covering While formica totHe. 4lxlf. REFRIGERATOR AKC REGISTERED Poodif pup HIGHLANDS U«W.«im , NAL lutTfl - Tne li Bonk MIDLAND GLASS CO , INC wood ffome, ovocodo and ilmt co*h ItlSHI pit. Male Ion*. IS* Call IM SOI Rtodv Aoou*l W 7I7MM KlANtBuRG - Twe»e«r««fn. i IBJtiklcaM PHONE PERSON/WAITRESSES Cllffwood Ave , Cliftwood, NJ. (Pork- >ANZO CHINA - Service (or IT per HOl MDl i Thi»e bear oom tplil M/W — Wonted part-time nights Ap woy Exit 130). ALL AROUND YARD WORK - BEAUTIFUL - All Woth mole P«*k utilitiet. two tamiiv, Center M tlW jINING ROOM SET - Maple, seven tel Condition. W0 Roch mop4e. Ihret * 171 HfNTAL IXC.HANGE Bhr IIWI itvei Clote it New Verb commwtMM ply in person, Lulgi i Fomoul Pino. H l piece, % 100 Camping cot, 13 Crib. 130 tntlf cobtntt Dookcow, U0 Thomat M real u) Middle Rd . Hoi lei TYPIST CLERK :hettof drawer1.1» 29I OSU vlllt pint btdtoonv four piecci. I1S0 A"NS~BuRb/1T- Three room* oil t m u*Hi4 i ••••••••••••••••••••••••••I* Diversified position Some public con u ACKSON - Few* aedreem .unttn REAL ESTATE SALES - Licensed or loci, Allbenefili Start HOC Signature winner and Norg* tiedrtc BILL* GOAT - Feur month t iupplied, II3S monthly Will unlicensed We have several openings *v*r. larg* copocily, cHlu.e model, Block andwnile con ni 3i to VIM (oem air yerd IB< ktdt pett in our Residential Sales Department ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY coppel , good ' okin condillon Coll 471 1MI oiler 4pm lOf/f LOCATORS 9W )iJ3 Our three Offices ore Multiple Listing 70 ThomotAvt 747 3494 Shrewsbury Can S4] IEANSBURG - ) i rooms, heal sup KiANStuHu Cute twt »edrotm Members In Mon mouth. Middlesex and WAITRESS-WAITER - EHperlence FAMILY AD ronch IJ» verfllor kidt Ocean Counties. High commissions necessary TOMAHAWK GOLF HOMC LOCATORS HM 113) ifOM - and Bonuses paid Call tor confidential COURSE, Llncrotl 142 41)1 3 LINES-5 DAYS CREEN DOOR 30 *(r»#n doori menl Coll 471 Hi* otter 4 p rt RE YPORT GO'den oporlmtnli C DACHSHUND A K t - Regi KEANSBURG Patme' P'oie '*o interview. BOB GRIMM AGENCY, One bedroom aporlmei t _ _ lbi bed-oom yard tar kid) t»t Rtoltori, S6o4400. WANTED - Comtructlon Superintend 61 Business Standard ond miniature*. V Call KEY PORT GARDENS 2*4 1)1) dent tor cuttom building operation ,_ RS KENMORE WASHING MA show ond ditpotition Private 0 _ RENTAL tXCHANOlafcr "i Mt Mutt be knowledgeable in all pnottt of Monday and Friday otter J ell day en _ YPORT - Garden aparlmenn REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - construction Call 94*3910 between 1 Opportunities $3.00 CHINE — Greot condition, tour eyei available One bedroom Coll Keypor vPORT - Five io«m rout* W New office opening in Middlclown on 4 pm , Mon. through Frl. only. DELI FOR SALE - Keomburg. Lo is, MO Can U1DU after 4pm end* ffM 497J Garden* ,Ml)U per month ond ene month tecurlty cated near two schools and church ITEMS YOU NO LONGER SECOND HAND GUITAR - One pick DOBERMAN PUPS AhC rnolei Ai*o uiintiet Two children inajuiri il liOWonUdToRtn* Hwy. 15. Good opportunity for am- WANTED -~E»perienctd lecrttory shot*, wormed, heavy boned KEVPORT - One-bedroom A.o'lobii bitious person. Get in on the ground for church office, with skill In handling Price Includes machinery, eoulpmeni NEED OR USE WILL . . . ip. new an Fulton S, HOUSING - Thd Id* and stock Coll 71711*4 Phont 717 7 Coll Ml-4417 Aug t No pelt LtONARDO - Lwnh'lW alike work ond Individual Initiative. ; Can 3444S44.f Sim kidt pe'tok Mon*e»ire* Mdi te Hnd thert »erm GOOD ADVERTISING BUDGET Congenial environment. Call 747-0444 Wecareeftmerafnciet if SELL EWING MACHINE - Sean igniole fniiTo^PiJi' - 7>^e~hoirGoiden - One bedroom apct trlNlAi EXCHANGE Bhr Coil JACK MAFARA at 747 70SQ tor between 9-4 p.m. FLOWER WORLD i tog, good condition. l» Coll Stl Retriever and one holt Labrador Re ^ §wn ttisVjt yaw iwlaVsri wetie confidential Interview. Join a nationwide system of floral. htui tltctrlc paid, %1M%1M a LONG BRANCH One ortd two bed >ie«»4 hf NM4H, CALL TOLL FREE ANYTIME! K At EXCHANGE ter areo. Write references to Bon D 1 10013. 7700, Eal.KS DAILY REGISTER TOP SOIL (FARM) - ISO, teven yard HT REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - Li- 362. The Doily Redglsler. Shrewsbury, Flower World ot America FREE tO GOOD OME - » l A K t WOOD — tTwo bedroom NJ. 07701. FAMILY AD ood 74 hour answering ttrvlce. 471 censed or unlicensed. We have an Department RBR. 37! Park Ave. S4I3 MIDDLE TOWN or to only II 747 1111 mat pelt okay, coll new. only 1200 opening and will train the right person New York, N.Y, tQOJJ Available for Merchan- HNMt L C } WORK IN FURNITURE STORE - rYPBWRITCRS. ADDING machines ? *'?"* *** " in all phases of residential ana land dise For Sale only. Article FREE TO G00O HOME - Female LONG BRANCH - One bedroom unit tales. All replies held in strict con- Help with deliver let. iteody work. Call FTO FLORIST SHOP - Located Red "" make* new or used Guaranteed poodle, •ighi year* old Very gentle fidence. TWINBROOKS REALTY. 4H o7)-T»Si between 10 li noon Bonk, NJ Write Fred Romenko. PO must originate from a i « US Serplcot, 101 Monmouth 33* S339 BOK 217, Navcslnk, NJ. or call 791 - Uto. two year old malt cot Altered Alk for How-© household ond may not ex- st Next to theater. 74/-o*ts. ~ r ttnped COM ^4077 __ uu. 07f4 LONG BRANCH -^ne bedroorrTpet* 52 Baby Sitting 1IRMAN SH'iPHMO - AKC reait T RESPIRATORY THERAPISTS - Cer- ceed a sale price of tioo ^ 'v "* w m ..feiev.i srv ^r* * ' w».." • » i AM LOOKING FOR A BUSIN^ESS- ertd Mutt socnllce Child allergic 0 k Heat, aas poid. tlfied or certification eligible. Rotating Child Core MAN — To go Into o business In the per article. UNPAINTED RENTAL IXCMAMOI Bkr 771 MIDOLETOWN Two t»a bedroa • mill 'it* II utility r»em , shifts. Duties Include all aspects of Monmouth County orea t am looking FURNITURE M CilWt-1974 tifon quiei. kidt pets 117! •en* run reming tootle lhedr.14 i ream.I PART-TIME PERSIAN KITTEN — White t alt enlrance Goroge Space AH u'ni MAINTENANCE WORK WHBCL HORSE RIDING TRACTOR garage, large fenced mereae'ly Sew and Knit ; 110 PER HOUR lour month* old. with poptrt or let One block from town and N Y khodlt ond IrontdprWia» iwe Ween MBLMfl 542-1700 - It Up Excellent condillon. 471 0441 MS autlnets couple preferred. «)» CALL 45* 1123 thoi* tin toih 6/1 »14i AvwtloM 1. Up* UM per month plus A NIW USTiNO' Th.tebiaiiim FENCING alltr 4 p.m. per month One month * *ecurlly one Ceianiai in the hew* e* Feir H«ve*» To o responsible penon tecking pei 24-Hour Service PORTAiLE" Cholf references No pell W. HM secwrify required >i> 341} montnl port-time work, days or evi Cedar tlob itochode fence, 3 , U pe WOOOCHTPS NE'w SHRIwiBUVv - Lerge ei Formal iiniM ream, ptvt huft ••»•«» ningt. Compony will turnitn trolntnt tetlon. 4', U per »Kllon. S, 110 per No twla* MATAWAN CROSS ROAD MANOR kth AinaKM end wen *•••»! section, 4 .113 per section All tectlon* •evely. tovr bedroom fireplace, cai tuded •aww* "encad equipment ana cuitomer*. You pay One and iwe bedrooms Heat, hoi wi tail long carpeting Mct Cozy and Warm! lU.SBpef weefclfQuoimed. I long anandd IncludInclude onone postpost.. HARMHAP.MO ler, cooking got air conditioned Al rearf 19*4y«K« freTrt shaded d ml l«me NY FLORAORAL SHOPSHOP, S6Sei4 TPalmer Ave 100 GALLON - AmbatMidor tl*h tonh coo HOMsfJlOCATOB* WMW East Keamburg, 7S70947. with ttond. HOC, H gallon Amboitodoi «tlt pMsession AM** UIM Cd4l 43 Money To Loan tl»h land with Hand, Hi. mini bike 170 ONEMDROOM COTTAGE Avon "fM ewdyi ClNTulY Jl COIINl N mvnvf i w kvun FENCING DISTRIBUTOR - Hot lur (two). US CoM 164 1131 SIAMESE KM TENS - Bluepointt oWt Awuii 1 m the Middietewn area AOINCY. |I3 liver i« Pair Hffva*> MONEY I - Working copltol ovalloble plus of vinyl Clod chain link fencing in beautiful ond M Kthy, US Win dtiivrr p g All utiiitiet included eicept en colon ot V) price, installation and Ot 1710. corpeting throughoutthro . Oir ton heat Rent. 13*0 Coil U7 2432 an for your business 9M 3741 dltionerJ loft of porkkin lmm ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -New Col^**.IlI .today *~*A . 741-HOi j i srnjA)i term* arranged, Coll warehouse di 7a Oorogt/Yord Solt» iwf Wednesday, atajr 4 $ reef. Mike, W-OJOO. ST"TER^AfDS - AKC. 10 wteti Bool ond lennit courts Your very own hemet •> level er Ranch Buy #rt Bsf frem bw4tdtr a«d sove Cl 191 1*41 FIVE NEVER USED TIRES - ond " Ion of many years Furniture gloss Appolooto Mart 2tf(412 t$7i5 muting HJ 4010 Open 10 o m lo 4 ttree bedroom |}M yord t< «idt pe* ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Cem#lett C tk H7I1S l Kt, bric-a-brac picture*, appliance* ) m Closed Wtd and Sun HOME LOCATORS •t4 23;j Give this cozy afghan to a ond much more Frl , 9S p m , Sot , 9 St BERNARDS - Pupciet. AKC refl renevafien. three Bedroom elder ]pm SO Shrewsbury Or . Rumion Line bredI son cKompion Tim MATAWAN - Two bedroom hem Rt |) BANK rwobtdro. heme Wail N> well threwo* T»ec«< special friend. FIVE-PIECE WALNUT BEDROOM tear Avenue ot Two Rivers and Rum Mailer. Heavfty bonedboned,. outtiondin< i gat, many *»lto% 1240 ront fomiiy wetceme I2t) — I11.BB0 Centect twite* 1** SET -t3tO on Rd. lone block South) type and qualily Very r eatonablt Fo CENTAL EKCHANGE m.. us J4oo RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr_ 7M Ml Call t4»-Mil anytime mlor motion coll S3I 1117 after i p m 1 Merchandise COLTS NECK - Mulberry Loni, July MIDDLETOWN- But Inet ti oyplt RFC) BANK TMO bedroom no»S« io Create a uniquely dramat- FOAM CUSHIONS - Cut lo any *nt. IT, n, 10 O.m. -4 p m Ca*y chair and preferred Three room oportment all evMiakit Wai 1 ranch Lew tmmw* ti BMW. THREE"FREE KITTENS' ' let 741 1447 ofler 4pm I U: . lfe>lMi«M ic effect - alternate light For Sal* table*, lody » rlnh ihaltt, occo'dion. eet Perm* 4» O07S after 1 p.m. snore drum, firtploce icieen. lampi. MIODLIYOWN - On* lorgt bed and dark lOxM-inch pine- IR CONDITIONER - BRYANT doming Many mWcelloneout Item* YORKSHIRE Tl w«il caraettai Our-Ion. gat tlrtd Central ale FREE FIREWOOD pies, molevftri ale* eom, utilitietpdid yard 1200 •UMWN WATIRFKONT - Thrtd apple diamonds. Easy pick- Call 4« IO?I FREE KINDLING OTfNTTOF~MOUSE FO^SALE - Stud r 3i73 MENTAL E KCHANGf •>> 771 7400 bedroom, two both Livinf room, din Coll 747*300 ill Weil Front St , Red Bank Salt MIDDLETOWN All utihlie* pom den UU 147 1194 A.onobK up crochet of worsted- FREEZER - JUHolv, %K. Thtrmol *torf* Sot . ond Sun , July 31, ond Au one bedroom, hurry, only 1200 d ! 