e Daily Register VOL. 98 NO.127 SHREWSBURY, N. J. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1975 15 CENTS Passengers show concern as LaGuardia opens again NEW YORK (AP) - La- There was no indication au- to everyone in the airport as cause I read about the bomb- conviction of those respon- Guardia Airport, scene of an thorities had any leads as to the first planes arrived. Sev- ings," she said. "It's absurd. sible for the explosion explosion thai killed II per- who may have been respon- eral passengers asked a re- I'm frightened silly We're just human guinea pigs " The Port Authority of New- sons and injured some 75 oth- sible, and they appeared to porter why he was inter- York and New Jersey, which discount the numerous calls viewing them when "you ers; is qpen again, but the Little more than an hour af- operates the airport, an- received after the blast don't have to be here." first passengers to arrive ter the first plane landed, the nouned that the 25-cent lock- claiming that a wide range of there were nervous about a Barbara Teschendorf, 21. of airport was virtually deserted ers, where the bomb was se- extremist or crime groups recurrence. Greenville, S.C.. said she was again as air traffic dropped creted, would be closed to the was responsible. The first arrival was an irate when she learned her for the night. . public indefinitely. American Airlines flight from "I personally don't place plane would land at La- DaUas, which landed at 10:10 too much faith in these calls." Guardia instead of Kennedy Meanwhile, the nation's As flight schedules were re- p.m. last night with 90 passen- said Chief of Detectives Louis as scheduled. scheduled airlines offered a sumed, workmen were feve- gers aboard. More than a doz- Cottell. "When I bought my ticket. $50,000 reward for informa- rishly putting up plywood en flights landed within an The nervousness was clear I insisted I go to Kennedy be- tion leading to the arrest and over blown out windows. hour, and many of the 1,400 passengers who arrived dur- ing that hour grabbed their luggage and rushed away. "I want my. bags, I want to get out," said Levada June, a singer. "I'm scared stiff. I'm terrified." Meanwhile, hundreds of FBI agents Joined the search for the persons responsible for the "25-stick " dynamite bomb blast that left the Trans World Airlines luggage claim area a mass of rubble. The FBI men, along with New York City police officers Rxiiitr *>•!• ky Can FWIM and firemen, spent the day SPIRIT OF 74 - Twenty-two month-old Heather Hodgklss sits amid bal- reconstructing the scene and loons and a Bicentennial banner as she prepares to greet the year which interviewing persons who will be a "Happy Birthday America" celebration. Heather Is the daughter may have been near when the of Mrs. Janet Hodgklss of Eatontown. bomb went off. Nation to greet New Year

with a bicentennial flourish MtttMrMMpklM STOLEN TRAILERS - Manalapan Patrolmen Ed- stolen over the past three years from the Port By MARYBETU ALLEN and, tor Christmas, there were fewer deaths than anticipated. ward Sutter, right, and Douglas Mattson stand In Newark area. "Some people have attributed this to the lower speed limit," front of two trailers believed to be part of property It's just a few more hours until that magical stroke of he says, "but the difference between 55 and 60 m.p.h. is not midnight which will mark the beginning of a new day, a new that great. Speed is not the major cause of traffic fatalities. I year — and a new century for this country. think people are becoming more conscious of the problem America is almost 200 and, since its Bicentennial birthday through federal and state governments and organizations such party will continue through the year, New Year's Eve is only as the association." Police report the breakup the beginning. ' People, Mr. Winget says, are being asked to "evaluate But, while the night is young, it's time for a sobering their own capacities for drink and not be fooled by the cliche thought: come Thursday morning, there will be people dead that coffee will sober them up... because coffee has no so- who would have been alive had they not attempted to drink bering effect whatsoever. Instead of having coffee, they and drive. vould be better off foregoing the last drink. Coffee will just of huge stolen-trailer ring Both the New Jersey State Safety Council and the New keep them awake. It won't absorb the alcohol." Jersey Automobile Association of America have given up pre- According to the National Weather Service, it will be par- By JIM MeCORMICK sion of stolen property, four tion by the Monmouth County trolman Edward Sutter, who dicting the number of fatalities which will occur over ho- tially cloudy tonight and temperatures will be in the low to Counts of possessing stolen Grand Jury. led the investigation here. lidays. Instead, they are putting accent on the positive and mkMQs. MANALAPAN - A seven- motor vehicles, two counts of Mr. Sorgento was subse- gearing their programs toward prevention. Area restaurateurs are finding that reservations for New month investigation by local possessing motor vehicles The first arrest in the case quently indicted by a county "We stopped predicting fatalities about 10 years ago," a Year's Eve parties are running about the same as last state and Port Authority po- with altered serial tags, and came Aug. 4 when police here grand jury on charges of re- council spokesman says. "It was decided that it would be year... which wasn't bad. John Armellinp, manager of the lice has resulted in the ex- one count of conspiracy. arrested Philip Sorgento, 67. ceiving stolen motor vehicles, more beneficial to tell people how to prevent accidents than to Pub, Middletown, says he anticipates that this year's crowd posure of what police called They were released in their of Pine Lane Farms, Sweet- three tractors, and receiving tell them how many might be killed." will be about the same as the one which came to see in 1975 — the largest stolen tractor- own recognizance pending ac- mans Lane, according to Pa- stolen property, fifteen 20-fool trailers, on July II. Max Winget, director of traffic safety for the association, and the price will be the same. trailer-container ring in the comments "We felt that predicting fatalities was a negative Charles Ilvento, owner of West End Manor, Long state. He was released on $26,000 approach to the problem. We were creating a quota that per- Branch, says "We just serve dinner. We've been in the busi- Police said yesterday that bail pending trial. Patrolman haps people felt they had to meet. ness 26 years and we usually do the same amount of business 32 containers, refrigerator Sutter said additional charges No paper tomorrow will be made against Mr. Sor- "Instead, we are trying to educate the public on holidays each New Year's Eve." There is, however, a difference in the units and trailers, valued at gento like New Year's Eve. We ask hosts and hostesses to be time people choose to go home. "We've closed up before mid- $300,000 have been recovered. The Daily Register will not be published tomorrow, New friends and not push extra drinks on guests. We ask drivers not night and we've been here until 3 a.m.," he comments. A total of 50 such units, all Years Day, and its business offices will be closed. Patrolman Sutter said Mr. to have 'one more for the road.1" Under the new management of Doug Ryder, the Drift- empty, have been stolen from Publication will resume Friday with full coverage of area Bogie is an officer in the Ac- Mr. Winget notes, however, that the National Safety wood, Sea Bright, will be having its first New Year's parly In 14 firms in the Port Newark municipal organization meetings for the new year, with photo- tive Storage and Transport Council does still make fatality predictions for holidays - See Bicentennial, page 3 area over the past three graphs, as well as all holiday sports events. Co., located in the Elizabeth years, police said. Six persons Regular Thursday features are in today's editions, as are Marine terminal. were arrested several months television program listings for both today and tomorrow. The stolen vehicles were al- ago in connection with the legedly taken to the Sorgento thefts, and police said more farm, where they were sold for arrests will be made tomor- prices ranging from $300 to Action on parking is urged row. $500 each, Patrolman Sutter Police said the stolen prop- The inside story said. By BEN VAN VLIET And several of those inter- (-and the subject of several in- parking garage on one of erty Was allegedly trans- Mr. Gural is a truck driver viewed expressed the fear formal studies. three suggested sites, all of THE WEATHER for Active Storage, and Mr ported to a farm here and Mostly clMdy ttday. Occasional rail like- RED BANK - Unless this that the borough might hesi- Earlier) this year, partly at which are now grade level then sold mostly to farmers in Primak is a horse trainer, Pa- borough acts swiftly to pro- tate to the point that Red the continued request of the parking lots. ly Ills aflerMta aad Malgti. Cauplelr report trolman Sutter said the Western Monmouth area on page 2. vide more parking in the Bank would turn Into "anoth- Red Bank Area Chamber of Costs of a garage would run for storage use Also charged was Anthony shopping area. Red Bank will er Asbury Park or Long Commerce, the borough from |1.5 to nearly $2 million, Many plan quiet evening with friends 13 Triolo of Triolo Brothers never be able to realize Us Branch." awarded a $9,000 contract for depending on the site se- Announcement of the ar- First tennis Explorer Post formed 13 Trucking and Pork Packers, full potential as a retail shop- a complete parking study by lected. rests was made at a press First note on a new 1176 calendar 8 Highstown. He was arrested .plng area. "This is something which an independent consulting The three suggested sites conference here by local po- Engagements announced JK 9 Nov. 6 and charged with pos- That Is the consensus of has to be done," said Edward firm. are the White Street Parking lice. Police said (hat after the Register sports resolutions for 197C ._ 14 session of stolen property. He Straus, of Prown's. "Red eight major businessmen who The contract was awarded lot, the borough's biggest; the first arrest in the case was Flashy Neptune dazzles defending Likewood i IS was released on $50,000 bail were willing to comment on a Bank needs the ratables of made last August, the thefts pending grand Jury action. to Parking Unlimited Inc., English Plaza Parking lot. Classified lt-18 DAILY REGISTER proposal for the construction the business district and I and a site at Union and W. in the Port Newark area Patrolman Sutter said. don't know what they (the Pottsvllle, Pa., which has re- Comics It PHONE NUMBERS of a multi-level parking ga- Front St., owned by Riv- stopped. Patrolman Sutter said a governing body) are waiting cently concluded, In an inter- Contemporary Life 8. 9 Main Office S42-MM rage here. ervlew Hospital and now used Arrested Oct. 31 were Don- search of the Triolo business for." im report, that the borough Editorials « Toll Free I71-93M for staff parking. aid Bogie, 35, of Edgewood disclosed 10 refrigerator units New Year's D») Imtt needs between 100 and 1(8 ad- EnterUlimeit II. II Toll Free M4-MM The study recommends that Road, Linden; John J. Gural, $3.9$ Flounder Inn,42 Aw. of The parking congestion of ditional parking spaces. Financial 7 Classified Depl S4Z-I7M See Arrests, puge 2 the borough choose between 30, of 88 South St., Jersey 2 Rivers, Rumson __ the downtown shopping area Here's lo Healtk » (Irculitlon Depl S42-MM AU Yoa Caa Eat $3.K To remedy this shortage, either the White St. or Union City, and Michael Primak Sr. Nttftf has been a matter of concern Make A Dale II Sports Dept M2-4M4 New Year's Eve live Mexican the firm has recommended St. lots because of economics. 53, of 10 Tuscarora Circle, Old The date was incorrect in here for more than a decade, Obituaries 4 MWdletowi Bveai I71-ZI5* Band. Poncho Villa's. 775 construction of a multi-level It also recommends the Bridge. 7448. Monday's paper concerning Outdoor World » Freehold Bnreaa 412-2121 the tax book for the Borough CkumpigM Braick Play Squash — singles and borough try again to nego- They were each charged It's unbeatable at the Olde here with 21 counts of posses- Sports 14, la Long Braick Birrai Gang Plaak, Uag Braick of Fair Haven. The date for doubles, Sea Bright, 842-1100. See Swift, page 2 New Year's Eve Celebration Inspection will be Jan. 2, 1976 Union House. Served New Year's Day, II to 4. Watch Harry's Lobster Htasc New Year's Eve Turtle Mill lap YOBT Coakware shop Diaay's Italian Rnuinil featuring "Everyone." $20 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the per person Includes every- Borough Hall, 748 River Rd. the Bowl Games on our 3 col- Free hers d'oeuvres and salad Dinner and Dancing, $35 per New Year's Eve, complete Clearance sale to 50% off. Presents open house for New Fair Haven. or TV's. Wharf Ave., Red bar with dinner, Dec. 30-Jan. couple. Reservations. Floun- dinner, $13.95. Twp sittings. The Connoisseur Shops, 50 Year's Eve. Three-piece com- thing. From 9 p.m. until 5 Joseph J. Hunter, Assessor Bank. 4.842-0205. der Inn, 842-5494 Reservations, 842-2000 Church St., Little Silver. bo. a.m. 222-7200. 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31,1975 Swift action urged to create more Red Bank parking Mr. Vaiti said the parking (continued) there should be a cooperative was Mrs. Marianne Cannavo, "EvM-yone. " he said, "Everyone 1 know," he realize that should the busi- Hospital, said the biggest problem threatens his busi- date a joint parking project effort between the governing former chairman of the Plan- "should look at this and de- said, "is in favor of it." ness area decline and proper- problem on the north side of ning Board. cide on what's best for Red the borough is caused by hos- ness and the businesses of with the hospital since the body, the chamber, and the Mr. Natelson pointed out ty values slump, the already Bank and then do it." pital-related parking which other stores at the north end hospital contributes signifi- merchants to provide some Her committee spent nearly that Red Bank has a tre- heavy residential tax burden dominates the few available of town. cantly to the borough's park- type of parking facility a year studying the problem Bernard "Bud" Natelson. mendous potential as a retail would become excessive. spaces. "It is absolutely imperative ing problems. \ "I remember when 1 was and concluded that a parking owner of Natelsons, served as sales center. Herman Huber of Roots authority should be estab- one of the seven members of that something be done," he A final report ol the study on the council," he said, "one "But," he said, "the only said he is personally con- "From what I've read. " lished and given the power to the original parking com- said, "otherwise we will be is scheduled to be delivered of the things we worked on thing, in my opinion, which vinced that there is only one Mr Vaiti said, "the most lo construct its own parking fa- mittee. choked to death by the traffic to the Borough Council on was the extension of the keeps us from reaching thai solution to the parking prob- gical spot for a parking ga- cilities. and lack of parking." Jan 12. White It parking lot. "Personally," he said, "I've potential is the parking ' lem and that is the construc- rage is in this area." Mayor Daniel J. O'Hern "I was always of the belief That idea ran into problems always been in favor of more tion of a parking garage on a He said the proposed site on Melvin Lowenstein, of the said that shortly after the fi- that a municipal parking au- right off the bat because the off-street parking." He, and several other busi- portion of the White St park- hospital-owned property Youth Center, said he is "des- nal report is received the thority could bond and erect a borough was unwilling (and Mr. Natelson, co-chairman nessmen, said that unless the ing lot as proposed by the would be the most feasible perately in favor" of any council will discuss the specif- parking garage on thai lot still is) to pledge the of the chamber's parking borough takes active, positive study. because it would serve both parking plan which would al- ic recommendations with the and that with proper manage- borough's credit to an author- committee, said he feels (hat steps to keep the downtown "It is logical, feasible, and the hospital and the borough. leviate the situation. chamber of commerce. ment it would be self sul- ity which doesn't answer di- a parking garage is needed. core area alive and well, the will definitely be supported It would also, he said, be But, he declined lo say As yet, the chamber has not ficient," he said. rectly to the public. "But," he added, "I'd like borough will be faced with a by the shoppers in Red the best from a traffic stand- whether he favored a parking received a copy of the interim A parking authority to take Mr. Warren recalled thai to study the economics before decline of tax ratables and Bank." he said, "and. in the point because it would be ac- garage as proposed saying "I report, but the chamber is over the borough's parking the prior studies had gotten committing myself." thus a loss of revenue. final analysis, will represent cessible to motorists without feel that has to be studied unanimously in favor of al- lots and construct new park- involved in "politics." Edward G. Slrohmenger of "The biggest thing that con- no cost to the taxpayers ' having to drive through the carefully." most any means of providing ing facilities was the prime He said he feels there is a the Miller Shoe Store, who tributes to the value of the A different view is taken by downtown area. William Magee, of Clayton additional parking. recommendation of a mayor's need for more parking and serves on the chamber park- Broad and Monmnuth Sis Louis S. Vaiti, treasurer of The hospital properly sile is 4 Magee, and president of the John Warden, chamber parking committee estab- that the problem has reached ing committee with Mr Na- stores," Mr. Natelson said. the chamber. at Union St. and West Front Retail Trade Board, said he president, and a former lished in 1971. the point where the borough telson, called the parking ga- "is the business that they Mr. Vaiti, an owner of the St., a county road which is had no preference for a sile. borough councilman between The chairman of that seven- can no longer afford to let it rage plan "a good deal which do." Olde Union House, located on one of the most heavily used "All I know," he said, "is 1958 and 1964, said he feels member feasibility committee become a political hassle. would help the whole town." He said the borough must Wharf Ave., near Riverview roads into Red Bank. we sure need something." Arrests made in thefts of trailers

