•y JIM OSTKOFF be captured," recalled Mr Smith, then a 24-year-old 1st RUUSON - It seemed like an unlikely trio. lieutenant. Joel Jacobton, commissioner of the state Public Mr. Uartlnelll said he was equally afraid. Utilities Commission (PUC) chatting In hu Newark of- "Most uniforms looked the same and I thought you fices with t Shrewsbury realtor and an Italian printer. were Germans," he told Mr. Smith. "But then, jyhen I But the ties of friendafclp cross all bounds, conti- heard you speak English and saw 'U.S. Army' on your nents and time. And so Mr. Jacobson recalled "old canteens, I knew you were Americans,",Mr. Martinelll times" with Ray Smith of Humson, owner of Ray Smith said, In fluent, if Italian-accented English. Realty Group, 588 Shrewsbury Ave., Tlnton Falls, and The lt-yearokl assured the Americans that Ger- Umberto Martinelli, a printshop owner from Llvorno, mans remained in but a few isolated areas But then, he The Americans Italy. . ran away from Mr. Smith's partv towards the citv For the men, old times began on the morning of "I didn't run from fear but to spreadihe word: 'The July 17, ltM In Llvorno, which means "Leghorn" in Americans have come,' " Mr Martinelli said, smiling broadly The Allies were fighting their way through Central "But the people, they didn't believe me. They didn't have come . . .Italy and the two Americans were attached to the Hid believe until a few days later when the American forces Signal Company. Thei.' task was to locate power and (rolled) into Livomo," he continued communications centers ahead of the Allied advance, It was then only a chance encounter that brought and try to save them from destruction by the retreating young Umberto together with Mr Smith and his 2nd' Lt. Germans. Joel Jacobson. the Americans Talking about that day "as it it were yesterday," Mr Smith was near the central telephone office Mr Smith vividly recalled how he headed a patrol into when he spotted the Italian youngster and called him the outskirts of Llvorno when he spotted Umberto.a IS- over "just to say hi." HANDS ACROSS THE SEA - Roy Smith of Rum- year-old boy, walking along the road with an old man, As it turned out, this meeting was more than for- son, owner of Roy Smith Realty Group, left, In- identified as SUvio Paoletti, 15. tuitous.' troduces his friend Umberto Martinelll, center, to "We were hiding in the bushes and when I saw the "Umberto was quick and sharp and 1 asked.him lo Mr. Smith's son In front of his office at 588 Shrews- two I thought they were Germans and thought we would See The Aatericaas, page 2 bury Ave., Tlnton Falls. The Daily Register VOL. 100 NO. 1 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1977 15 CENTS Juvenile set blaze fatal to 42 at Tenn. prison

By ERIC NEWHOUSE lowing through the Mayry the keys, officials said Zinmer was taken to a with Deputy Sheriff Jerry Associated Press Writer County Jail, authorities said Dlst Atty Gen Robert H. Nashville hospital and report- • Dickey, causing him to drop COLUMBIA, Tenn. (AP) - Rescue of the victims was Gay said following the fire ed in critical condition, suf- keys to the cell keys. Dickey Forty-two persons, M of them hampered when a deputy that started about 2 p.m. Sun- fering from burns and smoke had to grope on the floor inmates trapped in their lock- sheriff carrying keys lo the day that he planned to charge Inhalation. through the smoke for the ed cells, were killed when a jail's 12 cells collided with Andy Zinmer, 10, with arson Authorities In Waukesha, keys and lt took him about 12 16-year-old Inmate set his fleeing visitors and dropped Gay said he would ask to Wis.. said records show Zin- minutes to find them, said foam rubber-padded cell af- the keys on the floor. It took have Zinmer tried as an mer, formerly of Superior, Deputy Sheriff Howard Blake. ire, sending toxic fumes bil- him about 12 minutes to find adult Wis., was reported missing Each of the one-story Jail's from Lad Lake Inc., Douss 12 cells required a separate man, Wis.. a residential treat- key. The Jail has a 60-prisoner ment center for emotionally capacity, disturbed teenagers. Firemen wearing oxygen Zinmer was removed from masks used a second set oi the jail's drunk tank on Satur- keys to help deputies go day and placed In the padded through the smoke and open cell because he had stuffed up all the cells. a toilet and caused a flood, The city's main fire station authorities said. State law re- Is about a block from the jail, quires that Juveniles be segre- which officials said did not gated from adult prisoners have a fire alarm or contin- and officials said the padded gency plan for evacuation in- cell was the only other facil- case of fire Firemen ar- ity available rived promptly but were driv- Chief Deputy Bob Farmer en back from rescue efforts said Zinmer was pulled from by the dense, toxic smoke the jail's padded cell. "Me and another officer drug him Deputy Sheriff William out," Farmer said. "He said Duke said It "took al least a he set it." half hour" to get the people Eight of Ihe 42 victims were evacuated because of the roll- visitors leaving at the end of ing smoke. Sunday's one-hour visiting pe- Rescuers seeking lo get to TO ARMS? - Nick LaConte, 14, of Hazlet, left, marches in step riod. Six of the visitors were the trapped inmates and pris- with other members of his Boy Scout Troop 137, Hazlet, as part of a women. oners used sledgehammers to contingent of 1,000 people who participated in Freehold's Bottle of There were 56 inmates in punch holes in Ihe concrete Monmouth Parade, yesterdoy. Ihe Jail at the time of the fire. building A tow truck arrived Of the 22 who escaped, 1» were at the jail about 10 minutes flown by helicopters to two after the fire was reported hospitals In Nashville, about and was used to knock down (0 miles north of Columbia, one of Ihe jail's walls in an ef- Cannons roared; officials said. fort to reach the trapped vic- Authorities said 18 other tims. persons, including two fire- "They knocked holes in the men, were treated for Injuries wall with them sledgeham- at the local hospitals. Muskets popped mers, ran a cable through Gov. Ray Blanton, who flew and snatched a wall." Blake over the fire in a helicopter, said By JIM OSTROFF for Gen George Washing- Early In the morning oa said. "We know it has to be FREEHOLD — Cannons ton's troops. June 28, 1778. Mrs Scafidi one of the greatest tragedies Fire Inspector Wayne Hick- roared and muskets popped The one-day battle was noted, Gen Washington and we've ever had in Ten- man said he inspected the fa- Red Coats and rag-lag colo- fought here, in 1778. In all but four of his generals nessee." cility less than two weeks ago nial militiamen exchanged neighboring Freehold Town squared off here against THE QUEEN HOLDS COURT - Margaret O'Brien, center, was Blanton promised an in- but that he did not inspect the volleys and fell mortally ship. Engllshlown and Ma- British regiments led by ludged the winner In last night's Miss Mlddletown Township pag- vestigation. "When you have foam rubber padding wounded, only to rise again nalpan. all of which sent of- Gen. Sir Henry Clinton. eant. First runner-up Is Diane Addonlzlo, left, while Susan Young Is 4! persons dead within a few "You've got some of the This was the Battle of ficial delegations to yes- The American command- second runner-up. The contestants were ludged In talent, evening minutes," he said, "you need most deadly gas that comes Monmouth, reenacted here lerday's [efUvttiti er's troops, beleagured af- gown and swim suit competition. Miss O'Brien receives a scholar- to know why they were lost." from foam rubber that a man for the 10th time in 199 Unlike yesterday's par- ter a terrible winter at Val- ship (or being selected Miss Mlddletown Township, while her at- Authorities said the burning could create." he said years ticipants who trod down ley Forge, Pa , were also * tendants receive cosh awards. The event, held In Mlddletown Town- foam rubber in the padded The mock battle and the "The kid Zinmer shouted well-paved streets here, the led by the French general. ship High School South, was sponsored by the Village Woman's cell spewed heavy smoke and parade that preceded- It, battle scene nearly two cen- Marquis De Lafayette, and Club and the department of Parks and Recreation. toxic fumes. Including carbon fire and he was on fire and dubbed the Battle of Mon- they went in to haul him out turies ago was a bleak one the German general. Baron monoxide and possibly some mouUi Parade and Muster, of fields and a few homes, von Steuben. cyanide gas, through an air and the cell just exploded." celebrated this historic en- according to Mrs Helen But after a fierce winter, duct system, setting off panic Sheriff Bill Voss said "That counter, which some histo- was the only cell on fire — no Scaftdi of Marlboro, the pa- the colonials hardly enjoyed among the inmates and vis- rians chalk up as a victory rade chairman itors. Are got to the other inmates, See Cinm raarei, page t Parenthood battle attorney just smoke." The fleeing visitors collided clientele small. . . himself The Inside Story •y SHERRY FIGDORE A busy attorney who spe- abortion facility issued last cialties in estate work and In- December by State Health THE WEATHER RUMSON - Of three at- ternational law with Burns, Commissioner Joanne Finley. Sunny today aid tomorrow with very slim torneys representing objec- Van Kirk, Greene and Kafer, The zoning board denied chance of rail eltker day. Ctnplele details tors to the first trimester New York, and its Newark af- Mr. Anscll's submission con- MM1 abortion clinic proposed by filiate, Christiansen, Jube and cerning the variance and Is Newest «4 tie maraer brides n Planned Parenthood. Inc.. in Keegan, he said he entered now hearing arguments in- Yaakees ctapiete weekead sweep II Shrewsbury, John P. Keegan the case originally because volving a new "D" or use Lapes M lap at Mtaawata Park it has the smallest clientele. he questioned the basis of the variance to permit the two- Uetrlle baa tfptse* S Mr. Keegan is representing Planned Parenthood case. bed clinic addition. Bridge Advice 14 only himself as an objector in Richard B. Ansell, attorney Mr. Keegan said he dis- DAILY REGISTER Bnlaess 7 hearings before the Shrews- for Planned Parenthood, had agrees that the certificate of PHONE NUMBERS Classified 11-17 bury Zoning Board of Adjust- contended that the new addi- need gives any special cre- Mall Of flee M2-4tM ment, but he estimates he has tion within the existing facil- dence to the Planned Parent- Ctaafcs 14 Tell Free Ml MM Crauwtnl Prate 14 already spent at least 25 or 30 ity was permitted under the hood case. Toll Free SMSIM EdKartah I hours researching his case in original 1975 variance for the "I am somewhat familiar Classified Dept 542-I7H Eatertalameal, TV II opposition to the proposed fa- building and that local ap- with state health sututes and Clmlatloi Depl S42-4MJ Hmsctpe 14 cility at 83 Newman Springs proval was superceded by a they do not give the state Sports Depl S42-4M4 liiklliliLariPn certificate of need for the health commissioner the right Lifestyle II Mttdlrtswn Burraa 171-2251 MINUTEMEN OLD AND NEW - Defenders of liberty then and to determine where a particu- Hake A Date II FreektM Bireaa 4R-2I2I now' gathered at the Hall of Records In Freehold before yesterday's OWtariet 4 River Street Steel Baid Ceaaer's Restairail lar facility should go. Lug Branca Bireaa .222 Mil parade to discuss marching routes. Police Chief Vic Calandriello, Highlands, open 5-10:30 daily Sacrls 11,11 StalekMM Bireai (H-2S2 M5K second from left, greets Col. James M. Davis Jr., right, command- Marine Park band shell See Keegai, page 1 8 p m. tonight. ant of Ihe U.S. Military Prep School at Ft. Monmouth. Also on hand Fire Department Fair t "Gtdspetd" Detectable Skrtnp Feadie are Detective Chief John J. Baatz, left, and Art Schrieber, In mln- Macron Add! Classes Atlantic Highlands, June 27- Log Brack Aauseneil PteT Tues, Cowtown. Wed. Earth Sumptuous Quiche and uteman gar. (tart July 6. register now. 542- July i. at Ihe Marina Fire- Grand opening, Sun,, June Star. Trade Winds, Sea Crepes. Every Tues fashion MM works. Sal July 2. 2Kb all kiddie rides 110 14 p.m. Bright 842-32*2. show at Fromagerte, 842-8088 2 The DkafyRegkler SHREWSBURY, NJ MONOAY. JUNE 27.1977 r-PEOPLE> The ministry of My Gn- kaa has amassed almost It]'million over the past seven jtars In land, stocks, bdads and cash holdings that have been shielded from public view, The Charlotte, N.C. Observer reports The paper said the accumulation of wealth ap- pears to be perfectly legal.

Nckanl A. Teat? of New Orleans got the second chance he asked for when be resigned his teat in Con- gress last month, but the result was a sound thump- Ing at the polls. "Some time, the good guys flnlnh second," Tonry •Oly Grakaa told supporters after losing the Democratic nomination "This li the first time to Ron Faucheux In Satur- I've thought of suicide. I day's primary election ctn see suicide," Walker said in an Interview during a local apparance in Ham- Seventy-year-old actor pton, Va., as master of cer- Rteert Y«ug has'no plans emonies for a Jan festival. for retirement, he told a re- He plays the grinning and cent AP Interviewer. irrepressible teenager who The star of "Father bursts through the door of Knows Best, "Marcus Wei- an Imaginary Chicago pub- by, M.D.," and movies that lic housing apartment every date back to 1WI is working week. His tag line Is on projects that stretch 1 "Dy-no-mitt" four-five years Into the fu- "The real frustration Is ture that the Good Times Image • •• Is really negative," said Veteran broadcaster Lew- Walker. ell Taemas has been given tee. the 1977 Freedom of Speech Canadian immigration of- TRIBAL TOTS — Indian-garbed participants were much In evidence at award by the Georgia Asso- ficials have adjourned a de- yesterday's 10th annual Battle of Monmouth parade In Freehold. Here, PARADE PREPARATIONS — Members of the Monmouth County Ancient ciation of Broadcasters. portation hearing until seated on their float are, left to right, Jennifer Fuchscoch, 6, Bill Bonnen- Fife 1 Drum Corps put finishing touches on float that rolled along Freehold "Once you pass 80 you dis- Wednesday for Black Pan- itz, 12 and Arew Fuchscoch, 8, all of Clarksburg. streets yesterday during the 10th annual Battle of Monmouth Parade. cover everything you say ther leader Hwy P. New- reminds you of something lea, who remains In jail else," the 85-year-old near Toronto. Thomas said when he re- He was detained Saturday ceived the award yes- night after he arrived from The cannons roared, muskets popped terday. Cuba, where he lived for ly, years as a fugitive from (Continued) Frank Rlggs, state director had died and bugle gone si- Best Youth Float awards float, "Pioneers Against the Other awards included Television actor and co- murder and assault charges the county summer. Mrs. of parks, George Goodfel- lent, the four judges went to Boy Scout Troop Wilderness." the Mad Anethony Wayne median Jimmy "J. J." In California. Sctfldl noted, as tempera- low, chairman of the county brought In their verdicts. 1M, Hazlet, for Its depletion The Most Authemlc float Trophy for Best Appearing Walker, star of the "Good Newton told a reporter he tures soared to between KB Heritage Committee, and In the float category, the of the Battle of Springfield. was Judged to be the Liber- Equestrian Unit, to the Eng- Times" series, says these had hoped to spend 10 days and 111 degrees Mrs. John Wagner,, past Battlegrounds Historic So- The Most Authentic Float ty Grange's, "Cortlnus lishtown Renagades; the are not good times and that In Canada conferring with Vet, she stated, Washing state vice regent for the ciety was awarded Best Award went to the Freehold Schanck's Tannery, Marl- George Washington Trophy he's not happy with his ca- his attorney before return- ton's rag-tag colonial ml- N.J. Society, the Daughters Float Award for its "Monck- Township Lion's Club for its boro." for most authentic-looking reer. ing to the U.S. for trial. Utii apparently prevailed, of the American Revolution, ton Killed at Hedgerow" - recreation of "Gen. Mercer Awards to non-float par- male, to the man playing aa Gen. Clinton slipped discussed their choices for depleting one heroic act Killed at Princeton." ticipants were given to the Ben Franklin on the Mon- away under cover of night- "best In show" with the during the Battle of Mon- Morris Co. Militia for most mouth County Credit Union tall towards an encamp- tour Judges. mouth. In addition, the Colonial outstanding colorguard; to float, and the Martha Wash- ment at Sandy Hook. The judges were: Miss For Most Authentic Battle America award was won by the Monmouth Co. Militia ington Trophy to three woman on Freehold Area The Battle of Monmouth Eunice Brown, a state re- Float, the borough of Eng- Millstone Township's Heri- for most outstanding mi- Hospital's float Parade and Muster event gent with the DAR, Ruther- ltshtown was cited for its tage Committee float for Its litia; to the 4-H Pine was Initiated in 1M8 to com- ford; Col. James Davis Jr., recreation of the English- Indian-theme float, "Lenni- Sprouts, Howell, for best In- commandant of the U.S. town Village Inn. l.enape. Paint Islands dian garb, and the Morris In addition, the Grand TION memorate this American triumph. And county resi- Military Academy Prep The EngUshtown Militia's Spring." Co. MUltia received the yon Marshal's Choice Award By Tat Aswctated Press dents—as well as some out- School at Ft. Monmouth; "Cannons" float took top A Youth Trophy was Steuben Award for most was given to the 1st Mich- of-sUters-dld their share Assemblywoman Marie honors in the Spirit of 76 awarded to Howell's 4-H military-appearing colonial igan Fife and Drum Corps, of hooting, hollering and Muhler, and Ron Griffiths, category. Rough Riders group for Its marching unit. Stirling Heights, Mich. parading to celebrate. a member of the Senior NAACP: hit covert discrimination Citizen's Advisory Council, For 10 minutes, yes- ST. LOUIS - The National Association for the Advance- here. terday, bells In all seven ment of Colored People plans to attack what Its leaders call borough churchs pealed Observing with no less Drinking, driving "covert discrimination" during its 68th annual convention The end ot the bell sym- keen an eye were un- Keegan here. phony chimed the kick-olf counted thousands who About 4,000 delegates were expected to attend the week- of the parade at Manalapan stood along the parade (Continued) long session that begins today. Tomorrow Secretary of State route cheering and rooting hike teen deaths Ave. at 1 p.m He said the need was found Cyrus R. Vance will address the convention and delegates will Leading the huge entour- for their favorites among TRENTON (AP) - Offi- over-represented, making up only for a facility somewhere pay special tribute to retiring executive director Roy Wllxins, age was parade grand mar- the 13 floats. cials say the mixture of teen- about half that figure," said within a six-county area, in- who Is 75 shal George Fenton, M, a Some people even age drinking during post- Winston. cluding Hunterdon, Somerset, Spanish-American War vet- marched along on the side- graduation celebrations and The New Jersey Police Mercer, Middlesex and Ocean eran who fought with the lines In step to the both lil- driving has contributed to a Traffic officers Association Counties as well as Mon- B*l decisions this week Seventh Cavalry ting and martial music sharp increase in the number has started a two-year survey mouth. WASHINGTON - Both Congress and President Carter of traffic-related deaths this on the teenage driving prob- "That's Gen. Custer's old generated by IB bands, In- He maintains that once a are preparing to make crucial decisions this week that could month. lem. Fanwood Police Chief unit," Mrs. Scafldl said, cluding some with fife and certificate of need Is granted determine whether the controversial Bl bomber has a future. Anthony Parent!, the associ- noting how this outfit was drums and bagpipes. "It's a slaughter," said Cur- an Individual application The House is to vote tomorrow.on an effort to delete all pro- ation president, said a prelim- resulted after being deci- And, when the last note tis A. Winston, acting man- must still be licensed after re- duction money for the Bl bomber from a $110 6-billion defense inary report shows June to be mated at the Battle of had been sounded ajUjbout ager of the Office of Highway ceiving approval from the lo- appropriation bill. Carter's aides say he plans to decide by the "the most productive month" Little Big Horn, 101 years ! p.m., the peopirsee- Safety. "It's unbelievable this cal toning board and building end of the week whether to put the strategic bomber Into pro- for teenage fatalities. ago Saturday. mingly moved en masse to June. inspector. duction or to scrap it. Marching under sunny the Battlefield Monument During the first 26 days of "The tragedy is that so of- The zoning board last week skies, the contingents from for a two-hour musket show the month, 8S persons have ten the graduation gift (a car) ruled Mr. Keegan's submis- the borough, Freehold and drill been killed and more than 60 becomes the death vehicle." sion of documents supporting Gas mileage requirements listed Township, HowcU, English- They were not dis- others critically injured In he said. this as irrelevant, since the J»ha P. Keegaa WASHINGTON — The Carter administration is proposing town, Millstone, Manala- appointed. Antique muskets traffic accidents, state high- board was already hearing and rifles fired In volleys, way statistics show. There C. Edwin Max, executive new automobile mileage standards, maintaining they could pan, Marlboro, Hazlet, As- the zoning case and was In no many in northern New Jersey bury Park and the county sending a thin haze of were 97 deaths during the director of the New Jersey eventually save 10 billion gallons of fuel a year. The stan- position to retry the series of and New York. threaded their way for one smoke wafting over the old same period last year. State Safety Council, said any dards, announced yesterday by Transportation Secretary regional hearings leading to Brock Adams, go beyond those already approved by Con- hour through borough battlefield. "We don't have a break- Increase In traffic fatalities the issuance of the need cer- "The Supreme Court has streets. Spurring these Sunday af- down on age groups, but I can and Injuries among the young tificate. said all hospitals must pro- ternoon warrlers on were say that teenagers are way reflects the alcohol factor. vide abortions," Mr. Keegan Under the new standards, passenger automobiles manu- About 1,000 people, riding "I don't think that was a factured in the United States would have to achieve an aver- all sizes and designs of floats fife and drum corps for the setback, Mr. Keegan said. "It maintains, "and we have county, state and far-flung enough hospitals In this area age fuel economy of 22 miles per gallon in 1981 model cars, 24 and walking, competed lor wasn't jny essential position m.p.g In 1182, 26™ p.g In 1183 and 27 m.p.g. In 1184. the parade judges' approv- areas like Massachusetts, to retry the case, but I did to provide them. I raise the al. Michigan, Maryland, New 44 caliber killer think the whole picture should question of how hard they As the 23 floats rolled by York City and Washington, be presented." have tried to find them " D,C. Hold policeman in death the reviewing stand In front Planned Parenthood's exec- "The real issue here Isn't of the Hall of Records, Soon after the last shot BUFFALO - A city policeman was charged with first-de- is active again utive director, Maxlne Brown, abortion," Mr. keegan said, gree manslaughter yesterday In the gang beating death of a has twice testified to the in- "but the need for any addi- teenager. Phillip C. Gramaglla was picked up at his home af- NEW YORK (AP) - Al- Queens. adequacy of local abortion fa- tional facility in this area." ter his lawyer informed police he could be found there. most 11 months after his first In a letter to Dally New col- cilities, noting that of 1,614 Mr. Keegan and his wife, abortion patients seen by the He and two other officers had been suspended without pay Weather: Sunny attack the killer whose .44- umnist Jimmy Breslln earlier Diane, are both active in Holy Saturday night when they failed to appear at a court-ordered callber handgun has become this month, the killer warned: clinic last year, only 559 Cross Roman Catholic Church procedures could be per- lineup Richard Y. Long, 18, son of a well-known local family, Mostly sunny today and to- TIDES his deadly trademark has at- "Don't think because you here, but he said he is not a was pulled by Ms hair from a sports car early Saturday and morrow highs upper 70s and Sandy Hook tempted to murder again, as haven't heard from me for a formed locally. The rest were member of any rtght-to-llfe referred to other facilities, was beaten and kicked by about nine well-dressed men, wit- low 80s 26 c both days Fair TODAY - High 5:25 p.m. he promised he would. while that I went to sleep. No, group. nesses told police. tonight, lows 65 to 70 Precipi- and low 11:51 p.m. A young man and woman, rather, I am still here." tation probability 10 per cent TOMORROW - High 5:51 latest victims of the psy- today and tonight, 20 per lent am and 6:23 p.m. and low chopath who calls himself the tomorrow Wind light and va- 10:59 a.m. and — p.m. "Son of Sam," were recov- Cannon rammer raiable through tonight ex- For Red Bank and Rumson ering today In Flushing Hospi- badly injured cept south to southeast 10 to bridge, add two hours; Sea tal after being gunned down Americans have come 15 miles per hour this after- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; by the killer who sprung from SCOTCH PLAINS (AP) - (Continued) and daughters, Veronica, 7, and Camilla, 5, paid a visit noon and evening Ocean wa- Long Branch, deduct 15 mini the darkness of a Queens During the Revolutionary guide me around the town. And not only did he take me to their "American cousins," and were given "full run" ter temperatures are in theutes; Highlands bridge, add street yesterday morning and War, the job of rammer to central installations," Mr. Smith said, "but showed of the Smith family house in Rumson. 60s 40 minutes fired four shots through the was one of the most dan- us where the German landmines were placed so we "My tmpressons? My Impressions o'n seeing Amer- closed window ol the car In gerous. could clear them." ica for the first time?" Mr. Martinelli told an Inquiring which they were sitting. And although authorities Mr. Martinelli, though, dismisses any special he- reporter. "The same as the first time I met Ray 35 The Daily Register Judy Placldo, 17, of the say replica cannons used roics today. "For several days while the Germans were years ago. Americans are my friends — my friends," he Bronx, was listed In critical today are "much safer," laying the mines," he noted, "I rode around town on my said unabashedly. The Sunday Register but stable condition following the risk of the rammer's bicycle watching them and taking notes in my mind." In addition to renewing their old friendship, Mr. surgery. She had been hit in job was proven yesterday But in Mr. Smith's mind, Umberto "showed a hell of Martinelli said he also mixed business and pleasure on Publnnrd by The Red Bon* Hegilter when Ralph Marchese, a a lot of nerve— maybe more at 16 than most men ever ElloBlnhed in 1171 by Jonn M Coo* ond Hen, v Cloy the right shoulder, the back tills trip, of the neck and the right member of the Brigade of show. Mom Oilier "We both have a friend (in Livorno) who grows One Result' PIOIO. Shtewibu', N j 0/701 temple. the American Revolution "Very simply," the realtor observed, "he was grapes for a very special wine," Mr. Martinelli said. Smncn OHicei Her companion, Sal Lupo, unit, New York Colony scared amd so was I. And this created strong bonds- "And so we went around." Mr. Smith continued, "to 17* Ri 35. WtddlelOMn. N J 01741 Monmoulti County Courlnouie. f leenold. N J 0I7JI 20. of Queens, had a bullet Company of Artillery, was bonds that made us closer than brothers." meet various wine distributors In this country and see If J7» fiioodoor. Lonfl Btonch. N J 07740 Slolenouie. Trenton. M J 0*»7S wound of the forearm and Injured during a re-enact- This kinship continued even after the war, as the they were interested In this (product)." glass shreds in his left leg. ment of the Battle of Short two began a correspondence that has endured more Member ot the Anouoted Pren The Allocated Pren II entitled They also Journeyed to Newark to chat with their e»clu»i*ely to Ine wie ol oil the locol newl printed in me newlpoper 01 Son of Sam Is now respon- Hills than 30 years. In 1970, Mr. Smith made a trip, no "a "friend Joel," In his PUC office. well Ol on AP neoi ond ditpolctm sible for killing five persons Marchese, 39. of Hick- homage" he insists, to Livorno to be reunited with his Member Ol the American Ncwieoue, Pwbmne'l Allocation the But mainly they talked and took numerous family Audit »u,eoo ol Ctrculgtiim. me »e» Jeriey P'en Allocation and wounding six. Most of his svllle, NY., suffered exten- friend. trips, the final one which will come today when the Second Clan poitooe paid ol Red Bank. N J 07/01 and at Middle victims have been young sive injuries to his right Mr. Smith even sent numerous color real estate bro- Smith family bids the Martinelli family "arrivadurche" lo.n N J °77U Pitwiined iondoy Ihrouoh Friday Moil luoiciRlioni women with shoulder-length, arm and hand and lost two chures to be printed by his friend, now the owner of as they head back to Livorno. payable in advance dark hair, as are four ot the fingers when an explosive "Stabilmento Tipografico Benvenuti & Cavaciocchi," ot Term Doll* Sunday Dailtrond But Just like reunited childhood chums whose lives Only Only Sunday dead. He usually strikes be- charge he was ramming Via Galilei, Livorno. have led them In different directions, each pledged they One reoi U» "> •'»•» •Mw tween midnight and 3 am in Home del,»ery b( Corrie, - Doily and lundo, 10 tent! 0 »ee» into a replica of an 18th Two weeks ago, Mr. Martinelli, his wife Llsanella, "shall return" someday. 'opJor&nler-Ooily IS l»nbtrg, Ann Aicuy. John Thomcn Bamileoa Thomo* Red Bank. 741-9300 chtn Aaoitord vinctnl vvnghi Paul la Mart* Gltrton Wary Elliobctti Gtbton. Barry. Gory Todd Barlh. Michael An KalMMn Ann Goodman. Pamclo Ann fo'mtitf Grtnl Pr.njfrl] thony Berwick. Thomo* Jomei Beam*.

