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VOL.97 NO.140. SHREWSBURY. N. J. MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1975 TEN CENTS Buehler lone county senator backing surtax TRENTON — Only one of cans in the Senate will oppose the five per cent surcharge Wagner. D-Monmouth, and County and Wayne Dumiint of hid ruled that the present Monmouth County's three the surcharge was not encouraging for the William K. Flynn. D-Middle- Warren County. method of financing public state senators plans to sup- Sen. Beadleston declined to backers of the plan sex. - A court-mandated Dec. 31 education, which relies on the port Gov. Brendan T. Byrne's predict the outcome of He said the surcharge, low- Mr. Bedell said he expects deadline (Or the legislature to local property tax. is uncon- proposed five per cent income today's vote, but said he had ered from seven and one half the income tax bill to be in- develop a new financing for- stitutional because it favors tax surcharge bill which is. heard "the vote's aren't per cent to five per cent, has troduced in the Assembly mula has passed. The matter wealthy communities with scheduled for a vote today in there." gained no additional support next week by both Mr. Van has been put before the New richer tax bases. the upper house. The senator has been con- and there simply aren't Wagner and Mr. Flynn. Jersey Supreme Court again. Mr. Beadleston said he fa- That vote will come from sistently opposed to a state enough voles to pass the At the same time, Sen. Bed- The surtax would raise an vors a plan which would get Sen. Herbert J. Buehler, an income tax and he calls the amended tax.bill. ell said he will introduce the estimated $250 million per half the money needed for Ocean Township Democrat, surcharge just another form "I am opposed to a sur- companion bill to repeal the year. It would take effect ret- state aid to education through who predicts the surcharge of an income tax which "I charge at any rate." Sen. sales tax. roactive to Jan. I. cuts in the state budget and plan will be approved by the will oppose until Hell freezes Bedell said, "and I'm going to Sen. Buehler, who repre- The surtax proposal was de- the other half through a one Senate in a very close vote,. over." vote against it no matter sents the southern part of Mon- veloped before the Ford ad- cent increase in the state The third county senator, what the rate is." mouth County, said he believe ministration began consid- sales tax. He is one of the few legisla- Eugene J. Bedell, a Keans- Sen. Bedell is having the surcharge will pass be- eration of a federal tax cut. Also scheduled for a vote tors who thinks the gover- burg Democrat, also is op- drafted legislation proposing cause "most of us feel this is State House observers feel a in the Senate was a bill that nor's latest plan to finance lo- posed to the surcharge. a statewide income tax and at the fairest way to provide the federal tax cut could jeopard- would increase the point al- cal education will be ap- Sen Bedell said he doesn't the same time calling for the necessary funds to meet the ize the stale surtax proposal lowance for automobjle driv- proved. see any need for an additional repeal of the state's five per court decision." because any federal tax re- ers from 12 to 18'before a li- Meanwhile, Senate Minority broadbased tax in the state. cent sales tax. Two Republicans reportedly • duction would result in a loss cense could be suspended. Leader Alfred N. Beadleston. S£n. Bedell said a meeting Mr. Bedell, who is sup- considering supporting the in anticipated state surtax Three times'in the past six R-Monmoulh, says that at in the governor's office last ported in his tax plan by As- surcharge are Sens. Raymond revenue. years similar.legislation has least eight of the 10 Republi- week to sample support for semblymen Richard W. Van H. Bateman of Somerset The State Supreme Court been vetoed. Sen. Herbert J. Buehler Sen Alfred N. Beadleston Commission selected for CIA investigation

WASHINGTON (AP) - his panel's probe, welcomed map its investigation. Nedzi asked not to be identified, Congressional leaders say the appointment of the presi- said he will urge that the pan- said the close personal rela- their planned investigations dential commission and said el's work be done in public. tionship between Rockefeller into the CIA's alleged domes- he would appreciate any in- Neither Stennis nor Spark- and Secretary of State Henry tic intelligence work will pro- sights the commission may man was immediately avail- A. Kissinger made it a 'self ceed even though President offer "into the problem of re- able for comment. investigation." Ford has appointed an eight conciling a secret agency Sen. Howard H. Baker, R- Kissinger also serves as man commission to probe the with an open society." Tenn.. who conducted his own head of the National Security spy agency. Nedzi said he was skeptical personal inquiry into the Council, wtilch is directly re- Ford named Vice President about how much work the CIA's links with the Water- sponsible for the CIA. Kissi- Nelson A. Rockefeller to head commission could produce in gate scandal, commended nger is known to have urged the commission yesterday 90 days "because the CIA and Ford for creating the com- Ford to create such a com- which was created to "deter- the intelligence community mission. Baker added that the mission. mine whether the CIA has ex- are very large and the prob- commission did not reduce Sen. William Proxjnire. D- ceeded its statutory author- lem of reconciling a secret the need for independent con- Wis. said tite^panel was ity." The agency, which is agency and an open society is gressional action. "very one-sided." , limited by law to foreign in- very large." The make-up of the com- "With the exception of Gris- HWitttr iMI tfwM »r DM L«r« telligence, allegedly has spied The House CIA subcom- mission came under some wold, members of the panel CALM BEFORE THE STORM — From left, Re- Ann Bobzln, deputy clerk. Mrs. Pamm, the first on Americans in the United mittee will meet next week to criticism. One lawmaker, who See Commission, page 2 publican Commltteeman Carroll S. Pierce, Demo- woman and first Democrat In over 40 years to take States. cratic Commltteewoman Gloria L. Pamm and a seat on the Colts Neck Township Committee, The panel is to report in 90 Mayor Thomas McCllntock prepare to take their challenged many of the appointments of the Re- days, White House Press Sec- oaths of office In Colts Neck yesterday before Mrs. publican-dominated body. retary Ron Nessen said the report would be sent to Con- U.S. to hold auction gress and released to the pub- lic. The other commissioners Colts Neck committee gets appointed by "Ford were for- of some of its gold mer California Gov. Ronald Reagan, retired Army Gen. WASHINGTON (AP) - The government from U.S. stocks. The government had sold Lyman L. Lemnitzer, former is auctioning two million ounces of gold to big- small amounts periodically to jewelers and Solicitor General Erwin N. money buyers in an attempt to prevent for- other industrial users in the late 1960s before Griswold, AFL-CIO Secre- eign gold from pouring into the United States. movements toward world monetary reform first woman, she is heard tary-Treasurer Joseph Lane The gold being auctioned today is worth led to suspension of the practice Kirkland. retired University around $350 million at the S175-an-ounce price Although gold specialists have said the lat- By BARBARA KATELL Over her objection. Thomas L. Birdsall was reappointed of Virginia President Edgar that prevailed on most markets late last week. est auction served to depress gold prices, township engineer; Richard R. Stout, township attorney and F. Shannon, former Com- Because the, minimum quantity sold to an indi- Treasury officials have stressed the auction's COLTS NECK - Mrs. Gloria L. Pamm became the first Joseph X. Seaman, auditor. merce Secretary John T. Con- vidual is 400 ounces, the minimum bid must be role in protecting the U.S. trade balance. woman and the first Democrat in over 40 years to sit on the Mrs. Pamm voiced her strongest criticism over the fail- nor and former Treasury Sec- around (70,000 if the $175 an ounce price holds The nation is already running a deficit in Township Committee at yesterday's organization meeting. ure of the committee to reappoint John Carlucci and Dr. The- retary C. Douglas Dillon. up. excess of $2 billion in its trade accounts this She promptly asserted herself by criticizing many of the ap- odore Frucht, a veterinarian, to the Board of Health. She de- Senate Republican Leader The auction was planned to avoid a surge year. And since U.S. gold exports were ex- pointments of the Republican four-man majority. clared that the two men were dropped from their appoint- Hugh Scott praised the com-' in imported gold once it became legal On Dec. pected to total eight million ounces last year Also taking the oath of office as a committeeman was ments only, because they had supported Democratic candi- mission members as "dis- 31 for American citizens to own gold for the with only industrial purchases permitted, offi- Carroll S. Pierce, a Republican, who will be serving his third dates. Mr. Carlucci was board chairman for three years and a tinguished men without per- first time since the Depression. A rush of im- cials were eager to head off any aggravation three-year term. member for four, and Dr. Frucht a member for 12 years. sonal axes to grind" and as ported gold would have weakened the U.S. of the situation. Thomas McClintock was unanimously named mayor for In a lengthy statement at the conclusion of the meeting "men of great national repu- balance of payments situation. Rep. John B. Conlan. R-Ariz , had urged the year and Mr. Pierce, deputy mayor. before an overflow audience which included many of her sup- tation." Anticipation that U.S. citizens would ea- Treasury Secretary William E. Simon over the Mrs. Pamm cast the only negative vote on the appoint- porters, Mrs. Pamm declared that the two men were the only But Scott said it was neces- gerly acquire the precious metal sent gold weekend to postpone the auction until a Gen- ' ment of professional consultants to the township. She con- incumbents not reappointed. And she called the Republicans sary for the congressional in- prices upward to around $200 an ounce late eral Accounting Office audit of U.S. gold tended that while she realized these appointmen's were nor- on the committee "hypocritical and indecent" for insisting quiries to go ahead^ CIA In- last month. However, the ho-hum response stocks has been fully disclosed on Jan. tl. mally political, the committee majority had failed-to consider that it supported open government and actively solicited vestigations previously were from the American public last week sent the Conlan said he based the request on warn- the application of a qualified local resident for the township announced by Hep, Lueien N price down to the $175 level. ings of financial experts that international engineer's position. See Colts Neck, page 2 Nedzi. O-Mich.. chairman of speculators may have been alerted secretly by \ the House CIA oversight com- Foreign governments and their agents government sources that the GAO audit shows N.millee; Sen. John C. Stennis, were barred from participating in the auction. less U.S. gold holdings than previously report- 1)-Miss., chairman of the Sen- The government reserved the right to re- ed officially. ate CIA oversight panel; and ject any bids it considered too low. but a Trea- . If the GAO report shows the quantilv of Sen. John J. Spark man, D- sury Department official said before the auc- U.S. gold bullion to be much less than the pre- Liddy for a tougher Nixon Ala.. incoming chairman of tion that the government was prepared to be vious Treasury Department figure of 24 mil- the Senate Foreign Relations liberal in deciding what would be a reasonable lion ounces, the value of the auctioned gold Liddy said he identifies what is necessary." Liddy WASHINGTON (AP) - Liddy served about 18 Committee. price,. would have increased substantially. Conlan with U.S. District Judge John said in an interview with Convicted Watergate burglar months in prison before being Nedzi. vowing to continue The auction was not the first sale of gold said. (I. (iordon Liddy says former released on bond while one of J. Sirica, the man who im- Mike Wallace for a CBS "60 President Richard M. Nixon his sentences is appealed. He prisoned him and who has Minutes" program broadcast did not act ruthlessly enough has been sentenced to 6 years presided in most of the Wa- yesterday. tergate cases. "I really can't in coping with the scandal and eight months to 20 years He Hold Wallace that Nixon and should have destroyed for his role in Watergate, IK be too critical of Judge Sirica . . . He believes that the end was "insufficiently ruthless" Utility cutoff curbs sought the tape recordings that even- months for contempt of court justifies the means. He puts In dealing with "these domes- tually drove him from office. and 1 to 3 years for his role in tic difficulties in which he that into practice. He does NKWAHK (AP) - Con- that state regulations allow- quire public hearings before The concern over con- In—«r televised interview the Kllsberg conspiracy case. was engaged." l.iddy said ing utilities to discontinue ser- termination of utility service sumer-utility relations, and Liddy also characterized'for- that when the existence Of the sumers threatened with ter- vice are constitutionally per- Van Ness contends that utili- mer While House counsel White House tapes was dis- mination of gas. electric or the regulations surrounding ties provide services that are John W. Dean III as a "stool closed, he would have staled telephone service soon may missible even if no public them, has grown in recent pigeon" and-former Nixon re- publicly that "they are being have u day in court. hearings are required before necessities, and that termina- years as,the energy crisis election committee head Jeb The inside story destroyed, in (act, they have Under New Jersey law., U the curtailment. tion could pose health haz- deepened As energy costs utility may curtail service in ards skyrocketed, more and more Stuart Magruder as "an ac- TIIK H'KATHKK been destroyed." The nation's highest court complished, skillful liar." any customer seven days af- said, in effect, that utility Most service curtailments consumers were unable In Cloudy this afternoon. Chance of light rain Liddy refused in the inter- ler giving written notice. The customers (In not have a coil- result from a consumer's fail- pay their lulls, and the tonight. Sunny, mild tomorrow. Complete re- "I think in all fairness to view as he has before, to notice may be mailed if bills slililinnal right to due process ure In promptly pay a bill. present state law on service the man you'd have to put port on page 2. break his silence on what he lire not paid III daysoa[|er notices and public hearings Under Van Nes*' proposal, a termination came under at- him right up there with Judas Freehold Democrats retain council control .page 3 knows about Watergate-. Hut they arc sent. Ik'fiHV service curtailments person who cannot pay a hill tack jgcariot." l.iddy said of Dean, Rue ends 48 yean county service page 13 he described Watergate as a I'.ul the court said the ulti- would be allowed to make de- The I'l'C says it will hold who along with Magruder was The law forces u consumer Holmdel mayor won't seek reelection page 13 justified intelligence gather- mate decision iis to whether ferred payments so long as he •hearings in the near future on a chief prosecution witness in facing a service cutoff to deal Newest of the winter brWes page 14 ing operation. to require hearings should IK; also paid current bills. the Public Advocate's pro- (he Watergate cover-up trial. from a weak position lit' Rangers and Nets maintain winning ways page IK ". . . if one is engaged in a may. of course, seek relief ing left to the states Still another proposal bj posals. No dale has been set. Liddy said that if he is re- Houston Astros' Wilson, son found dead .page 18 Knter Stanley Van Ness. Van Ness would prohibit utili- wiir. one deploys troops, one Die courts, but during his Notice turned to prison, he would TtPeks to know the capability protracted court battle, he'll '• Van Ness, the I'ulilic Advo- ties from terminating service Classified 2f.2l DAILY KKCIISTKK Township of Holmdel. Having prefer not being sent to the and the intent inns of the be without tin- service in cate In New Jersey, lias on weekends or on afternoons Comics.. 17 PHONK NUMBKKS completed my assessment for minimum security facility vnemy and things of that sort. question, He'll also be run- asked I he stale Public Ulilh prior to a weekend or holiday, the year 1975, my books will Contemporary Life 14-lt Main Office S424IM where Dean is held because If one is engaged in politics ning up lie fly legal hills. Hies Commission to adopt or tor four months where a be open for inspection on Classified Ads S42-I7M "I'd rather have an honest Kdltorlals « and line deploys his political regulations that would re- health emergency exists Tuesday, January 7. 1975. In a recent case involving bank robber any day in the Knlertainmenl, TV II Circulation Depl S42-4IM troops, line seeks In learn Inc. from 12 to 4:30 p.m. and 7:38 an appeal tiiini Transylvania. Boutique' week" as a cell male. Financial II Sports Dept H2-4H4 capabilities and intentions ill llolllster Ostoni) Products to 9 p.m., at my office in the Hie U.S. SupVemc Court ruled Ideal location, perfect com- township hall annex. Craw- Make A Date It Mlddletown Bureau S7I-225* tin- oilier side TJil' opposition Middletown Pharmacy (N.J. Brookdale Students Obituaries / Freehold ..Jeau «MI2I ^Surgi'al,» Authorized retai- bination tor string women's lords Corner Road. Holmdel. It's like brushing your leelli l.ittlel,06slerS«*ity " Used texts 25% off. Skip's Sports 18. IS Long Branch Bureau ..222-MII ler. 81 Leohardville Rd at bouticfuc, upstairs of men's 'Vincent M. Pomarico, Asses- Student Bookstore, Lincroft. . . it's basic," hi' said Now open 12 noon, Mon.-Fri. Campbells Junction 7K7-1541 clothing store. R42-K5I5. sor. 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. JANUARY 6.1975 Colts Neck Committee's first woman asserts^ herself (Continued) didn't gel her own way. We need and deserve belter govern- McClinlCK'k, as mayor. Mr. Pierce as the elected official rep- Commission. people who might be Interested in serving on township boards• in. ni lather tluui'accusalions," he said. "We will wail and sec resentative, and Mr. Simms a,s his alternate, all for one year Other unopposed appointment*, all for one year, wi-ie "As far as I know no poison solkilcd for jobs on township if we will gel fewer slogans and fewer speeches but more out- Mary Mailler was unanimously appointed to a three-year John P Hice. township administrator; Ann•Hobzin. lirarsurei. IXKIKIS submitted Bfl application." she said "Many were nol put and performance from Mrs l'ainm." term on Ihe /oning Hoard and John Schrumpf lo an unexpired deputy clerk, deputy court clerk, welfare director, and lav prevtowiy MMVC m township iffatrs." Mrs. I'amni also voted "no" on several other appoint- two-year term Mrs Pamm abstained on the appointment of search officer; Virginia Saunders, niuil clerk and general ad- tin Viimm cited as outstanding several of I he candiilales ments She strongly crilici/.ed the appointment of (locrgc Janet (Juackenbush as first alternate lo the board and Waller ministrative clerk: Caroline McCoy, administrative clerk; Jo- she proposvd for various board vacancies and she called "un-.> lioehm to a six-year term on the Planning Hoard, alleging Newion as second alternate, both for one-year terms seph K.slenes. plumbing inspector: John Mayerski. building qualified" aome of those solected in their place by the He that Mi Hcicliin was a three-year resident of Ihe township and Mrs Pamm voted against Ihe appointment of Dr. Robert inspector and zoning officer. publicans ' «. , was mil a registered voter and he was nol as qualified as a Sajioi Ho and John I.alley lo Ihe Hoard of Health [or four-year Also George llanrtao, future assessment searcher; Wilniol She contended lhal two loyalty oatlis were re(|uiied bj resident she had suggested for Ihe position terms as less qualified than the incumbents who were not Knrivst. Civil Defense director and Ixuis Knrb. assistant di- those considered for township positions, "support (or the dis- She also insisted that township statules require lhal a reuppoinled rector. Hulh Cappilla. dog warden; Barbara I.eMeunc. assis- credited BIJ; Brook Recreation Complex and noninvolveinenl member of the Knvironmental Commission must serve on the Itobert Cecere. Virginia Newkirk. Kaymond Lean and lanl secretary to Ihe Zoning and Planning Boards and the 111 the Democratic party." Planning Hoard and lhal the naming of Donald Cush. the Unbolt Oberst were unanimously appointed to three-year Township Committee; Kred Hicharl. health officer; Herbert Un I'atnm also objected strongly to Ihe committee's re- commission's chairman as a lownship official (class II) alter- terms on the Recreation Committee Hut Mrs. Pamm voted (iliffln, court tifficer; Bernard Marx, tax assessor, and fusal In add a public portion to the meeting so that members nate to the board did not fulfill that requirement against the appointment of Thomas Kenny for a (hree-year Charles W Wills, fire inspector. of ihe audience could voice their disapproval of the com \i-cordingly. she voted against the appointmenl of Job.!! lei in on the grounds lhal one position on Ihe committee Township Committee assignments for the year are Mr mittee's actions ** y Tischendorf as Ihe regular class II member for a one-year should have been to a teen-age resident. Pierce. Planning Board, police and recreiilion; Mr Simms. Kfiber! Simnis. a Republican conimilteeman. ^tinted at term and as Ihe boards liaison to the Zoning Board, calling it lames I.egg and James Cartlaw were named lo three- Planning Board alternate, finance and public works; Frank the end of Mrs I'amm's Speech that she had said "many out- "an illegal action." She abstained on the vole naming Mr year terms on the Public Safety Committee, l.ouis Baum- Kane, buildings and grounds. Shade Tree Commission, and rageous and untrue things " Cush his alternate. gaeiiner and Frances Melz were appointed respectively to a tiii- and first aid, and Mrs Pamm. safety. Bicentennial and He accused her of "petulant complaining because she Named to the Planning Board unanimously were Mr. five-year and uncxpired one-year term on Ihe Shade .Tree Knvironmental Commissions. Commission named Colts Neck economy to look into the CIA1 strong, mayor says In establishing the commis- staff. While House aides said. done to us by higher author- (Continued) COLTS NECK - Mayor the community may be main- sion. Ford restricted its in- Nessen said the commission ity, we shall meet the chal- haven't been very con- Thomas McClintock declared tained. vestigation to "CIA activities would be given the report lenge." he said. spicuous for their champion- at the Township Committee Speaking after he was elect- within the United States." sent to Ford by CIA director ship of civil liberties." Prox- organization meeting yes- ed mayor for the year by the Turning to other topics. Ihe He praised the agency for William E. Colby after Ihe miresaid terday that despite national committee, Mr McClintock. a mayor said that nearly 20 per its "(nany successes" ip in- New York Times reported He also said he was con- and state economic woes, the Republican, condemned pos- cent of the families in the telligence and counter- last month that CIA agents cerned about the fact that township's economy was sible fiscal problems resulting lownship have at least one intelligence, tun declared: "it spied on antiwar activities hockeTeller "has been on the strong, stable and diversified, from the slate's school fund- memBer involved in commu- is essential in this Republic and dissidents in the United President's foreign in- with ratables still growing at ing impasse. nily service. that we meet our security re- States during the late 1960s telligence advisory board for a faster rate than population. "While the abdication of "I suspect that this is the quirements, and at the same and early 1970s five years" and about the He credited the township's leadership in the area of highest proportion of any mu- time avoid impairing our While the commission lacks close relationship between good condition to careful school funding at the state nicipality in the United democratic institutions and subpoena power, it is ex- Kissinger and Rockefeller. planning by past adminis- level is bound to create sev- Slates." he declared. "II is a fundamental freedoms." pected to call a number of Nessen was asked yes- trations which, he said, have ere problems in planning and tribute to our residents." Ford also said he was writ- government officials, in- terday whether Ihe Kissinger- created a community not at budgeting at the local level, it In conclusion the mayor ing to department and agency cluding Richard Helms, now Rockefeller friendship and the mercy of a single large presents us with the duty and quoted Mao Tse Tung: "Seize heads responsible for the gov- ambassador to Iran who was Kissingers CIA relations con- employer. And he pledged opportunity to work with our the moment: seize the op- ernmenfs' intelligence activi- CIA director from 1966 to stituted a conflict of interest. that the current committee School Board to protect the portunity." ties "emphasizing that they 1973. "The President didn't think will continue the same high interests of our children and "I share the desires of all are at all times to conduct Helms, who conferred with so. " Nessen responded. planning standards so that our taxpayers." he said. here to seize the opportunities their activities within the Ford Saturday just before the . Lemnitzer, as a former the ambience and quality of "No matter what might be presented to us in 1975" chairman of the Joint Chiefs scope of their respective, stat- White House announcement of of Staff, also had contacts utory authorities." the commission's,creation, with the CIA, but Nessen said Ford's investigative com- has denied that any illegal do- they were "not in a sense that mission will swing into action mestic operations were con- Cioffi to fight revaluation would hamper his role on the this week, holding an organi- ducted during his seven years commission." zational meeting and hiring :as CIA director. HEART SCREENING — Dr. Nicholas J. Arco- before county tax. officials mano, standing, chairman of this year's Heart Sun- City attorney to represent day Screening Program, and Dr. Carlos Garcia, LONG BRANCH - Mayor Mayor Cioffi also revealed obey and be in conformity associate chairman, interview one of the 1,000 per- Henry R. Cioffi will appear the city tax assessor. Harry with the N.J. State Con- sons examined in session of the program at AAon- before the Monmouth County A. Schuman, had refused to stitution and the duly promul- mouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Board of Taxation tomorrow go along with a City Council gated statutes. . as opposed Dennis in Municipal Court to argue that city property resolution to abandon the Cle- to the municipality of which assessments, produced in a minshaw revaluation and sub- you are assessor." LONG BRANCH - The city counsel, will represent Mr. signed by Howard II Woolley. controversial revaluation, stitute last year's assess- The letter states that, attorney has been directed to Dennis on Jan. 15 when he's Jr., council president, In be- 1,000 participate cannot be used for tax pur- ments. should the assessor fail to defend Councilman James scheduled to appear in Munic- half of the governing body. poses and will seek a new In a letter to the council, meet the filing deadline, he Dennis when he appears in ipal Court. Municipal Court Judge Ja- deadline for filing revised val- dated last Friday, the tax as- can be fined $10 a day. court on a disorderly charge, Also appearing will be two cob Rand has disqualified ues with the county. sessor cited his "responsi- "In addition, you are liable signed by members of a black men who were charged with himself from hearing the in Heart Sunday The mayor will be accom- bilities to the county tax board to a civil suit at the instance organization, the Unified Coa- disorderly conduct during the cases and a judge from anoth- panied by three real estate as well as my jeopardy as a of the county Board of Tax- lition of Long Branch. ^ same December meeting LONG BRANCH - Heart er municipality will take his ing Program has examined appraisers who were hired by certified tax assessor." ation Also, the county board The charge stems from a when 50 angry blacks stormed screening examinations were place. some 3,000 Monmoth County the city to review the reva- He attached a letter from may summarily remove you disturbance during a council the seated council in an at- given 1,000 persons at Mon- residents since it began in luation after residents bitterly Frank J. Fasano, acting city from office and itself make or meeting on Dec. 10 when, the tempted attack on Mr. Den- The disturbance at the niouth Medical Center yes- 1972, to determine their pos- complained of inflated assess- attorney, which spells out the cause to be made and filed, complainants allege,.Mr. Den- nis. The men are Randy Phil- meeting erupted during pro- terday. sible risk of heart attack. ments. Their study revealed assessor's "overriding duty to the assessment list." nis told them to " 'shut up lips, 31. of 196 Spruce St. here tests by blacks about the fatal The Heart Sunday Screen- Dr. Nicholas J. Arcomano that some assessments by the and sit down' in a loud and and Emmet "Marty" Robin- shooting two days earlier of has been the chairman for •I M Cleminshaw Co. in a Planning, recreation posts unruly manner." son, 33, of Eatontown. an unarmed black youth by a this year's screening pro- city-wide revaluation were at Robert L. Mauro, the city Charges against them were city policeman. - Ex-EAI man gram. A specifically designed odds with their own values in "risk factors" form was filled a sample. are filled in Long Branch out for each participant based LONG BRANCH - William pointed to a newly created po- is manager on his or her life style, heredi- Mayor Cioffi. appearing at J. Niesen of Hopatcong today sition in the city adminis- Weather: Cloudy, mild ty factors and medical tests, a public meeting here Friday became planning director for tration. Whether the Planning for Ocean with the results suggesting night, said he will take his ap- the city of Long Branch at an Board will continue to retain Increasing cloudiness this in effect today for several Travelers advisories contin- whether the individual has a peal to the state if the county annual salary of $20,000. its own planning consultant OCEAN TOWNSHIP - afternoon. Cloudy with sections of the country hit by ue for portions of southeast potential for a heart attack. board turns him down. And. Next week, on Jan. 13, Ke- has not been determined. Fenton K. Hudson, a township chance of occasional light rain or snow over the week- Idaho, the northern moun- Participation in the screen- failing cooperation from the vin T. Dixon. Orange, will be- ,Mr. Dixon succeeds Pat T. resident and management rain or drizzle tonight. High end. tains of Utah and most of Col- ing was open to residents of state, he will take the case come director of the city's Ravo who resigned from the consultant, today became around 40 and low in the up- Heavy rain and snow des- orado Accumulations of six Monmouth County who were into court. Recreation. Parks and Con- recreation post in the fall. township manager at an an- per 30s. Becoming sunny and cended upon most of northern inches of snow are expected beween the ages of 30 and 65 The county deadline for fil- servation Department, also The recreation program came nual salary of $21,000. a little milder tomorrow with California. Washington and in some mountainous areas. and had no previous history - ing up-to-date assessments is earning $20,000 a year. under fire last summer when highs 45 to 50. Oregon. Snowfall also extend- Mayor Joseph A. Palaia Snow mised with rain pla- of heart problems. Friday. Mr. Niesen has been ap- funds ran out. Precipitation probability ed eastward to the northern gued travel through the upper said Mr. Hudson was one of near zero per cent this mom- and west central Rockies. Plains and upper Mississippi 50 candidates considered for ing, increasing to 30 per cent Valley. the job. "As a resident, he (What 1974 luxury car was *4975 last January this evening and tonight. TIDES knows what our goals are and Colts Neck girl we look forward to working Twenty per cent tomorrow. . Sandy Hook and is still available at*4975 this January? Winds northeast 10 miles with him." the mayor said. o. reported raped It was quite a year (or price increases. Most cars of some cars twice the price; it's the only luxury car that per hour or less, becoming TODAY - High 3:50 pint Mr. Hudson was treasurer east to southeast 10 to IS COLTS NKCK - Police are and low 10:14 p.m. and corporate planner at went up several hundred dollars. But the AudMOOLS combines front-wheel drive, torsion crank rear axle, miles per hour today and still seeking the man who al- TOMORROW - High 4:29 [Electronics Associates Inc., is still the same price this January as it was last January. front disc brakes, rack-and-pinion steering. And it's tonight, then shifting to west legedly raped a 17-year-old a.m. and 4:53 p.m. and low West Long Branch, from 1960 And it's still available. German engineered to last. And to get about 24 miles to southwest about the same Colts Neck girl at 4 p.m. Sat- 10:56 a in. and 11:07 |i m to 1969. H^ is a charter mem- The Audi is a full-sized luxury car, extraordinarily to the gallon* speeds early tomorrow. urday. For Red Bank and Rumson ber of the township's environ- comfortable. Its seats were orthopedically designed to It may go up in February. But this month you can mental commission which Outlook for Wednesday: Police said the girl was bridge, add two hours; Sea help prevent fatigue; it has the legroom and headroom get it for $4975! Unquestionably. hitchhiking when the alleged Bright, deduct 10 minutes; was formed in 1971. Cloudy with chance of show- (AUDI 10OIS12-DR., STANDARD TRANSMISSION) SUGGESTED KTAILMICE P.O.E. TIANSPOITATION, lOCAt TAXES AND OTHER DEALER ers and little temperature assault took place Further Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Mr. Hudson, who is 43. lives CHARGES, IF ANY. ADDITIONAL 'Milage bued on German Industry Sundaid (DIN-70030). change. details were unavailable from ules; Highlands bridge, add with his wife. Barbara, at i:i Tiavelors advisories remain police 40 minutes. Mahoris Drive in Wayside'.

