The Daily Register VOL. 97 NO.145 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1975 TEN CENTS U.S. grant may benefit 4 county bus lines

NEWARK — Two commuter bus lines and two other bus were jointly announced yesterday by Sens. Clifford P. Case. panies, renovate them and lease them back to the companies: Coach Company, Somerset Bus Co.. Suburban Transit Corp.. lines that serve Monmouth County are eligible to benefit from R-N.J., and Harrison A. Williams, Jr., D-N.J., and Gov. Bren- New Jersey will also buy new buses and lease them to the Rockland Coaches, Real Transit Co.. West Huiiterdon Transit, one of two federal grants totaling $130.5 million the state has dan T. Byrne. The federal funds will be supplemented by $34 companies. and Maplewood Equipment Co received under the Urban Mass Transportation Capital Assis- million in state money, according to stipluations in the grants. The new buses will be equipped to serve the elderly and Transit buses — Klizabeth-Union-Hillside-lrvington Bus tance Program (UMTCAP). One of the two grants will provide approximately $76.5 handicapped with improved lighting, non-skid flooring, grab Line, Middlesex Bus Co., Passaic-Athenia Bus Co.. Plainfield The Asbury Park-New York Transit Corp., Asbury Park, million in federal funds for improvment to the Erie l.aik- Tails and, in some cases, stanchions. Transit, Watchung Mountain Transit. Marathon Bus Line. M and the New York-Keansburg-Long Branch Bus Co., Keans- awanna Railway. This grant will be supplemented by approxi- Additional assistance for the bus industry and riders in- & G Bus Co.. City of Hoboken Bus Line. Washington Street burg, the two commuter lines, and Coast Cities Coaches, Nep- mately $19 million in state money from the 1968 Trans- clude subsidies and reduced taxes and registration fees. Bus Association. Garfield & Passaic Transit Co., Associated tune City, and Boro Busses Co., Shrewsbury, among those eli- portation Bond issue. The state funds will aid in the purchase The following other bus companies are eligible to receive Bus Co., Trackless Transit. Transport of New Jersey Trans- gible for the grant funds. of 160 new railway cars at a cost of approximately $06 million. new buses: Bridge Lines, Lincoln Transit. Community Bus Lines A & (' The grants were given for the improving of both bus and The second grant of $60 million will be used for the pur- Commuter buses — DeCamp Bus Lilies, Domenico Bus Co., Blue & White Bus Co.. Fairlawn Transportation. B 4- C rail commuter services. chase of between 1,600 and 1,700 new and used buses. Federal Co., Drogin Bus Co', Garden State Coachways, Hudson Bus Bus Co., Beviano Bus Service, Aro Coaches. Atlantic Cily The grants, totaling more than three times the $417 mil- funds will be supplemented by a $15 million local share. Transportation Co., Hudson Transit Lines, Lakeland Bus Transportation Co.. Blue Bus Lines, and Broadway Bus Asso- lion the state has received under the 10-year-old UMTCAP, It is the state's plan to buy used buses from the com- Lines, Lincoln Transit Co., Manhattan Transit Co., Philboro ciation. Democrats readying economic proposals WASHINGTON (AP) - eluding Republicans, will new congressional Demo- of possible efforts to unseat House Democrats, in control have the final word on this is- crats. Chairman Edward F Hebert. by the biggest margin in a sue. After disposing of rules D-La . of the Armed Services decade, are putting the finish- Chairman Richard H. Ich- changes, the caucus is sched- Committee. W. R. Poage. D- ing touches on their economic ord. 1) Mo., who is fighting uled to recess until Thursday, Tex., of the Agriculture ConV and organizational plans for the abolition of the com- when it could erupt into stiff mittee and James A. Haley. the new Congress that con- mittee, has sent letters to col- fights over confirmation of D-Fla.. of the Interior Com- venes tomorrow. leagues urging that the panel committee chairmen. Opposi- mittee Odds appeared to fa- A special Democratic task be preserved as a watchdog tion to some chairmen has vor the incumbents, however. force on economic and energy over organizations devoted to surfaced, especially among No formal legislative busi- problems is to make its offi- violence and subversion. the 75 new Democratic mem- ness is scheduled this week. cial recommendations today. Other resolutions call for bers. House and Senate meet to- President Ford is scheduled further opening up of legisla- Chairman Wright Patman. morrow to swear in new to announce his economic pro- tive proceedings to the news D-Tex., of the Banking Com- members — the whole 435- COMMITTEE'S GIFT - Special gift to Herbert E. Dunn. Admiring the likeness are from left, Mr. and gram in the State of the media and public, continuing mittee may be challenged by member House and one-third Werner from the committee for last night's testi- Mrs. Werner, and committee members Henry J. Union address at 1 p.m. the trend of changes voted at Rep. Henry S. Reuss, D-Wis!. of the Senate — and ratify the monial dinner was a portrait by Belford artist Tom Sallno, F, Bliss Price and Leon B. Smock. Wednesday. The President's the December caucus of the' and there have been reports selection of officers plans reportedly include a tax cut of undetermined scope and higher tariffs on im- ported oil. 450 friends gather to give The House Democrats' pro- Food stamp values posals are expected to include tax reductions of unknown size for low and moderate in- come persons, moves to force Werner a rousing tribute interest rates down, allocate yield to price rises By SHERBY FIGDORE as an executive director of only to Eatontown, but to his credit, provide more public Army's Electronic Command WASHINGTON (AP) - Re- the YMCA in Pennsylvania state and his nation. service jobs for the unem- A final decision on the pro- A food report issued yes (ECOM) here, expressed the tail grocery costs continue to FT. MONMOUTH - Gov. Station, New York; friends And Long Branch Mayor ployed and stimulate the posal has been delayed. This terday by the National Aca- command's "deep apprecia- rise faster than benefits Brendan T. Byrne couldn't developed over the 35 years Henry Cioffi gave Mr. Werner housing industry. has raised speculation that demy of Sciences said U.S. tion" for Mr. Werner's sup- allowed poor families under he and Geneva Werner have a citation of merit from the To complete the organiza- some changes might be made farmers will supply enough make Herbert E. Werner's re- port over the years, and the government's food stamp lived In Eatontown, and doz- 587-member New Jersey Con- tional work for the new Con- to help calm protests in Con- food for the American people tirement dinner — his helicop- presented a certificate of program, new figures by the ens of people who cut across ference of Mayors. gress, the Democratic caucus gress. in next decade or so but there ter was sleet-bound in Tren- achievement from ECOM Agriculture Department in- several categories of friend- returns to work today to con- The figures disclosed today is a basic uncertainty wheth- ton — but 450 other friends commemorating his "ex- Another mayoral tribute dicated today. ship. ceptional cooperation" with came from Elwood L. Baxter, sider, among other things, a by the Agriculture Depart- er enough will be produced 25 turned out for a rousing send- Latest figures show a typi- The Werners' three children the command. mayor of Oceanport, who pro- proposal to create a special ment showed the cost of a so- years from now. off that Master of Ceremonies cal family could purchase a were home from New York, claimed that "henceforth, Mr. committee to investigate the called economy diet for a The report said a stepped John L. Keaveney said was The Monmouth-Ocean De- monthly maximum of $150 Connecticut and Indiana for Werner would be known as Central Intelligence Agency. family of four was $157.20 last up research effort on a broad the largest testimonial dinner velopment Council, of which worth of food stamps but it the occasion, bringing the the 'mayor of mayors' in November; up $1.20 from Oc- front is needed to improve ag- ,ever held in Monmouth coun- Mr. Werner is a director and Three congressional com- cost $157.20 a month to feed grandchildren. Oceanport borough." tober. ricultural efficiency for the There were scores of politi- past president, cited his "sig- mittees already have an- that family. Presentations and procla- "It's too bad my parents Total food stamps a family distant future. Dr. Sylvan H. cal friends from his two dec- nificant contribution to public nounced inquiries into allega- Meanwhile, the department mations came from' all sides, aren't here," interjected Mr, of four could get in November Wittwer, director of Michigan ades of municipal service; service." tions that the covert agency still has under consideration a and in varying degrees of Werner. "My mother would were worth $150 a month, a State University's agricul- railroad buddies who'd been violated its charter by engag- proposal by President Ford seriousness. MODC representative have liked it; my father rate which took effect last tural experiment station, said at his last retirement dinner ing in domestic spying. A spe- which would boost food stamp July 1. The Agriculture De- Maj. Gen. Hugh F. Foster, James Dolan said the former wouldn't have believed it." there are indications that "we in 1067 when he left his post cial commission headed by costs to needy families begin- partment is required by law Jr., commander of the mayor had brought honor not Mayor J. Joseph Frankel are living on borrowed time" Vice President Nelson A. ning March 1. to make semi-annual adjust- said the 'mayor of mayors' ci- in terms of further expansion Rockefeller Is making an In- The plan calls for charging ments In stamp allowances to tation, made Mr. Werner's of food production efficiency. vestigation for the executive a family a flat rate of 30 per reflect changes in food prices. service "an even harder act branch. cent of its net monthly in- The department's economy Those signals include an to follow," and presented a The caucus also is sched-. come, regardless of how diet plan is used as the stan- apparent leveling off of crop plaque from him and Homes, bars mark uled to vote on a proposal to many persons are in the fami- dard. yield increases from fertilizer, Borough Council honoring abolish the House Internal ly. Currently, food stamp use and what may be a limit his predecessor's years of ser- on the number of people one Security Committee, formerly charges average -23 per cent The four-member family's vice to the borough. farmer or one acre of land the Committee on Un-Ameri- of net income and also de- stamp allowance was in- Another proclamation, read, j can feed, he said. can Activities, by transferring pend on household sizes. creased to $154 a month on replete with whereas; by Mar- Super Sunday rites its jurisdiction to the Judi- Officials say the higher Jan. 1, which reflected the jorie L. Becker, Eatontown In another food devel- ciary Committee. A similar rates will cut federal food cost of the economy food plan By CHUCK TR1BLKH0KN season-long football fanatics. in 34 carries - both new Su- borough clerk, declared Mr. opment, the Senate Nutrition proposal lost in the closing stamp costs at least $215 mil- last August. Another revision Register Sports Editor An estimated 70 million per Bowl records — and was Werner would henceforth be Committee plans hearings weeks of the last Congress lion in the last four months of will be made as of July 1 to people viewed the spectacle named the game's most valu- know as both "Mr. Eaton- into alleged price fixing and and, regardless of the caucus the fiscal year which ends reflect food price increases Nothing has changed. on television. able player.) town" and "ambassador of other reputed anticompetitive derision, the full House, in- June 30. through February. Despite the balmy tempera- Perhaps the biggest gather- Among Egldio's guests Eatontown." practices in the food markets tures for mid-January, mom's ing of TV-viewing fans In were several present and for- • From the dinner com- desire for a drive through the Monmouth County assembled mer players and prominent mittee, former Mayor F. Bliss country and the economic at the Rum Runner in Sea Monmouth County residents. Price, Henry J. Saling, Rob- woes of the land, it was still Bright where proprietor Nick Early in the first period, ert W. Patterson Jr. and for- Super Sunday — the ritual- Egidio played host to more Alex Wojciechowicz, former mer councilman Leon Smock, Legacy of Dr. King lauded istic climax to another fren- than 100 persons for his first professional player with the the new "ambassador" re- zied football season. "Super Bowl Party." Philadelphia Eagles and a ceived a portrait by Belford By BOB RUBIN Super Bowl IX yesterday . "I think there was more in- member of Fordham's famed artist Tom Dunn, surrounded maintained its status in the terest in the game this year "Seven Blocks of Granite," by signatures of the 450 RED BANK — "All the armies in the world are not as United States as the number than ever," said Egidio. not- observed. "The game's going guests at the dinner. powerful as an idea whose time has come, wrote Victor Hugo one sports spectacle, surpass- ing that between 40 and 50 pa- to wind up 3-0 and be decided The Rev. Charles Webster, more than 100 years ago — and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. ing the 100-year-old Kentucky trons were women — and by errors. They are two great pastor of the First Presby- they weren't huddled in a cor- was an idea whose time has come." Derby and the 70-year-old defensive ball teams." terian Church in Red Bank, ner chit-chatting while their The Rev. Hosea L. Williams, a champion of the cause of World Series. Woji's final score was off and the main dinner speaker, husbands gazed at the lube. civil rights as both pastor and legislator, wove his theme, "In the classical manner of the mark, but his evaluation o characterized • the former They were watching intently, and personal reminiscences of the late Dr. King, into a 40- mythical beliefs and ritual ac- the game's complexion mayor as a man of "creati- too. minute tribute to the man which movingly brought home the tivities, the Super Bowl is a wasn't. Pittsburgh led at half- vity, integrity, congeniality, point that "they might have killed the idealist, but not the communal celebration of an See Super, page Z See Werner, page 2 "They really can't wait for ideal." indoctrination into specific the game to go on." he added. Mr. Williams was the principal speaker at a worship ser- specially-dominant emotions, "Once this (Super Bowl Par- vice in observance of Dr. King's birthday last night at the lifestyles and values." ty) catches on, we won't have First Presbyterian Church on Tower Hill, Red Bank. So wrote Dr. Michael Real, The inside story room for all of the fans who "The civil rights movement is not dead, and it will never a communications professor want to come." THE WEATHER die, but we stand at a dangerous point in the road of history,:' at the University of California Kgidio's party was a win- Rain heavy at times today. Much colder he said, citing conditions of poverty and unemployment. at San Diego, in the current ner, but he was a loser in pre- tonight. Fair and cold tomorrow. Complete re- "There is no progress without suffering," lie continued, issue of the Journal of Com- dicting the final outcome. port on page 2. "but we have no chtiice — either we believe or we do not be- munications. •"Kverybody's for Pittsburgh, lieve. Urban planners to report In Long Branch page 2 In keeping with the trend sentimentally and otherwise. "Dr. King stood up like Jesus did and faced Death," Mr. McCarthy opposed to court reglonallzatlon page 3 . throughout the land, the Pitts- But I'm for Minnesota. "Even Williams asserted, "and he is depending on us In keep his Newest of (be January brides page 14 burgh Steelers' 16-6 cham- an old bocci player thinks the dream alive." pionship victory over the Min- Engagements announced../,. page IS Vikings can stop Frffltcb Har- Dr. Williams is pastor of the Martin Luther King Ir nesota Vikings was played in Pittsburgh's 'Steel Curtain'' Just Super page 18 ris." People's Church of Love, Atlanta, an interdenominational the homes and favorite water- Mlklta's 45tth helps end Ranger streak at II page l» (Harris rushed for I5« yards church dedicated to the memory of the lale civil rights lead- ing holes thoughout Mon- Classified 21-23 DAILY REGISTER er. Mr. Williams was recently elected to the Georgia House of mouth county, as once-a-year Looking for NOW? Comics II PHONE NUMBERS Representatives He is president of the Atlanta Chapter of the - Super Sunday grid enthusiasts Come Tues., Jan. 14, 8 p.m. Contemporary Life 14-U Main Office S42-4M* Southern Christian Leadership Conference. ' mingled and bent elbows with Unitarian Church, Lincroft. Editorials « Classified Ads. ....S42-17H (•fiutr sMi PMH y At Ihe time of Dr. King's death he was southern regional Or Write Box 823, Red Bank. Entertainment, TV 17 Circulation Dept S42-4HS TRIBUTE TO DR. KING - The Rev. Hosea L. Wil- Fasklen Show vice president and national program director in charge of vot- Financial.. ..I Sports Dept 542-4H4 liams, a minister and state legislator from Atlanta, j Fronragerie's Tuesday's Holllster Ostomy Predicts er registration for the SCLC, and had led several civil rights Ga., led special worship service last night In obser- Middletown Pharmacy (N.J. .Make A Date.. II Middletown Bureau C71-22S* , luncheon will feature their marches in the 60's, including the Selma In Montgomery Ala- vance of birthday of the late Dr. Martin Luther weekly display of exciting Surgical) - Authorized retai- Obituaries 4 FreekoM Barton 412-2121 bama march in. 1905. King Jr. at the First Presbyterian Church, Red fashions. 26 Ridge Rd., Rum- ler. 93 Leonardvllle Rd. at Sports .18, It Long Branch Bureau ..222-MI* son. 842-80HH. Campbell's Junction. 787-1541 Sec Legacy, page 2 Bank. 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY JANUARY 13.1975 Urban planners report on Long Branch study tonight

By JANE FODEHARO chairman, an architect and urban designer of Boulder, Col.; Ben II Cunningham, architect-urban designer, Minneapolis, LONG BRANCH — A team of urban planners tonight will Minn , James A Vellman. architect and ecological planner, reveal results of an intensive, round-the-clock stutlv they con- Woodlands,'Tex.; Suzanne Keller. PhD., professor »f sociolo- ducted here during the past four days gy. Princeton University; .I Richard Mcllyea. economist, se- They will appear at a public meeting at H p in at the city niiir vice president of Economics Research Associates, San hall Francisco, Calif, and Charles Kedmon. architect and urban Armed with charts, sketches, photographs and other vis- designer, Cambridge, Mass ual materials, they will present their recommendations for According to a RUDAT release, an objective of the proj- planning and design In the city's future. ect is to "make clear and comprehensive recommendations Known as RUDAT (Regional-Urban Design Assistance which are professionally responsible as well as political!) and Team), the group of professionals from across the United economically feasible and publicly understandable." States, spent the long weekend in marathon sessions with city The'request fur a Kl: DAT learn In Lout; Kraricli ema officials, civic leaders and area architects In addition, they nated from the mayor and council along with the Downtown toured the city—both by air and by foot—and sifted through Businessmen's Association. The initial contact was made by stacks of literature and graphic materials they had amassed Jules Gregory, a member of the National American Institute about Long Branch. of Architects' committee Yesterday, the six-member team set up shop in the city The RUDAT project was approved by the governing body council chambers'and;-with"the'help of Monmouth I'ounty ar- on Nov. 7. 1974 Mr Straka, team chairman, made a "recon- chitects, set out to record their revelations and recommenda- naissance visit" to Long lirancli lo discuss preliminary plans tions for the city. Working in shirt sleeves under spotlights, for the team's visit. A learn was then organized and given the team was producing a sequence of maps, sketches, lay- background material in advance. outs and texts, to be compiled and printed during the night. Members of RUDAT are all volunteers and the project is The project is being sponsored and coordinated by the sponsored as a public service through the American Institute Shore Chapter of the New Jersey Society of Architects of of Architects, with the cooperation of local chapters. The city AIA Cochairmen are architects John Orosz, president and pays for the team's expenses, including the cost of producing past president respectively of the Shore Chapter Committee PLAN FOR LONG BRANCH - Members of the sored by Shore Chapter of N.J. Society of Archi- the study. The RUDAT project in Long Branch is the first to members assisting with local arrangements are architects Regional-Urban Design Assistance Team prepare tects and American Institute of Architects. Team be conducted in New Jersey, though it's the 26th team to have Kenneth Mitchell. Thomas Smith, Bernard Kellenyi. Robert recommendations for future planning in Long members are, from left, Ronald Straka, Bep Cun- been invited to an American region or city since 1967 DeSantis, Leonard Martelli and Frank Tomaino. all members Branch during crash study they did of the city over ningham, Dick McElyea, Suzanne Keller, Charles Members of the Long Branch team are Ronald A. Straka, of the Shore Chapter. the weekend. They will present findings at a public Rodman and James Veltman. meeting tonight at 8 at City Hall. Proiect was spon- Super Sunday rites held

(Continued) "Pittsburgh was inside Min- Gordon White, joining in on should win the game." time, 2-8, on a second period nesota's 25 yard line twice in the halftime byplay, added safety, as the defenses from the first half and should have The second half began and "I'd hale to be a Pittsburgh the tans, the cheers and both team» shared the taken •advantage of it," said fan with a traffic ticket in spotlight. - Davis, "but the Steelers' de- groans more evenly divided front of Ihe judge right now " than Egidio estimated, Ocean Township's Bob fense looks very strong." Joe Sulaitis of Point Pleas- Davis, quarterback of the watched the Steelers lay Superior Court Judge ant, assistant director of per- claim to the championship. Florida Blazers of the World Thomas L. Yaccarino. who sonnel for the New York f.i- Football League and former left no doubt aboul his rooting ants, agreed with Davis They'll wear the crown unti National Football League sig- interests, said at halftime, "Pittsburgh really put It to Super Bowl X • and the nal-caller, bemoaned the "The Vikings have been very the Vikings, but should have fresh American tradition of Steelers' inability to cash in fortunate." scored more in the first half Super Sunday will be relived on its first half opportunities. New Sea Bright Councilman They're more aggressive and SgBtn in I97H. Werner gets warm tribute (Continued) rector of personnel for the New York Giants; pro- and spirituality," who "is SUPER SUNDAY HUDDLE - Among the Super deeply loved in his home and ' Sunday football enthusiasts who partied at the fessional quarterback Bob Davis of Ocean Town- ship; Alex Wojciechowicz, a member of For- is deeply loved in the world." Rum Runner In Sea Bright during yesterday's Su- Both as mayor and as a per Bowl game were, left to right, Gordon White, dham's famed "Seven Blocks of Granite," and Su- perior Court Judge Thomas L. Yaccarino. citizen, Mr. Werner got "the Sea Bright councilman; Joe Sulaitis, assistant di- best out of people," the Rev. Dr. Webster said, "because he is a true belie*ver in people." Legacy of Dr. King lauded Mr. Werner, in turn, con- fessed his family, al breakfast yesterday, had warned him (Continued) "militant," Mr Williams stressed the need for relevancy in "not to tell old jokes." But he Mr. Williams described himself Wan audience of over 500 the church today. told his stories anvwjiy, and participants as a former "social climber," possessing all the "Would Je£is go whe>e the church opens its arms to the had a grand time looking trappings of wealth and success, who learned his lessons of rich and educated, and turns its back on the poor?" he asked back at his accomplishments love "the hard way," from Dr. King. "Too often we want for the sinners to come to church and be and ahead at tjhtp continuing "Dr. King taught me how to lead a life to make the good saved," he said. prosperity he saw for Eaton- life possible for others not quite able to help themselves," he "We have lived to see so much of Dr. King's dream come town. • • said of his'spiritual education, which led him to forsake tnip — the Vietnam war has been ended, King Nixon has been "It was a pleasure for me a lucrative position as a government research chemist and de- dethroned, aad we have black mayors' In major cities and to go to borough hall every vote his life to the civil rights mov»ment. black legislatprs in Washington. DC. day," he said, "and I shall "Seven years after meeting Dr. King, I've been to jail d6 "Dr. King was a man who truly loved the people, and we, miss it. J shall miss it for times, been beaten 4n every state of the union, and loved ev- the people must become ihe conscience of this nation," he some time." * ery minute of it," he said. concluded. Then, paying tribute to his Of his recent entry into politics, Mr Williams said, "I Mr. Williams was introduced by Mrs Ann Freclaiul. successor, Mayor Frankel, chairman of the Fifth Annual King Memorial Worship Plan- 1 campaigned with my Bible. and the (new, young Borough OLD FRIENDS — The Rev. Charles Webster, left, pastor of the First Pres- "I do not believe in that part of the Constitution which ning Committee. Council, Mr. Werner, said his byterian Church in Red Bank, shares a light moment with his parishioner separates church from state," he explained, "because religion The call to worship was offered by Rev. Verner R. Mat- borough "has much'to look and friend of 20 years, Herbert E. Werner. The Rev. Dr. Webster was the is something you live every day." thews, pastor of the Second Bapjist Church. Anbury Park The forward to." main speaker at Mr. Werner's testimonial dinner last night In Glbbs Halt at Comparing Dr, King to Jesus, yet describing him as a Rev. William Smith Jr., pastor of Trinity A.M.E. Church, There is $41 million worth Ft. Monmouth. Mr. Werner is an elder of the church. Long Branch, gave the scripture reading. of construction under way," I The Offertory prayer was delivered, by the Rev. Robert W. he said, bringing in both em- tontown's own Watergate," do good things for this coun- er a change in government 1 1 inn 11 111 niiiiiiiiini MIIK IIM Sapp. Minister of Chnstian Education of the United Metlxxlisl ployment and ratables. • • predicted new Vice President try, and hoped borough resi- proposed by a citizens' group Church. Red Bank. His biggest disappointment Nelson A. Rockefeller would dents would seriously consid- to a Faulkner Plan t) A prayer was also offered by the Rev. Kenneth E. dray- in his last years as mayor Obituaries son, pastor of the Pilgrim Baptist Church. Red Bank was that he "hadn't been able The welcome address was delivered by Rev Peter ,1 Kos- Keansburg fire company picks slate Illlllllll rillllll ••••> IIIII1I1M II KM II 1 M Ml>ll to get across the need for a burg, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. senior citizens' complex," a KEANSBURG - Alphonsus retary; and Carl Berbefich, neer, and Mr. Strauch, assis- V. C. Hi Mill ilk-oil Musical selections were performed by the Gospel Trav- project he is sure the new ad- McGrath is 1975 president and recording secretary. tant engineer. elers of the Pilgrim Baptist Church, and by the Spiniualettes ministration will bring to frui- RED BANK - Alfred C. Park, Mass., retiring 18 years Gary Dethlefsen the chief of Other line officers are: Wil- The Board of Fire Commis- of Red Bank. tion. Hendrickson, 88, of 1KHA ago and returning from New the New Point Comfort Fire liam Stover, captain; Richard sioners is Wallace Schaab, The program was sponsored by the Dr. Martin Luther Admitting he'd often acted Co. No. 1. Hausner, first lieutenant; Knul Dean and Edward Broad St.. who was awarded England to Fair Haven, where King Jr. Observance Committee, which was formed four the Distinguished Service he spent his youth "more as an independent Frank DiGangi, second lieu- Healy. years ago to promote interracial understanding and to en- Also named officers were: tenant; Frank DiGennaro, Cross in World War I, the na- He was an exempt fireman than as a Republican," he de- Trustees are Charles Gee, hance the cause of racial justice scribed the controversy over Karl Strauch, vice president; third lieutenant; Kevin John Feehan, Warren Young, tion's second highest combat in Fair Haven, a member and Walter J. Wall, treasurer; award, died Saturday at Riv- the ECOM building as "Ea- Mcflulty, sergeant-at-arms; Raymond O'Hare and Mr. past vice president of Ameri- Mr. Dethlefsen, financial sec- Gerald Laskowski, chief engi- erview Hospital. can Legion Post 290, Yankee Schaab. Mr. Hendrickson, assigned Division Boston, and a mem- Citizen help sought to the 101st Infrantry, fought ber of the Root Beer and Bt Chateau Thierry, St. Milnel Checker Club and the Old and in the Argonne Forest Guard of Red Bank in fight on crime during American Campaigns Surviving are his wife, the Such information is a great He also participated in the former Adele Matheson; two MIDDLETOWN - "Law help to investigating officers. Mexican border campaign in brothers, Edniond C. Hen- enforcement is only as strong 1916. where American troops drickson of Salinas. Calif, and as your support." says Police Chief McCarthy says.. were sent during the Pancho Clarence Hendrickson of Chief Joseph M McCarthy in He adds that residents who Villa raids. Keansburg; a sister. Miss Su- a message to township resi make reports are not obliged Mr. Hendrickson became a san A. llenilrirksoii of Fal dents to give their names unless plumber and steamfitter at mouth. Mass, and five grand- Cards are being distributed Ihey wish to, and he stressed Westlnghouse Electric, Hyde children by the police department tell- that police do not mind when ing residents how they may suspicions prove to be un- Very Interesting INVESTMENT CERTIFICATE Mrs. E. Rcdlhaminer Arrangements are under help police' fight crime Citi- founded. IMUFQTMCMT PCDTICirATC ELIZABETH - Mrs Edith the direction of the Wonleii zens are urged lo observe "Our job is to investigate." SIX YEAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATE Redlhammer, 80, of 330 West Funeral Home closely when reporting a sus- Chief McCarthy explains picious person, object or ve- The chief urges citizens to Interest compounded daily Minimum initial deposit Jersey Ave . died Saturday at SiOOO-multiples ol S1OO0 thereafter Elizabeth General Hospital Mrs. W. Basnler hicle, fixing in mind such de- cull the regular police num- after a long illness. HKD BANK - Mrs. Julia tails as exact location and de- ber, 671.1300, to dial operator 7.5W 7.90% She was born in Phila- Hassler. 98, of 5 William SI . scription, vehicle license and ask for Ihe police or to delphia and was a resident of died Friday, al the King plale numbers and specific call a special number, 671- Pompanii Beach, Fla., and "f James Nursing Home. Mul- suspicious actions. 4700, for confidential calls. Leonardo for 13 years, before dlctown moving here three years an". Mrs Bassler was burn in She was a member of the Clinton Mo., bu! lived most of COLONIAL Unity School of Christianity her life in Zelienpole, Pa She Weather: lived here for seven years Church. Pompano Beach, and TIDKS Sandy Hook a charter member of I he She was the widow of Wil- Ham today, possibly heavy Mary Martha Guild of that ham <; Bassler. who died ill al limes Much cooler tem- TODAY - High 9:33 p.m. and church. I'M peratures, moslls 111 Ihe up- low 3:39 p.m. per :iiis ciearnii;. windy and Her husband. Joseph Hed- Surviving are a brother, TOMOHKOW - HiHh !I:4H much colder lonighl Tom Ihammer, died in 1971 Carl Sherman, of Calif.; a sis- a in and 111:10 p.in and low peratures plunging lo admit Surviving are her daughter. ler, Mrs. Floyd Wallace of :i 47 am and 4:15 p.in FIRST NATIONAL BANK I'll by tomorrow morning. To-" Mrs. Rrnestina Morgan ol Clinton. Mo.; two grand- For Ited Hank and Mumson The all-service bank that looks out for you morrow -sunny; wind) and Elizabeth, five grandchildren children and six .^real-grand- bridge, add two hours. Sea quite cold. Ili^h around 30 and five great-grandchildren children. Kright, deduct III minutes; Precipitation probability LMI The Coyne Funeral Home. The Adams Memorial Home Long Branch, deduct lfi min- per cent lonighl. Ill per cent Metuchen. is in charge of ar- is in charge of local arrange- uies. Highlands bridge, add 40 ioniorrow rangements. menls. minutes •Federal Regulations require substantial interest fwnnlty lor curly withdrawals. A member FDtC Fidelity Union Bamm SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. JANUARY r3. 1975 McCarthy opposes court re twn -WORLD curring on the local level — domestic quarrels, he knows become of major proportions By Ike AiMclated htn By BOB BRAMLEY slBdy. conducted by the chief's office after Chief Jus- he will receive a fair and if complainants or defendants could be regionalized right tice Richard J. Hughes an- patient hearing." the study are required to employ the out of existence. MIDDLETOWN - "As bad continues services of a lawyer. Often CIA spying probe begins today as some people think local nounced his support for a lo- "Because the police depart- cal court consolidation pro- In addition, local courts are the judge's role as arbitrator ment must be continuously WASHINGTON - The Rockefeller commission is begin- government is, you have nor gram Nov. 13 at the League in outstanding expression of jmong disgruntled citizens re- concerned with the judiciary. ning us investigation of alleged CIA domestic spying amidst seen anything until state and of Municipalities convention the philosophy of home rule. quires the exercise of com- and because the Municipal uncertainty as to what course the probe will take. federal governments start "Their association with a mon sense rather than strict getting involved in local prob- in Atlantic City, outlines the Court system has served us The eight-member panel headed by Vice President Nelson particular community, com- application of criminal penal- lems." says* Police Chief Jo- background of the court re- well, it is the considered opin- A. Rockefeller holds its first meeting today behind closed pletes the tripartite dis- ties. The judge's personal phi- seph M McCarthy in.a letter gionalization movement and ion of this study that no sup- doors with CIA director William E Colby scheduled to ap- the functioning of the current tribution of power in local losophy of rehabilitation is port should be given to any pear. released with a Municipal Municipal Court system. government, guaranteeing the easier to implement if it is court regionalization or con- Colby is expected to brief the commission on the results Court cegionalization study not bound to complex rules At present there are 523 citizens a role in the judicial solidation plan If the prob- of his own inquiry into the agency's alleged domestic surveil- made by his office. and regulations made on a Municipal Courts in New Jer- as well as the executive and lems that do exist in the Mu- lance activities, but first the blue-ribbon panel must decide a • legislative branches," the re- state wide basis," the report nicipal Court structure can be A firm champion of home sey, including 16 joint Munici- number of procedural questions such as whether to question port says, says. solved, perhaps allowing the rule, Chief McCarthy adds. pal Courts covering 49 munic- witnesses under oath and whether to seek subpoena power municipal government to re- "America was built on the ipalities; the other towns The police chief's study District courts are likely to Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and former CIA tain a greater share of court people having a voice in gov- have individual courts. tees the multiplicity of Mu- be seen by the citizen as bu- chiefs James R. Schlesinger and Richard M Helms might revenues is the answer. Re- ernment, and when this free- Under the principal consoli- nicipal Courts as a strength reaucratic encroachments on also appear, sources said. moving the courts from local dom is transferred from local dation proposal, the present rather than a weakness, as his life — encroachments with Helms, now ambassador to Iran, headed the agency from control, one step in the amal- to state and federal govern- system would be replaced by has been suggested. which he is reluctant to deal. 1966 to 1973 and has denied that any illegal domestic oper- gamation of our distinctive ment, only a chaotic situation state operated courts in 66 "Lawyers receive in- In addition, the report contin- ations were conducted during his tenure. Schlesinger, now communities into a nebulous will exist. This is why com- districts, with up to 26 munic- valuable practical experience ues, court regionalization sug- secretary of defense, reportedly uncovered the alleged domes- JtMepb M. MeCartky mass of computer-planned, munities should have the ipalities combined to form the if they are selected to serve gests parallel schemes for tic surveillance operations during his brief service as agency ever-conforming bureau- right to conduct their own districts. the public as municipal judg- municipal consolidation under chief in 1973. cracies, is not the answer." Municipal Courts." Middletown, for instance, the lowest level (municipal) es or prosecutors. Local ordi- which law administration and nances, suited to the needs the studv concludes. The court regionalization would be under jurisdiction of are their only contact with enforcement — and ultima- FM broadcast warnings set a district court shared by At- the judicial'system. and conditions of each munic- tely all functions now oc- ipality, are enforced in local WASHINGTON^- Warnings of nuclear attack, hurricanes, lantic Highlands, Highlands, "Public support for the courts. . in a setting in which tornadoes and other disasters will be seqt out by the federal Sea Bright, Red Bank, Fair courts thus depends in large the municipality's own special The W government on an FM radio frequency. Haven, Little Silver and Rum- measure on favorable impres- son to form District 45 in the sums of the Municipal environment is more likely to Hounhl til The White House Office of Telecommunications Policy be recognized. Violations of said yesterday the warnings will be Issued through the Na- new system. Courts," the report states. "The current court struc- "Municipal Courts deal with the law occur within some de- tional Weather Service, broadcasting 24 hours daily over fined context, and a local tVc-ckil;i) s VHF-FM radio channels 162.40 and 162.55 megahertz. ture, in planning and in prac- local problems.. .Citizens ran magistrate is no doubt more I KlllW s John M. Eger, acting director of telecommunications po- tice, combats many of the identify with their own com- 9 XCKOX Ay YOU J familiar with that context I COMIi licy, said most home radios are not presently capable of re- problems which court reorga- munities' Justice systems, WAIT J nization in other areas has at- which display none of the than someone from another ceiving these channels, so the new system requires in- place would be," the study stallation of a special adapter. tempted to solve. To revise impersonality or bureaucratic New Jersey's court organiza- rigidity that larger govern- continues. Slufloiubiook But the device, described as inexpensive and already on GRANT tion In light of these problems • mental units are often prone Another virtue of the the market, is expected to be built into new radios as they are Routi is only to battle a paper ti- to. . .A citizen feels confident present system is that defend- PRINTERS lj manufactured. ger," the study report states. in bringing his disputes before ants can appear effectively "The system incorporates a special tone alert signal per- a local court; whether they without counsel. 741-9300 mitting home receivers to be activated automatically if desir- It is pointed out that for be criminal matters or mere . "Many minor disputes soon ed by the owner," Eger said. most citizens, the courts at If the owner has his radio turned on and set at u> speci- fied channels, he will hear a beep signal telling him to turn up the volume and receive the warning. For the "forseeable future," it is doubtful most people will purchase receivers capable of picking up the channels, so the system will supplement other warning systems, Eger said. Stephen J. Ulardl These include sirens, news announcements on local radio and television stations and block-by-block canvassing by pub- lic officials. Utility sale McCarthy to run as independent You know why MADISON, Wis. - Former Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy, defended declaring the Democratic party has begun to "hedge and compromise" on the issues, has announced he will run for president in 1976 as an independent. by Filardi you should save. About 400 well wishers gathered at a theater here last night to hear the former Minnesota senator announce his can- HAZLET - Mayor Stephen didacy. McCarthy drew strong support here in his unsuccess- J. Filardi said yesterday the ful 1968 run for the Democratic presidential nomination. purchase of the Bayshore McCarthy's announcement came just one day after anoth- Sewerage Co. by the Hazlet er former senator, Fred R. Harris of Oklahoma, announced Township Sewerage "Authority he will seek the Democratic presidential nomination next will equalize the annual sewer year. charges to all customers and We know where, Harris said the nation needs a program of tax rebates, he views the transaction fa- massive public employment and enforcement of antitrust laws vorably. to ease the economic burden on middle income and poor The rate formerly paid by Americans. Bayshore Sewerage Co. cus- Harris said his "people's campaign" will be geared to tomers he said, "will definite- keep expenses down. Harris spent $250,000 in a six-week peri- ly be reduced from $197 to od before dropping oout of the 1972 presidential race. $148," whereas the same cus- Harris made his announcement in Concord, N.H. New tomers faced a "possible 1220 Hampshire is the scene of the first presidential primary of annual charge" had the com- 1976. pany not been purchased by the township authority. Local 31 dead in nation's storms authority customers have ..... -.onus raged through the Midwest and Southeast been paying 1148 annually. over the weekend. With over 30 persons already dead, winter The state Board of Public ,„ was expected to continue disrupting widespread parts of the Utility Commissioners (PUC) country today. recently approved the trans- The Midwest blizzard — described by a National Weather fer of ownership of the com- Service spokesman in Minneapolis as the worst in 35 years — pany. Although PUC records whipped winds to 90 miles per hour and left at least 31 dead indicate that owners of the between Friday night and Sunday. Another person died in a Bayshore Sewerage Co. could Florida tornado. realize a profit of more than "The storm was as large as any hurricane," the Weather $1 million, Mayor Filardi still Service spokesman said. It downed power lines, stranded mo- feels the transaction is benefi- torists and disrupted air traffic. Wichigan officials estimated cial for this community. damage at $1 million in that state alone. "We paid $1.2 million for Before the storm subsided yesterday, the death toll had what engineers estimate climbed to 10 in Nebraska, where 16 inches of snow fell. Eight would have been $3 million to died in Iowa, seven in Minnesota, three in North Dakota and reproduce what we have pur- one each in Michigan, South Dakota and Illinois. chased. I think it was good Everyone knows why they should save. But how and Meanwhile, snow, rain and tornadoes battered the South- for the township," the mayor where you save are very important factors, too. declared. east, only two days after another series of twisters left 12 At the Central Jersey Bank and Trust Company, we dead on Friday. In yesterday's storms, one person died and Michael M. Nero, of Middle- several others were hurt in a Panama City, Fla. twister. Oth- town, a principal in the Bay- can answer the how and where... now. er tornadoes touched down in northern Florida and Georgia. shore Sewerage Co., said We'll tell you that CJB give* you the highest rate* profits realized from the sale would be closer to $750,000 be- allowed by law, whether you save with a Certificate cause of fees that must still of Deposit, a Regular Savings account, or an Investors' be paid to the Bayshore Re- Pass Book Savings account. Man being held gional Sewerage and Mori- mouth County Bayshore Out- We'll show you how convenient it is to save at CJB, fall Authorities which handle with 27 local offices to serve you. effluent, as well as legal and in city shooting We'll tell you, to the penny, exactly how much your accounting fees. savings will earn in a year, 2 years, or more. And, The suspect was taken to But he, also, is pleased with LONG BRANCH - A 28- when it comes to protection, you'll be glad to know year-old city man was being the Monmouth County Jail. the sale. held under $10,000 bail on Freehold, and a court appear- "It was a good deal for both that your CJB account is now fully insured by the charges of assault with a ance was scheduled for to- parties," Mr. Nero said last government for any amount up to $40,000... deadly weapon after a man morrow. No bail was set, ac- night, "and that is the only double the previous amount. was wounded in the leg at the cording to arrest records. thing that makes it a good Watering Hole, a tavern on Police were called to the deal — if it is good for both CJB. We're nearby, and we'll gladly answer all your Ocean Ave., Saturday night. tavern at 9:50 p.m. when a parties. I am satisfied with questions about the best savings plan for your the transaction." shooting was reported. Ac- particular financial situation — without obligation. According to police records. cording to the police blotter, He said it is "silly to have, Lannie M. Hickson or 16 seven police' officers were in- in one town, a private utility We have 78,302 people saving with us now... more Madison Ave. was arrested at volved in the arrest. and a township sewerage au- than any other.bank in the area, and we want to add 10:40 p.m. Saturday and The identity of the victim thority." another satisfied customer to that number. You. booked on charges of possess- was not' available from police Mr. Nero said he, together ing a hand gun, assault with a last night. Maj. John M. Muf- CJB... your bank for savings, and complete with Joseph E. Catcnaci of weapon, atrocious assault and fin, director of public safety, banking services. Florida, has owned the Bay- battery and carrying a dan- .said a head detective would shore Sewerage Co. since Its Member FDIC gerous weapon without a per- release information about the inception in 1955. "The town- mit. shooting today. ship could have had it at that time," Mr. Nero explained, "but they didn't want to gel The Daily Register involved "