(continued) Sutter said. ward Sabatini, Kinny Road, Forwarding Co., Millstone Patrolman Sutter said. worth approximately $50,000 Patrolman Sutter said after here. The firm is a truck slop A stolen flatbed used to and a portable generator Mr. Sorgento was arrested, "Mr. Sabatini was not where trailers and containers transport the containers was worth approximately $10,000 police learned that Bogie. charged. As far as I know he are dropped off then picked also found at the farm of They were allegedly stolen Uural and Primak allegedly is innocent," Patrolman Sut- up afterwards, Patrolman Warren Wagner. Oakland over the past year from the delivered five trailers and ter said. Sutter said. The date of his Mills Road, here. Patrolman Port Newark area, Patrolman containers to the farm of Ed- Patrolman Sutter said Mr arrest was not available yes- Sutter said he does not think Sabatini used the containers terday. Mr. Wagner will be charged to store hay. He said Mr. Additional charges are ex- Also working on the case Triolo used the refrigerator pected to be filed against Mr were Detectives Gus Colrn- Bonforte elected units to store pork. Kohn, Patrolman Sutter said. denski and Perry Baia of the Only empty containers and Patrolman Sutter said that Port Authority police; Sgl trailers were stolen, Patrol- Mr. Kohn and Mr. Sabatini al- Norman VanGlahn and De- MANAUMN VMf. man Sutter said. legedly bought Ihe stolen tective Robert Corycll, both to lead chamber Also charged with posses- property from Mr. Sorgento. of the Stale Police, and Pa- )0 sion of a stolen container was "Mr. Sorgento apparently trolman Douglas Mattson, lo- 8 2 - LONG BRANCH - John M Lester Kohn of the Mercury acted as the middle man. " cal police. Bonforte, president of the Michael Primak Sr Donald Bogle Jeki J. Garal Monmouth Rubber Co . has been elected president of the Grq^er Long Branch Cham- ber of Commerce. Mi Bonforte, a lifelong city resident, has been a chamber member since 1968 In listing the goals of his presidency, Mr Bonforte said that he hoped to institute a This was public awareness program and strengthen the working ' relationship between the Chamber and elected city of- ficials. He started the Monmouth Kubber Company in 1966 as a a great year for you. fabricator of sponge rubber products In 1971, the com- pany began the formulating Jafei M. B.if.n.- and curing of natural and V synthetic rubber and plastics. redevelopment Council. He He is a member and former was the recipient of an award vice president of the Ocean- by the New Jersey Associ- port Lions Club. 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Fla. to You've worked hard all these every thing we could to In Long Branch yesterday. five below zero at Evanston, years — you deserve Innova- make our 100th year our the high was 46 degrees and Wyo. the low was 29 II was 43 at 6 TIDES tion 60. greatest year ever... a in and the overnight low Sandy Hook COtflNIAL we think you'll was 36. Today's 7 a.m. tern-' CASH-O-MATIC TODAY - High 7:56 p.m. agree, it was a perature was 37. There was and low 1:56 p.m. You can write yourself a loan automatically .41 of an inch of precipitation TOMORROW - High 7:18 great year in the past 24 hours. a.m. and 7:43 p.m. and low once you apply for our reserve credit. All you for you. A winter storm dumped up 1:06a.m. and 1:44 p.m do is write a check. You can have a cash reserve to six inches of snow on sec- THURSDAY'S TIDES tions of the Northwest and Said) Hook E up to $5,400 with Cash-O-Matic. Rockies early today while TODAY - High 7:43 p.m. rain stretched from Ihe Mid- and low 1:44 p.m. Mississippi Valley through TOMORROW - High 8:02 most of the South Atlantic a.m. and 8:25 p.m. and low Coast states. 1:53 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Travel advisories extended For Red Bank and Rumson from the Canadian border lo bridge, add two hours; Sea FIRST NATIONAL BANK Mexico and from California to Bright, deduct 10 minutes; The all-service bank that looks out for you. the Northern Plains Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Member FDIC/Fidehty Union Bancorporalion Advisories also were posted utes; Highlands bridge, add for wind and snow in Eastern 40 minutes. SHREWSBURY, N J WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31. 1975 The Duty Register 3 (WORLD Plan to ban home worship is withdrawn . By the Associated Press MIDDLETOWN - The Township Committee last night ordinance amendment pending receipt of the Planning Board ship Committee will follow up the Planning Board recommen- voted to withdraw an amendment to the zoning ordinance recommendation, will follow up that recommendation after dations as soon as possible," he added which would have severely restricted religious and related Jan. 1, said Committeeman Thomas J Lynch The use on Navaho Way is contemplaled by adherents of Tighter airport security ordered services in private residences. "There is a need to protect residents and the character of Calvary Chapel, a religious group which now meets in the basement of the home of John W Helfnth of 14 Navaho Way, WASHINGTON — President Ford is ordering quick feder- The amendment, introduced Dec. » and heard publicly the residential zones. It is the intention of the new Township in apparent violation of the current ordinance, which forbids al action to tighten airport security after the bomb explosion Dec. 23, would have added to a list of uses specifically prohib- Committee to follow up the Planning Board recommendations at a New York City airport that killed 11 persons and injured ited in residential zones "the use of any residential dwelling and work with the planners to provide the criteria," Mr places of worship or churches to be situated on tracts ol leu about 75 others. house, single or multi-family, for the holding of anv reEularlv Lynch said. than five acres. Ford met with top Transportation and Justice Depart- scheduled religious or church services or related services." Outgoing Mayor Peter J Carton, who drafted the amend- Mr. Helfrich has applied for a variance to allow the meet- ings, held twice a week, to continue in Ins home until the ment officials for more than an hour last night for a progress Deliberation Monday by the Planning Board led to a rec- ment, took full responsibility for its shortcoming:;. report on the investigation. chapel members acquire an adjacent five-acre tract on which ommendation that the amendment as worded was not accept- "It is my opinion that the proposed use on Navaho Way is they intend to build a proper church The FBI has assigned more than 300 agents to investigate able and that any such gatherings, religious or not, in private a very severe infringement of the rights of property holders Mayor Carton explained that no new version of the ordl Monday's bombing. dwellings be made subject to a special use permit to be issued Nevertheless, I am aware that the present wording of Ordi- nance amendment was introduced last ni^ht because Jerry J White House spokesman Ron Nessen declined to say what by the Zoning Board of Adjustment under criteria (o be deter- nance 1073 (the amendment) is woefully vague I take respon- Massell, township attorney, had advised that an ordinance security measures were recommended to Ford at the White mined jointly by the Township Committee and the Planning sibility for that; it was I who drafted it," the mayor said. should not be introduced by one Township Committee Ilid House meeting, but Transportation Secretary William T. Cole- . (Board. man Jr. told reporters before the meeting that action might. "In was drafted in haste, but in view of a severe threat to carried over the year-end for final action by a different mm be taken to increase security around coin-operated public The committeee, which had deferred final action on the the family unit and the family home. I'm sure the new Town- mittee. lockers. The bomb is believed to have been hidden inside a locker near the Trans World Airlines baggage area of La Guardia Airport. ,000 ^Sunshine Law' fee is proposed Seek 2 men in Berkeley bombing SHREWSBURY - Borough brary trustees and the shade high costs were needed to prepared under the law. here," commented Coun- BERKELEY, Calif. - Police say they are seeking two Council's finance committee tree commission. keep the numbers down and As far as deciding on pos- cilman Gershon N Poling men for questioning in connection with a small bomb ex- is going to have to do some For regular announcements to cover mail postal and han- sible subscription costs, Mr. "We're told to measure the plosion last night below a building that houses a Bank of fast and fancy figuring to of only one board or council, dling costs. Barger said, "The only thing roads and then that there's no America branch. settle on a fair cost of Mr. Dennis suggested a $100 "You can ask a helluva low- you can figure in is the cost money anyway " notifying residents of meet- fee. Authorities said no one was injured in the blast, which er price than $1,000 and still of mailing to x numbers of The police department has ings as required under the detonated at about 8 p.m., causing only minor damage to the Councilman Robert W. weed * out frivolous suscribers. approved erection of eight TO state's new "Sunshine law." bank but shattering many nearby apartment windows and Stewart, however, declared requests," declared Mr. Stew- "And you can consider the by 30-inch "trailblazrr psrk knocking doors off hinges a half block away. The law goes into effect that "The purpose of the law art, who said that a charge of time needed to duplicate and and-nde" signs to be erected Police Sgt. David Sylstra said the explosion occurred in an Jan. IS. is to open up meetings, to even $5 or $10 would dis- mail agenda," he said. on Rt 35, Sycamore Ave and underground stairwell and blew a heavy steel door 100 feet While the new law man- make more information avail- courage most people from Council directed its road Newman Springs Road, to en into a parking area below the bank office, on the ground floor dates that all residents be no- able. subscribing. and police departments to courage the use of public- of a six-story financial center on Telegraph Avenue. tified of meetings of public "To ask $1,000 to notify Mr. Dennis said the munici- come up with accurate mile- transportation Sylstra said witnesses reported seeing two men run from bodies and the contents of someone is wild. It's ridi- pal offices would "lose a lot age measurements of streets Wrapping up its end-ofthc the site of the explosion to a dark, compact station wagon, but their agendas, it doesn't pro- culous," he said. of flexibility" under the new and highways in the borough. year business, council turned the pair had not been located. vide for methods of covering Mr. Dennis disagreed, stal- law, since work schedules The information was re- down an offer to purchase its costs of the extra paperwork ing the notifications are "an would have to be readjusted Although other offices are located in the building, Sylstra quested by the Monmbuth old copying machine for $30 additional service the state is to accommodate deadlines for said, "I think we can presume that the Bank of America was During last night's final County Planning Board for and authorized a new bank requiring us to do." drawing up agendas and send- probably the target. It was the same location where a bomb council meeting of the year. use in applications for state account to be opened at the ing them out to required blast occurred several years ago." Mayor Joseph F. Dennis pro- The mayor said extra time and federal road funds. Shrewsbury State Bank heri- posed a charge of $1,000 a would be involved in running recipients, such as local Council was also advised tor a $21,258 maintenance year to any subscriber who off copies of announcements newspapers. last night that it will receive' bond for Shrewsbury Ven- Businesses drop pension plans wants a complete listing of and agenda, and additional Joseph f. DfHls Martin M. Barger, borough no state aid for roads in 1(76. tures. The developer will re- meetings and agenda for all costs would be incurred by attorney, cautioned council, This year the borough had ceive the accrued interest WASHINGTON - Thousands of workers are losing their municipal bodies from council the borough in mailing them. people would request individ- however, that the agendas (or $1,100 in state funds. pension plans as private companies terminate the coverage in Council will organize Jan 5 and planning board to the li- The mayor felt too many ual notifications, and that the municipal groups have to be unexpectedly high numbers, Rep. Charles A. Vanik said yes- "There is a lot of irony at 7:30 p.m terday. He said as many as 39,000 employes may have lost pen- sion benefits during December alone because an estimated 1,300 private companies ended their pension plans. Since the new federal pension plan went into effect less Bicentennial flourish to mark New Year than 16 months ago, Vanik said, "approximately 5,600 private pension plans have been terminated — more than four times (continued) will be a festival procession from the Plaza Hotel to Bethesda 50,000 people here" to watch the move. the expected rate of termination." Fountain in Central Park, followed by dancing, dining and Chris Kraeling of the New Mexico Bicentennial Commis- about 12 years. "I was apprehensive," he admits. "The reser- fireworks at midnight. sion said the community of lied River planned to celebrate "As a result," he said, "many of the 160,000 employes who vations were slow in coming — but we've done well The price In Philadelphia, at the stroke of midnight, the Liberty Bell the arrival of 1976 by raising its bicentennial flag at one min- had been covered by those plans now face an uncertain retire- we're charging is reasonable because we want to introduce will be moved from Independence Hall to a new visitors' pavi- ute after midnight. ment future." people to the club again and get them accustomed to the fact lion about a block away. Officials decided Independence Hall The flag will be delivered to the ceremony bv local offi- He said the government's Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. that we're catering to the young and the young at heart — was too small to accommodate the crowds expected to visit cial! who plan to ski down a 10,200-foot mountain carrying the has been processing termination notices at an escalating rate, from the mid-20s on up." the city during 1976 to see the bell, which was rung on July 8, banner. with 450 plans dissolved in the days immediately before' and The Diplomat Hotel in Hollywood, Fla., reported reserva- after Christmas. 1776, at the first public reading of the Declaration of Inde- The traditional lighted ball will -drop from the tower in tions were^ahead of last year. Bob Hope and Delia Reese are pendence. New York's Time Square at exactly midnight At the same appearing in the hotel's main ballroom where prices range Douglas Warnock of the National Parks Service said that time, a 50 foot, bicentennial banner will be unfurled and hun- from $35 to $100 per person, depending on table location and Mail rate hikes not likely to end "if it doesn't rain and it doesn't snow, we'll have In excess of dreds of red, white and blue balloons will be released what's included. Last year, with Frank Sinatra starring, all WASHINGTON - The cost of mailing a letter went up seats were $100 a head. from 10 to 13 cents today, the sixth increase in the last 17 Boston officials reported a sellout for symphony hall years. And the steady increase in postal rates is unlikely to where Arthur Fiedler will conduct the Boston Symphony Or- end there. chestra to kick off a party including dancing and music by the. Postmaster General Benjamin F. Bajlaf has said the let- Boston Pops. The price is $12.50 per person, with a bottle of ter rate could go up to 15 or 17 centbby 1977 and 23 cents by Join the Christmas champagne for each table. Last year, the price was $10 with- 1980. Bailar says inflation in the general economy is respon- out champagne. sible for rising mail rates. In New York City, Guy Lombardo will be at the Waldorf- Chief Justice Warren E. Burger refused to block the high- Astoria again, with prices of $80 and $90 a head There also er rates yesterday, less than six hours before they went into or Chanukah Club effect at 12:01 a.m. today. • Burger turned down a request from bulk mailers to re- verse Monday's U.S. Court of Appeals decision which cleared the way for the increase. The appeals court stayed a lower Mancuso honored that gives you a fu| court order prohibiting the Postal Service from raising rates. It is possible that the appeals court will order a rollback in rates after a hearing on whether the procedures for in- creasing postal rates were complied with. for council years 596 interest. ^ SHREWSBURY -Outgoing Social Security taxes to increase Council President Frederick J. Mancuso is, according to WASHINGTON - If you earn more than $14,000 a year, Councilman Gershon N. Pol- the paychecks you receive after tomorrow will be smaller k ing, "a man who lakes 's than the checks you received toward the close of the year. work and responsibilities v ry The reason is Social Security taxes. seriously." A worker earning $300 a week, for example, will find his "But he doesn't lake him- or her take-home pay reduced by $17.55 from the weekly pay self at all seriously," added collected since the Nov. 28 paycheck. And that same worker Mr. Poling last night, as he will have reduced take-home pay for a longer period of time summed up the particular this year. traits that he said have made Workers earning less than $14,000 — or about $270 a week Mr. Mancuso an especially — won't notice any difference. valued member of council But the situation means that the more than 15 million during his seven years. Americans whose incomes exceed $15,000 a year will find their budgets more cramped than in the past month or so. "He has a knack of putting ideas into reality, and has And the economy will be sapped of some of the spending certainly been a calming power which has helped pull the nation out of recession, al- voice at these meetings," Mr. though most economists consider the fluctuations of Social Poling said during council's Security withholding to have only slight impact. final meeting of the year and Mr. Mancuso's last as a coun- cilman. Frederick J. Mancuso Gulf Oil reveals illegal donations The retiring Republican's WASHINGTON - Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott dry wit has broken up many stints as council's representa- allegedly made repeated requests for Gulf Oil money even tense moments at the coun- tive to the Environmental while the Watergate scandals were boiling in 1973, according cil table during what he Commission and the Planning to a Gulf investigative panel. termed last night as "seven Board, membership on the po- The panel quoted statements attributed to Gulf's political very educational years." lice committee, and several bagman, Claude C. Wild Jr., who reportedly claimed to have Appointed to council in years as chairman of the pub- made secret cash payments .to Scott of $10,000 a year for about March, 1969. Mr. Mancuso lic works department 13 years. was elected to two full three- Mr. Mancuso said he was a The special review committee, set up by Gulf to in- year terms. He did not run "little sad" to see the end of vestigate its own illegal political donations in the United for reelection last November. his council tenure, but said he States, South Korea and elsewhere said in a report released The present three-to-three thought "with a wife, four yesterday that in 13 years Gulf disbursed some $12.3 million balance between the two par- children, a house, and a bu ' at home abroad for political* donations and related matters, ties will be continued when ness, I think I can fill the mostly illegal. Robert D. Standley. Republi- gap" These included $4 million in illegal political gifts to the can Councilman-elect, is Mr. Mancuso, who lives on ruling party in South Korea, $4 million disbursed by Wild to a sworn in on Jan. 5. -' Beechwood Drive with his galaxy of U.S. political figures, $627,00 to Italian political par- Mr. Mancuso received a wife Marie and four children, ties and a $108,000 helicopter to the late Bolivian dictator certificate of appreciation is vice president of Palmien- . Not all banks give you 5% interest Rene Barientos, who was later killed when the aircraft last night from Mayor Joseph Mancuso Co., Inc., Red Bank crashed. F. Dennis for his service on plumbing and heating con- on Christmas and Chanukah clubs... CJB does. council, which has included tractors. Join now for 1976, and receive a full 5% interest on completed clubs. The Daily Register Visit any of CJB's 29 offices for details... soon! 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By CARL ZEITZ The governor clearly regards suggestions that corruption When the "foreseeable future" arrived on June 13, 1874 has touched his administration as unfair and a gross dis- Byrne denied that he had duped the public during the cam- TRENTON (AP) - At midterm Gov Brendan T Byrne STATE HOUSE SCENE tortion of the facts. paign, a position he maintains adamantly. appears ready to make one more concerted bid for passage of He declared, "This administration has been remarkable The governor said this week that he didn't make up his a state income tax, knowing he must, that political realities as free of scandal. There hasn't been anybody pointing a fin- mind that the state needed an income tax until early June dictate that he find success in 1(76. judgments . . 1 want to assure you that I'm calling tne ger at anybody for doing anything wrong in this adminis- 1974. He contends he talked about tax reform during his elec- By his steadfast devotion to the income tax as the best shots." tration in performing his job." tion campaign but never failed to caU an income tax a vital measure of achieving tax reform in New Jersey and putting The governor also indicated that all the guessing that Sec- Byrne said, "So far in two years there hasn't been any- step in the direction of tax relief. the state on a sound fiscal footing, Byrne has made its suc- retary of State J. Edward Crabiel is about to move into the body out of line . . . There's been some innuendo and an in- cess or failure the hallmark of his administration. position of administration power broker originally intended dictment (Crabiel's) that could not be substantiated." Byrne seems to have shed some illusions along the way So far the failure of the tax program has outweighed the for him is essentially correct. The governor may have his fingers crossed because he the past two years and to have come to grips to a degree with administration's successes in other areas, such as postcard Crabiel was expected to be the administration's link with admittedly attributed part of the clean record he gives his ad- the fact that his office makes him a politician even if he voter registration, partial public financing of gubernatorial the legislature and to Democratic political organizations until ministration to "luck " ddesn't want to be one. campaigns, and creation of a state Department of the Public an indictment charging him with fixing highway bids in Pas He admits the public is more cynical than ever about gov- Politicians understand other politicians and they may un- Advocate, all of which Byrne points to with pride. saic County in his capacity as a private road contractor came ernment and politics but attributes that in part to bad eco- derstand the governor better now that he has begun to show He failed in 1974 and again in 1975 to get passage of an in- down in early 1974. nomic times. them he can deal on their terms as he did in a recent fight come tax, taking the issue to the legislature five times and The indictment pushed Crabiel into political limbo and But not all of it. Byrne knows there is a great deal of pub- over the now Senate leadership. finding rejection at every turn of the road. left Byrne without an aide who the legislators counted as one lic distrust in New Jersey on proposals for a state income tax. That understanding, the budget crisis that seems to be Byrne is getting ready to ask the new legislature to pass of their own to smooth the way to an income tax. He says the battle for the tax is predominantly a fight to edu- heading the state's way, the assertion that some of his closest the tax to stave off $500 million worth of state budget cuts. Crabiel, a legislator for 20 years until becoming secretary cate the public on how the tax can be enacted and provide advisers aren't as close to his final decisions as was thought, Whether this tale of fiscal woe will give the lawmakers the of state has been winning back his place since the indictment substantial property tax relief. and the return of Crabiel to prominence may give him a new political encouragement they need to pass the tax is as uncer- was tossed out last spring on technical grounds. The governor has said that for almost two years, actually chance for the tax. tain as it was in 1975, when a similar tactic failed. Byrne acknowledged this week that the "indictment was for the 18 months since he first proposed the tax on June 13, But the political careers that lie scattered in the wreck- If Byrne fails again in 1976 it will bring him to 1977, a not helpful" in the administration's fight for an income tax 1974. year when both he and the legislature would face reelection. Further he said, "I don't think anybody has ever criti- Until then he stuck by his 1973 campaign position that an age of past tax fights, and the damage done to past governors The legislature would be unlikely to approve an income tax cized anything Ed Crabiel has done in 20 years in govern- income tax was not needed in New Jersey "for the foreseeable who tried to cross the rocky income tax shoals suggest it may in a year when it has to face reelection. ment." future." be another losing fight. Byrne acknowledged as much at a news conference this week called to reflect on his first two years in office. Looking back over the string of income tax defeats the governor said, "Most legislators regarded an nVome tax vote as the only New mayor to be named vote the public would remember them by at election time." Byrne refused to give away his 1977 election plans but from a vantage point mid-way through his term, he seems to in Shrewsbury Township like being governor and most people think he will try for the office again in 1978. At his news conference Monday the governor spent less By JULIE MCDONNELL time reflecting on the past two years than he did issuing some SHREWSBURY TOWN- clear signals that he is ready to make the most determined SHIP — This community is effort yet to win passage of the tax. slated to get a new mayor to- Replying to the suggestion that he has received bad ad- morrow afternoon — but just vice from some of his closest advisors during the past two who he will be is apparently years, individuals like State Treasurer Richard C. Leone, still undecided. Legislative Counsel Mrs. Jerry English, and Lewis B. Kaden, The township has been his chief counsel, the governor declared, "1 don't even accept without a mayor since Nov.. the premise of the question that I take advice from the wrong 30, when Clarence Moore re- people." signed with a year remaining Byrne replied instead in a defiant tone, "I make my own in his term. At the annual organiza- MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUHIIIIIIIIIIIII tion meeting scheduled to- morrow at 3 p.m.. Com- mitteemen John P Ferlig and Richard Pavao will be Obituaries sworn in to two-year and niiiiiiniiii 1111 h 1 t iinir h IMIIMIII MUIIII three-year terms respective- ly Mrs. Louise Pruden Mrs. Raahit Ramiz TAKING DELIVERY — Red Bank Councilman Robert Marks, right, Mr. Fertig was elected to KEYPORT - Mrs. Louise MARLBORO - Mrs. Nafia presents the keys to the first of the borough's two new ambulances deliv- fill the vacancy created by John P. Fertig Richard J. Pavio C. Pruden, 82, of 343 Main St., Ramiz, 76, of Rt. 9, died yes- ered last night, to John Higgins, chairman of the ambulance committee of Stephen Cluney, who resigned died yesterday in Bayshore terday at Freehold Area Hos- the First Aid Squad. Watching the presentation are Charles Bennett Jr., in May. Mr. Pavao replaces It was expected that the Community Hospital. Holm- Mr. Frickel would be away in pital, Freehold Township. left, first aid captain, and Frank Loversidge, squad president. The borough Julius Frickel, who did not two new committeemen del. late December, leaving Mr. Born in Cyprus, she had bought two replacement ambulances last month. seek reelection. Fertig alone on the com- would appoint Jamie O. Mul- Bora in Madison Township, lived here 25 years. Both men have already lenax to the spot. she had lived here 17 years. mittee. She was a member of the been serving on the com- But Mr. Fertig said last Mrs. Pruden was a member But Mr. Frickel was Turkish-Moslem Mosque in mittee, however. Mr. Fertig night he had "no comment" of St. John's United Methodisi present at last night's year- East Windsor Township. Manalapan denies license was appointed in November on the appointment. His reply Church, Hazlet and a charter end session, and was awarded Surviving are her husband, to fill the seat left vacant by was the same when asked if member of their senior citi- a placque for his years of ser- Rashit Ramiz; a son, Fuat Mr. Cluney, and Mr. Pavao any other candidates were un- zens group. vice to the community. Ramiz of Manalapan; three for an auto wrecking firm was appointed to Mr. Moore's After Mr. Pavao and Mr. der consideration. She was the widow of Ray- daughters, Mrs. Ayshe Yous- seat earlier this month in or- Fertig officially begin their He also would not comment mond Pruden who died in souf, Mrs. Uniuvan Menderes MANALAPAN - The client drew up a contract re- gested included. der to insure a quorum for terms at 3 p.m. tomorrow, on who would be elected may- 1947. and Miss Hatidje Ramiz, all Township Commitlec has de- flecting the agreement and Mr. Davidson said he will the year-end bill paying meet- there will still be one vacancy or. here; a sister, Mrs. Fatma Surviving are three daugh- nied an operating license for sent it to the residents in- take legal action against the Mng. . on the board - Mr. Moore's Mr. Pavao could not be Nouri of Center Ridge, Long ters, Mrs. Vivian Schmeling. an auto wrecking firm on volved. He said his client nev- township. It was thought earlier that seat. reached for comment. Island, and seven grandchil- of Holmdel, Mrs. Virginia Bo- Tennent Road after Kent Es- er received the contract back • dren. lin of Wayzata, Minn., and tates residents voiced opposi- with the modifications he sug- The Higgins Memorial Miss Katherine Pruden, here; tion to the operation. Home, Freehold, is in charge a brother, Richard Burlew of of arrangements. The committee Monday Accuse pair Largo, Fla.; a sister, Mrs voted 4-1 to deny the $50 li- Cora B. Cox of Freehold; four Mrs. Joseph Ennis cense. The firm is located grandchildren, and two great- across Tennent Road from of holdup at grandchildren. UNION BEACH - Mrs Kent Estates. Funeral arrangements are Nell Ennis, 62, of Donnelly St, Mayor James A. Flanagan Ewing bank under the direction of the died Monday in Monmouth Insulation Medical Center, Long Branch cast the only vote in favor of FREEHOLD - Two men Bedle Funeral Home, here. Mrs. Ennis was born in Sav- the application. He said the were arrested yesterday, one annah, Ga., and moved here firm has complied with all in Asbury Park and the other Mrs. Maude Hill 20 years ago from Jersey zoning, planning and building in Trenton, and charged with MATAWAN - Mrs. Maude City. regulations. armed robbery in the $5,100 Hill. 90, of 23 Dolan St., died holdup of a Ewing Township She was a World War II Several residents stated yesterday at Bayshore Com- veteran of the Woman's Army bank last July. munity Hospital, Holmdel. that the applicant, Murry Lip- pays off. Corps. man of Staten Island, did not Those arrested were James Mrs. Hill had lived here 34 Surviving are her husband, Hughes Jr., 32, of 1015ft As- years and was the widow of live up to a previous agree- Joseph Ennis; two sons, Bar- ment with Ken Estates resi- bury Ave., Asbury Park, who Turner Hill. She was bom in ry Hofflander of North Chi- was taken into custody at his Today insulating your home is one of storage rooms, dormer walls, and Infield, N.C. dents made at an informal cago, 111. and Michael Ennis, meeting. home, and Charles R. Saun- the best year-round investments the space between dormer walls and Surviving are two sons, here; a sister, Mrs. Beatrice ders, 29, who was arrested at Turner Hill Jr., here, and Ha- Griffin of Waukeagan, III. and The residents stated thai 465 Parkway Ave., Trenton. you can make toward saving money the adjacent ceilings. zel Hill of Newark; a foster three grandchildren. Mr. Lipman agreed to plant Both men are charged with on heating and cooling your home. 2. Ceilings: Dormer ceilings and son, Frederick Smith, here; The Day Funeral Home, 20 trees along his property in robbing $5,100 at gunpoint three daughters, Miss Eileen Keyport, is in charge of ar- order to buffer it from the from New Jersey National Insulation is one home improvement ceilings with crawl spaces above Hill of Newark, Mrs. Mirdie rangements. homes. Bank on Pennington Road in that returns the investment you make them. Even the attic access panel Davis, here, and Mrs. Marion Dwayne O. Davidson, law- Ewing Township, Mercer Harris of Neptune; 19 grand- in a very short time, while paying can be insulated with insulation John Eulo yer for Mr. Lipman, said his County, on July 23. Hughes children; 42 great-grand- additionally was charged with dividends in lower heating and cool- stapled to the backside of the door. children, and six great-great- CLIFFWOOD BEACH - possession of a stolen motor ing costs for years to come. grandchildren. John Eulo, 69, of Woodmere Lottery winners vehicle, the car allegedly 3. Floors: All floors over unheated The James H. Hunt Funeral Drive, died Tuesday in Bay- TRENTON - The winning used in the holdup. Do-it-yourself insulation is really or vented crawl spaces as well as Home, Asbury Park, is in shore Community Hospital, "number for Tuesday in the Hughes was arrested at his very simple. Adequate attic insula- charge of arrangements. Holmdel. home at 7 a.m. yesterday by those over garages or porches. Mr. Eulo was a resident New Jersey daily lottery was tion alone generally will save up to 63416. detectives of the Monmouth 4. Basement Walls: Any basement Mrs. Samuel Salpeter here for 25 years. He pre- County Proscutor's Office, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS viously lived in Laurence The winning Pick-It number state police and Asbury Park wall that is finished for a living area - Mrs. Florence Salpeter. 65, Harbor, and was a retired was 477. The straight bet paid and Ewing Township police, and is below-grade. A sill filler longshoreman. $373, and the payoff for I he of 42 First Ave. died yes- according to Monmouth Coun- will provide an effec- terday at home. Surviving are his widow, front or back pair was $37. ty Detective Robert W. Free- There was no box bet payoff. With her husband, Samuel Mrs. Dorothea Meyer Eulo; a man. tive wind-infiltra- son, Jack Eulo of Lakewood; Salpeter, she operated a fami- a daughter, Mrs. Rosemarie tion barrier. ly variety store on First Ave. Lauer of Matawan; a sister, Jersey Central Mrs Salpeter was born in Mrs. Lucy Kohrs of Rochelle New York City and had lived Park; six grandchildren and Power & Light here 29 years. two great-grandchildren. Besides her husband, she is - NOTICE - Company will survived by a sister, Mrs. The Day Funeral Home, be sending Gertrude Roseman of Bala Keyport, is in charge of ar- rangements. 30 percent on fuel bills. And in fin every one of its Cynwyd, Pa. air-conditioned home, sumrm customers a Arrangements are under di- Mrs. Saidee Cantor THERE WILL BE NO rection of Posten's Funeral savings will be comparable, handy 24-page, do-it-yourself guide Home. MARLBORO - Mrs Saidee Cantor, 85, of 36 Stockton PICKUP ON Check your own hprfte for to home insulation. This guide is de- Mrs. H. A. Crayden Drive, died yesterday in Riv- heat leaks. You will find signed to show how proper insula- MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. ervicw Hospital, Red Bank NEW YEAR'S DAY that insulation can Hephzibah A. Crayden, 86, Born in New York Cily, she tion can save energy and money. died yesterday in the King had lived here for seven pay off for you. Remember, no matter how you heat months. She was the widow of — NO ALTERNATE DAY — James Nursing Home. and cool your home, it takes energy Born in England, she had the late David Cantor who WHERE TO recently been a resident at 70 died in 1961. INSULATE YOUR to do it, and proper insulation can Navesink Ave., Rumson Surviving are three daugh- save this energy, and save you ters, Mrs. Andre Rose, with HAPPY NEW YEAR HOME The widow of Alfred Cray- money at the same time. den, she Is survived by a sis- whom she lived; Mrs. Judith 1. Exterior Walls: Heldman of Monroe. NY. ter, Mrs. Alice Edmonds of Sections often over- Gloucester, England. and Miss Jill Cantor of Hast- Funeral arrangements are ings, N.Y. TETRO & SONS DISPOSAL looked are the walls under the direction of the Arrangements are under 902 SPRUCE ST. UNION BEACH between living areas Worden Funeral Home, Red the direction of the Freeman Bank Funeral Home, Freehold. and unheated garages, SHREWSBURY. N J WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 31, 1975 fllC DbUyReftfcler 5 Commercial blood center attracts students By LINDA ELLIS Plasmapheresis is a technique devised to separate red "This whole list" includes several blood tests, unnalysis. color A two-way switch in the side of each couch activates an (Last la a series) cells and protein from whole blood and render plasma. Just a thorough physical by a physician and a lengthy medical electric motor which can tilt the couch at different angles, de- as in a whole blood collection center, blood is withdrawn from questionnaire pending on whether he is bleeding, resting or receiving his NORTH BRUNSWICK-Every chair in the waiting room at a patient's vein. However, in a whole blood collection center, red cells back. Sera-Tec Biologicals was filled by noon. The attending physician, as part of her duties, takes a Po- that's where the process ends from the donor's point of view. Walter Reed, a heavy equipment operator from New Most of the chairs were filled with Rutgers University stu- laroid picture of each applicant, attaches it to your In nn .Brunswick, emerged from the donor room and pocketed his dents on vacation break, the vast majority of them male. In a plasmapheresis center, the red cells and protein are bulging file of consent and medical questionnaire papers and »7 The 30 people were in various stages of being processed separated out by centrifugal force from the blood collected in has you sign your name on the border in her presence Signa for the purposes of plasmapheresis. Sera-Tec is a commercial the donor's pint bag. The red cells are then mixed with a ster- tures are checked three different times by three different "I've been dojjjgjhis for about two years," Reed said "I plasmapheresis center, where donors are paid for bleeding. ile salt water solution and reinjected in the donor to replace people against your driver's license. need the money because I have lots of operations After the cells and an amount, of saline equal to the amount of "That's to make sure no one else tan come in under your awhile, you get used to giving here. The only thing is that Plasma is whole blood with the red cells and protein re- plasma the donor lost. The plasmapheresis center has the moved. It can be used for transfusions and in research. Col- name," the physician said. from being in one position so long your arm gets uncomfor- plasma, the donor has his red cells back. table But the people are nice," Reed said, "and the couches lection centers sell it to hospitals and pharmaceutical houses. Sera-Tec is not squeamish about warning you ol poHBMC are very comfortable " Plasmapheresis centers, the subject of this last in a series- Sera-Tec pays a minimum of $7 for the two pints of dangers related to plasmapheresis In large print in the con- plasma that the donor leaves behind on blood collection, differ from noncommercial whole blood sent papers is a sobering list of possible hazards They range Donors are given an object resembling a hard rubber ball banks in a variety of ways. The former are interested in a dif- The ^^ is why the Rutgers University political srience ma- from dizziness to death Among the possible side effects are kid td squeeze to make the blood flow faster. ferent end product, they pay for it, the process of extracting jor sitting next to me, Both of us drinking the cherry soda dis- ney damage, infection, backache and bruised veins "I've seen a few people faint and so forth, but not much the plasma fakes approximately 1^ hours and the procedure pensed free by the center, appears here twice a week. Fatalities have never occurred at this facility, the physi- tif that," Reed noted "Some people don't know they're going is complex. Jim W. (he asked we not use his name as he doesn't want cian said The major danger is being reinjected with someone to have that sensitivity to the needle until they're actually in At a nonprofit whole blood center, the blood drawing his parents to know what he does for walking-around money) else's red cells To ensure against that, each bag of blood is la- the process But the staff takes you right off if there's any takes three to five minutes and donors may only, by state is a veteran plasma donor As did many in the room, he knew beled with the donor's name while the bag is attached to the problem " law, give five times a year, with a minimum of eight weeks other donors by name and asked the staff what they got under donor. Before the red cells arc reinjected the donor must Earlier, Jim W. had confirmed that you're free to leave at separating the donations. the Christmas tree. He'd read the tattered issues of Esquire circle his name on the bag and write "yes" beside it any stage "Yeah, but then they don't pay you, of course," he State law permits two plasmapheresis donations per and New York magazine but said he couldn't get motivated to Jim W describes the atmosphere in the donor room as added week. study the text on government he'd brought. "convivial." Vertical staff and horizontal bleeders discuss There are a variety of places a person can go if he feels The body's bone marrow takes eight weeks to restore red Jim aridl everyone else in the room looked very healthy 1 sports and jobs and some donors read during the 14 hours he can part with some blood. This series has highlighted two: blood cells; plasma is regenerated within the body within two soon found out why I was benched, after 2'/^ hours of exam- "It takes that long because even though the actual bleed- a nonprofit whole blood center and a commercial plasmaphe- to 2% days. ination, questions and waiting, for being under the blood pres- ing only takes about 15 minutes, the Intravenous return of the resis facility Plasma is as suitable for transfusions as whole blood ex- sure ami weight minimums. red cells and the salt water take a long lime And then-, of The pathology department of any hospital can direct a po- cept in cases of massive hemorrhaging, hemophilia and rare "They don't make any exceptions here," Jim said. "You course, they do it all over again," Jim W. described tential donor to the place of his choice types of blood cancer. have to meet this whole list of things." The vinyl donor couches are green, brown or oxblood in Don't forget to eat first. Two Colts Neck Telephone rate increase board members opposed by school board MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - $6 to $7 for additional lines. uation will take place June 15. The Matawan Regional Board "Application of the pro- while commencement ex- won't run again of Education has adopted a posed increase to the latest ercises at Matawan Avenue resolution protesting a pro- billing results in a total of and Lloyd Road Schools will By BARBARA KATELL Mrs. Amend, who is com- 13 posed increase in telephone $2,198, a 38 per cent increase take place June 16 and 17, re- pleting her sixth year on the COLTS NECK - Unless .rates. caused by the rate change (in spectively. board, has served the longest The board voted unani- September) and the proposed there are last minute changes iV* , " V,- , ™ and was the board's first Barry Rizzo, coach of the of plans there may be no in- mously Monday night to ask rate change," he said. woman member. She has high school football team was cumbent on the Board of Edu- the Board of Public Utility Hoard members voted to been president for the past awarded a plaque "for out- cation ballot in February. Commissioners (I'tIC) to amend rules and guidelines standing achievement in win- year. Previously she was vice evaluate carefully the need governing public input at Mrs. Virginia Amend, presi- president for one year. ning the football champion- dent of the board, is the latest for additional increases and board meetings Non-resi- She cited the need to ex- ship " The Matawan Huskies to announce that she will not the impact such increases dents will be permitted to won the Central Jersey Group run for reelection. pand her printing and publish- would have on public speak at public meetings if ing business as the reason for IV title by beating Colonia in Earlier this'month, George agencies financed by public their comments relate di- not running again. the finals, 7-0. Schenk, a four-year veteran, funds rectly to agenda items. In the "I'm sorry I can't con- also said he would not file for Edward J. Scullion, board past non-residents were only The team also won the tinue," Mrs. Amend said. "I another term. And with the secretary-business admims permitted to speak on an is- Monmouth County champion- have enjoyed serving on the closing date for filing a peti- trator, said the proposed rate sue with permission of the ship plaque presented by The board. And I'm concerned tion to appear on the ballot FRICKEL HONORED — Julius Frickel, second from right, outgoing change increases the basic board president Daily Register and the Rut about maintaining quality set for 4 p.m. Friday, Charles Shrewsbury Township committeeman, Is presented a plaque for his service monthly charge from $11 to Also approved were gradu- gers Cup title, symbolic of education in the township at a I. Quackenbush reportedly to the community by AArs. Anne C. Switek, township clerk. Looking on are $13 for initial lines, and from ation dates High school grad- Central Jersey supremacy time when we may face sev- has not made a final decision Committeemen Richard J. Pavao, left, and John P. Fertig, right. Mr. Fri- ere cutbacks in state aid." as to whether he will run ckel did not seek reelection this year. again. Mrs. Amend said she felt her most effective decision as If none of the incumbents a board member had been runs for reelection, the new her early support of cluster- Miele to succeed Journick nine-member board will in- ing. clude seven members with Under the clustering plan, one year or less experience. which was initiated in Sept. Four of the current members in Hazlet attorney's post 1974, all kindergarten through first took their seats in the third grade students attend last election. HAZLET - The Township pany had applied for an inter- agement has expressed inter- Conover Road School, and all Committee will appoint John im rate hike of 38 per cent est in selling fourth and fifth graders are Miele a local lawyer, to suc- and later reduced its request In other business the com- Three seek posts at Atlantic Elementary ceed Francis X. Journick, as to 23 per cent. mittee agreed to pay Subur- School. Previously, each township attorney, at its orga- The hearing on the interim ban Planning Associates of on school board school functioned as a neigh- nization meeting tomorrow. raise has been ended, Mr. Warren Township, the Plan- HOLMDEL - Three people borhood school and educated The committee announced Hoffman reported, and a deci- ning Board's planning con- have filed nominating peti- kindergarten through fifth Mr. Midi's selection at an sion by lhe1 hearing examiners sultant, $12,000 to conduct "a tions so far for four three- graders. adjourned meeting last night is expected in or before Feb comprehensive study of the SALE STARTS year seats at stake in the "Despite the fact clustering Mr. Journick, who has 1. township" for the purpose of February Board of Education was unpopular when the served as attorney here since Mr. Hoffman said he ex- amending the zoning ordi- FRIDAY election. board adopted it, I feel vindi- 1972, said he would not be pects the PUC will grant the nance in light of the recent The deadline for filing peti- cated by the results," Mrs available next year because company "some interim re- Mount Laurel decision. JANUARY 2 tions is 4 p.m. Friday, but Amend noted "We have of pressing business responsi- lief" on the condition that it In October the committee, Mrs. Nancy Brilliant of 39 achieved better coordination bilities. complete the work it said was at the Planning Board's rec- McCampbell Road, Myron Al- among teachers and better However, the committee necessary to improve its wa- ommendation, authorized a len of 4 Tangle wood Lane and grouping for individual sub- authorized Mr. Journick to ter distribution system, lie six-month moratorium on all John Pan of 13 Parkway PI., jects within grades. Cluster- continue handling certain le- added that he would still op- residential construction to al- have already filed. ing also has enabled us to ex- gal matters left over from his pose any interim hike and low for the study The seats are now held by pand such programs as art tenure as township attorney would push for a lower hike The committee said the everything Robert Soderlund, board vice and music." He will continue to work as The township has been in- board will hold public hear- president, John Landers, Hen- Mrs. Amend also observed special counsel on the Board terested in acquiring the wa- ings on any changes that are CJOGS ... our entire stock ry Zoubek and James Ceder- with pride that while she was of Education's budget appeal, ter company to turn it into a recommended in'the zoning dahl. None of the incumbents the board's first woman mem rent control matters that will municipally owned and oper- ordinance. of best selling, first quality WINTER and had filed as of yesterday. ber, currently four of the nine arise out of the newly adopted ated service. The committee also author HOLIDAY fashions. Shop early for the The election is Feb. 10. members are women. mobile home rent control or- The committee hired Ar ized the attorney to prepare best selection dinance, and the township's Ihur Schoenwald at a fee of an agreement with the Hazlet opposition to the West Keans- $1,000 to conduct a study on Fire Co. for the townships burg Water Co.'s petition for what the company is worth purchase of the company s an 84 per cent rate hike, for use during sale negotia- old firehouse on llolmdel-Key- among other matters. tions with the company port Road. • The committee read a let- Committeeman Herbert J. The committee hopes to buy "DYNAMIC SAVINGS ON NATIONALLY ter from special counsel John Kupfer said the township the firehouse for $70,000 and ADVERTISED FIRST QUALITY FASHIONS" Hoffman on the status of the would operate the company, turn it into a recreation cen- 44 APPLE STREET, NEW SHREWSBURY West Keansburg Water Co.'s "not necessarily through an ter. The agreement hinges on 842-2727 petition before the Board of authority" if a sale can be the township's ability to gel Open dally 9:30-5:30; Thure. A Frl. Ill 9 P.M. Public Utility Commissioners negotiated. He wouldn't say the funds through a federal DEPARTMENT STOR Mr. Hoffman said the com- whether the company's man- grant. 2 Rumson men held in Sea Bright holdup SEA BRIGHT - Two Rum Motel by Patrolman Donald son men will be arraigned in Venti, and was arrested. municipal court here on Jan 7 in connection with an at- Robert Irgens was arrested tempted holdup at the Cjf & shortly after 4 p.m. when he Art's Liquor Store. 1050 came to the police station in- Ocean Ave., yesterday after- quiring about his brother. Po- noon. lice said he had been standing by his car approximately 50 Police have charged (Jre- feet away from where Gre- SEE PROWN'S FOR EVERYTHING gory Kent Irgens, 22, of 73 gory Irgens was appre- • If Bellevue Ave , Rumson, with hended. - FOR YOUR NEW YEAR'S PARTY attempted armed robbery, and his brother, Robert Gregory Irgens was re- 20 in Ptttgi Franklin Irgens, 27, of the leased on 11000 bail and his TOSS SWASH ]OQ same address, with being an brother on $500 bail. accomplice. HAPPY BIRTHDAY AND New Year's PLASTIC Assisting Patrolman Vend Police said Gregory Irgens were Monmouth Beach police. Decorations entered the store at 2:45 p.m., threatened Fred List, owner HAPPY NEW YEAR, AMERICA!!! Correction GLASSWARE* STEMWARE* BAR SETS of the store, with a knife and shop Wednesday 'til 5:30 p.m. — demanded money. MIDDLETOWN - The Steinbach stores will not be open ICE BUCKETS'DECORATIONS* FAVORS time of the Township Com- Mr. List grabbed the knife, tomorrow, New Year's Day AND MORE! cutting his hand in 'the pro- mittee's organization meeting cess, and then threw the sus- tomorrow was incorrectly pect out of the store and listed as noon in yesterday's 741-7500 called police. editions of The Daily Regis- Steinbach The suspect ran north a ter The Township Committee 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK block on Ocean Ave., where will organize for 1976 at 2 he was spotted lying under a p.m in the main meeting car in front of the Nautilus room in Township Hall The Daily Register The great garbage caper study shows, the country Established in 1B7H-Publisbed by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON imiiimiiniiiiimiiiim inn lection They raised well over would have to mine huge * Will Les WMItri $100, which they invested in a quantities of coal but would suitable ARTHURZ KAMIN W ASHINCTON garbage-crushing de- not have lo increase oil im- TT numiiuiun vjce T))is was presentMl ,0 President and Editor The late J. Edgar Hoover ports significantly took extraordinary counter- him with appropriate ceremo- This would mean doubling measures, we have just ny on the 47th anniversary of the present coal production, Thomas J Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor learned, to keep us out of his his FBI career in May 1971. which is now more than the garbage. i mi mm Never again was anyone President called for in his g • WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 31, 1975 Back in 1971, we began an able to learn what Hoover ate original "Project Indepen- American folk hero, was FBI-style investigation of the for dinner. dence" speech. Here are oth- careful never to be seen almighty Hoover. This includ- Footnote: The FBI bulldog er points which the study drinking in public But his ed a watch on his garbage. used this same technique to makes: Our purpose was merely to trash revealed that he tippled acquire other articles that ANDERSON Without a nuclear moralo- * burlesque the FBI's own tac- at home, with a preference struck his fancy It became a NUCLEAR NEWS: The num. the increased flow of tics. For the FBI chief had for Jack Daniels Black Label regular ritual at FBI head Federal Energy Adminis- nuclear energy would bring a taught his agents to search a whiskey. quarters to take up collec- tration has just concluded a drop in oiLimports by 1985. subject's trash for the key to Such irreverent revelations, tions for Hoover's innumer- controversial, computerized But even if nuclear plant con- All ready for the big party his true character we have been informed re- able anniversaries, birthdays. study disputing President struction is stopped to avoid We solemnly concluded liably, caused Hoover to roar Thanksgivings and Chnsl- Ford on nuclear power. the radioactive risks, "the .from our Great Garbage Ca- with rage. He began ponder- mases largest impact on oil imports per that Hoover suffered ing countermeasures and The practice was also ex- The President contends that is a 2.4 per cent increase" from gas pains It was un- seized upon a secret weapon tended to Hoover's No. 2 the United States must have over the projected 1985 fig- settling, we agreed, to think to thwart our garbage raids. man, the late Clyde Tolson. 100 to 125 nuclear plants in ures. of a living legend having gas The incurable curmudgeon who felt he should be honored service by 1985 to reduce our "Natural gas consumption on his stomach. But the, evi- passed on the word to his sub- with expensive gifts, too. His dependence upon foreign oil. is essentially not affected" by dence was indisputable: his ordinates that he wanted a subordinates collected hun- The FEA study, however, garbage disclosed that he garbage compactor, which dreds of dollars to buy furni- strongly suggests that the na- the nuclear outlook dined on such fare as crab could squeeze his garbage ture for his apartment. tion won't need nuclear In case of a moratorium, electric prices would go up 6.4 bisque, sliced onions and pep- into an inseparable unsear- It should be added, in fair- energy after all. The calcu- per cent and coal prices permint stick ice cream, fol- chable block. ness, that the present FBI di- lations are based on FEA pro- would increase 6.2 per cent by lowed by Gelusil antacid pills. His aides, highly sensitive rector, Clarence Kelley. has jections of fuel costs and needs in 1985. 1985 above the increase al- The great G-man, mindful to his slightest wish, imme- sternly discouraged any gifts ready projected. of his responsibility as an diately began taking up a col- from his agents. Without nuclear energy, the Nice guy finishes first