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\^ FRSTIWIONAIBANK Nme all-service bank that looks out for you. Precision Porsche Audi, Inc. Highway 35, Oakhurst •Federal Regulations require subsiantial interest penalty lor early withdrawals. A member FDIC Fidelity Union Bancorporation. (201) 493-8000 SHREWSBURY, N J. MONDAY. JANUARY 6. 1975 The Daily fegfater 3 Democrats keep 5-1 control in Freehold WORL board and Barney Powers By BARBARA KATELL second alternate, bulh for FREEHOLD - The Demo- three-year terms. Kissinger angers Arab world crats retained 5-1 control of Clinton J. Kbbcsen tn ap- Borough Council and took BEIRUT. Lebanon - The Arab world has reacted angrily pointed to a one-year term on over the mayor's job at a har- the Planning Board as the 10 Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger's statement that the monious council organization United States would intervene militarily aginst Middle East municipal official (class II) meeting yesterday. member Raymond Shet-iian 011 producers if they threaten "strangulation of the industrial- Roger J. Kane, former ized world." will be his alternate. Mr council president, was unani- McGackin will be the elected His comments, published by Business Week magazine, mously sleeted mayor by official alternate (class III). prompted a storm of editorial and government protests in cbuncil to fill the brie year re- Mrs Sue Sweetman was Egypt, Saudi Arabia. Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya and Iraq over maining in the term or J. Wil- the weekend. named to a five-year term on liam Boyle, a Republican, the Library Commission und A pro-Palestinian Beirut newspaper, Al Moharrer. pub- who unexpectedly resigned as Mrs. June Levchuk as the lished a cartoon showing Kissinger in a Nazi uniform deco- of last Tuesday. rated with the Star of David receiving congratulations from mayor's alternate on the com- Taking the oath of office as President Ford. mission fur one year councilmen were John G. Mrs. June Mancini was "America puts world on powder barrel," said a headline McGackin, a Democrat, and Hi the paper. pointed to a four-year term Ralph G. Musgrave, a Re- .on the Local Assistance Libyan Premier Abdel-Salam Jalloud declared: "We are publican, both for three-year Board. Also appointed to the not afraid and we will fight for freedom." terms, and James Mancini, a board were Michael Sloser (or A Member of the Kuwait cabinet, Abdel Aziz Hussein, told Democrat, for a one-year * Ret Isltr Heft pMfo an unexpired two-year term ^Egypt's official Middle East News Agency: "American or- term. HARMONY IN FREEHOLD - Three Democratic grave, Councilman John G. McGacki.i, Coun- and Robert Taylor to an gans have been making such threats frequently, so it is now Council unanimously ap- and one Republican councilmen as well as a new cilman James W. Cullen and Mayor Roger J. unexpired four-year term established in people's minds that their purpose is to check pointed James W. Cullen, a mayor take the oath of office at the Freehold or- Kane. Mr. Cullen was appointed to Mayor Kane's the freedom of oil producers to set a just price for their oil." i'miiic11 will continue meet- Democrat, to the council ganization meeting yesterday. From left are Coun- unexpired term on council after Mr. Kane was ing the first and third Mon- seat vacated by Mayor Kane. cilman James Mancini, Vivian Taylor, municipal elected mayor to fill an unexpired term. days of the month at 8 p.m.. Ford gives superports go-ahead He will serve for the one year clerk, Republican Councilman Ralph G. Mus- except when the meeting date NEW ORLEANS - The bureaucrats and planners have remaining in the term. Mr. falls on a holiday, in which been at work for months setting the wheels in motion to build Cullen had served a one-year member, defended Mayor terms on the Zoning Board of "We have a man at the leappoinfed borough attorney case the meeting will be held the nation's first deepwater ports for huge oil-bearing ships. term on council before he was Boyle's record as mayor, Adjustment and to the five- head of the department who and C, Bergen Grocndyke the following Tuesday On Saturday they got the go-ahead from President Ford, defeated by two votes in the saying "I thought he did a year appointment of William was trained as an adminis- was renamed borough audi- Council committees will bv who signed a law enabling states and the federal government November election by Mr. terrific job." • Conover to the Board of trator and trained as a police- tor. headed by the following coun- j to license construction of superports. Musgrave. The newly-installed coun- Health. He cited the service man," Mr. Musgrave said. "If Other one-year appoint- cil members in 1975: Mr. Three conglomerates that have been waiting in the wings In other council appoint- cilman, who had served one on these boards of Republican he cannot do the job. he ments were Dr. Jacob Lewis, Musgrave. finance: Mr. Man- for final action on the legislation say the next step is to sub- ments, Mrs. Jacqueline Holtz, previous three-year term be- members who were not reap- should be replaced. But 1 borough physician; John J. cini. health and welfare ami mit applications for licenses. a Democrat, was unani- fore he was defeated' in 197:1. pointed aod expressed his have no fears in that direc- Vreeland. building inspector: personnel: William R. Jones The three ports already in the planning stages would be mouslv chosen council presi- contributed to the atmosphere regret, tion. We have a man who can Vivian Taylor, finance clerk; Jr.. lighting and fire commis- ; l located in the Gulf of Mexico off the coasts of Texas, Loui- dent for the year, and Mr. of unity by agreeing to most He said that as police com- ^olHeToBY As police"commis- TiPOTgFltope, assistant super ~sluin?i . Mr: fttHvtr property siana and the Mississippi-Alabama border. Musgrave was named police council appointments. missioner he would oversee sioner I will look to him to intendent of public works: and parks and recreation: The ports will be pumping stations on stilts, standing up commissioner. However, he sharply ob- the department but would see that everything is straight and Edward M. Lewis, trea- Mrs. Holtz, streets and roads; to 30 miles out in the Gulf. The 400,000-ton oil carriers - Noting the uncertain finan- jected to the selection of Al- rely on Henry T. Lefkowich, out in that department." surer. and Mr McGackin. water and which are too big to come much closer to shore and dock in cial picture in the state and fred R. Egan and William police chief, to administer the In other council action. Robert Wilson was named sewer and small business and shallower parts — would discharge their cargo into pipe lines borough for the coming year, Hulse to serve thr^ee-year department. Richard T. O'Connor was first alternate to the zoning industrv. running along the ocean floor. Mayor Kane, in his inaugural The Louisiana Superport Authority — set up months ago address, stressed the need for to regulate the deepwater ports — is the agency that will the borough to "closely exam- grant superport permits for the state. ine all expenditures," and he P. J. Mills, executive director of the port authority, said called upon school officials to Louisiana will make "the necessary review and environmen- "cooperate in holding the line tal requirements." on expenses in this time of unemployment and inflation." "We must be mindful of the Reds shell Saigon, Phnom Penh plight of the taxpayer in tfie SAIGON, South Vietnam - Communist forces shelled the present economy, fa«W*tvith outskirts of Saigon and Phnom Penh today as the besieged difficulties in deadling with garrison at Phuoc Binh City held out for the fifth day. the increasing cost of living r The shelling on the western edge of Saigon was the clos- while maintaining, a dignified You know why vt-st rocket attack to the South Vietnamese capital since before life," the mayor' said. "Of the signing of the cease-fire agreement nearly two years ago. highest priority with his gov- The Viet Cong fired a dozen 100-pound rockets shortly af- erning body will be to main- ter midnight yesterday at the Phu Lam international commu- tain our services without in- you should save. 'nicaiions center two miles west of the city limits, the South 1 creasing costs. We shall study Vietnamese military command reported. every phase of government in i Half of the rockets landed in a village, killing a family of the borough toward the end of four, wounding eight others and destroying more than 20 greater efficiency and greater homes. The rest of the rockets landed In rice paddies and did productivity with less cost." no damage. Mr. Kane pledged that council would work foAhe We know where, Airlines' safety procedures hit improvement of the borough WASHINGTON - Federal safety experts say airlines by facing major problems heed lo improve emergency equipment and procedures be- such as revitalization of hous- cause passengers have been killed or injured while trying to ing and the business area and escape from accidents. improvement of traffic condi- The National Transportation Safety Board said yesterday tions. that corrective action is needed to provide passengers "with a He said that council had re- 'greater degree" of safety during emergency evacuations. cently solicited volunteer help "In spite of the downward trend in the U.S. air carrier ac- from residents with special- cident rates over the past 10 years, an examination of acci- ized abilities. He said these dents indicates that passengers are being injured or killed volunteers will be asked to during emergency evacuations following 'survivable acci- serve on committees that will dents," " the board said. study and advise council in It called for a series of safety improvements, including such areas as obtaining feder- revision of emergency evacuation chutes. al and state grants, improv- The board recommended that the Federal Aviation Ad- ing traffic flow in the borough ministration require that airplane slides be long enough to modernizing the borough's of- "NNICII the ground at a safe angle if a landing gear collapses, fice procedures, and provid- and also set a reasonable deadline for installation of such new ing quality housing for the av- slides. erage family. The KAA recently has come under congressional fire for In conclusion Mr. Kane said 'failing to take action on several potential dangers disclosed that he and council were opti- during aircraft accident investigations. mistic about 1975 and he pledged their best efforts to keep Freehold a progressive IRA offers to prolong cease-fire town. 4 LONDON — The Irish Republican Army has offered to "This^group is going to try prolong its cease-fire in Northern Ireland indefinitely If Pro- very hard," he said. "We are testant guerrilla groups will negotiate with it, London news- going to work together as a papers reported today. unit. We'll give it our best." Everyone knows why they should save. But how and The press reports, quoting sources in Dublin, said the The. mayor's call for unity where you save are very important factors, too. British government is studying the IRA proposal. There was and effective action was ech- At the Central Jersey Bank and Trust Company, we no official confirmation ot the reports. oed by all the members of The reports said the proposal did not include the IRA's council. During the past year, can answer the how and where... now. long-standing demand for a British promise to pull out of there were frequent acr- We'll tell you that CJB gives you the highest rates Northern Ireland ultimately. Instead it calls on the British imonious disputes between government to give its public blessing to direct peace negotia- allowed by law, whether you save with a Certificate then Mr. Boyle and the Demo- 1 tions between leaders of the Roman Catholic and Protestant cratic deminated council with of Deposit, a Regular Savings account, or an Investors ., extremist organizations, the papers reported. each side claiming it was Pass Book Savings account. There was no immediate reaction from the militants who frustrated in its desires for We'll show you how convenient it is to save at CJB, now dominate the Protestants in Northern Ireland. But they progress by the opposition of 'have repeatedly warned against concessions to the IRA since the other with 27 local offices to serve you. Pie Catholic guerrillas proclaimed a Christmas cease-fire on Councilman Musgrave, We'll tell you, to the penny, exactly how much your 'Dec: 23 and extended it until Jan. 16. council's only Republican savings will earn in a year, 2 years, or more. And, Forbes balloon flight delayed The Most when it comes to protection, you'll be glad to know \ SANTA ANA, Calif. - Magazine publisher Malcolm For- that your CJB account is now fully insured byjhe bes says it probably will be tomorrow morning before another Bountiful Hoard government for any amount up to $40,000... attempt is made to begin his transatlantic balloon flight. double the previous amount. Unfavorable winds again yesterday kept the 40-story bal- loon system on the ground. Forbes and aerospace scientist CJB. We're nearby, and we'll gladly answer all your f Dr. Thoirfas Heinsheimer have been trying for several days to questions about the best savings plan for your lift off from the Marine Corps helicopter station here. SI \l>\^ Mi particular financial situation — without obligation. The flight of the "Wtndbprne," as the craft is called, will Jx- the 13th attempt to cross the Atlantic by free balloon. Sev- We have 78,302 people saving with us now... more 'en persons have died trying to make the flight and none of the Sfudotobrook than any other bank in the area, and we want to add nthois is known to have succeeded. another satisfied customer to that number. You, Forbes, millionaire publisher of Forbes Magazine arid an {experienced balloonist, said he and Heinsheimer plan first to CJB... your bank for savings, and complete •soar across the continent. He said that on the Kasl Coast they 0200 banking services. will decide whether \o try for the flight across the Atlunljf lo MemBerFDIC Southern France or northern Africa. The Daily Register

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'„• ,\Mo"ihs tMorfths j 9fj 9 S3.50 - W 50 111 00- Home Dellverf by Carrier SO Cents a week Single copy at counter 10 Cents 4 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY H J MONDAY, JANUARY 6. 1975 Mrs. Elizabeth Llovd " •••>> >•• nit > < <>•>• Ilillllll mil Marlboro garbage firm files suit EAST KEANSBURC. - Mrs. Elizabeth M McCree Obituaries FREEHOLD - A Marlboro rety, the suit continued. hold Cartage submitted an ir- bond and consent of surety, borough of Freehold, the suit Lloyd, 81, of 93 Ocean Ave, refuse collecting firm filed It said Freehold Cartage, revocable letter of credit of which were specified in the asserted. died yesterday at the Holmdel IIMIIIMIIIMIIIIMIIUIIIIIIMMIIIIIMIinilllllllMMIUIMIMIIIHIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllll suit in Superior Court Friday the only other bidder, sub- the Central Jetsey Bank and notice seeking bids, and John W O'Mara is the at- Convalescent Center fdllow- seeking a court order declar- mitted a bid, including an of- Trust Co. in the amount of therefore the bid is defective torney for Meadowbrook Car- , ing a long illness. Clarence IMatitz, retired banker ing that the company should fer to provide the services $30,600. and nug and void. ting Co. Born in Newark, she had be awarded the contract for during the first year of tbe The suit charged that the Meadowbrook Carting Co, I.ON(i BRANCH - Clar- lived in this area for more bank as assistant to the vice garbage collection in thecontract for (89,000, but didn't letler of credit submitted by as the only responsible bid- LOTTERY NUMBERS than a half century. ence B. 1'lanlz »f 113 Oak- president in 1935 lie was • borough of Freehold. Freehold Cartage with its bid der, is entitled to award of Frl., JM. 1: 17H8 wood Ave.. a retired banker supply a bid bond or surety. She was the widow of Wil- member of the state Advisory The complaint, instituted by is not the equivalent of a bid the garbage contract by the Sat.. JM. 4: »5?51 and former lawyer, died Instead, the suit said, Free- liam C. Lloyd, who was the Board on Life Insurance Ex- Meadowbrook Carting Co., Friday at (he age of 75. founder and long-time owner aminations Buckley Road, Marlboro, also of Lloyd's Pharmacy in Port- Mr Plant! was president of Mr. Plantz also was the au- aslted the court to declare the Monmouth. the Savings Bank Life Insur- thor of a pamphlet published bid of the only other bidder A communicant of St Cath- ance Co., -NewjYork. from by his bank entitled "A Mod- for the borough's garbage col- erine's Roman Catholic 1947 until his retirement nine em Form of Systematic- Sav- lection contract null and void Church here, Mrs. Lloyd was years ago. ings." because it wasn't accom- a member of the church's Al- He began his career at the He was admitted to the panied by the required bond tar Rosary Society. New York Bar in 1925, but and surety She is survived by three Mrs. Clyde Si rail on suspended his law practice Id Named as defendants in the enter banking. sons, Thomas H. Lloyd of EATONTOWN - Mrs. Ann suit are the borough of Free- Little Silver; William C M St ration, 42, of 43 Watson Mr. Plantz graduated from hold and Freehold Cartage Lloyd, Keansburg, and the Place, died Friday at Mon- St. Lawrence University, Inc., of 210 Jerseyville Ave., Rev. Vincent Lloyd, pastor of mouth Medical Center, Long Canton. N.Y. in 1921 and from Freehold. Freehold Cartage is St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Branch. Albany Law School in 1924. Hearing the end of a three- He was an Army veteran of Church in Keyport. Mrs. Stratton was born in year contract with the World War I and a former Seven grandchildren and Marion, Ohio, and had lived borough of Freehold for col- trustee of St. Lawrence Uni- three great-grandchildren here 24 years. She was em- lection of garbage. The con- versity. also survive. ployed as secretary for the tract expires April 1. The Laurel Funeral Home, Eatontown Board of Educa- He is survived by his wife, Bids on a new contract West Keansburg, is in charge tion. Elizabeth, and a brother. Wil- were received by the Borough bur Plantz of Amsterdam, of arrangements. Mrs. Stratton was a mem- Council of Freehold on Dec. N.Y. ber of the Lutheran Church of 16, but no date has been set ID OUR Stacy P. Conover Reformation of West Long The Damiano Funeral as yet by the council for Branch. She was a member of Home of Long Branch is in awarding the contract. MARLBORO - Stacy P charge of arrangements. Conover, 85, of Conover Road, the Monmouth County Educa- The suit said only two firms Wickatunk, died Sunday at tional Secretaries Association, submitted bids to the borough home. and a member of the Alpha Michael Podolskv in response to published no- Bom in Freehold, Mr. Con- Gamma Delta Sorority. tice soliciting bids on the cot /teinbocM CLIFFWOOD - Michael over moved here in 1896. Me She is survived by her hus- Podolsky, 51, of 266 W. Pros- lection, removal and disposal worked for the H. D. Smock band, Clyde J. Stratton; her , ._ jff. . of garbage, trash and refuse pec st died today Biy tit'the borougtrof Freehold. It • ~Farm Equipment Co. from mother, Mrs. Gladys W.TJor- snore Community Hospital, 1908 until 1914 when he found- ris of Exenia, Ohio; three Holmdel. said the notice specified that each bid proposal must be ac- ed the Conover (arm and Con- sons, Frederick J., William Born in Middletown, Mr. companied by a bond in an over Farm Equipment Co., D., and Matthew M. Stratton, Podolsky lived in East all at home; two daughters, amount equal to 10 per cent CHARGE here. He managed the farm Brunswick before moving of the total bid and a certifi- with his brother Harold, who Miss Linda A., and Sarah J. here 20 years ago. He worked cate of surety. died in 1967. Stratton, both at home, and a for the W. W. Henry Co., Mr. Conover was a member brother, Frank D. Morris of South River. Meadowbrook Carting Co. of the MorganviUe Indepen- Charlston, W. V. Mr. Podolsky was a com- submitted a bid, including a dent Fire Co., a trustee of the The Robert A. Braun Home municant of St. Joseph's Ro- bid to perform the required company and its president for for Funerals of Eatontown, is man Catholic Church, Key- services for the first year of CUSTOMERS 14 years. He was also a mem- in charge of arrangements. port, an army veteran of the contract for $105,945, ber of the N.J. International World War II and a member along with the required docu- Farm Equipment Dealers As- Joseph G. Dorl of the Veterans of Foreign ments of a bid bond and su- sociation and the MorganviUe Wars, Guadalcanal Post, HOLLYWOOD, FLA. - Jo- Methodist Church. Cliffwood. seph G. Dorl, 56, of 2210 N. Anton Frank Surviving are two sisters, 44th Ave., a former Union Surviving are his widow. MATAWAN - Anton Mrs. Daisey C. Quackenbush Beach, N.J. resident, died Mrs. Marina Rizzi Podolsky; Frank, 70, of 12 Colonial Dr., of Wickatunk and Mrs. Vir- Dec. 27. three sons, Gary, Michael Jr., died Friday in the Ivy House ginia Smock of Freehold. and Robert Podolsky, all at He formerly operated Nursing Home, Middletown. The Waitt Funeral Home, home; two brothers, Steve Dorl's News Service in Key- Mr. Frank was born in I'ri- MorganviUe, is in charge of Podolsky of Perth Amboy and port, N.J., with his brother, mano, Italy. He lived in Jer- arrangements. Anthony Podolsky of Parlin, Harold. sey City before moving here and three sisters, Mrs. Ann Mr. Dorl was a postal em- four years ago. He was a Wilbur Vernooy Conover of Morgan, Mrs. communicant of St. Joseph's ploye here and a member of Stella Mantel of Matawan and JACKSON TOWNSHIP - the First United Methodist Roman Catholic Church, Key- Wilbur E. Vernooy, 58, of Mrs. Sophie Arnone of port, and was a retired auto Church. Shrewsbury. Land 0' Pine Mobile Park, Surviving are his wife mechanic for the Fiat Corp. died Saturday at Jersey Shore Mary; a son, James J., and The Day Funeral Home, He was married to the late Medical Center, Neptune. two daughters, Mrs. Mary Keyport, is in charge of ar- Cristina Poberai Frank. Born in Windson, NY., he Ann Jones and Mrs. Kathleen rangements. He is survived by three had lived here eight years. Saytek, all of Hollywood; sons, Paul of Miami, Eugene He was a carpenter with three brothers, John Dorl of Horace Baylor Jr. of Queens, N.Y., and Silvio of Trust Systems, Howell Town- San Francisco; a daughter, West Keansburg, N.J. and STANHOPE - Horace A.' , charge it ship, a member of Local 522 Mrs. Antoinette Golden, with Eugene and Harold Dorl of Baylor Jr., 34, of 3 James St., of the carpenter's union in whom he lived; a sister, Mrs. Keyport; three sisters, Mrs. died Thursday at the Newton Elizabeth and an Army veter- Antonia Sever of Spokane, Max Paone, of Pembroke Memorial Hospital, Newton. an of World War II. Pines, Fla , Mrs. Elsie Rob- Wash., and nine grand- during January Surviving are his wife, Mrs. erts of Largo, Fla., Mrs. Mild- Born in Phillipsburg, he children. Orrea Vernooy; a son James red Conklin of Tamarac, Fla., was a sefl-employed diesel The Day Funeral Home, L. Vernooy of Freehold; his and a grandson. mechanic. Keyport, is in charge of ar- we won't bill you stepmother, Mrs. Connie Ver- Surviving are his wife, rangements. nooy of Leonia; four sisters, Carlyle S. Smith Joyce C. Baylor; a son Scott Mrs. Gladys Rowe of Morris, T. Baylor, at home; three Irving J. Grossman N.Y. Mrs. Margaret Ranker ENGLISHTOWN _ Carlyle daughters, the Misses Debra until march of Leonia, Mrs. Helen Walker S. Smith, 57, of Box 176A, Rt. J, Sandra J., and Robin L , at LONG BRANCH - Irving of Fullerton, Calif. Mrs. 9, died Saturday while at home; his parents, Mr. and J. Grossman, 59, of 65 Cedar Erma Martin of South Kor- work in New York City. Mrs. Horace A. Baylor Sr. of Ave. died Saturday. We know you like to take advantage of the thright, N.Y., and two grand- Bom in Watermill, LI, Mr. Nepcong; paternal grand- He was a self-employed savings during our traditional January children. Smith moved here 12 years parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben- builder here and formerly op- Arrangements are under ago from Freehold. He was a jamin Baylor .of.Colts Neck; • erated the Ace Uniform Co. sales. And this year, more than ever, the direction of the Higgins conductor for the Penn Cen- four sisters, Mrf. Pat Archer of Newark. because you're inflation conscious, you Memorial Home, Freehold. tral Railroad, New York City, of Eatontown, Mrs. Minnie Surviving are his wife, 32 years. McCormick of Arlington, Va., Myra; two sons, Harry Gross- want to get full value for your dollars. ' Frank J. Schwenzer Mr. Smith was a member of Mrs. Linda Runge of Belford man, at home; and Bruce and Airs. June Jameison of RED BANK - Frank J. the Brotherhood of Railroad Grossman of Oakhurst, a Our Wcfy^of helping is to defer payment on Brick Township. Schwenzer, 72*of 50 W. Front Trainmen, Philadelphia, Pa. daughter, Mrs. Barbara Smel- your Steinbach charge purchases. Where Surviving are his widow, .. St., died Friday at Riverview Arrangements are under son of Belmar; his mother, ordinarily we would bill you in February, we Hospital. Mrs. Evelyn Randel Smith; Mrs. Rose Grossman of three daughters, Miss Susan the direction of the Pichi Fu- Born in New York City, he Bradley Beach; a brother, will not bill you until the March billing Smith, at-home, Mrs. Gail neral Home, Stanhope. had lived here 44 years. Benjamin Grossman of Ve- Truber of Levittown, L.I. and period. Just ask your salesperson to Mr. Schwenzer was a re- rona; and four sisters, Mrs. Mrs. Pamela Clayton of Old Lewis Mazza tired accountant. He was also Rae Rosenberg and Mrs. Let- authorize your sales slip. Take advantage of Bridge; his parents, Mr. and a member of the Accacia LONG BRANCH - Lewis rice Jacobs, both of Florida, Mrs. Guy W. Smith Sr. of being a Steinbach charge customer and Lodge 327 F & AM. Mazza, 80, of 20 Jackson St. Mrs. Helen Good of Califor- Fort Pierce, Fla.; a brother, died Thursday In Monmouth nia, and Mrs. Sylvia Gol- save. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Guy W. Smith Jr. of Trum- Joanne Schwenzer; two Medical Center. staub of Clark; and two bull, Conn.; a sister, Mrs. Ol- grandchildren. daughters, Mrs. Ruth J. ive Foran of Whistle Stop, Mr. Mazza was born here The Bernheim-Goldsticker Lyons of Shrewsbury and Va., and seven grandchildren. and had lived in the city all Mrs. Mary Franke of Kala- Memorial Home.Irvington. is The Waitt Funeral Home, his life. He was a Army veter- mazoo, Mich, and two grand- an of World War I and past in charge of arrangements/ Please send me an application for a Steinbach charge: children. MorganviUe, is in charge of arrangements. commander of Veterans of Arrangements are under Foreigh Wars Post 2140 as George C. Roach the direction of the Worden well as a member of the VKW Funeral Home, here. Mrs. William Warren OLD BRIDGE - George C. I'ost 279S, both here. He was Roach, 74, of 316 Brunswick RICHMOND, Va. - Mrs. retired from a civil service po- Ave., died Friday in South Mr«. Joseph Strollo Edith Warren, 68. of 5055 sition at Ft. Monmouth Edgemere Blvd., died Satur- Amboy General Hospital. LONG BRANCH - Mrs day. Surviving are his wife, Lil- Muriel M. Strollo. 50, of 520 Born in Crisfield, Md., Mr. She had lived in Toms Riv- lie White Mazza; two sons, Roach lived in Perth Amboy Town Zip Telephone Lafayette St., died yesterday er, before moving here three Peter W. Mazza of Toms Hiv- in Monmouth Medical Center. before moving here 30 years years ago. er and Lewis L. Mazza of this ago. He was a retired carpen- A lifelong city resident, she Surviving are her husband. place; two brothers, Cameron Please send to: Charge Application •—was a-member of St. Luke's ter. William; a son, Donald Scales Mazza of Livingston; John Surviving is his son, George Steinbach United Methodist Church. of Atlantic Highlands; two Mazza of Asbury Park; three Surviving are her husband, C. Roach Jr of Philadlphia 531 Cookmah Avenue brothers, Alton O'Brien of sisters, Mrs. Dusalina Ping- The Day Funeral Home, Joseph Strollo; three daugh- Metuchen and Roy O'Brien of ilore, Mrs. Itose Cramer and Asbury Park, N.J. 07712 ters, Mrs. Linda Rappa of Keyport, is in charge of ar- Colts Neck, and four grand- Mrs. Lucy ('olmnryun, all rangements. White Plains, N.Y. and children. here, and five grandchildren Misses Georgeanna and Mu- The John P. Condon Funer- The Wtiolloy Funeral Home Or caHtoJI free 24 hours a daylnew jersey 800-392-6890 Iriel Jean Drouard, both here; al Home, •Atlantic- Highlands, of Long Branch is in Charge "^Registration starts (except asbury park area only 774-4747) a brother, Francis E. Sickles is in charge of arrangements of arrangements for play programs of St. Louis, Mo.; a sister, Mrs. Dolores O'Neil, here, Mrs. Mary Lindsev Mrs. Mil\ <.ilin:in HAZLKT — Registration is and one grandchild. open fur winter filaylol and L FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP- WALL TOWNSHIP - Mis - The Woolley Funeral Home, playtime programs offered by Mrs. Mary McNally Lindsey, Hose Gilman, 8.1. of ISth Ave . here, is in charge of arrange- the Recreation Commission 90. of Georgia Road, died West Helmar. died Saturday. ments. for pre-schoolers ages three Friday at home. She had lived here for the through five. Single or double 202. death Notj&es Born in Ireland, she had past :ir> years. /teWxxMf weekly sessions will- provide SCHWENZER. Frank J A« >?'on Jan. 3, lived here 25 years. Surviving are her husband. 1975 Of 50 W. Front It., R«f Bank Be arts and crafts, story-telling or call toll free 24 hours a day; new jersey 800-392-6890 loved husband of Joanne. Devoted father She Was the widow of Peter Max (iilinan; a sun. Mtrtltltfl of Mri. Ruth J. Lyons and Mrs. Mory and outdoor activities when Franke. Funeral services on Tuesday Jon Kenneth Lindsey, who died in (iilinan of Ocean Township; 7 of II a.m. at Worden Funeral Home, W weather permits. brick town elizabeth E. Front St.. Red Bonk Friends may coll 1953. two brothers. Milton Kail. asbury pa'rk at-the funeral home today 3-J, 7-9 p m She was a member of St. New.York and Kdward Kail, Class sizes will be limited manalapan plainfield red bank STRATTON — Arm M. (nee Morris), of Robert Bellarmine Catholic New Hochclle. NY., and and reservations will be ac- 41 Watson PI . Eatonfown. on Frl.. Jon 3 1 shore mall at Monmouth Medical Center Funeral ser Church, here. Ihrei grandchildren cepted on a first come, first -yajfr. ^~S»/. Jon. 7 at 10 a.m. from the Lufher~«.Xhorch of Reformation. Brood * Arrangements are underj^ Thi; HichaVn I ll.ml.il K8 served basis- Information RiJit Clearance Centers way otKrxoeusI Ave.. West Long Branch neral Home. Ocean Township. Friends may coll at the Robert A. Broun the direction of !he lliggins may be obtained from the Freefiofid Neptune Home for Funerals. 106 Brood SI. Eaton is in charge of arrangements town, today 1-t and 7-f p.m. Memorial Home, Freehold recreation office. Union Beach may or is optimistic SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY, JANUARY B, 1975 The D**ly Register 5

UNION BEACH -— FreFred getheaether Sno IPI'lefs« dHon H,'il '"hi' h>e derip.- to the governineavernine g bodvbody,. the iilheother ninpaperms werwpri>e nimxnamedl as nowskinnivski , as secretarsprrplaryv tIno Ihthpe V»rlese, elected mayor by clared. Democrats retained their 5-to- official papers of the borough. Planning Board; William Pe- Borough Council last Tuesday sale 10.90 Mr. Varlese said he plans to 2 majority on Borough Coun- Council went on to adopt a terson, to a five-year term on •fter Alfred T. Hennessy Jr retain his post as chairman of cil. resolution reappointing Ar- the Zoning Board of Adjust- 15.90 "Angel" wig of Dynel* resigned, asked local resi- the Bayshore Regional Sewer- Most appointments made by thur J. Lembo as council ment; Alfred Wilson and Bar- dents at yesterday's organiza- age Authority "at least for Mr. Varlese yesterday were president for a third term. bara Araneo, to the recrea- This is a dream of a wig boasting everything a tion meeting of the council to another 3ty years." but identical to those made last The committees and chair- tion commission, and John good wig should have. Young styling — easy "forget about yesterday and added, "I intend to work here year at this time.J>y*nis men are finance and adminis- Keating as municipal disaster to manage. The short tapered back has relaxed work for tomorrow." in town for just about every predecessor. tration, Mr. Young; utilities, control director. waves and curls you can reshape with your The Democratic leader and ^day of the week to serve the Patrick D. Healy was ap- Mr. Keating; public safety, Mr. Varlese said he will fill fingers. Light, airy, and capless, we have it in former Planning Board chair- needs of the borough." pointed as borough at- Councilman Peter G. Walker; two additional vacancies on man told the gathering of The newly-elected mayor torney, whjle Frederick Kurtz health and education, Coun- the zoning board, both for all the natural shades and frosteds. hat bar — about 7O.wellwishers who at- went on to say that the was renamed borough engi- cilman Walter Scott; public three-year terms, by the end all stores except Pleinfield tended the meeting, "Were borough can finally expect neer. Greta Barker also was affairs, Councilman George J. of the month. on the way up, here in Union more county aid because the reappointed borough treasur- Warren, and public works, The mayor had held one of Beach." Board of Freeholders now has er. Mr. Lembo. the two seats. /teinboch'j "We read in the papers a Democratic majority Colonial First National Council went on to confirm Council will continue to about hard times, but 1 don't "It's their turn to throw the Bank, United Jersey Bank the appointment of James meet the second and fourth want to talk about hard Jjall a little bit for Union (Mid-State) and United Coun- O'Neill as borough auditor. Thursdays of each month. times. I want to talk about Beach," he said. ties Trust Co. were named as He replaces George lluss The meetings will continue lo things we can do here in town With the reelection in No- official depositories for Also appointed were Mrs. take'place at the Union Hose tomorrow. We'A going to get vember of Councilmen Victor borough funds. Barker, as official tax sear- Fire House on Florence Ave. what we want if we work to- T. Young and Robert Keating The Daily Register and four cher; Mrs. Marge Mali at 8:15 p.m. Borough may fight state control UNION BEACH - If the to release us from their con- still has financial control. The T. Hennessy Jr., who resign- James O'Neill, borough state Municipal Finance Com- trol." other two towns are in Cam- ed on Dec. 30 after serving 22 auditor, said he plans to re- mission can't be convinced to den County. years in local government, view the borough's latest au- release the borough from A large number of New Jer- "The borough hasn't de- dits to prepare for any MFC financial trusteeship, sey's 500-plus towns and cities "I'm confident that we faulted on an obligation since eventualities regarding the the borough plans to file suit voluntarily sought MFC finan- meet alt the criteria for re- before 1952." MFC. by the end of the week. cial control during the depres- lease," said Mr. Healy. "The sion of the 1930s. Union Beach basic thing is, the borough That year, Mr. Hennessy Mr. Healy said that affida- Patrick D. Healy, borough is one of only three commu- can meet its obligations." was hired as borough clerk vits on the condition of the attorney, said after yes- nities over which the MFC, Added former Mayor Alfred here. borough prepared by Mr. terday's organization meeting Hennessy and George Huss, of Borough Council, that May- former borough auditor, are or Fred Varlese will ask Sen. already on file in the office of Eugene J. Bedell, D-Mon- Atlantic Highlands firemen Philip Blanda, former mouth, and Assemblymen borough attorney. The affida- Richard Van Wagner, D-Mon- vits are required by state mouth, and William Flynn, D- statute as part of the release Monmouth, to persuade MFC offering fire inspections process. officials to move on the "We intend to secure those borough's request for release. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Fire department members ert Paddack, first assistant this week," mentioned Mr. The borough filed a petition - Full scale fire inspections are urging all residents to chief, 45 E. Highland Ave.; Healy. for release to the state of homes and businesses are take advantage of the in- Joseph Stem, 13 North Ave.; The attorney went on to say agency five months ago. To being offered to the commu- spection which is being done William Phillips, 40 East that the borough "will prob- Ik., ^ m/t, date, local officials haven't nity by the Fire Department. in the wake of a fire Nov. 20 Ave.; Mrs. Susan Curry, 106 ably ask for an 'order to show received a reply. in which a mother and her Asbury Ave., and Mrs. Susan ASBJFtY FflRK RED BANK OPEN WED S FR TO 9 PM • BRICK TOWN OPEN The service, which is being cause' rather than file a com- TOSK30, SAT- 530, SUM NOON-530 • MANALARW OPEN MON. THRU SAT TO 930 three-year-old son were Barrett, 21 Avenue D. plaint against the MFC." "The MFC had better come offered at no charge, is the killed, and another son was up with some answers," de- first step in what the depart- injured. clared Mayor Varlese. "The ment calls "a vital plan of progress of Union Beach de- education" to prevent the tra- During inspections firemen pends on how quickly they act gedy of fire. will search for possible fire hazards. Men have received WHrTE training to make them quali- Save on Utica by /Stevens fied to carry out such in- spections. Due to circumstances TM "Flower Box" prints In addition, the department beyond our control, we have has "tot finder" seals avail- able. These are signs which for bed and bath been forced to cancel our paper may be attached to windows drive until further notice. We of rooms where youngsters or invalids are quartered. There no-iron percale sheets o #7 en appreciate all of your support In is no limit to the number of 7.25 twin size fc / f »OU the past and hope to be able to stickers residents may have 8.25 full 2/9.50 11.50 queen 2/16.00 They may be obtained from NOVA/ continue this service to you In Michael Cardner, first assis- 14.50 king 2/18.00 5.50 pr. cases 42x36" 4.75 tant fire chief, at 23 Mount $6 pr. cases 42x46" 5.25 the near future. Ave. Romance your bedroom with nature's own flowers here Thmnk you, ON in a delightful array of springy, delicate floral sprays. No- Department members, and COME IN OR PHONE-SHOP TOLL-FREE iron polyester-cotton in fitted and flat styles — create an Relief Engine Company members of the /Ladies A«x. , ensemble! iliary, may be contacted to • 800-392-6890 (asbury park area only 774-4747) Red Bank Fire Dept. arrange for Inspections, prin- cipals are: Mr. Cardner; Rob- quilted bedspreads $35 twin size $40 full 29.90 $50 queen^89.90 $60 king 45.90 $18 48x84" drape*15.90 Create a garden of flowers from your sheets to your bedspread . . a beautiful idea from Utica by Stevens. What's cookiri today: Puffy Kodel polyester quilted so the threads stay stitched! Completely washable! BOXOFMUNCHKINS 19* 'available by special order "Flower Box" terry towels WHEN YOU BUY A DOZ.DONUTS. 2.75 bath size 1.85 hand size 1.60 $1 washcloth .90 Matching thirsty cotton terry towels brings the flowers from your bedroom into your bath. A complete look from Utica by Stevens.