7711 I7S h T gum 80. Bicycles/ lOMF lOr.ATOHS tM 1777 weight synthetic. Pattern SHREWSBURY - Ftvewedrea Mini/Motor Bllctt MiODLETOWN - Free rveol. Iwo bed 875: directions. poilo louge, U A ec CONTENTS - Ot JS room Rum*or ttery heutt Living reem. f ANTIQUES ALL PERIODS Hon. Coll offtr 4.177.-O0W. Eitale Including early pine corner cup 10 speed m ' II now eom. garoit, yard, dryerdryer. «l|h Below Ntw York Auction Price! boordd. oonllquts. blonkel Ch«tf. mono mmi wether, wather. modern kitche* OOnee INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES FURNITURE - Large cruihtd velvtl gony card n kitch dit button tucked, champagne color ana chodl loble, Chippendale itttti t ld 0 Riverside Ave . Red Bonk. ;«7 4M0 l William ond Mary BICYCLES - Lady * 3* , 10 ipted MONMOUTH BEACH ttBO ewr 4*e«fe '•** f 1.00 for each pattern. couch, old couch with three choir* idtbaorddbd s mplete French Coil 141 fill between 9 i 731 4*71 »e ih over IM etc NTIQUES — Collectibles and torlc-o good condition, ilmllar to French Pro bedroom »ei. books, chinahi , l Vi M 34 3 d U0 B 1 CHANNEL BEACH ween J t p m weehdm-t twret and •*%<'**••»* tf hamti M Mt Add 35c for each pattern for vlnclal. 741-MU. wicker, lour rore English tide chat' •f Menmeuth MiddteM- Oca-" an* end tablet, lompt. much more Fn APARTMENTS-MARINA SIL7ERTON"-fWileS tint-class airmail and han- FURNITURE NEW — Three room* HKCS FO« SALE - One Colu Semertet Ceunties Maps BMatMr i* worth UO0. Sacrifice. I1S0 Will *•<' Sol . July 10 31. 10 4 p m , 59 Rumton lentpeed. 14 plut two other* Spoclou* one ond two bedroe opart terislinfer tic let STERLING dling. Send to: Laura Whee- NTIQUE — Small oak chest, painted pltcet »eporal*ly 4»I-00tS atltr I p,m Rd., corner ol Navetlnk Ave Coll M7 1101 menrt Fontaitic locotion on Shrew* LOCATOBT THOMPSON AtlOC )4«Hwyll /Indsor ittttff, cryttol chandelier GARAGE SALE- Houieno.d~.te rns bury Rivtr Heat and hot water mclud mm) TOMS RivER arge three oed M.dd-etawr, WJtJB ler, Needltcraft Dept. 61, inion Fall* Antiques, ot the Lemon GAS DRYER Notional Geographic mogatinei MR MO PED td In rent Color coordinated kitchen* oom. gar I or rel. tilt Sycamore Ave Only US Tues , July 37. Wed , July 21 10 S IM Complete Mota> ned Bike Shop jir conditioned, nailer TV itenno ir kidt ond pelt T COO - In r'aemi. wiM aBM Call 747-UM 43 Mam SI S«4 IUS EdtOAtown iwim Club, walk in closets, laundry tiafwji BwiIdtMd vtad et aMiajv* «W Red Bank Register, Box 161, PARTMENT SIZE - Hoover wash- Coyne PI , Belford, offJ*Ojn_S_t Hwy u initiMt Miadieievn lecd GOLDEN OAK VICTORIAN DINING YAMAHA MINI [NIMIHII 9/7 - toons, morma focliltei CHANNEL U~NlON~i|ACH '-livtvrVem havJive, Old Chelsea su , New York, GARAGE SALE - Thuri one Frl BEACH APARTMENTS. Perk Rd avonaaie leaf > WttaMa tor ceua+e 110" AtkingU* ••• LAWLl V ROOM - 14 pltcet, Including curvtd luly 39 and 10 Furniture, clothes Four speed, eitelltnl condition. S7O0 AOiNCY »«*LTOR. MwjiM pd ll Excellent 741 IS74, 143 »» Monnouth Beach i,uti off Ocean NY INU. Print Name, Ad- lousehold Item* SI Carnage Dnvi Ave > Renting ogenl Apt It, 222 1309 Rive* leg , widd*e*ew'^, *41 PPLIANCES - RCA Whirlpool Heritoge Hill*) Middietawn UNION itAC^H ^~Sm#tl houM, four dress, Zip, Pattern Number. nt yeors old. washer. Sfs dryer 81. Sports Equipment NEPTUNt Furmshttf or unlUr roamt, b«m ond earth Elderly couple . Good condition. 471 3*40 GARAGE S"AL"E~-Wed~ond Th«7t tithed, one bedroom, utilities paid. or middldd e aged businesb t cswpilce prare All types Of Early American antique* GOLF CLUBS - Complex tel PeOei CHARMING AND 9' ASPLUNDH BRUSH CLIPPER ••"• Aveilatrie August I Con M4 HAMMOND furniture and collectible* 24 Tlltot * Like new. tlOO HOME LOCATORS 913323 NEW! 200 designs to knit, Cll.hd Ptoce. Mlddietown, oft Chopei HIM Rd Call 741 U3S ' BRIGHT NiPfuNI - Orw bedroom corpetM. N AMASSA - T we Mrae be Dutch Ceienia* with cee> and »rtferred One month rent plus seci Atlontic Highland* area Can 4 9pm 747-4100 For Sale machine, large cabinet, gin * bike ill l ll ALL LIONEL TRAINS M3 M97 golf clubs, etc. W 33*1 ily No calls Otter 7 p m 143 94M iRivdrRd rfirHtrt* IAIT KlANSIuRC. - F,*e ream IBAA TYPEWRITERS S pm, Sat 104 Winttr Rental* _ house with p*rcr)andufeifam.t* jei 4is; '• • I W"> nwne.ISJ ' hpuT" V^W>psT, to the waist above a whirl- everyone The large white buiidini bvtement end ffaraaw Near bvt. BUILDING SUPPLY lutt past Shop-Rite on Hwy 14. Hailet read, stnooi and t'eret u\ tot ing skirt. Sew this feminine, GARAGE SALE - From Rumton "ft CASH PAID - For oriental r RED BANK Phone far appointment 777 >7©t tolt Antique* include tea tobie. but pfivotecoiiector MOLLY PiTCHE* VILLAGE )05 Summer Rentals delightful dress in crepe, KITCHEN CABtNETS - While metol ler* iray ond stand, tpool loble. mono 972 1299 •ranch ond Mod.ton Aveowe* LONG BRANCH - Three and lour fUFNl MAJtiLTON REALTOR bot« tor link, wall unit* for O vtr link r* iray o:hoir' . framed bird prints ond 3 aedroom Oonttn Aportmtntt n furnished aportment Air tond. Wemfter Reei Sttate Eichangt jersey. *» Coll 741 74» my side c FOUR TICKETS - Per Saturday Colt120 201) 741 tliiotiiior aapply more Other item* include Auiir nigh I, Aujvt> 7, loO IItt * BRuCE rd Ngpeti Until Dei 72* UIJ Ul 1200 •CUSTOM II CHANNEL STEREO PA loroque gilt bedtrome with decorate •I Ml any Pilcher Villcaje Co. Printed Pattern 9240: MIXER - I7M SPRINGSTEEN. Monmorutu h Art* Ctn POCONOS - '|«iM Choiet vieep* >I EXCELLENT VALUE KITCHEN itod ond foot boards, night tablei ler Red B)onr Coll S4? -4084 a Eii in RED BANK - Navetint Riyer El* Tv. dfth-wather. fireplace. ie*4 fi*h Misses' Sizes 8, 10. 12. 14. 16. Coll H* J7O7 hair*, fruitwood Coloniol dining tab! between | Mo •aled building, one bedroom a POM ing booting 1221 471 MM %prawiing,Ranch in Kill area a* Atl«n and choir*. French weothervone tne. and Spm ment tublef. presently veconl Will re ighlondt Living 'eem imint, 18. Size 12 (bust 34) takes et uted). fug* L P records, reel to NAN JOHNSON sCA BRIGHT - ihre* roeni tu< wen ptenned k.Ttn#n den *iit< CABINETS reel lopes, electronic equipment ond IUYS AND BUYS decorote Can joe Ann 147 HM> ace. er> Two yaor* e*d halter 1 yds. 60-inch fabric. HOLMOEL - Svptr woyf ««#. July RED BANK - Three room* untwr IW Furnished Rooms Service — installation Op- METAL DESK $25 UMTN YOUR DIAMONDS IN TO Me«em con*A*n U4WB 717 «SB I Send 11.00 for each pattern JO. It, 9-4 p m S fenofiwood Road. Old mthed Inquire at 704 Menmouth Si ANT lC HIGHLANDS - O«e W4 tonal Manor Furniture, drum* DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry to Security reojuired Coii'ii 7VH emtatlam 4 » m *m 4 » m , ar I MOTOR BIKE - 4lcc. 1171 AI*O Coin DON PON S JEWELERS Win room 14 E Highland A.e Cell •* e m la 1* p "i Add 35c for each pattern for Buy from private owner* and eituitt fwtenSepm 2*'M99 Start Exefcycle.UO GARAGE SALE BED BANK - Three* rari first-class airmail, handling, 7*11744 July 79. 30 } to 7pm ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND .. Hoor. fireplace 13M AT LAN T if HOTEL - Roomi More Classified "" 34 Brown* Lone Foir Hoven JEWELRY DESIGNED 7** Rivt' t t 291- ATUMTK MOVING — Couch. Colonial dming Rd . Fair Ho.tn N j 44) 4»7 RENTAL EXCHANGE B*' T?i luo on NtKt Poft Send to: Marian Martin, room and chrome ond g>a*i kitchen MOVING MUST SELL - Wed! RED BANK - I*o bedroom fteai Pattern Dept. 420, The Red Thvr* . July 21. 7*. 10-4 p m Reclinec ' gat. conveniences goiort Under 17)1 Houses For Salt kilchen set. aajuorium, Ryorug. mv RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr I'MVA BELVEDERE HOTEL - IS LOW'ei more 14 Fotrview Lone. Ioil»t IB A.e Keantthjrg Reomi tv renl bv Bank Register, 232 West hind j M Fields! RED BANK - T«o bedroom h t0 tht wee* de«« »u*"*y 49* n#iJ SOMfTHMC SPK1AI 18th St., New York, NY MOVTNGSALE - Household goods poid. only 1711. k.ds pet\ okoy. hwry KEANSBURG -- Nice -ofge room to' VALUABLE COUPON baby items, loyi. 'own tooU 6 Mown HOME LOCATORS **4 2327 re*t. omp'f parking Can ofte* Ipm 1M11. Print NAME, AD- 1 7 1 toinnde Ave . Novetmk (off voile Munumvn DRESS, ZIP, SIZE and Drive, behind A 4 Pi July 30 3* n >I7 A lovtly family hexna with STYLE NUMBER. 50 CENTS OFF PORCH SALE - Furmlui-r. depret Ms ol e«ln touctwn C*dv tion gitnt. houveftaid ond clothing Fn OCCUPANCY DISCOUNT* ond Sat July 30. 31. 