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VOL. 97 NO.226 SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1975 15 CENTS DoctQrs said to balk at rape victim exams By DORIS KULMAN ' said. "Treatment for injuries "I am sure that if this pro- family doctor is contacted. be available on a 24-hour cause she is taken to the mouth. Representatives of the isn't refused, but an exam- gram tonight gets any publi- they're usually advised to basis to examine rape vic- county-operated Roosevelt Monmouth and Soujourner LINCROFT - Many Mon- ination to determine if the city in the newspapers, every take the victim to the hospital tims. Hospital in Menlo Park "and Truth chapters of the county mouth County physicians, woman was raped has been administrator in every hospi- emergency room," he said. There alto was an audience the physicians all are paid by National Organization for both In hospitals and private refused. tal in the county will deny it Mary Mollnelli, a Mon- suggestion that legal action the county," Ann Miner, a Women said they are working practice, refuse to examine a "And then the police officer tomorrow, but there's a group mouth Medical Center nurse be brought against hospitals staff member of the Middle together to establish one. rape victim because they and the victim spend the next of men here who will support in the audience, questioned which get public funds and sex Rape Crisis Intervention As outlined by Ms. Miner, don't want to spend time tes- six hours trying to find a doc- it," Capt. Manning averred, whether that Long Branch won't examine rape victims. Center, explained. the Middlesex rape victim is tifying in court, Monmouth tor who is willing to give up pointing to a row of seats oc- hospital had refused to exam- Capt. Manning said later The center, funded by met at the hospital by a fe- County Detective Capt. An- some of his precious time," cupied by about 18 police offi- ine rape victims. She said that he doesn't know exactly (90,000 in state grants, coordi- male counselor who helps her drew Manning said last night. Capt. Manning declared. cers from more than a half- conducting the examinations how many such refusals there nates the work of the Middle- through the police questioning "This is our biggest prob- During that time, some of dozen county towns. ' is part of the job of resident are in a year. "But it isn't sex County Prosecutor's Of- and supports her emotionally lem in rape cases," Capt. the evidence of rape can dis- "Local hospitals receiving physicians on the obstetrical- epidemic" bfcause of the low fice, municipal police depart- through the hospital exam- Manning told 200 women and appear, Capt. Manning said. county funds?" a woman in gynecological service there. incidence of reported |Jpo in ments and a staff of female ination, which also includes a few men attending a Brook- Evidence the investigating the audience asked. "I'm not singling out any the county, he said. counselors who guide the vic- pregnancy and venereal disease dale Community College fo- officer tries to get "if he can "Correct," Capt. Manning hospital," Capt. Manning There were 46 reported tim through the ordeal from testing. rum on rape. "Too many doc- find a doctor" includes scrap- replied. replied. rapes in Monmouth last year. police questioning to court ap- "To the victim, those are tors don't want to get in- ings from the victim's finger- A rape victim's family doc- The audience applauded a Law enforcement officials es- pearance. rapes all over again. It brings volved. They don't want to nails if she struggled, pubic tor usually js equally reluc- suggestion that Monmouth timate that only one-quarter Capt. Manning and Paul F. the whole experience flooding spend days in court. hair combings, and samples tant to examine her, Capt. County Prosecutor James M. of rapes are reported. Chalet, an assistant county back," she said. "Police usually take a rape of blood and semen to be sent Manning said. Coleman be asked to survey There isn't any problem prosecutor and also a panel- The Middlesex prosecutor's victim to a hospital emer- to the state police laboratory "Experience has taught county physicians and com- getting a rape victim exam- ist, said they would welcome office has a female in- gency room," Capt. Manning for analysis, he explained. most police officers that if the pile a list of those willing to ined in Middlesex County be- a similar program in Mon- See Doctors, page 2 Capl. Andrew Manning ! Senate gets two tax plans to solve state fiscal crisis TRENTON (AP) - The Under both plans it would million more in 1977, Wiley ions a $16 million increase in and upplng the 8 cent a gallon Senate has apparently nar- drop to 30 per cent in the next said. New Jersey's share of federal slate gasoline tax to II cents, rowed its tax options to either budget but increase to 38 per The Income tax plan would revenue sharing because the all this year. approving a 2.5 per cent gross cent a year from now and to also Involve increasing the state would have an Income It also envisions tax hikes income tax or boosting the 39 per cent in two years. state corporation tax from 5.5 tax. on such items as beer, liquor state sales tax by two cents. The 2.5 per cent income tax per cent to 7.5 per cent to The program also calls for and cigarettes. The upper house yesterday would be expected to raise raise $60 million this year, repeal of the sales tax on ma- The sales tax proposal heard a presentation of two $530 million this year, 682 mil- $117 million in 1976 and $80 chinery In 1976 which would would also bring increases in possible tax plans to solve the lion in 1977 and $754 million in million in 1977. result in a loss of $30 million 1976 and 1977 of the unin- state's fiscal crisis, one tied 1978. It also calls for adoption of a year now being collected. corporated business tax, a to the gross income levy and A 2 per cent hike in the 5 a state business property tax The sales tax plan also calls sales tax on business and pro- the other to the sales tax per cent sales tax would raise to be effective in 1976 with an] for a 2 per cent corporation fessional services such as en- hike. $328 million more this year, estimated yield of $100 mltliori tax increase and for hiking gineer and architects fees, a After the presentation by $350 mUlion In 1976 and $380 a year. The plan also envis- motor vehicles 50 per cent See Senate, page 2 Sen. Stephen Wiley, DMorris. Senate President Frank J. TOLL HIKE TIE-UP — Traffic tie-ups of varying magnitudes marked the Dodd, D-Essex, said he inauguration yesterday of the New York and New Jersey Port Authority's would leave it to toll increase on the six bridges and tunnels that funnel traffic between the Wiley to determine if and Both sides agree evidence two states. Rates for passenger cars went from a dollar for a round-trip when a vote on one or both of crossing to $1.50. The bus rate of $1.50 remained unchanged. Drivers, unfa- the tax proposals would take miliar with the new rate schedule, were blqmed for the delays. The photo place In the Senate. above was taken in Weehawken, on the western side of the Lincoln Tunnel. Wiley said it would "depend on attitudes," Indicating he in Crabiel case be secret was keeping a possible tax NEWARK (AP) - The missed conspiracy charges Last week, Zauber raised have access to secret mate- vote open until he could see prosecution and defense have against Crabiel and his for- rial in preparing its antitrust how much support developed the possibility that the stale agreed that investigators' ma- mer firm, Franklin Con- should consider asking for re- suit against the alleged bid- An interest conflict for either plan. terial prepared for the trial of tracting Co., in the bid-rig- riggers. lease of the grand Jury tran- Meanwhile yesterday the Secretary of State J Edward ging case because he found scripts and other materials The civil suit, Boylan said, Joint Appropriations Com- Crabiel should be kept secret. the five-year statute of limita- is being prepared for filing mittee voted the proposed $2.8 tions had expired before the Zauber said of Crabiel, "In within two weeks. He said the billion budget out for action Superior Court Judge John indictment was handed up view of the fact that this man state has not decided whom denied by Pillsbury by the Legislature. A. Ackerman accepted yes- holds a powerful state office, last year. to name as defendants. The budget sent to the Leg- terday the recommendation the question has to be asked ed counsel to the South Jer- Much material that could By WILLIAM J. ZAORSKI Professional Ethics which islature last February by of attorneys from both sides have been used against Cra- now, 'What Is the right of the Boylan also said parties to dealt squarely with a county sey Port Corp. would gener- Gov. Brendan T. Byrne con- for an order barring any par- public to know and to know other suits that may arise FREEHOLD - John M. ate the appearance of conflict biel was never Introduced at counsel serving as a bank di- tained a $487 million deficit. ty to the case from "making the trial, which ended after under what circumstances, could apply to Mercer County Pillsbury, county counsel, has rector. of interest, said the advisory The committee trimmed the any disclosure to any third the evidence the state had Assignment Judge George Y. informed the Democratic ma- opinion. the state failed to show the Mr. Pillsbury, a Republican gap on $61.6 million primarily person of transcripts of grand alleged conspiracy had oc- against him.'" Schoch for a discovery hear- jority on the Board of Free- appointee who has another The commission suggested by raising revenue estimates. jury testimony, exhibits, Zauber's question was not ing. holders that there is no con- curred within the statute of year to serve as county coun- that the corporation should ei- Both the Income tax and statements, documents and limitations. debated at the hearing yes- He referred specifically to flict of interest in his being sel, has been the target of ther withdraw its funds from sales tax plans are designed any other materials." terday. Boylan said he agrees two Passaic County freehol- county counsel and a director The prosecution's material county Democrats in their the bank and redeposit them to close the budget gap this Matthew P. Boylan, direc- included a taped interview in principle that the secrets of ders charged in corruption of the Colonial First National campaigns for freeholder po- in a bank having no con- year and provide $90 million tor of the state Division of grand jury proceedings cases who have said they Bank, Red Bank, in which the with a principal witness, Sam- sitions. The Democrats re- nection with it or should ap- in tax relief to the elderly and Criminal Justice, said reveal- uel Braen Jr., In which Braen should not be violated. want access to the braen county deposits funds. cently lost a round in their ef- point a counsel who has no handicapped persons. ing the material would be recounted bribes paid to state He would not comment tapes. Mr. PUlsbury responded by forts to unseat him when a connections with banks uti- In the second year both "contrary to fundamental police and other officials, as Judge Ackerman also con- Superior Court judge upheld lized by the corporation. when asked about Zauber's letter to one from Philip N. plans would also be expected principles of fairness to all well as details of the -alleged future with his division. firmed yesterday an order Gumbs, freeholder director, Mr. PUIsbury's fixed term. In his response to Mr. to boost state school aid by parties. I don't see how either bid-rigging conspiracy that severing and continuing the See Pillsbury, page 2 Donald Conway, attorney in which Mr. Gumbs said he Mr. Gumbs, to support his $300 million to comply with a side possibly could object to might implicate other promi- for Franklin Contracting Co., cage of Crabiel's codefendant, and others "have contended position that Mr. Pillsbury New Jersey Supreme Court the judge's order." nent officials. The tape has asserted in court that the as- Oeorge Katz of Fort Lee, an for several years that there's might be in a conflict of inter- order to reform school fund- He also said, however, that been played for a reporter for sistant attorney generals who alleged intermediary in the an ethical conflict for the est situation, cited an adviso- ing to reduce its reliance on he expects the material will The Associated Press but has i purported tudrigging County of Monmouth to de- ry opinion which considered prosecuted the case should be Marzulli local property taxes. eventually be made public in not been released officially. as restrained as the defense Boylan said he did not know posit funds in a bank where the status of a law firm for In the third year both tax a civil antitrust suit against you are a member of the the South Jersey Port Corp. Kenneth P Zauber, the dep- from releasing the secret ma- when or if Katz would be plans would provide $420 mil- the alleged conspiracy to fix uty attorney general who terial. tried. board of directors." and the propriety of depos- to begin lion more in state school aid. highway construction bids in iting funds in a bank where prosecuted the case against "There's no problem with "Katz is supposed to be a Mr. Gumbs, also an at- The state now provides 32 per Passaic County in the 1960s. Crabiel, was not in court yes- that," Boylan said. torney, bases his opinion on the counsel was director. pretty sick man — but he cent of all public school fund- In a criminal case last terday. Boylan said he was on Boylan said, however, that looks pretty healthy to me," an advisory opinion by the The continued deposit of jail term ing. month, Judge Ackerman dis- vacation. his office would continue to Executive Commission on corporate monies in a bank Boylan said. Ethical Standards reported which has as its counsel and TRENTON - Frank Mar- Feb. 14, 1974. Mr. PUlsbury. as a member of its board of zulli, former Freehold Town- however, cited an opinion by directors the senior partner of ship mayor, was sentenced the Advisory Committee on the law firm recently appoint- yesterday to two years In prison and fined 12,000 on IFF denies giving fish fragrancy charges of income tax eva- sion. By HENRY SCHAEFER "This water is used for cooling purposes in the plant U.S. District Court Judge UNION BEACH - Joel and Is not discharged into the The inside stoiy George H. Barlow suspended Pearlstein, manager of Inter- lake," said Mr. Pearlstein. 18 months of the prison term, national Flavors and Fra- After use, the water, he said, THK WEATHER but directed Mr. Marzulli to grances (IFF) here, yes- "is neutralized and aerated in begin serving the remaining terday denied that effluent our treatment facility. The Partly sunny today. Fair tonight and to- six months on Mohday. morrow. Complete report on page I. from the plant drains into the oils are separated. The water Mr. Marzulli, 45, of 8 Circle Twin Lakes (Natco) and said is treated with microbes and Little Silver Intersection plan rejected : 3 Ten, Freehold, was Indicted he did not know why fish in after purification is dis- Catfish throws one to Orioles.... » in April, 1974 on charges of in- the tidal pools are fruit-or charged into an underground come tax evasion in con- perfume-flavored, as charged leaching field and eventually UmrageUo's debit a hit 8 nection with his 1968 tax re- Concert music appreciation taught " by local fishermen. returns into Raritan Bay." li turn. Slim Gourmet makes bllntxes In October, Mr. Marzulli Mr. Pearlstein said that the Mr. Pearlstein said that the 'Anything Goes' Is coming '• pleaded guilty to evading a plant, which employes 800 plant this month will tie into Bridge Advice » DAILY REGISTER total of 123,842 in 1968 income persons, many of them resi- the Bayshore Regional Sewer- Classified ». Zl PHONE NUMBERS taxes. dents of the area, uses "a age Authority system and C.mlcs H Main Office S41-4H9 In addition to the jail term great deal of water" some of that all discharged water then Ctntemporary Life 14-11 Toll Free «l »3penalty for forcible victim, Mr Chaiet said. rights, too. And that goes to committeewoman and at- room care of rape and so- able for those who need in- sometimes more of a crisis their methods of operation, rape in New Jersey is 30 There were hisses from the the question of consent. I torney, outlined pending state domy victims. Planning board gets adolescent home for boys plea By SHERRY FIGDORE as a residence for more than "zoning business," and pre- ing was now in disrepair. agencies have in finding fos- County, and would be care- then they go home to rotten visors and counselors working 30 years, despite its location dicting the planning board The house was occupied by ter homes for adolescent fully screened to avoid poten- homes." regular eight-hour shifts. "We EATONTOWN - An appli- in an area recently rezoned would say the house is In a a tenant as late as last Octo- boys. tial problems to the commu- Subjected to a home atmos- will make absolutely sure cation from the Children's for business, no variance was business area and.the pro- ber, he said, and there was The state has approved a nity. phere in which the parents they will present no problem Psychiatric Center Inc., here, needed. posed use would not conform never an intent to abandon $30,000 grant toward purchase Some of the children, classi- fight, children are subjected to the community," Dr. Ep- to establish a group home for Board Attorney Michael J to the master plan. the building as a residence. of the CPC home Mr.' Nich- fied as JINS (Juveniles in to psychological abuse, and stein said. 8 to 10 adolescent boys on olas said, "Because we feel there are no rewards for One local businessman, Cernlgliaro said the board He asked instead for an im- Robert Nicholas, assistant Need of Supervision) would' Thruck morion Ave. has been CPC is a solid organization study. "These children will James Wolcott, told the board agreed that there had been no mediate decision, so the CPC chief of the Bureau of Resi- be referred to the(county of- referred to the Planning and offers excellent ser- become psychological bur- that the only way the busi- abandonment of residential could proceed with Its con- dential Services in the state fice by the courts, he said, for Board after the Zoning Board vices." dens," he said. "We have no ness community could expand use, but said that "the pro- tract to purchase the houses Department of Institutions help with problems such as of Adjustment ruled the home posed use of this particular facilities to interrupt this pro- is down Throckmorton Ave. Mr. Cemigliaro said, how- and Agencies, testified last There are three cither group incorrlgibility and running could not be separated from structure is part and parcel of cess." and claimed the group home ever, that ordinances re- night there is a "desperate homes In Monmouth County, away from home. the operation of the center as the total Children's Psy- there "would forestall the ex- quired the referral of use need" for such group homes all of them in Red Bank. One "These are not youngsters In the proposed group a whole. chiatric Center operation." pansion of the business area." variances to the Planning throughout the state houses children aged eight to who will rob, steal and as- home, CPC would be respon- Since the total center oper- 12, and the other two are for sible for both education and Mrs. Karen Magnarelli, SI Theodore D. Parsons Jr., Board. Residence in such a closely sault," said Dr. Norman Ep- ation Involved more than the adolescent girls. There are no therapy of the resident young- Throckmorton Ave., said con- attorney for the center, had supervised atmosphere is the stein, coordinator of residen- maximum of 12 children per- In testimony last night, Sid- similar existing facilities for sters. Most would attend version of other homes In the contended that under a state "best treatment," he said, for tial care for CPC. mitted in a group home under ney Lipstein, a Springfield at- teen-aged boys. school with the 32 other chil- business zone to commercial statute adopted last Decem- the type of children who "They will just deterior- the recent state law, Mr. Cer- torney and trustee of the es- John J. Pingatore, district dren presently enrolled in use, would isolate the group ber, such a group home was would be chosen for the facil- ate," he said, if left in their nigliaro ruled the center had tate of the late Elsie Master- supervisor of the Monmouth special center classes, with a home. permitted anywhere a single- ity, and would keep the present home environment. to follow a normal variance ton, owner of the house, con- County District Office of the few expected to enroll in pub- family residence would be. youngsters out of "larger in- Dr. Epstein expressed his Dr. Epstein said, however, application procedure. ceded to questioning residents stitutions." state Division of Youth and frustration at being "con- lic schools. that CPC plans a full recrea- Mr. Parsons contended that Mr. Parsons objected to the that taxes have not been paid Mr. Nicholas said the group Family Services, said the stantly confronted with chil- The home would be super- tional and social program and since the home would be es- referral to the planners, decl- on the structure in the past home would help solve the children in the group home dren I can't help. I see them vised by resident house- foresees no problems with the tablished in a structure used aring the case was one of year and a half and the build- great difficulty social would all be from Monmouth once or twice a week, and parents, plus relief super- location. Pillsbury sees no conflict Flooding concerns Ocean By JANE FODERARO in the area. The township has the widening and alignment flooding in December, Mr. serving as bank director not devised such a plan, he of the brooks following a mas- Hudson said. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - added, because the cost ter plan." Mr. Palaia, who said he (Continued) a situation where the public adopted unanimously by the Both residents and officials would be duplicated. Before residents had a was in Poplar Village at mid- could conclude that, by rea- Gumbs, Mr. Pillsbury cited five freeholders at their Jan. agonized last night over the "We've been frustrated in chance to complain about night Sunday, reported that son of being county counsel, an opinion dated Feb. 3, 1972, 2 organization meeting these township's increased flooding attempts to get information flooding of their properties, water from flooded Poplar the inquirer was able to ob- by the advisory committee banks were designated as problems that, all acknowl- from the Army, but we're in Fenton Hudson, township Brook came within a foot-and- tain for the bank some consid- appointed by the state Su- county depositories: Allaire edge, stem from years of de- constant communication," he manager, made an announce- a-half of some apartments eration not available to other preme Court which saw "no State Bank, Central Jersey velopment here and will take said. ment that pointed up the se- and two persons with heart banks in the county. conflict of Interest in a situ- Bank and Trust Co.; Colonial years to correct. Mr. Schoor also stated: riousness of conditions here conditions were removed ear- ation where the county coun- First National Bank, Commu- "The problem is monumen- "The problem over many with heavy rains. lier to avoid a possible emer- "If this were the sole bank nity State Bank and Trust sel is chairman of the board of deposit for county funds tal," said Mayor Joseph A. years is that nobody has "I want to thank the first gency. of directors of a bank in Co., First Merchants National Palaia, responding to resi- maintained the (three) aid squad, the fire depart- and other banks existed In the Bank, First National State which the county deposits county, our conclusions would dents who demanded some brooks. The recent reconst- ment and the road depart- Councilman Philip E. Wet some, but not all, of its funds. Bank of the Jersey Coast, kind of relief from the town- ruction of Rt. 35 helped up- ment for their work last (Sun- zel said that correction of ma- be different because then Franklin State Bank, Howell "Presumably, these are de- the inference would be in- ship during a council meeting. stream areas to the west, but day) night," he said. jor flooding in the township mand accounts, the funds In State Bank, Jersey Shore Howard M. Schoor, town- compounded the problems As the rains came down "is beyond the scope of the escapable that the deposit Bank, Bank of Manalapan, which can be withdrawn or came to this bank because of ship engineer, said flooding downstream with culverts Sunday, township workers municipality to pay q,ut of deposited at will by the coun- New Jersey National Bank, Jtfca M. Military "cannot be solved by a simple built under the road. and volunteers stood by (or taxes." He said, "We need a the Influence of county coun- United Jersey Bank of Mon- ty. Control over the funds is sel. that banking institutions effort." "The township has under- possible emergencies, he said. master plan to get funding." in the county treasurer, sub- mouth County, United Coun- should be made political foot- He said the U.S. Army taken an effort to remove They kept an especially close Mr. Wetzel said that the ject to disposition by the "Since the county counsel is ties Trust Company, and balls unless there is some- Corps of Engineers has been debris and silt from the watch on Poplar Village, the council had spent two years board of freeholders. The not the financial officer of the Shrewsbury State Bank. thing inimical to the public in- developing a drainage master streams," he continued, "but senior citizens housing com- seeking support from the county counsel has nothing county, and in fact has noth- Mr. Pillsbury Is a director terest. plan to establish flood plains the ultimate solution will be plex that was hit hard by county government. to do with this phase of coun- ing to do with the county's of the Colonial First National ty activity," said the advisory banking activities, we do not Bank, Red Bank. committee. think that the deposit of funds The committee said "there in this bank, along with oth- In his letter to Mr. Gumbs, is no need for the county ers in the county, could give Mr. Pillsbury said "it is most counsel to resign as a director rise to an Invidious inference unfortunate that (political) of such bank, nor is there a because he is chairman of the campaigns must be waged in- need for his firm to request board of directors of the bank volving financial institutions that the bank no longer list it and his firm is counsel for which in the final analysis as its attorney." it," said the committee's have no bearing on the pro- The committee said that opinion. cess nor in the outcome of the problem is one of avoiding According to a resolution elections. It is my opinion IFF denies that its effluent flows into the Twin Lakes (Continued) moving all chemicals and samplings of the lakes are own deep wells which supply odors from the water before planned. water for operation. underground discharge. Commenting on the flavor Fragrances only, used in "Maybe they've been speed- or the fish, Mr. Marawski the manufacutre of perfume, ing up the process," he said: "From what I have are produced in the local added. been told of this it is a long- plant. The company is world- Capt. Charles Fossani of standing problem which has wide with plants In England, Port Monmouth, who operates worsened. It will take us Holland, Mexico, Brazil and Twin Lakes Marine, 412 Rt. some time to determine the the Far East. 36, West Keansburg, said that exact nature of the chemicals The local plant has been in he had received no com- that are causing the odor." operation for 17 years. Mr. plaints about the fish taken The state's water pollution Pearlstein said that the plant from the lakes this spring. law forbids the discharge of "several years ago" had been "The odor is the area is un- any dye stuff, coal tar, saw- inspected by the state Divi- mistakable, however," said dust, tanbark, lime, refuse sion of Fish and Game and Mr. Fossani, adding, "1 from gas houses, oil tanks or ne hundred years ago near the coiner of Broad and Front Streets, a that its water treatment wouldn't eat any of the fish vessels, vitriol or any of the methods had been approved that came out of there. To me compounds thereof, or other tradition was built. An All-service Bank to serve the banking needs of by that agency. it smells more like burning deleterious or poisonous sub- the people. We were known then as the Second National Manny Dosil of Manny and rubber, rather than per- stance into any of the fresh or O Mary's Sport Shop, East fume." tidal waters within the juris- Bank of Red Bank. Then our name later was changed to Monmouth County Keansburg, to whom fish- Mr. Anna M. Smith, secre- diction of this state in quan- National Bank and in 1972, we adopted our present Colonial name. We're proud ermen have complained that tary of the Union Beach tities destructive of life or the fish from the lakes are Board of Health, said her of- distrubing the habits of the of our history of service to Red Bank and surrounding communities in Central fish or birds. now unfit to eat, said the fish fice has received no com- New Jersey. Our Colonial name represents an era in American History that will "smell just like the air in the plaints in regard to the plant . . ••: '••:•:. .. ^_ immediate vicinity of the or of the fish taken in the always IK- of major significance; and the heritage and traditions of the Colonial plant." area. period serve as a reminderof the unselfish sacrifices of many lor the preservation He said he wondered if the Walter Marawski, chief of plant's water treatment facil- the state Fisheries Labora- of the liberty we enjoy today. We are proud to carry on the name. ity really was effective in re- tory at Lebanon, said water On May 12th oi this year, we will celebrate our one hundredth birthday. We hope you will join us in our Centennial Celebration. Plan on visiting our Senate gets plans Centennial Showcase from May 13 to May 23 at our main office, 303 Broad Streiet, (Continued) to cut the budget another $400 UP TO Red Bank.N.J. between the hours of 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. similar repeal of the sales tax million to close the gap with- on machinery, and a state out providing school funding business property levy. or property tax reform; or'to M 0,000 The ISO million property lax solve the fiscal emergency reduction for the elderly and with or without an income FASV COLONIAL the handicapped would be tax. No broktrago IM> passed along under an in- Wiley has been a supporter No commissions volved formula providing an of the Income tax in every income tax credit for proper- No points form it has taken in proposals ty taxes depending on family to deal with the fiscal crisis Income and the amount of MEMJMMEUMS and the school funding issued real estate tax paid. TOMMEUQ HRST nWTIGNM BANK by the court during the past M0WHHITH COUNTY Wiley told the Senate dur- year. The all-service bank that looks out lor you ing the unusual public brief- INVESTMENT CORP. ing, "We not asking you to Last summer the Senate make up your minds today." scuttled a Byrne adminis- 741-5061 At the conclusion he said tration plan for a graduated there were three alternatives: tax of l-to-8 per cent MEMBER FMC AND HDILITV UNION HANI ORPtlRATION «\

SHREWSBURY, N J TUESOAY, MAY 6.1975 The Daily Register 3 ORLD Little Silver intersection plan rejected By MARK LONDON Robert Feldman, Harding Road, said thai such a proposal was "overkill" and would se- LITTLE SILVER - A state proposal to riously change the character of the borough. align Harding and Seven Bridge Roads at The council's resolution endorsed this in- Ford funds bid eyed hostilely their intersections with Rumson Road was sistence to maintain the "residential" nature WASHINGTON - President Ford's »M7 million request unanimouly rejected by Borough Council last of the area. The resolution stated, in part, that (or up to 150.000 Indochina refugees is drawing harJund some night at an informal public hearing attended the proposed intersection is "detrimental to times hostile questioning in Congress by about 350 residents. the neighborhood involved and unacceptable Chairman Joshua Eiloerg, D-Pa , said yesterday after the The proposal would have changed the to the borough" initial hearing on the request that his House immigration sub- present "Z" intersection to an "X" inter- committee will need "soul searching" and more information section and would have made Harding and Dr. Lester Simon, Silverton Ave.. a school before it acts. Seven Bridge Roads four lane thoroughfares, physician, and Lester Bradley. Red Bank, stu- Eilberg said the $507 million is an estimate by the admin- doubled their present size, and would have dent council president at Red Bank Regional istration of what the otherwise unlimited programs for South widened Rumson Road to a five lane artery at High School, mentioned the impact that added Vietnam and Cambodia refugees will cost the intersection. traffic would have on the safety of students Subcommittee members pressed for more precise figures The council's action is a death knell for crossing the street in that area. The new Re- on refugees and costs, and Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman, I)-N Y the plan, though technically, the state can pro- gional High School is on Harding Road, a few said any war profiteers, torturers and killers among the refu- ceed, but Mayor Charles F. Rell said he ex- hundred yards from the intersection gees should be screened out. pects there is little chance such a change will Mention was made that the intersection, The director of Ford's refugee task force, Ambassador L be made. rather than aiding the flow of traffic would Dean Brown, told Eilberg's subcommittee the $507 million is "I'm given to understand that if we do not promote traffic through Ihe borough and acutely needed because $98 million in funds available now will approve the plan, they will drop it," said Mr. cause massive tie-ups. Some concern was be exhausted in a week. Rell voiced that the borough would become a con- No support for the plan was raised at the duit for traffic from Monmouth Park Jockey f 9 No alternatives, Minh says RetUttr Mat! «MH hearing. A representative from the state was Club if the plan was executed. REALIGNMENT OPPOSED — This Is a view of Rumson Road looking invited to attend but was unable to do so, ac- "I don't want to bet my child's life on Former President Duong Van "Big" Minh of South Viet- west at the Harding and Seven Bridge Road Intersections In Little Silver. cording to Police Chief John H. Foster. some bettor from Hoboken or Jersey City," nam says overwhelming North Vietnamese and Viet Cong mil- Borough Council last night refected a plan to align Harding and Seven Opposition to the plan came from many said Francis X. Moore. itary superiority left him no alternative but to surrender un- Bridge Roads. Such a move would have made Harding and Seven Bridge speakers and for a variety of reasons. There was some dispute over the wording conditionally. Roads four lanes and Rumson Road five lanes at the new intersection. Har- George Whttmore, Rumson Road, was the of the council's resolution. The first resolution In an interview published yesterday in the North Viet- ding Road, here, is in the right foreground and Seven Bridge Road Is at the first of four speakers representing an ad hoc offered was defeated because there was an ob- namese army newspaper and broadcast by Hanoi Radio, Minh left rear. committee of Concerned Citizens for Little Sil- jection to the following clause: "The borough said, "We sincerely rejoiced at your speedy victory. ver. Mr. Whitmore said that the group had re- authorizes the Mayor to contact the county "The Saigon military forces were no longer in a position ceived more than 500 signatures on petitions and the state to express our recommendations to offer resistance We knew the strength of the Revolution- opposing the plan. He said his group also ap- and to work with the Department of Trans- ary Government and the liberation army. The tank pealed to residents to voice their opposition in portation and the county to modify the plans units .. . were really formidable. Township planning person, and he pointed to the large crowd as to be consistent with current needs while still "In these circumstances, to surrender unconditionally evidence of concern. retaining the basic character of the area " was the only possible decision " Mr Whitmore added, that, "The problem With this amendment deleted, the resolu- The broadcast said the interview was conducted May 1 — is not as great as their solution would have us tion, an outright rejection of the plan (or the day after the surrender — at the presidential palace in believe." changing the intersection, was forthcoming Saigon where the new regime released Minh and 15 other po- drainage overhaul The intersection has been under study The plan had been drawn up by the rounly litical figures from custody. since 1(72 by the county at the borough's and state. The funding for the project was to By ED KANARKOWSKI lems will be handled on a pri- Mayor Gumbs pointed out request. The original county proposal called be provided by the federal and state govern- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - ority basis with the worst that the study, which the firm for the installation of traffic lights at the in- ments. U.S. to give Jordan missiles The Township Council last cases coming up first." will conduct for a $3,000 fee, tersection without altering the position of the The state was planning to hold public night introduced an ordinance Peter Lumia, council presi- "is actually an update of a WASHINGTON - The United States is going to supply roads. hearings on the plan sometime next month which would set the stage for dent, said the governing body study done back in 1971." Jordan with Hawk antiaircraft missiles and other air defense However, the council was recently in- There were subsequent plans to begin land ac? a six-year-long general over- agreed to stick with a $50,000 He added, "We need the up- equipment despite a freeze on new U.S. arms shipments to Is- formed that the plan had been changed to the qulsltions and right-of-way proceedings Ihis haul of municipal drainage spending limit "because this date to help us determine a rael. widening of the roads and the Installation of summer Construction was to begin in June systems. is all we felt we could afford fair purchase price." US officials said the Jordan arms deal does not repre- several traffic lights there. 1)78. sent a "new commitment" and will not shift the balance of A public hearing on the to spend at this time." The governing body went power in the Middle East. measure was set for May 19. The council also introduced on to adopt a resolution to re- These officials, requesting anonymity, said Secretary of The proposed ordinance a salary ordinance which, if tain Richard T. Schwartz, State Henry A. Kissinger had given Jordan "a verbal com- specifically would provide adopted, would award an township attorney, to defend mitment" to help its air defense while he was on a negotiating $50,000 in revenue sharing eight per cent increase in sal- the township in a suit filed in Ft. Monmouth gets trip to the area more than a year ago. funds this year to rectify aries and wages to township Superior Court by the Mala- Subsequently, an American survey team was sent to Jor- drainage problems on three employes. wan Businessmen's Associ- dan, and King Hussein completed details for delivery of "a streets in the township: Ava- The raises would be retro- ation. small number of Hawks" and other equipment on his visit lon Lane and Idolbrook Lane active to Jan. 1 of this year. Explained Mayor Gumbs, here last week, these officials said. in Strathmore and Woodmere Some of the proposed new "We're being sued because service prep school In the meantime, shipment of new arms to Israel remains Drive in Cliffwood Beach. salaries include township , we don't provide garbage col- suspended while the Ford administration pursues its "reas- Mayor Philip N. Gumbs ter- manager, $23,550; police lection service for business FT. MONMOUTH - Rever- Recently, the Signal School, No decision on this has been sessment" of US-Middle East policy Included in the ban are ming it "a well-thought-out, chief, $16,175, and recreation establishments. In fact, it sing what has become a com- which at one time had about reached, he said, and added about 200 Lance mobile missiles, although arrangements for long range program" noted director, $14,000. never was a policy here to of- mon and feared trend here, 1,100 civilian Jobs, began that among the alternatives their delivery had already begun. that the cost of the overall ef- The starting salary for a fer that service." Secretary of the Army How- moving out of the fort. under consideration Is moving fort "will probably be around police patrolman would be He also noted that the town- ard H. Calloway, announced the main (unction of the 'Globe,' Albee get Pulitzer repeats $500,000. $10,063, while a councilman ship's contract with Sano Car- yesterday that new facilities Presently, there are efforts Maryland facilities to Ft. "We hope that after the would receive $1,500 a year as ting Company, a private would be moved here soon, underway to save the nearly Monmouth. NEW YORK - The Boston Globe has won its fourth Pulit- 500 remaining civilian jobs at program is completed in six a member of the governing waste disposal firm, doesn't namely, the United States K the worst happens, he zer Prize in nine years, and playwright Edward Albee has years we will have taken care body. Include serving local busi- Military Preparatory School. the Signal School and other been honored with his second Pulitzer in eight years. fort faculties. said, and the move is made of most of our drainage prob- Also introduced was a pro- nesses. The school, which prepares from Ft. Monmouth to Mary- The Globe toook honors at the 59th annual awards yes- lems," he added. posed fee schedule for The council adopted a reso- soldiers on active duty and in Mr. Howard said that he ex terday for meritorious public service in its "massive anfl bal- pects a meeting of Secretary land, It would affect about The council's program is photocopying cervices. lution increasing the interest the reserve for admission to 1,700 jobs, some of which are anced" coverage of the Boston school desegregation crisis based on a study conducted The township would repro- on uncollected taxes to 8 per the United States Military Calloway and Monmouth and Albee for drama with "Seascape." a philosophic comedy County representatives, in- not now filled. last year by the township en- duce documents for a fee of a cent a year on the first $1,000 Academy, West Point, will He said It would be impos- that had a 65 performance run on Broadway and left town gineer. dollar per page with a $5 min- and 12 per cent on amounts open on Aug. 11 with 45 mili- cluding several local mayors, $159,000 in the hole. to take place on either May 19 sible at this time to tell just Said Councilman Hans H. imum fee for booklet repro- exceeding $1,000. tary personnel, 20 civilians, how many people would be In 1966 the Globe won an award in the same category and or 20 to discuss the status of Froehlich, "In short, it told us duction. The mayor commented, and approximately 325 stu- affected since the choice of Albee was cited in 1967 for "A Delicate Balance." facilities at the fort. that many of our roads are The council adopted a reso- "This won't affect the little dents. moving is a personal one and Dumas Malone's five volumes Ql "Jefferson and His Meanwhile, Col. Louis Rein- collapsing and literally break- lution retaining the consulting taxpayer because few small The school will occupy an accurate figure of how Time" won honors for history, making Malone. 83. the oldest ken, director of planning and ing apart due to drainage firm of Buck, Seifert and Jost taxpayers owe back taxes of buildings being vacated by many people are affected person ever to win a Pulitzer Prize. analysis for ECOM, told the problems. This program will to perform a valuation study $1,000 or more." the Communications Elec- isn't known until the move is "The Power Broker: Robert Moses and the Fall of New Shrewsbury Republican Club not remedy all of the prob- to determine the assets and Township Manager Donald tronics School, commonly made. York," a 1,246-page, topical and controversial review of the last night that he knew of no lems at once because we worth of the Cliffwood R<*:»* F. Guluzzy added that coun- known as the Signal School. He said of the 1,700 jobs, so-called master builder's career by Robert A Caro won for don't have enough money for Water Company. cil's move to increase the in- The move of the prepara- plans to eventually phase out the best biography Ft Monmouth. most of them would involve something like that. As we The township wants to pur- terest rate "should help keep tory school was necessitaled higher echelon civilian em- Ohio's small Xenia Daily Gazette won the prize for gener- He said present plans to are forced to do with so many chase the privately owned down our reserve for uncol- when facilities at its existing ployes. al local reporting for its account of an April 3. 1974. tornado relocate certain segments of things, these drainage prob- utility lected taxes next year." location, Ft. Belvolr, Va., be- He stressed, however, that that virtually razed the town ECOM at the Harry Diamond came inadequate due to the the proposed move was "only National reporting honors went to the Philadelphia In- Laboratories at Adelphia, expansion of the Defense Sys- a study," and its outcome is quirer team of Donald L Barlett and James B Steele Md., were still in the study tems Management School "anybody's guess." Two Chicago Tribune staffers, reporter William Mullen, Juvenile authorities to getthere. stage and photographer Ovie Carter, were cited for international re- Both Rep. James J. How- PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE porting. ard, D-N.J., and Sen. Ham IUMMUV OH IVNOPIII OP AUDIT RIPORT POP r U1LICATION Special local reporting honors went to the Indianapolis son A. Williams Jr., D-N.J.. tommari or lyinatl! ol >«« Aadll R»Mrt •( TM Ber.vali.llataM.wnai rewired ay N Jl 44 » II Star. Helen Reddy threat case noted that the new facilities COMIINIO COMPARATIVE IALANCI IHIIT Oiclmbfr D.ctmb«r The editorial writing prize was captured by John Daniell should not be mistaken for a Mull 31,lt74 Jl.lt71 less he was given $30,000, and tried to collect the money. He Cothond lnvttlm*ntl S ll.aM.M3.il H.m,Jl«4! Maurice of the Charleston (W.Va.) Daily Mail. By SHERRY COXOHAN sign that the recent rumors lain. Ailetimentl. ond Lltm Rtctwoolt lu.tna m.tit JI turned him over to Asbury is being held in the Monmouth that transfers of Ft Mon- Property Acquired tor TaxnAimw} volui 11.01000 11.01000 Her trenchant essays on Washington and the nation won Atcounti RecelvoM. 14,HIM 17,431.17 for Mary McGrory of the Washington Star the Pulitzer Prize FREEHOLD - The US. Park police for prosecution. County Youth Detention Cen- mouth facilities here are un- Oeltrrtd Charon lo Fulur. Toxolion General Capital j,m.»sooo for Commentary. Attorney's office in Newark Hall, a juvenile under New ter in Freehold Township. founded. Deterred Chorgei lo Rnnm ol yesterday relinquished juris- Jersey law, had been charged A spokesman for the As- Succeeding Yeori Garry Trudeau received the editorial cartooning award Mr. Howard said. "I feel T.I.I A.I.I. IS.4J1.I74 74 14,»!,747 W diction over Gerald E. Hall, a with violating the federal ex- bury Park police said Hall that this move will help us in 17-year-old Asbury Park LKMHtltl, Rn.rvn and iuralui tortion laws after his arrest would be turned over to the our discussions with Secre- Bonds and Notes Poyoble >?.4)7,1)000 »t.W9,?O0 00 youth accused of threatening on Friday at a Western Union Juvenile Court in the same lmprov«m»nt Author notions 1,156.04)41 1.711.01)}] tary Calloway when we meet Olh»r Liabilities ond Special Funds ISel.lHtl 540.Slt.07 JVeather: Sunny to kill singer Helen Reddy un- office here where he allegedly manner as any other juvenile Rwrv. lor Urtaln Assets Receivable 304,317 44 1)4.1744) with him to convince him that 7I7.OM.I4 charged with breaking the Fund Balance t70,ttl *> Partly sunny today. High piled into the Rockies from more elements should be T.lol LlaMlltttt, Reserves law. He said he did not know and Pwid taMMo IS.4JI.IM 74 14.SW.747W around 60. Fair toWht and southern Montana through moved into Ft. Monmouth whether a request would be COMPARATIVI ITATIMINT OP JPIRATIONl AND CHANO* tomorrow. Low tonight Colorado. Heavy-snow warn- rather than moving anything IN SURPLUS - CURRiNT PUND made for the juvenile court to December December around 50. High tomorrow in ings remained up for both Woman is named out." 31.1*73 turn him over to the Mon- R.VMW md Omar lucerne Reamed JI.H74 low 60s. Probability of precip- states today and for sections Sen. Williams stated, "This Fund Bolonce Utlllied. „ t 425,00000 I 4JS.0MIO0 mouth County Prosecutor's Mlscelloneom From Olhtr than Local itation near zero through to- of western Wyoming as well. action in no way diminishes Proptrty Tox Ltvlts • 141.337 I* 1.0*4.161.47 office for prosecution as an Colltcllon of Otllnou.nl Tout* morrow. Winds north to Cold rain or rain and snow the importance of retaining ond Tax Till* Lltnt l7l.7M.Si 107.4*3 50 to head agency adult. Coll.cllon ot Curr.nt Tax Levy.. 3.4»J\4irO0 1.4)9.414 01 northeast 5 to 15 mph today mixed brought stockmen's ad- the Electronics Command at Interfund Loom Returned 1,507.11 _ 4- Monmouth County Prose- Ft. Monmouth and I intend to lS.tn.tf4.SS JS.076,374 II and tonight. Ocean water visories in the western Da- FREEHOLD - Mrs. Gloria TWol liK«m< temperatures in low 50s. kotas, Wyoming and Colora- cutor James M. Coieman Jr. continue my most vigorous ef- • •RM4IIWM R. Filippone, Oceanport, di- said that, under the law, nei- Budgtt Expenditure!: In Long Branch yesterday, do. forts toward that goal." Municipal Purpom II.6*1.11100 II.743.145 94 rector of the Retired Senior ther his office nor police can County ToxM ,7t4 43 1)7.03! 00 the high was 58 degrees and Former Eatontown Mayor Local and Regional School Taxes l,tS6 149 30 1.919,041 71 Volunteer Program (RSVP) make such a request. He said Interlund Loom Mad. I.S101S the low 45. It was 56 at 6 p.m. Herbert E. Werner, a leader Otrwr Expenditure! TIDES of Monmouth County, was to the question of whether a and the overnight low was 45. Sandy Hook in efforts to prevent the clos- T.IOI I ipwdltnTM be named today as director of juvenile should be turned Lnt: Expenditures to be roittd Today's 7 a.m. temperature ing of the fort, hailed the an- by tutor, loxet TODAY - High 5:30 p.m. the newly created Monmouth over for prosecution as an was 49. There was a trace of and low 11:49 p.m. County Office on Aging. nouncement as a first in- TMI AdlutM ll|MMII»m . t4.51S.37l *0 M.SKUSt.tl adult is left entirely to the rieiujrts 1 4ts^sui7 rain in the past 24 hours. TOMORROW - High 5:51 dication that rumors the fort Excnt in Revenu. The full-time office, estab- discretion of the judge of the would eventually be phased Fund Bolonct Jonuory I .. 7I3,I14» 713.301.SI A powerful spring storm a.m. and 6:15 p.m. and low lished by the' Board of Free- Juvenile Court. ll.Jtl,447 74 tT.10i.ll47t 11:57 a.m. out are, in fact, not ture. with a midwinter accent bur- holders this year, will entitle Jeff Wald, Miss Reddy's Ulllliotlon 01 Antlclpoted Revenue 415.000.00 415,000 00 For Red Bank and Rumson He noted that the reas- Fund Bolonce December 31 f~t«7,447 74 7l3,ll47t ied parts of the northern and the county to additional state husband and manager, told bridge, add two hours; Sea signment of the preparatory central Rockies under heavy aid for programs for the el- authorities the extortion at- RCCOMMINDATIONI Bright, deduct 10 minutes; school from Ft. Belvoir to Ft. I. That the deposits by developers and contractors In Ihe trust - olhtr ttctlan be snow today and sent an icy derly, according to Freehol- tempts began last month examined to dtlermine their ttoiut. chill eastward into the adja- Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Monmouth was the first posi- Tht obov. summary or synopsis was prepared from the report ot audit of tht der Director Philip N. when someone called his Los Borough ot Eatontown. County of Monmouth for the calendar year 1974 This report cent Plains. utes; Highlands bridge, add tive step taken by the Army ol audit, submitted by Herbert A Carutae. Registered Municipal Accountant. Is on Gumbs. Angeles office from Asbury file ot Ihe Borough Clerk s office ond may be Inspected by onv Inlerwltd Parton_ Six to 12 inches of.snow 40 minutes. since it announced the Signal wARJORIE BECKER Mrs. Filippone, a former Park. He said the caller de- School would be moved to Ft. Borough Cltrk Movt A Assistant Professor of Health manded $30,000 and threat- Gordon, Ga. and Physical Education at ened to kill his wife if it The Daily Register Monmoulh College, West wasn't paid. Photography exhibit Long Branch, will assume the Mr. Wald went to New York Good idea. Photo I.D. Main Otflct $16,000-a-year post June 1. Ont Regltler Plan. Stvewtovry, N.J. 077OI last week when his wife re- LINCROFT - The Mon- Presently Mrs. Cecile F. Nor- mouth County Parks System Cash personal CJB checks •ranch OffiCM Gloria R turned from a European con- •;» RI is. MMOwtown. H j mm ton is acting coordinator of cert tour and had subsequent will sponsor an exhibit by lo- 30 Eotl Mo4n SI.. FrMkoM. N.J. SMJl at all 27 offices with your I7» »rood«y, Looo Irontn. N J. 07740 the office. Douglass College in health calls transferred to their cal photographers at the PubMitwd by TO. *«d tank Rentier EiMMimtdln UTtoy J«*nH. Caet. ond Henry Clay Mrs. Filippone developed and physical education and a Manhattan hotel room where Thompson Park Visitor Cen- the RSVP program from its CJB Master Charge Photo I.D. card. Member 01IM Attack*** Pretl - Tht AltactaM Prtu it anUIIM master's degree in student FBI agents listened in. At the ter, here, through May 25. Nw UK lor rafvoductlan 1 oil IB. lacol ntwt printed in inception. It now has approxi- personnel services (guidance FBI's direction, Mr. Wald ap- The exhibitors are all mem- the nfwMX*Mf ot w)l ot mi AP nnrt diteeteMt. mately 350 senior volunteers and counseling) from Mon- peared to agree to the ex- bers of the Park System's Na- Swond Clou poitoa. paM ol Had lank. N.J. 07101 and at MMOto- lo»n, N.J. O77«l. PuWltned dolly. Manday nVough Friday Moll tub placed in 37 non-profit hospi- mouth College. She has also tortion scheme and told the ture Photography Club The icrlptlons payeM. In odvonct. tals and agencies throughout taken courses in elementary caller the money would be center's hours are 12 noon to CENTRAL JERSEY BANK I Wtak I Month ) MontM »ManlM I Yo the county. AND TRUWT Sl» U» <•» "«•» education at Newark State sent to the Western Union of- 4:00, every day except Satur- Mom. OMIvtry by CarrMr M Cwlt a Mt* Single copy J(»w.,MMi PHONE NUMBER FOR ALL OFFICES 671-2400 Mtmbtr FSLIC