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To loin the Auoclatlon. Red Bank Property Owners Association, Inc. atnd ui your name and addrata Mildred Brink, chairperson 29 CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU • MOOLESEX • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UNION No financial obligation. 245 Spring Street, Red Bank 4 The Dlttfy Register SHREWGKJRY. N j MONDAY, JUNE V. \»n Mrs. Aurora Rogers New trial set on lockpicks KEANSBURG - Mrs Aur- on Carraro Rogers of 14 Wa- have been sufficient to Obituaries terview Place died yesterday •y BARBARA KATELL Keller was convicted on The prosecutor should have May 21 in Red Bank Munici- brought the locksmith into tain a conviction." MHMHIIIHIHHIH IHIIHMilimiMHHHtlllMtlHIHIIllHIHIHIIIIIUUIIHtMlHl In Baysbore Community Hos- FREEHOLD - There will pal Court of selling a lockplck court to testify. However, he agreed that pital, Holmdel, following a the judge would have ruled on short Illness. be no "magical" solution to set to James Tomaini, an In- Judge Wichmann agreed the charges against Douglas vestigator with the county de- that, If Keller had been repre- the inadmiasable evidence be- Mrs. Rogers was born in C. Keller Sr that he Illegally tectives. Municipal Court sented by an attorney at the lore the trial ever got to the Howell George, Nova Scotia. Canada, and had defense case. Therefore, sold lockpicks at the House of Judge Abraham J. Zager municipal court hearing, the lived In this area since 1M2. Magic, White St., Red Bank fined Keller $M plus court hearsay evidence would have Judge Wichmann ordered a She was a member of the Se- new trial In county court. However, County Court costs. been objected to and ruled In- nior Citizens Association and school counselor Judge William T. Wichmann During the trial Tomalnl admlssable Judge Wichmann pointed St. Ann's Roman Catholic has agreed to grant Keller a had testified that, after he However, Judge Wichmann out that state law does not RUMSON - Howell George Red Bank and a member of Church Her husband, the late new trial In county court on purchased the lockpick set, he pointed out that "if the de- forbid selling of lockpicks but Jr., tl, 1 guidance counselor 1(5 choir He was also a mem- Vincent J. Rogers, died in Aug 5 went to a local locksmith who fendant had objected, the does specifically forbid the il Runuon-Fair Haven Re- ber of the Monmouth County March. told him the picks could be prosecutor would have asked sale of picks that can be used gional High School, Rumson, Guidance Association, the Judge Wichmann agreed She Is survived by a broth- used to open any car except a continuance of the hearing lo open cars, died yesterday at Rlverview Monmouth County Education with Louis J. Alfonso, at- er, Hector Carraro of Burke, those made by General Mo- and the locksmith would have He said the new trial would Hospital. Red Bank Association, the RumsonFalr torney for Keller, that the Va. crucial evidence In the state's tors. come in to testify." hear evidence whether the Mr. George was born In Haven Teachers' Association, The Laurel Funeral Home, case against Keller in the Friday, Mr. Alfonso argued Judge Wichmann also warn- picks sold by Keller to To- Rtegelivtlle, Pa., and lived and the Sports Area Employ- West Keansburg, la in charge original trial had been based before Judge Wichmann that ed that "the testimony of the maini could be used to open ben at (I Blngham Ave. (or es Union, Local 137. Grange Jr. of arrangements. on "gross hearsay." this was hearsay evidence. witness for the defense would cars. about M yean. Surviving are his widow, He taught at the Oceanport Mary Telfer George; two Mr>. Elizabeth ka.lilak elementary school belore sons, Mark and Douglas coming to the high school In George, both at home; a MIDDLETOWN - Mrs Church and a member of the 1151 For about the pait 25 brother, /Horace George of Elizabeth M Kadilak. 61, of Widow and Widowers Club, summers he was employed by Fanwood; and five sisters, 87 Linden Ave., here, died Monmouth chapter. 2 restaurant owners fined the parl-mutuel betting de- Mrs Ruth Leldy of Yardly, yesterday at Riverview Hos- Mrs Kadllak's husband. partment at Monmouth Park Pa.,, Mrs. Florence Kunkel of pital, Red Bank Stephen, died In 1915 race track, Oceanport Southampton, Pa., Miss She was born In East Liver- She is-survived by a son, Stephen, of Falls Church, Mr. George was a graduate Gladys George of Mllford. Mrs pool, Ohio,' and had lived In Newell, W.Va.. before coming Va.; two daughters. Miss Vic- in case of simple assault of Uptala College, East Or- Esther Ryan of PhlUlpsburg. toria Kadilak, also of Falls ange, and received a master and Mrs Elizabeth Eaton of here seven years ago. During thge argument, posed, Robert A. Coogan of Church, and Mrs. Richard La- FREEHOLD - Two of the and certain deductions made degree from Seton Hal) Uni- Syracuse. NY. She was a communicant of Schlff threatened to pull his Brielle, representing Sandy Barbera of Mlddletown. with owners of the Shadowbrook by the Zwebens, noted Superi- versity, East Orange St Anthony's Roman Catholic theatrical group out of the Zweben, and Charles Frankel The Worden Funeral Home, whom she Uved; two broth- Restaurant, Rt. IS, Shrews- or Court Judge Louis R. Ai- He was a member of the restaurant. Robert Zweben of Asbury Park, representing Red Bank, Is In charge of the - ers, Thomas Stepien of Well- bury, convicted of simple as- klns when he Imposed the First Presbyterian Church of Mm. Ethel M. Hum. then ordered a secretary to Robert Zweben, told the court arrangements svllle, Ohio, and John Stepien sault and battery In con- Ones. stop payment on the f 1,115 that neither defendant had a OCEAtyTOWNSHlP - of Newell; and one sister, nection with an Incident that "Tempers flared and things check that had been Issued to prior record and had never Mrs. Frances H. Travers Mrs. Ethel M Dunn, M, of 51) Mrs. Pauline Crepage of occurred it the restaurant In sort of got out of hand and en- Monmouth Road, West AI- April, 1975, were each fined ded up In an assault and bat- Schiff the previous day for been arrested before. KEYPORT - Mrs Frances ker of Port Monmouth and McDonald, Ohio. lenhurst, died Saturday in Wo. tery situation," said the the company's performances H. Travers, 77, of 50 Beers Mrs. Jean Smith of Hazlet; a The Dawson Funeral Home, The attorneys argued that Monmouth Convalescent Cen- judge. the previous day for the com- St., died Saturday in Bay- brother, Richard Trenery of East Liverpool, Ohio, is in Robert Zweben, 28, and this had been an unfortunate ter, Long Branch. During the trial, the broth- pany's performances the pre- shore Community Hospital, Keansburg; two sisters, Mrs charge of funeral arrange- Samuel "Sandy" Zweben, 15, misunderstanding and told Mrs. Dunn was born In ers and Schlff all agreed that vious week. Holmdel Sarah Csrretson of Beach- ments, and the John E. Day were convicted of the charge the court that they were posi- Cranford and moved here 19 a scuffle took place In the The brothers Insisted that Mrs, Travers was born In wood and Mrs. Henrietta Funeral Home, Red Bank, Is June J by a jury. tive that It would never hap- years ago from Kcarny Zwebens' office at the restau- Robert Zweben then said "Ed Jersey City and lived here for Wlngate of Sarasota, Fla.; handling arrangements local- The brothers had been pen again. Judge Alklns She retired 20 years ago af- rant In the afternoon of April (Schlff) you're nuts," and the past 60 yean. seven grandchildren, and four ly- charged that they assaulted agreed and Imposed the $230 ter working as a secretary for Edward Schlff of Bricktown, SO, 1975 And all agreed that Schlff then grabbed Robert She was a charter member great-grandchildren. fine. Maximum penalty for a Koppers Coke Co., Kearny. a producer of dinner theater Schlff was angry because of Zweben and pushed him up disorderly person's offense of of the Lincoln Hose Fire The Bedle Funeral Home, Thomas W. Dunphy She was the widow ill James at the restaurant. In the In- deductions totaling 920 against a wall. Schiff then at- assault and battery Is six Company Ladles Auxiliary, here, Is In charge of arrange- J. Dunn, and a communicant CLIFFWOOD BEACH - cident which occurred In the ban Ms pay for the previous tacking Robert Zweben, strik- months In the county Jail or a St. John's United Methodist ments of St. Mary's Church, Deal. Thomas W. Dunphy, 52, of Zweben's office at the restau- week. The money was deduc- ing him, shoving him against Church of Hailet, and the Se- KM fine. Surviving are a daughter, West Concourse, here, died rant on April 30, 1975, Schlff ted to compensate for a lamp the wall, choking him and nior Citizens of the American Robert J. Aatoreca Mrs. Ethel Rutledge, with yesterday In Bayshore Com- allegedly suffered a broken and a candlestick that Schlff banging his head .gainst the "1 see no need for In- Legion Apartments, here. Her MANALAPAN- Robert J. whom she lived, and two munity Hospital, Holmdel. nose and other head Injuries. allegedly borrowed to use as wall and floor while allegedly carceration or probation, said husband, Russell B. Travers, Aatoreca, 38, of 41 Livingston grandchildren Mr. Dunphy was born in a stage prop In a production repeating the threats lo kill Judge Alklns, adding that the died In 1M7. The assault arose out of Lane, died yesterday at Free- The John P. Condon Funer- Brooklyn and moved here 23 and which were allegedly him, testified the Zwebens. "interests of Justice would be Surviving are a son, Russell nothing more than a dispute hold Area Hospital, Freehold al Home, Atlantic Highlands, years ago from Queens. missing. Before the fines were im- met by the fine ..." Travers of Elmwood Park; over the terms of a contract Township, after a sudden ill- Is In charge of arrangements. He was a chemical operator two daughters, Mrs. Eva Lu- nets. with National Lead In- Mr. Astoreca was bom In Leroy V. Erving dustries, Sayrevllle, and a in. Dxith Notices New York City and lived in communicant of St. Joseph's Queens, NY., for many years BARNSBORO, Pa. - Leroy Roman Catholic Church, BURNS—Oonolo A of *» D.I Howell man gets 10-12 wood LOT*. Ttnfon Pom, formerly of before moving here In IMS V. Ervlng, 60, died Friday at here, a Navy veteran of Moptrwooo. on SoturOoy, Jun* 11 of Miner's Hospital, here. ftlvorvlew HoapHol. A memorial **r He was a graduate of For- World War II. he was a for- FREEHOLD - A SO-year- a nine-count indictment with allegedly was forced at gun- which to disguise themselves. vie* will b* MM WorJnoKtoy. Jun* 91. Mr. Ervlng was born In of 4 p m from th* Proopocl Protbv dham University and the mer member of VFW Guada- old Howell Township man, robbing Thomas Baney, the point to open the store safe Before the sentence was Im- tortan Church. Mi r*ro»OKi St.. Mo- West Belmar, N.J., and lived School of Management Devel- canal Post, CUffwood. one of three charged with an store manager, of 18.107 while and to remove from It 18,107 posed, Miner made an Impas- there all his life until moving opment at Harvard University. Surviving are his widow, armed robbery of the Two armed with shotguns; steal- In cash. After completing the sioned plea for leniency. He here In 1972. He was a vice president of Mrs. Dorothy Schaumloeffel Guys store on Rt. I, Manala- ing guns and clothing worth alleged robbery, tbe three told the court that he had per- the Morgan Guarantee Trust He retired from the Gelco Dunphy; his mother, Mrs. GEORGE —HOWIII Jr , oo. M. pan, was sentenced to 10 to 12 more than 1500; entering the men allegedly locked the sonal problems as a result of of *1 Jlrrjrwm Ayr. dumion on Jun. Co., New York City. Company In Ocean Township, Julia Dunphy of Floral Park, Il, toff. TolOVOfl huibond Of Mory, Of years In state prison. James store the night before with the manager and the seven other his divorce and that he start- VOtM fOmor ol Mor Ic and Douglm. M N.J., where he worked as a N.Y.; a brother, John Dunphy employes In a men's room but ed drinking heavily and that toyorj bfofhtr of Horocl, Hirth Loldy. He was a member of St. Miner 3rd of Howell Township intent to commit the robbery; flort.net KunkiL Olodyi Gt.org*. cabinet maker of Floral Park; and four sis- Gabriel Roman Catholic had pleaded guilty to the breaking Into a closet In the the employes were able to while In this condition he had MM Hyor. OM I UtoMri Solon. K Surviving are his widow, ters, Mrs. Elizabeth Lane of ntral torvlcoi on Tuoidoy. Jun. 11. ol Church, Marlboro. charges. store; conspiring to commit free themselves In time to agreed to take part In the I p.m ol 'h* Pint Prttbylirlon Helen Parish Ervlng; four Syracuse, NY.. Mrs. Mary Church, HS Hording Rood. Rod Sonk Surviving are his widow, The other two codefen- the robbery and conspiring to witness the arrests. robbery lnltrm.nl In Farnaal*. Pa No vli sons, Leroy Ervlng of Wall Mortality of Flushing, NY., lloilon In II.u of llow.ri, conlrlbu Mrs. Barbara Klein Astoreca; dants, Alex Sharp, 35, of enter with the Intent to rob. Police had been alerted by While noting that Miner had llor>* lo m. Amorlcan Canc.r ioclfly Township, N.J., Robert Er- Mrs. Eleanor Ivey of El- would bt opproclolM, Wordtn Funoral three daughters, Stacy, Kerry Lakewood and Frank earnest, According to police reports two women employes who no prior convictions, Judge rtomt. RM Sank, In chore* of fho or vlng of Asbury Park, N.J., mhurst.N. Y , and Mrs. Claire 26, of Toms River, are await- at the time of the men's ar- had begun to enter the store Arnone said that the prison and Leigh Astoreca, alt at Ronald Ervlng of Bradley Terrano of Massapequa, N.Y. ing trial on the charges rest last March 13, the three while the holdup was In prog- sentence was necessary be- home; his mother, Mrs. Beach, N.J , and Wilber Er- HORNE— "Joel", of Ml IVIO The Day Funeral Home, against them. The trial is hid In the store overnight and ress. cause there had been an mor. Avo.. Tlnlon Palll. on Juno It Frances Bilbao Astoreca of vlng, here; three daughters, IOTT DovotBo hMoond of Lllla Laving Rldgefleld, and a brother, Keyport, Is in charge of ar- scheduled to begin this week. in the morning made hostages During their overnight stay enormous potential for vlo- fotftor of Mr* Jontt Whlf. and Wllllrjm Mrs. Donald Burdge of Red talloll Fond broth.r of Mr*. Ida Richard J. Astoreca of Fie- rangements. Superior Court Judge John of seven arriving employes In the store, the three men al- lance while the men were In fivon. Grondtoffwr of tour Funorol Bank, N.J., Mrs Everet Cur- in TunoW II am of th* ••th while awaiting the store man- legedly stole shotguns and the store and that any lesser mlngton. tis of l'l Pleasant, N.J., and P. Amone Imposed the sen- ager. When Mr. Baney ar- ammunition as well as vari- sentence would deprecate the The Hlgglns Memorial Mrs. Wayne Hlmes, here; a Lonzie Home tence. rived shortly after 9 a.m., he ous articles of clothing with seriousness of the charges. Home, Freehold, Is In charge brother, Kenneth Ervlng of TINTON FALLS - Lonzie The three were charged in of the arrangements. Avon, N.J.; four sisters, Mrs "Jack" Home, 71, of 8«J Luella Wallcolt of Long Sycamore Ave., died Friday Branch, N.J., Mrs Lillian Ru- In Monmouth Medical Center, Rooiiey: Move dump site further out nyon of Belmar, Mrs. Bertha Long Branch Ballard of Neptune, N.J , and Mr. Home was born In Ma- SEA BRIGHT - Coun- sites further out to sea past Mrs. Jean Robins of Spring rlanna, Fla., and lived In New duty to protect the environ- sea is an Interim measure cilman Charles Rooney Jr., the continental shelf, which Is Lake, N.J , 21 grandchildren Jersey tor 57 years. He was a ment," Mr. Rooney charged, until the Dec 31, 1981, dead- an Independent candidate for approximately 100 miles off and two great-grandchildren. member of the Bethlehem referring to the present line set by EPA for terminat- election to the Assembly from shore. dumping sites six miles1 and ing all ocean dumping. The McDonough Funeral Baptist Church, Roselle, the Uth district, has urged "To Issue permits In June 12 miles off Sandy Hook. He proposed that the new Home, Belmar, Is in charge where he also served as a that a greater effort be made 1977 for use of the present Mr Rooney noted that the permits Issued this month be of the arrangements trustee. to move the ocean dumping sites, borders on neglect of federal Environmental Pro- for new sites, that electronic He was a World War II tection Agency will issue per- surveillance be used to moni- Donald A. Burns Army veteran, and for 20 mits at the end of this month tor dumping vessels to make for dumping for the next year TINTON FALLS - Donald years owned and operated sun they go all the way out dry-cleaning establishments Mayor's nephew and said, "Time Is running to the new locations, and use A. Burns, 57, 49 Delwood out." Lane, died Saturday at Rlv- in Newark and Elizabeth. At of old oil tankers for economy erview Hospital, Red Bank. the time of his death he was "New Jersey dump sites and safety if present barges are inadequate for the longer Mr. Burns was born In Sum- the owner and operator of shot to death have created an area of 'dead run. mit and lived In Maplewood One Hour Martlnlzlng, Red JERSEY CITY (AP) - Au- dump, police said. They told a sea' which Is ever enlarging," for many years before mov- Bank. He was a member of thorities say they have a few security guard at Christ Hos- he said. "New Jersey has had "Relocating the present ing here In 1975. the Red Bank Exchange Club. possible suspects in the fatal pital about their find and po- Increasing numbers of Red dump sites would be a posi- Tides; last summer we suf- He was the owner and oper- Surviving are his widow, shooting of Hoboken Mayor lice were notified. tive safeguard to the health of fered a devastating fish kill. ator of the Burns-Pendleton Lllla Home; a daughter, Steve Capplello's teenage Capplello was pronounced the marine and human envi- New Jersey beaches are def- Advertising Agency, here Janet White of Mon- nephew. But they declined to dead on arrival Saturday at ronment," Mr. Rooney as- initely threatened." Mr. Bums was a member of tclaiXan adopted son, Wil- discuss a motive for the mur- the Jersey City Medical Cen- serted, and promised, If elect- the Presbyterian Church at liam Bijlatt of Westfleld; a der. ter. Mr. Rooney said action ed, to make Improvefnent of sister, Mrvjda Evans of Jer- must be taken now to move water quality one oi his con- Shrewsbury, a member of the The body of Samuel "Butch Hudson County Homicide sey City, Srvdfour grand- the dump sites, further out to cerns. —i Maplewood Men's Glee Club, Cap" Capplello Jr., 19, of Lt. John Farley said the children. a member of Colgate Univer- Union City, was found Satur- youth's heart and other vital sity CJass of 1942, and a mem- day In a pool of water at an organs had been pierced by WORD , ber of Bet- Theta Pi Frater- The Childs Funeral Hoi Isolated dump here. He had one gunshot wound. 4 Supercitifjiis nity. Red Bank, Is In charge of ar- been shot through the head The youth probably was SLEUTH In addition. Mr. Burns was rangements. and chest and knifed In the killed early Saturday morn- a member of the Exchange back, police said. Ing, Farley said. There were MPGDERETNECFLES Club of Red Bank, a member He was found by two men no signs of a struggle, he of the Maplewood Tennis hunting for salvage In the added. Super Special Club, and the Northern New ARROGANJPOMBGST Man held hjSM|S£fl|B|||0||i*JiJjiJtl||||ttfjfMjjdtta|W Jersey Power Squadron. TUESDAY thru FRIDAY Surviving Is his wife, Mrs. HOMIOWNIRS YIHENCTTNAGORRA Susan Grove Burns in assault The Robert A. Braun Home TSHVTUICHPTDVAI JUNE 28 thru JULY 1 for Funerals, Eatontown, is in When there charge of the arrangements. on women ASSORTED are no MONEY? H G H P L E E T U I E H S U Y John Jansen ASBURY PARK - A Nep- APfKOVAl IT PHONE • tune man arrested on two GVIAEINKSTFOUGH' BUTTER COOKIES UNION BEACH - John counts of assault and battery words... Jansen, 59, of Cambridge faces a preliminary hearing U FMTRCTCAYWOHS Ave., died Saturday in Bay- today. let flowers shore Community Hospital. J. B. Williams, 27, of 1836 REG. Holmdel Fewall Ave., Neptune, is also AEPUIEIWBYPTA 89 Mr. Jansen was born In Jer- charged with 12 counts of speak 2.69 sey City and moved here 40 forgery in Neptune and has H DFTCFOOOAMMYL Ib. years ago He was a self-em- been Issued a bench warrant for you. Ib. 1 ployed plumber for contempt of court In Surviving are his widow, Ocean Township, police said. FLASAFGHUCUSOMF Mrs. Florence Jansen; a The victims of the assault ALSO DIET COOKIES daughter, Miss Linda Kradjel. were Ruth Maccanico and Fof a complete selection 1NFLATE0TSGSPBF at home; two brothers, Henry Carrie Archer of SOU Langford of sympathy flowan, m mo SUM tows Jansen Jr. of Laurence Har- St. Williams was arrested cal your FTD Florist. Saturday'* unliiud clue: TUNNEL bor and Edward J. Jansen here at 0:40 p.m. Saturday ac- COUNTY FIND lh« Iliutd void. In Ihe dlasiim. Th.» ran In all ALL STORES OPEN dli«cUont-lon.aid. backward, up, down and dluonally here, and a sister, Mrs. Anne cording to police. COUP. Jones, here. UnlUled clue bint: SELF-ADMIRING He is being held in lieu of Pompoiu Affected Hifaluiin Imperious MONDAY. JULY 4th The Day Funeral Home. $10,000 ball and awaits action 11-5061 Flashy Infilled Conceited PreUnliou. PLACE HOLIDAY ORDERS NOW Keyport. is in charge of ar- by the authorities in the other Vain Arrogant Bombastic Stlfcenlered rangements two townships — Yomttfni Touch nuMr — Showy Hauihty Stuck-up SHREWSBURY N.J MONOAY. JUNE 27.1977 Ban on laetrile is opposed by majority of Americans •y LOUIS HARRIS view are public doubts about U that patients and the public ally. A il-n per cent majority ol the FDA and other govern- can be so easily misled by One significant finding in the American people oppose ment health agencies. These promises of so-called miracle this Harris Survey of 1,(29 the bin on laetrile by the doubts were triggered by drugs that really don't work." adults nationwide is the fact Food and Drug Adminis- what the public (eels was In addition, by 47-35 per cent, that the more education tration They hold this view poor handling of the swine flu a plurality goes along with people have, the more con- even though reputable medic vaccine program and the lade the argument that "l( it is vinced they are that laetrile al authorities have repeatedly of * satisfsctory explanation true that laetrile is Ineffective should be permitted to be labeled the substance In- of toe deaths ol American Le- In treating cancer, then It U sold. While 54 per cent ol effective u a cure lor cancer. gion members following their cruel to raise the hopes of those with only a grade-school Moreover, a decisive W IJ per convention in Philadelphia cancer victims by allowing education want the sale of the cent majority would support last year. With regard to laet- them to use the drug." Medic- drug to be legal, I much high- •their own state legislatures' rile, a 75-7 per cent majority al science teams, such as the er 71 per cent of the college- legalizing the sale or laetrile, agreed with the claim that one st Sloan Ketterlng In- educated share this view. It is as several states hive al- "since some cancer patients stitute In New York, which not that the better-educated ready done. say that laetrile relieves their recently issued a negative re- are convinced that laetrile is pain and makes them feel effective Rather, they are The key to the public's atti- port on laetrile, point out that better, It Is possible the FDA more deeply convinced that tude on laetrile can be found when patients put their hopes is wrong in saying it Is in- the country should pursue a in the (act that nearly eight in an Ineffective drug, they effective." are often deterred from tak- policy of pluralism with re- out of 10 persons agree that spect to products, even where "since we don't know how to ing treatments which might Despite the widespread sup- ultimately cure them. health Is concerned. What cure cancer, I' laetrile is port for legalizing laetrile, they are siying is that, as harmless, people ought to be people are aware of the pit- However, after being ex- long as people are warned able to buy it II they want to falls of having drugs on the posed to all of the arguments about either the dangers or use It." All things considered, market which might not be as lor and against laetrile, HAPPY ANNIVERSARY — The River Plaza Hose ricks, anniversary celebration committee chair- lack ol proven effectiveness man and an ex-chief; Mrs. Charles Zlngale and they aeem to say. why not let effective as claimed. By tt-U people-by S to 1-would like o( a product, then the deci- Company No. 1 celebrated Its 50th anniversary cancer victims use the drug, per cent, a majority feels that to see the drug legalized In with an open house yesterday. On hand for the fes- Mr. Zlngale o( River Plqza and Charles Meeker, sion to buy should be left to co-chairman of the celebration committee. even If II probably will nei- "one of the problems In com- their own states, even If the the consuming public tivities were, from left, Norman Scattergood, old- ther cure them nor even help ing up with a cure for cancer FDA continues Its ban nation- est active member and on ex-chief; Irwln Hen- their condition? Reinforcing this permissive