9 to 3 No early ASSURY - Two _-_ Only three Mock* from Ko.irood % a* *ord cmd rting 1144 hour Doorman. Prme mdustntl sew* 5000 Sew + Knit Book $125 pol>o imi . uUO' Call IM Glynr> 747 «U7 Q,\ 9240 sis f TiNTON FALLS GARAGE SALE - •SiiK? to 12 000 sq tt Ground | Instant Money Crafts $106 Call 542-1700 Sdt . July 31 Sun Aug I * om lo 4monthly plut boor Tan gate toading H»*- toti t'l )W SMALL Ct-FlClENCV APARTMtNTl Mall etwek* to: Ttw Dally R»g.»tor pm ?*0 7*4 River edge Rd Furmt >•* - 199 Part Mdnmewttt R« Port M road sickng A* conOrtiondO Instant Fashion Book $1H tki eqju'pment. houteltald geodt etc EAST KEANSBURG - Lorgt twe On« R^litor Plaza, Shrewsbury. NJ. 07701. bedroom apartmmt in pr.vdtt Home meuth N J Bedroom, kitchen jnd S Instant Sewing Book ...UN VARD~S*LE' - Ffl. Sol ,10 4 30. Julyy Adu'H »rtfe"ed till per montti in ing room area bolt, vill piui »i« _ 30. 11 I2J Alo cturtrt heo* ond tiect'icitv Call 2»l Can 49S0374 anytime 171 9210 alter ll 747-1100 t Otter Eipk— AuquH 13,1976 JS1 241 Monmouth County 22 SHREWSBURY. N J WEDNESOAY. JULY 28. 1976 Nubbin 242 Shrewsbury Borough 131. Houses For SOle 131. Houses For Sole 133 Income Property cash or check mode payable to fht or iue PiRei ewe ive TOLD, der of tht Borough of Shrewsbury FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Four bed MlDOLCTOWN - fttltord F RED BANK - Two slores, five opart SECTION 3 This ordinance shai room, l.o Mh Booth «.1> oil am, h Ill menu, six room house, business dii take effect upon its postogr ond pool mttel frlnte area n«or Com Neck id 1*9 MM SCHANCK AGENCV cation according lo low toitor. I Linden Plact. Red Bonk 15TDPPEP ucwo NOTICE UNITED ROOSEVELT™ SAVINGS lob AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. • Ntw (?Y MWUTft The foregoing ordinance was « Jtrtty corporation Plaintiff vs irodwced at o meeting of the Borough FRANK CHEEK, tl all Defendants RENTALS, BUSINESSES" PROMS Council of Shrewsbury on July 13. 1976 HANDYMAN SPECIAL — Reduce* MINT. MINT. MINT - Juit bring SlONAL AND COMMERCIAL PROP By virtue ot • wnl of eMcution in lor quick sole Moke offer hi *->»< rotiA« hot bet* *»ne Five yeor old I inoll eipose tor sale at puWic vendue room wiih tirep'oce. io»g» iitct»e« reft*** K«II C»>on>oi otttrt lour b«d REDDEN AGENCV, Realtor 741 ¥100 al meeting to be held Aug 10 I*'* UNION" BEAOT~ TwVlomTly Live 115pm in the municipal buildii ol Ihe Court House in the »oroug* ol dtning room enclosed porth Need IMMI. IV) M*Kt teemed den with Freehold. County of Monmoufh, New little wort lol Mil Jt CouMJM WfMici «Mfi «Mn« room, deluxe rent fret Four ond live roam apart Broad Streel & Sycamoie Avenue, D which lime all persons who wish to Jersey, on Monday the 33rrd day ol kltctit* •>« tU. < JMMII S'r.fQO E "*"'* ^r *>o»«menl, goroot, fenced August It74, at 3 o clock, P M Pre A At MIT DOOHO* AGENCY. fltollor. 1.131,101 By owner 4*7 1723 heard will b» given an opportunity HAILCT TOWNSHIP - ilVirtoilH *W« . Lltttt Stlwtr 741 voiling Time West Ktonsbw'i mot Ke«ntkv'|i BSO ALL that trod or portel of land. i*t Spacious CUSHMM split e» *mwt •#*• ANNE H. JACKSON 134 Form' Property Deputy BeroughClei uate. lying and being in the Borough ui Irevd wi acre M••» «•< r«u« bedrooms, paneled JUST FARMS mouth, in the Slate ol New Jtr sty r «*a***\ HUM WM iMwot •* RH* f»»m ll«iRf room, dining Hof«. cropft and itttr BE ING described and designated as WO, rtXM*. fW « > »rV»». W *<•«*» . M» IH MMi foundry room, go ftr MorrIII. Broktr Frttfiold Lol No 19 as shown on a certain map <««• •••< >t ««ll carpeting up ond 244 Tinton Falls entitled Map ot Ranch Manor New sere**** *•»* em «v«ar« *•**• •MM CMXW HI »orhwov Uf.fOO Call LIBERTY, NEW YORK - la acrti et AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND mon Spring Rood. Ntw Shrewsbury »r h*t ««ftt- e>< *tw» mm* f*»«s btoutltut potlurtlond Fonloiilc Colik SUPPLEMENTING AN 0 R O i Boro. NJ dated February 31. 1957 as *«M to »***«- •*# Wt* •«•*•»* ii 210 Lost And Found 242 Shrewsbury 242 Shrewsbury 242 Shrewsbury tiled in the Office of tht Clerk of Mon kM^OflT - Have you loak*d of III wltw wllh sound 10-roomroom wm NANCE ENTITLED AN ORDI LOST - In vicinity IS Rttd Rd.. fin NANCE AMENDING AND CON mouth County. NJ. on November 17 ,*, ct* *-. lor «4 000? Co Borough Borough Borough SOLIDATiNG THE REVISED 2ON 195] in Cast»-». HW ttott tut. conditiodt n IhIhtn ton Falls Part collie and terrier Butty" Choker ond flea cottar RE only upon tht ftcord established be choirmon ond vice choir mon from tht Laws of 1*7$ and this ordinance, oi st ING ORDINANCE OF THE BEING commonly known al It of*! dtiighf Charming members of Closs IV, select a sec forth below BOROUGH OF NEW SHREWS *•••*•• Century hom«. private WAR6 Pltott colt 147 Mil. owner tore tht plonning board or boord ol » South Terrace. Ntw Shrewsbury. New 136 Industrial lustment tary who may 0' may not be a memi Tht Itrmi ot the members oppomled BURY. ADOPTED JUNE i. 1953 Jersey «U'M property perfect condition, low j htortbrofctfl. ot the plonning board or a munlci AND THE AMENDMENTS THERE *•" - *-ltr home Colt 143 | SS3 170 Notlct after August I, 197* shall be so dcler Also included herein it presently Property Notlct of Ihe meeting to review fr employee and Create and till such c mined that lo the greatest proclicobli TO AND SUPPLEMENTS THERE existing at the premises art ihe follow HOLMOf. - * l«iN >«. • IK MANUL -. , ' Soky". Ftmolt, P/i ytart S recorrfbtlow sholl bt given by the go - er offices as eitoblished by ordinan ex lent, the fxpiralion of such lermi OF ADOPTED JULY 73 19» ing Range. Combination Sterm Uih, (•M«|IV M*l »l|f«,i 3000 iq II Railrc , Kaantourg erta nr-iw It may employ, contract for. and tholl be disfribuftd evenly ovtr Ihi BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor Combination Storm Doort 1 jl legal counsel olh first 4 yean after their oppointmenl KOpM *1JI|M\ *«*« C*ft Bt SJ locilltitt lor 101* or Itutt bv owner LOST - Reword Two malt dog* certified mail to iht appellant, to Iho the compensatio and Council of the Borough of Tlnlon IT IS intended lo describe the same »«M UHM LMI SMM* aw^ CXE*N»cfttT - Ranch with rlvn entitled to notice of a decision pu thoan thIhe municipam l attorney, ond e. provided the inilltal term ot no mem Work Rubin. /41 0404 Large black, port Labrador Relrlever peris, and other staff and services as ber thall txce*d 4 years Thereafter premises conveyed lo Frank Cheek 111 cut yOn lows lice by publication hoor l*r.cea lo sen See t tlal neighbor hood AiMng 11S.0O0 Call and conclude a review ol the recoi (SI The cap b«th Ranch. Spoclovt Itvlna and dining offer 6pm. 4M 0591. below and to render a decision with, gram pursuanl Tht board ot adjustment mail nave Swelling unit; or prior to change In the • Y _R TW...O. FAMILY Charm. arto Lorot modem kitchen ond laun- 212 Travel such specified period, without sue "TO..; tht power to ue of ony lond, building or structure MONMOUTH COUNTY maintenance treet , ovtrsiiedd 4/4 4B B rw dry room with all appliance*, pontled TWO BUILDING LOTS - With plan written consent of the appellant, iho (*) Variances ond certain building 1. Hear ond decide appeals wne n whole or In part, on applicotio O«*«t Ne MWM Colonial, fireplace, three iorge ol illy room and redwood deck Aik Foundation completed Trontportatlon constitute a decision affirming Ihe ac permits In conjunction with suodr is allegeT d by the appellant that there is FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE rooms, full basemen! Excellent con T ISO,W0 Principal* only, Coll V0 Coll owner. 741 1441 NEEDED - RIO. lo BouUMr. Colon tion of the board sion, site plon and conditional use op error In any order, requirement, deci- Board tor site plon approval No build ASSOCIATIC " lion, treed 'i acre, convenient Si provol pursuant lo N J S 40 JSD 60, e sion or refusal mode by an odmlnis ond floor apartment Income. UJS WATERFRONT-IUMSON'' Ho. Auguit II 15 Spill •xxnttl AKir SS3-173 Modification, stay of pro Ing ptrmlt or certificate of occupancy tiled under »pm.. coll 177-1717. Eric. cetdingi seq trotive officer based on or mode in thi rxltting pun month. Asking hiah 10 s Principal 1 enlorcement of tht loning ordinance I and by appointment only Fj9 1170 MIS iafter S p.m o. Tht governing body mo D The planning board moy lpcclor unless ond until a site plon ap Konai Moi OLDE SHREWSBURY remand or affirm, wholly or I O) Participate In Ihe prepon 1. Hear and decide in accordance provol sholl first hove been granted by $69,900 213 Instruction may modify the final decision os thi ond review of programs or plan wllh the provisions ot any such ordi tht Planning Board. O'KEEFE i SHERVL A. O'KEEFE, IM Mobile Hornet PIANO LESSONS - Clmilcal, poi plonning board or boord of adius" nonet, requests for interpretation o SECTION I If ony article, section, his wife; OTOLARYNGOLOGY ASSO LA^RGE DWELLING regulotlon, Iht zoning mop or ordinance or far de Th o Country living with minimal molnlt GAROEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - menl, at the coiuse may be. or subsection, sentence, clause or CIATES: and HOUSEHOLD FI- f nonet It a way of lite In Ihli all brick, b. Tht affirmative vote of a majorll (I) Assemble dota on a continuing cisions upon other special questions phrase of this ordinance is for any rea- NANCE CORPORATION, Defendants fifedrtpoirs. I34,»d| "" lour bedroom split level, featuring Bethany Rd, Hailtl Adult park Walk of Ihe full oulhorlied membership o basil at part ol a continuous planning upon which such