By JIM BISHOP iiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiii peace That night. Mike ing up when the old man isn't played cards in his bride's looking. Mike wanted the Santa had a special gift for home. At 10:30, Mr Purnell girls to go to college. Christ- Michael Dowd in 1943 II was THE glanced at his watch. "Mike," ine, at age 18, came home on a girl. He saw her come he said, "you'd better go vacation to say that she was through the doorway to her REPORTER home now." Young Mike in love. Mike and Gen told living room with a jar of pep- Dowd did. Alone. her that no girl knows her own mind at 18. She hit them permint. She handed it to iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiimi In good time, they revealed Mike and said. " Merry their secret. When the war hard. "You did," she said Christmas." fant. Mike did not smoke, was over, Dowd tried several They invited the boy, Paul He was 18. She was 17. drink or lie, which dis- singing jobs. One was with Boynavich, to their home. He When Mike looked at Gen- qualified him from show busi- bandleader Kay Kayser. The Westinghouse auditioned a looked Mike squarely in the evieve Purnell, he saw a vi- ness. maestro didn't like the name lot of big names. The contract eye. He took Christine to sion of loveliness. He stood. A week later, Mike saw the "Mike Dowd." It sounds, he was given to Mike Douglas. mass on Sunday, took her to He swallowed. He said. same girl at a radio station said, like Mike Todd. Kayser He was paid MOO a week for operas, brought her home on "Thank you." He felt his party. He felt the same changed the kid's name to Mi- singing and chatting with time. Mike shakes his head. stomach squeeze. squeeze of the stomach He chael Douglas. guests. The place was Chan- "The sonofagun made all the It was not relieved by sent her date, a page boy. Mike Douglas sang with nel 3, Cleveland. It was a lo- right moves." Christmas dinner. Dowd had down the hall for some Stan bands for a couple of hundred cal show. Fraser's faith and Today Christine and Paul no recollection of eating. He Kenton records. He stood a week. He refused lo go any- Mike's talent did the rest. He live in Cleveland. They have stared at Genevieve across near Genevieve Purnell. a where without his Gen. Their is now heard on 150 TV sta- four children: Debbie. 9; Cin- the table. It was rude, but he girl he had never dated, and first children were identical tions. dy, 6; Paul Michael. 3; and couldn't turn away. murmured, "When this war is twin girls: Michele and Douglas gives all the good Stephan, I. Mike has stopped Mike was nothing going no- over, will you marry me?" Christine. Thirteen years lat- lines on the show to his worrying. where. He grew up a soloist She looked down at her fan- er, Kelly was bom. guests. There is an expression He is 50, and doesn't look it at St. Bernardine's Church in cy shoes and said, "Yes. Mi- In 1961, Mike was in Los in show business: "If the His contract has made him a West Park, Illinois. At IK. he chael. I will." When he was Angeles. He received a letter great things can't happen to millionaire. Mike and Gen 3»^^ was a solo singer on radio in within 10 days of the Navy, he from a young TV director me, let them happen to a guy talk of quitting in three or Oklahoma City. This,did not saw Gen and said, "Let's get named Woody Fraser. 'I'm in like Mike Douglas." four years. They are building impress the senior Purnells. married today." "All right." charge of program devel- Mike and Gen have not a retirement home at Bona- Young Dowd was to be in- she said, "but let's not tell opment for Westinghouse changed. They are seldom venture Country Club in Fort ducted in the U.S. Navy in a my folks." Broadcasting," Fraser wrote. more than a few feet from Lauderdale, Florida. New year, new hopes few weeks. He was sturdy, a They drove to Norman, Ok- "They're thinking about a each other's hand. Behind it will be a guest kid with an Irish kisser and lahoma. The ceremony was new talk variety show. Mike. Children, even identical cottage. Guess whose happy the candid blue eyes of an in- performed by a justice of the I think you're right for it." twins, have a habit of grow- little faces will be there . . . Now the old year ticks off its fi- The year 1975 is not to be writ- nal hours, and it has been that kind ten off as a total loss. For all its tri- of year that few of us are sorry to bulations, it gave us what appears to see end. It was a year of great un- be a good start toward recovery certainty, in the areas of world poli- from one of the ills that has afflicted The season to be tortured tics and, especially, of world econo- all sectors of our society — the eco- my. It was a year in which there nomic slump. Most of the prime eco- By ROBERT YOAKLM ii i it i > i 1 > ii my departure from the home you forget that because your was too much violence — too often, nomic indicators have been pointing of Robert Osborn, the illustra- face is now beginning to ironically, committed in the name of upward for several months and as Call me anti-social, call me ANOTHER tor. The Osborns are still my swell. It's also getting longer some real or supposed high ideal — the year ends all indications are that Scrooge, call me a party poo friends, but some hosts might Your huge chin is down by and too much of world conflict and Christmas sales — a factor that can per — call me anything, but not be friendly after a guest your sternum. Your smile is LOOK (me) had hurled a glass suffering, which did not end with the make or break a given year for please don't call me about a contorted, like Lon ChaneyV cocktail party you're giving (Steuben) at the terrace "So you ease the glass to a halt of the Vietnam holocaust. It is a retailers and reflects markedly on because I won't come. illllllMllimtlHIIMIIIIHIIHIIIIHIHIIIlHIIlim (stone) in order lo emphasize table and begin to back out year we happily write "finis" to the welfare of producers and whole- This may be a Ume of hail- a point (political). You resolve that you'll never salers — will set new volume fellow-well-met and holly come noisy tigers; uptight go to another party again. with some reason to hope that its Sixth, I hate to stand. But sprigs for you. but it's a time stockbrokers become sociolo- Bui you do." hardships have taught lessons which records. There still are far too many that's what one does al par- of horror for us mis- gists; sociologists become sil- VOAKl'M will help us correct our errors and who are unemployed and forced to ties. One stands, and stands, Those are the reasons for anthropartyites (haters of ly- frugality, but a new attitude of op- and stands. When I can't my aversion to organized fes- make for a brighter future. people at parties). Third, I inevitably end up stand standing any longer. I denly you realize, I don't tivities — the reasons why I timism among those able to spend My first objection to cock- spending an aching hour or After the trials our republic and do deep knee bends. This know anyone here!' eschew canapes, shun egg- tail parties is that they can more with someone I nor- the world have endured the new — and our national income continues causes guests to look at me "With your smile now fro- nog, and duck mistletoe. lead to the consumption of year comes as a signal of ,hope. It to rise — could easily be the factor mally wouldn't cross the with alarm or at my wife zen, you get a drink. You cocktails, which, in turn, can will be a monumental year in which that will correct that problem. street to see. Everyone else with pity. stand with the drink in your But every now and then lead to oblivion. Worse, they but me seems successfully hand, still smiling, looking what the lawyers call a we mark our 2OOth birthday as a na- In those areas involving human can lead to high-risk, low- paired. Finally, I occasionally suf- over people's heads as though "force majeuj-e" comes tion, and the attendant reflection on emotion — world political unrest, yield ventures. Fourth, I can't talk to the fer from what I call •Shaw's there might be someone you along, and I find myself at a (Granted there are fewer people I want most to meet Syndrome" at those big city a proud history and recognition of crime and violence here and abroad know on the other side of the party, willy-nilly. So if you our areas of greatness should make ventures now, after marriage, My wife is usually there, and parties given by publishers room. see a chap doing knee bends, — we can only resolve to continue to the people I want most to the observance, in itself, an in- but serious trouble is only a and people like that. I call it "It's just about then that glancing wildly around the strive for improvement, knowing lurch away at parties where meet have characteristics she "Shaw's Syndrome" because room, ogling girls, snarling, spiration to new heights of achieve- you feel your fingers swelling. that if the effort becomes broad both sexes are present ) objects to — wearing low-cut, Artie Shaw, the articulate ex- You keep your rigid smile, and throwing glasses — it's ment. It is a year, too, in which we high-slit dresses, for example enough and strong enough it must Second, cocktail parties band leader, described it bel- and you don't look down, but either me or a fellow mis- will hold a presidential election, and bring out the worst in most of Fifth, party pressures tend ter than anyone else: anthropartyite. And I succeed. you know that your fingers we can be certain that a long list of us. People change: Quiet, to make me argumentative. "You enter this big room. are now the size or bananas wouldn't care if you called a Now and then I force myself past errors — some actual and So tonight we bid the old year kind women become shrill It's full of people drinking bouncer. At this time of year, harridans; timid men be- to recall painful events, like and talking. So you put on a "The glass is about to slip departying would be such some, no doubt, products of political farewell and greet the new one with smile and look around. Sud- from your giant digits, but sweet sorrow. fancy — will be laid before us for rising hopes that 1976 will write a sober perusal. And this, too, is good — possibly even a great — healthy. chapter in our history. Today in history For peace in Angola

By The Associated Press Marshall was bom in Union- victed of trying to hijack an The newly assumed U.S. stance plains, "are best served by leaving town, Pa. airliner to Israel. in the Angolan conflict is heart- the Russians exposed high and*dry On this date in 1879. at Men- In 1946, the end of World One year ago: The Richard ening, and Sen. Clifford P. Case's as the major force intervening in Af- lo Park, N.J., Thomas Edison War II was proclaimed offi- Nixon Foundation dropped first demonstrated the elec- cially by President Harry plans to build a library in stated attitude on the problem is rica." Our prior position of support tric incandescent light. of an interest already abandoned by Truman. honor of the former president. worthy of notice and commendation. On this date: In 1951, the US Marshall In voting to cut off further fund- Communist China and strongly sup- In 1781, Henry Laurens of plan expired after distributing Today's birthday: Industri- ing for factions fighting in the newly ported by apartheid South Africa the American Continental foreign aid amounting to $12.5 alist James Ling is 53 years independent African country, Sen. had been a source of embarrassment Congress was released from billion. old. the Tower of London in re- Ten years_ago: In Paris, Thought for today: When Case points out, the Senate has sav- in the eyes of some legislators and turn for the British general, driving, lose a minute and African leaders, he points out. the U.S. representative to the ed the United States from embroil- Charles Cornwallis United Nations, Arthur Gold- save a life - Anonymous. ment in a "no-win situation." The The State Department's new In 1862, President Abraham berg, told French President Bicentennial footnote: 200 action, our state's senior senator and tack in sending a high-ranking diplo- Lincoln signed an act admit- de Gaulle that the United ting West Virginia to the years ago today, the Amen . ranking Republican member of the mat to Africa to seek multi-national States wanted an early and can general Richard Mont Union. honorable settlement of the Foreign Relations Committee, points support for a truce in Angola is a In 1890, Ellis Island in New gomery was killed and Ben- Vietnam conflict. edict Arnold was wounded as out, will work against the Russians much more laudable one than was York Harbor was opened as Five years ago: The Soviet they led an American attack who are heavily backing one of the that of funding covert factional ac- an immigration depot. Union commuted the death against the Canadian city of In 1890, General G»orge factions fighting for control of the tion, a course that too easily could sentences of two Jews con- Quebec. country newly freed by Portugal. have led to another Vietnam-type in- "Our strategic interests," he ex- volvement. SHREWSBURY N J WEDNESOAY DECEMBER 31 1975 The Daily Register 7 Practical New Year's resolution: Stick to a budget By JOHN DORFMAN ing point in budgeting should newjnattress, a washing ma- iiiiiiiiiiuniniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii To a great extent, the same ing out, can save a surprising curding to Hunt But you be disposable income — that chine and an end table with kind of advance buying can amount of money — perhaps might be an exception If you Among your uplifting New is, the monthly income you lamps," Hunt said. "She be done with food If you $200 or more over the course-! can ^ind a cheaper way of Year's resolution, consider a take home after taxes. didn't know which to get first can afford to buy a freezer, it of a year \ i' getting to work, such as bi- practical one this year: stick- You then subtract fixed But when we talked, it was will save you money in the Shelter costs arc harder to.' cycling or car pooling, you ing to a budget MAKING ENDS costs you know you're going clear that she was spending a long run," said Hunt minimize If you're looking may save hundreds of dollars Too many people think a to face, such as rent or mort- lot of time and money at the With a freezer, you can buy for new quarters, be sure to •.a year 'Midget it a torture device, de- gage payments, monthly pay- laundromat, so a washing ma- food when it's on sale, and check the costs of electncity. \A legitimate tax deduction kigned to take all the lun out ments on other debts you owe chine became the first prior- MEET you can also buy it in bulk I heat, water, and properly save you even more If of life. Its exactly the oppo jnu (these should never exceed 20 ity- buy a five-pound box of veal taxes If you own a home, you .you aren't covered by a pen site — an instrument designed per cent of your gross in- Wants could include a new cutlets from a butcher for can try to hold down utility Mun plan wherf_>ou uork to help you reach your goals, H> iitiiilUH come), or tuition payments color television set, a vaca- II 99 a pound." said Hunt bills by maximum insulation look into Ihe possibility of es including the purchase of (un for your children's education tion abroad or a set of golf cent); transportation (8 per take advantage of them " "Those same cutlets cosi and other energy-saving men laMMUiH an Individual He Items and luxuries What's left is your income clubs. Whatever it is. your cent); and clothing (also 8 The moral: check your $2.89 a pound at the super sures. tii i-riiiTti Account Money you "You have to become self- that's available for spending chances of getting it are bet- per cent). wardrobe for a coming season market " For most people, tranv put inin such accounts is, de ish and decide you owe your- To spend it wisely. Hunt ter if you deliberately set well in advance, and buy Carrying a "brown-bag" portation and taxes are vir- ductible from your taxable in- self something for your la- aside money for it. Obviously, any savings you recommends making two can make on those big-ticket clothes when they're on sale lunch to work, instead of eat- tually fixed expenses' at come for the vear bors," says Norman Hunt, a lists: "needs and wants —. loan officer and financial According to US Labor items will free up a mean- what you require and what Department statistics, an counsellor at First National ingful amount of money for you desire." Decide what's imaginary but typical urban City Bank of New York "Es- your other needs and wants most important to you. and family of four spends about 8_> Yet, says Hunt. "People do tablish a certain percentage put the items in order of pri- per cent of its gross income not plan. Every year stores of your paycheck that you get ority. on five items These are food have spring, summer and to keep, whether it's so cents "For example, I saw a (25 per cent); .shelter (23 per winter sales on clothing pre- or»50." young woman yesterday cent, including utilities and ceding each season But For most people, the start- whose list of needs included a furniture); taxes (18 per many people aren't ready to OUR BIGGEST SALE DAY OF THE YEAR

A retirement portfolio NOW AT BOTH SHOWROOMS

By DAVID It SARGENT ' ' """ ""pertormin" g the market in the future. By all means keep this Q — I have just retired security even though its divi- Please advise me how io in- SUCCESSFUL dend seems minuscule. vest my 130,000 for income to On the other hand, West- supplement my Social Secu- INVESTING inghouse common stock is too rity. Also have small in- speculative for a retirement portfolio. Since the company vestments in Beneficial Corp.. iiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimii Westinghouse and Putnam In- announced in July that it luted) in 1976 from an esti- 1982, rated A and selling at vestors Fund. Should I main- would not be able to meet its par, would make a secure in- mated $3 a share in 1975 as fi- uranium contract obligations, tain these or switch? — R.S. termediate-term selection ROUTE 9. JUST NORTffoF LAKNKOOD N J ROUTE 35 W»U TWP N J nance and merchandising op- several utilities have filed A — You can maintain cur- For the long-term bond, you 201'364 1234 201'449 6700 erations quickly reflect suit against it for noncom- rent income through purchase might consider the Columbia changes in consumer spend- pliance of contracts. Eventual of corporate bonds. On the Gas 101/fes of 1995. rated A and ing and interest rates With a settlements could prove cos- other hand, you should main- also selling at par to yield low P/E, a generous yield tly. Meanwhile, operating re- tain commitments in secu- 10M, per cent. and improving earnings out- sults are improving from pre- rities offering potential for look, Beneficial is a fine hold- viously depressed levels With the remaining $10,000 dividend increases and capi- ing for you. Westinghouse, therefore, is a plus, purchase 100 shares of FLOOR SflfTlPLE SOLE tal appreciation. Aim for half Putnam Investors, of good speculation for Ihe ven- to two-thirds in fixed income Southern Railway $3 convert- course, is primarily attractive turesome. But a retired in- securities and one-third to a ible preferred at 52 (for a 5.8 for growth purposes This vestor should stay with more ONE DflY ONLY half in equities and convert- per cent yield) and 350 United fund has achieved an ex- conservative investments Telecommunications at 14. ibles. cellent performance record With the $30,000 plus the yielding 8 per cent from a fre- Keep your holdings of Bene- during the past lOVd years, proceeds from the sale of quently increased dividend. FRIDflY, JfiNURRY 2^, 9 fl.m. 'TIL 12 miDNIGHT ficial and Putnam Investors with a whopping 124 per cent Westinghouse. purchase Beneficial has a good divi- gain vs. 59 per cent for the $10,000 each of an inter- (Mr. Sargent cannot answer dend paying record over the SlcP 500. Its portfolio, is com- mediate term and a long-term all mail personally, but will years. It should score a solid posed of high quality com- EVERY PIECE OF FINE FURNITURE AND SPECIAL ORDERS AT BOTH bond. For instance, (he Ari- answer all questions possible earnings rebound to 13.35 (di- panies, likely to continue out OUR SHOWROOMS ROUTE 9, LAKEWOOD. AND ROUTE 35. WALL zona Public Service 94s of in his column). TOWNSHIP IS ON SALE THIS SPECIAL DAY. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2 1976 PICK AND CHOOSE TO YOUR HEARTS DELIGHT FROM SUCH PRESTIGIOUS FURNITURE MAKERS AS HENREDON BAKER. UNION NATIONAL. CENTURY. SELIG TOMLINSON. STIFFEL AND MANY MORE TOO Jobless rate seen higher NUMEROUS TO MENTION SO BE EARLY FOR THE BEST SELECTION ON HUNDREDS OF VALUES By JOHNCINMFF Adding to the mystery, says Labor Statistics began coun- number jumped roughly 50 READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AP Business Aaalysl Sindlinger, is that his survey ting as employed those people per cent, to more than 700.000. "KINGS REALLY DOES HAVE IT ALL " still is within one-half of one in public works and college all of whom are counted as NEW YORK - For more per cent agreement with the work-study programs, most of employed when, Killingsworth than 20 years until early this larger government figure, whom were earlier consid- suggests, many of them ac- year, said Albert Sindlinger. that for the total labor force ered jobless or not members tually would be without jobs his market research com- In November it was within of the labor force. or not in the labor force if pany's independent survey of one-tenth of one. per cent "Apply the same rationale they didn't have the govern- employment matched govern- agreement. retroactively and it would re- ment's assistance. ment figures to within one "Why should we go so far duce the unemployment count In 1967 more changes were per cent. off on the smaller figure after during the late 1930s by one- made, serving further to Since April, Sindlinger & two decades iff almost total third," he said. depress the jobless rate. The OFF Co., which interviews 1,100 agreement?" Sindlinger "When they started (his definition of what constituted households a week by tele- asked pointedly. new definition in 1965 they job seeking, and thus who phone, has found 1.5 million He has examined and re-ex- never publicly reported it." was to be counted as unem- more jobless, using the offi- amined his figures, which are he said. "I stumbled across ployed, was made more rigid cial definition, than is cur- used by many scores of busi- it. The majority of so-called Youngsters 15 and 16 were rently being reported by Ihe nessmen, government offi- experts are unaware." dropped from both the labor Bureau of Labor Statistics. cials, economists and stock What impact has it had0 force and the jobless count Because of this, Sindlinger brokers. He insists the gov- Killingsworth explains: A low These changes, said Kill has become an outspoken ernment owes the public an figure in the Public Service ingsworth, add up to a serious critic of the government's job explanation. Employment Program was understating of Ihe figures, which in November Prof. Charles Killingsworth reached in August 1974 at unemployment condition. "If showed 8.3 per cent of a is another critic with solid 33.000 people. A new program we applied the old definitions, 92,979,000-person labor force credentials, earned mainly in was begun and by July 1975 the unemployment rate today would be at least one full per- Route 9. Just north ol Ukewrxx) N J Route 35. Wall Top N J (201)449 6700 unemployed. academia and government the number involved leaped (201)364 1234 (3 miles north ol Bnelle Circle) centage point higher." "The jobless rate should be service. to 315,000. much higher," he said. Using A university professor of "All these people were The I Kiilv Register the government's own defini- economics and labor and in- counted as employed, " he

tion, that the person must be dustrial relations at Michigan said. "When reports tell us I Plot r>tlgn S*rvK* — II no mjiot Classified Way P MEMBER Of INItBlOB DESIGN SOCIIIr actively seeking work, it State University, Kill- we've had a growth in em- Open 9^ M IO9PM should have been over 9.2 per ingsworth is also chairman of ployment a substantial part is dial cent in November, he said. the National Manpower Po- due to the Public Service Em- "The Action Line" By his own definition, "any- licy Task Force, a group of ployment Program," he ex- one who tells us they are out mainly university people, fun- plained. 542-1700 of work," the November job- ded in part by the Labor De- The College Work-Study less rate was 10.6 per cent. partment. During the Korean Program also helped lower "I'm baffled," he said, "in War he was chairman of the the jobless rate The pro- view of the fact that for two Wage Stabilization Board gram, said Killingsworth. had decades we were in almost As a measure of economic been "jogging along" at complete agreement with the performance, he says, the 500,000 worker-students One government figures. We've jobless figures are under- hour of work in a survey changed no definitions. We stated and misleading. week and they were consid- haven't changed our ques- In 1965, he reports, the Cen- ered employed, he said. tions, ever." sus Bureau and the Bureau of This past September the

Thank You for a wonderful Holiday Season!

OFFICE OPENING — Congratulations are in order at a party celebrating the grand opening of the new Freehold office of Lawyers Title Insurance Company. Jack Keaveney, center, assistant vice president of Central Jer- ROOTS , sey Bank and Trust Company, offers his best wishes to Frank Hugus, cen- ter, resident manager of the new office, while Bill Semko, senior title offi- summit.;, red bank cer of LTIC, looks on. 8 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J WEDNESQAY, DECEMBER 31.1975 Victorian scenes on new 1976 calendar

By MARGUERITE HENDERSON Mr. Moss is vice president of the Monmouth Museum. Mrs. Simon, wife of Dr. Lester Simon, is a member of the George H. Moss Jr., Rumson, has a fine collection of museum board and exhibition chairman for Monmouth Mu- wood engravings that deal with the Jersey Shore. Elaine Sim- seum. on, Little Silver, has a fine eye for design. Together they — In designing the calendar Mrs. Simon selected wood en- by commission of the Junior League of Monmouth County — gravings that focus on such Jersey Shore activities - popular created a handsome 1976 calendar, first offered for sale at the in the American Victorian period - as boating, fishing, horse League's Designer's Showhouse and Monmouth Museum, Lin- racing, ocean bathing and trap-shooting. croft. Tfo^pnce is $3.50 plus tax. The calendar, with prints approximately 7x10 inches, Mr. Moss, a former member of the New York Stock Ex- which are suitable for framing, has ample space for making change, is an historian and author. His books are "Nauvoo to notations for each day of the year. the Hook," "Steamboat to the Shore," "Double Exposure," We of the Contemporary Life staff, make note on our own "The Early History o( Sea Bright" and "Monmouth — Our In- calendar for tomorrow: HAPPY NEW YEAR to all our read- dian Heritage." ers.

WIOTEK SCENES AT SLA

1976 JANUARY 1976 TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY PRIDAY SATURDAY December 1 2 3 1 l 1 4 fi ft 7 M >t III ii is la tVpy *"/•« II iS 16 17 I- V .'ii n .'.' .M H ."• tb ii