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IIIIIHIIIIIHI ••llllllllllllliiiiiiillllllMIII IIIMIIIIII iliiliiniliiUliiill IIOWELL TOWNSHIP - Chaim Zapolin, «5, of II2-C William Hall, was Pilatus Platz, The Villages, died Friday at Freehold Area Obituaries Hospital. Freehold Township. WINTER retired contractor Illlllimill •MIMIIUIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIII He was bom in Riga, Lat- I.1TTLK B1LVEB - Wil- ocean Counties Contractors via, and was formerly of liam A Hall. 73. of 2H0 Hum- Animation, chairman of the Jerome Bueler, W.S. Evernham Brooklyn, NY. SPECIALS son Road died Friday in Klor Businessmen's League, here, BELFORD - Walter S Kv Mr. Zapolin installed floor SUNDAY BRUNCH AT PUB ... 10 ida and a member nf the Red owned 2 firms ernham, 23, of 101 Locust SI. coverings before his retire- am -3pm Plentiful and tasty Ho was a former partner jn Bank Klk.s Club RED BANK - Jerome Bue- died Friday in the Medlcen- ment last year. choices of meats, eggs and many Hall-Meslin Construction Cfl Mr Hall was born in New ler. 61), of 122 N. Riverside ter, Red Bank He was an Army veteran of favorite dishes All you want to eat. of Jersey, and president Bf York Cily and moved here 20 Ave., president of Keystone Mr. Evernham was born in World War II. Point Pleasant only. Hall Construction-To lure years ago from Jersey City Laundries Inc. and Exclusive Long Branch and lived here Surviving are his wife, the- until he retired a year Igq Surviving are his widow. Linens, both Asbury Park, all his life. He was a con- former Nettie Grill; a daugh- . . 4:30 til closing Broiled or Fried A died yesterday at Riverview struction worker with Diver- ter. Marion Zapolin of MONDAY ... FISH LOVERS NIQHT Mr Hall was also a former Mrs. Margaret Hall, here; delicious treat! PI. Pleasant only. director of the Monmouth- three sons. William A. Hall Hospital. sified Road, Bridge and Tun- Queens. L.I.; a brother, Issac Jr of Naples, Kla . Conrad F. Mr. Bueler. who purchased nel Contractors, and a mem- Zapolin. and a sister, Mrs. TUESDAY ... SEAFOOD BUFFET . , 430 'til closing A great assortment of Mrs. Michael Cerria Hall of Highlands, and John the laundries in 1955, was ac- ber of Broadway Joe's Dart Sima Temeo. both of Brook- seafood PI. PUasant only. KEANSBURG - Mrs II Hall of Farmingdale: a tive in the United Jewish Ap- Club, here lyn, N.Y. WEDNESDAY ... LOBSTER NIGHT . , 5 p m 'til closing. Special on Lob- brother. Adolf Hall of West peal and Cancer Care. He Surviving are his parents. C.H.T. Clayton and Son Fu- Elizabeth Mulvaney Cerria. sters to be announced weekly All Shanty*. Palm Beach. Flu., and nine was a member of Congrega- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Ever- neral Home Is In charge of 76. of 92 Shore Bivd died THURSDAY . . . FISH LOVERS NIGHT ... 5 p.m. 1H closing. All the fish you Thursday at the Arnold Wal- grandchildren. tion B'Nai Israel. Rumson. nham Sr., with whom he the arrangements. ter Nursing Home. Holmdel. Posten's Funeral Home, At- and was a graduate of Ye- lived; three sisters, Mrs. can eat All Shantys. shiva University of New York She was born in Ilobokcn lantic Highlands, is in charge Doris J. Kultgen of Groton, Mrs. E. Mulholland FRIDAY . . . GOURMET BUFFET ... 5 p.m til closing. The labulous feast ot the and the Jewish Theological Conn.,, the Misses Mary D. and had resided in Jersey of arrangements. MATAWAN - Mrs. Nora finest Shanty favorites will delight you Pt. Pleasant only. Seminary. and Miss Tina L. Evernham. City for most of her life She Mulholland, 54, of 18 Overlea both at home; four brothers, LUNCHEON BUFFET . . . Monday through Saturday ... 12 Noon til 3 had resided in Keansbur^ far Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lane, died Saturday in St. Jo- Mrs. Joseph Herman Daniel F. Evernham Jr. of p.m 10% discount for Senior Citizens from September 15th Pt. Pleaaant only. the past IS years Mollie Bueler; a daughter. seph's Hospital, Paterson. IIOWELL TOWNSHIP - Mrs. Frieda Furman of South Keansburg, George C. James EARLY BIRD SPECIALS - FIVE ENTREES Surviving are her husband, B minada Mrs. Alma Becvar Herman. G and Gerald C. Evernham. Born in Jersey City, she PI Pleasant .4 p m. - 5 p m Mon thru Fri. ^ Michael Cerria; three daugh- Orange; five sisters, Mrs. Ed- it, of West Fifth St., Free- all at home; and his maternal had lived here one year. BROILED BLUEFISH BROILED 10 oi^CHOPPED STEA ters, Mrs. Ella Mae Nidowttv. ith Kahn and Mrs. Bertha Hi- wood Acres, died yesterday at grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. She was employed for 20 BROILED WHOLE BABY FLOUNDER BROILED '/> CHICKEN Mrs. Audrey Wehrenberg, and ren, both of Forest Hills, the Freehold Conva-Center. Clarence J. King of Atlantic years as a billings analyst for 10 FRIED OYSTERS Mrs. Joan Fuhrman, a son. V . Mrs. Blanche Lustgar- the Western Electric Co., She was born in New York Highlands. CHOWDER BAR . . . Monday through Thursday 5 p.m. 'til closing. CHOICE Gerard Cerria; eigm grand- en of New York; Mrs. Ethel Kearny. City and had resided here 35 Farrer and Mrs. Pearl Liber- The John W. Mehlenbeck OF TWO CHOWDERS New England or Manhattan Help yourself as often as you children and 12 great-grand- yean Surviving are her husband, children. man, both of Palm Beach, Funeral Home, Hazlet, is in Edward Mulholland; two like All Shanty* She was an assembler at Kla . and two grandchildren. charge of arrangements. The Kallon Funeral Home Harris and Mallow, Inc., daughters, Mrs. Alyne Shep- SALAD BAR . . . Delicious assortment ot vegetables and dressings, kept crisp Arrangements are under ler of Marlboro, and Miss of Jersey City is in charge of here, and a member of St. on a bed ol ice All Shanty* except Pt. Pleasant. arrangements. the direction of the Worden Mrs. Helen Matt Phyllis Mulholland at home; Rose of Lima Roman Catholic Funeral Home, here. JACK BAKER'S Please call for Church, Freehold KEYPORT - Mrs. Helen S. a brother, John O'Malley of Toronto, Can.; a sister, Mrs. Current Prices Mrs. Ellie Parker Surviving are her husband, Frank A. Cerralv Matt, 72, of Keyport Garden LOBSTER 5IMNTY On Specials Margaret Miller of Weehaw- NEW SHREWSBURY - Apartments, Atlantic St. died I Joseph II. Herman, two sons, HAZLET - Frank A. Cer- ken, and two grandchildren. Mrs. Elite Parker, 83, of 33 Saturday in her home. Joseph J. and Kenneth W. raty. 60, of 569 Holmdel Road POINT PLEASANT BEACH, NJ. Cherry St., died Friday at the Herman, both of Freehold Mrs. Matt was born in The Waitt Funeral Home, « SHANTY Pin died Saturday in Bayshore Tth 899-6700 Red Bank Convalescent Cen- Township; a daughter, Mrs. Poughkeepsie, N.Y., and Morganville, is in charge of on scenic Channel Drive over- Community Hospital, Holm- < looking the Manasquan River ter. Barbara Vincent of Parlin; moved here from Newark six arrangements. del. LUNCHEON SERVED AT ALL SHANTYS 12 NOON to 4 P.M. Mrs. Parker was born in two brothers, Edward Becvar months ago. She was a re- Mr. Cerraty was born in LOTTERY NUMBERS LOCH ARBOUR RED BANK HIGHTSTOWN Powbatan, Va. of New Mexico and Franc tired housekeeper for the 201/531-9545 201/842-8300 6097443-M00 Brooklyn and moved here 50 She was a member of the Becvar of New York City; a Martland Medical Center. Fri., J«B. II: MM4 years ago Calvary Baptist Church. Red sister, Mrs. Carol Vohlidka of Newark. Sat..JM.Il:5MM He was a Marine veteran of Bank, and a member of its Long Island, 17 grand- World War II, a member of Surviving are a son, Robert usher board children, and one great- the BPOE 233 of Red Bank, a Matt of Altoona, Pa.; a grandchild. Surviving is her son, Harold member of the Hazlet Fire daughter, Mrs. Eunice Cuff of Poindexter of Los Angeles, Arrangements are under Company, and a member of Hadet; two sisters, Mrs. Do- Calif. the direction of the Higgins St. Benedicts Roman Catholic rothy LaMorgese of South Or- The Childs Funeral Home, Memorial Home. Church, Holmdel. ange, and Mrs. Myrtle Red Bank, is in charge of ar- Mr. Cerraty is survived by Schwartz of Irvington; eight rangements. Mrs. M. It. W ill. II his widow, the former Grace grandchildren, and a great- TAX-FREE 202. Death Notices HAZLET - Mrs. Melissa B. Weigand. granddaughter. HALL — William A., on Jan. UL 1975. of Willed, 72, of 204 Brown Ave., The Bedle Funeral Home, The Day Funeral Home, IK Rumson Road, Lltllt Silver. Beloved husband of Margaret Schuli Hall. Devoted died Thursday in Riverview Keyport, is in charge of ar- here, is in charge of arrange- father of William A.. Conrad F., and John R. Hall, erofher of Adolpf\ Hall. Funeral Hospital, Red Bank. rangements. ments. lervtce* from Pollen's Funeral Home, 59 Mrs. Willett was a lifelong E. Lincoln Ave,, Atlantic Highlands, wed., SAVINGS Jan. IS, at 6 a.m. Funeral Mais at Church resident of the township. She of the Nativity, Fair Haven, 9 a.m. Inter- M. McOmber, was Pine Beach mayor menl Ml. Olivet Cemetery. MldOletawn, In was a member of St. John's lieu of flowers kindly make contributions to the Cancer Society, Corllei Ave., Al United Methodist Church, BOCA RATON, Fla. - Mel- by the American Telephone lenhurjt. Visitation Monday, 7-9 p.m., vin D. McOmber, 69, formerly and Telegraph Corp., acting Tuesday, 2-4 ond 7-9 p.m. here. —are you eligible? HENDRICKSON - Alfred Clarke, age II. She was the widow of Ed- of Pine Beach, died here as manager of the Ocean on Jan. II, 1*79. of 1M A Broad St.. Red Bank Beloved husband of Adcle. dear ward R. Willett Sr. Friday. Gate station from 1945 to 1965. brother of Edmond C Clarence and Susan A., Funeral services on Tuesday. Jan. 14 ot Surviving are a daughter, He was a former mayor, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. II o.m at the Worden Funeral Home, 60 E. Planning Board member, and Front St.. Red Bonk. Interment Embury Mrs. James H. Figel of Wash- Dorothy McOmber; two Methodist Church Cemetery, Little Silver. councilman of Pine Beach, Friends may coll at the funeral home on ington, N.J.; a son, Edward daughters, Mrs. Judy Belvere Monday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Fair Haven R Willett Jr., here, and a where he lived from 1945 to Fire Department services Monday 8 p.m. of Houston, Tex., and Mrs. brother, Richard P. Brown, 1970. PARKER — Mrs. Ellle, at 31 Cherry SI.. Marion Caes of Rome, Italy; New Shrewsbury. On Jan. 10, 197S. Loving here. He was chairman of the mother ot Harold Poindexter. Funeral ser a son, Richard D. McOmber, vice t p m Tuesday at the Calvary Baptist Arrangements are under board of trustees of the First Church, Red Bank, the Rev. Purcell Bell of Fair Haven, and seven officiating. Interment White RWge Ceme the direction of the Bedle Fu- Baptist Church, Asbury Park, tery, Eatontown. Friends may coll at the grandchildren. lurch Mon 69p.m. neral Home. and was formerly employed Arrangements are under the direction of the Kreer Fu- neral Home. here. Mrs. Stephen Megill WALL TOWNSHIP - Mrs. sfl bet nme .m ,tM Mabel Sculthorpe Megill, 77, of Megill Road, died Friday at Jersey Shore Medical Cen- ter, Neptune. Mrs. Megill came here from Long Branch in 1938. She was a 1919 graduate of Ann May Hospital School of Nursing, Double Spring Lake. A member of the Farm- ingdale United Methodist Church, Mrs. Megill was a Portrait Civil Defense nurse during 0 World War II Jn the Wall- Howell area. Now there is a way to start your own pension plan if you are not Surviving are her husband, provided with one at your regular place of employment. You can Stephen Megill; two sons, deposit in a City Federal Savings Individual Retirement Account Stephen Megill Jr., of Long (IRA) each year, as much as $1,500 or 15% of your income, which- Branch and Racine Megill, here; four daughters, Mrs. ever is less-AND DEDUCT IT FROM YOUR GROSS INCOME. Miriam Miller of Long Earnings on your IRA Savings Account will compound TAX FREE*. You get an 8x10 Branch, Mrs. Carrie E. Taxes won't be due till payments are made to you, Even then, you Brown, Mrs. Helen Megill and color photograph Mrs. Laura Hanson, all of may be eligible to use the five year averaging provision available Howell Township, 13 grand- to all tax payers. children and eight great- For additional information, talk to a Savings Counselor in the nearest plus grandchildren. City Federal Savings office, in person or by phone, or mail the Arrangements are under attached coupon. a silver-like metal the direction of the C.H.T. Clayton & Son Funeral Home, 'Not Taxable until withdrawn. portrait charm Howell Township. Certificates Passbooks and Statement Accounts THIS WEEK ONLY Edward S. Gary We take the portrait, then you git one print ol the bust pose etched on FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - 3% 3% S75O minimum. 90 day qualifying Interest Irom a silver-like metal charm and on* Edward S. Gary, 29, of Rob- Guaranteed 6 to 10 years day of deposit, com- print ol your choice for framing • erlsville Road, died yesterday $1000 minimum. Interest pounded quarterly! You choose from finished portraits — al Freehold Area Hospital. 4 from day of deposit, 5 not proofs • Choice of poses • 7 compounded daily! Extra prints available at reasonable here Substantial interest penally is required Deposits Insured to $40,000 by FSLIC prices • No obligation lo buy addi- Inr enrly withdrawal tional portraits • Limit: on* otter lie was bom in Platnfield BOTH for just per person, two per family • $1.25 and had resided here four charge lor each additional person in years groups • No appointment necessary City Federal Savings and Loan Association • Charm available tor individuals and lie was employed as a New Jersey's Largest groups of up lo 3 persons only. draftsman with Richard P Browne Associates, Freehold, Brick Town: Brick Plaza Shopping Center, at Chambers Bridge Road lie was a member of St. Rose noagelimit! of Lima Roman Catholic Eatontown: Monmouth Shopping Center off Wyckoff Road Church. Hazlet: K-Mart Shopping Plaza, Route 35 and Bethany Road Lakewood: Lakewood Shopping Plaza, Route 9 and Kennedy Boulevard ADULTS, FAMILY •Surviving are his wife, Ihe I GROUPS WELCOME! Laureltpn: Laurel Square Shopping Center, Route 88 at Van Zile Road former Patricia Peterson; his Toms River: Dover Mall. Route 37 at Main Street piiri'ii'ts, Henry N. and Blanche Zwcig Gary; a son. Michiicl Gary, and a daugh- PHOTOGRAPHER ON DUTY FROM 9:30 A.M. TO 8 P.M. ter, Melissa Gary, both al Name. home; three brolhers, Neil (ON NIGHTS STORES OPEN LATE) Gary of I.ewiKbur^, PH., ;iml Address TUESDAY JAN. 14TH THROUGH SATURDAY, JAN. 18TH David ;ind Dennis Gary, both •* (ONLY AT STORiS itSTID BE1OW) (if IMmnficId, and a sister. Mrs Sandra Hrunlon of Cas- H.»piU«d, LI. l.vilf.wn, LI. Nt.ork, NJ. fwk.kilt. N.Y. U.ii.11 Of,, KJ. per, Wyoming Imfcht, H T. Hkknfc, U. MkHkl.wn, NJ. Ntw Ir.niwkk, NJ. l«k»IIW Or, LL Wetdimi, NJ. Telephone JM N.r. HmHuflM, LI. Ninuil, N.Y. tw,,mu, Pork, NJ. Soldi H«M, U. WM.W intk, NJ. Arrangements are under d, NJ. Uvi.iiio., NJ snn« MM4, N.T. WkiM PMit, N.T. Ihc direcllon of the HlKKlns Memorial Home. Freehold. SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY JANUARY 13, 1975 The Daily Register 5* County faced without shelter for JINS category minors By ELINOR MULTER When the JINS law became When the JINS law was build were shelved prior to roadways, etc, was less than maximum shelter capacity staff with "a capacity to tol- cilities and storage and laun- effective last March, the slate enacted, the county began to election day. There has been $150,000 and Mr. Narozanick — except in special instances erate and understand a wide dry. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP- Department of Institutions plan for construction of a no move to reactivate them, reports fundsare available. - is 12 youngsters. To en- range of demanding behav- In response to a question, By the end of the month Mon- and Agencies (I & A) granted children's shelter and became and Mr. Narozanick indicates State guidelines for shelters courage, a warm, homey feel- iors of children," and with "a Mr Narozanick said he mouth County may not have provisional certification, per- the first county in the state tp-~The Democrats who now con- require that they be open (un- inn the guidelines call for capacity' to give themselves thought it "might be possible shelter for children who can't mitting the temporary hous- appoint a citizen board to aa- trorthe Board of Freeholders, locked) and that they offer such things as provision of emotionally and mentally . . ." for the county to build what it stay at home. ing of JINS in a wing of the minister the home undwihe are^very well aware" of the "educational, recreational, re- snacks, participation by chil- Physically, the shelter facil- wants without obtaining local The state has withdrawn relatively new county Youth provisions Of the revised juve- sffuation. ligious, social and treatment dren in selecting their own ities must provide adequate approval but the policy has approval of the use of a wing Detention Center on butch nile'code. The estimated cost of the opportunities." clothing, and personal spend- sleeping room space for each always been to work coopera- of the county's Youth Deten- Lane Road. The locks were Craig Haaren, Rumson, was three shelter units, including The guidelines encourage a ing money for children. Stress child, as well as a dining tively with the municipal- tion Center as a children's removed from the doors to employed by the Freeholders furniture, architectural fees, homelike atmosphere and the is laid on the importance of a room, living room, bathing fa- ities." shelter and plans to build conform with legal require- to draw plans for the shelter shelter facilities on county ments. Three modular units were de- land here came to a quiet halt In a letter sent last week to signed, in consultation with some months ago in the face Theodore Narozanick, county the JINS board, each unit to of community opposition. administrator, Robert Mul- house a.maximum of 10 Under a 1973 state law cahy III, deputy commission-, youths. The shelter was to be which reformed the juvenile er of I & A notified the county built on the county-owned code, minors charged with that as of Jan. 31. the Youth property where the detention acts which are not criminal Detention Center was "despe- center and the John L. Mont- offenses when committed by cified as a provisional shel- gomery Medical Home are lo- TEST DRIVERS adults may not be confined in ter," for JINS. cated. Food service for the jails, detention centers for Mr. Narozanick is searching shelter was to be provided by juvenile delinquents or other for an alternate shelter but the kitchen in the medical locked facilities. Youngsters reports no success to date. home though, limited facil- in this category, known as One shelter in Long Branch, ities to permit between-meal Juveniles In Need of Super- suggested by state officials, snacks would be provided WANTED... vision (JINS) include, among has closed, he reports, and an within the shelter units. others, those who are habit- inquiry with Ocean County re- Then everything stopped. ually truant, those who are - vealed that their facilities are According to Mr. Narozanick, unmanageable and those filled to capacity. He plans to the county, in an effort "to whose parents declare them continue looking and to try observe all the existing stat- incorrigible. other neighboring counties- utes, applied to the Freehold In addition to JINS, the Kenneth Herman, super- Township planning board," shelter may house abused or visor of the detention center for approval of the shelter abandoned youngsters or chil- says there are currently eight and met stiff local opposition. dren needing temporary care, juveniles in the JINS cate- A meeting with officials of perhaps because of the hospi- gory in the shelter, which has both the township and adja- talization or incarceration of a capacity of 13. It is not cent Freehold Borough re- , parents. Disturbed or violent clear just what will become vealed that opposition to the children may not be housed in of youngsters if no facilities shelter was vigorous in both a shelter. are found. communities and the plans to DRIVE-IN Secretarial classification headed for court hearing FREEHOLD - The Middle- it designated the position of letter from Eleanore F. town Township Educational secretary for the principal of Schoebel, president of the Secretaries Association has the second high school in the secretarial association, been temporarily restrained township as class IV and not saying the group filed a grie- WALK-IN LOBBY from seeking binding arbi- class V as is the classification vance concerning the job tration in a dispute over job held by the secretary to the classification. WALK-UP classification for a secretarial principal at the existing high The board contends the position. school. classification is a managerial Superior Court Judge Mer- The board said the different prerogative. ritt Lane Jr. directed the sec- classification was because the The association later filed ... TO USE OUR NEW MODERN retarial association to appear secretary to the first high for binding arbitration over in court Jan. 31 to explain school principal is charged- the matter, said the legal ac- why the restraint should not with fulfilling certain duties tion filed by Peter P. Kalac of continue until a final hearing and responsibilities not re- Middletown which seeks to on the matter. quired of the secretary to the have the association blocked In its suit, the Middletown second high school principal. from processing this matter DRIVE-IN WINDOW Board of Education said that The board said it received a through arbitration. 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Deposit must remain 12 months The Daily Register Files clear CIA By JACK ANDERSON n iiiiiiinniiiiin n phatically: "rfere is no pro- Thereafter, the agencies be- Established in 1H7H-Fubhsbed by The Red Bank Register gan to alert one another to in- 4 With LES WRITTEN gram, no project, no policy set up -to permit the CIA to telligence that might be of in ARTHUR Z KAMIN WASHINGTON terest and to request informa- The Central Intelligence conduct surveillance of citi- tion that might be helpful in President and Editor Agency's secret files on zens in the United States." their investigations Informa- American citizens, according SCENE At the same time, our tion about people was to sources who have had ac- Thomas J Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor sources acknowledge there cranked into computers, cess to them, show no evi- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIII were several "gray areas," which could produce detailed dence of widespread domestic The CIA prepared reports, where the CIA has crossed life histories at the push of a f MONDAY JANUARY 13. 1975 surveillance by the CIA. for example, on Black, Pan- into domestic operations. The button. Our sources confirm The thers who had received guer- CIA, for example, may devel- New York Times report that rilla training in Libya and de- op informants, defectors and The FBI sent a liaison man, The Great Gold Rush the CIA has the names of at molition instruction in North double~agents overseas who ANDERSON Sam Papich, to work with the least 10,000 American citizens Korea. The CIA also identi- refuse to deal with anyone CIA. He worked long hours, in its files. But most of the fied Arab students in America else after their arrival in the which are loaded with idle straightening out differences names were furnished by do- who had alleged ties with the United States. ' gossip about American citi- over jurisdiction and oper- mestic agencies as part of an Palestine Liberation Organi- The CIA also gets involved zens. As far back as Nov. 20, ational approaches. intelligence exchange that zation. in international counter- 1872, we reported that the This cooperation was was established after the as- But only rarely, the files intelligence, which has no ge- CIA was involved in this ex- abruptly cancelled by the late sassination of President John show, did the CIA keep these ographic boundaries. It some- change. FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover F Kennedy. individuals under surveillance times becomes necessary for We quoted from one CIA because of a silly dispute over a missing Czechoslovakian The largest batch of names in the United States. Some- the CIA to continue following memo, which offered the lat- defector. The defector-turned- — a computerized printout times, the CIA would tail a a lead or checking a suspect est gossip on Eartha Kilt's professor, Thomas Riha, dis- listing 9,000 antiwar agitators, suspect to the United States in the United States The CIA sex life in Paris. This infor- appeared from the University new leftists and ghetto mili- and continue the surveillance also has been brought into the mation was provided to the of Colorado on March IS, 1868. tants — was turned over to for a few days until the watch intelligence operations Secret Service, which had An FBI agent reported to the the CIA in 1968 by the Justice could be turned over to the against foreign embassies and started an investigation of the CIA that he had gone to Mon- Department's civil disturb- FBI. But few Americans have consulates in the United entertainer after she had em- treal to pout after a domestic ance unit. been spied upon by the CIA at States. barrassed Lady Bird Johnson squabble. Hoover demanded .'. • • I ••• The unit chief, James De- home, our sources swear. Nor is it any secret that the by asking a pointed question about the Vietnam War at a to know the identity of the vine, arranged to deliver the "The CIA simply doesn't CIA keeps track of both pro- CIA's FBI informant; the names to the CIA's antiter- have the manpower to keep Castro and anti-Castro Cuban Jan. 18, 1868, White House luncheon. 61A refused to reveal it; so rorist expert, Richard Ober, 10,000 Americans under sur- nationals in this country, as Hoover shut off the liaison. who had made a study of veillance," said one source. part of its watch on Cuba. Quite obviously, neither the Not until several months after radical movements overseas. We also checked various And the law gives the CIA au- CIA nor the Secret Service his death was the cooperation From the 8,000 names, the law enforcement agencies to thority to handle its own secu- has any business prying into resumed. CIA picked out those who had find out what kind of informa- rity, including background Eartha Kitt's private life received training or had par- tion they had received from checks on American citizens. The exchange of derogatory Footnote: Riha never ticipated in demonstrations the CIA about American citi- The CIA files, of course, information between agencies turned up. Subsequently, a overseas. This information zens. The word from each contain derogatory informa- increased after the Warren woman named Gayla Tan was relayed back to the Jus- agency was that CIA mes- tion about wholly innocent Commission, investigating nenbaum was arrested for his tice Department for its guid- sages invariably contain a le- citizens. For years, we have President Kennedy's assassi- alleged murder and com- ance in dealing with domestic gitimate overseas angle reported how government nation, complained about the mitted to Pueblo State Hospi- demonstrations. Declared one official em- agencies traffic in dossiers lack of collaboration. tal as mentally incompetent. Quite an assignment