board is authonied to son held to be Invalid, such decision By virtue of a writ of execution in central air, fireplace, 30' dtn, eat In to irmppmy (.on ju 3911 fht govtrning body sholl be necessary process, and pots by ony toning or official mop or shall not affect tht remaining portions he obove slattd octlon to mde dl- I. Vt. REALTY AGENCY kitchen, formal dining room ond pro- MOBILE COTTAGE - Two btd '9vtnt. remand or modify any final dinonce in occordnace with this oct; of thli Ordinance ecttd, I shall expose tor salt ot public 430 BfVodway, Long Branch, 331 TfOO reiilonally landicaped me Wolfc to roomt, wall to wall carpeting, ctntral ion of either board duties os are assigned to It by ordi' where by reason of exception! SECTION 3 All articles, tectiom Oi Khool. ihopplng. ond trantporlallon c. An appeal to the governing bod) nance or resolution of tht govtrning jwness, shallownesi or shape ol Bor\>tlgVo0r Freehold! FINANCE COR* Additional ftaturet ore available bv lunporch. hot wafer batttword htoi! body for fht aid and assistance ol thtspecific piece of properly, or by rec phrases ot "An Ordinance Amending PORATION. Defedonti Like An calling.. . , Mutt be sttn to be appreciated, can ronce ol Ihe action In respect to whicf governing body or olher ogtncles son of exceptional topographic condi ond Consolidating Ihe Revised Zoning By virtue ot a writ of execution in tlay on lot In adult parti. Coil 3MO4II Iht deciiion appealed from I officers. tlons. or by reason of other txlraoi of Ihe Borough ot Ntw Shrewibury the above stated action lo me directed. Attractive New Ranch for appointment 223 Eatonlown jnless Ihe boord from whose Adopted June 5, 195?, ond the Amend I sholl expose for sale at public vend HUMSON thrtt bedrooms, two boll Whelan appeal it laken certifies to the govern ing Board. ond 111 on ot such piece of property the ut, ot tht Court Houst in the Borough circuldt drive-way, mature trees, o- 10«» - Good iha». Big ihH Con ing body, offtr the notice al appeal a. Prior to the adoption of o dtvtl itrlcl application of ony reguiolior Thereof, Adopttd July li, 1959 ', ai ot Freehold, County of Monmouth, roge. new corpeting in all rooms e laken certifies to tht governing boc opmenl regulation, revision, oi pursuanl lo article I of this act wouk amended and supplemented nol tpecil Jersey, on Monday the 9th day ol ctpt kftchen A real doll of a noun ing ot the Zoning Board of Ad|L after the notlct of appeal shall ha amendment thereto, tht planning Ically amended or supplemented here August, 1976, at 3 o'clock, P.M. Pre- 1971 11x60 DELTA MOBILE HOME - ol Ihe Borough of Eolontown, held been filed wllh such board, that by reo board shall make and transmit to tht .M-Qctlcal difficulties to, or exceptional In remain in full force and effect. vailing Time 842-7565 On lot. One bedroom, waihtr, drytr July 13, 1*76 me following action w sont ol tacts stated In Iht certificate govtrning body, within 35 days after ond undue hardship upon the developei SECTION 4. All Ordinances or por- ALL that tract or parcel ot land situ »hed, two air conditioner! 71; 7791 be taken: tloy would, in Hi opinion, cauie Imm. referral a report Including recommen of such property, grant, upon on appli ..ons of some which are Incontinent ale, lying ond being In the Township of ALLAIRE- PICTURESQUE fort IJ or after 7 Ernie Dusing at premises located al nent peril to life or properly In such datloni concerning Ihe proposed devel itlon or an appeal relating lo such with the provisions ol this Ordinance Middletown, In tnt County of Mon' Ruth Ploct and Knox Avenue, Bloc' cast, proceedings sholl nol be stayed opmenl regulation, revision or amend operty, a variance from such itncl ore hereby repealed to tht extent ol mouth and State of Ntw Jersey: 133, Loll 39 ft 40, was granted pei other thon by on order ol the Superior mtnt The governing body, whtn can application of such regulation so OS to such Inconsistency mutton to construct a onelamil siderlng the adoption ol o devtlopmen BEGINNING al a point In the North COLONIAL CAPE on acre of land at 140 Real Estate Wonted Court on application upon notice to the 1 relieve luch difficulties or hardship, SECTION 5. This Ordinance iholi eusterly side of Sycomore Avenue dis HARROW 919 Sycamore Ave , Tlnton Falls. N J dwelling on a non-conforming lol, wllh regulation, revision or amtndmen LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In board from whom the oppeol it taken provided, however, thai no vanonce toke effeci Immediately after Iti final tout S7S feet Northwesterly along the Realtor W» roomt, lorgt living room, beamed one condition ond on good cauie shown. mtreto, ihall rtvltw Iht report of the shall be granted under this subsection passage and publication In accordance same from Its intersection with tht telling Alto large icreened In porch JOHN REUTER, Chairman plonning boord and may disapprove or • allow o structure or use In a district with the law of the State of New Jer 294 Brood St. Red Ban with awnlngi Two cor garage Many SS 3-173 Notlct ot decision, rtvltw 1) along he Northeasterly side of Zoning Board of Ad|ustme by court of competent (unsdiction itrlcttd ogolnsl such structure ot Sycamore Avenue North 75 degrees 00 741-3450 txtrot. Mint condition Principal! of oTnajori t Iti fu _ e; and provided further that Ihe pro V Only. Coll S43-IDH. July M U A. The governing body shall moll a ** PUBLIC NOTICE mlnutet West »feel; Ihtnce ; Coll anytime WE HAVE BUYERS :opy ot the decision to the appellant or memberihip and thai posed development dots not require 3) North IS degrees 00 minutes East EAL ESTATE EXCHANGE For builnttl, commerlcol, Induttrlol minutes Ihe reasons for noi lonowinf approval by Iht planning board of a reduced and passed first reading at < 100.63 fett; thence Lltl and buy with a mtmbtr ol Uon ond inveitmtnt proptrtltt. Call today 223 Fair Haven without separate charge, ond lor a rta such recommendations Failure ol th< subdivision, site plon or conditional 3) South 74 degrees 47 minutes Eait t LINCROFT mouth Counfy't lorg*it really group. -Parkway 117 Agtncy, 7WOH7. NOTICB sonable charge lo any Interested part Ting board to tronimlt Us repor use in conjunction with which the plan Council of tht Borough of Tinton Foils 5000feel; thence who has requested il, nol later thon 1 wllhin the IS day period provided here Ing board shall rtvltw a request for < Colo' ADVIRTIHMINT FOR BIDS held on July 33. 197* ond sold ordi 4} South 15 degreei 00 minutes Weit Live In The Woods RED BANK - Thrtt-btdrooi Sealed Proposals will bt received by days afttr tht date of tht decision, t orloncc pursuant to N J S 40 SSD 60a mce will be further considered tor f 100 H feet to the Northeasterly tide ot I tint ildentlal ghborhcod, brief notlct of Ihe decision sholl be rom the requirements ot thlt lubicc 4 Grant a variance to allow o slruc Thlt home lull lilted, hat lour the Mayor ond Council ol the Borough il passage al a regular meeting c ' «:amore Avenue tht point and plact nttdt remodeling ond tome repair*,! I ol Folr Haven at their regular mtetlnf published In the official newipapei Han In regard to Ihe proposed devel Lire or uit In a district restricted sold governing body To be held on Au BEGINNING. Anlg loom, family room ond goi tM.OOO Call U1 O5i0 except Sunday*. RECREATIONAL to bt held al tht Municipal Building iclpolity. If there be one, o opment regulation, revision or amend against such structure or use In room.. Your own heated oreenhi y uit 13, 1976 otI:IS P.M. at the 7a River Rood. Fair Haven, Ntw Jtr tpoptr r gener ulation ii mtnt thereto rtftrred to the plonnlni tlcular cases and for special reasons, orough Hall 556 Tlnlon Avenue. Tin dance wllh a survty made by Good loodt ot tree*, great privacy, on Si sty, on Monday evening. August », the municipality Such publication board. but only by otflrmotlvt vole of of Itasl S mlng fiver Got heat ond central Ol ii it Su bliti ton Falls, New Jersey, al which lime man, Allgalr ond Scott, dated 13-11-49 152 Boats And 1976, al 1:00 P.M.. tor the furnishing of shall be arranged by tht applicant un '-. The governing body may by ordi' two-thirds of tht full outhorlied m place all persons de COMMONLY known « 15 Sycomort den, three bedroc onAmbulanct. Itss o particular municipal officer Is nonce provide for The reference ol any ber ship of the board. d thereon will be gl Avenue, East Keonsburg. New Jersey three baths, basement and oar oge TOO Accessories Dctotied Specifications for sold om so designated by ordinance; provided matter or clan of motteri to the plan- No variance or other relief may be portunlty. The approximate amount of tht luoa PAUL BRAGAR ip lot. »»,J00 Prlncli Ii only. 747 bulonct are on file with the Borough that nothing contained herein shall be ning board before linai action thereon .anted under the lerms ot this tectlor JEROMES. REEO mtnt to bt satistitd by said sale is • Realtor j or 33»-*4l3 ' BIG DISCOUNTS Cltrk ond a copy ot Ihe some may be construed os preventing the appli municipal body or municipal off I Borough Clerk mt sum of 1I7.9MM together with the 7N Brtod St Shr.wsbui On ntw boot Iralltrt BOAT HOUSE, had upon application. from arranging such publication II he having final authority thereon :on bt granted without substantial del Doted July 33, 1976 costs of this sole RED BANK - 3) Wtit St. Handy Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 