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Otter good thru Sunday, January 12th. SOMETHING'S ALWAYS COOKIN' DOWNATDUNKIN'DONUTS. DUNKIN1 At participating Dunkin' Donut Shops. DONUTS fi> Broad SI. 865 State Hwy. 35 840 Broadway SHREWSBURY MIDDIETOWN W. LONG BRANCH ASBURYrWK.REDBWK0PENWED.8FRI.TO9RM.- BRICK TOWN OPEN DAIIY TO'930, SAT TO 530 • MANAIAFKN OPEN MON THRU SAT. TO 930 i The Daily Register Taking stock of America and fear of recession cause us Established in 1878-Pubhshed by The Hwi Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON iiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiniini worth reviewing. For if we to forget this gain. But there grasp what we have done, it is, the greatest and broad- ARTHUR Z. KAM1N As we move into 1975, na- WASHINGTON then we shall gain a sense of est increase in well being tional morale is shaky. what we can do. This may ever recorded. President and Editor help us meet the challenge of Across the front pages — Since 1950, working con- march the grim phalanxes of SCENE reviving the economy and de- veloping new energy sources. ditions have improved dra- Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor inflation, recession, scarcity, matically. Shameful condi- crime and corruption with iiiiiiiiHHniiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Part of the story is chro- tions still exist in some In- C MONDAY, JANUARY 6. 1975 heavy tread. nicled in the book, "The Real dustries and they must be re- They have sent out stabs of were two spectres that prom- America," by Ben Wallen- lentlessly exposed But for fear that good times are for- ised untold trouble. Remem- berg, an author with a nose most people, gains have been evef gone and our system is ber? One was automation, for doomsday cant and an un- impressive. Work begins later crumbling under the forces of which threatened to bring canny gift for making the and retirement comes earlier, disintegration mass unemployment by wip- cold statistics come to life. cutting 10 to 15 years off the On newsstands, national ing out -millions of traditional Other facts have been gath-' maid as a bank teller. working life. In 1949, 61 per magazines challenge passers- jobs; the other was the after- ered by my staff. - Since 1950, America has cent of our workers got paid by with apocalyptic covers: effect of a postwar baby Here's the story, all care- constructed from scratch a vacations of'two weeks; by one depicts a well-to-do fami- boom. fully documented: suburbia that houses 35 mil- 1972, 87 per cent got paid va- ly sitting down to a Christmas What would happen, went — Since 1950, we have made lion people. In a twinkling, as cations of four weeks or dinner of empty plates; an- the refrain, when 70 million it possible for — hold your it were, we erected the physi- more. kids poured into the school hats — 74 million people to be cal equivalent of a new na- other trumpets "The End of — What of the poor? Since system and then the job mar- enrolled in schools today tion, containing more houses, Affluence: The Last Christ- 1959, poverty has been cut in ket? The mathematical extra- That's one third of the nation! furniture, bathtubs, vehicles, mas In America"; a third half; the percentage of fami- polations were ghastly. At the Nine million are in college, stores, theaters, libraries, cover announces that we are lies below the poverty line levels of growth and capacity, more than double the 1960 fig- communications equipment, "Coming Around to Social- has dropped from 22 to 11 per which were then current, the ure. From our poorest homes, paved roads and public ser- ism." cent: Substandard housing fell incoming hordes would be earning from $3,000 to $5,000 a vices than the efforts of cen- Erudite pundits blithely tell from 16 to 7 per cent. In the locked out, first without class- year, 21 per cent enter col- turies have accumulated in us that the edifice America past dozen years, 14 million rooms and teachers, then lege. Of our college popu- such advanced nations as has built is junk, now come Americans crossed over the without jobs, houses, hospi- lation, 60 per cent are the France, Great Britain or tumbling down about us Italy. Aesthetes may deride poverty line. For those who Great difficulties loom be- tals, highways. children of parents who did not attend college. Thus, these lookalike homes on remain below, the rate of exit fore us in 1975, no one can To ward off a catastrophe their quarter acres, but they offers hope. Meanwhile, food doubt that. But before writing that would bring on a break- • while we went about our ordi- nary business, we produced represent the best material stamps, rent supplements and off the future or jumping into down of society, we would living conditions ever created health care make poverty less a briar patch of quack nos- t|ave to spend .more, train the greatest miracle of up- for working people anywhere. , the Dickensian horror of old. trums, a little stock taking is more and construct more in ward mobility in human his- We who have wrought these in order. two decades than in all the tory. — Since 1950, the median in- advances in our own time Remember the 1950s? That previous'years of our national — Since 1950, employment come of the American family life combined. Stagnant has expanded fast enough io has doubled. With inflation have not suddenly atrophied decade opened en a surge of and fallen sterile, ready for Korean War inflation, follow- America lacked the will and absorb almost all those post- taken into account, average the vision, the critics said; it war babies. Manual labor and family-income, measured in the ideological embalmers. ed with three back-to-back re- Whatever innovations the new cessions. couldn't be done. menial jobs declined. But the constant 1972 dollars, has ri- sen from $4,500 to more than era calls for, we'll be equal to Hanging over the chroni- Well, we did it. What we ac- ditch digger re-emerged as a $11,000. Distress over inflation them. cally depressed economy complished just yesterday is bulldozer operator and the Confrontation in Room 4

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII been a steady customer for By JIM BISHOP thing and he wanted me to stay in the apartment like a six years. Arrived every pay- prisoner. day at 5:30. He didn't like va- The hungry mouth of the THE riety, so the same woman steam shovel chewed into the I took to crying. We had no children, no friends. I was 23. was phoned every time. On side of Molly Cantrell's place this particular night, Molly and withdrew with its jaws REPORTER Life was a prison. My mother said I had made my bed and kidded him into trying some- dripping lumber. In one one else. His girl was out of' • !••• > 1III1I Illl I to lie on it. morning, the house was down. town. The old basement bricks were DR. RAY JAMIESON: I on a trailer truck passing he had a sort of high-pitched was the.psychiatrist in resi- He wasn't much of a talker, Swope Park on Route 50 whine coming through his dence. The patient was vio- she said. He told her to pick a headed for the Jackson Coun- nose, I would say. lent and had to be restrained. girl out of the album. She said to pick one himself. He said ty Home. ' . I tried to collar him, but he He emitted animal sounds. no, and went up to Room The house, blind-eyed and kept twisting and falling. Out The next afternoon he be- Four, I think, and took his peeling in the sun, had out- of the corner of my eye I saw came catatonic. Nothing clothes off. A half-hour later lived Molly and her friends. A a woman with a heavy veil could make him move or talk. response to stimuli he lost his mind and ran'out half century ago, the paint hurry out of Molly's and mn Hountree was in a world of He couldn't be reached. He into the snow. was bright. Empty rockers on up the street. I had to use my his own. I could run a ster- was one of the few who never the porch creaked in the nightstick on the nude man ilized needle through his thigh hail a visitor. MOLLY CANTRELL. I breeze. To tell the story, I and call for an ambulance. and he wouldn't blink. We POLICE CAPTAIN BER- picked a bright young thing CIA 'skeletons' need airing must summon ghostly wit- JULIA ROUNTREE: The tried a variety of treatments. GEN: I was in charge of the who was in my album be- nesses: hospital said it was an emer- He responded to nothing. As I investigation. At 10 that night, cause she said she wanted to earn pin money. They're all PATROLMAN P. (.ill. gency. I took a taxi. It was recall, he was sent to the I was in Molly Cantrell's dead and gone now, and the In the debate following dis- mitted in high places and were en- FOYI.K. It was a cold night my Tim all right. They had county hospital. The prog- place for purposes of inter-, doctors tell me I haven't too closure of the Central Intelligence dowed by their perpetrators with a \ in January. We had a lot of him on a bed tied up in can- nosis was poor. I didn't do a rogation. Molly runs a house of assignation. It's not quite a far to go. Agency's illegally conducted surveil- bogus national security aura — any snow two or three days be- vas. He was making funny . follow-up on it, but years lat- er I heard he was still there house of prostitution. She So the truth won't hurt. The lance of Americans opposed to the violation of the CIA's charter by its fore. About 6 p.m. it started sounds in his nose and bub- to sleet. I was patrolling up bles were on his lips. ADMINISTRATOR, COUN- keeps an album of pictures girl came to my. place, wear- Vietnam war, the issue is not wheth- officials should be investigated and and a customer makes a se- near Molly Cantrell's place The nurses told me nothing, TY HOSPITAL: Oh, I re- ing a big hat and a heavy lection for $20. er this nation needs an agency like punished. Because of its political in- when I heard this funny except someone found Tim member the Rountree case. veil. I sent her up to Room the CIA. dependence and familiarity with the sound. running through the snow He was, you might say, my Molly phones the girl and Four. When Tim came run- operations of the CIA, the Watergate It was dark, but her porch with no clothes on. It's prisoner for 10 years. Maybe she and the man go upstairs. ning downstairs nude, Rather, the issue is the same screaming, I was scared. Special Prosecution Force seems the light was on, and I see this strange because anyone who 11. We had no trouble with Must be five or six rooms up one that emerged from the Water- him. He spent his life on his there. Now Molly's place, as Then the girl came down. ideal-agency for such an in- skinny human being with no knew Tim knew he was quiet. gate scandals: Whether officials clothes on. He was running Too quiet. We were married side, knees drawn up, hands you know, was off in a weedy She had tears in her eyes. vestigation. sworn to uphold the law will be free and sliding down her steps four years ago in Grand between his legs. The young lot and we had orders from "Don't ever call me again," to violate their pledges because they In notifying CIA Director Colby and falling into snow drifts. View. He meant well, all doctors used to try to reach upstairs to leave her alone. she said. "I'm Tim's wife." .'.. arbitrarily decide "national secu- that he will not tolerate domestic He had his teeth clenched and right, but he seldom said any- him — you know, achieve a She said that Rountree had rity" or some other excuse justifies surveillance practice by the CIA, their doing so. President Ford has lent con- • • • firmation to the Times' report. The According to the Act of Congress President should follow his denun- Why not pornography, too? that established the CIA in 1947, the ciation with positive steps to insure when he was asked to refute agency is forbidden to have "police, that, whatever its activities abroad, By JAMES J.KILPATRICK 11 ii in ii iiiimiii n i sentence for the mere posses- the CIA does not intrude on the con- sion of a small amount of the Bishop Berkeley's theory of subpoena, law enforcement powers the nonexistence of matter. stitutional rights of Americans. A convincing case can be stuff. Half a million young or internal security functions" in- CONSERVATIVE people reportedly are ar- He kicked a large stone: "I Mr. Colby credits junior CIA made, it seems to me, in fa- refute it thus." side the United States. vor of the "decriminaliza- rested every year on such A lengthy investigative report in employes with raising the issue of tion" of minor marijuana of- VIEW charges. Few of them ac- The mosi pervasive and domestic surveillance with him, but fenders. The question is tually go to jail, but all of lucrative traffic in porno- the New York Times says that a CIA graphy today is in pornogra- those conscientious employes might raised; Why not decriminalize Illlllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllll them wind up with criminal unit reporting to Richard Helms, phic films. Their production in the future be too daunted to ques- pornography,too? records that may haunt them then the agency's director, main- strated that the conduct demands the constant recruit- tion the policies of their superiors. If all that mattered were a for years to come. These mi- tained intelligence files on 10,000 harms society as a whole. If nor cases clog the courts and ment of young prostitutes Thus, lower-level CIA employes perfect philosophical con- KILPATRICK willing to perform on camera American citizens. The files, stored sistency, perhaps the point this be a sound principle, why divert law enforcement offi- never will know precisely for pay. This ceases to be should be given access to Adminis- would be well taken.-The ar- should it not apply with equal cers from more serious la- in computer banks, contained infor- what motivates a man to rape mere "private conduct be- tration officials outside the agency gument as to marijuana is to validity to pornography? bors. mation gathered by surveillance of or to sexual molestation. tween consenting adults." To so that abuses sanctioned by high- this effect: The state should Some distinctions can be None of this is true of por- American citizens on American soil. made. So far as marijuana is Common sense is a better argue that such films are pro- level officers but unknown to the not impose criminal sanctions nography. Not since Stanley tected by the First Amend;] It is disturbing that American upon essentially private con- concerned, it is proposed only v. Georgia in 1969, to the best guide than laboratory ex- President can be Ventilated. to remove the threat of a jail periments; and common ment is to make a mockery of citizens apparently were marked for duct unless it can be demon-' of my knowledge, has any the First Amendment. person been prosecuted for sense tells us that pornography government surveillance because It is also evident that commu- is bound to contribute to sex- The pornography racket is they exercised their constitutional mere private possession of ob- nication between the CIA and FBI, scene material. Those who ual crime. just that: a racket. It plays right to oppose administration po- < which atrophied during the regime are arrested are the produc- Common sense tells us upon carnal instincts that ev- licy. But such unjustifiable surveil- ers and distributors, the deal- something else. As the Su-ery society tries to keep un- of J. Edgar Hoover, should be fully der control. It profits from lance, spawned by the Nixon admin- ers and exploiters. Theirs is a preme Court remarked in reestablished. CIA spying on Viet- the debasement of the sexual dirty business and a big busi- 1973, the proposition is self- istration's paranoia about the anti- nam war opponents started, accord- relationship. This is some- ness, but obscenity cases im- evident that "good" books i war movement, already has been ing to the Times article, with the promote good behavior; for thing far more serious to pose no great burden on community mores, in my own documented in revelations about agency's concern about foreign in- courts or police. centuries men and women similar operations by the ..Federal have been inspired by tales of view, than a college student's telligence activities in the United Some of my libertarian mere possession of a mari- Bureau of Investigation. The dis- friends, urging the repeal of heroism, charity, self-sacri- States, which are the province of the fice and high example. If this juana cigarette. I would let closures about similarly unjusti- all obscenity laws, argue that FBI. The CIA, because of inter- be granted, it seams ludicrous the student go with no more fiable CIA surveillance, if true, com- no convincing proof ever has of a fine than one pays for agency suspicion, would not trust been marshaled that porno- to argue that "bad" books do pound already-documented abuse of not promote bad behavior. overparking; but if I were sit- the FBI with the investigation. graphy is bad for society as a ting on a jury, I could vote to government intelligence with out- The connection may not be whole. They point Io the ex- send a hard-core pornogra- right violation of the law. Disclosure of CIA domestic sur- periments conducted in 1969 empirically demonstrable, but one is reminded of Dr. John- pher to jail and count the day The present director of the CIA, veillance does not necessarily de- by the presidential, Commis- well spent. son's contemptuous response William'CTTTby, is said to be consid- stroy arguments for the agency's ex- sion on Obscenity and Porno- graphy. The commission con- ering asking the Justice Department istence. But if it is shown that the cluded that "empirical re- to prosecute any CIA agents who CIA played what it calls "black search has found no reliable flouted the agency's charter. He re- tricks" on U.S. citizens whose only evidence that exposure to ex- Today in history crime was the expression of political plicit sexual materials plays a cently said, however, "I think (CIA) In 1540, King Henry the came the 47th state? significant role in .the causa- family skeletons are best lett. where opinion, it may be impossible to Eighth of England married In 1919, former President tion of delinquent or criminal they are — in the closet." So the brake a movement toward abolish- his fourth wife, Anne of Theodore Roosevelt died at sexual behavior among youth Jepth of his resolution in the matter ing the agency or denying it appro- Cleves. his Oyster Bay, New York or adults." 1 home. appears questionable. priations. Several, responses can be In 1759, George Washington In 1941, President Franklin made to that finding. "Some of was married to the widow, When" the "skeletons" happen to t( PresMtaM Ford and Mr-Colby Roosevelt defined the Ameri- the "empirical research" was Martha Dandridge Cust'is. be evidence of lawbreaking, they believe the CIA performs a neces- can goal of "Four Freedoms" patently absurd. Causality In 1838, Samuel F. B,,Morse sary service, tfiey should mn\** — freedom-e'^ipeech, free- slit/bid, on* the contrary, be *jncl

N.J. Highway Authority gift from a friend for a spe- guaranteed that tens of mil- UIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIII Cheer up, Spring Lakers' which had delighted me many I do not support Hudson Woodbridge, N J cial occasion. If grew beau- lions of citizens will find bus The Essex and Sussex still Chamber news times as a child Springs has been designated To the Editor: tifully. When we moved to travel less comfortable than FROM OUR stands. Chamber of Commerce Shame, shame, residents of as a historic sj)e But does a Senate No. 852 passed yes- Holmdel, the tree moved with car travel, and will continue For gracious living, Greater Eatontown Area Atlantic Highlands What community h|ve-|o be told to terday In the General Assem us. Well, you probably don't to use their private cars. The Avery Giles Executive Center, One Main have you done. Or more ap- maintain such a valuable as- bly of New Jersey by a vote know much about growing liv- only purpose of the wider bus READERS Street propriately, not done? To call set? It is bard to believe that of 43 to 21. The opposition to ing things but, just to enlight- bill was to allow more com- Eatontown, N.J. 07724 the Hudson Springs area a there is not any organization this outrageous piece of legis- en you, a blue spruce grows fortable seats and also to iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiililiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiii From Nigeria disaster is not adequate. II is in Atlantic Highlands which lation was brilliantly led by very, very slowly. If you make it easier for women Theaters and the tmpendin 10 A FajiSI. To the Editor: a sin of the most greivous would be enthusiastic enough Assemblyman ThomavKean would know these facts, you with small children to travel doom of Spring Lake's Mon Lagos, Nigeria Want to thank you and the type. to devote some time to the and vigorously supported by could Have never sawed it off by buses at less cost, because mouth Hotel all too clearl West Africa staff at The Daily Register Very few towns have been upkeep of the springs. some of his colleagues. Seven 15 inches from the ground the wider seat means in many To the Editor: . for the cooperation and ex- blessed with such a landmark Democrat assemblymen demonstrate the destructiv that dark cold night a couple instances the kids travel free. I forward you this letter to cellent' coverage of the vari- as Hudson Springs. And I Consider it now, residents voted against this bill after indifference to what littl of days ago on Cat Bird Alley In view of the country's seek your honorable help. I ous functions of the Eaton- pray that very few towns of Atlantic Highlands, while withstanding months, weeks remnants of heritage and tra Remember? present situation, the fuel came across your newspaper town Chamber of Commerce have failed as miserably as there is still something left of and the last few days of ex- dition still exist in this "brav But why would you do such shortage, the recession, the at the U.S. Embassy library during 1974. Atlantic Highlands in their Hudson Springs to preserve treme pressure and strong- New World." a thing? Surely not because balance of payment situation in Lagos. Although I have The year 1974 was very suc- preservation. Florence Zeller Hawarden arm tactics, including the full Monmouth County, alas, you have the Spirit of Christ- caused by the oil imports, we been looking for a pen pal in cessful for this Chamber of* hour and a half on the floor of far from the only case ii mas! really wonder what these two the U.S.A., I was unable to Commerce and your paper the Assembly while this bill point. The pitiful plaque You must indeed be a very senators were thinking about. marking the site of the hous get one. contributed greatly toward NEW VISITING HOURS was being debated The gen- No wonder the average citi- this success. eral public of this State owes sick person, and I can only where George Washingto I am a girl, 18 years or age, Posted by feel sorry for you. I want you zen throws up his hands in lived, as our first presiden a good Christian, attending A very merry Christmas these men a deep debt of disgust at all politicians. and a happy, healthy and gratitude for they had the to know that. in downtown New York, is i missionary college in Lagos. I prosperous New Year to you. courage to withstand the Merry Christmas — and, by I ask your readers, many of scribed evidence of the activ am in my final year of col- RIVER VIEW Sincerely, pressure, defend the com- the way, good luck in 1975. whom are commuters, to re- ty of the wreckers' ball. lege. I am five feet three in- Bobbe Chase mitment made by previous You surely will need it. member the actions of these Even Federal Hall, on th ches tall. legislatures to the people and Katja Mitchell two senators. Wall Street site where Pres I collect foreign stamps and HOSPITAL Yours truly, coins. I like to play lawn ten- the Authority's bondholders dent Washington took his fir; Hudson Springs Starting Monday, January 6, 1975 visiting and to do their utmost to stop Breast cancer Louis D. Rollo, Jr oath of office, is not the orig nis, basketball, like Bible cor- President nal building. The present Fed respondence courses and 28 Laurelton Ave hours for patients on medical or surgical an outrageous piece of legis- The Daily Register tias re- . Asbury Park-New York eral Hall is a nineteenth-ce writing letters to friends. Jackson Township, N.J. lation which will certainly, if ceived the following letter for units will begin each day at 3:30 p.m. and enacted into law, signal the Transit Corp. tury structure. I would welcome all letters To the Editor: publication: from any sex, either old or It has been written that you end at 8:30 p.m. demise of the most successful The Policemen's The writer also remembe authorities in the world. New world a cozy, torn-down porte-coc young if you are able to write can never go home again. Visiting hours for Pediatrics, Maternity, In- Wives Association tome. How true these words proved -The enabling legislation *» Middletown Township 36 Salem Lane ere, once attached to tl tensive and Coronary Care, Mental Health Little Silver, N J 07730 I would be very grateful if to be on a recent visit In At clearly indicated (and it was FO.*B6x~528 brownstone Little Silver ra To the Editor: you can answer my request. lantic Highlands! and the PartiesPavilion will remain the passed along to the bend- New Monmouth, N.J. road station, and the vanishe Yours faithfully, I was eager to take my chil- holders through bond resolu- Dr. Leonard Geffova The demolition of Asbury Victorian boarding houses same. Miss Christy Onasamya dren to Hudson Springs, a trip tions) that there would be no 132 Bergen Place Park's Mayfair and St. James Little Silver Point. interference by the state. Red Bank, N.J. This was not only meant ad- Dear Dr. Genova, ministratively but certainly The Policemen's Wives As- was designed to keep politics f sociation of Middletown would from entering and destroying like to.take this opportunity authorities. Never in the his- to thank you for being our tory of this authority has poli- guest speaker at the Commu- tics been injected. Never has nity Center in Middletown on the public of this state seen Dec. 3, 1974, when we had a such a blatant, well-docu- demonstration for self exam- mented example of politics in ination for breast cancer. The action. turn-out was fantastic, and New Jersey's Leading we are quite sure it was be- The bill must still be acted cause we had such a wonder- upon in the Senate and signed ful surgeon and speaker as Family Financial Center into law so there is still a slim our guest. '«. chance'. Where is the contin- uing public responsibility that With the scare of breast the news media displayed in cancer on everyone's mind comes to Hazlet! the Watergate Affair, where because of Mrs. Ford and is the indignation of the citi- Mrs. Rockefeller, we think zenry who supported the news you may have relieved a few media's feeling about Water- people with your talk and K-IV art Shopping Plaza-Route 35 & Bethany Road. gate? Isn't this a classic ex- question and answer period. ample of politicians using the We are also sure the demon- Assembly, the Senate, the stration you gave will be a governor's office, the at- great help to everyone that torney general's offke and was present. eventually an autonomous au- Sincerely, thority to accomplish their Diane Urbane-Secretary aims? Policemen's Wives KMART PATHMARK Are you going to let this Association of Middletown Township. I happen? We have done our utmost to CAMERA keep politics from this author- ity. Do you recall that we Wider buses SHOWCASE would not let the President of 401 Lake Ave. t?1 the United States (before Wa- Asbury Park, N.J. Don't Miss To the Editor: tergate — and a member of This Exciting my party) come to the Gar- As you know, somewhere in Permanent den State Arts Center when it excess of 4 million people a TEMPORARY Event! was clearly a political visit? " year enter and leave Mon- City Federal mouth and Ocean County by CITY FEDERAL I hope you take the opportu- bus. It is supposed to be in office under nity to do your utmost to pre- the national interest to en- OFFICE! construction! vent this coldly calculated po- courage many times this litical rape of an autonomous number that use their car to authority. £ try the bus and/or rail ser- Sincerely, vice. In line with this, the LIGHT NIOVELY John P. Gallagher Congress worked on a bill to (Executive Director) allow a wider, more comfort- Route 35 & Bethany Road able bus on the interstate Tree theft highways. At the last minute, Eagle Hill Road two men, Senators Baker of 0 Banking Hours: Holmdel, N.J. Tennessee and Stafford of Join us during our Monday thru Thursday To the Editor: Vermont, killed this bill. Iron- 8:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. Merry Christmas to a thief ically, both senators come from states where wider Friday: 8:30 A.M.to 8 P.M. Grand Opening Celebration! Saturday: 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. Hello — whoever you are. buses are allowed on many lo- Seventeen years ago a cal roads. small blue spruce was planted tfy killing this bill, these We W( Icome you to a beautiful new way to bank—it's the grand opening of with great love and care — a two senators have virtually oyr e> siting, new office in the K-Mart Shopping Plaza. Temporarily we are Certificates using inly a small part of this office while we complete the carpentry, and interior decorating of our enlarged permanent office. 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One Register Plaza*Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Deposits Insured by FSLIC 542-4000 8 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONOAY. JANUARY 6.1975 AEP dividend se IlllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllUllllllllllllllllllli Bf DAVID R. SARGKNT ings and the company's SSI: Total failure? record has been impressive. By SYLVIA PORTER IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllMlllllill rolled is only about half the I ; Q — Do you have any infor- (}- 1 am worried about my (First •( total estimated to be eligible SUCCESSFUL mation on GAC 1975s 12 per - 7,200,000 according to the shaes of American Electric cent? Does BankAmerica con- This past fall. Social Secu- YOUR MONEY'S Social Security Adminis- Pover after reading about INVESTING trol this company? W R. the aroblems facing the utili- rity computers spewed out tration, and 8 to ( million ac- A — In answer to your last letters promising an increase WORTH cording to the Bureau of So- ties My main concern is wheiher the dividend will be question, no. BankAmerica to more than 3,000 elderly in a cial Science Research in project to develop a cleaner does not control GAC. Corpo- Washington. cut 'i M Northeastern state in their > 1 1 IIIIMMIIIIIKI - Although SS had a full 14 coal liquefaction process ration. However, in January the obligation of this remain- next benefit checks, reflec- AS many as 5 million of our A- While the utility in- could significantly lower fu- 1974, GAC sold its finance and ing subsidiary. The B rating months to launch the pro- dusty is experiencing turbu- ting a boost in their Supple- agencies were forced to set elderly, blind and disabled re- gram (it didn't become effec- ture fuel costs. Although ac- insurance subsidiaries to assigned to this debenture is mental Security Income — a up emergency services to pro- main in ever-more desperate lent times, some companies counting policies are more BankAmerica, leaving GAC indicative of th* speculative tive until Jan. 1, 1974), the withn the industry are in a welfare reform program de- vide the elderly with enough financial circumstances while liberal than those of many Properties as its principal nature of the issue, as is the program began before many better position to weather the signed to guarantee an in- money to buy food until the the program itself continues utilities, dividends appear subsidiary. The debenture 15 per cent current yield at key rules and regulations storn than are others. Ameri- come floor to our elderly, snafu could be straightened to be riddled with unex- were even issued. Thus, the adequately covered by earn- about which you inquired is which it is trading. blind and disabled. The hikes out. The state's Legal Aid got plained delays and benefit can Electric Power seems to SS staff has been ill-equipped be one of the.favored ones. showed up In the checks and an injunction against Social cutoffs, to make key decisions generally were spent at once. Security, forbidding SS from Applicants frequently are For the 12 months through — New regulations still are accepting any more money unable to travel to the district <)cta>er 31, this utility report- Social Security then sent being issued almost every being returned — and Legal office or they are discouraged ed a 9 per cent rise in in- out telegrams informing the week — leaving both potential Aid is now preparing a class by all-day waits in the SS of- conn, but an increase in the recipients that the raises beneficiaries and adminis- action suit to recover money fice. An estimated 361,000 SSI numler of shares outstanding were a mistake and requested trating officials baffled. SS of- that had been returned. applications are now pending, reducd earnings slightly on a that the amounts — ranging fices have been seriously un- per ihare basis. For 1974, This is just one horror sto- and the waiting period before from a few dollars to $125 - derstaffed and employes sup- earrings are expected to be ry uncovered by my associ- an application is decided upon be returned. Many sent back posed to be implementing the repoted at $2.70 per share, ate, Lydla Ratcliff, which has can stretch to 10 months. not only their SSI checks but SSI program have been down from $2.85, which would come out of the yea"r-old fed- Even the clearly eligible may also their Social Security poorly trained. SS requests mart the first year-to-year eral Supplemental Security be forced to wait months be- checks and even cash from for more staff have been re- decllie in two decades. How- Income program originally fore they actually receive the meager savings accounts jected at the White House lev- ever, 1979 results should re- heralded as being "as impor- benefits. they are allowed to have un- el. cove* with the benefits of der the SSI program, because tant to older Americans as Yet, as Adele Blong, a law- In brutal summary: The rate relief, a further drop in they were "afraid of getting the passage of Medicare." So yer for the Center on Social SSI program to date has been shortterm interest rates and in trouble with the govern- inadequate has the SSI pro-Welfare Policy and Law in among the biggest broken less construction spending ment," or losing their ben- gram been that critics have New York, says "even a few promises ever made by a ($600 million has already been efits. dubbed it the "Supplemental days' delay can be a personal Congress and an adminis- chopoed off over the next two Insecurity" program. disaster if you're trying to Then to top it, when the tration. Instead of a giant yean). Settlement of the coal TEMPORARY OFFICE — The Township Sewerage Authority set up "tem- live on less than $1,600 a time came for the next There wert 3,900,000 in the step toward reform of our un- strike removed a potential porary" offices in this building next to Township Hall three years ago. year." ^__^_ month's (October's) benefit - program, it latest count, re- wuritable-welfare systercyit is - probem since virtually all of- With the adoption of a $1.6 million bond resolution, part of which went to checks to be sent out, the ceiving a maximum of $146 a In fact, Tfie gajTbelween the as of now a disgrace. AEPs power needs are coal TjuyTfie Bayshore Sewerage Co., me authority Is considering moving Its of' "honest" people who had re- month in federal benefits per SSI income floor and the po- (Tomorrow: How you can i generated; and a recent joint fices either to Bayshore's Brookside Ave. plant or a firehouse on Holmdel turned their checks (leaving person (or $219 per couple) — verty line is even greater get SSI benefit!,.) Rd. which may be vacatettby the Hazlet Fire Co. «Hi»i«tim«i>i»t« themselves virtually penniless plus state supplements in than it was when the law was for a full 30 days) were in- many states. Total SSI ben- enacted in October 1972. formed there would be no SSIefits now being paid are Contributing to this scan- checks at all during that about $500 million a month. dalous SSI situation are two month. But . . . The number en- major factors: Matters became so desper- ate that local antlpoverly groups and state aging) Retires from JCP&L BEST BUYS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS after 37^ years of service - George H. Leddy, 104 East with Jersey Central Power & ON 75's Washington Ave., is retiring Light Company. He is the company's Belford District RATCLIFFE superintendent. PONTIAC IT. 35, UTONTOWN 541-7100 Mr. Leddy is a member of the Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club, Atlantic Highlands Lions Club, the local Ameri- can Legion Post and is a for- mer commissioner of the Monmouth County Bayshore Outfall Authority.