By JIM BISHOP IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIi orders," I said softly. "The fided his problem. He was on Pentagon wants me to write patrol and saw a submarine It was a smart cocktail par- THE this article; we're living off- on the surface. He had bomb- ty; sophisticated people in base." ed the hell out of it when he groups holding chilled mar- It was a mansion on top of learned that it was inside a tinis with pinkies in a splint. REPORTER a black cliff. Far below, blue hatched line on his chart The gray-haired stranger was water thundered white which indicated U.S. subs cordial: "If you should get to i i against the rocks. The decor only. Bermuda, take this note. You was early rich. Two Portu- The captain hauled off and and your friends can stay at "Yep." he said, above the guese servants went with it. belted the pilot across two ta- my house." clanking of the engine na- We worked all day; lived all bles. "You knocked out every Someone said he was a celles. "The book says our ra- night. light in our boat and de- Broadway producer, Dwight dio must raise the point of ar- My job was to find out if a stroyed a generator. You dir- Watergate reckoning day Deere Wyman. I was disturb- rival and the point of depar- newspaper story that Church- ty. . ." The purpose of the Watergate In deciding the guilt or in- ed. As military editor of Col- ture. We can get Hamilton, ill had given the U.S. a naval minds and made instant Ro- cover-up trial, contrary to an asser- nocence of the other two men, Mr. lier's magazine, we were not but we can't get Norfolk." base underwater was true. ver Boys of us. The man in charge of the permitted to tell anyone, in- For this and other bases, Navy bar was named Siegel. tion by Judge John Sirica, was not Mardian and Kenneth Parkinson, We had a trade-school boy. Everybody el*e had a prob- cluding wives, where we were Two hours later, the radio Great Britain got 50 over-age lem. The admiral had a jeep New York type. He was in to get the "truth" about the scandal. lawyers for the Nixon campaign, the going. I consulted my U.S. man said he could raise Nor- U.S. destroyers. carrier towing the first cap- trouble. An officers' mess and Except for insignificant details, jury had to rely on more con- Navy co-worker, Lieut. Roger folk and Hamilton. The co-pi- Admiral Sowell, a sundow- tured U-boat into harbor on bar is not supposed to show a that truth was already to be gar- ventional sources of evidence; wit- Straus, Jr. lot checked the fuel We had ner from World War I, was in the second day. "If you write, profit. He had $14,000 surplus nered from the incriminating docu- nesses and documents — although "That's where we're go- enough. He turned east again. charge. He showed me a say or think a word about and was scared to death that Hitler would surrender before ments and tape recordings which the both were plentiful in the case. That ing," he said, frowning. "You We foamed the robin's egg chart of Bermuda. It is a fish this," he said, glaring, "I will didn't tell him?" "I never blue water of Hamilton 8 hrs , hook 19 miles long. An Ameri- personally rip your arms he could give the booze away. conspirators almost succeeded in the jurors approached such evidence met him before." "Then he's 20 mln. after takeoff. Swim- can base along the shank of from their sockets." Lieut. Straus and I had keeping hidden behind brave false with care and discrimination is sug- guessing. Keep the note." mers passed us. the hook would isolate Ber- The next day he was per- peaceful evenings. Young fronts and the prestige of the presi- gested by the fact that they ac- We flew 660 miles from Nor- Straus was ranked by the mudians from each other spiring. "What now?" I said. British war widows require dency. quitted Mr. Parkinson, apparently folk to Hamilton. The plane commander'who met us in a The harbor was too shallow He shrugged. "A squadron of sympathetic attention. The stars were like silver bal- finding his role in the cover-up at was an old PBY-2 with inde- station wagon. A glance at his for big U.S. aircraft carriers. D.E.'s is coming in. We have pendent bolts, making it Annapolis ring showed be had A Navy committee decided to loons. The sea stormed the Nevertheless, the finding of a worst peripheral. a lot of reefs outside. One of jury that John N. Mitchell. H. R. sound like an arthritic sprint- been passed over twice for dredge a deep channel and the skippers is Franklin D. cliff and fell back. The Cape- After the televised hearings of er. It could do 90 m.p.h. promotion. A tough man. He place the fill on the shoals, hart music was soft. The Por- Haldeman, John D. Ehrlichman and Roosevelt, Jr. If he so much the Senate Watergate Committee, downhill. We were two hours was in charge of Bachelor Of- thus building a base and a har- as scrapes his hull, I'll beach tuguese servants kept the Robert C. Mardian joined with Rich- the House impeachment in- out, sitting in glass blisters ficers Quarters. bor at little cost. him." drinks and canapes coming. ard Nixon in a criminal conspiracy with the dimpled sea below, vestigation, the publication of the Roger couldn't tell him. So Roger and I worked every A submarine captain and It was a tough war assign- to obstruct justice adds a necessary when I lost the sun. I said it. "We're staying at day from 9 to 4. At B.O.Q. the ment for any man. And yet, Watergate transcripts and, finally, exec were drinking too fast at finality and legitimacy to what was "We've turned back," I the Dwight Deere Wyman es- bartender set up four icy B.O.Q. when an Army bomber the best writing I did was not the resignation in disgrace of Mr. common knowledge. Continued pro- said. He shook his head. I tate." "My orders—," he said stingers apiece at 4:10. This pilot arrived. He ordered the Bermuda article. The ex- Nixon, the cover-up trial may seem went forward to ask the pilot. huffily. "The hell with your washed the work from our pense account was a gem... testations of innocence and appeals triple-headers. Then he con- an anticlimax. to higher courts notwithstanding, the convictions — together with Mr. Nix- But it bears remembering that it on's acceptance of a pardon — was to avoid just such a proceeding should dispel most of the remaining that the cover-up was first engi- Cool the CIA stew suspicion that the Watergate crimes neered. From the "deep-sixing" of incriminating documents to the clan- • •••I ••• Illllllll Mllllllt were a figment of the news media's By JAMES J. KILPATRICK An entirely different situ- the whole affair. destine delivery of hush money to imagination and that hard evidence A campaign is under way, ation is presented, or so it Suppose we cool it. Anyone waged in the pious name of against the Nixon men was lacking. the censored tape transcripts and CONSERVATIVE seems to me, by the Times' with sense enough to come in press conference lies, the purpose of "the people's right to know," spread-eagled expose of De- out of the rain knows there to destroy the Central In- In fact, hard evidence seldom is the cover-up was to avoid a day of cember 22. This much could can be no such thing as an telligence Agency. In the VIEW as hard as that presented by the reckoning for the "higher-ups" — be said for the Pentagon Pa- open intelligence operation. It name of our national security, pers story: It was crammed special Watergate prosecutors to the first, those who had been respon- is a contradiction in terms, an the campaign cannot be IIM4II > I I IllllllllllltlU with facts — with names, oxymoron: brilliant shadows, nine men and three women on the sible for the Watergate break-in, lat- allowed to succeed. dates, places, identified shining obscurity. Like it or cover-up jury. In few trials can the er those whd had covered up for Let me insert a personal is the rule we live by. Several sources. By contrast, Sey- not, the craft of gathering for- prosecution supply tape recordings them. word. I have been in the news years ago, swallowing my dis- mour Hersh's opening story eign intelligence demands se- business for 34 years, come of the alleged conspirators discussing taste at the source, I defend- on the CIA was mostly mush. KILPATRICK crecy. Demands closed To the credit of many — con- March, and I suppose I am as ed the decision of the New ways to subvert the law. Given the It had all the bones of a big "during the Nixon adminis- mouths. If the current uproar gressmen, prosecutors, government dedicated as any of my col- York Times Jo publish Daniel bowl of grits. leads to pervasive "over- damning nature of the White House leagues to this elemental pro- tration." It occurred at the officials like Elliott Richardson and Ellsberg's purloined Pentagon What the Times charged, in sight" by a gaggle of flap- position — that the function of ill-tempered direction of Lyn- tapes, the jury had no choice but to William Ruckelshaus, and ordinary Papers. The harm to national essence, was that "according jawed congressmen, eager to a newspaper is to print the security in that instance don Johnson. Hersh did not convict Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Haldeman citizens — that day of reckoning has to well-placed Government get the story of the CIA and spill secrets to newsmen, the news, not to suppress it. This struck me as minimal. nation will be poorly served. and Mr. Ehrlichman. come. sources, the CIA, in direct Eartha Kitt from well-placed violation of its charter, had government sources. He got it mounted massive, illegal in- from muckraker Jack Ander- Yes, of course I believe that telligence operations during son. the people have a "right to Old ally stuns bargemen the Nixon administration With publication of the know" about their govern- against members of the anti- Times' piece of December 22, ment. As a general proposi- We have had occasion in the ally of the waterways and barge war movement and other dis- a dam broke. Other news- tion, that assertion is beyond past to take the Army Corps of En- people, Maj. Gen. John W. Morris, sident groups inside the papers, notably the Washing- argument. But the Con- ' gineers to task for its apparent dis- director of civil works for the corps, United States." According to ton Post, rushed into print stitution itself recognizes that the people do not have a right * regard of environmental concerns in stunned the waterway operators by llersh, the CIA established in- with thousands of words of telligence files on "at least revelation, gossip, and hard- to know everything about its eagerness to build dams, asking them whether they have not 10,000 American citizens." breathing disclosures. A doz- their government. In such straighten out meandering streams made the environmental movement Two observations may be en members of Congress, sensitive areas as the CIA, and otherwise alter natural drainage a scapegoat for some of the prob- made at the outset. First, the seeing a glorious chance for we have to place some mea- sure of trust in the leaders of lems they face. statement that the CIA acted publicity in the dull season and wildlife patterns. It comes as Congress and the executive "in direct violation of its before Congress convenes, pleasant surprise therefore that a branch. "While it is true that the envi- charter," and engaged in "il- leaped forward with demands note of support for conservationist for investigations and over- - ronmental movement has made a legal" activities, is a con- By naming a top-night in- effort has been sounded from within sight. President Ford, yield- clusion of law. It is an opin-' vestigative commission, Pres- tremendous impact and slowed down ing to these picador attacks, that agency. ion. The conclusion and the ident Ford has acted respon- water resource progress, the fact re- last Sunday named a blue-rib- At a recent convention of the opinion may or may not have sibly. It would be pleasant to mains that in the long run, environ- bon commission to investigate Gulf Intracoastal Canal Association merit, but no one ever named say the same for the press. mentalists may be right." Hersh a federal judge. Other 'in Brownsville, Tex., its president. observers point to ambiguous Dale Miller, loosed a familiar barb The general's point is well tak- language in the act creating at environmentalists. "Today," he is en. It was no glib statement, consid- the CIA. Until the facts are Today in history quoted in Waterways Journal, "proj-. ering that the corps and its projects known, the judicial finding of ects of proven merit are being sty- "illegality" is attest pre- On this date — In 1935, the Saar voted to obviously are as affected in the short mature. mied in the courts and hamstrung at In 1419, the English cap- return to Germany after run by ^conservationist consid- Second, we have no facts. tured the French city of every opportunity d)y pseudo-con- being administered by France erations as is business. Nearly three weeks have Rouen. under League of Nations su- servationists who often seem moti- The long view expressed by Gen. passed, and the^only specific In 1813, in the War of 1812, pervision. vated only by a mindless obsession Instance publicly cited — Morris represents an admirable far- the British blockaded Chesa- In 1953, the Soviet govern- against progress of any kind ' among the "at least 10,000 peake and Delaware bays. sightedness worthy of consideration ment accused nine doctors of dossiers" - has to do with In 1915, an earthquake in Then came the keynote speaker plotting to kill Communist by a far wider circle than just those songstress Eartha Kitt. This central Italy killed 30,000 per- leaders. It later was said the from the Engineers Corps, an old he addressed at Brownsville. 'Now for the bad IM-WN . .. Investigation did not occur sons. charges were false. SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY. JANUARY 13. 1975 The DbilyRegfcler 7 Stiffer penalties — not softer - asked for drunk driving The following copy of a let- The first step for quality stationery by Theodore C. So, if so called packing the are under public domain as is designed to serve the pub- or (wo, to remind them of ter has been received by The education is to have a state- Marrs, special assistant to the authority Is needed in order ihe commissioners, who serve lic I, for one, am thankful to their original intent. Daily Register for publica- wide uniform salary scale for President. I am sure all the to get public response from the governor see a governor take down Sincerely, tion FROM OUR teachers so that the pirating other thousands of protesters the authority, then there is The Daily Register forgets these public authorities a peg JohnJ. Keating P. 0. Box 32. will stop and a uniform per must have received an ac- nothing sinister about the pol- the facts of insurbofdination Cliffwoqj), N.J. READERS capita pupil cost throughout knowledgement also. itics involved. And as far as to the public needs, which the Mr Barry Evenchick. the state can be maintained Sincerely, Mr. Gallagher is concerned, N.J II.A. has been guilty of. Chairman 11 ••••IIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIlillMIHHIIIIIII so that everything starts on Naomi McGregor who else in this state has a The state statute that created Motor Vehicle Study an equal basis. The total contract to work like Mr. Gal- the N.J.HA. didn't give it the The smartest Commission tential lost of public parks number of pupils then should lagher, especially on a public right to be a public be damn Div. of Motor Vehicles and huge areas of wildlife be used as a basis for deter- Parkway issue authority? AH directorships authority. A public authority Trenton, N.J. preserves are of no concern mining costs and then a 1147 Florence Ave. tostartadiet Dear Mr Evenchick, to these monopolists and their school tax should be levied Union Beach, N.J. ••••I CLIP & SAVE I was shocked to rea8 in the cronies in Congress. against various municipalities To the Editor: newspapers that there is a This carving up of our natu- according to the number of In your editorial of 12/23/74 YOU WILL commission trying to decide ral resources, the wild majes- pupils they have in the Politics Vs. Gallagher, I can- if New Jersey law is too tic heritage which should be schools. not see why The Daily Regis- tough on drunken drivers. If treasured by all Americans, Under this system the same ter is so amazed at Gov. STOP SMOKING anything, the law should be must be stopped before it is amount of money would be Brendan T. Byrne's openness much more severe. too late, and saved for those spent for each student and to increase the Parkway's How many mangled, bro- generation* yet unborn, for there would no longer be poor commission to seven mem- ON FEB.18th ken, bloody children and all time. They must not be or rich school districts. bers. I hope he goes to the adults must be scraped off lost in these perilous times, For the question of class- full limit of nine, and gets it ...and Save Money the roads and pulled out of through the machinations of rooms another system should over with, as there is safety wrecks, sometimes a piece at the narrow-minded whose be worked out whereby state in numbers. You can't afford to smoke ... Save that money ! 9 time, before the penalty is only interest is the dollar and and federal aid be distributed The Register always seems At SmokEnders, saving money means smoking until increased? Why should there the lack of interest of those on an unequal basis. The to be on the offensive for ev- you learn how to quit calmly, comfortably, and with be any concentration on re- who really do care but who poorer districts would receive erything the Parkway does. dignity ... forever free of the desire to smoke. habilitation when punishment are so concerned with the more funds where more con- Why? And why not accept the We will teach you to quit with No scare tactics, No is the answer? If I get picked personal problems we all structions were needed, while very reason for the governor will-power, No hypnosis, No moralizing, No drugs, up for not wearing my glasses have today that we forget the the more affluent ones would moves, which are very clear and No 'cold-turkey' withdraw! while driving, Is the State of future. receive less. to me. All the governor wants Trust the proven and respected SmokEnder method New Jersey going to send me Is in your head and at Lean Line. Because once Let us not be on a par with When this administration is a responsive authority to that has helped tens of thousands just like you be come you get your mind to control your mouth, you'll lose to school to teach me how to that individual, whose name I took office it had some $300 him and his administration. happy, relaxed non-smokers. weight all over. wear my glasses when driv- have fortunately forgotten, million surplus; today, it has As one who has been in con- And that's exactly what Lean Line does. ing or are they going to fine tact with both forces, I can Come to a brief introductory meeting, nea/ you. It'i We teach you psychologically how to lose weight who said, "if you see one a (500 mUlion deficit in just a free. Please bring your cigarettes... in a few weeks me? Punishment is the oppo- redwood tree, you've seen attest to the fact, that the physically with Lean Line's original little over a year a total of you won't need them anymore. "Behavior Modification Technique." site of a reward to be meted (hem all." Let us rather be of $800 million frittered away. G.S.P. Authority isn't respon- I Backed up by an easy-to-live with diet that even out to someone who breaks a mind with that person sive and has adamantly re- For what, and why? LOCATION FREE SEMINAR lets you eat spaghetti, bagels, lox and peanut butter. the law. I cannot conceive of quoted in the Talmud, who To encourage such a fused to respond to the gover- SESSION STARTS So we don't change what you eat as much as we any driver, who was in- nor's wishes. change how you eat. said, "When you see a fine spendthrift policy by opening RED BANK MON MON telligent enough to obtain a It's simply a case of mind over matter. tree, a beautiful sunset, a stir- the door to a state income tax When over 100,000 motor- YMCA JAN 13 JAN 20 driver license, that does not ring scene of nature, pro- by whatever name you want cyclists of N.J. who happen to 180 Maple Street 8:00 PM 7:30 PM FISH NOT ESSENTIAL. know that driving while under nounce the benediction: to call it would only encour- be taxpayers and voting citi- the influence is a violation. FREEHOLD WED WED First week $6.00 and $2.50 weekly thereafter. Praised be He who created age the New Jersey politi- zens, ask the legislators and KNIGHTS OFCOLUMBUS JAN 15 JAN 22 To make it any easier or beautiful things!" cians to further beggar the the governor to right a 8:00 PM 7:30 PM Call collect: more inviting for a drinker to 70 E«st Main Street Sincerely, struggling taxpayers, not to wrong, who then reacts ac- HAZLET THUR THUR get behind the wheel of a mention the sizable losses in cordingly to the needs of the multi-ton vehicle is on par Merman M. Meshenberg ST. BENEDICT'S SCHOOL JAN 16 JAN 23 revenues from all those who public? Are they showing Bethany & Hillcrest Roads 8:00 PM 7:30 PM (201)757-7677 with giving a raving maniac a will leave the state because of good faith by seeing to it that loaded gun and let him run Death penalty this. all the motoring public (in- amuck. cluding motorcyclists) are to BMOK/ V Lean Line Patrolman's Benevolent Very truly yours, Why should there be two be served by a public author- Association Edgar N. Dinkelspiel "THE EASY WAY TO QUIT SMOKING" "Mindover matter." classifications of "impaired" ity. This is a response the DID BANK, YMCA Bldg . 166 Maple Ava. Tuaa 7 30 pm Freehold, N.J. 407 Cranbury Road, E. Brunswick, N.J. 08816 EATONTOWN, Monmoulh Shopping dr., Community Room (Lowe* and '"drunk" driving? If a Our museum Parkway Authority is lacking, Level! Wed 6 30 pm To the Editor: and has shown to the gover- HATAWAN. American Legion Hall, IX Main St. Wed. 9:30 am 17:30 pm driver is impaired, how can The Monmouth Museum 201/ 254 0100 NEPTUNE, J C Bldg . 203 W. Sylvanla *ve Naplune City, his driving ability be much Law enforcement officers nor bluntly, along with many Thura 9 30 am & 7 30 pm 761 Newman Springs Road, LAKEWOOD, Temple Beth-Am. Madlaon t Cary Sli in New Jersey feel it is time other outcries from the public For Information about seminars In other itatei call or better than a driver who is Lincroft, N.J. 07738 wilte: SmokEnder world, 210 Prospect SL.Phliilpsburg. Tuaa. 9:30 am S 7 30 pm to restructure judicial proce- concerning the Parkway. The FREEHOLD. VFW Poat. Waterwofka Rd Wad 7 00 pm drunk? Let us have one clear To the Editor: I New Jeney, 08665 Telephone: 201/454-HELP cut classification; driving dures and support legislation authority has been a public be ©imokEndarj, Inc. ,06865 1975 (FR1-US0) that would assure the citizens The gratifying success of damn authority far too long. with a blood alcohol level 1 the new Monmouth Museum ••••• CLIP & SAVE above a fixed percentage. of the state that laws are being proposed to provide as seen in its record breaking The article mentioned a more affluent protection for opening of the annual Christ- judge who had to impose a the people and not the crimi- mas exhibition (Sunday, Dec. sentence of 90 days in jail and nal. 8) is in no small measure due 10 years revocation even Our prime objective is to to the coverage of The Daily though the driver's previous Register. The enlightened ap- conviction was 25 years old. have the death penalty re- Rounding off a Century of Progress proach which you have taken Well isn't that too, too bad? stored. The death penalty is still the major deterrent toward supporting the Mon- That driver either has a rot- mouth Museum and all the ten memory or he is too stu- against the commission of Out 100th Statement of Condition crimes involving weapons and other cultural institutions in pid to learn much of any- Monmouth County may be thing. I think your commis- resulting in death or serious injury to innocent victims of counted as one of the major sion should recommend auto- services provided for all of matic revocation for 10 years such crimes. In many past in- December 31, 1974 cidents, felons have taken the the residents of our fast-grow- upon the first offense for driv- ing area. ing while drinking and revo- lives of hostages because they are not in danger of losing Sincerely, cation for life upon the second Milton J. Bloch offense whether it happens 25 their own lives if appre- RESOURCES LIABILITIES hended. Director or 90 years later. Why don't $ 852,986 Certificates of Deposit you poll the first ajdmen, doc- The other element most ad- Klassen greeting Cash on Hand and In Banks $ 27,459,577 tors and nurses who tend to vantageous to the accused 99 Horseneck Point Federal Home Loan Bank Time Deposit 10,350,000 Other Savings Deposits 51,247,077 the mangled victims of drunk- criminal is "plea bargain- Oceanport, N.J. 07757 en drivers? And if they don't ing." In this situation a crimi- 116,125 New Jersey Mortgage Finance Agency 5,000,000 To the Editor: United States Government Obligations convince you, poll the vic- nal will never go to trial for Postmaster General Klas- tims' families. the act on which he was origi- Federal Home Loan Bank Stock Federal Home Loan Bank nally charged. The accused sen has said "Merry Christ- 10,150,000 Sincerely, mas. Early in 1975 you will and Other Investments 2,827,800 and Other Advances R. T. Himmelwright person will be allowed to plead guilty to a lesser or pay 12 or 13 cents for first First Mortgage Loans 81,985,186 Mortgagors Escrow Funds 1,302,119 class postage." The reason downgraded charge and be 1,703,324 Other Liabilities 479,141 assured he will not be impris- for the inefficient manage- Other Loans Save America oned because of the "deal" ment of the postal depart- 1,555,484 Deferred Income 427,865 ment is easily apparent. Two Office Buildings and Equipment (net) The following copy of a let- arranged between the prose- 3,934,221 ter sent to Sens. Clifford Case cutor and defense attorney. chauffeurs, one of which Deferred Charges and Other Assets 609,095 Reserves and Surplus and Harrison A. Williams and There are many excellent works as his gardener, his Rep. James J. Howard has laws in existence with appro- overtime doubling his govern- been recieved by The Daily priate penalties that should ment pay for the year. Only one instance where the tax- $100,000,000 $100,000,000 Register for publication. be executed to the fullest ex- 275 Spring St. tent possible without deals payers pay millions of dollars Red Bank, N.J. being negotiated. The exis- for his luxury living. Dear Sir, tence of plea bargaining to- Postmaster General Klas- Having traveled in Europe, gether with low or no bail, sen, a Nixon appointee, has OFFICERS I Israel, parts of Canada and creates a "revolving door sys- proven his inefficient han- ROBERT JOHN OLSEN President and Chiel Executive Officer Mexico and of course through tem" that returns the crimi- dling of the postal department HAROLD C. PIPEUNG , i, Vice President our own beautiful country, al- nal into society, very often and his removal should be de- JOHNG. GULICK Treasurer ways admiring and marveling before their victims are out of manded. Letters to our offi- MURIEL LANGENBACH Secretary at the handiwork of Nature, I the hospital. The tax dollars cials (politicians) do count. THOMAS W. KEIL Assistant Vice President am constantly offended by that are saved by the courts My telegram to President CHRIS D. RITTMAN Assistant Vice President what we are doing and have cutting corners will never off- Ford on that infamous Sunday, EDWARD BOUCHET Assistant Treasurer Sept. 8th, protesting his par- done in desecrating those set the price that society will MARGARET H. BROADBELT Assistant Treasurer don to Mr. Nixon, was ac- beauties of our countryside. pay in the end. It won't be un- BERYL MOUNT i Assistant Treasurer knowledged on White House We who are concerned must til the^eople are made fully CONSTANCE G. LAUX ... Assistant Secretary forever be on guard against aware of the circumstances MARILYN MAC NALLY Assistant Secretary these denuders of our land — that surround them or until ANNE WALUS Assistant Secretary before they make America an unfortunate incident per- the Beautiful-America the sonally affects them that they wasteland. will become concerned about changes which will be needed SHOP& DIRECTORS We must watch out before to convert the streets into a it is too late and stop the RAYMOND F.JOHNSON Chairman place where they will feel mine-barons who are Insistent COMPARE Chairman, Executive Committee safe to be again. Central Jersey Bank and Trust Company in their greed to get to the DR. JOSEPH A. S. MILLAR Vice Chairman coal-caring nothing for the Very truly yours, Veterinarian surrounding countryside, You can't beat Thomas E. Lowe J. VICTOR CARTON i Attorney, Carton, Nary, Witt and Arvanltls leaving the land, bleak and Prown's for low Monmouth-Ocean County CLIFFORD G. CHAPMAN ,„ .' Builder, Retired desolate; the land developers, prices and fine P.B.A. Conference F. LEROY GARRABRANT, SR " President, The Garrabrant Agency, who ruthlessly tear through quality plus great Insurers and Realtors woods, forests and cover up installation on F. LEROY GARRABRANT, JR M.A.I. - Real Estate Appraiser brooks and pleasant streams, School funding EDWARD M. MAUTNER , The Hayes Agency, Insurers and Realtors to put up more boxes they • ALUM, HI Ocean Ave. J. ALLEN MOHN Executlve.New Jersey Bell call homes — with no thought Long Branch, N.J. t VINYL Telephone Company, Retired of esthetic beauty. Some of To the Editor: • STEEL SIDING ROBERT JOHN OLSEN President, Keystone Savings and Loan Association the most magnificent areas of The people of New Jersey WALTER W. REID, III President, Charms Company the West are to be lost to fu- time after time have repu- ANDREW J. WILSON Attorney, Laird and Wilson ture generations if we allow diated a state income tax, yet FREE the power-hungry industrial- the governor and the politi- ists to dam-up parts of the cians have willfully and want- COUNSEL Snake River in Idaho and only been trying to ram It ESTIMATE Oregon and other areas of the down the throats of the N.J. Carton, Nary, Witt and*Arvanitls country that are still remain- taxpayers. Apparently they 741-7500 ing in their natural state and do not really give a "hoot" as have avoided the clutches of to bow the people feel or just these polluters. what their desire* are. The utility lobbyists and the Talk about quality educa- anti-conservationists care tion is a joke because it can- nothing for the soul stirring not be purchased with ex- beauties of the Grand or Hells cessive money but rather by Canyons, the Dunes of In- quality teachers who are diana and elsewhere. The po- dedicated to the profession. 8 The*Daily Register SHREWSBURY . N J MONDAY.. JANUARY 13.1975 You don't have to be rich to benefit from tax shelters 10-year trust would shift rent- NEWARK (AP)- You Obviously she had been HI executor of the estate along with an understanding vely low bracket. Between or control over the property " ings. If he did not create a al income to the child who lion't have to be really rich lo unaware of a state law re- Among the more popular of how much property a per- parents and children or chil- On expiration of the trust, trust to transfer property to would receive it at the lowest take advantage of lax shel- quiring that a safety deposit and legal tax-saving devices son has, whether it is salary dren and elderly parents who property reverts to the own- his minor children for at least bracket and be subject to a ters box be "sealed" upon death, are trusts and private an- or other income, and just have little income This in- er 10 years, the net real estate tax liability of perhaps $4,000 Devices lor reducing taxes even if the box is in the name nuities what he wants to do with it " volves creating a trust of at For example, assume a fa- income conceivably could produce a tax liability of The son can start a savings range from dividing income of Husband and wife These Fred Randall, who heard Some tax shelters "a person least 10 years and enables the ther owns a valuable piece of $14.0011 In high brackets, account and the father still among members of a family boxes may not be entered ex- cases on appeal for the Inter- may want to consider: person establishing it to avoid real estate producing net rental income is "passive in- might be able to declare him lo establishing trusts to en- cept in the company of a nal Revenue Service before Short terms trusts — A de- tax liability on income earned rental income of $20,000 per come" and subject to a max- as a "dependent" on his own sure that proceeds from life state inheritance tax exam- entering private law practice, vice between two persons, on property that is trans year Assume further that the imum tax of 70 per cent. On return, thus qualifying for a insurance policies won't be iner who inventories the box said in an interview that one of whom is in a high tax ferred to another. It permits father has substantial "other 1 the other hand, creation of a $750 exemption. subject 1o estate taxes upon in the presence of an attorney "proper planning is essential bracket, the other in a relati- the creator to retain a "string income" from salary or sav- death Lawbooks are full of cases where improper planning and Ignorance of state and federal law wiped .out huge chunks of savings. In New Jersey, an el- derly woman died recently BRICK CHURCH Affian leaving a safety deposit box containing only a piece of pa- per with the words, "Every- thing is in the oven " A check of her house turned up 180.000 "I NEW DIRECT TO CONSUMER in the stove Middletown ROUTE 37 WEST special Unit Direct to WAREHOUSE OUTLETS c iiiisumer slows crime Warehouse Outlet] * OAKHURST - 2121 ROUTE 35 MIDDLETOWN - A spe- 2121 EU..35 cial burglary unit, made up of OAKHDRST detectives, patrolmen and 493-3230 traffic police, have drasti- • cally cut into burglaries at lo- cal businesses, according to Detective Lt. William Hal- liday * TOMS RIVER - 710 ROUTE 37 WEST The new task force works shifts from 9 p.m. to 5 am concentrating its surveillance 341-1688 on homes and businesses. Between the Christmas and New Year's holidays, the force- arrested a number of suspects on various charges. Some of the suspects were out on bail and awaiting court ac- tion on other crimes lit. Halliday said many businesses and some homes had suffered losses. The first night the force wus in operation seven ar- rests were made. Police Chief Joseph M. McCarthy, who has confirmed I the use of the force, said "People think we're tough, but we're going to be tough- er." " Detective Ronald Ohnmacht and Patrolmen James East- mond, Michael Slover and James Rooney are working with Lt. Halliday. The force uses both marked and un- marked cars JLUD Dismiss charge against couple YOU CAN SAVE AS NEVER BEFORE ON ALL TOP BRAND NAME AP- MIDDLETOWN - Charges PLIANCES, TV'S AND STEREOS. THAT'S RIGHT, WE MUST MOVE OUT of breaking, entering and lar- OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF APPLIANCES TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW CHURCH ceny were dismissed against MERCHANDISE ARRIVING DAILY. PRICES WILL NEVER BE LOWER. a Keansburg couple after a' Appliance. hearing Dec. 30 in Municipal Court. WAREHOUSE The couple, Cathleen Ann OUTLET Livio, 18, and her husband, John S. Livio, 21, of 1 Willis Place, Keansburg, were ac- cused of breaking into the Ac- OPEN tion Auction, Rt. 36, East EVERY NIGHT Keansburg, on Nov. 7. TILL 9 P.M. Four juveniles were ar- rested and charged Nov. 27 in SATURDAY TILL 6 connection with the same in- TOP BRAND NAME SELECTION cident, according to Detective ADMIRAL. HOTPOINT. NORQE MAYTAG, FRIGIOAIRE. AMANA. (apt Robert M. Letts. HAMILTON. TAPPAN. CALORIC CROWN. WELDILT, HOOVER. RCA ' WESTINGHOUSE, KITCHENAID O.E. SONY. ZENITH, CARRIER Rt. .'{."> -iirinTtl up CHRYSLER, FEDDERS. WHIRLPOOL. PANASONIC. WASTE KING. MO A. by Middletown unit SYLVANIA, MAGNAVOX AND MANY . .MIDDLETOWN - The Shade Tree Advisory Com- INSTANT CREDIT mittee has. initiated the sec- ond phase of the "beau COUNTER TOP tification of Rt. 35" campaign 19" COLOR 6 Cu. Ft. CHEST with the landscaping of the OR USE OUR Five Corners jughandle at Rt. • 'I OWN 35 and Tindall Road. 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There is a nominal torney with a gross income of Yk 7 — As a user of energy, York 10038. This firm special- track down any information fee for the service. What will 1975 mean to you you'll find the squeeze will be $50,000. Recently. I started Oh — as an Individual consumer, YOUR MONEY'S on and you'll have to cut the a Keogh plan, investing $60 jobseeker, jobholder, borro- amount of oil and gas you monthly in Keystone S-4 and wer, «aver, investor in stocks, WORTH use. $40 in Keystone B-2 Should I user »f energy, taxpayer? continue with these two Whether the emphasis will funds, increase my monthly It will start out as the most IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIII be more on mandatory con- miserable year in the entire investment or change to an- trols or will be directed to- more from a job will be other fund? P. W. generation since World War or over 45 years of age, a ward voluntary curbs, there $824.85, up $52.65 over 1(74; A — If you are in the posi- here's II - but it should end better member of a minority without is no doubt that we'll be your tax if you are self-em- than it is beginning This special skills. forced to reduce our depend- ployed and earn this much, tion to afford it, it would be to brightening can be only a 3 — And as a jobholder, ence on Arab supplies. will be $1,113 90, up $71.10 your advantage to increase guess, however, for it as- you'll find the pressures in- 8 - And as a middle-in- over 1974. (Employers must, the amount of income you are sumes that, despite intense creasing to improve your pro- come taxpayer, you'll be pay- match the employe contribu- sheltering from tax through a pressures, there will be no ductivity and your striving ing a higher Social Security tion dollar for dollar.) As for Keogh plan. As for your two military catastrophe or for excellence — key secrets funds, an interesting fact line-up tax — for the' amount of your income tax cuts, if any, they breakdown in the world mon- to a return to economic stabi- pay subject to this tax is now will be concentrated among etary system. lity in our land. up to $14,100 against last lower-Income groups. If these assumptions are Unemployment well may year's base of $13,200. Your In sum, a grim year but warranted, these are your break the postwar peak of 7 9 tax if you earn $14,100 or brightening as it rolls on. SUCCESSFUL of more specific "pocketbook" per cent set more than a prospects: quarter-century ago in the re- INVESTING 1 — As a typical consumer, cession of 1048-49. It's most your cost of living will contin- improbable that the rate will National Realtors IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIII INTEREST ue to rise relentlessly — but fall rapidly, even if the eco- emerges when you compare the good news is that the nomic recovery is a lot their long-term performance pace of rise should become stronger than appears plau- records — despite their dis- First MerchantsTime Deposits considerably less intolerable sible. And even this won't re- post for Walker parate investment objectives than in 1(74. flect the millions working LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Real- their results are very close. Against the slump in the part-time because they .can't tor Kenneth L. Walker Jr., While B-2, the bond fund, has economies of most of the find full-time jobs or the huge president of Walker t Walk- plodded along on an unspec- Western world, the law of numbers (of women particu- er, Realtors, with offices in tacular course, S-4, a low- supply and demand must be- larly) who will drop out of the Shrewsbury, llolmdel and priced common stock fund, 650% -6.81% come more operative, and work force because they are Matawan, N.J., has been has bounced around like a yo- $500MINIMUM DEPOSIT 2 1/2 Year MatuntyAutomatically Renewable downward price trends al- utterly discouraged. elected as regional vice presi- yo. Yet, in the decade ready apparent in many raw 4 — As a borrower, you'll dent of the National Associ- through 1(73, S-4 was up M materials and crucial com- find it easier and a bit cheap- ation of Realtors at its (7th per cent in NAV, while B-2 modities must be translated er to get loans, but that's annual convention here. rose 57 per cent. Neither fund 6.00% - 6.27% into prices at the retail count- about all. Mr. Walker will represent did as well as the Standard It er. With any decent luck on Interest rates cannot drop the states of New York, Penn- Poor's 500 Average, which in- $50O MINIMUM DEPOSIT One Year Maturity Automatically Renewable crops, the upsurge in food much as long as the inflation sylvania and New Jersey. He creased 80 per cent. GROWTH PASSBOOK SAVINGS prices should abate in the sec- rate remains so high, because will be installed at the in- mm£\.£\f S500MINIMUM DEPOSIT Despite these funds' below- • WKJ/ Additionaldepositsaccepted ond half of the year. With evi- lenders are understandably augural meetings in San An- average performances, there dence growing that producers reluctant to tie up dollars at tonio, Tex. are some cogent reasons for of other basic raw materials lower rates of interest than Mr. Walker has long been retention. B-2 offers a high cannot form cartels similar to active in real estate activi- 5 the erosion in the buying pow- yield, currently close to 10 '•I I f{\ inamountsof$100ormore Interest that formed by the oil produc- er of those dollars. You'll get ties, and has served as presi- per cent, and protection of %kj^^F# \3 paidfromdayofdeposittodateof ers, declines in these prices a better deal than in 1974,' dent of the Monmouth County capital in declining markets permitted withdrawal must slow down prices of however. (N.J.) Board of Realtors, and - in the 1973-74 period B-2 many finished goods to us. was the New Jersey Associ- I cdrr.il Rt'Kuliitiiins permit premature withdrawals on the .iliove Time Depos- 5 — As a sawr, you'll con-' dropped 8.8 per cent versus a its provided the interest rate on the .inn unit withdrawn is redui ed to Regular tinue to get comparatively ation of Realtors' president in KeneU L. Walker The double-digit inflation 25 per cent drop in the S&P Passbook Savmjjs rate and three month s interest is forfeited which cursed us throughout rich returns on cash in sav- 1971. He has been a member Average. Converseley, S-4's of the National Association of al field. WE ALSO OFFER 1(74 should become single-di- ings accounts or in fixed-in- Mr. Walker is married to record in bear markets is git inflation in 1(75. The pock- come securities. Realtors' board of directors poor. In the 1073-74 period, REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS for the past three years. the former Lorraine Holiday etbook pinch will remain but This is because interest of Red Bank, N.J., and they this fund declined almost 80 Interest paid day of deposit to day of withdrawal. < (impounded it won't be so excruciating. rates will, I repeat, remain The regional vice president- have five children and one per cent. Recovery potential and paid quarterly, as lon^.is V> is kept on deposit 2 — As a new job-seeker, higher than in past eras. elect is a former Shrewsbury grandchild. is equally dynamic. In the you'll find the market very 6 — As an investor in borough councilman, former 1970-72 market, S-4 rose 91 per tough to crack, particularly if stocks, you should find 1975 member of that borough's Track trip set cent and in the month of Oc- you are inexperienced, young, more rewarding than 1974 Planning Board, and charter HAZLET — The Recreation tober, 1974, it jumped 20 per was. president of the Community Commission will sponsor a cent. Additional contributions That's not saying much, Appeal. bus trip to Liberty Belle to Keogh could be invested BEST BUYS considering that 1974 was a He holds membership In the Park, Philadelphia, on Satur- through one of the good quali- ON 75's year of disaster for millions. American Institute of Real day, Feb. 1, for a dinner par- ty, no-load growth funds, such But assuming lower interest Estate Appraisers and the So- ty and evening of harness as David L. Babson In- RATCUFFE rates, no worldwide crackup, ciety of Real Estate Ap- racing. Tickets will be sold on vestments or Johnston Mu- a recovery In the economy praisers, being personally ac- a fi|st come, first served tual. PONTIAC tive in the real estate apprais IT. IS, UTONTOWN 542 7800 beginning in mid-year or so, basis. Q - We have found certifi- cates for 500 shares of Gold- field Somerset Mining Com- pany, dated 1907. Where may 20 CONVENIENT COMMUNITY OFFICES I find out the present status Main Office 60 Neptune Blvd. Neptune. N I of these very old stock certifi- Mpmbw f cdi-rdl Kwrve System/ F ederal IVIHKII Insuram eCcirp TM A WINNER!" cates?.;. Mr. T. Ctmry, Red lUnl "The greatest response I've had from YOU CAN BE A WINNER TOO! Press Classified was when I offered Hera's how. 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For home delivery call toll free, ASBURY PARK PRESS 671 5200. Ask for Circulation. 10 The Dtriy Register SHREWSBURY, N J MQNDAY. JANUARY 13.1975 REDEEM FOODTOWN Board must rehear Gourmet Big Loafer Sliced variance application [WHITE BREAI SUPER MAXWELL FREEHOLD - Superior board will then reconsider the Court Judge Merrill Lane Jr. matter. HOUSECOFFEE has remanded to the Middle- A landowner seeking a vari- $ town Zoning Board of Adjust- ance on the ground of undue COUPONS merit a variance application hardship has the burden of loaves I—Hr.ri»t!.».«T by a Union City couple who proving such hardship, said 3 want to construct a house on the court, adding that the evi- an undersized lot in Tort dence produced before the l FOR SUPER Monmouth zoning board was insufficient The matter was brought to to justify the granting of a court by Enocent and Lena variance. SAVINGS Cazzola of Union City who William Himelman of Red want to construct a house on Bank, zoning board attorney, a tract of land they own at told the court that the zoners SLICE! York and Virginia Avenues, felt that smaller house could Port Monmouth. A variance be placed on the undersized KLEENEX was needed because the plain- lot which would be more in BACON tiffs had only an 8-foot side conformity with the lot size yard on Virginia Ave. where The proposed dwelling meets TISSUES 40-foot side yards are re- the zoning ordinance require- quired. The zoning board had ments but failed to meet the CUP THIS COUPpN denied the variance. side yard requirement. Judge Lane remanded the Howard A Roberts of Mid matter so thai the plaintiffs dletown, representing the SHOP FOODTOWN could present evidence to the plaintiffs, told the court that Florida zoning board concerning this if this were not a corner lot offer to sell the land without no variance would be re- JUICE ORANGES success. If such evidence, the quired. You Save More Tinton Falls readies AJAX 10 29UetH e*e per «4w(t ' school budget action CLEANSER lEl NEW SHREWSBURY - Bernard Gurman, who was The Tinton Falls Schools appointed to the board in Board of Education will in- June by Earl B. Garrison, 14-ox. co« troduce its 1975-1976 budget at county superintendent of a special meeting Feb. 5. schools, to break a tie in last A public hearing on the February's election between budget will be held Feb. 26. Donald Pegosh and Dr. Rich- . Food or Vu Two full-term and one two- ard Wexelblat, has filed for year unexpired term seats election to a two-year unex- from New Shrewsbury are pired term. available in the March 11 In Shrewsbury Township, election. which is Included in the Tin- ton Falls school district, LAYER CAKE Mrs Louise Mitchell has Julius Frickel has filed for re- filed for reelection to a full election to the only full term term. Mrs. Richard Wexelblat seat available. has filed for the full-term seat of Alvin G. Foster, who has Frank G. Oram, board pres- not yet submitted his candi- ident, said the board will hold a reorganization meeting dacy petition for reelection. Morton's US O A Choke March 17. Fresh Gov't. Insp. LEGAL NOTICE CORNED Fresh Oov't. Imp. wtth back NOTICI Parents to meet Separate Moled bids lor Lumber Sup QUARTERED pllfl for 1975-76 will be received bv the FREEHOLD - The Free- BEEF Middletown Township Board of Educo- hold Regional High School CHICKENS tlon at the Administration Building. 5* i AuorttxJ Flavor* No DepoiH-No Return CHICKEN Tlndoll Road, Mlodletown. N J up to BRISKET II 00 a.m.. prevailing time. Wednesday. District Title I Parent Coun- January 22, I97S. cil will meet Friday at 8 p.m. LEGS .b. Specifications and forms for bidding 55 may be secured at the office of the Sec at Freehold High School to Whole' retory, 59 Tlndoll Rood, Mlddlelown, VEAL STEAKS •.. Frs»h Gov'l. Insp. wtth wfnring N J 07741 discuss the progress of the FOODTOWN MET SODA «"~ Young ft T«noV Frenn _ _ JAMES W DAVIDHEISER •:•:•: Ib. new impounded funds pro- :•:•:•: Laundry Detergent QUARTERED JOO..3 * gram and the further estab- BEEF LIVER »65 Split or NOTICI lishment of programs using I Quartered CHICKEN ORDINANCE NO. M 74 Colonial Port Shoulde* f _ __ AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR surplus funds. AND AUTHORIZING THE PUR LIQUID DYNAMO Serf Ser.ke Deli Be BREAST 55 CHASE OF THREE SAND SPREA LEGAL NOTICE SMOKED BUTTS **V "h Ten rfcew tern libli Bin" *• DERS FOR THE USE OF THE MARL- Cut from young randw corn , Fr«h Coy'l. Imp. BORO TOWNSHIP ROAD DEPART NOTICE Chicken, Meat, or Liver Flavor MENT; ANO FURTHER PROVID RESOLUTION fad porters Frail Pork jfc Jk - MEATORBEtf £ INS THAT SAID SAND SPREADERS WHEREAS, there e«lsls a need for ou SHALL BE PAID FOR OUT OF THE dlt services, legal services, ond engi- SCHKKHAUS FRANKS CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND neering services, and SHOULDER BUTT 99* OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MARL- WHEREAS, funds are available lor fc BORO these purposes, and LINDY DOG FOOD ' BE IT OROAINED by toe Township WHEREAS. Ihe Local Public Con- Council of the Township ot Marlboro, as tracts Law (N.J.S.A. 40A II I et seal follows: requires thai the resolution awarding You Save More I. That three sand spreaders are hire- contracts for professional service! with by authorized to be purchased at a cost out competitive bids must be publicly od- not exceeding 113,000 for the use ot the vertlied, FARM FRESH PRODUCE! Rood Deportment of the Township of NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RE- Marlboro, which said sum Is hereby ap- SOLVED by the Township Committee ol propriated out of the Capitol Improve- the Township of Holmdel as follows: DEER PARK WATER. US "1 All Purpose Special Treat ment Fund and made available therefor 1) The Mayor and Clerk ore hereby ou by virtue of the provision or provisions fhorlttd and directed to execute agree FLORIDA TEMPLE HA. made In o budget or budgets previously menls with Joseph X. Seaman for audit Assorted Varieties Choice Mors el ^BK « odopted. ing services, S. Thomas Gagllono tor le- 1. That this ordinance shall lo»e effect gal services, and Leon S Avaklan for en- Immediately upon passage and puMIco gineering services for the year 197S. POTATOES tlonos required bv low 2) These controcti are awarded with- NOTICE out competitive bidding as "professional ORANGES 10.59 PUSLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that services" under the provisions of the Lo- the above ordinance was Introduced and cal Public Contracts Law because the PURINA CAT FOOD X 25' passed on flrtt reading of a meeting ot persons hereby appointed ore o Regis the Township Council ot the Township of tered Municipal Accountant, an At- $ Marlboro, In the County of Monmouth m Marinara, Mushroom, Meat, DELICIOUS APPLES 3»». 1 CALIFORNIA CARROTS 2c torney, and a Licensed Professional En C*p 1 Juicy ix Pries rroaen Farm fmrm $5.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; i ( $6.00 for 10 days; $2.00 each additional line; $10.00 for 20 Assorted Flavors (ffiiUlE CUT POTATOES S 69 CtMli ClIT POTATOES - days, $2.50 each additional line*. Deadline noon day before m publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-4000, ask for the CARNATION INSTANT BREAKFAST Date Secretary. You Save More EGGO WAFFLES - 59* SUNDAE CUPS Vt Today — For children, Dial-a-Story with a Biblical mor- al. Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of Mid- FOOD STORAGE GLAD BAGS dletown. Dial 671-3319. mDAIRY DEPT. SAVINGS! hurled legular Varieties Fresh Iraaktrom JANUARY 16 Monmouth County Audubon Society presents Audubon Wild Life Film. "Sweden - Mountains to the Sea." Wall FUDGE STRIPE GRAHAM COTTAGE Intermediate School, Rte 524 and Bailey's Corner Rd. COOKIES 8:15 p.m. Adults $2. students 50c CRACKERS KRISPi CHEESE JANUARY 17, 18 CRACKERS Middletown Township High School will present "Hello SunsMne lugar Honey FRESH SOUR CREAM Dolly" at 8:15 p.m. in the auditorium. Tickets can be pur- GRAHAM florUoi Citrus Unsweefenee; Fooavown Frei h chased at the door. CRACKERS GRAPIWUIT .*• JUKI JANUARY 19 "Godspell," Reformed Church of Keyport, Warren and Osborn Sts. Presented by the Lebanon Folk Choir, 7 APPniZtRKPT. SAVINGS! p.m. Free will offering