142-1311. All tids must bt accompanied by a io desires. The governing body Imtnt lo the public good and will hoi Tht Sheriff hereby reserve! tht right certified check and bid bond In fht moke a reasonable charge tor Its pub- . tor action by tht referring body, substantially Impair the Intent and pur BOAT INSURANCE - Rtoionablt lication. The period of lime In which lo od|ourn this tale without further no • 747-0221 Three bedroom house wllh tutra tot rale* Immediate coverage, Grgul- omounl of ten (10%) per cent of the whether or not the planning board hai poie ot the lone plon ond toning ordi ike by publication Ntedt Inttrlor work. tJO.SOO Call 141 amount bid. an appeal lo a court ot competent |u lubmilttd its report. Whenever " nonce. An application under this sec 245 Union Beach LITTUf SILVER WOODBINE AVE 1177 for ktyt and appointment ngtr & Heller Agency, IS WlkoH PI , nsdicllon may be mode shall run from planning boord sholl hove made C ly be referred to ony appro Dated May 37, 197* Rtd Bonk, All provisions of the aforesaid Speci PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff — Thi* bedroom ranch. Living room ficotfons on tile wilh the Qorouoh the first publication, whefher arranged ommendotion regarding o matte prlate person or ogency, Including the NOTICi 1 RED BANK ~ U3.000 JuttTtducec TAKE NOTICE that application hoi Goajiano, Tuccl 1 Kennedy with corner fireplace, dining orea. ea BOAT/YACHT INSURANCE Cltrk ore moot a port of this odver by the municipality or the appllcan* thorlied by this act to another mi tanning board pursuant tc In kitchen, dtn, two baths Basemen for quick tale Hondyman't tptel tlsement the lame as II repeated here body, such recommendation may J S 40 55D 26, for Its report; pro been made lo the Mayor and Council of central butlntit lont New furnau Lowtll rates Fret quote* Immedi B Nothing In this act sholl bt R Ihe Borough of Union Beach to Irons- Aug 4 S71.76 Two-car attached garage Immtdiat coverage by phone S3) Mil itrued to restrict the right of any parly elected only by a malorlty ot thr vided thai such reference shall nol ex occupancy Best oiler ovtr iso.OOG great opportunity for an Investor full authorized membership of sucl tend the period ot lime within which ir to TEDOZ CORPORATION, trad- Call 7417164. Tht successful bidder sholl furnish a REDDEN AGENCY, Rtaitor. 741*100 BOSTON WHALER surety company bond in Ihe amount ol :ompettnt lurisdlctlon according t other body. the zoning board of od|uilmenl shall ig as Teddy's Ironside, tor premises SHERIFF'S SALE AQUA SPORT located al 300-302 Union Avenue, Union LITTLE SILVER — Five btdroo RUMSON AREA - Send for "Homi aw. SS 33 141. Ancillary Powers of Plan Kt. SUPERIOR COURT 1 Glastron, Sllnatr, Zodiac ng Board. :. Expenses and costs. Beach, New Jersey, the License No C OF NEW JERSEY ctntury old, l'i baths, two porclu. For Living- brochure, plct, dticrlp upon the pertormonce ot the conlra SECTION 3. This ordinance shal 12 heretofore Issued to SISDICK, INC., Horn, prlcts on available hornet. AP Duranautlc, MerCrulttr. OMC wllhin fifteen (15) months of cxecuti lake effect upon its passage and publi Planning board review In lieu o The governing body shall moke pro r CHANCERY DIVISION four-car garoge Walk lo school, iho Johnton Oulboords, Ttt Nee and od!ng as Ironside Tavern, tor tht Ing. transportation PLEBROOK REALTORS, 111 A thereof. cation according to law. vlilon In Hi budget and appropriate MONMOUTH COUNTY E.Z. Loader Troittrt board when reviewing application * funds for the expenses ot Ihe boord ot rtmlici located ot 300-30? Union Ave Decfctt Nt F-1M7-7I *i,9GQ 741 6141 or 141 ] TwoRlvtrt, Rumton, M3-J900. All bids shall bt mode upon the Pro NOTICE iue, Union Beach. Ntw Jersey. RUMSON CONTEMPORARY — Cui posol Form, copy ol which moy be st approval of subdivision plats, adjustment ... KISLAK MORTGAGE CORPO wAT AwAN — Four bedioom Col HobleCat AndO'Day plons or conditional usts shall havt The boord ot adjustment moy Obltctlons, If any, should be made RATION, A Ntw Jersey corporation torn built. Complete privacy. Twt cured Irom tht Borough Cltrk, ont oduced at a meeting of the Borough Timtdlottly In writing to; Mary So nlol, family room, play room, w ocrei River vltw. Small boat dock BEST BARGAINS NOW must bt submitted enclosed In o sealed -ooncll of Shrewsbury on July 13, 1976 power to grant to the same extern ploy, or contract for. and fix tht c Plaintiff vs: ERIC W. HARRIS, et ux, ond subltct to the same restrictions ai Mnsatlon of legal counsel, other than el all Defendants Two three btdroomt, redwood deck Frtt 1*76 T)dt Chor ti and will be considered for final pas Btach. rage Brick polio Lots ot extra dress of tht bidder ond addressed to soge ofter public heorlng at the Coun Iht boord ot adjustment iht municipal attorney, and experts By virtue of a writ of execution In two car garage, air conditioning SISDICK, INC. ISVSOa Principals only MM913 US.OOO. Princlpoll only. 747-7257. the^MaifDr and Council of the Borough cil meeting to be held Auguit 10, 197 ' lu uonl and other staff and services as II shot' the above staled action to me directed, MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Three be. FLAGSHIP ' 300-303 Union Avenue I shall expose tor sale at public vend- room Colonial situated on a overi RUMSON — Nlct itorttf home, i Municipal Marine Basin Bad Seet & Sycamore Avenue, ol of fllfts o'r orontiMhe'omour Union Beach, Ntw Jersey ue. oot the Court Housust In (h(hee Borouah luly 71. Aug 4 110.40 lot Ftoturing living room, dIr btdroomi, pontled living room, dm ti HHhldWiSi which time all persons who wish lo bements, provided that relief pursi appropriated by the governing bod of FhlFree dld , CCo ntty ott MMutho . room, kitchen, two full baths 13?, this subiectlon from lot ' W Its use J oday the tly repainted Intldt and out, clou CANOE — 16' aluminum, ont vtor old, ments shall not be grai O Appeals and applications to board if Auguit, ... BOB GRIMM AGENCY, 546 1400 Like ntw. Originally USO. Asking (ISO thon one lot; of adjustment. 246 West Long Branch jlllng Time. MI D 0 L E T OWN - Send for ou hl hl d f Coll 171 1313 ond Council lo be helJAugust 9, )97i AnneH. Jackioi at atoreioid. No bidder may withdraw Deputy Borough Cluil b. Direction PL Appeals to the boord of odjustr _ INSTRUCTIONS ALL that tract or parcel ot land, lit Homes For Living" brochure, pic CORSAIRE II' - Cobln tloop, ply- his proposal for a period of thirty (30 July 71 1317 N.J.S.40.SSD-34 for issuonci may be taken by any Interested party TO BIDDERS | .Jit, lying ond being In the Borough ot wood. Three tallt, keel ctnterboora. doyi after the opening ol bids, mlt for " affected by ony decision of on adminis- Sealed proposals tor transporting Rtd Bonk in the County of Monmouth homes. APPLEBROOK REALTOR SEVEN ROOM COUNTRY HOME — cwlom htavy duly trolltr. Sleeps two The Borough reserves the right AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE btd of a _„ trative officer of tht municipality special children by laxlcob or olher n the State of New Jersey 9S0 Rt, 3f, Middletown, 671-3300 Uitihtquln, Pa. Wall to wall carpeting plui two. Roller reef main. U50. 14! nlect any and alt proposals and lo CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF age.way, flood control based on or mode In the tntorcemenf small vehicle attending classes in Eo ALL that certain area ot land logeth MIODLETOWN s" Fl"fVEST S6CTI0 downttolrt, three btdroomi upttalri waive any Informality in Ihe proposal SHREWSBURY BY AMENDING arto reser ved pun want t tontown. Ocean Township, Red Bank if with any buildings or improvement! two acrtt, two-car goroge. 717-3SI CHAPTER 3, ARTICLE XXI, EN N JS4Q:3SD-33 map Such appeal shall be laken wlthr - Eorly American ranch Three btc received TITLED PLANNING BOARD ond West Long Branch, New Jersey rooms, large loytr, country kllcht DIXIE 1N9 — M' flbtrglat with 210 d. By Order of the Mayor ond Counc c. Direction pursuant t 65 dayt by filing o notice of appeo 'or ihe 1974 77 school year, will be re Borough ot Red Bonk County of Mon- board outboard OMC motor. Heod and SECTION 1. That Chapter 3, Articli N J S.40SSD 16 for issuance of a pe< with Ihe officer from whom the appeal mouth Slate of New Jersey legally de large living room with beamed ct ot tht Borough ot Fair Hovtn, Ntw XXI, Ii amended to rtod as follows: jeived by the Boord of Education ol ings and fireplace, tormol dlnii mony txtroi Exctlltnt condition. In Jersey mlt for o building or structure nol n it laken specifying the grounds of such West Long Branch, N.J . until 10 00" Tlbed os follows: wattr. 13900.671-5334. PLANNING BOARD iated to a street appeal The officer from whom the op- room, coty den, laundry room, two ft ROY W NELSON SS3-143. Creation ol Board BEGINNING at a point In the south- tiled boths, two car garoge, acre pi Borough Clerk Hjriuant to the provisions of Chop Whenever relief Is requested pu peol Is tafctn sholl Immediately trans- 1976, In the Superintendent's office in rrly side ot River Street distant 17S lot Off Chopei HIM (food MS,900 I' HQBtE CATS July W 114.10 luonl to this stctlon, notlct of tht mit to Ihe board all Ihe papers con- the Frank Anlonidts School, Locust letl westerly along the same from the Boats, Parts, Accettorltl hearing on tht application for devel- stituting the record upon which tht ac- point of intersection of the southerly >33, 01 upended, a Plonning Board l< Avenue, West Long Branch, N.J.., ot tO4 FLAGSHIP MARINE opment shall includt reference to thi tion appealed from wos taktn. which time they will be opened ond, Ide of River Street ond the westerly house Close lo everything 1S1 New Municipal MarInt Batln 231 Little Silver . >nslsl ot n.. - (9) members be ond I! request lor o variance, or direction for A developer moy tilt an application de ot Ltlahtan Avenue ond running MIODLETOWN - Two bedrooms, Ii hereby created read publicly. No bid will bt received ing room, enclosed porch, new kllchti man Spring* Rd Aiklng I33,f» Col 791 MOO tsuonct of a permit, as thi after 10.00 o'clock a.m., August 13, tenet ID South 4 degrees 00 minutes DUk ttatthewi. Rtd BcXk Volvo. 