NEW YEARS DAY 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR - Mrs. Jan Fuglesang of Oslo, Nor- 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 way, left, and her iden- tical twin Mrs. John Wllllts, who has strayed far from her Scandina- MAKTIN LUTHER KING vian birthplace to re- side in Middletown, gets 18 19 20 . 21 22 23 24 assistance from Ger- man-born Mrs. Robert Stava, Middletown, > right, at the Monmouth Museum gift shop. Among the attractive Items offered for sale 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 there is the Junior League of Monmouth County's calendar, pic- tured In the foreground, "Victorian Scenes at the Jersey Shore." Closeup of cover is above. Seafood is the slimmest of all main-course choices Anyone who has a nodding acquaintance with dieting large, cut them in half, otherwise, leave them whole. Thread servings. knows that seafood turns up with frequency on most lose- the scallops on 6 skewers, alternating them with the bacon Car** Total Soturoltd Colorlei hydrates Protein Fat Fat Choi weight plans. The reason is that seafood is the slimmest of all and vegetables. In a shallow plate, combine the oil, soy sauce (CM) (OMI (OM) (OM) (MO) Tatal l,337.o 12.0 1761 54.3 12.7 622.9 main-course choices — the one that's highest in protein and and seasonings.. Rotate the skewers in this mixture to coat Servlno • W3.9 2.0 29.4 9.1 .2.1 103.1 lowest in fat. evenly. Place the skewers 3 or 4 inches over hot coals for IS Editor's note: This is Part V from a condensation ol "The All fish is low-calorie when compared with most meat — minutes, turning frequently. (Or place the skewers on a shal- Consumer Gutde Diet Cookbook" by Barbara Gibbons and the even so-called "fatty" fish Flounder, a lean fish, is only 30K low non-stick roasting pan or cookie sheet. Pour on the re- editors of Consumer Guide. ($4.95 Publications International calories a pound compared with 1,818 calories for rib roast — maining sauce. Bake them in a preheated 450-degree oven for Ltd., distributed by Simon & Schuster) both have a comparable protein content. Mackerel, which is a 15 minutes, turning them once or twice during the cooking.) "fat" fish, has only 866 calories a pound and more protein Makes six servings. carbo Totol Saturated than rib roast. To see how other popular species of seafood hydrotes Protein Fat Fat Choi. after breast surgery (CM) (OM) (OM) (OMI (MCI compare, check the following list. Total l.Stt.7 73.5 193.5 61.9 11.7 429.5 POUND MEASURES ARE FOK MEAT ONLY - RAW, Serving 25(1 12.3 33.3 10.3 2.0 71.0 Core*. Total Saturated EXCEPT FOR CANNED SEAFOOD CaloriesI hydrates Protein Fat Fat Choi STUFFED FISH FILLETS WITH CRAB MEAT lya ONE POUNI D CALORIES (CM) (OMI (DM) 7.5-ounce can crab meat Totol 1.441.1 '88' 151 1 73.1 IS 2 664.9 Jodee „ BUI, Hit 1,1)1 Serving 9.) 37.7 Hi 3.1 160.1 Boil, strlpea 474 Mi: 1 pound sole or flounder fillet Bluellin 530 ORIENTAL FISH BROIL Burterfllh sn 3 tablespoons soft bread crumbs Corp sn 2 pounds skinless fish fillets one-half cup minced celery docs it all cot/im 447 Clam miat Ml 1 cup low-calorie French dressing 1 teaspoon onion powder Cod , 1S4 Crab meat 411 3 tablespoons soy sauce one-half teaspoon butter-flavored salt Flounder 101 Haddock 3SI 3 teaspoons ground ginger pinch of pepper Halibut 4S1 for you! LoM Trout :. 1,09] lemon slices pinch, of tarragon LoWter 411 Spray a bake-and-serve platter with spray-on vegetable Mocterel 144 2 tablespoons diet margarine Oyster mtot , 799 coating, and arrange the fillets in a single layer. Combine the 1 and one-half tablespoons fresh lemon juice Porch 431 Pompano 7S1 French Dressing, soy sauce, and ginger, and pour this mix- 1 cup dry white wine Porgy SOI Plkt 404 ture over the fish. Let the fish stand for 10 minutes. Broil the paprika Rtd Snapper 411 440 fillets about 4 inches from the heat source for 10 to 15 minutes Drain the crab meat, bone it and flake it. Cut the fillet Rockllsn 939 Salmon 101 or until they flake easily when tested with a fork. Baste them into 6 pieces. Salt 193 Sordino* canned In tomato louce 347 once during the broiling time with the sauce in the platter. To In a bowl, combine the crab meat, bread crumbs, celery, Scallops 44S Smtlt 411 serve, garnish the fish with lemon slices. Makes 8 servings. onion powder, salt, pepper, and tarragon. Lay the pieces of Shrimp Carbo Total Saturated Swordllih Colorlei hydrate! Protein Fat Fat Choi. fillet out flat and place an equal portion of the crab filling at Tuna, conned In oil (CM) (CM) (CM) (OM) (MO) Tuna, canned In water 174 Total I.I67.S 3.0 2K>2 74.6 11.3 120.1 one end of each piece. Roll up the fillets, and fasten them Whlteflih 701 Serving 233 4 0.4 35.0 9.3 2.7 102.6 closed with wooden picks. Place the rolls in a shallow baking "DEEP-FRIED" FISH FILLETS SCALLOPS ON SKEWERS dish. Pour the lemon juice and wine over them and dot with 1 pound fish fillets 1 pound small scallops diet margarine. Bake at 350 degrees — basting occasionally — legg one-half pound Canadian Bacon for about 20 minutes. Sprinkle with paprika. Makes six 2 tablespoons corn or safflower oil 1 large onion one-half cup seasoned bread crumbs 2 green peppers Whip egg and oil together with a fork, on a plate. Place half-pound fresh mushrooms NOW AVAILABLE the new the bread crumbs on another plate. Dip the fillets first into 1 tablespoon corn or safflower oil In Little Silver the egg mixture and then into the bread crumbs or other shal- 2 tablespoons soy sauce jodee bra low pan with no-stick coating, and bake them at 450 degrees garlic salt dash of cayenne Depilatron, for 10 to 12 minutes until they are golden and cooked through. Cut the Canadian bacon into 1-inch cubes. Cut the onion and form Makes four servings. and green peppers into chunks. 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Without pain, without Monmouth Mall—Rt. 35 • Slat* Appro*** FwAopoMmant swelling or irritation In fact, make up can be applied immediately after Eatontown, N.J. 542-1118 284 OCEANPORT AVE. OCEANPORT treatment. (depilorron) Mon.-Sat. 10-9:30 Engaged SHREWSBURY, N J WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 31. 1975 The Daily Register 9 Crowell-Lobdell RUMSON - Mr. and Mrs. Leighton M. Lobdell, 5 Buena Vista Ave., announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Shelley Adams Lobdell, to John Arthur Crowell, son of Mr. Twins bring stares and Mrs. John V. Crowell Jr., 11 Laurelwood Drive, Little Sil- ver. A May wedding is planned. Miss Lobdell, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Scott, Rumson, and Mrs. Leighton Lobdell, Rumson, and the MIM UbdeU people out in her booklet. late Mr. Lobdell, is a graduate of Rumson Country Day Mlts Lib* Dear Ann Landers: I read School and attended the Knox School, St. James, L.I. She was your column every day and "Teen-Age Sex — Ten Ways graduated from Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School Ling-Lube have never seen a problem ANN LANDERS to Cool It." Send 50 cents in and attended Endicott Junior College, Beverly, Mass. She is like mine. coin and a long, self-ad employed by Reussilles' Jewelers, Red Bank. WEST KEANSBURG - Mr dressed, stamped (lie now) I had twin daughters three envelope to Ann Landers. Mr. Crowell, a grandson of Mrs. John V. Crowell of River and Mrs. Charles W Lube. IH wrong with it. What's the an- him. His psychologist says he months ago. Whenever I take I' 0, Box 1400, Elgin, 111 Plaza, and the late Judge John V. Crowell, and of A. S. Reese Thirteenth St., announce the swer? - JFN needs a woman to talk to and engagement of their daugh- them out in the pram I feel as of Washington, Pa., and the late Mrs. Reese, is a graduate of if I'm putting on a side show Dear JFN: What's the ques- I'm that woman Now I feel 60120. Christian Brothers Academy, Lincroft. He received a BA de- ter, Miss Sharlene Anne rotten for not helping him Dozens of people stop and tion'' Is he cuckoo'' The an- Yellow cheddar cheese is col- gree from Elizabethtown College, Pa., and is associated with Lube, to Donald 0. Ling, son solve his life's problems ored; white cheddar cheese is say, "Oh, they're identical' swer is yes. He could also be Boynton and Boynton, Inc., Red Bank of Mr. and Mrs Dwight I) Please advise at once — not. Both varieties are avail- How can you tell them arrested II a neighbor should Ling, Windber, Pa. catch his act and decide he Cow-Licked In Kansas able although yellow cheddar apart?" I say, "They are cheese is the one most widely Mezzo-Pisciotta Miss Lube is an alumna of NOT identical. Each child has doesn't care (or that type of Dear K.: So his psy- Raritan High School and is at- sprinkler system. Send him a chologist says he needs a used. LITTLE SILVER - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pisciotta, 9 her own personality. There tending Concord College, are definite differences in get-well card. He's sick. woman to talk in'' Well, how Oakwood Lane, have announced the engagement of their Athens, W. Va . where she is Miss Ilissell daughter, Miss Elaine Rose Pisciotta, to Joseph A. Mezzo Jr., their features." Then the Dear Ann Landers: Mary about his wife? Or a woman PREGNANT a member of Alpha Sigma Al- son of Mr. and Mrs. Mezzo, 451 Mountain Ave., North fools look for identifying char- has been my friend for 18 therapist? Snell-Hassell Plainfield. pha sorority and was named acteristics and start to com- years. I'm 40 and unmarried If Bob calls again, read my NEED HELP to Who's Who Among Students One night when I was visiting LITTLE SILVER - An- Miss Pisciotta, a graduate of Red Bank Regional High pare the two babies ("That advice to him right out of the in American Universities and in her home I admired the All Alternatives nouncement is made by Mr. School and Kean College, Union, is employed at Electronics one's eyes are rounder This paper Then hang up. Colleges. Her fiance also at- kitchen ceiling and asked Offered and Mrs. Gerald Hassell. 216 Associates, Inc., West Long Branch one's mouth is smaller") There is a big difference tends Concord College, where what kind of paint she used White Road, of the engage- Her fiance was graduaied from St. Benedict's Prepara- between cold and cool Ann he is a member of Phi Sigma It burns me up to have my She said, "I'll have Bob get TOLL FREE ment of their daughter, Miss Landers shows you how to tory School, Newark, and Seton Hall University, where he Epsilon Fraternity. He is a children picked to pieces by some for you." That's how it 10am-8 pm 1-800-438-3710 Patricia Ann Hassell, to Wil- play it cool without freezing majored in industrial relations and received a BS degree in graduate of Windber High strangers. What can I do all began. liam W. SneU 3rd, son of Mr business. He is working towards a master's degree at Pace School. about it? - Mother Of Two Bob had never been inside and Mrs. William Snell 2nd, 43 University, New York, majoring in international business. Mr. Individuals Monroe St., Red Bank. Mezzo is employed as a cost analyst at Chase Manhattan my apartment before. He SLIPCOVERS • DRAPERIES Bank in New York. Dear Mother: Plenty. And I came with the paint last Sat- Miss Hassell, a graduate of hope you will start immediat- urday, and in no time at all CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY Red Bank Regional High ely for the sake of the chil- he did the ceiling. School, Is attending Brook- Custom Built Furniture We have a large selection ol vinyl Federici-Latte dren, as well as your own. When I thanked him. he dale Community College in Tell the gawkers you don't suddenly blurted out that I and upholstery fabric in stock the registered nurse course. OCEANPORT - Mr and Ave., West Long Branch. A permit anyone to make ver- was the sexiest woman he She is employed at Riverview Mrs. Dante Latte. 13 Belmar May wedding is planned. bal comparisons in the pres- had ever met and he had a HEADQUARTERS FOR Hospital, Red Bank, as a Ave., announce the engage- ence of the children. secret desire for me. I was Cul to any Size ward secretary. ment of their daughter. Miss Miss Latte and her fiance Ave Latte, to Christopher Jon If you don't put a stop to it stunned and disgusted and Mr. SneU, who is employed are graduates of Shore Re- Federici, son of Dr. and Mrs now it won't be long before practically shoved him out in the emergency room at gional High School. West Pascal Federici, 57 Hollywood Long Branch. the clods will be saying, the door. The next day he 33 MONMOUTH STREET 747-4421 RED BANK Bayshore Community Hospi- "This one has prettier eyes phoned to say I MUST see Optn Friday 'til 9 P.M. - Tak* up lo 24 montht to pay tal, Holmdel, is a graduate of and that one seems friend- Middletown Township High Petruzzelli-Gehrmann lier." When that sort of talk School, and is working toward FAIR HAVEN - Announce- olas Petruzzelli. son of Mr Miss Plsriotta begins (and you can be sure it a degree in respiratory the- ment is made of the engage- and Mrs. Louis Petruzzelli. 77 will) you'll have double rapy at Brookdale Commu- ment of Miss Carol Gen- Stillwell Road. Holmdel. trouble on your hands. nity College, Lin croft Come to Fashion Deck rmann, Heights Ter., to Nich- Miss Gehrmann, an alumna Dear Ann: Why would a of Red Bank Regional High Bridal husband prefer to go outside School, is employed as a me- and urinate when the bath- Bicentennial Singers dical secretary in the Red tomorrow at 12 Noon room is on the first floor of Bank office of Dr Allen B note his home? Wedding and engagement feature early works Kendall, and Dr Honald We live in a very fashion- Rothman. forms are available on KEYPORT - The Mala- galls, and Supply Belcher. request to The Daily Regis- able neighborhood and Lord New Year's Day Mr. Petruzzelli, who is an wan Bicentennial Singers, di- The public always is wel- ter's Contemporary Life de- knows how many people have operating engineer employed seen him. When I tell the nut rected by Mary Nickels, will come, and membership appli- by Holmdel Excavating Co., partment. There is no fee present a program of early cations will be available. charged for any material that I am horrified by this Holmdel, is an alumnus of practice he says I have a and we'll make you American music at the used Wedding details are SPECIAL CARAMEL Christian Brothers Academy. hang-up and there's nothing monthly meeting of Ihe Key- Lincroft. He is attending preferred in advance. Pic- port Historical Society Mon- CUSTARD tures received two weeks af- Sugar Unibn County Technical In- day at 8:15 p.m., in the Key- stitute, Scotch Plains. ter the event, run the risk of a promjse port Reformed Church House, '* cup refrigerated not being used. After publica- cholesterol-free egg PREGNANT.. Osborn St. substitute, from a ST. LOUIS YOUTH tion the pictures may be pick- ORCHESTRA INVITED ed up at the main office of The group specializes in the 16-ounce carton 1»teaspoon salt TO VIENNA The Daily Register, One Reg- DISTRESSED? works of native-bom Ameri- ST. LOUIS (AP) - The St. 1 teaspoon vanilla ister Plaza, Shrewsbury, CALL can composers from the late Louis Symphony Youth Orches- 07701. Or, they may be sub- 18th century, and their reper- 2 cups skim milk tra has been invited to be resi- Over very, low heat, stirring mitted with a self-addressed, BIRTHRIGHT toire includes work by such ,. ..-. ... - dent orchestra of the fifth In- stamped envelope 922-9333 Revolutionary composers as often, melt'* cup sugar until a ternational Youth ard Music William Billings. Jeremiah In- light amber color; at once Festiva, jn vjen j spoon 2 tablespoons into each of July 9 four tounce custard cups, coat- u is the first such mvmion Is your home ready ing sides and bottoms. Place to an American orchestra, CARPET, tor ihe holidays ahead? house hunting? cups in a shallow baking pan. Gently beat together the egg FURNITURE Home and Commercial substitute, Vt cup sugar, the va- nilla and milk; pour into cus- and Professional Cleaning tard cups. 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By CAROL JACOBSON The film, directed by Sydney Lumet, runs too long, with performance he gave as "Serpico" were flawless—but not so too many lingering shots focused on the exterior of a bank here. But rather than his acting being less than we've come to Al Pacino plays a new kind of documented gangster in that's being robbed in Brooklyn. expect, the role of a neurotic homosexual who loves his over- "Dog Day Afternoon," a kind considerate young man in need It's hard to know whether the film was meant to be funny weight wife and children too, doesn't seem to have the bite of attention and support who robs a bank for a very specific or whether it was as bizarre a caper as the film describes. necessary for this young actor to dig his teeth into. reason—to pay for his "wife's" sex change operation. Certainly Paqfno's "Godfather" roles and the sympathetic Reading the actual newspaper accounts of the robbery had to be more exciting than the film When.hostages are held by two armed men, (one young man decided at the last min- ute to cut out) and they end up being more afraid of police re- action than they are of the two hold-up men, society has Television Today wrought strange ball games. New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11. 13 * Sonny and his partner, Sal (John Cazale) rob a bank that only has $1,100 in its safe after working hours The manager business s generation 10:30 OQMY WIFE NEXT 12:15 Q) {Q JO YC E CHEN'S DAYTIME SPORTS and his female staff respond in kind to their demands, and back and the people who DOOR CHINA 2:30fl|PEACH BOWL Sonny answers their requests within certain boundaries. CLASSIO were part ol It. A married couple decide 12:30 IQNIQHT FINAL Wollpack of North QBILLY GRAHAM to separate amicably only 12:45 fflYOOA FOR HEALTH Sonny in an attempt to burn the register documenting the Carolina vs. Mountaineers "Talking to America" A to end up occupying 1:00 OTHE LATE SHOW bill numbers, causes a small fire, witnessed by a man across of West Virginia New Year's Eve Program. adjacent apartments "Magic Carpet" (1971) the street who sees the smoke through the window and calls A SKATING QOTO BE Susan St. James, Robert the police. DAYTIME MOVIES R ANNOUNCED Pratt. ECTACULAR ZORRO'S FIGHTING The ineffective robbery becomes a ridiculous con- 10:00 Q'RicIng Blood" OOT0M0RR0W frontation of negotiation between Sonny and the police. It's 1:00 Q"Tom S»wyer" 8THE 8TRAUSS FAMILY SQION OF LANDS t SEAS "The Golden God" At the site of 87th Annual actually the FBI who handle the situation, but the fumbling I'Tower 01 London" Pasadena Tournament of 'Sally ind Saint Anna" "Israel: From Dan to the COMPRESSIONS IN police and the bantering crowd are so contrived, for so long Dead Sea" MUSIC Roses Parade, it's hard to believe that Lumet directed such other films as ("Twenty Mule Team" "Tomorrow" presents a 4:00 Q"So Thlt It Ptrit. OBILLY QRAHAM'S NEW BEST OF QROUCHO "Murder on the Orient Express," "Long Day's Journey Into BOOOfEPHWS behind • the - scenes look 4:30 Q-Thal Touch of Mink" YEARS EVE SPECIAL 8 Night," "The Pawnbroker" and "Serpico." JA SKATING 1ST OF QROUCHO at last minute preparations tor the event. When Sonny asks for his wife, the police try to find her EVENING ffflw JTHE LUCY SHOW PECTACULAR 75 "Lucy Vistis the White Guests: Kelly Lange and but she doesn't come. Instead a young, nervous man, straight (WILD, WILD WEST Criswell. AMATEUR BANK ROBBER - Al Pacino and Pen- 6:00 OOOQOMLWS House" from Bellevue's psycho ward, Is brought to the barber shop m|NO, HONESTLY QTHE HONEYMOONERS PERSPECTIVE next to the bank and the police use this pathetic creature to ny Allen as novice bank robber and nervous teller, BEWITCHED "Sun jrprise, Surprise" CD. (BEgQNEW YEARS AT MOVIE get to Sonny. They were married but the victim tried to es- enact the start of the strangest bank heist ever In "Takes One to Know One" and Clara plan to surprise "Rings Around the World" QIT TAKES A THIEF POPS cape by barbiturates. Their special tragedy becomes mockery Dog Day Afternoon,' a Warner Bros, release cur- each other for their first QBILLY GRAHAMS NEW (1966) Don Ameche, "Hans Across the Border" anniversary, but things Narrator. here. rently being exhibited in area theaters. The film (Part II) YEARS EVE SPECIAL drama is based on an actual event in Brooklyn. don't turn out exactly as ©HOLLYWOOD ©LATE SHOW I The line between novelesquc reportage and a film sce- QSTAR TREK planned. "The Lieutenant Wore Captain Kirk must SHOWCASE nario loses potency here as it did in Truman Capote's vivid 1:30 OMERV GRIFFIN "For Heavens Sake" (1950) • Skirts" (1956) Tom Ewell, chiller, "In Cold Blood," where the dramatic serialized ver- 'Nashville' win* award of critics helplessly watch the OFEATLURE FILM Sheree North woman he loves be killed. Clifton Webb, Joan sions appeared in "The New Yorker" magazine. The film nev- "It's A Great Feeling" 1:30 QJOE FRANKLIN NKW YORK ( A I*) - Flew Over the Cuckoo's ©TODAY IN DELEWARE Bennett. er measured up to the author's book even though Capote also (1949) Doris Day, Jack (QVALLEY FORUM le£91-1312 Neck Fire Company 2. CLIP THIS COUPON Also elected were John JANUARY 14 Mir Not B. UI.<1 WIDi An, OtlWf Co^xm « NuovnUd Spaclih The Bayshore Chapter, 644. of Parents Wilhout Part- Kunkel, vice president; Jules ners will meet on Jan 14. H:30j).m. al the Holiday Inn, Schweitzer, secretary; Wil- HI .15, Hazlet Mr. PhiliprJarobowilz. jjuorney. will speak liam Chen, treasurer; David on "How the Equal Rights Amendment will affect the Lott, captain; Mark Pierce, single parent " Dancing will follow. Guests are welcome. lirst lieutenant; Frank For information call 264-4496 Mounts, second lieutenant; JANUARY 18 Bruce Gumley, chief engi- "New Jersey State Orchestra" Murray Glass, music neer, Herb Zander and Vic director, presents their second Sunday series concert, Maragni, trustees until 1978, Jan 18 at 3:30 p.m. at the Monmouth Arts Center. Ema- and George Dowries and Jack BY POPULAR DEMAND nuel Vardi, Violist, guest artist. Tickets, $5, $4. Senior Hubeny, appointees to the ex- citizens and students. $2.50. Advance sale, call K42-9OO2 or ecutive fire council. NOW! 7 nights a week! 5 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD SHREWSBURY, NJ. ( f 229-7716 or wrile 36 Shrewsbury Dr., Long Branch. ^J Elected to serve the fire po- |_._ JfcJhJ* ** MOPPING CENTER) lice were Detlif Haenschke, 0PEN HEW APRIL, 30-MAY 10 gA 1 •ff3a I YEARS DAY PROM 11 AM ta 8 PM Alfred Ruppel, John Talta- St. Agnes Church will sponsor a 10-day cruise on the PRIME $C45 vall, William Johnson, Tim- S.S Veendam to the Carnbean For information call 291 othy Tromley, and Mr. ^w rilDO*• AVGHOM N3>OIHO N3NOIHO 0876. Schweitzer. Television Tomorrow SHREWSBURY. N J WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 31, 1975 The Daily Register 11 New JYork Channels 2H^ Monmouth chorus EVENING wile, tnzabeth, makes a. HARRYO kidnaps a race horse. citizen's arrest of an eight "Anatomy of a Frame" ©YOGA FOR HEALTH 6:00 QtNQNEWS year old boy. Harry Orwell masquerades 1 00 OOTOMORROW planning auditions QBEWITCHED BMILLION $ MOVIE as a drug pusher In an "The Best of Puerto Rico" "And Something Makes "It Takes All Kinds" (1970) attempt to clear his ©NIGHT FINAL Three" Robert Lansing, Vera RED BANK - The Mon Dancers will be auditioned friend, Lt. K.C. Trench of 1:20 ©THE LATE SHOW O'T TAKES A THIEF Miles. A beautiful blonde at the arts center at 4 p m a murder charge. (R) "Jeanne Eagles" (1957) mouth Civic Chorus has "Guess Who's Coming To blackmailer frames an QGARNER TED scheduled auditions for the Sunday, and 7p m Jan I? American sailor In order Kim Novak, Jeff Chandler Rio" ARMSTRONG many leading roles in their to enlist his help In 1:30 OTHE LATE SHOW QJSTAR TREK ©ACTION NEWS stealing a priceless "After the Thin Man" forthcoming production of All parts are open with the Captain Kirk finds his ©FLYING CIRCUS antique. . — (1936) William Powell. Frank Loesser's "The Most exception of Tony Ksposito, a lather dead and the entire QJNEW JERSEY NEWS: Myran Loy Happy Fella." The musical male lead which will be re- population ol the planet QS O'CLOCK MOVIE SPECIAL REPORT IPERSEPCTIVE will be presented at the Mon peated by Joe Stanton Oeneva Insane. "The Goldwyn Follies" 10:15 QTHRILLER iCRISIS THEATRE • BEAUTY AND THE (1938) Zorina, Phil Baker 10:30 QMEET THE MAYORS mouth Arts Center April 20 "Don't Wait For i imriih will be auditioned •EAST An eccentric producer ©A SKATING May 1,14 and 15 Tomorrow" Rossano Tuesday, and Jan 11 at 7 30 fflCARHASCOLENDAS feels he's lost touch with SPECTACULAR Brazzi, Telly Savalas Auditions for singers will be TARZAN the public and hires a CQTHE BEST OF QJOE FRANKLIN held at the Arts Center at 2 p.m at the Embury Method- typical American girl to PARTRIDGE FAMILY GROUCHO ©VALLEY FORUM p.m Sunday, and Monday ist Church, Fellowship Hall. SESAME STREET act as his inspiration. ©CONSUMER SURVIVAL 2:00 QEYEWITNESS NEWS " Jan 12 at 7 p m Little Sliver BRADY BUNCH (QBJJEROME KERN KIT QGREAT GREAT SHOW 6:30 QCBS NEWS ©INSIDE ALBANY "The Naked Truth About "Attack and Retreat" PAPARTRIDGR E FAMILY OOF LANDS 1 SEAS Clothing" (1965) Arthur Kennedy, "Happy Hunting Ground" anny Drops Out" 11:00 QOOaOIQ D NEWS Peter Falk ITAKE 12 ©DRAGNET BEST OF QROUCHO 2:30 QNEWS TROUPER — Shirley MacLaine stars in "Gypsy in {QMORAVIAN QB ELECRIC COMPANY QQBILLB Y GRAHAM 3:40 ©LATE SHOW II My Soul," a musical, comedic and dramatic spe- IROOM 222 CHRISTMAS VESPERS ©THE HONEYMOONERS "Follow The Boys" (1963) cial celebrating the chorus "gypsy" (fhe theatrical Cinemas 1& 2* HAZLET ADAM 12 QWILD WILD WEST "Something Fishy" Connie Francis, Russ term for boys and girls of the chorus). The special, K-MART SHOPPING PLAZA. RT. 35 • 739-9697 [BEAUTY AND THE A SKATING ©jQB)CAPTIONED Tamblyn with guest star Lucille Ball, will be broadcast at 10 I.D.CARDS REQUIRED WHERE APPLICAG •AST SPECTACULAR 75 NEWS 3:46 QLATE LATE SHOW p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 21 on the CBS Television 7:00 fJCBS NEWS 8:30 QMERV GRIFFIN ©THE UNTOUCHABLES "Stage to Thunder Rock" Network. QANDY GRIFFITH QQON THE ROCKS CQTHE HONEYMOONERS (1964) Barry Sullivan, "Barney's Sidecar" "Dear John" Fuentes and 11:30 QjQCBS LATE MOVIE Marilyn Maxwell TO TELL THE TRUTH his fellow shut-Ins try to "Artists and Models" ROBERT DUVALL DAYTIME MOVIES ABC EVENING NEWS console Nicky Palik, when (1955) Dean Martin, Jerry IRONSIDE he receives a "Dear John " Lewis. A pair of 8 10:00 Q"Sandy the Seal;' Artists display "The Ghost of the Dancing letter. (R) Greenwich village lowbrow 1:00 Q"Wast Point Story" "THE KILLER ELITE' Doll" ICLASSIC PREVIEW struggling artists try to Hi ul RIBBON "Mid Monster Parly" JFACE OFF WITH THE make their way up (R) I Mr AT HI ©NEWS SPECIAL "All Baba & the Forty FLYERS OQTONIQHT SHOW OTHE MOD SQUAD Thieves" works at shows ©LOWELL THOMAS Guest: McLean Stevenson A radio disc jockey 4:00 Q "H Happened One becomes the unwitting QJMUSIC FOR QMOVIE THE ROMANTIC Night" Area artists are showing Ojamaa is a watercolorist, helper In an auto theft CHRISTMAS "Arsenic and Old Lace" 4:30 f)"Do Not Disturb" their work in the following ex- Ms Pierrakos shows oils and scheme when his 8:57 OUJBIC. MINUTES (1944) Cary Grant, hibits with two of the shows watercolors and Mr Rudolph ENGLISHWOMAN' commercials indicate 9:00 QOJJHAWAII FIVE O Priscilla Lane. Two sweet opening this weekend: shows abstracts in oils. where the stolen cars can Steve McGarrett's Five-0 old ladies "invite"

MONMOUTH M0NM0U1H ARTS ST., KID BANK At the movies CENTER 7476000 "ROMANTIC MOVIES II — MIDDLEEItOOK These schedules are pro- Wed. Thun. Killer Ellle 1:4*1 7:30; CINEMA I- ENGLISH vided by the theater and the Wed , Thun Romantic Englishwoman ATLANTIC MIQHI INUl 7:41; 9:41 times are for today only. ATLANTIC CINEMA - CINEMA II — WOMAN" • 10 BANK Wed, Thurs. Jowl ?:00. 7:00. 9 00 Wed.. Thurs. Swept Away 7:30. 9 Hi MONMOUTM ARTS CEHTER IFlr- KEANSIUH6 OCEAN TOWNSHIP COLONIAL - Wed Jaws7:00; 7:X Wed Three Days ol the Condor 7 00. ';HUSTLE" 11:30 1:00 2:30 7:11; 9J1 .«i ROBERT F LOGAN SUSAN DAMANTE SHAW .>•-.,MamH MOVIES III - Thun JOWS200. 7IS. »:» 1:30 8:00 10:00 Wed . Thuri snow WKIIe and tin St. HAILET Thurs Three Days ol the condor 1 40. 4:00-7:00-8:30 en Dwarfs 11:30; 1:00; 2 30; 4:00; 7 00. PLAZA — 5 00. 7:20; 9:11 *PMUK. IHMNM'HINU tNHWHi i K "ul'i 1:30 Wed , Thurs Hustle 7 IS. » M FREEHOLD MOVIES IV — nd •M, Thuri Jowl! «S. Ml; f 30 Wed Killer Ellle 7:00. 7:00. t 05 Wed . Thurs Hustle 7:10. 9 10 Thun. Killer Ellle I JO. 1:15. S 45. MALL II — MOVIES HELD OVERI PUBLIC DEMANDS 2 BIB WEEK I iHMWMURT CHARUON 493-2277 CINEMA I- 7:50. 10:00 Wed , Thurs Killer Ellle > IS. 9:11 870-27WJ 747-0333 Out, Ttwrs Thrtc Doys al flw Con CINEMA II - MENLOPARK HESTON Oc«in 1 Brighton Av»i I Route 35 4 Dtil toad Wed Romantic English Woman 7 00. CINEMA- white Strut, >t 30 Wed Thurs Dog Day Afternoon 7 IS. Jamas Caan Huillt 1:00, 10:00 9:30 Circle Rt. 66 Slvfciitt ( Senltr Giu MIU»< P»«« I Swept SAVOY — tlbury Park Cirdi llflMe f.r Mtictd Robert Duvoll We'd., Thurs. Second Comma l:3S; 4:30; 7:30 Pamela Mann 3:01; <:0S;; <9 00 775-8810 in Sam Ptcklnptw't Wed . Thurs. Cofty 7:» That Man Bon j Away Musk Maters Theatres V: IS ROBERT REDFORD/ FAYE DUNAWAY Wed , Thurs Dog Day Afternoon 7 00. 9:4S BRADLEY EEACH HIS CIA CODE NAME PLAZA Wed Lets Do It Again MS; IK IS CONDOR Thurs. Monty Python 7:11; 9:11 IN THE NEXT SEVENTY-TWO HOURS ALMOST EVERYONE HOLIDAY BARGAIN MATINEE HE TRUSTS WILL EVERY DAY $ 1 50 All SEATS TRY TO KILL HIM "Jaws"-"Hinlle"-"Killer flite" MON.-THIMS. 2nd BIG WEEK

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Dr. John A. Carpenter suggests that much more research is needed before "we can predict how alcohol and tranqulllzers react together In the body." INOW 169 TllOfi Trust your ears List $24995 IHF-1900-FM Stereo/FM/AM Receiver •' •« .» Drink in these tips I with Deluxe BSR Record Changer. |List$29995 NOW I 99 for a safer holiday meriton $24g95 Trust your ears NEW BRUNSWICK - Holiday revelers sion involves two separate images picked up may not be seeking advice about the action of by each eye and coordinated into one image Trust your ears IHR 199 FM Stereo/FM/AM alcohol in the body, but the advice is avail- by the brain. | HF-1905 FM Stereo/FM/AM Receiver v/lth^ Receiver with a track able, nevertheless. "The anesthetic effect of alcohol disrupts I Convenient Front-Loading Cassette Recorder. Two Rutgers University speciaUsts in al- the nerve system from eyes to brain, causing I Recorder and Deluie BSR Record cohol studies have some reminders about the fuzzy images or 'seeing double.' This makes it IChanger scientifically predictable results of that action, difficult to stay on the right side of the center » •'> ii 1 and how celebrators can survive the holidays. line when driving," Mr. Zylman said. Richard Zylman. research specialist at the When alcohol alters judgment, it alters the Center of Alcohol Studies with a particular AUOhOVOX perception of danger. An affected driver lakes PIONEER* KV1711 $51000. . concern about motor vehicle operations, re- longer to recognize danger, and longer to take CB 23-CHANNEL KV1712 $53000 '42* minds drivers of the myths that abound about appropriate evasive action. MOBILE KV1723 $53000 >42I drinking, especially when the myths could kill "When the brain transmits the message CITIZEN BAND or cause a long-term loss of driving privileges. for evasive action, the movement may be aw- KV1733R $60000 '411 MODEL MCB500 He disagrees with the widespread belief kward. 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Higher levels set off different the blood level (and the wallop) of each thai CARTRIDGE real to real $739 50- •495 effects," Mr. Zylman explained. SONY A36OS will develop in the body The concentration MODEL 2260X Dackw Dolby $389 50 >298 He said that judgment begins to change. achieved in the blood, of course, is the key lo Receivers' .,''''' A-450 Laughter and conversation proceed with less the effect, and how long the effect will per- OUR PRICE l(20w»ttt) $28000.. . . Daekwdolb. $479 50 • '389 restraint. As a party progresses, the noise lev- sist," he said. STR7015 LIST $« el rises noticeably. "Each of the drugs — and alcohol is a 1(15 wattt) $22000 $89.95 '39.95 "Alcohol at low levels effects vision. A drug, of course — influences the absorption ISTR7025 Reel to Reel driver needs more light to see dimly lighted and distribution of each other. We do know 1(18 wattt) $26000 Our objects, such as a pedestrian in dark clothing that the acute effect of meprobamate.— tak- ISTR703S Turntables on a darkened street. It also disrupts the nor- ing a large dose in a short time — is much 1(24 wattt) $300 00 with bait k dust cover Prica mal reflex of the pupils so that bright lights of more potent in that respect than the chronic- ISTR7045 GX630D $79500 •49S oncoming cars easily blind the affected driv- effect. In the latter case, lower dose levels l(JOwattt) $37000 4O00DSMKD $29995 •M7 er," he said. over a longer period are much less potent." he lsTR7O55 1225 (168.95. >|| l(35wattt) $45000 He pointed out that normal unaffected vi- added. ISTR 7065 , 1226...., $19885 «|2j DYNACO Speakers OIK List |(60wattt)...... $55000 1228 I...$228.85 >|4§ El. 12« $312 85 *JS7 Price MODEL NO. 825VW $89.95 •5995 Freehold is still studying ISANSUI MODEL NO. 825 $97.95 •14.85 AM/FM THORENS Ust MODEL NO. 825XL $114.95 1195 Stereo Receivers Price TURNTABLES Price i»l $26000 ordinance on rent control TD165 . . . . $16995 CERVIN VEGA 1661 $35000.- CKtEHOLD — Borough 45 Broad St. appointed by Mayor Kane, TCltOC . $24995. SPEAKERS Council will investigate fur- |T71 $43000 Two weeks ago, council had conducted an in-depth TD149C . .. $229 95. ther whether a local rent con- members said they had survey which showed (hat •1 $530 00 TD125AB trol ordinance should be dropped consideration of a rent increases in the borough . $44000 S u.'199 adopted. rent control ordinance. They had averaged less than five PIONEER TURNTABLES $110.00 u. At the year-end special cited the recommendations of per cent a year. IDYNACO PL-12DM <. 1 Assembled P,£. $00 meeting, Mayor Roger Kane a citizens advisory committee The committee noted that LIST $100.00 " which had concluded that IAF6/A AM/FM Stareo $m.oou u. said that council would seek the increases were lower than NOW W 7 further data as a result of rent control did not appear .... $355.00 '210 DISCO SPEAKERS those in surrounding commu- IFM5/AFM Stareo complaints by elderly resi- necessary. nities and seemed reasonable I Murtiptai Tunar $29400 J174 BY PIONEER HPM-300 dents of Parker Apartments. CW) PIONEER The advisory committee. in an inflationary period. L UST i with bast k dust .cover , * p^ However, Philip Fox, IStareoControt Amplffiar . . J3O4 00 M80 P $599.00 speaking for fellow residents IMT4/A Stareo M-71 $300.00 .115 IA. IA. 399 |Pr»-Amc*nar $204.00 of Parker Apartments, con- rKTMTSUUD I PAT5/ADahiu Stareo M.5SX $250.00 .'171 NOTICE tended that over the past six LIMITED QUANTITY |Pi*-Amp«flar $374.00 «A4» $175.00 .Mil or eight years, rents in the 120/A Stareo TO RESIDENTS OF KEYPORT building had increased by as Powar Amplrnar $274 00 PLlSOtl $125.00 If much as 70 per cent. 150/A Stareo QLENBURN I Powar AmpWiar $37400 AS OF JAN. 1ST, 1976, GARBAGE He noted that most of the m 8-TRACK PLAYER 1400/A Stareo ON BEERS ST. AND EAST OF BEERS ST. senior citizens in the building SP10 OUR PRICE live on fixed incomes. And he tPowwAmplrflar $735.00. WILL BE PICKED UP ON MONDAY & 1400/MA Stareo 400 with reported that many had had Muminatadoutput matan.$809 00. LIST THURSDAY. to cut back on food to pay the $49.95 19.95 higher rents. FROM WEST OF BEERS ST. TO AT- Other residents said that CASH ONLYI NO CREDIT CARDS ON SALE MERCHANDISE LANTIC ST. WILL BE DONE ON over the years rents for one- TUESDAYS & FRIDAYS. bedroom apartments in the OARDIN STATE, building had climbed from PARKWAY WEST OF ATLANTIC ST. WILL BE $135 a month to $200, with two-bedroom apartments now #105 DONE ON WED. & SAT. BULKY ITEMS renting for $245 or $255 a MAY BE PUT OUT ON THE SECOND month. They contended that as cur- PICKUP OF EACH WEEK. Monmourh rent leases expired, residents Shopping Cantor PliASE COMFIT WITH TOWN GARBAGE ORDINANCE. were being asked for addi- THANK YOU. tional $10 a month increases. RT. 35 CIRCLE, And they asked council to Eotontown Clrclw SANO CARTING CO., INC. consider a rent freeze such as CIRCLE PLAZA, EATONTOWN has been introduced by other ALL SALES FINALI NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS municipalities in the state. #1 - • Many county personalities plan SHREWSBURY. N. J. WEDNESDAY, DECf^SER 31, 1975 13 quiet night at home with friends Mr Howard's colleague. Rep Frank celebrations: "AU that whoop-de-la is some- Road conditions also bother Philip N. Thompson Jr , D N J , is going back lo Wash , By BRIAN KELLY what barbaric and childish Why should New STATE Gumbs, freeholder director, who says he usu- ington where he plans lo find Ihe quietest ally goes to church in his hometown of llata- Year's Eve be any different from any other Quiet... it's New Year's Eve. French restaurant," where he'll have dinner wan Township, "to thank the Almighty tor night?" It's kind of like the guy who says, 1 At least 'quiet" seems to be the password with his wife and "gel off the road before ev- getting me through the year," and then visits have to go downtown and get drunk and boy for many county personalities who plan to eryone goes crazy" friends in the neighborhood. "1 don't believe do I hate it.' " — Newark Airport back to normal spend the traditional big blast night with close He recommends Ihe Jean-Pierre. in New Year's parties — with so many people Sen. Beadieston plans a quiet dinner with friends close to home. Perhaps the biggest traditionalist is Jo- NEWARK — Authorities at Newark International Airport drinking and on the road it may be their last." friends and may call it a night as early as "New Year's Eve," said one VIP who pre- seph M McCarthy, chief of ihe Middlelown said operations were back to normal at the facility today, fol- Often outspoken and irreverent in politics, 10:30. lowing extra traffic and three bomb threats in two days. ferred to remain nameless, "Is when every in- police department Chief McCarthy is looking experienced, 'turkey drinker' hits the road state Sen. Alfred N. Beadleslon, R Monmouih, Added security remained on duty, however, and a police Rumson magician James Randi is one forward to trying out his newly rebuilt player and thinks he's John Wayne." Rumson. has his own views about year-end spokesman said "it will probably remain in effect for quite man who is "ecstatic" about the prospect of piano with some friends "We'll listen lo some some time." spending a New Year's Eve "with my feel of Ihe old tunes It's a nice quiet lime the way The airport was extra busy yesterday, both in the air and up." The renowned performer said that he is we always do in Port Monmouih " generally in a show on the Eve and probably on the ground, when flights were diverted to here after an ex- The "old tunes" include some rag time. plosion which killed 11 persons at LaGuardia Airport closed "dangling like a great dead tuna in a straight East Side-Wesl Side .and Wild Irish Rose the New York facility. jacket." Shortly after Monday night's explosion, a bomb threat This year was to be no exception as he Age also takes its loll on New Years par- was telephoned to Delta Airlines here, but it was determined was scheduled lo be hanging in a straight jack tyers. Mrs. Katharine Elkus While, of Red to be a hoax. el from the ceiling of Ihe Buffalo Coliseum, Bank, the former United Stales Ambassador Yesterday evening, police reported two separate in- extracting himself at the stroke of 1976 The to Denmark, expressed her feelings on the cidents. show was canceled at the last minute and Mr subject: "After you reach a certain agt. In the first one, police sealed off and conducted a search Randi expects to have a little champagne with you're not too excited about bunny hopping at Terminal A for about an hour after four bomb threat tele- some friends. and all that." phone calls were received. Two of the county's academic person- Mrs. While plans a small bridge game alities also are looking forward lo low-key with some long-time friends Daily lottery ends tomorrow evenings. Mason Gross, former Rutgers Uni- One more stay-at-home is recently reflected versity president, of Rumson. says he hasn'l Assemblyman Richard Van Wagner. D-Mon- TRENTON - There'll be more than 1975 missing in New partied on New Year's Eve in at least two mouth, of Middletown He said thai he. as well Jersey come tomorrow. years and this year is staying home with vis- as mosl politicians he knows, look forward lo The state dally lottery, the nation's first legal numbers iting family members. spending the Christmas and New Year's ho- game, ends today. lidays with family and friends Officials say the game is going the way of Old Man Time Donald Smith, Brookdale Community Col because of diminishing sales and stiff competition from other lege president, plans an early dinner, watch- "As soon as the year starts you jusl don't lottery games - the 1776 Instant Lottery and the daily Pick-It ing Beethoven's Ninth Symphony on television have the time," he said "You really appre- game which allows players to select their own numbers like and then stopping at a friend's house lo "see ciate the holidays." the illegal game. the New Year in." Reassuringly, at least somebody from Ihe In its three years, the daily lottery raised some $83 mil- Two business personalities also plan an county planned to do some partying on the lion, according to officials who said the regular weekly lot- uneventful evening. John D. Dale, a manage- 0 eve. Bob Rubin the county's public informa- tery, the state's first venture in the lottery field, will contin- ment consultant, and his wife Madeline tion director revealed thai he would be dining ue. McWhinney, presidenl of the First Women's in New York and expected lo allend a Bank of New York, are going lo "wish each "string" of Big Apple parties. The high point other a very happy New Year and then go to of his evening is supposed lo be Ihe lighting of Dead child's last actions traced sleep," according to Mr. Dale. a smuggled Havana cigar he said he's been saving for the start of Ihe bicentennial. NEWARK - Conflicting accounts of 8-year-old Daffney It's not just another New Year's Eve for Bell's whereabouts the night before her body was found in a Rep James J. Howard (D-N J.), however Finally, for* a random sample of what the frozen lake were being checked by police yesterday. Today just happens to be his 25th wedding an- rest of Ihe county is doing tonight. The Regis- "We know she went out of the house with someone she THE HOWARDS CELEBRATE — Rep. James J. Howard and his wife Mar- niversary and he and his wife, Marlene, plan ter polled the 1976th-number in Ihe phone knew," said Lt. Theodore Stejakowski, head of the Essex the same celebration as when they were mar- book: Dr. Martin Alpenn, of Middlelown And County Park Police detective bureau. lene Will observe their 25th wedding anniversary tonight. Here they appear at a pre-annlversary party given Sunday in Belmar by their three daugh- ried: a trip to New York for dinner, a show what's Dr. Alperin doing"• Staying al home, of Police said they have no suspects in the death of the girl, and a night at the Commodore Hotel. course. • whose body was found under ice in Weequahic Lake here Sun- ters, Kathleen, Lenore and Marie. day. The 41-pound body was held down by a 93-pound concrete slab tied around her neck. She died of "asphyxiation caused by drowning," according to an autopsy report. Lie detector tests were administered to the girl's mother First Explorer post in tennis is formed and to an aunt, an uncle and a family friend, according to Asst.