MAY 24-31 St. Agnes Church will sponsor a cruise on the SS Rot- MLOGNA terdam. For reservations and information, call Mrs Peg + SWOOD KPT. SAVINGS! Hawley at 291-0876. CODFISH FILLET JANUARY 26 Shrewsbury Chorale presents Honegger's "King Da- pun vid." Soloists Elizabeth Haynie, Sandra Brandt, Robert Spencer; organist Herbert Burtis, assisted by Clara New- kirk; narrator Ed Varian; director Paul Crammer. 8 p.m.', United Methodist Church. Red Bank. Donation. IAIYSNAMP00 —^ .— ••.-••-• •• r • JANUARY 2t wie» IIR« Keie^l , "Card Party" — Sponsored by Fairview civic associ- ation of Middletown Twp. at Fairview School Auditorium on Tues, Jan. 28 at 8 p.m. Admission $2 per person. CUP THIS COUPON CUP THB COUPON Prices effective ihrv le) y II enrjf. Net reiyontfcto for typefreyhkal erren. Metwher Twin Ceunty OVocen. We reterve the rifht to KmM •ate* to 3 p»ilippw *f any Mem. No) MM In COM II MONDAY JANUARY 13.1975 Snuffy Smith I Denim the Menace The [ferity Register 11

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Your horoscope, birthday Andy Capp MONDAY. JANUARY 13 and be pleasantly surprised, for promised. You may be tempted terprise this morning for the - Born today, you are a deeply you believe high hopes inspire to go back on a promise — but if Cancer who is able to see the emotional person but who, in success whereas puny expecta- you are wise, you'll find a way'to sum in the parts. keep faith with another. >u OI&NT EVEN SAY spite of that, is able to keep his tions do not. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -In- emotions under control. There You will Tind it difficult to feel crease production and its 'GOOD MORNING' oOESNT EVENSAY 'GOODNIQH PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - are few who realize the depths of fulfilled unless you succeed in rewards by increasing labor. Ex- WHEN YOU LEFT — Don't let yourself be taken com- your responses, for you manage both your work and your mar- ert your personality upon exist- pletely by surprise. Do what you to put forth an air of utter calm, riage. Not one to live alone and ing circumstances to create a can to prepare yourself for all of almost calculated reaction to like it, you need to know that you change. possible consequences of coming whatever goes on around you. have Miccc'sshillv established VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - action. You need only take care that you and maintained an intricate per- You can make the desired im- don't practice such low-keyed sonal relationship with a mem- ARIES (March 21-April 19) - pression if you are quick to per- reactions to the point of being ber of the opposite sex — just as The present situation on the ceive another's basic prejudices. unable to show emotion when it you need to know that you have employment scene may be tak- Don't play your hand too soon. ing more out of you than you is necessary to do so. Not only not wasted your talents, that you LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - realize. Try for a little time to you but loved ones and close have harnessed them to produc- There may be a tendency to let yourself during work hours. friends will suffer if you fail to tive enterprises. others do all the work today. demonstrate what you feel. To find what is in store for you TAljRUS (April 20-May 20) Avoid anything which could tomorrow, select your birthday -Unless your right hand is fully prove a distraction and, thus, a A direct, straightforward, and aware of what your left hand is source of trouble. If"" HOW OO YOU [ OONT WANT IT TOO LJONS SOMEWHERE BETWEEN and read the corresponding ( WAMT VOUR MAIR ANO I DON'T WANT IT A SHEEP DOG AND A honest person yourself, you ex- paragraph. Let your birthday doing, you are bound to compli- SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - CUT? MEXICAN HAIRLESS.' pect others to be the same - and star be your daily guide. cate matters. A lack of Don't underestimate your own are disappointed when and if * * * knowledge leads to losses. ability to do the job right. Given others do not live up to those ex- Tuesday. January 14 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - half a chance, you can prove as pectations. You are not a very ( AI'KICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. The reputation of a loved one valuable to the present project good judge of people — but you 19) -i-A difficult day requires may be at stake. Do your best to as the next fellow. are a good student and can learn that you maintain your own see that the best light is thrown SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- to judge them better than your calm above all else. You should on all aspects of the present Dec. 21) -Consider your own natural ability would allow. be able to win out over very situation in the home. motives before setting out on a Even so, you would rather ex- groat odds today. CANCER (June 21-July 22) - course of serious action. You pect more of another and be dis- AQUARIUS "(Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Public events and personal ac- may be acting from fear rather appointed than to expect less. -Principles must not be com- tivities merge into a single en- than conviction.

Nubbin Sheinwold's bridge advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD South's anatomy sight; you can't digest them UU...MV UI5TO©( (WHATPIP you If South is greedy enough to all. South dealer TEST PAPBR • L£TAf1EOUE6 When I was a little boy, but pjay a low spade from dum- DAILY QUESTION fiasl-Wcst vulnerable V so?.. 7o?.. ^y old enough to know better, I my, East wins with the king Dealer at your right bids NORTH had to be told that my eyes of spades and promptly re- one heart. You hold: S — J 10 were bigger than my stom- turns a heart. 9H-AQJD-.AK2C- ty 7 ach. The same thing happens Q 8 7 4. What do you say? 0 084 to bridge players. East gets in with the king Answer: Bid one notrump. * J 10 951 2 West opens the four of of clubs in time to lead anoth- WEST KAS1 er heart, and South is down This shows 16 to 18 points hearts, and South wins the 4 765 4 K842 two. with balanced distribution first trick with the queen. De- and at least three suits V K 10642 (J 9853 South should take the first O J 10 6 5 0 9 7.1 clarer leads a low club, and stopped — including the oppo- spade trick with the ace and 4> K6 West takes the ace. nent's suit. The requirements + A immediately knock out the SOUTH West isn't fooled by the first are just the same as for an king of clubs. 4 1 109 trick; he knows that South opening bid of one notrnmp has the jack of hearts and Now the defenders can get ('A Pocket Guide to Bridge' O AK2 Pogo that it can do no good to lead the king of spades as well as written by Alfred Sheinwold • Q 8 7 4 another heart. their two clubs, but declarer is available. Get your copy by South West North KliM West therefore shifts to a takes the other ten tricks. , sending 50 cents to The Red 1 NT Pass 2 NT Pass spade. This gives us a chance The moral is very simple. Bank Register, P.O. Box 1111, 3 NT All Pass to learn something about 1 •NOW HM A U3N« P6BIOP , Don't take every finesse in Los Angeles, Calif. 90053 ) Openinp lead - C O^ >?//-COOPeRATION.' 7 ^ NEXT TIME YOU SEKVE, TAKE THE BALLS OUT OF THE

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Mrs. Ellen Kelleher re- A Division of JC^enney Co., Inc. mains as the board's clerk- secretary, a post she has held jCPenney for eight years. V«il You can u» your THRIFT DRUG STORES P.nn.y Chora* Card at BEST BUYS all Thrift Prut *tor»i_ ON 7sV PRESCRIPTION SERVICE RATOffE OPEN MON. THRU FRI. 9:30 to 10 P.M. PONTMC \ HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN PLAZA SAT. 9:00 to 10:00 P.M. IT. 35, UrOOTOWN 542-7*00 MIDDLETOWN NEXT TO SHOP-RITE SUNDAY 9:30 to 5:30 The Daily Register Grocer, 92, retires and closes SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1975 store that almost never closed By MARYBETH ALLEN work was dangerous and he worried about who would STATE RED BANK - The shelves care for his family If he should be injured or killed. By The Associated PKM are empty now and the store which almost never closed is Some of his friends had set- locked up tight. tled in New Jersey and he de- The S. Schipani & Son gro- cided to follow suit. Nursing homes probe expanded cery store, 2 Riverside Ave., While working for the rail- TRENTON - The state is investigating whether county has gone out of business; and road, he realized that he welfare workers are on the payrolls of nursing homes to a remaining shred of a by- would be happier if he could which they can refer clients. gone era has gone along with be his own boss. To this date, Matthew P. Boylan, director of the Division of Criminal it. one particular incident stands Justice, said yesterday he had asked all county prosecutors to Salvatore Schipani, who out in his mind. One cold day find out if welfare workers are paid by nursing homes where founded the business in 1919, the men were working out- their clients go. wUl mark his 92nd birthday doors and their lunches froze. Boylan said his division also will look into whether two Jan. 25 — and he plans to They built a fire so they could aides to the chairman of the state Senate Institutions, Health give himself the gift of retire- thaw them out — and the boss and Welfare Committee - Sen. Joseph Hirkala, D-Passaic - ment. It's taken about a year objected. exerted any influence to impede a legislative probe of nurs- to make the decision and his ing homes. health and that of his son, His own boss The aides - Richard Grosso and Roger Buckalew - op- Pat, were factors. It was then that Mr. Schi- erate two of the largest nursing homes in the state. Grosso is pani decided he would work Also taken into consid- for a dollar a day if he could president of the New Jersey Association of Health Care Facil- eration were the fact that su- ities. Neither received a salary for the legislative work be his own boss. So he set up permarkets have taken a big a grocery store across from Last week, Hirkala's committee released a bill creating a chunk of the business and the his home in a building owned panel to investigate nursing homes. The bill was released possibility that highrise apart- by George Allen, who at the amid charges by its sponsor, Sen. John J. Fay Jr., UMiddle-, ments might be built on the time was town engineer. sex, that "powerful lobbyists" had succeeded in keeping the site. So the Schipani family bill from a legislative vote for several years. has put the store up for sale For 56 years, Mr. Schipani "There's something not quite right with it," Boylan said or rent and has moved from remained a businessman in of Grosso and Buckalew working for Hirkala. "It's obvious the house behind it to a home that area. His first store, that a committee that regulates or considers matters per- in Eatontown. which has been torn down, taining to the regulation of an industry ought not to have was on the site of the current Isn't easy parking lot. Then, in 1939, the people associated with that industry." Making the move hasn't CLOSING UP SHOP - S. Schipani & Son, the Red birthday this month. He worked to the last day and three-story house which was weighed one of his lost orders with mixed emo- been easy because most of their home was moved back Bank grocery store and delicatessen which almost the customers are also count- 60 feet to make way for con- never closed, Is out of business. Salvatore Schipani, tions. Murdered nurse's burial today ed as friends. "Saying good- struction of the existing struc- who founded the store In 1919, will mark his 92nd bye is sad," comments the LEONIA — Maria Faschiug, the 21-year-old nurse who ture. -•younger Mr. Schipani, "but himself, roasted peanuts and — but he's still strong and reading his "El Progresso" "hard work, integrity, and in- was stabbed to death last week in a friend's home by an un- Moving the house, the we all need,a-Jest." sold them for 5 cents a bag, healthy." Italian newspaper, and ner peace through religion identified man and boy, is to be buried from St. John's Roman younger Mr. Schipani says, and made his own vinegar watching "Perry Mason" on and family closeness." Catholic Church here today. He notes that his father has cost $250 and took two weeks. He worked day and night — never believed in vacations and wine. TV. Miss Faschiug is scheduled to be buried at Madonna Cem- Until their recent move to and when the Depression He will especially miss his and you had to be sick to get During those days, the etery in Fort Lee after a 10 a.m. funeral at St. John's. Eatontown, they occupied the came, things were rough. He Open 7 days customers from the Navesink a day off. For the elder Mr. trolley went by right near the recalls that he issued a lot of He shakes his head when It House and other nearby She was killed Wednesday afternoon, apparently after she second and third floors and store. But Mr. Schipani was Schipani, work has been a rented apartments'on the credit; and after the bills comes to current grocery apartment dwellings. And refused to perform a sex act on the man, while six of her way of life. usually too busy to notice. In friends were held captive as the intruders ransacked the first. came due, a lot of people nev- prices. He notes that with the odds are the customers will He was bom in Italy in 1883 addition to being a business- house. er came back. Some, how- exception of the past two miss him, his family, and the and came to this country at The store featured produce, man, he was also homemaker ever, "stuck with him" and Christmas and New Year's dog and cat which were On Saturday, Bergen County Prosecutor Joseph Woodcock the age of 20. He settled first including tomatoes which Mr and parent. said officials had received hundreds of phone tips from people remained as customers until days, the store was open sev- "community pets." in Pennsylvania, where he Schipani grew in his garden. Between customers, he the end, which was Friday. - en days a week. who said they had seen the man, described as about 45-years- worked in a coal mine until And during the early days, he would wash and iron clothes Many of the former custom- old, and his accomplice, a 12-year-old boy. the death of his wife caused made deliveries via bicycle. and prepare jneals "He sent Mr. Schipani, who was ac- The man who was known as ers have commented that S. "The fact people are calling Is at least encouraging," him to do some thinking. Sugar was selling for 10 cents us to school and did every- tive in the business until the "GrandpV to many of his Schipani & Son was more Woodcock said. "Under these circumstances it gives us a bet- He was 42 and the father of and coffee for 39 cents per thing for us," says the young Very last day, now looks for- customers attributes his suc- than a place for groceries. It ter opportunity. There's somebody that's going to see them, three small children. The pound. He ground the coffee Mr. Schipani. "Jt wasn't easy ward to tending his garden, cess to his lifelong belief In was a place for friendship. they can't hide that good." He said tips had directed investigators to Long Island, the Pennsylvania Turnpike and Florida. Woodcock said the spe- cial number for confidential tips on the case is (201) 646-2407. State orchestra and guests win plaudits Man held in 1972 coed slaying By MARVBETH ALLEN proud. Its skills were especially apparent for the three well- Record has it that it was B.J. Cramer who first called this NEWARK — A Maplewood accountant described by po- orchestrated movements "Allegro," "Andante," and "Vivace work the "Jupiter" symphony as a way to emphasize its God- lice as a loner with a history of mental disorders was slated RED BANK — Murray Glass, who conducts without a non troppo." like perfection. Every instrument and every musical nuance to be arraigned here today in the 1972 slaying of South Orange baton, has the New Jersey State Orchestra In the palm of his The audience was swept along in the symphonic sea and is played for all it's worth. coed Joan Kramer. hand. at the conclusion of the work, resounding applause drew Mr. Otto Neil NUson, 40, was charged with the killing Friday Each note rings with crystal clarity. And collectively, And yesterday, as he competed with the Super Bowl for Berg and Mr. Masters back for two curtain calls. night when he was arrested at his home by Essex County au- they create a work which is both very lofty and very beau- an audience, he spun a musical web of beauty which was ap- Mr. Berg received his B.S. and M.M. degrees as a full thorities. tiful. preciated by those attending the concert at the Monmouth scholarship student at the Juilliard School, where he studied He was being held without bail pending the hearing before The musical selections were both well chosen and weU Arts Center. violin with Ivan Galamian and chamber music with Nathan done. And, unlike the Super Bowl, there were no losers. County Court Judge Julius Feinberg. Guest artists performing for the medium-size crowd were Milstein and Maurice Eisenberg. He also studied in Europe According to Asst. Essex County Prosecutor Anthony Bruce Berg, first violinist of the Amid Quartet, In residence with Sandor Vegh and Joseph Szigeti. Mautone, NUson and Miss Kramer did not know each other at Hamiliton-Kirkland Colleges and Colgate University, and Acclaimed widely when the 24-year-old Columbia University student dis- Michael Masters, cellist with the Harry Chapin group. He has received acclaim for recital appearances through- appeared near her home. Along with Chapin, who noted that the Monmouth Arts out this country, Europe, and most recenUy in South America, The case had left police puzzled for months and Miss Kra- Center looked like""a funky old theater," Mr. Masters was where he went on tour under auspices of the State Depart- mer's father even paid a $20,000 ransom to an anonymous cal- here several months ago. Then he was casually clad and re- ment. ler eight days before his daughter's body was found. The laxed. Yesterday, attired in a conservative dinner jacket, he Mr. Masters won first prize in the International Maurice money was never recovered. appeared tense. And as he repeatedly ran fingers through his Eisenberg Cello Competition in Estoril, Portugal. He was Mautone said there was no indication that NUson was con- longish hair to sweep it back from his face, he was as much a born in 1948, began to study piano when he was four, and nected with the ransom money. distraction as he was an attraction. turned to the cello when he was eight. He received his mas- According to officials at the Veterans Hospital in East Or- SkUled cellist ters degree from Juilliard and is co-author with Maurice Eis- ange, Nilson had been admitted twice there in the past three enberg of an edition of the six suites of Bach which is to be months. The hospital spokesman said Nilson was treated in Whether he's dealing in pops or classics, he's a skilled cel- list — it's just that his performance is much smoother to the published soon. the pulmonary services section, where chest and mental ail- The orchestra was definitely up to the challenge of ments are care for. ears than to the eyes. From a somewhat frenzied beginning, he fell into stride with Mr. Berg for Brahms' "Concerto for Beethoven's "Overture to Fidelio," with which the program Police said the divorced certified public accountant lived Violin, Cello, and Orchestra." got off to a start. In less than 10 minutes, via a blend of gen- alone in a three-room office-apartment. Mr. Berg is controlled, consistent, competent — and his' tleness and power, the orchestra proved its skill. Miss Kramer's nude and badly decomposed body was performance provided balance for that of Mr. Masters. Music And with Mozart's "Symphony No. 41," the concert ended found 13 days after her disappearance on August, 15,1972, in a by the orchestra flowed as smoothly as a river and notes by much the way it began. Again, the musicians did a masterful ditch in Elizabeth River Park in Union Township. the guest artists were like pebbles tossed in as highlights and job of conveying strength and power. Presented were "Allegro then swept along in the current. vivace," "andante cantabile," "Menuetto," and "Allegro mol- November sales tax revenue off The orchestra is something of which the state can be to." The state Treasury Department has disclosed that sales . tax revenues declined last November, creating the need for spending reductions to balance the current budget. State Treasurer Richard C. Leone said that the sales tax fines are vacated receipts wre $00.7 million in November, compared to $61 mil- lion for the same month the previous year. The decline FREEHOLD - Superior at the municipal hearing. tracted to them. on behalf of the borough, con- marked the first time that sales tax receipts were lower com- Court Judge Patrick J. Judge McGann said, for in- He also pointed to the fact tended that no notice needed pared to the same month in the previous year. McGann Jr. Friday over- stance, there was no in- the borough didn't give five to have been given. He said The state had anticipated that sales tax receipts for No- turned a Keyport minicipal dication in the record that the days notice to the owners of abatement was a separate vember would be $65.3 million court conviction of Dr. and debris attracted flies. It very property, ordering the aUeged provision of the public health Leone said, "This Is the most distressing revenue report Mrs. Ernest Stitch and Globe weU might be, he added, that nuisance abated, before is- code and held that a sum- In recent years. It confirms our fears about the impact of the Court Properties and vacated the beer cans are so old and suing summons to them on mons could be issued for vio- FINISHING TOUCHES - Murray Glass, right, economic downturn on New Jersey's tax base and indicates $50 in fines levied against dried out that "no self-re- Sept. 19. lation of that part of the code conductor of the New Jersey State Orchestra, con- even further budget shortfall." them for maintaining a nublic specting fly" would be at- Robert V. Thayer, arguing which declares a nuisance to ferred with violinists Earl R. Weidner Jr., left, and The five per cent sales tax is the state's largest single health nuisance on tvro va- be unlawful without an abate- Oscar Mendelson prior to yesterday's perform- revenue producer. cant lots in Keyport. ment order being issued. ance at the Monmouth Arts Center, Red Bank. Leone said the latest figures make spending cuts during Dr. and Mrs. Stitch, the Abatement, Mr. Thayer the current fiscal year ending June 30 inevitable. owners of one of the lots, and EAI work force said, is a separate recourse Until now. Gov. Brendan T. Byrne's administration has Globe Court Properties, a available to the municipality. stressed the need to raise new taxes to balance the budget in corporation solely owned by Judge McGann replied that Terms suspended the next fiscal year, in which it has projected a shortage of Dr. Stitch and the owner of he couldn't understand the over $400 million. the other lot, were found is reduced by 55 logic of that argument. If a The November sales tax receipts are the lowest of Ihe guilty by Keyport Municipal condition isadjudged to be a Judge Ronald Horan on Oct. WEST LONG BRANCH - ber is nearlng an end, and in welfare fraud five months so far reported in the current fiscal year. public health nuisance, then/~~ Leone made no mention of increasing taxes immediately 30 of maintaining a public A reduction of less than 4 per some classes of work associ- cent of the F.lectronic Associ- ated with such companies and that condition should be\ FREEHOLD - Four coun- May, 1973, was sentenced to lo head off a budget deficit in the current fiscal year. health nuisance because of abated he said. If it is only beer cans and debris standing ates, Inc., domestic U.S. work product lines are no longer women one from New 364 days in the county jail of force was announced here by required. that a parHcular shrewsbury, one from Free- which she is to serve 90 days on the property. The lots are g "may" become a hold, and two from Asbury Fish rare to area waters found adjacent to one another at the Edward A. Petkn, company with the balance suspended — A recent internal reorga- nuisance if allowed to contin- Park, who had admitted de- MARGATE — A silver grey fish measuring more than a corner of Broad and First president. and three years probation. nization disclosed certain du- ue, then the condition isn't frauding the county Welfare font long and reportedly seen only twice before in North At- streets in Keyport. The sentences on the Smith Of the 55 employes leaving plications of effort that have yet a nuisance and should not board, were directed to make and Grier women were im- lantic waters has been found by youths playing on the boat-h active employment with the Judge Horan had fined Dr. been eliminated be considered a violation of restitution to that agency. posed by County Court Judge here. company, 40 were in- and Mrs. Stitch $25 for the the code, he added. Isabel Smith, 42, of 40 Wil- John P. Arnone. The fish, looking like a large sunfish with long, graceful voluntarily terminated. The — Analysis of future mar- violation for their lot and liams St., New Shrewsbury, Mary King and Lillie Mae fins, has been stuffed and in on display in the Philadelphia remainder accepted early re- kets in the computer field has In any case, the judge held, fined the corporation $25 for who had pleaded guilty to a King, both of Lincoln Village, Academy of Natural Sciences. tirement or left at their own changed the direction of some there was no testimony or the other lot. charge of defrauding the wel- had pleaded guilty to a Lehigh University Biologist Dennis Allen identified the request. Most of those termi- on-going development work, other proof offered at the mu- Judge McGann, In rever- fare board of $3,080 by failing charge of conspiring to obtain fish as a big scale pomfret or Taractes lingipinncs. a native of nated were from the West causing a work force imba- nicipal hearing to prove that sing Judge Koran's ruling and to report she was also receiv- $8H4 under false pretenses be- tropical waters. Long Kntnch facility. lance in certain departments. the condition on the two lots The fish was struggling in Ihc surf when discovered sev- declaring the property owners constituted a nuisance under ing support payments be- tween November, 1972, and eral weeks ago by the youngsters. innocent, held that there was Reasons for Ihe action, ac- "We believe EAI is now the code tween November, 1970, and April, 1973. Mary King was no proof in the record of the cording to the spokesman, November, 1972. was given a accused of not residing in the properly staffed to meet its The borough of Kcyporl, earlier proceeding that Ihe suspended two-tn-thr.ee year state when receiving the mon- were: current requirements," Mr. through its Board of Health,1 Three teen-agers killed in crash existence of the beer cans Petko stated ami added that *^jprmatory term and three ey and Lillie King was ac- — The deferment of orders has adopted the slate Public DEPTFORD - Three Philadelphia teen-agers have died and debris on I ho.lot con- efforts have been organized years probation. cused, of signing the checks. being placed by customers Health Nusiance Code as its in an accident that sent their car plunging into a creek stituted a nuisance 'under the lo assist terminated employes Claudia R Crier, 38. of 507 Superior Court Judge M. awaiting clarification of na- health code. borough's public health code. in finding satisfactory new Bridge Road, Freehold, who Raymond McGowan. besides They were identified as Edward Done, 18. Anthony tional economic trends. Blundi. 18. and Gail Davis. 18. He also criticized the lack of positions including arrange- James Leone, a West Long admitted defrauding the wel- ordering restitution, gave Police said the car left the road yesterday, crashed any presentation of the quali- — The disposition of subsi- ments for interviews with Branch attorney, represented fare board of $3,991 by failing each of the women suspended through a guardrail and into Big Timber Creek. Cause of fications of the borough's pub- diary companies and product prospective new employers in the Slitchs and Globe Court to disclose that she was em- reformatory terms and placed death was drowning lie health officer who testified lines announced last Septem- the area. Properties at Ihe appeal. ployed between May, 1972 and them oil one year probation

I 14 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. JANUARY 13 1975 January bridals are announced Morrisy-Callinan Rjsseeuw-Miller NAVKSINK - All Saints' Memorial Episcopal Church \TIWTU HIGHLANDS - Mis* Cath- Miss Virginia Fanning and Mrs. Patricia Sebr- was the setting here Saturday for the marriage of Miss Mary erine Mar* ( alunan and Jamw .1 Morrisy owski Pamela I.eddy was flower girl. Mercer Miller and Paul W Risseeuw The Rev. Harry R. So- were nun 1 I«HI lure Saturday in si Anncs Ro- Joseph Suchocki was best man and the ivnscn offidatedmt the ceremony, which was followed by a man Catholic Church The Rev. Valentine Ag- ushers were Thomas Ahern. Richard Nobile reception in the Monmouth Hills Club iiocius celebrated the Nuptial Mass There and Raymond Sebrowski Parents of the couple are Merchant Marine Capl. and was a reception in Fishermen's Wharf, Rum- Mrs Morrisy was graduated from Rum- Mrs fj. Reynolds Miller. Jupiter. Fla.. formerly of Monmoulh Mill son-Fair Haven Regional High School and the Mills, and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Risseeuw. Milwaukee, Wis Parents tl the couplt are Mr and Mrs fashion division of The Berkeley School. Kast Miss Sarah P. Davis and Hugh Risseeuw were the Qermoi T CaUinan, BK Washington St.. Rum- Orange She is employed by Bamberger's. Ka- couple's honor attendants. sun. ;mil Mr and Mrs Nelson Murns\. 17 Sim- tnntown The bride attended Mitchell College and was.graduated Mrs. James Morris* pson Aw here The bridegroom, an alumnus of Christian from the University of Vermont. (Nee Catherine Callinun) Brothers Academy. Llncroft, is attending Mr. Risseeuw is a graduate of Webb Institute of Naval Ar- Mtendlag the brkto were Miss Kathleen Monmouth College, West Lung llranch. chitecture and received a master's degree from the Univer- (Javanagh, maid ol tumor; Mis Kllen Ahern, They will reside here Mrs. DoaaM M. l.aKounlaln Jr. sity of Michigan He is a naval architect and marine engineer Mrs. Paul Rlssee«w (Nee Nancy I.ee Winterbauer) at the Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics. (Nee Mary Miller) Lebsack-Becker They will make their home in l.yme. Conn. KEANSBURG - In SI Ann Roman Catho- Mrs. Lebsack was graduated from Mater LaFountain-Winterbauer lic Church here Saturday. Miss Mary Mar- Dei High School. New Monmouth. and attend- guerite Becker, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. ed Fairleigh Dickinson University, Madison WEST LONG BRANCH - In Old First United Methodist Mrs. LaFountain attended the University of Hawaii and Frederick w Becker Sr., 4-t Ninth St., West Before her marriage she was employed as Church here .Ian. 4. Miss Nancy I.ee Winterbauer, daughter of Monmouth College and is a student at Brookdale Community .Keimburg, became the bride of Airborne manager of trucking and delivery for Mont- Mr and Mrs Jerome Winterbauer. 9 Windsor Drive, became College. Lincroft. Ranger i-'nst 1.1 Dale Edward Lebtack. son gomery Ward, El Paso, Tex. the bride of Donald Mark l.aFountain It., son of Mr. I.aFoun- of Mr iinri Mrs Paul I.ebsuck of Tucson, Ariz. - The bridegroom attended Christian Brothers Academy. Her husband is an alumnus of Rincon High tain of Puerto Rico, and Mrs. Peter .1 Weslergard. 3 Sailers School. El Paso, and received a BS degree Llncroft. Marlboro High School, and was graduated from the The Kev Gregory Vaughkn officiated at Way, Rumson • Wayne School. He Is the grandson of Dr. and Mrs. C. Malcolm from the University of Arizona, Tucson. He The Rev. John S. DuBois officiated at the ceremony, the ceremony Thru' was I reception in Buck completed the Armored Officer Basic Course B. Oilman of Rumson Mr LaFountain is a. descendant of Smith's Restaurant. Kast Keansburg. which was followed by a reception here in the Squires Pub. Nicholas Gilman. signer of The Constitution for New Hamp- at Ft. Knox, Ky, and Ranger School, Ft; Ben- Attending the bride were Lyle Ann Kendall, maid of hon- Attending the bride were l.oretta Becker. ning, da. Formerly platoon leader of F Troop. shire, and Robert Hunter. Continental Governor of New Jer- or; Daphne Hunter Lisowky, matron of honor, Linda Susan sey. Mrs. Dale Lebsark maid of honor, and Catherine Becker Paula 2nd Squadron. 3rd Armored Cavalry. Ft Bliss, Dickins, Pamela Clifton and Darcy Haines l.aFountain (Nee Mary Becker) Marie Ferguson was flower girl Kl Paso, he is reporting to Flight School at Ft Paul .1 Oslansky was best man. Ushers were Mr. West- Mr. LaFountain is associated with A. A. LaFounlain. Steven Peterson was best man and l.t Rucker. Ala , where they will reside after a ergard, Vlnce Grem, Peter Winterbauer and Jonathan Tee- Carlstadt, a family owned business. Rolh Schlech was the usher. motor trip south. ter. Mr. and Mrs. LaFountain reside in Rumson. Steihman-Oman KEVPORT - Miss Made- Steinman were Alma Oman Retired businesswoman line Oman and Brian D. Stein and Margaret Tannahtlt. man were married here Jan. Mark Steinman was best I in Gethsemane Lutheran man and the ushers were Church by the Rev. Henry W Douglas Tannahill and Denny is first to join SCORE Braasch. Kircher. There was a recep- RED BANK - Mrs. Do- get retired businesswomen to ingly important part in the tion in the Holmdel Motor The bride was graduated rothy Davidson, Pinckney join our lively chapter for counseling service of this AC- Inn. from Raritan High School and Road, is the first woman to several years," he says. "We TION and Small Business Ad- Parents of the couple are was employed at Ft. Mon- join Monmouth Chapter 36. welcome Dorothy with open ministration sponsored group. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Oman, mouth. Mr. Steinman is a arms and repeat our in- Sat. Jan. 11 Service Corps of Retired Ex- Mrs. Davidson will be as- 19 Oregon Ave . Hazlet, and graduate of Palm Beach Ju- ecutives (SCORE). vitation to other retired busi- Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Steinman nior College and is employed nesswomen to join our ef- signed cases dealing with of West Palm Beach, Fla. by Ferrin Signs Co. Announcement has been forts." management, which is her special skill. She is the 18th thru Miss Barbara Oman was They will make their home made by Henry Hurwitz of Mrs. Davidson is the widow member of the local chapter maid of honor for her twin in Lake Worth, Fla., after a Mrs. Brian Steinman Fair Haven, chapter chair- of Ezra Davidson, who with and Mr. Hurwitz says four ad- sister. Also attending Mrs. motor trip south. (Nee Madeline Oman) man. "We have been trying to his brothers founded a gro- Jan. 18th ditional applications are pend- cery store on Broad St. which ing in Washington, where ap- for years was the borough's pointments are made. Contemporary GARDEN POTPOURRI largest. The business later HAZLET - The Root and 16 nursing assistants *as moved across the street Furniture Branch Garden Club will open u> the west side and it is now Psychologist \\i 1975 season with a slide known as Davidson's Liquors. to air testing gram "Flower Garden Mrs. Davidson, who is now Potpourri" by Mrs. J. Em- end MAECOM course retired, became active in the HOLMDEL - Dr. William Satz, superintendent of mett Collins, a club member. FREEHOLD - A group of course was held at the hospi- Lucia, Diane J. Garry, Wendy business after the death of VkfcngHouse schools and Dr. Thomas Ma- The meeting will be con- 16 area women have received tal in association with the Gasko, Barbara Gibbons and her husband in 1951. She be- honey school psychologist will ducted tomorrow at the North certificates after completing Monmouth Adult Education Shirley Hunt. longs to the choir and the Sis- 2113 HWY 35 OAKHURST 493-4404 discuss the Holmdel Village Centerville Firehouse at 8 a program of instruction for Commission 1 Main St., Ea- Also, Claudine Jones, Sally terhood of Congregation B'nai 17t Mil** South ol Eatontown Circle North Bound Lin* school's testing programs and 3 Mll»« North ot Aabury Pwk Circle p.m. The arrangement com- nursing assistants at the tontown. M. Mack, Pamela Matthews, Israel, Rumson. petition for the month is Freehold Area Hospital. Nina Reins, LaDonna C. Members of SCORE volun- results, when the Holmdel OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. The in-hospital, pre-employ- Village School PTA meets WED. & FRI. 10 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. "Simplicity," using no more The concentrated four-week ment program combined both Schwieh, Margit E. Sev- teer their time to counsel those than three flowers. erinsen, L. Beverly Torchia who have or are interested in tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the all practical and classroom ex- purpose room. perience in preparing students and Louisa P. linger. establishing small businesses. SCOUT REGISTRATION The categories to be explor- for jobs in hospitals, nursing They also conduct seminars FAIR HAVEN - First gra- ed include: Were you satis- homes, medical offices and PUPPETS DISPLAYED at locations including Brook- ders interested in joining the fied with your child's results? extended care facilities RUMSON - On display this dale Community College, Lin- Brownies may register Jan. Did your child perform to Among the subjects covered month at the Oceanic Free croft, and the Eastern Branch 23 from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in the above average, average, or during the course were Library, Ave. of Two Rivers, of the Monmouth County Li- Sickles School gymnasium. below average standards? If patient care, patient feeding, is a collection of hand and fin- brary, Shrewsbury. Mrs. Charles Burrus, 62 High- above average standards are pro and post-operative nurs- ger'type puppets, including Several national offices and land Ave., neighborhood met will that child be allowed ing care, team nursing and Sesame Street's Big Bird. Li- a number of state SCORE ef- chairman, announces that to develop at his pace within newcomers to the area may supervised practical ex- brary hours are from 10 a.m. forts are headed by women, r the school situation? If below register for other Girl Scout perience. • to 5 p.m. tomorrow, Wednes- who are taking an increas- day, Friday and Saturday, average will the child auto- levels at the same time. Mrs. The graduates are Anne An- THEME CHOSEN matically be helped and if not Burrus may be contacted for nese, Ruth M. Batkin, Be- and from 1 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday and Thursday. RED BANK - Hearts and why? Other questions from additional information. verly J. Blister, Joanne De- Flowers is the theme chosen parents are invited. for the Feb. 11 noon luncheon Refreshments will be planned by the Red Bank served. Catholic High School PTA. • Mrs. Laurence Donahue is chairman of the event, that BEST BUYS New Year, New You. will take place in Shore Ca- ON 75's sino, Atlantic Highlands, and feature fashions from Wech- RATCLIFFE slers, Red Bank. Mrs. An- PONTIAC Half price for two at thony Bruno is vice chairman. IT. 35, MTONTOWN 542-7100

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Don't miss this once a year clearance sale. per person per week. When a body needsto friend Complete i-month (at a price any body can afford). program for two. Regular price: $300 per person Elaine Powers per week. Unlimited visits. Figure Salons be a quiet standout SALE DOES NOT we'll help you at . . INCLUDE PATERNA YARNS i i ELAINE POWERS FIGURE SALONS 1974 RED BANK (Shrewsbury) 544-1773 Route 35 COLTS TOWNE SHOPPES RT. 34, COLTS NECK. N.J. FLORA Shrewsbury Plaza Shopping Center 201-431-5816 III hronil tjlreel red bank, n.j. — also Bricklown — 255-3350 — Bay Harbour Plaza SHREWSBURY. N J, MONDAY. JANUARY 13. 1975 15 Dilley-Heller Engagements HOLMDEL - Mr and Mrs del High School and is em- George F Heller, Longbridge ployed as a checker by the Road, announce the engage- Acme, Lincroft. Plath-Griffiths ment of their daughter, Miss Lorraine Helen Heller, to Mr. Dilley was graduated M1DDLETOWN - Mr. and ated from Middletown Town- Dennis Darwin Dilley, son of from Berrien High School, Mrs. Robert R Griffiths, 46 ship High School and is a se- Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Dilley served three years in the U S Richard Ter, announce the nior at Loyola University, of Berrten Springs, Mich. A Army, and is now attending engagement of their daugh- New Orleans, La. She is • June wedding is planned. Lake Michigan College, Bent- ter, Misi Kathleen Marie member of Theta Phi Alpha Miss Heller attended Holm- on Harbor, Mich. Griffiths, to William Henry national sorority. Plath, son of Mr. and Mrs! Al- Mr. Plath, an alumnus of Miss Aravtn Miss Hagbes bert Plath, & Ninth St., West Raritan High School, is em- Keansburg A November wed- ployed by International Fla- Higgins-Van De Walker ding is planned vors and Fragrances, Union OCEANPORT - Lt. Col. West Long Branch. She is em- Andia-Aravecz Miss Griffiths was gradu- Beach. and Mrs William H. Van De ployed by the U.S. Army Au- MIDDLETOWN - Mr and town Township High School Walker, S Irma Place, an- dit Agency, Ft. Monmouth, Mrs. Roy B. Aravecz, 9 Acker She attended Chamberlayne nounce the engagement of and is a member of the Inter- Drive, announce the engage- Junior College, Boston, Mass, Hillman-peMarco their daughter, Miss Michele national Accountants' Society. ment of their daughter, Miss and Jersey City State College MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and ship High School and attended M. Van De Walker, to Kevin Her fiance attended Brook- Claire Ann Aravecz, to Ed- and is employed by W It J Mrs. Philip J. DeMarco, 10 Brookdale Community Col- B. Higgins, son of Lt. Col. and dale Community College, Lin- ward Andia, son of Mr and Sloane, Red Bank. Volt Place, announce the en- lege, Lincroft, where she is Mrs Joseph E Higgins Sr, 38 croft, and is a student at Lin- Mrs. Bernard Andia, 8 Ando- Mr. Andia studied also at gagement of their daughter, employed as a secretary in Doreen Drive. coln Technical Institute. ver Court. A September wed- Leicester (Mass.) Junior Col- Miss Rosemary DeMarco, to the mathematics department. Miss Van De Walker and Union. He is employed here ding is planned. lege and is a representative August William Hillman Jr., Mr. Hillman is a graduate her fiance are graduates of by Ken's Air Conditioning and Miss Aravecz and her for Nationwide Insurance Co., MtsDeMam son of Mrs. Florence Hillman, of Red Bank Catholic High Shore Regional High School. Heating. fiance are alumni of Middle- Red Bank. 44 Peters Place, Red Bank, School and attended Miami and the late Mr. HUlman. A (Fla.) Dade College. He is May wedding is planned. employed in the purchasing Emley-Frabizio Martinez-Hughes Miss DeMarco was gradu- department at Riverview LONG BRANCH - Mrs. High School, attended Upsala ated from Middletown Town- Hospital, Red Bank. FORT MEYERS BEACH, Miss Hughes is a graduate Jean Frabizio, 21 Wardell College, and is a student at Fla. — Miss Arlene R. of Middletown Township High Place, and Anthony Frabizio, East Orange General Hospital Hughes, a stewardess with School and attended Mon- 258 Bath Ave., announce the School of Nursing. American Airlines and John mouth College, West Long Parise-Scoles i VM De Wafer engagement of their daugh- Mr. Kmfey is a graduate of A. "Buck" Martinez, a catch- Branch, N.J , where she was LITTLE SILVER - An- Miss Scoles is a graduate of ter, Miss Debora Jean Fra- Shore Regional High School, er with the Kansas City Roy- a member of Delta Phi Epsi- nouncement is made by Mr. Red Bank Catholic High bizio, to Warren John Emley West Long Branch, studied at als baseball team, plan a July lon sorority. She resides in and Mrs. Joseph E. Scoles, 7 School and is employed here Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Em- Biscayne College, Miami, wedding in Kansas City, Mo., Dallas, Tex. Pine. Drive, of the engage- by Colonial First National ley Sr., 11 Gold St., West Fla., and is attending Me- where they will reside. ment of their daughter, Miss Bank. Long Branch. An October chanical Contractors School, Announcement of their en- Mr. Martinez was gradu- Diane Elizabeth Scoles, to Mr. Parise was graduated wedding is planned. East Orange. He is employed gagement is made by Miss ated from Elk Grove (Calif) Timothy Phillip Parise, son of from Arthur L. Johnson High Miss Frabizio was gradu- by Temp Con Service Co., Hughes' parents, Mr. and High School and Sacramento Hits Scales Mrs. Stella Parise, Clark, and School, Clark, and is em- ated from Red Bank Catholic here. Mrs. Robert J. Hughes, here, City College. He also attend- the late Anthony J. Parise. ployed by Scerbo, Edison. formerly of Middletown, N.J. ed Sacramento State College Baranowski-Adamchak Shull-Gallina HAZLET — Announcement Tallen Drive. A summer wed- Demish-Zienowicz is made by Mr. and Mrs. John ding is planned. COLTS NECK - The en- rolled in the Certified Labo- Adamchak, 36 Bethany Road, Miss Adamchak is a senior MORGANVILLE - Mr gagement of Miss Maria Gal- ratory Assistant program at of the engagement of their at Raritan High School, her and Mrs. Ernest H. Zienowicz. Una to John Peter Shull Jr., Monmouth Medical Center, MhsFraMife daughter, Miss Susan Marie fiance's alma mater. He is 421 Rt. 78, announce the en- son of Mr. and Mrs. Shull Sr., Long Branch. Adamchak, to Edward John self-employed as a general gagement of their daughter, 16 Blackbriar Drive, is an- Baranowski, son of Mr. and contractor in Monmouth and Miss Can-en M. Zienowicz, to nounced by her parents, Mr. Mr. Shull, an alumnus of Mrs. Stanley Baranowski, 4 Ocean Counties. U.S. Navy E2 James M. Dem- and Mrs. Alfonso Gallina, 75 Mater Dei Higb School, New ish, son of Mrs. Adrienne Blackbriar Drive. Monmouth,* and Monmouth Demish, 19 Middlesex Road, Miss Gallina was graduated College, West Long Branch, is Matawan. from St. John Vianney High employed by Amerada Hess, Thompson-Zebrowski CLIFFWOOD BEACH - Miss Zebrowski is an Mbf Ualliaa School, Holmdel, and is en- New York. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. alumna of Matawan Regional Miss Zienowicz is a senior Zebrowski, 25 W. Concourse, High School. Her fiance, a at Marlboro High School, her Lawrence-Bickett announce the engagement of graduate of Raritan High fiance's alma mater. He is their daughter, Miss Judith School, is employed by De- stationed in San Diego, Calif. WHITEHOUSE STATION gional High School and ex- Maria Zebrowski, to Michael licious Orchards, Colts Neck. — The engagement of Miss pects to be graduated in May Arthur Thompson, son of Mr. Linda Anne Blckett, to Robert from Rollins College, Winter and Mrs. Fredrick A. Thomp- TWIN MOTHERS' EVENT W. St. Lawrence, son of Mr. Park, Fla., her fiance's alma son, 575 S. Laurel Ave., Haz and Mrs. William St. Law- mater. Miss Bickett is a MlM Adamrhik let. POINT PLEASANT - The rence, Altamonte Springs, member of Phi Mu sorority Jersey Shore Twin Mothers' Fla., is announced by her par- and Kappa Delta Pi honor so- Club of Monmouth and Ocean JANUARY ents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. ciety and intends to teach kin- Edgar-Rudolph Counties' meeting Thursday Bickett, here, formerly of dergarten or special educa- at 8 p.m. here in the Ameri- Monmouth County. A Juna tion. RED BANK - Mr. and Mrs.' of Red Bank Regional High can Legion Hall, American wedding is planned. Joseph V. Rudolph, 40 Arthur School. Her fiance, a gradu- Legion Way, will feature a Miss Bickett was graduated Mr. St. Lawrence was grad-< Place, announce the engage: ate of Middletown Township floral arrangement demon- CLEARANCE MIssMckelt from Rumson-Fair Haven Re- uated also from Bishop Moore ment of their daughter, Miss High School, is studying stration by Lisa's Florists. High School in Florida. He is Patricia Rudolph, to David drafting at Brookdale Com- Any mother of twins is wel- a member of Theta Kappa Walter Edgar, son of Mr. and munity College, Lincroft. ., come to attend. Pruskiewicz-Hetherington Epsilon fraternity and is em- Mrs. Walter W. Edgar, 961 W. EAST KEANSBURG - Wil- to Army Pfc. Steven M. Pros- ployed as a field representa- Front St., River Plaza. A No- The store liam Heatherington, 23 Pacif- kiewicz, son of Mr. and Mrs. tive for Calgon Consumer vember wedding is planned. with the ic Ave., announces the en- Edward Pruskiewicz, 22 Main Products. Miss Rudolph is an alumna orange door" gagement of his daughter, St., Port Monmouth. Miss Susan Lea Hetherington, Miss Hetherington, daugh- ter also of the late Mrs. Heth- erington, is a senior at Mater W-WHEN YOU'RE OF RED BANK Dei High School, New Mon- 24 BROAD STREET mouth. Her fiance attended Middletown Township High BEING TOLD TO School and is stationed at Ft. Dix. 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Dear Ann Linden: When I l.alely I've been thinking til wife "That better man can Dear Rabbi Silver: Your donate and cutesy ivames. but Dear Woman: Here's your read your advice regarding changing my name from Ks- still be found, if only we take words are pure gold Thank unfortunately I don't have an- letter, but I notice you didn't the five year-old buy whose I he i to Ralph Kul deep ill my the lime and trouble to revive you for a beautiful message. other job waiting. Besides. I ask for an answer, so I won't mother put ribbons on his heart I want to be straight Is ANN LANDERS him." — Rabbi Samuel M. Sil- I'm sure many readers saw have several years of senior- give one. While I'm sure blonde curls and gave him a it too late fur me' — (la\ In ver, Temple Sinai, Stamford, i themselves in this column ity and one doesn't just walk some secretaries in my read- lea sel for Christ mas. 1 de- Connecticut other the wrong way The habit blind us to Ihe good Conn ' today out these days. ing audience feel as you do. bickering and quarreling qualities of those who are cided that maybe you could Dear day: Aty spies have If you will print this letter I'll bet there are a greater were ruining their relation- closest to us. help me. loo located you "In Connecticut" Dear Ann Landers: 1 am a in the paper I will put it on number who attach little or ship. Finally the man said to "Love is something you I am a girl, fil! years of age and would you believe th<\ Attorneys secretary who conducts her- the bulletin board — where mi importance to those affec- his wife. "I'm sorry, dear, for must work at II cannot be My problems star-ted when traced your letter to New sel( liko a lady For the one the clod can see it. — A Wom- tionate names which are the way I've been treating sustained unless it is culti- my father knitted me a pair Haven"" hundredth time, I have heard, an With A Pronounceable more a habit than anything you. Perhaps you should have vated and nourished One way to debate •Thanks, Hon." or "Hold all of argyle sox for my fifth hook, kids, Yule is a very Name) else. married a better man " to renew Ihe original Ihrill of calls. Dear," or "Sweetheart, birthday Those sox did some- tough school if you want to She replied, "1 did. The ex- young love is to take time to please make five copies of thing to my lift-, Ann Krom stay there you're goin^ to abortion pected pattern is to progress, count the things for which we that last letter." then on I wanted a crew cut. have to spend more of your NEW MONMOUTH - St. Seamless Plunge to improve year after year. should be grateful." I refused to wear silk under- time hitting the books Please Mary's PTA and St. Mary's but loo often we go back- "You should have married This is supposed to be a wear like the other girls in save your stamps (or'write t< Lay Council will conduct a Wearing a decollete dress, a but- wards. The persons we were a better man," said the hus- business office. I'd like to tell my gym class and insisted on your folks) and let me alone. debate on abortion. Open to ton blouse or dress? Carnival's in our younger years are of- band: "I did," replied the my boss to cut out the affec- seamless plunge styles in soft green jockey shorts Now I Dear Ann Landers: A the public, the program will ten better than the people we cup Kodel fiberiill or removable hale dresses and I no every- couple was having hard sledd- be Wednesday, Jan. IS at 8 are now. We allow defeats AMBLYOP1A CLINIC lull padded bra are the "Sensa- where in jeans and boots ing They were rubbing each p.m. here in Memorial Hall. tional" bras lor you. tfOO and disappointments to dull MATAWAN - A free clinic —BUCK'S— Debaters will be Stephen J. Furniture repair t rtflnlshlng the luster of our lives. We let to detect amblyopia (lazy Foley vs. William Himelman. eye) in preschool children Antiques Restored Author is guest will be conducted today, Mr. Foley is a partner in tomorrow and Wednesday from the Asbury Park Law Firm of Home Touch-Ups Campbell, Foley, Lee, Mur- 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 3 Insurance Estimates at UJA dinner p.m. here in the First Presby- phy & Cerhigliaro. He also is MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - A story by Zvi Kolitz. "Yos- terian Church, Rt. 34. As in counsel to Monmouth County Hand Stripping Zvi Kolitz. author, journalist. sel Rakover Speaks to God" previous years, the clinic will United Fund, Diocesan Coun- motion picture and theatrical was translated into 14 lan- be under the auspices of Na- sel to the New Jersey Catho- EXPERT SERVICE Informal lingerie modelling SINCE (945 20 MONMOUTH ST. producer, will speak ai the guages. It was described by tional Council of Jewish Wom- lic Conference, and counsel to •I Ground Round, U,RED BANK en, Bayshore Section, and the the New Jersey Right to Life Ealonlown Op.* Mood., ftni IMir •:» S JO Short Hills Caterers Jan. 18 Ihe late Nobel Prize winner. CALL 741-2243 Turixlat. 12 lo 2 on behalf of the United Jew- Thomas Mann, as "one of the Matawan Junior Women's Committee and visiting lec- ish Appeal of the Bayshore most shattering human and Club, in conjunction with the turer at Seton Hall University Area at its annual dinner- religious documents I have pre-school Vision Screening School of Law. He is a mem- dance Mrs Jane Hodney, 14 ever come across." program of the New Jersey ber of the American, New Jersey, Monmouth County Appletree Drive, Madison Mr. Kolitz is author and ex- Commission for the Blind. STOP BEING "JUST A HOUSEWIFE" Bar Associations, the Ameri- Township is chairman. BCUtiVe producer of Israel's can Judicature Society, the Mr. Kolitz was born to a first major picture "Hill 24 SORORITY MEETING New Jersey Defense Associ- rabbinical family in Lith- Doesn't Answer" — a film RED BANK - Xi Alpha Start Being Productive ... and Profit ation, and the New Jersey uania, whose famous theo- which was awarded inter- Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Trail Attorneys Association. logical seminaries he fre- national prizes in Cannes and Phi will meet tomorrow at 8 We are presently in a difficult time economically. Households are hard pressed to main- Mr. Foley has appeared be- quented prior to going to Mexico City and was chosen p.m. in the home of Mrs. fore New Jersey legislative tain the standard of living to which they have become accustomed. Paying the everyday Italy, where he studied his- as one of the 10 best pictures Claude Borchardt, 106 Branch committees and statewide bills (phone, electric, etc.) plus making the mortgage or rent payment on time has be- tory and philosophy at Flor- of the year by the New York Ave. Mrs. Ronald MacDonald. educational civic and reli- ence University. Post Zvi Kolitz Middletown, will be hostess come a difficult accomplishment for many. Jan. 24 for a 90's party to gious organizations as well as Before World War II, Mr which members are asked to radio television panels. As a result, people are seeking outside sources of revenue to supplement their basic in- Kolitz went to Palestine and wear outfits appropriate to Mr. Himelman is a Red come. Good examples of this are real estate sales, |ewelry selling, and miscellaneous became prominent in its polit- that decade and to bring pic- Bank attorney and a former door to door product selling. The problem with selling the above is they are basically lux- ical and literary life. Sus- Teachers to stage tures of themselves taken at Middletown Democratic lead- ury items and are not easily sold during times of great inflation /recession. Our product is pected of membership in the that time. er. underground, he was twice an essential item for every household, particularly in an inflationary time . . . INSURANCE arrested by the British. Soon after the war in 1946. he was charity benefit DON'T TURN OFF NOW - READ FURTHER elected delegate of the World LONG BRANCH - The the proceeds will go to schol- We are willing to finance the education and licensing of persons, who for their own rea- Zionist Congress in Basel, teachers of the Monmouth arships for children of MCEA sons, perhaps domestic, are not capable of working on a full time basis. The marketing Switzerland. County Education Association members. Also benefiting will Mr. Kolitz has written arti- will have their sixth Annual be the Jersey Shore Associ- of Automobile and Homeowner's Insurance, while not complicated, is demanding enough cles, plays, stories and stud- Charity Ball Jan. 25 in Shore ation for the Deaf and Hard to' satisfy the self fulfillment wishes of persons who have not had a serious intellectual ies in history in Hebrew and Casino, Atlantic Highlands. of Hearing, Monmouth Coun- challenge since their scholastic days, yet desire one English. When his book, "The Mrs. Joan Fields, Middle- ty's only facility for deaf chil- Tiger Beneath the Skin," first town, is chairman of the dren. Past donations from These people will be working in their free time for commissions. 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NOT A SUPER KICK Minnesota Vikings Matt Blair (59) goes high to SUPER TROPHY — Pete Rozelle, left, commis- block a kick by Pittsburgh Steelers Bobby Walden (39) during the fourth sioner of the National Football League, presents THAT'S HOW IT WAS - Minnesota Viking quarterback Fran Tarkenton quarter of yesterday's Super Bowl game. The ball was recovered by Viking the Vince Lombardi Super Bowl Trophy to owner (10) had a busy day during yesterday's Super Bowl IX running away from Terry Brown who took it into the end zone for the only Minnesota touch- Art Rooney, whose Pittsburgh Steelers ended 41 the Pittsburgh Steelers' defenders. Steelers' "Mean" Joe Greene is the down. Other Vikings are Doug Kingsriter (89) and Jeff Wright (23) years of frustration. man in pursuit here. Pittsburgh's fSteel Curtain' Super NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Pittsburgh Coach Chuck Noll the drive ended dismally when Glen Edwards batted an appar- But Minnesota—criticized so often for being con- again. Again, the Steeler defense was there. Greenwood bat- preaches basic football—blocking and tackling and pounding ently completed pass out of John Gilliam's hands and into servative—kept punter Mike Eischeid on the sidelines. The ted the ball and it flew crazily back into Fran's arms. Flus- out the yardage along the ground. the waiting arms of Mel Blount. That sent Pittsburgh into the Vikings were going for the first down. Or were they? tered, Fran threw again for what would have been a good And that's just the way his Steelers destroyed the Min- locker room with a 2-0 halftime edge. Tarkenton ducked under the center and both teams set at gain to Gilliam-except for the NFL rule that permits only ; nesota Vikings yesterday to win the ninth Super Bowl game, Then Noll, the football fundamentalist, threw a gimmick the line of scrimmage. Bui nothing happened. It was a long one forward pass per play. That episode cost Tarkenton a pen- 16-6. at Minnesota, with Roy Gerela delivering a squibbler for the count, a play designed to draw the Steeler offside. alty and a valuable down. They said they would run the football and that's exactly second half kickoff. Suddenly there was a whistle, and confusion. The officials Once again, Tarkenton had to throw over. At last he what they did, with Franco Harris churning out a Super Bowl When Bill Brown fumbled It. Marv Kellum recovered for ruled both teams had gone offside—offsetting penalties. seemed to have the Vikes moving and he got them as far as record 158 yards. They said they would stop Minnesota's run- the Steelers. Harris ripped off a 23-yard run and a couple of "In effect, they made no call," said Grant. "Nobody saw midfield. But another deflected pass settled into the arms of ning game and that's just what they did, permitting the Vik- plays later Franco barrelled into the end zone for a touch- anything. It seems to me that if we ran the play, it was their Greene and (he Steelers had stalled Minnesota again. ings a mere 21 yards on the ground. down. ball with first and 10. If we didn't, they were offside." It was still 9-0 in the early stages of the fourth quarter. And when Commissioner Pete Rozelle presented the Now the score was 9-0 and clearly Tarkenton had to get Instead, it amounted to a do-over and Grant wasn't gam- And by now, Fran was becoming frantic to get the Vikes on gleaming silver trophy that goes with victory in this National something going for Minnesota—and soon. Three plays picked bling again. This time, the Vikes punted the ball away. the Scoreboard. He uncorked a long pass that fell incomplete Football League championship game, Mean Joe Greene, leader up nine yards and with fourth-and-one at their own 37, it On their next series of downs, Minnesota started at its at the Steeler five, but Mike Wagner was tagged with an in- of the stubborn Steeler defense, positively glowed. seemed a certain punting situation. own 20. On second down, Tarkenton rolled right and passed terference call and suddenly the Vikes were in business. "It's fantastic," said Greene. "Never in my wildest Just as quickly, they were out of it. Foreman fumbled and dreams did I think I would get this big a charge out of win- there was Greene for the recovery. ning It." "That was the biggest and best defensive play," said Noll. A major part of the credit for that victory must go to "They tried to run a counter play, but we got the ball loose Greene and the ferocious. Steeler front line that harassed Min- and Joe Greene got it. That was the best." nesota quarterback Fran Tarkenton all day long. A few moments later, Minnesota got its first—and the The Steeler defenders put the game's first points on the only—break of the day. Matt Blair blocked Bobby Walden's Scoreboard with the first safety in Super Bowl history and punt and Terry Brown recovered it in the end zone for a kept Tarkenton in a tizzy. touchdown. But Fred Cox missed the extra points when his "The best thing we did all day was keeping Fran from kick hit the goalpost and the Vikes were still down by three throwing when he wanted to," said Greene, who intercepted a points. pass and recovered a fumble. If the Steelers were going to fold, this would be the time. Green, L.C. Greenwood, Ernie Holmes and Dwight White, But they weren't bending. Terry Bradshaw moved them the rush-line Pittsburgh fans haVe nicknamed the "Steel Cur- smartly up the field. tain;" never did sack Tarkenton, but it hardly mattered. They With a third and two at his own 32, Bradshaw hit Larry forced him into mistakes, batting down his passes and never Brown for a 30-yard gain. But the ball squirted loose and allowing the Minnesota offense to get started. when a purple-shirted Viking fell on it, Minnesota seemed to "We came in with the idea of getting the job done," said have another break. But the officials ruled that the play was Noll. "The defense let nothing stand in its way. They shut out over a decision Grant hardly agreed with. the champions of the National Football Conference. I can't "From our vantage point, Brown had not reached the think of anything more fitting." Minnesota's only points were, ground when the ball came loose," said the grim coach. "Our scored by the defense on a blocked punt. bench reacted immediately. There wasn't any question in Minnesota Coach Bud Grant suggested that those fierce their minds it was a fumble. ••' Steeler defenders might have had help in beating his team. "The official who called it was across the field and behind "It wasn't a very good game," said Grant. "Both teams him. When they didn't give it to us, it became a very big had enough chances to score and to win, but the penalties, the play—bigger than any we could make." interceptions and the official bumbles.. .it was just a game of errors by all three teams." Pit — team safety, Tarkenton tackled Plttoburgh 017 7 — 16 (n end lone Minnesota 000 6 — 6 Pit — Harris (9 run) Gerelo kick Grant was particularly annoyed by a third-quarter play Mln — T. Brown {recovered blocked INDIVIDUAL LEADERS ; that left much of the crowd in Tulane Stadium confused. punt In end zone) kicked failed RUSHING - Pittsburgh, Harris 34 Pit — L Brown (4 pass) from Brad 1S«, Bleler 17-65 Bradshaw 5 33. Min- Greene and his defensive buddies picked up a first-half show Gerela kick nesota. Foreman 13-22, Osborn B minus StHltrl Vlklnoi 1, safety when Tarkenton's pitch-out to Dave Osborn missed Flrit down 17 9 Rushes yards S7J« JO-21 RECEIVING — Pittsburgh. L. Brown connecting and the football rolled into the end zone. Fran fell Passing yards 14 ID; 3 ». Stollworth 3-24. Bleler 211. Lewis 1- Return yards 114 U 12. Minnesota. Foreman S-M. Volgt 2-31. on the football and the Steelers grabbed him for the two Posses 9-140 1117-3 Osborn 2-7, Gllllom 1-16. points, the only ones of the first half. FRANCO ON THE MARCH - Pittsburgh Steelers Stadium In New Orleans. Harris rushed for 158 Punts 7-15 6-17 PASSING - Pittsburgh, Bradshaw 9 Fumbleslost 4-2 3.2 140, 96 yards. Minnesota, Tarkenton 11- Late in the second quarter, Tarkenton seemed to have running back franco Harris (32) steps out for yards in 34 carries, both Super Bowl records. Penoltlesyards 7-107 3-11 271.102. something going and moved the Vikes downfield smartly. But yardage in yesterday's Super Bowl game at Tulane Miller's 260 in Phoenix The $4,975 Question. ^ In times like these, can you some cars twice the price. And orthopedically- \ reasonably expect to get $4975 designed reclining seats. marks best in 20 years I worth of car for $4975? Well, let's Fourth, it's the only luxury car combining f talk fact. front-wheel drive, torsion crank rear axle, Q• First, the Audi" 100LS hasn't rack-and-pinion steering, and front disc PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - The usually articulate Johnny Miller was at a loss for words. risen one dollar in price this year. That puts brakes. It handles superbly. "I don't know what to say," he murmured, a puzzled you way ahead right there. smile on his face. Fifth, on top of everything else, it gets "I can't believe it. I just can't believe I'm that much un- Second, the Germans build the Audi to about 24 miles to the gallon;? der par." last. Planned obsolescence just isn't compati- True, it's hard to find full value in any The young man, easily the dominant factor in pro golf the ble with their thinking. product today. But this isn't just any product, last year or so, had just added a couple more gems to his prize collection of records, trophies and titles . Third, consider the built-in luxuries: the it's the Audi 1O0LS: $4975+ worth of luxury He won the $30,000 first prize in the Phoenix Open by 14 comfort of legroom and headroom equal to car, without question. strokes yesterday, the largest winning margin ever. And he (AUDI 10015 (2DR., STANDARD TRANSMISSION] SUGGESTED RETAIl PRICE P.O.E. TRANSPORTATION, IOCAI TAXES AND OTHER DEALER won it with a 260 total, the lowest 72-gold score in 20 years of CHARCES. IF ANY, ADDITIONAL *Mileage based on German Industry Standard (DIN-70O3O). tournament competition. Jerry Heard made an eagle three on the final hole and claimed second place with a 65-274. Tommy Aaron was next with a 67-276 and collected his biggest check since winning the 1973 Masters. Neither was ever a threat to the runaway winner who opened the tournament with an eagle on the first hole and all but clinched the victory with an astounding 10-under-par 61 in Friday's second round. "Right now," said Heard, a longtime close friend of Mill- er's, he's the best player in the world. He's better than Nick- laus or Gary Player or anybody. He's the absolute best. He's unbeatable. "I think he's going to have an even bettor season that he did last year." And that was one of the finest season in modern giilf his- tory. Miller won eight American tournaments—the most titles collected in a single season since 1950—added a Japanese title ' and ran up a record $353,000 in winnings. "I don't see any reason to draw a linr of demarcation be- tween last season and this," Miller said. "Rverythlng Is still the same. The sun still comes up the same way it did last year. I'm the same. "I'm playing amtti ri^ht now I just want In keep it going. I don't see why anything should change just because it's a new year." RECORD WRAPUP - Johnny Miller urges in the fi- It was an astonishing performance by the young man who nal putt for a 14-stroke victory in the Phoenix Open is rapidly establishing the rich pro lour as his own private Precision Porsche Audi, Inc. yesterday. His final round 64, combined with his hunting preserve. Highway 35, Oakhurst 67, 61, and 68, gave him a record 260 total over 72 "I'm winning so easy now that it's ridiculous," Miller holes. said. (201) 493-8000 SHREWSBURY. N J. MONDAY. JANUARY 13 1975 "foe D^fy Register 19 Mikita's 450th helps end Rangers' streak

By The Associated Press the New York Islanders marstrom's goal for a 3-2 To- when Montreal's Steve Shutt League record set in 1WI Smith, the Islanders goal- ronto lead before New York's scored on a breakaway "When you go this many Stan Mikita scored the 450th tender, was heavily screened. Bobby Mystrom established against Ron Low. Murray games without a loss, you're goal of his career as the Chi- on the shot which broke the the third tie at 8:24 of the Wilson scored just over eight doing everything well." said cago Black Hawks defeated game's third tie. third period - 8:05 before Al- minutes later and Mario Bowman. "We're playing New York, 4-2, last night, Billy Harris had given the exander's goal Tremblay added the first of very good defense and getting snapping the Rangers' eight- visitors a 1-0 lead with his It was the perfect con- his two goals as the Cana- balanced scoring." game National Hockey 20th goal of the season at tradiction in terms: the Mon- diens took 18 shots in the first There was good defense League winning streak. 13:16 of the opening period, treal Canadiens, unbeaten in period — the amount Wash- and balanced scoring else- Chicago, never trailing, but Darryl Sitller evened the 19 games, boasting some of ington managed over three where yesterday as the Buf- took the lead with 17 seconds score 41 seconds later. the hottest players in hockey, periods — and skated away falo Sabres bombed the Van- left in the first period on Cliff Newcomer J.P. Pa risepu t against the Washington Capi- with an.effortless 7-2 victory. couver Canucks 5-1. the Phila- Koroll's 15th goal of the sea- New York back in front after tals — winless in 11 straight That's the way things have delphia Flyers tripped the son. 3:45 of the middle period, but and still seeking their fourth been going for Scotty Bow- California Golden Seals 2-1. Mikita scored his 19th of the the Leafs came back — again victory in a long 42 games man's players, who have bro- the St. Louis Blues edged the season at 2:48 of the second in short order — when Dave this expansion season. ken their own club record for Detroit Red Wings 2-1. and period and five minutes later Keon scored his 10th goal of unbeaten games and stand Any doubts of either streak the Toronto Maple Leafs Rod Gilbert connected for the the year 23 seconds later. remaining intact ended 1:23 within three of the Boston Rangers at 7:53. Bruins' National Hockey tripped the New York Islan- The Keon set up Inge Ham- after the opening faceoff, ders 4-3 The Black Hawks extended their lead to 3-1 when Pit Bowman turned serious af- Martin scored at 14:11 of the ter discussing the streak. "We second period. Less than two need every victory. Look: we minutes later, with Germaine CBA cagers beaten haven't lost in 20 games and Gagnon sitting out an infer- we're still only three points ence penalty, Jean Ratelle ahead of Los Angeles in Divi- scored for the Rangers at sion 3. We can't afford to let 16:09. down." The Hawks clinched it at by Hudson Catholic Denis Dupere. the only 19:41 of the final period when JERSEY CITY - Christian with an 8-2 margin before the Washington player on the Ali- Martin lofted a 160-foot shot 32-21. Brothers Academy played Hawks scored the next eight Star game, scored both Capi- into an empty New York net. Both teams shot well from second fiddle in rebounding points. Tom Clarke of Hudson tal* goals to raise his season's Prior to Martin's clinching the floor. CBA hit for 46 per here last night, and it hurt. Catholic, who scored eight total to 18. goal, the Hawks pulled off a cent, while the winning' points in the game, accounted series of dazzling plays in the The Colts lost the game mi Hawks posted a 50 per cent Rick Martin returned from for six of them in the string. third period but were con- ' der the boards and wound up effort. a Mrven-game absence and on the short side of a 52-47 The Hawks (8-1) pulled off CIA |47) Hudun Cottl (12) stantly thwarted by Ranger G F T C F T scored a goal, linemate Rone goalie Gilles Villemure. score to Hudson Catholic. another eight-point spurt in Roma 8 0 16 Sponorkel I 4 20 Robert had two more, but Gil the second period when they Carney • 2 1 5 Kuruoon 0 0 0 Islanders snipped The Colts (7-3), who lost the Fortunoto 7 1 1S|OKoren 2 10 Perreault — center of the ' began 4o move away. Sheenon 3 2 II Clark 4 0 1 Rookie defenseirratClaire rebounding power •of 6-8 Bob Cordes 1 I 3'O'Brien 1 0 2 French Connection line — Roma, who scored eight of Tort 0 0 OlVogt 4 0 1 Alexander drove a 60-foot Roma when he ran into foul Sholoo 0 0 OiCucclnelll 2 0 4 was knocked out of the game his 16 points in the last period Fowler 0 0 0 VMM slap shot past Billy Smith trouble, saw the Hawks break with a knee injury after as- was hit with his fourth foul BASKETFUL OF HOCKEY - Chicago Black Hawk netminder Tony Espo- with less than seven minutes the game wide open in the Totals 21 5 471 Totals 23 ~6 53 .sistiag on the first three goals with 6 minutes to go in the • CBA..:... 10 6 10 21 -47 sito (35) finds his goal filled with hockey players last night In Chicago. Chi- remaining giving the Toronto third quarter. 15 -52 of the Buffalo triumph. third and had to sit down the cago's Phil Russell and New York Rangers Ron Greschner slid headlong Maple Leafs a 4-3 National The Colts jumped to a 4-0 rest of the session. into the net after a fast run d^wn the Ice. There was no score on the play. Hockey League victory over lead, and then skipped off The Hawks had the height ""in "•• miiiimiiimiiiimii i mm mini mm , ninini i mi mi miiimimiiiiiiiiimiimiii i iiimiiiimaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiimiiii advantage with Jim Spanar- kel, a 6-5 senior who scored 20 points and Mike O'Koren, a 6- 5 junior who hit for 10, pulling down most of the rebounds. Mike Fortunato took up the Wave: Finer stopper? slack for CBA by scoring 15 points, but Roma's rebound- ing absence turned the game If any team can stop Lakewood now in its IIIIII IIIIIII i i iiiniMi mi played a lot of games before they start playing in around. Hudson Catholic won quest for a second-straight Shore Conference "B" the conference. We had played only three." the game under the boards, Division basketball championship, that team has In speaking with Matthews one gets the dis- to be Long Branch. tinct impressive that we would like to see his team At least the Green Wave coach, Gerry Mat- play Neptune. **• thews, thinks so. RICH Weekend If you look at the record, Long Branch has "The heck with Neptune, we've got to worry beaten most of the other important contenders in MCOLETTI about Lakewood. Lakewood already beat Nep- scores the league. Southern Regional, with big Robbie tune." MflMMN Sriere conference Now one Insurance plan Hall leading the way, went down to the Wave by Actually, Matthews doesn't have to worry "A" DIVlllM 12 points. On Friday night, Unwell, which was about playing Neptune unless his team is good Brick Twp. 77. Mlddletown Top. 54 can cover you, Neptune 19. T.R. South n thought to be in the thick of the race, was brought enough to beat the Piners to win the "B" Division Rorlton 72, Central Reg 62 "B" Dlvlilon your home, and your auto. to the sudden realization that 1975 would not be the IIIMIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMHHIIIIIII championship. Then Long Branch would get a Long Branch 71. Howell 40 year for a basketball crown. Long Branch de- Lakewood 75, Southern Reg. 67 crack at the Fliers provided It beat the "C" Divi- Ocean Twp. 70, Matawan Reg. S3 At last, all the things covered in your home- stroyed the Rebels, 71-40. sion team in the SC semifinals. Monmouth Reg. 63, Jackson Twp. 62 Matthews feels that this year's team is more nC" Olvlilen owners policy and all the things covered in your Red Bonk Reg. 72. Rumion-F.H. Reg. 52 "Unwell really hadn't played against tough offensive-minded and better able to put the ball Matthews is of the opinion that Neptune is not Uanalapan 56. Marlboro 41 automobile policy can be cohered in one policy. where it belongs — in the basket. Asbury Pork 71, Shore Reg. 47 teams," said Matthews, surveying the situation. as good a team as it was last year. Wall Twp. 67, Manatquan 15 Continental Insurance's new Personal Com- Howell's most impressive victory came last "Ty Austin is the guy they miss over there. "O" Olvlilen "We. don't really have an offensive liability. Holmdel 75, Freehold 71, (overtime! prehensive Protection plan: PCP. week against Ocean Township, 58-56, a team which They don't have the fifth man like they did last Henry Hudson Reg. 75, Key port 55 Last year we had about two players who could Point Pleasant Boro 74. Point Pleasant It's so comprehensive, you can even add has a well-known basketball reputation, but that's year." Beach 30 shoot consistently. I could never afford to let them Freehold Twp 55, Keonsburg 41 about all. OlMri hospital, disability income, and mortgage life sit down. Probably is, we're not quite as defensive Austin was a deft playmaker. who, along with CBA 67, St. Rose 52 "I'm just hoping that we don't trip over Ocean Mater Del 69, St. John Vlonnev 65 insurance. this week," said Matthews. "We're playing Lake- minded this year. The kids figure that they can Sam Johnson, led the swift-moving Fliers all the Princeton 92, Croydon Hall 35 way to the finals of the State, Group IV finals. T.R. North 59. St Joseph's 5] By combining several policies, it actually wood at home next Tuesday, but we have a couple score and don't have to stress defense as much. 'I Olrlt think when they start to play better defense we'll Long Branch 52, Lakewood 37 gives you more insurance coverage for your in- of other ball games before that one." "Hank Johnson (6-4, senior forward) has def- R.B. Catholic 47, St. Joseph's 36 be a lot better team." initely improved over last year, but I'm not so Hoi lion 72, Wall Twp. 31 Matthews has seen Lakewood play before, and Henry Hudson 30. Freehold 21 surance dollar. sure about Sam." Matawan Reg 48, Monmouth 43 he sizes up the Piners as a more physical team The Wave has scored some impressive wins Brick Twp. 47, Mlddtetown 41 To get all the details, including how easy it Freehold Twp. 43, Holmdel 40 with excellent rebounding power. over good competition. A couple of those wins Matthews also feels that Lakewood is not quite Point Boro 37. Keansburg 21 is to convert your present policies St. John 49, St. Peter's 35 "They've got us there, but I think we have the were by no more than two points. A loss, which as good a team as last year. Mater Del 51, St. Rose 43 Jockson 56, Howell 12 to Continental Insurance's unique more offensive guards," observed Matthews. came in the annual Don Bosco Christmas Tourna- "They were more mature last year. Don't get Point Beach 36, Keyport 25 Monosquan 58, Red Bank 42 new PCP plan, simply call us. Matthews' club is improved over last year. ment against Hackensack, still has Matthews un- me wrong, they have lots of talent, but they miss Manolapan 46, Marlboro 41 With the surprising addition of 6-3 forward Alex happy. guys like Willie Troy and Tom Briscoe." Ocean Twp 48. Southern 37 Wrestling Bradley, the Wave has come up with more scoring Matthews is impressed by Lakewood's Kevin Middlelown 55. Rumson F H 3 punch. "We lost that game in the first round. If you King (6-6 center) and Reinaldo Henry, a 6-3 for- Shore 36, CBA 15 Matawon Reg. 47, Mater Del 6 Hwy. 35 at "He's only a sophomore, and 1 really wasn't lose in the first round of that tournament you don't ward. Howell 29, Holmdel 14 Red Bank 34, St. Joseph's 26 ness counting upon him before the season'started. But play anymore. If you win in the first round, you're The general opinion lately has been that Lake- Neptune 48. Ocean 6 Laurel Ave. Manolapan 26, Freehold Twp. 21 I'd have to say that he's our top forward right guaranteed to play at least two more rounds. I wood would waltz, to the "B" Division title. Long Branch 27. R.B. Catholic 15 Holmdel T.R North 37, Southern 12 now." think that hurt us because, most schools have Matthews doesn't share that opinion. Brick 20, Cedar Ridge 20 671-5111 Jackson 32, Central 12 HI ii liillimiliiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiniliii

r I Volklwigtfl of AffWica. Inc Hawks in Classic' stride THE LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP dwindle first to eight points, — After a slow start this sea- and then had to stem a Rider son, the Monmouth College charge in the final minute. basketball team moved Into Rider got a layup and two high gear this week and won fouls to cut the lead to 85-82 the championship of the 12th with 16 seconds remaining. annual Governor's Classic Dwain Talley's free throw with an 86-84 win over Rider closed out the scoring for the College on the losers' court Hawks, and Rider got a use- here Saturday night. less basket at the buzzer. However, the «Hawks, who Bill Terry, who had 29 now boast an 8-3 record, had points in the game, helped to .survive a late scare from Monmouth College to a 52-41 Rider before securing the halftime lead, and Emie Bel- title. linger finished with 16 and 11 With less than 10 minutes rebounds. remaining, Bill Boylan's Hawks led by 15 points (75- It was the second win for 60), but they got into trouble Monmouth over Rider College $4,000. when Jeff Rush, who had this season, and both have scored 19 points and helped been close. The first game the rebounding, fouled out. was 105-99. FORA VOLKSWAGEN?" The $4,000 Dasher. It's a completely "The Dasher Is small on the outside the fun...driven hard It sounds virile John McDermott BUI Tern Monmouth saw the lead Rider's twin entry from different kind of car from Volkswagen. and big on the inside, with uncramped and provide* lots of performance." Ocean Township, Mark The test reviews say It all. seating..." (ROAD TEST) "YOU can stack (ROAD AMD TRACK) "You can fairly well Hlatky and Chuck Simon, "This new Dasher is more than a car. every seat full of passengers with no leap your way through traffic ...the ride each had 10 points. IVsa7-polntRichtershockwave..:'(CM complaints about lack of room...The is outstanding," (ROAD TEST) McDermott, Leming AND DRIVER) "The family car of the future trunk Is bigger than some Manhattan "Dasher...fiaa a level of perform- Terry Rush and Bellinger ... (fie car for the next 25 years.'" (POPU Sjoartments.'UcM AND DRIVER) ance and hanaWng that tew drivers have were named to the All-Tour- LARMCCHMICS) ^•Excellent performance and fuel the skill to etajoit..." (ROAD AND TRACK) nament team, Joining Wayne "VW has achieved the almost un- economy..." (POPULAR MECHANICS) "The "The agility aft*ease with which the car pace Brookdale sweep Spells of Rider, Jack Maher heard ol-excellent performance, fuel cheapest performance that 91 octane can be made te negotiate an obstacle of Scranton and Lee Green of economy, and driveabiltty..." touioe TO Will buy..." (CM AND DRIVER) "It ff not course...Is Mining short of amazing." 1 MNCROFf - John McDermott and Uudy in the first half, only to tm BrooKdalr comi Trenton. « • - ECONOMY) 'The body la a perfect hard to justify giving Dasher the title of (ROAOTEST) 1-eming scored 21 points each here Saturday back to take a 50-4H halflime advantage. The combination of styling and engineer- Top Economy Car.'" (OUIDE TO CAR $4,000 for • Volkswagen? Hoi $4,000 night as Brookdale Community College's bas- losers also lead by us many us ci^hl points in Invitation extended Ing." (POPULAR MECHANICS! ECONOMY) "Dasher's engine is part of for a Dashert ketball team completed a homo-and-away the second half to join gals' lea guv sweep of the Monmouth College junior varsily Women from all areas of with a 90-86 victory. McDcrmolt and l,cming had considerable ITS WORTH IT! support in the scoring column fur the winners. Monmouth County are invited 'DASHER 2DOOR SEDAN $3,975, tuggetted retail price P.O.E. Transportation, local taxes and The triumph was Brookdale's ninth nf the I'clc I'i'ltz scored I!) points and Wall Kric- to join the Monmouth County other dnltr charges, if any, additional. Wheel covert ifiown an optional at extra coif. season against only two losses. dauer added 15. Women's Softball League. The contest went "down to the wire, i lose For information concerninK all the way, but strangely the Monmoutli Neil I'ynolt's of Monmnulh lnok game hon- the new organization contact Shrewsbury Sayreville jayvees held the bluest leads of the game ors with XI points, including ir> field goals Sue Ross, 56 Pemberton Ave . and threatened to rout the Jersey Blues on where the Hawk juniors outscorcd the Blues. Oceanport, or Barbara Lam- Shrewsbury Motors, Inc. Llppln Motor Car Co., Hfc. two occasions :i9-:w However, Brnokdak' had a 14-K advan- kin, Middlct'own-Uncroft. Shrewsbury Avenue Route 35 The Hawk juniors built up a Id-point lead tage on the foul line. ltd., l.imroft. 20 The Deity Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY JANUARY 13.1975 2. Auto*Foetal* 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sale J. Autos For Salt

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List price-$6,970. $2495 man or camper $3395 $3295 1V-8, standard shift, HEAVY DUTY 71 PONTIAC FIREBIRD OUR PRICE $5.970 I SUSPENSION, wide oval tires, V-8, automatic, power '.steering, Id'nly 31,906 mile9. radio with tape player, vinyl.root.; USED CARS SPECIAL! 52.514 miles 74 CORVETTE 74 PONTIAC 73 CHEVY Reduced to Sail! •73 VOLKSWAGEN - Super 71 CADILLAC $2395 Beelle. 4-spd, 1-owner, like SEDAN DeVILLE STINGRAY COUPE FIREBIRD ESPRITE CAMARO White, auto., 350 eng Red. white bkt. seats, Lt blue, beige ml , newi 12,912 mi. Dk brown, beige int.. 73 PONTIAC LEMANS 70 PONTIAC GTO beige vinyl top. loaded PS, PB, tilt & telescopic console, 350 V8, "PS. beige bkt seats with 4-dr, 6-cylinder. automatic trans- 4-speed transmission, wide oval I -2 S2195 34,111 mi Special Sale wheel, AM/FM stereo PB. AM/FM radio, console, 350 V8. PS. tires, Rallye II wheels, excellent I '73 AUDI 10 Liter Engine. 73 BUICK 72 CHEVY 71 PLYMOUTH 70 PONTIAC CATAUNA REGAL CAPRI amatic transmission, power steer- 4-dr. hardtop, automatic, powerl 1-owner. Like new! Must be VEGA HATCHBACK SPORT WAGON Green, saddle bkt ing, power disc brakes. FACTO- seenl r ?-dr h'l, green, black Orange, auto , black 9-pass, beige'wood- steering 6, brakes FACTORY AIR I vinyl top, blk vinyl int. seals, 4-spd. trans , RY AIR CONDITIONING, tinted bkt. seats Nice little 4- gram siding, P/S. P/B. CONDITIONING, tinted glass, vi- SAVE $-$-$ PS. PB, AM/FM radio, radial tires. Special Of- glass, vinyl interior, power rear cyl & plenty of econo- lacl air. 61.509 mi window, power tailgate, 30,210 nyl roof, 48,520 miles. tact air. 30.788 mi fer •72 VOLKSWAGEN - Super my miles. $1595 $3350 $2095 $2395 Beetle. 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WAGON - Full RATCLIFFE PONTIAC 542-1126 power, factory air, all options, 1-owner car — exceptionally clean! (Across Irom Rlckel's) EATONTOWN, ROUTE 36, EATONTOWN 542-7808 It HIGHWAY 36 PRICED TO SELL! 1. Autos For Salt 2. Autos For Sale JANUARY 13.1975 KMU. Morons. mc~ DulyRegister 21

SI. Help Wonted LINCOLN MADK III Ifn - (j, nibf 51. Help wanted MOtl e«lro» Mint condition UiM JTJ. WHATS GAS STATION ATTENDANT - Part PERMANENT PART TIME POSITION - Coll 7P7 4*4? experience in general Office work Salary ing tltM Call Stl rillbet.e*.. <; p m SEE A "RUSSELL MAN' - For the ant METROPOLITAN INI - ECONOMICAL «" ^ RUSSELL Oldvnobl" S«TS to match qualification. Liberal company FOUR CYLINOeH NEEDS MUFFLER N WmOn S lll benefit* Call Sue. SO A<60 PRINTING WINDOW IKK CALL 7«l4gO» LE"' 74IW10 * "' »» »" • »•» ••* GLASS PERSON - To work m glass shop" E«petienceneeded TIREDOF COMMUTING? MG B GT U7I - Mini „.,.-"«*"• •"•«-OPEL Coll after S 30 p m , S9t 13S? Sacrifice NINE ACRES at New and Used Cars 2e44OM Keypirl CO GO DANCERS - High pay. odaploble Opening ovatlable tor a full time. - CotlMI 154J hours, pleasant working conditions Will experienced pressman o' woman UONMOUTH THE FINEST SELECTION - Ol new~and train U* 4)1? to work on color printing Offset CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH used cars In Monmouth County Over too 11x17 Chief Salary open Coreef Hwy It Eotontown Ul iWC alr-condltloned new cors In slock LADIES/MEN - Work from home on the opportunity lof the right person McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC , Shrews phone Eorn up to S2S/S0 per week, depend Call weekdays. 741 ?0W osk for NEW 1114 VEGA-Leftover Eslote bury Ave., New Shrewsbury 7414m ing on time available Call Mrs Worsho Tom Ryon TOWNECHEVROLET Schwartz. B70M00 num. If MMdiaenm e/UMj LEARN TO BE A TRAVEL AGfNl RECEPTIONIST - Port time and lull Combine the travel business with your time medkat olticc. Mlddletown areo I. Autos For Sole 4. Motorcycles 21. Business Services present Real Eilate office For mformo Fle.ible hours Write staling particulars lo I!""!PE*BIRD '•" - v«»S°"> condl Hon Must ut to appreciate din be seen lion, coll 341 7?SS after 1 p m Bon DIM. The Daily Register. Shrews NO CASH?" KAWASAKI 1(74 - Slue, 100 CC. wind LEGAL SECRETARY - Two years m.r. tOt Hw )S l a VOLKSWAGEN shield, buddy pegs ond rock. Almost new. ALHOWELL S Dury. CREDIT PROBLEAAS? Si "si" ** * - *"> *i°»" 1973 Fostbock Blue Factory olr. itanoord TOO miles. Still guoronteed Asking 1500 GLASS 1 SCREEN REPAIR imum eipenence Good skills required Red Bank law oflice Coll r*l VM RETAIL money down. Poymnts orranoed (0 transmission. Cream putt 717 1031 Cosh and carry 741 S6U 'OP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Suptrb ser Call 741 1773 20 24 Henry St.. Shrewsbury 51. Help Wanted LU"NCH~EbNETTt Hf [ f f'repare^nd your needs. Many New ond Qualitity Used vice DOWNES PONTIAC. «2 Loie. ktoin .TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLE lf»0 - «» CC Cars to choose from Call now tor VOLKSWAGEN 1970 - Good condition serve food Must be familiar with gr ill and Con to choose from Call now tor speedy SI.. Motowon Ui rm Bonnevllle Asking ISOO AVON sheer Five weekdays, I o m to 1 p m For SALESPERSON jjjJ^'J^ No application refused 74T51M si.000 tlrm. Also 1967 Chevrolet stotlon Coll U\-6tU ALTERATIONS wagon, needs work. I ISO IV rm and dressmaking by expert lody Women, has interview (all 779 7777 Mr. Sodono AUDIO DEPARTMENT YAMAHA VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1971 - Four speed, children, men. coll tor appointment 671 A NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION YOU LL OPEL MANTA It71 TOYOTA 1973 J t R CYCLE SERVICE. INC 48!5 Mlddletown. LOVE! Resolve to get out Irom under MAKE 1975 YOUR YEAR Earn up lo STOP LOOKING! E.cellent condition radio Perlect shope 11475 or best otter 171 W. Front St.. Red Bank 141 Oill 11OO0 o month, full or part lime Be on Am tiI Coll 717 )S«Sor IMSSIS Meet people, sell quality products port «uy Distributor Coll 717 IS7I Choice o( three. Save now! YAMAHAS- 1974 I2SMX. wd 1173 HGT ANTHONY'S AND PAUL S - Interior time on your own time I'M show you how it you Itkemusic. and money too, there it PINTO 1973 - Four speed Snows Tape VOLKSWAGEN BUS - Nine passenger 1 MX. Excellent condition pointing. Quality ot o cost you can't refuse. Call Mis Hammond, 741 4)41. 46? 3377. a full lime position available in our Audio M 2< mpg New rodlol llres 49.000 miles Call 721 74S7 Free esllmates 747 3047.142 7952 774 IMO. Department If you hove the mli of tatte SS""*""" " ' ""'" '"" Your) Tor HOW 747 77*9 YAMAHA 1972 - 100 TWIN BOOKKEEPER "- Full charge Hrnith "MANAGER" and ialei obllity known ot the TWO In mint condition 1400. flexible ANTIQUES AND FURNITURE — Proles care facility Long Branch Salary com Retail boating supply store GUYS TOUCH" . look no further than RASSAS VOLVO 1962 - PS44 Sport. Fine condition slonolly restored, repaired, relimshrd this ad. Some previous solft experience Clean. New tires Best otter 741 ISOO, osk lor Scott mensurote with ability. Write Bon P 113. Boating experience (preferably In audio) is preferred Good PONTIAC Call the Furniture Doctors, 747^176 The Dally Register, Shrewsbury PLYMOUTHS 3»S Brood St 741 Sin Red Bank , 747MO KAWASAKI 75OCC 1974 -Low m I leoge preferfed salary, employee discount and terrific Credit applications accepted by phone Eves, until 9 Excellent condition. Used two months BOOKKEEPER - Accounts Receivable. company benefits Apply now to our Store WANT TO PUT MOO ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING - We Credits and Collections, Control COD Guaranteed credit Call tor one hour ser INTO VOUR POCKET? Must sell Best otter 1*6 7445. Call for interview, B42 1303 AAonoger vice. Boyshore Chrysler Plymouth 170 TRIUMPH I9o4 T«4 -fTuetlltnl condl buy contents of homes, attics, cellars for Challenging lob Company benefits. Key 1700 Alk lor Credit Manogtr lion Minor repairs needed Coll between e CaJIMMM cash Call us at 741 till or 747 MOT port area. Coil 764-6173. NURSES PLYMOUTH SCAMP H7J - ll.eM miles 7 p.m. Man througough Frl . 143-177142-l?»4. 1972 DODGE STATION WAGON S. Auto Service/Parts Positions In the following areas avoilobie Air conditioning, power steering, snows Many exlrot 12,900 CHEVY MAGS — Four 14", Hi Two IS' , ANY TREE — Trimmed or removed We "BOOKKEEPER tor qualified RN's TWO GUYS HS00 5I3-55H alter 7pm USED CARS-LARG- LARGEE SELESELECTIOC N also do careful, reasonably priced moving Full time — Port lime GUARANTEED RATCLIFFE PONATIAC tio. |obs.7<7 20Olor74mtt Rt. 35 and Twinbrook Rd Route 34, Eotontown S42 7100 wvm 495 1025 otter 5 p.m. [ ASSISTANT Med/Surg Mlddletown, N J PLYMOUTH I»7J _ Sport Suburban slo Full time bookkeeper assistant needed lor OBS tlon WOflon Three seat Air conditioning 3. Trucks And Trailers RN - Afternoon shift. 3:30 to II JO p.m VESA HATCHBACK 1972 - Red, AM/FM CARPENTER RETIRED - Seeks smoll automotive dealership Must have some ER Call Hilltop Nursing Home tor appoint EKcellent condition Asking 133SO Coll 9*e rofllo, stereo tope player, standard Irons 10. Wanted Automotive ond medium sued lobs. Complete Interior bookkeeping experience Automotive M4] otter 5 p.m. CHEVROLET PICK UP 1970 ecu t, 671-0177 mission, (speed 1424494 Good condition CARS WANTED - 1*67 lo 1971 remodeling service. Paneling Kitchen knowledge helpful but not necessary. All Menial Health Unit PONTIAC LEMANS IH7 — Convertible Call 741 69SS Damaged cars considered cabinets, cabinet remodeling, refinishing. benefits plus pension and vocation Mod Liberal personnel benefits. Progressive RN - LPN - 11 10 7, full time only Apply 326 cu. In. 3 speed Hurst shllter. New AUTO HOBBY CENTER 291 bookcases Armstrong chandelier ceilings ern, air conditioned office Salary com- nursing department in person, 10 4 p.m., Arnold Waller Nurt< CHEVROLET VAN TRUCK 1973 - Mon Free advice ond estimates Good work mensurate with ability Apply in person to clutch. Atter Sp.m.29l-4S?7. VOLKSWAGENS mouth Radio Supply Co . 404 Shrewsbury mg Home, 62? So Laurel Ave • Hoilet. manshlp Call anytime. 229-5259. Mrs Gdttls. Contact Personnel Department, South Am RN • PONTIAC 1(67 LeMANS - 326 motor, Ave., Red Bank 741-3300. JUNK CARS boy Memorial Hospital. S40 Bordentown • LPN - 3 to 11, full time Only Apply tour-speed on the floor Asking 1400 Coll CHAIN SAW WORK perersons , 10-4 p.mp . Arnolodd Walter Nursing Choice of two. Save now! CHEVROLET 1971 - Walk In von En WILL PAY I20ANOPICKUP MONMOUTH TOYOTA Ave . South Amboy 01179 721 1000. Eit otter 3, 591-9172. IV per hour Minimum two hours. 367. Homeme , 62? So Laurel Ave , Hailel eel lent condition. Good buy. Twlnbrook Auto Wrecking 291-2114 7S0Hwy 34, Eatontown PONTIAC I»4*GTO - TWO DOOR CON S42 3922 Pirate do not call RNORLPN SOLE, ETC. ONE DAMAGED FENDER Eatontown 542-2235 CLEAN YARDS Part time. 11 to 7 shift (ISO. CALL 741-7019. RASSAS FORD VAN 1967 - Fully paneled, shot TOP DOLLAR Cellars- attics -garoges cASH~IER, DISHWASHER^ WAIT~RESS, Call Medlcenler, 142 3100. EKI 13 carpet, custom buckets and speaker in Call after 3pm 7(1 2l4« SHORT ORDER COOK - Martini's Diner, NURSES PONTIAC IV1SV PONTIAC stallatlon Just tuned. New carburetor Ex FOR USED CARS Hwy 36. Keansburg, between 7 9 p.m SEAMSTRESS M/W - Mutt be en 1300 Good transportation 395 Brood St 741 SIM Red Bank cellent physical and mechanical condition CU5TOM MADE SLIPCOVERS - Drop COMPANION OR COUPLE NEEDED - RN's with BSN or credits toward lor Head perlenced with bridals ond formats, part Coll 741 2311 otter «pm. No rust. U2S. S42-I272. LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC eries and reupholsterlng Your main ml or time to start 1*7 6435 Eves until 9 Rl. 35 Soyrevlllei NJ. 727-1300 For care ol elderly woman in wheelchair. Nurse Positions, on our Resplrotorv Core ours. Call 442MI4 Eves . HI 9116 Cooking ond light housekeeping required Unit, Psychiatric Unit ond Medical Surgl JEEP PICKUP — 1972 Custom, I' body USED CARS WANTED ""SECRETARIES' ~~" automatic. VI. power angling plow, 14,00C irf exchange tor free lodging ona smoll sol cal Unit. 7-3 shift. Previous experience re TYPISTS 6. Auto Rent/Lease 4, Auto Rent/Lease TOP III PAID. CALL MR ARTHUR ary References required Coll ??? 8554 at quired miles. Excellent condition. Ask lor Bill or AT BONNIE BUICK. 7744500 CLERKS Bob, 264I77> ELECTRICAL WORK ter3:3O. Many interesting positions will be coming WANTED - Corvolr Iwodoor stick shift Quality work. Free estimates COOK WANTED Staff RN's (or Respiratory Care Unit, with in for the above categories. Why not come PANEL TRUCK - 1961 Chevrolet Runs or Volkswagen two door outomotlc Coll Call anytime, ?64<1M7 Experienced first cook, year round post previous ICU and CCU exper lence All In and register? We ore the oldest agency oood Snow tires Body good sahpe 1700 7B7 9031. (ion. Oood salary Apply in person, Long shifts *• in Monmouth County. EXPERIENCED TVPIST - Deilre* ony Johns Ltd., Highlands 17? 177) ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY DECISION 75 kind of typing, to do at home. Stalf RN i tor Medical-Surgical Units, with ?0 Thomas Ave. 747 3494 Shrewsbury 1942 FORD *k TON PICKUP - Excellent ^WANTED previous enperlence, lor 3 1) shift If you're undecided about where, when or who running condition. 1400 firm A'l used can. Top dollar paid COORDINATOR' SECRETARY 741 1139 to rent Irom, why not try WALL the place OASIS MOTORS (241)7217100 INTERIOR PAINTERS - Earning money OFPATIENTCARE All positions tilled above ore lull time. interesting position, local area Good typ 1963 FORD FALCON WINDOW VAN S20PAID tor school. Encellent reference* Reason Ing, no tteno. Many benefits. Call Anne able Neot work Fre* estimates 747 ??». where you'll find the right car for you at Coll after $ p.m. FOR ANY JUNK CAR Two full time positions tor RN's with BSN EKcellent starting soiary. liberal benefits. Balmer. the right pjic« ..., right now 7473606 7392575 or credits toward, for 7 to 3 and 3 to 11Ideal working conditions, shift differ ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY shift. Tuition refund available tor contin- entiois, lour weeks' vocation, no rotating 30 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury IM! CHEVROLET BLAZER - Four shifts wheel drive, power steering, power LET ME DO IT! uing education. Salary dependent on ex- SECRETARY-TYPIST brakes, olr conditioning Radio Good con REMODEL PAINT REPAIR perience. Ideal working conditions, good BUSINESS EXPERT WORK 100 GUARANTEED salaries, liberal benefits and shift differ Permanenl position with o well established dltlon. 741-1443. enlials RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL CPA firm Salary commensurate with abil DIRECTORY REASNABLE 741-4S&8 FRIENDLY ity and experience. Excellent fringe ben- efits and opportunity for advancement. RENT 4. Motorcycles LIGHT HAULING — Furniture and oppll RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL PERSONNEL DEPT. 31. Business Services ancfi Pick up and delivery Reasonable Write to P.O. Box AW. Long Branch, NJ. HARLEY DAVIDSON 1973 - Sportster 741-0269. 35 Union St. Red Bank, NJ 07740 6000 miles A I condition, lots ol chrome A BETTER PAINT JOB? PERSONNEL DEPT. 741-2700, Ext. 200 SI « Kt 1AWY TYPIST Permanent poll A 1974 COMET or CAPRI Guaranteed New Jersey Inspection. 17300 EXTERIOR— INTERIOR NEED A NEW ROOF? 787 23M. Free estimates. Reasonable rates 3S Union St., Red Bank, NJ. An Equal Opportunity Employer tlon with well established mechanical con- REASONABLE • CLEAN. CALL 741 4551 tracting tlrm. Must have knowledge and Smith Bros. Roofing OFFICE INDUSTRIAL MI-2113 741-2700^,Ext. 200 experience W contracting field with gener 21. Business Services 11. Business Services Equal OpportunJ-T Employer M/W TEMPORARY al office duties Coll Michael J. Gill at 17? ODD JOBS — Additions, paneling. All CREATIVE, CHALLENGING, REWARD 1646, types ot masonry. Driveways. Cat) 49S ING — position for a couple Live-in with MEN AND WOMEN WEEKLY 0119, 767-16M. eight teen age girls, northern New Jersey SENIOR TECHNICIAN — With electro ZENITH THINKING shore area, member of therapeutic team. mechanical ability and experience, to de- SPECIAL PAINTING — Any average room, one coat Conserve Your sign and build small cooling and hydraulic 69 (walls only) — pafnl Included, 130 547 Reply P.O. Box ?S0, Red Bonk. systems. Apply In person, or tend resume, I Television Repairs FIREPLACES? 0779. DELIVERY SERVICE Unemployment Benefits Electro Impulse, 116 Chestnut St., Red PAINTING — And wallpapering Interior Part-time. Must have own car Bonk, N J 07701. I YOUR SET | ond exterior. Len Lore. 5*3 MM Serving Call 531-1733 after 4 p.m. Work os 0 "Temp" until you find that per • MADE LIKE NEW THINK MASONRY Monmouth County more than IS yeors. manent lob Then leave us. No obligation, SERVICE MAN - Port-time. Experienced 350 FREE MILES DENTAL ASSISTANT/RECEPTION 1ST - no contract, no tee charged. on natural or propane gas. Coll 717 1200 for WITH NEW PICTURE TUBE J Experienced. Four-handed dentlttrv. Re- appointment. SERVICES INC PAINTING sponsible Excellent working conditions ALL OFFICE. WAREHOUSE AND FAC Plus $10.00 collision protection 2-YEAR GUARANTEE I No evenings. Send resume to Box J 251. SEWING MACHINE Interior-Exterior & Poperhonglng The Dally Register, Shrewsbury. TORY SKILLS ARE INVITED TO REGIS I •RCA I Phone 566-470? or 5M 8502 Call 7174417 TER OPERATORS DIRECTOR - Parks and Recreation, • MOTOROLA PAINTING — Rates from 140 0 room ond Borough ot Red Bank Degree In recrea- If the permanent lob doesn't materialize — • Experienced only Experitnci and quality up Clean and reliable. then resume collecting your unemploy • ADMIRAL | Coll 741 5711 tion or related field Salary open Apply 51 • Air conditioned thop lor all types el fireplaces Monmouth SI . Red Bank Deodline Jon. ment benefits. There Is no waiting period • Union shop RENOVATION - Reslorotlon. remodel 15,1975. • No lay-offs Shrewsbury, NJ. • Year-round work Free estimates Ing. Complete services. DOORMAN M/W - For night shift, 11 EATONTOWN T.V. Professional—Experienced—Insured p.m. to J a.m. Rlverview Towers, 71 Riv- • Pold holidays 747-5400 ) 1 \ LAWESLTD. 7474171 • Three weeks vocation SAVE $$ WITH THIS COUPON I "Building permils arranged" erside Ave , Red Bank OLSTEN'S Apply in person. Robert Lewis, Inc., 104 STORM DAMAGE REPAIR - All types TEMPORARIES Broadway, Wet) Long Branch Shrewsbury Ave. At Sycamore v/v 542-0400 | Satisfaction guaranteed Root, siding, fence, gutters, chimneys, tree work 747midnight, 6 a.m. to 12 noon. Apply In capable ond reliable persons need apply largest employment service, S4 Broad St . person only, between 1 p.m. and 5 p.m Coif 229-1 HO, Red Bonn, N.J 747 H?1 DUNKIN' DONUTS, 140 Broadway, West Long Branch. OPTICAL TRAINEE - Steady, reliable TEACHER - Seventh and eighth grode person wanted to learn manufacture of In- moth for local elementary parochial 21. Business Services strument optical components. Call Mr. school. Write to Box L-236. The Dally Reg- Mutch, S42-4MI. ister, Shrewsbury, NJ. PART-TIME — Earn US. Three nights a TELEPHONE SOLICITORS week. Car and phone necessary. Call Part-time evenings, 5-9. USED SPECIALS 449 7024 Call S44-1334 between 11 and 1. TUNE UP SPECIAL PART-TIME - Fund raising public rela- TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVER - For WE'RE OVERSTOCKED! tions person for local non-profit agency dump trailer. Experienced only. Call 671 Experience and resume requested. Write 9«96 days, or 717-6253 offer 6 p.m. 1971 flYMOUrH Sewing Machine Tune Up P.O. H.i. Ml, Rnl Bunk 1969 BUICK M497 Vatoru 4-dooi. standard PART TIME HELP WANTED- Liqhl as- More Classified Le Sabre two-door hardtop Power Right in Your Homel sembly ond pocking. Apply Keyport Metal, 36 Atlantic Ave., Matawon. Near R.R on Next Page and air 43,623 miles. Stock #1298 74 DUSTER PART TIME PAPER DELIVERY 1971 PiYMOUTH CRICKET Regular price S15 95 Eorly Sunday AM Middle, own area. Must 5). Help Wanted IN Ol|R STOCK hove cor. No collection! 747-3143 1972 FORD LTD 0VER 'PART-TIME PHONE~SER~VICE~ trn Answering phones tor deliveries STORK MANAGER Country Squire, 9 passenger, power and air ONLY >SI1 DEALER Call 531-1733 after 4 p.m. ^ For area supermarket Must be 30,834 miles Stock No 1236 In PAYROLL CLERK grocery oriented nJV COST January At least one year's experience Musi be ac freight, Deoler Prtp, Saks curate with typing. Clericol background. $ Call Anne Balmer. Please send resume to TM t UctHlit Fees (.eluded 1970 BUICK 2097 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Box D-207 Call 20 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury Riviera two-door hardtop. 74 CHRYSLERS, PL.YMOUTHS AT LEFTOVER PRICES Ike Defy Rtfhrw, Skrawirwry power and air, 53,014 miles 51. Help Wanted Stock No 1289 SINGER 69 Brood Si., Did Bonk CAREER OPPORTUNITY 747-3806 Local lirm Is in process ol rebuilding management staff Also at local Singer Centt'i and seeks a highly motivated Individual. throughout Monmottth County YOU SHOULD 2. Autos For Sole be detailed oriented be palientbut inquisitive curious yet determined THIS WEEKS ONE OF N.J.'S LARGEST USED CAR DEALERS!!! like statistics/numbers/wo»ds not be afraid ol new challenges or equipment SPECIALS! be capable of long hours and hard work $ follow instructions and report results 1971 THUNDERBIRD 2797 100 % GUARANTEE ^ *- If you are this person and can add a good educational and Landau, power and air, work experience background in the business, educational 62,633 miles Stock No. 1291 or professional area, we want to meet and talk We will of- FOR N.J. INSPECTION ^ fer the right person a high motivated position, good pay $ 1973 AUDI 4197 and benefits and a stimulating work field 100LSIour-door Automatic transmission, G MS./B000 MIIES*/ All replies will be treated confidentially Air 15,110 miles T $34 A MONTH Write: Attention President, to Box D-203 NO MONEY DOWN mmKmm The Daily Register, Shrewsbury '67 PONTIAC Catalina 4-door Hardtop, Super Buy. 78.240 miles mm $78.45 A MONTH NO MONEY DOWN 73 VW Super Beetle" 14.503 miles 1973 PLYMOUTH $3397 Very Clean. NONE HIGHER THAN $79 PER MO. Custom Suburban Wagon power and a* 38 108 miles Slock No 1300 NO MONEY DOWN 36 month term amount Ol loan S8S0 00 deferred payment SI ??4 00 1970 V.W. BUG „ $1497 APR2?8I% raiMmdei Slock No 1301 'NO MONEY DOWN 36 monlh term 71 FORD emounl ol loan 12334 18. deterred paymenl 1972 MERCURY $3297 $2824 20 APR 12 82* Me ms included Torino, Sporty! Cotony Park Wagon Powei end a» 37 1?3 mfci Slock No 1304 MORE GREAT BUYS f- 71 CHEVY IHRYSLER 1970 COUGAR $2097 Imptla, 4-Door Hardtop. Spe- Town & Country Wagon, The Best of Chicago MIIS 56l00m«s Stock No 1310 73 JAVELIN cial* Roomy! 2-Door Hardtop, Showroom 1973 TOYOTA $2997 '67 LINCOLN condition, Air. Loaded. 25.109 71 FORD Is Yours at St. Anne's tlarfc H atr powwf steering 4 speed 6 cyknder sun root 34 167 miles Slock Pinto, Showroom condilion! Continental. 2-Door Hardtop. NO 1313 miles • Pleasant residential area 70 PONTIAC Luxury! 73 MGB • Near all transportation 1972 CAPRI $1997 Catalina 2-Door Hardlop. Air. '67 CHEVY 6 cylinder 4 speed 68 05? mlei Stock No 1321 4-Speed Roadster lor the ConcoursenWagon. Real Work- • Convenient to the city's young-al-hearti Sharp! 1 lines! entertainment 1974 COUGAR $4897 70 THUNDERBIRD horse XR/.tofdad an 14 08/ mites Slof.h No 13?4 72 VOLKSWAGON 2-OoorHatdtop, Low Miles '66 CADILLAC 'and recreation attractions FastbacK. Great Car' 1974 MAVERICK $3097 , '69 PONTIAC Convertible, Showroom shape, 44oo< power Sir. 13.375 m«M Stock No t?94 72 DODGE very low mileage' And The Best Charger, 2-Door Hardtop. GTO, Real Sharp, Loaded with 1974 COMET $3197 Loaded! extras! SUPER SPECIAL BUYSI ^dooi iwmi i« II r/SmMt Slock No 1295 '69 OLDS Of Nursing Is 72 TOYOTA 1 70 OLDS 1974 UNCOIH ~~ J6997 4-Door Hardtop, Must See Delta '88' Royale 2-Door Hard- Conhneniai 4 dooi loadfld •«. 18.23? mitoi Stock No X1?86 Pick-up. Very clean. Great Buyi 68 PLYMOUTH top. Loaded with Air. Great Yours at St. Anne's 1974 ttPRI $3297 Station Wagon, Great Buy! Buy!! • Excellent Salaries $874 00 to $1,166 00/"Month salary ra/ige Autormbc trensmasion H4l0mdes Stock No l?gr NO CO-MAKER '68 THUNDERBIRD '69 PLYMOUTH plus excellent shilt differential IT/*} rnAKH I* •.•••.•.•••••...•••••••••••••••••••••••••^O/T/ '4-Door, Loaded. Don't miss ill! 2-Door Hardtop, Super Buy!'. Loaded a* tj 661 rMee Stock No 1185 • Generous Benefits • Patient Centered dare Friendly, lamily atmosphere I NO GIMMICKS NO RED TAPE Sincere helptullness ot co-workers in a team environment •100% WIMCTION QUAMNTUD I 'ee C J fi TIKI .1.000 mi gui'intt" a..t. Ravi " • Were large enough (439 beds) to oiler progressive health care involvement ar(U small enough lo assure you of visibility and a 0 true sense ol belonging j CENTRAL JERSEY K ,™ A rewarding personal and professional lile awaits you as part ot our nursing team call collect oi write today lor details on available / AUTO DISCOUNT 367-5400 positions M«. Ruth GrIHIn ST. ANNE'S HOS8ITAL Shrewsbury, NJ., 378-7100 E«t. 404 4950 Weil Thomit , t^uei opportune tmnotti Chicago, Illinois Shnwfbury Ave. At Sycamore 747-5400 , LAKEWOOD, N.J. • OPEN DAILY TIL 9:00P.M. 22 The DtariyRegister SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, JANUARY 13,1975 Tell 100,000 Daily Register readers! Sell It! Quicker than FAST! DIAL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE 542-1700