741 NOTICE TO BIDDERS SS 3-144. Membership; classes o Wtlt 121.50 tttt lo a point, thence (2) and both, goi heat Very low i membership 1976, nor will any bid be allowed lo be portotlon of one pupil will bt received SS 3-149. Time Periods. powers without prior application to on modified or withdrawn otter Ihe lime North I* degrees 00 minutes West 3S 119,900 Call onyllme. 717 6006 A. Tht members constituting said Whenever on application tor approv- .__ to a point thence <3> North 4 de MIDDLETOWN -Move right into th by Iht Board Of Education of th< Planning Board shall consist of the fol administrative officer 1 1 Ol of a subdivision plot, silt plan or greet 00 minutes Eost 131.50 feet to a School District of tht Borough o iwlna: E Time for decision sparkling two-bedroom Ranch sltuati SPRING LAKE - IDEAL RETIRE 1. Tht board ot adjustment shot point located in the southerly tide ol an an ov«rilttd lot One car detach FLAGSHIP MARINE LITTLE SILVER at 100 p.m., Prt (1) Clou I - The Mayor. irked 'Sealed Bid" t River Street; thence (4) South 16 de MENT HOME Movt right Into Municipal Marine Batln (3) Class II — One (ll ot the official der a decision not loter than 130 days o' oge 137.900 BOB GRIM Immaculott three btdroom, two - - deny ap- ofter the dote (1) an appeal Is taken greti 00 minutes Eait 35 feel along the r ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS day of August. 1976 at the rtgula ol tht municipality Qthtr than a mem JGENIY, anch. 14' living room with fireplace, proval ot tht application wllhin 95 dayi from the decision of on odmlnlstra southerly tide ot River Street to the 791 5600 meeting of tht Board In tht Admlnls ber of the governing body, to be op- point and place of Beginning. MIDOTETOWN-I39.S00 - L large modern kitchen, garage with tratlve Offices, 123 Morkham Place Minted by the Mayor; provided that If rtttr submission by a developer of c officer or 13) tht submission of o c N.J., or delivered lo the Board Secre- lour btdroom home, ftolurlng targt gutit room, taiy carefree living ai SAILBOAT — l) Moth, all wood, ntt Little Silver, N.J. Specifications om here bt on environmental commis :omplete application to the adminls lett application for development tory ot tht above address between the KNOWN as 111 River Street, Rtd maintenance. I S3.000 varnlth, dacron Mil. Very fast. MOO o rotivt officer or within such further it board of adjustment pursuant lo Bonk, New Jersey living room, dining room bttt offer 364 2356 bid forms for Iht route and a standari bathi, living room, dli OF TNI TOWN OF . _ o mtmbtr of Iht board c o. Afttr the appointment of a plan- shall not be stayed other thon by an or- Ing room, dtn, studio, atrium, garage Ing board, Iht mayor moy appoint Dated June 16, 1976 mint condition home con- 1 MIDDLETOWN education, in which cast tht mtmbe der ol Ihe Superior Court upon notice NOTICI TO CONTRACTORS ctnlrol air conditioning, corptttd, a' IB GRUMMAN CANOES -Two Sealed proposals will bt received by :ommon to the plonning board and mi ont or more persons os a cllliens ad- to the officer Irom whom the appeal is AYSHOREREOIONALSEWER L(RAOERANDER50N' H0R0WITZ sisting of 3 bedrooms, living major opplloncet, excellent condlliof 1976't. Paddles, vtit. cor top carrier the HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE • idpoI environmental commlsslo visory committee to assist or collobo * ' -n ond on due cause shown AGE AUTHORITY convenient location. 147.500. Prlnc Coll 671 3930. [(witty room, formal dining room, r TOWN OF MIDDLETOWN (hl shall be deemed a Class ll member t MONMOUTH COUNTY pall only. 741-t913. ll SIDEWINDER - 4SS Oldunobllt H. Other powers. igly«Aug,4, It, 11, m.M caecalledd thhe Local Issuing AgenAgenccy ") a ie planning board. NEW JERSEY eat-in science kitchen. 1' j engine, new condition 13*00. Call 775- Daniel TowersT . Oakdalt Drive In th< IQII have no power to vote or toke a. Tht Zoning Boord of Adjustment EPA Prelect CMUMll B. Members of tht Planning Board baths, full basement, den. oomlnlum. Two bedroom apartmtnl T own of Mlddlelown, State of Ntw Jtr snoll also hove the power to Sealed propoiali for the construc- 249 State of New Jersey on August 1, 1976 shall continue In <' i. Direct issuance of a permit pur rec room, 2 car garage Atl never occupied, newly painted tmme II' 1975 STARCRAFT - US Mtrcun " e until the completion or their lerr Such person or persons sholl serve at lon of me Ktansburg Force Main and dlatt occupancy. Excellent view. Coll Cruiser. Inboard/outboard, » hours the pleasure of the mayor. suonl to N J S.40.S5D 34 tor a bulldina tppurtenoncei, to serve the Boyshore rooms oversized Built in ust 10, 1976, for tht purchase Ol provided by law immediately pr b. Whenever tht environmental com or structure In Ihe bed ot a mapped eglon will be received at the office ol NOTICE OF APPLICATION, DIVI- Moving to California. 30% oft 741-919S . August 1, 1976. Any ntw oppoii Itrttt or public drainage way. flood SION OF WATER RESOURCES OF bar. raised deck, concrete f1,171,000 ol Protect Notes (Flrit ments or reappointmenls to said board mission has prepared and submitted t he Boyshore Regional Seweroae Au MlDOLETOWN - Two btdroom, Iw SeSerltt t iflJi)). being Itiued to aid In Ii me planning board an Index ol the not control basin or public area reserved thorily at 100 Oak Street, Union Beach. THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRON patio, carpeting, fire alarm noncini g UUs proltcMtp ) ai follows esources ot the municipality, the Juriuanlto N.J S.405SD-33; or lew Jersey until 8 00 P.M. prevailing MENTAL PROTECTION. Trenton ton, cabin with heod. sleept , ao New Jersey Pursuanl to N.J.S A system, plus many, many phone. CB radio, two I' trolling poles, Amtwnl Seritii Mttwrily nnlno board shall moke available lo 3 Direct issuance of a permit pur- ime on Tuesday, August 17, 1976 at t 1976 Mrch II, as set forth below. environmental commission on In uont to N.J.S 40S5DM lor a bulidlna ihlch time ond place they will be pub- i*:4A-3. Hoilet Township Seweroge extras Full price is only fully equipped USOO firm in slip at At »2.27l,OO0 first 1976 C The term ol the member < K Authority, P.O. Box 66, Hailet, New •Ic Highlands Marina 791-1M1. 1977 motional copy ol every appli cot I or w structure not related to a ilretf. icly opened ond read aloud. led $58,900 Call right now to Tht Nohn will be doled Seplembe< posing Class I shall correspond to his lor development submitted to the plan Controcl 3A -Approximately 4,315 >•!"» " °PP"catlon on June 30, 133 Income Propert ifllclol tenure. The termi of Ihe mem ilng board. Failure of the plonnlnf have the power to gront to the lame 1976 tor permit to divert a maximum of see this offering in most I, 1976. will be payable lo bearer oi ten composing Class II and Class III ineor feet of 14 Inch force main ond 1.444,000 gallons ot water during any KEANSBURG - Thrtt fomllltl. Stc the Maturity Date, ond will bear Inter hall be tor 1 year or terminate ol the extent ond subject lo the same restrlc oppurtneonctl. "nonlh, ot a maximum rote of 100 ool convenient and desirable lo- ond floor, seven roomt, needs n luded. STOOor" beitVfitr. Call between tit al tht r rottt ptr annum lompletion ol their respective terms ol opy avoilablc to the environmental tioni as Ihe planning board subdivision Drawings ond Contract Documents ions per minute, Irom wellpolnM ond cation deling. Fir»t floor two oportmi • p.m., 717-7343 In the propotai r proposals accepted ifflct, whichever occurs first encepl or lilt plan approval pursuanl to may be examined at the office ol the or wells, to twenty feet deep to be lo tour nlct roomt each Near boardwolk for the purchot t such Notes -worina or proceeding N J.S.4055D 37. tt seq or conditional Authority, 100 Oak Street, Union ond btach S7V.HW Coll 49S 01M be »~ OIC~KER$dN~SLOOP - Soil Ihli or o Class 11 member who Ii olso a .ated at various points along tht con- SAMUIOJNEICHER All propoial i for tht pure halt of member of the environmental comr SS 3 151 Clerk of Planning Board use approval pursuant to NJS.40J5D jeoch. New Jeney or fht offlct of struction trenches lor installation ot it 7 (p.m sold Notts than be submitted In a form The term ol a Class 11 or cios' A clerk of Ihe Plonning Board shall whentver the board of od|uslment is lharlci J. Kupper. Inc.. Consulting approximately 3,350 linear feet ol I sign, Atomic Four, Good condition be appointed by the Planning Boord MALTOM MlOOLETOWN - One milt north of tnOO 741 »01 approved by tht Local Issuing Agen member who is also a member of Ihe •viewing on application tor approvapp l Engineers, IS Mellon Road, Plica- inch tewer pipe In the Flat Creek and Copies of such form of propoial and nvironmental commission shall be for He shall hold office at the pleasure ol . • o variance ~ uant iwoy, New Jersey, and copies thereof Route 16. southerly of the Route 3* (ofmotion concerning tht Notes rr Ihe Plonning Board. He sholl keep the 542-3500 ilort, excellent income. Reasonable 79 CABIN CRUISER - 1«5 Stand-up years or terminate ot the compieti N.J S 405SD 70d lay be obtained at the office of tht crossing of Flo! Creek ond northerly of I»M* in im head, sleeps sii, fully equipped, radio, be obtained from tht Local Issuing I his term of office os o member ites and records or tht Planning uthorily upon payment of (40.00 tor the Meadow View Manor Development MUMMfil Agency ot the address Indicated above Board, issue ond deliver all notices of Whenever an application for de- depth finder, etc (tepowered this te environmental commission, whii velopment requests relief pursuanl to ach sel. Including soil boring reports, in me Township ol Hailet, Monmoufh month. In water. 