Essex County Prosecutor Anthony J. Mautone. He said the tests _ . . , . i i , I i • .,,*.. It L'l/nlnrnr M'lKI't ^^ I M* ^* were given after the probe turned up conflicting stories about LITTLE SILVER - The Explorer is the level of thing," adult Explorer Nancy the girl's whereabouts Saturday night. Boy Scouts of America are scouting for boys and girls Meyer, 19, of Middletown. putting a new service in their ages 14 to 18. Explorer posts said. "I think this new idea is service program. are set up to provide commu- great. Many kids who are in EPA sets sea clam regulations The Racquet Club here has nity services, promote its scouting will really benelit been selected by the national members personal growth from the clinics and tourna- TRENTON — The Department of Environmental Protec- headquarters of the scouts as and serve leadership roles in ments we will sponsor for oth- tion adopted under emergency procedures yesterday a regu- the site from which to launch activities for younger scouts. er scout groups. 1 think this lation setting a minimum size of sea clams to be taken by its first Explorer post in len- Yesterday, 20 adult Ex- addition of tennis to our merit fishermen in New Jersey waters and setting a one and a half nis, an effort that will be im- plorers," 12 Explorers, 10 Boy program and the other tennis cent fee on each bushel harvested. plemented nationwide during Scouts and 8 Cubs showed up activities planned will attract Environmental Protection Commissioner David J. Bardin the coming year. at the Racquet Club lo take new kids to scouting, too." said the action was necessary to protect the $10 million a year Oliver W. "Woodie" For- part in the embryonic pro- sea clam fishing industry from overfishing. Neil Johnson of Middle- rest, the Explorer executive gram's kickoff, dubbed lown, executive director of Limiting the size of sea clams to be taken to at least 4% director for the Monmouih "stroke, serve and volley." the National Tennis Founda- inches will "give nature a chance to restore the resource," he Boy Scout Council, is con- Each scout competed for tion, Forrest McVicar, an ex- said. | vinced that the first tennis points in those three tennis ecutive with (he Boy Scouls Bardin said the fish and game service would send out pa- program, held yesterday al skills to determine his ability of America and Mr. Forrest trols to log all boats harvesting sea clams within three miles the club will be the impetus level. Among the Explorer brought their idea lo Ed of the New Jersey coast. for others throughout Ihe group were several girls. Mooney, owner of the Rac- AU boats logged will be required to land their catches in state and the country. "Tennis is a booming quet Club. It was decided to New Jersey for inspection and collection of the fee, Bardin begin the effort here yes- said. terday and set up similar Ex- plorer tennis posts throughout Sagner urges Ford OK rail bill World gets back the country when the pro- gram has been polished here. TRENTON — Transportation Commissioner Alan Sagner "The scout executives said sent a telegram to President Ford yesterday urging the Presi- that while they have many dent to sign a bill that would aid commuter service on the in Little League sports activities in their pro- bankrupt railroads-of the Northeast. WILLIAMSPQRT, Pa. (AP) with only one dissenting vote, gram, they have nothing in . Sagner said the bill, if approved, would provide New Jer- - The Little League World was made after a two-year the tennis area. With interest sey about $3.4 million of the $4.2 million the state needs to get Series has been reopened lo study by the league's direc- in the sport growing so last through June 30 without additional fare increases and service the world. tors. among young people as well cuts. The board of directors of A Little League spokesman as older ones, the scouts have Little League, Inc.. has res- said last year the ban was in- decided to incorporate tennis cinded its rule banning for- itiated because American in their plans," Mr. Mooney 4th in Knight case is charged eign teams from its World youngsters play seasonally continued. CAMDEN - Joseph Palucci, alleged companion of the Series, it was disclosed yes- and for fun, while the foreign "We will train Explorers RtffllIff staff p**tM three accused slayers of newspaper heir John S. Knight HI, terday. concept is to practice year- here to conduct various activ- HANDING OUT EQUIPMENT - Ed Mooney, owner of the Little Sliver has been charged with murdering one of the suspects. The board voted 12-1 al a round and win al any cost. ities, iuncluding organizing Racquet Club, passes out tennis balls to, from left, Chris Perry, 10, An- The warrant, issued by the Camden County prosecutor's recent meeting to reopen the The ban was unpopular in competitions, leagues, tourna- thony Bruno, 10; Bernie Nicoletti, 9, and Dan Gannett, 8, all of Little Sil- office yesterday, charges Palucci, 28, of Philadelphia, with series for 10-12-year-olds to all the United States, prompting ments, clinics and trips to ver. The cub scouts participated in a 'stroke, serve and volley' clinic orga- the shooting death of Isais Melendez, 20, also of Philadelphia. comers. many newspapers and broad- places such as Forest Hills." nized by the nation's Explorer Post in tennis. Melendez' body was discovered in a wooded area near A prohibition against for cast editorials denouncing the the club owner said. Pine Hill, Dec. 12. He had been shot in the head. At the time eign teams was ordered lasl decision. One foreign spokes- "With programs such as vanced, intermediate and "Once the program is all ty." of his death, Melendez had been named in a murder warrant year after the Taiwan learn man charged the ban was or- this 'serve, stroke and volley' player (beginner). They arc set up, the Explorers are all Once they get their whole in connection with Knight's death. had won six straight Little dered because foreign coun- we can put the various play- using- the National Tennis organized, the younger scout acl together and have the The two other men charged with killing Knight, a special League World Series. tries dominated the com- ers in their proper ability cat- Foundation rating system groups will be able to have program running smoothly, projects editor at the Philadelphia Daily News, are Steven The change of heart was petition. egory and work from there," The 'serve, stroke and vol- supervised tennis on munici- the Racquet Club post is un- Maleno, 25, and Salvatore Soli, 37. Both also have been impli- not announced directly but "Our trouble is that we are Mr. Mooney continued. ley!' program thai went on pal courts, churchyards, any- der national scouting man- cated in Melendez' death. was laid down in a letter to loo good," he said. • Headquarters Post I will here yesterday is a mini-ver- where at all," Mooney said date lo write a training man- league organization leaders McGovern said the Little chart participants on levels of sion, Mooney said, of the "The groups from this Ex- ual The manual will be used throughout the United Stales League board first met lasl achievement ranging through foundation's means of estab- plorer post will be able lo set nationwide to aid in setting up similar posts. Peter McGovern, Little October to consider lifting the expert, championship, ad lishing proficiency levels up any kind of tennis activi- Suspected robber arraigned ban, but tabled the proposal NEWARK - A Brooklyn, NY., man wanted in connection League chairman of Ihe board, said the main reason until it could obtain further with 11 bank robberies in New Jersey, New York and. Califor- for readmitting foreign en- facts on the matter. nia was arraigned here yesterday before a U.S. magistrate, tries was a willingness of the McGovern said he obtained the FBI said. foreign countries to abide by these facts from league field Captain Juerode Darby, 30, was arrested on a warrant the same rules and regu- representatives, and the charging him with the Oct. 2 robbery of the Colonial Savings lations applied to U.S. teams, board then acted lo open the and Loan Association in Roselle Park. An FBI spokesman the main rule referred lo series to all teams. said additional charges were pending against Darby in con- by McGovern was (he one nection with six bank robberies in Essex County, one in Union limiting the selection of play- County one in Brooklyn N.Y., and two in Los Angeles, Calif. ers to population areas of Society sets The robberies all took place-within the last six months, the 15,000 people. The teams rep- FBI said. resenting Taiwan and other beach walk Newark police arrested Darby on Monday following a hol- foreign countries had been SANDY HOOK - The dup at the South Orange branch of the Robert Treat Savings picked from a much wider ge- American Littoral Society and Loan Association. Witnesses told police they saw Darby ographic area, McGovern will hold its third annual New noted. Some were national flee the bank, and they furnished police with a description of Year's Day Beach Walk to i teams. the car he used. the end or Sandy Hook tomor- McGovern also said the for- row, beginning at 1 p.m. eign countries interested in Signs will be posted to di- Democrats revise selection plan Little League had agreed lo rect participants to the start- TRENTON - New Jersey Democrats have revised their lower the emphasis placed on ing point of the walk. plan for picking delegates to the 1976 Democratic National the competition, treating il The three-hour hike will be Convention, party officials said yesterday. more as a goodwill exchange followed by a reception at so- rather than in the intense The Democratic State Committee approved a plan calling ciety headquarters in the style of international Olympic for electing 81 delegates from the legislative districts and 10 Sandy Hook Marine Labora- contests. state-wide. These 91 will then select 17 other delegates to bal- tory. TENNIS PROGRAM LAUNCHED - Sean Roddy, at the Little Silver Racquet Club. The post will ance out any underrepresented groups. Little League announced its The society was founded in conduct clinics, organize competitions, and even- 10, of Little Sliver, right, and Mark Sullivan, 16, of 1 The original state plan called for a special state com- ban of foreign teams in Octo- 1961 to encourage the study tually write a training manual to aid other scout- ber 1974. At the time, a Rumson, left, participate in the kickoff program of mittee to pick these 17 delegates but a national party group and conservation of marine the nation's first Boy Scout Explorer Post In tennis ing groups in setting up slmillar programs!- upheld a challenge to that plan. spokesman said the decision, life along the shoreline. 14 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 31. UCLA9s Vermeilno^sur* if best is enough in Rose By The Associated I'ress know if that will be good by a revenge motive, Woody trip to Pasadena for Hayes' today's Peach Bowl game be- enough to beat Ohio State " Hayes and his Ohio State boys and only the first time tween West Virginia and Ohio State is gunning (or Vermeil, of course, is think players are thinking about fur UCLA since 1966. In con- North Carolina Slate and the national championship ing about the last time his something less personal and trast to the more sedate tonight's Sugar Bowl match UCLA is shooting (or Ohio team played the nation's top far more noble Buckeyes, the Bruins have between Penn State and Ala- State. And neither coach ranked club earlier this season They're playing lor a na- been sky-high over the new bama. should have trouble motivat - and lost a lopsided, 41-20 tional championship." Hayes experience. Featured on New Year's ing his football team as the decision at home said, when asked if he ex- "I'm as enthusiastic as my Buckeyes and Bruins prepare Day along with the Rose Bowl They are not invincible.' pected any complacency Irom kids," said Vermeil "We had will be the Cotton Bowl clas- (or tomorrow's Rose Bowl pointed out Cliff Fraaer, the his talent-rich players That to tone them down at our first game in Pasadena, Calif sic between Georgia and Ar- Bruins' middle guard who is should be plenty of motiva- Roie Bowl practice, they kansas. Oklahoma takes on "Our kids, I think, will play convinced that L'CLA can re- tion This squad is more ma- were so excited " Michigan in Thursday night's the greatest game o( their verse that bitter defeat in the ture, a little quicker than last The Kose Bowl will high- Orange Bowl. lives," says UCLA Coach fourth game of Ihe season year" light a two-day binge of bowl Dick Vermeil. "I just don't While UCLA is consumed This is the fourth straight madness that starts with Archie Griffin, the two-time Heisman Trophy winner, leads Ohio State's ground-ori- ented attack against UCLA's stiff defense, ranked No 3 in Terpi the country. s victory margin cut Senior twins Dave and Don Buckey, a spectacular pas- sing combination, lead North Carolina State against West Virginia, whose fierce run- by Tiger's deliberate pace ning attack is powered by Ar- tie Owens. By The Associated Press »P wlrtpMla Quarterback Richard Todd ROUGH STUFF Bobby Clarke gets a strong Pete Carril would love to will attempt to trigger Ala- shove from New Yoi (• ; ! left, as the Flyers Bob play "Beat The Clock." but bama's Wishbone offense Kelly and Islandei • i • fit's game In. Union- his players are much too slim against Penn Stale's spar dale. Kelly and I • Glenn Resch smo- for that So he plays "Stall kling defense. Arkansas faces triers the pucl- a The Clock" instead Georgia in a battle of high- "We did what we could. ' powered offenses. And run- the Princeton coach said af- ning ace Joe Washington ter trying to slow down Mary leads Oklahoma against Mich- land's second-ranked igan, whose only defeat this LL smoothies last night in the year was a seven-point loss to Nystr icks' Maryland Invitational Tour- Ohio State. nament. DAILY REGISTER PICKS Maryland's jet-setters streaked by the deliberate Ti- PEACH BOWL gers 66-59 to win the tourna- North Carolina SI. 24. West ment and further enhance Virginia l( Flyers for Isles their lofty position in the col- SIM.Alt BOWL lege basketball polls. L'NIONDALK, \ Y ! • IS one w,as a lot better Alabama 27, Penn State 21 The Philadelphia Flyet • "We'd have a nice team if because we beat a hell of a COTTON BOWL played the New Y-oik • we weren't so slow," Carrill 'lull tonight," Nystrom said. Arkansas 17, Georgia it ders and really hiiil i" laci said "If we were fas- ["he Islanders, who handle ROSK BOWL the music. ter, the end result wbuld be yen as well as any club Ohio Slate 32, UCLA 23 While New York wai • so much better Maryland has • N 111. won't be in- ing Philadelphia, 61 a darned good basketball ORANGE BOWL ited by the lough guys team." Oklahoma 24, Michigan II night for Ihe seventh til their last eight National Philadelphia, Nystrom Lefty Driesell, whose fast- '.. moving Terps usually hit as- Hockey League meeting tronomical figures, was re- Jazz grabs Flyers had to heai .• i lie thing is, no one in- signed to a low score because of "Ood Bless America Inn ites us this year, and we of Princeton's relatively quiet the Islander fans dont take any stupid penal- offense. Malone 1st It was, of course, an ;nsull tie said, explaining the "I favor the 30-second AP wlrtphoto NEW YORK (AP) - As ex- The crowd was miml • is' success it's just clock," Driesell said But CAN'T HAVE IT - Georgia Tech's Mike Bottorff (71) keeps the ball just pected, the New Orleans .la/ Kate Smith, whos»; rendition •.';• little things that wins until we get one there's nolh beyond the reach of Rutgers' Ed Jordan (30) in the final round of the Poin- made Moses Malone the Nc J the song has been a .i^ainst clubs that are ing wrong with playing a de- settia Classic in Greenville, S.C. Rutgers (9-0), rated 14th nationally, fought pick yesterday in the Natior *charm of the Flyers' homi' • equal . and we are just liberate game. Thai's their off the unranked Yellow Jackets (3-5), 94-87, behind Mike Dabney's 30 Basketball Association's spe- games doing the right things." prerogative That's Pele'l points to win fhe championship. Phil Sellers, who had 24 points, was named cial draft of some of the "I was really surprised I I the tourney's most valucble player. brightest young talent from hear "God Bless America' but Ihe Islanders played last style and he's been successful night after a nine-day layoff. I just don't like it person the American Basketball As- it was a great feeling,' s;ml n *iWi" vitational with an 82-68 deci- Northeast Louisiana 76-63 to finals of the Senior Bowl liit it, didn't seem to bother sociation. New York's Bobby Nystrom • ally." sion over West Virginia and win the Pacemaker Clastic; Tournament and Utah took In a conference call origina- "It sent tingles up ihy spine them In a consolation game of Brigham Young won the Old Idaho State took the Indiana the Kodak Classic with a 91-89 ting at the league's office and Hut 1 thoughi ii •.." the Maryland tourney, eighth- Dominion Classic by beating Hall of Fame Classic by decision over Canisius. I've worked them extra connecting the NBAs 18 early " ranked Alabama swamped Old Dominion 80-77 whipping Indiana State 76-74 In other games, No 18 Kcn- because of the layoff, cities, vice president Bill Ber- NyslronrVas remindi Seton Hall 100-64. Clemson stopped Davidson in double overtime. Virginia lucky upset No. 5 Notre Iml tlwy seemed to enjoy it," tha of the Jazz, selected the the Islanders were lead Maryland wasn't the only 72-54 to win the Charlotte In- Commonwealth turned back Dame 79-77; 19thranked San i Al Arbour said sensational Malone, who with 5:56 to go when the (an hometown winner in tourna- vitational, Southern Cal won Michigan State KO-75 (or the Francisco whipped Los Angel- signed with the now defunct started their disparaging ments last night UCLA the Rainbow Classic with an championship of Ihe VCC es State 99-84 and DePaul Utah Stars of the ABA last serenade. Two share win claimed the championship of 81-73 triumph over Iowa. (lassie, South Alabama de- stunned 20th ranked LSU 70- year, on the first round "That doesn't mean anv its own Bruin Classic by beat- Louisiana Tech turned back feated Mississippi 70-54 in the 67. in Winter golf ing Purdue 98-86; No 6 Mar quette won the Milwaukee MONROE TOWNSHIP - Classic with an 82-66 victory line rounds by Wayne Mon- over co-host Wisconsin; 10th talvo and Brian Richards ranked Nevada-La Vegas Knicks clout Suns behind Monroe allowed them to share the wrapped up its Holiday (las By The Associated Press against Chicago, hit on II of tti .stretch the lead to 76-55 he had to conduct a team was the Knicks1 largest of Ihe n in the final tournament sic with a 108-94 triumph over Iti shots from the field and ' The Knicks led by as many as meeting right after the game season, in which they got »(( ol the year for the Jersey 17th ranked Michigan and Karl Monroe whirled and five of six from the free 28 points in the final period. Shumate, the 6-foot-9 rookie to an 819 start before, iheii Winter League at For- I3rl: ranked Washington twisted for 27 points last throw line He gol all his Haywood and Walt Frazier from Notre Dame who sat out current surge • ,iuntry Club in James- night, leading the slreakirtg blitzed Texas Tech 83-61 for points in the first three quar- added 17 points apiece for the last season because of illness, The Knicks shot a sparkling New York Knicks to an easy the championship of the Far ters, silting out nearly the en- Knicks Rookie John Shumate was a bright spot for the 51.7 per cent from Hie field- 114-88 National Basketball As- Moth Montalvo of Morris West Classic lire final period came off the bench to lead Suns, scoring 21 points and and 81.3 per cent from the sociation victory over the . and Richards of Sub- Spencer Haywood had 10 Phoenix with 21 points. II of hauling down 11 rebounds in free throw line. Elsewhere, Mthranked urban shot 76s'. Phoenix Suns points and Monroe eight as them in the second quarter just 24 minutes. PHOENIX (U) Rutgers beat Georgia Tech It was the sixth victory in a the Knicks took a 2H-24 first- The loss was the third in a Rookie center Alvan Adams Perry 1 2 1 6, Von Arsdol* S I I 11 Mob llousen won in amateur 94-K7 in the championship row for the Knicks. their 1 Adonis 7 0-0 14, Haw'rxmif V I } •> Wr-> quarter lead Kighl straight row for the Suns, their long- added 14 points and 13 points, phol 4 0-0 8. Sobers 4 56 IJ Awtrffy 1 04 gross for the third lime with game of the Poinsettia Clas- longest winning streak of the points early in the second 1. Sounders 3 0-0 6, Shumate - est losing streak of the sea- while another rookie, reserve Railey I 0-1 2. Tolcils V 16 ?! a 38-38-78, and Ben Reinhardt sic; Long Island University Beason, and their eighth quarter helped the Knicks son guard Ricky Sobers, had 13 NEW YORK lilt) corded the best round of the surprised Centenary 80-78 in triumph in the last nine build 58-45 hallttme edge Afterwards Coach John points Paul Westphal. who Bradley S 4 4 14. Hoy*ocK! i M ' KI 16-65, in winning the the finals of the All-College games Walk S 2-112. Froutr » Si W. KB Monroe had 15 points al Ihe MacLeod kept newsmen wait- has an 18.7 scoring average, 5-6 V, Clonelll 3 00 6. Jof ksim ;uO I 01 net. tournament; Missouri won the Monroe who has played Beard0 3-) 3. Wingo 0 0-0 0, l>ov,s 400 8. half ing for approximately one- picked up three fouls in the Barnelt 10 0 4. Short 1007 I Dims 44 II, Big Eight Tourney with a 79 brilliantly in the Knicks' New .York put the game half hour before admitting first period and had just eight The league will open Ihe 69 decision over Kansas, Call Phoenix H n : surge and scored a season- away by outscoring Phoenix them to the Phoenix locker- points for the game NewYork n»H leason with a tourney at fornia took the Lobo In- Total Fouls Phoenn ?6. New ro,» /S ri Monmouth on Jan 8. high 37 points Monday night 18-8 early in the third quarter room, explaining that he felt The 26-point victory margin Technical Hoy wood A IA.OM iMMiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiintaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii MIIIIIIMIIMHII n itiiiimiii iiiiniii iimiin niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimniiiiie * iiiMiriuiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii Register sports resolution kicks for '76 Suggested New Year's resolutions for sportsmen: t >l 11 111 >1 11II11II III! 1111111111 Ml II !• IIII It • I Heap Ihe fruits of la- New Jersey Slate Interscholastic Athletic Association: Keep the football playoff formal Intact, with one exception — ID and basketball coach: play games al neutral fields, utilizing as many college fields 1 i II roujjj in a national as possible for morning afternoon doubleheaders Shore Conference Reconsidei admittance ol parochial CHUCK • i1 information director: schools In Monmoulli and Ocean Counties. teresl of history. Bob Strangia, Red Bank Regional football coach: Keep Ketball coach: Win the big the winning streak up and the blood pressure down. TRIBLEHORN Marry Hi/./o. Maiawan Regional football coach Polish the i i • Iball coach, and Earl hardware in the Irophj case religiously One - just once Merrick Tomaine, Long Branch athletic director Apolo- • Gel another crack at a gize to Mayoi Cioffi, providing he stays ofl Ihe sidelines. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIimilll MI officials Mayoi Henry R Cioffi Apologize to Mr Tomaine, provid- chap with the receding ing I'm permitted to remain on the sidelines, i Little League fans: Use a pure vocabulary al a i HI- practice of retouching .lack llafter, Red Bank Catholic's Innovative athletic di- games. rector Blend the red. while and blue with the Casey gre'en Pop. Warner fans: Let the kids play the game: b; I lefl Give credit more and gold for a colorful Bicentennial selves David A "Sonny" V/erblin, chairman ol the New Jersey Little League coaches: Silence the fans uiul pal iorts' "Rookie of Year:" Go Sports and Exposition Authority Use some nth hour magic Little League and Pop Warner coa hi become obsolete, in gel the Hark"!, .irk Meadowlands stadium open on time for ents and fans. Bystander:" Continue the Giants John Montefusco, East Keansburg's own and • it and runnin'. Tom Tower ol Kail Haven, Giants' promotion director cisco Giants' National League "Rookie of the Year Bag thai elusive buck. the Long Branch origin and make no more prei Negotiate a pHoto spread ol the new stadium in the Wants' 1 first program n<\' yeai winning the Cy Young Award. Flghl the uphill Mill Amsparger, football coach ;md movie critic: Just Tom Seaver, pitcher and sportscastei r Sti once, comment pn a Giants' game performance before view- Ed Jones, Monmouth County's contribution Ii ruund the Hangers in ing the films Bills. Gain All-Pro honors in sophomore season Alex Webster Teach the Giants how to scare some touch' Paul McLaughlin, Brookdale Community Colic Inners a day with- downs coach.M Make that nine-mouth season produce n junior nits up and rcad- Phil Iselin, New York' Jets' president: Hire a new coach. lege champion. Bob Walsack, Brookdale athletic dlrectol am I'lul I elm. Monmouth Park president Aquire a new. s quarterback coach: "Recruit" at least one center taller than 6-6 i ter sports staff for iiiunuii luuuuuiuiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiinimiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiinuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiHiinuiiiii r f 'Ol SHREWSBURY, N J WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 31. 1975 The DBttKRegister 15 dazzle^ ••'