» NH*B m* OV> "«r> • m 10 • PM •»» KMN GFEN DMT ID M0 M 10 M0 SM KXW-SO0 M»«UWN (TOt »»l 1WU SI 10 f«n SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY, MAY^. 1975 The Drily Register 5 Matawan station meeting delayed By HILDV McCORMICK

MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - A spokesman for the state Department of Transportation (DOT) tud a workshop meet- ing with municipal and coun- ty, officials planned for to- morrow night to discuss relo- cating the Matawan railroad station has been postponed to May 21 Officials here and in Mata wan who planned to attend the meeting said last night they were unaware of the change and had not been for- mally advised of it. The meet- ing has been rescheduled for 8 p.m. May 21 in Matawan Regional High School The Daily Register learned of the change in talks with DOT officials late yesterday afternoon. FIRE AFTERMATH — Philip L. Guiser, principal ot Cove Road School, The DOT spokesman said Hazlet, accompanies Miss Mary Federlco, teacher, on a walk through the the change was made so that classroom he had conducted for second graders but which was gutted by transportation officials could TALKS 60 ON - Plans are still In the works to ed by municipal, county and state officials tike fire Saturday. An adjoining second-grade classroom also sustained severe review suggested changes in relocate Matawan railroad station to a nearby site place periodically to Iron out problems and discuss damage. Police suspect arson. plans for access roads to and In Matawan Township. Workshop sessions attend- alternatives. The latest Is set for May 21. from the proposed new rail- road station made by officials have not been able to agree on moving the station from the Mr Armellino said, noting Objections to Ingres* and here. a safe commuter access to borough favorably. that "the township has more egrees from Lloyd Road here Hazlet school fire is seen Peter J. Keolsch of Mata- the station. The problem Mayor Victor R. Armellino room than we do." and Main St. in Matawan date wan, a member of the county arises, Mr. Halsey said, be- said, "I will be happy when it Meetings such as that back to November 1(73, Mr transportation committee, cause of the proximity of the is moved. There will be a lot planned for May 21 have been Barrett said. said last night a proposal to station to the parkway inter- less traffic through the held over the years to thrash The problems were still as of a suspicious origin move the railroad station has change. borough." He said at present out problems and weigh sug- being discussed last Novem- been discussed since Febru- The DOT spokesman said most of the traffic accidents gestions. ber. Alternatives were dis- HAZLET - It was a nor- He said he had no idea of the fire to get things in order ary 1965. The initial meeting plans are being finalized now, that occur in the borough are Michael F. Barrett, county cussed and recommendations mal school day yesterday at how long this situation will for opening yesterday. with state officials took place and officials hope to advertise on county and state engineer who is also in were made by state officials. the Cove Road School despite last, but indicated that re- An estimate of the damage then, he said, "and that is for bids on construction by roadways, and he attributes charge of traffic safety for "We are trying to come up a fire Saturday, now termed pairs to the building could not was not available yesterday how long it has been hanging the end of the summer. The the mishaps to tie ups and the county, outlined some of with alternatives and get it suspicious by police, which be completed before the end but Mr. Guiser said all dam- around." spokesman gave no target traffic generated by station the objections that have been refined to the point where it extensively damaged two sec- of school next month. ages will be covered by insur- The DOT spokesman said date for completion. bound commuters. aired in similar sessions In is acceptable," Mr. Barrett ond grade classrooms. The fire did not reach the ance. the proposal now under con- Matawan officials view "Our streets are narrow," the past. said. "Things went fine," said central supply area of the Detective Sgt. Warren sideration by the state is to Philip L. Guiser, principal. school, he said. The only loss Briggs is in charge of the in- relocate the station from "We ran a normal school day." in materials was in the two vestigation. The exact cause Main St., Matawan, where it Workmen spent the entire classrooms where the blaze of the fire will not be deter- located now, 2,800 feet south weekend cleaning up the was confined. Some teaching mined until laboratory tests to a site in this municipality. OPEN school after the fire which po- materials for the second on materials found at the Robert D. Halsey, county lice now say was of a sus- grade students were loaned to scene are completed. Planning Board director, said DAYS I picious origin. Fire Chief the school by other schools in the new site is on the west George Schramm said the the district, Mr. Guiser said. Matawan slates side of Lloyd Road, south of blaze started in a closet in "We are not short of sup- the Garden State Parkway. ONLY • one of the classrooms. The plies," he said. clean-up drive The proposal came about entire school, Chief Schramm originally as part of the elec- Mr. Guiser said students be- MATAWAN - The said was damaged by smoke trification of the New York DOORS OPEN haved very well yesterday borough's annual spring! and water. Police and fire of- and Long Branch Railroad despite their curiousity over clean-up week will begin Mon- 'WHERE WE TAKE OUT THE IABEIS AND YOU SAVE PLENTY" ficials still have not deter- system. the gutted area. "But we kept day and run through May 12. mined the cause of the fire. Plans are drawn up by the them away from the fire The event is sponsored by 644 SHREWSBURY AVE., NEW SHREWSBURY, N.J. 201-842-1177 WED. state, he said, and then sub- (OPPOSITE CIRCLE CHEVROLET) Mr. Guiser said he was able area," he said. the Chamber of Commerce, mitted to the county and offi- to partition off rooms nor He expressed apprecation and all residents, business- CLOSED MO&»T0g8, Q?£W WET). THUR. FBI. 10 to 9 SAT. 10 to 6 cials of municipalities in- 10 A.M. SHARP mally used for the schools for assistance offered by the men and organizations in the volved in the project. continuous progress program school's PTO. It offered to as- borough are invited to partici- for use as second grad class- sist in the clean-up effort yes- pate. The proposal has the back WE'VE GOT THAT .. . ing of county planners, he rooms. "My two second terday, "but everything had The aim of the clean-up is said, to fulfill the need of a V graces were wiped out," he been scrubbed already," Mr. to beautify Matawan for the transportation center in the ft commented. The continuous Guiser said. The custodian upcoming Bicentennial cele- progress program was shifted and maintenance crews Bayshore area. A MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL bration. Residents are urged But for the decade that the ™ i to the school's art room. worked around the clock after to clean up, paint and repair. plan hai existed, officials ft OVER 250 ALL NEW JUST BROUGHT IN FRESH L • MISSES FAMOUS LABEL CONTEMPORARY LOOK ^# 100% POLYESTER i PANTSUIT YOUR CHOICE • SHORT SLEEVE • $ 00 • PUCKERED-FLAT • NONE KNITTED HIGHER • STRIPES • DESIGNS • I RIOT IN GROUP SIZES 10 TO 18 (AND SOME 20V* TO 22'/*) 12 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO $30.00 IF PERFECT

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IF PERF. BLAZERS M 2.001 T.I ADV. UP TO $28. IF PERF. OVER 300 JUST IN FRESH OVER 300 JUST IN FRESH MEN'S BETTER BRAND MEN'S BETTER BRAND PERM* PRESS - SHORT SLEEVE - SOUD - STRIPE POLYESTER BLEND $300 NECK $1 50 600 BROADWAY at NORWOOD AVENUE, LONG BRANCH SHIRTS TIES MIDDLEBROOK BRICK TOWN NAT. ADV. UP TO $12.00 IF PERFECT NAT. ADV. UP TO $9.00 IF PERFECT OAKHURST ENQLISHTOWN KEYPORT LITTLE SILVER HOLMDEL NEPTUNE CITY MARLBORO MYSTIC ISLAND MIDDLETOWN MANALAPAN •^ BANKAMERICARD • MASTER CHARGE AND OUR CONVENIENT LAY AWAY The Daily Register Peaceful coexistence costly telligence sources told us Established in 1«78-Hubhshed by The Red Bank Register llllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHII" exported, or are planning to By JACK ANDERSON Most of them are believed to export, millions worth of tech- WKk LES WRITTEN be KGB agents, who are quite ARTHUR Z. KAMIN nological information and versatile in English. President and Editor The diplomatic cables have WASHINGTON products. brought reassurances from This has upset U.S. in- The Soviets are at least 10 Moscow that detente it not SCENE telligence analysts, who be- years behind in computer de- Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor dead. lieve the Soviets are trying to velopment They have pro- The ruling Politburo not III ill ••Ill >>l II •MM exploit American technology duced only one computer of I TUESDAY, MAY 6. 1975 only has dropped hard-liner primarily for military pur- significant capacity, and it Alexander Shelepin but also Wash.) has become so con- poses. would take about 32 of them has reaffirmed its support of cerned over the economic Valuable information is giv- to equal one top-line Ameri- 'One swallow does not make a summer/ party chairman Leonid Brezh- consequences and potential en up even before the con- can computer. nev's accommodation with security danger that he has tracts are signed. The Soviets J J_ (Arhlotle) the West. In deference to de- ordered a full Senate in- dangle lucrative contracts in ANDERSON The Soviets are also eager vestigation. front of American companies. to catch up to the United tente, the Kremlin has even studied history, political sci- Here are the details: While the negotiations are in States in the production of refrained from unseemingly ence, sociology and literature. crowing over the U.S. set- The new Soviet-American progress, the Russians seek wide-bodied jet transports. backs in Southeast Asia. scientific cooperation has detailed technical information At least half the Russians They have one on the drawing board, which is not due off But, while detente has been largely one way. Soviet and send engineering teams wlro come to the United brought a welcome relaxation technology lags years behind to inspect the U.S. plants. By States under the exchange the production line until 1980 of tensions, the United States ours in the most important the time they leave, as one programs report back to the Even then, it will be inferior has paid a price that the fields, including agriculture, source put it, "they have sto- KGB, the experts estimate. to the American models now American people haven't deep sea exploration, comput- len the candy store." The FBI has quietly asked for flying. been told about: The detente ers, aircraft development and Scientists, students and additional agents to watch Holding out possible con- has produced a technology space science. technicians are also ex- them. tracts, the Soviets have ob- drain from the United'Slates The Russians have little to changed. Under one recent tained detailed plans for to the USSR, which is cost- offer and much to gain, there- program, 38 Russian students Virtually every American wide-bodied jets from Boeing, ing the United States millions fore, from the technological came to the United States to male who goes to Moscow for Lockheed and McDonnell- of dollars, thousands of jobs exchange. With the active en- study science, engineering, more than two weeks, on the Douglas. A team of some 40 and some valuable scientific couragement of the State and business and computers. In other hand, finds himself with Soviet specialists has also vis- secrets. Commerce departments, exchange, 38 American stu- a Russian girl who wants to ited the plants of all three companies. Sen. Henry Jackson, (D- American firms already have dents went to Russia and "practice her English," in- A Conservative view By JAMES J. KILPATRICK iiiiminiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i u grams have been proposed to don't vote. They cannot even extend a broad range of lawfully contribute to a con- This is annual report time health care services to the gressman's campaign. Where for American corporations, CONSERVATIVE largest possible group of is a constituency to be found? and one by one the glossy people. We believe that great The shareholders are an un- publications turn up In the VIEW care must be exercised in tapped political resource. mail. Many of them are mas- planning the mechanics of Some 30 million persons own terpieces of graphic art, these programs to preserve stock in the 4,900 corporations iiimiiiuinuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiii crammed with color photos for society the benefits of the publicly traded. The general and peacock pie charts. Some largest pharmaceutical nation's flourishing private custom is to treat" them as a of them will win prizes — but houses in the nation. He was enterprise in the health care meddlesome nuisance. nearly all of them will lose curious to see if these manu- field." KILPATRICK To be sure, as Kristol has opportunities. facturers made any effort to Doesn't that grab you? The pointed out, many of the It is a puzzling thing. Amer- acquaint their shareholders author, of that tepid mush was brilliant essayists and critics, stockholders are merely spec- ican corporations have some with the industry's legislative talking, in his own feeble long ago suggested in the ulators as distinguished from of the best minds in the na- problems. His labors left him way, about a dozen legislative Wall Street Journal that cor- investors. They would con- tion in their executive offices. depressed. proposals of enormous con- porations seek to develop stitute no permanent con- They have public relations Only one of the leaders, cern to the pharmaceutical their own constituency among stituency. But suppose in- advisers who are skilled in Squibb, devoted significant industry. This is an executive their stockholders. His point vestors were rewarded every their arcane art. They have space in its annual report to a who worries constantly about was that the "other side" has five years by stock bonuses to highly paid legislative coun- discussion of what the phar- the assaults of Ralph Nader, plenty of solid constituencies. encourage their continuing in- sel. Yet these great com- maceutical industry has to Common Cause, the Depart- Organized labor can marshal terest. Suppose their active panies do pathetically little to cope with. A couple of others ment of Health, Education a million voters overnight. political concern were culti- advance their own interests in had a phrase here or a sen- and Welfare, the Food and Consumer groups, environ- vated not only in annual re- one area where something tence there. One of the larg- Drug Administration, and the mentalists, and minorities ports but also in regular constructive might be accom- est houses, with sales in 1974 senior Senator from Mas- can apply political pressure in monthly alumni bulletins. plished. They rarely seek to of more than $500 million, of- sachusetts. But all he could effective ways. Suppose corporations took the rally investors to their cause. fered only this lame para- think of to say to his share- The corporations, for their offensive in promoting their A friend in the pharmaceu- graph: holders was that great care part, have only their own cause. Such efforts might not tical Industry recently de- "In the United States over must be exercised, etc., etc. trade associations. Many of wholly reverse the anti-busi- voted a few hours to reading the past several years, a It is incredible. Irving Kris- their lobbyists perform ef- ness tilt in Congress, but they Communists rebuffed in Portugal the annual reports of the IS number of government pro- tol, one of the country's most fectively. But corporations might improve the balance.

The election results in Portugal — able to take office if they receive were a needed tonic for the Free sufficient votes. World in a time of gloom over the The result in Portugal was sig- Voyage in reverse Communist victory in Vietnam. nificant for European politics after By NICHOLAS von HOFFMAN niiimiiiiiiimi nmni i inn right has the insurmountable tional endeavor here in Wash- The Portuguese turned out in the military coup just one year ago problem of convincing the unhorsed a half-century-old right- The confessional literature ington. He's hard at work record numbers — 91 per cent of the THE LIBERAL rest of us that their liber- now with others, growing fish wing dictatorship. The strongest of politics in our century has tarian posturing and small- registered electorate — for their been mostly one way — from in the basement and vege- first free election in 50 years. They party to emerge then was the Com- government advocacy is more tables on the rooftops to left to right, from commu- SIDE than a mask for greedy indif- handed the Communist Party a deci- munist, thanks to its disciplined nism to disillusionment. A few make a self-sustaining, inde- ference. pendent urban community in ability to live underground. people, like Clarence Darrow, IIIMIMIIItlllllll til til sive 87.5 per cent rejection. That But when Hess, a lovely started off in the lap of corpo- a place of crime and unhappi- means that all but 12.5 per cent of man who has the fumbling But the people of Portugal were rate capitalism and died in sense. . The ideologues with ness. Tolstoy would approve. sort of saintly manner that the voters chose members of the na- the arms of socialism, but the sweatiest brows and the Much of what Hess says is having none of it. comes from seafaring among tional constitutional assembly from generally it has been thought most fervent speech, the open to criticism — literary the doctrinaire, says this, you parties other than the Communist. The outcome must be dis- that the path of maturity crusaders for the light, were as well as political — but he have to wonder if he isn't VM HOFFMAN travels from a radical youth all of them as brownnosing does Inject some important couraging for the Communists, or at bound to repeat his dis- That showing was particularly to a conservative old age. and self-seeking as any junior distinctions into the current least for those who hope to win pow- illusionments: "I don't per- corporate executive. . ." Hess joint with the times. Hess rec- vogue against big government remarkable in view of the fact that Now comes Karl Hess, who sonally know an active, per- er via the ballet box. Of course, it writes in bis new book, "Dear ognizes this and asks of the and central power. This has the military junta now running Por- has made the voyage in re- sistent person on the left who will strengthen the hands of those America" (William Morrow right's nonparticipatidn In the become an applehood and verse, moving from being an is in for the money, the glory tugal leans decidedly to the left and Marxists who say the only way to and Co., New York, 1(75, fight for peace and racial jus- mother-pie issue, with even assistant to the president at or the personal power. On the had required a pledge from all polit- $7.95). "In my memory, it is tice, "the terrible question for the middle-of-the-road liberals take over a country is with the gun. Champion Paper, a staff right I knew scarcely anyone ical parties that, regardless of the all an endless repetition of so many of us today must be, and the conservatives who member of the American En- who was not." The results by no means guaran- the quintessential moment 'and where were we?' " gave us Vietnam preaching it. results of the election, they would terprise Institute and Barry Hess must have always had tee the retention of freedom in Por- Goldwater's speech writer to when, during cocktails at BUI Perhaps in answer Karl A moment of economic not interfere with the creation of a a soul that preferred com- Hess joined the New Left. He tugal. The military junta may pro- becoming a lefty anarchist Buckley's home one evening, depression at home and Com- "socialist society." an ardent anti-Communist on plete commitment to qualified could do so comfortably, be- munist victory may give ceed with its plans for a Communist who refuses to pay taxes or judgment. Why else would he cooperate with the central- his payroll looked intently at cause the New Left shares these slogans a particular po- For socialist, in the sense the society. The best we can hope for is Buckley and, when the atten- have given up a comfortable the right's detestation of the litical appeal. Hess reminds ized, corporate state. Those job in corporate journalism to military junta intended, you can that the huge anti-Communist vote before him went to Moscow, tion of the others in the room centralized state, and that us, though, that it is more substitute the word Communist, for was drawnlto his staring, said become a Cuban gun-runner thread runs through Hess's than HEW regulations that will give the junta officers pause. and saw that it was the Light - not for Fidel Castro, who that really is what the junta leaders that Failed; Karl Hess went in awed tones, 'Bill, you have life. It is the bond he still ails us. The decentralization The Communists proclaim that the profile of a young Cae- was up in the mountains holds in common with hts old of the state and the emanci- had in mind. to the business board room trying to overthrow dictator they are the wave of the future. A and learned that the people sar.' " | friend Barry Goldwater. pation of its citizens from Fulgencio Batista, but for a Hess' approach to the de- war, taxation and bureau- Paradoxically, what the Portu- tidal change like that in Vietnam there care as much about "Paid mouths. Paid forgotten friend of American their professed ideals as the centralization of the New Left cracy depends on the recons- guese electorate showed it wanted bolsters that view. But that's not the Heads," is how Karl Hess dis- business, one Dr. Carlos commissars do. misses most of his quondam reminds you of Tolstoy. Tol- titution of economics — the was democratic socialism of the va- whole story. Freedom remains a Hevia, who was apparently stoy renounced the luxury of "Life on the right was com- colleagues on the intellectual changing of hierarchical cus- riety now operating in West Ger- powerful goal and it's heartening to trying to square the circle by the court of the czars and toms and the taming or the petitive in the very worst right. No doubt about it, the pulling off a nonradical right- many, England and the Scandina- see that cause prevail in an un- moved to the farm, the vil- marketplace — so that the ist revolution. lage and the commune; Hess vian countries. That's socialism rigged election. In Portugal, the ma- preachings of the right have a It is difficult to give your- became a welder and a mem- jority obviously believed that cause meaning those espousing within a democratic framework, self to causes that are out of ber of a community organiza- them may not intend. with the conservative parties playing would not be achieved by voting \ a full role and with opposition par- Communists into the body which will ties — unlike the Communist system write a new national constitution. IIIIIIIIIIUIUIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllll Party leaders and tax reform Today in history

Gov. Brendan T. Byrne is taking year. . jf a good tack in bringing his tax re- He may not gefMgomplete and' Today is Tuesday, the 126th In 1895, the movie star, attack by North Vietnamese day of 1975. There are 239 Rudolph Valentino, was bom troops in South Vietnam In- form plea to the state's 21 county undiluted cooperation. Some chair- days left in the year. in Italy. dicated that U.S. raids in Democratic chairmen. There's just men are known to be quite dis- Today's highlight in his- In 1910, the Edwardian era Cambodia had not cut enemy an off chance he might find among appointed with the governor for tory: came to an end with the supply lines. On this date in 1942, in the the party's leaders the courage to some of the appointments he made death of Britain's King Ed- One year ago: Willy Brandt Pacific war, the exhausted act which he was unable to muster with little regard for party consid- ward VII. resigned as chancellor of American and Philippine gar- among the state's senators. erations. But tax reform is vital, and West Germany after saying rison at Corregidor surren- In 1941, Joseph Stalin be- he had been negligent in al- every possible avenue of assistance Refusing to give up the fight dered to the Japanese after came premier of the Soviet lowing an East Germany despite the repeated rebuffs of his must be explored. Party chairmen resisting ISO days. Union, succeeding V.M. Molo- Communist spy to become a Democratic fellows in the legisla- should share in the responsibility of toy. member of his staff. ture, the governor has told the party finding a solution to the state's most On this date — ten years ago: The Organi- Today's birthdays: Retired In 1818, the German social chairmen he wants them to come up serious problem of the moment — a zation of American States basebaU star Willie Mays is philosopher, Karl Marx, was voted to create an inter- 44. Actor and director Orson with proposals which will be accept- moment which has already been born in Prussia. American military force to Welles is 60. able to a majority of the legislators. drawn out to well over a year and In 1861, Arkansas withdrew help restore peace and con- Thought for today: We first Apparently he offered no specific promises to continue indefinitely un- from the Union. stitutional government in the make our habits, and then our plan at the closed-door meetings, less the governor can find, among In 1889, the Eiffel Tower in Dominican Republic. habits make us — John Dry- but rather sought agreement among some element of state politics, the Paris was officially opened. Five years ago: A strong den, English poet, 1631-1700. party leaders in still another at- statesmanship the situation so badly tempt to pass a tax package this needs. , iiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiii HIHIIIIIIHIIIIIUIIIIHIMIIIIIIIIIINIHIMIHIIIIIIIHIH Craze in stock options SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. MAY 6. 1975 The Daily RcgfcteT 7 ly SYLVIA PORTER monthly volume Is topping- Attractive growth buy (Pint «f three C*IMMS) * the half-billion mark. Mean- The hotu*. fastest grow YOUR MONEY'S while, the number of individ- By DAVID R. SARGENT MM •IHIIIMII i imiiii brokerage and underwriting ing, roost contagious craze in uals and Institutions owning services and is involved in the world of securities today options has surged to several Q — Would you advise aver- real estate development is the stock option. hundred thousand, estimates aging down in American Ex- SUCCESSFUL In 1974, earnings rose for From virtually a standing Dr. James B. Cloonan, author press (OTC) shares at this the 27th consecutive year to time' A P start a mere few yean ago, «•"""'"•"""""""»""»'"'"'»»"'" of the recently published monplace. For instance, if INVESTING 12.18 from $2 0t; a rough year A - Very definitely In the the dollar volume of trading biUion in 1174 - and it is now "Stock Options" and chair- you want to buy a piece of for insurance Impeded the last 125 years, American Ex- rate of progress. A 10 per in oj*lons soared close to $2 r,ging tt guch a pace that man of Heinold, O'Connor It land, you may be asked to Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll press has expanded from a Cloonan, a Chicago-based take an option on It. This cent gain in credit card mem- small freight carrier to a di- that of a growth fund. No- firm specializing in options. means you pay a set amount 126 countries and has banking ben to 6.5 million holders and versified worldwide travel, fi- netheless, In the first three And this number is also mul- for the option to buy the prop- operations in 21 nations. The a similar rise in travelers nancial and insurance em- months of 1(75, your fund has Local Securities tiplying by the day. erty for a given price within a company's insurance division checks outstanding to |1.24 pire. Travelers checks are is- performed in line with the av- So contagious is the phe- prescribed period of time. — Fireman's Fund American billion were achieved last Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximatel/ 3 sued in seven currencies and erage mutual fund. 1 would nomenon that it's spreading Say you put down $1,010 for Insurance Companies — year. Earnings this year p m yesterday from NASD Prices do not incline!retail mark- credit cards in IS. The com- continue holding First In- not only across the nation but an option to buy a $50,000 writes property/liability and should benefit from an im- up, mark-down, or commission. f pany offers a variety of other proved Insurance climate, vestors Fund for Income. also across the world. Chi- property within four weeks' life in the US and Canada. '(Column readers should travel and tourist services in American Express also offers higher fees for. credit card BANKS cago Board Options Exchange time. If you don't buy the send their Investment in- — the first organized and con- property in the (our weeks' membership and a better av- erage yield on portfolio secu- quiries to David R. Sargent, BID ASKED tinuous market for options in time, you lose your option Successful Investing, c/o this the U.S. — was opened only money. As another illustra- rities. From a high of 69 in Allaire State Bank 8% (% 1(73, the shares dropped to newspaper.) American Bancorp 5 8 two years ago, in 1973. Since tion, options are a way of life then, the American Stock Ex- when baseball and basketball under 18 last year. Now trad- Belmar-Wall National 85 ing at about 38 - only 1SX es- Central Jersey Bank 11 11% change has entered the field. teams try to acquire player*. Craige promoted timated 1(75 earnings of $2.50 Community State Bank ' T W% The Philadelphia-Baltimore- Q. What is a stock option? Fidelity Union Bank Corp 2J?J a share — American Express by Peerless Tube Washington Exchange will A. This is a contractual First Merchants National Bank. start trading soon and the Pa- Is attractive for growth. BLOOMFIELD - Peerless First Jersey National Bank agreement allowing the pur- cific Coast Stock Exchange chaser to trade a specific Q - Since I am fist ap- Tube Company has named First National Bank Toms River 14 will begin its options dealing proaching retirement, I need Saunden T. Craige. of Rum- Franklin State Bank 11 12 number of shares of a specific Jersey Shore Bank ft 23' later this year. stock at a specific price dur- Income. I hold First Investors son, general sales manager. Bank of Manalapan 22^4 Europe's leading financial ing a specific period of time Fund for Income, bought at Mr. Craige will manage New Jersey National Corp , 25$ centers are moving to get a — regardless of the open 18.80 a share. It pays around marketing and sales for the Ocean County National 22 24 piece of the action. Amster- market price of the security. 10 per cent. Did I make a company's product line which People's Nat'l Bank, Lakewood 285 dam and London are ex- mistake buying this? Do you includes collapsible metal Shore National Bank 8 10 Q. What is a call? have any suggestions? C.E. tubes, plastic tubes, one piece pected to be among the first A. A call is a contract Shrewsbury State Bank 10 12 big stock exchanges to com- A — In view of your stated aluminum aerosol containers, United Counties Trust Co 13 14% which gives you the right to goal, your choice of mutual marking pen shells and spe- mence options trading and buy 100 shares of a given United Jersey Banks of N.J 1series of three, col- term money market In- Science and Technology of common time period was six struments. It is for this same Aerosol Packaging, and has Buck Engineering : 3% 4% umns, you'U find the funda- months and 10 days (for tax CRG Corporation Z'A J reason that the performance lectured on tube and aerosol mentals on what is at best, a reasons). In listed option Colonial Foods tt 1J4 highly complex, sophisticated may not be as impressive as packaging. Detomaso % * trading on the CBOE and Electronic, Associates 2ft 2% and — in my judgment — ris- Amex, standardized option Electronic Assistance 2 2^ ky business. dates running to nine months Foodarama ' Vk <% The key point is that while are used and the option con- Gibson-Homas *$ L. you, an amateur, may be tinues trading until ex- King James Extended Care % 'T? lucky for a while, option in- piration. SAY IT Laird H vestments strategies are not Q. What is a put? Metallurgical International 2>4 3 WITH simples Even when you thor- A. A put option is the re- Midland Gas 5)4 *% oughly understand them, Monmouth Airlines n % verse of a call option. Here you'll find that making money you have the privilege of sell- FLOWERS ... Monmouth Capital ~5% 'ft in options trading depends on Monmouth Park 12% U% ing 100 shares of stock at a FOR judgments that are not only Monmouth Real Estate Investment 4 5% fixed price within the option HAIR TODAY—Tony Bevacqua is man behind the N.J Natural Gas 12% 1S>4correct but also exquisitely period. timed. Your correct and time- chair at the Hair Lord, 2002 Bellmore St., Oak- MOTHER'S DAY Perkin-Elmer 2«ty 28J4 Q. What costs are involved? hurst, a new shop specializing In contemporary Precision Optics , % % ly judgments, in turn, will de- A. You pay a premium for cutting and hair styling for men and boys. Radfophone Corp 1 1% pend on the accuracy of your the option, usually running to Servomation 8 information, your skills, your about 10 to IS per cent of the AT Spiral Metal * *fc discipline. Now to major US. Homes value of the stock. If you Profit for quarter reported questions and answers: want an option on 100 shares United Telecontrol Electronics Q. What is an option? Walter Reade Organization, Inc . ... of a $50 stock, you might pay by Electronic Associates WinslowTel »J 12c A. Whether or not you real- a premium of $500 to $750. Put MUSCLE'S ize it, you know what they Worthington Chemical '» options usually cost a few credit. The company sus- are, for they are com- WEST LONG BRANCH - WATERMELON BAR & GARDEN CENTER percentage points less than tained a net loss of $260,000 in Electronic Associates, Inc. HWY 36, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS call options and are not (NYSE) reported a profitable the first quarter of 1(74, nearly as popular. first quarter 1975, compared which included a loss from There also are even more to a loss a year ago. discontinued operations of esoteric trading devices — This manufacturer of so- $122,000. • CORSAGES such as "straddles" which phisticated hybrid computer Income before extraor- • LIVE PLANTS are a put and call on the systems announced net sales dinary items amounted to same security with Identical rose 10 per cent to $6,8(1,000, $206,000 or 8 cents per share • HANGING BASKETS terms. But by the time you compared to $8,231,000 in the in 1(75, compared to a 1(74 get to these, you should be far first quarter of 1(74. first quarter loss of $138,000. ahead of this primer and be According to the president, getting the most expert ad- Net income was $427,000 or Edward A. Petko, Electronic OPEN 9-6 7 DAYS A WEEK vice you can. 16 cents per share in 1(75 in- Associates sales backlog at Tomorrow: This primer on cluding a $221,000 or 8-cent- the end of the first quarter 291-0613 options continues. pcrshare extraordinary tax 1975 was $16,886,000,