13100 Coll ofte ' Detailed Information with respect la *V Occurs first Tht ttrm ol o Cl< meetings required to be given to mem- rhlch omount willnot be refunded County to be used for dewoterlng dur bers of tht Plonning Board, rtceive subsection b. of this section, the board 213. Instruction 213 Instruction 717-4373. the condition! of thli sole may be ob / member who is also a member The Authority reserves the right to ing the construction ot o sanitary sew talntd from tht July 37, 197e issue ot •e boord ot adjustment, or board and transmit all communications to or of od|ustmenl shall gront or deny op- roive ony informalities in or rt|tct er system. 33" CABIN CRUISER - IH h.p Groy education shall terminate whenever boys ofter submission by o developer any or all bids. Marine, fresh water cooled, Fiyondoe mbcr of such oil ludlng such certifications ol moy bt complete application to the admin- Each bidder must deposit a bid sccu Any penon, corporation, or civil dlvi steeps lour. In the water ready to go TOWN .sued by the Board, ond perform such istrative ollicer or within such further ity of five (S%) percent of the total non ol the Stole may file objections lo Asking IM0O. Call 741-OOM OF MIDDLETOWN Dody or al the completion ot his Cii additional duties os moy be prescribed Ime oi moy be consented lo by me ap iid In the lorm of a certified check, approval of diversion from said loco I Luftmon, Chol erm, whlchtvtr occurs first The pticant Failure of the boord ol adjust- ishieri check, or bid bond payable to lion, to be received In the office ot the is ol all Clou IV membert ft. " loard resolution. ment to oct within tht period pre- e Boyshore Regional Seweroge Au Secretory ot the Council on or before SEWING COURSES 154 Recreational led under c 191. Laws of 1975, scribed shall constitute approval of tht ortly Bids shall be accompanied by August 3. 1976 Eoch objection must SECTION 3 This ordinance shal toke effect upon its passage ond publi application and a certificate of tht od i cer(mcolt from a Surety Company particularly specify the grounds there Vehicles 242 Shrewsbury . Jttst practicable txltnt the ex minlitratlve officer at to the toilurt of ictnsed to do business In New Jersey ol ond a copy must be sent to the appli Dlrolion of Such lermi shall bt dis I to low. APACHE SOLID STATE CAMPER IOTICE . oord of adjustment to oct sholl be lotlng that it wilTpi tfe the Con- cortt. It objections are io liled. o public 1971 - Roomer sleeps ill, llainlets Borough ibuted evenly over the first 4 years issued On request of the applicant, and •actor with a bond In such sums as i. hearing will thereafter be scheduled In ittel link, three burner range, let DON after their appointmentppe , pprovided that It sholl be sufficient in lieu of the writ- accordance with further notice lo be ffor young peopl< AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE roduced ot o meeting ot thhe BorougB h equlred in the advertisement or in the {liven. If no objections ore tiled, condi electric brokti, tictlltnt condition the Initial Class IV term ot no ten endorsement or other evidence ol clflcatiom. Sold certificate sholl 700 671-1377. CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF shall exceed 4 years. Ttw My 13. 1976 lonal approval moy bt granted in oc SHREWSBURY BY AMENDING il d Th ind will be considered for final approval, herein required, ond sholl be vide that a bond tholl be obtained -lass IV term of eoch such mern •o accepted by the county recording -Ordonct with flit provisions of COLEMAN HARDTOP TENT CAMP CHAPTER 3 TO INCLUDE AR soge otter public hearing ot the Coun the faithful performance of all pro- N.J.S.A. Jl.l.ll The onolnol oppl, •hall be 4 years It a vacancy in -i meeting lo be held Aug 10, 197* ot iffictr for purposes of tiling subdivln- ER - Si* sleeper, sink, stovt, let loss sholl occur otherwise thon by ions ot the specifications or tor oil cotlon and pertinent data may be ex GOVERNING BODY IS p m in the municipal building, lon plats. matters which moy be contained in the JJ*W In lC olftce ot tn. elreou'ot ages 10-19 chest, spare Can be towed wllh com- of the plonning board terrr _ ood Street & Sycamore Avenue, al poet cor. IW0 Call 33)3151 f tilled by appointment, Whenever review or approval of the "otlce of Bidders relating to the per Water Supply Planning arm Mancr*. which time all persons who wish to be rmonce of tht Controcl or Agree- GCTTAITAT'ONG "TRAILER - Rf otnended to include Article XXV. Ap heard will bt given on opportunity to ippllcallon by the county planning tails HTty sell for 17300 Never been peals lo the Governing Body at lol No member of the plonning "OOrd Is required by lection 5 of P. L Any contract or contracts owaraed Dlwttlon. second Moor. Make "your ONLY. prizes or awards! vder this Invitation lor bids ore ex [I Street, Trenton. Htm . ted 7Jt»J*3 .hail be permitted to oct on ony IM*. c MS IC « 174,3). In the cost of Saturday Classes, ARTICLE XXV matter in which he has. either directly ANNEH JACKSON o subdivision, or section I of P L J«l, peeled to be funded in part by a grant thing in class MOT6"R~HOME 1971 - Tiog>aao 373 Deputy Borough Clerk from the United Stoles Environmental • V ORDER OF WATER POLICY ' Indirectly, ony personal or financial »S lie 40 37 6 6). in Iht case of a AND SUPPLY COUNCIL. Linda B Ijeam to sew. and weekdays 13,000 miles Mint condition tal"l 3 «iy*i Itc plon. the municipal board ol od Protection Agency Neither the United Body. totes nor any ol its Departments, Mort.n. Setretory. jui, t], |«j, an I member, after a public hearing N ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE iustment shall condition ony opprovol July II. 3* , i sew belter during vacation O. Any interred party may appeal he requests one. may be removed by CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF thai It grants upon timely receipt or a gencies or employees is or will bt 0 U M periods Enroll lo the governing body 111 any Itnal de ttte governing body for cause SHREWSBURY BY AMENDING tovoroble report on the application by orty to this invitation lor bids or ony ciiion ol a board ol adjustment op CHAPTER 94, SS 94 37. ENTITLED the county planning board or opprovol esultlng controct HO qthtr Public Notices 1 lonning boord shall carry aver two or early Group 2ONING BOARD OF ADJUST- The bidders are advised that they Ussons. $17 50 opmenl pursuant to N J S 40 550 70d. more meetings, a member of the board MENT 98< must tomply with the provisions set TO. RnMentwl Cintomer. ond Troll' rales available and (I) any other final decision ot a who was absent tor one or more ol Ihe SECTION) That Chapter 9*. SS 94 quired time Voucanw.n PER HR. ooord ol adjustment or planning board etlngi, sholl bt eligible to vote on An application under this stctlon for th In Ntw Jersey Public Low. Chop or Court Cuitomeri '. Is amended to read ot follows tor 137, PL197S which wos enacted Into PER HR. on any olhn closs ol application} for matter upon which the hear ing was !J«'P"'• IWJ57 Blver, thai Ihe Booro SS W 17 Zoning Boord ot Adjust moy be referred to any appropriotpppatet km on June Ti. 1975 This low relotti c mml onducled. notwithstanding his ab- wnt. »so*i agencyagecy.. InIncluding the plapan SJ?«!L%v.l " ° «'oner, hoi made wilhm to doyt ol the date ol pub lenee from one or more ot the meet- Membership, terms of office ning board pursuant to N I S.40 SSD }.".•" >M *>» ol August. t»;6, at N col ion of luch finol decision twiuoni S.40 SSD trtam public conlrocts ond supple 101 Commerce Street. iVework. Ne. There sholl be a Zoning Board of Ad- 3*. loorr Itss report, pprovider d thathisui succhh Oo m HO Lost And Found lo N J S 40 550 loi The appeal to the >ord member has available lo Mm o uttment, which shod consist ot seven elerence shotht!! noll extentdd thth e perioidd ntnts Ihe ''Low Against tils- 11L! V.L »• "ie time onrj SINGER 11 0 1 Aprti mi Bl!5 h T .' "••""» •' "it petition OOND - Young femote dog. ot IFF. onsenpt or recording of the meeting ') members Members of the Zoning which the loning board filed by Tetro I Son Trucking Inc ' ion Beoch. Ton and while, some serving the municipal clerk in person om which he wos oDsenl. and cer oof d ot Adjustment on August I, 1974 ot od|u*>ment shall oct. p'rtffsi's,' *' "" *- Sawing Center cfc on foce Coll W->3*3 or hy certified mall with a notice ol op lies m writing to the boord that he JvMl continue In office until the com Application lees AYSHORE REGIONAL SEWER peal tpccllying the grounds thereof n read such tronicnpt or listened to ptttlon of their terms al provided by AGE AUTHORITY Monmouth Mall (atontown _OST - in Voll MomeVorea. block and the name ond oddreis ol the oppei such recording FREOVARLESE, CHAIRMAN mate cat, with white chest, stomoch ledlottly prior to August I !onlng Board ot Adjustment shall be IERBCRTKUKASCH lonl QIKJ namt and address ot his at SS ] 14} Orgonliation of Planning 1976. Any new appointments or reap mod* on formi to be furnished by the Owner heortbfoken Please call 544 •orney. it represented Such oppeol SECRETARY lOord. oalntmenli to said boord shgll be OOve Borough ond sholl be accompanied by >jtt Authorlitd July », 1*74 tholl be decided bv the oovemina body The planning board shall elect O ntd by the provisions of C. Itl.i o fee ol twenty five dollar*. lt3S.OO) by 'Union Beoch. N j u.43 Snuffy Smijh Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY N J WtWtfSOAY. JW.Y » 1»?» The Mf TATER!!STOP\C HOWO/ SNUFFV GO RIGHT ON ] FLIN6IW' THAT f IS LOWEEZV IN, ELVINEV- Crossword puzzle DADBURN MUSH / HOME? SHE'S IN TH1 ALL OVER <^ MUSHROOM ACROSS 30 4» SIM pan 1 Cooks 32 FsMfights SI Mo* far DMMTfu* CREATION!! 33 Ukescar S* tarn drink 34 Actteea 10 Nmni McGrew kk 37 Place toe 14 Cowgirl Oaktty 15 OW Greek coin 16 Limerick man 41 Oog Lat 17 Seafood 42 Young 20 Chuich horses 43 Tasks DISHES, DISHES,DISHES/ MAVBE WOMEN'S 21 Drench 46 Most IVE SPENT THE BEST 22 Bar in lew rational BART OF MV LIFE LIB HAS ear 26 Fragrance 46 Mmecer , DOING DISHES/ 2* Make con 47 Satirical Aden! sketches Puule Solved uoiiti nnnn nnnnn unnn nnnn nnnnn )ni) uuutiuL'itii uuiuumi UIIIIU nnnn IIHUUUU UUUU UUU IJHIUJ MI'lt'Jt'JU IIUU UMDUHIJmUIUMllll.H.I MliM iiminii ill mil 'I DONT HAVE NO A/ONEV, BUT HOW 'BOUT A DEAL? HUM j.lFinn MtiMMHP I'LL ASKMY MM IF YOU CAN EAT LUNCH AT OR HOUSE * UtJKII HIIUII Marv Worth iinnnniMinnnnnnnu MUKIIII nnnn nnnn 19 Ranch mart OLD CYRUS KRSfY MAS The Faniilv Circus 1.111U 1.1 H 1-1IIML1 UUUU maker 57 Ft* eggs HAPFomrreEM TOWS 1/nnl 23 Cleopatra's SB Convent MCON6RCSS.' OWCMWIUCOX IS POSITIVE I CAN — 11 j rr* j IT Fl 1•• IJI PI \ 1 •rt in -UP"I i The Wizard of Id WU4T IP THEWS IS -- i Nt? d?PPl? TJ5 wPpf L 1* PrCrMNCB - i it 1P nm •a F- ' YiMsl- Petit K%- 1 1- "NO! NO!" • <&w*v Andy Capp Your horoscope, birthday Wednesday. July 16 - more. SCORPIO (Oct 23 Nov 21) the repayment Besoestm axis them as a consequence of Manifestations of another's desired. Nevertheless, accept - Employment opportunities SOWK,D0C? I your brave attack upon those sour mood may make this less another's overtures. are greater than hitherto If obstacles that you do see and than a good day for you and AQUARIU8 (Jan 20-Keb it's change you're after, thia recognize. Your insistence yours. Outlast another's II) - Money matters need could be the day for It. upon testing yourself, your anger, prompt and efficient han- CANCER (June 21-July 21) courage, your determination LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 22) - dling. Don't attempt to bor- - The expansion of business and your spirit every inch of Comfort and protection: these row from one to whom you interests makes life more in- the way often causes others to must be seen to early in thecould not lend. teresting these days. Take become exhausted, but tends day If you are to provide both PISCES (Feb. 18-March 20) advsnaage of a friend's only to spur you on even for loved ones at this time. - If you seek further delay in knowledge in the evening.

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A 1kV ^'"S.V a%2\ 1 V Mar/i 24 SHREWSBURY N J WEDNESDAY. JULY 28. 1976 R-FH regional board to put more emphasis on athleties RUMSON - The Rumson would have a better chance Kinney Jr. commended the We. hire teachers Then teach- attention will be given to the letic situation with parents sick leave to business educa- meeting every morning. Dr. Fair. Haven Regional High for scholarships coaching staff, which he ex- ers volunteer to coach if they girls' athletic programs. and the school and I think the tion teacher Mrs. Rita Ore- Kinney said, to work out the School Board ol Education "We intend to provide more plained comes entirely from wish," Dr Kinney said. "I'm tatisified with the school is fully cooperating," fice. Thomas McBride was programs for (he coming will move a little (aster with interest in the athletic pro- the teaching staff and per- More administrative sup- board's report," Curtis James Dooley of Rumson hired at $10,000 for the year school year The public is in- Ihe ball in its athletic pro- gram from the top on down, forms their athletic duties for port will be given the coaches Townshend of Fair Haven said Mrs Orefice will be out. with vited to a three-day program. gram, a board member re- starting with the board and "nominal compensation to enable them to send more said. "I think it will work Expressing the sympathies the understanding that if she Sept. 7-9. in the afternoons, to ported last night the administration," Mr among the lowest for coach- films out on athletes to col- out." of the board, James Buckley does not return he will have discuss such matters as dis- "We will put more empha- Hohorst said. ing duties anywhere lege coaching staffs. "I think there will be an board president, granted a the position permanently. cipline, race relations and sis on athletics, certain as- Superintendent Dr. John F "We do not hire coaches. Dr. Kinney also said more ongoing discussion of the ath- year's leave of absence for Department heads are educational philosophies pects ol athletics," Henry G ' Hohorst said last night in re- porting on a meeting wlUl par ents regarding the interscho lastic program "But first' and always, Rumson-Fair Haven will stress academics. That will not change," he said after the meeting. hni out! In Hay, several parents had protested to the board regard- ing what they saw as a lack of Interest in aspects of com- petitive athletics at the high school "June 8, I met with 30 par- ents," Mr. Hohorst said "Shortly before that I had met with the coaches. At the parents' meeting, we found that there Is no 'witch hunt' on for the coaches, but Just a I desire for a constructive pro- gram that will help, for in- MMIM ANT OH All stance, in getting athletic SUMH COUPONS WITH A scholarships for some of our SINOU S7.5O OR MOM PIMCHASI. students." "Our philosophy is academ- m !B< M ics first and athletics second and some parents feel the gap rr.ih Criip should be closed somewhat," i in ('i«t i Aiiorted or While Mr. Hohorst continued. "Some of the parents also CALIFORNIA FOODTOWN WHITE felt that some, of the coaches .BOUNTY roll lack enthusiasm and com- petence," the board member CARROTS LARGE EGGS -~ ! PAPER TOWELS continued. "And they stressed] WITH THIS COUPON AND AN AODltlONAL W SO OR MORI »URCHAW WUH THIS COUPON AND AN ADDITIONAL i 7 10 O" MOII »UtCM A SI WITH THIS COUPON AND AN ADDITIONAL »7 SOOR MOII •UtCHAll • ••tl.irf.ngt.cirini.il. |rf«t«tl| pUt milk {Igor aft* puiihawi or alcoholic •••sii|ii • •llvdlnaj (rash milk o... lood.Ow.t \up(.imo,t,.. llf.-.l on., coupon p. - ?duH tarril athletic scholarship possi-, Coupon good ol any .aaritown Supermarket limit ona> towpon par adult temily good at any Foodtown Supermarket limit ana tewpon par adult (amll d RkR A Coupon good July IS thru July 31 only No 34 A Coupon good July 31 thiu July 31 only No 33 blitles for their children , . .{ they felt If more attention were given to sending films toi colleges, that the athletes' ICHECK YOUR FOODTOWN CIRCULAR FOR AMITIONAl MONEY SAVING COUPONS!!! Pair must repay | welfare funds Produce Special, FREEHOLD - Superior Court Judge Louis R. Atkins tv SIRLOIN STEAK "••»h Home Crown suspended reformatory sen- tences for two women who U.S.D.A. Choice Beef had pleaded guilty to welfare SWEET fraud but he ordered them to Full Cut repay the money they had re- With ceived. Tenderloin (Catherine Reed, 39. of Surf CORN St., Sea Blight, was ordered to repay the Welfare Board USDAI $1,397. She had pleaded guilty CHOICE U.S.D.A. Choi.. Ito concealing that she was BONELESS employed when she received 'the welfare payments be- tween Avgust 1973 and Ja U.I O* Cholc* IM( WWI Trimm.d nuary 1975. In addition to the BEEF ROASTS fine and a two-to-three year PORTERHOUSE or SIMON TIP suspended sentence, she also ROUND, was placed on probation for $409 three years. T-BONE STEAK Ib. SHOULMRor CACHES CHUCK Fannie Drayton, 35, of As- USD.A. Choice tonelet. bury Park, was ordered to repay the 1232 she had Illegal- BEEF STEAKS (What* IrMw IUII prkad •< ly received when she failed to 10P HOUND report that she was employed GROUND UID1 CfcoM* ROIMUM ft. SIRIOIN TIP between September and De- HOUND or TOP ROUND cember 1)72. Judge Alkins| ROUND lo. also suspended her two-to- SWISSING ROAST three year reformatory sen- CHUCK UIOA Owu ImlH. ft. tence and placed her on pro- RUMP bation (or two years. r** I GREEN LONDON ROAST t W»h fcmom *H1«n US DA Chnca Band... ft. BROIL EYE ROUND SHOULDER STEAK or ROAST I^Al PURPiE LONDON BROIL AN IMn Cut* i»tm twin irimMOMY't CORNED BEEF j FrWi Go* I trMf> WM. TNfj BRISKET ib KGPIANT Detergent BEEF BEEF. ,69 CHICKEN LIVER TENMRIOIN ft. LEGS u, (Cuvfom cwl *• y*ur a We Gladly Redeem U.S.D.A. 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