By RICH MCOLETTI Chappy's jump shot find the target. v board power and the wings of accurate shooting "Lack of intensity," boomed the colorful Bob Kelvin Troy, Myron Crippen and Renaldo Hen- WEST LONG BRANCH - Dazzle, that nashy Nastase, Lakewood's fiery coach who guided last ry did all the scoring in the first penod. The three quality which seems to belong to Neptune, was the year's team to a Group 11 championship. put together an eight-point streak midway through beacon that guided the way to the Holiday Jubilee "We became complacent. 1 don't think that a the quarter. They were connected from all over, Basketbtll championship over defending titlist man is limited in his potential to slay intense. We but the real offense was right under the boards Lakewood here last night. had it early and then lost it. Why can't we stay up The pendulum began to swing in the other di- for 32 minutes? That isn't too^uch to ask of a rection midway through the second quarter The A spurt of M points from late in the third peri- high school basketbll player." >• od and Into the fourth gave the Fliers back the rebounding leveled off and Flip Williams started a crown, 67-61, but for an entire half of a game they Lakewood did indeed have.it in the early go- string of six Neptune points that cut Lakewood's appeared beaten. ing. They boomed out to their 15-4 lead at the 2:29 margin to five. Dennis Hubbard's jump shot at mark of the first period on the strength of back 0:40 ended the scoring in the half and cut the mar- Lakewood controled the backboards com- CIA l«4> gin to three. G T pletely in the first period. In fact, the Piners • Lorenzo It Cmpwi pulled down 13 rebounds to Neptune's one in the Plrno II «Aeyer 0 U Fourth-quarter turnovers by the less ex- Sholloo I Doolev 0 ? first six minutes of play, and that led to a IM Lnhrdl 1 Somo 0 10 perienced Piners were welcomed by the veteran Tort 0 L tody lead. Vnrble 0 Petkini Fliers. Lakewood amassed 25 turnovers Io only II Taylor 0 O Henry Danish 7 Hope for Neptune. Fifteen of the Piner turnovers came Things started to even themselves out in the Conning in the final quarter. Twelve points resulted for second period under the boards, and Ihe Fliers To4olt 14 11 * TOW* 71 t « Neptune. even put together a six-point streak started by the CBA i II II IJ -46 St. ROM I 17 II II -41 tournament's most valuable player Jerome "Flip" Flier coach Larry Hennessey praised the play Williams. That cut Lakewood's margin to five. of Hubbard in the fourth quarter He helped us out Mariners beat Brick a lot by stealing the ball and was great against Neptune tied the score at 4:25 ol the third on a Troy," said Hennessey. tap in shot by Chappy Williams, whose eight points MANAHAWKIN - The Toms River North bas- in the third session — all under the boards — ketball team took it to the wire in winning the an- Flip Williams was high man in the game with really put it to the Piners. nual Southern Regional Roundball Tournament by 22 points. Troy scored 20 and Cnppen had 19 for downing Brick, 61-56. the losers. Then at 1:57 of the third the roof fell in on Lakewood. Neptune's breakaway offense — run, In an earlier consolation match St. Joseph's of Two Piners, two Fliers and a SI Row player jump, shoot — had the overflow crowd thinking it Toms River knocked of I Central Regional. 73-66 made the All-Tournament Team. Ron Page and was watching a tennis match. Chappy Williams Tom Wilhelm led the way (or Toms River with Flip Williams of Neptune. Myron Cnppen and canned a layup, followed by a steal and jumper by a game high IS points Jim Baronr, the tourna- Troy of Lakewood and Kd Meyer of St Rose were Flip Williams. Chappy stole the ball again and ment's most valuable player pumped in 14 selected. broke away for a layup. and Flip followed suit, The Rams' Peter Schilling gave the team a Christian Brothers Academy's Chuck Lorcnze giving Neptune the lead. 51-43 with 16 seconds left was presented the award for sportsmanship in the quarter. needed lift in the final quarter with good offensive and defensive play. He finished the night wllh 13 St. Rose took third place in tourney by defeat- That wasn't the end. The string of points con- points. ing CBA. 48-46. Meyer got the final basket at 2:02. and the Roses froze out the Colts the rest of the tinued right into the fourth quarter and ended with Mark Malano collected 14 points in a losing ef- waifTwa. (47) way. T fort for the Creen Dragons. Mil Asbury Park ,t(K)k fifth place 1n clobbering Ehrmann 4 MUM 4 ' >» LOSING CONTROL - Lakewood s Guytr Day io on A 20-point performance by Bill Strdmenger Wall Township. 80-47 Register lloft r*.loi by Carl Forlno Kdly Whltley 4 0 helped St. Joe's nail down the third place spot in Lokewttdlll) Nat** Kelvin Troy (13) loses control of JUBILEE BALLET - LaKewood's Krosowskl SHOOK 1 0 G F T TF T MollR Pear ion 1 I the tourney. Troy M 0 70 1 0 10 the ball while going up for a shot Myron Crlppen (24) and Neptune's McConnell Mntgmry 0 0 Crlpptn 7 5 19 Hubboid 1 0 U during last night's Holiday Jubilee Perry Bur am 1 0 Henry 7 1 IS J Wllrns 10 7 n Chappy Williams (21) and Ron Page Russell , Hammary I 0 The Griffins Dan Barbierri chipped in 19 and Floyd 0 0 0 Robinson 1 1 j finals at Monmouth College. Nep Schood 0 Roper I 0 Griffin } 1 1, Chodwick 0 0 0 (35) go up for a rebound during last Zriser Wayne Gantt added 16. Butler 1 1 7 I Wll,»Y,* 7 0 14 tune's Ron Page (35) and Lake- night's action In the Holiday Jubilee Totals It 9 47 ToUll B 10 K Larry McCleary was the game's high scorer Tolols V 7 41 Totals n ) U woods Renaldo Henry go for the played at Monmouth College. Wall I X II 1-47 Lakewood. 17 I) II II -41 Asbury Pork... II 10 30 It -H with 24 points for Central. Neptune to l» n II -tl ball. Neptune won, 67-61. Hawks three short Deitz cops tourney of best start ever with head and heart TEANECK - The 150- further tests. WEST LONG BRANCH - Montclair Monday night. This year's Hawks, how- pound championship he cap- "The neurologist told me I Monmouth College's high-rid- The 1967-68 edition is gener- ever, still need three more tured at the Massachusetts lost consciousness for a num ing basketball team may be ally recognized as one of the victories to match the start of Institute of Technology Wres- ber of reasons," he explained the best ever to represent the best during the "Kornegay the 1961-62 squad which cap- tling tournament last Satur- "He said I wasn't breathing school. Years." All American Ron tured its first 11 games and day was a Psychological as properly at the time and that "I don't know yet, but a lot Kornegay led the Hawks to a went on to post a 22-3 record. well as physical triumph for I didn't have the proper of other coaches tell me that 27-2 record. "The big thing about this Mickey Deltz of Matawan amount of oxygen in my sys- this is the best team we've The current squad, in win- team is that where you usual- "It was a grueling day," tem He said it was a com- ever had," said veteran coach ning its first eight, has bet- ly can count on six or seven said the Fairleigh Dickinson bination of a loss of breath Bill Boylan after his unbeaten tered that team's start. In players, 10 or 11 of them can University senior. "I had to and pressure being applied by Hawks had thumped host 1967-68 the club also won its do it," said Boylan. "Regard- win five matches in a short ihe hold that caused me to Montclair State, 101-8H, for first eight, but lost to Mon- less of who's in there, we're period of time and it really black out." their eighth consecutive vic- tclair State in the finals of the not hurt and have the speed took a lot out of me. I didn't Despite the doctors' rcas tory and the championship of then Kiwanls Christmas Tour- and balance." have an easy bout. But the surances, Deitz was still pla- the Yule Cup Classic in Upper nament. Boylan added, "We went in real significance of the vic- gued by self doubts in his spurts against Montclair State tory for me is that I can fi- next two outings against (' V IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII and the press that we've used nally quit worrying about Post and Kean College all year worked pretty well." what happened last Dec. 4. 1 "I really didn't do well The Hawks reeled off eight know inside that I'm 100 per against cither team." said Freehold Entries straight points (or an early cent healthy again " Mickey, a biology major at 19-4 lead, withstood an Indian Deitz, who is the c» captain FDU's Teaneck campus "I Tomorrow rally before halftime and then of the FDU wrestling team, Mickey DelU won, but I wasn't impressive put the game out of the wood I thought there was some- lit- NulMIIW BloieEeon (Kelly) IM can still recall uneasy details Frlskty First (Lt Cause) 3 1 Check Sovford (Ookes) IS-I with 18 unanswered points in of the evening of Dec. 4. a let the bout continue until thing still wrong with me and Chief PintIwlPolisneo) 7-2 Elleeni Boy (Poqutt) 4-1 I* - Fact I M H.tat the second half en route to night which he lapsed into un- Dale pinned me I wasn't of- I began to wonder if my Sea Baby (Paisley) S-l Butlers Wovtrly IKIngJrl their fifth 100-plus game of consciousness for five min- fering any resistance at the whole season would be put in Coldstreom George (Gont) 4-1 Miss Nontkoke (Bresnohon) > Worthy Franc (Boldoch.nol II Ledo Hanover (Molodyl .4 1 the season. utes during a match with' time, however." jeopardy That's why I feel so Flos Londy (Tafona) 101 Ptochy Newport lOrsltol ...4-1 Deitz, who won the New Prlnct Maura (Torrel IS-t Mocklnloy (LeCouse) ...l-l Bob Wymbs, voted the tour- BILL TERRY Trenton State's Dale Driver. good about the tournament Steady Fun (Johnson) . io I nament's most valuable play- "The score was tied 2-2 and Jersey Collegiate 150-pound win It removed all of my M — pact IUII.W Joll Byron (Strong) IM the scoring column, with Wil throws. Montclair. now 6-2, Roslts Boy (Turcottc) ...'. i 7 Frost Oak (Paqutt) 701 er, led the way with 24 points we were in the second peri- title last year, immediately doubts." Owerko J (Ftrrltro) 1 I was 38 (or 77 from the floor and eight rebounds, and was Puentes and Ernie Bellinger od," recalled Deitz. "Dale went to sec Dr Alan Mi •dull Deitz, who has a career Golden Tlmmy (Boldochino) 4-1 m - Fact IM a Am and 12 of 16 from the line. Lord J P (Rlchordson) S-l Boon Pride (Oessureoult) ...M also named to the all-tourna- next in line with 12 points had me in a hold around the the university's physician, (ur record at FDU of 67-IK. is Flying Van (Johnson) l-l Star East (Ttltmonde) apiece. The Indians had a 52-40 re- Lelo Byrd (Lufil io i Keystone Sargent IFIIionl ...M ment team with Bill Terry, neck, and I just blacked out a diagnosis only seven triumphs away Orexel Sallli (Loontyl Ill Ronnie Blue Chip Kelly) .4 1 bounding edge. "Dr MedoM said I was JMActlTttt) JB-I Gum Boots (Siotfordl S-l who contributed 21 points to "Sometimes our second five My parents were in the from lying Stu Pnizansk) as F II Scotch (Paisley) : .4-1 the winning cause. looks stronger than our start- Monmouth will be home stands and I know M must okay to wrestle again," Mick- the Knight's career victim n - Pact IM ll JM Fortified (Bolochlna) . .1-1 Nowio Time (Pollseno) 3-1 Toretle lOakes) 10-1 The Hawks' depth and bal- ers," observed the coach. Monday night to oppose the have been a horrible ex- ey continued "But in our leader Go Prospect (Plercf) 7J IS-I next match with C.W Post I Mr Montgomery IPolsltyl 4-1 lMi; Tr.llMSi.44t ance was evident throughout. As a team, Monmouth shot University of New Haven af- perience for them. "I'll take the wins as they Mlckley Hanover (Ronner) S-l Corn Barry (King Jr.) J I Nine of the 11 players em- 50 per cent from the field (40 ter six consecutive games on "The referee didn't know almost blacked out again and comfi," said Mickey, but my Ds Sargent Counsel ILaiky) 4-1 ' Speedy Barry (Pollseno) tl Buck White (Constamol l-l Happy Express (Morono) 4 I ployed by Boylan broke into for 80) and 21 of 30 free the road. what happened to me and ho 1 went to a neurologist for real goal this winter is to win pre«el Babe (Schmlgell IM We Do Gerald (Lucnenlo) i I both the Jersey Championship Sterling Butler (Milled IS-I Emperor Marc Lee (DancerI . 6 I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIII Little Watchful (Lutmonl I I ,ind Ihe Met title 41* - Pan IM ll.an Keystone Genius (Poulln) 10 1 Irish Gypsy (Bresnonon) J1 Burma Girl (Morcelllnol IS I 1 have been close to the Jimmy Hayes (Scorpa) ' 77 Met crown three years now Speedy Counsel (Sporoclno) 4 1 llta-Facel MU.I Mobdo Chick (DeCarlol S-l Royal Wooonut I Moore) . ) I ant) I'm running out of chan- Conlestoga Buddy (Kelly) 6-1 Straight Ook (Poqutl) Military Freight (Dancer) M ces" Jambo Cindy (Poqutl) II 1 4i 1i Soviet weakness ends after faceoff Avon Standlsh (McCondlessI Blltlkrelg (King Jr.) 10-1 SI Deitz placed second to (' W Irishman Pick (Paisley) IS-I Late Knight (Paisley) ii n \ PlumQulnlon IThomas) 6 1 In 29 Soviet Union championship seasons, the lll i Illllllll mm,,. llliullllin guys not knowing how they play In a series 1 am 11 Post's Lou Chiotto in last J* - Pace 1 M l>.4tt Sokols Scotch Time (Bresnohonl Soviet Army team has won 19 titles, finished sec- sure we would come out on top." the bigslop said DG Volvo (Dessureoulll . 1-1 Weaver Beover (Kelly) 10 1 year's MetrojBuUui title metf ond on eight occasions and third once. Prior to the CrtstwoodCopper (Rodgtrs) 7-7 ..in Davidson predicts that Philadelphia. Buffalo and he should be again one of Bob Hanover (Boldochlno) 4 1 current season, the Army club played a total of 795 Sylflo Rip (Vitrono) » 7 Selections and Montreal will defeat the two Soviet teams on the favorites in his weight Farm Nibble (Abbatlelo) 4-1 games, winning 656, tying 50 and losing K9 Molestk Step (Poqutt) l-l I — Seo laky, Frltley f Irit, Elllttas the tour class this season Bty First Botch (Marohn) IM 1 - Owtrlo J, Kttltl ley. OlUlK Tim "Lou graduated last May. Kelly Kal (Lesiciynskil IS-I my This is what the New York Rangers had to "I think Pittsburgh with their style of play 1 — Mlcklty However, et Prtsptct. so I think I have a real shot Mi - Fact I M ll.n* Ntwio Time contend with Sunday night. And with few ex- (game played last night) will also have a.shot al Poisys Adios (Beochy) 1-1 I - Jimmy Hayes, Irtt* Oyt»y, MtMt this time," Mickey concluded Sunny May (Pallley) 7 7 Chick ceptions they couldn't handle it. winning," he added "Winning the Mets would be a Demon Bill (Plnll) 4-1 S — O O Vale, CrttfwaM Ctaatr. aetj Golden Brewer (Deslder) SI Hantvtr "As for us, we couldn't pul up with their puck great way Io close out my ca- Shi Ann Speedy (Bresnohon) :.4-l < - Oemen (III, Stan* May. Falsys The Soviets put on the greatest skating and Sheepsheod (Bergeron) l-l Adits control and accuracy," he said 'But we were fac- reel " Sundown Prince (LeCovsel. ..•. 10-1 7 - Scelch V O. Finn S|in»H|. Hasty passing show I have ever witnessed. While it is Ltrty ing a new style In a few games we would adjust Terry Sovtord (Bluml IS-I I - Mln Nontlceke. Mian WerfTTly. true that they are very weak when it comes to LM» Haatvtr to this style and beat them in a seven game set " 7* - Fact I M U.4tt controlling faceoffs, this is where the weakness TRN defeats t — Rtnnle Hat CHIP. aeeli Prlae. dered defenseman like he was standing in wet ce- ScolchVO IPoqurt) S-l Ktytltm Soraeat ends. Davidson, as a junior ui Minnesota, played un Howdy Boy IPolsltyl M II - Ctoi Barry, Ipiltr MITT, Ha»py ment, i Fifth Symphony (Luti) ••? •ami an All Star team against another touring Russian KermltCIPorodlsl H They employ five skaters like every other But Greschner shouldn't feel too badly They RBC on mat Rusty Leroy (Morono) *' II - StnMil Oak, Military FMfM, (ay- v hockey squad. Roce Win (Flllon) . ••' club, but unlike every other club they use five ska- also zipped around Nick Beverley and Doug Jar- TOMS RIVER - The Toms BESTMT-OSVMa-Ma ters and come at you even' minute as a unit and rett with apparent ease. "In two penod I gave up four goals." hi- said River North wrestling team Both Coach Konstantin l.oktev and star winger dominated the middle weight! Freehold Results not as individuals. Their stickhandling. rink wide There were several interesting things to note lit - Fan IM Fan* I JaJ T t:*M Rich Hal (Morohn) . 160 passing, and leaving the puck for the trailer was (he was everywhere) Boas MikaUov agreed on onein downing Red Hank Calho Lisas Champ (Pasclutol JO 00 in s to about the tourists. In practice, instead of just skat- fiacta (4-11 171 » too much for the Rangers to cope with. thing They said through an interpreter "Team lie, 34-15, last night / Overshot (Pallley) 1 40 ) 40 7«i — Trat IM Ptrse \M» 11:M4 Ing around and shooting pucks at the net, they Knockdown IPIntl) 4.00 H Ti Regol IPoullnl l» JO too 4 40 Canada was a better team than the Rangers " Recording pins (or the M.i M - Fact IM Fan* IM T mi FWBrlttonlBlschoff Jrl 1170 7 40 work hard. nntfK were Mike Reiff (101), Grateful Donna (Morctlllnol IM And in their frustration the New Yorkers had Our Bitter Swetl (Kelly) 7.M 4 40 J 00 Ironically, Team Canada opened the scoring and Frank Knglehardl (129) Torport (Turcottt) !.• 3 » lucta (7-4) *D.« to result to rough house tactics, something seldom First one players shoots about 20 pucks to the with a goal at 30 seconds of the first period while Ambtohovlngl Bluml t.M Ith — Fact IM Fan* ua T MM seen in Madison Squard Garden. glove side of the goalie then 20 to the stick side Knglehardl's pin took just 4K I»CM(1-4IM.H Move AHeod (Kelly) 47.401700 4 10 the Rangers took just 21 Just as ironic is the (act seconds DallyDaaMt(4l)lH.« Broden Charles (Consoll 7 n 4 00 Then two jdefensemen stand in front of the goalie Cuslo Jack (Paqutl) 9.10 that the Russians beat Team Canada 7-3 in that Ird - Fact IM Fant IJN T J: 17 4 When was the last time you saw Billy Fair.- and try to screen him while others shoot from dif- Ttms •><• N (Ml *M M Can, Mil IdtolRlchlFlllonl S.40 110 300 , EUCMI4-])lll.4t first game in 1972. 101 - Mike Reltt (Tl. p BobO Connel »tn - Fact IM Fan* idm T l:«.l bairn take two penalties in one period? And for I 41 EZDullMLohmtytrl 4.40 3 40 ferent angles. 101 - Mike Moson IT), d Gerry Cop Quick Split (Looneyl 4.00 Sorohs Mushroom (Boumonnl 14 40 4.40 slashing and crosschecking to boot. SHOTS FROM TIIK POINT pertnwolle 40 4.00 IIS — Brian Klrgln (R), d Todd Ab Incta (Ml it Jt Cold Cold Heorf (Cower Jr) 4.00 3 00 Everyone also shoots from point blank range — Going virtually unnoticed over the ho ootl. 10 4lh - Fact IM Fant I.IH T 1:H.I Widow Out IMoMdy) 3 X Rangers' Coach Ron Stewart said that the and rebounds are attempted. lidays was the retirement of United Stales born 17? ' John Pinlo (R). d Don Koima f lactt (M) « at )C NBWIKelly) 100 4.00 >.H ,1?9 - Frank tnoelrtorai (Tl.'p Mark Mounloln Meadow (Fojlloroot) 410 lam - Fact IM Ptrse l.m T I:•» Russians did not skate faster than his squad. "But Tommie Williams who has been toiling with the Dlrtcf Possession (Polsleyl 400 4.70 Another point of interest in the passing Rus- Melicm. 0 a Kid Cousin (Paisley) 300 they do pass the puck faster," he admitted. Washington Capitals. Williams, with 15 seasons of > Hi - Brlon Danemon (R). p Pout 3.00 sian players seldom hang on to the puck too long McVoy. I If •wtla 11-11 >-• Conoe (Poqutl) S.40 3 40 hockey in the majors behind him, is best remem- 141 - Steve Clrondu IR). d Chrii Willie Porker (McConldess) 3.40 Stewart is right on one count; the Soviet Army They rely on accurate passing And not one of sm - Fact IM Fant UN TIM.* bered as a member of the 1960 U.S. Olympic team NtwIuneVU Rocky Glow (Bovosl JrlU.aJ S» 4 00 fitct. U 71 77 at team does pass the puck faster than the Rangers them complained about the Garden ice 141 — John Lombord I T). d Kevin Society Chuck (Turcotlel 3.10 300 nth - Fact IM Fan* l.m T lit 4 that won a gold medal at Squaw Valley. Calif Kie»a. 10 Buckeye John (Polsleyl 4.00 Koshl Tiger (Polsleyl S 40 3.40 7 40 but from where I sat they also skated faster. IS* - Fred Chondler (Tl. d Mike Modien. )C Fire Ben (Herring) 4.40 4.70 Rangers' goalie John Davidson said despite the — In order to boost attendance Capitals have > •ncMIMIll.lt Mln Kate AddlolRlnol 4 40 IT0 - Joe Rellley (Tl. d Tim Cum Defenseman Ron Greschner didn't belong on performance of his team, he is confident the Na- a "Guaranteed Win Night." If team doesn't win nesiey, 3-0 Trtttct* (4-1 I) 174 U III - Scott Jemen IT I. d Mike Ser 11.00 AniKir.-4.7Tl the ice against this squad. And it wasn't just the tional Hockey League will win the series fans come back free to a later game On first try vldlo. M HtrborsBtsl(Flllon) JaJ 1 40 HmVHTl passing. The Russians were skating past the bewil- "They came in here with nine or 10 of our Caps lost to Los Angeles, 3-1. HVWT - Dennis Farelman (Tl. For HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII leu

I 16 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 31.1975 | 71. Merchandise BO Merchandise Tiger For Sale Wanted 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sole OLD FURNITURE - Antique*, china. AUTOMOTIVE NEED FURNITURE? glassware, ori object* and ttrlc« broc. CAMARO Itrt - Vlrwl root. FORD FAIRLANE !»•• - FAST 60 doys only, act 140 lo uo rebate on rmmedloti cowHor onything and ev shocks, batterH-yf oran*d eahoMl system BACK, AUTOMATIC LOOKS AND bedrooms, IIvvlng room erythlng ftusciU. » E«l Front Si 1 Autos For Sole tl.m • )! lin Alter I p j> RUNS EXCELLENT iS7S 741 nU» paiy y me men I owei FFebruary if74 Call Rick. 741 1493 CAMARO U7J VI - Air. power lleer FORD LTD BROUGHAM - 1971 lour OLD NEWSPAPERS mirrte ALL AMERICAN INC Ing. AM FM Excellent condition Coll door hardtop. Ginger brown, vinyl PADDED BAR - Two podded Delivered to e4CentrolAvt Hn 15 1 IMIl Rd M5 7W roof, automatic tronwnlttion. power wrought Iron stools. 4'KS" long. I?" Red took. Ml-Wt lleer Ing. broket ond window* Air. ro wide Never used Paid tl5a. sell to* C DOUGLAS ALAN dio. tinted glott. mony deluae con 175 Call Nl-OtW AMERICAN MOTORS GREMLIN X MERCEDES SEN! ORIENTAL RUGS venlenl enlrot MM miles. IJtM Coll PAINT - Factory fresh. Ucolors lf7J - Low mlltone. Levl Interior £• 100 Ooanpart Ave . umt Sihv MMS! 2914311 Have customers lor oil slies. types cellenl condlllon 11000 I'l IM* > S3 75 gallon condition Ebner Corset. 74HOC1 CHARGER RT IM«« - 4404407nocjnijm7 . FORO TORINO - 197] loor^ 'Coll riMtJor 717 IM7 •7uf0rM~O»»Y CENTER Hi MM mree Sf*«f d outomotkouook.. eceeeicettlenl n t cocon PIANOS-Uses) CAKS SOUGHT SOLO REPAIRED dlllon.. loww mlleogmlleo e MulMl tell, going don Groy gold, block vinyl interior PANASONIC - Four channel recetv Mrs. Nelson I0W GorfleM AM . An Hlgfilo*** Info service ITttlill Y Automatic. VI. power steering,. •pow er, tor 6'V air suspension speafcefs. S44 4J33 broket 41,000 mllet A 'I conditio separate eight trock deck that needs •AILLV IROS . INC CHEVROLET IfM CAPRICE - Aula Beit otter Call 717 9341 repair »I7S. Ml S7M STAMP COLLECTIONS - Envelopes SuDo/u on) Jaguar dram It E In malic. ISO engine, fully powered, wtiile ond covers. U S . U N •rillsh Co no.1 *».ngs »1[. Rod km 747 «Kt »lifi Mack vinyl roof 1700 See to be FORD VAN 19.7 - Needi tome motor lonles and Conodo Coll UlMTt. work U00 PIANOS-ORGANS Coll 495-1147 WISH TO BUY - Monogram Indy Lots of Chrlitmas trade Ins from U5 Lotus 114 home racing sel or pans •UHLEH11ITTERINC CHEVROLET IM4 Unlimited rentals from 17.SO per FORD WAGON - IH7 Eactllent can Call 741-1441. Piymoulli Ch,vsle> MG Jaguar Impala SS dlllon Intlde and out. good tlret Needs month, Warehouse lor leading mcior •m H«y Jl HajMI M4M00 Coll .71 41SS front end work 1774 or betl offer Call brands. Free adult orgon lessons BUICK SPECIAL I«W - Automatic >64»S7 Freehold Music Center power sletf ing. power brohes SIM CHRYSLER - I»7J Newport Custom 13 Throckmofion Si Freehold toll 141 l>» Excellent condition. Factory air. FURY 1971 - Power lleer ing. power REAL ESTATE broket. power windows, air condi 2. Autos For Sale 55 Situations Wanted CALL FOR APPOINTMENT loodtd, 37,000 eoty mllet Snowi 4*2^739 .„ RENTALS BUTCK STATION WAGON I»J) - t»M Alto. IHS CHEVROLET Bel Air Honing Automatic tpetd control AM SHREWSBURY MOTORS. INC PIZZA MAKER - Experienced Port J.OOOoilolnol miles Inquire 10) First FM stereo Call 7474717, att lor Jim SELL US YOUR CAR' time Apply in person after 4 p m ol Male PORTABLE DISHWASHER - Cold. Q twodoor. radio, snows Good condi U , Eolonlown lion Athlng U00. Call 747-0071 Sheelvon. Call John Van Brunt. 141 IMO Lulgl s Famous Pino. Middle Rd , YARD WORK - Gutters, cellars ond maple cutting board top, 1700 ELEC Hoilet garages cleaned Trees cut. Free e»tl 101 Apartments BUICK INI - Good running condi 51 Help Wanted TRIC DRYER. 34 ' wide, three cycles, GAS PAINS? NEED RELIEF? BUY » STRAUS BUICK -OPEL mates Coll 74I-4JU S130. PORTABLE WASHER, tour AAA RENTAL SERVICE - New rent non siso Coll U) IMO Eat Ml. ask FIATIH LEVINE MOTOR CORP . 3J5 NINE ACRES of New and Used Con ARE YOU UNSATISFIED - With REAL ESTATE ols dally, never o fee tor tenant Fwr '•H Gladys CIRCLE CHEVROLET Welcome to "Century II." What s it all wash cycles, 1177. Coll 7794315 oner i Shrewsbury Awe Shrewsbury Maple Ave , Rod Bonk 74I4S70 Hwy IS 1*4-4000 Keyporl your present earnings' It so. please nlshed and unfurnished homes and call 739-2307 for an oppolntment No about? The most eicltlng new concept p.m. BUICK If?I SKYLARK 741 JIJO apartments TE ICHE R AGENCY . GTO IW CONVERTIBLE - AM FM SUPER BEETLE 197] - fee or obligation. of the 70't. We leoch you the "mitt ond RCA WHIRLPOOL — Washing mo REALTORS, 217 Oceanport Ave Good cbndltlon Two new tires tlereo, Cragort, tour tpeed. 400 cu dio. new fires, tape deck flMO I bolts for real estate sales success Coll 777 S7QI COMET 197} — Four door, automatic, chine, two ytors old, II Ib capacity Oceonport M2 3S0B ' power tteerlng ond brofces Foctory Inch Full potlllve rear R-ebuill en cellenl condition HI «3?> ATTORNEY — For Civil MERCHANDISE FIREBIRD 1949 - Light green, three Asking I7M or betl oiler Coll 741 7039 preferred 4"i-doy week Salary open cellent earnings ond fringe benefits price in factory sealed cortons. tin 177 W» TWIN 80R0 MOTORS cepllonol low mileage Mutt tell as Red Bank area Send complete resume Call for Interview appointment, Mr Anderson's, 30 Brood St, Red Bonk. speed Good condition U5O Call 191 toon a» possible 7171041 VOLKSWAGEN BUG - 1971 Yellow, Sheldelmon, 6714400 The Mori Furm HIGHLANDS — One-bedroom fur 1. Unix If n.|, If M Mai 5173. to The Dally Register, Box O 753. 7*70125 nished apartment All utilities t17S radio 43,000 miles, good condition Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 tuff Galleries, Rt. 35, Mlddletown. 71 Merchandise monthly 177 IMJ. 113 Novesink Ave 747-0O40 PLYMOUTH I»W VALIANT - Two 1900 or best Oiler 747 603V. 4 p m N.J. STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE - door hardtop, six cylinder automatic ' Plus one three ton olr conditioner, five 1. Autos For Sale radio, heater, very economical Ask ENGLISH TUTOR WANTED - Writ For Sale HIGHLANDS - Waterfront oporl 1 SALES — Outside, tor tire distributor years old. Call 946-I3U. Mon through menti For information, coll 779 1600. Ing M7S, Call SH-4II0. VOLVO 164 1973 Ing ond literature analysts, college lev Good opportunity for right person Wanted, party who needs 100*. financ el Reply Box W 707, The Daily Regis ALUMINUM SIDING Thurs, 5:30 pm to t p.m 10-f Fri 10- ask tor Jtonor Mr. Cleft. PONTIAC CATALINA 196] ter, Shrewsbury, Nj 07701 Send complete resume. In confidence, Local contractor has Alcoa aluminum 6. Sat. Ing, with no money down, on o 1973 to Box T 211, The Daily Register, left over from development Half price KEANSBURG — Brand new three Best offer Volvo 164. Automatic, power steering TRUCK CAP-I Coll 747 lisa EXPERIENCED ORDERLIES M W Shrewsbury 07701. sole, installed on your home Similar room apartments, unfurntined Ultra olr conditioning 41,000 miles 1449S — For nursing home, 1-4 shift. Top sol savings other sidings No money down, 1100 modern kitchen, tile bath, carpeted liv- Many other models lo choose from SERVICE STATION MANAGER - Coll 747 54*9 ing* room ond bedroom Otf-street ary. full fringe benefits. Do not pnonr, Chain of gas-only stations looking for terms arranged For quick credit OK. call OASIS MO apply in person weekdays, 10 o m lo 3 Colt onytlme Iv? Mtv parking and laundromat llOOptuiutil Pontiac GTO 1968 TORSot (20.) 721 7100. business minded monoger with poten TWO METAL TOOL BOXES [ties. THE LODGE. 717-0173. p m , Atlantic Highlands Nursing tlal to supervise two or more loco For pickup truck 1100 tor both Call 191 SU9after 6pm WALL UN COL N M E RCURV Home, I Mlddletown Ave.. Allonlic ANTIQUES— Shipment. English, tinns Central Jersey area Good in French, Italian furniture, accessories Coll 791 2733 KEANSBURG — Coiy three rooms PONTIAC 1966 - Station wagon Very Shrewsbury Ave ot Sycomore Highlands come potential Send resume to P.O good condition Automatic, runs good Shrewsbury. N J 747-5401 and bric-a-broc S0% oft next yeor s TWO SNOW TIRES - Atlas Weoth Newly decorated Immediate occu 75 VOLVOS FULL TIME OR PART TIME - Rr Box 107, Morris Plains, Nj. 07950 pancy. i»0 H394I6. prices Open dally 95 erguard, whltewall, E7IH5. Used only sponslble secretary/receptionist tor INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES one month. t3S pair 7911504 S66-W77 PONTIAC 1971 GRANOVILLE - 3 Trucks and Trailers w D office Includes typing and trans SNELLINGANOSNELLING - Four door hardtop Vinyl lop. foctory cnbing Monmouth Medical Center World's largest employment service, 10 Riverside Ave. Red Bank 741 7474 TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines KEANSBURG - Garden Apartment, UP TO^MOC $400. asH RtBAT[! oir conditioned, power windows, C 30 STAKE TRUCK - I97S Chevro area With references. Reply Boi T 54 Brood SI , Red Bonk, NJ 747 1171 BEDROOM — Five-piece. SIM), living All makes new or used. Guaranteed one bedroom, heal ond hot woter In brakes and steering Very clean and let. 9 body, lour speed Save moo 71?. The Dolly Register. Shrewsbury. room, sleeps two, illO, child s bea low as S75. Serplco's, 101 Monmoutti eluded 1190 monthly Coll >|7 6*91 Tawne Chevrolet. 614700 SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - Ex well.kept Private owner tllli Coll NJ erlenctd. 3 to II and I to 4 shifts room. S175. 49S-OO9S otter 1 p m St. Next to theater, w W> KEANSBURG — Immediate occu 74!-577(f GARBAGE TRUCK DRIVER -Ti Eongterm Full or port time Jt\ 4100 BEDROOM FURNITURE - Wolnut. pancy Four room duplex apartment. RED BANK VOLVO 4 Motorcycles three-piece Will sell separately UNPAINTED \T2S per month plus utilities ond *ecu perlcnced. for private garbage com TEXAS~REFINERY CORPORATION rlty Three-bedroom oportment, l'i Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk HONDA CL ISO - 1971 pony Colt aM-4404 - Offers PLENTY OF MONEY plus 7473644 FURNITURE • SHOREMOTORS 741 SIM baths. 1710 per month ptui utilities and (ISO Needs work HEALTH FOOD SALES cash bonuses, fringe benefits, to re BEDROOM SET -Girls, three Largest stock on the Jersey Shore security. Available Jan 1.7177119 RENAULT 1941 — Automatic, good Coll 747-S499 Part lime Reliable Eiper.ence nee liable Individual In Red Bank area pieces. Apple green color, hardly used, Commission regprdless of experience RED BANK LUMBER KEANSBURG — Couple preferred to transportation, needs some work MOO YAMAHA essary 431 M64. looks new. Originally S400, selling VOLVO - TRIUMPH or make offer 79I-4S67 before noon Air mall G F Pate. Pres,, Texas Reti t175 787 0794 otter S p.m. 9 Wall Street Red Bank 741 55OC maintain modern aporimenls Reoton Jl R CYCLE SERVICE. INC HEBREW SCHOOL TEACHERS - nery Corp., Box 711, Fort Worth, WASHER AND DRYER - Lody Ken able rent. Best to call before noon •» monttis security *»V00W best cor buys RUSSELL Oldsmobilr Administrative Office. Rhea and Court SR 10. 130 and Craig car slereo. V35 lace. Never worn. Sacrifice Long *lo- Hwy. 35 Manasquan. 528-7500 Cadillac Co . 100 Newman Springs Rd St. Freehold. Coll 671-3674. ry Coll after 6p.m., 977 3?36 KEANSBURG - Three rooms ond full Red Bank. 7414910 5 Auto Services/Parts If You Are Looking berth Apartment 3, \ Oceonvlew Ave CHEVROLET - Big Hock motor ond WAITRESSES WANTED M/W - Must CARPETING - SO sq yds , almost WET SUIT - V Parkway Sharkskin Call 312-4561 between 6-* p.m mony ports For a Position With be experienced Apply in person. Rex new. brown ond beige pattern, nylon. Boots, gloves, locket, pants Good con Diner, 117 W. Front St, Red Bank Call evenings. 741 7407 dition blie Medium long S70 Call 717 KEANSBURG - Three bedrooms, full Call 291-533Votirr 6pm High Earnings bath, large living room Apartment 7, S And the opportunity of gelling into WAITRESS WANTED FOR COUNT CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Oceonvlew Ave Coll »7 e»gv. IM rm diate occupancy Owner will accept 210 Lost And Found -^ NICE COMFORTABLE ROOM - For bev offer over i«400 Can Hi TIM. On m ftotttmtt of ' MICMLANOS mature p*rson Private entrome S MB Mobile Homes Two-room lurnisrted minutes from Red Bonk (47 1941 LITTLE SILVER - Fiv*-bfl*r»om otd a'ea Wmte Moct eori Dtoct w»' a 542-9SOO Mk er home Near shopping end Dws GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - .oe etc Red Conor u. > __ ONNAVESINu SEA BRIGHT - Room with pnvoir U«.fOO 74t-eA« ot 141 an ftethon* Rd . Haiiet Aauit pork m 4*oi oote loi socle gom*' ^v Or«*«*l>om oomm.nl. muMioii HOMEY CAPE COO-Tt.. tile bath ond TV All utililies l?S •o snooping Con 7*4 jf n FOUND - Near Nv'.-omp ichoo opor mmti ond ptnihomt lull,, Convenient Rl.er PIOJO location Ideal weekly 717 9tSS days. 142 1119 mgnis •• -e brown b*o<» dog 212 Travel • farllnl ol IJtl Cmlrol oir COM, MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — Tnioiil>ed bwe<> Con remain on lot S p .Mi-im Rooms with kitchen use. t70 weekly Coil M4-M77 CT?4l1 13S0. plus security References Coll 7i;«ae9 or 717 Nil IM W0 BOB GRIMM AGENCY SM Rewofa P eose co- $3\ UU ' •424724 or 2»l IU> RED BANK - HOUSE TRAILER - Hiu. hj.lv tOST — Lody s sm*r DO*" v^ede WINTER RATES - Single ond double r.i»#»ed It74 mod** Snn 213 Instruction MOLL* PITCHER VILLAGE furnished rooms Alpine Monor. I MIOOLETOWN - Send lor ovr t.-•,* *H m*i Newman Spring* 00 LITTLE SILVER - Unlurnished tour Homes For Living brochwre put of sichness UOOO C tm H Rewa'j • P ,'A NO A •( IranOiaMMdlOaMMadlunAOTMA i bedrooms, two baths, dining room. Portland Rd . Highlands Coil 177 177) I bedroom Gorotn ApartnwMi descriptions prices on ovoiiatiie rrei) :r . From IMpr moom iren, fireplace ond tun bosemeni homes. APPL.UROOK REALTORS tOiT Moe i *» S*t> il «W}' Coll Kl 741 f I IS or on*. SI7S per monlh plus utilities E A 108 Commercial 9UR1 JS. MiddXfown *71 2M0 140 Real Estate Wanted FlrSI Avf Aiio"' t M gf ino\ . j\ 01 » Molly Ulclior VIIIOQ. door I ARMSTRONG AGENCY. Reollor. »t \tt- Sc' midnight 77f'»«3fl' ?*• SCHI - Prospecl Awe . Lime Silver 741 4W> Rentals MlODLETOWNN: wo oefl-ooefl o LISTINGS OF BETTYS HOWES \* "ED SANK - On, twd.oom apori ronch, fenced m ttot yqio Can men! 1775 ptr monm plin utilities LONG BRANCH - Nice area Sevan S 7|74S*4 Pr.rvcipa*! only-HZ « Oti THE SMOLKO AGENCT W Call 741 1771 room modern Cape Four bedrooms. ATLANTIC HIGHLANOS - Shaw 211 Special Notices two baths, living room, dining room room building, oppronmotely 3.100 sa MID0LETOWN - Foui RED SANK - ThfM-room lurniUM kitchen Garage Immediate occu ft Long lease available plenty ol rooms, den. central oir. central _ opartmtM, ulllllin Included Ho pch poncy, U7S monthly Mr Diensi. 741 parking avoiloble Zoned light in um Maintenance-free aluminum \>a WE HAVE rt • i - . Inqulrl 191 Mopll Av< . R«d Bant dustry. excellent morine wholesole ing Luxury home owner ironslerred For Mnifii (ommf.i(rji >r4krt">0' hardware sales or machine shop 17'SOO PAUL P BOVA REALTOR and r--e*rm#nl p*op»fi.«v Co.< iodo. Co :t>u*ci RED BANK - THREE AND FOUR PREVIOUSLY A DOCTOR S OFFICE 671 7544 - Part«o> 11' AOJKK* 'Jf-Ol 17 • ROOMS. NEAR ALL TRANS — Immediate occupancy Furnished PORTATION FOR APPOINTMENT Ihree.bedroom. 211 both ronch Living NEWLY REMOOELED BUILDING - OLD BRIDGE - Counly op 131 Houses For Sale 131 Houses For Sole room, dining room, eicelleni kitchen. Approilmolely 79S0 VQ ft Long lease surrounds this lovely four bedroom. in nn Including trash compactor ond ice available Excellent small foctory or CListom built home nestled on a wen REO BANK - Unrurnltned itudioand maker, recaption room or den treat machine shop Plenty of parking ond 12-11 landscaped 100i27i lot Formo< dining sloroge oreo Zoned light industry 1 one bedroom aoorlmtriH Avoilablt menl room or laundry, dork room. room. I -, baths, central oir cond> ImrrwdlOtlly GREENTREE APART fully finished cellar, central air. 10 Con Ui Andeisrn 791 7050 tioning. mony eitras tW tOO BOB MENTS. in Spring SI Call m mi coted In doctor s row on Mam bus line ATTRACTIVE — Modern offices at To GRIMM AGENCV. S*t*400 lor oppolnlmcni Coll M? SOW otter 6pm 151 Biycles - • Spring SI . Red Bank, two to til office PLAY SAFE - Brtng rour drpotit - SEA BRIGHT - Apartmtnli. till suites On premises parking Neor immediate possession Four bedroom clrnclit ond motll units No tnm tt RED BANK - Three Dedroomi. I i shops and rrstauronts. one block from "Don't forget, Mommy! If we fall asleep, be two bath Ranch State toyer. tirepUxe Mini Bikes quirtd Call TRADE WINDS MOTEL bothi. living room, dtning room, kllcrt Rivervlew Hospital, bul owoy from » family room ond two car ooroge en. full basement, garage liu> n*r PEUGEOT BIKE MUM \f T«o •42-1137 traffic |oms Low rentals including sure to wake us up at midnight!" Greot lol lor children Uf tOO f * mont-U Old mon If" iprn) Mon n monrh plus utllltlet Coll an< complete lonitoriol services ond sup t f 393] ARMSTRONG AGENCY. Realtors tra"os WWorm S3Q0 HCriliCf I'M I'm SEA BRIGHT - Ocronlronl aoiden plies Phone for details or showing 01 US Prospect Av* . Linie S«v*f n\ 142 M4« oporimcnt community Studio. ont-anA SECLUDED NAVE5INK AREA - two bedioomi Air. woihtr'dryer, Two bedrooms, large living room, eat REAL ESTATE 131. Houses For Sole ok dlsnvftnhcr NOT lotoi tltctric Pool, In kitchen, both, laundry room CENTRAL REO BANK - Exctllent 152 Boats And Ray Van Horn Agency ' boardwalk 147 IMi, M7 47J4 ground door office \pact 13*0 u, (1 HAPPY NEW VEAR — From ev«77 screened porch U7S per month plus „ FOR SALE one in the Haielton ofiice REALTORS utilities, security required Coll after 6 goodpwk.ng 747-Iflt REDOEN AGENCY Accessories S"«|WS»URY ARMS GARDE N p.m., I»1 I1»S ELLEN S HAZELTON 30) MAPLE AVE REO BANK 741 flOO Van Horn • Brook Agency APARTMENT - One ond two bed OFFtCE SPACE OF VARIOUS SIZES 131 Houses For Sale Reo-Iof BOSTON WHALER - GtOSlrO" Du'O roomi ovollable Include! heal ond hoi - Avoiloble In Crytlol Brook Prolw 13 W Rive Rd . Rumson 14? 3700 RUMSON AREA - tend tor Homei noutic Stringer. Crutie Crati Johnson woter. Good tile roomi Call H7 Mil 103 Rentals To Share Member Inter City Relocation Service Insurers vonai Building, Eotoniown Call Ml A FANTASTIC BROCHURE of homes For Lining brochure ptcs descnp OuttHWrdS OMC MefC'uiser fos, Bosielmonn. U1 ??J* 1 Loooer ond Tee Nee Tronen HIRE I ROOMFURNISHrn APAR1 LITTLE SILVER - Friendly young m Monmouth County It t your* if you tion. prices on ovo'iooie horn** AP woman has home to snore with female PLEBROOK REALTORS MI Ave MENT — All year round Con otier 4 OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT - PrDf« write or call Betty Rots Aoency 117 HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Appro., p.m.. »HM 190-plus per month 147 7475 nonot building Choice location Ap Rt 3V Keyporl. N J O77JS Phone moitly IS ocfi plul tour .rporolr Two Rivers. R. -.,»• U2 WOO LEFTOVER 1975 Season's Greetings LIVE AND EAT WELL - Ground proalmatelyMO U) ft Call /if 3/30 264 1450 houws Lorg« criicktn barn ply\ cm THREE ROOMS - FurmihM Pri.at, deblock buHding