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• ••II • •| |j || •!••• • 11J 1 i U11 i 1 l*'t»i«»»i*t""»tmn Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register •y JACK ANDERSON liafllf>Mia>ii>>*iTiii*>i •¥! ••••MIIIMMMIMMIIMI gency call to us after the first again that they might be in of two sessions with the Hun- "aerious trouble " And one of WASHINGTON - Shortly WASHINGTON garian police We made a the uniformed policemen vol- ARTHUR Z. KAMIN after Los Angeles Times cor- number of phone calls to unteered that "our jails here President and Editor . respondent Robert Toth was Budapest From Viner and are very unpleasant " But no arrested and harassed by the SCENE diplomatic sources, here are direct threats were made, Soviet KGB in Moscow, one of the details of his experience: and no charges were brought Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor our own reporters was picked lltlllllllllHHIIIIMIIIIIIIlmiHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMI Viner and his actress-wife Three hours of questioning up by the Hungarian police were fallowed by some more the questioning that the police were apprehended in the out- g SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, JUNE 27. 19/7 outside Budapest, escorted to conspiratorial telephone con- not only had been keeping a skirts of Budapest by an a police sation and inter- versations Then suddenly, close watch on Vlner through- armed motorcycle policeman, rogated about his news work the couple was told It was all f out his stay in Hungary but who menacingly opened his ANDEESON "a mistake" and released. Ah-h! That's better!' Michael Viner and his ac- was fully aware of his report- holster to free the pistol The cess-model wife. Deborah ing activites At one point, an pair was ordered to hand over only escalate the incident, he But later in Vienna, Viner •Ttaffin were detained and interrogator demanded harsh- their passports and the cam- suggested, to bring a consular discovered that three pages questioned for seven hours ly: "Why is Jack Anderson in- era official along But he prom- of his notes were missing. i\ Their passports, camera and They must have been taken terested In Hungary?" Then the policeman sig- ised that the U.S.. authorities from his hotel room, he said, private notes were seized by It may also be significant nalled the eight men who would respond vigorously if while he was under question- the police thai the incident immediately apparently had been trailing any serious charges were Ing. . • The couple was accused followed Toth's ordeal in Mus- Viner The strange caravan brought falsely of taking unauthorized cow. Toth's chilling encounter proceeded to a local police So the following morning, Footnote: The State Dept.. pictures of a military truck with the KGB was taken In station where a series of mys- the Viners appeared al the tended to downplay the affair, Indeed. Deborah had pointed Washington as another blunt terious phone convsations was Budapest police headquarters describing it as merely an her camera at a nearby road signal that Moscow is dis- held Eventually, a slovenly and were ushered into a drab "inconvenient incident." A but had snapped no pictures. pleased with President Car- man appeared and introduced interrogation room They spokesman for the Hungarian It is possible, therefore, that ter's human rights campaign. himself as the interpreter. were confronted by a hostile Embassy had no comment DIPLOMATIC DIGEST - the police mistakenly thought This Kremlin attitude, pre- "You may be in serious woman and two uniformed Communist leaders In Cam- she had photographed the sumably, has not gone unno- trouble," he began ominously. policemen. bodia, one of the most closed truck. ticed In the Eastern Eu- This was followed by four The dour woman, speaking ropean satellites. societies on earth, are so se- Yet a stray truck is hardly hours of grueling interroga- through an interpreter, began cretive and xenophobic that a secret weapon that must be Vlner is our Hollywood re- tion Then the couple was per- cross-examining Viner about some of them have taken on hidden from the West The in- porter, who also sends us dis- mitted to return to their ho- his reporting. He admitted pseudonyms to avoid identi- cident was also the first of its patches from overseas when tel, under virtual house arrest, that he had done some report- fication. Only a few months kind In the memory of diplo- he Is traveling. He recently until the following morning ing but claimed he had come ago, American analysts mats, whose experience goes provided us with firsthand They phoned the U.S. con- to Hungary primarily as a learned that the secretary back four years And strange- accounts of the political tur- sulate and placed an overseas tourist. The woman kept general of the party, Saint ly, two carloads of policemen moil In India. In Yugoslavia call to us. The chief consul, pressing, demanding to know Sar, and the prime minister, suddenly materialized at the and Hungary, he was doing D Thomas I.ungo, advised why Jack Anderson was inter- Pol Pol, are probably one and scene. similar research for us. them to return to the police ested in Hungary. the same man Liter It became dear from He put through an emer- station as ordered. It might The couple was warned GOP needs new faces By JIM BISHOP iiiiniiiiiiiniiiintintiiMuiiiitiiMiiiiMiittin design It. The result was an gOil." airing of old faces, many of Dear reader, it doesn't mat- This country has always THE whom are still fighting the ter what your party affilia- needed two strong political last campaign tions are, this nation needs parties. It keeps the people in Senator John Danlurth of two strong political organiza- power honest The "outs" are REPORTER Missouri stood on a roof and tions Since November, the good watchdogs. The Republi- assured America "The sky is polls show the Carter Admin- can Party, which lost the iiiimiiiimiiiiHiiiitiitmimiiiiiiiiimiiiiii not falling." The OOP inter- istration growing stronger White House seven months viewed 10 "man-lnthe-street" and stronger In the affections ago, sees itself as no more most won. After November, I types, of whom four were of the voters. The most re- than a carping gnat on the thought they would unite their black. One, asked about Car- cent one showed about M per Democratic hide. ranks and that the old losers ter's standby gasoline tax, be- cent approval. BISHOP It needs fresh young lead- would find some new unsul- came eloquent. "It stinks," This can be translated as M ership, innovative Ideas, a lied faces. he said. I'm convinced that my reason per cent approval of the GOP. philosophy of survival. They It was not to be. Ford Is not It is an immutable truth for the pardon was vali- It will do better if some of the do not have It. The notion of content with being the only that Richard Nixon brought dated." old faces fade from stage cen- 1176 that Gerald Ford unelected president. He wants the party to its knees. He re- ter. Too many of those gentle- "brought respectability to the As a Washington watcher, I to run again In 1080. Ronald opened gangrenous wounds men - Goldwater, Ford, Nix- White House" was a weak was certain that the Republi- Reagan, who might have won, when he chose to earn a mil- on, Dole - shoot from the hip contrivance on two counts: cans could and would attack tries to destroy the Demo- lion dollars fencing with Da- without thinking out their po- (1) It led the voter to ask who much bf the Carter program, crat's with a quip: "I deny vid Frost. The Republican sitions. betrayed respectability and and might even come up with Pork-barreling keeps rolling that we're running out of ev- Party is going to have to sur- that brought him to Richard a better package. One thing In these days of voter so- erything these days — vive this man. It can be done Nixon; (2) Americans need energy, food,, space, even they might not challenge was phistication, no one Is se- First, the bad news on President "Most of these projects were author- by ignoring him. more than a good family man love." Carter's proposal ol a Con-' duced by a quip. There are no ized when we had cheap energy and sumer Protection Agency. men who wear white hats or Carter's effort to curb pork-barrel- in the Executive Mansion. BUI Brock, the new chair- However, Senator Robert This would be akin to degrad- black hats. All are in shades ing on mammoth water projects. water was unlimited. I think the re- Almost everyone on Capitol man of the GOP, knows that Dole spoke for the record. "I ing motherhood because the of gray, and all of them real- The House ignored his wishes and view is justified." He added that Hill recognized Ford for what his party must achieve two think he has had a sort of idea of a CPA Is to protect ize that this country muit he was — a good Michigan things merely to gel back into coming out," he said. "I think refused to slash 16 projects from the some projects, including those in his 213 million Americans against submit to discipline if It is to congressman. Nixon selected the fight: shed the image that he has broken the ice. 1 think $10.2 billion public works appropria- own district, "read like a horror sto- being robbed. survive. him for vice president be- the Republican Party is an we may see more of former ry." tions bill. cause of Ford's dull finish. ally of big business, and bring President Nixon." Ford said, "None of us Criticism for the sake of criticism Is not the road to Second, the good news. The vote It should be noted that the Car- "Contrast," the White House blacks into the party. Gerald Ford was asked denies that consumer protec- called it. tion is a worthy goal." Al- success. Neither is a "Me- against the amendment was a sur- ter administration first reviewed 320 What has he done? In seven about the Nixon shoot-'em-up. They called Jimmy Carter months he devised a 30-min- Had Nixon's sly admissions ways wait for the but. "But Too" attitude. The Democrats prisingly slim 218-10-194. That projects and selected 60 for possible "fuzzy" and a "fllpflop." To ute NBC show called given him second thoughts there Is a serious question in do not have a monopoly on In- means President Carter might be pruning. From those, 18 were se- the amazement of party "Energy: Another View." For about the pardon. "None my mind about whether telligence, loyalty and honor. able to make a veto stick should he lected to be killed and five to be wheelhorses, It almost counsel he brought in Mark whatsoever. The more I see creating another government Where, oh where, are those new faces? . .. choose to exercise it. modified. So this hardly is the meat- worked The Republicans al- Goode, Nixon's TV expert, to of Nixon's replies, the more bureaucracy will achieve that We aren't saying all water proj- ax approach as some have charged. ects are bad by any means, nor even (Sponsors of the House amendment that these particular 16 have no selected the 16 from Mr. Carter's merit. After all, water is a matter of list of 18.) Calloway is vindicated life-and-death in many parts of the If we are ever to control'the fed- West. Also, some of the projects are By JAMES J. KILPATRICK '«"•"»»"'' I »••"«•" eral budget, the President and Con- Washington press corps, they gave their sworn an- in the construction stage, though knowing Bo Callaway as a swers: "No, absolutely not, gress must be willing to tackle such none is even halfway completed, In the current issue of Har- CONSERVATIVE man of integrity, defended nose whatsoever ..." So the raising a proper question of whether sacred cows as these water projects. pers magazine, contributing him from the beginning of the Democratic majority of the the taxpayers' money already spent (The projects proposed for slashing editor Jim Hougan has done ordeal he experienced. In the committee of course con- something almost unknown in VIEW hurly-burly of the presidential victed Callaway anyhow. Not would go to waste if the projects would have saved an estimated $200 million in the coming fiscal year, the annals of Washington primaries, our voices went of actual wrongdoing, mind were to be canceled. Journalism He has committed iiiiiiiimmnimmililiililimiiiiiiitiimim unheard By early summer of you, but of conduct "at least but up to $2.2 billion in spending But what Mr. Carter proposed — a kindness. In the matter of tary of the Army. He resigned last year, Callaway had be- translatable into the appear- scheduled between now and com- and what we support — is a thor- Howard "Bo" Callaway, Hou- that post in July of 1975 in or- come, politically speaking, a ance of Improper pressure." pletion dates.) Cost-benefit ratios gan has undertaken to right a der to become manager of non-person; and non-persons That is like having creosote ough look at the projects in the light and impact on environment must be wrong. Here on the banks of Gerald Ford's presidential make no news He had been on your hands. of priorities of the 1970s, rather than KILPATRICK weighed in the considerations. the Potomac, It very seldom campaign terribly wronged - but, well, Senator Henry "Scoop" that of earlier decades in which happens And in March, 1978, the vic- these things happen. After a terests — a practice univer- Jackson of Washington, chair- many were first authorized. Too of- Perhaps the only way to per- Callaway, if you recall, is tim of a truly vicious smear time, old character assassina- sally accepted at the highest man of the parent committee, ten, these projects have been giant suade Congress that we live in a dif- the wealthy and affable Geor- campaign, Callaway resigned tions get to be old news. levels of both the executive could have stopped Haskell's boondoggles to enhance the reelec- ferent era from the old boondoggle gian, the scion of a public- from the Ford organization. Harpers magazine ordina- and legislative branches. irresponsible performance by spirited family, who got Into Shortly thereafter, he rily is regarded as a mildly Callaway was destroyed, In lifting his hand. Jackson tion prospects of some powerful days is for Mr. Carter to veto the politics as a member of the dropped out of sight. His rep- liberal outfit. Identified with the event, by a nasty little would not lift it. Senator members of Congress and were ram- bill if it comes to his desk in the House in ISM. In 1966 he was utation had been effectively causes that McGovern Demo- lynch mob of Democratic Sen- Frank Church of Idaho could med through regardless of need or present bloated shape. Only when robbed of the governorship of destroyed, his political career crats hold dear. It is an act of ators, led by Floyd Haskell of have prevented the destruc- ultimate cost, let alone damages to that occurs will we have an atmos- Georgia. In May ol 1973 he re- put to an end. singular grace on the editors' Colorado. They timed their tion of Caliaway's reputation the environment. phere in which i project can be turned to public life as Secre- A few members of the part to resurrect a con-ambush for March of 1971. by refusing to give Haskell servative Republican through The exposure of Cal la way's his proxy; Church gave Has- evaluated on its merits, rather than As Rep. George Miller, D-Calif., Hougan's benedictory piece. perfidy, right at the beginning kell his proxy. The subcom- noted when Mr. Carter first pro- on the basis of which powerful sena- Like Portia's little candle one of the ski season, would have mittee vote was 5-4 to Issue posed slashing the projects list: tor or congressman sponsored it. Is minded to remark, so a "devastating effect." the final sleazy report. Colncldentally, the exposure shines a good deed in a nau- Hougan tells a small, re- would come in the midst of ghty world. vealing story. Some months the presidential primaries. The charge brought against later, Callaway happened to Then It would have "national Consumer problems aided Callaway — if so flimsy a be In the city room of the Impact." concoction of Innuendoes may Washington Post. He told his be dignified by calling it a Thus Haskell summoned his tale to Ben Bradlee, execu- The Monmouth County Depart- businessmen are responding. charge — was that he had subcommittee on the Environ- tive editor. Bradlee sighed. ment of Consumer Affairs appears 3-30 vandalism a novel approach used his position as Secretary ment and Land Resources for "C'est vr«i," he said, "mala to have gotten off to a good start in Eatontown is planning a novel, of the Army for private gain. the kangaroo trial of Bo Cal- ce n'est pas une hlsuire." The gist of It was that Cal- laway. The proceedings were True, but no story. By that its first six months of operation. educational approach to its van- ' laway had put pressure on a pure travesty. Not one wit- time, Bradlee was right; I The agency, headed by Mrs. dalism problem, and we hope it suc- couple of cronies in the De- ness could be found to sustain cannot fault his news j\lig- Emilia M. Siciliano of Shrewsbury, ceeds. partment of Agriculture to a single substantive allega- ment. But Hougan and Har- reported that it has handled 883 With youthful vandalism report- get special favors for his (am- tion. Under oath, 13 persons pers merit special thanks for lly-owned ski resort at were asked if Callaway had reviving the story anyhow. cases resulting in a total saving of ed reaching "epidemic proportions," Crested Butte, Colo. pressured them In any way on Better their vindication than $16,684 to county consumers. This in- officials will launch a "one-to-one If Callaway actually ahd Crested Butte. One by one, none at all. cluded $3,978 returned to the con- campaign" to tell youths the "real done any such thing, It would sumer; $11,069 in contractual obliga- costs" of these actions. hive been a palpable viola- tions voided; $220 worth of ex- "What we hope to do," said tion of criminal law. As Hou- gan's long and definitive ar- Today in history changes effected, and $1,415 worth of Borough Councilman James A. Lar- ticle makes clear, Callaway contracts completed. gey, "Is talk with youths in the local was wholly innocent. Only in In 1974, President Richard lawed Irish Republican Army "The success we have had in baseball league, and later the Pop the poisoned atmosphere of Nixon arrived in Moscow to took effect our attempt to mediate consumer Warner football league and hockey post-Watergate Washington begin his third summit meet- One year ago: The Portu- complaints is an indication of the co- league and tell them what such could he be accused of even ing with Soviet Communist guese, voting in their first an appearance of impro- operation displayed by the business (vandalism) costs the borough. We Party leader Leonid Brezh- presidential election in half • priety. The worst that could nev. century, elected a moderate community," Mrs. Siciliano said. want to get across the idea that what be shpwn was that as Secre- Five years ago: Northern candidate. General Antonio It is encouraging to see this aid some of them are doing will hit their tary of the Army, he had de- Ireland enjoyed its first day Ramalho Eanes, President, parents in the pocketbook even- 'It's very *imple — if you could afford voted a small fraction of his to consumers in resolving com- of peace in nearly three years dealing the Communist Party time to personal business in- plaints and the manner in which tually." children, you could have abortions/ as a cease-fire with the out- • sharp setback SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. JUNE 27. 1977 UlC Dt^VRtgWCT 7 Proposed new legal tool seen helping consumers •y SYLVIA PORTER cumbenome tool that re- ders are too vague and should enormous. The bill would, in unclaimed damages'to go to- IIIIHMIIIIIMMIIHHt or group, the right to sue quires a lot ol bargaining." firms which allegedly violate not be permitted to become addition, make it possible to ward -a public purpose is not Coniumer'i Self-Help Legal In 1177 alone, the FTC will FTC rules and orders Under the basis for or to trigger de- use any reasonable statistical •new In cases in California in- Tool receive an estimated M.OOO present law, only the FTC it- vices lor individual suits, method to calculate the volving overcharges on bus Not too long ago, the Feder- complaints, most of which self can go to court to try to most especially class action amount of damages to be and taxi fares, the recovered al Trade Commission issued a will go unlnveitigated It VOUR MONEY'S force, a business accused ol a suits. awarded to a class as a whole money, for example, was ceue-and-detlst otter against may, for instance, tackle a fraudulent or deceptive act to That the class action seg- without having to document used to reduce the lares in fu- certain travel agenti which land-selling firm suspected of give injured consumers their ment ol the proposed bill

By LOUIS HII&KYSKK world these days, well-in- politically imposed price or protection for rational private lourth consortium The con- ciency in copper. Third, a. tentioned (oiks whose professed production controls, while the exploration activities. The cern ol these companies is un- technological explosion that NEW YORK - While sum- concern Is entirely lor the socialist-minded "developing" stakes are undeniably im- derstandable: the total in- could, among other benefits, mer moviegoers seek diver- good of mankind. Concen- countries want an inter- mense, not just in money (a vestment could exceed J2 bil- make us self-sufficient in all sion In the fantasy explor- trated in the so-called devel- LOUIS national authority empowered potential of tens ol billions of lion by 19(0. they don't want these substances by 2000 — ations of 'The Deep," a real- oping countries, they are, to run (or disrupt!) the whole dollars) but in terms of cur- it drowned in the Pacific and an exporter to a better life undersea drama Is in Ironically, hostile to the au- show. rent U.S. vulnerability (we What does it mean to you endowed world. progress that Involves every thentic fuel ol economic de- RUKEYSER The seated mining con- rely heavily on imports of and me II these companies The U.S. Geological Survey bit as much conflict and the velopment — private profits troversy is the major Issue these (our strategic miner- get a chance to make a buck'.' has identified these minerals prospect of far greater for- - and they demand stern in- blocking agreement on a 365 als). First, an entirely new Ameri- is critical to our national tunes. ternational control over all article Law of the Sea Four American-based cor- can industry — marine min- energy elfort and has warned aspects ol undersea mining Treaty, on which talks opened porations are ready to go into ing — with the possibilities ol that our needs might Impose The treasure being sought The inevitable result, if they er stab at breaking the dud- In 1973 A 90-day session be- action, provided they receive new jobs, new sources of sup- strains on present sources ol hen is not Jewels or drugs everybody applauds but that succeed, will be less devel- lock over who Is to mine the gan last month, with Elliot some assurance that the U.S. ply, new products and a new supplies Common sense tells but lour vital minerals that doeail advance you a millime- opment — and a poorer ocean floor and how the prof- Richardson as chief US ne- will not stand by - either foundation ol economic stabi- us that we ought not allow lie at the bottom of the sea - ter toward true human better- world its are to be shared ment. The question is how gotiator. now or a generation hence — lity Second, a reasonable ourselves to become more manganese, cobalt, copper and allow their investments possibility that by 1990 deep vulnerable to foreign black- and nickel - and the benefi- The dispute, which could It has been a long-running you are going to proceed to Meanwhile, back In Wash- carry tremendous Implica- serial Nearly a decade ago. put mankind in touch with its ington, some smart Congress- to be expropriated Kenne- sea mining could equal our mail of the American econo- ciaries of this search could cott, U.S. Steel and Inter- imports of cobalt and mang- my. We ought to let the UN very well include you and me. tions for the future of the the UN decided grandly that "heritage"; the U.S., for ex- men who recall the OPEC oil American economy, Is being deep-sea resources are the ample, requires a procedure embargo are realizing that national Nickel already have anese, reduce primary nickel know that, while it argues The villains of the piece are carried on at the United Na- "common heritage ol man- that permits orderly research it's time for the U.S. to start formed separate alliances imports from 90 per cent of Marxist theory, we are going not sharks or crooks but, as tions, where negotiators from kind" — one ol those sweep- and development on a non- acting independently on this with foreign counterparts; our needs to 30 per cent and to plunge ahead to the bottom so often happens in the real 1(2 nations are making anoth- tngly fatuous statements that discriminatory basis, without Issue: to guarantee legislative Lockheed is setting up a greatly increase our self-suffi- olthe sea. Investors get last word on pollution highs and lows By JOHN (t'NNIKCUNNIFKF dustries mniniiui IIIIH»IHI