OIT TNI He joined the company July OINUIMI 1, 1937 as a meter reader in Atlantic Highlands. He was in appointed to his present posi- tion in 1959 when the Belford District was activated. TkmHatkCollai' Mr. Leddy is a native of TOILET TANK BALL Port Monmouth and is mar- Amtiha't t«rf«if S«M«r Ih. iflkiinl Wol.r Moiln Inilonlly ilopi ried to the former Miss Ma- (ha Hew of wol.r oHn .oih fluihlnf. tilda Ferraro of Atlantic *1°° AT HARDWARE STORES Getrge H. Leddv Highlands. here's .. a line-up x INTEREST GOING OUT OF BUSINESS First MerchantsTime Deposits SA VE UP TO 70% & MORE HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF

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PPEM MONDAY THRU FRI. TIL 9 P.M., SAT. TIL 6 SALE CONDUCTED BY FURNITURE BANKRUPT LIQUIDATORS 20^DNVENIENT COMMUNITY Qf^CES MainCWire <>0Neptune Hlwr. Neptune N| Member frdi'ulkrWvcSvsli'in I (•iliT.illVposil Insur.im i<( ixn MONDAY. JANUARY 6, 1975 The Dairy Register 9 Gourmet Sliced """""" "'"" " ' »iu i imiiiiiiiiiiMiiHiiMiiiiiiiiii' County Births BIG LOAFER FOODT 1111 '" ""'" > IHIIIIMIIIIIIII I | I || RIVERVIEW Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ro- Red Bank BUTTE gers (nee MSTyanne Thors- WITH THIS COUPON AND J5.00 OR MORE PURCHASE Mr! and Mrs. Lawrence Ca- tensen), 309 Shadowlawn • icludlng fr»ih milk, cigarette purchfjMi or (air trad* it«rm. nate (nee Meredith Davis), M WHITE BREAD Drive, Neptune, son, Dec. 28. D^Normandie -Ave , Fair Mr. and Mrs. John Strama Haven, son, Dec. 29 (nee Doranne Cojien), 8 Car- Mr and Mrs Francesco Di bury Road, Wayside, daugh- Condina (nee Donna Villain)", ter, Dec. 28. 2136 Apollo St., Ocean Town- Mr. and Mrs. Richard La- ship, daughter, Jan 1 Sala (nee Patricia Lager), 308 Mr. and Mrs. William S. Farragut Ave., Manasquan, MacLaughlin (nee Barbara son, Dec. 28.' White), 111 E. Highland Ave., Mr and Mrs Robert Hoi Atlantic Highlands, daughter, loway (nee Alfreda Meyers), Jan. 1. 20 Mechanic St., Freehold, Mr and Mrs. Rodney daughter, Dec. 29. Grable, (nee Patricia Rivest), Mr. and Mrs Harold Mills 16 Byrna Drive, Lincroft, (nee Juanita Accoo), 234 daughter, Jan. 1. Pleasure Bay Apts., Long Mr. and Mrs. Richard Branch, daughter, Dec. 29. Abrams (nee Lynda Field- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pier- ing), 12 Wesley Ave., Atlantic son (nee Gail Schlossberg), Highlands, son, Jan. 1. 3008 Park Ave., Middletown, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Smith son, Dec. 29. SHOP FOOPTOWN! (nee Theresa Puglisi), 33 Or- Mr. and Mrs. George Roess- chard St., Keansburg, twins, ner (nee Rita Gerardo), 47 a son and a daughter, Jan. 1. Bucknell Drive, Hazlet, Mr. and Mrs. Francesco Di- daughter, Dec. 29. MaclNTOSH Condina (nee Donna Villam). Mr. and Mrs. Guy LeFage 2136 Apollo St., Ocean Town- (nee Denise Schiebel), 354 ship, daughter, Jan. 1. Adams St., Eatontown, Mr. and Mrs. William daughter, Dec. 30. APPLES MacLaughlin (nee Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Roger Faubel White), 111 E. Highland Ave., (nee Sharon O'Shea), 8 Em- Atlantic Highlands, daughter, ory Drive, Lincroft, son, Dec. Jan. 1. 30. —MTv-rnd- Mrs. Rodney Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Man: Grable (nee Patricia Rivest), shil (nee Andrea Livingston), 16 Bryna Drive, Lincroft, 5 Marc Road, West Long daughter, Jan. 1. Branch, son, Dec. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas U.S.D.A. Choice Beef U.S.D.A. Choice Beef (California) Abrams (nee Lynda Field- Trezza (nee Diane Moller), 28 BONELESS SEMI-BONELESS ing), 12 Wesley Ave., Atlantic Delaware Ave., Red Bank, Highlands, son, Jan. 1. daughter, Dec. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ber- CHUCK ROAST CHUCK ROAST (nee Theresa Puglisi), 33 Or- nard (nee Karen Daigle), 99 chard St., Keansburg, twin Cottage Place, Long Branch, son and daughter, Jan 1. son, Dec. 31. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holets m c |USDA( |USDA( Mclntosh (nee Linda Hines), (nee Georgia Woolley), 3 Large or Small Curd CHOICE, 22 Sunset Way, East Keans- Throckmorton Ave., Eaton- CHOICE, burg, son, Jan. 2. town, daughter, Dec. 31. Cut (ram young tender torn led porker» Mr. and Mrs. James Dough- Mr. and Mrs.»Jtobert Steets rreih Uon »•** terty (nee Edith Moynihan), 4 (nee Roseanne Howell), 292 9-11 End I, Center Cut Chop* U.S.D.A. Choke let. ShooMei lo> PORK (HOP COMBINATION CHUCK GROUND ,99' Masterson Drive, Lincroft, Pool Ave., Long Branch, Cut (torn young tenaW corn lad LONDON USDA. Choka ft««f Rib* son, Jan. 2. daughter, Dec. 31. $139 BROIL SHORT RIBS Mr and Mrs. Gustave Er- Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Let- BONELESS PORK LOIN ROAST . I- I U S O A Choice Meaty Cut from young tender corn tod porltttr, Or STEAK CHUCK NECK BONES hardt (nee Karen Courtney) kowitz (nee Shoshana Kame- for bar-b-qiM country ityle ..99" USDA. Choice M*l Bone-in 145 E. Washington Ave., At- netsky), 229 Fifth St., Lake- PORK RIB END LOIN FORE SHANK You Save More Cut from young lender corn fed USDA lantic Highlands, daughter, wood, son, Jan. 1. FrtthGov't. Imp. with back Jan. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Grizzle SHOULDER PORK CHOPS ,9* CHICKEN LEGS auuniKD Cut (fom young lender corn f «d port"" • CHOICE) Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ander- (nee Virginia Mendres), 63 I PUREX $109 FrelhGov'1. Imp wild wing son (nee Roberta Meyer), 33 Madison Ave., Red Bank, LOIN END PORK CHOPS I, I USD A Cl CHICKEN BREASTS OUMTIMD E. Lincoln Ave., Atlantic daughter, Jan. 2. 59 ,65' CHUCK I>( FrtihGav't. Imp Highlands, daughter, Jan. 2. LIQUID BLEACH KB LIVER"" STEAKS l« b FOWL Whole 4 5 Ib. o.!. Mr. and Mrs. John Cusano JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL Golden Wheat VIA! STEAKS ,99' (nee Linda Pheffer), 612 Neptune APPtMCR DIPT. SAVINGS! Stlf SERVICE Dili DIPT. SAVINGS! SUfOOD DIPT. SAVINGS! Palmer Ave., Keansburg, son, Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Wolf- ELBOW son (nee Ellen Bluestone), 32 You Save More Jan. 2. 99 Midget PAN READY JLAc Lean Sliced Domestic Q A Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reed Parkside Ave., Freehold, daughter, Dec. 26. MACARONI BOIUDHAM 07 PORK ROLL X° FRESH WHITING O7 (nee Carol Conklln), 2W Syca- IrWoilaWe only M Morel lecturing. Mnkt Soa lood D«BU.) more Ave., Shrewsbury, son, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rich Assorted Flavors No Deposit No Return ilorat featuring *arvke Apcwtiiar Dapti.) Jan. 2. (nee Sheila Niad), 8 Vernon Road, Marlboro, son, Dec. 27. FOODTOWN Mr. and Mrs. Frank De- Mr. and Mrs. James Cam- Maria, (nee Barbara Dennis), oosa (nee Frances DeBolt), 3 FARM FRESH PRODUCE SA VINGS! 27 Hubbard Ave., Red Bank, Arlington Ave., Oakhursi, DIET SODA son, Jan. 2. daughter, Dec. 28. You Save More Indian River, Washington Slate Red or Golden Sweet & Juicy MONMOUTH MEDICAL Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ander- DELICIOUS APPLES California ton (nee Doris Luker), Long Branch FOODTOWN SEEDLESS Crisp Fresh Georgia Tavem Road, Howell CALIFORNIA CARROTS SUNKIST Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gaynor Township, son, Dec. 28. can GRAPEFRUIT U.S. #1 Grade (nee Lenise Lenny), 174 Long Mr. and Mrs. Louis Davis. TOMATO SOUP YELLOW ONIONS 3£39< ORANGES Branch Ave., Long Branch, 1405 Rustic Drive, Oakhurst, You Save Cash daughter, Dec. 30. Salad favorites son, Dec. 27. ESCAROLE or CHICORY i. 2* $ Mr. and Mrs. John Letsch Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pru- TY-D-BOWL CLEANER Sweet & Juicy California (nee Barbara Forlenza), 439 dente (nee Dorothy Barrett), Red or While 46 Howell Trailer Park, Free- ANJOU PEARS 15 1 Branchport Ave., Oceanport, daughter, Dec. 27. hold, son, Dec. 31. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas PROGRESSO CLAM SAUCE Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Per- Krause (nee Diane Steele), II Chocolate (5-oz.) or Red (6-oi.) FROZEN FOOD DEPT. SAVINGS! mutter (nee Barbara Hitch- Asbury Ave., Farmingdale, cock), 74 Seventh Ave., Long son, Dec. 31. Branch, son, Dec. 27. Y & S TWIZZLERS Mr. and Mrs. Herbert - Orange, Grapefruit or Grape Mr. and Mrs. Ffed Mig- McCutchan (nee Irene Dus- liaccio (nee Marina Jackson), zkewycz), 2136 Aldrin Road, 208 Monmouth St., Red Bank, Ocean Township, daughter, WAGNER DRINKS daughter Dec. 28. Jan. 1. Pan-To-Table 6-oi. BELLS CHICKEN STUFFING P»9- froien In Bullet Saut« Cteom Corn. Sweet Medium Peoi or Whole You So»» More KsrnaKorn, or Cranmed Spinach Hound Dressels MIXED #10-0: Fleischmann's Colts Neck files suit CONTADINA I Mother's Pantry POUND CAKE no. VEGETABLES pkfl. GREENWAMT ._ flCc EGG BEATERS it-OI 79' •I I0o. APPLE JUICE Froten Froion TOMATOES can 49 fro I Cfi VEGETABLES 4S Aiu>n«d, Lemon, or Birds Eye Celeste Ookburn, ipedr in 1n I joito Minute Maid „ „, to acquire 1-acre lot ORANGE PLUS CRINKLE CUT CHEESE PIZZA FIREPLACE ( AIRWICK ORANGE JUKE <~ 59' 59 POTATOES Froivnlirdtfyc 69 Fioien Froien 8ird* lye $ FREEHOLD - The Town- appraise the property, which LOGS each 89 REFRESHER each CORN ICECREAM is owned by Mr. and Mrs. Hungry Jack Foodiown . ship of Colts Neck has in- 1 «HKuan BARS MASHED 09 U CAULIFLOWER 3 psi on the COB J* 'I 69 6? r stittited condemnation pro- Walter C. Zimmerer Jr., and IS-OI. POTATOES ceedings to acquire a one- set a fair purchase price. It POTATOES KIDNEY BEANS 3 font DAIRY DEPT. SAVINGS! acre parcel of land on Rt. 34, said attempts to negotiate a adjacent to property of Earle purchase price with the Zim- minute Maid You Save More You Save More '.gallon #Naval Ammunition agepot, on merers have been unsuccess- which the township wants to ful. ORANGE JUICE pop.. construct a public works ga- Individually Wrapped rage. • According to the court pa- KRAFT pers, the Zimmerers have es- In a suit filed in Superior timated the value of the land MUENSTER CHEESE SLICES ""' 79' Court, the township asked as $14,750. It is adjacent to OXYDOL THRILL LIQUID COUNTRY STYLE OR BUnERMILK ..., that three condemnation com- some Earle property which missioners be appointed to PILLSBURY BISCUIT* •*< 16' the township, through ar- Foodtown Cotorcd rangements wijfi the Navy, AMERICAN CA( i-d.n-.c~.-ich— has been granted the use of 22-oi. SINGLES X 3* ROMAHO oi PARMESIAX OKI schedules mumciQal purposes. 23 giant Iran Steed ••gulor or liar* flower program Attorney Slwbi'rt W. OSCARMAYDt.. FOOOTOWH" ti}t bottle BACON BACON "**•" MIDDLETOWN - The Or- O'llagan represented the FUNKS V, tt township in its condemnation 79 ganization for Rehabilitation through Training (ORT) will request. Save 16c I Save 10c I Save 2Oc meet Thursday at the home Creamy Russian Dishwashing Detergent COLGATE 8-oi. of Ms. Barbara Miller at HIS SEVEN SEAS ! ELECTRA SOL p.m. A demonstration of dried Police charge DENTAL CREAM tube 79 bottle With This Coupon With This Coupon DRESSING With This Coupon flower arranging will be Coupon good m any Foodtown Supermarket man in break-in Coupon good al any Foodiovm Supermarket Coupon oood al ony Foodto p . Lima OfMcouoan per aduh lamily. v presented. Additional infor- limn one coupon per oduh lamily. Limit one coupon per adurt lamily, Coupon good Jon. 5 Ihru Jon. II only. MATAWAN - Roosevelt Coupon good Jan i thru Jon. .1 only • Coupon good ion. 5 thru Jan. II only mation may be obtained from Ml. Cpn mil I'D Bowles, 19, of Stillwell St., HHr.Cpn. 000H4O50 "'» HO SI Wr.CprvRBB 1 '1 1» JJ Ms. Ann-Beth Lashovitz. CUP THIS COUPON here, is being held in the CUP THIS COUPON The group will sponsor an county jail in lieu of $500 bail international art exhibit and for breaking and entering. auction Saturday at Congrega- d iht* pur chow o4 ony Save 2Oc \ Save 2Oc tion B'nai Israel, Hance Ave. A hearing is set for Jan 30 4 9 I For Diihes I Rain Barrel 48-oi. in municipal court. [COUPON b o?-Detergent plastic 59 and Ridge Road, Rumson. w DOVE LIQUID 32-ot. FABRIC Viewing will begin al 8 p.m. Mr. Bowles was arrested bottle bottle _°!™ MIRACLE WHITE With This Coupon (SOFTENER wHhiwe**-, and the auction starts at 9. about 6 p.m. Saturday after 25c of) our regular IS* price. Coupon good al any Foortiowm Supermarket Coupon *imihi crt ony rOOufo^r^ &\tparTife\«i it a4 he broke into a private home t-oupon good al ofiy foodtown Superm Umtt ona covpon par oduh .amity. A membership tea for new limn ono totrpon per oduh lamrly Lirrrit an9 coupon per oduh lamily. on..Rroad..Sl.,. here. He was. Coupon good Jon. 5 thru Jan II only. Coupon good MM. 5 thru Jan- It only memlers and-those interested T Coupon good Jan. ythi discoveitd by-thr-owficr nf >rUr.r.pn, " HBBl.t 110 in ORT is scheduled for Jan TUPTHISCOPPON 1 ^&(t~ CUP THIS COUPON 16 at the home of Ms. Elaine the house who called the po- Sinnins. lice before he could escape. frkM wHm€tWm itwu Saturdop ionuory II only. No* wpomible torlypoflropKico l #rror. Mamber Twin County Grocart. W« rVMt«. the ri^h! to limrl u»ln to 3 pochngaf o* ony Ham. Not MU in cm* tott. MONDAY. JANUARY 6, 1975 Salvation Army brightened holidays for 146 families counseling or tangible ajd RED BANK - Thanks to The effort also involved six over a crew of painters to that might be needed and, all the Salvation Army, the ho- staff people at the community map out shuffleboard courts lidays were happier for 146 center and numerous volun- (in the gym floor in all, we believe in due time area families, totaling 651 in- teer hours The army's gym and kitch- this new venture could be one dividuals The Salvation Army is now en will be open S a.m. to 3 of our best." Capt Walter Griffis of the' directing its attention to a p.m. weekdays to those who The indoor shuffleboard corps here cites Edward project for retired persons wish to play shuffleboard. season will begin at » am Straus, "honorary lieuten- age 60 or over. With the help cards, or games, including Monday when Capt Griffis _ - ....-ny good of Mr. Straus, arrangements Ping-Pong. and his advisory board chair- ideas and tremendous person- were made for Jay Patock Jr "We expect," Capt Griffis man, John Hume, will chal- al involvement." of the Patock Construction says, "to be able kL/Use our lenge Mr Straus and Mr Pa- It was Mr. Straus, president Co., New Shrewsbury, to send existing expertiseJIor any. tock. ft SOON A REALITY - Keyport is expected to erect business district by next summer. This Is an art- of both Prowns and the local a $40,000 municipal pier at the rear ot the town's ist's rendering of the proposed recreation site. Rotary Club, who spark- plugged a November canned goods drive through which Middletown now eligible supplies for the needy were replenished at the Salvation ? Keyport to build a municipal pier Army. for additional federal aid KEYPORT - Although the dared Mayor Ralph Ivan Pedersen, Harbor park your boat for a few min- This appeal enabled the could receive approximately With the inclusion of the details of how the borough is He pointed out that the Commission chairman, said utes." army to give out $994 worth TRENTON - Through the $25 million during the next six townships, 57 communities in going to pay for a new munic- council will soon release par- the proposed borough-owned "The pier could be build in of food for Thanksgiving and efforts of the Department of fiscal years are Cherry Hill, the state are eligible for block ipal pier won't be available ticulars of how the town will recreation site "would pro- a month," he added. $3,295 for Christmas. Community Affairs, seven New Jersey municipalities in- Edison, Hamilton, Parsip grant funding under the new until Borough Council unveils finance the project, probably vide every member of the Council President Donald "1 personally felt," says cluding Middletown have be- pany-Troy Hills, Union and legislation which consolidates its tentative budget for 1975, when the governing body community with a place to F. Miller predicted, "The new Capt. Griffis, "the canned come eligible to receive fed- Woodbridge. The total far the existing categorical grant Mayor William A Ralph has presents the tentative munici- go, whether you want to sit in pier will hopefully be ready goods donation was charity in eral funding over the next six seven municipalities for fiscal programs, such as urban re- confirmed that the borough pal budget on Jan 14 the fresh air or fish or even by spring or early summer." its finest and truest form, for will erect the recreatignal charity is nothing less than years under the 1974 Housing year 1975 is estimated at newal, rehabilitation loans, structure this y'«tK "on a love in action. Thousands of and Community Development $1,455,000. open space and model cities. stretch of waterfront property, people donated in that man- Act. Mrs. Sheehan also said that bordering Ring Road. error factors eyed ner while many other thou- Patricia Q. Sheehan, Com- the seven communities all SORORITY PROGRAM The Harbor Commission sands donated in the tradi- munity Affairs Commissioner, have populations exceeding tional kettle efforts." said that although entitlement 50,000 and are within feder- OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Xi first presented plans for the Beta Alpha Chapter of Beta 156-foot-long pier to the coun- Capt. Griffis notes that the amounts have not yet been ally defined metropolitan determined, the U.S. Depart- areas a required under the Sigma Phi international ser- cil last September by county welfare boards Christmas effort also included vice sorority will meet The commission at that formation or because the wel- a cash expenditure of $2,477, ment of Housing and Urban new legislation. The secretary SHREWSBURY - The fail- workers who have only high Development has approved of housing and urban devel- Wednesday here in the home time set a $40,000 pricetag on ure of county welfare workers school education don't make fare agency has processed it food vouchers amounting to of Mrs. Darlene Robertson. $186, new clothing valued at the participation of the seven opment must determine the project. Halt of the esti: to process cases properly ac- more mistakes than those incorrectly. Mrs. Barbara Schaflin will pymated cost is earmarked for Information on the amount $624, meats valued at $334, communities in the new fed- whether a township has the counts for 25 per cent of all with college degrees, those eral program. statutory powers necessary present the program "Under- ^^ the removal of pilings and errors in the payment of Aid with minimal scores on the of errors made by the county homemade bread at $48, candy standing Nature, Art and other debris at the abandoned welfare board now wasn't at $222, 302 new toys, and un- In addition to Middletown, for carrying out the provi- to Dependent Children grants Civil Service tests don't en- sions of the act. Man." marina site. in New Jersey. But a one- more than those who scored available. counted used toys. the municipalities which Council authorized Howard year study hasn't pinpointed higher, and the amount of on M. Schoor, borough engineer, which workers/are most the j experience doesn't af- to act as the borough's'repre- likely to make mistakes. fect a worker's frequency ol sentative to the state Depart- The study, made in four error. ment of Environmental Pro- county welfare offices in New The report says that "over tection in securing DEP ap- Jersey, including Monmouth 50 per cent of the variation in proval to erect the pier over County, included errors in worker errors remains unex- state-controlled tidewater overpayment and under- plained." It concludes that lands. payment. It is part of an "in- further research is needed "This means we're going tensive national effort to re- since "simple solutions" such ahead with the pier," de- duce errors" in the payment as revising job requirements of the grants, according to a or providing in-service train report released by the Mon- ing for certain workers "don't mouth County Welfare Board. appear promising." 3 contracts The study researched cer- Penalties likely tain basic worker character- The national effort to re given for istics: age, sex, education, duce errors in the payment of Civil Service test scores, and aid to Dependent Children insurance experience. It included 151 grants sten\s from the ex • FREEHOLD - In its last welfare workers in the four pectation of federal financial official act, the outgoing Re- counties. penalties for those states publican controlled Board of No Influence which haven't reduced errors Freeholders awarded three The study indicated that to the new federal tolerance contracts for county insur- education, Civil Service test levels by June 30. ance coverage. scores and on-the-job ex- The new federal tolerance This was the first time that perience don't influence levels will be 5 per cent on er- the county put out to bid whether a worker is likely to rors in overpayment and un- county insurance services. make a mistake, but that the derpayment and 3 per cent on The freeholders had engaged size of workers' and super- mistakes in determining a consultant to study the visors' caseloads probably client eligibility, whether the county's insurance programs are factors. mistake occurs because the The consultant reported last According to the study, client has given incorrect in- August that the county's in- i tm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiimiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii surance program was ex- cellent and that the program has been standardized to the point where specifications County Births could be prepared and bids ii illlMMIIIimilllllMIIHIIMIIIIIilHHIl llllltllllllllllMIIIMIIIIIIIIItllllllllMIIII received. y (nee LorrauU, Picerno), 238^4 The Garrabrant Agency of R1VERV1EH Red Bank Main St., Port Monmouth, lt!s a whole new way to win! Asbury Park was awarded son, Dec. 28. these contracts: (38.584 for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas dam automobile coverage; $2,374 bino (nee Susan Herold), 16 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Co- for bonds and burglary; $2,438 Vermont Drive, Hazlet, lello (nee Deborah Eslinger), for errors and omissions and daughter, Dec. 27. 13 Maryann Court, West $12,500 for excess liability Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fekele Keansburg, a daughter, Dec The Dittmar Agency of (nee Gail Gabriel), 96 E. Riv- 30. Freehold was awarded a er Road, Rumson, daughter, Dec. 27. THE WEEKLY $100,968 contract for a package Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Long program for general liability, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Noss (nee Carole King), 61 Robin- fire, floater boiler and the (nee Margaret Hayden), II son Place, Shrewsbury, a son, NewV Renfrew Place, Port Mon- Dec. 30. CHARLES C. CARELLA BRENDAN T. BYRNE Hawes and McAffee Inc. of EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR GOVERNOR Jerseyx Manasquan a $291,000 con- mouth, daughter, Dec. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flie- =* State tract tor volunteer accident. Mr. and Mrs. John Arcara ger (nee Deborah Pitman), 47 (nee Denise Thompson), 41 Carol Road, Middletown, a Lorraine Place, East Keans- son, Dec. 30. BEST BUYS burg, daughter, Dec. 28. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Co- Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett Cle 50$ ON 75's hen (nee Krna Durnak), 1003 ment (nee Amelia Talarka), Port-au-Prince St.', Toms Riv- 37 Garden Park Mobile LOTTERY % £ Q DRAWING DATE 'j ^ - r) -I RATCLIFFE er, son, Dec. 28. Homes, Hazlet, a daughter, PONTIAC Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Booth Dec. 30. It. 35, EAT0NT0WN 542-7100 MILLIONAIRE SERIES FINALIST NO. LOTTERY NOS. NURSING HOME Make A Date p p r- • M-H*vr Cart i .•N •ndvly.llllmt. -* •; i J • mtflcort kwtin' A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- tions. 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Friday evening 7 Drawing at up TO THIS WINTER! tn 9, Sun I to 4:30 Members free. 50c for adults, 25c for WITH OUR children (under five free) Sr Citizens, 25c Rrnokdalc HUSKY WHITE ALUM. students. 25c $250000 COMB. WINDOW ON JANUARY II Art Auction sponsored by Middlelown Chapter, Wom- '•./MJOOyrfOfflyrs) SALE NOW. en's American ORT, at Congregation B'nai Israel, llance SOA00 and Ridge Rds, Rumsnn. Exhibit K p.m.: auction 9 p.m. oNtr AU «* Wine and cheese served. Donation $1 50 per person INSTALLED (MIN. ol 6) Raying the Lottery has never been easier. Shop I dimpar*. You JANUARY 2li CJWf fl»«l Our Httvy Shrewsbury Chorale presents lloncgger's "King Da- Neither has winning, because there are now Dull Window Prlctl vid." Soloists Elizabeth llaynie, Sandra Brandt, Robert lots more prizes. Including a bigger-than-ever BRENDAN T. BYRNE Spencer; organist Herbert Bums, pianist ('bra Ncwkirk. GOVERNOR H p.m., United Methodist Church, Red Rank. Donation. First Prize. Get all the details, including a complete MAY 24-31 list of prizes at your Lottery Agent. You never SI Agnes Church will sponsor a cruise on the SS Kill- CHARLES C. CARELLA t32 BROAD ST Icrdam For reservations and information, call Mrs Peg know when you could hit the Jersey Jackpot! EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR | MO BANK llawley at 29l-0K7(i HUHtSHJUCAIKWANONMIltnKWS \ 741-7500 I Opt* Mon-Sot. I to 5:30 Fri. 'HI V ••••• ••• SHREWSBURY N j MONDAY JANUARY 6 1975 The Daily Register 11 DINE IN ITALY TONIGHT the movies These schedules ore pro- 7:00; 9:05 CINEMA ll-*Mon With The Golden Gun ITAUAN OPERA vided by the theater and the 7 15; 9 25 MATAWAN - The forum EVHYWHUTOllfMI. times are for today only. STBATHMORE meeting of lhe board of edu- CINEMA I-Deoth With 7 30, t 15 Television Today CINEMA II—Pelhom 7 00, 9 00 cation nf the regional school KEN HITCHNER CARLTON — Longest Yard 7 IS; 9 75 MATAWAN New York Channel* — 2, I. .">. 7, 9, II, 13 " MOVIES Ill-Odeiw File 7 ». » IS CINEMA M—Harry and Tanlo 7 IS; • IS district, scheduled for Jan 7 AT THE PIANO SHREWSIUIY MIODLEIROOK I (23) (50) (52) (SI) N.J. PUBLIC BROADCASTING ffl ID ffi SPECIAL OF THE WEEK CINEMA I—Man Wllh The Golden Gun CINEMA I—Harry and Tonlo 7 10. 9 M All progrunmkng: on these channel! will be luted In IVifomume ut Wulf Trip: NaLian.il Folk Festi- at K p in in the high school, THURS.-rRI.-SM. EVENINGS 7 30; • 7 30 9 30 ««> O "SlornTOwr the Nil." meeting will be conducted COMMUNITY-Airport I»7S !:00. 7:30, tARONET—Man Wllh The Golden Gun 152) THAT'S IT IN SPORTS Cocktail Lounge Open 7 Dayt 9:30 7:30; 9 40 4:30 O "Sins ol Rochel Cadi" (Part I) (68) PLAYHOUSE some time in February DIIVEIH—Murder On The Orient E« "Butter's Gold" (1036) starring Edward Arnold, press 7:00; 11:00 Paper Moon9 70 NEPTUNE EVENING LONG •RANCH NEPTUNE CITY —Island On The Top 01 Binnio B.irrx- MOVIES I—Horryond Tonto 1 30, 9:30 The World MS, 9 10 6:00 O O O 0 1 The World 7 00, II 16 Bodge 373 9:16 fflf SESAME STREET will mnrry * fifth time 2FOR1* (52) THE ELECTRIC COMPANY O O ABC THEATRE , 'CcromantpK in Dark OJd Men." Robert Hooks .stars TheTrial (Ml OOBIE GILLIS Ja .this."irtnh' tale of an aging ex-vaudevil)lan "What's My Lion." A valuable sacred lion escapes frtnpr. Jind his three groATi children, trying des- SUPPER from the local loo and attaches Itself to Maynard. penitely to improve their lives in the best way SERVED 6 to 10 P.M. Tast Tango' will be 4:30 O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS ttn'V can. 0 I LOVE LUCY ffi CD ffl SPECIAL OF THE WEEK BillyJack 6000 DIC. 31 it THtU JAN. 3lit, 197$ "The Adagio" f "What M;il«'s n Good Father ?" This program is O ABC EVENING NEWS concerned with the stnte of the American family shown at McCarter m CBS EVENING NEWS life .md Its effect on American children. (521 MASTERPIECE THEATRE YOU PAY FOR ONE SUPPER AND RECEIVE IB TAKE 12 "Ujistitrs. DownMitirs1 Wimt the Footman Saw." crcrcrcrcTcrcrcrcr PRINCETON - Bernardo controversy over its subject IB ZOOM Edwurd the footman bnigs about what he saw cccc THE LEAST EXPENSIVE SUPPER Bertolucci's "Last Tango in matter, including the ex (52) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW , brtwi'cn Lord Seymour and Lady Tcwkcsbury dur- Cccc (68) RESTLESS GUN ing • weekend ;it the country house. CDCC WITH THIS Paris," the most con- plicitness of its dialogue and "Multiply One Boy." Vint brings a rebellious South- 9:30 O ID RHODA troversial film of 1973, will be love scenes, made Bertolucci ern boy, orphnned by the Civil War, to an uncle At Ida's insl.stuncc, Rhoda talks Joe Into asking "ntC ADVERTISEMENT who he considers a traitor. her father for the money he needs to save his •DOES NOT INCLUDE BEVERAGE OR DESSERT the opening presentation of the most talked-about direc- 7.00 O CBS EVENING NEWS O GARNER TED ARMSTRONG 30 MAPLE AVE. RED the New Year on the Movies tor of the 1970's and also O THE WORLD AT WAR "...And Not try Out: May IMO-December 1944" 10:00 €) ID MEDICAL CENTER OTCHIN PARKING IN REAR at McCarter Series. In its earned him cover stories O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS "No Way Home." A former film .star tries to make SUHDM Alto Municipal Parking Lot, While St. first Princeton showing, the from both Time and News- Q ANDY GRIFFTH SHOW "Aunt Bee's Medicine Man" H comeback afUf 20 years, only to discover that ifta—^•••••••J modern masterpiece starring week. O TO TELL THE TRUTH .she is no longer wanted. Marlon Brando will have five Unreserved seats for all 0 ABC NEWS 0 O NEWS O NEW YORK REPORT O THE RAYMOND BURR SHOW screenings at McCarter: on five showings will be avail- ID MARK OF JAZZ "Escape" Friday and Saturday at -7 & able in advance at the © NEWSROOM Guests: Barry Miles and Sllverllght. 9:15 each night; and on Sun- McCarter Theatre Box Office kousness Raising Groups" 3M Business Products Sales suBpended animation for twenty million years Is 11:00 OBQQOiD NEWS Critics disagreed as to wheth- Inc., 1719 Brunswick Ave., taken aboard the Seaview from the ocean floor. Q £D BEST OF GROUCHO O HARNESS RACING FROM YONtfERS er it was really "pornography Trenton, completed a one- 7:30 O CHANNEL 2 EYE ON NOW! O THE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ID BONANZA masquerading as art," or, in week course in page search, 0 HOGAN'S HEROES A businessman squeezes Virginia City merchants the*¥brds of the New York- duplifiche at the 3M training "What Balloon Li Going Up?" bv driving off all competition to Ms freight line. er's Pauline Kael, "the most ' O $25,000 PYRAMID ID 80 (52| ABC NEWS FOR THE DEAF center in St. Paul, Minn. Mr. O WORLD OF SURVIVAL 11:30 O ID THE CBS LATE SHOW Superb Dining powerfully erotic and liber- Nielsen lives at 26 Murray St., ID LAST OF THE WILD 'Screiim Pretty Peggy" starring Ted Bessel, Sian ••Camel" Barbara Allen. A scu'ptor, absorbed in depleting ating movie ever made." The here. (D WASHINGTON STRAIGHT TALK evil, hires nn art student as a housekeeper at the mansion hi> and his mother .share with a hopelessly (F| ROUNDTABLE - * . insane sister. m WALSH'S ANIMALS O O THE TONIGHT SHOW "Fishstory" Guest Host: Pom DcLulse. Guest: tjtodney Allen (52) NEW 0EU£Y NEWS REPORT Rippy. CHEFS DINNER SPECIAL 8:00 O CD GUNSHOKE 0 11:30 MOVIE "The Hlders.*' Kaep and his associates who make "Vice Squad" (1953) starring Edward G. Robinson, their living lawfully by taking skins from range Paulelte .Goddard. The film focuses on the life TONIGHT cattle, find themselves confronted with the law of a captain of detectives during an ordinary day when they go beyond their legal rights. • in the polire department. ,*..-* O G NBC DOUBLE FEATURE MOVIE O O WIDE WORLD: MYSTERY '. fr'1 *• "The SpecialIsts." A teum of doctors trai'k down "A Beautiful Killing" starring Chris George, Lynda Katmis SatsM& / * the root > .m ••• of various health hasanLi that could Day George. 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FREE PERSONAL and BUSINESS CHECKING The Daily Register Deputy clerk's retirement ends SHREWSBURY. NJ. MONbAY, JANUARY 6. 1975 13 J over 48 years of county service STATE By SHERRY CONOHAN through his office each year hold and has lived here all his has grown from approximate- life, graduating from Free- FREEHOLD — There were ly 1,500 in 1926 to nearly 30 hold High School, in 1926 He no traffic lights or traffic times that figure today. Some was in the first class lo grad- jams on Main St. in front of 43,898 documents were filed in uate from the new hjgh Newark mayor sees city layoffs the Hall of Records when the lands records division in school, but the building had Harold E. Rue went to work been completed'just before ITEWARK — There wlllbe layoffs of municipal employes 1973 and almost 35,000 had in the state's largest city, according to Mayor Kenneth Gib- for the county on Oct. 15, been filed at of Dec. 1 this graduation.day and no one in son. 1926. as an assistant book- year his class ever attended keeper in the county clerk's The drop in the number of classes in the school. Gibson declined to predict how many would be affected, office. but said yesterday that his administration was making every documents filed this year was After working for a title in- effort to "effect econqmies" in other areas to keep layoffs to Now the deputy clerk, he is attributed by Mr. Rue to the surance company for a few a minimum. i retiring after 48 years of ser- slump in the home building months after his graduation, vice to the county — the long- The state's largest city faces a budget deficit of $35 mil- and home buying market due Mr. Rue went to work for the lion. est record of all current coun- first to an evaporation .of county in October al the age ty employes — and the In- "We will end up laying off some people in city govern- mortgage money and then, of 17. creased traffic in front of the ment," Gibson said. when money began to become 1 chlldrea Hall of Records is but one of available again, to the trou- He and his wife, the former Gibson, who was interviewed on the WCBS-TV, Channel 2. the myriad changes he has "Newsmakers" program, reitcrato^ni.s support for a state- bled economy. Jean Ireland, live at 49 seen during those years in During his 48 years in the George St. here and have wide graduated income tax. "~ that building. The New Jersey Senate was slated to vote today on a bill clerk's office, Mr Rue has three grown children — a that would impose a five per cent surcharge on the federal in- Mr. Rue reported to work seen the county grow from a daughter and two sons - and come tax bills of New Jersey residents. Gibson said he en- for the last time on Tuesday population of under 140,000 lo nine grandchildren. Their dorses the measure as a first step, but prefers a graduated in- and will be feted by his more than 500,000 and change daughter, Jean, and her hus- come tax. friends and co-workers at a from a more rural nature to a band, Robert W, Oaks, and dinner Friday at the. Don He was not optimistic about prospects for passage of the bustling, largely-suburban re- three children live next door Quixote Inn In Matawan. A surcharge measure. gion. He witnessed the con- at 47 George St. vigorous 85, he was, typically, On the subject of alleged domestic spying by the Central struction of a new courthouse, One of the Rues' sons, Har- working as hard as ever dur- Intelligence Agency, Gibson "said there is "no doubt in my and a few years later an addi- old-K Jr., is in the Navy and ing his final days on the job. mind that illegal spying" took place, tion to that building, which his family. Eyes in Virginia "He's been a most dedi- He said he has no proof that he was spied upon personally •— - Itflitar ««tl Unit were erected to house the ex- Beach-,-«Ta. Vhe other Son, when he engaged in civil rights activities before becoming cated guy and he's been great COUNTY RECORDS KEEPER - Depujy County Clerk Harold E. Rue, panding county government 'RlCharartS a'\ffiher in Lake mayor. But.he said he is aware of "at least one report men- on the job," outgoing County who has retired after 48 years with the county government, searches an in- as it grew to keep pace with Butler, Fla. ^> tioning my name." Gibson characterized the report as a "po- Clerk Benjamin H. Danskin, dex book (or the key to a wanted document on file in the land records divi- the needs of a mushrooming Mr Rue served as a justice lice report" of which he became aware after becoming under whom Mr. Rue has sion of the clerk's office, which he has headed for the past 12 years. He has population. of the peace is Freehold from mayor. served for the past five years, the longest record of service with the county of all current county employ- Four clerks 1934 to 1948. He also served on said in praise of his work. es. Through those years Mr Rue the borough's Board of Ad- Dedication cited , worked under four county justment for 10 years and on Kramer ponders four-day week "The county's much richer transition for the department • size of the document to be all signatures on the docui clerks beginning with Joseph the Board of Education for 10 ASBURY PARK - Mayor Raymond Kramer says tne AS- for having had his service," to a new system. filed was significantly re- ment, but doing little to inv\McDermott, who held the years. He has been a fireman bury Park City Council is considering a four-day work week Mr. Danskin continued. "That "It was a whole new setup duced, documents were print- prove on the space problem. post when he came to work for 44 years, is a past presi- Tor municipal employes to help bridge an anticipated budget kind of dedication is hard to and there were a lot of things ed on both sides of each page With adoption of the micro- with the county in 1926. The dent and past captain of the gap find today." to settle," he said, smiling as in the record books and, with filming procedure and the others were Raymond L. Monmouth Hose Co. The council asked all city employes to accept a voluntary Mr. Rue, the No. 2 man in he reflected on those days. " the microfilm on file, extra much smaller page size, with Wyckoff, who was elected Mr. Rue currently is trea- 10 per cent pay cut this year when a budget deficit of $1 mil- the clerk's office,, assumed Visited others copies could be made when records printed on both sides clerk in 1938 for one year of surer Qf the Freehold Rotary lion loomed. The proposal met with strong resistance. the post of deputy county Mr. Rue wasted no time in needed. of each page, the office can an uncompleted term; J. Rus- Club, serves as an usher at Kramer denied charges that the council suggested a vol- clerk on Jan. 1, 1063, and coming to terms with the new "I thought that was quite a get 1,800 pages in the same sell Woolley, who held the St. Peter's Episcopal Church untary pay cut as a "scare tactic." since then has been in charge procedures and, once getting big thing," Mr. Rue remark- space that had accom- post from 1939 until 1969, and and is a 32nd degree Mason. "When we get down to the home stretch, somebody's go- of the land records division of that settled, began traveling ed. modated only 500 Mr Danskin, who was elected He is a past master of the Ol- ing to have to give," Kramer said. the clerk's office. He had about the state visiting other When Mr. Rue first came to "If I'd kept going with 500 to succeed Mr. Woolley in ive Branch Lodge 16, F and progressed through the ranks county court clerks' offices in work in the county clerk's of- we'd be out on the street by 1969. All were Republicans. AM, a past patron of the Mol- from the job of assistant search of useful ideas for im- fice in 1921, all deeds, mort- now," Mr. Rue laughed. John R. Fiorino, who was ly Pitcher Chapter of the Or- JN.J. man held in triple slaying bookkeeper, which he held proving operations in his own gages and other records han- A coworker figures out that sworn In as county clerk der of Eastern Star, and is a NEW YORK - A New Jersey man was scheduled to be when he first went to work office here.