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WE WISH Our very best wishes to you Give the Unusual — OUR CUSTOMERS SEASON'S Season's Greetings OUR HOLIDAY WISH "Edui Happy Give the Gift PEACE during this haopy season Thank GREETINGS a lifetime Gilt of Travel. . you for the ptiWlege ol serving Medlcenter-Red Bank PEACE AND Holn • HAPPINESS FROM you 55 W Front Street PROSPERITY TO ALL 1 Season's Greetings PROSPERITY ALL OF US AT HO! HO HI! , 842-3800 Dunbar Agency, Inc from and 1 PLAYCARE General Insurance & A Wonderlul "A nice place to gel we//' WILLIAM S. OLIVERA'S Financing Colpitts Holiday Season McCue al MIDDLETOWN RED BANK VOLVO Office Supplies • Excellent nursing care GARRISON Early ChiWhi SANFORD AUTO BODY REALTORS 568 STATE HWY 35, » Fuie food Agency II Travel Center & Da) 30 RIDGE RD RUMSON * Medicare 476 Broad St Shrewsbury •"MB SHREWSBURY 22 E Front St Red Bank MaraSn 157 FRONT ST. RED BANK 842-2760 Blue Cross approved 741 0804 / 842-4900 747-1010 -P' 747-3259 Holiday Season's Happy New Year \ Seas Our Holiday Wish Greetings Best Wishes CM LIQUORS ~~BesTWishes Greetings- "Irom all ol us Peace arid To for A Wishes All Our tor a Prosperity to All All Our Patrons Safe and Happy RURAL at the Sate and Happ) AAMCO OLDE Friends & Patrons & Friends Holiday BODY WORKS SKI HAUS Holidays Transmissions UNION HOUSE Paul P. Bova "Bodyt Fender a Very LENTZ Oceanport Ave JOHNNY'S EXXON ••ol [ilolt-lniurroi»ol! SptclillBlt SHORE CHEVRON Little Silver Happy New Year SERVICENTER Middlelown SAM ARABIA, PROP. AUTO BODY t Stale Hwy 34 842-6666 • HrLhkneut' I 671-2544 /«* Wtllwood ( Morris Annul! 540 Main SI Belford Cheesequake 141 Broadway I i"'g | "Hippy Skiing" Jid t Morrn Avf long liontti Long Branch, - 222-9*4 767-0800 566-1028 222-0160 222-9507 18 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31.1975 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICCTOPHSOMt .Of SIRING ABSCNTKI BALLOTLLOTSI NOTICf HOTICI - it you ore a qualified andrtft.itftt r< f voiW o* tht Slate who experts . IFrSM 1975 in New Jersey proved H to b t> wmTrotii« mot Stoic on February 10, 1976 or o qualified and r router ed voter who will bt within the Slate on Febru CHANCERY DIVISION LAW DIVISION Ofy 10, 1976, but btCOMt Ol illness or MONMOUTN COUNTY MONMOUTN COUNTY physico! disability, or become of Iht fjlrtMl H| F IBS-)! OocfeoJ Mo L-I949B-/1 observance of a religious holukw »w JERSEY SHORE' SAVINGS AND Sucnl lo the tenet* of your relWon. or LOAN ASSOCIATION, a cofpoialion NEW JERSEY BANK, N A., o nation btcouie ot resident attendance at o orgonlied and enisling under the laws al Bonking Ass n Plaintiff W JOHN school, col (cat or university, or. in the of the State of New Jersey. Plaintiff R ESPOSITO, JR . el ol. Defendants cast at a school election, because of vs ROBERT I, PLEASANT, ond GILLIAN M PLEASANT, his wife, By virtue ot o wrtl of execution m trie nature ond hours of hit employ the above slated action to me directed. a year of mixed blessings Defendants n.fnt. wilt be unable to tost your ballot I snail expose tor sole af public vend nt Ihe polling ptact tn your dtllnd on By virtue of a writ of CHecution in ue. of the Court House In HMBorougn votes short of passage — MW date, ond you desire to vote in the the obove stated action lo me directed. af Freehold, County ot Monmouth. New By The Au«cbl«l Prrss and her family focused world Court was slated to hear ar- twice in tw«- weeks by heavy Annual School election to bt held on 1 shall expose lor sole at public vend Jersey, on Monday the 12th day of Jo attention on the Garden State. Byrne turned to budget-cut- rains, destroying about $30 February 10, 1976. kindly write ot ap- ue. oi the Court House in the Borough nuory 1*7*. ol 7 o'clock P M Pre guments early next year on a ply >" person lo tht undersigned at ol Freehold, County of Monmoutn, vailing Time ting to dramatize the state's million in agricultural output. once requeiMng thai a civilian ab- New Jersey, on Monday ihe 17th day ol 1975 was a year of mixed The following stories were bid by Carter and Arlis for sentee ballot be forworded to you Jonuary. 197*. ot 2 0 clock P M Pre All the defendant s right, title ond In Such request must state your home od tcrttt. If any, In ond to me following blessings (or New Jersey. among those for which 197S fiscal needs a new trial. Meanwhile, Gov. Rivers and streams overran dress, ond the oddress lo which sotd volllng Time described land and premises, situated, their banks, and the Assump- ballot should bt- tent, ond mutt bt All that certoin tract ol hmd lying lying and being in Ihe Township ol It was a year in which the will be remembered in New Early in August, the gover- Byrne was studying a lengthy signed with your signature, ond note ond being In the Township of Middle Mlddlelown. In Ihe County of Mon Jersey. nor and the legislature com- report on the case prepared ink Creek in Trenton washed the reason why you will not be able lo town. County ol Monmouth. Stole ol mouth and State ot New Jersey, ond perennial income tax battle vote al your usuoi polling ploce No ci- New Jersey. described os follows: was renewed, when voters pleted a compromise package at his request by a state as- over Penn Central's main vilian absentee ballot will be tor KNOWN AND DESIGNATED AS BEING commonly known and de warded by moll to ony applicant unless Lots Numbers 37 ond M on Mop ol scribed as 19 Brookside Avenue, Leon united to defeat bond issue The tragedy of a comatose that slashed 1130 million from semblyman. The governor re- line, cutting Amtraks New request therefor is received nol less Beoch Property belonging to Charles ordo, N J than 7 days prior to the election, ond T Leonard, Leonardo, New Jersey, BEGINNING at on iron pipe In the proposals, when athletic young woman and her par- the budget and redistributed quested the probe following a York-to-Washington service contains the foregoing information doled April U, \m ond more porticu Westerly side ot o Private Roodwoy, for more than 24 hours and lor I y described os follows known os Brookside Rood, distant teams soared to unaccus- ents made headlines when Jo- another $260 million. New plea that he grant executive Any civilian obsenire voter who foil* BEGINNING at a point at Me South southerly one hundred ond ninety lour taxes and fees, including mo- clemency to the pair. disrupting local commuter to apply within the 7 doy time pre- east corner of Beoch Ave and Benlon and Iwo hundredth! feel (194 03) from tomed heights, when summer seph T. Quintan filed suit for scribed obove may apply In person lo Ave. running the intersection of Ihe Southerly side floods took a toll in lives and permission to order his tor vehicle registration hikes service for two days. the county clerk (of elections) lor an thence 11) South 42 degrees H Eost of a Private Roadway known os Holly- Although both mm re- absentee bolloi on ony doy up to 1 P M along the Southerly line ol Beoch Ave wood Avenue and the Westerly side ot property, when the emotional- daughter's life sustaining res- and a levy on unearned in- Bergen Mirders cl ihe day before the electron 46 feel to a point; sold Brookside Rood thence (I) along mained behind bars, events in Ihe event of tlcknest or con thence II) South 71 degrees u West the Westerly side ot sold Brookside ly charged case ol a former pirator shut off. Karen Anne come were imposed. seemed to be moving in their Bergen County residents linemen!, the qualified voler may op US SO feet too point, Rood. South two degrees no minutes ply in writing for and obtain on ab- thence (3) North il degrees 70 West Wtlt (S 2 degrees oo W) a distance ol middleweight boxer moved Quinlan, 21, lay in an irrever- In September, the governor favor. Carter was transferred were shaken by a series of sentee ballot by outhorued messenger SO M leet to o point In Ihe Eoslerly line forty-eight ond five tenths feel l*»osi so designated over the signature of The ot Benton Ave.; loan Iron pipe, thence 13) South closer to resolution and when sible coma at a Denville hos- signed a bill requiring the from Trenton State Prison, murders that took the lives of voter The county clerk (of elections)) thence (4) along the same North II eighty three degrees lorly four mm the plight of a comatose girl pital despite her parents' plea eight persons, all women and Is oulhorlied to deliver to such author degrees 14' East It U feel lo o point, utes West (S (3 degrees *4 W) o dis- state to increase its school the most foreboding stale in- lied messenger a ballot to be delivered thence IS) continuing along the some tance of two hundred feel (200 0) lo on that she be" allowed to "die aid payments by $300 million children. to ihe qualified voter North 2S degrees II East tt feel to the Iron plot; thence (31 Poroliei with the stitution, to a minimum secu- Dnte December 31. 1975 point or ploce of BEGINNING. first course. North two degrees no with dignity." minutes Eost (N3 degrees 00 E) a dis PUBLIC NOTICE in 1976. The legislature, how- rity facility in Clinton. Artis Authorities in three states DAVIOC. JONES Secretary The above description is drown In accordance with a survey mode by tance of tor ty eight and five tenths leel ever, did not enact the tax continued his stay at the min- were already looking for a Board of Education of (41 Oil feet to an iron pipe, thence (4) NOTICE OF During a one-week trial in The Borough of Eatontown Thomas A Finneoon, Land Surveyor, ANNUAL MEETING doted December llTlMt. Parallel with the second course. Norlh legislation to pay for it. imum security institution in man-and-boy housebreaking Forrestdole School, Forrest Ave eighty-three degrees forty tour min The onrtuol meeting of the membfn October, Quinlan's attorney Rumson. N J 07760 The approximate amount ol Ihe |udg utes East. (N 13 degrees 44 E) a dis of Marine view Sovlngi ond Loon As conceded that Karen was The state Supreme Court is Leesburg arid attends college team believed responsible for 04t 31 SM So ment lo be satlslied by soid sole is the tance ot two hundred feet (200 0) to the socloflon will lakf ploct HI the onict sum ol 124,60S 00 together with the point or place of beginning Dunning Ol MM Higlmoy IS. Middle nearby. robberies and sexual assaults NOTICf costs of this sole. town. New Jertty ol 7:00 p m , alive by medical and legal pondering whether the law is The Sheriff hereby reserves the righl Together with the right to use sold Wednesday,. January 31, 1916 lor Ihe standards but asserted she constitutional without fund- A number of demonstra- when a 21-year-old nurse was SHERIFF'S SALE to odlourn this sale without further no private roodwoy out lo another private election ol lour director! lor three SUPERIOR COURT tice by publication roodwoy running east ond west and years ond such other business as moy had the constitutional right to ing, and Byrne is expected to tions, rallies and vigils were murdered in Leonia in Janu- OF NEW JIRSCY PAUL KIERNAN, thence out to Hosford Avenue come up before the meeting. ary. Within two weeks. CHANCIRY DIVISION Sheriff Tht obovt description is drawn in ROBERT C. MAISON die. make another bid for an in- conducted around the stale on MONMOUTN COUNTY Dated: November 14, IMS accordance with an actual survty Assistant Vice President come tax in 1976 to pay for it. Philadelphia shoemaker Jo- DtoUtt N« FMM-M Finn, Kendls, Vosser. Rimm. mode ot tht premises by Slonley H. and Secretory Superior Court Judge Rob- behalf of Carter and Artis. MGIC MORTGAGE CORP . Ploinlitt Bloom & Allen Phraner, Llctnsed Surveyor, doted Otc 31. Jon. 2, 5, t.;,».» ill JO The uncertainty surround- seph Kallinger was charged vs: WILLIAM H. BROWN III, 1 Attorneys August II, 19S3. ert Muir Jr. denied the appli- Boxer Muhammad Ah was LINDA MARIE BROWN, h-w; el als. Dec 11,7441, Jon. 7 ui 64 The approximate amount ot the judg- NOTICI TO MILITARY cation Nov. 10. The case is to ing state payments for educa- among those who visited New in the death of Maria Fasch- Defendants ment to be satisfied by said sole is the SERVICE VOTERS By virtue Of a writ ot execution in. sum ot 16,151 00 together with the costs AND TO THEIR be heard by the state Su- tion prompted some local Jersey in support of the ing and a sexual assault on a tne obove slated action to me directed** of this sale. RELATIVES AND FRIENDS Dumont housewife. His al- I shall expose lor sale ol publicu HOTICI The Sheriff hereby reserves the right II you ore In the military servlct or preme Court next month. boards to argue that they cause. vendut, at the Court House In the to odlourn this tale without further no the spouse or dependent ol a person in leged accomplice was his son, Borough of Freehold, County ot Mon SNI RIFF'S SAL! lice by publication military service or ore a patient in o Meanwhile, the state couldn't meet teacher salary Corruption (nffvth, New Jersey, on Monday the SUPERIOR COURT veterans' hospital or o civilian at Michael, then 12. -rah day al January 1976, at 7 0 clock PAUL KIERNAN, demands because they didn't OF NEW JERSEY Sheriff tached to or serving with the Armed launched a controversial in- Although allegations of offi- I v Prevailing Time. CHANCERY DIVISION Forces ol the United Stotes without the A The following described property lo DATED: November 17,197S vestigation Into the events know how much state aid to cial corruption didn't domi- Kallinger was convicted of Jerome Alper ond Alper Stole ol New Jersey, or the spouse or .(died in the Borough ot Eatontown. dependent ol ond accompanying or re- County of Monmoulh. ond Slate of New "WBBIVBSG* Attorneys preceding Karen's hospi- count on. A wave or teacher nate the news as they once robbery earlier this month in JJec 11,24,31 Jan 7 s!2 16 siding with a civilian atloched to or Jtfrtcv UNITED COUNTIES TRUST COM serving with the Armed Forces ol Ihe talization last April. The probe strikes followed in September did in New Jersey, there were Harrisburg, Pa., and will be .. BEGINNING ol a point In Ihe south PANY, Plaintiff n: LILA E GARO United Slates, and desire to vote, or il erty line of South Street, said poml NER HEIDRICK. ET UX. ET AL De PUBLIC NOTICE you are a relative or Iriend ol ony such was denounced by the girl's and affected a record number enough accusations of hanky- tried in New Jersey early br- o distant 126 0 feel on a course of (endonts SEALEED BIOS will bbee received person who, you believe, will desire to lOuth 49 degrees IS minutes eost from By virtue of a writ of execution in from bidderd s classified under N.J.S.A. vote In the ANNUAL school election to parents and their priest, who9 of communities, including panky in high places to keep next year. The point ot Inttrtectlon of the said Ihe above slated action to me directed, 27:7-35.1 et sea.. In the Cafeteria. be held on FEBRUARY 10. 1*7*, kindly faultier ly line of South Street with the I shall expose for sale at public vend Transportation Building, 1035 Pork write to the undersigned al once mok has advised the family during Elizabeth, Hoboken and Eng«-* an army of defense lawyers In October, two young fojiteriy line of Richardson Avenue, ut, al the Court House in the Borough way Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey un Ing application lor a military service ontfjuniiing thence (1) along the south of Freehold. County ot Monmouth. til 10:00 o.m. January 39, 1976 ond ballot lo be voled In said election lo be their ordeal. lewood. busy. women disappeared near erfy line of South Street south 49 de New Jersey, on Monday, the l?th doy opened and read for: forwarded to you, stating your name, gre#s IS minutes east a distance of off January, 197*. ot 7 o clock PM Route 195 Section SA & *A, From age, serial number II you ore in mill Income Tax Elections Secretary of State J. Ed- their Bergen County homes. •J9.S0 feet to a point; thence <2) south Prevailing time, * Wesl ot Cedar Swamp Rood to Wesl ol lory service, home oddress and the od •Al degrees IS minutes west a distance All that tract or parcel of land here Fort Plains Rood, Township of Jock- dress al which you are stationed or Gov. Brendan T. Byrne re- The November election for ward Crabiel was accused of Their nude bodies were dis- *if IW feel to a point; thence (3) north Inafter particularly described ond situ son ond Howell, Ocean and Monmouth con be found, or II you desire Ihe mili- newed his fight for a state in- control of the slate Assembly covered later that month in At degrees IS minutes west o distance ate, lying and being In the borough ot Counties. Federal Protect No. 1-195- tary service ballot tor o relative or bid-rigging but (he charges o* SO feet to a point; thence (4) north Keansburg, in the County of Mon 1(21)12 Iriend, then make on application under come tax, only to lose again gave both major parties the were dismissed because the nearby Rockland County, |7-'degrees 25 minutes east o distance mouth, In Ihe State ol New Jersey: The Department. In accordance with until for a military service ballot to be Ipd* 59 37 feel to a point; thence (5) BEGINNING at a point in the North Title VI Civil Rights Act of 1964, 71 forwarded to him, stating In your op because of stiff opposition opportunity to claim victory statute of limitations had ex- New York. Mrs. Susan ottri 5n 29 degrees 03 minutes 10 seconds trly lint of Center Avenue ot the Stat. 353, 43 U.S.C. and 49 C.F.R , Port plication that he is ot Icost eighteen "norvostl a distance ol 93.30 feel to the point Southeasterly corner of Lot No. SS. 21 Issued pursuant to such Ad, will af- years ol age ond stating his name, se- among fellow Democrats in but signalled a major defeat pired. Heynes, 28, of Haworth and OCpiace of BEGINNING Block 12, as shown on Ihe aforemen ford minority business enterprises full rial number il he Is In military service. Honed lax mop, sold beginning point opportunity to submit bids in response home oddress and the oddress at which the state Senate. for Gov. Byrne as the voters Camden County Democratic Susan Reeve, 22, of Demarest ,The above description Is In occor being distant 401.41 feet Southwesterly to this Invitation and will nol dis- he is stationed or con be lound Ogftce with a survey mode by Charles from the Intersection of the Northerly criminate ogalnst any bidder on the After the Senate voted 17-21 rejected his proposed $922 Chairman James Joyce was had been strangled, autopsies C.-wlddls. P.E. L L $., doted August line of Center Avenue and Ihe Westerly grounds of race, color or national ori- Forms ol application can be obtain million state bond program. showed. No arrests have been 19,W6?ond continued To July IS. 1*73. line of Highland Avenue, running gin In the conlroct award. ed from Ihe undersigned on the tax June 27 — four acquitted of charges he asked TKis Is a first purchase money mart thence: Doted December 11, IN! > ado? given to secure o part of the pur- (USoulh 50 degrees 30 minutes Wesl Drawings, specifications and bid The woman's movement for a $175,000 bribe from a made. documents may be inspected or obtain LUCILLE K. SCHUSLER, Secretary cliase price for the premises obove de olong the Northerly line of Center Ave Board ol Education ol PUBLIC NOTICE scribed nuc o distance of 50.00 feet to a point; ed for a fee of One Hundred Twenty also took it on the chin politi- South Jersey engineering firm In December, Mrs. Jean Dollars ttl20.00), at the Bureau of Township of Holmdei NOTICE TO MILITARY MORE COMMONLY KNWWN AS thence 13 Hillcresl Rood, cally as a proposed state seeking work with the county ' ISC SOUTH STREET, EATONTOWN. (3) North 39 degrees 30 minutes Contract Administration, I03S Pork SERVICE VOTERS AND Diggs and her four children Holmdei. N i win TO THEIR "Rj West olong Iht Westerly line ol Lot ay , o Dec Jl III 10 Equal Rights Amendment municipal utilities authority, were found murdered in their " ,The approximate omount of the iudg No. 56 aforementioned a distance ol during business hours RELATIVES AND FRIENDS ' ur>» to be satisfied by soid sole is the 100 00 feet to a paint; thence During thTie performancperit e ol this II you ort In Ihe military service or was defeated. of which Joyce was a mem- Teaneck home while Mrs. "\vm of 127,325 00 together wllh the (3) North SO degrees 30 minutes East controct, tne ccontractoo ' r ogrees os tol NOTICE the spouse or dependent ol a person in along the Northerly line of Lots No 56 lows": Mr. Voughon ottered the following military service or ort o patient in o The Democrats took 6614 ber. Diggs' husband Wesley, was (o.'s of this sole The contractor or subcontractor, veterans' hospital or o civllion oi •* The Sheriff hereby reserves the right and IS a distance of SO.00 feel lo a resolution ond moved Its adoption point; thence where applicable, will not dis RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR tachtd to or serving with Ihe Armed control of the lower house Seven wealthy businessmen at work at a Harlem tavern •4b odjourn this sole without further no criminate against ony employee Forces ol the United Stolrs without the • tlce by publication. (4) South 39 degrees 30 minutes East THE INSERTION OF A SPECIAL r or applicant for employment be- State ol New Jersey, or the spouse or — PAUL KIERNAN. along the Easterly line of Lot No. 51 a ITEM OF REVENUE IN THE into the election and emerged were found guilty in federal he owns. The case is also un- distance ot 100 feet to the Northerly cause of age, race, creed, color, BUDGET OF THE BOROUGH OF dependent ol ond accompanying or re- Sheriff. notional origin, oncestry, moritol siding with o civilian attached lo or with a 49-31 majority for the court of charges they offered solved. Doled November 17,1975 line of Center Avenue and the point or HIGHLANOSPURSUANT TO place ol Beginning status or sen. The contractor will H.J.S. 4OA:4-I7 PROVIDING AN serving wllh the Armed Forces ol the Mark Nlcolaides takt affirmative adion to ensure United states, ond desire lo vote, or il new Assembly, which takes a $500,000 bribe to Fort Lee All told, the number of mur- The foregoing description is in- ADDITIONAL 13.000 00 AS A SPE Aftorney that such applicants are recruited CIAL ITEM OF GENERAL REVE- you are a relative or Iriend ot ony such Dec H.24,31 Jon 7 %n,Ji tended to describe oil of Lots No 15 ond employed, ond that employ person who, you believe, will desire lo office Jan. 13. Mayor Hurt Ross in return for ders in the county this year ond 56, Block No. 13, as shown on the NUE IN THE H75 BUDGET AND ees art treated during employ MAKING PROPER APPROPRIA vole In the annual school election to be NOTICE TO BIDDERS Borough of Keansburg tax map mtnt, without regard lo their age. held on February 10, 1974, kindly write Byrne said the election was favorable zoning for a pro- was more than double the Nolice Is hereby given lhal sealed TION THEREFORE Being commonly known ond desig race, creed, color, national ori- WHEREAS, N.J.S. 40 A:4-I7 pro lo the undersigned al once making op a victory for his fellow Demo- bids will be received by ihe Boord ot noted as No. 177 1 179 CENTER AVE gin, ancestry, morltol status or - plication lor a military service ballot posed $250 million business 1974 total. Education Commissioners ot Ihe Coun vldes that the Director ol Local Fi- NUE KEANSBURG. New Jersey. sex. Such adion shall Include, but nance may approve the insertion ol to be voled In sold election to be lor crats because they held nor- and residential complex. llofla I'roirnuno [y, of Monmoulh, New Jersey, in the The approximate amount of the |udg not bt limited to Ihe following worded to you, stating your name, oge. 'meeilng room ol Ihe Board ol Recrea any special Mem ol revenue in the men! to be satisfied by said sale is the employment, upgroding, demo- budget ol ony county or municipality serial number II you ore in military mal mid-term losses to a min- A two-year investigation In late November, a news- tlon Commissioners. Thompson Coun sum of 111,401.00 together with the tion, or transfer; recruitment or service, home oddress and Ihe oddress ty Park, Newman Springs Rood. Lin- when such Item shall hove been mode costs of this sole recruitment advertising; layoff available by law and me amount there at which you ore stationed or con be imum. But Republicans called continued into the financial af- man in Detroit warned a col- efofi, New Jersey, until 3:00 p.m., pre The Sheriff hereby reserves the rtghl or termination; rales ot pay or found, or It you desire the mllitory ser- wiling lime, Wednesday. Jonuary U, ol was not determined al Ihe time ot to odlourn this sale without further no other forms ot compensation; ond the adoption ot trie budget, ond vice ballot lor a relative or Iriend, their 17-seat gain the begin- fairs of Rep. Henry Helstoski, league in Newark: "You'd bet- TirVri and then pubhely opened ond read lice by publication. selection for training, including then make on application under oath fas l/ie following PAUL KIERNAN. apprenticeship, The controclor WHEREAS, sold Director moy also for a military service ballot to be lor ning of a GOP comeback in a six-term Demograt from ter start doing research on INTERIOR PAINTING Sheriff agrees to post in conspicuous approve Ihe insertion ot any Hem ol worded lo him, stating in your oppii New Jersey. FLATBED TRUCK WITH HOIST Dated November 14,1975 places, available to employees ppropriation lor equal amount. cation that he Is al least eighteen years Bergen County. Helstoski the Jimmy Hoffa case — it's (CONVERSION TO) Roberts, Modden I Holobinko ond applicants for employment, TIOON I ol age and stating his name, serial NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RE The Senate did nol face re- charged he was the victim of coming to New Jersey." PADDLE BOATS Attorneys notices to be provided by the con- number II he Is In military service. Contract Documents, including In- tracting, officer setting forth Ihe SOLVED by the governing body ol me home address and the oddress ot which election in 1975. harassment, but a judge re- slfuctlon to Bidders, Bid Forms and Dec. 11,2*,31,Jan 7 $74.11 provisions of this nondiscrimino- Borough ol Highlands that The he Is stationed or con be found He was right. On Dec. 4, complete plans and specifications may llon clause; Borough ol Highlands hereby requests Byrne had proposed and fused to halt the probe. the FBI obtained search war- bf.e*omlned at Ihe Administrative Of NOTICE TO BIDDERS the Director ol the Division ol Local Forms of application con be obtain tlces of the Monmouth County Park Notice Is hereby given that seoied bids b. The contractor or subcontractor, Finance to approve Ihe Insertion ol o ed from Ihe undersigned campaigned hard for bond is Former Republican slate rants for file cabinets and a System, located in Thompson County will be received by Ihe Board of Rec where applicable will, in oil solic- special Item ol revenue In the budget Ooled December 31,1975 Park. Newman Springs Rood. Lin- reatlon Commissioners ol the County itations or advertisements tor ol the year INS In tht sum ol S3.000.00: DAVID C JONES. Secretory sues for transportation proj- Chairman Nelson G. Gross safe deposit box at Teamsters croft, New Jersey, between the hours of Monmoulh, New Jersey, in the employees ploced by or on behoit which Item Is now available os a reve- Boord ol Education ol al. 9,00 a m, and l.Hpm, prevailing meeting room of the Board of Recreo of (he contractor, state lhal oil nue from the Slate ot New Jersey, De- The Borough ol Rumson ects, state institutions and spent three hours in jail be- Local 560 in Union City after tliH*, dally Monday to Friday, in- lion Commissioners, Thompson Coun- qualified applicants will receive portment of Community Affairs — Re- Forrestdolt School, Forrest Ave clusive The documents shall first be ty Park, Newman Springs Rood, Lin- consideration for employment location Assistance Gront under Ihe Rumson. N J O77M public housing. All four were fore being released lo argue three local members were available 9 00am craft. New Jersey, until 2:00 p.m.. pre- without regard to age, roce, State ond Local Cooperative Housing Dec 31 MI MI turned down. listed in Detroit as suspects in Growings, specifications, bid forms vailing time, Thursday. Jonuory II, creed, color, notional origin, an- Program, pursuant to the provisions ol for a new trial. He had been and all forms required may be obtain 1976 and then publicly opened ond reod cestry, marital status or sex. statute; ond NOTICE TO PERSONS The governor tried to sell sentenced to a two-year term the abduction of the former M Dy qualified Udders ot the PARK lor the following: c. The contractor or subcontractor DESIRING ABSENTEE BALLOTS where applicable, will send to llCTjqKI SYSTEM ADMINISTRATIVE OF 1. PAPER SUPPLIES BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that II you are a qualified and registered the bond package as an eco- for advising a client to lie to a Teamsters president. PICE S set forth obove between the ato eoch lobor union or represenlo voter of the State who expects to be ab- Contract Documents, including in live of workers with which he has a like sum ol 13.000.00 bt and Ihe samt if ,(jid hours. | sfructlon to Bidders. Bid Forms ond Is hereby appropriated under tht cap- sent outside that Stole on FEBRUARY nomic recovery program to grand jury. But the most sensational as Btdt must be mode on the standard a collective bargaining agree 10, 1976 or a quolilled ond reaistered complete plans and specifications may ment or other conlroct or under- tion ol Inspection of Buildings. Other proposal forms In the manner desig be examined ot Ihe Administrative Of- Expenses; and voter who will bt within the stole on provide some 100,000 con- In December, six New spect of the case was a war- rated and required by the tpecitica standing, a notice, to be provided FEBRUARY 10.1974 but become ol ill fices ot tht Monmouth Counly Park by the agency contracting officer, SECTION] struction jobs at a time when 'tons, must be enclosed in seoied enve- System, located in Thompson County BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED ness or physical disability, or becouse Brunswick policemen were rant authorizing the FBI to lopes bearing the name ond oddress ol odvlsing the lobor union or work- ol the observance ol a religious ho Park, Newman Springs Rood, Lin- ers' representative ot the con- THAT THE above Is the result ol the state unemployment was dig in a Jersey City landfill the Bidder, designating the name of croft, Ntw Jtrsey, between the hours provisions ol the N.J. Relocation As llday pursuant lo Ihe tenets of your re charged with various break- 'he bid on Ihe outside, addressed lo the tractor's commitments under this Iiglon. or because of resident attend of 9:00 a.m. ond 4:30 p.m., prevailing act and shall post copies ot Ihe slstanct Low ol mi. C. n N.J.I.A. nearing an alarming 14 per ins at local businesses, and believed to be the burial Board ot Recreation Commissioners. time, dally Monday to Friday, in 53:!IB I et seq ond N J Relocation once ot a school, college or university, Monmouth County Pork System, New elusive. The documents inoll first be Assistance Low ol nil. C. ]>3. or, In the cose ot a school election, be cent. officials did not rule out the ground for mob victims, per- m-jri Spring* Rood. Llncrott, New Jer- available v 00 am available lo employees ond appii N.J.S.A. 70:4-1 el seq. ond a controct cause ot the nature ond hours of his sey. 07738, ond mutt be occompanied Drawings, specifications, bid forms cants for employment' ' executed thertundtr whereby Ihe employment, will be unable lo cost Opponents of the ERA, possibility of more arrests on haps including Hoffa. By by Ihe following. and all forms required may be obtain NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT Borough of Highlands received a no your ballot ot the polling place in your * ' f r tiiitate (content ot surety! ed by qualified bidders at Ihe PARK OF TRANSPORTATION tlce committing the Stole ol New Jer- district on sold date, and you desire to buoyed by their November the 140-man force. year's end, there hadn't been from a reputable insurance com- SYSTEM ADMINISTRATIVE OF Bureou ot sey lo reserve 11,000 00 lor sold pur- vole In Ihe ANNUAL SCHOOL election success, launched a campaign pany certifying to the foct that if FICES set forth above between the afo Conlroct Administration pose and Ihe Borougfi having been od to be held on FEBRUARY 10, 1976 Rain storms and accom- any digging although the FBI the bidder Is successful a surety resold hours. Dec. 11,34,31 173 32 vised that for relocation assistance to kindly write or apply in person to the for repeal of New Jersey's relocatees, lor the period January 1, undersigned al once requesting that a panying floods in July took three times requested and re- bond will be filed for the perform Bids must be mode on the standard civilian absentee ballot be forwarded ante of the controct AND certified proposal forms In the monner desig PUBLIC NOTICE OF 1WS through December II, INS, sold 1972 ratification of the pro- ceived extensions of the war- INTENT TO SUBMIT A Borough hod accumulated credits lo to you. Such request must state your six lives and caused an esti- etieck, pR cashier's check OR bid noted and required by the speclfica home address, and the address to bond drown to the order of the lions; must be enclosed in scaled enve- REQUEST FOR RELEASE the sum ol 17,000.00 thai payment posed federal ERA. mated $85 million in damages rant. OF FUNDS therefore hai been received which sold ballot should bt sent, ond Board ot Recreation Commission' lopes bearing the name ond oddress of must be signed with your signature, ers in on amount not leu than ten the Bidder, designating the name of AND CERTIFICATION TO HUO SECONDED by Mr Bucco ond The only ballot question to throughout the state, prompt- Meanwhile, a federal grand I. Monmoulh County will submit its ond stale the reason why you will not (10%) peicenl ot the amount bid, Ihe bid on the outside, addressed to the adopted upon the following roll coll: be able to vole at your usual polling but nol to exceed twenty thousand Board ot Recreation Commissioners. certification and request for AYES: Messrs: Bucco. Vaughon. pass in 1975 provided new ing President Ford to declare jury in Newark began in- funds to HUD on Jonuory 17, 1976 ploce No civilian absentee ballot will dollars (120,000.) Monmouth County Pork System, New- Rodoers and Gulney be forwarded by mall to any applicant man Springs Road, Lincroft. New Jer- Such certification ond request re property tax breaks for the 12 of the 21 counties disaster vestigating possible Team- and delivered af the ploce ond before loles to the Monmoulh County ap NAYS: None unless request Iherelor Is received not trie hour above named sey, 0/731, and must be occompanied ABSENT: Mr. Johnston less than 7 days prior to the election, elderly and the handicapped by tht following: plication to undertake certain im areas. Some 5,400 homes and sters Union corruption in New The successful bidders will be re- provements lor the benefit of the APPROVED: and conlolns the foregoing Inlormo quired to furnish a surety bond In Ihe Certified check OR cashier s community under Title I of the CJ.GUINEY. Mayor tlon Zoning businesses were damaged Jersey, Including loanshark full amount of the contract, of a com check OR bid bond drown to the DATED: December 73. INS y ATTESt: Any civllion absentee voter who foils In March, the state Su- along with roads and bridges. pony authorized lo do business in the order of the Board ot Recreation opme ing and other forms of rack- State ot New Jersey ond ocoeplable lo Contmlssloners In an omounl not p c O 1974, , Pubub.. L. 933 Harriet A. Albrechl. to apply within the I day time pre tne Board ot Recreation Commission less than ten (10S) percent ol the 313133. TThe projects proposed are Borough Clerk scribed above may apply in person to preme Court handed down a Vegetable crops were hit eteering. The focus of the "•>, in the '(cm ond subiect lo the con amount bid, but not lo exceed listed In the current program the county clerk lot elections) tor on year ol the Application to HUD. o Dec 31 HO M absentee ballot on any day up to 3 P M landmark decision that prohi- probe was Local 560, con- .ni'Mii provided in Ihe Controct of twenty thousand dollars {$20,000.) mailer ot public record, ond are Documents "During the perform and delivered at the place ond before NOTICE of the day before Ihe election. bits the use of zoning laws to ance ol ttils controct. the contractor as follows: in the event ol sickness or con trolled by Anthony "Tony the hour obove named Construction of sidewolks on Mr. Voughon otltrtd the following ag'tes as follows "During the performance of this con Resolution ond moved Us adoption: linemeni, the qualllleq d voteo r moy pop exclude low and moderate in- Pro" Provenzano, a one-time Port Monmouth Road, Keons pl In writin f d bt b 0 The contractor or subcontractor. trod, the contractor agrees as fol- burg, New Jersey. RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR plpyy In writingg for and obtain an ab- come families from wealthy where applicable, will not dis lows: Protect Cost: 130,000 THE INSERTION &F A SPECIAL sentet e balloblltt by authorizeauth d messenger Hoffa lieutenant who served criminate against ony employee a. The controclor or subcontractor, ITEMOF REVENUE IN THE so designated over the signaturgnue e ooll Thee 3. Monmouth County has completep d suburban communities. time in prison for extortion. or applicant tor employment be- where applicable, will not dis itl i t BUDGET OF THE BOROUGH OF oter ThTh e countty clerlk (o(ll electionsl ) cause of oge, roce, creed, color, criminate against any employee an environmental review respect HIGHLANOSPURSUANT TO Is authorlied to deliver to such author national origin, ancestry, moritol or applicant for employment be the pro|ecls tor which releaslease N.J.S. 40A 4-17 PROVIDING AN lied messenger a ballot to be delivered The ruling came in a chal- Salvatore Briguglio, the lo- status or sei The controclor will couse of age, roce, creed, color, tunas Is sought. The Appli ADDITIONAL SI.790.00 AS A SPE lo the quolilled voler lenge to zoning laws in Mount cal's business agent, was one lake affirmative octlon lo ensure national origin, oncestry, marital cants EnvironmentaEironmentall RevieReiew CIAL ITEM OF GENERAL REVE Dote December 31. 1975 thai such applicants are recruited status or sex. The conlrodor will Record may be examined in the NUE IN THE INS BUDGET AND LUCILLE K SCHUSLER Laurel, Burlington County, of those named as a suspect and employed, ond that employ take affirmative octlon to ensure Applicant's offices during regular MAKING PROPER APPROPRIA Boord Secretary ees ore treated during employ that such applicants ore recruited hours. TION THEREFORE Holmdei Township but affects every community in the Hoffa abduction. ment, without regord to their age. and employed, and that employ 3. Monmoulh County will undertake WHEREAS. N J S 40A 4 (7 provides Board ot Education roce, creed color, national origin, ecs ore treated during employ the project described obove with that tht Director ol Local Finance )7Hillcrest Rood in the state in which zoning Sports ancestry, marital status or tea. ment, without regard to their oge, Block Grant funds from the U S may approve the Insertion ol ony spe- Holmdei. N J 0773] Such action snail include but not roce, creed color, notional origin Department of Housing ond Ur cial Item of revenue In Ihe budget ol laws prevented the construc- It was a banner year for be limited to the following em ancestry, marital status or sex. ban Development (HUD), under any county or municipality when such Dec 31 115« ploy ment. upgroding, demotion. Such octlon shall include, but nol Title I of the Housing and Com Item shall have been mode available tion of multi-family dwellings Rutgers and Princeton athlet- or transfer, recruitment or re be limited to the following em munlty Development Act of 1974 by law ond the amount thereof was not or the subdivision of large crullment advertising^ layoff or ploy ment, upgroding, demotion. Monmouth County ond Freehoi' determined ot the time of the adoption SHERIFFS SALE ic teams while Seton Hall re- termination; rates ol pay or other Or transfer, recruitment or re- der Director Philip N. Gumbs. in of the budget; ond SUPERIOR COURT tracts. An attorney who lorms of compensation; ond se- cruitment advertising; layoff or his official capacity os Freehoi or NEW JEKSET joiced over the return of its lection for training, including op termination, rates ol pay or other dtr Director, consent to occepl WHEREAS, said Director moy also helped challenge the Mount the lurlsdlclion of Ihe Federol approve Ihe Insertion ol ony Item ol CHANCERY DIVISION star basketball playec. prenttctship The conlrodor forms of compensation; ond se MONMOUTH COUNTY agrees to post in conspicuous lection for training, Including ap courts If an octlon is brought to oppropr lotion lor equol amount. Laurel ordinances predicted enforce responsibilities In relo Deckel N». F-44W-F! Princeton's basketball team places, available to employees prenliceshlp The contractor TECTION I. LILLIAN M. TRU8IN Plaintiff vs: * ond applicants for employment, agrees to post In conspicuous tlon to environmental reviews. the decision would "do for decision-making, and adion; ond NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RE GABRIEL KIRZENBAUM Attorney captured the NIT champion- places, available to employees SOLVED by the governing body ol the tor Defendant: etols Defendants notices to be provided by the con and applicants tor employment. that these responsibilities hove housing in the North what been satisfied. The legal effect ot Borough of Highlands thai the By virtue of o write ol execution In ship in March while Rutgers, trotting officer setting forth the notices to be provided by Ihe con Borough ol Highlands hereby requests the above stated octlon to me directed. provisions of this nondlscrimlna troctlng officer setting forth the the certification is that upon its school integration did for the approval, Monmouth County may tht Director ol the Division ot Local I shall expose lor sale at public vend which defeated the Tigers tlon clause; provisions of this nondlscrimino Finance lo approve Ihe Insertion ol a ue, al the Court House In the Borough South." b The contractor or subcontractor, tlon clause, use the Block Grant funds, and during the regular season, HUD will hove satisfied Us re- special Hem ol revenue in Ihe budget of Freehold, County ol Monmouth, where applicable will. In all solic ol the year 197S In the sum ol 11.790 00; New Jersey, on Monday the Sfh day ol totlons or advertisements for b. The contractor or subcontractor, sponsibilities under the National The decision, however, did went down fighting at the Environmental Policy Act of which Item Is now ovollobte as o reve- January 1976, al 3 o'clock P.M. Pre e nployees placed by or on behoit , where applicable will, in on solic nue from the Stole ol New Jersey Oe- vailing Time. not force an immediate of the controclor, slate ihol all Itotlons or advertisements tor 1969, HUD will occepl on ob|ec hands of third-ranked Louis- lion to Its approval ol the release Rartment ol Community Affairs — ALL that certain area ol land togeth- qualified applicants will receive employees ploced by or on behalf outing Inspection Grant undtr the er with ony buildings or Improvements change in the state's housing ville in the Scarlet's first-ever consideration for employment of Ihe contractor, stole (hot all of funds and acceptance ot the certification only II it is on one ol State and Local Co-operative Housing construcltd thereon, situated In Ihe without regord lo age. race. Qualified oppllconti will rtivr Program, purVvont to Ihe provisions of Borough of Red Bonk, County ol Mort patterns. In November, the NCAA tournament appear- creed, color, national origin, on consideration for employment the following bases (a) That the Carry Eatlnger certification was not In tod exe- statute; and mouth, Slate ol New Jersey, legally ceslry. marital status or sei; without regard lo age. race, SECTION? described en follows: Supreme Court justice who ance. C The controclor or subcontractor creed, color, national origin, on cuted by the chief executive off! ccr of the applicant, or (b) that BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED thai BEGINNING at the northeast corner authored the 7-0 opinion, where applicable, will send lo ceslry, moritol status or sti; a like sum of 11,790.00 be and the some ol E Throckmorton deed land or lol on Autumn focused more glory each lobor union or representa C Tht controdor or subcontractor applicant's environmental review record tor Ihe protect indicates Is hereby appropriated under the cap the south side ol Front Street thence Frederick Hall, now retired, live ot workers with which he has whert applicable, will send to tlon of Inspection of Buildings. Solo (1) southerly olong the eostword side Daily Register's On The Banks. The Scarlet a collective bargaining agree eoch labor union or other con omission ot a required decision, finding, or step applicable to Ihe rles ond Wages. Code Enforcement Of ol sold Throckmorton Orc'd. land ant criticized New Jersey munici- menl or other conlroct or under tract or understanding, a notice. fleer; ond hundred ond forty six feel more or less football team finished 9-2 by standing, o notice, to be provided to be provided by the ogency con pro|eci In the environmental re by the ogency contracting officer. vlt* process. Objections must be SECTION]. lo Ihe southeast corner of Ihe said pal officials for stalling on the carrier of week trocflng officer, advising the lo BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Throckmorton lot al an alleyway or winning its last seven games, advising the tabor union or work bor union or workers' reorescnta prepared ond submitted In occor mandated zoning changes. ers' representative of Ihe con dance with the required proce THAT THE above Is ihe result ol tht roadway al formerly Allolr s lot including a 21-10 decision over live of Iht contractor's com rovlslons ol Ihe Hotel and Multiple thence 17) north eighty three degrees EATONTOWN - Carey tractor's commitments under this mltments under this od ond shall dure (34 CFR Port SI), ond may , act ond shall poll copies ol the be addressed to HUD at Ihe New E• welling Law, P L 1967, C II as ond ten minutes eat thirty six leel to o Other communities where Ealinger, 13, of 164 South St.. Syracuse. The basketball post copies ot the notice In con amended N.J.S A. SS:t]A-l el seq ond stone situated on sold roodwoy, thence notice In conspicuous places splcuous places ovalloble to km ark Area Office, Gateway I Build available to employees ond oppii Ing, Raymond Ploio, Newark. a controcl eieculed there under 13) north three degrees ond llrty live zoning laws were, or are has been selected by The Cir- team, generally regarded as ployees ond applicants for em- whereby the Borough of Highland* re- minutes west one hundred and thirty conls for employment ployment " Ntw Jersey 67102 Objections lo the nation's fastest, was being The owner reserves the right lo the release of funds on bases oth ceived o notice commlttttng the Slotr live feet ten Inches to o stone plonled being, challenged include culation Department of The tr than those sloted above will of New Jersey to reserve U.S00.00 tor on the south side ol Front Street; waive any Informalities tn, or to refect— The owner reserves the right to woive thence (4) wcslwardly along Front championed by a number of onv and all bids, and lo award the coo -any informalities In, or to reject any nol be considered by HUO No said purpose and Ihe Borough having Mahwah, Livingston, East Daily Register, as "earner of oblectlon received after February been advised thai lor relocation ossit Street aloresald thirty seven leel six tracts In port or whole if deemed lo the and all bids, and lo award the con Inches to the beginning. Brunswick, Holmdei and opposing coaches as a dark bell Interest ot tht Boord ol Recreo tracts In port or whole if deemed to the S, 1976 will be considered by lance lor relocotees. lor tht period ol the week." Jonuory I, 197S through December 31. liofi Commissioners best interest of Ihe Board of Recreo HUD. Also known and designated as Block Franklin Lakes. She delivers to 38 homes horse for the national crown. lion Commissioners. 1975, sold Borough hod accumulated credits to me sum ol si,790 00 ond that ]0,lot15onlheTaiMopolthe No bidder may withdraw his bid No bidder may withdraw his bid within Borough of Red Bonk, ond commonly Carter Artis each day and is active in Girl Seton Hall lost the nation's thirty (30) days otter the actual dole ol Applicant: Monmouth County Board payment therefore has been received within thirty (301 days otter the actual of Chosen Freeholders known as 77-79 West Front Sired, Red dah?ot the opening thereof / tht opening thereof Seconded by Mr. Rodgcrs ond Bdnk.N J. • Attorneys for Rubin "Hurri- Scout Cadet Troop 27. She number one rebounder, Glenn The Monmouth County ooard of The Monmouth County Board ot Rec adorJTfd upon the following roll call The approKlmate amount ol tht |udg Recreation Commissioners shall re reatlon Commissioners shall reserve AYES: Mestrr Bucco. Vaughon. ment to be satisfied by sold sale Is the cane" Carter and John Artis also likes reading, horseback Mosley, early in 1175 after the Main Street R odgers ond Gulney. ser-ve the right to hold bids for 30 days the right to hold bids for X days prior Freehold, N.J 07771 sume ot M7.4S4 00 together wllh the fought on two fronts IB gain riding and photography. university was found guilty of prior to awarding Ihe controct lo awarding the controct Chitf EjtKutlyt S NAYS: None costs ol this sale By order of the Boord of Recreation By order of the Board of Recreation ABSENT: Mr Johnston The Sheriff hereby reserves the right freedom — in one form or an- a recruiting violation. He re- DATED: December 7], I97S She and the troop hope to Commissioners of the County of Man Commissioners of the County of Mon Dote of Notice: December 31.197S. to odlourn this sale without further no C/.CUINEV lice by publication. other — for their clients, im- go to the Olympics with the joined the Pirates last week Address of HUD Area Office: U S / Mayor VICTOR ECROSSINGER. VICTOR EGROSSINGER. Deportment of Housing I Urban De PAUL KIERNAN. prisoned in connection with a and, amid the euphoria, Chair mon velopment Harriet A. Alorecht / Sheriff money raised collecting old Borough Clerk / Dated October 11.197} Newark Area Office Adopted this 71rd da/ol triple murder in Paterson in paper and bottles. sparked a victory over St. »oard of Recreation Commissioners Gateway 1 Building. Raymond Reusillle, Corwttl, Mourner December 1975 and cVrlllled as 8. Corotenuto JAMESJTRUNCER. sfrMR\ Plata o True copy ot on original 1966. Her future goal is to study Francis in his December de- Secretory Director Newark, New Jersey 07107 Attorneys tecrttary-Olrfctor Dtc.'JI SIIJH Otc lo, 17. till U7.40 but. •oordof Recreation Commissioners Boord ol Rtcrtollon Commlitlontn Dec, 31 tH 26 The New Jersey Supreme Oceanography. Otr31 Of.OO Dtc 31 tUH Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 31 1975 The Daily Register 19