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Princeton (201129741231 Kitchen Clocks HOURS: Mon, Tu«, Wtd, SatMO-6 Sculpture Thur«. & Fri. 10 to 9:30 8 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, MAY 6.1975 Yankees Catfish fthrows' one to Orioles Jim Palmer pitched a five- Grich would up on third. doubled to the wall in right- had not swumg In the fourth, Munson sin- ing into foul territory. Elliott highlighted a four-run fourth Reggie Smith and Ted Sim- hitter and the Baltimore Ori- Grich then scored on Ken Sin- center, moved to third as The victory by the Orioles gled with one out and was Maddox followed with a inning that helped the Red mons added homers as the oles took advantage of Catfish gleton's sacrifice fly to Bobby shortstop Jim Mason bobbled snapped Hunter's six-game forced at second by Chamb- single but was wiped out on Sox whip Cleveland. Bernie Cardinals, with Bob Gibson Hunter's wild throw on Bobby Bonds at the wall in right-cen- Brooks Robinson's grounder winning streak against them. liss. On the play, though, Bonds' double-play ball. Carbo and Carl Yastrzemski notching his first victory of Grieh's eighth-inning bunt to ter field. and came home on Jim Baltimore had a chance to Grich threw the ball into the Cesar Tovar's two-run drew walks and Fred Lynn the year, cruised past Phila- beat the New York Yankees Palmer, 4-2, struck out sev- Northrup's sacrifice fly to break through against him in Yankees' dugout trying to single capped Texas' three- hit the first of three con- delphia. 3-1 last night. en Yanks and didn't walk a left. the first inning. With one complete the double play and run burst in the eighth inning secutive run-scoring doubles. H. LMk 111) Paul Blair started the batter. He gave up a second- Palmer's seventh strikeout away, Al Bumbry hit a liner Chambliss wound up on sec- that beat the Angels and gave Luis Melendez and Mike Cosh 2b Brock if ond. He was stranded there Ferguson Jenkins his fourth Hermans Siiemrelb "eighth with i perfect bunt inning run when Thurman was the last out of the game, up the middle. Hunter slowed Tyson hit two-run triples in a Bowosi 3 0 RSmllhrt when Piniella grounded out to straight victory. Mike Har- Banter ai I 0 Dwyerrt down the third base line for a Munson singled, moved to and it was a controversial the ball up with his bare right six-run fist inning and Tyson, SctanUJb 3 0 TSMtmnsc first Baylor helped keep the grove's walk and singles by LumMlf 3 0 hit on a two-strike pitch by third on Chris Chambliss' one. He got Munson on a hand enough for Mason to cl Yanks off the Scoreboard in Jim Spencer and Roy Smalley Relllj££&b . Hunter, 2-4. Grich followed single and scored on Lou Pi- checked-swing 2-2 pitch and, field it and throw him out. Mutton Ib the fifth. He robbed Roy brought in the Rangers' first white dh Hoernerp Cotorlb with a bunt-single to the left niella's slow grounder be- as Palmer and the rest of the Hunter then walked Blair Modoonct } 0 Hraboskyp O of the mound and when Hunt- White of the an extra-base run, they worked a double Bonds ri MAndnnct 4 0 Tyionn 4 tween the mound and first Orioles raced off the field, and gave up a single to Grich MUMMC I 0 Gibson p I er fielded the ball and fired it Munson exploded in anger, hit, tracking the long drive steal and Tovar singled to Chombuslb Hllgndrfp 0 0 Fairly Ib I base. before settling down to get PnlWIt OBrownph 1 0 into right field, Blair came aU protesting in\ vain to plate down the left field line and center. NltlMlk Sdiueterp 0 0 The Orioles tied it in the Lee May ana Don Baylor on Hohnph 1 0 the way around to score and umpire Larry TrtcCoy that he spearing it just before cross- Jim Rice's two-run double Herrmanph Acottop u 0 seventh when Singleton fly balls to left field. Stanley S4 TToylor Ib I 0 Alomar» 1 Hunttrp 0 4 TaWl It II 14 eSSUMa Oil m 100 - 3 Totals II I ! To** 17 1 SI Louis 4J0 020 OO»— II NtwYort 010 000 000 - E - Reitl DP - Philadelphia I. LOB - Baltimore 000 000 Hi - Phllaoelphlo I, SI. Looll S. 18 - Mr An E—Grich, Moion, Hunter DP-Ne dtrson, Cattr, Cosh. 36 — Melendci. Ty York 1. Boltlmore 1. LOt—Nlw York 3. son HR — » Smith (SI, T Simmons 131. Shero's discipline Botlmort I. ll-Slngltlon Tyson (IIS — Bowo. Gibson SF - Lu- SF-Northup. Singleton. ilmkl apparent in Flyers Limongello UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) - mentally ready for every have to be disciplined. No- Discipline is the factor which game. body wants discipline; they is paying off for the Phila- "It's not easy to convince an fight it all the time. But I've delphia Flyers, says their athlete that what you say is had my team long enough coach, Fred Shero. right because generally, where they pretty well accept debut a hit Shero expects his players to through the years they've dicipllne." CINCINNATI - Mark Roberts, Aurillo Rodriguez feel as though every game is played with abandon — with- And why not? It has Limongello, It, former Rari- and Gene Michael. for the National Hocky out a system," offers Shero. brought them a 21-game un- tan High School pitching ace The Tigers added a run in League's Stanley Cup, al- "In those times, they could do beaten streak including the who was drafted from school the seventh on a single by though he readily admits it's anthing they wanted. regular season, an eight-game by the Detroit Tigers of the Mickey Stanley, who stole impossible to get his team "Now, in the pros, they winning streak in the playoffs American League, helped his going back to last year's Cup second and scored on Meyers' team beat the Cincinnati third hit of the game. winner, and it has made the Reds, 4-4, last night In an ex- Flyers the league's most fear- hibition game at Riverfront some combination of fe- Stadium, here. rocious offense and penurious Iselin makes Limongello was one of four lions fall, defense. pitchers who blanked the Reds The Flyers will try to knock on two hits. off the New York Islanders in Emil Karlik, LimongeUo's but remain four straight here tomorrow former coach at Raritan, f 9 offer to Joe and advance into the Stanley feels that his protege has a Cup final. chance of hanging on with at A peak NEW YORK (AP) - New "For thf last month and a Detroit after last night's per- Despite a 3-2 loss to Nep- York Jets President Phil Ise- half, they have really done formance. tune yesterday at Beacon lin has offered a three-year, what I wanted them to do," "I think the idea was to just Hill, Middletown High $1 million contract on a take- he says proudly, breaking into bring him up for the one School's golf team stayed on it-or-leave it basis to his free a half-grin-under a wiry mus- game, but after last night, top of the "A" Division with agent quarterback Joe Nam- tache. "You don't win titles who knows, maybe he'll get an 8-2 record. ath, the New York Daily playing reckless hockey." another chance," surmised In other matches, Raritan News reported in its edition Karlik. won its second of the year, 3-2 today. When the Flyers play reck- Limongello began the sea- lessly, they come perilously over Asbury Park, and Holm- son with the Montgomery del downed Henry Hudson "It's up to him," said Ise- close to ruining that unbeaten NOW FOR TWO — Baltimore Oriole second baseman Bobby Grich leaps farm team in Double-A ball lin. "We would like to have streak. Last Thursday night in over New York Yankees Thurman Munson In an attempt to double up Chris Regional, 41 where he won his first two . . elilMMdMtownl!) him, but if he doesn't sign their home rink, Philadelphia Chambliss. Grlch's throw to first was wild and Chambliss made It to sec- games, 3-2, and 6-1. Glenn Logan IN) M), d. Wayne Rlsall, with us, we're not going out 41. 312. squandered a 4-1 lead to the ond. Ray Bare and Tom Ma- Tom Joeger (NI.3I. d. Lorry Kopp. 40. 3 - of business.' New York Islanders. They kowski, Detroit regulars and Tony Poduono (N) 41. d. Rich woiiiok. had to scramble back to tie In 44,1 up. Namath, who played out the another non-roster hurler, Barry Pollack IN), 10, d. Rich Thomp- option year of his contract the third period and win 5-4 in Fred Arroyo, also worked last son, 40,141 overtime. Jeff Nleves (Ml, 3», d. Frank Sosjlno, 40. with the National Football night's game. Mrtta* II) Aseary Port (II Isenegger tops Bucs Neol WWoroo r (A). 42. d Bob Ale«oi League club, became a free The game drew 30,454 for Otherwise, they have re- 44, 2 up • agent on May 1. The World corded shutouts in four of their the benefit of amateur base- Lorry Tllton (Al. 31 d. Kevin Flnnegorv 47. S and 3 Football League has report- seven playoff games and lim- A pair of one-hitters After that, Tamburri could everyone scored on Dave Lo- ball. Morty Chrlsllono IRI, 41, d. Pete Vat rono, 41. 2 up edly offered him a pact worth ited their opposition to 10 sparked victories in high not be reached. He struck out pez' single. Bare, the victor, has a Ken Vloud (HI. 43, d. Sorry Coryell. SI, 4ond3 a toUl of |4 million Philip H. Iselii goals overall. school baseball yesterday. six and walked three en route Larry Dunfee, who ab- single victory in regular sea- John Hloglns IRI, 55, d. Rick Lutllnsky, Glenn Isenegger held Red to the one-hitter. sorbed the loss for the Rams, son play. 55,1 up on 10 • IIIMIIIIII I •••> llllllllllltllll Illllllltl •! IIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII MIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMI tltllllllllll HeMKM (4) H««ry Hrtle* It* III Bank Regional hitless for five Central, which had not won gave up just five hits, struck Detroit opened the scoring Mike Petrogllo KHHI. 40, d. Bill Slorte. and a third Innings to lead out 10 and walked four.' S3, Sand3 a game before last weekend, in the fifth inning with three Lorry Beord (HI. 43, d Bryanl Deon. 45, Manalapan to a 2-0 Shore upped its record to 2-9, while runs on back-to-back doubles IfMI B.S. «•«. |« Sltvt Contl, (H), 43. d. Brian Conference "C" Division Southern dropped to 8-6. Ob r h ab r h by Don Meyer and Nate Col- McCrudden 4«. 4 and 3 Andrtncf I 2 Brenner 2b 3 0 I Joy Klrby(H) by forfeit Recalling a favorite: triumph, and Gary Tamburri Central scored twice in the Deryrf 0 0 Stoolhoftlb 0 0 bert, and singles by Leon Al Simons (HI by forlut yielded just one hit to cata- Prskwskl II 0 2 wordst 0 I third inning. Mark Benko sin- Feldpr I 0 0 Schfldlb I Clorklt 0 0 pult Central Regional over gled, Dave Hardie walked Smith ss 0 0 Scpptloct 0 1 Southern Regional, 4-0. Mageec 0 1 DINcro rf 100 and Charlie Boesch cleared Stelnltz 3b 0 0 Woletto3b 3 0 Cuerclo 2b 0 1 Wetsteodp 10 Isenegger, who is now 5-3, the bases with a double. 0 Huskies, Hornets Isnggrp Old Reggie Fleming did not allow a hit until Paul Boesch opened the fifth Provowph 0 Brenner singled with one out with a single, moved to third Phil Esposito was doing the intermission' imiiiiiiiiiiiu nun iiiiuu in the sixth inning. Chris on Gene Drumright's hit and color Sunday afternoon on television and Ward also singled in that in- cop track meets babbling on about this and that when all of a ning, but both runners were sudden he said a magic name, "Reg Flem- stranded when Tim Anderson 9 Matawan Regional upped IM-hloh hurdles - Fred Allen (M) T. ing." made a fine catch on Sam Pe- Mets Its track record to 4-2 yes- 330-hurdles — Barry Zimmerman (M) T. Espo was critiquing first and second peri- luso's looping fly. terday with a 101-30 win over Wfyord run - Daughtrty (SRI T. ;S1.4 ED WO-yard run - Zlmmermann (Ml T. 1:03 od action while reviewing video clips of the South River. Holmdel downed orte-mllerun - Laizlo Zobo (M) T 4-52 The Braves scored in the two milt run - Rich Von Woolwllk (Ml Flyers-Islanders game, when he said Bob first inning on singles by An- Allentown, 98-33, and St. John Vianney nipped Freehold mile relay — Kull, Jerez, Zimmerman, "The Hound" KeUy of Philly reminded him of derson, Stan Prusakowski and Jones Mondevllle (Ml T. 3:43.1 WALSH Township, 06-85. Middletown nigh lump — Siostok (SRI H. 4-6 Reg Fleming. Dan Schofield, the latter driv- long, lump— Fred Allen (Ml D. I»-7V, beat Manasquan, 97-34. she) put - Ron Donltnla (Ml D. 414 At this point in the season it is not neces- ing in the run. discus - Bab Lodoge (M) D ISt-ll sary to describe Kelly to hockey fans. But to Al Poling set a new Mata- lovelln — Brad Lehrlon (M) O. 141 l'/j They gave Isenegger an in- pole vaull — Al Poling (M) H. 134 new distinguish the Bob Kelly of Pittsburgh from arrested wan school record by clearing school record llltMlllllllllll 1MMI1IIIII rllilll 11 >>M surance marker in the top of ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. the bar at 13-0 In the pole the Philadelphia Bob Kelly, their styles are the sixth on Prusakowski's similar, but the Kelly of Philly is still playing Old Reg couldn't put the disc in the net (AP) — Cleon Jones, star out- vault. Barry Zimmermann •'-jriji'lfif single, a sacrifice, and Dennis fielder for the New York doubled in the 330 hurdles and 100-yard dash - Sob Marks (Mil T. 107 hockey. Pittsburgh is on vacation. too often, but wow, it was nice being in the Magee's hit. 210-yard dash — Bob Marks (Mi) T. 23 .9 The Pittsburgh KeUy once was New York stands watching the game when this guy Mets, was arrested on a 880-yard run, and ran on the 120 high hurdles — Tony Ontwo IMI T. Isenegger, Manalapan's 16.0 Ranger property. skated. charge of indecent exposure winning mile relay team. 130-hurdles - John Connelly (Ml) T. 42.4 hardworking lefthander, 440-yard run - Ron Butka (Ml) T. 52.4 Anyway, what Esposito was saying is that Esposito is right. Kelly has the heart of a Sunday after police found him Vlnce Butka took the shot 180 yard run - Chuck Ferrell IM) T. walked only one batter and 2:02.7 Fleming. They only come this way every so and a woman sleeping nude in put and discus for Middle- one-mile run — Brian Mitchell IM) T. Kelly plays the game the best way he knows struck out 10. He outdueled how from the moment he hits the ice until he often. a van in a parking lane here. town, and brother Ron won twomlli run - Jim Bush (Ml) T. IO:M.3 Buccaneer sophomore Jeff mile relay - Reid. Sornosl. Cook. his relieved of duty. Maybe the Rangers can find one again the 440. Bob Marks won the Sweeney (Ml T. 3:37.1 Welstead, now 2-4. The Red Police said Jones, a 10-year high lump — Mike Slmo (Ml) H 51" and hang on. 100 and 220 for the Lions. lona lump - Chants Grant (Ml) O. Several weeks ago I had the opportunity Bank pitcher also walked only Mets veteran, originally was RANGERS CONTEST Mike Harris collected wins to do a radio show on hockey and my partner, one and fanned five. charged with disorderly mor- shot put - Vlnce Butko (Ml) D. S2'f*' How many New York Rangers trades in the 330 hurdles, 120 hurdles discus — Vlnce Butka (Ml) 0.1141" on the talk show that evening said as a mat- Prusakowski and Anderson als but that was changed to lovtlln - KenSmlmelslMDO. ISt'2" have you made in your mind? Here is your CICWBJMM and high jump in Holmdel's pole vault — Dan O'Connor (Mi) H. ter of fact, "The Rangers were on the rise un- each had two of the Braves' indecent exposure before he til they got rid of Reggie Fleming." chance to put them on paper and perhaps pick victory. The Hornets are now eight hits. went to an advisory hearing. $ 100 bond but was released on HllwllHW) I have been chewing on that ever since, up four tickets to the Rangers sixth home 7-2. AsHXtwi lip game next year. Southern's Steve Skeie got The woman, Sharon Ann his own recognizance after Brian Barrett won the mile, 330 hurdles - Mike Harris (HI 44.3 and you know what? I don't know if that is the the only hit off Central's 110-yard dash - Sieve Poul (HI 111 Here is how this contest will work. The Sabol, 21, was charged with the hearing. and Herb Schwarz kicked in mile run- Jim Frechette (H) 4:44.5 case in truth, but it is one heck of a theory. Tamburri, a two-out single in 440-yard run — Harold Katrlngtn (HI "Reggie the Ruffian," they called him. Rangers will dress 17 skaters plus two goalies indecent exposure, possession Officers quoted him as with Important second place 54.0 the first inning. 120 hurdles - Harris (H) 15.1 Old Number Nine. for the opening game next season. For each of marijuana and possession saying he was going back points to cinch St. John Via- MO-yordrun- Tim KlnsellolH) 2:15.1 central Res. («) of narcotics paraphernalia. 220-yard dash - Al Slobodan IH) 24.4 In a New York uniform he never picked player you name correctly you will be ob r h north late Sunday. nney's triumph over Freehold two mile—Bob Santopletro (H) 10:429 awarded five points. Hordie 3b 3 1 0 Dunteep 0 0 Township. Mile reloy — Vales, Lebello, Dove up less than 124 minutes in penalties, and that Boesch 2b 3 I 2 Aheomci o o Officers said small amounts Hrrls, Atzlnaen (H) 3:49.1 low amount was In the first half of the 1*66 For each player you name incorrectly you Drmrghtcf 4 1 1 SkOt II 0 The Mets were scheduled to Shot put — Sieve Poul (HI 451 Tompklmrt 1 0' 0 Egon rt 0 of marijuana and two pipes play an exhibition game at tSSEfiJli Discus - Flodmond (Al 113 1 season when he played only 35 games in New will be assessed a 10 point penalty. If you Lopez rf 10 1 McMunn Ib o Javelin - Ken Lucas (H) 134 Allen Ib 3 0 0 Lambert 3b 100-yard dash- Tom Dougherty ISRI T. High lump - Mike Harris (HI 4-3 o were lound in her handbag. West Point, NY., Monday. A : 10.4 York. think the Rangers are going to make a major Mascoki II 3 0 0 Murlll c 0 Long Jump - Jerry Corrodo (HI U-iH Miss Sabol was placed under 220-yard dash — Ed Rlechmon (Ml T. Pole Vault- Ed Patterson IHI 13-0 Lowec 1 0 0 Moreylb spokesman for the team said 23 5 The argument here could be that the trade and you correctly name a player from Benkoss 3 1 I Fntoss Tamburri p 3 0 0 $300 bond, 1100 on each he knew nothing of the Rangers traded John' McKenzie to Boston for another team that you think will be on the iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiii charge, and remained in a St. charges nor if Jones would be Fleming, and McKenzie went on to score 169 Rangers roster you will pick up 25 points. If Totals » 4 s Totals n 0 Central 002 MO 0 - Petersburg jail awaiting trial. at West Point. goals in a Boston uniform before jumping you are wrong deduct 15. Southern 000 000 0 - Doubles — Boctch Jones was placed under a leagues, and Fleming scored this side of 40 be- Send your list of at least 10 players to Jones, who has been work- How They Stand fore being put on the white elephant shelf. Hockey Contest, The Daily Register, One Reg- ing an injured knee back into AMIRICAH L1AOUI At the time Reggie was being readied for ister Plaza, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. Please, HOWHeea shape here and has yet to join W L ret. OB a trading package the Rangers were trying to only one entry per person. However, every Blue netmen take title the Mets this season, first told Milwaukee... 13 7 .450 - Chlcooo 1 S member of the family may enter this contest. Detroit 10 I .55* 1 New York 10 e improve their image. They wanted skaters, so The Brookdale Community The Blues final regular sea- police his name was C. Jo- Boston 10 t .524 l'/> Phllodolptilo II 11 Si* they traded Fleming to Philadelphia for Leon All entries must be postmarked before Cleveland 10 II .474 3V. Plttlbw; J 10 College tennis team met the son match will be against seph Jones and that he was New York... 10 14 .417 i St. Louis .474 4V, Baltimore... t 13 40» 5 Rochefort, who is only exceeded as the 12:01 a.m., May 17,1975. challenge of previously un- "a laborer" with the Mets at Montreal 7 12 .240 once beaten Middlesex Coun- •a) 4V, Rangers "Player to be Named Later" by Jack GOALTENDERS: Ed Glacomin, Gilles Payson Field, their spring Oakland II 10 .545 LosAngeles 17 10 430 - defeated Morris County Col- ty College tomorrow. Texas..... II 11 .545 Cincinnati 14 12 .530 2V, Egers, and Don Blackburn, who right now is Villemure, Dune Wilson, Curt Ridley. lege and came out on top, 7-2. BreebMK CM. (7) Merrli Cot. 11) training site. California.... 1) II .510 SanOlega 13 12 .520 3 Kansas City. II 12 .5000 , Atlanta 13 14 .411 4 tolling in the World Hockey Association. DEFENSEMEN: John Bednarski, Nick With this win the Jersey BUM 11 Mlnnewfo.... f 10 .477 4 1 Houston 10 It .345 I 1 Bob Karpinski IBI d. Stance Monla. Later, Jones told arresting Chicago. » IS .375 4Vi Reggie Fleming. Repeat that name. "Reg- Beverly, Bob Craig, Marty Gateman, Ron Blues clinch the top spot in 6 3, 6 3. officers he "is the superstar St Louis 11. Philadelphia 3 gie Fleming." Greschner, Ron Harris, Dave Maloney, Gilles the Garden State Athletic 2 John Freeman (Bl d Doug Marlll. Boston 7, Cleveland 5 6;,62. i of the New York Mets." Baltimore 3, New York 1 Montreal 3, Chicago 2 A little squirrelly as they say? You bet he Marotte, Larry O'Connor, Brad Park, Dale Conference. 3. Paul Arlca (Ml d. Joe Akundo. 6-2, Texas 4, California 3 Lot Angem 2, Houston 0 4-1. Only game! schedule* Only gomes scheduled was. Rolfe, Joe Zanussi. 4. Jim Coughlln (Bl d. Mike Oenlson. Jones, who underwent knee Tta- tM Brookdale was helped along 7-5, e-3. Son Francisco Folcone (21) at Atlanta 5. Alen Lee (SI d. Doug Minis, e-3. 4-4, «o«ton Cleveland (IT) 61 Cleveland Would be take a penalty just for the op- FORWARDS: Boyd Anderson, Jerry But- surgery on Oct. 11, 1974, rein- Bosnian (0-1) Capro (2-3) the entire year by the steady 6-1. Chicago Stone (441 at Montreal Ro portunity to run a guy up into the fourth row ler, Bill Fairbairn, Rod Gilbert, Jerry Hol- 6. Bob Flsk (•) d. Chip Hardwlck. 7-6, jured the left knee early in New York Meokh 11-3) at Baltimore play of Bob Karpinski, John 64. Cuellor(l-I) Mrs 04) when his team was down 44? You could take land, Ted Irving Pierre Laganiere, Bob Mac- Milwaukee Brobarg |4-]| of Detroit San Diego Slebert (34) at Cincinnati DOUBLH spring training. Bllllnohom(M) Freeman and Bob Fisk, who 1. Bob Korplnskl and John Freeman Ruhkt 0-1) odds. MUlan, Rick Middleton, Jean Ratelle, Greg Texas Blbby 11-2) at Kansas City PlTlsburgh Brell (1-1) el Nlw York 161 d. Schonce Monto and Doug Morlll, Seaver (3-2) Polis, Bobby Rousseau, Derek Sanderson, remain undefeated. Karpinski 61,6-2. Jones, 32, could face a max- Brlln (14) Old Reggie! Mlmesafo Oolll 111) al Chicago Wood Philadelphia Twitcheii 12-31 al SI. and Freeman also combined 2 Paul Arlca and Mike Denlson (Ml d Louis Curtis (0-11 Pete Stemkowski, Jerry Teeple, Walt Tkac- Joe Akundo and Alex Lee. 6 21-4.6-2 imum $500 fine and 90 days In IMI Maybe this (radio) guy was right. Maybe California Flgueroo 11-01 at Oakland Houston Konleczny 113) at LotAngel- as an undefeated doubles 3 Jim Coughlln and lob Flsk (Bl d. jail if convicted of the mis- eiSutton(5-l) the Rangers went down the slope after be left. zuk, Steve Vickers, Bert Wilson. Chip Hardwlck and Joe Blackburn, 4-7, Hamilton (,1-D or Blue (5-1) team. demeanor. i iiiiiiiin minimi iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiinn ilium iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimniiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiimiinmii r SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY. MAY 6. 1975 The Dttrfly RsCgfefcT 9 Anglers' stroll CBA») Rumson win; undefeated in tennis Christian Brothers Aca- in doing away with Mater Ace Rick Polay had to go to irksgolfingbuffs demy steamrolled to its 11th Dei. Mater Dei sank to 3-7 for the third set before disposing consecutive tennis shutout the season. of Central's Tom Villano. 7«, The immediate future of trout fishing in iiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiimiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii niiiiin yesterday by bowling over Ocean (81) won all five 6-7, 6-2 f the Spring Meadow Country Club stretch of Lakewood, 5-0. and Rumson matches in straight sets over Ocew To* III Teem Itw Her* It) the Manasquan River is doubtful says Karl Pair Haven Regional plowed the 3-11 Manners, and Free- IINSLIS 1 ileve BrrnilelnlOl d Ken Baker. 60 Kristiansen of Little Silver, a state con- over Freehold, 5-0, to remain hold Township continued 'to >0 2 Corl Zlmmerer 10) d Mork Hour loon. servation officer assigned to Monmouth Coun- unbeaten. show its tennis might by win- 4 2, J 5 3 Tom Wolker |OI d Tarn Wiley. 6-0. 6-0 ty- In other matches. Middle- ning its ninth match in 10 out- DOUBLIS He says: "The golf course people are tired HENRY town Township blasted Mater ings 1 Larry Rosenkranl and Chris Molo chowtky 10) d Don Beraer ond Eric of having fishermen wandering about over the Dei, 5-0; Ocean Township Sambol.6 3.S4 2 Brett Moore and Claude Helton (O) d greens and interfering with their flay They trimmed Toms River North, Joe Fltipatrlch ond Fred Anderson. 6 I. Bill Clarke tops 6 1 are about ready to enforce a no-trespassing SCHAEFER 5-0. and Freehold Township MMeMni til MeMr Del It) regulation, which means that we will no long- eased over Central Regional, UNtk.lt Rutgers battle I Handy Johnson IMI) d Bill Rooney. 4 er stock trout there and another fine piece of 5-0. 1.6-1 BRUNSWICK - Rill 7 Bob Thompson IMII d Bambl Loo the Manasquan will be lost to us." CBA's youthful Colts ensteln. 6-0. 6-2 IIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIimillllllllH Illl Mil Clarke, a 1873 All-County 1 Bob Cook IMH d Bob Smith. 6 1. 6 7. If that happens the fishermen will have haven't lost a set in 11 match- 67 tackle from Monmouth Re- DOUIlfl only themselves to blame. The golf course es this year. The three singles I Leo undt'wood and Mork Johnson livan County, New York, and was drawing a gional High School, made IMII d Pete Ford and Tom Lumlnoso, t stretch is important. Not only is it pail stocked big turnout of fishermen. aces dropped only two games i 6 4 eight tackles to lead the Scar- 1 Brent Findon ond Walt Grompp IMII each Monday, but it also marks the lower end The river is in fine shape and fishing combined. let team in the annual Rut- .1 Kevin Doly ond Lee Marshall. 6 4. 4 2 of the float stocked stretch which starts at the • lailHM (II FrHMH III should be good through the month. Meanwhile, Rumson gers University spring foot- SINOliS Squankum Bridge. 1 Don Host he IRId Mork look. 6 I, 6« Robert Mark of Belford caught a IB-pound crushed Freehold and extend- ball game. 2 iiihiiUuinnlRld Dave velentl. 6 ]. 6 George Kromelbein of Neptune and Tom 1 12-ounce striped bass on worms at Leonardo ed its winning streak to 10. Clarke's Scarlet team 1 Ron Coteman IRI d Ed Newhouse. 6 Hicks of Belmar have been float stocking the on Friday. He weighed the fish at Capt. I HO Middletown (10-1) had a bit scored a 16-10 win over the DOUBLIS river in two segments. They first take their Charlie's, Port Monmouth, and just to be sure 1 Arnle Galassl and Burr Jeter (Rl d more difficulty, but not much, Silver squad Steve Letle and Tam Jandk. 6 2.6 0 boat and float from the Squankum Bridge for weighed it also at Julian's, Atlantic Highlands. 7 Lea Elev and Drew Thompson (R) d. about a mile into Allaire State Park where the The scales agreed. lenne l nils ond Pete Grimm, t 16 1 float is refilled for the trip to the golf course. Tom Raub of Middletown caught a six- Vtiiwr At this point the boat and float are transferred Monmouth Collegi I lomCuKiing ICI d Art Fornsteln. 61. pound striper off Wilson Ave., Port Monmouth. 7 Pete Burrui ICI d Mark Hersh. •« 6 to Kromelbein's station wagon. 0 No fish were reported taken in the northern ) Rich Fllislmmont ICI d Kevin Buck Fishermen jam the golf course stretch Monmouth County surf. elew, 64,1 I golf team triumphs DOU6HI1 each Monday evening and also Tuesday with Refiner stottaMIe 1 Ray O'Brien ond Dove Dlckson ICI d lesser numbers on the other weekdays, but Six-year-old Frankie and five-year-old An- Ken I lines! and Bill Muller. 6 J, 6-4 YOUNG COLT STAR — Tom Cuming, 16, a iunior EATONTOWN - Mon- 7 Tom Woods and Eric Muller (Cl d plenty on Saturdays and Sundays. drew Micalizzi caught 15 flounders from the finished with a 6-10 record. Work Moscoolo and Nell Zuck.6-0,to pier at Atlantic Highlands on Saturday. and leader of the remarkable Christian Brothers mouth College's golf team Fr«tMM T«. IS) Central It*. It) While some fishermen park in Allaire Academy tennis team, led his squad's 11th shutout Rowboat anglers caught a tot of flounders closed out its season with a .... 14. d Nell I'n I Kliky Polay IF Id Tom Villano. M.,6 State Park and walk along the river bank to yesterday over Lakewood. The Colts blew by the 13-5 win over Pace College at •I. J-o" the golf course stretch, most prefer to park in the Spermacetti Cove area reported Frank Eric Carlson IMI. II. d Jell I pwenbrra I iinli.ni, in cl Mike Machltto,6-1. Plners without the loss of a set. There are only two Old Orchard Country Club Cory Schwartr IMI, »S halved Steve Micalizzi of Frank's Boats, Atlantic Highlands. 1 H • KolnlFId John Coole. 6 2.6-t Jones.14, I , i'i along the roadway and walk over the course seniors on the entire team. Three of the four here yesterday. 1 Bruce) DOUBLIl Hal Kopp IM). 17, d Dennis Torlor, w, 1 Dov.. e Glllltman and Dave Belliin (F> grounds on their way to the stream. Gary Branin of Henjo Dock, Highlands, doubles players are sophomores. Rival Shore Area Eric Carlson led the Hawks d Jetl Jones ond Mork Cello 6-2. - Lte Ingles IP), 16, d Alan Laior.17, 7 I 7 Paul Jacobs ond Steve LlebowllLi UIFI Walking down from the park would be the reported Saturday catches ranged from 30 to coaches are eating their hearts out. with an 83. Monmouth College Bill Folk IM) won by forfeit d Joe Cohlll ond Chuck Graudy. 64.6 I easiest way to save the stretch and also the 40 flounders to the boat. He reported stripers float stocking of the river. not yet hitting in the river. Trooper Jon Frank of the Colts Neck State Capt. Howard Bogan of Brielle, com Police Barracks, Kristiansen and Val Andro- meriting on the recent United States agree nico»of 18 Henry Drive, New Monmouth, de- ment with the Soviet Union on fishing grounds Whitewall Dealing Days continue through May 31 serve but probably won't receive honors for on the Continental Shelf writes: rescuing a brood of mallards. It was Frank, operating a radar unit on "The only solution that would instantly be Route 18 at Five Points Road, Colts Neck? who gin true conservation for our marine fisheries first became aware of the plight of the mal- is a 200 mile limit for all foreign trawlers, lard mother. She kept flying back and forth with a complete moratorium for at least two over the road apparently troubled by some- years. thing. "I believe this would be the minimum Whitewalls 99C more The trouble was that her family of 12, amount of time needed by our scientists to de- which she had attempted to lead over the termine the actual period required for our road, had instead wandered into a storm drain depleted species to rebuild their stocks." and didn't have enough sense to walk back out The agreement with the Russians prohi- again. bits vessels over 110 feet long from fishing in a Andronico, who works at a nearby horse 25-mile wide, banana shaped zone extending than Blackballs! farm, got tools and the three men opened part from Block Island, Rhode Island, to Assa- of the drain and retrieved the ducklings. teague, Va., from June 1 to April 12. When last seen the duck was marching her The zone roughly follows the ege of the group toward the brook which had been her continental slope with the western boundary ^destination all along. averaging 60 miles from shore off New Eng- The Delaware River shad run by Saturday land and Rhode Island and M to 85 miles off had reached as far north as Pond Eddy in Sul- New Jersey. Long Branch girls capture triangular

Leaf •ntKk IUI Cornell IRI T. 4:33.1 Long Branch's girl track Neptune Shot put - Shirley DeLosttoyos IR) D. 110 low hurdles - Joyce Nesbltt (N) T. 35 11V* squad won a triangular meet High lump - Lad O'Brien IKIH II yesterday. The Green Wave 110 yard dash — Mary Roddy, Pom Long lump - Marian Ellington IK) D. Pleasant ID Till swept past both Neptune and mile run - M. William INI T. »: 17.1 Javelin — Cornell IR) O. »1-3 440 yard dash - Julina Tigpen ID T. Discus - Kathy Brown IR) D. IMVi Wall Township. The Bran- 440 yard relay — Clrocco. Cornell. MO yard run - Zawadiky IN) T, JillJ Volgl, Pagano IRI T. :U 4 chers won over the Fliers 68- no yard dash - Mary Roddy ID lie • •> Beat Cam 117) 50, and 73-45, over the Phelps IN) T. 21.3 •Mrtr 0*4 Two mile run — Carolyn Berman (L) T. 110 low hurdles - Denise Taylor (R) T Knights. 13:57.1 13 9 Mile relay — Garner. Hutchinson. 100 yard dash- Taylor (RIT. 11.9 In other action Point Pleas- White. Tigpen ID T. 4:35.1 Mile run- Sue Frenti(R) T.5-.M.7 Shot put - Koren Baker ID D. 11 If 440 yard dash —Sherry O'Connor (R) T ant Boro knocked off Central High lump- Delina White (LI H4'7" 1:00.3 Long Jimp _ Mary Roddy (DO. 1S'5 " BIO yard run — Olane McHugh IR) T Regional. 83%-34%, Raritan Javelin — Deltlna Tomalnl |LI D. no yard daeh — Nancy OeGrool IR) T. downed Keyport, 80-38, un- Discus - TurcTiyn INI D. 71'7'/i" beaten Red Bank Catholic set 440 yard reloy - Butler. Mitchell. Hol- Two mile run — Monica Loncolo IR) T. land, Phelps IN) T. S3.I I1:M back Mater Dei 87-31, and PeWI PKMMM In M1V» mile relay - Meehon, O'Connor, Atkins, Central (MM) KeanlBI T 4:13.6 Freehold Township romped 110 low hurdlei — Mary Beth Kunynoskl Shot put - Betty Jean Gresh IM) O. 33- (C) T. 16.6 S'/i over St. John Vianney, 80-211. 110 yard doih - Donna Bottoer IP) T. High lump- DonnaStonnlslRIH.S-1 12.0 Long Jump - Mary McGroth IM) D. 14 Mary Roddy, Julina Tigpen, Mile run - Terry Demurest (PI T.5:40.2' n IW yard run - Laura Nepthlnsky IP) T Javelin - Lucille Conklln IR) 0.1004 and Delina White were all Discus — Pal McEvllly (M) D. 10311 standout performers for the 270 yard doth - Donna Batter IP) T 71.6 440 yard relay — Munn. McGuIre, Dove, Two mile run — Donna Plrcner (PI T. Croyhay (RIT. :S3.I Green Wave triumph. 11:12.9 IWHITI mile reloy — Bomulok, Kitchen, Central started off on the O Brady, Nepshlnsky IP) T. 4:11.4 110 hurdles - Mary osse (l 0 Shot put -GlnoLeni(P) D. 1411V 100-yard dash — Betty Breiner |FI 17.1 right foot with a lead off win High Jump — Mary Bern Kuriynotkl IP) school record 2. Mary Posselt (17.7 also in the 110 low hurdles, Mary Llia Simpson lie (C) H.4'6 ' breaks old record Long lump — Janet Harvey (C) D. Mile run - Randy Hurd (Fl 6:13 Beth Kurzynoski with a new U'Ml" 440-yard run — Bath Thompson (F) Javelin — GlnaLenl (PI D.M'II" 1:11.3 school record, but then discus - Glna Leni (P) D.W'I" 440-yard relay — Breiner, Donovon. Atlas Cushionaire. 440 yard reloy — Erlckson. O'Brodl, Barkley, Posselt |F| 57.1 Atlas Pacesetter watched as Point Boro took 11 Boniulok. Bolter (P) T. 55.7 (•0-yard run — Chris Smith IF) 1:41 J of the next 13 events. Gina MrH«|W) I Sheila Scanlon at St. John places third Here's a quality tire with a cushioned «nem (• and Dreaks St. John record at 2:45.7 A good tire choice for both city and Lenz was a triple winner for 110 low hurles - Edna Clntran (K) I 220 yard dam — Jackie Barkley (F) ».O ride as smooth as its name. The :17.4 (school record 7. Kathy Derevlonlk (F) highway driving. Reinforced with two the Panthers. She finished 100 yard dash-Pat PogonoIR) T : 111 71.1 also breaks school record) Cushionaire is built tough with four Mile run - Phullls Araneo (K) T. 5:14.4 two mile run — Morcy O'Shoughnessy fiberglass cord belts, the Pacesetter first in the shot put, javelin 440 yard dath - Denise Sneyert IR) T. [Jl 11:75.1 full plies of polyester cord. Its 1:04.7 Shot put - Cindy Farley IF) II 10 olfers greater strength and longer and discus. 110 yard run — Jean Connelly (R) T. Hion lump - Linda McKlnney IFI4 9 computer-designed tread gives good 2:14.5 Long Jump— Laura Donovan (F) ll-e'i mileage than our Atlas Cushionaire. Raritan shot past Keyport 220 yard dash - Trlna Cornell IR) T. Javelin - Dawn Stodlemon (J) »-0 mileage and skid-resistance. with the help of Pat Pagano. discus - Carol Wosson (F) 97 5W two mile run- Jan Oeely (Rl T. 12:44.6 mile relay — McKlnney, Solomon, C. TUBU-f «• BMCKWAU FIO. EX TAX •IZI TUtlUM ItACKWAU FID. Ik. TAX Mile relay — Pagano. Sneyer, Fuller. Smith, F. Smith (F) 4:46.2 SIZI Miss Pagano helped the Rock- Price with trade-In (eich tin) Pile* with tride-ln (each tire) ettes with a first in the 100- E78-14 2.32 yard dash, led off in the mile A78-13 24.45 1.76 34.22 relay and anchored the 440 C78-13 1.98 F78-14 36.18 2.47 relay. Rain doesn't 27.87 Q78-14 Red Bank CathoUc ran its E78-14 29.83 2.27 40.09 2.62 winning streak to nine with F78-14 2.40 G78-15 2.69 the defeat of Mater Del. The 31.78 41.06 Caseys placed first in 11 of dampen ladies G78-15 34.71 2.60 H78-14 43.02 2.84 the 14 events, Denise Taylor LEONARDO - Mrs. Walter Mrs. Harold Kelly had low H78-15 2.83 H78-15 44.00 2.92 first in the 110 low hurdles Gillette, Mrs. Gordon White putts in "A" and Mrs. George 38.62 and the 100 yard dash. and Mrs. Frank DiBiase tied Weiss was low in "B". Whitewalls only 99c more. Whitewalls only 99c more. Freehold Township set two for Class "A" honors in Bea- TOMAHAWK Free tire installation. 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AM. CM link rt*M The Wizard of Id Your horoscope, birthday Tuesday, May I — Born to- deal with problems before they CANCER (June 21 July a) - Dec. 21)-Make it your business day, you have been gifted with arise! You can make social contacts to learn the whereabouts of artistic talent, very likely in Yours is a naturally adven- count in business matters today. loved ones. You may have been more than one field. With excep- turous nature which, since child- Make sure others know precisely allowing yourself too much in- tional self-discipline - which you hood, has thrived on new ex- what you have in mind before dividual freedom; seek family are entirely capable of - and periences. Your spirits are al- you put them to work. ties. determined application of your ways uplifted by travel; even a LEO (Jury 23- Aug. 22) -Social CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan Ulentts) to a single medium of short journey of a business gatherings could turn into busi- 19) -You should find yourself artistic expression, you could nature - boring and uninterest- ness meetings if you let them. the object of considerable ad- very well achieve both fame and ing to many - causes you to feel You might, however, be wise not miration today as a result of fortune through your own crea- the regeneration of energy, good to let them! Be influenced by your recent efforts to help tive nature You will, however, will, optimism. At the same time, past experience. another attain success. have to Tight against a tendency however, you are a homebody VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) - and have no desire to become a AQUARIUS Uaa 20-Feb. 18) to move from one artistic field to You can gain both romantically —An unexpected gain may be another, if you are wise, you will "rolling stone"; you enjoy gather- ing moss too much! and financially if you are careful unexpectedly lost if you are not find your milieu and stick to it to make the right choices early wise enough to catch the signs of You possess extraordinary in- * * * in the day. Redirect your a reversal in trends. Observe HE SAYS, 'GET tuitive powers where your rela- Wednesday. May 7 energies. well! I THINK WHAT MAKES I EVERY TIME THAT LITT|_S CU tionships with others are con- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - LIBRA (Sept ZVOct 22) - PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - MY FATHER WANJTS VtXI THINK THAT, »> HE SEES OUT OP ME TO JOIN cerned. You know immediately Put your effort and energy into Your progress may be slowed You would do well to put a fi- lo? HERE" THE CIIJCUS when a friend is in difficulty, the matters at hand. To waste down by technicalities this nancial windfall in the bank - or Kr when he or she is in a good or your time weeping over what morning. But afternoon hours to make a purchase with such bad mood, or when the relation- was or what might have been should see things moving along wisdom that you can't possibly snip as a whole in in trouble or would be foolish. well - and profitably. go wrong. rolling along smoothly. This in- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov. 21) - ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19) - tuitive understanding of others' Allow your new plans for the Direct your attention to the weak If you would gain entry into cir- moods, feelings, tendencies, and future the time they need to gel. spots in new plans. You should cles other than your own, culti- so on can gain for you an excep- You may find that, on second be able to come up with feasible vate and develop interests out- tionally good and solid mar- thought/new goals are really not alternatives by day's end. side those you presently possess. riage, for it will enable you to for your. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 A time for growth!

Nubbin SheinwokTs bridge advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD West wins the second trick will later get a trump trick Register, P.O. Box 1111, Log with the jack of hearts and with his jack, defeating the Angeles, Calif. 10053.) MOW, IP i Gave you Host of your bridge-playing realizes that South and East contract. North dealer friends will assure you that are both out of hearts. There Bolh sides vulnerable TUHBAFPBS NORTH AW'TUBKITOOK they know how to handle their doesn't seem to be much use DAILY QUESTION aces. Test them on this hand. •> 873 BACK TWO in leading another heart and With both sides vulnerable, r) 742 West opens the king of putting East's trumps in the dealer bids one spade. You O AQJ hearts, and East hai his MAMY WOULD middle, but this is really the are next, holding: S - J 4 2 H * AQJ7 chance to play the hero's best defense. VOU UAVB - KQ J 863D-84C-* WEST EAST role. He has two aces and Leads law heart 5. What do you say? * J42 a) Aft must use both of them wisely. West leads a low heart to Answer: Pass. It is dan- C? K O J H ft J "y A S East must overtake the make Ms partner ruff. West gerous to bid two hearts since 0 H4 O976J2 king of hearts with the ace merely hopes his partner has this bid promises to win eight 4 9 3 * X ft 4 3 and should return a heart to the ten of trumps and will tricks and you can win only SOUTH have any chance at all to de- ruff with it to force out a five at best. A vulnerable 4 KU 10 9 5 feat the contract. higher trump from the South overcall at the level of two "J 109 This Is just a routine play, hand. This will set up West's should promise a very good O K 10.1 Pogo since West may have only a jack of spades as a trump and safe hand. • KI0 2 five-card heart suit. If so, trick. ('A Pocket Guide to Bridge' North but South West 1 4b Pass I s) Pass South will have three hearts The actual situation is more written by Alfred Shelnwold and East must avoid blocking I NT Pass 1 a> Pass spectacular. East must ruff is available. Get your copy by 4 t) All PaW the suit. with the ace of trumps! West sending 50 cents to Red Bank Opening lead - <0 K

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ONE'S ENOUGH, 7W« GHOST WHO STUPIP. SHREWSBURY, N j TUESDAY, MAY 6. i97s The DailyRegister Television Today Oub to conduct New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11,13 " lecture course HAZLET - Ted Bell Jr. PJ) H0| |S2| |S»| KJ. HJIUC MOADCACTMG • K>W» KHINO THE SMILE AU pfxiinBialaf on tkat. rasa.ala w<0 kt Ittaf TW Uf. ate] Ttaaaf IMUa IX I manager of the Community \ at rasaaal M ualats oUsenrst. aatal i fc Sciences department of DATTtMt MOVIES , Brookdale Community Col- MO 0 "hfrsbaro*" 4:10 • "TW. OMdtt IW lege will conduct a mini- course on native plant mate- EVENING a THE MEKV 6RIFHN SHOW Gaeett: Horpraad caaalaa, jack tad Wallaca Akan- rial at the next three meet- sta, Viacaat Price aad Coral leawa Price, Pan ings of the Root and Branch Date AMI. aad Joka Ajria aad Jueaa. Wetter aai Garden Club. • THE UNTOUCHAIUS M» a • HAWAII fIVE-O The first lecture will be "Bates lor aGaae COOK" "Vekaau to Oar Ifaads OHm." A Hnanbta east- • STAR TKHC HMMI LWCMM SCOT* Mnjsftav M Mt wvanaittvc held on May IS, at 8 p.m at Ovate KM ••»••••• • muW t^th IT-. 1. Mas ef ahakiai kiea am for 11040)0 -proaecboa- the North Centerville Fire »•« B> HU -- i niii r • --iii 0 TODAY IN DtUWARE CIAL DBATE House, Middle Road, here • SESAME STREET 'Arab Boycott aad Jewiaa laswariaas: Attarkaa Mr. Bell requests members |SJ| THE EUCTRIC COMPANY eat vs. laratii laureaa." A teretaar Cnabard, National Cattnata ot bring to the nreeting books on 4» • THE ELECTRIC COMPANY llalaatafina Lasate ol B'aai Brick, aad A *J0 O NIC NIGHTLY NEWS Alii Hilau, 01 the Leagae ol Arab States, at wlldflowers, four wild flower • I LOVE LUCY specimens, a magnifying • Tlc"EVENIhJG NEWS glass and a section of news- CIS EVtNING NEWS |U) SPEOATOF THE WEEK paper Text books will be The World's Worn Air Craeh: The Avoidable Acd- 8 TAKE 12 deat?" An lavajaaaboe into the awry of she worn available and guided walks "&AJJLM. Cable TV Project* air l"i i ia bsemry. laai Merck's craeh of a TarkJah will be scheduled as field (82) DEVIANCE DC 10 7*0 O CIS EVENING NEWS a 8 POLICE STORY \ trips. • LETS MAKE A DEAL The Reran of Joe Fomaiar." A veteran linliraaaa 0 NIC NIGHTLY NEWS shuts aaodera police aaethods ea ha walks • heal la MUSICAL READIED — Cast members go through their paces for the Bay- • ANDY GRIFfHTH SHOW shore Players' production of the Cole Porter musical, 'Anything Goes,' ATLANTIC "DiUOT »i Eiftr ASSIGNMENT AMERICA which opens Saturday at Holmdel High School for the benefit of the Bay- CIN£MA 291-OUP • TO TELL THE TRUTH h Hefner at ¥T ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • A«C NEWS IfcOO Si IARNAIY JONES shore Community Hospital. D.ave Lewinski, left, plays the purser, Bob Lip- 0 IRONSIDE -Forfeit br Daarh.- A friead of Baraahy eiks ha hab> plncott Is the ship's captain, Kay Neu is Bonnie the gun moll, and Linda "Coofeaioni From • Udv of ike NieV la locating a aaiaaiai hit-andmn dafeadeat who hea Steneck Is the girl engaged to one man, but in love with another. The show, All SEATS M.50 • NEWSROOM fottesed a large bond toeud by her coaapaav. (I) muiaui a THE MOD SQUAD a a NEWS which has a cast of 48, also will be presented on May 16 and 17. Life begins IQWfll TOW MtHtiilllV Ao a-dml addict it toaaed of • irix k« deiat a a MARCUS WELIY, MO. at 8:30 on all performance nights. . • •""ON' TOP OF IT "Dark IHinr." (Pan II) Dr. Scevea Klley tea slapped STARTS WEDNESDAY with a malpractice aiil bacwiM of ha traauaaal of a IB VICTORY AT SEA ACAMMT AWAM WMMIJ "Roflun Retuuunc*" 0PPHILA! FOLK FESTIVAL AIT CAMHT (1151 ACTOS) SHOW rimes a THE ELECTRIC COMPANY ID INTERFACE tun SUHTTM om Acntii) MON THRU FRI. 8:00 |S2) TV GARDEN CLUI "Liiten My Children and You Shall Haar." Aa kv SAT. 2:00 • 1:00 7:30 8 THE NEW TREASURE HUNT vntitition of the Boatoa buiinl and •chool dcaeare- The Barn planning SUN 1:00. 4:30 4 8 00 THE DIAMOND HEAD GAME eatioo coolroveny. JEOPARDY m WORLD PRESS HMinr i t c c c c c HOGAN'S HEROES !| NEW JERSEY NEWS REPORT fr r r r r r r rZ "Koausaadant Gmnot" 10.90 £ IN PERFORMANCE AT WOLF TRAP a HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Or (52V WASHINGTON STRAIGHT TALK • WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 10:40 8 KINER'S KORNER "Kodiali l»u»d' 1100 summer's projects am* BY [)£ LUXE* I a a a a a a NEWS a LAST OF THE WILD a THE IEST OF GROUCHO "Shirk" 0 CELEBRITY BOWLING ., HUMSON - In announcing munity as well as staff mem- apprentices will be accepted. tflCUl MAIINII 0 THE ROMAGNOLIS* TABLE a THE HONEYMOONERS PLUS - JAMES CAAN "An Alpine Treditioa" (B) three upcoming productions Therefore, The Barn requests 1VIIT WtO AT 1 Ml. a a 1511 NEWS FOR THE DEAF bers of The Barn. "CINDERELLA LIBERTY" m ROUNDTAILE for the summer Mason, Leon- In order to leave Mr. Mac- students to get their appli- a THE MANAGER'S CHAT 11:30 8 a THE CIS LATE MOVIE The Lutheran Svnod of NnritM Baaacek: "No Siiti of the CroaT (1972) Karria* ard Schlosberg, managing di- Lean free to conduct the re- cations in early. 6th WEEK! (52) NEW JERSEY NEWS REPORT Georie Peppard, Braderick Crawford. Aa ancieat rector of The Barn, also dis- search program, The Barn rrliftioui crou, beioR traniponed by car from Mexico All interested actors, ac- a GUTEN TAG, WIE GEHTS? to the United Stitet, is irolen and Banacek begioi the closed that the theater would has obtained the directing tresses, technical personnel M OID GOOD TIMES tmik of findinfindin a the valuable object. undertake a dramatic and and teaching services of Jon ACADEMY^ Twelve-veer-old Michael Ivaas thinks the THE TONIGHT SHOW and anyone with business 1.0 lest at school ii uofair to black) tod other auoor- Guam: Mkh.el Undoo and Lodaao Pavarorti. theater arts apprentice pro- Edward. Mr Edward has a acumen who is interested in a 11:30 MOVIE gram during the coming broad background in theater^ the operation at The Barn, aV "Kiu Tomorrow Goodbye" (1950) narriaa Juaet AWARDS! Cagaey, Ward Bood. A uory of aa eacapaa convict months. having professional credits in are requested to send pictures The InWbU Mir,' Marring Divid Medium, Jsckir who mania a wealthy heintl aiaiaat her fathar'i Cooperinvisible. ,A the idcntin fleMa discoverwith hit* u• way to make himself The Bam, he said, will stage every phase of theater, In- and resumes to Lois EXCLUSIVE *' , ihm flew with his tecrat rather than permit _ WIDE WORLD: SPECIAL "Sleuth," "Butterflies are cluding costume design and MONMOUTH COUNTY a CD DEALEirs"cHOICE The Scarlett: Making It in Hollywood" Hollywood McDonald, The Barn, 102 _l HAPfY DAYS is viewed from the perspective of ate raltatan1 ate- Free" and "On A Clear Day execution. H«. has directed Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumson, SHOWING! "Goin' to Chicago." School chorus members Richie, brawn seeking careen and recognition You Can See Forever" sub- over 45 professional produc- Potsie aad Ralph fiod sdveoiure in Chicago when they 0 THE UNTOUCHABLES N.J. ject to availabiUty. tions all over the eastern sneak out of a hotel to sample night lite. The Genoa Brothers " The next production at The B METS BASEBALL O PERRY MASON Peter MacLean, artistic di- seaboard to the mid-west. Men vs. Pittsburgh Pirates. "The Case of the Captain's Coins" Barn will be "Oh Coward!" a • MOVIE rector will use the summer An apprenticeship program 0 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU musical revue. Dates of per- "Blindfold" (1966) starring Rock Hudson, Claudia 11:45 DATEUNE NEW JERSEY months to conduct a thorough is being inaugurated this sum- Cardinals A psychiatrist becomes involved in s tug NEWS FOR THE DEAF formances are May IS, 16, 17, 12:11 research program in prepara- mer at The Barn. Mr. Ed- of war for the mind of a scientist. 12:30 _ SHOWCASE » 22, 23, 24, 29, 30 and 31. Cur- IB 09 INTL. ANIMATION FESTIVAL tion for the fall season. The ward is looking forward to B IT WAY IT WAS Tat Bride of Praokao«taio" (1935) atarriag Baa tain time is 7:15 on Thursday Laacktsttr, Boris Ktrloff. research program will give teaching again, having taught "LET THE GOOD "19)1 DodgavCiann Playofs" (D NIGHT FINAL evenings and 8:30 on Friday (52) SPECIAL OF THE WEEK The Bam better insight into in high schools and colleges. 12:45 O YOGA FOR HEALTH and Saturday evenings. For "At the Top: The Modern last Quartet and Sttphaoe the kind of audience it can ex- He holds both MA and BA de- TIMES ROLL- GtapptUi" IdO O O TOMORROW reservations, please call The 1:11 eB feasible financial arrange- dirty work — not so at The of enackinga mountain of barbecued spareriba <»> • THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 1:20 • THE LATE SHOW I ment to better support a pro- Barn. Morning classes will be -The Light ia the Piana" (1962) eraerlaf Olivia da O O ABC TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK HavlUand, Rosanno Braai. fessional theater at The Barn. scheduled, in which the stu- "The California Kid" starring Martin Skaea, Vic Mor- dents will study all phases of row Aftar seven speeders have been deliberately seat 1:30 « THE LATE SHOW Assisting Mr. MacLean in ^FAMILY ENTERTAINMEN. Cj to their deaths by a psychotic sheriff in a saudf towa The Sun Comes Up" (1949) starring this endeavor, will be mem- acting technique. In addition, speed trap, the brother of a rectal victim rolls iato town in a powerful hot rod aad forces the I.-M bers of the theater-going com- they will learn how to best into a final huh speed duel. (R) approach the professional Book8 are reading theater, that is, how to select proper material for an audi- 4 Town East A t thp movies "^ ***& •Or H't**-r » X H*** *»r SHREWSBURY — Books in demand this week at the tion and how to prepare a I • MitMWtmfi 4M IO7O -aTJtLl/ tV* tj/V> ef I */XJ 1/ M/%S*J CUDCUICQ1IDV _ Rnnlre In Homanrt thlc Uipplt at Ih good resume. Perhaps, most MQMMOUTH MTl'cCNTH- To^n, Eastern Branch of the Monmouth County Library on Rt. 35 CINIMA II- were: important! Mr. Edward wants LASTDAY I fT MOVIIt III- to giv Alie students a criteria Allce Doesn't Live Htr. Anymore FICTION YAKUZA MOVIII IV- AllCt OoeinOi l Live Her. Anymore wheipoy-'tfie student can be UZA "P 7:25; •:» ChlmXown 7 30, t:*3 "The moneychangers," Hailey his own teacher. SMIEtniURY STaATNMOM CINIM* I- Lenny 7:00; f:00 "A month of Sundays," Updike Only a limited number of 2 STARTS WID.I ^ Godfothtr Port II 1:00 CINEMA M— CINfMAII- America. GrofMI 7: IS The Sting «:00 RosebudMO.•»:» AIBURV PARK "Dreadful lem.on sky," MacDonald IATOHTOWH SAVOY— Matawan Twp. ACADEMY AWARDS BURT REYNOLDS COMMUHITY- Doctor Feelgood 7:01; 1:45 Mrs. Bor "Lady," Tryon INCLUDING Eorttwoolte MM; »:50 rlngtonl:<5 DIIIVB-IH LYsllC- "Something happened," Heller bike check set IEST PICTURE Of THE "THE The Yokuio IIS; 11:50 Chlntit Pro The Yokoio 7:M; »:» fesslonol 10:20 NEPTUNE NON-FICTION LONG i«»HCH MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - YEAR! MOVIItl— NIPTUI Donald F. Guluay, township iONGESTYARIT Towering Infer no 1:00 The Yokuia 7:20; v:!S MOVIII II- OCEAN TOWNSHIP "Alive," Read manager, has announced that -PLUS- Woooilock 7:15 Jlml Htnorln I01S CIRCLE— "Helter skelter," Bugliosi AND Mil ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS R0MOUd7:l5. •:» the township will sponsor a SUr-rOHIIHG ACTOI 3 ATLANTIC CINIMA- MIDDLEMOOK "The palace guard," Rather free bike safety inspection Four Musketeers 7:00; 9 00 CINIMA I- MIDOLITOWN Summer Wishes. Winter Dreams 7:20 program Saturday from 10 CHARLES TOWN IAIT- LIHIe Big Mon 1:45 The Yokuio (:IS; •:IS "All things bright and beautiful," Herriot a.m. to 3 p.m., at six in- TOWN WIST- CINEMA II- BRONSON Godlathtr Port II 1:00 AUce Ootsn't Live Here Anymore "A season in Hell," Knauth spection sites throughout the NAILIT 7:30; »:30 . , MKHAIJ HIKIIU '•• Green, green ... community. urn.-m AT I •*. Blume In Lovt 7:10 Blotlng Soddlel FREEHOLD Ml. A! »:» MALLI- "The edible ornamental garden," by John E Byran and illlOIIVI The YokYokuiu o 7:20; »:» 8iM DEATH WIS MALL II- Coralie Castle. 101 Productions, 1974. Lenny 1:00. 12:15 Midnight Cowboy NH, 10:17 RosXMd7:IO; t:20 If the lengthening days are urging you back to the soil, this book combines a unique approach to tempt you - with APaiamouilHelea*t both eye-and-taste-appeal. AU sorts of unusual recipes explore CrCrCrCrCrCrCrCrCf ornamentals for their flavor arid aroma as food, in addition to. STUFFED complete directions for planting, caring for and harvesting * T— -.5- SNMt these exotics Eatontown ntSrl FRUIT CUP. So»p d> inv. "The terrace gardener's handbook," by Linda Yang. SoM. SluHed lakad hjw. Det % Doubleday, 1975. Cj. f—LAST DAYl For those without the acreage to indulge a green thumb, this title may provide the solution A complete guide to rais- C, "THE YAKUZA cU -PLUS- cv. STONES ing plants on a balcony, terrace, rooftop, penthouse or patio, all the special techniques for thriving foliage are contained I CHBtiH WOUSSrOMAlS" \ J^ s. 35' Middletown One mile north of Red Bank 741-8344 Debby BlenenwaM STARTS WED.! Breakfast scheduled LINCROFT - The Mon- LAST TIMI TONITI SAL'S mouth Lions Club has sched- MOVIE 1 -"THE TOWERING INFERNO uled its first annual pancake Tavern Restaurant breakfast Sunday, May 18, MOVIE 2 -"WOODSTOCK" PLUS JIM HENDRIX $1.50 4Ut Year Serving from 7:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. MOVIE 4 -"CHINA TOWN"— $1.50 longo's in the cafeteria of St. Leo the MIDDLEBROOK $1 -DUSTIN HOFFMAN "LITTLE BIG MAN" LUNCH & Great Roman Catholic School. MOVIES 1-2-3 MOVIES 4 DINNER RED BANK All Students famous ITALIAN CUISINE SENIOR NEW LOW PRICES OqtnTDmrtA W—k SAVOY CITIZENS $1 50 Shrtwsbury A v». at Harbtrt Si. v .•• II I WITH I.D. $-1 50 BUFFET RtdBank 1. All WED. EVENING 6:00-9:00 '5.95 You Cm Eii Includtt Lobster Bltqu* Soup •MEL BROOKS null".: .I.M.I 111 131!!! . Salads, "MAZING Flaming Lobster Tails (swvad by our Ch«l Baha) kat O—W*. M4-44M Chicken Rollatlnl ala Florentine SADDLES" FEELGOOD •u* I m*-rrn Shrimp ala Franchise PLUS Marring ACADEMY V*al Scaloplnl ala Romano ACADEMY AWARD BLOOM IN ARRY REBUS and INOER KBSM "HARRAD AWARD Fll«t of Chicken ala Scapparall BEST ACTRESS BEST IN COLOR • ADULTS ONLY! -mtSrr Eggplant Musacca SUMMER" PICTURE STARRING FIM of Silver Halk ala Pomodora BiEN BURSTYN PErtR OTOOLE T -PLUS — C Sw««t and Sour Pork Polynesian AMARCORD RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH- AilAXSnACKUIOfl AIKE DOESN'T i CLIFF GORMAN ^ Veal and Pcppars ala NapoHtano pwstms ALL Stultad Snails UVE HERE SEATS 55 Llngulnl w/whlte Clam Sauce EVERY '^STUtKNI4S ANO HNHW 01).'.#*.' Dassatis ANYMORE PLUS 2ND FEATURE NITE T ztm uc IU6MU m n- '. LONGO'S RESTAURANT PAUL NEWMAN TW MOST MAP Cr DUCID ADMISSIONS WITH>CT 1072 OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT "UH AM TWO W 100. ON M OH 50 KOm »EMTfKATK>N -Cj- .IIM; HANI MT KM- M2-MS7 WCOtW »O«IS0W>t-|

I 12 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, MAY 6.1975 JCP&L plans unique pumped power storage facility MORRISTOWN - Jersey Cost of the project is esti- 1986. Subsequently, because of lower and an upper reservoir the upper reservoir where it be the only one of its kind in tunnels each approximately the Federal Power Commis- Central Power & Light Com- mated at approximately $290 revisions in its load growth connected by a conduit which is stored until times of peak the United States and possibly 75 feet high by 50 feet wide. sion license application, a pany has filed an application million based on 1975 dollars forecasts plus uncertainties in runs through a pumping-gen- or high customer use. It is in the world in that the lower The upper reservoir would cavern would be excavated with the Federal Power Com- JCPL first announced the predicting the length and erating station-at approxi- then released from tlfe upper reservoir would be some 2900 be formed by expanding and adjacent to but slightly lower mission for a license to con- possibility of the station in scope of governmental licens- mately the same level as the reservoir and allowed to run feet underground. The project deepening the existing Mt. than the lower reservoir to struct a one million kilowatt August 1972 when it reported ing activities, the utility an- lower reservoir. At night •back to the lower reservoir would utilize the existing Mt.' Hope Lake by a series of serve as the site for the underground pumped storage it was seeking to acquire the nounced a rescheduling in the when customer demand for generating electricity as it Hope mine shaft as part of 'dams and dikes with a total pumping-generatuig station or generating station in the Ml. 1700-acre Mt. Hope mine completion date for the proj- electricity Is low, surplus passes through the pow- the access to the underground length of 10,200 feet and a powerhouse. The powerhouse Hope section of Rockaway tract. At that time, JCPL an- ect. electric capacity from other erhouse. Thus the same water facilities. The lower reservoir maximum height of 47 feet. would contain four reversible < Township. nounced the projected com- A pumped storage gener- generating stations is used to is used over and over again. would be excavated by driv- • According to details of the pump turbines each with a Completion of the unique pletion date for the project as ating station consists of a pump water from the lower to The Mt. Hope project would ing a series of Interconnecting project which are outlined in capacity of 250,000- KW project is currently scheduled for 1992. Construction Is ex- pected to take from eight to ten years, meaning that work when Mother rests could begin as early as 1982. /MO1HE Investment (if she ever does) planned for wouldn't she love bail funds to look pretty FREEHOLD - County Clerk John R. Fiorino an- and be comfortable? nounced today he has taken steps to place funds in his of- fice's bail bond fund into in- terest-bearing accounts. "I have been exploring a number of ways of investing this money, and will choose a plan which offers the greatest return on the money to the county without limiting acces- sibility of the funds," he ex- plained. Among the plans which Mr. Fiorino has researched are short-term treasury notes sold by banks, and certificates of deposit for the main reserve fund, with a smaller, more liquid sum in a regular sav- ings account. Low monthly balance on the fund for last year was $195,451.29. High monthly bal- ance was $237,886.29 Fiorino had contacted the Monmouth County Task Force concerning the possi- bility of investing these funds, which have traditionally been deposited in non-interest bearing accounts. He decided not to take any action pending completion of the task force report on coun- ty investments. The report, issued last week, recom- mends the funds' investment. Snodgrass earns grant RUMSON - James Snod- ' grass, Holmdel High School English teacher and basket- ball coach, has been honored by the Monmouth County Branch of the English-speak- ing Union. Mr. Snodgrass was awarded the branch's 23rd annual scholarship to a British uni- versity summer school. He will study "Drama and Theatre in the Age of Shakes- peare" in Stratford-upon- Avon under the auspices of the University of Birming- ham. When he returns to Holmdel in the fall, Mr. Snodgrass will institute a new special high school course in Shakespeare. The teacher-coach was named basketball coach of the year for Monmouth Coun- ty by The Daily Register sports staff. Shore students1 test scores high WEST LONG BRANCH - John J. Kolibas, principal of Shore Regional High School, has announced that 25 per cent of the students from that district who sat for the Na- tional Educational Devel- opment Test placed at the 90th percentile or higher, thus qualifying them for a certifi- cate of outstanding achieve- ment, which will be dis- tributed by the Guidance De- partment before the end of school year. These rankings are based on a national scale. Two students, Mary Lou Quinn and Pat Van Bent- huysen, placed at the 99th percentile, the highest pos- sible level achievement. Freeholders set Marlboro session MARLBORO - The next night meeting of the Board of Freeholders will be held here at 8 p.m. on May 20 at the DEARFOAM washable slippers look so pretty it's Marlboro Municipal Offices, DEENA'S "Flower Fair" — bouquets that say you hard to believe they're as practical as they are. love her. Bright and blooming border touched Rt. 79 and Tennent Road. Mother would adore any of these clockwise from Also serving as host com- with dyed to match lace — in silky 44% munities will be Manalapan, top left: Velva-terry rose scuff, 4.00, Velva- Dacron* polyester/32% nylon/24% cotton batiste. In Englishtown, Holmdel. and terry scuff with satin inserts, 3.50; terry pink or blue. The ruffled sleeve coat has a Colts Neck. ballerina, 4.00; All In blue, pink, white self tie, can be worn three delightful ways, This is the fourth night and yellow. Embroidered velour ballerina! 4.50; Blue, 12.00; The matching long gown, S, M, L. 10.00. meeting to be held outside pink, white, yellow. Write, phone. Hosiery. Freehold this year. Previous meetings were held at Hazlet, Oceanport, and Neptune. Steinbach The policy of holding one Steinbach meeting a month at night out- side the county seat was be- gun by the freeholders this phone/shop'toll free; 800-392-6890 (asbury park area only 774-4747) year. In an effort to make county government more ac- cessible to residents. ASBURY F*RK, RED BANK OPEN WED. & FRI.TO 9 RM. • BRCK TOWN OPEN DAIIY TO 930, SAT. ID &30, SUN. NOON-500 • MANALARW OPEN MOM. THRU SAT TO 930 The SHREWSBURY. Middletown piano teacher boosts appreciation of concert music STATE By HILDV McCORMICK from Bach to Joplin — If it is performed ly The Associated Prtu well," Mr. Yakauboff replied MIDDLETOWN -There's more to a mu- Because of the success of this first effort, sical education than lessons and practicing Mrs. Kavalgian said she hopes this "might And lire. Virginia Kavalgian, piano teach- stimulate other teachers to collaborate and do Hospital reimbursement rate held er here, is proving that a music student's edu- something like this jointly. In an open dis- TRENTON — The rates paid by the state to hospitals to cation does not stop with weekly lessons and cussion there is a value to everyone con- reimburse them for care of patients with Blue Cross coverage dally practicing. cerned." will temporarily remain in effect despite an adverse court rul- "Yo encourage her 40 or so students to ap- She, said that when the idea first occurred ing, state Insurance Commissioner James J. Sheeran said preciate the complete value of concerts and M> her to present this type of program she was yesterday. music she brought not one, but two concert "not just looking for talent, but personality, Sheeran said he was reinstating the reimbursement rates pianists into her home to perform for her ewn too" until his department can review the problem. Sheeran said he students. She found this successful combination in wanted to avoid a financial crisis in the hospitals They range in age from six through adul- Mr. Yakauboff who not only has performed in Last week, the AppeUate Division of Superior Court set thood, and through Mrs. Kavalgian's careful concerts in this area, but is a music teacher in aside the rates because it said'they were adopted without the guidance, the mini-concert in her home proved the Oceanport school system at well. required pubUc hearings and notice to the public. The court that an appreciation of good music knows no In addition, the Yakauboff's oldest child, ordered Sheeran and Health Commissioner Joanne Flnley to limitation of age. age I, is studying music. Thus the musical adopt the regulations properly. The aritsts who performed were pianists team could relate well to Mrs. Kavalgian's The rates had been challenged by hospitals that contended Bijan Yakauboff and his wife, HoUy Yakau- students. they were being shortchanged because the rates were too low. boff. Mrs. Yakauboff said, "Parents should take Under the Blue Cross plan, subscribers pay a set pre- Mrs. Kavalgian decided to do something an Interest. Many parents have become in- mium in advance to insure them against hospital bUls. The different this year for her students. Rather volved and these children turn out to be better state oversees the program and establishes how much the than having them perform in a recital she felt musicians." hospitals should be reimbursed for patient care. students would benefit more from listening to And her husband added, "It depends on a concert pianist perform for them. how they become involved. A parent'i in- She's hoping that the idea will catch on volvement should be a very careful one." Carpenters to resume pay talks and that other music teachers will follow suit. Tips for success offered by the Yakau- EAST BRUNSWICK - New Jersey's union carpenters Mrs. Kavalgian began by having work- boffs dealt with approaches to new pieces of and building contractors were scheduled to resume contract shops for her students where they discussed music, and how to practice negotiations here today in an effort to end six days of strikes concert etiquette, what you do when you enter Regarding new music, Mrs. Yakauboff and walkouts on state construction projects. a concert hall and how to leave in an emer- said, "You should not have one that is beyond A federal mediator will arbitrate the dispute which began gency. you. It might help to sit and look at a piece between the state Council of Carpenters and the Building Con- "I told them things to look for, that ap- away from the piano." tractors Association of New Jersey when the union's contract plause was the only way to show appreciation, "Figure out what you have to do first," expired. and to be generous (with applause) if they MUSICAL TEAM — Holly and Bl|an Yakauboff, concert pianists, discuss her husband added. A BCA spokesman said carpenters struck several job sites really liked it," Mrs. Kavalgian said. with young music students classical music and tips on becoming better mu- On practicing, he said, "Never practice last week to pressure individual contractors and the builders The students learned their lessons well. sicians. Both were featured In a mini-concert In the home of Mrs. Virginia the same piece the same way. Speed and loud- had retaliated by shutting down the carpentry work on all During the mini-concert they sat quietly Kavalgian, Mlddletown music teacher. ness must be varied. Always start slowly. Fig- their projects. He said there would be no work for the carpen- with hands in their laps, listened attentively ure out what is coming next. To plunge right ters until a new contract was signed. and applauded enthusiastically. versus impressionist music. the program, Mr. and Mrs. Yakauboff an- into it does not work." And as the afternoon wore on, and parents Both he and his wife performed, and their swered a series of questions from the young Mrs. Kavalgian saw beneficial benefits to began to arrive to pick up children at appoint- selections were representative of a variety of students. both students and musicians In her innovative Assembly OKs drunk patients bill ed times, the young students left quietly and muscial periods. Where Holly Yakauboff They learned that the two musicians prac- program. TRENTON — The Assembly passed and sent to the Sen- politely. leaned more toward Mozart and music of the tice every day, at least three hours, but it "It Is very good exposure for a musician." ate yesterday a bill that would have the state treat chronic The program was not all music. Mr. and 18th century, Bijan Yakauboff performed im- "should be six or seven," according to Mr. she said. "There is no in between for the pro- drunks as patients rather than as criminals. Mrs. Yakauboff took time between selections pressionist and romantic works of Debussy, Yakauboff. fessional and non-professional musician now," The biU, passed 70-1, states the new policy of New Jersey to explain them. Chopin, Dvorak, Rachmaninoff, and even took And hpw many days a year? she added. to be that alcoholics are sick not criminal. Mr. Yakauboff told the youngsters what to three random notes given to him by a student, "About every day," responded Mrs. As for her students she said, "I certainly It caUs upon judges to offer persons arrested for being look and listen for in one of four Debussy pre- C, G and E, demonstrating for them delights Yakauboff. hope to do this again. It means a lot to hear drunk the opportunity to go to detoxification centers rather ludes he performed, "Sunken Cathedral." of improvisation. Do they have a favorite type of music? someone play their kind of music. They are than to jail. They would also have to agree to undergo rehabili- He explained the differences in romantic At the conclusion of the music portion of "I believe all types of music are beautiful, kind of turned on now." tation. "The way the law reads now," said Assemblyman James Bornheimer, D-Middlesex, principal sponsor of the bill, "all a judge can do is send them off to jail." The measure appropriates $50,000 to provide for treat- ment of alcoholics at existing health care facilities throughout the state. Senate rejects anti-obscenity law TRENTON — Even its staunchest opponents were sur- prised yesterday when the Senate rejected a bill that would have given New Jersey a strict, specified anti-obscenity law. i The vote on the measure was 14-11 in the upper house where 21 votes are required to pass legislation. After the debate Sen. Alexander Menza, D-Union, who led opposition to the biU, admitted he was surprised at the out- come. Legislative observers agreed they could not remember an occasion when similar legislation had been defeated in either house of the Legislature. The bill was sponsored by Sen. Joseph A. Maressa, D- Camden, who chaUenged the Senate "to take a step in the right direction, even if it's the wrong step." He said, "It seems to me all these glorious speeches about freedom are simply to defend the smut peddler." Police payoffs report expected TRENTON - A spokesman for Attorney Gen William F Hyland said yesterday that he expects a full report of allega- tions of State Police payoffs later this week. The attorney general has said he is satisfied that the State Police cleaned house in 1968 after learning about troop- ers in three barracks in northern New Jersey accepting ho- Uday turkeys and liquor from highway contractors. Hyland said a preliminary report from State Police said there had been court martials, transfers and resignations He said he was satisfied that the offending police had been rooted out. But the attorney general did not say what, if anything, he LIVING AND LEARNING — Because of James Ing tabs on the marsupials' growth are Nick Crupi had heard from the State Pqlice on aUegations by one con- Dubel, standing left, a student teacher at Red Bank of Red Bank, seated left; Terry Boyle of Tlnton tractor, Samuel Braen Jr., that he also paid State Police in Catholic School, eight opossums are living and nu- Falls, standing behind Anne Stanton of Little Sil- the same three barracks cash bribes on a regular basis. merous students are learning. Among those keep- ver, and Anne Grossl of Mlddletown, right. MV reinspections bill defeated TRENTON — The Senate yesterday rejected for the sec- ••fMw ptottt *y DM LV« ond time a bill that would aUow reinspection of motor ve- Story of 8 little opossums OPOSSUMS ON HAND - Sister Mary Kenneth, hicles at privately owned service stations rather than at state chairman of the science department at Red Bank inspection agencies. Catholic High School, Is providing students with an The Senate vote was 18-12. A bill must have 21 votes to opportunity to learn firsthand about opossums, pass the upper house. which she says are the only pouched animals on The measure has passed the Assembly but stalled in the' is intriguing students daily the American continent. Senate last week. A proposal to amend the measure to make it apply during a trial period was expected to win It enough support to pass By MARYBETH ALLEN Soon the marsupials were from the pouch and cling to sums will be put outside in yesterday. residents of the biology lab the mother, riding on her the school's common yard. Parents, schools The bill was actually successfully amended twice yes- RED BANK - The story of and a student brought in a back. The opossums here now And when they are judged to terday before being defeated. "Eight Little Opossums and large cage to replace the one hang onto each other and be strong enough and fast First the Senate voted to make the proposed private reins- How They Grow" is unfolding which had been hastily con- hang by their tails from enough to fend for them- forum tomorrow pection system apply until Sept. 30,1977. dally before the eyes of biol- structed by Mr. Dubel. branches In their cage. selves, they will be turned LINCROFT - Last minute Then after Sen. Raymond Bateman, R-Somerset, and oth- ogy students at Red Bank Sister Kenneth explains Initially, there were stu- loose . .. probably in a wood- registration will be accepted er senators objected it would be unlikely the legislature would CathoUc High School. that when opossums are born, dents who loved the Utter at ed area of Holmdel. at the door for those who each is the size of a bee and be in session on the proposed expiration date another amend- Their unique opportunity to first sight and wanted to as- At the rate the opossums are would like to attend the free 24 can be held in a teaspoon. ment was adopted extending the deadline to Nov. 30,1977. observe development of the sist with feedings..Some, how- growing, this probably Isn't public forum, "Parents and There may be 20 to 24 in a Ut- only pouched animal on the ever, were less enthusiastic, too far in the future. Matter Schools: Confrontation or Co- ter; yet, the mother accepts American continent came via including one who claimed, "I of face, Sister Kenneth notes operation," being presented only the number she can Teacher evaluating measure OK'd James Dubel, 119 Maple Ave., can't stand anything like that some of them have al- tomorrow night by the Com- nurse . . . which is eight. TRENTON — The Seriate yesterday approved a bill that who is a student teacher from that" but who shows up day ready started to "play opos- munity Services Division of This, she notes, brings a lot of would estabUsh new evaluation procedures for non-tenured Monmouth College, West after day to see how the opos- sum" and are huddling in cor- Brookdale Community Col- Long Branch. natural selection into play sums are. teachers. ners in the hope of not being lege. He was jogging In Mon- and only the hearty survive. Now, though, the opossums The measure passed 36-0 without debate and was sent to disturbed. Co-sponsored by The Daily mouth Beach a week ago At first, the ones Mr. Dubel have started to nip and the Gov. Brendan T Byrne Register, the forum will be when he noticed a German found appeared to be so tiny students have had to stop held In Forum three on the Under the terms of the bill a teacher who does not have shepherd fighting with an that she doubted if they could feeding them. The nips, Sister Films for children Brookdale Campus here, be- tenure would have to be observed and evaluated in the class- opossum and went to the be raised successfully. They Kenneth says, aren't in anger offered at library ginning at 8 p.m. room three times a year and at least once each semester smaller animal's aid. How- took to eyedropper feeding . . . they are merely a means The biU also provides that a non-tenured teacher who is ever, when the dog released slowly, accepted It for a by which the little animals RED BANK - The chil- Panelists include Judith Ah- dismissed can request the reason for dismissal from the local it, it was dead. while, and then rejected it. climb. dren's department of the Pub- Held, Rutgers University law board of education As Mr. Dubel watched, "We've seen these animals While they remain at lic Library will present a film student and founding presi- though, eight baby opossums changing from day to day," school, students are studying program for school age chil- dent of the parent and student Jadllh AUfeM 'Off-track' betting bill approved climbed out of their mother's Sister Kenneth comments. their weight and growth pat- dren on May 13 at 3:45 p.m. advocacy organization, Advo- The films are "Perils of Pris- TRENTON - A form of "off-track" horse race betting pouch. He put them'in a box he Now some of their favorite terns. Currently, Sister Ken- cates for Education; Mary for the Bergen Record. cllla," the adventures of a was approved by the Assembly, 51-10, yesterday. found nearby and took them foods are apples, oranges, neth says, the opossums are Chiara, member of the Colts Register education colum- baby formula, and fresh eggs Siamese cat; "The Stonecut- The vote sanctioned morning betting at tracks on any home. Then, the next day, he five Inches long and Identical. Neck school board and for- nist Elinor Multer will moder- — and they eat from saucers.' ter," a Japanese folktale; and mer consultant to the state races being run at the track that day. Under current law. bet- asked his cooperating teach- None stands out as being big- ate. The panel will examine er, Sister Mary Kenneth, ger, smaller, more quiet, or "Time of Wonder," a story Department of Education, ting is permitted only during the afternoon while the races Sister Kenneth explains issues which arise between chairman of the science de- more aggressive. about the end of summer on and Charles Harrison, presi- are being run. that In natural development parents and schools and ways partment, if he could bring of opossums, they come to a an island oif the coast of dent of Communlcaid, Inc. in which to get both groups And betting is generally limited to the next race on the When the weather becomes them to school. point where they emerge warmer, the cage of opos- Maine. The program is free. and former education editor working together. card. 14 The Ctaity Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, MAY'S, 1975 Summer is theme of benefit WEST LONG BRANCH - The Monmouth keeping, with pink table linens and pastel College Library Association's benefit luncheon flower centerpieces based in milk glass con- and fashion show Thursday at noon in Anacon tainers. Prize packages will be wrapped and Hall of the College Center, is i party open to ribboned in matching posy colors. members of the community Mrs. Ralph C AngeUllo of Deal, who is Tickets may be reserved through the Of- chairman of the fundraiser, notes that as a fice of Community Relations at the college special accommodation to guests who may be Proceeds will go to the College's Murry and visiting the campus for the first time-, the Leonie Guggenheim Memorial Library. committee will have student guides available Hahne's, Monmouth, will present the fash- to conduct brief tours of the college center ion show which — geared for summer living at building and other points of special interest. the shore — will feature a complete collection Serving as co-chairmen of the benefit are of day-into-dark ensembles, including beach Mrs. Dominick A. Ajello and Mrs Arnold 0 wear. The party decor will be in sunny season Mascolo, who also are of Deal. Garden clubs, florists to add color to homes tour Five garden clubs have ac- of the tour homes. These will Ellwood, 29 Independence cepted invitations from the be donated by local florists Road, Middletown, with Box- Marlboro Hospital Auxiliary Mrs. Robert J. Fraebel, wood Gardens Florist, Fajr to place arrangements in the garden club chairman, has Haven; Garden Club of Fair homes to be shown on its 17th announced the following gar- Haven, the home of Mr. and \nnual Maytime Tour of den club and florist assign- Mrs. Stanley Miles, 5 Edge- lomes which will take place, ments: brook Court, Middletown, rain or shine, Wednesday, Navesink Garden Club, the with Dean's Florist, Little Sil- May 21 from 1:30 to 4:30 pm home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul I. ver. Each club will place four Gulden, Browns Dock Road, Lincroft Florist of Lincroft arrangements in assigned Locust, with Art Floral Flor- will donate an arrangement homes. Accredited Judges will ist, Middletown; Rumson for the refreshment table. select best arrangement in Garden Club, the home of Mr. show which will be awarded a and Mrs. Justin Gasarch, 1 Refreshments will be silver bowl donated by/Mr, Broadmoor Drive, Rumson, served at the Miles home, and MgMaraMlMt there will be a sale of patient- HATS OFF TO FASHION - Designs from Enrlco- and Mrs. Morton Wine/ Red with Spiwak Florist, Rumson; Bank. The judges wiU tie Mrs. Garden Club II F I) , the made articles at the Ellwood Crista, Allenhurst, will highlight Thursday's noon home. luncheon in Hollywood Golf Club, Deal, sponsored Arthur Huson, Atlantic High- home of Mr. and Mrs. William by the Women's Auxiliary to Monmouth County lands; Mrs. Reginald J. Do- B. Rohn, 158 Kings Hwy . Mrs. Frank Deighan, aux- Medical Society. Mrs. Edward Lieberman, Deal, herty, Philadelphia, and Mrs. East, Chapel Hill, with Koch iliary president, has an- seated, and Mrs. Enrique Pardon, Interlaken, are Robert Claggett, Summit Florist, Middletown; Little nounced that proceeds from Silver Garden Club, the home this year's tour will be used HIGH FASHIONS ON CAMPUS - Preview of things to come at Thursday's chairmen of the event, proceeds of which will go to Baskets of spring flowers luncheon and fashion show sponsored by the Monmouth College Library the Homemakers fund. \ will mark theexteriorof each of Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. for refurbishing the day rooms of several of the cot- Association Is provided by Mrs. Dolores Cowley of Englishtown, modeling tages at the hospital. a gown from the Hahne's, Monmouth, collection which will be shown at the Tickets containing a map party. Onlooking are benefit chairman, Mrs. Ralph Angelillo of Deal, cen- may be purchased in advance ter, and Mrs. Nancy Ross, Hahne's fashion coordinator. from Mrs. Frank Deighan, 53 Buttonwood Road, Middle- town, or Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Reach to Recovery workshop 8 Spruce Drive, Middletown, or at the service desk of any WEST ORANGE - The F. Robbins, director of cancer of Mastectomy;" and Mrs. Calorie-low blintzes sixth annual Reach to Recov- control at the Memorial of the Steinbach stores. They Eleanor Mordwin, Reach to also will be available the day ery workshop will be Sloan-Kettering Cancer Cen- Recovery coordinator with of the tour at any of the tour Thursday, May 15, from 8:30 ter, New York City, who will the New Jersey Cancer So- homes. a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the Town discuss "The Importance of ciety, who will speak on and Campus, here. Proper Primary Treatment of "What is Reach to Recov- By BARBARA GIBBONS SLIM GOURMET BLINTZES The workshop is open to all Patients with Potentially Cu- ery?" mastectimees, physicians, rable Breast Cancer;" Dr. % cup flour There will be a question You don't have to be Jewish to love blintzes. But you'd 1 teaspoon butter-flavored sail Democratic nurses, and interested per- Mary Ann Bartusis, a psy- sons. chiatrist, who will discuss and answer period after the better be skinny, because blintzes are plenty fattening, pre- Vji cup skim milk panel discussion. There also Speakers include Dr. Guy "The Psychological Aspects pared according to usual Jewish-mother tradition. Vi cup water Club slates will be a fashion show mod- eled by mastectomees. What's a blintz? A pancake fried in fat, filled with a rich 1 egg white cheese mixture, then browned in butter and served with sour blintz filling (recipe given) garage sale international coffees Additional information is Combine flour and salt, stir in milk gradually, add eggs, MONMOUTH BEACH - available by calling Mrs. beat smooth The Borough Hall on Beach Marty T. Lazewski, coordina- - Spray a six-inch nonstick skillet with cooking spray Pour Road, will be the scene of a highlight event , tor of the Monmouth County SLIM GOURMET about 2 tablespoons batter into pan Tip and roll pan to cover Garage Sale Saturday from 10 MANALAPAN - Eight bins torn grinds. Reach to Recovery at Kenro bottom Cook about 1 minute, until top dries Turn out on tow- a.m. to 4 p.m. containing different varieties On Saturday, Charles Bos- Realty Associates, Manalapan el, In owned side down. Repeat until batter is used. of exotic imported coffee worth of the Pan American Township. Put spoonful of blintz filling on each pancake Fold in The annual event is spon- beans to enable customers to Coffee Bureau will be present Early registration is ad- cream or jam or both Sounds fattening? You better believe sides. Roll to make envelope At serving time, reheat in oven. sored by the Monmouth select and have blended cus- at the Festival to demon- vised, Mrs. Lazewski said. it (Serve topped with low-fat sour dressing or low-calorie pre- Beach Democratic Club. In tomized coffee, will highlight strate the art of making a The nominal registration in- serves, if desired.) addition to a wide variety of the International Coffee Fes- perfect cup of coffee. Also, on cludes lunch. If you don't believe in fattening recipes, you can still be a Makes about 18, 64 calories each. household items, house plants tival at Steinbach, here May 10, there will be a draw- blintz-freak . thanks to our Slim Gourmet version. Since BLINTZ FILLING also will be sold. Thursday through Saturday. ing in the Coffee Shop to give our recipe is naturally high-protein and full of good dairy nu- LOSE WEIGHT 3 cups 99 per cent fat-free cottage cheese Anyone who has items to Scheduled to launch the away two drip coffee makers trition, even a Jewish mother would approve. 2 tablespoons granulated sugar substitute new Coffee Shop located in and 10 one-pound packages of FAST contribute to the sale should New clinical tests completed at • Hi teaspoon butter-flavored salt call Mrs. Norma Rosenbloom, the store's Housewares De- blended coffee. No purchase is necessary to be eligible to major university hospital prove that the To de-calorize the blintz, we've made our batter with V4 teaspoon bottled lemon rind Democratic municipal chair- - partment, the festival will ODRINEX Plan will help you lota more eggs and less flour. Then cooked them — crepe-style — 1 egg yolk man or Mrs. Evelyn Yarosh, take place from 11 a.m. to 1 win and the public is invited eiceas weight quickly. in a nonstick skillet sprayed with vegetable coating for no-fat Blend well; use to fill Blintzes. club president. p.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. on each to participate in this Stein- ODRINEX contains an amazing frying Our filling is based on 99 per cent fctfree cottage • * • of the three days. During bach special event. hunger tamer that suppresses the) appetite. Enjoy three good meals a day cheese, and more egg . . but no sugar. Then we bake our Sauerbraten, Swiss Steak, Stroganoff and more! For these those hours, representatives at the tiny ODRINEX tablet auto- blintzes in the oven. and other slimmed-down main courses — from the. less ex- Service League of Coffee Imports, Inc. will be MAF LUNCHEON matically helps you cat lass without pensive, leaner cuts of beef — send a stamped, self-addressed to install 9 present to assist customers in SHREWSBURY - Artist being hungry. With fewer calories, your To top your blintees. we suggest sugar-free preserves, envelope and 25 cents to Slim Gourmet Beefeater Recipes, in coffee bean selection for cus- Lois Blonder will give a hard weight goes down. Sale taken at RUMSON - Mrs. Tex Wei- directed - will not make you nervous. drained juice-packed pineapple, or one of the new low-fat sour care of this newspaper, 50 West Shore Trail, Sparta, N..I edge acrylic painting demon- Look better, feel better at you start cream substitutes sold in some areas. 07871. ner will be installed president SPRING CONFERENCE stration at the annual lunch- slimming down today with ODRINEX. of the Service League of Mon- LINCROFT - The sixth an- eon of the Monmouth Arts Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. mouth Medical Center here at nual spring conference co- Gallery of the Monmouth Arts its 25th annual installation of sponsored by the American Foundation May 15 at 11:45 THRIFT officers at a luncheon Friday Association of University a.m. here in Shadowbrook. DRUG at noon here in the Froma- Women, National Council of Reservations are due Wednes- Mount Holyoke alumna gerie Restaurant. Jewish Women and Junior day to Mrs. F. L. Reed, 3 MIDDLETOWN NAZA League of Monmouth County Auldwood Lane, Rumson. mrt.u IMDOUTOWM Others who wiU be installed will feature keynote speaker are Mrs. Robert Hoberman, Onora Nell, assistant profes- to visit area schools Mrs. Robert Kantor, Mrs. sor, Department of Philoso- Paul Goldstein, vice presi- RUMSON - The Mount Ho- and Friday. Eatontown; Ann Kirby, phy, Barnard College, New dents; Mrs. Bernard Dheere, lyoke Club of Monmouth Also expected at the Holton Noelle Stallings, Katherine York. Workshops will be led treasurer; Mrs. Edward Fan- County will have a reception home, 36 E. River Road, are Blank and Suzanne Melhado, by Brookdale faculty and tone, recording secretary; Thursday from 3:30 to 5:30 several area students who Rumson; Nancy Halpern, staff. The event will take, Mrs. Franklyn Olsan, finan- p.m. here in the home of Mr. have been accepted for fall Lakewood; Brigid Mary place Thursday from 9:15 cial secretary and Mrs. Ar- and Mrs. John Holton, for admission at the college lo- McMenamin, Jackson; Debra a.m. to 2:30 p.m. For fee and thur Berg and Mrs. Todd Miss Irene K. Ogawa, field cated in South Hadley, Mass. Kane, Farmingdale; Tracey registration details call the Shearer, corresponding secre- representative for the admis- They include Catherine Tebo, Thompson, Red Bank; Anne Community Services of the Oayreujood taries. Retiring president is sions office of Mount Holyoke Danzig, Little Silver, and college. Babysitting service Mrs. Lloyd Lippin. College, who is visiting five SCHOLARSHIP OFFER Donna Marie Baldino, West will be available. county high schools Thursday End. The Lincroft Woman's Club is again offering a $500 schol- Miss Ogawa, a native of 671-9294 arship to a graduating senior Hawaii, was graduated mag- girl or boy from Lincroft. Ap- na cum laude from Mount Ho- \ The Candle Light \d plications are available at the lyoke with a double major in Miss Ireie K. Ogawa b.MO^M I'] guidance office of Middletown religion and philosophy. Dur- ing her visit here she will vis- • ...... -,. «fl Township High School and MG ft GMNLMM Red Bank Catholic High it Freehold Township High MOTHER'S If School. Deadline for com- School, Middletown Township Put A Noose Around DAY H\ pleted applications is May 15 High School, Asbury Park j; j High School, Rumson-Fair ! to Mrs. David Rife, 10 Broad- Her Neck "*! 4 moor Drive, Lincroft. Haven Regional High School Budget and Shore Regional High School, West Long Branch. Beauty Saion Congregation B'Nai Israel *OVIIITmMIHT NURSERY SCHOOL LOSI WEIGHT Special! The gift that ties her to you in HANCE RD. & RIDGE RD., RUMSON 01 MONEY IACK Love. She'll always think of the cords that bind. New clinical tests completed it • at Applications Are Being Accepted major univeisity hospital prove that Iht BODY WAVES Fashioned exquisitely in ODRINEX Plan will help you ton The Yellow Brick Bank UKGold.with liens weight quickly. THIS WEEK ONLY For the 1975-76 School Year ODRINEX contains an ameiing a diamond. A State Accredited School hunter tamer that suppiesses th» $Q50., under the supervision of a dedicated staff appetite. En)oy three good meals a day ^ $11 as the tiny ODRINEX tablet auto- Jirst jtational <$tate J&ank Middlttown Shopping Ctnttr, Hwy. 35, Middbtown matically help* you eat less without Ask for J#nny or Carol Children enrolled for 2, 3 & 5 days. being hungry. With fftnr calorits. your OFTHE JERSEY COAST Other Storm In: Ages 3 thru 5 weight gots down. Sale Uktn as Rumson Office: directed • will not make you nervous. 4 BUDGET River Road and Washington Street, Rumson. N J 07760 Non Sectarian Look better, tael batter as you start Hrs. 9-11:45 slimmlnidown today with ODRINEX. BEAUTY SALON U*mb9r QI Satisfaction guaranteed or money beck. 13 BROAD ST. Rod Bank rjircl -Rational $tatc ^incorporation SHOP rOUR * - fn ^/^l i\I\T\ iytrt *" CALL 842-1800 ttEMEST (2nd Floor) RITE AID 842-6349 SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. MAY 6. 1975 TltC Flfcit) Iff flhtC I Depression hard to identify \ Dear Ann Landers: With Landers, that there aren't customary to use the title reason you stated. your extension coverage why enough psychiatrists to go "Dr." CONFIDENTIAL to Would don't you make more oP»n ef- around. Also, many medical 1 Inquired of a few profes You Care to Divulge: It's no- fort to educate people to the doctors don't know how to ANN LANDERS | sionals They said the prac- body's business. Bui take my dangers of depression? If you recognize the signs of depres- tice is pompous and mis- word for it, that figure has printed a list of famous sion. They could use some re- no organic or neurological Tell your two parasites that leading - that "Dr." should multiplied like a bunch of people who have had severe fresher courses. problem. Then, if the doctor a birth certificate is not a be used only by physicians, rabbits * bouts of depression it would There are excellent drugs suggests drugs to help, I lifetime guarantee that insur- and most of THEM use M.I), Got those wedding bell read like Who's Who. available that can help lift would say, "Fine, go ahead " es perpetual care. God helps after their names. blues over costs .. . guest list Drugs CAN get the patient Newspapers are full of sto- people out of depressions. A those who help themselves. Who is correct? - Curious .. what to wear ... and oth- through the difficult period, 1 ries about suicides and homi- relative of mine who was Dear Ann. I inders: We are In Arcadia erTftetails? Ann Landers's but stick to the prescribed do- cides. Lord alone knows how very nearly non-functional is in a terrible spot. Can you ad- Dear Arc: Anyone who has completely new "The Bride's sage and quit when the doctor many deaths from "natural now on a drug that has made vise us? My husband's sister's earned a doctorate or has Guide" will help. For a copy, says, "No more." causes" were actually it possible for her to go to daughter is being married on been given an honorary de- send a dollar bill, plus a long, planned In advance. work every day and be a wife Dear Ann Landers: My hus- the same day that my own gree has the right to call n'm" self-addressed, stamped enve- The symptoms of depression and mother. band and I are desperate for sister's son is being married. self "Dr." Most Dr.'s (other lope (20 cents postage) to Ann are not always the obvious Please enlighten the unen- an answer. YOUR kind of an- These two never got along than those in scientific fields) Landers, P.O. Box WOO, El- ones. In fact some depressed lightened. - Up With People swer. Short and to the point. and they haven't spoken 'in do not use It, however, for the „gin, people can put on a very good What can we say when our years. They live 100 miles • •fllMr ttafl «*•!• Dear Up: Everything you front. The things to look for two children, ages 22 and 24, apart. The invitations came HANDCRAFTS SALE - Mrs. Phyllis Backover, say is true, but I must cau- are changes in personality, say, "You had us. Now take on the same day. What should supervisor of adult services for the Monmouth tion my readers against be- sleeping habits, unjustified care of us." we do? - SplitsvUle. County Welfare Board, eyes some of the hand- lieving that a drug can cure accusations, feelings of being We don't know how to re- Dear Split: Do just that. made Items that will go on sale to the public depression. Medication can be persecuted and abnormal hos- spond. We were unusually Split. You go to your neph- HELP Thursday and Friday aTlO6 Apple St., New Shrews- very helpful in getting a depr- tility. People who suddenly generous when we had very ew's wedding and let your bury. The doll is a door stop, the bag Is made out essed person through a crisis, show these traits need medic- little for ourselves; now they husband go to his niece's wed- of bleach bottles. Money from each sale goes di- but to depend on drugs as a al attention. expect us to continue and it's ding. rectly to the person on welfare who made each way of life is merely masking very difficult Please advise. Dear Ann Landers: A item. I needn't tell you, Miss the symptoms and it does — Stumped For An Answer friend was bragging at our Get Into nothing to solve the problem. Dear Stumped: A couple of bridge club that her daughter something For Individuals who ex- "kids" 22 and 24 need more is going to marry a doctor. A perience radical personality than a short, pointed answer. few days later I learned he is REALLY Welfare Board sponsors changes or go into emotional They need a swift kick out not a real doctor, but a Ph.D. ENJOYABLE tailspins, I recommend first a into the world, which is what in education. When I called thorough physical exam- they should have had a long her on it she said if a person 2-day handcrafts show ination to make sure there is time ago. has earned a doctorate, it Is DIANA NEW SHREWSBURY - A and Sale open to the public at The items, including home KENNEDY'S wide spectrum of handcrafts, the Monmouth County Wel- baked goods and oil paintings, many of them made from re- fare Board here at 106 Apple are handmade by individuals BOOK cycled objects, will be fea- St., Thursday and Friday who are elderly, blind or dis- tured in the Maytlme Show from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. abled, and by parents of chil- dren in the Aid to Dependent "The Cuisines Children category. The pur- FAMOUS NAME BRANDS chase price of any article sold of Mexico" will be forwarded in full to GIFT WRAP ft MAILING the maker of the crafted LINGERIE & SIEEPWEAR Item. approximately The sales events conducted annually in May and Decem- ber, are under the direction RED BANK of Phyllis Backover, a super- 30 LINDEN PUCE 741-1309 visor in the Adult and Health OPEN DAILY 10 lo 5:30 Service Division of the Mon- mouth County Welfare Board. Garments manufactured on premises The project is one of the agency's services which is de- signed to assist the elderly MOTHER'S DAY BRA and GIRDLE FACTORY and disabled, by helping to al- 900 Sixth Ave. 589 Mantoloklng Rd. leviate social isolation and Asbury Park Brick Town promote self-sufficiency. COME TO THE CABARET I — Looking forward to Saturday's benefit party WICKER 95 775-2299 477-2227 These services are provided at the Rum Runner, Sea Bright, are members of Les Femmes, a social club under Federal and State law, of women from Red Bank and Fair Haven, Including from left, Mrs. James specifically the Social Secu- McKenzie, party chairman; Mrs. Arthur Penn, Mrs. James Watson, Mrs. SALE rity Act of 1935. Sale of the Patricia Jones and Mrs. Charles Evans. The women are accepting reserva- items help to augment the in- tions to the 9 p.m. event, which will feature a floor show and dancing to come of the individuals who music by Big Banks and his band. Proceeds will go to Interfaith Commu- HANGING BASKETS participate, or for the pur- nity House of New Shrewsbury. chase of crafts for the Wel- GALORE! fare Board-sponsored clubs. LUNCHEON-FASHIONS OFF These include the Freehold LEONARDO - The Atlan- May 8 lo May 12 Friendly Peoples Club which tic Highlands Elementary THE PUNT PLACE meets Thursdays at 1:30 in School PTA is sponsoring a HARRY'S • HEADBOARDS the Elks lodge in Freehold, luncheon-fashion show May M • CHAIRS and the Red Bank Stitch and at noon here in the Beacon • SOFAS Hill Country Club. Spring and A VARIED SELECTION Time Club which meets LOBSTER HOUSE RHl •LAMPS Tuesdays at 1:30 p.m. in the summer fashions will be • BASKETS Of BEAUTIFUL Community YMCA In Red presented by the Berry • CUSHIONS THINGS Bank. Patch, Fair Haven. Mrs. Proudly Prtttnls SPANISH • HAMPERS Services that will be made George King, honorary vice Complete BENTWOOD • ACCESSORIES KM available include those of a president of the Monmouth MOTHER'S DAY retired French chef, who will County PTA will officiate at ROCKERS BEANBA6 CHAIRS show food he makes for cater- the installation of new offi- MOTHER'S DAY MENU 89" ing. A retired leather worker cers. Tickets are available PORCH FURNITURE AT and two woodworkers will ex- from Mrs. Richard Going, re- Appetizer or Soup hibit their crafted items. servations chairman, and the SALAD BAR class mothers. Choice of Meat or Seafood Entree THE WICKER BASKET SPIWAK FLORIST BPW ELECTIONS Sumptuous Dessert* Cofiee or Tea 99 AVENUE OF TWO RIVERS M RED BANK - Election of officers will take place by the RUMSON — 842-0674 $ 50 Lenape Business and Profes- ALL FOR ONE PRICE — 6 sional Women's Club of Mon- mouth County at a meeting Children's Dinners Available FOR MOMS ************** Thursday at 7:30 p.m. here in Reservations 842-0205 the Molly Pitcher Inn. Guest WHO LIKE TO EXERCISE speaker will be District 6 leader Mary Gray. • Serving Itom 1 P.M. •

SEA BRIGHT OCEAN AVE. Danskin OF Tennis and Golf SEA BRIGHT 1975 Ensembles ANTI-RABIES DOG DISCOUNT FASHIONS • VACCINATION CLINIC MOTHER'S DAY MONMOUTH COUNTY REGIONAL Largest Selection GIFT CERTIFICATES HEALTH COMMISSION #1 of Danskin FOR EXAMPLE: Leotards & Tights WOT! STAG HHY 6*1 SUCK Highlands — Monmouih Beach — Sea REG. $21. Bright — Oceanport — West Long Branch ARTHUR S PRICE •12" In The Area — Eatontown — Shrewsbury Borough — • • AVAILABLE NOW • - MECKINMDGE POIY ILAZERS Shrewsbury Township — New Shrewsbury. FOR MOTHER'S DAY REG.SM.M ARTHUR'S PRICE Wednesday — May 8th — 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. LIMITED NUMBER Of 1974 FAMOUS NAME KNIT MOSES t 10N6S Main St. Firehouse — Oceanport REG. 170. toIIM . < - » . KATES STILL AVAILABLE $56* Saturday — May 10th — 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. EARL Y SWIUSUIT SPECIALS Tinton Falls Firehouse — New Shrewsbury ORIGINAL UIELS AND HANGTAGS INTACT ON MOST. MSCOVEt ARTHURS Dog* only that did not receive 3 yr. vac- The Candle Light 729 MICK IIVD. I AY-AW AY ALSO. cine In 1974. SHREWSBURY PLAZA For Gifts That Are Different RTE. 35 - SHREWSBURY MICK TOWN ROUTE 37 EAST 770 River Raid • Fair Hivtn, N.J. HOUtS: 9:30 to 5:30 Daily Adult* Must Handle Dogal 542-6112 TOMS RIVER 741-2144 842-0088 1050 OCEAN AVE. 8EA BRIGHT Telephone 229-0866 HOURS: THURS. t FRI. TIL 9 SAT. TIL 6 16 The Doily Register SHREWSSURY N J TUESDAY, MAY 6.1975 SHOP RED BANK RETAIL TRADE ^S BOARD STOWS Bayshore Players tuning up By MARYBETH ALLEN dience as possible, the play- ers and .the Horizon Players Walling, Doris Villars. Ann Slobodin, producer; Jean Boy- ers staged "How to Succeed as well as the Bayshore Play- Keenan. Theresa Munning, han, stage manager; Barbara HOLMDEL - A lot of in Business Without Really ers, for whom she has played and Rose Pugliese Music Will StrickUn, choreography; Patti greasepaint has gone into the Trying" Jn 1970. leading roles the past nine be by Margaret Graham, pia- Swanson, chorus leader; makeup of Bayshore Commu- This led, in 1971, to "Music years. nist, the Bell Labs Band, and Mary Handk, costumes; Vir- nity Hospital Man," which is rated by the — Frank Frey, here, as other area musicians. ginia Laudano, let design, Look behind the scenes and players as having been the Moonface Martin. He has ac- Behind the scenes credits and Sam Rise, set construc- you'll find that long before most fun. There were numer- ted with the Wagon Wheel are being earned by Karen tion. the hospital existed, shows by ous character roles and al- Players and has been with the Bayshore Players were most everyone was able to this group for five years. In going on . „. to the tune of get Into the act. his home town, he also is about $18,000. Auditions for the forthcom- known for his annual appear- For Putting the hospital on the ing Cole Porter musical were ances as Santa Claus and the map has Involved a cast of held last December and re- Easter bunny. hundreds and a lot of work — hearsals have been in prog- — Gus Pettit of Neptune, as Mother's Day which has paid off in plays. ress since January. The Billy Crocker. He holds a de- The second decade of these change in location is enabling gree in secondary education may we suggest a annual attractions gets off to the players to move from a from Fairmont (Va ) State a start this Saturday, when small stage with no wings to College and is experienced as performances of "Anything a larger one in an auditorium a director, technical director, Goes" are scheduled for 8:30 with built-in spotlights, good 1 and choreographer. This will 'ANYTHING GOES IS COMING — For the sake of Bayshore Community p.m. the 10th, 16th, and 17th acoustics, and a seating ca- be his first appearance with Hospital, Holmdel, the Bayshore Players will once again exercise their at Holmdel High School. pacity of 800. the local players. Gift f showmanship. Stan Sabik of Middletown, right, who Is director of the forth- This production marks the Stan Sabik of Middletown, Other leading players are coming production, gives some pointers to Gus Pettit of Neptune, left, move of the players from the director and musical director, Anita Metcalf, Kay Neu, Slippers Brenda Schofield, and Frank Frey of Holmdel. i Village School to, the new lo- became involved with the Linda Staneck, Joe Cohen, • PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE cation — and, through the players when help was and Cal Hart. In supporting years, their shows also have needed on a past production. roles are Peter Fierro, Dave NOTICE TO and Interest, ore mode party defendants Holmdel, N.J. Shoes AiSENT DEFENDANTS lo the above foreclosure ociion because Objections, II any. should be made Im come a long way. It was He is an executive with Lewinski, Bob Lippincott, (LSI STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: Samuel McArthur ond Flossie McArthur, mediately In writing lo John P. Wading about 11 years ago that the •, SAMUEL McARTHUR and FLOSSIE his wile, are the record owners of the ton. Clerk of Holmdel Township United Press International for Tom Magin, Ted Schofield, McARTHUR, hli wilt, ood eoch of their mortgoged premises being foreclosed Officers Holmdel Auxiliary to the hos- its audio network. He covered Glen Kelman, and Michael heln, devisee* ond p*fional rrp*rt«n,o herein by the plaintiff, bfcause they Dominic Furlolo. President live*, and hn, htr, their or any of their signed the bond ond mortgoge ond may 37 Main Street. Holmdel, M.J. pital (which at that time the 1972 Olympic Games in Sabik. ftuccettori In right, (HI* and intern!. be liable for any deficiency, and for any Mary Furloto. vice President & Secre- YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED Men, claim or Interest they may have in, tory didn't exist) decided to raise Munich and has won three na- Portraying the fallen angels Hand Bags AND REQUIRED to serve upon ZUCK to or against the mortgaged premises. 37 Main Street. Holmdel, N. J. ER, GOLDBERG ft WEISS, plaintiff j MORTIMER G NEWMAN Jfl May i, 1} MM some funds via an amateur tional awards in news pro- are Marian Benedetto, Jo Sa- aitorntyi, whose oddrni li 1910 Clerk, Superior Court show. Springfield Avenue. Maptewood, New of New Jersey NOTICI gramming. He also is a free- bik, Sue Wallgren, and Gerry Jenev 07040, on omwer lo the CompJoinl May 6 _ 1I6.1? Take notice mat application has been lance professional musician Daley. Sailors are Gary Pug- Easy Living Sandals and Amendment to Complaint, filed in o made to the Mayor ond Council of the Janet Ens of Fair Haven civil action. In which Morgaretten & NOTICE Borough ol Red Bank, N J . lor transfer who plays saxophone locally liese and Norm Posner. Danc- Company, Inc., ii plaintiff, and Somuel Take notice that application has been of License C II for extension ol premises was called in to write a script Mi Arthur: et ols, are defendants, pend made to the Township Committee of at I w Front St., Red Bank. N. J., lo In- and in New York. ers will be Casey Grady, Pat ing In the Superior Court ol New Jersey, Middletown Township tor Club License clude the second floor, for Gulliver's and word went out to commu- Chancery Division, Monmouth County. C4 now held by the Middletown V.F.W. Pub. Plans and specifications ore on flic The production, which is Eismann, Winnie Hammer, A.S. Miller Shoe Co. located at 3S7 Highway 34, Belford (Mid nity residents, who volun- and bearing Docket No. F-4M9-74 within at the Municipal Office. 32 Monmouth Susan Duelfer, Joyce Kaplan, thirty-five (35) days after May 6, 1975 ex dletown Township). St.. Red Bonk, N J teered to participate. The re- sponsored by the hospital elusive of such date. It you fall lo do so, COMM. Waller Me Cut, 2 Hooper Objections. It any. should be mode Im Kathy Doherty, Barbara Sca- 18 Broad St. Red Bank judgment by default may be rendered Ave., Atlantic Highlands mediately In writing lo Martin McCue. sult was "The French auxiliary, will feature: ogainsl you for the relief demanded in SEC. Mel Reeves, 73 Wilson Ave., Port Deputy Clerk of the Borough of Red vezze, Tracy Pahlow, Nancy A Fitting Ploce For Shoes Since 1846 the Complaint and Amendment to Com- Monntoufh Bank, N J. Touch," a collection of skits — Brenda Schofield, here, plaint. You shall file your onswer and TRUSTEES Eugene F. Peck Jr., SI Martin Dr., as Reno. She has done sum- Duelfer, and Sharon Nelson. ?roof of service In duplicate with the R. Tittle, II Lafayette Or., Hailet Llncrofl, N. J.. President featuring a multitude of tal- lerk of the Superior Court of New Jer Frank Webber, 99 Greengrove Dr., Key Ernest Stitch. M.O.. 33 Deepdale Dr . mer stock and has worked In the chorus are Eileen ley. State House Annex, Trenton, New port Middletown, N. J. Treasurer ents. Jersey 0I43S, in accordance with the John B Kelly. 171 Bayvlcw Ave., Bel- with The Wagon Wheel Play- Lampert, Mary Daley, Linda rules of civil practice and procedure. ford May», II MM Doctors duced This action has been instituted lor the Objections, if any, should be mode in purpose of (I) foreclosing a mortgage writing to the Township Clerk of the "County Review" was the doted October 31, 1973, mode by Somutt Township of Middifiown Immediately. Take notice thai application has been McArthur ft FlOSSle M Mi Arthur. h/W MIDOLETO^ mode to the Mayor and Council ol the title of the second attraction as mortgagors, to Morgarettrn & Com- Borough of Red Bonk, N.J. by Alphonso pany, Inc. recorded on November 7, Joseph Tomoino, trading as TOMAINO — and again doctors danced J5I Highway it LIQUOR for Plenory Retail Distribution We've got a bunch of ideas for your favorite 1973, In Book 3033 of Mortgage* for Mon Bellord.N J License No. O fl, for premises located ol and firemen sang. Gradually, mouth County, Page 7t4; and (2) to re- May *, U 11300 cover possession of and concerns prem 161 Shrewsbury Avenue. Red Bonk, N.J. though, the trend was away lies commonly known os 217 South NOTICE Objections, If any, should be mode im Bridge Avenue, Red Bonfc, New Jersey Take notice that Holmdel General mediately in writing lo John Bryan, from individual amateur acts YOU, SAMUEL McARTHUR ond Store Inc trading os DOM'S LIQUORS Clerk of the Borough of Red Bank. YOU, FLOSSIE MCARTHUR, his wife, BAR has applied to the Township Com ALPHONSO JOSEPH TOMAINO and toward more unified pro- and eoch of their heirs, devisees and per mittee of the Township ol Holmdel tor a 161 Shrewsbury Avenue sonoi representatives, and his, her, their Plenary Retail Consumption License C-4 Red Bank, N.J ductions. Or, as some of the or any of their successors In right, title tor premises situated at 37 Main Street. Mav 6, 13 I7.M players put it: "We've come a long way from Batman and Robin." . By the time Nancy An- drews, who formerly resided here, took over as director of the "Bayshore Follies," the format was well on its way toward change. There were productions of "Around the World in Under Two Hours" and "That Was the Year That Was on Broadway." By then, it eas established that a lot of people were hav- ing a lot of fun raising money for a good cause. So, in an ef- MIRROR fort to get as wide an au- Festival She'll like handbags. These Tano jobs are really superior. Real leather, made in Spain, silk linings. SALE concludes Unusual features, like a truly convertible arrangement with two handles, snap closures, tomorrow interesting new shapes. These are but two of a NEW SHREW SBURY - sizeable collection. Will again be 25.00, but Khaki, with pockets, a la safari, if she's going on The Monmouth Festival of for MOTHER, 17.00. one or not, and a skirt. A neat outfit, 44.00. Did you Arts which opened Saturday And another thing for MOTHER, a free potted know you could use your men's Natelsons charge in evening here in Monmouth plant with your purchase. Reform Temple, 322 Hance Ave., will conclude tomorrow NOW with six artists demonstrating Natdsons. their varied work from 9:30 to Natdsons. Convenient. And don't forget to pick up your free 11:30 a.m.; 2 to 4 p.m., and 7 4 Broad Street, Red Bank. plant. 4 Broad Street, Red Bank, next to men's. to 9 p.m. There will be a folk music concert at 8 p.m. Artists participating in the demonstrations are Patricia Buczek, Jacqueline Chesley, Jeanne Durrance, Paul Georgiou, Suzanne N. Hous- ton, Gigi Kunze, Robbie Ga- rin, Nancee Meeker, Carol Mina, Antonio Blaser, Nick Caivano, Robert Carter Clark, Dean Dickinson, Jim Gary, Terry Hubert and Rich- ard A. Kirby. Folk artists will be Marlene and Dick Levine, John Conine and Dave Giffiths, David and Patty Hull, Tim Ryan and Jimmy Faulkner, Peter An- ick, Sandra Bradt and Ed Finn. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICIOF

Sealed prasowll will be received by BOROUGH OF OCEANPORT thethereir n collelldd itit * "Loca"Lll lutiinli a AorjtcAjcvv I at 71 Main SI. in the Borough of Oceanceanporlp , SStat e of New Jerseey 07757. until, ond publiclblil y opened 01, I o'cloc'clock P.MP . (ED.ST., on May ». I97S, tar me pur chase at I2W.M0. of Pro|ect Notes list Series 1975). being Issued to aid In II- ATLANTIC GLASS nanclng Us prolectls) os follows: "C/ot» and mirror* in nrry nur you ran brrnk 1W6.000 lsl-1975 March 19. Oh great. Sweaters. 10 styles. Acrylics and nylons. 1974 Sheer delight. A cultivated tropical garden on The Notes will be doled June 17, 1975. Matching sets, but you can buy each separately will be payable to bearer on the Maturity MOTHER and a free plant on the side. Transparent Hwy. 71 110 Main St. Date, and will bear Interest at the rote or and at a very special MOTHER price: rotes per annum fixed in the proposal or (iet» el IM IM ) proposals accepted for the purchase ol Cardigans, normally $22 to $26,17.00 to 19.00. cotton shirt and pant (lined), 40.00. And solid lank 681-1200 566-2 such Notts. All proposals for the purchase of said Shells, normally $15 to $18,10.00 to 13.00. top, 13.00. She will love you. Notes shall be submitted In a form ap- proved by the Local Issuing Agency. Copies of such form of proposal and In formation concerning the Notes may bf obtained from the Locol Issuing Agency at the address Indicated above. Detailed Information with respect to the condi- tions of mis sale may be obtained from the May 6. 1975 Issue of The Dolly Bond Buyer. BOROUGH OF OCEANPORT LOUI5 J.SYLVAIN MOTHER, whatever her type (and yours). MX SHREWSBURY N j TUESOAY MAY 6 1975 The Daily Register 17; SHOP RED BANK RETAIL TRADE ^S BOARD STORES

your Attic heirlooms mill end shop of red bank seldom priceless has By BOB BRAMLEV RUMSON - Remember The other function of (he color slides of 28 little known that antique heirloom Aunt famed auction house is to but exquisite Rembrandt BEAUTIFUL GIFTS Fannie left you that's been make expert appraisals of works executed from the art- moldering in a comer of the "anything that might be con- ist's youth to his old age. Mr for the attic for 25 years? sidered a work of fine art" Hildesley emphasized that au> Take it in to Sotheby Parke- for insurance purposes, for .thenticity of a painting or any Bernet in New York City. the settlement of estates and other work of art can be es- HOME Ninety-nine point nine per to establish fair market val- lablished, unless the artist is cent of the time it will turn ues for other purposes such still living, only by becoming and out to be worthless, but Soth- as charitable donations, di- as familiar with his tech- eby Parke-Bernet (and it's vorce agreements and the niques and artistic idiosyncra- Bernet, not Bernay) will ap- like. sies "as you are with the face praise it for you. And it just Appraisal fees are 1 >•, per of your next-door neighbor." Gift ideas for every room in the house . . . might be worth almost as cent of the appraised value Criteria (or judging the age plus many personal gifts to make Mother's much as you think it is up to $50,000 and 1 per cent and authenticity of paintings Day giving easy. Come in and see our selec- thereafter up to (1 million Such was the advice of include materials used by the tion. Christopher Hugh Hildesley of Higher value appraisals are artist, the chronological pro- negotiated individually priety of objects in the pic iKMtriMlMN New York City and London, Sotheby Parke-Bernet's top A minimum fee of $250 lure ("A Timex watch on a Continuing Spring Special . EXPERT SPEAKS — Members of the Monmouth County Branch, The Eng- keeps out items of in- Venetian dog doesn't go!") lish-Speaking Union, greet Christopher. Hugh Hildesley, right, vice presi- appraiser, as he explained the workings of the world's lead- significant value, but the and the effects of the aging dent and director of Sotheby Parke-Bernet of New York and London, Sotheby Parke-Bernet staff of process, including "craquel- world-famous fine art auction house. Chatting with the expert in the Rum- ing fine arts auction house to about 75 members of the Mon- 150 experts in each of a num- ure," the pattern of cracks on DRAPERIES son Country Club are, from left, Col. Quentin Keith, branch president, and ber of specialized fields will the surface of a painting. Lady Hervey-Bathurst and Mrs. Virginia Pegram of Rumson, members. mouth County Branch of the English-Speaking Union in pass highly educated judg- Who painted it? Custom Made Rumson Country Club. ment on anything artistic Labels, signatures even ex- "Sotheby Parke-Bernet Is from firemen's helmets to an- perts' certificates are no an auction house that sells on tique cars, Mr. Hildesley ex- good, Mr. Hildesley ex- FREE Bring in your window measurements Howard backs Litton's bill commission on consignment," plained. plained. Signatures and dates and our expert crallsmen will me- In addition to its New York lined or unlined and ticulously custom tailor your drap- Mr. Hildesley explained. He are the easiest things to man- eries Irom Ihese quality labncs added that commissions are and London staffs, the firm ufacture, he warned. draw draptriis included. FREE OF CHARGE 84" or longer to control foreign food aid 25 per cent of the selling price has offices or agents in 40 lo- "Unless the painter is alive, (hooit from our YOU PAY ONIY FOR 1HE FABRIC cations throughout the world. no final proof of authenticity laiga tilidion of There will be a nominal charge for up to $15,000 and 12'/4 per cent measuring in the home lor this sale WASHINGTON - Rep. vide for its own people and on the importance of this thereafter. "We'll sell anything in the is possible, but scholarship IN STOCK fokrlci. • SHIMS • ANTIQUE SATINS only (This sate limited lo tabtics in James J. Howard, D-N.J., for those of other countries. I bill." "But we're concerned to best possible place and sell it and study are the next best slock only) to get the best possible • MOCADIS o CASIMiNTS said today that nations which believe that we must begin The legislation is an effort dispel the image we have of thing Brush strokes are a • POINTS I SOIIDS accept U.S. food aid should now to prepare ourselves and to force a partial solution to handling only very high price," he added. painter's handwriting, and the take steps to reduce their those we are assisting to (ace the problem by stating clear- priced items. Actually, 80 per Turning with obvious affec- experts know individual art- need for such aid. this inevitability," Mr. How- ly that we will only send cent of the items we handle tion to his own particular spe- ists as well as you know your "I have always felt, and ard said. "Pood for Peace" assistance fetch under 92,000." the ap- cialty, 16th and 17th century next-door neighbor . . Until mill end continue to feel, that this na- The local area legislator to those nations which are praiser said. Dutch painting, and his favor- you become an expert your- tion as a definite responsi- made his remarks after co- making a definite effort to- ite painter, Rembrandt van self, you're going to have to Call 741-6080 bility to provide whatever as- sponsoring legislation with ward population stabilization. Style show planned Rijn, Mr. Hildesley gave his believe the experts," Mr. Hil- shop 137 BBROAD listeners a thumbnail course desley counseled sistance we possibly can to Rep. Jerry Litton, D-Mo. He He added that, although he MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - STREET those nations which are noted that, after an article by is "sensitive to the problem of The Sisterhood of Temple "to make you instant experts He urged his listeners to be- of red bank unable to sufficiently provide Beth Ahm will sponsor a fash- in the field of painting." The come aggressive browsers OPEN FRI. Rep. Litton on the bill ap- differing cultural standards IN SOMERVILLE AREA TIL 9 for their own people," Mr. peared in a weekly magazine, on the point of population con- ion show tomorrow at 8:30 principles, he stressed, can "Ask questions No honest VISIT INTERIORS UNLIMITED Howard said. "But I also feel there was strong support for trol in some countries, 1 be- p.m. at the Temple, 550 Lloyd be applied to appraisal of all dealer minds a question, and that we have a responsibility the bill from Third District lieve the growing difficulty in Road. A late supper will be forms of art. no dishonest dealer will an- to let these other, less fortu- constituents. "Rarely in my feeding ever-increasing num- served. Tickets are available Illustrating his points with swer one," he concluded Advertise in The Register nate, countries know that we 10 years in this office have I bers of people will simply from Claire Pfeffer or Muriel cannot continue to provide seen such a response to a have to take precedence. Bloom. such assistance indefinitely," news article about a legisla- the six-term representative tive question," Mr. Howard added. said. "The residents of the "The time will come when Third District have been quite vocal about their views this nation simply cannot pro- WECHSLER'S Give Mother A Wraps Up MOTHER'S DAY WECHSLER'S r Wraps Up MOTHER'S £NtTH DAY

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The matching lounging pajamas (sleeping beauties, too) with tunic top and wide legs o) no-show-through Tricopaque0 Sizes P-S-M-L, $16. i RED BANK, Broad At Harding EATONTOWN IEDBANK MIDOLETOWN Mail/Phone Orders Accepted 747-4600 l«|. 35 $42-4131 (I iMMtk St 7414)11 IS Ckaml Stop Ctr Wechsler Charge • Master Charge • Bank Americard ( V 14111-ta « 1 t» l:« SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY MAY 6 1975 19 SHOP RED BANK RETAIL TRADE BOARD STORES Monmouth College plans May 31 commencement WEST LONG BRANCH - Lyman Henry Butterfield, our 49th year editor in chief emeritus of The Adams Papers, will give the address at Monmouth Col- lege's 41st commencement on May 31. The college will con- fer upon the historian an hon- orary doctor of laws degree. The college also will award honorary degrees to Insur- roum's ance executive Charles J. Buesing of Monmouth Beach; author Vance O. Packard, and Dr. Henry O. Pollak, di- rector of the Mathematics Research Center at Bell Lab- oratories, Murray Hill. Announcing the com- STUDENTS ARTISTS - Exhibiting their works In Patty Gelling, 17, a senior; Lisa Metcalf, 17, a ju- mencement plans, Mon- the lobby of the MIddletown Branch of United Jer- nior; Debbie Givilanl, 17, a senior, and William mouth's president, Dr. Rich- Charles J. Baesbig sey Bank Mldstate, N.A., are these young artists, Harper, 18, a senior. The bank offers lobby display ard J. Stonesifer, stated, "It all students of Mater Del High School, New Mon- space to schools, organizations and businesses^ is particularly fitting that, as Managers Association of New mouth. From left are Patrick Calazza, bank theMiddletown area. the nation begins observance York. branch manager; Susan Lockwood, 17, a junior; of its bicentennial, the college Vance Packard, who will is to be visited by Mr. But- receive a doctor of letters de- terfield, whose career has gree, is the author of such been dedicated to the record- best selling books as "A Na- MAY 12,13, 15, 16 tion of Strangers," "The Hid- Open House and Registration at the Belford-Port ing of an important segment of American history." den Persuaders," "The Status Make A Date Monmouth Mini Day Care Center, located top floor Bel- Seekers," "The Waste ford Boys Club, Irving PL, Belford. 9:30-11 a.m. Public ) Mr. Butterfield retired Makers," "The Pyramid ' Today - For children, Dlal-a-Story with a Biblical mor- welcome. Cooperative pre-school for ages 3-5. j Climbers," "The Naked So- MAY 15 ( April 30 from editorship of al. Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of Mid- The Adams Papers, a post he ciety" and "The Sexual Wil- dletown. Dial 671-3319. Monmouth-Ocean Chapter, National Multiple Scle- j held for 20 years, during derness," all of which chro- MAY S, 6, 7 rosis Society, will hold a covered dish supper at the Book- which time he supervised the nicle contemporary American "Monmouth Festival Of The Arts" — At Monmouth er Pavilion, Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune, 7-9 • issuing of 20 volumes of^the manners and mores and pro- Reform Temple, Hance Ave., New Shrewsbury, Sun. p.m. S monumental work which N^s^ vide incisive social com- an CORELLEWARE 12:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Mon., Tues., Wed. »:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. MAY17 j based mainly on the Adams mentary on the times. Exhibits of Art* and Crafts, Demonstrators' Performing St. Leo's "Giant Treasure and Trivia Garage Sale," I O family archives extending Dr. Pollak, who will receive SETS AND /O Arts evenings and Sun. afternoon, Coffee shop. Adults, Newman Springs Rd. Lincroft, 10-4. Bargains galore In all over three centuries. The edi- $1.50, children under 12 75c areas. Auction (mid-day) of exceptionally fine items. • a doctor of science degree, Is OPEN STOCK tion when completed ;s ex- engaged in mathematical re- MAY 6 Home-cooked food to eat there or take home. Pony rides J pected to run to not less than Off N.J. Assn. for Children With Learning Disabilities - and games for kids. 1 search in communications at 200 volumes. Bell Laboratories, which he Monmouth Co. Section, membership meeting 8 p.m., Civ- MAY 18 j ALL ALL ic Auditorium, Monmouth Shopping Center. Open Forum Associated Humane Societies of Newark and New ; Mr. Buesing is to receive a joined in 1951. In his directo- re The Schools' Responsibility. Dr. Daniel Ringelheim, doctor of humane letters de- rial post, he is responsible for CORNINGWARE REVEREWARE Shrewsbury first benefit Horse Show. Starts 9 a.m., Mon- • research on mathematics of N.J. Dept. of Education, Guest. gree in recognition of his long Salt • Opan Stock Sate and Opan Stock mouth Co. Horse Show Grounds, E. Freehold Rd., Free- \ physics and networks, com- "Children's Chorus" - 7 p.m., directed by Felix Mol- hold Twp. American Horse Show Assn. sanction. Admis- I association with civic and phi- lanthropic activities. In 1966 munication theory, discrete zer, Monmouth Conservatory of Music. sion $2 per car. All proceeds for care of lost, abused and r systems, statistics and data abandoned animals. the Academy of Medicine of Avon 20 "Shrewsbury ConsorK- 8 p.m. Recorder group. Di- New Jersey bestowed upon analysis, and economics ana- rector, Lori Goldschmidt, at Monmouth Reform Temple, MAY 18 \ him its Citizen's Award, and lysis. He is the author of nu- RED BANK merous technical papers on 32 BROAD ST. Hance Ave., New Shrewsbury. Adults $1.50; children un- Congregation Beth Shalom annual Antique Show and { in 1955, the American Cancer 741-7500 der 12,75c. V_ Flea Market at 186 Maple Ave , Red Bank, Sun., 10 a m 5 Society gave him its bronze analysis, function theory, and MAY 6, 7, S~~~~^ p.m. Dealers, call 671-3072. ) medal for his long and out- probability theory. "Transcendental Meditation," free lectures. Tues., The Monmouth Civic Chorus presents the Verdi Re- i standing service to that orga- May 6, at 8 p.m., Middletown Community Center, Rt. 35 qulem at 3 p.m. at Monmouth Art Center, Carlton The- \ nization. Mr. Buesing, who is and Kings Hwy. Wed., May 7, at 8 p.m., Red Bank ater, (842-9002). Tickets $3 and $4. Discount for Sr. citi- j a member at large on the so- YMCA Thurs , May 8, at 7:30 p.m., Raritan High School, zens and students. • ciety's national board of di- Hazlet. Battleground Historical Society Folk Art and An- ] rectors, is a founder of its MAY 7 tiques Festival — 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Freehold Raceway, ,j Morris County Unit. He also "Fabric Sale" — 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Eaton- Freehold Traffic Circle. Demonstrations, exhibits and j is a former division president town Methodist Church, Wyckoff Rd. Luncheon served sales of artliques and crafts. Homemade country food, 4H j and state cancer crusade 11:30 to 1:30. Rough Riders and entertainment. chairman, and served five "An Evening Of Folk Singing" - 8 p.m. Hosted by MAY 29 terms as chairman of the Na- Marlene and Dick Levine at Monmouth Reform Temple, Monmouth-Ocean Chapter, National Multiple Scle- ) tional Crusade Committee. Hance Ave., New Shrewsbury. Adults $1.50; children un- rosis Society, will present "Personal Hygiene. Clothing j Mr. Buesing is active as well der 12, 75c. Yourself Made Easy, Help in the Kitchen," by Jill Hoch ; in behalf of the National Mul- MAY 9,10 stuhl, occupational therapist, at Garden State Rehabilita- • tiple Sclerosis organization, "Orpheus in the Underworld" — Opulent operetta by tion Hospital, Rt. 37, West Toms River, 7-9 p.m. , and is a director of Mon- Offenbach with the famous Can-Can Dance. Lavish cos- MAY 30 mouth County Chapter of the tumes and scenery, lusty voices, nearly 100 performers in "Jesus Christ, Superstar," to benefit Vietnamese Or- ) American Red Cross. this full production with professional orchestra, staging, phans. Performed by Unitarian Repertoire Company, j and choreography. May 9 at 8:30 p.m., May 10 at 8 p.m., Monmouth Arts Center, 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank. Bal- ( Professionally, Mr. Buesing Monmouth Arts Center, Red Bank. Tickets $3 to $6. Call cony, $2.50; orchestra, $3.50; sponsor section, $10. Tickets Is a sales executive with Mut- Monmouth Conservatory, 741-8880 or Art Center Box Of- available at Steinbach's Customer Service Counter and ual of New York, where he be- fice, 842-9002. the Clothes Closet in Matawan. For information, call Mr. i gan his career in Insurance in When the invitation Annual Flower and Rummage Sale, sponsored by 1927. He is a member of the Paris. 431-5734; Mr. Pan, 946-8936. American Society of Char- says come as you like, Ladles Auxiliary, Middletown BPOE Elks 2179. 9 to 3:30 MAY 31 [ tered Life Underwriters, the you will like to come at the lodge, 170 Main St., Port Monmouth. The Shrewsbury Chorale will present its Spring Con- r Million Dollar Round Table, in this softly tailored, MAY 9,10.16,17 cert at Rumson-Fair Haven High School, 8 p.m. Works by the Life Supervisor's Associ- Monmouth Players in comedy hit "Norman, Is That Charles Ives, Brahms, Gustav Hoist, R. Vaughan Wil- 5 ation and the National Associ- comfortable two piece You?" Navesink Library, Monmouth Ave., Navesink, 8:40 liams and others. Conductor, Paul Grammer; pianist, j ation of Life Underwriters, poly dress. For the p.m. Tickets at door. For Information, 747-2853. Clara Newkirk; harpist, Marjorie Mollenauer. Adults, and an honorary life member country club or $2.50; students and senior citizens, $1. ; MAY 9,16,17 and past president of the Life enroute to ^ ^ a Pine Tree Players in comedy hit "Paris Is Out." Hong Kong Community Playhouse, Third and Madison, Spring Lake, \ Group to hold 8:40 p.m. Tickets at door. (May 10 sold out). Special mat- you'll marvel inee May 17, 2:15 p.m. For information call 988-1810. \ rummage sale at the way it MAY 10 i FAIR HAVEN - The His- holds its shape Mater Dei PTA Flea Market, 9 am-4 p.m., Cherry 1 torical Society will sponsor a and comes up Tree Farm Rd., Middletown. Rain date May 17. $5 per | rummage sale 10 a.m. to 2 new after each space. For reservations, call 671-1383 or 671-3162. Also i p.m. May 17 on the grounds of general auction at 2 p.m. \ the local fire department. The washing. One Holmdel Jaycees Flea Market with cake sale, rain or j rain date is May 24. Mothers-of-the-Wedding of many dress- shine, Holmdel Firehouse, Main St., 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Early • Donations of used clothing, up ideas at reservations for indoor tables requested. $6 per space. • sports equipment, books, or any ifocial occasion, Flora. Come in Reservations. 946-4518. \ records, toys, and bric-a-brac love Lone hot coRoded ( should be marked with prices a motl dealing Group of Gowns . . . and see for Bazaar-Raffle, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m., Parish Center, i and left at the home of Mrs. you H be Itwieeo wHti yourself. Church of the Precious Blood, 72 Riverdale Ave., Mon- j Elizabeth Knef, 247 Kemp our large selection . . . Km* on to many mouth Beach. Sponsored by Rosary Altar Society. J Ave. to chooM froml Sizes 6 to 16 See our Honoring collection of in green or Flea Market, sponsored by Keyport High School Hon- ) Baked goods such as Half tizx tool or Society, 10 a.m.-on, high school court yard. All pro- i cookies, cupcakes and cakes melon $79 ceeds benefit Scholarship Fund. ( will be welcomed and put on "Paris Is Out" - Comedy, benefit theatre party, • sale. presented by Pine Tree Players of Spring Lake at 8:30 For sale will be Bennington p.m. All proceeds to Family and Childrens service. Tick- \ '76 flags, which can be flown PROM GOWNS ... ets $5. Call 462-2103 or 946-4207. { legally from home flagstaffs, motl wanted fathioiu to "Country Store" - Old First Church, 69 Kings Hwy., | needlepoint canvasses of the malt* your prom a tuceni. Middletown. Homemade foods, handmade articles. Ele- • steamship "Albertina" and his- gant White Elephant and plants. 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Lunch 1 torical books about the Fair from 11 a.m. i Haven area. MAY 10,16,17 be a quiet standout M "Anything Goes," presented by the Bayshore Players j Lifeguards needed at Holmdel High School. Curtain 8:30 p.m. Donation, $3,50 MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - we'll help you at... for adults; $150 for children under 12. For tickets call The department of parks and 264-8253. The Bayshore Players are sponsored by Holmdel recreation is seeking appli- Auxiliary to the Bayshore Community Hospital and all cants for lifeguards, an three performances will benefit the hospital. aquatic instructor and a pool MAY 11 manager. Mother's Day Breakfast at Community Firehouse, Interested persons should V>» DmJ, I0SX FLORA Appleton Ave., Leonardo, 8 a.m.-l p.m. Adults $2; senior contact the recreation office citizens and children under 12, $1. All you can eat. Pay at between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 truth y^FM 3S Bread St. Red Buk 741-4I1* 141 broad Htreet red bank, n.j. door. p.m., weekdays. 20 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, MAY 6.1*75 21. Business Services SI. Help Wonted 51. Help Wanted I 71. Merchandise tor Sole 71. Merchandise for Sale'

SHEETROCK TAPING MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER/ANALYST - DISPLAY KITCHEN CABINETS - 2. Autos Fer Salt /€ Motorcycle, Smoll-loroe |obs. 7BM1H weekdoy eve Develop and Install cammerclol turnkey IFoukl L-shaped and U tMsM Wood and nlngt.Sun ,om BuddyCouto Excellent typing skills, medical lermino systems on DEC mini computers 7. 3 years Formica Complete with even, alsnwasner. FAMILY AD KAY MOTOR?' ' KAWASAKI 1974 -S3 400 IJBImlles !• loow and dictaphone required. Previous en assembly language experience a musf Re refrigerator Must be sold ot hatf-prla to HONOA CIVIC celltnt condition Atkins tl400 or will con STANRU ~ LDERS - Aadilkms. shall perience at transcriber necessary sumes only, include salary Mslery make room lor new displays See Cabinet 3 LINES-5 DAYS HI Broadway m 734? Lang Branch tldtr trade lor car or loot 747*507 or or complete lob. Alunlmum siding ond SYNGERGISTIC'SCORP Industries. Rt M. Hailet 7J» lite Bring rooting Coll 717 IJ57 or 747 37JO KKITSON CHEVROLET CO RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL P.O. Box SS. Matowan. N.J 07747 your measurements. FOR ALL AMERICAN INC STORM DOORS - Windows and scream Hwy 15 i Badle Rd Hailtl KAWASAKI 1*74 - Enduro 175 CC Good TELEPHONE SOLICITING - Part-time, DOG KENNELS - PORTABLE OR IN JUST * condition repoired Some mirror work dona Reo- PERSONNEL DEPT. from home Need SI1 - SU - M? Me - 741 - lonable prices Coll Mi nil 3S Union St Red Sank STALLED BELFORD WHOLE FENCE ITEMS YOU N iw-mt KROLL MOTORS. INC Call 141 1404 741 int. Ext MO 747 -143 m encnonoe Call (41 57e» be CO, 7I7.I7O0 ANTIQUE AUTO - 194* Ford. tween f and 6 p m NEED OR USE WILI 17* Broadway Long Branch MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - Reason An eoual opportunity employer M/W WOW. »MB miles Bell after Days J»T 772 3400 WE MOVE APARTMENTS EARLY Illl SVICTROLA- With 2SM Evening* UMMr abll rates Grotilnger 1 Heller. 15 Wlkoff CALL H? 7797 TELEPHONE SALES - Musi have ex records Mam 71 records Solo-bad Occo Pi Red Bank 741 1100 ^r- Keyboard, for serious club perience. hourly Day or commission Day LINCOLN CONTINENTAL - 1944 white Dup mjrap forty. Eaglet, etc Contact llonol chair RCA refrigerator Hand lawn SELL AUDI U7J FOX - Four speed, llereo. WILL CLEAN CELLARS. ATTICS. AND work only m Broadway. Lang Branch mower ond garden foals. Bel-CaW- AMiFM eight track, rodlal lire! Lo» tour-door hardtop. Black Interior. Tope SUZUKI 1973 - lOOcc Street or dirt. Is oner Tferry. ]» 3411 llereo. All power Air conditioning Per GARAGES Reasonable K 729*114 mileage Excellent condition Call UHSlt cellint condition 1450 firm Call 51144*1 anytime EXERCISE BELT - With automatic FAST feet running order. Private tees 5441512 7414712 NURSE — Coring, considerate, capable THEATEHE R CLEANING — Interviewing ofterT RN desired for II lo 7 Supervisor Contact timer Electric Char B Cue WITH A QUICK ACTION MERCEDES BENZ 1971 - 710SL Ex WILL CLEAN - Cellars, attics, yards, fof r clleanine g help See Mr. Conle UA Ci 671-MM AUDI l«71 - I0OLS AM/FM Excellent SUZUKI 1(74 — GT-SSOL Red With or gutleri Cut trees. Patios and tMewalks Director of Nursing, irookdale Nursing nemo I and II, K Marl Shopping Plata. LOW-COST cetlent condition. 37.000 mllet Two top* without Verier fairing Very good condl Center, fit 3S. Hailet condition Askinking ssmo Mi»l tell Call be Mlchelln tires, olr conditioned, automatic. Fold 141 *144 35 Hll FARM TOP SOIL - Mlddletown area sVS DAILY REGISTER lion 747-5441 per tandem Less than five loods. SIN AM/FM rodlo Dark green, cognac leather THREE LIFEGUARDS FAMILY AD AUSTIN AMERICA H70 - Standard shin Interior. 17500. 449-9700 YAMAHA NURSE For garden apartments each Clean fill dirt. S40 each 471 sal J4.R CYCLE SERVICE. INC Available for Merchandise E acillenl condition IU0 MERCEOES BENZ l»71 - 1(0 sedan RN. with BSN or creovti toward, lor Head Call M4 114* FENCE POSTS - Locust, split and sharp- Coll ?!?-»•! oflerSpm 171 * Front SI. Red Bank 147 0117 30.000 miles. Air conditioning, electric sun- Nurse on our fully equipped, modern. TIRE SALESPERSON - For outside ened BELFORD WHOLESALE FENCE For Sale only. Article must EMPLOYMENT CO 7174700 AUSTIN HEALEV IfM - 100. Closslc root Excellent condition MSM After ; 5. Auto Service/Parts thirty bed PsycNotrlc Unit Previous ex soles lo wholesale occounli Good op originate from a household Side pipitpet.. Hardtop NNeedt work, (lot p.m., 141-7610 periertce required portunlty tor right person Write lo Box J FENCES OF ALL TYPES - AT WHOLE- and may not exceed o sale firm. }»•:M7I—1 after 6 p.m. MERCURY lte» — Colony Pork notion AUTO HOBBY CENTER - Auto repolri St. Help Wonted •M. The Doily Register. Shrewsbury. N. I. SALE PRICES BELFORO WHOLESALE «agon. Air conditioned lUMp 143-441) of For customers who care We offer on excellent starting salary, lib- 07701. FENCE CO , 717 1700 price of $50.00 per article. For appointment call 791 M49 eral benefits, pleosonl working otmos lertp.m AUTOMOBILE SALES WAITRESSES I M/W I -Must be ex. Price MUST be advertised We hove on opening tor a professional phere. four weeks vacation, tuition refund FIREWOOD - WOODCHIPS AUTO CREDIT MERCURY 1973 MAROUIS - Brown OUNE BUGGY BASE - No body. 11000 program. perienced Apply Inpcrssont . Rex Diner. 117 Each additional line SI.00. taltipenon. to lcllboth n*w ond used W Front SlTiiod Bank Credit applications accepted by phone All four-door Fully equipped 1)100 invested Will sell for 1500 con, tor tht county s oldest Ponlioc d*a( Coll I4I4373 Call 1*1 257* No copy changes may be mokes and modclt available. Guaranteed Coll944-4eSI erthlp If you hove the ability lo work gs WAITRESS M/W FLOOR SANDING MACHINES - Two credit. Call tor one hour service. Baythore RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL made and no discounts or re- MONMOUTH port ot o lop soles leoin con toe t Aor on Call evenings between 17 p m large ones, two edgers. one under-radiator Chryiler Plymouth 170 1)00 Ask for Cred 6. Auto Rent/Lease Rossat. ot RASSAS PONTIAC, 395 Broad PERSONNELDEPT. 1411103 scraper Also OedDevll polisher sUI-tttU turns will be made if ad Is it Monager. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH St. Red Bonk. 741 5110 3S Union SI Red Bank. N.J 07701 AUTO HOBBY CENTER INC Hwy 34 Eatonlown 547 5500 FOR SALE - Complete slot car set. <7. cancelled before expiration. Carl. >4S0 to (1.100 w Garileld Avi., At TOM'S FORD 741-2700, Ext. 200 52. Babysitting MUSTANG 1945 CONVERTIBLE - 11400 BUS DRIVERS — Part-time N J bus Equal Opportunity Employer M/W AM/FM portable radio, IS Volkswagen TO PLACE YOUR lantlc Hlghlandi. I9I-M49 RENTACAR driver's license required. Apply ot 50 Hwy snay tires. 120 2*4-6346 Invested Sell lor tITOO DAILY RENTALS AND LEASING Child Core DAILY REGISTER BUHLER I BITTER •421121 36. Leonardo See dispatcher NURSE S AIDE - Day sniff. 7 30 lo 3 10 2O0HWY35 244 1400 KEYPORT Experienced. Apply In person. Hilltop FOUR RAILROAD TIES PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER MG CANVASSERS WANTED - Excellent pay. BABYSITTER WANTED - Volt Homes 616*1. M each. firm. FAMILY AD, CALL. . . MUSTANG I94S - Slx-cvllnder. automat Hurting Home, Kings Hwy, Mlddletown. area Some nights, some weekends. Tin Hwy 15. Hoilel 144-01* IC. Good running condition t72S 10. Wanted Automotive for construction company Experienced or Cell 717 7SSI will train Fulltime or part time Call 531 OFFICE CLEANING - Port time, ex Call M4 13SI BUICK LE SABRE 1*71 - Twodoor hard 717 4450 JUNK CARS WANTED - 120 t2S dell. FREE CLEAN FILL 542-1700 lop Power steering, front dtsc brakes, air. 0715 between I -5 p.m. perienced. Nlghlt Keyporl Red tank MUSTANG 1970 - Four speed 11.000 ered to yard. 64 Central Ave.. Red Bank. area 671 SMI M. Situations Wanted You remove. Brick and block rubble Coll Enclllent condition tISOO. Coll 531 13*7 ol Call 741 107* CARPENTER - Mutt be eaperlenced, 747 9170 24-Hour Service ter S p.m. mllei II100 or best offer OLSTEN TEMPS NEEDS YOUR PRIVACY FENCING - ALL TYPES AT skilled In use ol radial tow. bondoble Female FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES - Call IM-taos JUNK CARS Port lime. Call Mr Andrew! 4421003 SKILL EARN EXTRA MONEY WHOLESALE PRICES BELFORO BUICK SKYLARK - 1173 Eicellerrl con Will poyuptotTO HOUSEWORK WANTED - Reliable WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH CREDIT ditlon. olr conditioning, good rubber 114 HIGH RATES NO FEE IWRIelS. WHOLESALE FENCE CO , 7171710 73*2575 CASHIER, DISHWASHER. WAITRESS, EATONTOWN S42SM0 womon wishes to do day's work Call 741- PROBLEMS, INSTANT CREDIT IMME )OSv between 7 1 p.m. SHORT ORDER COOK -Martini's Diner, 3317 between «qm, 7 »p.m OIATE DELIVERY. CALL MR GRAND W PVC - Irrigation pipe and sprinklers . NO CASH? Hwy 36, Keonsburg. between 7 9 p.m PART-TIME 6O0KEEPER - Experience 373-MH lor complete home system Call 147 1391 BUICK SUPER 1950 - Autonvatlc. Very TOP DOLLAR necessary. QUALIFIED - High school senior desires after 6 p.m. goodshope Runs well Askino it.TOO. Coll CREDIT PROBLEMS? FOR USED CARS CERAMIC TILE HELPER Coll See 4105 position In any one ot the following cate- GARAGE OVERHEAD 1x7 DOOR - and 671 4341 or 2»1 9064 Steady employment gories: Lifeguard. Camp Counselor. Typ hardware. 160 RONSON 19" BROILER OVEN - Counter If you're working, w» con flnonc* you No LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO . INC. Coll 566 6094 PART-TIME HELP WANTED - With full 1st, Gultor teacher or babysitter Call 741 291 10*9 lop. HO Triple Hlbachl.sS BUICK WILDCAT 19*9 - Automatic. VI montv down. Payment* arranged to tul Rt 15 Sayrevllle. N J 777 1300 741 ties power steer Ing/brakes, air, vtnyl roof, time pay. Choose own hours. No In- 00S7 otter 3 p.m. your nt«di. Mony New ond Quality U**d USED CARS WANTED CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC - En vestment Coll 4»5 3060 or 711 3570 GAS GENERATOR - Sears 1100 watt. Ex new tires SUM SM 7731 Cars to chooM from. Call now lor iptwty perienced. Sleody employment. SPRING CLEANING? - And you need cellent condition RUG - Karastan all wool. 6«9. Red and lOPttt PAID CALL MR ARTHUR PART-TIME HELP WANTED - Driver i blue with fringe Never used. Great for BUICK 1949 SPORT WAGON - Nine pas approval! No application rtfvutf 741 SIM AT BONNIE BUICK. 7744500 Coll 566 6094 some help? Or maybe you need someone Call after six, 170 2473 ~ ttftrlckt license needed. Apply Kaltln't Drug Store, once a week or month. Call 7174712 den. children's room, vocation house 1175 lenger Power iteering/brokei. air. 594)00 OlDSMOSILE 1970 44J W30 - Power CHAIRSIOE1)RTHSD6NTIC ASSISTANT 19? Shrewsbury Ave.. Red Bonk. G E COMBINATION RECORD PLAYER 747-6070. mlkt.il.no. Coll 931 7W1. steering, power brakes, outomatlc front - Experienced only Excellent talory and WILL BABYSIT IN HOME ANYTIME — - AM/FM and SW radio, beautiful brown minion with chrome moos Call 7411712 WANTED PART TIME M/W - To work In mack SHADE TREES-EVERGREENS — Ala SUICK 1973 - Skylark, two door Full A 1 used con and truck* Tap dollar paid benetlli. Interviews strictly confidential In Keonsburgorea mahogany cabinet, suitable stereo con- power, olr Good condition. One owner alter e. 747-9100 or P.O. BOH 221, Red Bank bar. Ill p.m., Monday Friday Located in Coll 717-tHn version, 140 REFRIGERATOR, West eas, rhododendron and rock garden OASIS MOTORS (»1l72r7IOO New Shrewsbury Call 244-S704. Inghouse trost tree. 7' > cu. ft.. S4I 142 plants. Free advice. You or we plont El MJJMOdays 791 9044 weekends OLDSMOBILE 1972 DELTA II ROYALE WANTED - I*S1 MG TO engine. Hove COCKTAIL WAITRESSES M7w - Wonted WILL BE COMPANION - Chauffeur or (her way you save Col 1944-1571. Immediately. Experience necessary. Ap- PERSON — Wanted tor general Insurance CADILLAC 1974 - Would you pay a little - Air conditioning, electric door lacks good body, need engine Red Bank Volvo, do light cooking. power steering andbrokes, electric trunk ply In porton, Long John's Ltd., Beach agency Secretarial skim required Some Coll J64 I4YI or m 0JI9 G.E. ELECTRIC 40 RANGE SNOW FENCE - 50', redwood stain, 110. more tor an unused leftover than you 50,000 miles. Take over payment!. 11900 Ave., Highlands knowledge of Insurance preferred. Please Mustang bucket seats, pleated green vinyl. would lor a uted Cadillac? McFADOIN. While. U0. Coll 344 5104 or 717 1747. ask for Chuck send resume to Red Bonk Agency, P.O. WILL TAKE GOOD CARE - Of children I72M6O — 2233152 CADILLAC, mi 734. hat two left COUNTER HELP - Betty Brite Box 437, Red Bank, N J in my home. Mlddletown. OLDSMOBILE SEDAN 1947 - Immacu- Cleonen Experienced. Coll after 7, i7l-*»] SPINET ORGAN - Two manuol CADILLAC 1973 FLEETWOOD ELDO late Recently dealer tuned All power, air BUSINESS Coll 147-5152 keyboards. Sllvertone Call after 6p.m. RADO — Custom Cabriolet lop. full power. new tires »735 442 7174 GERANIUMS 741 5942 13,010 miles. One owner. Call 741 171! after t DIRECTORY DELIVERY AND REAL ESTATE 55. Situations Wanted Three for 11.45 Hanging baskets. 14.95 and OLOSMOBILE 1*49 — 91 luxury tedan GENERAL STORE PERSONNEL up. Flowers ond vegetable plants 59c o STOCKADE FENCES - AT WHOLE- C DOUGLAS ALAN Full power, air, six way seat. Crulie Con Heavy lifting. 12.50 per hour. Previous op SALESPERSONS Male pock and up. Strawberries, house plants, SALE PRICES. BELFORO WHOLESALE MERCEDES BENZ SALES I SERVICE trot, plut extrat. tMO. 671 104? 21. Business Services pllcontt may reopply Do not phone. All Full or part-time etc Mike's Greenhouses. 201 Shore Blvd., FENCE CO.. 717 1700 iOOOceonporl Ave.. Little Silver 147-5353 Purpote Rental!, 191 E. Newmon Spring! DRIVER AVAILABLE — To ond from Keansburg. 717-5434. OPEL 1977- AM/FM Automatic. A BETTER PAINT JOB? Rd., Shrewibury II you ore interested In good Income ond o Newark ond NY airports and also long SUPERIOR POOL TABLE - Good condl CHALLENGER RT 1970 - 440 automatic secure future distances. Phone 942-4477 evenings. GIRL'S DRESSER - 52x15x30. eight draw Hon. 1x51", ISO. Built to race O mileage. I14O0 11.650 EXTERIOR — INTERIOR Call 717*317 REASONABLE • CLEAN. CALL 74I-4SSI DENTAL ASSISTANT - Near Red Bank. ers. unfinished furniture painted antique '414264 Call K4 !3e5 fit Oayt. Mature, reliable perton. Bull GUTTERS - Yards, cellars cleaned. white. Matching night table 120 Call 717 ADDITIONS REMODELING ness office skills necessary Reception and Trees cut. Rolotllllng ot gardens. Reoson- 3173 alter 5 p.m. TENNIS DRESSES FOR SALE - All new CHEVELLE SS 1970 - 39«. tucellenl oBle. Free estimates 741 4305. designer originals, all sues Reasonable. shape Beit offer NEWHOMES chalrilde duties Send complete resume to SELL THE Call the "Inflation Fighters," Toma Con GO CART - Excellent condition 3 h.p. S4747M PLYMOUTHS Box 0-229. The Dally Register. Shrews motor. Also spore 6 h.p. motor. S2O0 or Credit applications occepted by phone ttructlon Co., 531-0093 or 541 4944 bury. FINEST IN best offer, will consider trade lor 14' to 16' THREE SPEED BIKE - Used twice. US Guaranteed c/edlt Call for one hour ser ALL TREES - Pruning, letting, stump re aluminum boat. 671-9404 sue 10 wedding gown, US. paid 1170 vice. Boythore Chrysler-Plymouth, 170 movol ond cartogc. Free estimates DENTAL ASSISTANT 1700 Ask for Credit Manager Expcrlanctd In chalrtldc (misting Neat, FLORIDA FINANCIAL GOLD METAL PANELS - Ideal lor re PLYMOUTH 1944 •41-7743 TITLEIST ACUSHNBT GOLF CLUBS - intelligent and willing to work In busy facing buildings or fences, up to 10,000 sq. One through nine Irons plus putter, bog 1300 ANY TREE - Trimmed or removed. We modern oltice Full Mm* Salary com fl. Newly used. Reasonable. 513-2222 or CHEVROLET CAMARO INI — Convert Call 747-0409 PROPERTY and goll cart 1100 Coll 14i779 Odd lobs SELECTION OF PIANOS 747-4130 but we will train In the uie J* drilllnc PLUS RESTAURANT - Top location In Red TWO CHAIRS - One sofa. French Provln urn equipment Paid company bjmillU. Col Bank. Excellent business. Fully equipped. Everett. Knobe. Mason GENEROUS BONUSES & Hamlln. Kowol. Sohmer. clol, green, 1300 CHEVY NOVColl Aotte 197r S4 p— m Lik. 71e 7new 7749, only 7100 RATCLIFFE PONTIAC CARPENTER RETIRED - Seeks small 364-6173. Reason selling. Illness. S6S.000. cash Coll 212 1019 otter 4 p.m. ond medium sljed lobs. Complete Interior SU.0O0 firm. Will hold mortgage Call 747 Baldwin. Currier, Otto milet. VI automatic, power brakes, power Rt. 34 S42-7IM Eatonlown ENGINEER — Computi _ itrol Allenburg, Steck. Hordman steering, radial tires >M0O. 741 nu remodeling service. Paneling. Kitchen WHAT CAN YOU EARN? TWO TRUCK Utility Trailers - Single RED BANK VOLVO cabinets, cabinet remodeling, rellnlshlng. Engineer — MS Engineering"inglnet . Two or more axle. liir. One tondem (slxton) I xl6 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk yeort Industrial experience In computer OUR FULL TIME PEOPLE RESTAURANT - Top location In Red 775-9300 CHRYSLER NEWPORT CUSTOM - 1970. bookcases Armstrong chondeller ceilings. AVERAGED S77.OOO In 1974 Open dally til 9 Sot til 5 trailer Call after 6 p.m., 7474413. Fully equipped, with air 11,700 firm. Coll 741-SMe Free advice ond eillmotes. Good work systems, Inttrumentatlon and interfacing, Bonk. Excellent businessuslness. Fully ecequippet d lor data acquisition, analysis, reporting OUR PART TIMERS ling. Illness U5.0O0S6S.000. firm Main St. 1 Corner ol Mottlson Ava. 4V503O4 SABARU OL 1974 - Four speed 16,000 manshlp. Call anytime, 119-515*. AVERAGED M.000 In 1974 Reason selling TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. All and control In R I O laboratory and chem slB.OOO cash will hold morlgoge. Call 747 HAI'PY HOUSE PI ANTS Plan a Plunl mokes new or used. Guaranteed low as highway miles AM/FM, electric defrost CARPENTRY WORK CHRYSLER NEWPORT lltf - Four- leal process environment Machine Ion Openings at our headquarter s 5161. Parly. Free plant and percentage of soles. 12S Serplco'«, 101 Monmouth SI Next to door. Air conditioning, tape deck 1795 12550 Call 7 10p.m., H4-9271. Home ond Marine Quage programming on computers such as and branch offices 10 BOAT MARINA — Three acres, shop, 1422174 er 747 3741 theater. 747-0415. 2J9-4297 SCHWARTZ CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Bill Cloylon-717 9311 POP 1/1), Honeywell 31*. Foxboro 3/J0, etc., desirable. Reply with resume lo DT good bulkhead, apartment house, all tor HUMMEL FIGURINES WINTER PIANO CHRYSLER 1941 - Station wagon Full INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS CLEAN YARDS MONMOUTH OCEAN 175,000. Harold Llndemann, Eatontown. 141 W. Front SI 747-0717 Red Bank L. R. Darbee, Manager, Professional Em 20 yeors old 11000 power. Enccllent condition 11500 Coll be- Cellars—attics-aor ages RESIDENCE WORK 542 1101. Call 671-4425 542 9241 Call after 3 p.m. 741-2149 pioyment. FMC Corporation. Box I, tween I 1 p m . 774-0500. SEE A "RUSSELL MAN' - For the bell Princeton, N.J. US40 An equal opportu OUT OF OUR LONG BRANCH OFFICE car buys. RUSSELL Oldsmoblle Codllloc YOUNG FIG TREES - Ready to plant CIRCLE CHEVROLET nlty employer m/l 64. Money Wanted IBM TYPEWRITERS Three for IS. Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury Co . 100 Newman Springs Rd.. Rod Bonk FOR APPOINTMENT 741-0910. COMPLETE EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY - For re WANTED - >3O,000 an a two year note Rental $16.50 per mo. 244 2672 spamible person for part-lime employ' IN YOUR AREA Will pay I0X. 16x32 IN GROUND POOL LINER - CLASSIC PORSCHE 19*1 - 1400 Super STRAUB BUICK - OPEL ment In exclusive wallcovering showroom. Call 291-4611 Rent with option lo buy 172-0327 NINE ACRES at New ond Used Con Heavy vinyl, still In box. SIOO Coupe 47.733 miles IH99S LAWN Must have knowledge or experience In the CALLMR. H. BLAIR KITCHEN SINK TUB COMBINATION - 764-2671 Levine Motor Corp.. 7414570 Hwy 35 2444000 Keypot field ot wall coverings or decorating Coll And cabinet. 40". cast Iron, new faucets, 671-2666. SSO. 717 1143. CORVETTE 1974 - Four speed Iranmlt THE FINEST SELECTION - Ol new and MAINTENANCE 822-1400 72. Garage/Yard Saleso,, s used cars In Monmouth County. Over 100 EXHAUST SYSTEM INSTALLER - Au LAWN MOWER — Craftsman 70" rotary, •.ion 6000 miles AM/FM radio and ttereo olr-conditioned new cars in stock BY THE MONTH (toll calls, call collect) MERCHANDISE eight track. Asking 14,700 firm Call after s tomotlve ond torch experience Company SSO Good machine, used two seasons Call FOUR FAMILY YARD SALE - 10 to 4 oo McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC.. Shrews Lawns cut, limed, benefits and excellent future Apply In per- REAL ESTATE SALES - Need two li- Moy V, 10. Mlsctllontous item* vM fling p.m.. 54} 671] or 717 1241 bury Ave.. New Shrewsbury 7414100 censed people, one tor development soles, before 10:30 a.m. or after 5 p.m., 222-0130 fertilized, seeded. son only. MIDAS MUFFLER, 450 Hwy 35, one (or rtsale* High commission split LIVING ROOM SET - Mediterranean ham Avt.. r*ar, Rum ton DAT (UN THUNDERBIRO 1965 Mlddletown. 870 7900 71. Merchandise For Sale style, with attached stale end table, red WASHINGTON'S AUTO SALES t200 or best oiler EXPERIENCED WAXERS NEEDED - AIR CONDITIONERS - Chrysler Air and gold brocade, with two matching GARAGE AND 370 Broad St 344 1313 Keyporl Call 495 1577 between * ond 4 747-1681 RED BANK, N.J. - Superintendent Hours,630 to 10:30 pm. couple. Garden apartment. Experienced. Temp 11.000 BTU, U7S. 21,000 BTU. S375 chairs. Coll 7414516. HOUSE CONTENTS DODGE - DATSUN COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SERVICE Coll between8 .2noon. S3?ttO4 Used one month only. 671-2821 LABRIOLA MOTORS INC. TIRED OF BEING LONELY? Residential ond commercial References. Beautiful quiet area Good MANURE — tl a bushel Five bushels FOR SALE EXPERIENCED WAITRESS M/W - pay. Reply Box G 344. The Dally Register. Newman Springs Rd.. Red Bank 741 14)3 Call 747 ISS3 In bujlnen over 3D years AIR CONDITIONER - Whirlpool, 1,000 minimum. Delivered. Tables, chairs, lomps. flxturts, dishes, Coll otter 5. 74IS073or542 1094 Wanted for days or nights. Town and Coun Shrewsbury. BTU. one season old, 1130 Call otter 6 Coll 747 9512 pois, pan*, antiques, pictures, linens, sil- DODGE 196S — Nine passenger ttatlo I TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE -Superbser try Diner, Hwy 35 ond Broadway, Keyporl. REGISTERED NURSE - Port-time. Tt p.m.. I72-O903. verware. wagon Power steering and brakes, air vice DOWNES PONTIAC. 62 Lower Main OUTCH BOY PAINTERS 3*4 £* MUST-SELL — Moved to small house. This Thurs, Frl., Sol. conditioning 41,000 mllei U50 or best of SI , Matowan S46-H9*. Exterior only. I mured Free estimates actively participate In patient care, doc ALL FLOOR SAMPLE — TV's, refrig- Large Mediterranean living room set. tor's office, Monmouth Medical Center C. J. Heath, 24 Klnas Court, Mlddletown fer Call 142-4172. 7474446 FOLDING MACHINE OPERATOR - For erators, washers, dryers, ranges and ster complete with tables 1700 or best offer •71-S314 TOYOTA COROLLA — 1973 Air, AM/FM, five Baum 14x30 buckle folders. Coll At, area. Write references, Box G-247, The eos drastically reduced tar quick sale. An Excellent condition 264 9411 DODGE 1971 CHARGER - A I condition lope deck, very low mlleoge. Excellent GRASS CUT !0t-462 1500 or write Hawthorne Som Daily Register, Shrewsbury. derson's TV, 30 Broad St.. Red Bonk 747 GARAGE SALE — Mon., Tues., Wed Mis Air conditioning, AM/FM ttereo tlloo condition 12,300 6714777 after 7. merfltid, 40 Jockton SI., Freehold. 0125. PAINT FOR SALE — 14 colors fall 54? 4641 alter 4pm REASONABLE RN LPN — Part-time Immediate open Factory fresh »2 50 a gal. cellaneous household, cloth.no, few on TRIUMPH 1949 - Gin Runs good Iques. 10 3 p.m. M Carpenter St.. River HILLBILLY'S- Yord ond home Improve GAL/GUY FRIDAY - Work consists of ings. Please call Mon thru Frl., 9-4 p.m. ALUMINUM FILLERS SLATS — FOR Call 717 3U4 or 7171167 DOREMUSFORD SI 100. approximately 50% secretarial and S0% 5&M27 CHAIN LINK FENCES. BELFORD **lz SALES SERVICE-PARTS 791 1414 mecils. Maintenance (all types). Free em PANSIES AND MOUNTAIN PINKS — 75c motet Call 944 4(06, ask lor Bob technical work with optics. Storting salary WHOLESALE FENCE CO.. 7171700. uARAGE SALE — Moving Into con- 700 Shrewsbury Ave.. Red Bank 74H SI00 per week plui benefits. Call Mr o box. Potted lilac bushes, tl each. To- dominium, selling yard ond photographic VEGA WAGON - 1971 71,000 miles Air SALES - Life opportunity. Earn HI.000 AMPLIFIER mato plants, vegetables and annuals, tl a FORD FAIRLANE 1944 - Two-door, tin radio, tope. Four-speed. 34 mpg. Top con HOME IMPROVEMENTS - No lobs too Mutch, 542 4*01 equipment. Sofas, choirs, tables, good small. Fully Insured. Free estimates. plus for the rest ot your life In dignified, Ampea VT 22 S23O See II at Jock's Record box. cylinder automatic. Asking SI7S Runs ditlon. 11.475 741 5711 GUITARIST - And/or vocalist, ond secure, recession proof business. Car nec- quality men's suits, toys, tent ond liner, Call Pele, 546-1057 Shop. Brood SI . Red Bonk HARMONY FLORAL SHOPPE • ony other household items. Sat., Sun., good. Call between 1-3 p.m. 775-0500. VEGA 1977 HATCHBACK — 72.000 miles keyboard. For combo bond essary. No overnight travel. Call Mr S64 Palmer Ave.. East Keonsburg Coll 7I7W5I otter 5 p.m. Pines, 264-3630. ANTIQUE - Cupboard, antique tobies and ••lay 10 ond II, 10-7 p.m. 41 Fish Hawk FORD MAVERICK — 1970. Sporty xtickT Automatic transmission, rodlo. heater * SCHLOEDER * choirs, old frames and mirrors. Coll any 7174947 Drive, Oak Hill, Mlddletown. factory air. ?? mpg Low mileage. Moving. 11200 2643521 INDUSTRIAL SPRAY PAINTER - Ex lime, 741 9001 PATIO BLOCKS - 14 Miami blocks, mode must sell 741 7234 VOLKSWAGEN BUS - 197] • CONSTRUCTION CO. * perience required In preparation ond spray SALESPERSON - Women's wear Ex without cement. 23x12x3'/,, 11 each, regu GARAGE SALE - First time held! Super painting ol aluminum panels to com- perienced preferred. Tues., 13-6, Wed , 12 ANTIQUE OAK CHINA CLOSET — Good cleanup of boby Items, two cribs, boy's FORO MUSTANG 1947 - Red. vinyl root, 37,000 miles Building contracton 11*4540 anytime condition, SSO. Polaroid Land camera, larly 14 Like new. 1429111 after 7p.m six cylinder, power steering, three-weed. Coll 747-1735 mercial «nd military specifications. Elec- 6, Frl. 105. Sat.. 104. Apply in person. The and girl's clothes, pressure cooker, TV set, III PAINTING CONTRACTORS tro impulse Inc., lie Chestnut Street, Red Place, Market Place Mall. Rt 34, Mota Model II0A, original cost 1710. now sSO wo bikes, glassware, curtains, ond many eKCcllent condition »59S firm. 744 1iTe of Kurt A. Boesewetter Roger Gierlng 5919060 ter S. VOLKSWAGEN Bonk PIANOS-ORGANS other Items. Moy I, 9, 10 from 10 to * 30. DUNE BUGGY Brush, Roll and Sproy No early callers. 33) Sherwood Drive, LABORERS — Asphalt paving Some ex SALESPERSON - Paint and wallpopcr ANTIQUES LIQUIDATING ESTATES Waretioutc lor leoding major brandt FORD 1970 - Country Squire wagon. VI 11000 741 1761 741 1734 774-4731 Baby grand piano, dining tables ond CMflwoad Beoch. automatic, power steering and Drakes rlence. Driver's license. Coll 739-1154 Experience preferred. Gale's, 26 W. Front Used pianos from US up VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1974 - Automatic LAWN MAINTENANCE - Cleonupt. Ktween I ond 4 p.m. only. St, Keyport 364-2000 choirs. Sideboards, armolres. grandfather Unlimited rental*- from 17 SO per month THRIFT SALE - Frl., May t, 10 a.m.-] New snows. Runt great, looks excellent Red Radio Excellent. 12150 arail cutting, edging, pruning, seeding, clocks, curio cabinets. Desks. Oil paint- J1400 Coll 739 1441 Free Adults ond Children's Organ Classes p.m. Household items and clothing. Mid S44-MS7 fertilizing, weed control, fungus control. LADIES/MEN - Work trom home on the SALES REPRESENTATIVE - Wynn Oil ings, chandeliers. Oriental rugs. Lomps. dletown Reformed Church, Kings Hwy . Over 11 years experience. ne, Eorn up to I7S/S0 per week, depend Company's Guarantee Division has an Im- INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES FORD 1971 VOLKSWAGEN — 1971 Super Beetle Ster Middle! own. Good condition 1900 Member of N J. Turf Grass Atsoc. on time available Coll Mrs. Marsha mediate opening in this area for a sates 10 Riverside Ave R ed Bank 741 7474 Freehold Music Center eo. Mutt sell. Best offer. professional who will be responsible for YARD SALE - Frl , Sat., Moy 9, 10, 10 4959104 Folrwoy Landscapincoping - IFree esllmotet BEDROOM SET - Oak. Dining room set, CALL FOR APPOINTMENT Coll after 5, 229 7120 741-77SS opening new ond servicing existing ac 4624730 3 30 Women's, men's, children's clothes. GOLD OUSTER 1974 - Excellent running LEGAL SECRETARY - Experienced counts. Automotive background helpful kitchen set 1100 Sixth Ave.. Long Branch Dollhouses. Household Itcmt. Wide selec VOLKSWAGEN 1*47 LAWNS CUT Full benefits Salary commensurate with 222-0042 POOL TABLE - 4Wx9' slate Recond! condition. New tires. 12700 Good condition. 1750. This position requires someone with a tlon of miscellaneous Items. M Richard Coll 495 1174 Call 747 0412 or ability. Send resume to P.O. Box 140, Mid proven record of accomplishment. For con Honed Free delivery and setup. US0. Coll Terrace, Mlddletown. Call 7171743 dletown. BERRY BUSHES - tl each Washing mo 147 4193 after I p.m slderatlon, call (609) 46S-1W6 today. chine, two years old. SSO Gai dryer. 140 6712121 GREMLIN 1973 LEGAL SECRETARY — Experienced In SALES TRAINEE - Sarah Covenly - Small refrigerator, S40 671-9131 evenings POST AND RAIL FENCING - SPLIT OR More Classified VOLKSWAGEN 1971 LET ME DOIT! matrimonial and reoi estate. Downtown only FULL ROUND. BELFORO WHOLESALE Wanted, party who needs 100% financing. REMODEL PAINT REPAIR Red Bonk location. Coll 741-5444. Positions still open to ombitious per- with no money down, on a 1971 Gremlin STATION WAGON sons eager to make 110 to ttS per hour FENCE CO.. 717 1700. on Next Page Wanted, party who needs 100% financing EXPERT WORK 100% GUARANTEED BOOKS — Disposing of my entire slock. Two-door coupe. Six cylinder. 19.ISO REASONABLE 741-4551 FRIENDLY LEGAL SECRETARY — For Eatontown commission. No investment, no delivery. 3.000. Paperbacks, 10c. Novels. 15c. En- mllet. IIW5 Many other models to choose with no money down, on o 1971 Vol low office. Experience required. Call Ms. Freehold. 7M-297V North Brunswick, in cyclopedias and education, nothing over 51. Help Wanted 51. Help Wanted from. For quick credit O.K., call OASIS kswogen station wagon. Nine-passenger LIGHT HAULING Bosselmonn, 542 2236. 15c. Will remain open until all are sold. 767 MOTORS at 17011 721 7100. three-seat bus-type. 31,IIS miles 12395 Lawn cutting, treei cut down. Reasonable. LIFEGUARD - Six-day wee* H 25 per Highway 36, Union Beach. N.J Seagate IMPAI.A SS 1949 — Dark green two-door Many other model! to choose from. For 7410169 quick credit O.K.. call OASIS MOTORS ol hour. Red Cross Life Saving Certificate re SARAH COVENTRY Ave.. lug next to Statewide. Hours 9 a.m.-9 hardtop. 377. automatic, Ifh buckets, air. NEED A NEW ROOF? quired. Motowon 566 Ui4 Con help you earn. In 12 hours, 175. Phone p.m. WIN take reasonable offer on the lot power steering JI0OO. Colt 7(1 1100 Mon 12011 721-7100. Free estimates. Reasonable rates. necessary H7-5746. 264 ]»l, 244 SUM. 244 BOSH TRIM KNIFE — Never used, SIIO through Frl.. 9-4 p.™. 1975 CORVETTE-lmmedsote delivery Smith Bros. Roofing LIGHT DELIVERY - Musi have cor. Day •30t or IW-J7I5. work only. Hourly pay and gas. 279 Broad Exhaust fan. double squirrel cage. 11". JEEP SALES AND SERVICE TOWNE CHEVROLET 7(1 1133 S40.142 7556. GRADUATES 1255 Rt. 35. Mlddletown 4714700 way, Long Branch. 739-1114. Twin Boro Motors. Inc. ODD JOBS - Additions, paneling All Red Bonk LOST YOUR JOB? — Large corporation SECRETARY BRICKS - About 700. clean, used, with 131 E Newmon Springs Rd types of matonry. Driveways. Coll 495- sand. ISO. Like new. never used Afro wig. CALL NOW 747-OO40 3. Trucks And Trailers olfc. 717 1601 now hiring. Many, many fringe benefits Experienced, with good sleno and typing Sales ond service. For into r mat ton, coll skills, general office background with tele IS, 671-9071 CHEVROLET 1944 - Pickup truck Eight EARN WHILE PAINTING 4U-3434 phone personality. Small office. Highlands BRIGGS & STRATTON POWER MOWER 2. Autos For Sale Cylinder. Four tpeed transmission Buckel area. Fee paid. seats. Asking ten. 717-7346 offer S p.m Interior-Exterior 4 Paperhonglng LPN - 3-11, three days per week. Apply in — (20. Metal wardrobe, 110. Two Lone Coll 717 6417 A 1 EMPLOYMENT Parsons end tables. 160 495-0251. CHEVROLET - 1973 El Comlno Auto person, Arnold-Walter Nursing Home, 672 320 Brood SI. 74,-7772 Red Bank motic. power tleerlng. power dlic brokes. PAINTING - Interior and exterior S. Laurel Ave., Hoilel. CABINET STYLE HUMIDIFIER - 10gal- YOU LEARN VI, olr conditioning, vinyl top. AM FM f o Driveway coating also. Custom work MACHINIST — Experienced in fool grind lon. Cost 199.95, sell tor 140. Used twice dlo. New tlret. Very clean. Call Bob or Fully Insured. 741-5171. Ing and die setting. Steady work, good pay 7S73110 Bill, 264-1774. and excellent fringe benefits. Apply BER SECRETARY CANOPY BED — Dresser with mirror, Earn a salary at the same time you start college, with GER INDUSTRIES INC.. U.S, Hwy 2, Ed! DODGE 1970 - W200 Vton with mow PARKAS PAINTING Permanent position requiring good typing night table. 1130. son Industrial Center, Metuchen. 549-2400. Call 747-551* Army financial assistance. plow. Good condition. Bett otter Industrial, commerclol. residential skills and sleno. Diversified duties Include Call 564-9741 Free estimates Coll 542 3179 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC - For all accounting report! and figure detail work. CHAIN LINK FENCES — WHOLESALE Under a new program, you can go to one ot 1,000 FORO F 50 RACK 1974 - For payments around work in steel tubing plant Steady PRICES. DO IT YOURSELF. BELFORD work, good pay ond excellent fringe ben- Excellent benefits include profit shoring. WHOLESALE FENCE CO . 717-17O0 colleges when you enlist (if qualified) Over 200 various Call after 6 p.m. efits. Apply BERGER INDUSTRIES INC.. paid holidays ond vocations, and health In- nmn PELUSO'S U.S. Hwy 1, Edison Industrial Center, surance plans. All qualified applicants will CHESTS OF.DRAWERS - Night tables, jobs available. rm FORD PICKUP 1951 - Runt perlect LAWN SERVICE Metuchen, $49-7400 be considered, tt Interested, please coll draperies, spreads, etc., very line. MILES Needt some body work. Also four 15' Mrs. M Gorrabront. 4626251 tires, two snows, two regular. 671-4145. Lawns mowed, bushes MAINTENANCE COLONIAL FURNITURE—Sofa and love Two year enlistment expires June 30. I WRITTEN PARTS GUI G.M.C. 1951 PANEL TRUCK - Antique trimmed. Edging, feeding WHEELOCK SIGNALS INC. seat. Wing chair. Three lables Good con lANTEE ... on Englni,] 1450. Original miles. 49.000. and seeding. Call after 6 p.m. MACHINIST 273 Broncrtport Ave. Long Branch ditlon. Reasonable price Call 141-1140 at Specialized jobs offer $2,500 cash bonus. I Train, DltlftnttBl. 7171734 222-6880 ter 6 p.m. 870-2461 Re&ponslble for the repair, maintenance COSCO WALKER — Never used, 14. VOLKSWAGEN VAN 1969 - Green Good and setup of production machines. Knowl- An Equal Opportunity Employer condition Best offer. QUALITY UPHOLSTERY - Slipcovers Crodle, 115. Love seat, 110. Small toys and 1961 VOLKSWAGEN edge of shop techniques and procedures. SERVICE STATION MAN. other baby Items. 11 IS. 291-0940. Call 4»5 0216 ond draperies. Your material or ourt Call Some welding experience helpful. Out AGER/MECHANIC — Have own tools. SQUAREBACK WAGON — J & B Oecorotors at 747-9114 standing company benefits. Please apply Experienced Musi be able to run entire OESKS, FILES, tobies, chairs, adding ma- Radio, healer, std 4-spd. red 4. Motorcycles Personnel Office, Mon. Frl , 9 a.m.-t? stolion. Applications available at Oak Hill chines, typewriters, office equipment; etc. CALL ROOFING-PAINTING noon or call 671-30OO, Ext. 215 Shell, 430 Rt IS. Mlddjetown at bargoin prices. New or used. AAC w/blk int. Perfect town car. BSA 650CC - Semi chopped DESK OUTLET. 1709 Rl. 35. Ookhursl Spring Special 141 3756 or 170-3161 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR - Awn -Slock # 45-26. 59.567 mi J67S Lily Division of Owens-Illinois 531 3990 7172519 ROOFING — Siding, aluminum siding, ol Ings. Experience not necessary. Pleasant terolloni and repairs. Free estimates. Call Hwy 35 Holmdel, N.J. work ond surroundings. Not piece work. OESK - Six-drawer, «'/>«2»v,. all melal. $1495 CL HONDA - 1973 4SO. Well-token core 49S 1115 or 367 7711. An Equal Opportunity Employer 741-0696.615 River Rd.. Fair Haven. for office or home. IN. Call anytime 495- ARMY OPPORTUNITIES of. si ,000. MANICURIST PEOICURIST - Ex- 1149. Coll 739 9463 SHEET METAL MECHANIC - Must be SHREWSBURY ROTOTILLING perienced. Excellent working conditions. able to fobrlcate small lot aluminum pan- DINETTE - Qualify wrought Iron. 46x36, RED BANK 741-5940 HARLEY DAVIDSON 1*57 - Chopper All Let us do the digging. Loons, vegetable Flexible. Call B4I-0O44. els from blueprint. Experience required two 12" leaves, tour heavy upholstered MOTORS, Inc. rebuilt and much chrome. Call after 7 gardens our specialty. Reasonable Coll Electro Impulse Inc.. 116 Chestnut St., Red wrought Iron chain, 175. MH946 Join the fMOpI* who've joined tht Army p|r,iit.mt r w*.717-1711 ' ' * I . . now for appointment, H9-OS17 MECHANIC Bank. -BW r 1 DINETTE SET - Oval table with lour An Eguel OpoofluiMy Employer HONDA 1973 - SL70. Troll. New condl ROTOTILLING - Lawns ond gardens Experienced on dtesel trucks. Must hove SNELLINC AND SNELLING - Worlds captain's choirs. ISO. " " " 741-850C lion. 700 miles U50 Includes accessories. Reasonable necessary tools Call 6M 1100. largest employment service, S4 Brood St., 229-4775 Call 143-1419. Call 741-554] MECHANIC — Fullv experienced In repair Red Bank, N.J. 7471121. HONOA 1972 - 10OCC. Excellent condition. ROTOTILLING ol small hand tools and hydraulics. Five STEADY. RESPONSIBLE PERSON - 1700 mllei. Like new. 1325 firm. t=r*e»»tlmot*i Reasonable day week, paid company benefits. Coll 264 For training In paper box cutting oper •41-1159 olion Apply 3? Main Street. Matawon. or HONDA 7SOcc 1971 - Custom pointed Ol ROTOTILLING MECHANICS - Hlah school graduates HMM rignal 7.600 miles. Must tee. Coll 1720171 Bett roles around Full or part-time. 17-31 years of age No -WITCHBOARD OPERATORI - Ex. or 7I7-94M Call 671 1073 experience necessary. Earn while you perienced 117 night shift. Long te•rnrf^n i CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY learn. If qualified Good fringe benefits or part-time 741-4/0O 6. Auto Rent/Lease 4. Auto Rent/Lease Join the Marines. Call 741-MOV. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS MEN. WOMEN, STUDENTS, WE'RE READY FOR 112 MONTfnTor il.OOOl OUR BIGGEST YEAR Adding Machines General Contracting Roofing, Siding IMILES NATIONWIDE RENT A 1975 SHARE THE PROFITS Typewriter* ft Insulation •WRITTEN PARTS GUAR-I OFOUR SUCCESS ADDITIONS - Roofing, siding, ceramic lANTEE ... on Englne.l AODINC MACHINES - Typewriters sold, lire. Complete llac of remodeling. Coll EARN UP TO Rich Molmbcrg. 717-3*4? Serving Mon ROOFING AND SIDING Free estimates lTram.DitTBf»ntUI. rented, repaired Serplco s I0I Monmouth Olson Rooflna I Siding Co Coll 7750701 COMET • CAPRI • BOBCAT JOB HUNTING? SI . Red Bank 741Uti mouth County 10 yeors. Evenings '4fT.lt, Esl.TWI. $300 WEEK Alterations 1*73 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN Painting ft Decorating BELFORD ROOFING ANO SIDING SELLING OUR WORLD FAMOUS Hunt in Tt Years Experience — White w/btue inl. right mile- CARPENTRY AND MASON WORK CARL B. JONES - Painting and -ollpo 7I7ISM age & condition proves this a GOOD HUMOR Alterations ant atMtllom pering. Fully Insured. For free estimates, 1st 100 Miles A Bruceettewoucn Uiwn •gcod buy Slock #N-31A. coii man Slip Covers 28.853 mi ICECREAM The Daily CAL STONE No experience required. lVoo woru wilk youl ber Clocks and Watch Repair Pointing, paperhonglng. Free estimates Irolnea bv qualified people toearn route CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS - Zipper $2295 own highly profitable Ice cr Antique Clacks, watcttes. fine |e«elry I ed cushion covers, expertly titled, High liberal percentage. pertly done. Don Pans Jewelers. 7*9 Kit Valid NJ Driver's Llceinsi * required AP- Register slllched. Coll Joan. >7l IMi PLY DAtLY, SAT. and SUN. 1-4 p.m 5»i Rd . Folr Haven UI4IS7 Pearl ft Bead SHREWSBURY Shrewibury Ave., Shrewsbury. Restringlng Shrewsbury, N.J. CLASSIFIED ADS Driveway Construction Truck Rentals MOTORS, Inc. Wall MEDICAL CORPSMEN MiW - Nursas, etc Travel as paramedical Insurance ex ART CO PAVING - Asphalt drives, con Expertly. On brolded nylon or chain Ffom AA INC. - np-tti) or MM. Molne to Flo amlner. Openings In Monmoulh/Upp«r Classification 51. crete walks and polios. Free estimates S3 SO per strand Clasps fram'll. one way or local, commerclol or prime i Shrewsbury Avt. at Sycamore 747-5400^ Ocean counties Cor necessary. Coll olo- Fully Insured Coll 741-ISMor 111 SHI REUSSILLES'. 1> Brood SI, Red tank i«2 prices In effect 74145001 melr Ic, 10 lo 4. 617 7*»J. 71. Coroge/Yard Soles 77. Pets and Livestock ill. Aportments 101. Aportmentr 1M. Furnished Rooms SHREWSBURY, N 4 TUESDAY, MAV 6.1975 The Daily Register 21 YARD IALI - | _ Hue, ran FREE — Da*, perl Airedale. IVi yeart EXCLUSIVE SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE RED BANK - Garden Ajgrtmeistt One KEANSBURti — Rotmt with kltcat Mlltniliil.. Wad Mair * «rl.. malt. house* eken eawJUl aaxl - Immediate occupancy Twa leo> lulls, bedroom. SIM. two bedreemt, Oil. LOOM lvileget. parking Near beach, but line ir Sole 111 • House, for Sole )j . t» ond Acreage I^^BneiW?sjojjBo»BBB¥ eWtlev.e WBtj™ » e • 7 Lo May t. M a.m. la 4 em CM •wa baa*. Air canal Honed GtU. aaaTten- security required. Positively no dogs, no KI year round 41 Corr Ave 7I74MI7. mi, cluahaute prlvlltati 1400 monthly catt Adults preferred. Call between I FAIR HAVEN - RIVER OAKS SECTION l»idlM»w»ae>le.licalla»tiut FREE KITTENI — MIDOLETOWN - Near Rid Bank. Fur COLTS NECK - Country eilalc with a m 4:30p m ONLY 741 TW! tpoclout five-bedroom colonial In frond, MIDDLETOWN TWP - Beautiful wooded building lei. <• acre. 73. Mochlrxry For Sole le buy 741 1744 mined roam, pr Ivate entrance, shore bath on oulel side ilr-eel 122.000 Paul Braaor SIM per month Coll 747059? otter 5 30 tree ituaded letting Two ilall horte barn RED SANK - Mtlly Pitcher Will. _ ond greenhoute. enlro lorae garage which Shrewsbury. 747«JI ELECTRIC ROTOR - Hotexnorarlll. FREE - Peadle. male Gaad with dill HIGHLANDS - Aiklng 1175 Branch and Madison Ave One and twa TALL, TALL TREES KOTO* MeeM 417 wltt three Mts. IM Hi NarMaa kKluaed NICE COMFORTABLE ROOM - In pr could be uied toryieaby »lto nice rental HAJLET - IQOnllS wtttti. Ail uWlltleef dren UsMMiM. . i garden apartments Please col vote home On bus line, five minutes horn cottage Shown by appointment Harold Call J»l 374t COJII7H177 IMI) 741 •115 or apply at 14 Molly Pitcher Surround thu brand new four bedrooi Oovern Ave Atklng HOMO Make otter Red Bonk Mature person 1411941 Undemonn. Ireker Eatonlown. Ml 1101 home on o large ' J ocre piui lot Living Collt«4l7U HIGHLANDS - Bay Ave Three apart Village Court FREE PUPPIES - Mother Cocker PRIVATE ROOM WITH SHOWER COLTS NECK - Malowan, Holmael. tend room, dining room, eot tn kitchen, tomily R MO- menu, completely nrnmin Twa tour NED SANK - Thrtt ratflis. bath, untur room and much more Cutlom feature, go MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Twe OU|K)UW mm.Poodle Call anytime conditioned. for our "Hornet tar Living" brochure, loll, 7S>I!S Uulel tlreel Illy water an] 7471147 • roam tar SIM. ane live room tar UM Call nisned No pttt Adultt preferred Security lore Belt buy In lown Liberal linorwing 174-U40 anytime Call 9-S p.m.. 747 1141 plct. detcrlptlont, prlcet on ovoiloble tewoge Gat ond cleclr it two blocki ond reference required. St Throckmorton hornet APPLEBROOK REALTORS 11A arranged Wf.N0 GERMAN SMORTHAIR POINTERS Ave between 4-5 p.m ROOMS FOR RENT - Year round t from tcriool U.SOB eocri Alto ovoilable, Goad hunting ttack HIGHLANDS - Four rotmt unturnlthad. Rl X, Molawan Mt-'M. new four bedroom modular home, tiding, t!7j per month. Security required. Pay week, single Cooking locllltits Co 77. Pali and Livestock Call »HI J» offer 4 p.m. RED SANK - Two bedroom apartti »4I COLTS NECK - Nettled on lull aver on Whelan Realty Group fugi. paneled, etc . 117.100 Alter S p.m , own utilities 175 1477 completely remodeled U75. Coll 141-457 ACCREDITED DOG TRAINING IRISH SETTER - I2watk-old, mole. acre, you will llnd thn beautiful tour bed 194 Rt IS Mtddletown. N J HIGHLANDS - One-aadr between 4 7 p.m ROOMS - Kitchen privileges, attic star room. }VfOOth win with built in two car m, age tpoce sunnlnaporch on root it ACRES - Heavily wooded Chaptl Hlil mtim II4S plut utlllllet RED SANK - 1W roams Air conditioned oarage, den. eot In kllchen. lormal dining 84*7565 Rd Mf.SOO . ,«T5is^SGrss 17114*1 Fully furnished All utilities Coll after roomb™™n.^,.,m, MIDDLETOWN,TOWNSHIP Two bed Fw FREE ConsultMso. CALLtSl?Vt LHASA APSO PUPPIES - Sevan waakt. HIGHLANDS - Two bedroom oporl p.m.. 7471141 WEST END — Large, nice, with priva Asking I roam houte SO it 100 fenced lot Goroge nnm . American Dog Troming AcoOemkn mentt II7S phn electric heal Coll for op bath and entrance Adults preferred 1120 tors, open until I 1W.N0 Coll owner. M7 74M AFGHAN AKC - I«M m SEA BRIGHT - Two room furnished month. 1BWW ver with Mack motkPNt only polntment. t la S. IHIeM, atk tar Jean or apartment 1115 per month Including utlll CUSTOM IUILT UI.WO WlDDlETOWN Thi* outstanding tan IM. Mobile Hornet LUCKY ACRES Mr Clerl. Alter Sp m coll nt-em ties One month security No pert 141 17*4 WMITEHOUSE HOTEL Kcaniburg Four ipaclout bedioomt. }UII mailer crter, on lorge corner lot. wilh good tut CUSTOM SUILT MOtlLE HOME - Cm- Often harm and tack tor talt Rooms with kltcnen use, S20 weekly bedroom, two full luiury botht, II dining bedioomi, large living room, lormol din Irolly air condllloned Very reotonable HOLMDEL - Eitra large, two-bedroom SHREWSBURY ARMS GARDEN APART room. II' gomeroom. 30 worhthop. IS 7IIIHI AKC LAIRADOR RETRIEVER PUP Call after I. all day weekend! »7 3tS4 apartment Country letting. Heat, hot wa- 717 44*9 or 717 Hil ing room, ulence kitchen, den wilh lire PIES - EtalM PMlfree FleM IrlM - MENT - Two bedrooms Only 122S In utility roam, full aluminum tiding. % acre place In mini condition Neot school., MOBILE HOME FOR SALE - One yeor MIXED ENGLISH SETTER PUPS - Fa- ter Included, UJ0 per month Uchln Real eludes heot ond hot woler Good sue WINTER RATES- Single ond double tu kmdtcaped lot. hunting background Wormed, shots ther li local beau Sl> weak! old tig each tars, l?t MOO thopplng, tr on tpo notion Mutt have tott old. 17i»', one bedroom Skirted, awn rooms Coll S42 S47J mined rooms Alpine Manor, I Portland MELMEOREALTV eJI»»l» lole Only M* tOC THE KIRWAN CO . mgt. thed. air tondillonlng Wolk to thop 1 47ISS43 Rd , Highlands 171 1773 KEANSBURG - Attractively lurnlshed WEST END — Entov lalal lurrury living In I'll IUHTFUL - Mlddletown ranch Wolk Realtor*. IV SJOO nmo tIJ.OOO IM Hit two-room studio apartment Modern kllch a contemporary retailed atmosphere One a- NEWFOUNDLAND PUPPIES lo tIaMon Only lUtOO MATAWAN BOROUGH MOBILE HOME - Two bedroom Skyline en, tile bath, all street parking »14S per bedroom oparlmenl with convertible den 101. Commercial Rentals HINTELMANN Rcoltoil. U24M0 AKC MINIATURE SCHNAUZER PUPPIES AKC Champion btaodllnet. montti, oil utilities Included Available Im ONE OF A KIND Skirled, ownlngt. thed. on lol wilh view In 11*1. Mother oM lather an premises. • 7VS44t colossal closets, wall lo wall corpel tram ATTRACTIVE - Modem offices ot T lovely adult pork Alkipg III,U0 Call »ll mediately Call 717 1710 after 4 p.m. 1235 AVERY ARMS. IK Avery Ave . 1» EAST KEANMUHO -~Cullom built bi Builder owner ranch, the like* ol whiLh Coll 171 Mil Spring St . Red Bonk. Two to six oftic level, nine month* old. three bedroomt, you hove never teen, canttructed wilh fne MS] ortecj- PALAMINO GELDING - I] year! aid. KEANSBURG - Modern apartment Near t4tOor 741 1*00 suites. On premises parking Near shop AKC SlfERIAN HUSKY PUPPIES - 15! hands Well mannered Excellent hock batht. paneled den Mony cilrat Own nnett molerloll with great tklll and can ON LOT IN EATONTOWN - H7I. like troniportatlen. Prlvote home. Beit lime to WEST END - IV,. lurnlshed, lull kltch ond restaurants, one block from Rlvervi tltlt of the lollowing three large bed Block. while, brawn ar MSM nn Cham horse Good lumper. Inttrtiled in good er. »!/ J1J6 new S0RI3. Iwo bediooms Must sell. coll. before noon, 4*54414. enette. air, terrace, pool, beach, but 117? Hospital, but away from traffic tarns L roamt. telence kllchen, large living room, plonshlp bloodline SflUjr home. MMlW. rentals start at S3 9J per square fool. 147H Call tor oppolntmenl, days. 747 4444 KEANSBURG - Newly decorated modern lo III? 1211135 dining room with tlreploce. liming aloti Evenings 142 3OII PERSIAN KITTENS FOR MOTHER S eluding complete lamtorial service on doort leading to a traplcol parodite ol or second-floor four room apartment. Lo- luppllei Phone for details or showing al EASY COMMUTING DAY -AiklngUS cated near bonk building Walking distance 101. Houses For Rent ongt and lemon Iretk^plut many other 10x1} — Con be left on pad Senior citliem Call M4-U77 to all facilities. Suitable lor aoults U30 Lovely three-bedroom ranch In mml condi beautiful plonli growing In a large green only Asking I4.MN Con be seen by op Coll >I-M! FARM COTTAGE - Available Immediat houte or air turn attached to the houte. two polntment IMI) 744 7le*otter 4 POODLE MINI PUPS - AKC. Slack monthly, security, references Coll 717 ely. Bon slant alto available Pleate cal EATONTOWN lion Excellent area Formol dining loom APPALOOSA GELDING - Large i large living room, den, gomeroom. heater lull baWMoorm. two tor gorogr, wine eel AM than and warmad.Gwllt.Uir moltt. Home rolled Seven weeki 4t3 47S4 JI3J or ft; 1077 alter 4 p.m.. 747-3431 One room office Utilities Inclu after 4 p.m. onytlme weekend*. Coll 542 2747 enclosed porch, two cor garage, centra lar, workthop In llnlthed batemenl. 140. Rtol Etlolt Wonttd Coll 1»1 J744 KEANSBURG — She room apartmenl, lo HIGHLANDS - Two-bedroom house, un air, burglor alarm and garden house Over marble front itept, Thermopone window*. CHESTNUT GELDING - IS], itvtn OUAik T- Pharaoh D I. eggs, chlcki, and cated on Main SI Lorge yaroT Pork Ing in furnished. 1175 plus utilities Solus Reo FAIR HAVEN - 400 sq ft office with le on acre Priced lo sell ol only 179.100 cenlrol air. gat neat, and many treet and I IM INGS Of •ETTEI HOMES - In years old E.c.ll.nl |unlor lumper, dears eluded No pets 1200 coll 717 SII7 Estate, 1711400 ceptlon area. All utilities Included Pork beoulllully londtcobed, tlluoted on I •>« Keonsburg Mlddlelown Hailel Holmdel Ing Coll 041 3SM acret on a lovely tlreel with many olher THE SMOLKO AGtNC.Y 717 0173 4' easily Vary iplrllad but quiet la wort KEANSBURG - Three-room furnished KEANSBURG - Two bedroom home MOO wound. Needs experienced rider Owner, oaorlmenl Utilities supplied. Suitable tor lealuret Atklng U4.TC0 MAKE AN OF YORKSHIRE TERRIER PUPPIES — per month One month security required FER LOCAL CONTRACTOR - Needs lots on out ol country, mutl tell mis beoutllul ami AKC reglilered Health gooronteed. All odulls Cotl7i7 0114 No pets Call after 4pm 14?4?S3 FANTASflC!!! which lo build cuttomlied homes. All mol Only aiklng 11600 Call »44 «4] ar R«f Bank talanlown oreo PIPER REALTY shots.S100 Coll evening!. 471 till KEANSBURG — Three furnished rooms MIODLETOWN - Adult community. Two areos considered Call details now to 944-4004. Attractive. 11.000 *q tt one ttory at ma. » Ridge Rd Rumson Beollor MLS IIMIIMt OHUIIDI HV 717 733] YORKSHIRE TERRIER PUPPIES - Suitable elderly couple or business per bedrooms, two baths Centrol olr, wall-to G S Porfcway Interchange. Neoc Rt* COLLIE - Four year old mole, with po AKC. Tiny, beautiful, 'doll" facet A won sons. 1200 with all utilities Available May wall carpet Gorage. Club house, gol U7VtO I6LLING YOUR HOMET pert, AKC registered and 36 Air conditioned offices, n tt cle NEPTUNE - Custom ranch teautltul dtrful Mother'! Day gilt One mote SIOO. 1.717-4701. course, pool, tennis courts, boat house 24 celllngi. heavy power, sprinkler Avoito* EATONTOWN - New three bedroom 2747T1J hour security. 1440 per month 471-1141. neighborhood t net lit nl lorwltllon Three WE BUY HOMES FOR CASH other male and female, tltt each. 471 1744 KEANSBURG - Two very nice three immediately ranch Dining room One cor goroge low lorge bedrooms, formal dining room, luxe, 147,000 ii\ OOTJ LOVER REALTY J4J 7400 COLTS NECK P.T.A. FAIR - May 10. room oparlments. Heat, hot water Includ RED BANK - Newly decoraled^nlerlo RACHLIN 8. CO. tpoclout eot tn kitchen Ealrat Full bow Need tree donation* at puppies, kltleni or so. Merchandise Wanted ed Near all stores SlU 1)1 nut]]. FAIR HAVEN RIVER OAKS Charming ment. fireplace Londtcoped, Flealbie ond enter lor Three bedrooms, tireptoct 17 Academy II., Newark (201) 4217190 closed In bock yard. Near lown and bu doting Possible 7% assumption. Asking KEYPORT - Available Immediately Broker_Co-op Invited ronch. Three bedroomt. I" J both*, moder AAAAAAAA One-bedroom apartment In a three-family line Rent t325, utilities not Included. Re high Up't Owner oniuoui to tell, will con RECREATIONAL LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIOUES. quire one month security Call 7474434 al FARMERS ~OR INTfRESTEO IND~lVID Vio>r all often Sole by owner 977 3411 DACHtHUNDS - Lang haired AKC. Red house. 1125 per month, utilities Included. UALS - 10 acres avolloble In Middlelow kllchen, llrepiace In living room, dlninf JEWELRY. RUGS. FOR CASH Coll after 3, 7171741 Itr 7 p.m. tor farming. All ready lor planting. Co NEW MONMOUTH - IJJ.MW Young sptil c L 131. The Dally Regltler pancy Call 172 1444 • 71 UV Fair Hoven I41-41S7 ar 741 4137 0111. Shrewsbury. NEW OFFERING ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING - We KEYPORT - Small three roam apart OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - lit Cry! ^rTHAVEN Three four bedroom home in mint condi tlon Lovely kitchen with mony fruitwood 1S2. Boats and Accessories buy contents al home!, attics, cellar! lor ment. Heat supplied SI 50 monthly 103. Rentals To Share lol Brook Professional Building. Eolon Seven-room houte with encloted porch cosh Call ui at 741 Met ar 747 7004 Month! security, references 144 7SS7. lown ISS sq II Call Ms Bosielmann 14? Quiet neighborhood Reasonable Call 741 cabinet!, V'i bathi All this, plus swim BELLCRAFT SPORT FISHERMAN IS WOULD WIDOW - Like to shore her 1234. 6314 ming pool, 131,M0 m Grey Marine engine, rebuilt 1*74 New ANY TYPE - Original piece a) craft ar KEYPORT — Three-room apartment, all home and expenses with another active OFFICE STUDIO - Second floor walk _ COUNTRY HOUSE 'elvtt Drive transmission, shall, propeller art done by a woman lor sole on commit utilities supplied Suitable mlddleaged or widow on pension? Mlddletown Atlantic r HAPPY CAPER"" and depth recorder MOO WJ MOO lion In Red Bonk shop Count 1S9» lor ap- older, mole or lemale. One month secu convenient Brood SI location Two room REALTY Highlands or eg. Call 4-9 p m., 141-RJ97. Lovely tour bedroom, two both, Cape Cod Upp Bell Lobs Holmdel pointment. rlty M4-37W. and lavatory Arcade entrance from Broad home In detlroble Little Silver area Large BLUE JAY - Wood ond dinghy 71 Ib YOUNG WOMAN - Wonted to share SI. ar Municipal Parking Lol tloo pe living room with fireplace, formal dtninc mushroom mooring. . COLLECTIONS OF U.II.1IRP" KEYPORT — Two rooms ond bath. Heal, house In Fair Haven. Nice yord. Near bus month. Inquire Mrs Hussy. Natelton's, '946-2500 RECORDS, SASESALL CARDS. COMIC air conditioning and utilities supplied t!75 room, eat In kllchen. paneled den, fenced line 142 7121. Broad II., Red Bonk 7411397. Mon backyard Coll ut lor on inipectlon Atktng BOOKS BOUGHT. 471 n per month. Coll 144-2117 between » a.m. through Frl., 10 S ONAHILL " Adluslabe o I and S p.m. Situated high with lovely views One ol neIIIIAw Iparts TRAILE, pointR. KohlAdluslabls Recentle lyo redoneII Al.l COPPER — Bran. lead, aluminum, bol 10S. Summer Rentals OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT - Proles new parts, point. Khl Rtl d terles, colt Iron and ileel scrap Old heat KEYPORT WEST - Large, olry, sin room mm. Red Bunks pfclllesl locations three bed AklWVS MI»4I» BAY HEAD SHORES - House with large slonol building. Choice location. Approx rooms, eitra large living room and gumr AsklnuWVS MI»4 en and rodlaten. uied machinery. An. apartment Ideal lor quiet coupre motejy 000 sq, ft. Call 747-3730. FUN AT HOME llques. L. Abroml«. Son. 774-SW0 7» 1170otter »pm yard. Sleep! five. Convenient lo beach ond room, two pal lot, full basement, all In su BOSTON WHALER - OLASTRON, >TI shopping. Month of July, 1750, Includes PROFESSIONAL OFFICE - Four rooms t the very betl kind ol oil! And whal could per condition IM.900 NGER, IIUHANAIIIK . JOHNSON out LONG BRANCH — 3''i room furnished utlllllet. 142(311 newly renovated, near Rlvervlew Hosplto juaronlee more lun thon an In-ground boards. OMC stern drive, ME ".CRUISER LIONEL TRAINS apartment. Centrally located. Redeco- USsq. ft Call 741 MOO. • wlmmlng pool, one In top .hope and with Buy Where The Service It! rated All utilities Call 12? 0176 or 111 ELEGANT THREE BEDROOM - Two ill the trimming*? We hove available o Don't loke leu. Get my otter. 946 2t93 SHI bath furnished private residence in best PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE - home that feature* lutl tuch a pool olorlV, "MIRROR, MIRROR section of Red Bank. Two-car garage, prI Ground floor, suitable for doctor or den with four bedroomt, Vh bathi and two go BQRPS ON THE WALL. LONG BRANCH - Near race track. Low vote polio Weekly mold cleaning service list, at 333 Broad St.. Red Bank. 747 3730. meroomv Atklng 144,900 Rivei Rd. »i'ii Hoven FLAGSHIP Income apartment Avolloble June 1 lo Sept. I. Coll 741 7713. Munlilpol War me Bosln WHO IS FAIREST a.m. to 5 p.m. Allunlii Highlands 7VI MSI OF THEM ALL?' Coll Ht-7M1 or 5411417 747-4532 FUR SI SHED ROOM - Private entrance PROFESSIONAL OFFICE AVAILABLE (Free- nil Hot Choi 11 TRY74ISU1 MATAWAN - Glenn Garden Apartments, Share bath Mlddlelown, near Red Bonk OWNfcRMUST SACRIFICE - Lovely cus With oil street parking Good trolfl BOStON WHAIER - 1171. wilh Mhp one-bedroom, tllS Heot. not water. park- SIOO per month. Call 747 05?? otter 5:30 generated. Three spacious rooms, air con ARMSTRONG lorn 40 bl level, In nice area ot Middle FOR UP TO ORIENTAL RUGS Ing 544-5414. p.m. or weekends dllloned. 750 sq ft., very reasonable Im AGENCY REALTORS lown, features loroe living room, dining motor and trailer Fully equipped I • mediate occupancy Call 471 3730 SSI Prospect Ave. L Illle Silver room, bricked klttntn, lamlly room, den, S349. IN three hours Remote lank Asking S400 ontwer, IJ»an private tile bath, modern mole! style 147 1109 S375. One year lease, one month's security room Refrigerator, TV, wall to wall cor >MALlTOFFICE FOR~«fiNT -~Appra«i MONMOUTH BEACH New listing. Thlt three bedroom ranch re ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — JVi room 291 3044 evenings, weekends petlng Bus slops at door All utlllllet In mately 9 ft. x 12 fl. Separate entrance. Al quins complete dtcorallon ond modern I links 71' Wooden IM Groy Inboard. Utilities. On Rl. 14, Mofowon Coll 5444934 A GREAT LITTLE TOWN apartment nvx all transportation and ma- RAVINE MANOR APARTMENTS — One eluded 717 ?455 or 741 9tM ON OCEAN AND RIVER nation but con be a super buy lor trw right tn cylinder Good running condition tSOD rina, utilities Included Security Suitable bedroom, SIOO. Available Immediately STORE FOR KENT - In Little Sllvt parlies II you are not afroltf to do iome i Call 447 1145 Atte, tpm.mOlM 201-544-9111 for couple. »I7S. I7M4JI. EAST KEANSBURG - Room and bath Contact Manager. Apt. F4, or phone 51} Kitchen privileges, use ol washer ond Shopping Plata. A work Seller will held a morlgoge for qual MARINE CANVAS Upholstery, drop 1955. dryer. Walk lo bus Woman only S» per 7474573 If led buyers For complete Information, tr Its BOAT HOUSE CANVAS SHOP dolt EATONTOWN FANTASTIC BUY kindly call DIRECTIONS: From Mon- week. Call 717-1300. STORE - Ideal location. Rl 35. Middle them all well On your boot. In your home LAKEVIEW TERRACE RED BANK - Two-bedroom duplm. Near AT 1137 Oceon Avt , Sea Brighl 147 Ml I mouth ' Shopping Canter but line Walking distance to town Per FURNISHED ROOM — Private entrance own Approximately 950 sq. II. Call 471 (Ealonlown Circle) proceed APARTMENTS Shore bath Mlddlelown, near Red Bank $39,900 IDEAL REALTY OUTBOARD MOTOR Newly decorated. Park-like setting Rent sonal references. One month security re- north on Roule » to third quired. Call 741 1531. S100 per month. Call 7470599 alter 5:10 WEST END - Office space. Ind tlaar Four bedroomt, IVi botht, tuptr eat in Wt At tORS Member MLS Ml WSJ II hp includes air conditioning, swim club, park- p.m. or weekends. kllchen, full heated basement wilh outtlde Call 147 I3W otter 4 p.m. traffic light (Broad Street) ing. V/i rooms, H07. 4V> rooms. MSS Un RED BANK — Unfurnished garden apart Suitable far protesslonoi person. RIVER PLAZA AR?(s7"-~On 6/id'acn Turn right Proceed one block Call 344 4770 otter 4 p.m entrance. Excellent condition Se* It thlt beautifully landscoptd corner tot. Throe der new management ol Mr. and Mn. Sim ments Studio and one-bedroom apart KEANSBURG - Large furnished roam weekend. OWI NS CABIN C»UISEV\t4f - J) tl. to EMonbrook. pton. menlnlt aavailable. Gretntrce Apt!.. 239 Prefer elderly person. UOper week. bedroom ranch, V/i baths, finished base mcchanlc't special Needs engine ond OfllCt: Apt. IA or Call 542*705 Sprining StSt.. Call 741-ltU lor appointment Call 717 2155 110. Wanted To Rent HICKEY AGENCY ment. Screened porch Flag.lone polio woodwork two or best offer Colim JM4 Realtor Call owner, 74117)7 otter S 30 p m »4* BOO I .1 MI, before I BUNGALOW — Or Iwo bedroom houte o p.m. Alk for George. apartment. Occupancy June I. i; Beach Rd Monmouth Beach RUMSON AREA Send for our "Hornet Coll after 4, 944-1T70. Call m 4017 anytime For Living" brochure, pics, descriptions SEARS I6FT AlUMINUUBOAt INTERLAKEN - By owner Looks small prices on available homes. APPLE Encellenl condlllon 1171 FAMILY OF FOUR - WanisThree. loui EMI very large Inside. Four bedrooms, Iwo BROOK REALTORS, 117 Ave of Two Rlv Calll7J<0Mf bedroom house In Little Silver, Fair Hoven en, Runuoir147 TWO or Rumson. Yeorly lease to slart In early baths. TV room, beautiful kllchen. full eel- SEA SKIFF 71' With Hying b, Idge and June. Consider option lo buy. 741-3754. eve or. Large screen and gloss rear porch tlx cylinder engine. Two.car garage. Wall to wall, central air RTTMSON^COTTAGE nlngv . Three bedrooms, one new both, com' Coll iu 77U orleJUM All vital parti NEW Asking JS4.9O0 S3I plelely remodeled Perfect for couple or Say YOUNG COUPLE - With year old child SHI. SILVERTON SKIFF - N'. 101 Grey AM want two-bedroom house or aporlmenl fo irnoll family. Clott to but line. Asking rlne Reody logo t7W June I. Shrewtbury area Reasonable 544 IU.JO0, Call 7J74W7 KEANSBURG CR0WELL AGENCY, 7|] River Rd , Fair Newly returblihed older home. Large Hoven 741-4030. YOUNG WOMAN - With year old child country kitchen with knotty pine cablnetY SPECIAL wishes to rent o three-room apartment In ivlnvlng room, three bedroomt, bright wn RUMSON - Victorian (harm wilt, unique MUSHROOM ANCHORS Red Bank, preferably with older woman full batement. On UHTOO lot with a Hillary Ne«l to rlvtr, near beach and MJ 16 MJ 3001b till who would be willing to babysit during _, Jble garden area Neot at a pin. boating. Living room, Iwo fireplaces, li Ib M0 400 Ib S17> working hours tday). Reasonable rent 139,500 THE SMOLKO AGENCY, 76) spacious dining room, eat-In kltcnen, TV 100 Ib MO MOIb UM References. Phone 471 1341 oiler 5 p.m. Main St., Ktantburg, 71741}] or 7I7I7M room, laundry room, ond study for Dad ISOIb.1100 400 Ib MIS Five bedroomi, V/t botht, fully Insulated 700 1b tIM 7001b tMO LINCROFT 173,KM 701 147 7OV4 ISOIb IIS0 1000 Ib 1700 -ule 3-4 bedroom tpllt on one hall acre In FOB Red Bonk SWIMMING RIVER - 41 1% ocrt His Of- Order now while supply losts REAL ESIATf errllic neighborhood Gomeroom Enioy ferlng wolertronl, water view and wooded skating or tithing In nearby pond. Very lomesltei Low, low lane*, excellent MARSH MARINE 7414/4/ „ FOR SALE convenient to everything One of a kind tor schools Truly custom homes from 19/.OO0 JOBHdgeatlheRedBonkR R Station IS, M0 10 IIM.000 WHELAN REALTY GROUP SURIF VAILING 1V4HI 3S. Mlddlelown 141 7M5 1001 Richmond Ave PI Pleasant Beach 01 131. Houses For Sale f H R EC- B E D R O O MCOLONIAL - lil.Hte.l f^*? ANXIOUS 174,900 VAN HORN ij'i.OOO Living room, dining room, kitchen, THOMPSON 14 FT FISHING IOAT Great starter home Four bedrooms with AGENCY-REALTORS Counlry letting Maintenance free oluml Good condlllon. tlOO With A 14x15 master bedroom, 1*' science kllchen Open 7 days Coll 74 hours a day num tiding. POUt P. ftovo, Irx ,6M 7S44 Call 717«4I1 otter 4pm I21 utility room, new QOI bmttoord heal 100' landscaped lot, 747-4100 TRI HULL CABIN - 10' aluminum ME I. MED REALTY 671 MU •04 River Rd Fair Haven OMC Inboord/oulttoarcInboord/outboarctt 1414)) hp engine INCROFT — Four bedroom Colonial With trailer. t7M» or best offer 717 1451 ATLANTIC HIGHLAND5/SPECTAC ULAR VIEW - Overlooking Sandy Hook )ne hall ocre, landscaped. 1W ytort UNFINISHED - wood proms tee el , boy and New York harbor. Home situated oung. Sprinkling tyttem, den with lite MARSH MARINE 7414717 on IVj acre lol, 225 II. obove sea level •lace, eat-In kltcnen, central air ond vocu X Bridge allhe Red Bank RR Station^ um tyitemt. Wail to wall carpeting ond VICTORIAN CHARM Park-like tract with large oaks, dogwood* Fair Haven home, ready to move Into, with 14 ALUMINUM BOAT Excellent condl Daily Register MOM-0-GRAM and other plants ond trees Six bedrooms many exlrot. f73,fOO. 741 S473. hree bedroomi, new both, formol dining Ion V400 six baths, /(replace, (wo mold's rooms one INCROFT — Two ttory Colonial Four room, den, plui 70x40 sun room, new kllch bolht, wrought Iron fencing on east one Phone evenings. 74HI7M A SPECIAL FEATURE TO APPEAR FRIDAY MAY 9th redroomt, 2Vi botht, 7\* goroget, ooi heat en. Wai I to wall throughout, fwo cor go south sides This Is on executive quality roge Asking U6.S00 io'/>' wooo SATCBOAT - wiffTcudiV built home which needs a little work. Sac and air conditioning, underground tprlnfc er, patio with got grill, overs tied parking CR0WELL AGENCY, /» River Rd, Fair cabin, bowsprll, molnsall. lib Good condl rifle*. Asking $90,000. Principals only Call Ion 177! or besl otter Itl MM dally between 9:30 and S p.m., 671 7400 area, two telf cleaning ovent. all oppll- Haven. 741 40M mcet. carpeting VSMo Principal! only CHRIS CRAFT CABIN CRUISER 132. Aportmenls Runt well Clean. 1700 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - New home LITTLE SILVER - For tole by owner Buy direct from builder Three-bedroom ronch on beoutttully Town Homes ! Tell Mom that you really care — Now you can Call 191-1442 hrubbed one half ocre. 71' living room »)! MERCURY - Model 1*00 EL. 140 h.p. with flrcpioce, separate dining room, pan Wilh power trim Like new condlllon Con put it in words for the first time with a Mom-0- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Brick ranch led den, eat in kllchen, tun porch and red CHESHIRE rals Included Coll Ben. 14? 4444 with three bedrooms, large living room wood deck, plus full dry bowment. Mony 4S SLUE NOSE SCHOONER - NeeeB • Gram. Tell over 100,000 readers how you feel with stone fireplace, IVi baths, dlnlnc xtrat Include aluminum tiding, new roof, ot ot work. No engine, but mony e«lros room, eat-In kllchen, laundry room, hoi all to-wall carpeting, fenced In Dockyard. SQUARE Can be seen ol Belford Marine hallway woler heat, plenty of closet room, finished Clim7Ml about Mom. Your ad will appear on one day, ery quiet street In lovely retldentiai Enjoy the luxury of on elegant con- basement with II' brick bar, two car g lelghborhood within walking distance of roge, screened in bock porch, on a large dominium and the convenience ot being choolt ond thopplng center. Atklng IN TOWN 154. Recreollonol Vehicles Friday, May 9. lot. Convenient to transportation, schools 57,900. Coll for appointment. 1*1079) church ond shopping area. Asking 149.SO0 U'IMIM Bllll T TRAILER FOR SALE- 791 0705 LITTLE SILVER-FOX HILL — Charming Wolk lo market, shops, bonk, bus, pott ol Two bedrooms, central olr, excellent con enter hall Cape with large dining room. lice, llbrory, etc . oil within one block ol ditlon Rnsonceie. 171 Ull BELFORD - New four bedroom Colonial .Ivlng room with fireploce, eat In kllchen this prestigious community - CHESHIRE on V« ocre lot. Living room, dining room, •vlth dlthwather and picture window, tour SQUARE - the exclusive odull con 197] TIOGA MOTOR HOME - Low mile- kitchen, IV, boths U9,900. BOB GRIMM domlnlum lor those 41 ond over AGENCY, «*-M00. jedroomi lor three bedroomt ond den), age. Excellent condlllon Oodge chassis wo full botht. full poneled bossement play Call offer 4^717 7»0S__ oom, fenced backyard with patio. visit our TERRACE HOME II otters totol BRAND NEW f31,9OO •rlnclpols only. Atklng U3.W0 141 40*? Klvocy. Includes large living room, dining Custom built three bedroom ranch with 15 room, kitchen, bedroom, den, two baths. 155. Sport* Equipment $ 1 LITTLE SILVER - New on market Split master bedroom, 21 living room, II sci aundry nook, porch, private fenced ler SURF BOARD encc kitchen, garooe. Pick your colors. four bedrooms, plus lorge storage race and built In goragt All this from r < Weber Eicellem condition MELMED REALTY 471-SMO area. Vfi baths, living room, dining room, 141.900 Only o tew left. 3 Lines — 1 Day 3.00 Itchen, den and garage. Oulel dead-end Asking ISO. Call 7474741. ireet. Perfect londscoplng ideoi location CHESHIRE SQUARE BROKER'S BEST ransterred owner asking J57.SOO CAM 156. Swimming Pools Classic Colonial, situated on the waler, Church si., off Prospect Ave Each additional line $1.00 features five spacious bedrooms, two full ASSA AGENCY, Realtors, MCMLS. 4 Little Silver, NJ I5'»4' POOL - All occessorles baths, 17' dining room, 13* den, full recreo 'arker Ave., Little Silver. 7414334. 74M337 741 1700 tlon basement, garage, 200' lot. sandy Call alter Spm.7el J44I DEADLINE: Thursday, May 9 at 1 p.m. beach, ipectocular view. Anxious In 40 t LITTLE SILVER SEA BRIGHT MELMED REALTY 471 S4S0 S37.9O0 SAMPLE MOM-O-GRAMS Make your rent dollars mean more Assu OCEANFRONT moble mortgage lor qualified buyer Two Air condllloned, huge stone tlreploce, two SPECIAL ledroom starter or retirement home with bedroomt. Iwo baths. All appliances In CHARMING eluded Home on tret'llrttd ttrt*t In prime or to of poclous backyard lor gordening Good 200 NOTICES Red Bonk. Walk lo tchooli. Irontportollon value In the small home field. HICKEY AGENCY ond thopplng Two bedroomi. plut der Realtor 210. Lost And Found with built-in bookcotet, or three bed 37 Beoch Rd. Monmouth Beach room!. Living room wllti fireplace, tepa REDDEN Call 777-4017 onytlme FOUND - Block Scottish Terrier, vicinity Mam: You're the Greatest HI MOM: Have a nice day AGENCY REALTORS of the A 1 P In Noveslnk, Hwy 34. Coll 717 We lave you. rate dining room, wall lo wall corpellng Wt love you Kllchen leak lo Kretntd-ln breeiewoy »1 Maple Avt . Red Sank STUART, FLORIDA -Attractive two 0740 onytlme Fronkle and Monica r-eor old condominium apartment In Cedo BUI and Patty Urge llnlthed botemenl Attached gorogr LOST - Black Poodle, In New Shrewsbury Fenced In bockvord Prlnclpoll only Alk 7419100 >olnt'olnte Village. First ffloorloor, ononebedrooe bedroom S I '_ S._lkj I Itr ll««fe - - •• Jt^t^t^ i I II .I, t lAV area Medium size, with tag, "I belong to Ing Mo.SOO. Cll Uiun IV) balht, living room, didininn g room, Flor MIODLETOWN SPLIT — Excellent oreo. IdIda room ond oi ill electri lticc kkitchen Call M7 Wilbur Grots." Please cotlTil S7M. Walk to ichoolt ond thopplng Mlnulet IfWof J4I-MM, LOST - Three keys tied with shoelace Si MOTHER'S DAY SUNDAY. MAY 11th. IN. Commercial Rentals room train. Three Dedroomidroomi,, familfay room, Its lor your Mom - See how clever you local launderette By college student. 747 ormol dinindii g room, coverecd d patiatio leadinleading 6IMort7IJMI con be. it ar yard Attached overtlie oo 135. Commerclol Property age. AitumoWe law Intereit martgaae PROFESSIONAL BUILDING LOST - Tiny female Yorkshire Terrier, FACTORY SPACE: Over 70.000 Owner otklng US.OUS.fOO THE KIRWAN CO . .ovely Victorian houte on Brood St., Red block and tan. answers to name al "Tolly, sq. II. (smallest unit 7,000 sq. ReallortRll , opeen untintil I %i1*> Bonk. Contains tlx offices and reception vicinity of St Joseph's School, Keypart room. Parking on property. Prime loco 7M15Hor 717(9*1 tt) Sprinkler system, heal, on MIDDLETOWN — Send for our Hornet tlon Just to7,SOO Coll today LOST - Vicinity of ltll7. parking. Will subdivide llon ond good Investment ot The Dally Register Also 3-room suite Approxi- 157.no 213. Instruction mately 420 Sq tt 4 NEW HOMES PIANO LESSONS - For beginners. In my Mom-O-Gram Dept. home. Hlghlonds One Register Plaza HICKEY $33,900 Call 7?l 2343 Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 PIANO LESSONS IN MY HOME - Adult Call 747-1100 REAL e&TATE AGENCY Buy direct Irotn builder beginners welcome. Experienced teacher REALTOR Will build to suit Colisye music ma lor grod. 741 4117 or your Broktr 17 Beech U. •ninlB tea PRIVATE TUTORING — Available In math ar reading, grates I to 1, through the Available Immtdiately 000 f money into the rat morous suggestion that cuts SINCE 1926 from supposedly responsible hole of local education." said "those of us who care companied by an adult and on a leash. 197S dog li- individuals in positions of au- deeply ... must redouble our can be made In such state censes will be on sale. thority and trust," Mr. Per- Mr. lie's biting sar- efforts to achieve public ac- services as education for the skie dramatized the realities casm denou local boards ceptance of the broad con- handicapped, shore erosion SCHEDULE AS FOLLOWS protection and agricultural CLIPPERS! research, clearly identifies MONDAY—May 5 the consequences of contin- OSTER and SUNBEAM Action Auction, Rte. 36, E. Kcons. 7 - 9 P.M. uing the political petulance TUESDAY—May 6 Armed Forced Day events and fiscal fogginess which have thus far blocked all at- HORSE .and DOG ELECTRIC CUPPERS Action Auction, Rta. 36, E. Keens. 7 - 9 P.M. tempts to meet the state's • THURSDAY—May 8 funding problems with rea- Uncroft Fire House, Newman Spgs. Rd. 7 - 9 P.M. at fort to run five hours sonable revenue raising meth- FT. MONMOUTH - A five- Maj. Jordan said the fort different eras from 1775 to the ods. REPLACEMENT BLADES IN STOCK SATURDAY—May 10 hour program has been sched- exhibits and displays will be present. Assemblyman Albert Burst- Public Works Garage, Kanei Ian* 10 A.M. • 12 noon. uled at Ft. Monmouth for the open to the public through the For the finale a sky diving ein, chairman of the Assem- • DOGS MIKT IE ACCOMPANKD IY AN ADULT AND ON A UASH general public on Armed five-hour program. show starts at 11:30 a.m. Sev- bly's Education Committee, SYCAMORE AVE. 741-6300 SHREWSBURY •• 1975 DOC UCINSIS WR1II ON SAU Forces Day on May 17. There will be four special eral members of both the The celebration of the ob- events held on Greely Field in Fort Monmouth and West servance at the fort will be ' the morning. Point Sports Parachute clubs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The At 10 a.m. the Joshua Hud- will make jumps over Greely east and west gates will open dy Fifes and Drums from Field. to the public at 9:30 a.m. Colts Neck, dressed in Conti- Included among the dis- nental Army uniforms and plays on Greely Field will be A fort committee, headed bearing flintlock muskets, an Army tank, the night vl by Maj. Richard W. Jordan, will march while playing Rev- slon van, two Army helicop- the Armed Forces Day proj- olutionary War music. ters, MP vehicles, fire en ect officer here, has arranged A demonstration on pre- glnes, an ambulance, and a a show which will include two cision drill maneuvers will be Boy Scout exhibit. hours of special events in the given by the Army Commu- Meanwhile, the other main morning. nications Electronics School's area of Interest to Armed ceremonial unit, starting at Forces Day visitors will be In 10:30 a.m. Myer Hall. The Fort Monmouth 389th Work of the Army Elec- Army Band will highlight Its tronics Command labora- Armed Forces Day band con- tories, training methods em cert with a bicentennial fla- •WtMONUUtt ployed by the Army Commu MOTHER'S vor. The post band will play a nications Electronics School, DAV 45-minute concert, starting at a display by the Satellite PLATE 10:45 a.m., in a "salute to the Communications Agency, oth playing songs in the er features in the fields of communications and elec- tronics, plus various armed forces equipment will be on exhibit and display to the public from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Military films will also be shown in the Myer Hall audi torlum. Parley set by educators EATONTOWN - The N.J. Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development Region II, will have Its an- nual spring conference at Old Orchard Inn, Monmouth Road, Wednesday from 4:30 to 9 p.m. &v~— The association will host administrators, supervisors 111II IT international team won the and teachers to a program of World Cup final match in soc- small group meetings and dinner. W H A I cer on July 7, 1974? 1111 n 1 John Cunningham, an au- thority on New Jersey, will The answer is just one speak on the "Bicentennial — of the thousands upon Can Fanfare and Learning Mix." thousands of fascinating Four speakers In the small events and facts compiled groups are: Dr. Erling Clau- in the second annual edi- sen, Berkeley Heights super- tion Of THE ASSOCIATED intendent of schools; Leonard Berman, state Department of PRESS SPORTS ALMA- Education; William Waldeyer NAC, 1975—now available and Michael DelPozzo, As- through this newspaper. bury Park Schools, and Dr. When it comes to facts, Laurence Kaplan, Rutgers University. Nicholas Gentile figures, records, profiles of Asbury Park, is conference of great athletes, pictures, chairman. any hard-to-locate infor- mation on just about any sport played around the County will get world, from Archery to $41,000 in aid Yachting, this compact enthusiast. Its every word FREEHOLD - Assem- book could be the answer. is strictly—on the record! blyman Walter J. Kozloski, D- Monmouth, announced today Yes, it s 928 pages are Send for your copy he has been informed of a total guide for the sports today. $41,000 in Department of Community Affairs grants in Available through this Newspaper Monmouth County. for the Special Price of only— Mr. Kozloski said Commis- sioner Patricia Q. Sheehan PLUS 25 CENTS FOR has told him a $15,000 grant $1.85 POSTAGE & HANDLING has gone to the Monmouth County Welfare Board to HERE'S HOW TO ORDER train welfare recipients in To obtain your copy (and additional copies) simply fill home upkeep and repair. The out the coupon and mall It with the proper remittance funding will extend through to the address Indicated. Allow at least three to four December. weeks for delivery of the book by mall. The Uth District legislator said $28,000 has been allo- cated to Hazlet and Matawan AP SPORTS ALMANAC Townships to provide joint Red Bank Register health services through the Box 306 Interlocal Services Program, Teaneck, N.J. 07666 with a full-time health officer New Jersey Bell has added new Design So first, stop and consider your own Just check the front of your phone being hired to serve both mu- .for. . copies of Line telephones to its already wide family's needs. (Remember, phones be- book for the address and phone num Enclosed is $. nicipalities. The Official AP 1975 Sports Almanac at $1.85 (plus 25 selection of Princess." Trimline" and long where you work, relax or spend ber of ^our local New Jersey Bell Busi- cents for postage & handling) each. Card party planned Touch-Tone" models. Now we can offer most of your time.) Then call or visit ness Office. you phones for every purpose. 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