-Out of some ideas dled by his office were copied some 2,350 deed books had Wednesday, succeeding Mr. member of the Shriners Cres- arraigned here today on charges that he shot to death three for the county, to senior gleaned Jrom those visits, and — for filing — by being hand- been filled and filed since Mr. Danskin, has selected Henry cent Unit safety patrol. sisters, one of them his girl friend. clerk-bookkeeper, principal others of his own, he devel- typed by a pool of typists and Rue came to work for the E. Traphagen of Marlboro as His immediate plans in re- Police said Robert Louis Abrams, 25, of Bridgeton, NJ. clerk-bookkeeper and head oped a new record filing for- then carefully proofed. county on that October day 48 his appointee to succeed to tirement include a possible surrendered at a Brooklyn police station about three hours af- clerk-bookkeeper until he was mat which has greatly in- Bulky files years ago. The space occu- Mr. Rue's title as deputy trip to Rio de Janeiro. He ter he fatally shot Willa May Love, his girlfriend, and Flor- named deputy clerk 12 years creased the number of deeds File boots containing these pied by the land records files county clerk. But, because of also holds a real estate bro- ence Johnson, both of Bridgeton, and Viola' Booker. 26, of the ago. and other papers which can documents were bulky and has expanded from two relati- a realignment of duties within kerage license which he hopes .Bronx. His assumption of the depu- be filed in a given space. contained only 500 pages vely small rooms on the first the clerk's office, Mr. to exercise againje soon as Police gave the following account: ty clerk's post coincided with On Dec. 28. 1965, the land apiece. Some years later the floor of the Hall of Records to Traphagen will not take over the housing market improves. Abrams, armed with a pistol, shot Miss Love twice in the the effective date of the records division — which at photostating process was a complex of several large the job Mr. Rue has been per- "He's a wonderful person," chest during an argument in a Bronx apartment. The woman state's new commercial code that time was photostating adopted, shortening the time rooms on both the first floor forming and a replacement one of the employes in Mr. died instantly. and Mr. Rue recalls his first records and filing a single for preparing the file copy and the basement level of the for Mr. Rue's post will be an- Rue's office remarked of her When Abrams fled the apartment, he encountered Miss few months on the job as a negative copy of them — and improving accuracy with building. nounced at a later date. retiring boss. "We're really Love's two sisters on the street and another dispute arose. He somewhat difficult period of switched to microfilm. The inclusion of a photograph of The number of records filed Mr. Rue was bom in Free- going to miss him." then shot Mrs. Johnson in the head, killing her instantly. The other sister, Mrs. Booker, tried to escape by hiding under a car but Abrams reached under and shot her in the chest. Abrams fled but later turned himself in Brooklyn'. Mayor Boggio says he worth run again By ROBIN ANSTER to a one-year term as a Class Poll reveals economic anxieties II member of the planning PRINCETON — Americans are not alone in their econom- HOLMDEL - Mayor board and Ralph Green and ic anxieties, according to a 10-nation Gallup International George J. Boggio, unani- Richard Nowells were named Poll. mously elected to a second to one-year terms as alter- Of those surveyed in the United States, 87 per cent predict term as mayor, announced at nates on the board. rising unemployment this year, while 75 per cent forecast ris- the Township Committee's or- ing prices. ganization Friday night that Warren Baumgartner was In terms of job outlook. 87 per cent of the French also he will not seek reelection reappointed to a three-year think unemployment will grow in 1975, while in Great Britain. this year. term on the Zoning Board of Adjustment and John J. On 80 per cent hold this view, according to the poll. The announcement was der and Leo E. Yori were ap- Americans are less pessimistic on rising prices than the about the only surprise during pointed to one-year terms as publics of seven of the other nine countries surveyed. The the meeting at which Republi- alternates on the board. British were least optimistic, with 95 per cent saying prices cans James M. Cox and Ar- would continue to rise. thur T. Young were sworn in Three-year terms on the Gallup-affiliated organizations in 10 nations interviewed for three^year terms as com- Board of Health went tit Lu- representative samples of the public in each nation. In the mitteemen, giving the com- ther G. Schimpf and Dr. United States, 1,517 adults were queried Dec. 6-9 in 300 local- mittee the 4 to 1 Republican Louis Zinterhofer. < ities. No figures were available for the other countries. majority it also held last Ralph H. Molzon was sworn year. in as fire chief. N.Y. nursing homes head probed Mr. Cox was reelected in Inother appointments November while Mr. Young Thomas J. Bridges, Ronald TRENTON - State Attorney Gen. William F. Hyland said replaces Committeman and Milkowski and Robert Sachs his office is investigating nursing homes in New Jersey owned former Mayor David Cohen were named to one-year by the central figure in a New York State nursing home' who did not seek reelection. terms on the Shade Tree probe. Committee, Herbert. L. In response to a news conference question, Hyland said The committee's sole Kukasch, Mr McCarter and his office was looking at the New Jersey holdings of Bernard Democrat, Eugene F. G. Allan Vollmers to flne- ' Bergman, head of a vast network of health care facilities for McEnroe, voted with the ma- year terms on the Pleasant jority in the selection of Mayor R tfllttr itoK pholo theelderly, MAYOR REELECTED — Republican Mayor Republican Commltteemen James M. Cox, left, Valley Sewer Study Com- Bergman is reported to have a financial interest in six or Boggio and Thomas F. Park- George J. Boggio, right, was unanimously elected and Arthur T. Young, second from right, were plso mittee, Cameron A. Poleski seven nursing homes in New Jersey. er as deputy mayor, in a to his second term as maydr at the Holmdel Town- sworn into three year terms on the committee by and Mrs. Althea Spang to A legislative commission in New York looking into allega- "spirit of cooperation." Mr. ship Committee's organization meeting Friday. John P. Wadington, township clerk. three-year terms on the Envi- tions of bad care in nursing homes has broadened its in- Parker was recuperating ronmental Commission and vestigation into questions of possible fraud and illegal politi- from a car accident and did Robert Reddington to a five- torney, Leon S. Avakian as cal influence. not attend the meeting. ministration that his actions sition of additional road Young, newly elected, does year term on the Board o(' are not "politically inspired." equipment and a program to not have. township engineer, Joseph X. Assemblyman Andrew J. Stein, a Manhattan Democrat, Mayor Boggio said he de- Recreation Commissioners. This administration, the improve sidewalks and drain- Mr. McEnroe said the Seaman as township auditor has charged that Stanley Steingut. Democratic leader in lh< cided not to seek reelection age. chairmanship should be his. and clerk John P. Wadington One-year terms on the New York Assembly, told him to steer clear of Bergman's because of commitments to mayor said, can point to With ihe hiring of two more Mayor Boggio called Mr. as township treasurer. Budget Review Advisory nursing homes in his investigation because he was a friend. his family and business. His many accomplishments in the last year. policemen, the mayor also an- McEnroe's attendance record Mr. Cox was named com- Committee went to Mayor llyland's investigation was reportedly prompted by a let- announcement, he added, Boggio, David Cohen, John Noting the township's belt nounced that the 15-man po- at meetings of the public mittee representative to the ter from Stein to New Jersey Health Commissioner Joanne should show critics of ms ad- Coughlin, Milan Johnson, Finley about Bergman's holdings in the Garden State. tightening Resolution of Au- lice force will now be able to safety committee, regular Planning Board, while R. man the desk at headquarters Township Committee, the Donald McCarter was ap- Paul Kramer, Thomas Labr- gust, Mayor Boggio said, ecque, J. Robert Murphy, on a 24-hour basis. Previously Planning Board and the pointed to a six-year tftrn on "Holmdel was one of the first Thomas Shorten, Frank Man taken from blazing home dies Werner, Frankel police calls coming in at late Board of Education, poor the Planning Board to replace municipalities in the area Tricarico and Mr. Wadington. VKHNON - An autopsy was scheduled for today on.a Will 1><* honored and, I'm confident, in the hours were channeled through Commiltecnien arc period- Morton Lipetz, board chair- man who died as he was being carried from his house here af- EATONTOWN — Mayor J. man. Mr. Labrecque was named Ktale, lo cub- attention to local the Monmouth County police ically designated lo attend chairman of the committee ler a fire began in Ihe garage. Joseph Frankel and former government's financial re- radio to officers on patrol planning and school board Mr. Parker was appointed Harold Bnrden. 57. was recuperating from a leg injury As Mayor Herbert E. Werner sponsibility now that we are In the coming year Mayor meetings. That record, he smoke swirled through the house yesterday, his wife and a will accept,, a bronze plaque at on the threshold of- an in- added, disqualifies Mr. nurse carried him from his bedroom lo Ihe front lawn When Boggio pledged to .jcpntinuc ceremonies tomorrow morn- flation." "an honest, creative govern- McEnroe, from assuming the they reached the lawn, he slopped hrcathim;. police said ing at 11:45 marking enclo- "In December we went one chairmanship Group in Eatontown The fire apparently began when a furnace flame Ignited ment, responsive to the needs sure of the mall and com- step further," Mayor Boggio of the entire community, a Mr. McEnroe answered thai •spilled gasoline, according lo police in this Sussex County ' pletion of Phase 1 of the Mon- said, "with the formation of his attendance record was no community. tight control over monetary remembers the needy ^mouth. Shopping Center's ex- the Citizens Budget Review expenditures and the home worse than Mr. Cox's. pansion program. and Advisory Committee," a rule fight to protect Holm- Despite the discussion no EATONTOWN - Third gra- Bank through Mrs. Ellen Sandman hired as attorney The plaque, expressing ap- seven-member citizens group dcl's rural character." changes were made in Ihe ap- ders at the Woodmere School Lawrence of the Monmouth preciation to the borough for that will review and evaluate pointments of Mayor Hoggm gave up their traditional grab Community Action Program. LOWER TOWNSHIP - Hep Charles W. Sandman Jr., K- its cooperation with the com- the 1975 municipal budget. The appointment of com- as chairman of finance and bag Christmas gifts for each This was the second year N.3., who leaves office this week, has been hired as township mercial complex, will be Other accomplishments, the miltcemen to subcommittees administration, Mr McEnroe other this year and gave the civic group collected gifts solicitor in this Cape May County community. presented by Charles A. Leib- mayor said, were the reduc- sparked Ihe only dis- as chairman of health and presents to needy children in- for children who might not "There is nobody more qualified," said Mayor Jack lcr, vice president of the Ar- tion of the municipal tax rale agreement at the meeting. welfare, Mr Young as chair- stead. otherwise receive toys at -Sparks. He said Sandman would be paid {4,000 a year. len Shopping Centers Co., and from 32 cents to 24 cents of Mr. McEnroe voted no on man of public safety, Mr CoX Christmas, according to civic Sandman lost his Second District congressional seal lasl The 24 gifts supplied by Richard C. Weisman. general $100 assessed valuation, the Ihe appointment of Mr. Young as chairman of public works. association President Paul November lo businessman William Hughes. He was a member Mrs. Robert Chartier's stu-' manager of the Monmouth continued zoning fight, the at- as chairman of the public and Mr Parker as chairman Landauer. Mr. and Mrs. I. G. of the "Mouse Judiciary Committee- "and..was one of. fnrtner dents were part of some 70 Shopping Center traction of large ratables in safety committe'e The post. or recreation Rancatore were again respsn- President Nixon's supporters on the panel. gtffs collected by IKl Wood- The plaque will be per- the township such as Pruden- Mr. McEnroe said, traditio- In other business the com- merer Civic Association and sible for the gathering, sort- Sandman, who will also practice law afler leaving Con- manently displayed in the tial and, possibly, Grossct & nally goes lo a commlltceman mittee reappointed S Thomas distributed in Eatontown, Ing, and distributing of the gress, held the township solicitor's post here from 1054 until center. Dunlap publishers, (he acqui- with seniority which Mr. (iagliano as township al- New Shrewsbury and Red toys. 1982. 14 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. JANUARY 6. 1975 Engagements Winter Ellegood-DeAdder SHREWSBURY - Mr and an alumna of Red Bank High Mrs Robert S. DeAdder, 25 School and Monmouth Col- Meadow Drive, announce the lege, West Long Branch, engagement of their daugh- where she received a BS de- nuptials ter, Miss Marie Lenoir DeAd gree in education. der, to James D. Ellegood, Mr. Ellegood, a graduate of son of Mr. and Mrs. William Shore Regional High School, Ellegood, S3 Navesink Drive, West Long Branch, attended Then-Watterson Mrs. Rabert Then -v ...»•• Ehly Monmouth Beach. A March H Brookdale Community Col ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - In St. Agnes Roman Catholic (Nee M9ry Kllen Watterson) (Nee Pamela McLean) wedding is planned. lege, Lincroft. He is em- ( hurth here Saturday, Miss Mary Kllen Watterson, daughter Miss DeAdder, a teacher of ployed by Rotolo-Perdick of Mr and Mrs Robert T. WaUenoh, Ml "W Highland Ave., Vfirst grade in Morganville, is Contractors. Miss DeAdder Miss Dirfcr Highlands, became the bride of Air Force Staff Sgt. Robert V. Then, son of Mr. and Mrs Robert Then. Roseland. Ehly-McLean The Rev. Michael .1. Lease celebrated the Nuptial Mass, RYE, NY. — Miss Pamela Ann McLean and Nelson Rich- Bouamalay-Durfee O'Neill-Darke which was followed by a reception in Gibbs Hall. Ft. Mini ard Ehly were married here Saturday in Christ Episcopal ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS heim, Calif, was graduated Miss Durfee and her fiance mouth Church by the Rev. Canon Wendell W Phillips and the Rev NEW, MONMOUTH - The from Henry Hudson Regional are students at the East-West — The engagement of Miss Gerald Leon Ehly, Westfield, uncle of the bridegroom. There Rev and Mrs Harlan C Dur- School and is a freshman at Miss Elizabeth Wilhalme was maid of honor. Also attend- Center at the University of Sheree Ann Darke to Kevin was a reception in the Westchester Country Club. fee. 17 Gavle St., announce Ann May School of/Nursing, ing the bride were Carol Ann Watterson, Patricia Watterson Hawaii in Honolulu. The pros- A. O'Neill, son of Mr. and and Debra Stinger. Erin Burke was flower girl and ring bear- the engagement of their Mrs T. L. O'Neill, 6 Hillside Neptune. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William pective bride Is a graduate of er was Paul Watterson daughter, Miss Christine Dur- the College of Wooster, Woos- Ave., Highlands, is announced Douglas McLean, Mount Kisco. Her maternal grandparents fee, to Bounpheng Boua- by her mother, Mrs. Marilyn Mr. O'Neill, also a Henry are Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Burdell Sharer, 43 Harvard Road. ter, Ohio, and received a fel- The bridegroom had Joseph Peace as his best man and malay, son of Mr. and Mrs Darke, 34 Seventh Ave. here. Hudson Regional School grad- Fair Haven. N.J. Her father is managing partner of Fran- lowship to. study for a mas- Thomas Watterson, Carl Then and John Burke as ushers. The Bounmy Bouamalay of Vien- A May wedding is planned. uate, is employed by O'Neill cisco & Jacobus, and president of McLean-Habermann Inc , ter's degree in Chinese his- bride's brothers, Robert and John Watterson, were altar boys. Miss Darke, daughter also and Sons Construction Co., a both of Greenwich, Conn. chang, Laos. tory. of James G. Darke of Ana- family business. Mrs. Then was graduated from Mater Dei High School. New Monmouth, and attends Brookdalc Community College Mr. Ehly is the son of Dr. George Wileman Ehly, chief School of Nursing. Her husband is an instructor at the Signal physician and coordinator of emergency medicine at Carlisle, Krause-Peterson Pa., and of Mrs. Ehly. They reside in East Berlin, Pa. School, Ft. Monmouth. LINCROFT - Mr. and Mrs He is a mechanical engineer Arnold Carl Peterson. Pine in the nuclear analysis de- They will reside in Ft. Gordon, Ga. The bride wore her mother's wedding gown and was at- tended by Miss Joan Bonanno. maid of honor; Mrs. William C St., announce the engagement partment of Curtiss-Wrighl McLean, Mrs. Robert Blair, Miss Margaret Mulcahy, Miss of their daughter, Miss Nancy Corp., Woodbridge. Judith Ann Eisenhart and Mrs. Raymond Tellier. Amara Sha- Carol Peterson, to Ronald COSMOS MEET Roth-Kessler ron Pagano was nower girl. ~ Frederick Krause, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Krause Jr., HAZLET - The Midi WEST LONG BRANCH - Ronald Roth was bestman Robert Scott Ehly was best man. Ushers were Douglas W. Larchmont Road, Colts town Chapter of Cosmopolitan Miss Carole J. Kessler and and Hyman Spekman wasthe and William McLean, George and Jon Ehly. Mr. Blair and Neck. Associates will be Jan. 13 at 8 Lawrence Roth were married •usher. Christopher James. *» p.m. here in the North Cen- here Dec. 29 in the Squires Mrs. Roth is an alumna of Miss Peterson is a graduate terville firehouse, Middle Pub, setting also for a recep- Red Bank High School and The bride attends Shippensburg \Pa.) State College. She of Middletown Township High Road. All foreign bom women tion. Barnard College of Columbia made her debut at the Westchester Country Club Cotillion. Miss Durtee Miss Falvo Miss Peterson School and Stamford (Conn.) interested in joining the club Hospital School of Nursing. are welcome (o attend. Rabbi Alton M. Winters of University, New York. She Mr. Ehly is a graduate of Gettysburg (Pa.) College and is Monmouth Reform Temple, and Mr. Roth expect to be She is a registered nurse in enrolled in the Physicians Assistant Program at Hahneman Lefurge-Falvo the telemetry unit at Riv- New Shrewsbury, officiated graduated in May from Wash- Medical College and Hospital. Philadelphia. BEST BUYS at the marriage of the daugh- ington College of Law, Ameri- WEST LONG BRANCH - 6 Elmwood Ave., of the en- erview Hospital, Red Bank. ter of Mrs. Leo Kessler, 1 can University, Washington, After a honeymoon at Mont Tremblant, Canada. Mr. and Announcement is made by gagement of their daughter, Mr. Krause is a graduate of ON 75's Buttonwood Drive, Shrews- D.C. Mrs. Ehly will reside in Carlisle, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Falvo, Miss Barbara Marie Falvo, to John F. Kennedy High School, bury, and the late Mr. Kes- Mr. and Mrs. Roth are law Robert John Lefurge, son of RATCLIFFE Bellmore, L.I., and Lehigh PONTIAC sler, to the son of Mrs. Milton clerks respectively at the Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Le- University, Bethlehem, Pa. m. 35, EMOH1OWN S42-7M0 Roth of the Bronx, N.Y., and Federal Highway Adminis- furge, 66 Golf St. A May wed- the late Mr. Roth. tration, Department of Trans- Salvation Army officers ding is planned. Marsha Kessler and Susan portation, and the Institute Miss Falvo was graduated Miller were the bride's honor for Studies in Justice and So- from Shore Regional High attendants. cial Behavior, both in Wash- School and Monmouth County mark 50th anniversary Vocational School of Nursing. ington, where they will re- side. She is employed at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. The bridegroom is an ASBURY PARK - Salva- portant corps commands in- United Way in Cincinnati, alumnus of Bronx High tion Army Brigadier and Mrs. cluded Niagara Falls, NY.; Ohio. Mr. Lefurge is a graduate School of Science and Colum- Ernest Baxendale, 1400 Webb Springfield and Laurence, Maj Baxendal's father-in- of Red Bank Catholic High Redecorate your bathroom during bia University. St., celebrated their 50th wed- Mass; Providence, R.I., and law, Commissioner William School and attended the Uni- ding anniversary at a recep- Rochester, N.Y., where they E. Chamberlain, who is na- versity of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio. He is a designer for DEBORAH MEETING tion, Dec. 28, for more than ended their active career. tional commander of the U.S. Creative Kitchens, Red Bank. RED BANK - The Red 250 friends and relatives in The celebrants have four Salvation Army, presided at Bank Chapter of Deborah the Salvation Army's Retired sons, Ernest is an executive the reception. Heart and Lung Center, Officers residence. with a national fund raising BONSAI PROGRAM Browns Mills, will meet Brig, and Mrs. Baxendale, firm in Boston; Donald is em- The Baxendales specialized Best White Sale Ever! in youth, music and camping NEW SHREWSBURY - tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. in the who formerly resided in ployed by a suburban school Featuring coordinated towels, rugs, Shrewsbury Firehouse, Broad Ocean Grove, have been system in the Rochester as well as the spiritual work The Garden Club of New St. Forms for the 1975 Ad members of the Salvation area; David is a major in the of the Salvation Army. In re- Shrewsbury and Lincroft will shower curtains, toilet seats, scales, Journal will be distributed by Army for more than 60 years Salvation Army and is state tirement they visit the sick meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. hampers, wicker and accessories and shut-ins in local hospitals here In the Atchison School, Mrs. Lawmce R*th Mrs. James W. Staples, chair- and have served as officers commander for New Jersey. man. The public is invited. for more than 50 years. Im- Paul is an executive with and nursing homes. Sycamore Ave. Mrs. A. J. Er- (Nee Carole Kessler) lacher, a member, will lec- ture on the culture of Bonsai Prices Reduced 10% to 50% Origami demonstration plants. Mrs. William Dietrich and Mrs. Paulyne Locke are ... sale starts today at Hadassah meeting hospitality chairmen "*The club's holiday project was NEW SHREWSBURY - form Temple, Hance Ave. A making tray favors, gifts and The Red Bank Chapter of Ha- post luck dairy buffet lunch- floral arrangements for the dassah will meet Jan. 14 at eon will be followed by an au- Queen of Carmel Nursing JLily-zLon BATH SHOP noon here in Monmouth Re- dience participation program Home. Mrs. Harry Westlake by Dorothy Kaplan, Freehold. and Mrs. Richard Klenk 290 Norwood Ave. Deal Rt. 34, Coltt Neck Mrs. Kaplan is the author (Opp. MM«I Onhordi) were awarded prizes for orig- 531-9565 Auditions of the book and record"Per - 462-4545 inality in gift wrapping at the ceptual Development Thru Moo. «m Ul 10 to 1:10 club's annual holiday party. Wad EM. «t open for Paperfolding." Those present Verdi concert will be given paper and she will teach Origami (Japanese LITTLE SILVER - The paperfolding) including the Monmouth Civic Chorus will making ef such Jewish items audition prospective new as a dreidle and Star of Da- members in all voice parts vid. for its 25th anniversary Verdi this is the only daytime New Year, New You. Requiem concert. The audi- tions will be conducted meeting that the Red Bank tomorrow here in Fellowship group has scheduled. A baby- Hall of the Embury United sitter will be available. Pro- Methodist Church, Church St., gram vice-president Barbara Half price for two at from 7 to 8 p.m. before the Fisher, Shrewsbury, is chair- regular rehearsal. man. Further auditions will be succeeding Tuesdays Jan. 14 CHINESE AUCTION and 21, also at 7 p.m. RED BANK - A Chinese Elaine Powers This outfit won't hang Auction will be a feature of Mrs. Linda Szipsky is in the Woman's Club of Red in your closet. Shop in charge of information and au- Bank's Jan. 17 meeting here it, travel in it, dition criteria. William R. in its clubhouse, Broad St. Shoppell Jr. is music director entertain in it — the Tea will be served at 12:45 and conductor of the Mon- p.m. preceding the meeting. smooth poly knit is mouth Civic Chorus. Resolved for '75: To trim the cost of destined for women trimming (yourself and a friend). Bring your on the move. Rose mother, daughter, neighbor, etc. At. pink print^skirt, solid Elaine Powers, you get sensible eating Carl A. Quiit;!in, suggestions and personal attention every inch pointelle yoke short R.P. sleeve sweater, of the way. "Team Time" and modern matching cardigan. maahines make it fun. Unite! Sizes 6 to 16. One of ALL PRESCRIPTIONS many new spring MUST BE ensembles waiting for CAREFULLY CHECKED you at Flora. Come A pharmacist first itudles every prescrip- 2 join for the see! tion before compounding. The dosage «is Come try! $12(1 checked for ufety. We make certain we know exactly what your physician wants. If we are In doubt we call the physician for more • Information. Then, you get your prescription quiokly. price of 1. That li why most new prescriptions can- 61 not lately be ordered by mall. You would loae C(\ R " pwson P« week- When a body needs a friend too much time and this personal checking be- 3 \j Complete 4-month (at a price any body can afford). tween the physician and pharmacist, If com- program for two. pounded in a distant state, far from your phy- 00 •toUn. Regular price: S3 per person ElainePowers per week. Unlimited.visits. YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US FigureSalons be a quiet standout when you need a delivery. We will deliver promptly without extra charge. A great many we'll help you at... people rely on us for their health needs. We * welcome requests for delivery service and charge © ELAINE POWERS FIGURE SALONS 1»J< accounts. RED BANK (Shrewsbury) Shrewsbury Pharmacy 544-1773 TIIK MlltKMSIII I»V SHOPS BROAD ST. 74UI74 , SIIRKWSB>iHV floute 35 PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE lUSLIVEfrV Shrewsbury Plaza Shopping Center 141 broad tlreet red bank, n.j. — alto Bricklown — 255-3350 — Bay Harbour Plaza ,',BUHY. N J MONDAY. JANUARY e, 1975 The Daily Register 19 Weddings Bridal SHREWSBURY - Shadow- Curley-Bush brook, here off Rt 35, will be the setting tonight at 7 o'clock ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS flower girl and ring bearer, for another Bridal Whirl Asso- — In St. Agnes Roman Catho- respectively. ciates' presentation of a gala lic Church here Dec. M, Miss bridal preview. Featured will Pamela A. Bush, daughter of James A. Curley was best man and the ushers were be a complete showing of Mr. and Mrs. George Bush, spring bridal garments and Douglas Castle and Gregg Mrs. Rabcrt Cirlcy Lakeside Drive, became the associated bridal necessities, Cobb. . (Nee Pamela Bush) bride of Robert Eugene Cur- including jewelry, gifts, limo- ley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex- Mr. and Mrs. Curley were sine service and photography. ander Curley, S3 Norma Ave., graduated from Middletown Llncroft. There was a recep- This show is free to young Township High School. She Benefit engaged couples and mem- tion in Diamond Jim's, has been employed as assis- Cheesequake. bers of their wedding party. . tant to Dr. Donald C, Seul- There will be coffee and Attending the bride were fert, Shrewsbury dentist. Mr. at racquet cake served after the show. Mrs. Karen Cutaia, matron of Curley is attending Georgia Among the gifts awarded honor, and the Misses Kim Institute of Technology in At- will be a 1500 gift certificate Mauer and Kathy Phillips. lanta, Ga., where they will re- club toward a choice honeymoon. Lisa and Louis Ippolito were side. There will be assorted dis- HOLMDEL - Mrs. William plays of bridal services. G. Wrightson 3rd here, Rum- Merchants participating in Ward-Hicks son-Red Bank area chairman this presentation are Keus- (or Bonnie Brae Farm, Ber- silles' Jeweler; American HOLMDEL - Miss Patricia The bridegroom had Russell nards Township, has an- Ann Hicks and Brian F. Ward Thompson as his best man. Hostess, Coleman's, The For- nounced plans for the second mal -Scene, Colpitts Travel were married here Saturday The ushers were Niel Elmore, annual Racquet Cafe, Jan. 25, in St. Benedict's Roman Cath- Robert Terry, Thomas Hicks, Center, Econo-Llmousine Ser- at Allaire Racquet Club, Wall vice, Flowers by Ross, Ge- olic Church by this Rev Wil- Jack Harkenreader and Jo- Township. liam C. Anderson. TJiere was rard Photography, Inc., seph Goodrow. Mrs. William Kelly, Spring a reception in Sayre Woods K.S.V.P. —Phillis Rosen, Lake, is vice chairman of the Elks Lodge. The bride was graduated Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury tennis party at which hors Parents of the couple are from All Saints High School 0 State Bank, Ward Man- Brooklyn, and is employed by d'oeuvres, hot dogs and or—The Marriage Shop. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hicks, sloppy Joe's will be served. 68 Ivyhill Drive, Matawan Lily Division of Owens-Il- Mrs. Herbert Thornton is Township, and Mr. and Mrs. linois, Holmdel. GARDEN CLUB TOPIC chairman of reservations for Francis Ward, 12 Valley Vale FAIR HAVEN - Mrs. Ar- Mr. Ward is an alumnus of the benefit event, and Mrs. Drive, Old Bridge. thur G. Huson will be speaker Monmouth College of West James Beattle and Mrs. Attending the bride were Wednesday for the Fair Long Branch, where he is a Rudolph Tatartca are assist- Eleanor Hicks, maid of hon- Haven Garden Club here in candidate for a master's de- ing with arrangements. All or; Dorothy and Diane Hicks, the Roman Catholic Church gree. He is assistant secre- are of Spring Lake. and Ellen, Nancy and Peggy tary of Atlas Concrete Co., of the Nativity at 12:30 p.m. Ward. Sally Goodrow was New Brunswick. Fifty-nine year-old Bonnie Mrs. Huson's topic will be flower girl and Thomas Kret- Mr. and Mrs. Ward will re- Brae Farm is a non-profit "Abstract and Contemporary ser was ring bearer. side In Old Bridge. residential treatment center Flower Arranging." Member for socially, emotionally and flower arrangements will fea- ONCE AGAIN — Bridal Whirl Associates, a group Shrewsbury, where this bridal show will be re- educationally troubled New ture evergreen and berry in- of 12 merchants are presenting a ""Wedding Pre- peated with the newest in fashions. The show is Jersey boys aged, nine to 14. terpretations of winter. view" tonight at 7 o'clock in Shadowbrook, free to engaged couples and their wedding party. Rodgers-Rupp Its 377 acre setting also con- SHREWSBURY - The Parents of the couple are tains I full-facilities summer marriage of Miss Lynne Su- Mr. and Mrs. Michael J camp at which some 700 un- san Rupp and U.S. Marine Rupp, 126 Rumson Road, derprivileged children enjoy Corps Corporal William Mi- two-week camping sessions. Community Center group visits museum Little Silver, and Mr. and etiael Rodgers took place Mrs. William F. Rodgers, 43 LINCROFT - The Mon- nie Taylor and Roberta Lar- grouped around thu-sugar trees shown the children on and puppeteer Mrs. Leon here Dec. 28 in the First As- Hudson Ave., Red Bank. FOR THE BIRDS mouth Museum hosted a spe- son. Cpatad castle and the Sugar the tour of the museum's ex- Schnitzspahn, Little Silver. sembly of God Church. RUMSON — Rumson Ca- cial children's holiday party Mrs. Sam Costa, Little Sil- Plum tree she flecorated for hibition. Soloists included Miss Krish Dorothy Mason was the dettes and Junior Girl Scouts for some 100 members of the ver, narrated the tale of the the Nutcracker display. This Dziesinta, Monmouth Beach, The Rev. John Deegan per- bride's honor attendant and are joining in a neighborhood Red Bank Community Center "Nutcracker" as the children was one of Ihe 20 fantasy Festive holiday cookies who danced the roles of the rmed the ceremony, which Dianna Rodgers was the project to keep a newly plan- ranging from pre-school to baked by museum volunteers Sugar Plum Fairy and Tre- \fes followed by a reception bridesmaid. ted evergreen at Monmouth teen-age here at the museum under the direction of Mrs. pek, a Russian dance from the Willowbrook Inn, Fair Best man was Steve Santa- Museum, Lincroft, filled with on the campus of Brookdale John Rathman, Rumson, and Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Atven. croce. Michael Bomhoeft was such food for the birds as Community College. Teen-ager pageant a variety of other donated re- Suite. Miss Jean Anne Tu- the usher. peanut butter stuffed pine freshments were served the zeneau, West Long Branch, MEMBERS INSTALLED cones, candy canes made of Director of the museum Mrs. Rodgers attended children under the "Christ- danced the Graduation Waltz cranberries and popcorn, and Milton J. Bloch and president mas Tree of Goodies" by MATAWAN - New mem- Rumson-Fair Haven Regional opens competition from the "Red Poppy Ballet oranges stuffed with suet. Ju- of the board of trustees Wil- hostesses in traditional Eu- bers of Matawan Junior Wom- High School and was formerly Suite." nior Scouts of Rumson Troop liam B. Leonard and Mrs. NEW BRUNSWICK - state final to the Miss Nation- ropean peasant costumes. an's Club were Installed at employed at the Little Silver 98 also are making extra bird Leonard, greeted the group Young women interested in al Teen-ager Pageant slated They were Mrs. Michael Bi- a candlelight ceremony staged Point Road School. Her hus- Mrs. Schnitzspahn, who de- feeders for trees in their own which was taken on a tour of competing for the title of to take place in Atlanta next vona, chairman of special in conjunction with the club's band is an alumnus of Red signed the crafts and papier yards and one on the grounds the museum's current exhibi- Miss New Jersey Teenager August. projects; Mrs. Lemert Weav- annual holiday dinner. Mrs. Bank Regional High School. mache puppets which were of their meeting place, the tion "Once Upon a Christ- at the pageant to take place Prospective contestants er; Mrs. Paul Tremoulet, Christopher Reese was chair- After a wedding trip to used on stage, enacted her First Presbyterian Church of mas." Docents were Alice here May 23, 24 and 25 in the must be between 13 and 17 Mrs. Bernard Nicoletti, Mrs. man of the event in the Amer- North Carolina, they will own version of the "City Rumson. Davidson, Susan Benson, Jen- New Brunswick Holiday Inn, years of age as ot Aug 30, J. A. Constance, Mrs. Gil ican Hotel, Freehold. make their home in Virginia. Mouse, Country Mouse," as- may contact Mrs. Sybil Shaf- 1975. They will be judged on Stone., Mrs. Robert Stava, sisted by the Misses Rachel fer, 215 Piedmont Ave., N.E., scholastjc achievement, lead- Mrs. Richard Collins, Mrs. Leheny and Sandra Costa, Atlanta, Ga. ership, poise, personality and Oli1 M. Overgaard and mem- Little Silver. beauty There is no swimsuit The Miss New Jersey Teen- bers of Mrs. Nicoletti's Little in talent competition. YOU'RE ager Pageant is the official Silver Cub Scout den. Boro Busses, Shrewsbury, The reigning Miss New Jer- donated the bus to transport EVENTS LISTED sey Teen-ager is Cindy Rich- Entertainment for the chil- the children and S. Theodore TOLD TO TRENTON - A free cakm- ards of Cinnaminson Theme dren was performed in the Brewer of Bell Laboratories, dar of exhibitions, performing of the 1975 pageant is "What's lower gallery by the Mon- Holmdel, provided the taped EN YOUR BELT, arts programs, movies and Right About America." mouth Civic Ballet Company musical background. planetarium shows scheduled at the New Jersey State Mu- HT WATCHERS- seum during January and February is available by writ- SHOW YOU HOW! ing to Calendar, N.J. State WELLINGTON HALU Museum, 205 W. State St., here. The museum is open MAKERS OF FINE FURNITURE weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sundays from 2 to 5 p.m. There is no admission JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE charge. ECONOMY SHOE REPAIR 212 W«t Front 81 R«dB»nk REBUILT Ed Lincoln • COWBOY BOOTS LO.I15J pound. • ORES* BOOTS • WORK SHOES • MOULDED SHOES OUR GIFT TO YOU AT • NURSE SHOES YOUR NEXT MEETING... CONVERT STREET SHOES KHABUKI PANTSUIT - Gil Aimbez for Genre TO presents this khabuki pantsuit In the Spring '75 col- GOLF lection being shown this week at the New York BooUM dbr upim J/J8/7S Couture Business Council's 64th Press Week in the SHOES ALL Mill IHOf* «JOlfi> Lift Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. The multl-strlped top has a Htm WITH OUK mm tonoio ON DEFLATION IS wrap sash over matching basic pants in a cot- FACToar Mocess iwptrt tror*- mtmtur art Oti»% Mimtoli Oiuno- OUR BUSINESS. ton/silk blend. JOIN TODAYI IntynMMon Lotl 102 pound*. ' SAVE 10% TO 50% NEW GROUP FORMING KEANSBURG The American Gem Society ON ALL FLOOR SAMPLES OPEN MEETINGS ...ALL WELCOME MONDAY, JAN. 6, 7:30 PM of United States and Canada IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON SUCH FAMOUS MAKERS AS TUESDAY, JAN. 7, 9:30 AM • THOMASVILLE • BAKER • AVIS • KARASTAN lakes pleasure in uniiouiuingUlc re a|>|x>imniciH loi 1 y7s <>I (ngultr mtttlngi wttkly thtrtalitr) • BARVEN • TOMUNSON • TYNDALL LAMPS First United Methodist Church 19 Church Street EATONTOWN: Monmouth Shopping Cenler. New Jersey Room, STAFFED BY PROFESSIONAL MEMBERS N.S.I.D. (Nextto Castro Conv), Monday 7:30 P.M., Wednesday 9:30 A.M. EUSSILLES' FLORENCE KARASIK, N.S.I.D. S-NGLISHTOWN: Temple Shaarl Emeth. Craig Rd., Thursday 7:30 IVI Utdint JimU'i. CM. FREEHOLD: Trotters & Pacers Diner, Route 9, Mgiday 730 P.M., H.ltHOAD —IIKDI1ANK MARILYN GLASER, ABT. LOIS CARUSO ARTHUR MAYNARD N.S.I.D. Wednesday 7:30 P.M., Friday 9:30 A.M. MKMHKk.AMKK.ICAN GEM SOCIK I V LONG BRANCH: Elks Lodge, Memorial Parkway. Thursday 7:30 P.M. MANALAPAN: Steinbach Co.,\Route 9, Tuesday 10:00 A.M., Thursday 10:00 A.M. MIDDLETOWN: Sears Roebuck, Route 35, Monday 6:30 P.M., WELLINGTON HALL Thursday 6:30 P.M. •THE COMPLETE INTERIOR DESIGN CENfiR" FOB FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: 7*711.5 coveted appoinlment is awarded to comparatively lev) jewelert )ii (merit a. 364-5511 or Toll Frt* 800-242-5866 1203HWY.35.WANAMASSA 531-1666 '/«MILE NOATrTOF kf. CIRCIF It is given only ajler stricUexaminalum oftheir gemologual proficiency unit "STAFFED BY PROFESSIONAL MEMBERS N.S.I.D." unquestionable business ethics and practice. It must he rt! wtm cm It \em. WEIGHT WATCHERS®" OPEN DAILY 1K6... WED. & FRI. TIL 9 -MIONT MTCHfll)" MO0UI MO'IUIID IUM«««>I O> "IIO"t ««!CMM "W « "*" "K" "y •"•""" »«'£»<•• mil"""*"* »» 16 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, JANUARY 6,1975 Card makes greeting hard to swallow