SI. Htlp Wanted 71. Merchandise for Sale 71. MerchondUe lor Sale THE FAMILY CIRCUS By Bil Keane 102. Houses For Rent 101. Commercial Rtntals TVPI5TCLEBK ANTIQUES - Oak sideboard Many olhe MIDDLETOWN - Five room house, remodeled Inside and out. acre ol lond RED BANK - Two prestige building loco Good typing required Excellent benefit* Items List and prices. lions available lor Immedlole occupancy Position In Freehold oreo Mounts Sola Children and pets welcome. 8250 plus ulill 67I2I4S lies ond security. 291 7018 after 7 pm. 12 BROAD ST. Air conditioned, all utilities tylllO FAMILY AD by landlord. Single room offices from »55 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY BANJO FOR SALE GooodS sisirinr irg MIDDLETOWN - New house. Three-bed per mo. Up 10 1,000 so. ft ol M SO per sq »Ttiomoi km. HI J«« Shre.sbur 3 LINES —5 DAYS room bl-level Kitchen, living room, dining It annual 90 MONMOUTH ST Stores 741 II eor 741 7001 PACE FOR RETAIL STORES - Or of TYPIST - Five dav> Mint be experienced FOR Z Really Co . 541 5505 parking by landlord. Utilities by tenant Itlle Silver. 741 1101. US 462 3471 after 7pm ITEMS YOU NO LONGER Minimum one year lease Call owner. Wol More Classified WAITRESS IM/WI MANAGER - E MONMOUTH BEACH - Three Dedroom ter Zlmmerer and Son. 142 1520 or 94*3400 perlenced THE CHARCOAL STATION BEAUTY PARLOR EQUIPMENT NEEDOR USE WILL . . . on Next Page Middleman Coll » • p.m U1-6U1 Dryers, chairs, trays, rollers, etc All reo HICKEY AGENCY, Realtor, sonoble. 671 6720 Rd.. Monmouth Beoch 222-4087 SELL SHREWSBURY 108. Commercial Rentals S?. Babysitting CAMERA - Conon FTB standard SO mm NEW HOME FOR DENT - Five bed lens. Vlvitor IS 70S loom Vlvtlar 711 au rooms, two full baths, garage. Located in THE Child Care flash, 2/21 ft. Camera cose included T FAST Mlddlelown. 671-1316. MILL RUN BUILDING years old Paid tSSO. asking 1325 495 KW WITH A QUICK ACTION BABYSITTER WANTED - For II manHl NEW SHREWSBURY Highway 35 old, tree days per week Reference* I between 9-3. LOW-COST Rancher. Three or lour bedrooms, modern Now renting 10.000 sq. ft. tor ATTRACTIVE quired SU «I2 CARPET - Beige, I4',«3V good CO eat-In kitchen. Finished basement. Reody DAILY REGISTER Immediate occupancy SIX ROOM SUITE BAiYSITTER - O»n IfMiparlatiHiraniserlf . One tlon. 125. Box spring, twin siie, 110. FAMILY AD tor Immediate occupancy 1350 monthly Fully Air Conditioned child, twoJ yeyea_ n- old. gi doyi plus references ond security. I-DEAL All Utilities Included Centrally located in Red Bank, rl. Five REALTY, 741 5253 hoo«e*ork Involved Jj5 9Oi3 CHRIS PLANT BOUTIQUE - We gl Available for Merchandise On Site Parking approximately 900 sq ft, heat, Offices Designed lo Suit FULL TIME BABYSITTER - To care lor plant shows 513 9750 or S66 SO22 Call an For Sale only. Article must OAKHURST — Three-bedroom, one-bath time. duplex set on one ocre. Lease, references. 600 sq ft to 1800 sq ft Suites air conditioning, janitorial ser- one year old Mutt drive to home Llgh originate from a household vices, self service elevator, free housekeeping Dependable, with refer CLEARING OUT - Convecto heoler. and may not exceed a sale No pels »215 229 4611 CALL 842-3888 ences. Inquire in writing P O Box 716, Sea creosts fireplace efficiency by 600% Or PORT MONMOUTH — Four rooms ond parking. Will sub-divide Bright. N.J. price of SSO.00 per article. Inolly 1160. now 1100. Coll alter 3 p.m.. 7< bath. Detached aorage. SHREWSBURY - One block all Brood SI. Also 3-room suite Approxi- RESPONSIBLE - After Ichool sitter 0452 Price MUST be advertised. Call 787 5000 Three-room suite. Five minutes to Rlv- from 3 p m , with own transportation New ervlew Hospital. Ample parking space mately 420 Sq. ft COLOR TV SET Each additional line SI .00. RUMSON - Attractive four bedroom with Shrewsbury. Reply Box DM, The Dolly No copy changes may be luxurious kitchen, dishwasher, two baths. Lease required Call owner. 842-5580. Register, Shrewsbury CALL 6714(31 garage, storage. Walk to bus. 1495 a 741-9131. COMMERCIAL PORTABLE HEATER made and no discounts or re- month. 291-5371. S3. Domestic Help 8VOOOBTU.1I3S turns will be made if ad is SHREWSBURY - Choice location south Call 747-1100 Coll between s 4 p.m.. 142-3154 RUMSON — Four-bedroom, two-both of Red Bonk. Rl 35 6611 sq ft suitable oil CLEANNG PERSON - Own tram cancelled before expiration home. Flreploce, family room, garoge business Air conditioned, large parking or your Broker Donation, twodays per week. New CONTEMPORARY LIVING ROOM SET 1500 per month BAHRS, R< ' orea. After 4 p.m., 747-SJ49. . Shrewsbury. H) 4113 Three pieces Good condition TO PLACE YOUR Boy Ave . Hlghlonds. 172.1600. DAILY REGISTER Available Immediately uimi RUMSON - Three bedroom, two bath 108. Commercial Rentals 54. Situations Wanted CONTENTS OF ROOM - Including smo FAMILY AD, CALL. . . ranch. Corner lot. fenced yord Basement. oak chest and desk. Louis XVI sofa, set Near schools, shopping and bus. 1375 o female six choirs, etc. 212 3441 month. Immediate occupancy. Coll owner. 747 5994, or Applebrook Agency, 842 2900 BABYSITTER - Will babysit In my home DESKS. FILES, tobies, chairs, adding mo 542-1700 pat-time, full time. Folr View. Middle chines, typewriters, office equipment, et 24-Hour Service THREE BEDROOM RANCH — Paneled town area. Fenced In yard. Experienced al bargain prices. New or used. AA FOR RENT 111 un or miUS. SIX 4 FT. DOUBLE STRIP FLUOR den with bar, screened In lolousled porch, DESK OUTLET, 1709 Rt 35, Oakhurs ESCENT LIGHTS - With bulbs, Ilk* new. conveniently located. 1300 per month Coll BOOKKEEPING AT HOME - Excellen 531 3990 Mr(J/i rooms. Wall to 2313. wall carpeting. Air conditioned. Heat ond Wl 3731 IS studded, 7000 miles, Best offer. 741-2MO cooking gas Near bus stop ond shopping 103. Rentals To Share John F. FIREWOO - Unseasoned oak, split W0 or 747-O47B. PUPPIES-Free to good homes Heolrh WILL BABYSIT IN MY HOME - By day center No pets. Call 229 7335. days. Atler BELFORD - Single malt wishes to share or week. Hazletoreo per cord or 1125 lor lour cords. SNOW TIRES'- Two Firestone Town I, lovable, loving. Beautiful markings. Co 4,2221971. 142 3133 or 747 S441 741 7115 after 5 p.m. ent ol lour bedroom house M4-U2S Country G7I-14, mounted on Chevrolet LONG BRANCH - Furnished efficiency Coll 495-0456 wheels. S30. 513-4427. 4-7 p.m. SCHNAUZERS - Mini. Champion pi FIREWOOD - WOODCHIP TV. utilities Included. S145 monthly, sin MIDDLEAGED MAN - Wishes lo share 55. Situations Wanted SNOW TIRES - (7) G70xlS, studded tires dlgree. fired tor temperament. Heoll gles or couples only. 222-7400. Call 142 0573 guaranteed Pel and show 4U-7UI alter nice apartment with same. Kitchen prlvl ANDERSON HO. leges. Apply In person, 101 Wallace St.. Male FOR SALE - Mahogany dropleaf tabe Call 717 1699 after 6 p.m. p.m. i LONG BRANCH - Three rooms, lur and solid mahogany buffet. nlshed or unfurnished. Red Bank Coll offer 6 p.m , 2912069 HANDYMAN - With pickup truck, seeks IS 1 BAY IHOROUGHBRl I) MAKI Agency Coll 142 3SS5 alter 4 p.m SOFA — American of High Point, 107 Coll 229 4928 offer 5 p.m. ROOM-MATE - To shore oportment In Fair Haven, N.J. dolty or weekly work with matching ottoman Needs slipcover Seven years old. with papers. Good cond 636 River Road 74723S7 FREE/tR ft.u ft Blue KIUK». lion. Needs experienced r Ider Hi «»J MATAWAN - Four rooms ond bath Heal Malowon area. Best offer. Phone 142-4410. and hot water. Adults preferred. S185 Coll 254 7850 HARDWORKING COLLEGE STUDENT MO Call 717 1412 STEREO EQUIPMENT- Benjamin month. 566-8131 WOULD WIDOW - Like to shore her Handyman Call Mark at MJ 4141. He con Mlrocord turntable, $85 Two Murry 80. Merchandise Wanted 11 MATAWAN - I or 2 bedrooms S2O0 ond home and expenses with another octlve dolt. FUR JACKET — Autumn haze mink, line speakers - 12" woofer, 4 mid range. AAAA CASH FOR TRAINS - An makes male skins, short, site small to mediui 1 up. Ravine Manor Apartments. Contacf widow on pension? Mlddletown Atlantic MAINTENANCE — Experienced In lighl 3V tweeter. One ycor old. SI2S Call 546 condition, parts U00 lor Lionel No It Hlghlonds area. Coll 6-9p.m., 841-1097. CLASSIFIED plumbing, electrical, carpentry, painting, Asking 1125. but will accept best reason 0934. cars 412 thru 4)6 774-3710. poperhanglng, etc. 5424779. able oiler. 741 3967 5U-I9SS STEREO EQUIPMENT - Two never used ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Oriental rug FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES MATAWAN — IVi-room apartment. Con 104. winter Rentals ADVERTISING RATES PAINTERS — Need work desperately Sansul SP 1000 speakers. 1170. LES DEUX «. DON PONS. 799 River Rd venlent. $130 month plus security, refer Painting, paperhanglng. Quality work WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH CRED 741-44W after 4 p.m. Fair Haven 142-1257 or 741 4137. PENNSYLVANIA - Chalet. Sleeps II PROBLEMS, INSTANT CREDIT IMME ences. Available Feb. 1 591 1286 Fireplace Dishwasher, TV. Weekends or DIRECT ACTION LINE 542-1700 Very reasonable. 14? 4314 741 4409 STORE FIXTURES — Perma steel Gon- DIATE DELIVERY. CALL MR. GRAND BUYING SILVER COINS MIDOLETOWN - Furnished 3'/> rooms, weekly. 671-3071. 373-6611 dolastolas,, shelving and ends. Apply maimoln of NON COMMERCIAL RATES flIce , AtltAtlantii c SSuper ama, New Shrewsbury. PRIOR TO 1965 second floor, private entrance, all utilities POCONO MOUNTAINS — Wild Acres HAMILTON - Heavy duty aas dryer. Call otter 5 p.m., 741-4105. _oke. Four bedroom ranch, all utilities $3.00 Minimum Charge lbs.. 2'.'i years old. 1100. G E heavy du STROLLER — Carriag_e . corrlooe blan PAYING UP TO 250% Weekly or weekend. 264-0500. kets, walker, lump seal, G.M. Infant car NORTH LONG BRANCH - One bedroom FINANCIAL waiher. II lbs , with mini basket, 175. 14 kets, walker, jump seal, _.. Also buying silver dollars Call 264 345* apartment In older home. Near beaches 1 DAY^ 58' per line 0636. teat, beautiful little girl's dresses — to 12 After 6 p m.. JM 1674 and buses. $160 per month, utilities Includ- 106. Furnished Rooms 2 DAYSTConsecutive) ,...- .52* per line months, misses dress and long skirts ilie CASH - For used duck and goose decoy ed 747 5292 or 142-3814. 12, little boy's — sizes 6-1, miscellaneous Any condition. Call evenings. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Small hotel 3 DAYS (Consecutive) .42' per line 61. Business HAMMOND 671 1172 between 10 4 p.m S427231 PORT MONMOUTH - Four room aparl Sooms by week or month. 291-0066. If no 4 DAYS (Consecutive) .39'per line TOOL BOXES-For pick-op truck, two,! men! Heat supplied. Available Jon. 1. Ret answer call 741-1144. Opportunities ORGAN COLLECTIONS Ol rock 4S rpm ie< OIL erences. Call anytime. 717-2142. 5 DAYS (Consecutive) .36' per line Of Asbury Park long, good condition. IM. ALSO kerosene Must be before IM4 only. Also 33 rpm o AYSHORE AREA - Private, entrance, .34'per line COMPLETE - Body shop equipment and burning salamander, 120. 791-71)4. bums. 67I22U. PORT MONMOUTH — Three rooms, un irlvatt tile bath, modern motel-style 6 DAYS (Consecutive) supplies For further information coll be Hammond Sounder furnished, newly renovated. For appoint room. Refrigerator, TV, wall-to-wall car- 7 DAYS (Consecutive) 32' per line tweenvS. Mo" n .Frl- . 7» 1331303 TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. All COPPER - Brass, leod. aluminum, DO $439 makes new or used Guaranteed low as ment coll 6714628 after 5. peting. Bus slops at door All utilities In .29' per line lerles, cost Iron ond steel scrap. Old heo eluded. US per week. 787 9655 or 7419156 8 DAYS (Consecutive) 775-9300 IIS. Serplco's, 101 Monmouth St. Next to ers and radiators, used machinery. An RED BANK - Attractive three rooms All LAUNDERETTE theater. 747-0415. COMMERCIAL RATES Open dally 11119 Sat.'till llques L. Abroms I San. 774 5900 canditloned. Walk to train. SIM Includes CHEERFUL ROOM — In convenient area. $42,000 GROSS WALK-IN FREEZER* K4X7 utilities. 291-5371. All privileges. Mlddleooed lady working S3.00 Minimum Charge Main SI «. Corner ol Mattlson Avo. days. Reterences only. 717-6771, Monmouth-Oceanport. Own a profitable HAPPY HOUSE PLANTS Call LIONEL TRAINS RED BANK - Duplex apartment. Three 61' per line business for 155,000 Real estate not Includ- Let us plan a Plant Happening for you one 172-1724 bedrooms. Near parkway. 8260 per month. FREEHOLD — Large furnished room, 1 DAY ed. Low lease terms. Exceptionally clean Don't take less. Gel my offer 94e im your friends. Free plant and percentage o WASHER AND DRYER 1973 - One unit NAN JOHNSON Coll between 8 a.m.-8 p.m., 747-0953. suitable elderly business person only 780- 2 DAYS (Consecutive) 55' per line operation. Terms available to qualified sales 142 2374, buyer. Coll Al Match. Frlgldalre apartment Hie, Coppertone BUYS AND BUYS RED BANK - Nicely furnished efficiency MK 3 DAYS (Consecutive) I .45* per line HARD OAK FIREWOOD List J4S9, selling 1335. 717-1734. From an entire household to a single Item In very good location Security ond refer FURNISHED ROOM - East Keansburg 4 DAYS (Consecutive) .42' per line 946-3700 150 per cord, split ond delivered Antique furniture, lewelry, silver. Ir ences required Coll before 8 p.m. 842 9408 Own bathroom, kitchen privileges, use of WE HELP YOU WIN. - SEE THESE! dlate cosh. Top dollar 741-5331. 39' per line Coll 542 1577 after 6pm Kneehole desk, Ml 50, portable typewriter, washer and dryer. Walk to bus. Woman 5 DAYS (Consecutive) SEVENOAKSREALTY REE D BANK — One bedroooom ggardea n apart- only. 130 a week. 787 8300 otter 5 p.m. H1 -Ft RECORD PLAYER - Console 112.50, electric sewing machine. 119 SO, OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china mentsnt ,, 8190819900. . SecuritSecritSecurity y onondd d leasl lease errequired requred. . 6 DAYS (Consecutive) .37' per line mahogany cabinet, like new condition vacuum cleaner, 1)5, throw rugs, It eoch, llassware, art oblects and brie a broc, im No dogs, no cots Adults preferrepreferr d ClCall > FURNISHED ROOM 7 DAYS (Consecutive).' 35" per line LIQUOR STORE Asking ISO Call 741-2106. bridge lamp, 14.7S, Vi moon end tobies, mediate cosh for anything and everything only 10 a.43.m.-4:300 p.m.. 741-2*73712*3. Holmdel .32* per line 17.75, book trough end table, 14.75, bross Ruscll's. 25 East Front St. 741 1693 Please call for appointment, 946 8660 8 DAYS (Consecutive) $185,000 GROSS HOTPOINT STOVE — Countertop. cop base smoking stand, 12.75, dresser.. *.*.», RED BANK - One-bedroom apartment, ROYAL OOULTON CHARACTERS - O Commercial advertising applies lo Monmouth Boyshore oreo S115.000 plus in- pertone, 125. HOTPOINT OVEN, wall unl beds, complete, 179, couch, 129.50, choirs, overlooking the river, with full dining HEART OF RED BANK — Room suitable coppertone, 515. Both In good working con 17 eoch, six mahogany dining room choirs, Toby Mugs wanted. All sires. room and wall-to wall carpet. BODMAN or gentleman. Reasonable rale. Free any prolit making business or Individual. ventory II lor It. Real estate not Included Coll 747 2648 evenings Low monthly rent. 1235. 3,110 tq. It. Terms dltlon. 741-5014. 175, mahogany buffet, 159, mahogany Dun- ARMS APARTMENTS, 741 0516 or 142 light parking. 92 Walloce St. 741-5392. con Phyfe dining room table. 149. Also 6971 to qualified buyer Coll Al Masch WANTED - Window olr conditioners, on KEANSBURG - Belvedere Hotel, newly IBM TYPEWRITERS miscellaneous household goods, elc. RUS- condition. Top prices paid FAMILY PLAN RATE 946-3700 CIL S. 25 E. Front St., Red Bonk.741-1493. 264 5357 redecorated, clean S20 per week. Near Rental $16.50 per mo. bus. IS Laurel Ave. 3 Lines - 5 Days - $2 00 $1 00 each additional line Available to SEVENOAKSREALTY Rent with option to buy 172-032 WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA — One RED BANK KEANSBURG - Lovely room for rent, year old. Excellent condition Big savings. Prime location. New. tpaclous apartment. individuals placing ads under "Merchandise For Sale" for items not LOVESET - New condition. 1150 Fully ample parking, reasonable rote*. Write Box J -752, The Dolly Register, Two bedroomi, l'/i baths, living room, din Coll 787U* station, auto repair shop, used cor deol restored banlo clock. 1145. Chair, gol Shrewsbury. Include telephone number. REAL ESTATE Ing room, modern kitchen, laundry, cen- exceeding SSO each Items must be priced erihlp. Strategic location, room lor ex. print with slipcover, 115. 741 5437 tral air conditioning. 1325 per month plus pension Potential unlimited. Present YOUTH BED - Crib, playpen, baby ,„ RENTALS Contract Rait* on fttquetl MATERNITY CLOTHES utilities. Adults preferred. References ond grots 1240,000 a year. Reply Bo« G"" Items. Color TV. Reasonable, security required. Write Bo* D MO, The KEYPORT the Dolly Register, Slwewtbury. Slies 5 ond 7 Call 4*5 7*43 741 7501 101. Apartments Oolty Register, Shrewtbury, For mature gentleman. 739-9362 1975 G.E. 9" PORTABLE COLOR TV RED BANK — Two bedroom apartment (EYPORT - Large furnished room Off FRONT PAGf READERS 63. Money To Loan NURSE'S UNIFORMS - White, aide' Two months aid, originally S2I9, will se APARTMENT — In private home. Thn with lull dining room available In garden Ireet parking. Excellent location. Prlvl- BOX REPLY SERVICE ilue, denial assistant, good condition, 14 tor USD Please call 495-1555. rooms, all utilities Included. S150 a month apartmenli. No p*ti 741-9I1S. eges Call otter 3 p.m.. 164-0326. $4.00 per Count line. Bold Home Owners Need Money? each, sties 1,9,10.11.671-6311. 542 1041. Coll 3:10-7 p.m. C Consolidate all your debts Into one small NICE COMFORTABLE ROOM - For mo .. PICK-UP 75 tace headlines 15.00. Min- monthly payment, also home Improvement 72. Garage/Yard Sales APARTMENT - Two bedrooms. Heat In RED BANK ure person. Five minutes from Red Bonk. PAINT FOR SALE eluded 1175 a month BAHRS. Real Es Residential neighborhood, 842 3943 imum Insertion 2 lines. Max- loans. Our representative will call at your HOUSEHOLD SALE - 121 Woodlon Unfurnished one-bedroom garden apart MAIL $1.50 home, at your convenience. Coll 775-3949. 12.50 per gallon. Call 717 3167 tote. I Boy Ave.. Highlands. 172 1400 ment available Immediately For appoint mum 24 lines All readers PIANO. BABY GRAND Ave , Keansburg Jan. 13 to 17, 104 p.m PRIVATE ROOM WITH SHOWER - Air fnt each bo« numbe- assigned Household Items. Anything ond ever ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Caiy one bed ment, call 741-3953. Greentree Apartments, conditioned. Suitable tor gentleman adult placed at loot ol column. INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES 239 Spring SI. 10 Riverside Ave.. Red Bonk 7417474 thing. room on quiet, residential street, wit Call 9 5 p.m., 747-1041. view of bay. Block to bus line. Heat, wo SEA BRIGHT - Apartments and elll REO BANK - Furnished room Single 73. Machinery For Sale ler. tlBO month. 291-4122. clencies. furnished. No lease. Use of DEADLINES — Noon Day Preceding Publication. Display ads MERCHANDISE PIANOS —ORGANS health spa. Trode Winds Motel and Mo person. Close to shopping, ond buses. Lois of Christmas trade-Ins from J3S ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Three rooms Ina Call 8421137. — 2 days preceding publication. All ads are restricted to their Unlimited rentals from S7.S0per month available Immediately. 1175 plus utilities Warehouse tor leading molor brands MYER SNOW PLOW ELLEN S. HAZELTON. Realtor, I] W SEA BRIGHT- Modern three room proper classification and to the regular Daily Register style of 71. Merchandise For Sale Free Adult Organ Lesson* Hydraulic. No wear. River Rd., Rumson, 842-3200. apartment, furnished or unfurnished. Ideol ROOM AND BOARD type. We reserve the right to edit or reject any classified adver- 1 Value S800. Asking ISM for working couple. 1175, utilities Included $14 per day ADMIRAL COLOR TV — ConsoC, 25", I /} Freehold Music Center ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Two room Call 842 1497. tising copy. years old, originally 1750. now 1350 Singer 12 Throckmorton St., Freehold W 4730 Call after 6 p.m.. U2-1593. apartment with tile bathroom ond wall to Double occupacy sewing machine, US. Smith Corona elec- 500 Brick Blvd., Brlcktown 477 3878 1977 BACKHOE — And 1972 dump true wall carpeting. Own entrance. Utilities In SEA BRIGHT tric typewriter, 1110, and manual. (SO. All CALL FOR APPOINTMENT both In excellent condition. 19.500. Co eluded. iVXt per month plus security. Co Studio-(135 BROOKDALECENTER excellent condition Call 747-lm. venlent terms arranged 747 2706. 842 9807 or 291 1483 REDECORATING — Must sell yellow op Hazlet, N.J. 264-5800 ANTIQUE OAK TABLE - 44" round, pe .Dances. Frlgldalre electric range 30' BELFORD - Apartment lo rent MIKI.WSBURY On» bloik oil Broad 77. Pets and Livestock No utilities WINTER RATES — Single and double lur destol base, claw feet, Immaculate condl .30. Mavtog electric dryer. U0. Whlrlpoo St., residential orea. Ideal tor business or nlshedrooms. Alpine Manor, 1 Portland CANCELLATION NUMBER tlon. Eight oak high back chairs with spin clothes washer, $50. Hotpoint 17 cu. ft. re Coll 741 1153 after 6 p.m profolesslonoe l couple. Five minutes to sta- tlon. Two-bedroom apartment Separate Rd.. Highlands. 872-1773. Notice - Credit lor cancellation is given only on issuance ol spe- dies, press design. Bob, Once Removed, 1 rigerator-freeier, 160 Hotpoint under ACCREDITED DOG TRAINING BELFORD — One bedroom. Heat includ Church St., Rumson. 747-2656. counter dishwasher. 125. All good runnln ed. Suitable for senior citizen. entrance. Newly restored. Heat, water In- cial kill number to advertiser whan i jncsllaton ol ad is requested condition. Coll 741-91^9 after 4:30 p.m. Problems Corrected ond Obedience cluded. Security and reference required. 108. Commercial Rentals In Your Home—Lifetime Guarantee Coll 495-2711 1275 a month. For appointment, 842 5580. Advertiser must retain number lor future reterence ANTIQUES FOR INVESTMENT RING WITH TWO DIAMONDS — Whit For FREE Consultation CALL 963-3700 APPROXIMATELY 370 SQ. FT - stor iry Park. I oge or business space by month. We offer on unusual collection of llth cen- gold setting Appraised ol MIS. Must sell American Dog Training Academies bedroom garden apartment . Large rot UNFURNISHED APARTMENT - Three Call 4954442 Please check your ad the day it appears The DaHy Register can- tury French ond Italian furniture and deco- Coll S66 8253 AKC GERMAN SHEPHERDS — II I 1165 0 month, heat Included. Coll Jean, 776 rative arts for the serious Investor at less 9060 or 774 2661 rooms ond bath. Call for appointment offer COUNTRY CHARM VILLAGE not be responsible for errors alter the Nrit day Coll StM'OO to than Vi next yeor'sprices. SALE OF HEARING AIDS - Acoustlco Old. 175. 6 p.m. 2645192. Keyport. ond Rodlofar. Very good condition. SlOO Coll 9315122 after 5 p.m. 711 Main St., Avon, N.J. make correction! INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES EATONTOWN — One-bedroom furnisher, 100 per month ond up. All utilities sup- «ach. 741-3441 BEAGLE apartment. Private surroundings. Deslr UNION BEACH - Three large rooms ond 10 Riverside Ave., Red Bonk 7417474 both. Adults preferred. No pets. Heat, hot plied. New shopping concept. Acre oof pork SEARS WASHER - And dryer Good con AKC registered, tfemale, I months ol responsible single woman $180 monlh plu One free month's rent. Secur ANTIQUES - Grandfather clocks ond utilities. 544-8311 water supplied. $190. 264 7226. rlty re- wall clocks for sole. HI Helms Dr., Eaton- dltion J1J5 1100. Call 4954*02. quired. 775 9544. Coll 4V5-23W WEST END — Enloy total luxury living In town 543 2131 BEAUTIFUL HEALTHY KITTENS EXCLUSIVELY YOURS a contemporary relaxed atmosphere. One- FAIR HAVEN - 400 sq If Street locution With shots. Weaned. Litter trained. Elgh bedroom apartment with convertible den, Paneled, with reception roam. All utilities, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX weeks. Free to responsible parties onl Live In quiet elegance, tronqulllty an 7«. Auction Sales 76. Auction Sates security. Desaner-furnlshed studio elll colossal closets, wall-to-wall carpet, Irom parking. Ideal professional office, lawyer, AUTOMOTIVE REAL ESTATE 787-2333 1235 AVERY ARMS. 119 Avery Ave. 229 xounlant, etc. Call John Mulvlhlll. 842 clencies ond j'/i room executive suites 1 RENTALS' Total living In on Inviting conlemporar 4460 741-1200. 3SU. AKC. Stud service, MO 100 ASSIGNEE SALE atmosphere Enloy o short or long slay WEST END - 2V,, furnished, full kitch- Coll 78! 1398 No leases Mold and linen service ovai 2 Autos Fo:Sa.le JUKI 1ABMTT, d/b/e enette, air, terrace, pool, beoch, bus. 1179 101 Apartments able. to 1189 222-8235 3 Trucks AndTraitefS FREE PUPPIES - Six weeks old. Mixed HARBOUR POINT LEASE 10? Houses For Rent breed. Three fameles. one mole. MODERN ONt STORY BUILDING 4 Motorcycles STEREO MART 495-1711 1492 Ocean Ave. Seo Bright, N.J )N ONE-STORY BUI 103 Rentals To Share 747-3153 741-1" 102. Houses For Rent COMMERCIAL OR CLEAN. LIGHT 5 Auto Services'Parts PURSUANT TO AN OftOCR Of THE MONMOUTM COUNTY MANUFACTURING COURT PROBATE* DIVISION GERMAN SHEPHERD — Female, nln 104 Winter Rentals months old. Excellent with children. " FIVE ROOM APARTMENT A LARGE VICTORIAN HOUSE - On the Approximately 10,000 sq. It. In desirable 6 Auto Rent/Lease Ind new home. Coll 671-4608, Call after 4 p.m river, near Red Bonk train station Four area. Air conditioned, plenty ol parking 105 Summer Rentals A. J. WILLNER & CO., AUCTIONEERS 842-5078 7 Auto Insurance WILL SILL ON Ive bedrooms, three living rooms, large Coll 7474743 after 7 p.m. weekdays After- 106 Furnished Rooms GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES FREEHOLD — Four-room apartment in kitchen, water rights. 1300 per month plus noons on weekends. Principals only. 8 Auto Finance SATURDAY JANUARY 18. 1975 AT 11 A.M. Six weeks old utilities, lease, references and security. 107 Nursing Homes v Iwo-fomlly duplex with use of yard. 1700 )FFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - Brood 9 Construction Equipment 747 I3U month ptus security. 5U-S799. Coll 9-11 a.m., after 5 p.m.. 542-8715. ON PMMISfl m,, Shrewsbury. Approximately 900 sq ft. 10 Wanted Automotive 108 Commercial Rentals 749 HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN. N.J. GREAT DANE PUPPIES FOR SALE FURNISHED - 3 pleasant rooms, third EAST KEANSBURG — Two bedrooms. Available now. Suitable tor small business 109 BuMings/Garages Floor, light housekeeping, private. Quiet Ivlng room, dining room, kitchen, bath. or professional. Call 142-4440 between 9 ASSETS CONSISTING OF: Gos heat, central air. .8275 plus security. and 5 weekdays. BUSINESS 110'Wanted To Rent business person. No pets. 7414761. DIRECTORY STEREOS, RECEIVERS. TURN-TABLES, SPEAKERS. STER- Pay own utilities. 787-7767. REAL ESTATE OAROEN APARTMENT - Efficiency OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - All ullll 20 HAY AND STRAW Centrally located Available Fet> I. FURNISHED COTTAGE - Suitable two les Included. Hlghlonds. Reody for occu- FOR SALE EO ACCESSORIES, TAPES, CAR STEREOS, CAR SPEAK- Call 264-0111 odults. S165 a month, pay own utilities. pancy. Call 172-1646. Coll 944 8815 Lease, security. 787-05)9. ?! Business Services 130 ERS, ETC HORSES BOARDED - Large box stalls HAZLET — Two bedrooms, private home OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT - Proles- 131 Houses For Sale Holt board, $40. Full. (90. Top quality c lot. Flreploce. All utilities paid ex HAZLET - Two-bedroom home Garoge, lonal building Choice location Approxi- SWEDA CASH REGISTER, STORE FIXTURES olfo. large bales »7 SO 944-3099 cept electric. I'/i months security ond rel basement, sewers. 1763 a month, plus utili- mately 800 sq ft. Call 7471730. EMPLOYMENT 132 Aparimenls/Town Houses ties. Security. 2644445. TERMS: 25% DEPOSIT, CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK (ITTEN — Black and sliver mole, thn trencts 495 1455. OLDE FAIR HAVEN SO 133 Income Properly lonths old, to good home only. Coll eve KEANSBURG - Three room house. One Two shops, Les Deux ALLEN SUGARMAN, ASSIGNEE HIGHLAND HILLS — Large unfurnished 51 Help Wanted 134 Firm Property 640 MATTISON AVE., ASBURY PARK, N J ngs ond weekends, 787-1617. studio apartment. All utilities Included month security. No pets. 799 River Rd. 741 -4337 or 872 1709 Call 291 3940after t p.m. 78^9248 52 Babysittinj/ChildCare 135 Commercial Property Auctioneers office: 11 Commerce St., Newark, N J LABRADOR PUPS - AKC Block. RL ROFESSIONAL OFFICE - Four rooms, e now. Wales. SlOO. Females, SIM HIGHLANDS — Five-room apartment LINCROFT — Three-bedroom ranch on newly renovated, neor Rlvervlew Hospital, 53 Domestic Help 136 Industrial Property (301) 823-a«48—56»O Call 671 5371. First tloor, year round, all utilities. 1U acre lot. Flreploce In living room ond 635 sq. ft. Coll 741 2000. den. Gomeroom In basement. Heated 54 Situations Wanted Female 137 Lots and Acreage 291-9466 ROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE — jireenhouse. Air conditioned. IVi baths. 55 Situations Wanted Male. 138 Mobile Homes HIGHLANDS — On the hill. Lovely garden Two-car garage. Swimming pool. Wall lo .round tloor. suitable for doctor or den- apartment. One bedroom. Total electric woll carpeting In most rooms. Very pri- Ist. at 13] Broad St.. Red Bank. 747 3730, 9 56 Situations Wanted 139 CemeteryLols n quiet, residential orea near buses. Uf 181 vate. 1400 per month plus security. One a.m. to 5 p.m. 140 Real Estate Wanted tv room ond extra storage locllilles. Col year lease. ALLAI RE-F AR ROW Male'Female 172-1446 AGENCY, 741-1450 101. Apartments RECREATIONAL FINANCIAL CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY HIGHLANDS — One and two bedroom MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Levitt three- 1S0 apartment* for rent. bedroom ranch, dining room, central air, 60 A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR Call 17? 1900 patio. Attached garoge. Large landscaped 151 Bicycles MmBiket lot Close to schools, shtppfng mi trans WANAMASSA GARDENS SI Busme'ts Opportunities MANY NEEDS i ANDS - Two bedroom apart 152 Boats And Accessories ments SI75 plus electric. Call tor appoint porlollon. 1375 per monttf; 721-1092. bne-oedioorn epsnments Ovtnuod looms 62 Morlgeges ment, 9 to 5, 779-1600. ask for Jean or Mr el moderate rents Nest shoppng. ocain end 63 Money To Loan 153 Camping Equipment iprI After S p.m coll 779 9303. MIDDLETOWN - Colonlol ronch. tour beech Heel end w conditioning included '54 Recreational Vehicles bedrooms, 2Vj baths, otl modern con- Cell fere 64 Money Wanted Roofing, Siding HIGHLANDS - Three rooms Suitable lor veniences. Ideal location. Call KOZICKY 155 Sports Equipment Adding Machines General Contracting adults No pets. Near all conveniences & 7.EBROWSKI AGENCY, INC.. Realtors. Sylyon Cooper Matiaaiminl MERCHANDISE 150 872-M9I. Rl 35. Ealontown, N.J. 542 2223. 158 Swimming Pools Typewriters A Insulation 774-2661 70 ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters sold ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS HIGHLANDLDSS - Three rooms In two (ami SPECIAL General contracting. 27 years experience 8721706 SI W ROOFING 7414150 71 Merchandise For Sale rented, repaired Serplco » 101 Monmouth New Roots-Rerooflng-Repolrs BBo y AvA e 1101000 plu l s utilitietiliti s ondd sec 101. Apartments In quality carpentry and masonry con- 291-2018 alter 7 p.m NOTICES St, Red Bonk 747-04*5 struction. Wm. C. Morgan. Builder. 741 ALCOA Gutters & Lenders y 72 Garage/Yard Saie» 200 5615 ' ROOFING AND SIDING. Free estimates HIGHLANDS~-4V7.rocKT.opoilnii.ru 73 Machinery For Sale Alterations Olson Roofing & Siding Co Call 77S 070S Unlurnlshed RED BANK LUXURY HI-RISE 74 Renial Service 201 CardOl Thinks CARPENTRY AND MASON WORK Evenings 747 5616 Est 1903 32 Barborle Ave. 202 Death Notices Alterations and additions KEANSBURG — Clean two-bedroom 75 Firm Equipment A. Bruce Elgenrauch I4TH92 Painting & Decorating BELFORD ROOFING AND SIDING 203 InMemoriim 21 Years Experience apartment 18 Hancock SI RIYERVIEW TOWERS-28 RIVERSIDE AVE. 76 Auction Seles 7871921 495-2168 (Above Run on Obit Page) Clocks and Watch Repair CARL B. JONES — Painting and wallpa- OVERLOOKING THE BEAUTIFUL NAVESINK RIVER 77 Pets And livestock peringIng.. Fully IInsured For free1 estimates, RUMSON ROOFING CO - Rerouting ond KEANSBURG - Modern apartment Neor 78 Aircraft 210 Lost And Found AnHnque Clocks, watctm. tine lewelry ex call m 3831 repairs. Your call brings o rooter, not o ronsportatlon. Private home. Best time to ONLY 3 BLOCKS TO R.R. AND BUS pertly done. Don Pons Jewelers. 799 River salesman. 147-7914. oil, belorenoon. 495-041o. 79 Swap or Exchange 211 Special Notices Rd., Fair Haven. 1474257 CALSTONE FANSBURG - Second floor, three Really, really, oversized efficiency, 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apis. the 80 Merchandise Warned 212 Travel -Transportation Pointing, paprrhanglng Free estimates ooms. utilities, newly decorated. One 213 Instruction General Carpentry 79I4JOI Slip Covers month security. 7870626 offer 5 p m kind you must see to believe, on the Naveslnk river. Central air. GENERAL CARPENTRY CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS - ZIppM- EAiiSBIJRG"^! Lourei"iir~dni live- conditioned, 24 hour doorman, indoor parking. 6wimming pool, ma- Expert work Available anytime. Days. d cushion covert, expertly titled, oom onp1 one two room apartment All 843 4399. After 5pm .741 5S« tllihed Coll Joan. 671-1308. rina, terrace, TV security. 1 bedroom starts at $270, Z bedroorn Pearl & Bead illltles. Security required. starts at $410 General Contracting Restringing EYRORT - Avolloole Jon. I. Two~one~ The Daily Register fdroom apartments In three lamlly ADDITIONS - Roofing, siding, ceramic truck Rentals ouse 1225 a month One month's security. tilt Complete line of remodeling. Call ixpertly. On brolded nylon or chain. From A INC. - 787-0633 or 9M0 Malm lo Flo. II utilities supplied. 787 2742 alter 3 Northern Monmouth County's largest newspaper Rich Molmberg. 787-3542 Serving Mon 2 50 per strand Clasps Irom i 1. ne way or- local, commercial or private. mouth County 10 years DEUSSILLES', 36 Brood St., Red Bonk 972 prices In effect EYPORT — Three roams, unlurnlshed Call Mr. Heiser, 741-1732 Monmouth County's most interesting newspaper Ivate entrance Alt utilities supplied ustness couple or single woman 739 2042. Cmimtrcigl Rtntqlt * t?75 131. Houses lor Sale 1S4. Recreational Vehicles SHREWSBURY: N The*i)eu!y Register 23 RED BANK - Early American Colonial PACE ARROW - 19*3 Camper Fully self Jrco l|4fl. totally reconstructed during contained. 20 long II.SOD and take over ost year Wide plonk floors, beamed cell payments 717 1977 THREE ROOM SUITE - JUS) »hn uIiV QQ. arm Wllharmbura moldings Living lift References t%titrallv tauM «i RI. room with fireplace, den with fireploee. US. Sports Equipment li IDEAL REALTY. Ml IMT^ dining room with French doori leading lo "iva»e reor terrace Three bedrooms HART SKIS - (170 CM) i J . Hmlr MB, Wonted To Rent Beoutlful gardens. Short waik to downtown boots, slle I'u. poles and bindings, never Monmouth boat builders missing r Red Bank Asking IS2,?00 741-010} used, all tor HIS or bet* otter 471 »»l HOME - Minimum three be«fco«mi.'Mio dletown-Niw Monmouth area. Available SKIS - Shoes, poles, bindings, two sets. by Fib. or Mar Family of five Good ret used once. Shoe site IJ'-i. I'l Skis. 14", erences. 791-4930 after 1 p m or all day RUMSON AREA LOCUST 75". 145 set. 244 IM7 Sacrifice! Musi sell immediately beautiful HOUSING WANTED - Social S.r^ki sprawling ranch Entertainment delight agency, seeking rentals lor clientele Coll Three four bedrooms. 3'» baths plus SPECIAL doily. Mr. Guru. Ml 1000. E.I 141 Nosouno. fomlly room, wet bar room, pool commissions involved as National Boat Show returns recreation room, woll lo wall, everything! 2oo NOTICES RURAL AREA - Unfurnished cottage' or Includes spectoculor kitchen, two self By HENRY SCHAKFKR er familiar family names of oportment In a private home Qgiet a cleaning ovens plus 20x20 screened porch 210. Lost And Found must. For middle cue business couple Go Lush wooded IV, ocre wooded lot Cul-dc boat builders in those days in- rage desirable fife 1700, Including ul.h sac street See to appreciate Passible LOST — Female red Setter, while note and ties. IS minutes from Bendix. ECOM 946 US,500 morlaooe assumption to qualified pawi and red freckle*, etght months old, NEW YORK - The Nation cluded Kulas, Ulrichsen, Ol- 3.76.6-1 p.m only buyer t93.0M WI-4741 answer* la "Torrle." In Red Bank. Re RUMSON~AREA - Senn lor^our "Homes ward. 741 3350 al Boat Show is back at the son, Zuback and Zobel WOMAN DESIRES - Furnished roonTw For Living" brochure, pics, descriptions, LOST — Mans wnall feather billfold with smoll unfurnished oportmenl In private ces on available homes APPLE Coliseum (or its 65th year in A couple are still building home In Red Bank area Coll 741 1230 redlt card., vicinity ol Mlddietown R R 3OK REALTORS. 117 Ave at Two Riv oHwrTtEWAWD, W)4»t. ers. Rumson 142-2900. New York, bright and glitter- wooden boats but fiberglass LOST — One black and white female cat dominates the field today RUMSON and one black mole cat. Nolan Road. Ww ing as ever, but a visitor REAL ESTATE Oul ol Mate owner would like offers on jonvllle. Reward. 944 35/1 won't find the names of most The cost of tooling up for three-bedroom, two-bath ronch 137.000 -OST — Three-year-old large male block « FOR SALE ELLEN S. HAZELTON Labrador, Oak Hill area. Antwers to name of the old Monmouth County molded fiberglass hulls and Realtor Boots." Three children miss him and will superstructures rules out con- 13 w. River Rd , Rumson 142-3200 eword 671 S>90 builders which were very 131. Housfes For Sale Member Inter City Relocation Service REWARD - For information leading to much in evidence during the struction for any small oper- ANTIQUE the recovery of large black female New ation. 1 SHREWSBURY foundland dog River Plain area Has all heyday of the Jersey sea LOVERS Chorming Cope Cod ogs ond answers to "Dearie.'' 747-VtM. 139,000 skiff. According to Howard Wil- SPECIAL Beautiful area, wooded private yard Four CHARMING FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL. bedrooms, goroge, Full "hobby" base The one prominent and nos- son, service manager at the PERFECT FOR EASV I IV I No EX ment. 213. Instruction Luhrs plant at Marlboro, a CELLENT CONDITION BEAUTIFUL GUITAR LESSONS - In your home. En talgic name at the show is NEW KITCHBN. BIG SUNNY DEN HICKEY AGENCY per ienced teoch#r - « mold for just one hull costs THREE BEDROOMS Realtor Coll 934 5724V 3414152 The Lures Company, which is US.000 37 Beoch Rd. Monmouth Beoch upwards of 1250,000 Call 222 4Oi7 anytime LEARN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE - now owned by the Bangor SURROUNDED Through telephone. Excellent, reasonable Punta Corp. with main offices Largest boat in the ex- ALLAIRE- by more expensive homes, on pretty tree English taught, too 142-7915. lined street. Four bedrooms, ?', baths. MATHEMATICS — Tutoring, leaching, in Costa Mesa, Calif. It oper- position of more than 400 is well planned kitchen, fomlly room, bate lementory through unaeigraduate the 51-foot six-inch Out Island ment, two car garage. Freshly pointed ond Call 291-5063 after 4 p.m ates its large construction FARROW ready! 162,900. ketch, built by Morgan Yacht Realtor PIANO LESSONS — In Little Silver home plant of Luhrs boats in Marl- WALKER & WALKER Beginners and advanced. Popular and Corp., St. Petersburg, Fla. It 294 Broad St. " Red Bank Realtors classical. 142-6194. boro. Hwy 35 741% 741 S2I2 Shrewsbury TUTORING — By experienced certified It was formerly owned by is the largest boat ever to be Call anytime teacher. High school German and biology Henry Luhrs, who retired displayed in the Coliseum. It ANXIOUS OWNER THINKSPRING Lower grades, all subjects 172 1913. Four luper died bedrooms, 7O»2O matter from building boats in 1972 af- is priced at $129,995. bedroom, two lull baths, M' science kllch Now Is the time lo start thinking about en, 24' aomeroom, fully furnished base where to dock tho new yacht for the com LEGAL NOTICE ter he sold his plant, and who There are about 200 boats ment, mini condition 139,900. ing season We have available a spacious WELMED REALTORS 671S6S0 10-room riverfront home with all the re- has now turned to painting as under $4,000 at the show. quirements tor gracious living, including a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL - Comfortable^ large dock tor your boating pleasure Call following ordinance was Introduced ond a hobby. Smallest and least expensive with lour bedrooms, family room, 14x11 us (or on appointment Asking JIJVOOO passed tint reading at the meeting of the screened porch. Large lot on quiet street Mayor ond Council ot the Borough of Eo Luhrs is showing three of W^he four-foot six-inch Kaik in excellent neighborhood Near Parkway tontown held on Wednesday. January I, Ideal tor growing family. Priced fairly 1975, ond was laid over lor second ond fi its boats at its exhibit here. ikflatable by Leisure Imports, 144,000. Call owner, I97-S591 ARMSTRONG nal passage at a meeting ot w»d body to Sr-dames, NY., priced at AGENCY-REALTORS be held on Wednesday, Januof y 2T 1975, They are the Super 320, a COLTS NECK HILLTOP - Three bed 555 Prospect Ave. Little Silver at 8:00 p.m. at the Council Chambers ot $19.95. room Dutch Colonial. Many extras Mort 741-4500 the Mayor ond Council in the Borough 32-foot flying bridge cruiser; gage available. Principals only U7,000 Hall, Brood Street, Eotontown, New Jer- Between the two extremes 842-0942. OPEN I DAYS sey, at which time a public hearing will Super 280, a 28 footer, and the TRANSFERRED. OR JUST OUT- be held upon the same ond all persons Marlboro 28, a 28 footer there are hundreds of sportfi- COLTS NECK - Matawan, HolmdcT, send GROWING YOUR HOME' -Coll or will be given an opportunity to be heard. lor our "Hornet for Living" brochure, write for your complimentary copy of Ap MARJORIE L.BECKER which, according to Jim shermen, utilities, runabouts, pick, descriptions, prices on available pleBrook's riionthly Homes for Living Borough Clerk homes. APPLEBROOK REALTORS. ?3A magazine. Oilers pictures, prices, descrlp ORDINANCE ACCEPTING HOLLY Ramsey, "is perhaps the daysailers, ocean racers, sail- Rt.M.Motowon .M6-7600. tlons, AP-PLEBROOK AGENCY. Real lotVVSUHwv A. Mlddlflown 6/1 3300 GLEN WAY, REOFERN WAY, PRIN most boat for the dollar avail- ing vessels, canoes, prams DON'T USE YOUR MONEY - USE OURS CESS LANE AND VIOLANTE COURT — Call now, let's make a deal. No dowr UNION BEACH — Coiy cottage. Four AS BOROUGH STREETS able today." and dinghies. payment, no closing fees. Two story three rooms, modern kitchen ond bath Needs no BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor ond bedroom, full basement Wi.VOO TWO work. Sltuoled on a 7O«I3O>I1O plot with Council of the Borough of Eotontown Ramsey, who is director of Engine exhibitors include STORY - THREE BEDROOM Partial two fronts. Detached aoroge. sewers, low that the following streets, having been TOP OF THE LINE - Super 320, this 32-foot fiber glass flying bridge sport- basement, aluminum siding, 134,900. FHA, •ones lM.OOO or best offer 7)9 1914 conslructed according lo plan and In- marketing and who was at Chris Craft, Chrysler, Evin- VA buyers welcome. Call right now, con'l spected by the Borough Engineer, be oc fishing cruiser Is one of three vessels In the display of the Luhrs Co., Marl- last. THE KIRWAN CO., Realtors, 264 the Luhrs exhibit when I vis- rude, Johnson, Mercury and 7200 VIVA VICTORIAN Hotlv Glen Way ited the show, says he be- boro, at the National Boat Show in New York City this week. others both domestic and for- EARLY AMERICAN COLONIAL (none A sweetheart In the highlands, built at the 2. Redfern Way of Middletown's top areas. Living room turn of the century when materials were 3. the_ w..esterle y portlrtloc n of Princess lieves 1975 will be a good year eign. with fireplace, dining room with tlreploce the finest and craftsmen took pride, has a Lone In Redfern Estates subdivision den, three bedrooms, V'i baths wide barn red exterior which lends a pert olr. 4. Vlolonte Court for Luhrs. is finally going to shift its ac- three Luhrs boats cost consid- at the Luhrs exhibit. The Pacemaker Corp., Egg ptank floors. Basement. Beautiful trees Large airy rooms, priceless stained gloss AND BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED and plantings First time offered. Asking windows, beamed ceilings and spindle that a copy of this ordinance be filed , He said, "All the elements cent in that direction, and erably less than the same size Martz said, "While the sell- Harbor City, NX] one of the 440,000. Call right away COZENS, Real staircase blend the old with the new kite rt with the Clerk of Monmouth County to boats of most other major ing of new boats is always at giants in the business, is ex- tor, 113 River Rd.. Fair Hoven, 741 76U en and up-to-date baths. Three working aether with o mop, as required by low, ot of the economy which are away from the frills and un- (•replaces, seven bedrooms, two full plus the streets affected manufacturers." its slowest at this time of the hibiting three vessels. They EATONTOWN - New bi level, e . . _ UIIMll Jan.13 W « having an adverse effect on necessary expenses of the big rooms, IVi baths. Two-car garage Close to porch, full basement with wine* celliarl , two the boat business, point to- brand name boats." Bob Martz of Chapman's year, we are extremely busy include a 36-foot sport fish- shopping. Upper Fortiev Sale by builder car detached garage. All this ond a heav NOTICf M2-MM. enly view In Atlantic Highlands tor U4.900. SUPERIOR COURT ward our product as the ratio- All three of the boats shown Boat Sales It Service at the with service. People at the erman, a 40-foot sedan and a FAIR HAVEN - Just listed Four bed OF NEW JERSEY Route 70 bridge over the Ma show are shopping. We're 26-foot flying bridge cruiser. room home In quiet neighborhood Buil DOCKET NO. M-.W7-71 nal choice of boat builders are practical family cruisers. when attention to detail was important WATERBURY TO: ARTHUR MUNIS this spring. We have made it All are designed to be com- nasquan River, Brick Town* looking forward to a good Show hours weekdays are Only two blocks from river, walking dis BY ORDER OF THE SUPERIOR tance to schools and shopping. Anxlou COURT wherein Julia Munis Is the plain our policy to build a good fortable, easy to maintain and ship, is equally optimistic season." noon to 10 p.m. Hours Satur- owner asking $41,500. Call CAMASSA AGENCY tiff and you are the defendant, you are AGENCY, Realtor, MCMLS, 741 6336 Realtor -47 Years of Service insurer hereby Ordered to convey over to the boat at an extremely reason- economical to operate. about the outlook for business In the old days, of course, day will be 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Parker Ave., Little Silver plaintiff, Julia Munis, all your right, title 6? Maple Ave 747-3500 Red Bonn and Interest In the premises known as able price for many years. It "But most important," said this year. Chapman's is one the Luhrs company was iden- and Sunday, the last day, FANTASTIC STARTER - or retiremen WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME- You reod and more particularly described as: Cape Cod features large living room an ad like this? 20% down mortgage at $% All that certain lot, tract or parcel ol seems as though the market Ramsey, "is the fact that the of five dealers in attendance tified with wooden boats. Oth- hours will be noon to 7 p.m. kitchen, dining room, 12x70 master bed available to qualified buyer on this tour- land and premises, hereinafter particu- room, utility room and bath, situated on bedroom Mlddietown home which includes larly described, situate, lying ond being 75x100 lot. Has hot water baseboard heal living room, dining room, kitchen and den, In the Township ol Freehold in the Coun City water, sewers. 290 wiring ond locote< ilus full basement. Two-cor garage. Low ty of Monmouth and the State ol New * In very convenient orea. Asking onl1 faxes ot only ISSJ.4S. Call now for details Jersey. $25,500. THE KIRWAN CO.. Realtor, 717 THE KIRWAN CO., Realtor. 7S7-MOO Beginning ot a point in fhe Easterly line of the rood from Jerseyville to East 132. Apartments Freehold distant one hundred ond fittv FHA-VA APPROVED feet South nineteen degrees and thirteen / NEW RANCH Town Houses minutes East from a monument at the Taylor ignited Prof success ADULT CONDOMINIUM - 2 bedroom point ot Intersection ol said Easterly line Cedo/shake three bedroom Attached go ranch style. Wall-to-wall carpet, central with the Most Northerly boundary line ol rogel Only one of this price! the whole tract, II being the third course gas, olr, extras. SI3 24W. as described In the deed to Theodore GLASSBORO - Back dur- season, proved Wackar to be as a pass receiver and all- •ballplayer's ballplayer.' He Brocklebonk recorded in book 1603 ol around offensive threat to was a great guy to have on CONDOMINIUMS deeds poge 322. ing the 1973 football season. an astute prognosticator. P^ULP.BOVA Thence from said point ol beginning by Red Bank's Chuck Taylor Taylor, utilizing his 9.8 help the Profs to a season- the squad." ^ REALTORS NEW & RESALE mogneltc bearings ol A.O. 1932 (I) South 35 Cherry Tree Form Rd., Middlelown (A few to lease) nineteen degrees and thirteen minutes was best known as Robbie speed for 100 yards, sparkled record scoring total of 298 Taylor's speed enabled him Starting at S2I.M0 East along the Easterly tine ol said high 671-2544 Great selection woy.llltyleet Reid's substitute. But, while points by catching seven TD to outrun defenders after FIREPLACE HAZLET Many areas Thence (2) North eighty degrees and passes for 42 points. Threespocious bedrooms, 1V» baths, 24 Choose from ocean, river or golf course lo- forty-seven minutes East two hundred Reid rushed to a 141.9 per grabbing receptions in the living room, II' science kitchen, full recre cations. Coll or stop In tor complete inlor feet. St. Agnes 5 On the basis of his pass secondary, but the hard-as- atlon basement, two car garage, 117" lot motion on all condominiums In the area Thence (3) North nineteen degrees ond game average, Taylor looked • 32 500 HICKEY AGENCY thirteen minutes West (Iffy feel. so impressive while filling in catching, 24 receptions for 451 nails athlete proved to be MELMED REALTORS 671 5450 Realtor Thence (4) South eighty degrees and wins fourth 17 fleucli Rd. Monmouth Beoch forty seven minutes West two hundred that head coach Dick Wackar yards, or 18.8 yards per quite a running back when Call 222 40t; anytime teet to the point of beginning, containing Florida Calling! 226/1000 ol an ocre. made one thing clear at the AVON - St. Agnes of At- catch, Taylor was chosen to given the chance Now Is the time lo buy thai home, apart CO-OP FOR SALE Being part ol the premises conveyed to lantic Highlands rolled to its the first team of the New Jer- Taylor, at 5-9, 175 pounds, menl, duple» or Income property Act now THREE BEDROOMS Theodore Brocklebank, August 26, 193? first practice of 1974. ED CONWAY, Reolty Inc., 2711 Oakland 542I0W by deed recorded In the office ot the fourth straight Monmouth sey State College Athletic rushed the ball 41 times this Pk. Blvd., Ft. Louderdolt. Flo. ro OP FOR SALE - Shrewsbury Town Clerk of Monmouth County in book 1603 "We're changing Chuck ship. Three bedrooms. New rugs New tile ot deeds poge 322. County CYO Basketball Conference All-Star team. past season for 167 yards (4.1 bathroom. M.SOO. Coll S4!M«S Being and Intended to be the same from a halfback to a slot- HOLMOEL — VI ACRES premises conveyed by Woodrow Lykes, League victory last night be But, his pass catching statis- average), and also stood out Three-bedroom ranch. Full basement widower to Robert Dennis Lykes ond So back," Wackar said early in Beautifully wooded lot. Ta«es »33. Asking 133. Income Property dako Lykes, his wife on February 21, defeating St. Veronica's of tics do not tell the story of as a kickoff return man, re- U7.S00. Want lastl the season. "We have to have Red Bank 196) and recorded on March 1. 1961 In Howell, 65-51. Taylor's value to the Profs turning 10 kicks for a 19.2 av- MONEYMAKER Book 3052, poge 397 ot deeds In the Mon someone with Taylor's ability Hove someone help pay the bills. This mouth County Clerk's Office. Drew Maniscalco and Matt this past season. erage. PAUL P. BOVA lovely two lamlly home offers one com- Being ana Intended to be the same in the lineup as much as pos- REALTORS pletely renovated two-bedroom oportmenl premises conveyed by Robert Dennis Suchocki each scored 18 "Chuck is one of those play- "Chuck is a very cou- 35 Cherry Tree Form Rd., Mlddietown — plus o tour-room apartment for Income Lykes ond Sadoko Lykes, his wile, by sible. We think having him as Chuck Taylor Reduced to UV.900 BECHT & CO.. REAL deed to Arthur Munis ond Julia Munis, points for the game high. ers who can really spark a rageous, fearless runner," his wife, on June 30, 1966 ond recorded a pass catching threat will 61-2544 TORS, 142-39)3. Teammate Brian Grimm ac- team by making the big Wacker said. "Give him the on June 30, 1966 In Book 3477 Poge 379 ol make our offense much more A health and physical edu- deeds In the Monmouth County Clerk's counted for lOrharkers. play," Wackar said. "He's ball and he'll do all he can to JUST REDUCED RED BANK portent." cation major, Taylor's career Fantastic tour-bedroom Colonial on I" J «rvi oross Monthly Rentals TAKE FUTOHER NOTICE that In (he Leading the way for the los- one of the most popular ball- get a yard. His threat as a re- acres. 2W baths, family room with tire- Six rental units. Great location. event you tall to comply with the within at GSC left coach Wackar place, full basement, central air, two-cor HICKEY AGENCY Order, the above-described premises The results of the 1974 foot- ers was Darryl Krisehik with players we've ever had at ceiver or runner helped keep goroge Brand new — unbelievable ot Realtor will be conveyed to Mrs. Julio Munis with only one regret. 37 Beach Rd. Monmouth Beoch within the next thirty days by Order of ball season, Glassboro State's 11, GSC. The best way to de- the defenders honest this Call 222-4017 anytime the Court. Jon. 13 $1120 first outright championship St. Veronica's is 2-3. scribe Chuck is to call him a year." "Chuck was a transfer stu- 137. Lots and Acreage dent to GSC," Wackar said, VAN HORN NOT ICC LEGAL NOTICE AGENCY —REALTORS BRADFORD COUNTY, PA. ORDINANCE NO. 19-74 "so we only had him on the Open 7 days. Call 24 hours a doy. 21.50 acres, year round stream Nice set AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ting. Pleasant view. Seven room house and NOTICI MAYOR AND TOWNSHIP CLERK TO There will be a special meeting of the team two season. We really 747-4100 large barn. House needs extensive repairs EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH 114,900. 10 acres, nlnt-toom house one Eotontown Zoning Board ot Adlustmenl KM River Rd. Fair Hoven MONMOUTH COUNTY FOR COOP on January 20, 1975, ol 7:30 p.m. re Elks Buccaneer swimmers wish we had him for a few KEA~NSBURG -The price ol one lour barn. Both In need of repairs. Situate in ERATIVE PARTICIPATION IN THE pretty maple grove, flO.tOO. Most every Lodge no. 2402. bedroom ranch, In Immaculate condition, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT John Reuter, more!" with hot water baseboard heat, lencfd slie acreoge from 10 to 100 acres Flnanc REVENUE SHARING PROGRAM yard, attic storage, convenient orea. plus ing available. Office hours 9 o.m.-S p.m PURSUANT TO THE INTERLOCAL Chair mon, Zoning Bd ol Adjustment two additional detached Income apart Grant Swingle, 717-2A5-M17. SERVICE ACT. Jan. I] . nM ments In rear. VA, FHA buyers welcome WHEREAS, certain federal funds ore Asking only $34,900 THE KIRWAN CO.. Ml DOLE TOWN — Chorming lot. Close to NOTICI schools qnd shopping. Cleared'leared . MYRON P potentially available to Monmouttt Coun NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Ihe topple Trenton Central Realtors. Open until 8 244 1200 chris beats KY AGENCY, 4S Rt. IS, Eaton ty under Title 1 of the Housl>lrvr g ond Coi following Ordinance was Introduced and KEYPORT - Assume this 7*% VA mort 1400 rminiiv Development Act oDtf 1974, coi passed first reading al the meeting ot the 500 freestyle - Curchln I RBI, 6.46.0. gage with S770O and move Into this con monly known as Community Devel Mayor ond Council of the Borough of Eo TRENTON - Red Bank everything GIRLS RESULTS RUAASON - Waterfront. Sweeping views opment Revenue Sharing; and tontown held on Wednesday, January I, vemenlly located two story in excellent ot ihe Shrewsbury river. 1.5 acres. Asking 200 medley relay — Red Bank ID. Mih condition. 15*11 kitchen with fireplace WHEREAS, II IS necessary to establish 1973, and was laid over tor second and fi- Regional's swimming team BOYS RESULTS Ion, C. Frlck, L. Woodward, B. Mark- Billie Jean V60.000 Call now . . . COZENS, Realtor. o lego; basis for the County and Its nal passage at a meeting of sold body to MO yd. medley relay - Red Bank IT. Two bedrooms Full basement. Cont lost 813 River Rd.. Fair Hoven, N.J 741 76M. Iewlci,-.2:I3.S. at only 132.500. THE KIRWAN CO.. Real people to benefit from this program; ond be held on Wednesday, January 2], 1975. seined twin victories here Turner. F. Woodward. Steve Fish, R. 300 freestyle - Bea Grouse (RBI, tor. Open until I 264 »200 WHEREAS, an Agreement has been at B00 p.m. at the Council Chambers of with the boys downing Tren- Relll, 3:03. 138. Mobile Homes proposed under which the Township ol the Mayor and Council In Ihe Borough 200 freestyle — John curchln IRB). 100 ind. medley - Leslie Woodward KEYPORT ESTATE SETTLEMENT - Marlboro ond the County ol Monmouth Hall, Broad Street, Eatontown, New Jer- ton Central High School, 58- 2:20.3. IRB), 1:12.4 — with ease Reduced J30.00J lo 127.000 Large comlorl FOUR ROOM TRAILER — In Hailel pork In cooperation with other municipalities sey, at which lime a public hearing will 200 Ind. reloy - Steve Fish (RBI. SO freestyle — Alex Wright (RB). for senior cltitens. Asking $2500. Call after will establish an Interlocal Services Pro- be held upon Ihe same and oil persons SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - able eight-room, three story orOOOilOO lot 2:1. and the undefeated girls 2 29.0, Convenient area lo schools and shopping 6 p.m. 495-0105. gram pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:IA 1; and will be given on opportunity lo be heard. Mtreeslyle - Andy Let (RBI, :2S.!. 50 bullerfly- Woodward (RB). 31.5 THE KIRWAN CO., Realtors Open until I WHEREAS, it Is In the best Interest of MARJORIE I BECKER taking their third straight (liiis Kvcrt's claim to the No MOBILE HOME - 1974 Hplly Park. 12 _ Borough Clerk Diving - Tim Sullivan (RBI. 144.71 100 freestyle — Blaise Marklewlci 2647200 57 Two bedroom. Lived in one year. Like the Township ol Marlboro to enter Into (RBI, 1:05.5. 1 ranking in women's tennis is such an agreement; match, 63-17 MATAWAN BOROUGH - More Woods new Must sell. Best offer. 542 36*0 ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE 100 butterfly — Fish IRB), 1:04.4. 500 freestyle — Jeannie Beaman (RB), NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT OR MAYOR AND BOROUGH CLERK TO 7:00. now undisputed. Four-bedroom Colonial. Double garage MOBILE HOME — 12x60 Windsor 1972 DAINED by the Mayor ond Township The boys team, 2-1 won-ev- 100 freestyle-Lee IRBI. :S7.6. treed lot 141.900. Also lour bedroom Colo EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH 50 backstroke — Pat Hugo (RB). :36.0. Two bedrooms, \Vt boths, washer, dryer Council of the Township of Moriborf MONMOUTH COUNTY FOR COOP 100 backstroke — Terry Turner (RB), SO breoslstroke — Beo Grouse IRB). niol wllh In-ground pool. 137.000. Sterling Set up In pork, with awning, til,500. 495 that the agreement entitled "Agreement ERATIVE PARTICIPATION IN THE ery event except the 400-yard 1:17.0. McConn. Broiler. 566 V666 195 "Chris beat my ears off," Between the County ot Monmouth and COMMUNITY DEVE LOP ME NT relay, but the girls went them 200 tree reloy - Red Bonk (Dono Mlh certain municipalities located therein REVENUE SHARING PROGRAM 400 tree relay — Trenlon Central IWol- MIOOLETOWN - By owner Lovely SCHULT 10x50 — Two bedrooms, Ei clechowler. Parsons, Jockson. Oelorl, Ion, B. Marklewlct, Meg Delss. B. Billie .li'an King, (he former home in excellent condition. Close to for the establishment of o cooperative PURSUANT TO THE INTERLOCAL one better by taking first in Grouse), 3:04.4. cellenl condition. Immediate occupancy means ol conducting certain community SERVICES ACT. 2:10. top-ranked singles player, ad- schools and shopping. Five bedrooms, liv- Coll 671-4451 or 142-1412. development activities," a copy ot which ing room, formal dining room, country WHEREAS, certain Federal lunds ore 1964 PONTIAC CHIEF - 10 x 50 Newly Is attached hereto, be executed by the potentially available to Monmouth Coun- mitted after a 6-1, 6-1 defeat kitchen, walk-In pontry. On % acre treed Mayor ond Township Clerk in occor lot I39.9OO firm. Prlnclpols only 747 0931 remodeled. In park but movable. Musi ty under Title I ol the Housing and Com iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin sell. Reasonable. Call evenings or week- donee with the provisions ol low. munlty Development Act of 1974, com- Saturday night in the finals of between 10 o.m.-?p.m-. ond 6 to 10 p.m. ends, 7S7-16I7. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that monly known as Community Devel- the $75,000 opening event of MiDDLETOWN - Send lor our "Homes this ordinance shall lake etlecl Imme opment Revenue Shoring; and 1970 DELTA 12x60' - Two bedrooms For Living" brochure, pics, descriptions dlately upon final possoge ond publica- WHEREAS. II Is necessary to establish the 1975 women's pro tennis prices on ovollable homes. APPLE Furnished. Central air conditioning, porch, tion as required by law. a legal basis for Ihe County ond Its Freehold Entries BROOK REALTORS. 950 Rt 35. Middle awning, shed, mony extras. On corner loi NOTICE people to benefit from this program; and lour. town. 6712300. In adult park, Marlboro Township. Coll PUBLIC NOTICE It hereby given that WHEREAS, on Agreement has been 72M85V , g the above ordinance wos Introduced ond proposepoed uunded r whichich tthhe BoogBoroughh of .972 FLAMINGO —60x12. Two bedrooms passed on first reading at a meeting of Eatontown ond the County ol Monmouth Tomorrow The M-year-old Wimbledon MONMOUTH BEACH Beautiful condition. Appliances IncluOed (he Township Council ot the Township of in cooperation with other municipalities Some Force (InOkal) 4-1 Chief Plncher (No Orlverl 41 River view and river rights Marlboro, In the County ot Monmouth 1st - Poce 1W0 champion from Florida was Must see. S9500 firm. Call 544 9769. will establish an Inlerlocol Services Pro Jewel Lawn (Ingrossla) 5-7 Frank Sullivan (Pierce) 5-1 In Velvet (Abbatlello) 4-1 SHORELANDAREA ond Stale ot New Jersey, held on gram pursuant lo N.J.S.A. 40:flA-l; and MlliisCharm (Lohmeyer) 5-1 142.500 Thursday, December 76, 1974, and that Knockdown (Plnti) 3-1 Brian Lobell (Mannlno) 8-1 playing Ms King, the U. S. 140. Real Estate Wanted WHEREAS, It Is In the best Interest of Sterlings Silver (Koheygll 10 I Morris Scot ICelllSonlll 6-1 Charming home, beautiful grounds So said ordinance wilt be taken up lor sec Ihe Borough of Eotontown lo enter Into Gypsy Hill Mite (Sharkey) 7-2 ond reading ond further consideration Tactual (Morris) 4-1 Scotch Von (Scarpa) 12 1 Perfect Pride IPrlmeou) 10-1 Open champion, for the first many extras, we prefer to snow you the LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES — In such on agreement, Eastwood Playboy (Galantel 20 1 home. Keansburg Middletown-Hoilet Holmdel. ond final passage at a meeting of the Cherry Shode (Puntollllo) v-2 Perky Mike (Bonoccl) 30-1 Council of the Township of Marlboro to NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT OR P M Lucky (Tele) 20 1 lime since last March. THE SMOLKO AGENCY^ 7B70123 DAINEO by the Mayor and Council of Fly Fly Pete (Parodls) 5 1 be held on Thursday, January 23, 1975 at tm - Pace isoo HICKEY AGENCY the Marlboro Elementary School located the Borough of Eotontown. (hot the Flos Londy (No Driver) 6 1 Realtor agreement entitled "Agreement Be PetCraln (Butler) 81 JM Vicar (RIIIO) 5 2 Ith - poce 1900 \ SELLING YOUR HOME? on School Rood West, Marlboro Town Gus Webb (Belote) 31 37 Beach Rd • Monmouth Beach ship. New Jersey at 1:00 P.M. or as soon tween the County of Monmouth and cer- MlssCottee Break 49,»00 144 I ?}]_ Principals only. JOAN CZECH BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that Singapore Sling (Parodls) .... 6 I Boyshore Zlggy IGagllardl) Ml Rumble Dee Ktaiwrtel 10 ' Township Clerk this ordinance shall lake effect Imme- Helen Kathleen I Kelly) t I Genesee Boy (No Driver 1 I •. I NKW SHUF.WSBURY - OUR-pERSONAllZED SERVICE - Of- 7lh-Pace ISOO fers you, the home buyer, a selection ol Township ot Marlboro diately upon Its enactment. Coldslreom George (Gont) 8 I The learn of Tom. Turning and RECREATIONAL Jon. 13 til.44 Jan I] tls to Flave Hanover (Gont) I I Saffron Lobell I Lohmeyer I 57 9th — Poce 3400 over 2000 homes In every price category ShonoTlex (Flllonl . ond style The Berg Agency, Rt 15, Mid Release (Colandrlno) ...101 Scarlet Time IGagllardl) 3 1 Mike Prtnglc won the N..I. RESOLUTION Solicitor Cottee (Turcollel 7 2 Ma|estlc Pride (Bresnahon) . dlelown. 671 1000. WHEREAS. N J.S. 40A;4 87 provides thai Ihe Director ot the Division ol Local Sllvador (Parodls) ...121 Farrlor JugChlel IScarpal ...20 1 Rich Reveller (Gagllordll 4 1 Shore Tennis Association's IS2. Boots and Accessories Government Services may approve Ihe Insertion ot any special Hem ol revenue In Regal Hanover (Rogers) 5 1 ill. Special Notices BOSTON~WHAL~Ell~^^ro»tron, Sport Ihe budget ol any municipality when such Item snail hove been mode available by Lord Flick (Parodist . t> \ men's doubles tournament crott and Sllnoer Package deals. FLAG law and Ihe amounl Ihereol wos not determined at the time ol the adoption of the >d-Trot 1400 budget and. Th E Consort (Lohmeyef) 3 1 Don't Call Me (Pelgelbeck) 10 1 held at Ihe New Shrewsbury SHIP MARINE. Atlantic Highland* Merry Commander (Manilt 17 1 WHEREAS, sold Director may also approve Ihe Insertion ol any Item ol appro W Brllton (LeCousi > M Selections SISTER DOROTHY p, lotion for equal amounl. .4 1 ) - Gypsy Hill Mile. Knockdown. Tac Racquet Club yesterday, B-4, EVERYTHING FOR THE KQATMAN ' Comden Gondolier (Sperendl) . 10th — Poce IM0 NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED Ihot Ihe Township ot Holmdel hereby Del HI Silver (Roslno) ...5 I tual Spirituals requests the Director of the Division of Local Government Services to approve the 3 — Generolo Con, Meadows Miss A, R Michael (Plnll) i I li I. by defeating Steve Smith BOATMAN'S SHOP Insertion of Ihe fallowing item of revenue In the budget of the year 1974; which Item Synlheslier IMarlln) 61 Exolled Ruler lAbbollello) ... I l Jendora Bprmln (Unger) Singapore Sling and l!ol) VVeistv New Jersey's Largest Is now available as revenue trom a Federal grant under Ihe provisions of the Slate II John Bee N ILuchenlol < I Tradllee (interdonloo) M. .101 3 - F W Brllton, The Consorl. Comden READER & Marine Supply House ond Local Fiscal Assistance Act of 197? as follows. Neusha (Gagllaidil 11 I'lie I'ringle-Cuniing duo 24 Wharf Ave. 741 S7W Red Bank Atton Crown (Mltechell) Gondolier Entitlement Period July I, 1974 lo June 30. 1975 4 — Groovy Lady. Male L K. T H Joy Dr. John J (Ingrasslo) 6) Open daily 9 6 I) Maintenance and Operating Costs San Del Ron (Bonacorsa) 8 1 downed Peter Burrus and FEDERAL X 100 - T wo blade racing lal Public Solely 4th - Pace I4M 5 — Some Force, Codwallender, Frank ADVISOR Sullivan MISS Hot Ponls (Guloltol Ill prop, I3K14V3", ISO Also 13x16 two blode Police, other expenses 15000,00 T H Joy (Makrs) ... .31 ('irnrgr.GIll, H-4. 7-5. in the Will help solve all your pioblems prop, I?S. Bath excellent condition Also Entitlement Period July I. 1974 to June 30 Groovy Lady (Hock) ...72 6 - J M Vicar, Pretty Chomp, Eslorll Staceys Count (Morano) 15 1 MKtnulypf IH*|iKkct.M0 747 4/47 l»75 ...TolaltSOOOOO Moiel K (No Driver) 4 I 7 - Chlel Plncher, Softron Lobell. Scor semifinals, while Smith and of Me . >,love, mairiage. sick- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Resolution be published In The Dally . .9 2 let Time nth - Poce Utt LOBSTER BOAT - ~409'traps, many ft Donna Analee (Lohmeyer) Weise heal I'ete Ik'lamns and ness, business & finance Register In accordonre with the provisions ot the Stale orld Local Fiscal Assistance May Time IPuinnl .. .6 1 I - Johnny DancVrT Gus Webb, Mich En Old Man Anderson (Turcolte) 1-1 Iros Remonable. Arl ol IV/-J || ,„..,,.in 750 River Ave. (Rt. 9) 4957473 Mar Lyn Smith IBatlabgllol . ...II Sluxlrmi Don lUMdcnt-oi, M. :IK. M. CERTIFICATION Jes Bee Handy (Morano) ... . .10 1 9 — Motesllc Pride, Shona Fie*. Regal MissCatlee (Kamm) 4 1 Lakewood MARINE CANVAS - Upholstery, drop I. John P. Wodlngton. Clerk ol the Township ol Holmdel. do hereby certify thai .201 J Cs Princess (Baltagllal In the consolation finalf.. the attached Is a Irue copy ol a resolution adopted al a regular meeting ol Ihe Town Roses Desire (Vllranol Hanover Open 7 Dayt — 9 lo 1 erics BOAT MOUSE CANVAS SHOP does 10 - John Bee N. Exalted Ruler. R Ml C C Edle ISChryer) 6 1 them oil well On your boot, in your home ship Committee of the Township ol Holmdel In Ihe County ol Monmouth held on De AmyLeelLeoattl B I Dee Y.acKCC and lack No Appointment Needed cember It. 1J74. mi-Trall4M draft 1132 Oceon Ave , Sea Bright. B47 7711 Mercury Georgeon (Golonlel 5.3 II — Old-Man Anderson, Tina. C C Edle Rich Hal IConlll McNaniaia topped Cat Brad- I972MERCURY - MoO>ii400EL 140 hp JOHNP WADINGTON Clerk Codwallender IMyerl 3 1 Best Bel - J M vicar I6lh) Lovply Imp tOukr-s) With power trim. Like new condition, Con shaw and Jim Oaly.tV2.B-2. 3 troll included. Call Ben, 14? MM. Jan.13 115.40 iiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiii linn iiiinmiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini mi HUM iiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiititiniiii i

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