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SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, JUNE 27. 1977 Genola fD' variance request not needed, board decides •y KHERRY FIGDORE Zoning Board ol Adjustment ely raised if the application, plication like this one," Mr. TRIBUTE TO THE IRISH - Charles Doherth of SHREWSBURY - Begin- has found no basis (or treat- as presented by Mr. Smith Otten said. THE BAND PLAYED - John Tevlln, 13, of Maple- Bloomtleld, a drum ma|or with the Friendly Sons ning Us final deliberations on ing the application as a use or wood, plays the drums with the Friendly Sons of of Essex the Shillelagh, was among the entertai- during several months of Although several members an application from Genola "D" variance as requested by hearings, would qualify as an Indicated their clear opposi- Essex the Shillelagh at yesterday's festival. John ners who participated In yesterday's Irish Festi- Ventures Shrewsbury for 349 the applicant. Is a two-year member of the group. val. application for "C" or bulk tion to the application, the clustered housing units, the The 118 acres of the Genola variances for the individual, board decided to complete its tract on Rt 35 Involved in the undersized lots findings of fact and come to a application are currently One of the major criteria decision If only to complete toned for one-acre single fam- would be the existence of a its part in the case. Co-valedictorian praises ily detached homes. hardship on the owner caused Mr. KroU said the board Presidency Wendell A. Smith, attorney by the present zoning of his had to consider Whether or for Genola, has maintained land. not the proposed application that a use variance is needed "The only hardship shown was the proper way to a de- school's senior program to permit construction of the here was that not enough velop the property. RUMSON - PrucMca Ut- clustered units, which would money could be made by de- Anthony Sole said he could avoids him? presented (o the seniors at average a density of three law), on of this year's co- awards day were veloping the property the way see some smaller lot sizes per acre. it can be at the present valedlctorians at Rumson- Robert A. Abramon coming in future devel- LONG BRANCH - City Councilman Howard H Fair Haven Regional High The board ruled Friday at time," said Mr. KroU. opment, but called the Genola Councilman James W. Dennis WooUey Jr., the high vote-get- Memorial Award to the out- , ternoon in a workshop ses- School, praised the school's standing student of French, Witnesses for Genola had approach "an extreme mea- is expected to make his third ter in the 1074 elections, was teller program, "open sion, however, that the Gen- testified that the land was un- sure." bid in as many years for the the first president named. He Jean Francois deLaperouse; 1 campus" atmosphere and fac- ola proposal w|s indeed for marketable as it stands be- "thm. was no middle ground council presidency. And the was reelected by a majority Spanish, Franceses Galassi; single-family detached homes ulty la remarks graduation German, Lee Fantone; Mark cause of neighboring Ft. Mon- sought in this application," City Council is expected to council vote in July, 1975 •Hfct and therefore permitted un- mouth and an adjacent 1.IK- Mr. Sole said, "and 1 don't make its third denial of Mr Richard G Traversa as- McGrsde Memorial In- der the zoning codes She said she and her class- strumental Music Award, Bet- HI zone. think the applicant proved he Dennis' claim to that seat sumed the council presidency The ruling effectively mates had "made the transi- ty Devenny and Robin Mr. KroU noted, however, had to build three to an Mr. Dennis said he will in- in July, 1176 It is expected blocks any board decision on tion from childhood to adult- Drake; Msrk HcGrade Me- that Ft. Monmouth preceded acre."- troduce a resolution at tomor- that either he or Mr WooUey the subdivision inherent in the hood" during their four morial Vocal Music Award, Genola's purchase of the John Merris raised ques- row's public meeting naming will be renamed to the presi- application Under the state years at the school, with the Karen Sennewald; Mathemat- tract and the LIR-88 zone had tions on density, resulting himself as council president dency when the council Municipal Land Use Law, a hate o( an "excellent facul- ics, Michael Gorof f. been created several years traffic, and the impact on lo- for a one-year term com- reorganizes in July. ly, WKM auBvuon 01 courses, toning board may approve a ago at the applicant's cal schools and utilities, par- mencing June 30 Alto, Rensselaer Medal and subdivision only in connection aid increasing responsibility the Cornell University Award, Fraacestt Galassl request ticularly water supplies in an According to Mr Dennis, with each passing year. with a use variance. Both Mr. Smith and the area plagued with recurrent upon taking office in 1174 the Duniont girls briiek Kenneth Ottesen; George Campanella; Rumson Wom- "Learning Is not for our "I think this whole concept board have Indicated they ex- pressure problems. five council members agreed Washington University Medal, an's Club, Mark Perkins; Ter- way lo a record teachers, but for living life to of use Just sprang into Mr pect the case to wind up in Mark Romenko said the 345 among themselves to rotate Michael Goroff, Btusch and ry Trent Memorial Scholar- the fullest," she commented, Smith's mind," said Charles court homes, mostly three bed- the presidency on an annual ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Lomb Science Award, Brian ship, Nancy Hohorst; George quoting Seseca: "Not for KroU, board chairman, who Board Attorney Robert H rooms, would average 2.5 basis Four Dumont girls lugged an Johnson; Robert N. Goroff B. Moxley Memorial Scholar- school do we learn, but for said a use variance had never Otten said the court may dis- children per house, or more Councilman David J Bil- *% pound brick nine miles Memorial Award, Mark Per ship, Jull-Anne Cook; Home down Me." been mentioned until the Apnl miss the whole case, or "may than 700 children. ger. the fifth council memberv "•* Boardwalk here yes- ttat and School Association, Lori hearing on the application. well rule that he does not "I don't think our school is agreed to retain the position \terday to get their names in Ms. Galassl, who lives at Service awards went lor the Mazurek, Julie Miles and Su- "Just because Mr Smith have a 'D' variance prepared to handle that many of permanent council vice •be Guinness Book of World IK Blngham Ave, wit co- Triskelion, to Jeanne Garmy; san Pomphrey; Hl-Music says it's a use variance "The applicant would then children," said Mr Romenko president valtdlctorlan with Denlte the Runuonian, Susan Scan- Sponsors, Betsy Devenny; Starts. doesn't make it so. There has have to go back and redesign "I would vote to deny this "But despite this agree- Seirt of Third St.. Fair Ian; the Tower, Pamela Nu- Carney Petillo Memorial Kathleen Powers, II; Cath- to be a nonpermitted use be- the subdivision with some 'D' application in any form, ment," alleges Mr Dennis, Hiven. gent, Jeffrey Buckley, and Scholarship, Juli-Anne Cook; erine Roche, It; Eileen Pow- fore It can be granted a use variances in it. or would have whether in a 'C or D' vari- "the council has gone back on ers, II; and Grace Roche, 18, Caihjeruie Sanders; Rumson and the Rita Orefice Me- (Ms. Galassl's remarks at variance," the chairman said to go to the Planning Board ance," declared board vice its word and not aUowed me all local residents, broke the Recreation Commission, Da- morial Award, Donna Elgrim. the graduation exercises were The question was immediat- with another subdivision ap- chairman Raymond Tiemey to assume the presidency " previous record of 5 9 mUes. Inadvertently omitted from vid Klrkpitrlck and Julie Friday's page 1 story in The Miles'; and American Field DiUy Register, which was Service Board, Dana Tribula suppoted to continue to an In- and Yvonne Van Zelst side page.) Receiving superintendent's State won't let rock promoters off hook recognition were Nancy kit. UsJasst was a member Hohorst, Daniel Dell'Omo, FREEHOLD - The state dismissed the state's legal ac- court calendar a number of Crofts." of the National Honor Society, tract to use the haU. uty attorney general, in re- Edna Mae Waters and Marga- Division of Consumer Affairs tion against Sky-Sun Produc- times and that the state had The legal action charged u well as s National Merit The Division of Consumer sponse to questions by The ret Ellen Praskac. wiU seek to reinstate its com- tions Inc. of WaU Township; faUed to argue the matter that the corporation had sold Scholarship finalist. She was Affairs, In the legal action, Daily Register after the legal The following scholarships plaint, which was dismissed Gary T. Pascale. president tickets for the concert and re- wants the court to direct the action was dismissed, said captain of the varsity tennis 1 were presented: Russell G. last Friday, against the and director of the corpo- The state charges in Its le- fused to make refunds when teim, and a member of the defendants to make refunds that he will make a motion to Hendrickson Service Award, promoters of a rock concert ration, and Jack Pontoriero, gal action that the corpo- requested to do so by the pur- debate and drill team. to purchasers of tickets and restore the matter to the ca- Leslie Moraller; Monmouth that did not take place last an officer of the corporation, ration and the officers failed chasers of the tickets. It also to block them from engaging lendar She will attend Bryn liawr County Medical Society Aux- December In Convention HaU, because the state failed to to promote and provide a con- charged that the corporation in the production and promo- He said the state is at- In September to take up ei- iliary, Patricia Pruitt; Fair Asbury Park. show up in court when the cert Dec. 29 in Asbury Park had advertised that the con- tion of public concert per- tempting lo settle the matter ther premed or language and Haven Education Association, matter was scheduled to be in which they had advertised cert was to be in Convention formances for which admis- and he had not known that it pre-law studies. Katherine Eelman; Rumson Superior Court Judge heard The Judge noted that a concert performance of "An HaU. Asbury Park, but that at sion tickets are sold had been placed on the mo- Other awards which were Education Association, Paul Thomas L. Yaccarlno Friday the matter had been on the Evening with Seals and no time had they had a con- Leonard A. Peduto Jr, dep- tion calendar last Friday Sitting next to John Park can have its ups and downs •y ANN BRENOFF WEST LONG BRANCH - The kid sitting on the in the fill, foUowing the footsteps of his 18-year-old aisle seat next to John Park at the Frank Antonldes brother, Greg. Eight-year-old Robert Park attends Wall School graduation must have gotten pretty annoyed. Street School, here. After ill, who wanti to keep getting up from your School comes easy to John, he noted, "but my par- teat every time the guy next to you gets an award. ents remind me about studying a lot." And In John Park's cue, this happened an awful "I wouldn't say that they push me. though," he lot. added. The lJ-yearoM, straight A student walked off with John is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Bong Hee Park. The four of the six citizen and achievement awards given by family Is Korean, although John has attended American U» school. schools aU of his Ufe. Voung Mr. Park, who wants lo be i surgeon, re- Mr. Park Is an anesthesiologist al Monmouth Medical ceived tte DAB Citizens Award, the Lions Club Social Center. Studies Awird, the J. Russell WooUey Award and the "I didn't expect to get so many awards," John said, EAI Science Awird "it was a surprise." "Actually," commented John, "the guy who sat on "I think my parents were surprised too," he added. the lisle next to me at graduation was a friend - to he John Is an avid sports enthusiast and "goes out" for all didn't really mind. sports. AWARDS GALORE — John Pork, third from left, tonldes School, West Long Branch. The family "1 dumped the awards on hit lap when I hid to get up "I don't make the teams though," he admitted, "but Is surrounded by his family as he proudly displays members are, left to right, Mrs. Chosun Park, again," he KkJed. I UsuaUy stay around and help out." the four achievement and citizen awards he rn Robert 8, John 13, Dr. Bong Hee Park and Gre- John expects to attend Christian Brothers Academy His favorite sports are soccer and tennis. celved at graduation ceremonies for the Frank An- gory, 16. June nuptials announced Weltzien-Silverstein Sinclair-Krause WEST LONG BRANCH - The marriage of Wendy Ann NEPTUNE - Miss Charlotte Thompson Krause, daughter Silversteln, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sidney Davis, Edison of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Krause Jr., West Larchmont Drive, Ave , Tuiton Falls, and Henry Charles Weltieln, Moss Place, Colts Neck, was married Saturday evening to Alexander Rich- Neptune, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Weltzien of Plea* ard Sinclair of Monmouth Beach He is the son of Mrs Flor- antvlUe. N Y took place Saturday ence Sinclair of Brooklawn, and the late Alexander Sinclair. The ceremony and reception were held here In Squires The candlelight ceremony was performed by the Rev. Da- Pub Mayor Clement V Sommers of Oceanport, officiated. vid Dethmecs here at the Jumping Brook Country Club. Mn. Aleiuter StorUIr Mn. AUri Rcrradi Mrs Joseph Bruscino was matron of honor. Other attend- Carol Anne Bennett was maid of honor Keilh McAllister (Nee Cynthia Henderson) (Nee Charlotte Krause) ants were Mrs Rudolph Trask and Miss Patrice Simonetli was best man and Roger Sliker was usher Sarah McCutloh, Mark Weltzien was best man for his brother. Ushers were Colls Neck, was flower girl and Ian McAllister, Ihe ring bear- John Peterson and Whitney Weltiien. er. Fleck-Boning Berends- The bride, a graduate of Monmouth Regional High School The bride, a graduate of Marlboro High School, attended NEW MONMOUTH - Miss and William Patterson College of New Jersey, Wayne, Is em- Pennsylvania State University, where she majored In elemen- Mrs. Hriry WelliJei Mrs. Peter D. Byir Christine Boning and James Henderson ployed as a teacher in the Hazlet Township School District. tary education and children's theatre. She Is employed by the (Nee Wendy Sllverstein) (Nee Wendy Becker) neck were married here Sat- Mr. Weltzien was graduated from Syracuse University NEW MONMOUTH - Mils Colonial First National Bank. urday during a Nuptial Mats and Columbia University School of Business, New York. He Is Cynthia Ann Henderson, The bridegroom, a graduate of Glassboro State College, Is celebrated In St. Mary's Ro- employed by the Army Audit Agency at Ft. Monmouth daughter of Mrs Joan I Byar-Becker a dramatics and English teacher at Marlboro High School. man Catholic Church by the Henderson, 37 Melrose Ter, After a wedding trip to California, the couple will reside After a honeymoon In New York City, they will reside In Rev. Francis Bruno. A recep- Mlddletown, and the laic in l/ong Branch HOLMDEL — Miss Wendy Lewis Becker, daughter of Mr. Monmouth Beach tion followed at the home of Charles E. Henderson, be- and Mrs William II Becker Jr, 18 Schanck Road, was mar- the bride's mother, Mrs. John came the bride of Allen Jay ried Saturday, lo Peter Damon Byar of Philadelphia. He Is Robert Bohlng, 21 Handyboy Berends, son of Mr and Mrs Jugovich-Kanner the son of Norman Byar of Lansdowne, Pa , and Mrs. Corrine Court, Mlddletown. Al Berends, 24 Broadway. Byar of Media. Pa. PITTSBURGH, Pa - The burgh Mr. Fleck's parents are Mr. Belford marriage of Miss Carmen Re- The Rev Winston A Law- The ceremony here In Holmdel Community Church, and Mrs. James E. Fleck, M Their vows were solem- glna Kanner and John Joseph son, chaplain of the Univer- United Church of Christ, was performed by the pastor, the Lifestyle Linden Ave., East Keansburg. nized Saturday at a Nuptial Jugovich Jr. tookpiace in a sity of Pittsburgh officiated Rev John W Waldron, and the Rev. Andrew Burkhardt, Ho- The bride, daughter also Man celebrated by the Rev contempopuy^gtffaen setting A reception followed in Lo- nesdale, Pa , retired pastor of the church, and a friend of the 10 SHREWSBURY. N.J MONDAY. JUNE 27. 1977 of the late Mr. Boning, was at- John Scully hare In It. Mary's here June 4 at Lovuola Farm vuola Farm Becker family. tended by Heidi Bohlng, mild Roman Catholic Church A Parents of the couple are Miss Jo Anne Ghezzl of A home reception was held In the garden of the bride's of honor, Victoria Bohlng, reception was in Buck Mr and Mrs John J Kanner Rumson, was maid of honor parents. Julie Fleck, Jacqueline Carr, Smith's Restaurant, East of Highland Beach, Kla . for Bridesmaid was Susan Freas. Pamela Nancj Becker was,maid of honor for her sister Daughters Colonial Wars Valerie Pinkie and Sharon Keinsburg merry of Blngham Hill Circle, Elizabeth and Klmberley ALso attending the bride were Suzan Mason, Jennifer Fores- Labrlola. The flower girls Rumson. N J , and Mr and Kanner. nieces of the bride, man and Emily F Douglas were Catherine, Marjorie and Miss Deborah Henderson Mrs. Jugovich Sr of Pills were flower girls. Daniel David Moerder was best man and ushers were Al- elects new state slate Elizabeth Fleck and Lisa was Maid of Honor for her Best man was Thomas lan Byar, Christopher Becker and Tony James. Albert Cornish. Princeton, Stark. sitter. Also attending the RED BANK - The New Pluto Richard Jugovich was The bride, an alumna of Red Bank Regional High School, recording secretary (tempo- bride were Norma Thomas, Jersey State Chapter of the The best man was Walter Secretaries the usher. is a June '77 graduate of Philadelphia College of Art, where rary); Mrs. Charles Richman. sister ol the bridegroom and Society Daughters of Colonial Fleck. Ushers were William The bride Is an alumna of the received a BFA degree in sculpture and a BS degree In Woodstown. treasurer; Miss Ellen Meehan. Flower girl elect slate Wars installed the new slate Fleck, Michael Fleck, Mi- the International School of industrial design. Edith Marjoram, Princeton, was Klmberley Therlen. WANAMA8SA - Monmouth for the next three-year term chael Tenney, Paul Tenney Brussels, Belgium and the The bridegroom, a designer al Peter Bressler Design As- registrar; Mrs. John Gregory, Legal Secretaries Association at a luncheon here In the Mol- and Steven Rakowskl Joseph Thomas was best Pennsylvania State Univer- sociates. Philadelphia. Is a '76 graduate of Philadelphia Col- Holmdel, custodian; and Mrs held a dinner meeting in ly Pitcher Inn. Mr. and Mrs. Bohlng are on man (or his brother-in-law sity at University Park, lege of Art, where he received a BS degree In industrial de- Bennett Gilbert, Haddonfleld. Christie's here Helen D. Mrs. Thor B Andersen, Ma- a cross-country wedding trip. Ushers were Merrill Therlen. where she earned a bachelor sign and a BS degree in sculpture. They will reside in Phila- Miss Dorothy Arrison, Tren- Smith, president, of Keyport. plewood, was Installed as cousin of the bridegroom and of philosophy degree In agri- delphia on their return from a wedding trip In Vermont ton, Mrs. Alton Fell, Yardley, presented Ihe program for the president. Others on the slate James Meehan. Ring bearer culture. She Is employed as a Pa., and Mrs. Albert Cornish, coming year The association Include Mrs. Lee R. Fntts. was Michael Therlen winemaker at Conoy Winery Princeton, councillors. presented its annual scholar Morristown, vice president; in Bainebridge BPW club installs 5 The bride Is a graduate of ship award to Miss Kathleen Mrs. Douglas C. Wright. Mrs. Wright, retiring presi- EATONTOWN - The Mon- red Lo Prete, Long Branch, Mlddletown Township High Oram, a graduate of Red Mr Jugovich was gradu- Little Silver, chaplain; Mrs. dent, was Installing officer mouth Shore Business and recording secretary; Kay De School and will be attending Bank Regional High School ated from Canevln High Professional Women's Club Chlcchlo, Red Bank, corre- Monmouth County Vocational School, Pittsburgh, and held Its Installation here at sponding secretary; and Ro- Clubwomen are briefed School towards becoming a li- The association is open to earned a BS degree from the Old Orchard Inn In- sine Feihsteln, West Long FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Brunswick Also attending censed practical nurse all legal secretaries and other Pennsylvania Stale Univer- law personnel All people in- sity. He Is employed by Water stalling officer was Sophie Branch, treasurer. Mrs. Dale Mayrose, newly ap- were Mrs Norman Erney, Mr. Berends was graduated terested in the group at the Quality Laboratory, Depart- Petracco of the Point Pleas- The organization awarded a pointed Southern vice chair- president of the Freehold from Mlddletown Township county, state or national lev- ment of Environmental Re- ant BPW club. $200 scholarship to Deltlna man of the New Jersey State Township Woman's Club, and High School and Is ejnployed el, may contact Mrs Carole sources, Harrisburg Leah Santora, Mlddletnwn, Tomalni, daughter of Mr and Federation of Women's Clubs Mrs. Wayne Freudenberger, by General Motors, Linden C. Pupalalkis, vice president The couple will reside in was Installed as president Mrs Peter Tomalni of Elbe- attended a briefing by Fifth first vice president. Mrs Gar- iim. to further her studies In District vice president, Mrs diner acquainted new officers After a wedding trip to Vir- and membership chairman. Bainebridge, following their Others on the new slate In- medical technology at Mon- Joseph Gardiner, Tuesday, at with programs for the coming ginia, the couple will reside In 1317 Kdgewood Ave,, Ocean wedding trip to Outer Banks. clude Helen Mazza, Long Mrs. James Fleck mouth College. State Headquarters in New year. Mlddletown Township. N.C. Branch, vice president; Mild- (Nee Christine Boning)

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By The Associated Press It marked the fourth time this year the leaders of the bottom of the second against Jon MUner, 3B. with his llih Burroughs led the Atlanta Braves to an 8-5 victory over the Bobby Murcer drove In two runs with a National League East have won six straight. The Cubs now homer of the year to tie it and Jerry Morales followed with San Diego Padres. homer and a sacrflce fly and Steve Ontlveros also have captured 19 of their last II games. a double and scored on a single by pitcher Mike Krukow. The Montreal Expos and Pittsburgh Pirates split a homered to lead the Chicago Cubs past the New York Mets The Mets scored a run in the first on a single by Bud 7-4. to give the Cubs a 2-1 lead. doubleheader, with Pittsburgh winning the opener 7-4, its S-l Sunday for their sixth straight victory. Harrelson and a double by John MUner Murcer led off the New York tied it in the fifth on Bud Harrelson's run- sixth straight victory, while the Expos took the second game scoring single. The Cubs regained the lead with two runs O. Al Oliver homered tor the Pirates in the first game while in the bottom of the fifth on singles by Ivan DeJesus, Gene Warren Cromartie's two-run single keyed an eighth-Inning CUnes and BUI Buckner and a sacrifice fly by Murcer Montreal rally in the nightcap Ontlveros slugged his fourth homer of the season in the sixth Steve Garvey smashed two homers, one In a six-run first Glenn Adams and Rod Carew combined lo knock in 14 Inning, to give the Los Angeles Dodgers a 1-3 victory and run and lead the Minnesota Twins to a 19-12 slugfesi over a spilt of their doubleheader with Cincinnati. The Reds won the Chicago White Sox Sunday. the opener 5-4 behind Dan Driessen's three hits, including Adams lined a grand slam homer, doubled in two runs a home run and chased home single runs with a single and sacrifice fly to set a club single-game RBI record Carew, who hiked his batting average to .403 with tour hits, knocked in six runs and scored five as the Twins set a club record with the M runs. The victory also allowed Minnesota to regain first place How They Stand by one game over the White Sox in the American League West. NATIONAL IfAGUf AMERICAN LEAGUE The Milwaukee Brewers came from behind to defeat the. ltie* W I Pet »• Seattle Mariners M on Cecil Cooper's two-out grand slam ChtcooQ 4} n «n - •oiton . 41 71 »« - home run in the bottom of the ninth innine Plttiburgti NtwYttfb. « Jl M] 1 Ptiltodelphio Bommor* V U 171 5 We vucxovicn scattered six hits and struck out 12 to St Loull Clevekmd M JJ W • Montreal Milwaukee Ji J* *H 1 Delrwt )1 M 44* 10 lead the Toronto Blue Jays to a 2-0 victory over the Balti New York Toronto M *1 It' IS M U Oliver homered for the Pirates in the first game while Minnesota 40 31 143 - Bell Oglivie and MUt May drove In runs in the bottom a 8 M 11 HI t of the ninth inning to give Detroit a 3-2 victory and a split v * iv. Vo1 3i U US i"> s • W U, 1U J'l of their twinblll with the Cleveland Indians. Buddy Bell and Teaai 1} IS 411 J't Oofe land in x m * Paul Dade homered In Cleveland's 5-2 first-game victory. 13 43 *!' • i 77 44 Seattle Catcher JefTNewman drove in three runs with four hits as the Oakland A's downed the Kansas City Royals 7-3 in Svtu'dor i Gome*, New York 1. 6] Houtton 41. San Front. IKO 14 Konioi City*. Oak lona < the Uth Innings to boost the California Angels to a 4-3 win oome 10 Innlngt Toronto at Bolrlmore, 1, Attonta t, Son Dieoo S Seattle QI Milwaukee, (n) over the California Angeles In the first game of their twinbill It Lowli 3. PhlkuJelpMa 7

Home runs by Bobby Murcer and Steve Ontiveros pow- •ottlmore Flanooon llll al Cleveiond ered the Chicago Cubs by the New York Mets 5-2. •KX>v 17-4).7 Npm CNcooo •onh New York Gutary ii ]| at Toronto Jet Ed Halicki tossed a six hitter and doubled in a run as the cola (J S>. ' 30 p m San Frontltco Curtlt,, (t I) at Clncln San Francisco Giants downed the Houston Astros 2-0. not! BUHngharn (• ]] Ipm PMMttelphlo Lercrt ti 7) at New YOf • Seattle Pole 14 II at Chicooo Kraveo Philadelphia's Mike Schmidt slammed his 20th homer of Eiplrwwi 14 St.Ipm 17 11.1 IDp.m PitiibuiortRetAit)/) atSf loud Milwaukee Augustine tl 11 of «tn TRY TO SEE IT MY WAY — Mets coach Joe Pig- natano was disputing ruling on a double play the season and his 13th in the last It games to lead the Falcone. 11*1.1 Mom netotoGotti (Mil 30 pm grounder and was thrown out for his efforts. SonOleooD Aqulito IMlot Houilon Kontat City Hauler Billie Jean King - had a few anxious drenched In nostalgia at the start with a center-court But he dumped the easiest of volleys into the net, beat experienced Sandy Mayer 7-5. 44, t-3, 6-1: moments Saturday Parade of Champions past and present, reached the missed a heaven-sent opportunity of going up 4-2 with Martin, like McEnroe, Is unseeded here. But he fol- Miss Evert was down 1-5 to Greer Stevens of South halfway stage with Jimmy Connors and Stan Smith his service to come, and gave Connors a new lease on lowed a third-round shocker over third-seeded Gull- Africa before she got her game together to win 8-6, 6-4. scaling the heights of the game. life. lermo Vilas of Argentina with a fourth round win Satur- Ms. King dropped the first set but also recovered to beat For Connors, walking off the No. 1 court with Connors won that game to tie It 3-] and reeled off day over Britain's Mark Cox. another seed. 3-6. 6-3, 6-4 another South African, Marise Kruger 4-6. 6-0, 6-1. cheers ringing In his ears, It was the appropriate end to the next three for the match and the right to meet By- M, *-7. Miss Evert and Ms. King meet in the quarterfinals a week that started badly for him. He failed lo ittend ran Bertram of South Africa In Tuesday's quarter-fi- Gerulaitis had an easier road into the last eight Monday toe parade and receive his commemoration medal. He nals beating Dick Stockton of Carrollton, Tex., 6-1, 6-4, 3-6. 6- Roste Casals is the only other American in the last drew a stern reprimand from the tournament com- Connors, who started the week worried about the 4. ' • : eight, except for Martina Navratilova. the Czech girl mittee. right thumb he injured in practice, played better with who has exiled herself to the United Stales Ms Casals "Extreme discourtesy," the committee stuffily every match during the week. After his battle with A U.S. loser In the fourth round was Tim Gullikson beat Llnky Boshoff of South Africa, 8-6, 6-3. while Miss called It, and Connors was booed when he appeared on Smith he said he was happy with the way things were of Onalasaka, Wis. Phil Dent of Australia beat him (-3 Navandlova beat Terry Holladay of La Job. Cattf. M. M court the next day. going for him KK14.M. 4. But the boos turned to cheers and applause Satur- Only four American men reached the last eight of In the quarterfinals Tuesday, Connors meets Ber- day as he and Smith walked off court after their fourth- the singles. Besides Connors they were Jim McEnroe, tram, McEnroe faces Dent, Gerulaitis goes against Virginia Wade and Sue Barker of Britain, Kerry round match, which lasted almost four hours and could an 18-year-old from Douglaston, N.Y., Vitas Gerulaitis Martin and Ilie Nastase of Romania plays defending Reid of Australia and Betty Stove of the Netherlands have gone either way to the very end. Connors wound of Howard Beach, NY., and 20-year-old Billy Martin of champion BJorn Borg of Sweden in a replay of last are the other women quarter-finalists up winning 7-t, 6-2, S-J, 6-3, C-3. Palm Verdes, Calif. year's final. Monday, Miss Wade plays Ms. Casals. Mrs. Reid The turning point came In the sixth game of the fi- McEnroe, ranked second In the U.S. Juniors, had to In the women's singles, all the top seeds came plays Miss Barker, and Miss Stove plays Miss Navrati- nal set. Smith, trailing 0-2, had Just won three straight play In qualifying competition here before Wimbledon through to the last eight. But two American women — lova. Belmar Playland impresses despite loss

•fJIM HINTELMANN Barbers handed Casey Jones mar got close and he ended per by Bradley narrowed It to margin to four once again but " The kids are starting to by rain at the I:N mark of while Chuck Simon had 23 NEPTUNE - Although the Its first loss, 107-M, in the up with 40 points including 18 tW but Lynch's opened it to Ken Wllburn scored on a play well together. We have a the third period last Wednes- points and II rebounds for final aoare Indicated an easy completion of a suspended In the final quarter. 80-72 Just before the end of three-point play and Mast good Inside game but not day and resumed last night at Casey Jones. victory fur Jerry Lynch's, game. Lynch's took the lead for the quarter. Bradley cut it to added another goal for a 12-83 much from outside " the points of suspension Lynch's. AUenhurst. Casey Belmar Playland, a team of "(Alex) Bradley and (Kel- good early In the second quar- six points with a basket at the lead Belmar never got closer Bob Verga scored 21 and Kevin Hofer scored 35 and Jones and Paul Michaels are high school atars, impressed vin) Troy are Just super and ter by breaking a 21-21 tie buaer. than six thereafter. Wilbum had 18 for Lynch's. BUI Kunze N for AllenhurM tied for Brst with 3-1 records Lynch's coach Bill McCrea. (Nick) Russo played a great with five straight points. It Tom Seaman scored from " II we had played against Troy tossed In 21 for Belmar "K anyone takes them game," said McCrea. built the score to SMI late In underneath to start the final some of the other teams the and Bradley Wejnert each OFT OPT OFT II I SlWomt 1 1 * Wna I 1 II •><» lightly, they are craiy," said " I thought we were going the quarter Belmar scored quarter for Belmar and made way we played tonight, we had 21. 0 9 0 Wy*nM J If In the first game, surpris- 1 t t,Simon j a McCrea following Ma team's to blow it In the second half the final six points of the the score 80-71 Lynch's scored would have won," said Bel- MMter quarter and opened up the the next seven, five1 by Mast mar coach Angle Armando. ing AUenhurst Barbers pulled OlMU ' S M 0 •fOwn .14 11 M ' _ 117-1W triumph last night the but Eddie Matt came through U 7 S Finn 0 I 1 1 U DO**" Jersey Shore Summer Baaket- with some key baskets snd third quarter with i 12-4 to lead, 87-71. " I thought that we played away from Casey Jones early 1 I I Happy 1 II nuan ball League we settled down." surge to narrow the gap to 61- Troy put In a three-point one of our best games but In the fourth quarter and won staff. la the first game of the It was Matt who got the big 98. play and a layup and Wejnert Lynch's Ii one of the top ToMt O II 'OJ 1 mi* added a Jumper to shave the teams In the league. The game had been stopped Alktniwil makeap twin bill, AUenhurat baskets every time that Bel- A short time later, a jum- C4MV J«< I ii a 14 -» ft :!B 12 The DtjflyRcgfeter SMSEWSBURV, NJ MONDAY. JUNE 27.1977 Lopez top trainer at Monmouth

ByJOEHINTELMANN 110.000 at Hlaleah Regatela had won three of II starts the (illy can measure up to some of the other "I didn't find a race (or her to my Uklng so I put OCEANPORT - With Monmouth P«rk racing sea- as a three-year old ana had won $12,171. great miles by Reviewer, namedly Ruffian and Rev!- her In Friday. I figured she wanted to go a distance by the way she closed in her short efforts and I Juat took a son exictly one-third flnUhed, eight conditioners ire The natural risk Involved in claming Regatela waa den. chance that she'd like the grass. From now on she'll run bunched it the top of the trainer standings In fact, only whether or not she waa sound. "If she had three legs ate Knees was purchased In Kentucky for a bargain a distance, but I won't keep her strictly on the turf." three victories separate the eight. was still worth a lot because of her breeding," saidSin- price "She has funny-looking knees." said Thompson Danny Lopez, a newcomer 10 Uonmouth this year born. "If she couldn't run we could use her as a brood- "So she didn't bring as much as a horse with her breed- •OFF PRINTS — Trainer Stanley Reiser Is prep- who led the standings previously at Garden State Park mare. ing might." Naturally the knees gave birth to the name ptag Sans Arc.for a start In the Smart Deb Handicap and Atlantic City, picked up two firsts during the week Since running for Sanburn, Regatela has won twice "She's done everything I've asked of her so fir," he for three-year-old fillies on the turf at Arlington Park to take a narrow one-victory margin over Charlie San- and finished fifth In an allowance turf race. She turned noted, "although I never work a horse too fast. We're Chicago on July I. born and J WUlard Thompson. Lopez won Saturday back 125.000 dlstaffers a week ago. "If she continues to hoping for the the best." «. Sans Arc has finished second twice at Uonmouth with Dancing Riffle, the only hone he saddled that day, run well, we'll race her," said Sanbom, "but she'll J. Bowes Bond, who failed to pick up a win the past Park this meeting She lost to Nljina by a nose In the to bring his win total to II. probably be bred next year regardless." week, li forth In thestandlngs with nine firsts. Four Shrewsbury Handicap when the winner set a track Lopei leaves his stable to his assistants this week WUlard Thompson's Waxey Bee won Saturday giv- trainers, Joe Crupl. Jim Murphy, John Tammaro III record. "She wrenched an ankle In that race," said Rle- because he got married yesterday and will take a hon- ing him two victories for the past week and a second- and Budd Lepman. are tied with eight victories each. ser, "bat X-rays were negative and she seems 100 per eymoon vacation In Hawaii. place tie with Sanbom. Thompson got off to a slow star Murphy pulled an upset on Friday by sending out cent now." ' Sanbom picked up a victory in Saturday's ninth this season with just five wins In the first 22 days, but Barbara Graham's Vodka Taking to an unexpected win Tepoxteco, making his second start in this country, event with Swan Flight, a horse he dropped into the he's In high gear now and may well repeat the leading- over Sans Arc on the turf course. The four-year-old filly won the sixth race on Saturday at a price of IM.20 un- claiming ranks from allowance company In April. San- trainer honors he achieve a year ago paid $12 M der Carlos Barrera, substituting tor David E. Whited. born trains horses, ranging from claiming prices to Thompson's stable Is loaded with two-year olds and Murphy hadn't planned on starting the horse In that The winner, coupled with Sparkling Fellow, pro- stakes events one of them is aptly named Knees, a two-year old filly nee. "It was her first time on the grass and I had duced the third largest exacta of the meeting, $«2» 40 One of his best claims came on April 27 this year owned by John P. Costanzo The Reviewer horse has wanted to send her In one more sprint before trying the Ironically, the two higher-priced exactas (IWS.W and when he picked up the Dr. Fager Filly Regatela for third In both of his appearances and Thompson turf," said Murdphy H57O0) both occurred on the same day, Miy M. Watson captures Western Open OAK BROOK, III. (AP) - from the pin and dropped the lipped the hole and he dropped "The ball had a slight cut mand with a two-stroke edge. Jackpot to the Evans Scholars The two key shots, said Tom putt for birdie three. a four-foot putt for par. and an official said I could He three-putted the 18th for a Foundation. "My putting wasn't great, change it," continued Watson. bogey, missing from 12 feet. He Watson, came on the 14th and "I thought if I played even Miller and Armstrong fin- even somewhat shaky, but I hit "I always use a putter from the won his second Western Open 17th holes par coming In after 13, I could ished with M and 70. respec- a lot of good irons," he said fringe. I had the pin taken out by one stroke over Johnny Mil- "Yep, they did It," said the win," he added. "And that tively, to share second place. Western Open winner who had nine-iron on 14 really set me "The putt I made at 17 was for- and went for the hole. The It- ler and Wally Armstrong. a closing W Sunday for a five up." It put him five under par tunate, maybe the luckiest of fool putt hit dead center and "The putt didn't mean a lot. Weiskopl, who had two eagles under-par 283 for a one-stroke lead at the the year plopped In for a birdie^Jf it but 1 didn't like to end on a and three double bogeys, had a Watson took the lead for timeoverseveralchallengers. "I hooked my drive and the hadn't gone In, ltHrtve been note like that," he said. "I was 71 for 285 and fourth place. keeps on the 14th when he On the 175-yard 13th, Watson ball went through the green six feet past" thinking about something else At 286 was Bill Kratzert while planted a nine-Iron three feet missed the green. But his chip into the fringe. The putt put Watson in com- at the time." Tom Kite and Rlk Massengale Watson donated 11,000 of his had 287s.

Edington wins in M Scow Get a "Piece of the Rock" for your car and home. Brian Edington placed first Bocker Yacht Club In Long LI ahtn I iwT^TWiif S •BSBP Sandy Huntsman; 1. Pol Corr In both M Scow races during Island won In the IOR class CorrMlt - 1. Daw Klngtton, 1. Talbott M Uowx - 1. Brlon Edington. 3 Inoram; 1. Hank Ulllmbtrgor Honct. 1 Tom Elunharf the Monmouth Boat Club of the 14th Annual Shrews- Sondarllngt - 1. Jot Cucartill, 1. Wlndmtllt - 1 Kirk Spurr, 1 Wally Doug StivM, 1 Don Martin summer series held yes- bury River Yacht Club Sail- Van Slcl«n; 1 G«rry MOfkowkl m* - 1, Robot* Brodsky; ]. Carolyn ing Regatta held Saturday. Altwcorn- I. LfflghBuobM. 7 Santo Brodiky; 3. Crick Lloyd terday. P«rurtl, 3 Poul Ptiiutu Blue Joyi — I. Chti Coitomo. 1. Tom The race Included four dlvl-' LoMfl - 1. O. Mlintt. I. B Mirg- Crow; 1. CnrliPMCOck Other double winners Include -"itwUr: J Alan Hold For information about auto, sions. Carl Bergeron of SRYC Woodpuiiltt - I John Kllni; l Oltn IIMMRwC* Kirk Spun- In the Windmills, Rlchardi. 1 Poul ftoharbochtr Cornili — 1. Talbott Ingram. I. homeowners or renters insur- A PART OF THE WINNINGS — Veteran golfer GMrg* Whittle, ; y Hank Allttnotf- and John Kline in the Wood- placed 15th in the AHRF Divi- Slut Joy! — 1. Jot* Howion, 3 Hinry ir ance, as well as life and health. Tom Watson gets a kiss from his wife, Linda, after Thomm; 1 Handy Frith gtf puuys. sion I. Ben Day finished sec- Sondtrllngi - I.Jo* Lucortlll; 1 call: winning the 74th Western Open Golf Tournament ond In Division III. Trophies ftwoSllvf; 1 Bill Klrkpafrkk «0» - I. Mlhi Httncnon; 2. Rabbit Pawl J. Hinttlmann, Jr. yesterday at Butler National In Oak Brook. Linda for the event will be present- Brodiky. 3 Crick Lloyd Oave Kingston of the Lighting! —I Sandy Munlimon; 2. Blusj Joy»~1 Chrii Peacock. 2. L»*oh lOlwnlDr.UaltlMmr holds her husband's check for $40,000, first prize ed on July 16. John Hunftmon. 3 Rild Dlcktrigr, tonWattn.Jr.;]. Chti Cot tamo Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht M Scowt — Brian Edington 2 Brurj M2-7M7 • 17O-MOO money which he won with a f Ive-under-par score of Uonmouth Boat Club will Hon«. 3 RomElttnhart urn AM**) Slrtwttorv Rhrw Club took first In the Comet Windmill! - 1. Kirk Spurr; 1. Wally Y*cM Club ItlWig RM«H« dais during the club's Cham- hold its July 4th Regatta next Von Slcrtn; 3. Gtrry Markowlct IOR - t. Robtri Aron, Knlcktr Bock ARKKortt - I. Bob Llndmork; 2. Stg •r Yochi Clut>, Long liland, Tabaico pionship Series also held yes- Saturday and Sunday and will Olvlng; J Paul Ptituttl AHRF Dlv. I, -T. Robtrl Nontmoktr. Lawn - t. Rondl Rlci, J Alan Hold; Jr. Atlantic Mighiondj Yochl Club Rag- Pmdental terday. Joe Lu care 111 took a Include five races. The follow- I Chorltl Allrouttr Woodpuiiyt - I John Kiln., j. Glen double win In the Sanderlings ing Saturday the club will Richard*: ]. John While Amort«na tile keMt AM Hone class. have Its National Woodpussy Blue Joy! - I, Sttv#n Wolf; 3. Jtft II. — I. John Sllvti, I Monmouth Entries Howion; 3 Htnry Thomot Vocnt Club. Lou Lou Robert Aron of the Knlcker Regatta. Ul - iM k i/i* Cimf *m lift - 1 PU« (Turf) Allow Pttrit VoltortSp»or(P.rti> I1MM Wh^lM (Garcia) Linda Jnd (Outdo) 113 WIOnMy aim (Bodrtijo.il Wlrti Uf«(irumn«Mi tUlKdteki) fwf&k,kl IH PlMHoniCtrifThomoi) Rumson takes ntt.kl) 1U Af.otoo (Tollttrra) "V gtorrtKtonm).. li Mary L (Block) fVU Play Jofct (Colling*) J Sunday iGrtownJ |jj GOODf Stoat Struck (Pfrrtf) In* - IM 4V I-it Ctrtif FvrMll.tM HodtoBuy IBrwmfWdl RNHnoM Turn INMI 110 PiLiurfl Tub* (•lock) in Jersey Shore DtttkCtofk (P«T*jfl) IIS Win Speculating (NIMJ) FMIOWiMp IHtff) HI Svvtnvoltivt (SOUTTWII) .... RUMSON — Rumson took both games of a doubleheader Poncing ThW ITamtr) Ill Wti - IM (Twrfi Alltw ll.ote lfBtokl US Ho'ldom* (Dovii) i yesterday whipping Manalapan 1-1 and beating Freehold 1-0 In «i'!""!";!!i!!i''''''''''' m Bvllt Cof nwotlli {Klldilo) the Jersey Shore Baseball League. (nahoytroU IM Trtboo" dtlno(Mocl«thJ | HlteffortlM Oothlng Native) (Ntrrtttl) John Allen went the distance as winning pitcher In the »d-i>OH Clmi PUM.II.1M Bold Sla 1 first game allowing only three hits and striking out four bat- Cam* J. M. (Nl«d) Ill Dt Bd Shoron Ann ItVumfltM) Ill ten. Roger Fisher was losing pitcher allowing eight hits and kbit (Mktll) ik Mi Jahf (Bor.«fo) 114 striking out three. Hai.l I (Mk«ll> Dtwti Again (Tooiitf) Trip Dupree drove In two runs In the first Inning and John MtW LQit iKHdilal sl (loumtlt) Nemjo drove two more runs In In the fourth Inning. Jeff Pro- iHstfi (Joekton) , ... Selections vow drove in Manslapan's only run with a base hit. Round NtMflt(Thomat) 11I* Bob Woolley went the distance for Rumson In the second 4th-lt*Uft Crrtif.PurtcU.OM By KEUUIE STEH Stork Ribot (Ntmotl) Ill I - All OB My Own, Little game over Freehold allowing three hits and striking out three Notlvt Wov« (ftrumntM) II* batten. Steve Smith was losing pitcher allowing six hits. ArlKOLrutlc Klna ((BrownB ) 111 Sturgeon, Mr. Pierre P. MommM y (Klldl(Klldilo)) 10) Brian Reilly's base hit up the middle scored the winning Ad Bourbon (Cutahaw) I - Inahaystark, Dancing run . Woolley got on base with a single and went to second on Thlel, Frisco im-lr*UR Man . Pu'ltU.m a sacrifice by Dupree. Rumson la (-7.-. Juitft tup I Pool*} ,, Ill ] - Manchester Last, Round Colts Neck II, Wall Aqiapool 4 KMdtti Md/ino (Dflrouldk*) '.Ill Squort Bofllt iSonlot) . .,, Ill Needle, Hazel B COLTS NECK - Rick Derechailo hit a three-run homer AMERICAN EAGLE'RADIAL No Homt Call IBromtltlol HI 4 - Package Store, Stark Rl- VinGold |N»me?tl) 111 in the first Inning and Greg Mayer hit a three-run homer In John AlbtH (Block) ,, 1I| bot, Native Wave CMnliri Honor iThomoil Ill the fourth Inning to take a strong early lead over Wall yes- North Court* (Mktll) i - Julep Cup, North Course, terday. ArtfUftfttf * John Albert lth-iM tJmrfl Clmf . furM IT,DM Mark Lockenmeyer went the distance as winning pitcher 4th TIRE FREE Promoflonol (Mo«.B«th) II I - Blithe It, Rebounding, A allowing seven hits and three walks. 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•y IENIV ICHAEFER weighed the fish at Julian's. helipad and adjacent slips or pits will create an Indianapolis Large schools of large bluefish have been on the western Jim Gigllo of Lincroft caught a 15-pound striped bass in on the shore. Race headquarters will be the Beacon Manor edge of the Mud Hole (or about two weeks, but (hummers out of Shark and llanasquan River berths were not able to at- BUI Chemist! of Eatontown caught a M-pound, U-ounce the surf, and Bill Shea of West Long Branch caught a 2J14 Hotel on Point Pleasant Beach. tract them by chumming until last week (trtped baas on a rigged eel fishing the surf on Saturday pounder Last year's winner, CAM 2 a 40 foot Cigarette with Dr. night, and became the third roan to weigh a fish of more than Reetrd Field Seea Bob Magoon a three-time winner of this race at (he wheel and CXer the weekend the heaviest concentration of bluefish SO pound) at GlgUo'i bait and tackle shop In Sea Bright this The third running of the Bemhana Grand Prix offshore owner Roger Penske, famous for his auto racing activities, at was east southeast of the Klondike Bank in 100 to 110 feel of powerboat race out of Point Pleasant Beach on July 1J is ex- the throttle, will be back to defend its title. II will be powered water. Fishing was excellent for a large fleet of chumming and trolling boats Chcmlah's fish wti Just two ounces heavier than the one pected to exceed last year's record of (1 entries. by two 482 c I. MerCruisers taken by Hike Holwitx of Bradley Beach on a herring from a The 177.1 statute mile open class race and the M.7 statute BlKflsh Cltser BUI HcCandless of lionmouth Beach caught a three- Deal Jetty on June 2. Brian Wilson of Clark caught a Mil mile production class race are sanctioned by the American First Atlantic Highlands bluefish chumming catches of the pound fluke to win the pool and he and a pal combined to striper on a moubunker in the Shrewsbury River on June It Power Boat Association (APBA) and staged by the New Jer- season were scored by two party boats on Friday night Both catch JJ on the Hiss Take II out of Highlands on Saturday Capt. Whltey Morenz said a number of his fishermen on Sat- Joe Flrcha of Edison caught a huge striper, also on a rig- sey Offshore Power Boat Racing Association. (NEOPBHA) the Sea Horse and the Sea Fox reported good fishing Frank urday had 10 to 15 fluke ged eel, at Deal tt !:»• a.m. yesterday. It weighed 46-11 at Its sponsor is the national Japanese steak restaurant Snable of Linden was high with 17 fish on the Sea Horse Julians Sport Shop In Atlantic Highlands and 47-1 at Giglio's. chain Benlhana of Tokyo, Inc. whose contribution to the race Either the scales aren't synchronized or the fish lose weight treasury 1B 135,000 Rocky Aoki, chairman of Benlhana, Is an fast during transportation Fish do lose weight after death, offshore racer. He drives Benlhana, a 38 fool Bertram pow- dehydration for me thing. ' ered by dual 482 c.l. MerCruisers Earlier this year, Aoki won Tony Quartno caught a It-It striped bass on a mossbunker the San Diego offshore race and presently occupies * chal- at Homer Shoal. Joe Link* of Highlands caught stripers of 13- lenging third place in the run for the North American Conti- 4 and ll-U at the Highlands bridge. Ed Cowal of lilddletown nental Championship. caught a 15-pound striper fishing the Sea Bright surf. Rich This will be the first year for the Benlhana at Point Pleas- Murttore of Leonardo caught a 10-8 blucfish and a 15-8 striped ant Beach. In prior years it has been held at Point Pleasant JWM bass. With the staging area on the Inlet parking lot of Jenkinson's Ed and Uona Reedy of Horganville caught a 10-pound Pavilion, the race committees are setting up a complete bluefish and a 1-10 weakflsh on cut mackerel bait. They "race city" on the big Mack topped area. Trailers, tents, a

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Poonegbury Sheinwold's bridge advice South dealer North-South vulnerable tT%Ml SUCH A MtSTW£, *XJ BET, WHEY! VSHAWTD AWiOU by Alfred SheinwokJ guess whether to play dum- heart, and the next player NORTH MRXNS HCWeY! 1MEAN, IKNOU OF1HE LSTSNTOTHIS: you THINK WOOP- my's ten or queen. passes. You hold: 4J854 • Q107 an AL- lines WOODCOCK m/scowm.1 T/MUJTHE MN6U46S, (ASKTHEBOrm cocKwouw Do you have a crystal ball How should you guess and 7108742 OK54 45. What do I fEADl ARRSWSi'ifSTOO PeOPU, THE POLITICS, TW SR? BRIN&MESOMB MA that tells you how to guess at why? you aay? Q SXT 6ALLIN6! CULTURE, EXNSOME CFTHe M the bridge table—or do you ONLY ONE ANSWER ANSWER: Bid two hearts. 0762 ' IAN6M6E! rely on a ouija board? Maybe Only one answer Is possible. You are tempted to jump to • QJ1073 you can rely on logic Instead. You must play the ten of four hearts, showing trump WEST EAST At the first trick you play spades. length and a aide singleton, • JH54 4K962 dummy's queen of hearts. No You cannot be sure who has but the hand is not really ^ 108742 82 you can. Finally, you take the spades, he would step right up strength. SOUTH third heart. with it to cash the rest of his • A3 You can expect to win five hearts. clubs and three side aces. (•A POCKET GUIDE TO Once you have worked it 1 OA83 You'll need a second spade out that East has the king of BRIDGE written by Alfred trick to make your contract. spades you know that your Shelnwold Is available. Gel • AK964 Hagar You run four clubs but then only chance is to finesse with your copy by sending $1.00 to South West North Eait lead the ace of spades and a dummy's ten. The Red B,ank Register. P.O 1 • Pass 2 • Pass low spade toward dummy. DAILY QUESTION Box lilt. Los Angeles, Calif 3 NT All Pass IT'S TV)E &J2EAT WALL OF EUROPE- West plays low, and you must Partner opens with 90053) Opening lead— 1? 4 BUILT TO KEEP OUT ThlE BARBARIANS QUIET, MARCIE.'fOU'RE WHAT HOLE THIS 15 ''HERE WE ALL WORK. DI5TUR&N6 THE PLAYERS! ARE IDE ON NUMBER LONG THE/MISSISSIPPI"/ N0W,5IR?/ THREE

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CADOLAC - H)l. I.ur aoor. ORIVEI SALESPERSON - PIMM ••oulham, air. full HW, r y In Mfw. Country SuauN- Car Mrm Bto Call irfim IHOHWV. IS. MkMrtOirli. 2 Auto. For Sole If IAJOULP fZUM 6REAT AT HUSKY t?74 mCK - Grod tondlilon ALL AWf «li Ah IN. H(K# proven RsbufH engine Coll 4*4 DRIVERS W.otfcfor Cwoe CAPRI mi - 1172, lour-tfattd, orhmttytor AUC HOT HATCHIACKE - 1171, AM/FM 4Mro°. oil no pom. no» an unable rotet GraMlnoer ml Htlle. nan nWM, 9Md 1M1 canaWon. nn "iTn°M4h llrx. rnlra Mint. Attlng IMSO Call DM tatolfcf 7|7«040 AMniy. IS Wlkoff PI ,RM Bonk, 741 AUDI FOX 1»7S - Air condlllonlng. ADMINISTRATION Executive AUSTIHHEALV SPRITE- CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE If74 ONE HONDA TRAIL BIKE - H cC, p CAPRICE CLASSIC - LoodM. Like 1175 One KowoMkl 1*7*. B3 CC U7J troinWw with ptod wtorv Edwo> woH, tm$h • wrne wort, A Coll 747 4S7S il brnffh a davt vocation Me Secretary

f*ja\ttj _ laMallaatal ff,, i -,|- -a . • , jjpj try ovolloW* Plan vwr cortMr now by Computer firm located In Eaton- aapnn l*wf IflaV. EJILOTWIvl Evnvilllni CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1170 - Good In and out Ntw pain*. new rodloli. Londlllon Powtr wlndovi. pow4r defer ring itortln*. aoifl tor up to 34$ town, t«*klng on taacvttvt t*cr e brajaj. ah. low mnoogt On. owntr doyi Mu*t ojwollty flrit Equal Op- lory with o minimum of five •ight trocfc sltfM. mony other new Yean aKoerleru*. Mull toke i C1A ihorthand. and type M w p m •OHLER ft UTTER INC. Should be tell ttorter Potltion CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH a K Involvtn d*v*rilfl*d dutiet, ana YAMAHA If71100 cc - Eiitlltml con Individual will be reporting dl HMHki 744 1000 ALERT PERSON - For permanent rectty to the pretldoni CHEVROLET IMPALA IHf - Two dltlon Socrlfke. I3S0 Call MI-1017 or (Million Full time wiling and tloik •UICK ELECTRA LIMITED. IV* - mdnttnartie Some oellverlet Proper Fullpoww. tmtnatutat*. tlMO mllet 1. Autos For Sale 3 Autot For Sole 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autot For Sale mliu outlook toward work Mull be able lo Eitdlont btneftt pockoge. talary Socffiic*. Cotl Hi-Sill nWtr T motk Ironuniulon, •ntU«ni"'Londl- tlon. No r«a>onabl« after rrtwwd Coll CIRCLE CHEVROLET FIREBIRD - WO, oood csndlf.on, condition Many new parti Flve-ipeed handle heavy pockaaet and itoU Art 741-4117 oftar Spm GREAT BUY - 1*H VOLKSWAGEN OLOIMOBILE 91 LUXURY SEDAN trantmlttlon, titty bar and luggoge 111 t malerkili and paint If you've gat For hirmer Information, ptoow b Av«. Ihri AM radio. pow«r .tttrlnO: tU cylln BUS Sewen pamngtr, AM radio, 1971 - ERcellenl Full power, air, new coll pertonnel Monaae. at dw Auing SlJOO or Mit ofter Coll Of rock Eirtra tnori plpet ond helmet In what It tofcet, we will Hot* you Mint CHEVROLET MALIBU - l**t. i 741)130 •landord ite*» Ing. four-cylinder, front tire*. ltefM tiott or bait offer 7*1 Lluded Great buy. f9M firm Call S4? be occurate, honett. ambHIoui ond txtintm.um. CONVAIR IM4 MONXA - Four-door, Sp m ,7»-MM, nave good r***r*nc»i No temporary 4»,M3 mlleV __ 544-9000 Coll 747-SUT. tMtw* now. rww polnl |ob. 9001J bottty. Urn. fit, FORD FAIBLANE Iftf - 71.000 OPEL MA'MYA 1*74 — Four ipeed, help Good working condltloni Solar* th*« w«>d» ntw molpr J-S p.m.. MJ mlln, tl« cylinder, ilrotoht »hift 14Ml Lludei Uu and Ikemlng t»« One-year YAMAHA H7S - 450 Apply Colortft Company, 17 of belt offer Coll IM ?l9f or IIMtVmlteporti warrdnrv LIPPIN tow mileage, air condltlonlna. .unroof. Olien St ,Hed Bonk f.IB a m. MOTOR CAR CO . Rt U, iovnvllle. MkheHn radlalt, mog whaeit. itereo Iroad •UICK SKYLARK tf71 - Two door CORVETTE 1»71 - ISO outomolk. FORO OALAX IE X t 500 lltl N.J 777 1300 UTOMOBILESALESPERSON -TO h*r»*O», VI, automatic trontmlttltn. cmt«m now. AUIng UM0 or tml (X LoodM. E xitllent condittofi. MOO. 1*73 HONDA - M0. e«Lelltnl tell new and ut«d automobllM Don'I AM/FM radio, air conditioning. Betl CHEVROLET NOVA lit) - Low Wr. Tl7-JfT7, ID a.rw.lo S p.m. Call 747«U4 GREAT fcuY - It73 VOLKSWAGEN tlon MO. be afrold to ornwer this ad We ore EXPERIENCED AUTO CAR POL- oWw Coll m*PJ gftf S mileage Good runnlnp condition. SQUARCBACK Stondord Irani Coil afttr Spm,111-TO7 willing to train Full employ** benefit* ISHER — Thlt It a permanont poiltlon Need. Vafcev lire* IIIS 17*1*04 of CORVETTE ^IfTJ, outomoiic, power minion, tour cylinder, rrant wheel 1*74 SUZUKI - TS1I5 E«c*ll*nt con- ond dMnomtrator Apply In perton at with all fringe benefit. Mutt hove • UICK If74 CONVERTItLE - Full t*y«], .Itttrlne'bfi**.. low mll»og«. gr«ot FORD OALAXII \H\ - Block Oftal- diK brakes, manual In rear, AM radio drlvert llcem* Awty In per tor) to Red powor Mkrt condttlon Burgundy and (.ondtflon UH0 »I 1JW nalowtwr UM tfllon. W» mllet USD firm No trod*, M SCHWARTZ I SONS. 141 W Front S4,tTt mllei OIK Price eiicludf. pleote Call ewwlngt 5-7 p.m. . US St. Rod Bonk Bank Volvo, It* Eott Newman Spring, CHEVROLET NOVA 1*73 - Hatch- CRlOlf PROBLEMS? CollottOf *p.m.471»7lJ d Ikl f O 11 Rd, Red tor* back. VI, olr conditioning, radio, FORD LTD WAGON*- 1N«, V I. pow CADILLAC SEDAN D«VILLE ifTO - three ipeed trommlitlon, good tondi No coth? If your* worhlno. wt ion PINTO 1*74 - 7JOO.C, four ipeed. *0O» mllt Afcf lll» tlon DUO Colt W»S3e between t ond htlp to o*' VOu flnonctd No monty 39.000 mllet AM'FM eight-track tier GOOD HUMOR MAN EXPERIENCED CATERER - To down Poymtnfi orraniMd lo lult your *o Rodlalt lim 7474)111 I'm I work building up coterlng butineti rtMdt- Many Nttw ond Quality Uttd 7 Or Good Humor Woman Reply Box M-X7. The Dolly Regfitor Can ta choOM Horn Coll Mr Frttf FORD NiuiTANG II - 1974,' four-tyl PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA 19*1 - V- Shrtwefcury, N J 07701 CHEVROLET VEGA - If75. .., .Utr.t lulon, four-cyllndtr, AM radio, •No experience required condition. 11,000 mllfi. AM radio. • ri« km ot Ratio. Poniioi. »i Broad Indtr, oulomollc, power iteet front wheel dl.c txotet manual iteer I. four ipeed First USO takei It Call 11976 HONDA EXPERIENCED - Foil Mm* Madkftl i Ann LAC \m sodwi otvnit-. vi Ino-bfokei, air rondlllonlrui M.4S0 S4O1SU • No coit or etpenuto yo u •tomtard iMtt Aiklng HIW Coll 141 it .HUdBowh TfKni«og>f, root foU. olr. Haitet oulred. hoipjtal background prettrrred FIAT SALES AND SERVICE - LE GREAT BUV - I»7I FORD Mils tfc Looki. rum good I&M !4\ 47ti CARPENTERS - Lead carpenter I VINE MOTOR CORP . Maple Ave TANG VI. power ileerlng. power KITSON CHEVROLET CO PONTIAC I FMAN5 1MJ ond experlemed heiperi lo work on RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Red Bank 741-4S70 broke., AM rodlo. automatic Iron, IU Eotontown ilmgle family comtructlon. olio ti LINCOLN-MERCURY mltilon, mag whceli, S1.JS7 mllei 40.000 mlln, MOO 7 Auto Insurance perlenced tromlno crewi Eitellent IS Union 51 . Rod Bonk. N J 07701 FIAT SPIDER - ltef. four ipeed con I77ti Price MLludei hi* and tkemi 741T * itartlng lolary It you are on ex- An *Ojuol opportunity employer vertlble. AM/FM rodlo. 41 .m mllei Ing fe«t Onr year or 11,000 mil* porn LINCOLN MARK Itl 1*71 PONTIAC TEMPEST WAGON IMS — AUTO INSUNCE: perienced ujrpenter who lake* pride In FRY COOK - Two yon tttporlowq Mini tell IM0 or make offer 717-1743 warranty LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO . 17700 Standard ihltl. tire* and body good. your work, we want you to work tor required Yeor round potltion Apply Ml l"i Soyrtvlll*.* J W 1)00 Cod Otter*. Jt) $007 100,000 mlltt but run, enielieni' im Computerized Quotes M Callftt-tTM. In pertonp. . Long JJohn* Ltd., II Beoc* FIAT - 1*70. good Blvd HtMdt SHREWSBURY, NJ. Sport iplder,f&0. GREAT BUV - 1*7* SCIROCCO~ LINCOLN 1*73 MARK IV - While orbMlofttr Ut 13M CALL 747-2900 CASHIER PART TIME WANTED - Blvd . HtgMandt Four-tpeed ilandard tfommliiion. power everything Top tondlllon. Apply In perton, Mon through Frl., FULL TIME GET READY PERSON power attlit dli<. brake. In front, man Mutr offer SJ1 VHt J. Reid Harrison Morlne Lumber Co . Sco Brtgnf - For Rant ACar buthmt CkNvUnf ual In rear, r*ovy work load, yside molding, rear deicer, bumper guards, while sidewalk* TOPTRADE ALLOWANCE - Suptfb lakxy vommenwrole wlltt experitm.e *e*v)ce DOWNES PONTIAC. tt Low OASIS MOTORS i»l] 711 7100 Coll Mr Slebertterg. J*} 1100 48,081 miles er Moin St , Motowon SM-17tf WE NEED USED CARS JUNIOR COMPUTER"OPERATOR Mrewibury Avt. Top dollor patd MULLER CHEVRO Trome*. Red Bank area Moor. J N to LET. Hwy i*. Matowon, 544 WOO II pm Bontflh Start ItJOwot* At Sycamor* I97O - Ili-cyllndtr Rum good DELIVERY HELP WANTED - Apply ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY In perton after Ilpnt Lul«l't7l44 M Thomot Ave W-UU Shrew/tbury TRIUMPH SPITFIRE IN* - CHnik W Front St. Rod Bonfc '4495 immomloie Hord'toH top. .poke LADIES-MEN - Work at home on tht OLDSMOBILE *l 19**- Fully equipped, power iteer lr% brotiei. win wtkftti, rodlo Beit orter Ml H44 MLIVlRY >ER&ON~WAREHOUSE dow. end leati, olr conditioned In PERSON - Full time R«f*r*nc*t re- VEGA GT ~ 1*71. (out quired (oil 1*14404 good condition. U». 7414S44 tterto and >.uilom wheel, L*KOSC*PE G«RDE«tRS HFLP miIti A»kIng 17700 7174tM OELIVER ER W4NTEO - Drlv.r . k.-i. , mull Coll ofln ! • p m . 741 7MJ 76 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 2. Autot For Sale VEGA~KAMMBACK 1*74 - AVON miiLf ^i Hijiputeai ij urirTiB- — 41IJ.Ju- w. • • -w - wimMWa Red, V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, air, tinted Avon Produt-n Flexible hour. Colt More Cloisifled glass, AM radio, vinyl interior, vinyl top, rear detcer, bod- 7|7 4HOM Hd DOG CROOMER - Full Itmt S VEGA WAGON - W7S Slkk. AM- FM eiperience neccwory en Next Pogt yside molding, bumper guards, mag wheels, while sidewall rodlo. 40.000 mllet. radio It Coll tn Coll 170 Kl tor appointment radiate, 21,400 miles KS7or A714IU VEGA 197] HATCHBACK - AM/FM I rodlo. four tpeed, GT. bucket ttott. S 31.000 mile* UOO Coll HI -6779 CLASSIFIED VFGA i»74 - H

ondltlon Beit reatonoble price m+m VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1*75 f . BUSINESS DIRECTORY 76 MARK IV cdttnt cwKHtuH, lisas Silver Diamond-F»a painl, blue lentrwr mierlor. HI wheel, _ nt-ONl. J*4 7137 VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK \Ht ctukw cooliol, penw (win comlod lounge mtt. power mini- - Radio, Good <.ondliion u» A DAILY GUIDE vent windows, lorged aluminum wheels, silver Landau rool. S43 1747 ckiyi, MI-AM ofltr 4 premium bodyside molding, AM/FM stereo, power windows, VOLKSWAGEN DUNE BUGGY 1*70 VOLKSWAGE- Red with btocN kDUN lopE, 9H0 "i , will irod* OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS power slewing, power brakes, automatic, automatic air con- for car or tath. or both, m 14*0 ditioning, power locks. V8 engine, tinted glass, pinstripes. VOLKSWAGEN IMS LANDSCAPING LAWN PAIMTINC • rear de-icer 30.058 mUes GARDEN MAINTENANCE DECORATING FOR USED CARS! CLEAN YARDS VOLKSWAGEN BUS IN* - Rebuilt PAINTING 1974 FORD engine. DOOd condition Alklng UU ADDING MACHINES orlor Evttflor 4 PaDorfcOnalna 1974 HMD CWIHMIH. TYPEWRITERS CaHHXag '9450 1974 FORD Gran Torino Wagon COMPLETE - DAILY" POOL MAVERICK VOLKSWAGEN 1M0 - Kormonn Ghto PINTO RUNABOUT AOOERS - Typewriter!. ColcuWort. MAINTENANCE Ten yeort ••• B-cyl. auto trans, power konv*rtlble, outomoflc. HMO of bett ptrlonc* IIVtMperwt«k MI«i4 4-rJr . 6-cyl. auto trans offer Coll 747 MQS or UJ4OU K>M, traded, repaired 3-dr.. 4-cyl. auto trans, mnl steering and brakes, air DISCOUNT Price. powet steering, mnl brakes 0, LANDSCAPING -" Lawn tore" ond steering and brakes, AM ra- cond. tinted glass. AM ra- SERPICO S Ul-tMK tr*e wort. In butln«ti tor U yeor, PROFESSIONAL PAINTING — I 76 CHEVROLET MALIBU CLASSIC AM retKo. vinyl root Color od condition Free ettlmat** SO 1OM or 741 »7J of and reasonable Free *irtmat*t dio, white wal radial tires ck), luggage rack, white side W-7>1f tottpm Color: Red. 34.641 miles White. 19.129 miles wads Color Blue 44.736 ALTERATIONS 747 Jflilor Ifl 71»T 2-door-Wtiite, V8. automatic, power steering, power brakes, mttes LANDSCAPING - Gr**nhout« ond ma: 1Mb haww plant maintenance. Ml or port WATCRBLAST - Before air, timed glass. AM/FM radio, vinyl interior, vinyl top, rear PRICt: -2,695 time Don't. tn-OT) N*w method Great re dstogger, pin stripes, while sidewall radiats, 24.580 miles tally • PoMIng l IMf Serving Monmoutti County II yvort OME MAN OPERAtlON - L*wn* cvt PACKAGING SUPPLIES WILLYS JCEP-lfU »UILDiMGAL>ERATr6NS^r««^ 1974 AMC 1*73 DOOM wttn mow plow CORRUGATED IOXES — Poihlno 1973 FORD §41 7743. after • Boy Mead Construction Co'Wtnr INSTRUCTION Supoltot lor Indmtry ond Moving an] GREMLIN CORONET WAGON MAVERICK StOTOO* Coll 7.7 aTOi »r 4474477 '4495 . tli*d toot. DRIVING SCHOOL FOR WOMEN 2-dr, B-cyl, auto trans, mnl 6-pass. V-8, aulo trans 2-0r, 6-cyl, aid trans . AM 3 Truckt ond Trolltrt Wete Inferior remodeling ttrvlc* Pan LOW KATES steering and brakes, white power steering and brakes radio, vinyl rool. mnl steer- •ling. Kltchtn cablnett Room odd! PLUMBING ft CHEVROLET CM - 1f4l. VI. ( tiont'rtcreotlon roomt. reflnfthing. HEATING wall tires Color: Orange. rool rack, white wall tires ing/brakes. Color Brown Uh chrome wheel, bookcoMt. Armttrons chondcller c*fl 40.891 mUes air cond. tinted glass. Col 50.004 rrales (ton Coli m n» ing* Free ooVlc* end ntlmottn Good MASONRY •LUMIINO AND HEATING - STOP AND SEE OUR OTHER USED or Green 32.329 miles CHEVROLET PICKUP IHJ worfemanthlp Catl onyttmt, — par ona mvapnev «4rvlco > rWCt: '2,395 1100 or b*tt otter WtSONRV WORK - Irlcii llr obk ro4o> 717 M or 4K4IM CERAMICTlLl-^ or rv«w Mmtic" wllai. |»'< PRKI: 1,195 m-tm or Mud IK Tile, tloni No |Ob loo CARS - PRICED BETWEEN $995 DODGE >fC"KUP "rfii - Wlfti ROOFING ft SIDING cop Bett offer ROO3PINF O AND SIDING I,,, t<. CoHonef 4 mi») NOME IMPROVEMENTS - Add! AND $10,000 MISCELLANEOUS o» Rfi 1 S C C aTocLEj on7RICVICI.CS - «M 1971 PLYMOUTH 1972 CHEVROLET Porlt ana rtpoir* «on« ol 171 Pool* TRUCK ft AUTO FORO >•?* F-H0 •-•TON PICKUP - Aw . Union iaocti. N J. 744-lt» DUSTER NOVA 140 engine, four-iawd. 7IM mile* DRIVEWAY RENTAL Power itMftng, t« 5.1 Ji it-ply tlrn CONSTRUCTION GETTING MARRIED tv AUGUST 2-dr. H.T., 6-cyl., auto trans, mn 4-dt Sedan. 6-cyl., auto trans, power steer Eiullent condHlon M00. Coll oftef *. 7TH7 - t will ahotopiayH your wot} FORD MENT^^AR brake*/ steering. Color White 46,699 ing, mnl brakes. AM radio Coior Bronze •ngaluxl Callalltr torn «l n» FAIRWAY FORD iiiini DRIVEWAYS Oollr - Wopkly - MomMv NOTICE! 39.962 miles It drlvtn. comrele woikt ond j fl , Wll»»n - Frwwllmoto* mum tur Part* Dept. now open* ART-CO PAVING 741 1SM TRUCK INSURANCE 'Saturday mornings 9-1. COAST ASPHALT PAVINO - Dfl*»- ' 20% OFF ON ALL STOCK AVIS USED CAR PRICES EXCLUSIVE OF MOTOR VEHICLE FEES * TAXES I PARTS SOLD ON SATURDAY 4 Motorcyclet SOUTH JERSEY CONSTRUCTION - MOVING AND HAULING - Noor ol lotorcyc Aiphait and concrete drivewoyi. CYCLE IINSURANCE , Coll toll trttt walk* curtad ond HwHii»>U F-e* *t • o m *p m tit Coll *7i 1SJ». afttr 1 • m . coll PAINTING A 7470308 CI »0 MOTORCR OSS - 1*74. very DECORATING fHdawtmtn MM LANDSCAPING LAWN GARDEN MAINTENANCE All Utrnt Ur Prkn Exclude Tax t Uwniing. AMBITIOUS COLLEGE STUDENT - Needt work C»pe>tented In lowrt HONDA US - 1 PAINTING AND DICOAATlNO SHREWSBURY AVE., AT SYCAMORE Knobby tlr*. heli Carl B J*net FO M P«r*Kl •.orKHtlon. tn m\\n, I PAit»)TINO"-~ir»»*rlefKHJ. r*t*r- L 747-5400 MONDA 117, - 3tfc< L*. ferond mm. et>i*t. tret etdm«tet. te>m bolt em r*N>% Colt H of* H t»«tn4tnt WWt 842-6800 IM* mllei ««tl Ivenlntt Mtn to The Dekfy Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY JUNE 27. 1977 Tell 100,000 Daily Register readers! Sell It! Quicker than FAST! DIAL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE 542-1700 OH TOU m ROM WATAWAN AREA 566-8100 CAU TOU FREE FROM MIDDlfTOWN AREA 671-9300. si.HttpWented SI, Help Wonted 71 Merchandise 71 M»rchondist SI, H«lp Wonted Nubbin FeKSalt MACHINIST ForSolt KEYPUNCH MTNK COAT - Futi lenam. hrily k*t TWO CUSTOM MADE •LINOT^- 0 E i out CostlWB Site II uft Avocado, 1" slat., opproilmatelv SMasaase. 7<)^*S4 » ILW . »• us-, m eoch coii «r- Miii_ £ jiftISS Lm. MURS* - L»N Fwti M™,; to i iMti MEDICAL » *w? iwrji BaB^n* W*TO VrVew^ps* oenerf TS. M«M( ba lie—* can mmemtm. ui MODERN BEDROOM SET - Twin MID.I). bed*. Ores»er-mlrror, chest, nlghl WASHH AND ELECTRIC D«VIII - ITfl Plfm/uMtaci Glwla Grlnltv' W-)J ylorl old will* or without ti- stand EiielMnl condlllon IIM Two^ GE HIS Air twkdltloMr. Cocrktr, MURSC - LPN II T faur ft*** DKltnc*. FrM training wllft ooMt io M i room set. IIM. 11,000 BTUs, IIM. Call behmw S M I At IFF. INC n Educational Mntftli It dor» ,«a r p m M-eta OHMWH UDMTUn, M J Hon. Madkal tMfwfltt Nol oil |ot» Im 'ken«w,l7S Call MEDIC*!. AHllTAHT - ParMlma mo«aMy ovfl*taW« Plan your IKIK WASHER G E - Mini basket MS MW by amrrifia itartina datt lot up MOVING - AnlHiui pint imiir, Orytx, G E . needs work, tit Sewing '« busy tfartto ctflti CN#«>*fic« NURM - Port lime L»M w RN. 1 lo Ml rtoyi Mutt quoliry flril Equal mochlne cabinet, ill Pair of blue wmifv lanj rauM hi •«, »-SV. to T tMft Wa**|wm»I>. N.J. Dutch Le*e Rtf7 FrMtwId. 0170 Army « BTTIT nu Mri. tcNanti. Wcycle stMt. U. Mtaswk coffee toMe. 130 10 yordt of r*ew Herctnan upho* MOVING - Mull tell Olfiatte sel- sterv maktrM. US. Anftaue ins*l|WH butchif block toMe and chrom e. fowr NURSES AIDE - 4-11 shift Apply li wall mirror, 130 Black ceramic lamp. chairs, wllh leothef upholstery and person Garden Slate Mono* Hurtlni tl>. Wolnut veneer coffee taWa. U. chrome, like new wall-to-wall- Home, U Von Brock le Rd , Holmdel Storag;*age cabicaWnetin , U. fill bretded rua. lorpetino. gr««n and orooge shag, like ) Vfi 4*75 OASSKD ADVERTISING RATES OLSTEN TEMPS NEEDS YOU* new Vm MltcellofMous Items. Call SKILLS EARN EMTRA MONEY ofter £ M4«f )• WEDDING GOWNS - Ve.li. TOU RKI ROM MATAWAN AHA 564 1100 HIGH RATES: NO FEE II) RK IS sale-under cost price*. Fa me us CATONTOWN S4J S3C0 MOVING OVERSEAS — Sell every- TOU RE! ROM MDDUTOWN UU •71-9100 thing In apartment Everting, 1*1 U*. SS1WSK"" - Public . Hon Conwdil MM %4 minimum charge Itfred Apply. Fair Mavtfi Board t. NUMEROUS ITEMS - Per Line Education. Honce Rd . Fair Haven 3V H«lp Wanted 53 Domestic Help 71. Merchandise 71Merchandl»e wheel, with e»i!S tire*, large sink WORTH LOO KINO .OVIRI - ' 87c PART TIME - Hdp your friends low CLEANING Hfcl_P Pal tim*. Mon iv Mir , double tub. 11" and IT deep, tfVougn Thurs evenings a 10. Sot, I 5 For Sale For Salt lOay 62c Sam 1 screen. »"•!!". used wood. aony cottie 2 Days (Consecutive) Must have own car For interview, Wl ANTiOUE VICTORIAN SOP A Mint 1 I*Q three each l"xl", I* , on choirs, round 3 Days (Consecutive) 53c condition wltft new medium blueMBiwet POSITION AVAILABLE - For quoll - Check Ihe USED FURNITURE upholitery. teOO In Cotls N»ilr 44) 4 Days (Coneecuwe) 50c fled person, driving ond telling Apply COMPANION - For to yeor-old wa CENTER OF RED BANK Fine lurnl port°TSrary l_ - INDUSTRIAL him lor lew 1t7 Shrewsbury Av«- 5 Days (Consecusve) 46c In person. Mon through Fri , Marine on Sleep In Musi have drivers dishes, books, pockeibooks, woffle and Boll tool baMcaw. Lb C lafHJW tense ond references Red Bonk 1 OAI RANGE - It" Super DeluM. Iron, coffee pot, school des*, chairs, 6 Days (Consecutive) 44c mirrors, building hofdware, lady's REAL ESTATE SALES - Central SALES white with thufc, grktdli on loo. good 42c 140 Coll ofttt b. 7*7 4IS1 .lothes, eli 74144S4. 7 Days (Consecutive) Middletown location. Call to see what 112.000 115,000 LIVE IN HELP - To do hoimworh 38c w* hove to offer Confidential «7i WltftAAAA I Noilenol and ihlid core u hour* g «e«k *Hi BARGAIN - Spanish M*O end matih OLD FURNITURE - lofat, L 8 Days (Consecutive) GAS STOVE • US plono, old stereo, bedroom tel 30 Days (Consecutive) 34c Manutadurer Call Ml 7414 ofterjpm Lorge old dresser. I1D oil ^___ WOFHiR . HSLPSB - Aide 10 Coll Ul •!*! BIIBBmilil territory Open now In The LlMllllUI PAINT FOR SALE - Lat*i Hot. U 00 14 minimum charge REAL ESTATE Re*} Banh-Albwry area for luciettfui GOLDEN YELLOW - Flberglos In o gallon UcOtori. prafettlonal wtw wanti to tettlt down i Deal Coll SJI sutottd drape* Full length, panels ore Ttim*0€WMV Per Line and build o lotting butlneu Coll on In . antique, SO gal . ltfth Trovers rod too Ui Ml IDay 75c A rare opportunity to bin one of the duilry, Inttllutlont, contractort ond 54 Situations Wanted condliV "• SB" PATIO SET - Cvstom designedigned, cocoll YOUR BEST VALUeTALWAVS-»OI- County's most successful firms. Our trarnporlotion flrmt with o high repeat it w-nn ored concrete Ptftlo tablee ond foufor CILS — This w»e*. double dresser, 2 Days (Consecutive) 70c lion has Increased It* soles by M0% In line ol fattentri. malntenonce them- Female bencnes Seols tlghi US0 Call 471 U*. chnf to match. «t OvoHty IS. In- FAMILY PLAN RATE ~ REAL "ESTATE" BR6kERS~AND Male lal loble, four coploln choirs, IIM your own territory, wt con oner yoci three weeks Mint sel"l W''ili l sotrlflce. cluding Converse and tteds, Sat. July ASSOCIATES - Revolutionary ALL ABOUND - Yard work _ _ IS.OOO BTU air iondttlor«r. uwd om.e, 3 Lines — 5 Days — S3 00 $1 00 each line Available to in- an unlimited Intom*. ond dynamic coii "SWir Jnd, 10 o.m to i p rt. I4f Bray AM.. E. ond sophisticated meant of secur- rooes, (.filar*, outlet* Ueoned, tree \n% Call U. 4670 growth Tom withut. Call: IBM TYPEWRITERS dfvtduak. placing acts under •'Merchandise For Sale" lor Ing prospects and listings A new cutting, etc Eillmatet 7414301 "CEDAR SLAB STOCKADE FENCE " ROCKING HORSE - Wonder deluxe. concept which benefits brokers, RENTAL$17.5Oper mo. ••ms not flxcaed.ng $100 each Items must be priced Non- Good Londlllon 14" high, til salespeople ond associates who Chuck Worrier Rent with option to buy 172-0137 Monday. 17 noon «d Iruckt The money* moi.tilnei. typewriters, office equip ager, The Thot, D. Murphy Co., P.O quolllled buyer Coll Jfl7 M/l. A 9 p m. then Sell full line of International menl, eli a) bargain prkts New or ANSWERING SERVICE — Alter 5 pm Friday until 8 00 Bw in, Monhmiet. New York 11030 a m Monday, all cals are taken by our answering service truck*, mini hove some knowledge of SMALL MAMUFAt INHlHfj Bull used AAC DESK OUTLET, 170? R| medium ond heavy duty truck*. Full net* for sole Present accounts,, al JS, Oofchur it, S31 3990 AH ads. corrections and cancellations taken will be pro SALEJPEKSON - For general More IT,.Mil , im l...}ij»j l,ury again. Lowest government backer II3S Electric typewriter, S100 String DetlrobU full-time potltlon available rales, up lo M years to repay hammock, ISO. Elaborate macrame WATTRESSWANTEO M/W - Mutt be , in buty nurilng office. Confidential po ALL STATE ASSOCS BROKER honing basket with Ironstone pot. ISO. experienced Apply In pvr.on, R Ren I llllon requlrei encelltnl typing ond HAZLET OFFICE rif-lMO Dlnir, 117 W«»l FroniS Red Bank. I itenogropny tkllli and medlcol ter- N.J. mlnotooy. Excellent to lory ond ben LOAN BY PHONE ELECTRIC GUITAR elttt PleoM apply Pertonnel Depart WIRE PERSON - To wire AC control Fast service! Secondary mortgage With uiM, US loans MAJESTIC FINANCE CORP ment, Boythore Comrrwnlty Hotpital. ilrcull* In prototype units from uhe- MJIM* 7» Rt 9, Howell Ask for Mr Lrw" 7 Autos For Sale 101 Apartments 7V North le»Ki SI.. Holmdel. motk* Experience rtqulred Call tVir CALL US TOLL FREE: FACTORY OUTLET - New mat- 3 Trucks For Sale 102 Houses For Rem An Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F Burton at Electro ifnpulM. Neptune. 4 Motorcycles 103 Rentals To Share SECRETARY (BOO) 822-8904 No Sleno Good typlit ond dldophone, 5 Auto Service Parts 104 Winter Rentals btneflrt Start ll» per week. 6 Auto Rent Lease 105 Summer Rentals ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 52 Baby Sitting 7 Auto Insurance 106 Furnehed Rooms 10 Thomas A vt, 747 Mt4 Shrewtbury SECRETARY Child Care 8 Auto Finance 107 Nursing Homes HOUSFKEEPf R AND BABYM1 tl'H 9 Construction Equipment 108 Commercial Rentals WANTED - Ptrton willing lo lake 71 Merchandise FAMILY AD 10 Wanted Automotive ACE EMPLOWENT AGENCY core of two boyi Call on weekends 109 Buildings/Garages 747-MM Shrew only. S41-104A For Sale 110 Warned To Rent ACCOU5T1C - SI* siring gullor 51. Help Wanted 51. Help Wanted LINE3 S A GOTHIC STYLE BEDROOM SET - Place your Nlne-plete, IW5 Stereo bar, tWS. 2*4 INE

AIR (ONUITIONEH 1976 Emerson 131 Houses For Sale PROVIDENT SAVINGS BANK Quiet Kool, 15,000 BTU, used thr< d\ll Occasion 132 Apartments tlmfi. H7S 747S;SO. 5 Town Houses ANTIQUE COLONIAL HUTCH WOO. DAYS 133 Income Property Is coming \3 Red Bank soon mm?or ?i7 JM4 134 Farm Properly 135 Commercial Properly Positions open for Teller Trainees. 51. Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 136 Industrial Properly 52 Babysitting/Child Care 137 Lots and Acreage $3 53 Domestic Help 138 Moboe Homes Call Personnel Department EXECUTIVE DOLLARS Gi 54 Situations Wanted Female 139 Cemetery Lots 55 Situations Wanied Male Sell mcrv.hondls« you no longer n«*d 140 Real Estate Wanied SALES CAREER or USE wllh o low coil Family Plan 56 Situations Wanted 434-0772 We have an Immediate Ml IN REGISTER CLASSIFIED ADS Male/Female opening lor a real estate Avallobl* for Merctvandlie For Sole 57 Day Care/Nursery School An Equ&l Opportunity Employer salesperson tor our office in Only, Arfkle muil original* from a household and may not exceed a sale Middletown Must have li- price of 1100 00 per ortlcle. cense. Experience helpful 3 LINES 1 DAY '3.00 152 Boats and Accessories Excellent opportunity with a Price MUST Be Advertised Eoih od- 1 ditlonal line II No copy (.nongti may Daily or Sunday 1 S3 Camping Equipment prestigious agency for an be mode and no discounts or ruiurn* 154 Recreational Vehicles ambitious person will be mod* If od Is concelled before 61 Business Opportunities Career expiration. Sample Greeting 62 Mortgages Join the professionals today Aunt Grace ond Uncle Jot "^ TO PLACE YOUR HAPPY BIRTHDAY MARY - Your Best wishes on your 8th anniversary. 63 Money To Loan Call Bob Warncke (or a con- DAILY REGISTER love and attention la your family Is In Before you know It you'll be celebro FAMILY AD, CALL... deed appreciated. Love Bob ling yowr SOtti Love from Betty David 64 Money Wanted SPECIAL Opportunity lidential interview. 747- Harry Mary ond Tlmmy. 7000. ,oo NOTICES 542-1700 Each tttra Km $1.00, Dally or Suntfa 210 Lost and Found 74 HOUR SERVICE 211 Special Notices Available FIREWOOD SALE - Ont tore, 140 212 Travel Transportation lokw all. 213 Instruction Expanding Chevrolet Aflency sekks aggressive, self- BOB Call anytime, SU-101S 71 Merchandise For Sale 214 All Occasion motivated professional to sell in modern laciltty Dem- FISHING POLES AND REELS - 72 Garage/Yard Sales Compoises. new electric fuel pump, onstrator, Benelits, Unlimited Income Opportunity! Send toilet, M" anchor, 40 Ib. onchor, » 73 Machinery For Sale resume lo: Drawer C. Red BanK, N.J 07701. WARNCKE cHoln 173-MIS 74 Rental Service FLUORESCENT LIGHT — Four ft., 75 Farm Equipment ASSOOATES-tEAlTOR with two bulbs. Ueoch. , 76 Auction Sales TW-oon Call 542-1700 300 Hwy 35, Middletown FOR SALE - Couch. M0. aluminum 77 Pets and Livestock sliding glass door, 175, and lawnmo 76 Aircraft 747-7000 the Action Line operator will help you write your greeting 79 Swap or Exchange VALUABLE COUPON Member ot MLS A personal message lor you may be In today's Classified Ads. 80 Bicycles'Mini Bikes 51. Help Wanted 81 Sports Equipment 82 Swimming Pools The all occasion greeting will lei your loved ones know how much you ready care. 83 CBs. Electronics 50 CENTS OFF 84 Merchandise Wanted Your Next „ ELECTRICIAN The al occasion greeting Is easy to Insert and lun to prepare. DAILY REGISTER CLASSIFIED AD INDUSTRIAL The Daily Register By presenting this coupon Journeyman eteciticlan (three years) needed lo wwfc rout- ing shifts in expanding manufacturing plant Electronics When placing your classified ad background helplul Top rate plus shut differential plus full The Daily Register The Sunday Register (Sony, nol good tonttdi funity Ail range of company benelits Of Con&Kl Adnrtittn) 542-1700 AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE MIDLAND GLASS CO. INC The Sunday Register Call 542-1700 Cttfiwood Ave,, CHHwood. N.J. Classified Action Line Mall checks to: The Dally Register Parkway Exit 120 Classified Ad Department 24 Hour Service On* Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 tquH oppwKin*y tmptefit mil U Hour Stnlct 77 Pets And Livestock HI. Apartment* 02 Homes For Rent 31. Houses For Sole 31. Houses For Sole IS! Boats And SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1977 The Mly Ri^«er 17 11X tlAUTIFUL HEALTHY KIT- GHLAMDS i- PifteramU water A I MHTAL SEIVICEI - FunUM MEW LUTING I- Accessories a Monmouth County OM (Mlurigiiiod honui and oporl udtr Coionial on a QUM tHlt tl 33 Folr Hovtn 23* Red Bank ntonta OMlloMt. Short or lonolorm ont Mock ta but lln. Aftrodivt ROWBOAT 13 NOTICE TO BIDDERS MM No ko lo Mann CAAASS FoJf Hovon. M.J. ol o«lc*i ttrfto ano* kwMtu hawn BMtOart will bt fur Cow*, molding* on*] tMejmtsd oiling AGENCY. Roollori, SS Ocoonpoi pk» OH poron OMrlno •> o> kooro Nolk* Is hereby givon that sealed shtd o copy ot the plans and **_ OHMED Yf AlUHO - •room, In A«o.. WON Lang Iconcrt tlUM iving room with fireplace, dining AKHUR&T — Eight room ranch, opasol* will be received by the l. by th* Engln**'. upon proper otm, tot In kttchtri, dan ThrtM berf • Mrough of Rod Bank. In th* County of r~> teaJT thr** bedrooms, two aaHu, tmwmmi. WANTED ... and pay mint of o fet of Five oomt. ?vi bom* Unsay* sun balLony Borough Cterfc lonmautti. State ot Now Jersey at the OLJt NECK — ConKvy oW rovhvoo dmm,, ponopoMo, two-catwoto r goorog* Flv* wan Como.dMP Uail Dollart peTyObi. to th* Man vmhouoa wttn pool on llomtrt ton off mortar bedroom Be the firstto I M d T14i wooded atocrer s C*nlr«( olr RENTALS Ut IOAO4 Mrssis lit U Ono yoor ItOM wlrn optlonl, Rttvi LIT tRdutlvt listing Not a multiple OwM0i.CrtlS3l-oM 11. Sport* Equipment KEAKIIUSIG - Atlrocilvily fur iting AtklngMM.Ht ZMCL IT - FlyVWt* rMw Chrysltr ly 11, 1*77 at 7 JO P M Prevailing nllkod. IOHMK ohiito ooorlxom • CAHLTIELLETI — CEHRJRVJ1 COZENS CEAN TOWNSHIP - HOTtCI me and at that time and ptocs pub- Mr. ond required by tht swKlflco Wi PAW - OU> Mat III Mill. Modorn Ol Tt NECK - Mo* nouw inuoJod REALTORS -NCE TO AO- . ly ooened and reod tor the following ttom, mu»t be *nctot*d in t*a)*d enve_ on Movocn knti In Com Nod AM IRIvorRd. Fair Hovtn _..TION CODE FOli THE Morlng tht name ond oOdrest o* •• "• «or month. Cl* la lor dotalli »IT«4 WROUGH OF FAIR HAVEN PAVING OF RAILROAD ..after W Mm* of ** work oo »h* CARL F. ZELLERL »«W443 ..NCR TRANSFERRED - Mutt .-W LISTING) - An ocr* plus ot wll Ideally locottd. Tlntan Fall* • E IT ORDAINED, by the Mayor STATION PARKING LOT C tildt; oddrttttd ta the Board of n. Swimming Pool* EAST KCANMURG - Two badrooiii. tall troe* and mature ptantlnat Three one* 150X3M ft lot. Central olr, Uv and Council of the Borough of Fair lOfttfrwctio* ttomt. units mm Fre*ho*d*f* of tht County ot Hk, pttt ti, nk* yard, now only •droams, thrt* bottt*. Ranch ht Little ng room, dining room, larg* eat-In •vtn. County of Monmoutti. and Shite lanmouth and mutt bt accompanied liver Don with flrtpiot* piut sun fchen thr** b*3r*omi, Irt botht, at } FT ELGIN ALUMINUM CARTOP Iliad . On H TATE RENTALS Bkr. oom. E»cell*nt cloMt spot* In thli tone** boc* yord PER - E»c*ll*rn condition With oars __ CantM (Mia No.11 - I^N AGRE*EMENT OF SURETY custom d*ttan*d hwn* and It It in e. and oor lot** S» Coll M3-o»tf 1.43S S Y of Bituminous Concrete (CONSENT OF SURETY) IS- ellent condition B* me first to *«* it Pavement Type FA BC I 1MU No S) SUED BY A REPUTABLE IN M. CBt, Electronic* " vltad at lt3.M. Call now 1 FT ALL FIIEHGLA! SAILiOAT vtntton Code of tht Borough of Fair thick SURANCE COMPANY CER CENTURY 31 COT.ENS IOPERTY FOR SALE - At M Broy With trailer Extailont tor lomlly HoMn and moy bt known ond died ot Contract Document! tor Ihe pio T1FYING TO THE FACT THAT t , Port Monmouth Financing The Fire Prevention Code ol Ihe Mttd work prepared by Howard M IF THE BIDDER IS SUCCESS EATONTOWN - Otdur htmi, A-l REALTORS ' ColKKll 3SI-4154 I h)4 Borough o* Fair Hovtn ' •choor. P EILS . Birouoh Engi FUL A SURETY BOND WILL KEANUURG - Dm >iornm, Hvlog 11 Rlvtr Rd Fair Hav*n BE FILED FOR THE PE R 4 FT. OUTBOARD FIBERGLAS - Section II A copy ot The BOCA netr. of the firm of Schoor Engineer room, pordi. trail yard. SIMjluo uttr UN par n 7417*4, ng. Inc . Consulting and Municipal En FOftMANCE OF THE CO N jjthedroi Triple Hull, runabout, with- aslc Fire Prevention Code/1*75, Itloi OIM montti wcgrlty. P«t» o.h. I S4TtBW tttn. hove baanTlled In the office of TRACT ANO THAT IN THE IminioUti ocavoncy mm ANEWLISTINGI out motor Coat's 11SM Slight domog* ilrd Edition It anntitd hereto ana In HAZLET - P»vr btdroomt, two Rumtan rancher on a tuperbly lond- . entirety mode and construed to be a Id Engineers at JS4 Main Street EVENT OF THE FAILURi Qr Me year wai , HOC Call 7414454 i ' mm. Now Jersey, ond may be In- THE BIDDER TO ENTER INTO wtlfwt lo •sd IV) acre yard. Specimen tress part hereof os fully ot though » hod hornet listed and told by o n _ tad and/or obtained by protptc THE CONTRACT AND GIVE planting dMhrtad tor beauty ond ««n wt forth ol kmgth herein Ci RADIO - me R«ol Eikrtt Eichonoe Rtottor*. ._ bidders during butlnets hours SUCH BOND THAT THE INSUR TATE RENTALSRkr 74744J4 privacy Foui Dodroomi. fh.ee baths Section III: Three copies of "Tht PA M Mon payment of MS 00 (non retun ANCE COMPANY SHALL P-AY Inderpround Idwn sprinkler, bate OCA Basic Flrt Prevention KEANUURG - T« bioroom. oav Mt), TO THE COUNTY OF MON merit, forge screened porch Now va Cod*/lf7S, Third Edllton" have boon OM. ploy oroo tor kids and pott, only MOUTH THE DIFFERENCE ont and waiting, tor your family odd an flit tn the office of the Clerk Bidders will b* furnished with a BETWEEN THE AMOOMT W7rM0 Btrn*tlr.Tio***lt if the Btrough of Fair Hawn upon the opy of the- Contract Devumenli by STATE RENTALS ••/ M74414 SPECIFIED IN SAID BID AND M. MtrcnondlM ntroductlon ot fhi* ordinance and will equesf upon proper notice Proposals THE AMOUNT FOR WHICH KEAHUURO - T»n oofcinm. toe. REAL! •main on flit In such office tor the use nutt be moo* on the Standard Propo* THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH wonted one floor, hlda, pott o.k.. porch, itor 11 River Rd FoK Haven ond examination ot the public so long Form* In tht manner designated In MAY CONTRACT WITH-AN- 741-MM ED BANK - RETURN WITH US a* this ordinance iholi continue in ef iht Controct Document!, mutt be en OTHER PARTY TO PERTOWM mx S?ATE RENTALS tkr. W-UU TATE RENTALSBkr, OW to fhoM thrilling days Of yesle I ' ~ toted w ' THE WORK COVERED BY ANEWLISTING year and I raped this elegant Vldo tdlon IV Upon final adoption and address . SAID BID, IF THE LATTER Oakhurtt Four bedrooms, two both*. KEVPORT - Lorgt tludto tMMliimit, KEANSBURG - Corntr Four room.. on ham* completely restored with all ••oval hereof, rhrtt copies of "The the name of tht work on th* outside, AMOUNT BE IN EXCESS OP tlu< ioorl»» JVi-room aportmm. Ml II* both, mi ttodrk 1140 ptut uiHI lus o den and formal dining room ddresied lo Mayor ond Council, : ht 1177 conveniences Spacious f Ir Pt evenli' THE FORMER Mlthtn, wojll4aHO«ll. convonltitt kH.o- In t^ month ttKurlty mini. lo( Ida bound ownftr li Including mony orougn ot Red Bank, and mutt bt Oc oomi, large porches (open and 1*75 GRADY WHITE - Flberglos If. ode/lf75. Third Edition" thai) be tMl-QuM vjrroondlnoj. n»ml valuable eiirat In th* price You could omponled by a ttaiement ot Content move your family In before school creenedl Porfecochire. flvt b*d- 140 tip MererUIMT, full canvas, *!« pioc*d on tile ond remain on file In the Surety from a surety company ou 3 A GUARANTEE I N T H E> KtYPORT - Two-ktdroom opart rtv MO' plus deep yard with plenty 3V bth i d Miiengtr seott, ii running hours office of the Construction Official ol hoiited to do business In the Slate of AMOUNT OF TEN PERCENT mint, air contfltlonod. waihtr and _. artu tor summer living ond chil Shoreline trailer with ekctrk winch the Borough of Fair Haven fw use and ew Jersey and acceptable to tht (10%) OF THE BID BUT NOT IN dryor. rtnljorotor pwolU Well to drens' play All beautifully maintained All In exellenl condition Many ex •amlnotlon of the public *o long ot WNER ana either a Bid Bond or a EXCESS OF sHVOOti 00 AND MAY LEONARDO - Two btdroomi, en and convenient lo tht high school Ask Iros Call 471-NM afttK 4 p.m. ill Ordhsanc* contlnu** (n eff*ct •rilfied ChtKfc drawn to the order ol BE GIVEN AT THE OPTION OF loted porch Rtttrtncti, month') ng 140,000 Call now Section V. Any person, or person*. THE BIDDER, BY CERTIFIED Id'.. Rw 33' SILVERLINE If7* - "NANTU- lurer ot the Borough of Red Bank, »*cuilty pluiutlimei »i-»M ave the key 114,NO William D. rm or corporation violating any ot at iesi Ihon ton percent U0X) of CENTURY 71 COZENS CHET" HARDTOP. Camper back con yon, Realtor, tl Maple Ave.. Red the provltton* of this Ordinance shall ne omouot bid tacept that the check vat. IN MerCrulser. sleep* tour, di- REALTORS •ink, (»n 747 WO tan conviction thereof pay a penalty e*dnoteic*edl»,090 00 •UviANOJUVI nette, electric refrigerator. alcohol i] Rlvtr Rd. Folr Hav*n 1 The oworo ol th* contract for this Ff«n on aMIra KwMkoM lo o •I stove, radio, hour merer. Coast Guard not lei* thon 15 00 nor more Ihon tht hour above named l*m AMtaua tucnlturt. tonhy. 7*17**. ED BANK - Six-room house. Hvt* «IO 00 tor eoch ofhms* ork will not be made until tht MC01- iTATE RENTALS Bkr edroomi, good condition. tlV.SN. equipment, winter cover and fmme. opoto! form* will be turnl*hed upon Mt. ImiidEto OKU. tan SSW Section VI All penalties collected Irtd lo comply wilh the provision! of SMALL BUDGET Only 111.TOO for Secflon VII: All ordinances and rve* the right to require a complete w New Jersey Prevailing (Mag* Act, KIAN TOWNSHIP - Hlitorlcol Co RUMSON AREA - Send tor "Horn** •MTAVMhVCROK ROAD MANOR thli four -bedroom Cap* nestled among J4 lf/4 f-LEEKRAFI Cuddy tot> ports ot ordinances Inconsistent with nonclal ond e.peHerue statement hostor i» ot the low* of <**). ttt*c- " bKlroomi. two otrei. off or Living" brochure, pics, dtscrlp- Ont mi two bodroomi Hoot, hot wo- the treei Large polio thai overlook) In, IH h p Meriury Inboard'outboard, ony of the provisions of rhi* Ordinance am protptdlvc bidders shewing that vt January 1.1*74 on*. prk*s on available homes AP . HINTING PRESS Itr, cooking got, olr condnlonod. At exceptionally Jeep lot Taiet only 14» depth finder. CB radio E»i*lieni con Ond the Cod* established hereunder ey have *ollitaLlorlty completed TATE RENTALS Bkr "LEBROOK REALTORS, 111 Avt. "'he right It reterved to reiect any or Hi. low* top, hand operated print >er year Musi be i*tn' K IRWAN ditlon UttO Coil 143-1743 afler 4 p.m. re hereby repealed to the extent ot ork of th* nature requited before fur REALTQRS'REAL ESTATE ONE. wo Rivet*, ftumtwi. 143-3*00 bid* If deemed to the Intereif ot the- IM pretvl In foo"d" workorfilnh g contflllon ICO BANK - Four bedroom woltr w—Mwtt ixh inconsistency. shlng proposal forms or tpeUflia tw MOO toll tree (MO) ttl t*ll Open f ounty of Monmouih to ta do wflh chain, quoin*, etcPC.. Coll 471-OtM ronl, with both houi*. flrtplot.1. Section VIM In the event that any on*, or before awarding Ine Contract teven dayi until V HARRY LARRISON. JR ooOtd, only W10 T TtfCjAN - Flbtrglai. cobln section, senlenie or clause ot this Or Proposal* tor this Contract will be omiCTbR .1 tW Carptttng tNoughout Air con iTATE RENTALS Bhr. 141-943* er. stand up head, full galley Su nance or of the Code established accepted only from bidden who have TURK YOU« DIAMONDS INTO dlHoMM, Loti ot parting. Swimming per clean Coast Guard equipped VHP tereunder shall be declared uncon •en properly qualified In accordance R.CKCKNiESLER DOLLARS - Convtrt OU Jtwtlry to RED BANK - ModenT two-bediwrt Chryiler 325 Excellent family cruising ith the r*qulrtm»nts of the Contimi pool and Tennl* courts Your very own ..it bath, ntw tyster ituiionoi by o Court of competent |u Coin. DON PON'S JiWELERI Will dUPltK, convtnltnt ItH-otlon, %M. plui >ot.ument* potlo. Walk to snooping and N.V, CM- ._ hot water tired by oil A< and tlshlng 17000 even 143-4345 Mttdlon. such deilaration shall not In •wv from private omnon and tttattt utfllUM and Mcurlty Available July commuting, SS3-4010 Open 10 a m - beach Garage Me 000 Bit manner invalidate or prejudice the The right i* otso rtt*rv*d lo rel*ct ANTiaUt CLOCKS REPAIRED AND i Coll 741-Sill BRICKT0WN - STOP LOOK AND 250 Other PuWic Notices p.m Mania Frl. ritmont of the remaining provi- iy or all bid* or lo walv* any Inlor JEWELRY DESIGNED Iff Rl LISTEN - W* lust found this lovely a lons. oiltie* where such Informalltv Is not Rd . Fair Hovon. N.« M41S7 MATAWAN - Two btdroom, hta Ranch home on %«cre treed lot Four (en, N.J. 7H-140I. STABLIMAN'S LIEN SAL? H- LANG FIBERGLAS If70 - Flying Section IX: This Ordinance ihoil rlmentol to the best interei 103 Rentals To Share rooms, carpeted living room with CLLINO YOUR HOUSE? — Why pay In accordance with the provisions ol Drldge, 300 h.p. Chrysler, full fresh " W •place, paneled den. 34' Florida xpenilve brohert commlsilon, deal S 1A 44 tt, *t MO . the following ler cooled, eiceptlonol sea bi _ auontltias m, batcmenl ond over sited go llrect Seller gets more -buyer pays or** thall bt tipoted lo public sol*, 113,500 Call 170 1145 The foregoing ordinance wo. in wclfied In the manner designated In • VA ond FHA term* Must s*cl Ml Adveime In HOMES FOR SALE, noted her eon TO! KIRWAN REALTORS/REAL oduced ot o reguloi meeling ol the * Specification* detoili, cali 4 HP EVINRUOE FISHERMAN - MISTY COUNT, S year oM bay stol ESTATE ONE. If* 3*00, toil tr**. Mayor and Council of the Borough of The successful bidder ihali be re Like new Low hours, W aluminum Haven. N J . held June 13, If77 ipiy With the provisions o( ll00)tnt*ll Open seven days until * DATE OF SALE: July 1, If77 at 11 SHREWSBURY - Two b*dr*om John Boat, floatation seat* 747-41fQ will come up tor final tonsld ration ond pottoo* at a regular meet dock In the forenoon BUT OR SELL — Your home throctgh home, living room, remodeled eat in hopti. _ 104 Winter Rentals ng of MkJ governing body lo be held ADDRESSOF SALE: Clrcl*T on affiliate of the largest real estate tchen, new lomlly room, brick potlo, ve January 1, 1964 Bidders are also FALL RENTAL - Vocation homt Ml company In the world Century 31 C« 154 Recreational uly M, 1*77 ot I OOP M at the Monk equlred to comply with the require onch. Cross Rood, Call* Neck. N J 1 -It bastmenl. tented yard and pal Building, 741 River Rood. Fair ihvd ond unfurnlthtd hom«i and Pdono, Pann Four-bedroom chalet, lent Realtor. 74I-74U Multiple II* ent*of P L 1*74, c 137 This sole, tub|ed to od|ourom*nt canton and Knooit Coil bthttw. * crttntd porch. 131,500 By owner Vehicles aven. N.J at which time ond place prlvot* beOD — Two txd'room, oil ins. FULLY PANELED. GAMEROOM QUALITY REALTY, IH-OWS CITATION Travel Trailer* Attorrwy oi Low utllrllMi M, •taroaa. nkt yard, till KEANSBURG - Immediate otci WITH BAR. FIREPLACE ENCOME Motorhomc Rental! Vocation Rate* 228 Holmdel ieiP gf» 70* Barclay Pavilion Wtst STATE • EHTALtTkr. W UU STATE RENTALS Bfcr 747 NU pancy. Two b*droomi, living room. IJl.tOO - Brand new listing hard lo SALES LOT-tM-tcflO PRODUCING APARTMENT HORSE beat at this price This Twoilory Red PUBLIC HBARINO NOTICI RoutefO kitchen, enclosed porch, till per N ASIURV PARK RED BANK - Stvt BARN WITH TWO BOX STALLS tank home offer* three bedrooms, Uv It hereby given thai at I is p,m . o 40 Rumson herry Hill. New Jersey MOM Mined, all utilities p month plus utilities Ont month's s«i IN.000 CALL OWNER, 3*1 3S40 OR ng room with fireplace, formal dining Porti Service Rentoli ai loon theteatter o* the matter ma' 60*) m 5/11 STATE RENTALS! iry m M3J belween il p m 74' ««M • room. Mwing room, large eat In kltch MOSHwy 33 Neptune bt rtoctwd. on Thunday. July 1. iff' PUBLIC NOTICI Attorneys for PLAINTIFF KEANSBURG - One bedroom, living n ld boemeni with *eaale ot Iht Hoimo» Township Hull locate ADVIRTI1EMSNT FOR BIDS SUPERIOR COURT room, porch, small yord tlBOplu* utll COLTS NECK"- Beautiful pilvacy or on Crawfordt Corner Everett Road S*oltd bids will bt received by the Of NEW JERSEY acre, dead-end street Nature lovtri work*hop oreo Convenient lo »hop Mayor ond Council of the Borough ' tot Lake Drive tolmdel, N J , In* Holmdel Township CHANCERY DIVISION Itltt On* month's security Pttt O K dream Outstanding variety ot maturi ping ond transportation. Too good To rt their meeting lo be held 1 bedroom apartment* Immediate occupancy "ill 2S73 ast We hove the key REDDEN 'laming Board shall conduct a public MONMOUTH COUNTY Ire**, 40 pool Sparkling 1100 tq ft hearing on the application of 5 I. K jgh Holi. Eo»f River Roc X air. teat, hot water LITTLE EGG HARBOR - I maculate AGECY R 301 M A erator, hot wattr __ DOCKET NO F 347S 7* gat and rttKirk. ttrroc*. M hoof door tour bedroom, three bath home wllf nc . owner and applicant, for condi Rumton. N J , on Thursday. July *fn, three-otdroom cottage on lo fireplace, cMn and dining room Owner ilngle a»le canopy, 30 gallon « •77 at I 00 P M for the furnishing of CIVIL ACTION man Mrvlc* Ovwlooklng Otol Loht lonol me approval ond for Site Plan goon 117Sow**k No pet* 471 UV going Weil, rrgrtt* selling thli beauty. .opoclly. bathroom and TV ai work uniforms (supply and clean) tor NOTICE TO andltwocoan. lo 77-J, approval tor construction o RFD BANK - Ullrg lt»wrv or-» bed LONG BRANCH - Furnished toui In Immaculate t-ondltion HAROLD Coll after ipm. 7*1 HU liWO Hi the Borougn s street, lanllotlon ond ABSENT DEFENDANTS two professional medical office build hi FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT' 776-5450 room, LQip»tlno, dlihwaihtr. Oil room* and bath, near Roc* Track Nt IINOEMANN. Broker. I olonloi 113 Income Property FAN LUXURY LINER il -Sleep* not located on North Beers Slreel ond rwer deportments ltTMtporliing II?5 Atttrt.471 1HS GAGE ASSOCIATION, a corporation EATONTOWN - Of»*»droom. olr pet* Couple preferred. nt-ISU. M7 1103 RED BANK - Sin apartments Good lii.sclt-contolned Must sell deiignaied as Block IS. Lots 14. 14A Detailed lpecificationt ot sold work orgonlied under the Ad ot Conoreil MOUNT POCONO - Four bedroorr 7 ocatlon Income 11000 monthly 143 3713 ond 17 ot the Holmdel Township Ton uniform* ore on tilt with the Borougn candntontng, oarpvli ond ntra>. July RED BANK - IVi rooms, olr condl EATO h ! OWN -Thrt* bedroo m 1 and eMlsling puriuant to The Federal Cholet Fireptoce, two baths, private Mf.000 Coll 747 1704 Map, *ald Sit* Plan ihowi editing one l ond copy of same may be had National Mortgage Association Char- tloned. furnished, oil utilities. In good rorwh, hardwood floors, finished bos* OPEN ROAD 10W - SIMM four, V*> lory professional medical office country club Weekend, wetkly or rww, ter Ad, STATE RENTALS »•» U7-UU neighborhood MM per month Cot mtnt. laundry room, exterior (usi RED BANK bth fll kith d Dd C ilidlng known ai 6oy*hore Medic MM143, ***r I p.m monthly rotes available 7ft iW3 1 MAILBT - Two itltclMcy roomi. tied I ow IQMCI. owner tran* Three-family jlldlng located on premises desi Plolntlfl. POCONOS - Chalet, sleeps li. dish ta Can WI4JH oho ant room for rani. Coll 747 1411 for appointment afler 5 rated a* Block li. Lots I7A ond H i per cent of washer. (Ireplace, neor lake, boats PACER TRAILER - 1*44. 17 H,. good the Holmdel Towmhlp Ta. Map WALTE'itL. GILL AND FRANCES A. Call 4K-1M* M RIVERSIDE AVE FLLENS HAZELTON. REALTOR amount bid flirting. 1)00 weekly Aug 471 M71 londltton A*fclnot*00 rlLL. hit wife. SIDNEY LAMQftT. Member Real Estate E*change All provltiont ot the otoretold sped HIGHLANDS - Flvt room duplcii, SEA BRIGHT - First floor apartment The following plan shall be consl ingle BETTY SCOTT, single. MRS. porch. ' MJ37OO ered a4 Ihe neor ing Site Plon No 77. coltoni on file with the Borough IONEY LAMONT. wife ol Wdney Lo In town Large bedroom, living room 134 Farm Property wuu lerk ore mod* o par) ot thl* odver ntwly ___ kitchen ond bath Vt block la river ESTATE SALE HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Inci fAG A LONG TILER - 1*71. 1. .. dated June 1, 1*77 Copies of sold pions mont. told name ot Mr* Sidney to have been flitd in Iht oftict ol iht »ement the tome at if repeottd here mont being llcHtlou*, JOHN DOE. montn If 1 J3TI Oceon Beach. *hopi. 11,000, July l Home, oi It. two bedroomt. nice lot property, horse form, three bedroom sleep* tour, Ice boK. three burner Ranch home, approximately 11 acres. 'ownshtp Clerk ond ore available tor husband of Betty Scott. *oid name of through Labor Day Coll MI 14*5 7Sx100 Living room ond kitchen Con stove, healer, port-a potty, electric Bids mutt be submitted enclosed In a caretakers cottage, two loroe barm. nuMCtlon by Iht public during Ihi ohn Doe being Ilitillou*. THE CEN ventlonol buyers only Asking 114.000 soec sealed envelop* bearing Ihe name ond S?A'BRIGHT - Two-room apart 430 rood frontage Con be bouahl un broke*.tlnh llttB Ttllm hours of butlntss PAUl P BOVA. Realtor, 671 2M4 eouiar h oddrtH Of the bidder and oddre**ed lo RAL JERSEY BANK AND TRUST rrtent. porch, on Oceon Ave tovlrtfi d*> conlrocl Selling pilce 1/5,000 II NORRES~1*4* TRAVEL TRAIL ite'eited parties may appear a All Inte the Mayor and Council of th* Borough banking corporation, Studios star Una ot beoch, also dock facllliles en Shrews EXCLUSIVE AREA OF RED BANK Coll A Koilcky Real Estate, Rl 35 Ea - Sletpi tin, self contained Good Ing M.OHLANDS - FouTroomi. hmctoMn ot Rumson one be* oom storting aot mU* J anond tw..o. bmy Rivet at rear of house 1100 w**k - Split Ronih Three bedrooms, Hi condition One ownsr 13)00 79104 yord, noor itorn and trantportatlon. HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP TATE OF NEW JERSEY bedroom* storting o)f UV5. ttwat bod Iy Gas ond electric Included W7 J*» bath*, finished den. J0.M. centrol olr 1*63 CAMPING TRAILER PLANNING HOARD No ttottd propoiol mov bt with 0 rooms also patio, outside go* grill, ottochtd oa- HI Lo Bttl otter over 1M0 MARGUERITE M PESEUX rown after It has b**n received by the it n or UI USI or TN 1401 ETTY SCOTT, tingle. JOHN DOE, rage Lorgt lol and many Irttlln Secretory tTATE RENTALS »t» w 747MM 135 Commercial Coll 7*7-4*44 lusfcond of Betty ScolV told name of HIGHLANDDS Owand two b«*roob«*oom Ctntrol air ond heat, got cooking, bo I eluding fruit tree* and garden over If73 ROVER SLIDE ON CAMPER lereof ot Ihe meeting of Ihe r . looking Plnckney Pork Owner trans and Council lo be held on In* 14th doy ohn Oot belrw Fktltioo*. tl li FFo r opDolntmtrltd d talll 17179 ion**.. 34 hour doorman, TV mK Property Sleeps *U, self contolned tipm iffrV. coll W-tW treed SM.fOO Call anytime, 141)447 of July. 1*77. oi aforesaid No bidder YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 106 Furnished Rooms OFFICE BUILDING - With two OT 7440 moy withdraw his proposal tor a per ond required to S*rve upon Alvln D HIGHLANDS ON THB HILL - 3V, store* on the main ifreet Mutt sell to ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Smoii ho ad at thirty (HI days after opening i Mllttr. Etautrt. whose address i* 30* roam aaortiTMnl. furnlthod. wall lo settle niote Ashing 1*0.000 COUN tl, convenient location, single roomi EXECUTIVE HOME 232 Long Branch orclay Pavilion Wetl. Rout* 7l. woll car»«tlng ItlS par month, in TRy SQUIRE REALTORS. Ttl 3144 m 'Ith kitchen privilege* Coll 741 00M SPECIAL The Mayor ond Council reserve* Ihe herry Hill, New J*rs*v, 0KU4. on on ld flllttM ort» mo HISTORICAL ling* and Sunday*. 7*1 3470 NOTICE TOBIDORRS RUMSON -"- FurnlUwd gorao* apart or 741 1144 after t p.m. Ight to refect any ana on bid* tub wer io the complaint filed In a cMi m*nt. olr tondltloned SoitowTfor ont joo NOTICES IsnuRANCK PROPOSALS mined action tn which The Federal Notional LOMf) • RANCH odult \we plui 1*1 tVt* HIGH C AN OS - Ocion and r(var~wlcw WlDOL^N^t^RSEY Bidder* we required to comply wiin Mortage Aiioclotion, Is plaintiff, and IIMUII AUTHORITY •Ingle room, marun buslneti gcntlF Two itor* Tudor Colonial 137 Lots And Acreage tht requirement* ol P L 1*7S. C 137 'alter L Gill, el at* . are defendant*. w«4oom 1 won- Coll tvtnrngs. OTUtfl. NOW BEING BUILT HOi MDEL - I , o^ie choke bcilWIno 211 Special Notices NOTICE Is h*r*by given that Seal* ALBERTA KERR. JR pending in Ihc Superior Court ot New (or .wi, furnithtid, nil ppr BUY DIRECT Pfipeuli and BWs tor Insuranct Cov utllltle. InOudtd, olr conditioned KEANSBURG - Furnlihed rooms ant lol on Indian treck Rd Bordered Wlln GOOD MUSIC MAKES A GOOD PAR Borough Clerk trsty, within thirty tlve day* otter FROM BUILDER AND SAVE •roo* will bt received by Ihe L on une 77 1*77. enlinlve ot such dot* If ATE RENTALS Bkr StKurlty rtqwlrod 143-17*4. (Wfnlihedopartmenr* beoulirul lre*s 135,000 firm W 017) •ranch S*w*roa* Authority ol 1 ) June V HIM ou toll to do to. ludament by default WM*t» or 7|T QMj 291-1642 PO( UNO MOUNTAINS loll lor o'clock In the afternoon. Prevailin *ale or renl Free water, electric, pool Tim*, at 111 Regular Meeting o mov bt tendered agolnst you tor the FAIR'HAVEN*- Two-bedroom* start MiDDLETOWN - Room.prlvati privileges Call 143 5713 Tuesday, July 13, 1*77. to be held in in ellet demanded mme tomplolnl You boiti.klKhen prlvlctedgei 130 • wetk *r. desirable location. Private Fire TRAPPED BY INTIMATE PROB 248 Monmouth County *hod file your omwtr ond proof ot t*r LEMS? - There Is O way out For tn Meeting Room in the Adminiitralio utllltlei included/wathcr ond tfiytr pkK* In living room, dining room, oil Building of Authority Treatment Plan1 CONTINUATION PROJECT ice In duplicate with the Clerk ol the Woman onlymon smoker Coll 717 couraoement call FELLOWSHIP, M3 conditioning Mony eitroi 143,000 138 Mobile Homes ISO Joilnt Avenue. Long Branch, New NOTICE OF FINDING uptrlor Court. Slate House Annei. POP 143 MM rertton. New Jersey, In accordant GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES Jersey 07740. ond will be opened c OP NO SIGNIFICANT wilh Ihc Rules ot Civil Practice ond RED BANK — Ldrgi lovely roon FOR SALE OR RENT Bethany Rd , Hailet Adult pork Wolk read otoud ot mot lime and place EFFECT ON TH£ rocedure to snapping Coll 3*4 J9H 213 Instruction ENVIRONMENT Call Any Imuronc* carrier or IN ogeni The action has been imtltuleo tar the IV, REALTY AGENCY tnvltMl to submit Proposals for Work DATE Jun* 37. I* HOLLY PARK - 1V74, twojiedroom. A TWO WEEK - Morning. Real E* Monmouth County Boord urpos* ^e *or*ctowna ^B* rn*r iava* 470 Broadwoy, Long Branch 773-7*00 tail Lkcnilng Course July II 37 men's Compensation. Public Liability excellent condition Eotontown orea Automobile Liability. Flrt and other of Chosen Freeholder) doted Februory *. l*7f mod* bv W« RED BANK — Working couple pn HANDYMAN S DREAM - Three It CollS4H>S34or47l »14 175 Coil Moomouth Institute. 741 0779 Hot I of Record* tor L. Gill and Frances A Gill, hit GOTSOME tlve bedrooms, ranch style, 7i«li0 lot coverage presently tarried for Long torred Furnished BECOME A BEAUTICIAN!" Col Main Street wltt. to J I Klito* Mortoaat Corpo 10.41 VENTURA - With bay wln- Ironch Stwtragt Authority 741-34H until noon U0.400 *olue. only U..57S Coll b« dows, two bedrooms, side by ilde re- Wilfred Academy In Red Bank today j*d, New Jersey 07771 otioo. and thereafter asilgntd to me tw**n* 10 P m only, 717H50 Spec III col Ion i ore on file with Mr ederol National Mortgoo* As*.oci ROOM - With private shower tor one frigerator tre*ier 35' Sllvcrtop awn 741 *M5or liUW 1I-7W HAZLET - Nrt, four bedroom Colo Stanley B Wllbert, Eneojltve Dlrecto ition. and Loncerm reol e*iote pvcarco, adult only 1171 monthly plui Mcvrlty ing and shed Next lo Monmouth Moll ond Maintenance Supervisor ot Lont _ --„!_ INTERESTED AGENCIES nlal with full dining room, eat In Mich REAOTNG INSTRUCTION GROUPS AND PERSONS al. 434 NarraeameM Avenue. Lang 747^1041, Upm M0O0 Call anytime, S43-I144 Iranch Sewerage Authority at ISO Jo 1 en and garage lIs.MO In.iud** al In your home or mint Th* above-named County propO (ranch. New Jersey, and, also, for 71747S1 In* Avenue. Long Branch. New Jet UNTON BEJ\CH - FurnTthtd o< unfur — icostl. lOSfli sey, ond will be furnlihed upo \ request Iht U S Department possession of saw premi*** OFTHESE? nlsh*t)ioom bar 717 1500 " ^nENNlsTESSONS Housing ond Urban Development You, Betty Scott, single, ore fnodl 140 Real Estate Wanted 3*4 mi or 1S4-444S E xper iencid tennis profesiiono eleose Federal fund* under Title I porty defendant bocoute yoware*n**f LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - '« mm the Housing and Community Devel HIGHLANDS- Three bedroom group*, 130 per student Private l he record owner* ot the pr*mlt4rt w» Kb MMdlt H li Hl The Proposois ore lo be *ubmltied I Ranch, centrol air conditioning, neor iom 145 Cll Mik 143*433 Act of 1*74 IPL »1 J»3l to be der foreclosure And you, John. Dot. 108 Commercial beaches, shopping, ond ictiool* a sealed envelop* pioinly marked on utea for the following, proiect huttoand of Betty ScoH sold name or he oulsld* Insurance Proposoll ' VA/FA! IX1M0 PrlrKlpoli only 74) siu. MiQliKirwH fcorrtug' i Doe being flitltiou*. are mod* a Rentolt Bkh and Proposals may be moiled t _. iy oefvnOonl herein becovt* It U SELLlNG'VoijR HOME? - We're In- Long tranch Seweroo* Authority. ISO Riverfront Pork ATTRACTIVE - Modem oftlCes at 10 am ternttd In buying homes direct Coll not known whether or not Batty Scott, Jollne Avenue. Long Branch, New Jer who look title to the *c*)ect prefnisei SpiIftg 51 , Red Bonk, two to tin offlt Mr Cressy at WEBER REALTY. St*- suite* Onpremlsei parking Nci Homes Of Distinction at single, hat married sine* lilt* be- 1 came vestod In haw, and in the *venl shop* and mtouranh. one biot« fro A four -bedroom, ? "7-bolri Colonial Monmouth C.. WE HAVE BUYERS she ha* married, you. her huioond. Rlvervltw Hospital, but oway troi Paneled den with fireplace, full bos* State of Ntw Jersi For business, commericot. Industrial Long Branch Sewerage Authority re designated os John Doe, huiband of traffic lams Low rentals Including ment. central olr, two oxrei with lots tSO.000 and investment properties Coll today servtt tht right to reieti ony and a Betty ScoH said nome of John DM complete |onltor37 Ineround pool with condition Please coli Tewnship Planning Board an July i new Environmtnlol Review oble location. 403 Broadway, uptown pot lo, new I wo tone hot water 741-7114 1*77. at I » p m at me Marlboro Mv. Clearance will be needed Lonu Rroruh Bus ltop Ample park baseboard hoot. Relocating, must sell nictpol Building, located on Tennen The reasons for wch decmon nol ~~ BIG DISCOUNTS 223 Fair Haven Private UM00 By Owner Coil l»l Rood ond Route 74 Morganville. New r*part tweh Stotemtnt are oi l| On new boot troJI*fl BOAT HOUSE NOTICI Jersey, to consider the application o Oceon Awe. Sea Bright I43I3H. flMltll-To rent. 1150 ta H7S AN ORDINANCE TO ADOPT A ME HOLLY INVESTMENTCORPO TNi proieci is within a Federol flood COUNTRY SQUIRE REALTORS. «H KEANSBURG - Investment or CHANICAL CODE FOR THE RATION FOR preliminary *ubd>v'O li mtntoi Rtview Record '* on tut at th cOftdrHonwl Bath On busy highway Second E'dltion ' hove been (Hoced or o vortonct from tht provisions of A SO 1444 G*G Rtottor*. 531 7000. 511 1733 file In the office ot the Clerk Ot th Monmouih County Pfenning Boord 0 licit 7. Section I lol ond Id I of the Sub ices, Ont Lafovette Plot*, Frtth«l Borough of Fair Hoven upon the In RED BANK - Corner store, .300 w Svlsion ordinance of the Township < Ntw Jersey ond Is ovoiiobte tor pub 3 UNES 1 DAY '3.00 troducilon of this ordlnonct ond wl Sell them in your n. Storage area WOO monthly, con be LINCROFT - Three bedroom tpl Marlboro Ol amended M OS to ptrrr y ond FLAGSHIP remain on tile In Wih office fo> >he ui subdivided After 4, «71- IfiS. level Living room, lorgt fomlly room o vortonce allowing tne undersigned don ond copying, upo Florldo porch, centrol air, ntw vlny ond eKomlnotlon of the public to lor construct told subdivision wilho •qu< etween the houri ot * I Dally or Sunday RED BANK — Stort'oMlce, studio siding ond aluminum storm* an as thlt ordinance Sholl continue in e stdewalks os required improvement* AM ood4 JO P M Ponettd and Hied. Lower level, or code icrtcm ERctlltnt location on cul-di MARINE Md No further environmental review shop*, *M sq ft 114S per month Con lac Mid SOS Ptindpols only 741 Section IV Upon rinal adoption or A copy o* me application ond a'l pr jch ptoiect i* proposed lo bt c< vtnltjnt lo municipal par king Inquire H7t. New Jersey's opprovol hereof, thrte copies ot Tr tied t»hib"i art on Hit wilh tl ducted prior to the requ«*< lot reieos Sample Grwting BOCA Basic Meihonlcal Code/1*T otFeoeroi Funds LITTLE SILVER - Three bedroom Complete Marine Center laming Boord Clerk of Moribo'o m HAPPY BIRTHDAY MARV — YMtf Garage Sale! Second Edition" ihoil be ptoctd on tl e ovoltoWe tor Inspection interested ogenclt*. group* ond home. In move In condition Low ond remotn on nit m the office of th* person* Ouogrteing with mi* d*C>*io kw« «id olltoHof. Io *owf tgmltY It Ift- to*es. Low Forties. Principals only At the time ot the oto-emtntiom 4M oppttclotMl LovtBoO Boston Whaler Construction OffUM of the Borough o public heoring you moy appear m pe ore Invited to submit written com 109 Bulldlngs/Goroget Fair Havtn tor the usi ond eiom ment* lot consideration by the Coun Aqua Sport ton. or by og«nt Or Qllomtv or LITTLE SILVER motion ot the public so long at thli O event any oblectloni you moy hov lo the Monmouth County Pionn,r Eachtxtfi line $1.00, h's amazing how bats, balls, golf Thunderblrd dinar** continues In etltxi- C the gronllng ot this appeal ond c Board Svch wriiltn comments shou Daily or Sunday bayi. olfttr*"' tilts, oft with 14' high Sport Craft Sedlon V Any person, or person subdivision or evidence relating then _ _ One Lotoytite Ploc clubs and other sporting equip- ittil, overhead door*, locatedT k like setting li firm or corporation violating ony o Freehold, N J on or bttore July 1 Bofough-of Shf*w»oury. Coll 747-M6* Gardens Fireplace, basement, doubl Johnson Outboards the provisions of this Ordinance she HOLLY INVESTMENT COMPAN I*f7 All such comment* so 'eceivi oarage, mony extras. Offered a Hoble Cat m conviction thereof pay a penalty By DANIEL J OHERW ESQ will be conHdered ond Inc County m Tnot le** than IS 00 nor more fha tquttt th* release ol Ftdtr ment can accumulate as Junior RED BANK m.m By oopotntmeni, Broker own ABftAMOFF. AP «. Ted HotlAotncy, B43-4I0D or 74" ODoy tm 00 tor tech offense % or lake ony odmmt sfr O'I v v a GARAGES /STORAGE AREAS 4. 0 HERN P C grows older. They are good ga- Catallna S*dion VI: All penoltlei Attorney* for Moil tt*n on tht within proieci prior to tl under ony provision ot thli Invtslmeni Co dolt specified tn the preceding \t Snarki or of the vode htrtby established *ho 103 E Front Stree LONG BRANCH - Iwotomlly, four btpoldttthtTrtoiurtrolth rage sale items. Don't Forget to no Wonted To Rent rooms eoeh aportmant Present renta RtdBonk. New jersey " Borough of Folr Hoven FrethoWer Oi.ec Coll 542-1700 1700 each Good condition. Askln Johnson Triple A Rated Dottd. June 34 1*77 MATURE BUSINESS COUPLE - N Section Vti AH ordinance Hall ol Rec«i 13I.W0 HERB REAO ASSOCS , Rea the Action Lint operator will help you advertise your garage sale in ptts. no children, desire two or hVe* Service Center parti of oroManbti inconsistent Junt1> l Main str ** tor, 73t-310B write your grtsrtlng bedroom home or private apartmtnt ony of the provision* of this Ordlnonc h Classified. Modem conveniences, turroundln MIDDLE TOWN - Send tor ou Complete Ship Store ond the Cod* established hereunde tonal mniBQj for you moy be »' MtddMown-Matowan ar*o. Coll eve "Homes Far Living" brochure, pk are horvby reoeoled to tht 231 Oceanport X i ctvtsttttdldt nlngi and w—kentf*. 7<7 -6734 description*, prices on avollobl Atlantic Highlands such Inconsistency NEED APPROXIMATELY - IM0 sq hornet, APPLEBROOK REALTORS StxJIon VIII In the event that an PUBLIC NOTICf rby given tho lection. StnhKK* or cloute 0* thli 0 eivtd by the I ft for wood working, undtr « per sq K0 Rt- IS. MMdtttOwn, 471 3M0 Tht ichtdult ot Iht Borough The all ocvmlon ortttiftg will tart your ' dlnonct or of tht Cod* tstobilthe dtri ot th* Ci ft Heat Included. Coll IH> *m 291-5600 Oceanport Plowing Board Wom loved ones know Sow mtxh row reolty MIDDtETOWN - Juit reduced On* htrtgndtr sholl b* dtxldrtd unco Ntw Jersey tor f Wovk from Borvlew School. Leonard •.are pTetTWiNG II *1t74 - t'oat'on" ttthtfanoi by o Court of comptHnt | i fill* Rd. Four-be-droom Colonial wit rlsd»,tton. suj. devkirotlen gMl t*t_ Traffic Control StonoU and Dtvlcvi The ell occasion greeting i* easy to in- tltchtn. dtnlno llvlno lomlly i Mercury ISO h.p engine (Moko Typtt kMtfxnport vmr ctnttr UMOW. Mom/ t.tran. JtVlM enforcement ojt the ' as tol lows xvm.r, vorioui Locationt. and opened a l*rtondtunh)p.J!pp,e and ooragt. M5.*00 \9% down fin r*ad In public m Room 300. Freirn DIAL 542-1700 orfW-MMofttr Sp.m Wtrtfej Hall ot I 00 p m lnoovoik&* 7t7 IS40o« TV HOC Juntl».1t77 dtr s Meeting Room In Iht Han tofct effect upon its pauao* and pubt MONMOUTHSEACH D SKIFF . 1t7f Record*. Moln Slrttt. Fre*ftO>d. H cation accordingto tow. Jl 13 1t7f 131 Houses For Sale BRAND NEW oll after torn 10. 1177 J4jr«*y. on Monday. Jwty 11. »t/J. Hl*»7 Th* foregoing trdinontt wot I II 00 o Clock AM A FANTASTIC BROCHURE «f . AND OCCAM VIEW ntotrJ4^)»; __ Cart you imagine, |uit compleltd troductd at • rtovtor mottlng of t P4ant, taeciflcotiDns. torm of b The Daily Register In Monmoutti County! It'i your* If you PADDLE BOATS - For two __ Mayor and Council of th* Boromjh conlroct and bond tor tn* aropot large home.lhrte bedroom*, 1' ond two passenger* Fibero.tat. 5X4 ft j5y». lt»7 oath*, ipodous den with fireplace fair Hovtn, N.J , h*W June 11. t» Awousl 17.1*71 w«rk prepored by Cho'ies Von Be The Sunday Register C«l MOO S*» tw 1735 741 1134 of 741 ond will ctmt up lor final .om) SCnohm. P E . L S . County Engine* ctntral alt and two cor gorog* Plu 1137 S*pt*rnb*nb*f J1 Iflj Iprawilng deck to sit the octo erotlon and ptmao* of a rtfvtor mtet RICHARD GALLO, Choirmo hov* b**n filed in tht office ot told E OemrfWd U l>*f*rh»«t ma of tht MM ffowrnlno body to Otftttr of No ) Latayt'Hf Plot*, Frt HIOHLANOS - Ht 171.000 CENTURY 31. BRA OtrOc t Pionntng tour OAR/CHOKOV AGENCY. Shrewi htld Jvty ti. irrToi MfpJW. « Rt hold. Ntw Jersey, ond con bt i The Sunday Register Hk»cted by or^ospective OKJdVS durt bu*r. ?am\ Mvnlctpol ButMna. W Rhm RtM 18 TheDtflyRegbier SWEWSSURYNJ MONDAY JUNE 27, 1977 f A Little Night Music' showcases talents

BjMAIYIETH ALLEN of milieus. lighted for an effective solo, It Is a polished production largely unfamiliar to au- As director, Norman Hart "Tbe Miller's Son." which has both outward and diences' but each fits pre- WEST DEAL - "A Little has preserved the work's tea- Complicating the marital subtle beauty. Costumes and cisely Into place and. under Night Hmlc" reichet a high tricaUty, putting focus on the merry-go round are Count sets are delights . and actors the musical direction of Har- point during "Send la The subtle dramas of character Carl-Magnus Malcolm, por- are so Into their roles that old Arm, Is done with class. 'Clowni," tbe moil well development. He also appears trayed with bravado by Gus emotions register clearly on Performances are sched- known of Iti musical num- as Fredrick Egerman, former Louis Crist, and Countess their faces and are echoed uled for today, tomorrow, lover of Destree and new hus- Charlotte Mtl?olm. portrayed via gestures which seem to Wednesday, Thursday and - It'i in Intensely persona 1 band of Anne, a shy, 18-year- with sensitivity by Nancy Blu- come naturally. •>. Saturday at the Jewish Com- nag and etch vocallat tends old child portrayed by Terri menkrantz. The plsy's songs may be munity Center, Deal Park. to give It an Individual inter- King pretation Casting contributes much to Pat BUM, who has the role the play's success Us. Bliss of Dcstree Armleldt lor the Is believable as the middle- Center Drama Workshop pre- age actress who is accus- Television Today sent illon. Is no exception. tomed to living a flamboyant Her rendition, which hai a style, and Ms. King Is equally New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 " throaty, raspy quality slightly believable as the naive and DAYTME MOVKS ling trip deep in the wilderness Gueala Ed McMahon reminiscent of Glynls Johns, IRI Sylverl Belly White IRI spoiled new bride. • CROSS WITS • s*C)NfWS conveys the essence of the I • THE ABC MONOAY •I MEET THE MAYORS Also figuring in the plot is Carousel Part I play: tbe sadness of tailing to Angela Flynn Knox, who, as COMEDY SPECUU. • THEPAUJ8ERS achieve the same emotional In this original episode ol 1010 Deslree's mother, con- • MOVIE Bianihy S BeautlCS Nancy B NEW YORK REPORT plane as a loved one until it vincingly doubles her age '•Mi Bleaks a Leg. Nancy wrongly Is—or is almost—too late. and seems to truly rely upon IM anticipates rest and relaxation ; Tbe sbow, which Is being uovtc when aha la hospilalued lor a MARY the cane she carries as she tviMse fracture lollowing a aoltball game staged with professionalism accident (Ri sings "Liaisons," a lament M, • N.V.RD. i ORALROatRTSCROSAOE 1 it tbe Jewish Community for the past. I ALL THAT GUTTERS • UOVIC MOVIE Caster, Grant Ave., features Kind Hearts and I' Ray Camp does a good Job ta Wonderful Country' ISM JnMTCHUnCHILU a truly Imaginative set de- 44a in the difficult role of Henrik, Robert Milchum. Julie London Episode Eleven Breaking ihe signed by BUI Mares Personal conllict between an r Fredrlk's son who Is pre- a wove CircleEp<» ' John Churchill continue* ;. Some of the action takes The Private war ol h American renegade, who la hit aucceaa In the war against paring for the minis smuggling guns lor Menlcen France but hit preaitgei at home place on a square platform try-desplte ridicule of others politics, and a Untied Slates and with Oueen Anna It impaired which surrounds tbe musi- and his own emotional tur- cavalry Major. by the devious Intrigue ol Robert cians As the show goes on, in Petticoat 0 DOCUMENTARY SHOWCASE Harley moil. la though, curtains open to re- EVENeNO QaABCNEWSBfllEF 11:30 veal a deep stage equipped Temptation comes In the B 00 THE CSS LATE WOV* form of Petra, the maid who Tummerlime IBM Katharine "with platforms which slide • 9 SHIELDS AND YARNELL Hepburn, Rottano Braui. The Is portrayed sana Inhibition New comedy-variety series drama concerns a middle-aged forward to create a multitude starring Robert Shields and ITTAKESATHCF apinaier who vacations in Venice by Lynn Lelmer. She is spot- Lorene Varneil In a wide range ot ODD COUPLE and (alls In love with a married mime, music and comedy man. (R| TOOAVM DELAWARE lMERVOMFFM ELECTRIC COMPANY H) THE TONWHT SHOW fGuestuei s Carroll O'Connor, Mori uest holt Gabe Kaplan I Sahl. John Kannelh Qalbrallh 8Dutii nun ui 1 LOVE AMERICAN STYLE • NBCNEIMNIK S O • AlC'S MONOAY NUHT • LOVEAMEI Make A Date • ILOVELUCno Y BASftALL 5 • THE• ISTREETS OF SAN ABC NEWS FRAMCnOO-T>TOMI A A paid directory of coming events lor non-profit organiza- 5*BC The following games are STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO- • CBS NEWS scheduled: Cubs vs Montreal. The Vkilims' Stone and Keller tions. Rates. 12.00 for 3 lines for one day, 11.00 each addi- JMOHONEVMOONERN S M«u vs. Phil.; Pitts vt, Si, Louit; TAKE 11 search lor three eacaped con tional line, WOO for two days, 11.25 each additional line, LA vs All., Cinn vs. San vlctt, who terrorize and hill a ft for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; WOO Hospllal Foundation' Francisco. Houston va San tiring ot innocent people In Iholr ZOOM Diego; Oak. vs Tit.: KC. vs. Cal . attempt to dee the city TOMA- lor 10 days; 12.00 each additional line. Deadline noon 2 m Mil va Minn , Seattle va White CBS NEWS Rockabye" Tome Inflliratee a days before publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-4000. Sox. Bos vs. Dal. Ball vs baby-selling racket after he and UNDERSEA, WOULD or Clove, Toronto vs Yankees ask for the Date Secretary. COUESCOUSTEAU hit wile are offered a newborn ia Infant (Ft) NBC NEWS ©NEWSBflEAK BHAOY BUNCH MOVIE JULY 2 TO TILL THE TRUTH Ml lanlanbull ' 1BS7 Errol Flynn. 0MAUOE « A baked Ziti Dinner will be served by the Soldiers Of ABC NEWS Cornell Borchera. An adventurer S apprahenslve Maude visits relurna lo Istanbul alters years to Christ, from 5-7 p.m. in the Church Hall. Free-will offer- SOWUNO FOR DOLLARS Waller the day attar his suicide LESSONS ON LIFE - Angela Flynn Knox, center, convincingly portrays DM.V NUMBER allempl ind learns of com- recover $200,000 worth ol ing. Bayshore Community Church, 185 Ocean Ave., East OOOCOUPIE plications (hat may delay his diamonds, and finds Ihe girt he the aged Madame Armfeldt In the Centra Drama Workshop presentation ot Keansburg. GETTING ON TOP OF IT return home (Conclusion) (Hi believed dead, alive but an "A Little Night Music." Here she gives some pointers on lite to Julie Ful- ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 0 NEWARK AND REAUTY amnesia victim. eidr Finn Episode wnn me S OOO COUPLE ton, who appears as her granddaughter, while Tom McGowan as her but- coming ol spnng. Heidi and her THE PAlUftERS lt:«S JULY 5 miry tensions boll when Lord ler, Frld, looks on. grandfather relurn lo Iheir « |NOVA(CAPTIOI.ED) Shrewsbury Chorale presents a Summer Sing. Per- mountain home and theie Heidi Silverbndge bucks the family's Liberal Parly heritage by winning fcross the Silence Barrier' forming Arts Center, Brookdale Community College. Paul MIS about to help Ihe mailing eaptores the world ol Ihe deaf Clan starl lo walk aoaln a seat In Parliament sa a Con- ZTSS^M^ESTICSgic Grimmer conducts Bach's MASS IN B MINOR. Clara IX servative The young lord irks his and Ihe latest hearing research. LEARN 11:00 lather s no when he romances a ik •. .^aB^ •Hill Newklrk, accompanist, 8-10 p.m. Adults: 11.50; students: IMUPPETSSHOW beautilui American woman, m PERRY MASON uest Vincent Price TOM $1; senior citizens free. Series $1-4. Call 747-0507 for Inlor- 8 whom Piantagenei considers an X MOVIE O IN SEARCH OF unsuitable commoner, and -Mandlngo' James Mason. Susan The Magic ol Slonehenge becomei involved with a George. (Paid Subscription A TRAVH AGENT ADAM II racehorse tZS.m PYRAMID Television) M0NM0UTH COUNTY JULY 10 HOLLYWOOD SOUARCS • V The Deserted Village of Allaire Inc. will sponsor a JOKER'S WILD mO NBC NEWS UPDATE MOVIE C0WSI MATCH GAME te SSlory ol Louts Pasteur' 1KM mu nro-wn MT QAII wu u concert by the Ocean County String Band from 2 p.m. to DICK VAN DYKE SHOW Ml Paul Muni, Anita Louise 100 MMM M TM HSTON MM, On II) 1:30 p.m. Allaire Slate Park. 13.00 per car. MACNEIL-LEHRER . vet Richard the shock •». UIOenOWM, I1UIM6 M« II. of hit lite when the announces she luttgol married (R) Host Tom Snyder FOR INFORMATION CALL 1:00 fflTWHJQHTZONE JULY 16 • •THEJEFFERSONS O O NBC MONDAY NIGHT AT MW01AN TMVil SCHOOL Rain date, July 23,10-4 p.m., Flea Market, held at the Tom a quick thinking laves TfliMOVIES George s^We bul George's Terraces Lloyd Bochner. Julie O JOE FRANKUN SHOW 201-677-0069 Fire House on Main St., Belford, sponsored by Belford gratitude soon turns sour when Newmar World Premiere Engine Ladies Auxiliary Reservations, $5. Phone 787-8634 he readies it means being in presentation about the human SBIOaRAPHV Tom s debt forever |R) comedies and dramas affecting or 787-03(0 #J MOVIE I LITTLE HOUSE ON THE some of the resident's who share adjoining larracea in a high rise Maria Anlolnelle' We Norms The Hunters Burl Ives guesl- apartment building Shearer. Tyrone Power SEPT. 16 TO 27 ©NINEONNEWJERStY slara as s frightened, blind tod St. Agnes Church will sponsor a trip to Austria, Swit- recluse who - accompanied by moo Q MINORITY: PERSPECTIVE zerland and the Oktoberfest In Munich. For details call Laura Ingalis -- aals out 10 gel mm THE SONNY AND CHER • MOVIE 2914876 or 201-0272. help for Charles Ingatls who was The Mouse Thai Roared' 1050 seriously injured during a nun NUT STRAWBERRY FROSTED SUGARED PLAIN HONEY DIP* Middletown's July 4 FOR THE comes July 3 this year I LOVE OF BENJll; SO* OFF MIDDLETOWN - The water skiing performance by township's traditional Fourth the Jersey Ski-ters, perennial of July celebration will take favorites statewide. Magician ON A DOZEN place a day early this year, Doug Keller is scheduled at 2 weather permitting. p.m. Always a favorite with John C. Campbell, recrea- the youngsters, Mr. Keller tion director, announces the delights his audience by pas- Department of Parks and sing among them with feats DUNKIN' DONUTS. of magic after his stage per- IHE MOVIES Recreation has scheduled an formance. (With Coupon Below) afternoon and evening of ac- , ROBERT SHAW £• WOODY ALUM tivities at Ideal Beach In East A three-hour Dixieland Sliirins:G«or|ini Spelvln, THE DEEP «•' Keansburg Sunday, July 3, band concert by Artie Miller lohn Holmes, C.I. Laini, 7:30-1:11 beginning at 11:30 a.m. Rain and the No-Gap Generation nut HCOHD ttxir TOE MOVIES date Is Monday, July 4. Band will follow the magic "IliKACI CMfMIADMS" The show will open with a /TNI OTHM SIDI um. show. Rounding out the day's EXORCIST 2 activities will be a fireworks OP MIDNIOHT display starting at t p.m 7:45-9:45 THE HERETIC kthaatres 7^0-10:20 At the Special shuttle buses for the MIDDLEBROOE MOVIES fireworks show will leave llj CUDS MOUIHOIMM WfllCMU X\ ••• II a OMI a •oam wtw - MM MM tin aCTNfds • CANf s Port Monmouth Shopping MIDDLETOWN •LACK SUNDAY movies Center, Rt. 31, and Middle- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS town Shopping Center, Rt. SS •Wtf" Rod* lPG)7;J0.»:«~ continuously from I until 8:45 IATONTOWN COMMUNITY I- p.m. at no charge. Roiltrcoasftr 7:B.»:J0 Rdln mofi neti COMMUNITY II— Exorttit II The Htrctk (R) 7:3Q,*:4S Turkey Farm trip Bain motlrw* I • ATONTOWN DRIVE-IN- EKoriUt II Tht Htrcltt |R) ?.ir»; slated for seniors ekKkChrKtmasIR) n FRIIHOLD MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - DAILY 3:00-7:1 S-I-.SO 1-3:15-5:30 MALL I— Annit Hall (PG> ?:15.f 33 Roln motlntf A trip for senior citizens lo 6-10:15 NO PAS8E8 MALL II— Larrison Turkey Farm is EiorUtt II The Htrelik (R) T:lS.f:40 planned by the Department of Rain matlnM I MALL lll- Parks and Recreation on Is anything Rlllr (PGI 7:».l:« Rain moll •jtl Wednesday. worth tht HAZLIT A complete turkey dinner Rontn.oa«itf (PG) 7:30,f:4S Roln motl- ttnorof Mfj will be offered. DAILY 2:0O-4:1S-7:OO-t:1! CINIMA I- TheOttwr SI* of MldnlgM (R> II) CtNIMA II- Btod(9undBv(R)7,f:3D_ ATUNTK HIGHLANDS p. 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