Dear Ann Landers: Since opinion is needed. I have al- size of a baseball from Ger- Dear Ann Landers: I'm nant, after seven years of bill. You're going to settle Christmas is the season to be ready formed my own. trude's stomach. It was not ashamed to ask anyone this marriage and four years of I his. Thanks, honey. - Lady jolly, 1 wanted to share a "Dear friend. I thought you malignant, Lord be praised. question because they would "trying." I plan to work al in Waiting mimeographed note that fell might like to know that the She is getting along fine. Gert ANN LANDERS think my husband and I arc a my job until the labor pains Dear Lady: Pick the doclor out of 1 Christmas card. No doctors removed a tumor the ate a corned beef sandwich couple of dingbats. We arc start. you want — and the sooner last night, her first in years. It portant facts with him which cookies, teen-agers making having an argument at a time Question: Who should pick the better. If push came to looks like we will have a hap- you omitted from your letter. fudge, and college boys broil- when we both should be out of the doctor? I say I should. My shove I'll bet you could pay py 1075, after all. Hope you (1) Would "abortion violate ing hamburgers. I have also our minds with joy. husband says he should — be- the doctor, but there's no way- do, too." (Signature Deleted.) your religious principles? (2) stood in that kitchen for I just found nut I am preg- cause he will be paying the he could have the baby. How's THAT for taste? - Would it be safe at this time? hours, cooking for neighbors Philadelphia (3) How would you, a widow, who have had a death in the Dear Phil: "To each his feel about raising a child family. own," said the lady as she without a husband? kissed the baboon. We have a rule in our I strongly advise against re- house. If you are too busy to Dear Ann Landers: I'm 44 vealing the identity of the do the dishes, don't worry — ONCE A YEAR CLEARANCE SALE years old, although I could child's father should you de- somebody will do them. The pass for SS easy. When my cide to have it. Such a revela- rule works and nobody gets husband died three years ago tion would almost surely ruin mad. I went into a depression. My your daughter's marriage and STARTS TODAY daughter and son-in-law were This morning when my hus- create endless problems. a great comfort to me. I love band left for work he gave Good luck to you. You'll need them both very much. me an extra kiss and said, it. AT I'm ashamed to admit it but "Thanks for your messy I began to love my son-in-law Dear Ann Landers: Last kitchen." I know what he TOO much. We became in- night I heard my husband meant. My kitchen looked like volved in a sexual relation- laughing and asked him what a tornado had hit it, because ship which I thought would was so funny. He said, I've been busy with a rela- end in a few months, but it "That Ann Landers is some- tive's sick child. Those silly didn't. thing else!" So I read the col- dishes can wait. They aren't umn, and now I'm writing - people who need love. — Now I find I am pregnant something I never thought I'd Micliigander and don't know what do do. I do. Dear Mich: People ARE haven't told my son-in-law, I've been married 40 years, more important than things, but my daughter has already 264 Norwood Ave. raised three children of my but your "standing rule" gift* commented on my added own and several for relatives. wouldn't work in most fami- weight. (She has no idea what lamps DEAL daily 10 to 530 Our kitchen has always been lies. They'd run out of clean JUNIOR MISS PAGEANT — Judy Murday, AAon- has been going on.) a happy place. I've seen tiny dishes and somebody would home accessories Wed. eve. 7 to » mouth County's Junior Miss of St. Rose High Because I am in the meno- tots on chairs frosting always be mad. School, Belmar, and Ocean County's Junior Miss pause I wasn't sure I was Linda Strang-Wolf of Lakewood High School, are pregnant until I went to the among the 23 high school seniors seeking the New doctor yesterday. He con- Jersey Junior Miss for 1975 title. Winner will rep- firmed it. resent the state In America's Junior AAlss Pageant Please, Ann, tell me what in.Mobile, Ala. The 16th annual state pageant will to do. — Frantic take place Feb. 8 in Cherry HIM. Dear Fran: Go back to your Announcing doctor immediately and ask him what he feels is the best approach to your problem. The smartest, You should discuss some im- our new to start a dietLetters higher savings rate. to help parents FREEHOLD - A series of educational letters to help parents of preschoolers is being offered by Mrs. Sylvia Griffin, Monmouth County Extension Home Economist, beginning January 22. Each of the eight letters of- fers information on a specific area of child development. Topics are Parental In- fluences, Outside Influences, Approaches to Discipline, Set- ting the Stage for Discipline, Is in your head and at Lean Line. Because once Making Mealtimes Happy you get your mind to control your mouth, you'll lose Times and The Problem Ea- weight all over. ter, Growth Through Play, And that's exactly what Lean Line does. Fear, and Brothers and Sis- We teach you psychologically how to lose weight physically with Lean Line's original ters. "Behavior Modification Technique." 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The Phantom Beetle Bailey OuT <* THB MRKNE55.. A BIG HAIM THIN6! PONT BE StOPPy, BEETLE, \IHTHECAVELMP9.. l TMAT BULLETIN SOAKP 18 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY. JANUARY 6.1975 ' »P wirepMU GOOD HANDS — New York Ranger goalie Cilles Villemure, flat on his back in front of the goal, reaches up to stop'the puck • Rangers can Canucks on a scoring attempt by Vancouver's John Gould last night at Madison Square Garden. for sixth straight win

By The Associated Press scored their opposition 36-14 last night in three games against Phila- The California Golden Elsewhere in the NHL. the delphia this season. Ted Irvine scored twice and Seals scourge of the West? Sabres beat the St. Louis Dave Gardner and Al Rod Gilbert added three as- Well, they're still in last Blues 4-2. the Atlanta Flames Mac Adam added Seals goals sists last night, carrying the place, well behind the To- blanked the Washington Capi- while rookie Fred Ahern New York Rangers to then ronto Maple Leafs in Division tals 3-0. the Montreal Can- made his first NHL game a sixth consecutive victory - a 4 of the National Hockey diens tripped the Chicago memorable one with an in- K-:' National Hockey League League, yet the Seals have Black Hawks 8-4. and the surance goal against 1973-74 decision over the Vancouver compiled an impressive Maple Leafs nipped the Red eo-Vezina Trophy winner Ber- Canucks. record in their last six games Wings 1-0 nie Parent Irvine started the They beat the burly Boston The Flyers had allowed just Bill Barber managed to Rangers on the way to a 4-0 Bruins and surprising Los An- 76 goals in 38 games going ruin the shutout dreams of lead with his 10th goal of the geles Kings on consecutive into the contest, and hadn't Seals' goalie Gary Simmons season, backhanding the puck nights before 1974 ended, and permitted five opposition with a power play goal after past starting Vancouver had their modest winning goals in one game since,Nov. 42 seconds of the third period, goalie Gary Smith from 10 streak stopped by the Detroit |f. • but otherwise, it was the feet out midway through the Red Wings on New Year's Those figures got turned Seals' night. first period. Gilbert got an as- Eve. around Sunday night, how- Buffalo played "the best sist on the play. But they're unbeaten this ever, as Larry Patey scored we've played in some tinle." Walt Tkaczuk made it 2-0 year, with ties against To- twice before the Seals' larg- according, to Coach Floyd just over a minute later, then ronto and the bruising Buffalo est home crowd this season — Smith as hi? Sabres broke a rookie defenseman Ron Sabres and a glorious 5-1 vic- 11.157 - and California out- three-game winless streak by Greschner drove in a 35-foot tory over the Stanley Cup shot the Flyers 35.11 on the giving St. Louis the blues on slap shot on a fine pass from champion Philadelphia Flyers way to their second triumph national television. Gilbert. i Bill Fairbairn netted the fourth Ranger goal at 2:49 of the middle period, knocking Smith out of the Vancouver net in favor of Ken Lwcktt.' Leon Rochefort got the Ca- nucks on Tfte scoreboarr aT 7:37, but Irvine hit for the second time and Steve Vick- ers — on a Gilbert pass — Nets maintain mastery connected early in the third period to close out the New York scoring. Don Lever nudged in the other Canucks goal in the over two-times Squires game's final minutes. The points gave Gilbert 800 An eight-point spurt near the end of the first half sparked fantastic ballplayer. A guy like that. I just try- to hold to his points for his career, while the New York Nets to their fifth straight victory and second average. That's all you can do, because he's worth 20 points Tkaczuk reached the 400-point in less than 24 hours over the Virginia Squires, 100-95, yes- just by taking the floor." milestone with his goal and terday. In last night's NBA games, the Cleveland Cavaliers beat an assist. The Nets, who have not lost to the Squires this season, were the Phoenix Suns 97-86. the Houston Rockets defeated the The New York victory, in trailing 45-43 when they went on their eight-point tear with Kansas City-Omaha Kings 115-106. the Portland Trail Blazers the Rangers' last home game 1:50 left in the half. Julius Erving's basket put the Nets ahead stopped the New Orleans Jazz 111102 and the Los Angeles La- for 2!4 weeks, was marred by for good, 47-45. kers edged the Washington Bullets 112-109. • the injury of rookie right Erving and Brian Taylor were high with 22 points each Abdul-Jabbar. who has been wearing goggles following an wing Rick Middleton. Middle- for the Nets, who led by as many as 15in the second half. Cin- eye injury Oct. 5, netted 16 of his points in the final period as ton sustained a Hi Mitch cut in ci Powell paced the Squires with 21. the Bucks, leading by 11 points with 3:17 to go, held off a and around his mouth after Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, goggles and all, is back On top of Bulls' charge. The Bucks are now 4-1 against Chicago, with being hit with the stick of his game — and that's bad news for the rest of the National an average winning margin of just two points, and are only Vancouver defenseman Bob Basketball Association. 8'4 games back of first-place Detroit. Dailey. Middleton was falling Abdul-Jabbar tossed in 33 points, including 22 in the sec- The Bucks have now won five in a row, their longest win- : to the ice after being checked ond half, and hauled down 15 rebounds to lead the Milwaukee ning streak of the season. Abdul Jabbar has averaged 36 by a defenseman when Bucks to a tingling 96-95 victory yesterday over the Chicago points in that skein. Dailey's stick swung around Bulls, their arch-rivals in the NBA Midwest Division. "Towards the end Chicago tried to stop everybody, and and caught the rookie in the Bob Dandridge of the Bucks also poured in 33 points in the left Nate Thurmond on me one-on-one," said Abdul-Jabbar, face. hard-fought battle, in which the Bucks watched an 11-point explaining his second-half surge. "When he gets help, that's Although the Canucks out- lead get whittled down to one in the closing minutes. The when it's really tough. But as long as it's just him and me, shot the Rangers 30-28, many game was played before a sellout crowd at the Milwaukee that's another thing." of the shots were harmless. Arena and a national television audience Sunday afternoon. The New York defense didn't "Kareem shot a couple of those hooks from the foul line. 1 VIRGINIA (95) • Jackson 4 1-1 9. Vouohn 6 0-0 12, Bam 6 2 1 15. Porkhlll 2 II 5, Powell 9 2 3 21, permit the visitors a third-pe- feel if a defensive player makes him hook from way out Green > 2 2 IB. Billings 6 3-5 15. Totals 41 11-15. NEW YORK (1001 riod shot until 10:04 had STOPPED COLD — Horace King of the South is stopped by Carl Russ, left, there, he's done his job," said the Bulls' Nate Thurmond, Ervlna 8 6-8 27. Kenon 6 1-1 13, Poult! 6 3-9 15, Taylor 9 4 5 22. Williamson 5 2-2 12, Gale 5 2-2 12, Wanning I 0-0 2. Melchlonnl 0 0-0 0, So|ourner I 0-0 2. Totals 41 It V elapsed. and Mike Bullno (21) of the North during yesterday's American Bowl ac- whom Abdul-Jabber says gives him as tough a time as any Virginia ' 23 22 25 25-95 In their six-game winning tion in Tampa, Fla. King is from Georgia. Russ Is from Michigan and Bu- center in the league. New York 23 2127 32-100 Totals Fouls: Virginia 24. New York 19. Three-point goals: Batts, Powell A: string, the Rangers have out- llno is from Pittsburgh. "But they still went in." Thurmond added. "He's just a l.m. Solomon stays in Tampa to lead South past North

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Tam- But the North came right and then found the University Joachim hit Steve Grogan of pa quarterback Freddie Solo- back, as Temple quarterback of Florida wide receiver in Kansas State with a 15-yard mon gave up a trip to the Steve Joachim engineered a the end zone for the winning touchdown pass. But the Hula Bowl in Hawaii to play 60-yard drive in 43 seconds, touchdown. South came back on the next one last time before the capped by a 16-yard pass to "I would have loved to have series when Solomon carried hometown crowd in the All- wide receiver Barry Hill. The had him Solomon for four it irt from the three after a 70- America Bowl football game. North tied the game at 22-22 years," said Vince Dooley, yard, 11-play drive. And he's glad he did. with a two-point conversion head coach for the University The North scored in the "The people of Tampa pass from Joachim to Temple of Georgia and leader of the second quarter on a one-yard wanted me to play in this teammate Henry Hynoski. South squad. "I've always scoring plunge by Hynoski, game," Solomon said yes- Solomon began his final wanted to coach him and now and the South tied it in the terday after running for two drive on the 50 after an on- I have." third quarter on a four-yard touchdowns and passing for side kick. He hit McGriff with The North drew first blood run by Georgia's Horace another to lead the South fo a a 24-yarder on the first play, in the opening quarter when King. 28-22 victory over the North. "I felt like I owed it to them." Solomon, named the Smith's most valuable player, con- nected on all three of his pas- Astros' Wilson, son ses for 66 yards and gained 45 110/ yards on 11 rushing attempts. At" wlrtpholo "I wanted to go out with a VALIANT ATTEMPT — New York Nets Brian Parkhill of the Virginia Squires yesterday at the good game, and I felt like I Taylor (14) makes a valiant attempt to keep pos- Nassau Coliseum. did," he said. found dead at home It was Solomon's 26-yard session of the ball he tried to steal from Barry HOUSTON (AP) - Houston son with an l'l-13 record and a scoring pass to Florida's Lee Astros' starting pitcher Don 3.07 earned run average. Wil- McCriff that won the game Wilson and his five-y'eV-pId son had been with the Astros after a'flurry of scoring in the son Alexander were found nine seasons and pitched two final 75 seconds. dead in their carbon mono- no-hitters during his career. With the score tied at 14-14, xide filled home yesterday af- He had a career record of LSU scream: Revenge Solomon tallied on an eight- ter Mrs. Wilson apparently 104-92 and, 3.12. ERA. yard run, then passed to phoned the Fire Department. McGriff for a twi-point con- By The AssoclaU'd'Press anything about the officials so Elsewhere, top-ranked No. 6 Alabama crushed Van- Wilson, a National League | "if Was a terrible shock," version. I'm not going to break the North Carolina State re- derbilt 104-77; Maryland, No. All-Star in 1971 and member Astros General Manager Spec Dale Brown's Louisiana rules. . ." bounded from a loss Friday 7, stopped No. 19 Notre Dame of the Astros pitching staff Richardson said. "The whole State basketball team lost a Brown particularly bristled night to whip No. 8 North 90-82; lOth-ranked Oregon for nine seasons, was found organization is very sorry battle and eventually lost the over an altercation between Carolina 82-67 in a consolation whipped No. II Providence 86- St. Agnes 5 slumped over in his car inside over this tragedy." war to Kentucky his freshman scoring star game of the Big Four tourna- 73; Princeton upset No. 12 the attached garage of his "I couldn't believe it," fel- Rut like Erou-glas Mac- Kenny Higgs and Kentucky's ment' in Greensboro. N.C. Penn 50-49; No 15 South plays alumni fashionable home in the city's low pitcher Dave Roberts Arthur, he promises to return Mike FI y n n Higgs was Wake Forest, the team that Carolina defeated Manhattan southwest section, said as he waited at a hospital ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS "There will be a day when I ejected with 14:42 left in the handed North Carolina State 82 63; 17thranked Michigan to visit Mrs. Wilson. "Don - St. Agnes of Atlantic High' Alexander was found in a .shall return with a team thai name for a flagrant foul on its first loss in 37 games, de- Mopped Ohio State 85-73; No. had everything going for him. lands of the Monmouth Coun-' bedroom above the garage. A will beat Kentucky in Lexing- Klynn feated Duke 75-71 to win the IK Purdue was upset by Min- He had it all together. ty CYO Basketball League daughter Penis, 9. was listed ton," the LSU coach said Sat-' 'I'm not Higgs' guardian Big Four title. nesota 54-51 and No 19 Mem- held its first alumni game. in critical condition at Texas "We had been working at urday night after his troops angel, nor his mother," phis State downed Western Children's Hospital where she the speaker's bureau together were routed 115-80 by the snapped Brown "Bui I felt he Indiana, the nation's No. 2 Kentucky 79-72. The regular team topped the past stars, 92-90, when remained in a coma. and everything was fine. He ' Southeastern Conference's big was done a tremendous in* team, hammered depleted Don Wilson didn't show up for the pitch- Kevin C.revey led five Ken- Mike Hrbek scored the final guns. justice here tonight." Miefeigan State 107-55. The Mrs. Wilson was listed in ing school this morning and I tucky players in double fig- bucket of the game. To make the defeat more Joe Hall, coach of the ninth- Spartans were forced to play fair condition at Southwest said the call came in at 1:24 guess that started them look- ures as the Wildcats easily The alumni was represent- painful, Brown was unhappy ranked Wildcats, doesn't look with reserves when 10 of their Memorial Hospital Her in- p.m. CST. ing." beat Louisana State. Grcvey ed by players from teams juries included a fractured with the officiating — SO un forward to the next meeting players staged a dramatic Harris County Medical Ex- Wilson and Roberts work in scored 20 points while Mike since 1966. Iptl Jaw. happy in fact that he threat- nf the two antagonists at walkout just before the game aminer II. M. Hall said an au- Ihe off-season at the Astros Phillips added 18, Kick Robey Hrbek and Drew Manis- ened at one time during the LSU. after a dispute with Coach Fire Department ambu- lopsy would be performed A speaker's bureau, which ar- 15, Bob Guycttc 14 and Mike calco both scored 20 points bruising game to make a re- "The whole Ihmg could be a (•us Ganakas. lance service spokesman .lack spokesman at the county mor- ranges speaking engagements Flynn 10. LSU's Randy Her- for the regulars. Matty Such- treat to the locker rooms big psychological stroke for MacGillis said a woman gue said results of an autopsy for the players. Wilson had \ : In other games involving ring look game scoring tut- ochi and Bob Zcntcr each "It was'an emotional binge I.Sl when-wc play them called lhi> fire .department jvouliL. mil be available until been scheduled to instruct tti\*ranke'd teams. No 3 ors witi.°21 points while sub- canned 44 and Mike Teary on my part," he said "I just down therm" said Hall "You n&ytnjj she t .rui..-tioi witkc up Unlay ami .» ruliifg could be Sunday at a coaching school UCLA walloped Oklahoma stitute Dennis Wolff added 18 had 10. thought we were being phvsi- just know they're going lo be her children and her husband made in the deaths until then. with another Astros' pitcher, Ill-M; fifthranked Southern and Ed I.cBlanc had 15 for Kevin Beirne was the high cally manhandled out there fired up when we play them was in 'heir car. Mardlllis Wilson. 29. finished last sea- Tom Griffin. Cal defeated Furman 91-84; the Tigers man for the alumni with 15. It's against SEC rules In say. again.", IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII nit IIIIII I SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. JANUARY 6, 1975 " The DaflyRegWer 19 Initial SC weekend: Almost status quo If this weekend's Shore which stunned Neptune in the life, edged Manasquan, 54-48. the only real division tests Conference basketball results Holiday Jubilee finals, behind Doug Zielinski's 23 In parochial action over the came out as you predicted, downed Jackson Township, markers.v , weekend. St. John Vianney then you probably weren't 75-60, but Long Branch will Point Pleasant Boro is now clipped Green Brook. 66-55, picking the underdog to win not be an easy victim for the the only undefeated basket- and Bill Carey led the way — except, maybe in a couple Piners when the two teams ball team in the Shore area with IIpoint! of cases. collide later this month. In The Panthers jolted Keyport. Mater Dei beat Hoffman. However, those results have fact, both could be unbeaten 74-48, while previously-unbeat- 84-73, as Jim Moran scored 31 Harold "liny" Levitt Elliott Maddox Drew Pearson Joan Sknmate to make you wonder what the in the league when they meet. en Holmdel fell to Henry Hud- points outcome of other matchups Long Branch befuddled son Regional, 73-69 9 will be in the future. tough Southern Regional, 70- Hudson, which isn't sup- For instance, Middletown 58, in Saturday's game posed to have the horses to Schoolboy Neptune's 'Bunny Levitt Township, which beat St. despite Robbie Hall's 30 win another "D" Division Rose of Belmar, 80-78, behind points. title, used the man power of Rich Kasten's 26 points, will In other "B" contests, Charlie Lawler and Steve Col- schedule open its "A" Division cam- Ocean Township beat Mon- lins. Collins found the hoop paign tomorrow against Toms mouth Regional, 61-55, and for 30 points and Lawler MiliviHe at R B, Catholic River North. Toms River added 24. Croydon Hall al St Row Howell knocked off Matawan TteTMntrrwe joins CBA at St. Mary's (SAl star-studded dais North clobbered improved Regiona, 83-67. Steve Schwab gave the Hor- St Plus x at Mater Or Brick Township, 75-4?, on Sal The "C" Division will reach nets 24 points and Guy Leigh Short CMttTMic* - By CHUCK TltlKl.l HOKN the National Football Conference's leading pass receiver with "A" Division urday. its peak of excitement when chipped in with 16, but they T R North at Middletown Twp. Register Sports Editor 1,087 yards. The Cowbpys' wide receiver caught 62 pas- Neptune ol Central Reg Middletown, making its Red Bank Regional and As- couldn't keep their team from Rarlionai T.R South ses—second only to Philadelphia's Charlie Young's 63 (ti%) first serious run at an "A" bury Park take court togeth- its initial defeat. • DvU Neptune's Harold "Bunny" Levitt will be among the hon- yards)—(or an average of 17.5 yards per catch. He scored two Lakewood at Matowan Rn. flag in five years, may be a er. The Bucs eased over Freehold, another of the Southern Reg ol Jackson Twp ored guests of the N.J. Sports Writers Association when it touchdowns, and passed for another. Howell al Ocean Twp. year away because of its Shore Regional, 74-58, as Je- many favorites in "D" sliced Long Branch ot Monmouth Reg stages its annual awards banquet at The Pines Manor, Route Pearson also came through with the NFC's top individual youthfulness and the powers IDIIII- and John Holden and •X" Dimion 27. Edison, on Sunday afternoon, Jan. 2B. through Freehold Township, Marlboro ot Aibury Pork game performance of the season with his 10 receptions for 1B1 that be in Neptune. But the Doug Scott all hit double fig- 60-52 and Keansburg bounced Manalapan at Monojcjuan The state scribes will present their Hall of Fame award to 'Wall Twp at Red Bank Reg yards against the Eagles on Sept. 23. Lions could finish as the ures. Point Pleasant Beach, 63-48. Shore Reg at Rumson F H Rea the diminutive ambassador of basketball, and it will come "D" Division Shumate, the Elizabeth (Thomas Jefferson High School) league's runnerup. Meanwhile, Asbury Park Holmdel will take a shot at Freehold at Keyport only days after his name Is considered iinhTTBalloiing for the "pfoaucr, will Be lauded as~New J?rsey*STOllege athlete of the : Freehold Twp ol Point Pleasant Boro In other "A" battles, Nep had a busy day against Ma- KeansDurg tomorrow "aTuT KennsDurg at Hoimflei i national Basketball Hall of Fame. year (1974) for his three-year career as a Notre Dame basket- Point Pleasant Beach at Henry Hudion tune started on the right foot nalapan, winning, 60-57. Keyport takes on Freehold in Reg. "Bunny" Levitt's basketball accomplishment is a record ball All-American. He signed a professional contract with the with an 87-59 thrashing of Wall Township pulled a even more "unbreakable" than Babe Ruth's home run feats. Phoenix Suns of the National Basketball Association last sum- Raritan and Central Regional mild surprising in defeating a Joe Dimaggio's 56-game hitting streak or Wilt Chamberlain's mer at the conclusion of his junior year, but a knee injury has belted Toms River South, 84- disappointing Rumson-Fair 100-point game. sidelined him this season. 60. Haven Regional, 70-59. It was Forty years ago—April 6, 1935—"Bunny" established the Vineland's Larry Milbourne, Houston Astro second base- The "B" Division may not Wall's first win. world's record for most consecutive free throws—499—during man, will be cited as pro rookie of the year. Milbourne hit .279 NCAA airs be as cut and dried as most In another game, Marlboro, a sports carnival in Chicago. Even more amazing is that fol- and was named to the All-Rookie team. people think. Lakewood, which has recently come to lowing his first miss he preceded to sink 373 more straight for Special achievement award winners: a startling 872 out of 874! It took the 5-4 Levitt 7 hours and 30 Walt Sriickenberger, Princeton halfback and the Ivy minutes to accomplish his unmatched feat. League's most valuable player. Weekend scores For more than a quarter of a century, Bunny has traveled Norm Van Arsdalen of Princeton, president of the Inter- B«yi Basketball Water Del 61. R B. Catholic 35 Shore CMfffMCt recruiting around the country giving clinics for the Converse Rubber national Association of Approved Basketball Officials. Ocean Twp. 43. Matawan 41 •'»" Division Marlboro 39. Rumson FH 15 Co., a job from which he will retire this month. Jerry Izenberg, syndicated sports columnist. T.R. South46, Middletown35 T.R North 75. Brick Twp. 47 Asbury Park 60, Share 3? Bunny will join a star-studded dais which will include Nick Cerone, Seton Hall's All-American catcher. Neptune 17, Raritan 49 Monmouth 57. Howell 16 Central Reg. 14, TR. South M Henry Hudson 46. Freehold Twp. 39 New York Yankee Elliott Maddox, Dallas Cowboy Drew Jeff Torborg of Mountainside, Cleveland Indian coach "I" Divisien St John Vlonney 43. SI. Peter's INBI31 Pearson and Notre Dame's John Shumate. who caught three no-hitters in his II major league seasons. Lakewood 75. Jackson Twp. 60 Jackson 44, Lakewood 40 Ocean Top. 6! Monmoulh Reg 55 Freehold 45. Point Beach 31 Long Branch 70. Southern Reg 51 violationWASHINGTON (AP) - An athlete durinsg his high school Maddox, a native of Union, will be cited as the state's pro Van Taylor of McKee City, Erskine (N.C.) College soccer 1 H North <9, Central K "C" Divlsiea wrestlino effort to eliminate the abuses years. baseball player of the year. Obtained in early season from the standout. Red Bank Reg. 74. Shore Reg St Asbury Park 60. Mcnolapon 57 Certtrol Reg. 14, Wall Twp. 23 of recruiting high school ath- Wiles Hallock, Pacific-8 Texas Rangers, Maddox was inserted into centerfield, moving Bill Matlock. captain of the World Football League cham- Wall Twp. 70, Rumson FH Rea 59 Long Branch 31, Shore Reg. 31 Marlboro 54. Manasquan, 41 Neptune 44, CBA 11 letes highlights the 69th an- Conference executive direc- Bobby Murcer to right field. Maddox responded by hitting pion Birmingham Americans. "D" Dlvlsie* Holmdel 37, St. John Vlonney 17 Henry Hudson Reg 73. Holmdel. 69 Howell 32. Matawan 15 nual convention of the Nation- tor, said his group will with- .303, scoring 75 runs, stroking 141 hits and driving in 45 runs Msgr. Thomas G. Fahy, president of Seton Hall. Manalapon 37, Keyporl )5 Point Pleasant Boro 74. Keyport. 41 al Collegiate Athletic Associ- draw its proposal to limit the as a leadoff man. He was the Yankees' leading vote-getter in Al Krevis of Rockaway, Boston College's All-American Freehold 60. Freehold Twp. 52 Freehold 33. Point Pleosanl Beach 14 Keansburg&3, Point Pleasant Beach 41 Raritan 33, Manosquan 18 ation which officially gets un- number of NCAA schools an the most valuable player balloting. tackle. h Olkers Freehold Twp. 45, Monmouth Reg. 12 Middletown Twp. M. St. Rose 71 T R South )4. Lokewood 72 derway today. athlete can visit to a max- Pro football player of year Pearson, who followed Joe And the rowing team from Holy Spirit High School. Abse- St. John Vlanney66, Green Brook 55 T.R. North 32. vlneland, 14 Water Del U. Hoffman 73 T.R. North60. St. Joseph's (TRIO imum of four "because some Theismann (Notre Dame-Washington Redskins) as the South con, which won the Princess Elizabeth Cup at the Henley Re- Girls •atkenMHI R.B. Catholic 51, Rumson FH. 3 The some 800 delegates face Polnl Boro 61, Holmdel. 3« Wall a, Ocean Twp. 9 of our northern members River High School quarterback a half-dozen years ago, was gatta in England. R Of lion 43, Neptune 29 Central 43, Oceon Twp. IS. a package of 131 proposals which, in addition to recruit- thought it would put them at miMiitiiiiiiiiiiiii i ii in i iiiiti ti i II ing reform, deal with the col- a disadvantage." legiate battle against in- NCAA officials deny the flation. many recruiting measures The recruiting proposals being proposed to the con- Freehold Entries would among other things, vention are a result of last prohibit a college from con- year's wooing of Moses Ma- Tomorrow tacting a student-athlete off lone, the Petersburg, Va., campus until after his junior high school basketball sensa- Ill — IM I.4M Pact Lucky Rogue (Tullno) 10-1 John Bee N (Luchento) J-l C C EdleTnd) »l year and ban arrangements tion who agreed to attend Cherry Shade IPuntollllo) hi Becky N (Inokall 20 I Maryland but later turned pro Minute Minnie (Parodist 4-1 for summer jobs before en- Release (Collndrlno) 9 2 rollment in college. with the Utah Stars of the Che Sara Sora IPuntolllla) o-l •Ik — IM MM Pad Armbro Joguor IConsoll II Ben Gunn (Flllonl 5 2 Another proposal would pro- American Basketball Associ- Jolly H (Popadoyoouls) I i Rocky Glow (Bresnohonl 1-1 Torpor! LodyMBretnohan) 10-1 Torpor! Miriam (Donglollllo) 4-1 hibit arrangements for loans ation. Gravel King (Luchentol IH Cape Linden (Prlmeau) 5-1 for athletes while one other Noble Joe (Telymonde) *l However, the then 18-year- Irishman Pick (Sperendi) 10-1 would restrict schools to a M-IMIMNn Eastwood Playboy (Galonlc) 12-1 old Malone was a victim of General Con (Bresnohonl 5-2 maximum of three in-person, Silk City Sue (Bonoccl) 7-J many of the recruiting abuses Byrpsy Hill Mite (Shorkeyl » 2 Mk-IML4M»ac« off-campus contacts with an Mountain Frolic (Morris) 5-1 Smyrna (Abbollello) 2 1 which the legislation attempts Farror Jug Chief (Scorpa) 4-1 Hermes Lobell (Bresnohanl 1-1 a AAlssy Macarb (nil) H Alleluia ILohmeyer) 7-1 to abolish. Jolly H (Popodopulosl 10 I While Light (Komml , 5-1 Canestoga Cash (Vlllanll 12-1 Don! Coll Me (Peloelbeck) II Malone was given a sum- Ceretlno Goldberg (Plnlll 1S-1 Halo Jackson (Gogllardl) 10-1 Mariners Uter (Flllon) 15 1 mer job at $7.50 an hour be- trt-MAtAmrmu fore entering Maryland. Ar- Poqulta IGogllardll 3 1 The Black Orphan *-' Jolly H (Popadopoulos) . :::*! iting privileges., L B King (Poulln) 101 ALL TIED UP —Red Bank Catholic's 115 pound Regional's Barry Krueger. Pinto pinned his man in. of six-lane scoring to win. Mll-IMI,IMP Cardinal Bruce! Height I .151 Red Bank's girls' team got The NCAA also plans to Sea Baby (Cower Jrl grappler John Pinto (top) has things well In hand the opening period, and the Caseys won, 51-3. The Only Way (Huebsch) . revenge by winning 101-71 as boost its enforcement staff to Boyshore Olomonor (Torre).. en route to a pin victory over Rumson-Fair Haven Lovely Imp (Oaker) ...9-2 Bea'Grause cracked one min- 11, up from the current four, Miss Collee (Komml ••' ute (591 seconds) while win- Siegfried (Beachyl M Selections to watch recruiters and other Eslorll (Hock) IO-' 1 - Cherry Shack, Jam (at N, Release . ning the 100-yard freestyle rules violatiors more closely, Restless Eve (Looney) . 1 — General Cen, Byrosy Hill Mile, Silk event. The distaff Buccaneers City Sue funding of an additional I - Captain Llleoe. The IIM Orphan. won nine of the 11 events. $200,000 would come from an •Ik-IM MM Pace •MUM Hawks, Jersey Blues win Chief Plncher IPoquet) 4 - Flylrn Dereen, TraMIOC. Ml Oil- BOYS RESULTS Morris Scot IDelll Sontl) ::! increase in members' dues Deena (McGovern) ...5-J 200 vd medley relay - I. Joe Fitipol S*- The Only Woy, Sea Baby, Boyshore, rick. Paul Oalloll. George Somervllle. and television money, a pro- RodelBelh(Mella) ...M Dlomonar Monmouth (5-3) will enter team, Rider, will play Tren- Gary Massa led the way with Coldstreom George (Gant) ...41 Monmouth and Brookdale Ralph Skorge (TRNI, I 59 S posal which must be ap- SI 4 — Morris Sctl, Celoslrcom Otorffe. 