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^^ 20 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 31. 1975 Medical schools^taking one-riijr(Lofjthose who apply

By IRWIN J. POLK. (.ally prestigious colleges and Brown, the University of Chi- IIIIIMIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIHMMIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII — evaluating the basic scien- accepted. It quotes Thomas C. Taylor, M.D..M.P.H. universities. cago, Haverford, Hassachu tific knowledge needed in the Other limitations on accept- director of admissions at the The University of Michigan setts Institute of Technology. study of medicine; and gener- ances exist. For example, Hahnemann Medical College. It's possible lo gel inio me- topped the list of schools University of North Dakota. al information — overall cul- some schools will not accept "I recently jotted down vari- dical school these days, not sending candidates to medical Princeton, Rice, Wesleyan HERE'S TO tural knowledge including so- students from out-ofslate So ous terms that purport to easy, but definitely possible school with 283 entrants Stan- and Yale. cial and behavioral sciences. it is essential to be sure of the identify desirable traits for There are H.HOO openings ford was next with 227 follow- The list of courses required This test is a very impor- exact academic, geographic medical school applicants. (or first-year medical stu- ed by Yale with 205, Harvard by medical schools is not HEALTH tant part of the screening pro- and other requirements be- "The list includes integrity, dents this year and about with 191 and the University of long. Most demand only biol- cess for medical school. Few fore applying to any medical responsibility,, curiously, in- 43,000 applicants This means Pennsylvania with 178. But ogy, chemistry, physics and students are admitted who school for admission. itiative, perserverance, matu-

that only about one out of even Michigan placed only 44 English. Nor it is essential lit ••••IIIIII i > score below the mid 500's on a What are medical schools rity, Individuality and social three applicants to American per cent of its students who that the pre-med student ma- scale with a high or 795 looking for in their students'* awareness. AU are important. medical schools are admitted applied to medical school jor in a science But if only a Medical schools are open to Certain personality traits are of course, but the real point .is Medical students who were The list of institutions with limited number of science students to find out before ap- lege Testing Program, given application from anyone. In desirable in addition to good this: Medicine is not one ca- admitted had done well in col- high ratios of applicants to courses are offered by a can- plying what the specifics are. each year in May and Octo- fact, many schools actively grades and a satisfactory reer, but a wide variety of ca- lege Of those admitted in admissions is therefore im- didate as qualification for ad- Another roadblock to ad- ber. solicit applications from wom- score on the MCAT. reers, and a wide variety of 1974, 36 per cent had overall portant to anyone who wants mission, he must have done mission is the Medical Col- The test is divided into four en and members of minority A comprehensive article. individuals will gain admis- averages in the A range, 59 to apply to medical school well in all of them. The exact lege Admission Test (MCAT). parts: verbal ability — tes- groups. But there is an age "How to Help them Get into sion into medical schools de- per cent in the B range The leader here is the Univer- requirements for admission This is a nationally standard- ting vocabulary; quantitative limit. Many schools will not Medical School" in the Nov. pending on their individual in- These grades were usually sity of South Dakota followed vary somewhat with the ized test administered and ability — testing basic math- consider an applicant over 27. 24 issue of Medical Econom- terests and abilities and how school, so it is important for obtained in the most acadcmi by Radcliffe, Amherst. scored by the American Col- ematical principles; science and people over 30 are rarely ics provides some insights. they best put them to work." First Sandy Hook Christmas Bird Count is good one

B) WILLIAM F. SA.NDFORD in diameter with its center for perfect visibility. The iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii compiler of the count with common local wintering bird count Is coming up Saturday The new Monmouth County near the northern tip of the count, organized on a last- George Painter, naturalist on that went unsighted. and the prospects, with a fair- Christmas Bird Count, the Hook — will be competitive minute basis, turned up some the Sandy Hook park staff, For local comparison, the ly good bird population in evi- Sandy Hook project, had its with some of the state's bet- interesting species says yellow-rumped (myrtle) long-established Long Branch dence, are largely dependent inaugural Sunday and gut off ter winter bird counts in fu- OUTDOOR warblers were among the top count has, over recent dec- on the weather. We will be to an auspicious start with a ture years. And it is to be A highlight was the shore species in numbers, and her- ades, averaged about 110 spe- seeking, in this 41st edition of list of 102 species and one ad- hoped that it may be accept- bird list of eight species, un- mit thrushes were unusually cies with about 30 observers. the annual census, to top last ditional subspecies j ed as a regular annual effort. usual this far north in this WORLD numerous. While the 176 square miles of year's 116 species, a new The tally, by about 25 bird- The air was crisp and the season. Of top interest to the The additional subspecies the Sandy Hook count area in- record. The 15-mile count ers, indicates the Sandy Hook wind chilling for Sunday's national coordinators of the was an Ipswich sparrow, a clude a great deal more open circle is centered at Wayside. territory — a circle 15 miles count, but a bright sun made counts may be the flock of I urn H mi race of the savannah sparrow sea area that might be less As the 16-day Christmas knots, which has been seen carefully stuaiea. Also of in- which, until a couple of years productive than land area, Count period nears its end regularly in recent weeks at terest on the list were snowy ago, was considered a distinct the more limited territory (Sunday will be the last day) Sandy Hook and accom- egret, green heron, all three species. also will permit more in- word comes down of some very successful state counts modatingly stayed for the merganser species, rough-leg- There were, as there seem tensive coverage with the done early in the period. Top- census. ged and marsh hawks, Vir- always to be, some surprising same size count team. ping them is the Hackensack Other shore birds reported ginia rail, barn owl, red-bel- misses of species that could A boat party for sea cov- count, which shattered all included a woodcock and a lied woodpecker, pine siskins be anticipated. Most glaring erage also may add mate- previous records there with western sandpiper, the latter and red crossbills of these, Mr. Smith feels, was rially to the Sandy Hook tally an amazing 143 species. reported as well seen and P. William Smith Jr., co- the common loon, a fairly This year's Long Branch 'Hessian Lion9 errs at Trenton llllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIUIIIII By JOHN T. CUNNINGHAM MAY YOUR Col. Johann Gottlieb Rail recognized at Trenton on Dec 27, 1776, that he might never NEW JERSEY see another New Year's Eve TALES OF THE — and he cared little whether he lived or died. His once- REVOLUTION great career was in ashes. Rail's reputation for cour- age, skill and ferocity had IMIII I earned him the name of the Hall started a game ol "Hessian Lion," but in one ing victory. The colonel was checkers with his host. Stacy NEW CHAIRMEN — William J. Miners, center, of Long Branch, president hour in Trenton on Dec. '26 mortally wounded during the Potts. Suddenly, at 7 p.m., of the Monmouth Council of the Boy Scouts of America, congratulates Dr. that reputation had vanished last part of the short battle gunfire startled him fearfully. William Goldfine of Freehold upon his acceptance of the chairmanship of forever. and was carried to Potts' Had he been wrong? He led the Organization Committee. This committee Is* responsible for creating Death came slowly to the home. The American triumph his soldiers toward the sound. new scout units and reorganizing existing units. At right is Marshall Er- colonel. He lapsed into a fitful was complete: 918 Hessians rickson of Freehold, who is the new chairman of the Council Advancement Out in the darkness there killed, wounded or captured BE FILLED WITH ... sleep, awakening occasionally HEAPS OF HEALTH, JUGS OF JOY Committee. The Advancement Committee is responsible for the*recognl- to try to sort out his thoughts was nothing. A small band of against a mere four wounded tion, standards, and advancement policies within the council. None of Rail's immediate re- wandering Americans, not re- for the Continental army. LOADS OF LOVE, KARLOADS OF membrances comforted him. lated to the main army in any Before he headed back to KINDNESS, MEASURES OF MONETARY He had erred in Trenton al- way, had attacked a Hessian Pennsylvania, Washington SUFFICIENCY TONS OF TOLERANCE most beyond belief. outpost on a whim. They van- visited Rail to give him his ished into the darkness. Rail AND INFESTATIONS OF INTELLIGENCE Water firm is purchased, The Hessian dreamed of parole of honor and to prom- angrily wondered if this dam- past days when he had been a ise kind treatment for the nable spoiling of the holiday brilliant young officer in his captured Hessians. When the would ever cease. native Germany. His conduct American general left. Rail being run by two towns The colonel joined fellow of- idly took a slip of paper from as commander of Hessian ficers in a card game that his pocket — the Tory's warn- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - en over operation of the Cliff- Friday. forces at White Plains and Fort Washington the summer was interrupted shortly after ing note that had been handed At an adjourned meeting of wood Beach Water Company. The township's share of the midnight. An aide handed to him on Christmas Day. the Township Council. Coun- The two municipalities look (1,180,000 purchase price is before had won the grudging South of tne Krummy Kruppt admiration even of the Amer- Rail a message, scribbled by cilman George Hausmann re- control of the privately-owned (892,000. a Tory who had crossed the Rail is said to have whis- " On Wonderful West Front,, ican army. 1 ported that the township and utility immediately after sig- The private firm - which Delaware to tell the Hessian pered sadly, "Haiti ich dies Sent to Trenton with about Old Bndge have formally tak- ning the closing papers serves about 1,000 users here commander that Washington zu llerrn Hunt gelesen, so 1,400 Hessians on Dec. 12, — had been receiving its wa- was crossing the Delaware ware ich jezt hier ' ( "If I had Rail felt the unprepossessing ter from the township water upstream. The colonel, tucked read that at Mr. Hunt's, I village would be little more 1 system. The company, how- the note into his pocket un- wouldn't be here.") than a stopover on the way to ever, did own the fire hydr- read. the glory of a conquest of The once-Rreat "Hessian ants and water lines in the Simultaneously, wild winter •Hoft/touj Cliffwood and Cliffwood Philadelphia. His star was Lion" died late on Dec. 27. rising! weather lashed (he American His lifetime of triumphs Beach areas of the township attack force being ferried Rail's officers urged him on would be forgotten. Only his Mayor Philip N. Uumbs across the river. It was Dec. IS to dig in north of incredible mistakes on the noted that both companies nearly 4 a.m. before the little Trenton to thwart a possible banks of the Delaware would are not buying an old system. army of 2,400, men moved American attack. Dig in? be remembered. "Much of the company's south toward Trenton. Four Tradition says that Rail repl- Kail's soldiers buried him in system is new. There's been a hours later, partially hidden ied angrily: Trenton in an unmarked lot of work done by it on the by a driving sleet storm, the "Let them come! We want grave. They had prepared lines," said Mr dumbs. American army swarmed into no trenches! We'll at them this epitaph (although the Mr. Hausmann said that the the sleeping town. words were never engraved fire district tax of 24 cents with the bayonet!" Rail was awakened, much on a tombstone): "Here lies per (100 of assessed properly Rail ignored every warning too late to prevent the in- Colonel Rail; with him, all i.s value — now paid by property Two American deserters in- vaders from scoring a stunn- over!" owners who use the utility - formed him on Dec. 23 that may be cut in half, because an American attack was im- the township bought the com- minent. Rail scoffed. On pany. Christmas Eve, a British message ordered the colonel to "be upon your guard Beach walk set against an unexpected attack in the .Wir Year with an LOU PRESS INC. on Trenton." Rail ignored it. 19 MECHANIC ST. \ RED BANK at Sandy Hook Christmas Day dawned "Auld Lang Syne." Here's hoping gray, matching Rail's mood. 741-4594 HIGHLANDS - The Ameri- When an officer suggested it's rich in health, happiness, can Littoral Society will hold 'hiding baggage in case of an its third annual New Year's prosperity at every day's dawning. attack, Rail reportedly Day beach walk to the end of snarled: "If they come, all Sandy Hook, beginning at 1 they can hope for is a good p.m. tomorrow. NOTICE retreat." 3 COMPLETE FLOORS While New Jersey members OF EVERY DECORATING and will walk here, others will Late that holiday moming. TO ALL conduct similar walks in another British warning HOME IMPROVEMENT NEED Rhode Island; New York and prompted Rail to stir into the KEYPORT RESIDENTS on the shores of Lake Mich- edges of town to check guard igan. posts. He was reassured and HAND TOOL SHARPENING SERVICE The annual reorganization meeting galloped back to town, pas- The three-hour hike at sing the stone barrack's, ot the Mayor and Council of the Sandy Hook will be followed where the sounds of revelry Borough of Keyport will be held at by a reception at the society's told him that his troops were headquarters in the Sandy celebrating Christmas. Keyport Central School, Jan. 1st, Hook Marine Laboratory. RED BANK 1976 at 1 P.M. In cooperation with the Bicentennial Committee, May- or and Council will be in Colonial PRESTIGE K»'K out the ofd • • • ring in the attire. A horse-drawn carriage will LUMBER KEYSTONE SAVINGS new! May this New Year ring through proceed from Borough Hall on with peace and happiness for you. Main St. to Central School at 12 rwT-zr- WALL ST. CORNER PEARL ST. Noon. Refreshments will be served '~ RED BANK after the ceremony. All residents FRED D. WIKOff CO. OPEN SAT. 7:30 A.M. to 5.00 P.M. MON.-FRI. 7:30 AM to 5:30P.M. are urged to attend. KftjAtoneSovincp... 236 MAPLE AVENUE Edward J. McLane 741-5500 Butlnait Admlnltfrator is there where you are RED BANK 741-0554