200 freestyle - I. Terry Turner Saffron Loot* IMnfneyer) Rodcl Beth Community Colleges posted the Governor's Classic Bas- ton State College. ,12 points, while Bill Terry Scarlet Time (<5allordll .11 I RBR). 2:01. proved here. Patrick CoptolniGatonle) 101 j - Prince et Olery. Mr. MaMy, Pretty convincing victories on Satur- ketball Tournament with its In Saturday's victory over' added 20. Ron McDowell 100-lnd. medley — I. Sieve Fish Phoenix (Unger) (MR),1:30. Gome Souvenir (Flllon) 20 l • - Kockly Glow, Ben Gunn, Capo Llnd- ' /day night. nifty victory over Pace neatly Pace, the Hawks rolled to a scored 17 and Jack Hill ac- SO Ireestyle - 1. Tim Turner (RBR). tucked away. 23-8 lead in the early going counted for 12, MS. BEST BUYS » — Smyrno, Hermes UWlh WMU Llnd Monmouth routm Pace Col- Diving — Joseph Kaiser (TRN). 182.3 7th - IM I.SM Pace git. *« - Over Rule, ShWway Kill, Miss Kate The Hawks will meet Scran- and coasted home. •>..„ Pace left the court with a 5- Mr. Moody (McGovern) J-t lege in Pleasantvine, NY., 91- 100 butterfly — Tim Turner (RBR), ON75's . Prince of Glory (Lohmeverl 1-1 Addle ' ' ton University on Friday at 7 4 record. 1:02. Pretty Chomp (Abbatlellol 4-1 II - Knockdown Rebel Blue, * G 77, while Brookdale topped 100 freestyle - I. Steve Fish IRBR). Keystone Imp (Marks) 5-1 Bell - Morris Scot — •«• race Luther College, 98-84, on its p.m. in the first round. • 53 6 RATCLIFFE Citation (Kelly) 61 Brookdale (6-2) started home court. In a 9 p.m. bout, the host S0O freestyle - I Doug Rose (RBR I. PONTIAC illinium it i mi mi i mi • nniinini mini slowly against Luther, trail- SS77 100 backstroke — 1. Terry Turner RT. 35, EUONTOWN 543-7100 ing by as many as 11 points IRBR), 1:04 (22-11) sin the first half. The 100 breaslstroke — I Paul Oolioli (TRNII, III V Blues, however, went to a 400 freestylfle relay — 1. Andy Lee. Tar- rv Turner, John Curchln. Tim Turner Michigan State cagers reinstated fullcourt press, resulting in (RBR), 1:50. OHLS RESULTS numerous turnovers by the 200-yd. medley relay -IB H visitors, and forged to a 48-40 Frlck, B. Morklewlci. I. Kroll R) INSURANCE EAST LANSING, Mich. Ganakas said the players Jeff Tropf as a starting for- subsequently the Spartans 2:12. halftime lead. 200 freestyle — I. Meg Deris (RBR) (AP) — Ten suspended Mich- would be suited up for ward in Saturday's game suffered the worst defeat in 3:33 9. against Indiana precipitated their cage history, 107-55. In the second half, coach igan Sta,te University basket- tonight's game against Ohio (RBRI.3N 1 • Auto ball players were reinstated State because they "were sin- the walkout by 10 other var- Team captain Lindsay Bob Walsack's cagers, built 50 Irctjryle - I. »le< Wright IRBR). sity players. llairton and the other players up continued to apply the Diving- Linda Kelly (TRNI. 133 pis yesterday by Coach Gus Ga- cere about their apologies and 100 butterfly - I DonoMlhlon IRBR). felt truly sorry they walked Tropf was joined by junior walked out in part because pressure and built up a 22- 1:10 3 • Homeowner nakas who had suspended 100 freesfyle — 1 Beo Grouse IRBR!. out." varsity players against the Tropf was "inadequate on de- point lead before the'reserves 5»1 them the day before for walk- WO freestyle — I. Meg Del» (RBR), Ing out of a team meeting. He said that his selection of second-ranked Hoosiers and fense," Ganakas said. entered the contest. 6 40. However, Tropf, a fresh- John McUermott led Brook- 100 brKkllroke - I Dong./nlMon • Life IRBR). 1 104 man, will start against Ohio dale with 24 points, while 100 bfeostslroke — I Joan Snyder (TRN). 1 21 1 Sta(e, he said.* Rudy Leming contributed 18 «0 Ireesllye relay - I Dana Mlhlon. CBA scores in Catholw Relay Blaise Morklewlci. Letlie Woodward. • Business (ianakas and Hairston, who to the winning cause. Steve Brafirouse IRBRI.4 10 appeared together at a news Keyes had 14, Wall Friedauer IMUNCKTON - Christian iiml off ihjyiH'ft record. Me placed second in the triple conferenccafter a day of 12 and Pete Peltz 10. Paying Brothers Academy's varsity The mil? relay team of Wcl- jump in 40-7 Atlantic Highlands 1 meetings with MSU athletic- sprint medley team and its jin. Tmii Mlnonut . Alexander Chris O'ISnen was-sixth in AP wlroahelo Luther's Al Ramiere/. cap- M'ls cajro lt*ugue Too Much? iincl.Sean Ilinuins sel a school Ihe Iwo-milr run in »:.r)7!) officials, assistant coaches FATALLY INJURED tured game scoring honors varsity mile relay team both and players, were reluctant to ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS CALL US ... sel school "records yesterday recordwilh :i::itili The (rcshimin learn had Iwn — Jeff Wright, 22, died with 34 points, while three of talk about the grievances — The Atlantic Highlands in the N.J. Catholic Track : Hull) learns were second in fnsls The two-mile relay yesterday after he was his teammates — Carl which led to the walkout at recreation committee will Helays held in I'rincelon Uni- the meel. team nf .Ion Itriody. Horn injured in the U.S. Na- Schlehener, Lee McDcrmntt the team meeting. hold registration [or its win- versity* Juclwin Gym The shuttle hurdle relay l.unanuova, Tom Sheehan and tional ski jump .meet and A.J. Wlssner - added II Thi'-upstnt medley team. . ii'.im of Greu Hordiuk, frank Tom I'lniluc won in !l:02.n. kanakas noted that the 10 near Brattleboro, Vt. apiece. ter basketball program Satur- players xclurncd shortly be /le waS'^onsitfeted a ttip The Bluts-wiriTCtiiTnln-ac- -d«y, from 10 a-m I* I'onsisiiim J^Bob wVtjin. Bill Byrne: and inn and Mike anil flic shujitie hurdle STU.N Hwy. 35 at Laurel Av»? Moss Mark Alexander and ItiiKKK WOIV fifth in 32.H. team of Bill Kinley. Mark Kl- fore gametime prepared to prospect for the U.S. ski linn Wednesday night against the Elenfenlary Sciffiol on Inn (Icurep combined for a Bordiuk was secmid in Ihe ice. Glen Slec-rs and Casey play but were informed of the team in the 1976 Olym- Kdward Williams College First Avenue Gardes 4-fi are Holmdel 671-5111 away. eligible. lime of 34(13. 1/10 of a sec- InRK lump with a 20-9^ (.f[m| Di.lilc won in 39.fi suspenstnns. pics. 20 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J. MONDAY. JANUARY 6,1975 2. Autos For Salt 11. 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Offering ex 35 Union St. Red Bonk, NJ experienced pressmon or woman cellent opportunity for advancement Send to work an color printing Offset CHRYSLER 1970 - Newport Air S99 resume to BOM 481, Neptune, NJ. 07753 or 741-2700, Ext. 200 11x17 Chief. Salary open Career sacrifice price Good running condition call 701-972-1140 for appointment. Arilln l_ ifvuEquai ^^|)#SVnl" 'HOpportunitI •• » f b.*«>p>-wV«.. y Employer opportunity lor the right person. 741 HS3 PLYMOUTHS NURSES — When new trends In nursing Call weekdays. 741 20W. ask for Credit applications accepted by phone AUTO MECHANICS — Must be ex are set, Broohdale Nursing Center will set Tom Ryon. CHRYSLER IMS Guaranteed credit. Call for one hour ser perlenced and have own tools. Prefer per- hem RN, two Aides, lor 11 to 7 Apply In Four-door. Reasonable 'Ice. Boyshore Chryslerysler PlPlyouthy . 170 1700 Ask tor Credit sons who know Oattuns. Excellent work- person, IMS Bte 35. Hoi lei 29149.1 Manager Ing conditions and all benefits. Labrloia CIRCLE CHEVROLET PLYMOUTH 1949 — Station wagon. Per Motors, Red Bonk. 741 2433. ask tor Tom REAL ESTATE SALE! ASSOCIATE Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbur feet condition. Four new tires. Powei Cottlnghom. Slorl the New Yeor with a REALTOR who 741 3130 brakes and steering 45.000 miles Small V TEMPORARY believes In Top Service la Customers with I II250 244 1417 AVON opportunity and fairness to Associates. See DATSUN Joe Struneskl, Vice President, for con WASHINGTON'S AUTO SALES RED BANK VOLVO has MEN AND WOMEN Identlal Interview. 370 Brood St. 264 1323 Keypo Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank 7415M6 A NEW YEARS RESOLUTION YOU'LL DODGE - DATSUN LOVE! Resolve to gel out from under. Conserve Your RAYSTILLMAN, INC. LABRIOLA MOTORS INC. SAAB Meet people, sell quality products port Our S6th Yeor Newman Springs Rd . Red Bank 741-2433 How Lou Motors Hwy 34, E. Keansbura time on your own time. I'M show you how Unemployment Benefits 641 Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 741-1600 7I745IS 717 SAAi Call Mrs. Hammemd, 741-4343, 467-3377, (E venlngs S4I-054O 774-1220 DODGE 1967 — Poloro station wagon. V- SCHWARTZ CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Work as a "Temp" until you find that per- REAL ESTATE SALES — Full lime only I on conditioning. Good transportatlo manent |ob. Then leave us. No obligation, Members ot Multiple Listing Good com- good shape Asking UM 5»3 9414 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 141 W Front St. 747-0717 Red Bank no contract, no fee charged. mission spill andprofll shoring. DOREMUSFORD _-A-l EMPLOYMENT ^HELPSAOENCY.TtlC. •SALESSERVICEPARTS SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" — For the best ALL OFFICE, WAREHOUSE AND FAC- 02 W. Front SI . Red Bonk W-3740 4th ANNUAL BIRTHDAY car buys. RUSSELL Oldsmoblle Cadillac SECRETARY - 2 plus years experience In TORY SKILLS ARE INVITED TO REGIS 700 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank 741 6000 Co., 100 Newman Springs Rd . Red Bank general insurance desired Light steno and TER. RECEPTIONIST/STENO - KeypoM. NJ. 741-0910. good typing skills a must. Mlddlefown ncludlng light sleno. dictaphone, typing, ECONOMY CARS area Salary commensurate with ex- I the permanent |ob doesn't materlallie - elephone Reply, Indicating experience 1968 Mustang, two door automatic STRAUS BUICK-OPEL perience. Ihen resume collecting your unemploy and salary requirement, to Box G-204, The 1961 Volkswagen, two-door stick NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars ment benefits. There Is no wolfing period. Doily Register, Shrewsbury. N.J. 1W» Opel Wogon, ktick Hwy 35 744 4000 Keyport SECRETARY-LEGAL — General prac- 1970 Volkswagen, two door stick THE FINEST SELECTION - 01 new ond tice, 3 years experience preferred. Good 1973 Toyota, choice of three used cars in Monmouth County. Over* in skills a must. Red Bonk area. Salary com REGISTERED NURSE CHOOSE NOW AND SAVE air-conditioned new cars In stock mensurate with experience. OLSTEN'S Full time, 3 II p.m. shift RASSASPONTIAC McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC . Shrews bury Ave., New Shrewsbury 741-4200. SECRETARY - Local financial house. TEMPORARIES NURSES AIDES 395 Brood St., Red Bonk HI 51 Good skills. Some experience preferred. Experienced. 7 3 p.m. and 3-11 p.m. shifts. F 4 H Motors Inc. THUNDERBIRO LANDAU - 1965 Very 117 Rt. 35, Eatontown, 547 5300 (V« mile Knowledge VA and FHA mortgages a No. of The Monmouth Shopping Center.) Apply In person, Ivy House Nursing Home, Authorized Dealers, good condition 390 VI, Air. all power bonus. Full benefits. Middlelown. 671 016« Dodge and Dodge trucks Asking UiO.244 2307. RETAIL SALESPERSON - Sports ori- Hwy3S Eatontown, N. Our 25th Year ented Individual wanted, 10-3. Monday TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb ser MEOICAL TYPIST - Dklaphone/dlclo MM 111 belt experience and knowledge of medical through Friday. 741-1101. vice. DOWNES PONTIAC. 42 Lower Main OPENINGS — For ambitious people. If FORD GRAN TORINO — 1977. Very go St.. Motawan. 546 7799 terminology a must. Busy office. Excellent RN — Afternoon shift, 3:30 to 11:30 p.m. salary and full benefits. Eatontown ou wont to work pan time or lull lime. condition Low mileage. Call after 5 p.m am lso-$l,000 per month. Phone for op- Call Hilltop Nursing Home for appoint- SM4166. USED CARS - LARGE SELECTION ment, 671-0177. GUARANTEED. RATCLIFFE PONATIAC BOOKKEEPER - Knowledge A/P, A/R lolntment, 244-5742, 2-6:30 p.m. FORD, 1965 COUNTRY WAGON - Auto Route 36. Eatontown.5427800 and payroll. General clerical background RNORLPN matlc, clean, excellent condition. Ml essential. Salary commensurate with ex- ARTTIME COOK - From 6-3 p m. Full Part-time, II to 7 shift Call 717-6388. VEGA HATCHBACK - Red. AM/FM ra Ime kitchen help ond laundress M/W from Call Medlcenter, UJ MOO, Ext. 13 dlo. stereo tape player Can be seen at 15 perience. Ocean Township. •4 p.m. Coll 2*4 3541. 9 3 PJtv IMPALA 1969 — Four-door hardtop. Vlny Honce Rd.. Fair Haven. 142-4494. roof. Automatic, atr conditioning, powe LER - Good opportunity to oet start- ART.TIME — Office cleaners. Evenings, More Classified steering, power brakes, radio. Low mile ed in this people-oriented position with iatonlownorea i - age. New transmission. 583-4311. VOLKSWAGEN well established company. Experienced or Coll 4*3-209] on Next Page 1972 Fostoock. Blue. Factory air. standard trainee welcome. JEEP SALES AND SERVICE transmission. Cream puff. Twin Boro Motors, Inc. Coll 741 1773 CALL FOR PROMPT ATTENTION 51. Help Wanted 51. Help Wanted 131 E. Newman Springs Rd. Red Bon VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK 1944 - 370 Brood St. 741-2222 Red Bonk CALL NOW 7474040 LOOKS GOOD. RUNS EXCELLENJLJN BOOKKEEPER — Full charge. HeoJth KAY MOTORS SPECTED NEW CLUTCH, TIRES Ost 741-7039. care facility. Long Branch. Salary com HONDA CIVIC mensurate with ability. Write Box P-II3. GIRL/GUY FRIDAY DOREMUS FORD IS 4 YEARS OLD 252 Broadway m 7262 L VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK — 1941 The Doily Register, Shrewsbury. KITSON CHEVROLET __ Good transportation. 1450. BOOKKEEPER — Full chorge. Growing to executive Hwy 36 Eotontow ' Call 7744411 company. Salary commensurate with ablli 547 1000 VOLVO 1969 - 145. Automatic, air. Mich ty 40 hours, benefits. Respond in writing Rumson location KROLL MOTORS, INC ellns. with qualifications to Box G 203, The Dally THIS MONTH...TAKE ADVANTAGE 279 Broadway Long Bronc 542 4743 Register, Shrewsbury. To assume administration of small computer 222 3600 WANT TO PUT 1400 BOY OR GIRL CARRIERS WANTED — INTO YOUR POCKET? For morning newspaper route in Keyport, MALIBU 1974 Call 747 1553 Union Beach or Keansburg. Call 747-1399 company^ Wanted, party who needs 100% financing OF OUR BIRTHDAY with no money down, on a 1974 Maibu 3. Trucks And Trailers :ASHIER, DISHWASHER, WAITRESS Flexible hours Power steering 6,700 miles. S2995. Man >HORT ORDER COOK — Martini's Diner other models To choose from For qulc CHEVROLET 1973 — '/i ton pickup. Hwy 34, Keonsburg, between 7-9 p.m. credit, coll OASIS MOTORS at 1701) 7? Excellent condition. Please send resume to 7100. 717 3142 :HEF FOR MO BFO NURSING HOME - MERCURY COMET 1947 - W V I.... CHEVROLET 1949 - 10' van. Power lift pokcases. Armstrong chandelier ceilings 1972 PLYMOUTH DUSTER — Air cond, auto, power, vinyl top, radio, WWS. 34.7)5 m^ *2295 Free advice ond estimates. Good work monshlp. Coll onyllme, 7*9-5759, CLEAN YARDS 1972 CHEVELLE WAGON — 6-cyl . aulo . power steering, radio, like new. 52.230 mi '1895 Cellars—attics—garages Call after 3pm 741-7149 1972 FORD TORINO — 4-dr V8, auto, [fewer, radio. WWS. discs. 4HHH1mi . *1695 CUSTOM MADE SLIPCOVERS - Drop CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY erics and reupholsterlng. Your material or A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR HI.-, (.111447-4414 Ev«,7479IM IT/I FORD ™" 10 pass wagon, air cond . power, rool rack, radio. WWS, clean 44.920 mi 2195 HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING Rt MANY NEEDS FRIGERATION - Servicing. Subcon 1970 CADILLAC — 4-dr . air cond vinyl rool lull power. WWS AM • FM indio A beauty 37.728 mi ' '2595 ratting. 741-3510 or 744 7294 INTERIOR PAINTING Adding Machines General Contracting Roofing, Siding xperlenced college student Low rates 1970 OLDS 88 COUPE — Air cond vinyl rool. power, radio. WWS. discs, 25.4M, mi M895 oil 741 1733, Typewriters ft Iwsulatlon ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS ADDING MACHINES- Typewriters sold. General contracting. 77 years experience 171-1706 SIW ROOFING 741-US0 21. Business Services enled, repaired. Serplco't 101 Monmouth In quality carpentry and masonry con- New Root! Rerooflng-Repolrs $ if., Red Bonk. 74lWs. struction. Wm. C. Morgan, Builder. 741- ALCOA Gutters iTeodirs 1970 MERCURY CYCLONE SPORTS COUPE—A, bke.s.s, au.o P,. AM FMsteeo 44.5B9m, 1695 Alterations ROOFING AND SIDING Fret estimates THINKING Olson Rooting & Siding Co. Call 7754705 CARPENTRY AND MASON WORI? EvenlIngs 747-5614. Est. 1903. Alterations and addition FIREPLACES? A. Bruce Eloenraucf) Ip7 Jtv? Painting & Decorating BELFORD ROOFING AND SIDING » Yean Experience AND MANY MORE CHAMPION CARS TO SELECT FROM AT THE Clocks and Watch Repair CARL B. JONES — Pointing and wollpo 7l7\gl perlng. Fully Insured. For tree estimated THINK MASONRY AMInque Clocki, ootchev line lewelry e<- RUMSON ROOFING CO. - Reroollna and coll 779-3IM repolrs. Your coll brings a rooter, not a wrtly done. Don Pom Jeweleri, 799 River salesman. 147-7914. "Home Of The Square Dear' Id., Fair Haven MI4K7. SERVICES INC CAL STONE General Carpentry Painting, paperhonglng. Free estimates. Phont 566-4701 or 566-1502 Slip Covers GENERAL CARPENTRY CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS - Zipper xperl work. Available anytime. Doys. Experience and quality ed cushion covert, ixpertty fitted, CIRCLE CHEVROLET 47-4391. After 5 p.m., 741-SS99. Pearl & Bead stitched. Call Joon. tJlHOfl. for all types of fireplace! General Contracting Restrlnglng Generc trucTruck RRentals 741-3130 Frne estimates ADCMllOtJtNJIOfB —- ROollne, lldlno. JVOtnlC Ie. Complete line ot remodeling. Coll Expertly. On braided nylon or chain. From AA INC. - 717-063] or »20 Maine to Flo "Building permiti arronged" Ich Malmberg, 787 3545. Serving Mon J2.S0 per strand Clasps Irom tl. one way or local, commercial or private mouth County lOyeoM REUSSILLES'. 36 Brood St.. Red Bank. 1977 prices In effect. Ml SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY, NJ. Soliilodion guaranteed SI. Htlp Wanted 54. Situations Wanted 71. Merchandise tor Salt 101. Apartments 101. Aportments The Daily Register 21 SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEE OK SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, JANUARY 6. 1975 JftSU ««Ee« - Notion* sraniiaUon Female EAST KEANSBURG WEST END - ?V», IWiltlhM. Full hitch JISJMO Coil JMI Holm*., yu 1G RETIRED HOSPITAL EXECUTIVE - iix room oparlmrnl Nopett enette, air, terrace, pool, beach, bus 1179 110. WantedToRent 131 Apartments l>» tM owntotnml IFemalel will companion til with elderly FAMILY AD Call «'••»___ otH9 ?7M335 Scout honored or disabled person In the Fair Haven. FIVE ROOMS - Completely redecorated. HOME-Minimum three bedrooms, Mid Town Houses 1EAMSTRESSM/W -Musi bee Little Silver or Rumson area 741 MS. 102, Houses For Rent letown New Monmouth area Avoilobte 3 LINES-5 DAYS partially furnished, two bedrooms Secu by Feb or Mor Family of live Good ret ADUir CONDOMINIUM - ) bedroom MATAWAN - Eagle Scout SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - Well ex FOR rtty Adults preferred 741 IM1 LARGE VICTORIAN HOUSE - On the erences 291 4930 otter 1 p m or all day ranch style wall to watl corpet. central gos.alr.exlros 513 UK )tto Smith was named Troop SECRETARY - Defense oriented market perlenced. seeks employment 9 am 3 FLORIDA APARTMENT- Furn.shed iver, near Red Bank Iroin station Four Sol pm approximately Retume. 741 4223 JUST $2.00 one bedroom opartmenl on canal In Big ve bedrooms, three living rooms, large tag olilce Sleno. typing ami at least live HOUSING WANTED - Social Serviie CO OPfOK SALE 3's "Scout of the Year" at a yeort experience preferred Call for ao WILL CARE FOR CHILD - In my home ITEMS YOU NO LONGER Pine Key with boat dock and ramp &4O0 •tchen, water rights $300 per month plus THREE BEDROOMS per month or by season 787-694/ tllltlei, lease, references ond security agency, seeking rentals tor clientele Call •ointment, Ml^ljf An equal oworh-X Atlantic Highlands area daily. Mr Gurio, 54? §000, Eit 741 No M7I0W ourl of honor at the First employer. NEED OR USE WILL . . . oil 9 11 a.m., otter S p.m . S4I 171^ 1*11955 «UiHLANt> MILLS - Large unfurnished commissions involved COOP FOR SALE - ilirt.iDur, town 'rt'sbyU'nan .Church, the tECRETARY - For non-profit oraanlio studio apartment All utilities Included URNISHEO COTTAGE - Suitable two snip Three brdiooms New rugs New tMe rlon In MonntouHl County Must betrlelil. 55. Situations Wanted SEL Call 791 3940allei 6pm dulls. 1165 a month, pay own utilities bathroom i9.500 Coll 5474465 ruop's sponsor. He was cho- •ose, security 71J-OS If . - «lth above OMragt Iklllt In iltno bnd lyp HIGHLANDS - Five room apartment tag, owe to attune retponiioiniy and en Male FAST lAZLET — Four bedroom house on Kim| en by his fellow scouts and ley working with the public. We need First floor, year round, oil utilities REAL ESTATE HARDWORKING COLLEGE STUDENT WITH A QUICK ACTION 791946* ourl Pleosecall 7J9 f?9f. SHADOW LAKE! eceived a plaque. tomeon* who can luncdon In on almoi Handyman. Coll Mark at 142-4141. He can , Mr Hw „ FOR SALE phere ol Duty srganliM contusion Pleate do it. LOW-COST HIGHLANDS — On the hill Lovely garden Beautiful corner condominium with a love tend ut a letter, itatlng your quail DAILY REGISTER apartment. One bedroom Total electric HAZLET — Two-bedroom home Goroge. ly view ot Ihe loke. Two bedrooms, 'wo ticotlont. to Boi C »V The bally fctgli 'AINTERS - Need work desperately In quiet, residential areo ntor buses Utlli basement, sewers. S263 a month, plus uljli 131. Houses For Sale 1 "is. living loom with fireplace,"^reak LEGAL NOTICE^ ter. Shrtwlbury. N J 'alntlng, poperhanglng. Quality work FAMILY AD ty room pnd extra storage facilities Call es Security 2W-444S. room, formal dining room, enclosed /ery reasonable 142 43W 7414409 Available for Merchandise •72-1446. KEANSBUHG^ Small private house, fur ACRE HOLMDEL porch, covered patio Great location Use NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING SECRETARY Colonial, fhret spacious bedrooms. 1'i ot club house, pool, golf course, bus ser T he onnuol meeting ot the members ol Interesting position In local area Good For Sale only. Article must HIGHLANDS - Two bedroom opart Ished. Vi rooms. tISO, utilities Included Month i security H7-»547, baths, utility room, 14' dining room, 17 vice, 24-hour security. Asking U/.SOO Marine View Savings and Loon Associ typing, no steno Many benefits Coll Anne originate from a household ments 1175 plus electric. Call for appoint kltcen, linn coiy den. basemen), garage tiun wdl lake ploce In the office build and may not exceed a sale ment, 9 to S, 279-1*00. ash lor jeon or Mr EANSBURC - Three room house 6nc 135,000 ng ol 1114 Highway 3S, Middletown. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY FINANCIAL Ctert After 5 p.m colt 729-9303 month security No pels MELMED REALTORS 471-MM ew Jersey at 7 p m . Wednesday, Jo HTnomooAve 74714*4 Shrewsbury I price ol S50.00 per article. HIGHTANOS — Three looms, furnished, uory 16, 197S tpr thfttriFction of tour di all utilities included. No pets Near bus ASSUME 7% MORTGAGE' McCUE edors to' three yeors ond suc.h other SECRETARY Price MUST be advertised. IORTH CONWAY, N.H. - Cranmore usfliess as may come before the meet Molor firm needs lunlor secretary with line 172-0360 hores New chalet Five bedrooms. V: Approximately S6O00 needed for qualified Realtors 61. Business Each additional line si.00. suyer to assume owners' low payment ot iidge Rd Rumion skills In typing and sleno This Is a very e. HIGHLANDS taths, Ifreploce All carpeted. Dishwasher ROBfcRT C MAISON citing and diversified position with one ol Opportunities No copy changes may be dfai for two families, sleeps 12. A lew S3A9 at this A 1 condition three bedroom HI 3760 Ihe great names In Industry Beautiful Three looms and bi w*»ks and weekends available Call days, •run Den, futl btnetnent, detached go SHKtWSBUKY 1OWNSHIP - IwlM COMPLETE - Body shop equipment orid made and no discounts or re- 79139*6 •age Or Vets no down, FHA low down room CO op in very good condition uua working conditions ond liberal packoge of 566 9371, alter i p.m.. 513*007 11 _ " U benefits. The employer pays the fee ond supplies. For further information coll be- turns will be mode if ad is welcome Bring checkbook! Definitely Coll lor delolll, Ulth6 HIGHLANDS — Three rooms Suitable lor won't lost! fJ>e salary ranges to 17,000. Three-five tween 9 5. Mon.-Fri. 719 1310 cancelled before expiration. adults No pets Near all conveniences RUMSON — Almost new tour bedroom NOTICE hours a week overtime will be on added SI 50 173-0691. ope Cod with luxurious kitchen, dish 13$. Commercial Property SUPERIOR COURT bonus. Call Anne Peterson. 147 3501, and 63. Money To Loon TO PLACE YOUR wosher. two baths, garage, basement, OF NEW JERSEY bring resume. DAILY REGISTER HIGHLANDS - 4'/j room apartment torage Walk to bus *S» o month. 791 DENTAL OFFICE — Four operolortei MONMOUTH COUNTY Unfurnished 371. j. PAUL P. BOVA plus apartment Established Red Bonk 10 CHANCERY DIVISION JOHN PETERSON Home Owners Need Money? FAMILY AD, CALL. . . Call 791 1351 REALTORS IIIIIOII I (jiiipMit-nt nul ,IH luneil l,,?,',,l DOCKET NO M Jim M PERSONNEL SERVICE Conslldole all your debts Into one small RUMSON COLONIAL - * ell located 35 Cherry Tree Farm Rd . MiiMlelor»n O HENRY O. LEACH IS7 Brood St. Red Bank monthly payment, als home Improvement KEANSBURG - Four room apartment Hose to tine schools and shopping. Sii By Qrder of the Superior Court where loans. Our representative will coll at your No pets. All utilities included, 1190 a orge rooms, three bedrooms, plus both 671-2544 137. Lots ond Acreage n Edith Leach is plaintiff ond you are SECRETARY home, at your convenience. Call 775-3949 542-1700 month, one month security 767 3611 mmedlote possession. $375 a month on BARN RED" — Two bedroom older MIDOLETOWN — Charming lot. Close to efendant. you ore required to answer Some steno. good typist Front office Ei early lease. ccllenl benefit! Local areo Fee relm 24-Hour Service KEANSBURG - Modern apartment Near lome. Screened porch, garage Needs schools and shopping Cleared MYRON P he pio.ntiH's complaint on or before the heat. 7,5x100 corner lot In Keansburg KOZICKY AGENCY, 45 Rl IS, Eolon 1th doy ot February. 19/5. by serving it bursed To II10 SNOW THROWER - (45. Golf clubs - 10 transportation Private home Best time to n 2ager. Fuchs. Lecksteln I Koull. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Irons, four woods, cart, (45 cull, before noon, 495*416 117,500 CHATEAU REALTY, Real Estate. town S44 1400 21SCorr Awe., Keonsburg 7I7-5M4 sqs , plaintiff s attorneys, al 241 Brood 10 Tnomos Ave. 747 MM Shrewsbury MERCHANDISE 471 3147 KEANSBURG - Second Hoar, three BORUS RUAASON - wuuitfunl Sweeping views treel, Red Bank. New Jersey, ond filing SNOW TIRES - On wheels Almost new rooms, utilities, newly decorated. One BEACH HOUSE - Sea Bright' S*o pulls, of the Shrewsbury river 1 S acres Askino with proof of service in duplicate with Lee G70 IS whltewolls Two tor ill Coll month security. 717-0626 alter 5pm REALTORS soil air, excellent river view. Sin large UO.000 Call now COZENS. Reoltor. etk of Superior Court, State House An 74759M. liver Rd. Fair Ha rooms, all on one floor. Dining room 613 River Rd.. Fair Haven, NJ 141 76M ex, Trenton. New Jersey. 0B67S, ond It 71. Merchandise For Sale KEANSBURG - Three rooms. Nice and (19*14), huge closets, oak floors, plaster ou fall to answer on appropriate |udg- SECURITY SNOW TIRES —Studs clean, utilities supplied 1175 monthly. 77-4532 2!o~ACRES"-~Heavily wooo>a. Killumkilr AKG MICROPHONES 11) - Model RUMSON - River view. Four bedrooms, waits. All In beautiful condition. Hot water nent shall be rendered ogoinsl you Nearly new. (30 pair Security required. Immediate occupancy heat. Two-car garage Surprising at Farm. Chapel HIM Road. Mlddlelown. This action is to obtain o divorce OI000M. ISO eoch Garrard turntable, mod Coll 142-7154 Call 566-6677. '1 bahs, living room, dining room, den MI,9O0, Ml.000 391 J;i» GUARD el xlo, 140. 7sk. Antique wall ters. 171-9143. rooms, V/i baths. Two-car oarage Close to LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMI dering ot legal services; and work, all Indoors, consists of clocks. 2W-46I3 KEANSBURG — 7W room efficiency 103. Rentals To Share sfiouping upper Forties Sale by builder Keansburg Miadletown Hoilel Holmtlel WHEREAS. N.J.S. 40A 11 1 ft tea. QU- TWO HOLLYWOOD BEOS With bo* apof tment. Suitable business eoupte THE SMOLKO AGENCY W 0123 horues a municipality to contract legal making the rounds of build- IAMJOFORSALE springs and mattresses. Like new. (I7S. Coll 7«7 1530 otter 4pm VOULD WIDOW —Like to share her GoodS-strIng St 1.1 INC, YOUk HtlMl ' it vii fi without advertising lor bid; ing, and writing reports. Coll 495 1752 KEANSBURG — 3v, room garden aport tome and expenses with another active FAIR HAVEN NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT HE 41 IBDtor 747 20C4 widow on pension? Mlddletown Atlantic Beautiful Colonial on quiet street near the WE BUY HOMES FOR CASH IOLVED by the governing body of fhe . TWO KEROSENE HEATERS - (JO and ment. SIM a month. Private entrance. 22- Highlands area. Coll 6 9 p.m., 1421097. Some previous police or BEAUTIFUL WHtTE PINE — And Scotch (20. plus spigoted SS gallon storage tank 32 Hancock St. Apt. 24A. 495 9166. river. Fireplace In living room, den, four CLOVER REALTY 244 7400 torough of Eatontown that Richard L guard experience is re- Pine, up to 7' toll, 110. For landscaping and lor kerosene, (IS. Coll 7411942. bedrooms, two baths. Woll-to-woM carpet. lonello be appointed os Borough At Christmas trees. Colts Neck. 442-3474 alter KEYPORT - Available Jan. I. Two one 104. Winter Rentals Newly renovated ond redecorated. Imme- orney for the calendar year 1975; and quired. Good salary, ex- 7 p.m. TWO SNOW TIRES — With wheels bedroom apartments In three family diate possession. Asking $60,000. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a cellent benefits. Call Gerri I 25x14. Tires used one season (SO house. $225 a month. One month's security. HIGHLANDS — Coiy flvt roomhouse opy at this Resolution be published BLACBLCKK ANGUS ROTISSERIIEE - A-l con Coll 542 2339 All utilities supplied. 7B7 2762 Otter 3. hree bedrooms. Fully furnished. Adults RECREATIONAL •iftitn ten days of the dote hereof pur Young, 229-4040; or apply in ditlon. LadLady's' BlBlack PPersiai n coatt, siii 7e 700. referred, 11*5 plus utilities, one month suanl to law. CalClll 7415271741527 . TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines. All KEYPORT — Five room apartment ecurlty. Now until May 31.172-09)9. person to our Personnel De- makes new or used. Guaranteed low as Available alter Jan. 15. Heat, hot water VAN HORN Seconded by Mr. Fleischman ond partment Monday-Friday, BOYS BIKE - 20", MO. Large bird cage, (25. Serplco's, 101 Monmouth St. Next to supplied. Write Box L 235, The Dally Reg- AGENCY-REALTORS adopted upon the following roll call 106. Furnished Rooms 152. Boats and Accessories vote: 8:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. and 1U Rocking horse, M. theater. 747-0415. ister, Shrewsbury. Give name, address, Open 7 days. Coll 74 hours a day. Call 741 7113 telephone number. BOS1I.N WHAl 1 H Gloslron, Spofl ROLLCALL: p.m.-2:30 p.m. USrOOIl 1ANK 10,000 oulliin Inquire ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Small hotel 747-4100 AYES: Councilman Borneo, Frey. Botf. CALORIC GAS RANGE - Working Condi ot Forrestdale School. Rumson, ol col KEYPORT — One-bedroom apartment. Rooms by week or month. 291-0066. It no 104 River Rd. Fair Haven cratt and Stinger. Package deats. FLAG 'ebrowskl, Fteischman, i or gey , Hon. US or best offer structlon troller. Unfurnished. $17S. iswercall 741-1144. SHIP MARINE, Allonlic Highlonds NAYS: None 791 376V Coll 264 7840 FEEL LIKE CHRISTMAS APPROVED: V'M/KSWAGLN SNOW 1IHI i BAYSHORE AREA — Private, entrance, All year long. You would In this luxury CAMERA - Nikon F.T.N.. with case and T I vote tile bath, modern motel-style EVERYTHING FOR THE BOA1MAN J. JOSEPH FRANKEL, Mayor Never used (to LARGE THREE ROOMS ~ Wall -to-wall Rumson home with its sin bedrooms, five Attest: 50 mm normal lens. $275. Call 291-9190 carpeting. Beautiful view ol ocean and riv- oom. Refrigerator, TV, wall-to-wall car- baths, big (omily room ond Inrge porch INTERDATA 291 5112 peting. Bus stops at door. All utilities In that overlooks a cove leading Into the Na BOATMAN'S SHOP MARJORIE L. BECKER WALK.IN FREEZER 4x6x7 er. $205 month. Heat furnished. One luded. 13$ per week. 717-9655 or 741-96M New Jersey'-* Lorgest lorough Clerk Subsidiary of Perkln Elmer Corporation CANNON MOVIE CAMERA - Regular month's security. References. 671-1682. veslnk. There's even more — all beautiful 2 Crescent Ploce Coll Marine Supply House Dated: January 1, I97S 8mm, 130 Super I Kodak loom lens, us 1721274 LONG BRANCH — Furnished tour room Hi I Hi ill ROOM In convenient area and at the new reduced price of 1179,000 Oceanprt, N.J. 07757 All privileges. Mlddleoaed lady working 7* Wharf Ave. 741 5780 Red Bank 6 MM (Rl. lit Eatontown Blvd > Bell and Howell Super I prolector, US apartment., suitable tor couple. Heat and Open dally «^ 223-3152. 100 FT. OF FENCING FOR DOGS - With water supplied. No pets. Call evenings, days. References only. 717-6771. Equal Opportunity Employer M/F cedar posts, ISO. i I !>! u Al /> 100 1 wu lilurtr i i)( ing NOTICE CARPETING - Good condition Selling 229-1553. URNISHED ROOM - East Keonsburg ARMSTRONG prop, 13x14'/}", ISO Also 13x16 two blade LONG BRANCH Ejuwrl Phone 741-M42 Own bathroom, kitchen privileges, use of SEWERAGE AUTHORITY •n natural or propone gas Call 717-1100 lor very reasonably. US. LONG BRANCH — Vh rooms Wall lo - AGENCY REALTORS prop, 125 Both excellent condition. Also Call 142 -I M0 washer and dryer. Walk to bus. Woman 55S Prospect Ave. Little Siver racing type life locket, tW. 747-4742. Notice of Public Sale appointment. 73. Machinery For Sale wall carpeting. Air conditioned Heat ond only. 130 a week. 717 MOD otter Sp.m. Long Bronch Seweroge Authority will CARPETING ORANGE/GOLD SHAG cooking gas Near bus stop and shopping 741-4500 I Ofi'.ll R HOA1 400 traps, many e« ell at public sale On Monday, January SEWING MACHINE Plus podding. Approximately ilVixll. center. No pets. Call 229 7335, doys. After FURNISHED ROOM OPEN 7 DAYS Iras. Reasonable. 3, 1975 storting at 1:00 P.M.. the follow Good condition First U0 likes tills terrific MYER SNOW PLOW 4,122 1971. Holmdel 495 7473 ng buildings located in the City of Long OPERATORS bargain. 471-4210. Hydraulic No wear. LONG BRANCH - Furnished efficiency. Please coll for oppolntment. 946-U60 Florida Calling! Branch, County ot Monmoulh, New Jer Now Is the time to buy that home, opart MARINE CANVAS - Upholstery, drap- ey. The minimum acceptable bid is set • Experienced only CHANDELIER - Four light, gold color Value (KM. Asking (550: TV, utilities Included, $145 monthly, sin- IEART OF RED BANK — Room Suitable eries. BOAT HOUSE.CANVAS SHQP does Call after 4 p.m., 142-1593. gles or couples only. 222-7400. ment, duplex or income property. Act now orth following fhe description of eoch • Air conditioned shoo with crystals, 130 Window screens, van or gentleman Free night parking 92 Wall ED. ONWAY, Realty Inc., 7711 Oakland them all well. On your boat, in your home unit. Upon fhe completion ot bidding. Au • Union shop ous sues, 12 eoch 534 26*0 mfBACKHOE — And 1972 dump Iruck LONG BRANCH - Three rooms, fur ace St ,741 5392. Pk. Blvd., Fl. Lauderdale, Fla. 1132 Ocean Ave., Seo Bright 842 J3U horlly reserves the right to accept the • No lay-offs CHIFFONIER — Day bed. choirs, dishes, both In excellent condition. (9,500 Con nlsrted or unfurnished. Coll alter 5 p.m. HOLMDEL highest bid or lo re|ect all bids • Year-round work etc. 4 Mlddletown Llncroft Rd , Llncraft venient terms arranged. 747-2706. 229-4928. Rooms by the month FOUR-BEDROOAA RANCH MARINE ELECTRONICS SUPERMARKET Parcel 401-8, 191 Long Branch Avenue m • Paid holidays 741-4090. LONG BRANCH - Top location. Newly $55,500 Area's widest selection of Depth Finders. he City of Long Bronch, New Jersey — • Three weeks vocation S175A MONTH Marine Radios ond Direction Finders All Tax Map Block 401, Lot S, consisting of a ICHONIAL STYLE LOVESEAT S150 77. Pets and Livestock decorated and furnished two bedroom A sprawling "one of o kind" home. Plush Apply In person. Robert Lewis, Inc., KM Maid service, color TV. AM/FM radio carpet throuhoul. Bedrooms king slied. at really low prices. BOAT HOUSE, 1137 one story frame building Minimum Bid Broadway. West Long Branch Occasional choir. S2S. Bon|o clack. 1150 ACCREDITED DOG TAINING apartments from $200 plus security and Apply Holmdel Molor Inn Occon Ave., Seo BrIght WMIII. 100.00 All excellent condition 741-5437 after 3. Problems Corrected ond Obedience utilities. Call 222 1741. Spacious living room, dining room com SHORT ORDER COOK - Experienced MATAWAN — Heritage Square apart 24-4600 blnatlon. Gameroom. IVJ cor garage. On THE GREAT WINTER COVER~SALE Parcel 401-17, ISO Long Branch Avenue Good salary. Part-time. Apply In person. DESKS. FILES, tablet, chairs, adding mo- In Your Home- Lifetime Guarantee almost on* acre In lovely residential area n (tie City ot Long Branch, New Jersey For FREE Consultation CALL M3 1700 ment. Two bedroom, iVi baths, living Located on Rt. IS Previously discounted covers now greatly Town & Surf Diner, Rt. 3S. Mlddlttown. chlnes, typewriters, office equipment, etc. reduced BOAT HOUSE. Seo Bright — Tax Map Block 401, Lot 17, consisting al bargain prices. New or used. AAC American Dog Training Academies lining r Laurel Ave. 5313990 AKC registered, female. I monlhi old. MATAWAN — I or 2 bedrooms. S2O0 and PAUL P. BOVA With power trim. Like new condition. Con- 'arcel 401-20, 164 Long Branch Avenue Red Bank, N.J 74MIJI REALTORS trols Included Coll Ben, B47S464. n the City of Long Bronch, New Jersey ELECTRIC COUNTER TOP RANGE - 1100 Call 495080?. up. Ravine Manor Apartments. Contact KEANSBURG — Lovely room for rent. 35 Cherry Tree Farm Rd.. Mlddlelown SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - 3 11 shift, manager. nple parking, reasonable rates. — Tax Mop Block 401, Lot 24, Consisting And built-in wall-oven Both with coblnels BOUVIER DES FLANDES — Seven week Coll 78M363 ot ii two story frame building. (This full time, long ttrm. Best oiler. 5 Sheltern Drive. Llncroft old plck-ol litter male. AKC. Parents on 5831955 671-2544 154. Recreational Vehicles Call 741-4700 touse has some fire damage.) Minimum ELECTRIC RANGE - Hotpolnt. 31". premlset. 544-1132. NORTH LONG BRANCH - One bedroom LONG BRANCH - Nicely furnished room HAZLET — Beautiful coty Cape Cod PACE ARROW - W73 Camper. Fully sell- Bid $100.00 TELEPHONE SOLICITING - From your timed oven and outlet, deep well cooker, apartment in older home. Near beaches centrally located. Mature gentleman. Ref Three enormous bedrooms, IS' living contained, 70' long $7,500 and take over This sole will be held in Ihe Council CALICO CAT - Young ond pretty Free to rences. 229-83S6. home. Eatontown exchange preferred. Call three drawers, very good condition, ISO. good home. and buses. S)70 per month, utilities Includ room. Taxes only 1750 a year. Large lot. payments. 787-1977, . Chambers, City Hall. 344 Broadway, Ml-JWI between *J. 2910904. ed. 747-S292 or 847-3114. Assume this excellent buy at 7%. FHA, VA Long Branch, New Jersey 07740. Slruc Coll 7412474 >RIVATE ROOM WITH SHOWER - Air welcome. Only 121,500: THE KIRWAN TELLER TRAINEES onditloned. Suitable lor gentleman odull 155. Sports Equipment ures will be open for Inspection Pros- FIREWOOD FREE KITTENS PORT MONMOUTH - Four room apart CO , Realtor, 717-SSOO. pective bidders should call (201) 2791007 Many openings in local orta. Good op ment. Heat supplied. Available Jon. 1. Ref- Call 95 p.m., 7471041. SKIS - A & T Innsbruck. Cubco bindings portunlty for advancement Stort SU Fee US per cord S20 per half card. 15 till your To good homes. Adorable, six weeks old HAZLET — Remodeled roncher Spacious ir at the Business Office ot Long Bronch trunk. Coll 717 9579 Call 7474404 erences. Call anytime, 717-2142. RED BANK — Furnished room. Single ond Htnke plastic boots, slie v'/j. M0 tor Sewerage Authority, 47 Third Avenue. reimbursed bedrooms, lorge living room, eat-In kllch all. 747-4206 after A p.m. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY PORT MONMOUTH — Three rooms, un person. Close to shopping ond buses en. tile bath. New heal. Electric kitchen Long Branch, N.J. 07740. during the »Thomas Ave. 747)494 Shrewsbury FIREWOOD HAY AND STRAW furnished, newly renovated. For appoint Coll now. Asking 123,900. THE KIRWAN regular business hours ot the day ex- Call 946 MIS ment call 671-0628 otter 5. CO , Realtors. Open 'til 1.164 7100 cepting Saturday and Sunday TYPIST 542 5451 or I42-OS73 WEST END — Privatmme monslon adjocen FISHER SNOWPLOW HORSES BOARDED — Large box stalls RED BANK — Duplex apartment. Three o Monmouth College. All privileges CONDITIONS OF SALE Experienced In medical terminology. Lo- 2W0Wt The successful bidder (or eoch unit cal area Fe* negolloMe. To (ISO 1300 or besl offer Half board, (40. Full. (90. Top quality ol bedrooms Near parkway. S26O per month. HAZLET $28,500 SPECIAL will be required lo pay the full amount ot ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 717-1412 latla, large bales (2.SO. 944-3099. Call between 8 a.m.-8 p.m., 747-0953. WINTER RATES— Slnale and double fur Three spacious bedrooms, U' master bed he minimum bid set forth herein for RE~O BANK — First floor apartment, room, science eat-In kitchen, 100' land- 200 NOTICES K Thomas Ave. 747-34*4 Shrewsbury FUR JACKET - Autumn hole mink, llnett IRISH SETTER PUPS - AKC papers nished rooms. Alpine Manor, 1 Portlortc scaped lot. Owner anxious. each unit ol the time of sale In cash or male skins, short, size small to medium. Five months old. Good bloodline. Best ol three beautiful airy rooms. All utilities in Rd., Highlands. 172-1773. certified check drawn to the order of eluded. Close to shopping and Irons MELMED REALTORS 471-M50 210. Lost And Found ..ling Branch Sewerage Authority. At the TYPISTS CLERKS Asking tlSO. but will accept best reosoi fer. Call 7179144. able otter. 741-3947. portotlon. $195. 741 2354. 108. Commercial Rentals HOLMDEL — New, beautiful setting, LOST — Gold bangle bracelet. Sentimetat time of Sole, each successful bidder shall SCHNAUZERS — Mini Champion pe also post a five hundred dollar ($500.00) RECEPTIONISTS wooded, secluded. Three bedrooms, two falue. Fisherman's Whart parking lot. Re- SECRETARIES FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES - dlgree. Bred for temperament Health H\ D HANK five rooms, twu btdioorm. APPROXIMATELY 370 SQ FT. — Stor baths, family room, rumpus room, decks ward. 495-2384. certified check to the order of Long WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH CREDIT guaranteed Pet and show 4441541 afier S partially furnished Convenient location. age or business space by month. (Indoor/outdoor living). Third bath and Bronch Sewerage Authority tor each unit PROBLEMS. INSTANT CREDIT IMME p.m. Near R.R. station Security required. Call Coll 4954)442 fourth bedroom roughed in. Principals LOST — Jade and gold earring, Christmas purchased to guarantee compliance with Let us help you pay those Christmas bills Eve, between Walloce St. ondTang s res UIATE DELIVERY. CAl.l MR GRAND TWO ADORABLE Bio. k mole kittens, 3 741-6281. AVON - Roilrood siding ond foundation of only. U4.SO0 or best offer. 147 2619 ill tern s of the sale Failure to lorward Start the New Year right! 373-4411 RED BANK — Four rooms and both All burned out laundry building for lease touront. Reword. 717 9502 evenings. he balance due within the seven 17) day Fine local companies ore colling tor months old, IS eoch to good homes only. ITS UNHEARD OF! - S27.5OO for o two Call after 7, 717 1417 furnished, with all utilities supplied No Plenty of parking. 775 9S44 SMALL BOAT FOUND - Alwin Terrace. period set forth below or to accomplish your skills story home In River Plata. Yes, it Is true Mo numbers. Phone 84? 3924 This ad must 3ny of Ihe other required terms or condi Work when and where you want. pets. Adults preferred. Month's security. Inquire ot 11 Mount St. COMMERCIAL BUILDING - Appro7i and It Includes living room, dining room, be paid by clotmer, lions ot sale shod cause the deposit to be HAMMOND 80. Merchandise Wonted nutely 1700 sq. ft. Vicinity of Shop Rite kitchen ond three bedrooms plus full base- orfeited to Authority as liquidated dam ment. Needs a little TLC. Hurry ond call ORGAN AAAA CASH FOR TRAINS — Any makes, RED BANK — Four large rooms. En- Hwy 3i, Hailet. 100' highway frontage ages and not as a penalty NO FEE REGISTER JUST ONCE closed porch. Washer and dryer. All utili- Three overhead doors. 264 347? now for details, ft con'l last at this unusuol 211. Special Notices Of A sour y Park condition, pans. (300 for Lionel No. 311. price. THE KIRWAN CO., Realtor, 787 Within seven (7) days ol written notice ties. Residential area S275 Call alter 5 I will not be responsible for ony debts olh ot the acceptance ot the bid by Long A-l TEMPORARIES cars 412 thru 414 774.1710. p.m., 747-2142. "^COUNTRY CHARM VILLAGE 6600. 320BROADST 7411443 RED BANK Hammond Sounder 711 Main St., Avon, N.J. er than those incurred by myself. Roy Branch Sewerage Authority the balance ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Oriental rugs RED BANK — Four-room first floor opart 100 per month ond up. All utilities sup KEANSBURG - Spotless ollslucco mond J. Stevens, 15 Bavbrrry Lone, New of the amount ol the bid shall be paid by $439 LES DEUX & DON PONS. 799 River Rd . Monmouth. cosh or certified check to the order of WAITRESS AA/W Fair Haven. 1424257 or 741 4137 ment. $200 plus utilities. Three-room, sec- tiled. New shopping concept. Acre of park ranch, Very large bedrooms, 15x12 living Must be over H MJ MS! 775-9300 ond floor, S175 plus utilities. Nice area. ng. One free month's rent. Security re- room, eat-in kitchen, tile bath. Overslie Long Branch Seweroge Authority. THE KIRWAN CO.. Realtors, 787 500 quired. 775-9544. detached garage. Large well kept proper REV. SISTER DOROTHY Title of sold building or buildings shall WATCHMAKER OR JEWELER - Part Open dolly'till 9 Sot.11 ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING - We Main St. I Corner ol Mattlsan Ave buy contents of homes, attics, cellars tor ty. Freshly painted. FHA/VA buyers wel SPIRITUALIST pass to successful bidder upon Ihe execu time, for lewelry repair Could be hondl cash. 741-HM 747-2001 RED BANK — Large unfurnished llrst FAIR HAVEN — Small store in quaint co come, Asking 130.900 THE KIRWAN CO , READER AND ADVISOR lion of the contract by the Long Bronch copped perton 546-0747 HAPPY HOUSE PLANTS floor apartment. Conveniently located. AH onlal section, suitable for girts, clothes on all problems at life. 750 River Ave., Rt sewerage Authority ond the payment to Let us plan a Plant Happening tor you and antiques, etc Possession Feb. 1. Coll 147 Realtors Open till. 264 7200. WE HAVE OPENINGS - In our training BUYING SILVER COINS utilities supplied. Security required. 741- 9, Lakewood, N.J Open dally 99 No op Authority of the full purchase price. your friends. Free plont and percentage ol 6176 after 5 p.m. 115, MADISON TOWNSHIP - Oreo! starter program for two readers. Thlt Is per- PRIOR TO 1945 pointmenf needed, 367 9303 Ihe building ond or buildings os de- sales 142.2374. home with o Colonial look. Spacious bed- scribed above shall be removed from the manent port-time work, four hours each RED BANK — One bedroom garden apart OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - Brood rooms, 15x16 living room, full dining room, morning. Interesting work for right party. HOSPITAL BED. - Electric, extras. S1S0. PAYING UP TO 250% ments, $190. Security ond lease required St., Shrewsbury. Approximately 900 sq. It properties on which they stand or be Wheel chair. 115. Excellent. Before 10 or cheery kitchen, tile bath, partial basemen! 213. Instruction demolished at the bidder's expense The Apply 142 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bonk. Also buying silver dollars. Coll 264 3454 No dogs, no cats. Adults preferred. Coll Available now. Suitable for small business Fully fenced property. Call now. Asking after 5. 747-5042. only 10 a.m. 4:30 p.m , 741 2975 ir professional Coll 142 4440 between 9 MATHEMATICS -'Tutoring, teaching successful bidder shall cause the founda After 4 p.m., 2441474. 124,900. FHA/VA buyers welcome. THE tlon walls to be razed to around level, 52. Babysitting COPPER - Brass, lead, aluminum, bat ana 5 weekdays. KIRWAN CO., Realtors Open 'til B 264-elementary through undergraduate IBM TYPEWRITERS terles, cast Iron ond steel scrap Old heal Call 791-5063 after 4 p.m. crack concrete cellar floors, till in the OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE — All utlll 7200, cellar lo ground level with nondeterio- Child Care ers and radiators, used machinery. An- RED BANK PIA^NO LESSONS — inUttle Silver home. Rental $16.50 per mo. tiques. L. Abrams & Son. 774 swo les Included. Highlonds. Ready lor occu MADISON TOWNSHIP — Picture -pretty rating materlol acceptable lo Authority's Prime location. New, spacious apartment. mcy. Call 872-1646. Beginners and advanced. Popular ond Field and General Engineers, plug all BABYSITTER — To sit with Infant son of R ent with option to buy 172-03 Two bedrooms, I'/J baths, living room, din- modern ranch. Two bedrooms, large living classical 842 6894.,. school teacher. Full or part-time. Musi sewer outlets, and remove all deoris LADY'S COAT — IS. Lady's shoes. SI. Di LIONELTRAINS ing room, modern kitchen, laundry, cen- OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT - Proles room, bright kitchen, tile bath, two por from the site within thirty (30) days ot drive to home. Light housekeeping Refer- tral air conditioning. $325 per month plus ional building. Choice location. Approxi ches. Work-free aluminum siding Well PIANO'LESSONS - Progressive succes netts sel, (30. End table. 13. Much more Don't take less. Gel my offer. 946 2193 the acceptance ot the bid by Authority, ences 172-1109. Call 4952313. utilities. Adults preferred. References ond nateiy BOO sq. ft. Coll 747-3710. kept property, completely fenced. slon. Experienced teacher. but not before such occeplonce. NAN JOHNSON security required. Write Box D 200, The FHA/VA welcome. Call now. Asking 2648235 FULL TIME BABYSITTER - To core for MIMEOGRAPH - Addressogroph. graph BUYS AND BUYS Dally Register, Shrewsbury, PROFESSIONAL OFFICE - Four rooms 135,000. THE KIRWAN CO., Realtors The bidder will defend and save harm- one year old. Mutt drive to home. Light olype offset press, miscellaneous. 741 4090 Frorn on entire household to a single Item. newly renovated, near Rlvervlew Hospital, Open'til 8. 264-7200 ST. AGNES CERAMIC SHOP less Long Bronch Seweroge Authority, housekeeping. Dependable, with refer- 4 Mlddlelown Lincroft Rd., Llncroft. Antique furniture, lewelry. silver Imme- RED BANK - Residential area. Five 635 sq.ft. Call 7412000. 103 Center Ave , Atlantic Highlonds its agents and employees, (rom all ences. Inquire In writing P.o Box 716. Sea diate cash. Tap dollar. 7415131. large rooms and patio. All utilities. Wash MIDOLETOWN — By owner. Lovely Greenwore and paints available. Free in claims of ony nature whatsoever rising •right, N.J. MOVING SOUTH - Victorian love seat. er and dryer. Available Jan. 1. Security PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE - home In excellent condition. Close to out ot the removal or demolition of the Ground floor, suitable for doctor or den structlon. Classes Mon and Thurs eve RELIABLE PERSON - For babysitting (ISO Mink coat, 31" long, sue 1416. ex OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, ond references required. Call alter 4 p.m., schools and shopping. Five bedrooms, liv- nirigs 7 to 10 Tues, mornings 9:30 to 12:30. building or buildings, or arising out ot t el lent condition, (300. 7414071. glassware, art oblecls and brlc-a-broc. Im- 7472142. 1st, at 333 Broad St., Red Bonk. 747-3730, 9 ing room, formal dining room, country ony excavotion or condition on the prem- one or two days a week plus occasional mediate cash for anything and everything a.m. to 5 p.m. TUTORING — By~ex^erleflced certified evening Oak Hill area. References. Coll NEED ROOM MUST SELL - Fischer HI RED BANK — Two bedroom oporlmenl kitchen, walk-In pantry On "* acre treed ises caused by the bidder or his agents in Rusclls, 25 East Front SI 741 1693 RED BANK - Office space available, to lot. Sy.yQO.irm. Principals only. 747-0931. teacher. High school German and biology effecting such removal, ond from all III-MM. Fl, AM/FM. Garrard turntable, In beau with full dining room available in garden Lower grades, all subjects. 87249B3 tlful cabinet. Best offer. Grundlg AM/FM, apartments. No pets 7419115. . hare with CPA. MIDJbLETOWN - Harmony Area. Three liability, properly damage, tire, thefts or RESPONSIBLE - After school titter, record player. Besl offer. 7174391 between 142 3961 bedroom ranch, lull basement and at- ony acts ot vandalism from Ihe dote ot from 3 a.m., with own transportation. 4 p.m.-I p.m. tached goroge, including wall-to-wall tar LEGAL NOTICE the approval ot the bid by Long Branch Reply Box G-205, The Dally Register, REAL ESTATE RED BANK — Two prestige building loco- petlng, appliances, (Ire alarm system. Sewerage Authority and snail provide an Shrewsbury, N.J. OPTIGAN ORGAN DISCS JJWemh RED BANK Ions available tor Unmediale occupancy Lovely 100x75 lot with IB' pool. Excellent Owners Landlords' ond Tenants' protec- Song books. (I.JO eoch. ,„ RENTALS Unfurnished one bedroom garden apart- ? BROAD ST. Air conditioned, all utilities neighborhood. Quiet street. Schools NOTICE " " tive liability Insurance policy lo cover Call 591 1173 ment available Immediately. For appoint V landlord. Single room offices from 155 Mr. Boff Ottered the loilowing Resolu Ihe successful bidder ond Long Branch S3. Oomestic Help >er mo Up to 1,000 sq. ft. ot 14.50 per sq nearby 7Vi% assumable mortgage tlon and moved Its adoption: menl, call 741-3953. Greentree Apartments, 139,900. 787 3706. Seweroge Authority, its ogents ond em- CLEANING PERSON WANTED - One PAINT FOR SALE 101. Apartments 23P Spring St. ______t. annual. 90 MONMOUTH ST. Stores. RESOLUTION CONFIRMING ployees, as co-lnsureds in the minimum 0oi o week. Little Silver. Own trans om 700 sq. H. to 5,000 sq (1. Offices from APPOINTMENT OF amount ot J10,000/s20.000 and 15,000 17.50 per gallon Call 717 1147 VTLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Cory one-bed SEA BRIGHT - Aportments and elt( ,000 sq ft. to 4,000 sq. ft. Unlimited free MTDDLETOWN — Nostolgic Colonial. portatlon Coll I42-W06. clencles. furnished. No lease. Use of Pretty area near trout loke and river BOROUGH ENGINEER which policy shall not be changed or con- PIANO. BABY GRAND oom on quiet, residential street, with larking by landlord. Utilities by tenant WHEREAS, the Borough ot Eatonlown celled until the work has been completed HOUSEKEEPER - Part lime. Hours la lew of boy. Block to bus line. Heat, wo health spa Trade Windp Motel ond Mo minimum one-year lease. Call owner. Wat Three bedrooms, lorge living room, dining INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES room, charming kitchen. Full basement. is in need of the services of on engineer and/or ten (10) days written notice has suit. Own transportation Holmdel area 10 Riverside Ave., Red Bank 741 7474 er, UB0 month. 29) 4122 rlna. Coll B42-1837. : er Zlmmerer and Son, B42 1520 Of 946 3400. tor the year 1975, and been given to Authority. Evidence of Ihe Call 7W4423 between 3 and 6. Plenlv ol property Coll now. Asking ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Three rooms, SEA BRIGHT^ Large three room unfur- 137.500 THE KIRWAN CO.. Realtors WHEREAS, it is not practical or tea existence ot this policy shall be sub HOUSEKEEPER - Dally. Some child vailable Immediately. S17S plus utilities. nished apartment. $200, utilities included SHREWSBURY Open-til I. 264-7200. slble to draw specifications tor the ren- mitted upon being notitied thai the bid PIANOS-ORGANS ELLEN S. HAZELTON, Realtor, 13 W. Call 842-0549. dering ot such services, and has been accepted by Long Bronch Sew cart. For convalescing mother. Hours THE eroge Authority. flexible. Good salary. Own transportation. Slver Rd., Rumson, 14? 3700. ORIENTAL — A most unusual Atlantic WHEREAS, N.J.S. 40A:11 1 ft seq au Have A Musical Holiday Highlonds home with beautiful view ot Ihorlies a municipality to contract for MI-SIN. SEA BRIGHT - On ocean. Luxurious one MILL RUN BUILDING Long Bronch Sewerage Authority shall Huge selections ol molor brands. Planol BELFORD — Apartment ID rent. ond two bedrooms. S725/S275 Sondy beoch. Bay. Massive fireplace in 11x30 living engineering services without advertising HOUSEWORKER — Three mornings o and easy lo play organs at warehous No utilities Highway 35 for bld; not be liable for any damages arising out Tresh water pool, oil appliance* Plus wash room with beamed celling, featuring din ol its failure to give possession to the week 12 50 per hour. Must have own trans- prices. Call 741 1153 alter 6pm cr/dryer 747-6794 Now renting 10,000 sq. ft. (or Ing room, kitchen, 20*16 family room, NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RE Immediate occupancy SOLVED by the Governing Body ot the successful bidder al any specific time portation. Coll 741-91?! between 3-S p.m • Free Organ Letsons DEAL VICINITY - Asbury Park. One workshop, tour large bedrooms, utility However, II Authority (alls to give pos- • Free Christmas Deliveries SEA BRIGHT - Oceanfront. Luxurious Fully Air Conditioned room, glass pprch and two full baths Borough of Eatontown thai Richard M HOUSEWORKER - Two days, 9 to 7, >edroom garden oparlment. Large rooms studio, one-, two-bedroom. Pool, air condi session within ten {10) days after notifi- • Used Pianos and Orgons-(3S up 165 a month, heat included. Coll Jean, 776 All Utilities Included Don't hesitate. Coll now. Only $65,500 Schuli be appointed as Borough Engi 12.50 an hour. Hailet. • Unlimited Rentals From (7.50 Per Monti tioned, washer dryer, dishwasher $185 On Site Parking neer for the calendar year 1975; and cation that ihe bid has been accepted by Call 264-UM W0 or 774-7661 THE KIRWAN CO., Realtor, 7B7-46O0. Authority, the successful bidder may, at Freehold Music Center $765 Colonial Arms, 7474794 Offices Designed to Suit OUR PERSONALIZED SERVICE - Of BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that o his option, notify Authority in writing HOUSEWORKER - Three doys per week SEA BRIGHT 600 sq ft to 1 WO sq. ft. Suites ters you, the home buyer, a selection of copy of this Resolution be published thai he desires lo concel the controct ond two or three hours Light work and cook 12 Throckmorton St., Freehold 442-4730 over ?00O homes In every price category within ten doys ot the date hereof pur- the Authority will return the purchase S00 Brick Blvd.. Brlcklown 477-2121 EXCLUSIVELY YOURS Studio - $135 CALL 842-3888 Ing. Sl.Mptr hour. 94o-j353^ 84? 9807 or 291 2375 ond style. The Berg Agency, Rt. 35. Mid suant lo law. price ond the performance deposit with TEARS CANISTER VACUUM CLEANER .Ive in quiet elegance, Iranqulllty and .HREW5BURY - One block olf Broad St dletown. 671 1000. Seconded by Mr. Frey ond adopted ou1 penalty. RESPONSIBLE ADULT - To stay with Good condition. 120. ecurlty. Designer furnished studio ettl- SEA BRIGHT - Waterfront Three room Three-room suite Five mlnules to Rlv upon the following roll call vote two well behoved teenagers during Ihe lost Coll 747 4742 iencles and iVi-room executive suites, furnished apartment. Clean. Polio Utili ervlew Hospital. Ample parking space RED BANK — Early American Colonial AYES: Mssrs Borneo. Frty, Bolt, Zebr Authority reserves the right to refect hoUof February. Call 741-0040. otal living In an inviting contemporary ties Included. Weekly, monthly. Nautilus Lease required. Call owner, B4? S5I0 Circa 1840, totally reconstructed,during owski, Fleischmon, Largey ail bids and if in Its opinion there ap SEIKO WRIST WATCH - EngllthSpan jtmosphere. Enjoy a short or long stoy Apartmenis. 842 0505. 741-9231. last year. Wide plank floors, beamed ceil NAYS: None • pours to be any collusion between bid Ish, All stainless steel watch and link slrai No leases. Mala and linen service avail Ing, and Wllllamsburg moldings Living ABSENT: None ders. then it shall have the right to refuse 54. Situations Wanted with guarantee and original soles slip SHRE~WSBURY — One b[oclTolTBrodd SPACE FOR RENT ATLANTIC HIGH any bid fi om that person, persons, or able. .ANDS — Frame building, two floors room with fireplace, den with fireplace, APPROVED Female Like new. A bargain at (75 741 4544. HARBOUR POINT St.-, residential area Ideal for business or dining room with French doors leading lo corporation for such time as it shall de professional couple. Five mlnules to sla 1,000 sq. ft. In town center. Off-street park J. JOSEPH FRANKEL, Mayor tirmine It Ihe bid is rejected, Ihe depos SMALL COLONIAL DESK - Excellen 491 Ocean Ave. Seo Bright. N.J ng, Walk lo all services. Available early pr I vo.tr> rear terrace. Three bedrooms Attest EXPERIENCED COOK - Will cook tor condition. Must sell. Reasonable. 471353 U\ 1W0 lion. Two-bedroom apartment Separate Beoulltul gardens. Short walk lo downtowf it will be returned. 1 R entrance Newly restored Heat, water in 97S Please call 791 OSOO MARJORIE L.BECKER family or '""""gj, j, ,*J'5J"" Call evenings or weekends, 717 1417. RroHnnk Asking SS2.9O0 741 0*C? Borough Clerk The successful bidder shall certify that 101. Apartments ctVjded. Security and relerence required iPACE~Fb« HbiAU STORES Doled: January 1, I9JS the bid has been independently arrived of $775 a month. Tor appointment, t4? 5580. ices In quaint house on Church St In Jon 6 , J9 8B without collusion with on* other bidder 51. Help Wanted 51. Help Wanted 741-923"!. RELAX'- ENJOY! or with any competitor Little Silver. 741 1101. Beoulltul grounds Three-bedroom runih, THREE UNFURNISHLU ROOMS - New In the even) that the" successful bidder STORE FOR RENT — In Little Silver delightful fireplaces Excellent location NOTICE is acting as an agent for a corporation, it ly decorated No pets Also close to school, shopping ond Irons WANAMASSA GARDENS 741 4227 >hopplng Ploia. Mr Flelschman offered the following it necessary that a certified corporate V " 747-0573 porlQlion Buy yourself a lasting gift. Ask resolution and moved ils odoption resolution be, submitted os evidence ot Orie bed'oom apartments Oversized rooms ing $45,900. al rnode>ate rents Near sru>tH»r>q CM MFI Ind I WEST END — En|oy totalTuiury"HvingTn RESOLUTION CONFIRMING his authority to act on behalf of the cor CAREER OPPORTUNITY I a contemporary relaxed atmosphere. One 109 APPOINTMENT OF poration. beach Heal and a>r tonditKinmg n ludBd bedroom apartment with convertible den, i v r . uuiiuiu>)iHJ#! Garagevui uijus WALKER & WALKER BOROUGH AUDITOR Local firm is In process of rebuilding management stall Realtor t Any vlojotiuns of Ihe condiMom herein CMtor . colossal closets, wall to wall corp4V& -••> • i (.AH OAWAOlT- Vwtfiworkingbtncfi WHC«EAS. the Boiouah of Eufuriiuwri tei lot Mi may nullity the tale, in which Or for storoge long Branch Centrally lo Hwy .IS 741 S7I? Shrewsbury and seeks a highly motivated Individual. Sylvan Ceeptr Management $235 AVERY ARMS, 119 Avery Ave 779 is HI net-d ol tt|f sfrvites ot bn DudltOt event Authority reserves the right to re 4460. 741-1200. coted 22f-t3M RUMSON tor the year 1975, and covrr the building on three {31 days writ 774-2661 Out of state owner would like otters on WHEREAS. II i% not practical or lea f lo the purchaser irrespective' YOU SHOULD 101. Apartments 108. Commercial Rentals two bedroom, three both ranch 13/.DO0 sible lo draw speahcullons to* the ren ot the location or the, condition, of the ELLEN S. HAZELTON deringot such services, ond . buildings ot the time ol such notice in be detailed oriented Realtor WHEREAS. N J S 40A II I et seq au the event ot such nullification, the pur^ thorites a mumcipolily to contract a reg ihaser will not be entitled to com be patient but inquisitive 13 W River d,, Rumson 842 3700 ivtered municipal accountant without ad pensation for any obligations incurred or Curious yet determined Member Inter City Relocation Service vertislng for bid, money expended In connection with Ihe BED BANK LUXURY HI-RISE ATTRACTIVE R U MSO N"WATE~RF RONT- Yhr ee bed NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RE demolition or removal of the building or like stalistics/numbers/.words SIX ROOM SUITE raprn ranch Private dock. Easy access lo SOLVED by the governing body ol Ihe buildings and sgall for frit his Perform bam rivers ond Sandy Hook Morlgoge os Borough ol Ealonlown Ihul HCRBERT once Deposit and any other payments not be afraid ol new challenges or equipmenl * Centrally located in Red Bank, sumoble ond financing available Asking A CARUSOF. tic appointed as Borough made to the Authority on account ot the be capable of long hours and hard work RIVERVIEW TOWERS - 28 RIVERSIDE AVE. approximately 900 sq It, heat, only 148.000 Coll tor appointment. CAM Auditor lor the calendar year 1975; ond purchase ol sold building or buildings air conditioning, janitorial ser- ASSA AGENCY. MCMLS; 4 Porker Ave . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a Authority reserves the right lo estab follow instructions and report results OVERLOOKING THE BEAUTIFUL NAVE8INK RIVER Little Silver 741 63.16 copy ot this resolution be published w lish a minimum on any or nil buildings vices, self service elevator, Iree In ten days ot the dole hereol pursuant lo If you are this person and can add a good educational and TRANSFERRED. OR JUST OUT Acceptance or rejection ol bid or bids parking Will sub-divide. law. shall be mgde not later than at the sec ONLY 3 BLOCKS TO R.R. AND BUS GROWING YOUR HOME? — Call or Seconded by M/ Dott and udopied work experience background in the business, educational write lor your complimentary copy of Ap ond Regular Meeting of Authority tot R««»y.folly,ov»fafz»x)«iieci«ncy. 1.2,«nrj3bedroomipls.ihokind - Also 3-room suite. Approximately upon Ihe tallowing toll colt vole lowing the sole, and il Authority shall or professional area, vve want to meet and talk We will of- 420 Sq. ft. uleBrook's monthly Homes for Living ROLLCALL: not 60 accept Ihe highest bid. or reject fer the right person a high motivated position, good pay you mutl tM lo bMtevt. o" Itw NIVMMIIrtv»f Central alfcomHtlorMd, mogailne. Offers pictures, prices, deurip AYES: Councltmen Borneo, Frey. Boff oil bids, said bids shall be deemed to 24 hour doorman, Indoor panting, ftrimmlng pool, marina, tairac*. TV lions. APPLEBROOK AGENCY, Real Zebrowskl, Fleischmon, Lorgey ' have been re|ecled. tors.vSO Hwy 3S, Mlddlelown 671 ?J00 NAYS: None and benefits and a stimulating work field MCurtly 1 b«droomatiftialt270 2b*droorniianiat$410 The aforesaid sale may be odfourned l ,'NION \9EACH — Creme *»wll tlvebed ut-«i« hint «dvertiSed"'e* nal more limn i Moyor An'replies will be treated Cbrlfidentietly" Call 747-1100 room split. Full dining room, sunken llvlna Of your Brohtr room, eat-In kitchen, \'i bolhs. attoihea garage. FHA-oppraiscd at $38,100 Owners MARJORIE L BECKER SEWERAGE AUTHORITY Write: Attention President, to Box D-203 Call Mr. Heiser, 741-1732 anxious - make offer Call now FHA/VA Borouqh Clerk ' JOHN V» GUIRE. Available Immediately buyers welcome THE KIRWAN CO , Dated lanuary 1, I97S Chairman The Daily Register, Shrewsbury Rpallors Open til 8 764 7200 Jan. 6 1 22 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY JANUARY 6,1975 City to defend fees for federally-funded beach use LONG BRANCH - The city continued. had to subsidize" the beach Club, became a political issue Cioffi and lost in the May last Monday, the beach issue ment, an organization pro- facility appears in the tele- administrator plans to meel Mr Mazza warned that the facility. here last year Wilbert C. election, opposed the rate surfaced once again. Salva- moting a change in the form phone directory under a city with U.S. Housing and Urban city would not have entered Fees charged at the beach, Russell, a former city coun- structure, tore Veccione, head of Citi- of government here, ques- listing as the White Sands Development (HUD) officials into an agreement "if the city once the White Sands Beach cilman who opposed Mayor At a city council meeting zens for Commission Govern- tioned the fees and noted the Beach Club. and defend fees charged at a public beach facility here which is funded through the federal agency. The city has been called to task by HUD for charging "excessive" fees last summer at the North End fieach facil- BRICK CHURCH Apfida^ ity, a former private beach club thai was purchased as part of a planned oceanfront park with HUD funds James P. Sweeney, area HUD director, told Mayor 2 NEW DIRECT TO CONSUMER Henry R. C'ioffi in a Novem- ber letter that the fees "must be lowered in order to comply with HUD requirements." The agency's policy is that, if admission fees are charged at WAREHOUSE OUTLETS all, they must be nominal and not discriminatory. Mr. Sweeney said the city "must take corrective action" be- fore March 1 or be found "in violation of the grant agree- Direct to * OAKHURST - 2121 ROUTE 35 ment." Consumer Seasonal rates at the facil- Warehouse Outlet] 493-3230 ity last summer ran to $600 5 for a cabana and $2 per per- 2121 m.3 son on a daily basis. OAKHURST Vincent J. Mazza, city ad- ministrator, said he will meet * TOMS RIVER - 710 ROUTE 37 WEST with HUD officials to resolve *ESTPAKKAYE. the issue. "We have an earlier letter, permitting us to charge fees 341-1688 in order to meet maintenance and operating expenses," Mr. Mazza said. The adminis- trator said the letter was written in 1873, before a con- tract was executed. "It was understood then that the facility would be fi- nancially self-sustaining," he Hypertension program gets more funding LONG BRANCH - Mon- mouth Medical Center's hy- pertension education program . has received an additional (20,000 from the N. J. Region- al Medical Program Inc., for [U91H hypertension education, screening and followup. The additional funds brings to $50,000 the amount of money the program has received for the 18-month period from Ja- nuary 1,1974, to June 30,1975. DAYS Hypertension is high blood pressure and an estimated ONLY 70,000 Monmouth County resi- dents have the disease. The purpose of the MMC program THURSDAY is to find those of the 70,000 AND who do not realize they have the disease and begin their treatment through referrals UTI FRIDAY to their family or other physi- cian. Ms. Elizabeth Everts, coor- dinator of the hypertension screening program, said there have been over 8,000 screen- ings since the program began and over 2,000 since the pro- CHURCH gram began going into the community in October with the Monmouth County Heart Appliance, Association as co-sponsor. The screenings are held WAREHOUSE twice a week at the Pollak Pavilion for Outpatient Ser- OUTLET vices of the medical center. ENJOY THE MIRACLE Residents can walk in on Monday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. OF MICROWAVE COOKING and Thursday from 10 am to noon to have their blood pres- HOTPOINT sure checked free and to view PORTABLE DISHWASHER a short film on hypertension. • COMPACT SIZE/ONLY 39 LBS. If a patient is hypertensive, HEAVY DUTY WASHER • PLUG IN ANYWHERE/ONLY 7.5 AMPS (copparonhf) referral information is pro- • 3 CYCLE WASHING ACTION • 2 SPEEDS • COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC vided. • SOFT FOOD DISPOSAL $ • DOUBLE WASHING ACTION OPEN Groups may request screen- • DUAL CUSHION COATED RACKS • S POSITION WATER EVERY ings to be conducted at their 178 TEMPERATURE CONTROL meeting places. Two screen- LIMIT 1 PER FAMILY LIMIT 1 PER FAMILY *178 NIGHT ings are planned for this LIMIT 1 PER FAMILY month: The West Long Branch senior citizens tomor- TOP BRAND NAME SELECTION row and one for the commu- ADMIRAL, HOTPOINT, NOHGE, MAYTAG. FRIGIDAIRE, AMANA. nity at the Montgomery Me- HAMILTON. TAPPAN. CALORIC dical Home in Freehold on 25" MEDITERRANEAN CROWN, WELBILT. HOOVER, R.CA_ Jan. 18. 19" B&W 19" COLOR PHILCO 14 CU. FT. WESTINGHOUSE, KITCHENAltf A more extensive hyperten- COLOR CONSOLE G.E., SONY, ZENITH. CARRIER. PORTABLE TV PORTABLE TV REFRIGERATOR CHRYSLER. FEDOERS, WHIRLPOOL, sion examination is available TV PANASONIC, WASTE KING, M.G.A to the community on a regu- • IOC- SOIID SIA1I SYLVANIA. MAGNAVOX', BARWICK, • FUll WIDTH riilZd lar fee basis. An evening hy- > 100'- SOII0 Sltii • AUIO LOCK (HANNII TUNING FIRTH, KENTILE AND MANY MORE. pertension clinic has been es- • 100'. SOIID SIA1I • DftP DOOB SIOSAGI SHIIVIS $ $ > i INSUNI ON PKIUtl AND SOUND • IAIGI (APAOIY CllSPttS to 8 p.m. Appointments are • AUIOMA1IC FINE TUNING 528 •118 298 188 INSTANT CREDIT necessary. The clinic pro- gram provides a complete physical examination for hy- MAGNAVOX 17" pertension as well as followup 18" DELUXE COLOR TAPPAN consultations COLOR PORTABLE FREEZERS PORTABLE TV 30" GAS RANGE OR use OUR TV SAVE ON HIGH FOOD COSTS OWN • BANOUII SIZE OVIN REVOLVING juveniles held • 100' SOUD Silt! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • sum win piciuii • IUII SIM POtaiAIN BBOIIIB CHARGE • i it mil stevia • AUIOMAIK DIGAUSSING UPRIGHT & CHESTS in theft of car • mi oir DOOI • WdSION IN 1'Nt • SOIID SIAII IN KIT ARIAS 101 IAST (INNING , MOST SIZES AVAILABLE SHREWSBURY - Two pidirn IUII 238 158 NOW AT REDUCED PRICES '319" PRICE GUARANTEE juveniles from Red Rank were arrested about 15 min- 17 CU. FT. SIDE IY SIDE II you can buy lor less anywhere utes after they allegedly stole 9" BLACK & WHITE WHIRLPOOL AUTOMATIC G.E. mm TABU RADIO within the next 30 days, w*,will a car belonging to Donald E. REFRIGERATOR PORTABLE TV DRYER cheerfully refund the difference. Bisgrove, 30 N. Lake Drive, BO1AIT TUNING New Monmouth. • (»S»JO AOWSI (ANIIIIVIB ' • WAINUI SHIIVIS Somt Scrolched, Somt Denltd. Somt One Police say the car was sto- • HIGHIMPAU PIASIK (ASW, • 4 (Hill GRAIN FINISH len from front St. at 9:45- and Two ol o Kind, Mony Moor Sompln, $ • 100 SOMD Sltll J • UP top UNI 'inns a.m Wednesday. About 10 »IIOSI IBM Some New In Cartons. Ouomiiiti limiltd. • IIHI VHI TUNING • mi $ a.m., Patrolman Robert Hal • 0I1UKI IUII 78 Not Respmiilblt «or Typographical frror.. WIDM (HSPflS 368 '138 Delivery and Strvlce Extra. sey-saw the vchi-ck on 15" S§ Shrewsbury Ave, gave chase? and made the arrests. The juveniles wore turned over to Red Bank authorities 40 YEARS OF SERVING THE PUBLIC THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY, NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA.