The Daily Register

VOL. 99 N0.61 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1976 15 CENTS

VANDALS STRIKE - This Utility pole at Union Fire in Keyport razes and Jersey Aves., Union Beach, once stood ap- proximately 30 feet high before it was sawed Into two pieces by vandals, police report. They r say vandals, who they believe, are Iuveniies, used a chain saw for the task. The pole is about IS Inches In diameter. Police, members of the Board of Education and concerned citizens are cooperating In an effort to decrease the rash of a borough landmark vandalism In the borough. By DAVID ASTOR

KEYPORT - A fire swept through the West Furniture Co. here last night, leveling the nearly 100-year-old build- ing but no injuries were re- ported Fire Chief Harold Aumack, who coordinated the fire- fighting maneuvers of more than 250 firemen from com- panies representing about a dozen towns, said that there were a few cases of minor smoke inhalation, but nothing more serious. Neither the Fire Chief nor. police here were able to im- mediately pinpoint the cause of the fire or provide a loss estimate in the destruction of the three-story wood and block structure. Sgt. George Nadler guessed that it could have been "a million-dollar fire," but was not certain. An Investigation was sched- uled for today. The blaze was first reported around 10:15 p.m.'by Albert Bennett, who resides on 72 First St., Immediately next to the West Furniture Co. The fire companies here, first on the scene, were soon followed BATTLING THE BLAZE - Firemen hose the burned to the ground before firemen from about 12 by companies from Union crumbling West Furniture Company building, First communities could control the blaze An In- Beach. Hazlet. Holm- St., Keyport late last night. The nearly 100-year-old vestigation was scheduled by police ond fire offi- del, Middletown, Keansburg. structure caught fire ot about 10:15 p.m. and cials today. (Another photo on page 2). Matawan, Matawan Town- ship, Marlboro, Atlantic High- Brandauer, 2nd Lt. for En- tresses in the furniture store Mr Bennet's house — an IM0 nighl'i fire was the first h* lands, Morganvllle. Old gine Co. 1 in explaining why could provide places where structure that narrowly es- could remember in the furni- Bridge and the Earle Weap- the men came off the roof the fire might linger a long caped the flames ture store since the original ons Depot. "We made a strategic, with- time. Mr. Hannell, his eyes blood- structure was burned In 1171, With the flames raging, the drawal and started a ground The building was apparent- shot and misty, said that all a fire that eventually leveled firemen sprayed the building attack." ly unoccupied when the fire he could do once he arrived half of Keyport The store, from all angles with their Most of the flames were started Richard Hannell, on the scene was watch the one of the largest here, wai Union Beach losing hoses Several men from En- quenched by 11:30 p.m., but manager of the store and a fire founded in UN gine Co. 1 got on the roof of small fires and huge, billow, son-in-law of M year-old own- "I got so shook up that the The crowd watching the the building for several min- ing columns of smoke re- er Herbert West, said he was First Aid had lo give me a blaze was pretty subdued, utes to combat the flames, mained Chief Aumack laid at hu home in Mlddlelown little air," he uld even when firemen attempted but gave It up and got down that wetting down of the ruins when he was called by one of Ai for Mr .West, the man- to knock down the one re- its vandalism battle several minutes before the was continuing this morning his employes who lives here maining wall of the building ager said he was "taking n By JILL HUBER school property have been damaged. Forty- building collapsed at around Robert Knowles, a patrol- "I came down on the Park pretty rough " The owner, a Chief Aumack explained two windows wen- broken in July, and 11 p.m. man for the Monmouth Coun- way and I could see the red resident here, stayed with hit that the wall was knocked UNION BEACH - Despite passage last twenty-nine more were'shattered in August "The fire was too hot and ty Emergency Police, noted sky from a distance, Mr Han daughter during the ordeal down to preclude the post! July or an ordinance establishing parental re- Obviously, this can't go on." heavy for us," said John that the foam rubber mat- nel recounted, as he stood In Mr Hannel said that last See Fire, page i sponsibility for the unlawful conduct and ac- Mr. Arnold and the board have proposed tivities of minors, officials here say the wave the formation of a committee composed of of juvenile vandalism that inspired the mea- board members, residents, police and youth sure does not appear to have subsided. representatives to investigate methods of cur- Police,' borough officials and concerned bing vandalism at the school. citizens, however, are actively involved in an Letters suggesting a joint meeting will be effort to solve the problem, which, although sent by the board to all concerned parties, Salkind wants new leader rampant here, is not unique in this municipal- Mr. Arnold said. , ity. William G. DiMaio, school superinten- By JIM McCORMICK democracy to do that," he spread publicity because of strongly attacked Mayor Ar- he does, he should receive the said. the guessing game which took thur Goldzweig and the cur- nomination because he is a Among the most concerned parties are dent, said the borough's parental responsi- MARLBORO - Morton Sal- place over who would be rent towmhip Democratic political winner, having been members of the Board of Education. bility ordinance has had little effect on the "No boss of a political par- kind has begun his campaign ty will ever be my boss." Mr there Mr Salkind still insists leadership which he (Mr Sal- reelected to the Assembly "Repair costs for broken windows at Me- vandalism problem. for a Democratic nomination Salkind said that Gov Brendan T Byrne kind) helped elect That while Mr Salkind was not morial School have exceeded $2,000 since "Incidents of vandalism were worse this for the state Senate next year would have been there if he means that Mr Salkind has The assemblyman said he July, 1»75," said Harold W. Arnold Jr., board past summer than they've been in the past 10 Mr Salkind said he was with a call for new party (Salkind) last week had not alienated the people who now did not plan or approve ot the president. "Fences and outdoor lighting or. See Union Beach, page 2 "offered an opportunity to ac- leadership that "represents quiesce." He did not clarify asked senior elected officials are at the helm of his politi- alleged "bullet voting " the people." this remark who were Invited not to come cal base Mr Salkind now has taken Mr. Salkind told nearly 500 "But we will go forward to- Mr. Fiorino has continually Last year, all these people as his theme, bringing the persons at his kickoff dinner gether and nobody will buy us insisted, however, that Gov strongly supported Mr Sal- Democratic party back to the Saturday night at the Rob- off," he said. Byrne told him he was not go- kind for reelection Mr Sal- people He has been critical ertsville Firehouse that "we Mr. Fiorino said yesterday ing to attend Almost all coun- kind lost the election to Mrs of what he calls "party bos Carter train makes will clean up the county and that Mr Salkind's comments ty officials and state legisla- Mane A Muhler. a Republi- >es," but has never named this legislative district (Dis- were "just Moby Dick spout- tors interviewed from the can from here, by 271 voles, who he was specifically re- trict 11)." ing again." county said they would not while his running mate, in- ferring to "1 don't take the whole have attended «ven if they cumbent Walter J Kozloski. There were several current The former mayor and as- were invited semblyman did not attack the thing serioulsy and I don't won election by polling 411 and former office holders brief stops in state think anyone else does, ei- The county chairman re- votes more than Mr Salkind from the western part of the party leadership by name fused to sanction the dinner, Mr Salkind recently county at the dinner Satur- ter F. Mondale, D-Minn., who However, it was apparent ther." Mr Fionnosaid NEW YORK (AP) - Jim- National Committee Chair- claiming that the $25 a couple charged that Democrats in day They Include Joseph completes the trip Tuesday that he was referring to John Mr Salkind insists that he my Carter is heading West by man Robert Strauss. event would siphon funds Freehold. Mr Kozloski's po- l.anzaro, former mayor and with whistlestops in Pennsyl- R. Fiorino, county chairman will seek the Democratic Sen- rail on a Harry Truman-style The train is sponsored by from Democratic candidates litical base, deliberately former local Democratic vania, Ohio, Indiana and Il- and county clerk. ate nomination with our with campaign train intended to the DNC, and Carter rides it running this year Many off! voted fur Mr Kozloski but not chairman. Manalapan Com linois. out party support Some polit- add excitement to his White today to rallies and speeches Mr. Salkind said "some cials also believe that Mr for Mr Salkind This is called mitleeman Steven Plliak, for Strauss told a reporter the ic?! observers feel it is diffi- House drive and help other in Newark and Trenton in people risked their jobs to be Svlkind had the dinner too "bullet voting " mer Manalapan Mayor James train will cost about 1100.000 cult for him to succeed, since Democratic candidates from New Jersey and to five Penn- here tonight." soon and that he did not have Mr Kozloski says he Is con- A Flanagan and Kenneth I. and is intended as a "total he lost his bid for reelection Manhattan to Chicago. sylvania cities, including Har- "It is disturbing to think justification for having it sidering seeking the Demo- Olsen, who Is secretary of the campaign package." to the Assembly last year "We expect this train will risburg, Altoona, Overbrook. that some people would dare now cratic state senate nomi- Western Monmouth Utilities It is hoped the train, and when he had party support do the one thing Jimmy Car- Johnstown and Pittsburgh. violate the principles of The dinner received wide- In addition, Mr Salkind has nation next year He said if See New leader, page I ter likes to do better than At Pittsburgh, the Demo- the speeches, handshaking anything else, campaign at cratic presidential candidate and band music that go with the grass roots where the turns the 18-coach train over it, will boost the Carter cam- people are," said Democratic to his running mate, Sen Wai- paign, aid voter registration and efforts to get out the vote and help scores of state, local Iselin has heart attack in Denver and congressional Democratic candidates. (Game story ra page 11) condition as "critical," but Anthony Hospital floundering American Foot- A second hospital spokes- Before boarding the train. DENVER (AP) - Philip H~ later changed it to "serious " ball League franchise from The Inside Story man. Jolene Allis, said Iselin Carter issued a news release Iselin, of 118 Portaupeck His vital signs were reported broadcaster Harry Wlsmer in was admitted as a patient in in which he said the future of Ave., Oceanport. NJ., presi- to have stabilized INI Two other members of THE WEATHER the coronary intensive car* the American family as a bas- dent and part owner of the A statement Issued by the that group. Townsend B Mar- Mestly saaay today. Hlgks la the apper Iselin also is president and ic social institution is so New York Jets, was listed in Broncos at the stadium said tin and Leon Hess, are still 7ta to lew Ms. Partly deafly toalgkt. Taraiag chairman of the board of threatened that a special serious condition in a Denver Iselin suffered a heart attack affiliated with the team. Mar- caeler tontrraw. Camplete report *n page 2. Monmouth Park Jockey Club White House conference hospital early today after suf- at halftime of the game be- tin as chairman of the board tween the two teams. in Oceanport Newest tf the simmer brides U should be held on family life fering a cardiac arrest while and Hess as vice president In the winter of 1974. he MM! tocal dectors (tawe breast tests ...II next year whether or not he is watching the Jets play the The statement said Iselifi and treasurer was inducted into the Jockey Skua Getmet to appear at exhibit elected president Denver Broncos, a hospital lost consciousness while But after the partners spokesman said. watching the game from a Club Five years before that. bought out Werblin s interests DAILY REGISTER He made public a report by Bridge Advice. 15 The spokesman. Dorothy seat in the visiting owner's he was awarded a doctorate in 1M8, it was Iselin who PHONE NUMBERS Democratic attorney Joseph of humane letters from Mon- 7 A. Califano Jr., his family af- Pierson, said the 74-year-old booth and was revived by Dr emerged as the executive Classified IU» Mala Mike Iselin was taken to the hospi- Thomas Dillon \ mouth, N J College for his boss of the Jets He was the Tall Free I7I«HI fairs adviser, which con- contributions to the New Jer- Cearics U cluded that high unemploy- tal after becoming ill at Mile Dillon is the husband of man who chose Al Ward as Tel Free JM-IIN sey shore area Crasswtrd Pixzle IS ment and unsympathetic fed- High Stadium Officials at the Hellen Dillon, one of the other the team's general manager, CtnstfMDeat H2I7W Editorials I eral policies have placed the hospital at first listed Iselin s Jets' owners bean was part of the group succeeding retiring Weeb Ew- OreaUUaa Deaf S42-4M Ealertalameit II family under increasing The statement said Iselin headed by David "Sonny " bank last year and he was the u The decision of the 7-11 Appli- spans •»«•» * ^' strain. was conscious when taken to Werblin that purchased the man who fired Ewbank's son- MUdletewa Bareaa 171-tZH cation has been postponed un- the intensive care unit at St in-law, Charley Winner, as LUestyle M Carter invoked the memory DetecUWe Shrinp, ft FreeMd Bareaa 4O-2I21 til the Ocl IB. 1(76. meeting coach midway through last Make A Dale I of President Truman fre- of the Monmouth Beach Plan- Sumptuous Quiche and Leag Braark Bareai ..82-Wlt OMeUal season, replacing him even- OMtaaries M quently yesterday as he cam- ning Board Crepes. Every Tues fashion Stalekwse Bareaa m-m nil Luncheon-Fashion Show. tually with Lou llolu Sa«rts U-W See Carter, page 2 Pauline C Edson. Secretary Tues show at Fromagene. MZ-M88 PfeOkal 2 The D*iyRi giUri SHREWSBURY, N J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1976 Ford polishing his prose for Thursday's TV debate Carter agreed to a change. dian family income of about Carter's running male, was to By JAMES H. RUBIN take over for the former Aitactaled Press Writer The television networks (12,000 to 115,000 a year. have protested the restric- Charging distortion by Re- Georgia governor in Pitts- burgh and ride the 18-coach President Ford is polishing tions, particularly Richard publicans, Carter said yes- Salant, the president of CBS terday, "I'm not going to add train tomorrow to stops in his prose for the upcoming Ohio, Indiana and Chicago. debate, while his Democratic News, who said in telegrams a tax burden on working fam- In his interview with The rival, Jimmy Carter, is reviv- to Ford and Carter that bar- ilies and the medium income Associated Press, Carter said ing whistle-stop campaigning ring TV from showing au- categories, 115,000." the aim of his tax reform pro- In a barnstorming tour of key dience reaction would "create Counterpunching, he con- posals would not be to either Eastern states the most dangerous prece- tended Republicans favor tax raise or lower government Recalling memories of the dent" for news coverage. breaks for the rich and giant revenues over-all. late President Harry Truman, Tax reform shaped up as a . corporations at the expense of Carter boards a train In New leading subject for the first working families. "The over-all effect would York City today to whistle face-to-face confrontation be- Dole, who said Carter be to shift a substantial in- stop through New Jersey and tween the candidates. should "drop out of the race" crease toward those who have Pennsylvania Carter traded charges and If he can't get a better grip the higher incomes and re- Ford had a light schedule, accusations with Republicans on specifics, predicted that duce the income tax on the leaving plenty of time to re- over the weekend, in a con- tax reform would be the ma- lowerand middle-income tax- hearse for Thursday night's troversy that followed an As- jor topic at the first debate. payers," Carter said. nationally televised debate sociated Press interview in In line with his strategy thus far, Ford doesn't plan to In a partial transcript of LEVELED — Smoke rises from the wreckage of with Carter in Philadelphia which the former Georgia the blaze for hours but could not save the building, stray far from the White the interview, transmitted on the West Furniture Co., First St., Keyport, which on domestic issues. governor expounded on tax which toppled at about 11:30 last night. House the next few days. AP wires Saturday for use in burned to the ground last night. Firemen fought Aides said the President revision. this afternoon's newspapers, had the substance of what he Carter said the purpose of Aides said Ford would re- hearse for the debates by re- the words '"and middle-in- wants to say "down pretty reform should be to shift a come" were dropped becasue cold" and was concentrating substantial portion of the tax sponding to questions from staffers posing as reporters. of a transcribing error. After on how to get his points burden to persons with higher the controversy arose, a tape across without wasting words Carter's whistle-stop tour incomes. recording of the Interview 136-year-old home spared was intended to inject en- The League of Women Vot- With vice presidential can- was reviewed and the omis- ers said it will stick to its didate Bob Dole leading the thusiasm into the campaign KKYI'OHT - Albert Hennell, sitting in the kitchen of his adding that he rushed to a fire alarm on the Comer of First sion was corrected. ground rules for the debates, way, GOP critics contended at a time of growing Demo- hiiusc mi 72 First SI., reflected on hnw his 136-year-old struc- and Church Sis prohibiting television cam- Carter would Increase taxes cratic concern over projec- Republicans said the Ford inn' narrowly missed catching fire. Police, he said, arrived in "less than a half minute" and eras from focusing on the au- for half the families In Amer- tions of a low voter turnout. administration favors cutting "1 think I was a lucky SOB," he declared. "The Key- the fire companies came soon after. dience, unless both Ford and ica, all those above the me- Sen. Walter F. Mondale, taxes for everyone. I><>< 1 fire companies and the departments from surrounding Mr. Bennett estimated (hat his house is worth $200,000. Miiiiniimitics saved my house." The only effect the fire had on it was some water damage The striking red house was only 16 Inches from the West from all the hosing it took. Furniture Co., which burned to the ground last night. Firemen Mr. Bennett noted that the brick walls of his home helped Hazlet to weigh were able ID save Mr Bennett's house by continually hosing It it withstand the blaze, but reiterated the importance of the down. firemen's efforts. Mr llennelt was in the house when he spotted the blaze. "I appreciate the tire companies prompt attention," he TION I heard a noise, looked out and saw the fire," he said, said. "They did a tremendous job." PBA pact offer .By Tie Associated Press HAZLET - The Township cuss the contract. Policemen Committee, at an adjourned are currently working under meeting tomorrow night, is a two-year contract that has Congress races adjournment date scheduled to consider a con- been extended until agree- Carter train in state stops tract proposal offered by the WASHINGTON - Congress faces long sessions and ment is reached on a new Policemen's Benevolent Asso- '(Continued) In his two years in the ner in St. Louis that Ford's loaded calendars this week as it races to make its scheduled pact. that Truman's domestic ciation (PBA) Local 189 at a Patrolman Lawrence paigned in Kansas City ind White House, President Ford admiration for the 33rd Presi- record "smacks of scandal Oct. 2 adjournment date. negotiating session Thursday. Hawkins, PBA secretary, said si Louis with Missouri's two has made Truman into a per- dent is recent. and extreme partisanship." Congressional leaders seem determined to m*et that tar- Mayor Herbert J. Kupfer that the policemen "sub- Democratic senators, Staurt sonal hero. But Carter told an He quoted Ford as telling a Ford then went on to say get, with House Speaker Carl Albert claiming that he will said that the proposal in- mitted whit we wanted" and Symington and Thomas F. audience at the seventh an- Truman scholar in 1(71 when that Truman's "big failing" keep his chamber in session all night if necessary. volves a three-year contract, •nnual Harry S Truman din- Ford was still a congressman was that "he could never sur- In the Senate, where the workload appears lighter, Assis- would wait for the committee retroactive to Jan. 1. It con- mount the petty politics of his tant Democratic Leader Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., has told to consider It. tains a raise the first year but day- colleagues to brace for "long daily sessions." no additional raises during Carter told his audience he But, added Byrd, "as far as the Senate is concerned, we the next two. The policemen Fire razes cast his first vote in a presi- are definitely on course." Union Beach losing fight also asked for an Increase in dential election tor Truman in Democratic leaders say they want to prove wrong Presi- their clothing allowance from 1M8. "He ran against a do- dent Ford's prediction last week that Congress would miss Its landmark $300 to $600 a year. The nothing Congress. I'm run- deadline by at least a week and his claim that he needs to amount of the pay raise against youthful vandalism ning against a do-nothing stay in town to keep Congress from "going off the deep end." in Keyport sought by the PBA was not President," Carter said. Both the House and Senate were to dispose of a number of (Continued) Police, meanwhile, have increased their uncontroversial bills today to clear the way for some meatier disclosed. (Continued) "To the extent that I can be bility that it might tumble on yean," said Mr DiMaiu "Usually, the van patrols of the school grounds and the town at factual, frank and clear, to issues later in the week. The contract proposal, said d.ill •.in falls into a distinct pattern: it increas- large. Four cars with two men per car ride the mayor, is similar to the firemen near the structure that extent I can pattern my who were hosing the blaze. es at the beginning of spring, tapers off in the streets from 4 p.m. to 8 a.m., according to own campaign after his." Second debate date set Oct. 6 one offered by the Township July and August and then increases again Capt. Joseph Nappl Sr. Committee to the PBA earlier The firemen knocked down SAN FRANCISCO — The second debate between Presi- right before school reopens in the fall. in the year. the wall by attaching a rope Nevertheless, street lights are still bro- dent Ford and Democratic presidential nominee Jimmy Car- "This year marked a change in the pat- ken, cars continue to be vandalized, fires are Mayor Kupfer said that the to it and then pulling it down. New leader ter will take place in San Francisco on Oct. 6, the San Fran- A chimney, however still bil- tern," the superintendent noted. "The van- still set In vacant buildings and debris is con- cisco Chronicle said today. PBA proposal will be relayed dalism never tapered off." stantly strewn on public and private proper- to Stephen J. Filardl and lowing smoke as late as 2 is demanded The Chronicle quoted George T. Davis, Carter's area a.m. was allowed to remain Mr DiMaui said Ihe vandalism has sub- ty, Capl. Nappi said. campaign manager, as saying representatives of both parties Francis J. O'Brien, two com- sided somewhal since two security guards be- "Unfortunately, the parental responsi- mitteemen who did not attend standing. ~ by Salkind were scheduled to be in San Francisco today to plan the na- "It's one of the biggest fires gan patrolling .school grounds ia.,( month But bility ordinance hasn't had much effect yet," tionally televised event in the 1,350-seat Veterans Auditorium. the negotiating meeting. said Capt. Nappl. "We still have as many If the committee cannot we've had in recent months," the apparent lack of parental responsibility (Continued) Davis also is president of the board that operates the complaints about juvenile vandalism as be- reach agreement tomorrow declared Hazlet Fire Chief (df the actions of children is the reason van- Authority (WMUA), Robert complex which includes the auditorium, on the block adjacent fore. But the ordinance Is still pretty new — night. Mayor Kupfer said that Robert Norden. dalism exists here on such a large scale, he Holland, lawyer for the Zon- to City HaU. said maybe In time It will become more effective. ing Board of Adjustment another negotiating session The size of the fire drew As far as the parental responsibility or- here; Manalapan Com- Sex scandal held not hurting vote would be set up for Wednes- over a dozen first aid squads dlnance ll concerned, you have to actually Capt. Nappi said two cases related to the mitteeman George Spodak, day with the PBA. to the scene and many wom- catch a kul with • rock in his hand before you new ordinance are now on the Municipal dinner co-chairman, Nicholas WASHINGTON - The Capitol Hill sex scandal and al- The PBA and the com- en who roamed around the can hold the juvenile or the parents account- Court docket. These are the first such cases Padalino, former Manalapan leged funds abuses are not visibly hurting House Democrats' mittee have had several ses- groups of wet firemen offer- able,"' he said "Only then can you get the in accordance with the parental ordinance, he tax collector, and Gerald Son- re-election chances. sions in the past year to dis- ing coffee and cupcakes. chilli help if it's necessary or administer pun- said. But the Democrats concede Republicans may win back nenblick, former Manalapan ADVERTISEMENT Ishmenl If thai is the answer. . "Vandalism is just about our worst prob- committeeman. some seats in November anyway "Most dl the damage is done after 11 lem in this town," the officer said. "In the There were also several Associated Press bureaus across the country report that |i in ." he continued "On several occasions, past, we have pulled kids in for what turns people in attendance who sup- most of nearly a dozen candidates campaigning under clouds the police have patroled the grounds at 1 a.m. out to be their firth or sixth offense — one ported Mr. Salkind Initially of sex allegations or convictions or reprimands are expected and returned at 3 p in to find that several was even a 15-tlme offender — but then they several years ago. to win. New loan window! have been broken in the interim appeared in juvenile court and were re- They include Eli S. Belil, Republican campaign officials al one time planned to The tUM thing has happened between 3:30 leased: case closed." unsuccessful Assembly candi- make the Capitol Hill sex scandal a major issue In races all I in and 7 am If parents could account for "The other problem is that the vandals date; Ira Hilfman, a member over the country, but the AP survey found it being used only the whereabouts of their children during seem to have built-in radar," he said. "They of Mr. Salkind's campaign in a few. those hours, perhaps vandalism could be re- always seem to know when we're coming and source for staff, his wife, Mrs. Joyce duced " then they disappear into the night. But maybe Hilfman, former township Chants dropped from prayer book the new ordinance will help us reprimand Hut the exact catalyst that provokes juve- clerk; and Robert French. MINNEAPOLIS — Episcopal representatives have elimi- those kids we do catch, and maybe it will im- niles to break windows at the school, and One new face is Barry nated from a proposed new rendering of the church's historic prove dialogue between kids and parents." vandalize cars and homes at random has es- Kushner, who has been very Book of Common Prayer some ancient chants considered of- homeowners caped definition thus far The most disheartening aspect of the van- vocal lately at council meet- fensive to Jews. which allows homeowners "Maybe these kids are saying they want dalism problem, according to Mayor Fred J. ings. Rumor has It that Mr. It was the first time in four centuries that the old master- to cash in on the equity of Bomething they haven't been getting," said Varlese, is that it throws a shadow on the in- Kushner will run for council piece of ritual and scripture reading had undergone extensive Grand their homes without selling. Mr. .DiMam. "Maybe we can find out what it nocent as well as the guilty. next year, although he will revision. The deletions came as the church's governing con- This method of borrowing is the) want Maybe they don't have enough "We have plenty of fine, decent kids in not confirm this. vention neared final action today on the revised version. has become so popular that to d(i Maybe they're angry All we can do is this town." said Mr. Varlese. "But this juve- Mr. Salkind was introduced The House of Bishops was expected to concur with the Opening literally tens of thousands try'to find out what the problem is." nile vandalism thing gives them all a bad by Mr. Spodak. Mr. Spodak overwhelming approval given to the changes Saturday by of homeowners file ap- School officials are hopeful that better name and it's not fair. Hopefully, our new or- said , "The record shows that laity and clergy in the other branch of the church's bicameral 1021 Route 35 in Middle- plications every year. dialogue between youths and adults will re- dinance will help separate the good from the Morton Salkind is for the legislature, the House of Deputies. town is the site for the new- sult from Ihe proposed committee's efforts. bad." est branch of THE MONEY BIG MONEY LOANS, STORE. Most area residents SMALL PAYMENTS are familiar with television Under this method a commercials of this major homeowner can borrow any Weather: Sunny lending institution featuring amount from a few hundred Phil Rizzuto, the ex Yankee dollars up to $25,000 and Mostlj sunny today Highs the northern Rockies to the baseball star and currently sometimes much more. This in the upper 70s to low SOs. northern and central Inter- • sportscaster for the team, type of loan permits for Partly cloudy tonight Low in mountain regions. 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The 25 year-old decorated For Red Bank and Rumson In Toms River it's Dick Fel- SECONDARY Vietnam veteran suffered bridge, add two hours; Sea CAMPAIGN KICKOFF - Morton Salkind, second chairman; Mrs. Carole Salkind, his wife, and Jo- ton at 244-6300. You are MORTGAGE LOANS burns in a chemical Bright, deduct 10 minutes; from right, discusses his klckoff dinner Saturday In seph Lanzaro, former Marlboro mayor and former invited to call for informa- blast and fire al Witco Chem- Long Branch, deduct 15 min- his bid for a 1977 Democratic State Senate nomi- Marlboro Democratic chairman. Nearly 500 people The figures quoted will tion or advice even though you have no intention of ical I'urp , Perth Amboy. on utes; Highlands bridge, add nation with, left to right, George Spodak, a Ma- attended the dinner at the Robertsvllle Firehouse, be bawd on a highly popu- borrowing. Sept 9 40 minutes. nalapan Township Committeeman and dinner co- Marlboro. lar method of borrowing, SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1976 *Slim Gourmet9 to be at exhibit

LINCROKT - Barbara Gibbons, cookbook author and na column la ttttl for United Feature Syndicate and it is esti- "and diets took away not only the food I loved bat a creative Uooally syndicated tolumnist, will participate along with staff mated that she reaches eight million readers throughout Ihe pliawn as well Eiperimentiag with ways to trim calories - members of The Daily Register and The Sunday Register, nation. Many also read her bi monthly column. "Creative without sacrificing flavor - became my new hobby, one that awwsbury, at the "Hade In Maimouth" exhibikm at non- Low-Calorie Cooking, " in Family Circle magazine wu so challenging and engraaug that I never felt deprived. mouth Museum She note* that the cookbook was a "big seller" even be The pounds came off ptMeaaty And for the first time in my The purpose of the program, which will continue through fore it was written She received so many letters from people life I was'normal'" Saturday, is to provide an opportunity for people to become requesting that she author a "Slim Gourmet Cookbook" that Members of The Register's advertising department will familiar with the county's leading manufaclunrm-and servict she bad to print up form letters saying that the book was be at the bootk at various one* Iksimhi* Ms we* Specif companies coming. K- times hive been assigned tor the foUewmg reporter*, eat- It sells lor 111 IS and features nearly ItM recipes on its Edward J Kanarkowski of the advertising staff has umnuu. and editors to be pretest Dr Irwtn J Pott, Henry 400 pages Included are tips on how to shop for meat, poultry. coordinated plans for The Register's participation People schaefer. Chartes C Tribiehorn, Eleanor Marko, Daniel J seafood, and dairy items; how to read labels with calorie wise from various departments — plus Ms Gibbons — will be at Cauno. Robert Bramtoy. An Brenoff, Marybstt Aha, Doha eyea, and bow to design your own diet the museum to meet informally with visitors Kulman. Linda Ellis, Marguerite Henderson. Carol Jacobaon. Ms. Gibbons writes from personal experience She says Ms. Gibbons, whose column, "The Slim Gourmet," has and Joan Kahn been appearing in The Register far five years, will be at the she was born of fat parents and weighed more than IM Register booth 1 to 4 p.m. Friday. While there, she will auto- pounds by the time she entered eighth grade She remained Admission to the exhibition is free In addition, numerous graph copies ol "The Slim Gourmet Cookbook," which was overweight until Ihe age of St. when she bagan experimenting entertainment attractions will be provided released earlier this month by Harper and Row publishers. with ways to trim the calories from fattening favorites The museum is on the ground* of Brookdale Community She began writing her triweekly "Slim Gourmet" food "Cooking was always a hobby with me." she comments. College Asbury Park teacher talks face delay By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN a temporary stay of that rul- tiations have been broken off good faith, with the Public APEA this week in a* at- not show up we'll have no ASBURY PARK - Negotia- ing in the Appellate Division. since last Monday Mr. Leidy Employment Relations Com- tempt to start up the negotla choice but to leave MEET THE GOURMET - Barbara Gibbons, na- tors for the Board of Educa- The three-judge panel is could not be reached for com- mission (PERC). lions As of last night, the board tionally syndicated columnist and author of "The tion will be at the Empress expected to sit today on the ment as to whether the APEA Both parties have asked As of Friday, PERC had had received no reply to IU Slim Gourmet Cookbook," will be featured 1 to 4 Hotel tonight for contract APEA's request that the stay would resume talks tonight PERC to intervene In the ne- not decided if II would send a .telegrams demanding Ihe p.m. Friday at The Register's booth at the Mon- talks with city teachers. They be lifted without a board member gotiations PERC has appoint- negotiator into the talks. Mr APEA's presence at the talks Mastnani said mouth Museum's "Mode In Monmouth" exhibi- may, however, be there Robert Murray, negotiator present. ed a mediator, Lawrence tonight n outside negotiator may "If Mr Leidy refuses to tion. Other members of The Register staff will be alone. for the board, said it would be The succession of suits and Hammer, but has not been di- not be needed if Mr Leidy negotiate tomorrow night, the there to meet with the public throughout the week. Russell Leidy, president of impossible for a board mem- counter suits that have rectly involved since Mr and the APEA decide to come board will have to consider the Asbury Park Teachers ber to come to the talks to- marked the dispute have not Hammer is not a part of the to the talks tonight all actions including further Association (APEA), said Sat- morrow, as the APEA has yet ended. The board will go organttalion's staff "I'm hopeful we'll have a unfair labor practice charges urday that the teachers would asked, because It would re- back to Superior Court today James Mastriant. a spokes- meeting," Mr Murray said before PERC and further ac- not negotiate unless a board quire a reversal of the to seek an Injunction forcing man for PERC, sa|d Friday "We will be there at 7 SO tions in court," Mr. Murray member was present at the board's position. a soccer coach to resume his he expected to be in contact (tonight) K Mr. Leidy does said yesterday talks. He said that telegrams coaching activities Judge with both the board and the STATE had been sent to board mem- "It would take action of the Lane on Sept. 11, ordered an bers stating that the APEA full board," he explained. injunction against 13 other would be ready to negotiate There probably would not be coaches who were boycotting tomorrow if the board member enough time to call an emer- their after-school activities as would attend. gency meeting and post no- part of a Job action connected Man falls from train, arm resewn John K. Collins, board pres- tice of it as required by the with the contract talks. The Sunshine Law, he said. RAHWAY — A 20-year-old Linden man remained in criti- ident, said last night he APEA is also seeking a stay cal condition early today at Rahway Hospital following a hadn't received the telegram "The board is acting in of that injunction. train accident during which is right arm was severed at the and did not expect any board compliance with the Superior shoulder. members to take part in the Court Appellate Division," The APEA has filed a con- The arm was resown during emergency surgery that fol- negotiations. Mr. Murray said. flict of interest suit in Free- lowed the Saturday night mishap. "I won't sit in, I know four Mr. Collins sees the APEA's hold against board member Police said the victim, Patrick Ryan, fell from a New of the other members will stand on the issue as a Dominick Fazio, who heads York-bound ConRail train as It moved across the railroad not, and I hope the fifth mem- "delaying tactic. They are the community relations de- overpass near South Stiles Street minutes after it left Rah- ber will remain in the solid stalling any completion of the partment of the city police, way. position we are In," Mr Col- contract until the 30th, the Mr. Leidy said Saturday. Police said the train was moving at about 10 m.p.h. when lins said. regular board meeting. Then Mr. Collins said he had no Ryan fell. One witness said Ryan had been walking on the Superior Court Judge Mer- they'll get up and put on a knowledge of that suit. train's roof shortly before he fell. Police are investigating the ritt Lane Jr. ruled on Sept. 11 demonstration to try to in- The board last week filed reasons for Ryan being on the roof. that a board member would timidate the board," he said an unfair labor practices suit have to be present at negotia- The contract dispute Is now against the APEA, charging Texan wins Pro-Am Bike Race tions, but the board received already two weeks old. Nego- they were not bargaining in ATLANTIC CITY - John Howard of Austin, Texas, has won the first International Pro-Am Bike Race, with a Msec- ond victory over his closest competitor. Official says sewer trench DEMOCRATS GATHER - U.S. Senator Harrison A. Williams Jr. D-N.J., Howard, 29, a member of the U.S. Olympic Bicycling left, and Rep. James J. Howard, D-N.J., chat with Ann* Campbell, state team and a former Pan American champion battled grueling Democratic vice chairman, at a fund-raising cocktail party at th* Camp- vibrations from the boards and yesterday's hot sun to beat 107 bell home In Shrewsbury. Democratic candidates from Rumion, Fair was dug without a permit Haven, Little Sliver and Shrewsbury also attended the affair Saturday. entries in the 76 mile race. The four-mile course took the riders up the famous Board- By DAVID AS I OK Several local residents have walk and down parallel Pacific Avenue as thousands of tour- strongly criticized the Mala- ists watchef from hotels and the beach. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - wan Township Muncipal Utili- Howard finished with the time of 3:17.03 to win a $3,000 Donald F Guluzzy, township ties Authority (MTMUA), savings bond and the governor's trophy in the race, which its manager, said yesterday that which they claim should have promoters hope will become an annual event. ~J the men who were excavating been responsible for bringing Second was teammate Wayne Stetina, 22, of Indianapolis, the sewer trench on Grove St. sewers to their property lines. lnd., who came in 30 seconds behind Howard to win a 11,500 that collapsed Saturday morn- MTMUA Chairman Stanley savings bond. Both raced for the Indy-USA Cool Gear Exxon ing were working without a Bittner, contacted by The team. road opening permit. Daily Register yesterday, "As far as I know, they said he would have no com- didn't get one," said Mr. Gu- ment on the matter until he Newark school talks break down luzzy, who added that the spoke with Robert Carroll, NEWARK - Talks between the Newark Board of Educa- men would not be prosecuted the Utilities Authority adminis- tion and striking non-instructional employes in the public He did note that the ex- trator. Mr. Carroll could not school system broke down early today, and a spokesman for cavators would have to obtain be reached for comment. the strikers said the walkout would continue. the permit if they wanted to Jack L. Goldstein, the only "The talks have been recessed," said Curtis Grimsley, continue work on the trench. MTMUA member who could president of Local 617 of the Service Employes Union, after Mr. Guluzzy, a,dded that be reached for comment yes- emerging from a conference room at the Gateway Down- there was no guarantee the terday, said that he hadn't towner Motor Lodge at 1:30 a.m. "We have no plans to re- collapse could have been heard about the Saturday col- sume negotiations at this time." averted if the men had a per- lapse. The negotiating session, chaired by a mediator, began at mit, but reiterated that it The utilities Authority had 8 p.m. yesterday. should have been obtained. mandated in July that the The walkout, which began last week, is primarily over Zigmund Senc, 56, of 746 Fotis residence and the other wages. Grimsley said most of the 3,000 members of his local Shore Ave., Cliffwood Beach three homes on the street and Local 131 of thv Cafeteria Workers Union were off the was In the trench when it col- connect to the sewer line. The job. lapsed. He was listed in good township health inspector Put The strikers include custodians, chauffeurs, security condition this morning at threatened the residents two guards, laborers, repairmen, nurses aides, cafeteria workers Bayshore Community Hospi- weeks ago with summonses if and clerks. tal, Holmdel, where he was they did not connect, accord- admitted Saturday with a ing to Mrs. Ann Savitsky of 117 Grove St. your Six jail escapees still at large fractured clavical and con- MOUNT HOLLY - Six inmates remained at large early tusions of the chest. Residents have appeared at today following an escape i«Jt night from the Burlington He had been digging an 11- several MTMUA meetings to County Jail. foot deep sewer connection protest the authority's in- trench in fron of 104 Grove action in bringing the sewers name A seventh inmate was captured almost immediately when he was found huddling in shrubbery near the jail, officials St., where his brother-in-law to their property lines. They said. He was identified as Robert E. Slater, 19, of Chepachel, Rosaro Foti lives. Apparently, claim that the $300 hookup fee R.I., jailed for possession of a stolen automobile. some of the looSe clay gave entitles them to have laterals Jail officials said the inmates punched a hole in a plaster way and trapped Mr. Senc brought to the property lines where it ceiling to get into a ventilator shaft, which led them to the from the waist down. John The sewer line is owned by prison roof. Savitsky of 117 Grove St., Mr American Can Co. Then they slid down a rope of bedsheets tied together, Foti and his son Thomas, who The gaping hole has al- climbed over and eigut-foot high fence topped with barbed had been helping with the ex- ready been filled In. Mrs Sav- wire and began scurrying away. cavation, dug Mr. Senc from itsky said that the township counts the most... The breakout was discovered at 7:S0 p.m. when a guard the hole moments before the was supposed to send men checking the grounds adjacent to the jail saw two men run- sides collapsed completely. this weekend to fill in the ning away and the bedsheets hanging from the roof to the Mr. Senc was digging the trench, but none came. Mr. ground, a spokesman said. connection through a town- Savitsky subsequently filled on a Central Jersey Bank up the trench himself, accord- The other inmates were identified as Donald H. Sparks, ship easement between Mr ing to Mrs. Savitsky. 23, of Providence, R.I.; Norbert Tutalavage, 29, of Palmyra; Foil's property and the sewer Robert Thomas, 26, and Robert Kelly, 29, both of Baltimore. hookup under the road when Mr. Foti, who helped fill in High Interest Savings Book! Md , Francis T. Schoolfield, 25, of Pemberton. and Michael R. the accident occurred. the hole, said that street resi- Ansani, 22, of Arnold, Pa. dents were "afraid to wait" ' — any longer to fill up the When ymir nami' is on a (MB savintfs book, you'll Obituary trench after the township The Daily Register men failed to come. He said It get interesting reading... with ihe hitchest Interest Mrs). Mike DeMetro posed a safety hazard rail's the law allows ui to pay. Make your money The Sunday Register OCEAN TOWNSHIP - grow with a rnrular ravingi account nr investors Mrs. Frances F. DeMetro, 71, passbook savings account at Central Jersey Bank PwMllfwd by Tfw R«J Bonk Regnlrf • EiWXIlM* In IM W JaM H Co* two Htnri Out of 212 Aldrin Road, died Sat- and Trust Company. Put your name nn • CJB hitfh MWiOmo urday at Monmouth Medical (X* DithMr Plow. «»••>•<»». N i 07rci Center, Long Branch. interest l»"ik today. •ranch Office* Bom in New Brunswick, •r« RI JV MKMtetown. N j wm ZEBOX copies Manrrwvlti Cwftfv Cou'ffwuw. Freehold. N J. inn she had lived here a year. imiiMTO. Looa «r«Kh. N J «?• Swtdouu. Trenton. N J MIS Surviving is her husband, INSTANT •MM*, ol me UMM Pre.1 The MMKIOIW JftM i. wineo Mike DeMetro; a son, Wil- e«l«lvelr to »• u» •• « WelKol mm »fWlt« in me newunper 01 liam S. Erm of San Jose, Ca- •etl« oil AP newl and #tpotchn lif.; two sisters, Mrs Mary PRINTING iMmeer of •• American Newipoper PuDlrtneM AnccWion. fne AU4M Bureau ol Clrcukrfloni. Ihe New Jertev Preit AtMCWIion Bamowitz of the Bronx, NY. While You wait CENTRAL JERSEY BANK lIM Bon». Ml I'm M ol Miadlt and Mrs. Carrie Siedler of AND TRUST CONCTVWxJV Parkertown, and three grand- children. flfwolf press me 170 Mornnoutn Sfewt 29 CONVENIENT OFFICES Only Only The Robert A. Braun Home M .„ Uifc 1»M - Had Bank. 741-M00 M*m MIMTV by Cvrttr - D*ry ond VmOoy H CMl» o wft* for Funerals, Eatontown, is in MKMBKKFDIC MIDOLESEX MONMOUTH - OCEAN UNION |f ormrfr Goal -OMIv ISnnH. Wntn »(rott charge of arrangements 4 The DfeatyRegister SHREWSBURY, NJ MONOAY. SEPTEMBER 20.1976 Thomas Doremus, imiiiiimiiiHiiiiimi Red Bank attorney Obituaries RED BANK - Thomas P. Mrs. C.hriHlian Berwtaen Doremtu, 77, of t Vista Place, PORT MONMOUTH - Mrs Red Bank. died yeiterday at Hiverview Anastasla Bemtsen, 71, of 40 Bom In Jersey City, Mrs. Hospital Texas Ave died suddenly yes- Bemtsen lived here about 50 A lifelong resident here, he terday at Riverview Hospital, years. hid been i practicing at- Surviving are her husband, torney In the area since lfM. Warren G. King Christian P. Bemtsen; a Mr. Doremus graduated MONMOUTH BEACH - daughter, Mrs. Patricia Warren G. King, M, of 14 Riv- from Cornell University in Drink water of Navesink; er Ave died Saturday at the 1121 and from the Rutgers three sisters, Mrs Rita Del- Sloan Kettering Hospital, University Law School. la, Mrs. Mary Messina and New York City. Mrs. Alice Somma, all from He was i navy veteran of Bom in St. Paul, Minn., Mr. here, one grandson and sev- World War I. King lived here 20 years. He eral nieces and nephews. was a manager and manufac- He was a past master and Posten's Funeral Home, At- turer's representative in the member of the Mystic Broth- lantic Highlands, Is in charge food industry. erhood Lodge here, and a of arrangements. 32nd degree Mason. He was a Navy veteran of Mr. Doremus was a mem- World War II, a communicant of the Church of the Precious Mrs. Nettie DeMarco ber of the Board of Directors Blood and a member of its KEYPORT - Mrs. Nettie of the First Merchants Na- i Holy Name Society. He was DeMarco, 72, ofe251 Atlantic tional Bank of Neptune, Tbrnai p. Dorrmis 'also a member of the First St., died yesterday Sunday, at He was also a member of Aid Squad. Monmouth Medical Center, the First Presbyterian cott, here, and Mrs. Louis S Surviving are his widow, Long Branch. Church, here. Conover of Fair Haven; and Mrs. Lorayne King; two sons, AT HOLMDEL FAIR - Joseph Corral, 13, and hibit was one of many features at the Holmdel five grandchildren. Bom in West Virginia, she Surviving Is his widow, Mrs. Kenneth King of Oceanport had lived here four years. Michele DelBoccio, 8, of Holmdel, show varied ex- Country Fair, held at Cross Farms on Old Mill The Worden Funeral Home and Charles King, here; four pressions of Interest as they eye an exhibit of car- Road Saturday and yesterday. Elsie R. Doremus; a son, T. is in charge of arrangements. She was a retired furniture Peter Doremus Jr. of Rum- daughters, the Misses Dawn vings by Andrew Danlele, left, of Hazlet. The ex- upholsterer. son, owner of Doremus Ford, King of Red Bank and Karen, here; a daughter, Mrs Phillip John O'Neal Kathleen and Kelly King, all Surviving are three daugh- Paulus of Pleasant Valley, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at home; three brothers, ters, Mrs. Connie Aro of Pa.; a brother, Burton T. Do- - John O'Neal, 03, of 58 At- Paul, Chester and Gordon Holmdel, Mrs. Thelma Cala- remus of Fair Haven; two sis- King, all of St. Paul, Minn.; brese of Huntington, L. I., Workers win union status lantic Ave., died Saturday at ters, Mrs. William C. Lippin- Rlverview Hospital, Red two sisters, Mrs. Maxlne and Mrs. Mamie Nardi of Co- Bank Ahlstrom, of Braham, Minn, rum, L.I ; four sisters, Mrs. By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN Employes at Channel Club and the firings were consid- to them." and Mrs Ruth Frank of Flor- Gloise Hash of Jhent, West ered anti-union action. Mr. Halleran said affiliation 201. DMlh NotiCM Born in North Carolina, Mr MONMOUTH BEACH - Towers have been clashing ida and one granddaughter. Va., Mrs. WUIa Mae Shrews- with the AFL-CIO was their DOREMUS— Thomoi f . it O'Neal is survived by a broth- Management of Channel Club with management over con- "It Is obviously harass- ytort. on SuMoy, S.pl It, Itn ol Blv The Day Funeral Home, bury of Hinton, West Va.; tract negotiations since last ment," Thomas Kelly, one of last recorse in attempting to ervlw Moipltol. R«d Bank, NJ 01 9 er, Forrest O'Neal, here and Towers, a condominium here, villa Plott, Red Bonk Dtvoteo hui Red Bank, is In charge of ar- Mrs. Ruth Dula of Prince, spring. the fired men, said shortly af- negotiate a contract with the MM ol eillt R Btlov.il taunt ol T. two sisters, Mrs. Madle Hail h West Va., and Mrs. Audrey has recognized the Inter- Pfltr Jr. end Mn Phillip Paului of Washington, D. C. and Mrs. rangements. national Union of Electrical, The primary demands of ter he was dismissed. condominium's management. I ovlna brother ol Burton T., Mn w)l Street of Green Bay, Wis , Horn 7. Upplngcolt and Mn Loull S. Rachel Sims of Wlnston-Sa- Radio, and Machine Workers the nine-member Towers Em- Mr. Kelly, Edward Hanley The workers thought they Conover; Qrartarolher ol rive Funeral seven grandchildren and four lem, N.C. Mrs. Sidney Merlin (IUG) as bargaining agent ploye Association (TEA) and Anthony Chazili, the men would be able to complete the woraen Funeral Horn*, Rod Bank In great-grandchildren. fired, had planned to file a contract talks when they litu ol (lower* conlrlbulloni may i,r LONG BRANCH - Mrs. for its employes. which includes doormen, Mnl to Rlvervlew Hoipltol. Red Bank, Posten's Funeral Home is maintenance workers and complaint against Channel formed the TEA Jive months or Ihe Amtrlcan Conor Soclfty. Fu Anne Merlin, 65, of 448 Ocean The John E. Day Funeral The employes are members nerol MrvkH will be prlvalf. in charge of arrangements. groundkeepers at the con- Club Towers' management ago, he said. Ave., died Saturday at Mon Home, Red Bank, is in charge of IUE local 417, Red Bank. dominium, are higher pay with the National Labor Rela- mouth Medical Center. Hal Binlord, an organizer "We thought we could get of arrangements. and benefits. Mr. Binford tions Board (NLRB). The Born In New Brunswick, for the union, said a letter ac- what we wanted by our- said. The workers at present NLRB could not handle the Mrs Merlin lived In the area knowledging recognition of selves," Mr. Halleran said. Albert Weigel have no contract, no sick complaints, however, because for four years. the affiliation was received "We were forced into days and no vacation, accord- a condominium is considered Surviving are her husband, LARGO, Fla. - Albert Wei- on Friday from the Channel this—they wouldn't talk to ing to Jack Halleran, Atlantic a non-profit organization, Mr. Sidney R. Merlin, a daughter, gel, 77, of 10700 104th St. Club Towers Association, us." Highlands, acting shop stew- Halleran said Mrs. Dolores N. Goidel, For- North, died yesterday at Mon- which manages the building. ard of the TEA. est Hills, N.Y., a brother, mouth Medical Center, Long The union may now repre- "We want to search into the Contract talks should begin Nathan Zolkowitz, Metuchen, Branch, N.J. sent the employes in contract The union is planning to in- reasons why these men were within a week, Mr. Binford stop smoking three sisters, Mrs. Yetta Born in Heldelburg, Ger- vestigate the firing of and pos- let go." Mr. Biiifind said. said. Arnold Bernardino, IUE negotiations with Channel Greenberg, Metuchen, Mrs. many, he came to the United Club towers management. sibly get reinstatement tor "It's ironic—this is just the district J, West Rutherford, reason why people want to on October 28th Rae Schoendorf, Asbury States at the age of 17. Thomas Benner, manager three employes who were dis- will represent the TEA in the Park, and Mrs. Cella Weln missed several weeks ago, join unions, because of ex- talks. Herman and Herman, He was a member of the of the condominium, con- actly what (the management) berg, Irvington, and two firmed recognition of the Mr. Binford said. The fired New York, labor consultants, grandchildren. New Jersey Club of Clear- men had been active in the did. They were fired without will represent management, water, Fla., and the Machin- union but declined further The Richard C. Holdal Fu- unionization efforts, he said, warning, he didn't even talk Mr. Binford said. ists Union, AFL-CIO, New- comment. neral Home, Oakhurst, is in ark, N.J. charge of arrangements. He was the husband of the 202. Dtoth Notices late Anna Nucclarone Weigel. calmly and Surviving are two sons, Al- 4 held in slaying of truck driver WEIGEL — AIM,i. onsepl 19. 1176. Beloved hulbond ol Irie lute Anna bert C. Weigel of Oceanport, comfortably. Nucclorone. D.voled lather at Albert 22, of Hazelton, Pa. in the bar after Mr. Brown suspects were being held in C. Weloel ol Oceanport. N.J and Ken N.J. and Kenneth C. Weigel HOWELL - Four Ocean mth C Wtlgel ol Santa Anno. Cal. of Santa Anna, Calif.; a sis- County men were to be ar- Police said a fight broke out thought Mr. Daube was har- Monmouth County Jail pend- Toms Rive,, N.J. Dear grandfather ol ter, Mrs. Ann Then of Toms raigned here today on among the five men in the rassing his girl friend, and ing arraignment. ... If you join SmokEnders now, and follow seven Funtral n, vices will be held Wednesday. Sepi n at 9 a.m. at the River, and seven grand- charges of murder in con- Royal Motel bar, Rt. 9, about the victim was dragged out our pleasant program. You'll smoke as much Oamlano funeral Service. 1405 Clinton Avt . Irvlnglon. above Sonlord Ave children. nection with the death of a 1 a.m. Saturday. into the parking lot where the as you like until you've learned to quit ItMll 143. Garden Slate PKwy) Funer- Junior Nature Club easily. . . and be forever free of the desire to al Matt at 10 am. at Immaculate The Damiano Funeral Ser- Pennsylvania truck driver The victim was pronounced fight continued, police said. Heart ol AAory Church, Maplewood In to show films Friday smoke. You'll quit WITHOUT scare tactics, lermenl Hollywood Memorial Park, vice, Irvington, is in charge early Saturday morning. dead at Paul Kimball Hospi- The victim had been Union. Vlsillng 1-4 p.m and 7 9 p m on tal, Lakewood. Results of an staying at the motel since HAZLET - The Junior Na- willpower, hypnosis, electric shocks, or Tuesday of arrangements. The four, Nicholas Gran- climbing the walls. 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We'll guarantee that our prices Gatta lying operation, at wal aa t documentation on ADMISSION TO ALL THE ABOVE will never go above the prices quoted in the «w norm whtch Nt tw iNp wUh auch fury Evening ACTIVITIES AND THE EXHIBIT IS FREEI City Stile hour* lor tr* on» avtmng onry 7 lo 9 p.m New York Journal of Commerce. Usually, our prices are lower. Phone iPlput Indude Am Code) SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY SEPTEMBER 20. 1976 Court fails to allow new zoning suit against Holmdel FREEHOLD - A Clifton because the township did not del's zoning ordinance, Supe- trine of the N |. Supreme needs But he did not say was based on totally different Judge Lane said that once have jurisdiction to hear the firm, which last year was provide for a variety of hous- rior Court Judge Merrill Court which mandated that where such housing should be facts and maintained that the something is litigated and de- matter because it is prnently successful in having the ing and housing for low and Lane Jr had given the town- all developing municipalities located within the township firm had actively sough) lo termined it is not liable lo pmdinit before the appellate Holmdel zoning ordinance in- ship time to amend its zoning use its property as toned . division moderate income housing must provide a variety of About a year after Judge further litigation on the same validated, was told by a Supe- ordinance^ provide for a va- In his ruling on a motion Holmdel was the first mu- housing for all types of people Lane invalidated the ordi- facts New fids would not rior Court Judge that it could While the firm was success- riety of housing. That time who may wish to reside there brought by James A Ken- ban new litigation nicipality in the counlv to ful in that suit, it lost in its nance, Middle Union Associ- not bring another suit seeking has been extended to May 16. and must provide low and nedy of Long Branch, repre- The judge held thai the have its inning ordinance in- bid at that time to have the ates file a suit similar lo its the same relief while an ap- 1977, or one year from the moderate income housing senting Holmdel. Judge Unc facts presented by the com- validated under the Mount court rule that it could use its first one in an effort to use its peal is pending on the first lime the state appeals court In invalidating the town- questioned whether he had ju- pany in its second suit were Laurel raning doctrine estab- property for construction of a property for the planned resi- case. affirms Judge Lane's ruling, ihlp's zoning ordinance, risdiction over the second suit not sufficient to change the lished by the «ute'» Suprpmr 894 unit planned residential dential development whichever is shorter Judge Lane had directed the since the firsl sun ti pending factual caw Court March H. 1175 development on its 80-acre Middle Union Associates of Holmdel is appealing Judge township lo provide not less Alan J. Werksman of Clif- an appeal brforr the Appel After holding thai the suit Holmdel did not provide for tract of land fronting Union Clifton was successful last Lane's ruling which in- than 2,100 such units, repre- ton, representing the firm, ar- lit* Division of Superior presented no new tacts. Ihr any type of multi-family units Avenue. year in having the Holmdel validated its zoning ordinance senting the townships fair gued Friday that the new suit Court judge held that he did not in iti KMIUIK ordinance zoning ordinance invalidated After invalidating Holm under the Mount Laurel doc- share of the regional housing Libel suit filed by official FREEHOLD - Manalapan cerning Mr Kober June 7. these developers and what a destructive effect on Ma- Township Committeeman The suit maintains thai the has been the disposition of nalapan Township govern- Rodman Kober has filed a publication contained this these funds? Was one of the ment, that he was not to be suit claiming that he was li- statement: • donors the party that dropped trusted and that because of beled in a publication dis- "Why hasn't the (25,000 to his suit for the garden apart- his low moral and ethical tributed by Leo Marter of 130,000 "donation' which has ments? What special favors do standards he is unfit to oc- Tennent. been offered or given to the these developers expect? cupy any position of public Mr. Marter was a candidate Manalapan Township Com- More than likely, this is their trust in the Democratic primary mittee been made known lo grateful response for the zon- for Manalapan Township the voters of the township? ing code change which will Mr. Kober maintained that he has been injured In his SHOPPING AT RITE AID SAVES YOU $ $ $ Committee last June 8. "This gift made by eight make possible the profits they good name, reputation and Mr. Kober, a New York at- builders and developers who will reap from their rape of credit and brought Into public torney representing himself In have pending building plans the township." disgrace and infamy among VENDING SIZE the suit, contends that Mr for development within the Mr. Kober. in his suit, his neighbors and in his com- Marter falsely and with mal- township was revealed by maintains that Mr. Marter munity because of the state- ice injured Mr. Kober's good Stanley Kuschick at a private meant and intended by this ment. CANDY BARS name, reputation, by causing meeting held to acquaint vot- statement that he, Mr. Kober, to be written, published and ers with Kuschick's brand of was a participant in political The suit said thai Mr Mar- distributed to township resi- politics. faithlessness and corruption, ter refused to retract the ASSORTED dents a publication containing "Marter questions: 'Why that he was guilty ol graft statement regarding Mr Ko- flase and libelous words con- has this gift been tendered by and malfeasance, that he had ber. REGULAR ISC EACH Links plea action ordered BAYER BRECK FREEHOLD - The Middle- it gave no reasons Inc. Is the owner of the golf spector refused to Issue a town Township Zoning Board The judge said the board course on Lincroft-Middle- building permit and the Plan- CLEAN RINSE of Adjustment was told that it must review the record and town Road, which is in an if ning Board denied a site plan ASPIRIN UMTS has until Nov. 1 to come up set forth findings of facts and 45 residential zone. application. Hook, Line and FRESH CITRUS. with a resolution containing conclusions based on the evi- Hook, Line and Sinker en- Sinker went to the zoning FRESH HONEY OR findings of facts and con- dence in the record before tered into a 10-year lease with board for an Interpretation of BOTH! clusions concerning the ques- them. When he ruled on a mo- Perk for rental of the prem- the zoning ordinance that the BAYERL FRESH MEADOW OF 100 tion whether a bar and res- tion Friday, the judge gave ises and into a contract to bar and restaurant was a per- taurant is a permitted use in the board 45 days from buy the restaurant and bar mitted use in the zone by vir- 0 Fl OZ. BOTTLE the zone in which the Toma- Friday to submit the new res- The lease and contract con- tue of being incidental and su- hawk Golf Course is located. olution. templated that Hook, Line bordinate to the golf course Superior Court Judge Mer- The matter was brought be- and Sinker would enlarge the rill Lane Jr. said the zoning fore the court by Perk Inc of restaurant and bar facility. Tbe zoning board deter- PERSONNA board's present resolution Middletown and Hook, Line said their suit mined that a restaurant and bar was an accessory use to a ULTRA SELSUN was totally deficient because and Sinker of Rumson. Perk The township building in- golf course, said the suit, and that a variance was neces- DOUBLE II sary. BLUE 3 indicted on gambling charges BRITE CARTRIDGES The plaintiffs brought a mo- TRENTON - Col. Clinton The three were charged misdemeanor punishable by TOOTHPASTE SHAMPOO tion to compel the Planning •KS. OF I Pagano, superintendent of the with conspiring to take bets up to three years in prison Board to grant conditional • II. TUIE 4 Fl. 0Z. BOTTLE New Jersey State Police, on baseball games and with and a (1,000 fine Bookmaking site plan approval. The judge commended Lt. Walter Deck- conducting a bookmaking op- is punishable-by up to five ruled that there were no er, Organized Crime Bureau eration. years in prison and a 15,000 grounds for this action 1 chief, and Lt. Frank Licitra, fine. . _ state police Narcotics Bureau The alleged offenses took supervisor, who supervised place In Ocean Township be- Red Bank the investigation leading the tween May 5 and May 28. the indictment of three men on indictment charges Sat. Sept. 25 gambling charges Mr Rozza became an Inter- Two Ocean Township men, laken patrolman June 1 your little girl may be our "Cinderella" Clement Masco of Fieldstone The count lists five alleged RITE AID Lane and Pasquale Masco of overt acts, all said to have If your little girl wears dress size 3-14, VITALIS CALGON Eisele Ave., were indicted, involved telephone conversa- bring her In to enter our 'Cinderella' BATH OIL BEADS, along with Patrolman tions. contest. SUPER HOLD LATEX Thomas Rozza of Sunset Ave., BATH BOUQUET OR Asbury Park, a police officer The case has been assigned in Interlaken, by a state to Monmouth County for trial. REE. OR HERBAL Stenbach i Fl. 0Z. BOTTLE grand jury. 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KAMIN WASHINGTON such low esteem in Saudi The Palestine Liberation defense of him and his pol- Presidenl and Editor Arabia that former American Organization is raising funds icies." in the United States (or ita SCENE Ambassador James E. Akins Thomas J. Bly. Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor guerrilla activities. On at wrote despairingly from Jid- Kissinger also had the mis- least one occasion, money has da: "I sometimes wonder taken idea, according to 5 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1976 been routed through the how we can maintain any in- Akins' secret letter, that he that the Virginian's money PLO's Permanent Observer fluence at all In this country, had made a favorable impres- had been turned over to him post at the United Nations. and I strongly suspect we're sion upon the late King Fais- by the PLO director in New on a deep downward path ANDERSON al. The Saudis "find it hila- Soldier of fortune The funds collected from York, Zoher Tarazi here." The Saudis had as high an riously funny," wrote Akins, PLO sympathizers in this Taraii acknowledged that opinion of Akins as they had a "that Kissinger has claimed country have been deposited El-Oubedt had been in the Akins confided his views in low opinion of Kissinger. Thus that it was he himself the In a PLO account overseas. United States and that a fund- secret memos and letters, Akins' recent dismissal, he King came to like and trust." which we have obtained. The account is used to fi- raising effort is going on. But wrote, wis viewed by the The Saudis liked to kid he insisted forcefully; "They nance PLO operations, pre- Kissinger's "credibility in Saudis "as a move more Akins about these matters. are not using this channel" sumably including terrorist Saudi Arabia," wrote the for- against them than against Related the former ambassa- for collecting funds. raids and airplane hijackings mer ambassador, "is approxi- me." dor: "I give them as stony a Through several inter- We pointed out that El-Oub- mately the same as it is in In a recent letter to Trea- 'no comment' as I can man- mediaries, we have obtained edl's letter was written on the the U.S. Senate." sury Secretary William Sim- age." on, Akins reported: "The proof of the clandestine PLO. PLO's United Nations station- In a secret "memorandum Footnote: We reached ery. Tarazi then recalled that Saudis intended to take up my collections in the United for the file," dated Aug. 28, Akins In London. He con- the Virginians had delivered dismissal when Kissinger was States. It consists of a thank- 1(75, he told of a private con- firmed that he had written se- the $4,084 check to him, and here and make a major issue you note, written in Arabic on versation with Saudi Oil miri-' cret letters and memos but the stationery of the PLO's that he had forwarded it to ister Ahmed Zaki Yafhani. of it. I asked them, as a per- sonal favor, not to do so." refused to comment on them. United Nations office. The El-Oubedi. "We were just a The powerful oil minister CON MAN: Last year, we letter is signed by Jacob El- pigeon drop," he said. complained of the " 'games' But Kissinger mis- reported that a cunning con Oubedl, the PLO's top fund- the U.S. is playing in the interpreted their failure to re- Although Tarazi admitted man named Thomas R. raiser in Beirut, and is ad- the fund drive reached into Middle East." act, according to Akins. "Kis- Faernstrom had collected dressed to the "Palestinian many states, he said money Kissinger's tactics "had singer has concluded that $30,000 by using other men's Committee in the State of for the PLO was scarce. long been discussed in Saudi their non-reaction shows they names to pick up re-enlist- Virginia." "When I think about the bil- Arabia," and the.Saudis had got his 'message' and are ment bonuses from the armed lions going to other places!" concluded that the United frightened." It relates how the Virgi- services. Then he would move he exclaimed. He alluded to States was "putting aU (its) On the contrary, Akins re- nians had collected $4,084, on to "re-enlist" all over the massive fund-raising ef- cards on Iran," Yamani told lated how the Saudis had which El-Oubedi said would again. go into the "PLO national forts in behalf of Israel. the ambassador. been deriding Kissinger. Be- The FBI finally caught up chest." El-Oubedi's code Footnote: The PLO is regis- "It was obvious," Yamani cause the ambassador had with him, and he is in prison. name, by the way, Is "Abu tered with the Justice Depart- explained, "that the State De- tried to defend his boss, two But Pentagon gumshoes now Khaled." ment as a foreign agent, but partment had adopted a pro- top ministers, Zaki Yamani and Isham Nazer, "have been believe their $30,000 estimate "We hope you will continue only for "information activi- Iran, anti-Arab line, and he taunting me for the last was far too low. Faernstrom to work for our holy cause ties," not fund collecting. wondered if President Ford week," he reported, "with my may have bilked the military and a revolutionary victory," There is no registration for would fall for it. He hoped past staunch vigorous defense of $600,000 in 10 years , wrote El-Pubedi. He noted El-Oubedi. not." The city that lives on money Some gamblers argue that By JIM BISHOP no shadows. At 7 p.m. the blue fingers point east. they've already been cleaned. Las Vegas is the most ex- THE The roads are littered with Churches and temples find citing city in the world. Not wedding chapels and busted $10 and $50 chips in the collec- the most beautiful, mind you. marriages. A comedian is tion plate. Nothing touches Nor the best. Nor the worst. REPORTER paid $100,000 a week by a ho- the heart of a dealer or a pit The most exciting. It displays tel trying to borrow $50 mil- boss more than the hard luck more lights than Broadway. iimtiiitiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiHImi lion for expansion. At the lav- of a man or woman who The shows are more lavish ish shows, nude girls descend works in a casino. The stony- spin of a wheel, three in- than Ziegfeld offered 50 years from the celling in cages as faced men and the long-leg- ago. nocent oranges in a slot ma- elephants and magicians per- ged cocktail waitresses chip chine. It is something in the form onstage. in for hospital bills and funer- BISHOP middle of nothing. It is a min- In a desert, water is ex- als. pensive. The Dunes golf The Italian restaurants are er's pan shaken for gold. massage parlors. There are There are comics who are course gets more care than the worst; tha steak houses, There are more lavish hotels escort services for the lonely over the hill, and singers who the kept woman of a king. It the best. What Las Vegas pro- male. The FBI and Mr. Kelley than In any city in the world. duces is money — nothing are hoarse, and these can no is an emerald in a bedrock of Losers rent a car in Hen- The gambling casinos are else. Texas oil millionaires go longer make a living any- The crack in the otherwise pol- the criterion to all office holder, sand. Campers en route from dersonville, and try to sell it honest because the house has to Minion's Horseshoe. The where else. But Las Vegas though, would be one quick way to New York to Los Angeles in Las Vegas. The city has ished campaign nut that Jimmy Car- a slight edge over a nervous erudite New Yorkers hole up takes them to its heart and sway along the highway like the highest crime rate in ter is peddling to voters looks, as depopulate the federal bur- craps shooter. in MGM Grand or the Fron- overpays them. There is a tall fugitives afraid to stop. America. In the casinos, viewed by media pundits, strikingly eacracy—and the state and local bu- Huge jets ease over sandy tier, Sahara, Riviera, Caesars distinguished man named The Japanese chatter in the there are overhead oneway like a waffle. reaucracies for that matter. mountains to find McCarran Palace or the Sands. Vance behind the bar of the Airport. They bring happy casinos. Chinese giggle. Ital- mirrors which hide the com- Dunes. He has a master of ians bet big. Gorgeous hook- Slot machines are every- pany spy watching the dealer In FBI Director Clarence Kelley, The crucial issue concerning the suckers. Greyhound buses arts degree and has been ers play the nickel machines where, even in the super- below. The spy also has TV however, Mr. Carter found—or look- climb the hills and stagger serving potables for 31 years. FBI is not Mr. Kelley and his va- into the valley laden with and wait for a winner. Ob- markets. The only place tape machines. If anyone It is a city of contrasts, a ed as if he had found—an issue on lances so much as it is the FBI's old lady keno players, who will sequious waiters in the Glgl where they are absent is in wins a lot, or loses a lot, they 0 ice place of contradictions. The which to be unequivocal. Instead of bet $1.40 that they may win Room cannot afford the the Western V"' " °" - can replay every move he and not-so-old practices of breaking sun stands still all day and $25,000. steaks they serve to losers. where the manager assumes made. The dealer's too, ~tt cracking the Kelley issue wide open, the law in order to enforce it. That's stares. At night an orange The city produces no food, There is a Strip. There is a thf customer is sending home The big hotels spena*money though, he equivocated. the land of abuse of logic at which moon peeks over the moun- downtown. The temperature JOT more money. on booklets which tell you manufactures no tires, laces tains and surrenders to the "Knowing what I know now," he the FBI's counterparts in the author- by day runs to 108 degrees There are no calendars, no how to beat the system. or refrigerators. It lives on bright lights. Las Vegas is the told a reporter about Mr. Kelley, "I itarian nations around the world are money. Las Vegas is a monu- Fahrenheit. Often, there is no clocks. In the Union Plaza, Wayne Newton is like an elec- tric bulb on the Strip — he's a most exciting city in the would have fired him. He later told so good. Our emulation of that, in ment to greed. The sucker outdoors. In the morning, the the slot machine players are offered a real live airplane fixture. Circus Circus offers a world. the name of law enforcement and bets that he can outwit a pair lavish hotels cast blue shad- other reporters that, as president, he of dice, the turn of a card, the ows west. At 1 p.m. there are sitting in the lobby. There are bath by "Geisha girl types." A likely story.... isn't sure what he would do with Mr. national security, is as self-defeating Kelley. as any other subversive act we can imagine. That is actually the more re- sponsible position because Mr. Car- Mr. Kelley recently claimed ig- A poor presidential issue ter has also said that President Ford norance of illegal FBI activities dently not aU Catholics agree another area of human con- may know things about the Kelley By JAMES J. KILPATRICK against political dissidents of the with the hierarchial view: duct, through the Eighteenth situation and the FBI that Mr. Car- right and off the left. If he cannot or The issue of abortion—as an CONSERVATIVE My mail brings opposing ar- Amendment, unhappily im- ter doesn't know. If and when Mr. will not prevent future in- issue in a presidential cam- guments from an organiza- posed their moral rectitude Carter is privy to such information, subordination and illegalities within paign—is getting completely tion, Catholics for a Free upon the supreme law of the Choice, whose members em- tend. only then will he be able to decide if his own bureau, then President Ford out of hand. It is high time to VIEW sidetrack this emotional and phatically disagree. Obviously Only on peripheral ques- Director Kelley has done things that should have Attorney General Levi essentially irrelevant con- iiiimtimililiiiMiHimiiimimmiiiiiiHiiiil the zealots of women's liber- tions, involving the ex- warrant his firing. fire Mr. Kelley. troversy, and to get back to ation do not agree. And for penditure of public funds, is every person who is absolu- abortion! in any sense a presi- To some extent, we sympathize issues that are presidential in they believe deeply in their Mr. Carter apparently has not fact. cause. The "right-to-lifers" tely against a right of abor- dential issue The candidates with Mr. Carter. The incessant de- tion, or absolutely for a right knowledge of any continuing in- The abortion issue is being who are charging Jimmy Car- KILPATRICK reasonably Uiay be asked if of abortion, there must be a mand on a candidate for specificity hotly pursued by a relatively ter with "murder" are con- they approve,'or disapprove, subordination and policy-approved hundred persons whose in- tends, when met, to narrow the small group of unusually zeal- vinced of the moral rectitude anti-abortionists have no right of permitting i-jpoor woman law-breaking, or else he presumably choate views lie uneasily in on welfare to obtain\an abor- range of policy options that he will ous persons, most of them of their position, and their to advocate amendment. Of would not have waffled on what, as right to passionate expression between. tion through Medicaid:- (J«r have when in office or to make him fervent Catholics. Their sin- course they do. In a free president, he would do to Mr. Kel- cerity cannot be challenged; has to be respected. Carter says he disapproves^ v look like a promise breaker if he I count myself in this large country, people can advocate The same question rationally ley. that is the mark of zealous But that position does not number. Mr. Carter and Pres- any constitutional folly they opts otherwise. advocates in any field, that have to be agreed with. Evi- may be asked of a National ident Ford are in the same have a mind to. Their pro- Health Insurance plan. The Kelley issue, in any case, There the matter will have to big boat. As Justice Byron posed amendment says that But these are issues of lim- does not so far submit earily to spe- rest—barring evidence of intolerable White remarked in his dissent with respect to the right to impropriety—until the presidential to Roe v. Wade, this Is an Is- life, the word "person" as ited scope. We ought to be cificity. Mr. Kelley should not have hearing from Carter on de- election is over. That's because the sue "over which reasonable used in the Constitution "ap- allowed FBI carpenters to construct men may easily and heatedly plies to all human beings, in- fense, Carter on detente, Car- FBI has been dragged into politics valances for the windows of his disagree." There are rational cluding their unborn offspring ter on price control, Carter on Washington apartment. It represents enough in the past few years. arguments in behalf of the at every stage of their biolo- public unionism, Carter on woman who is pregnant with gical development, irrespec- the use of the power to par- a piddling sum, but it doesn't look It is perfectly proper, mean- don, and so on. when the bede- an unwanted child; and there tive of age, health, function, good, and Mr. Kelley should have viled Georgian is pushed Into while, for all of use to demand that are rational arguments in be- or condition of dependecy." had better judgment. the FBI respect civil liberties and A second section of the pro- discussing Carter on murder, half of the unborn infant ca- reason flees the temple. We posed amendment would say We are not sure that is is sen- enforce the laws. That demand tran- pable of survival beyond the ought to let presidential can-' that "no unborn person shall sible to go beyond the public high- scends political campaigns and ad- womb. It is arrogant non- didates return to presidential sense to contend that one side be deprived of life by any ministrative styles of bureau direc- things. lighting of such an impropriety by has all the valid arguments person," provided that ex- sacking the gentleman. Extending tors. and the other side has none. ceptions may be made "to One difficulty is that the is- prevent the death of the Today sue involves questions of both mother" or in emergency sit- theology and law. I cannot uations "when a reasonable Brookdale's tourney rejection speak to the first point, but I medical certainty exists that in history can speak with certain con- continuation of the pregnancy Five years ago: President The boys' basketball champion- campus activities and the academic viction to the second: Neither will cause the death of the Richard Nixon named Mrs. schedule. ships of the New Jersey State Inter- the Catholics, nor the mem- mother." Romana Banuelos as the 34th .scholastic Athletic Association will The championships do draw bers of any other denomina- It may well be true, as a Treasurer of the United not be staged at Brookdale Commu- large crowds, and we realize that tion, have a fight to impose matter of theology, that a States their theology upon a free "person" or a "human being" nity College in Lincroft this year. Al- can cause quite a problem for the One year ago: The former college administration. Inasmuch as people through amendment of exists from the Instant of con- head of the Peace Corps, Sar- though the high school classic has the supreme law of the land. ception, but the validity of gent Shriver, announced he Brookdale has such a fine gymna- been held there the pas} three years, The Constitution flatly for- this concept is a matter for would seek the 1976 Demo- Brookdale's board of trustees and its sium, though, we believe as many bids any religious test as a theologians and not for presi- cratic presidential nomi- president have decided not to invite people as possible should get the qualification for public office; dential candidates. In refus- nation. chance to see it. In showing it off in it flatly forbids any law re- ing to support any such con- Bicentennial footnote: Two- the association back. specting an establishment of stitutional amendment, the past three seasons, we're certain hundred years ago today, the religion. To write the "Catho- Messrs. Ford and Carter Spanish government ordered Brookdale's reason for not con- Brookdale's prestige was enhanced. lic position against abortion" stand on sound ground. They the governor of Cuba to wel- tinuing the invitation to the state as- We hope a way can be found for the into the Constitution would be stand on constitutional tradi- come American privateers sociation is that the tournament college to again be host to the asso- profoundly wrong. tion; and they remind us of and their prizes seized in the This is not to say that the the time when teetotalers in Revolutionary War. causes too much interference with ciation. Herblock is ott vacation SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1976 The [My I Over $10 million in Merit scholarships given yearly •» SYLVIA POKTEB Parents" ($4 H.Simon 4 Schuster) will give you data on pro- National organisations mumming minority groups offer- (Utt •( 1 Kries) grams. And check: ing scholarships and/or apedal counseling - referral help Next month (October) high tchool junion from coast to National organization! of which you already are a mem- A few ASPIRA Educational Opportunity Center. Ml W l«h coast will enter the competition (or the nation's largest inde- ber which may have small, specialised programs (4-H Clubs, St. NY, NY Mil (Puerto Rican). Bureau of Indian Af- pendently financed "merit" or "no Deed" scholarship by FINANCING Boys' Clubs, Jaycees, and Junior Achievement are illustra- fairs, Higher Education Program, Box tttf. Albuquerque. taking the Preliminary Scholarship Aptitude Test/National tive). N.M 17101, National Urban League. 54 E Uad St. New Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NliSQT) About HIGHER Professional career organisations - related, say. to law York. NY 10»a 3,850 Merit Scholarships worth over $10 million ire awarded EDUCATION enforcement, health and nursing, etc. - which may offer For a list of financial aid sources for minorities, send » each year aid to spur you to enter their fields "Need a Lift'" has a cents in postage to Pasadena Community Services Commis- The test, cosponsored by the College Board and the Mem good list of these organizations and private sources of aid. sion, 717 North Lake Ave . Pasadena. Calif HIM Scholarship Corp., will be given in about 17,500 schools. See for a copy, send M cents to American Legion, Boi 1055. In- Ethnic organizations for financial aid. A Japanese student your counselor at once about participating. At least 1,000 dianapolis, Ind *tm may be eligible for an award from the Japanese American winners will receive one-time, nonrenewable $1,000 scholar- A new program, called The Century HI Leaders Program, Athletic scholarships as well as grants given to winners of Citizens League; Greeks from the Daughters of Pnelope. ships and some 2,850 will receive four-year awards ranging was established last year by the National Assn. of Secon- contests sponsored by local, state or national groups But be- etc. , from MOO to $6,000 over four college yean. dary School Principals and the National Honorary Society to ware of private commercial entrepreneurs who, for a fee. NMSC also administers the National Achievement Scholar- award $1,000 scholarships to two students from each state promise to get you an athletic scholarship If you're a woman, help ia available from the Buitnan k, ship Program for outstanding black students Black students and the District of Columbia. Your local office of your labor union for scholarships giv- Professional Women's Foundation in Washington. DC, and who take the PSAT/NMSQT compete for about 550 achieve- From these, one national winner receives $10,000 and nine en to members or their children the American Assn. of University Women (graduate stu- ment scholarships valued at approximately $1.3 million. semi-finalists receive $500 each, on top of the Initial $1,000 Scholarships offered by many corporations to children of dents) The Helena Rubenstein Foundation, Ml Madison When you take the PSAT/NMSQT, use your answer sheet Atk your high school principal about eligibility require- employes and other students as well Ave., New york, NY. INK. awards grants to women So to ask the College Board to include your name in lu Student ments. Civic and fraternal organizations sponsoring scholarships does the Clairol Loving Care Program Search Service files - used by colleges to send students In- There also are career-related and other scholarships if you for children of members or living in the organization's head- Programs for students in specified geographic areas. (Col- formation about new or special programs, including finan- have special talents and interests. The "Official College En- quarters community (such as American Legion, Elks, Lions, orado and Michigan are examples ) Ask your counselor and cial aid. trance Examination Guide to Financial Aid for Students and DAR) financial aid officer about these - and all the other sources. Elections don't influence market By DAVID R. SARGENT (rom adversaries and allies now while 1 am ahead? T s, •broad Administrations in Iowa Q — I have heard that the past years, be they Republi- A — Apparently manage- market can be influenced by can or Democratic, have re- ment sees the decline in earn- special fat-tors in an election SUCCESSFUL acted to these problems in re- ings as a temporary problem year. Does the possibility of a markably similar ways And, downturns in some divi- Democratic victory in No- Through all this, the stock sions had been previously vember pose a threat to the INVESTING market has gone its own way, noted by management Two market? 1) T , Montana quite obviously influenced divisions, Vlckera (petro- most directly by the trend of leum) and Eslech (fertili- A - History points out that business And, with Improve- sers), ran behind the high lev- there is folly In expecting the ment expected for sales, els of last year However, Fi- market to react favorably to one-third and one&half of pre- elections of both Kennedy and earnings and corporate divi- nancial Services and Playtex a Republican Administration vious peak values respective- Johnson dends well Into 1177, It would are progressing on target 1 ly. Further back, supportive or adversely to a Democratic Why do elections have little be a mistake to sell stocks on would hold Esmark (NYSE) victory. It may be easy to re- evidence can be found in the the basis of whit might hap- and enjoy the 10 par cent 20 per cent decline after Eis- Influence on investment mar- member that the market cele- kets? Perhaps It is because pen in November boost In dividends (hat direc- brated the dual electoral enhower's reelection and the tors saw fit to declare. triumphs of President Nixon advances of over 10 per cent policies have for a long time Q — Why would a com- in the first year following the been shaped by the consistent pany— Esmsrk—raise the (Mr Sargent cannot answer by declines, giving up about problems of a delicate in- dividend when earning! aU mall personally, but will flation-unemployment trade- dropped? I have a profit In answer all questions possible Doctor is named off and unyielding pressure these shares, should I get out In his colum ) to hospital staff HOUSE TOO SMALL? NEPTUNE — Dr. Jeffrey D. Roffman has been appoint- add space with low-cost dormer ed to the Jersey Shore Medic- SUPERMAN — Keansburg Councilman Ronald N. Hayes, dressed as the al Center medical staff to famed comic strip hero, soars over a ramp during last week's Almost Any- practice otorhinolargyngology SAVE MONEY thing Goes contest In Great Adventure, Jackson Township. Keansburg, concerned with the treatment Oceanport and Hawthorne meet tomorrow In the quarterfinal events. TOO of ear, nose and throat ail- one ol the most economical ments. ways to gain space in your Originally from Brooklyn, house is through the use of a Dr. Roffman attended Tufts dormor Our,Tow and easy Oceanport and Keansburg University In Massachusetts term prices enable you to start right now Call tot your and the New York Medical Iree estimate Schools of the State Univer- sity of New York and the both predict Jackson win Downstate Medical Center. DON'T MOVE OCEANPORT - Coun- mers, who played the role of Mayor Eugene Connelly of He fulfilled his internship and general surgery rest-' — IMPROVE cilman Miriam Bryan, who Superman in last weeks pre- Keansburg, who coached that il you have priced real estate with Councilman Ralph C. liminary event, has pro- borough's team to victory dency requirements in Kings lately you know thai It IS Marra Is coordinating the claimed publicly that Ocean- over Atlantic Highlands and County Medical Center, more economical lor you to borough's Almost Anything port will defeat its two rivals Keyport last week, disagreed. Brooklyn, and the U.S. Public improve Call us lof advice Goes team, urge residents to in the quarterfinals. Health Center Hospital in support their players In the "We will easily win the "Our team has done just New Orleans and pursued ad- ditional fellowship and resi- BASEMENT ROOM AH TYPI1 IMPROVIMINH ATTIC CONVERSION quarterfinals against Keans- quarter-finals and will go on fine so far, and fully expect Dr. Jeffrey D. Rsffmai burg and Hawthorne tomor- to win both the semi-final and them to win Tuesday," said dency studies in olorhinolar- gyngology at Mt. Sinai Hos- row at Great Adventure in final competitions. We have a Mayor Connelly at Wednes- dual Societies ana a junior Jackson Township. very enthusiastic team," the day's Borough Council meet- pital in New York. member of the American t toifc IMI*M*M Mayor Clement V. Sum mayor declared. ing. Dr. Roffman is a diplomate Academy of Facial Plastic of the American Board ol and Reconstructive Surgery Members of the local team Otorhinolargyngology. a NO MONEY DOWN - TERMS ARRANGED ON ANY INVftOVlMfNT Include Lillian Kirk, Terry member of the Monmouth He has offices for private McGroarty, Carol Russell, County and New Jersey Me- practice in Tinton Falls for Linda Taylor, Sally Crochet, olorhinolargyngology, facial, Joe Centanni, Mike Wright, plastic and reconstructive MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. Lorenzo Caputo and Joe Ca- Balmoral Arms surgery and head and neck puto. surgery. He resides in Little HIGHWAY 35 AT HEADDONS CORNER, MIDDIETOWN WHY NOT HAVE gets mortgage Silver with his wife. Lorraine, 741 5060 Tickets for tomorrow's con- MATAWAN - A long term and two children tost, which begins at 7 p.m. at mortgage of 1310,000 covering YOUR SOCIAL Great Adventure, are avail- Balmoral Arms, a garden able at Borough Hall and at apartment complex at Aber- SECURITY SENT other previously announced deen Road, has been ar- locations in the borough. ranged by Punia Company, STRAIGHT TO US? mortgage brokers of Highland TOMORROW IS LOWEST Park cosTinm The development contains 52-twostory units of colonial "AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION DAY"IN THE LIFE RATES design on a tract of about 3- Colonial First National's Direct IN THE INSURANCE 1/4 acres. It was built in 1W7 Deposit service is designed to save you INDUSTRY and is fully rented. There are ALMOST ANYTHING GOES ROADSHOW' time, worry and travel. one and two bedroom apart- Under new federal regulations, we can kobfrt M. Morrit ments in addition to patios, arrange to have your social security, AGENCY swimming pool and on-site . WAN AMASS A parking AT GREAT ADVENTURE. government disability or supplemental security payment checks sent directly from Uncle Sam to your Colonial checking or savings account for deposit. Your money will start working faster NOTICE TO for you, without the worry of misplaced checks or the bother of getting them to the bank. MIDDIETOWN Make a visit to any one of our nineteen Colonial First National offices in Monmouth or Mercer counties. We'll help TOWNSHIP you fill out the necessary form so you can take advantage of our Direct Deposit service and be glad to serve you any other TAXPAYERS way we can. You may want to hear about Innovation 60, our complete banking Any unpaid taxes or sewer charges for 1975 service for those sixty and over. Just ask will be advertised and tax title liens placed when you come in. against the properties. The deadline for pay- ing these 1975's to assure that they will not be advertised is October 15,1976

We have been advertised that all 1976 taxes THIS COULD BE YOU. OR WHAT'S WORSE. THIS COULD BE YOU. must also be paid before December 31, Come to Great Adventure tomorrow We're 1976 in order to be eligible for the New Jer- selecting people at random between 6&6 30PM at • Adventure is located off Exit 7A on the sey State Homestead Rebate. the Great Arena to participate in the Almost Anything ••y Turnpike COLONIAL Goes Roadshow There II be all the fun and zair Herbert E. Bradshaw the TV show. And maybe something extra You I RSI NAIWNAI BANK So come on over Whether you play or watch, it's Tax Collector GREAT ADVENTURE The all- service bank that look * oul for you sure to be ore? ol the craziest days ever at Great Frederick Whittles Adventure And. like always, you can get an Entertain OPEN DAILY THROUGH OCTOBER 17 Monbx rOIOFidelitr Union Bvcorporltion for Sewer Authority ment Park ticket lor lust $5 after 5PM AND WEEKENDS THROUGH OCTOBER 31. Lifestyle Summer weddings 8 SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1976 Harris-Orendorff WEST LONG BRANCH - Miss Fern Louise Orendorff of CookevUle, Tenn and Bruce Harris, his brother, of Pulaski, and Thomas Edward Harris were married here yesterday in Tenn. Old First Methodist Church by the Rev. Robert B. Steelman Mrs. Harris was graduated from Shore Regional High Bossa-Santanelli There was a reception in Squire's Pub, here. School and the Southeastern Academy, Orlando, Fla She also WEST LONG BRANCH - Miss Jody Ann The Bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. attended Tennessee Technological University at CookevUle. Orendorff, 27 Monroe St. of this city, and Mr. and Mrs. T. Santanelli, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent The bridegroom was graduated from Giles County Wayne Harris, Pulaski, Tenn. are the bridegroom's parents. Santanelli, 231 Hamilton Ave., Long Branch, (Tenn.) High School, and attended Tennessee Technological Miss Mary E. Orendorff of Washington DC, the bride's Nn Ttoeut E. Hirrh wai married here Sept. 4 in St. Jerome's Ro- University. He is attending the Nashville State (Tenn.) Tech- sister, was mild of honor. Other attendants were the Misses (nee Fem L Orendorif) man Catholic Church, to William Joseph Bos- nical Institute, and is employed by United Parcel, Nashville. sa, son ol Mr and Mrs. George Bossa Sr, 10 Debbie Sciarappa and Denlse Provencher Dennis Place of this city. T. Wayne Harris, the bridegroom's father, was best man. After a wedding trip to the Blue Ridge Mountains, the The Rev. Michael M. Garry officiated at Ushers were the bridegroom's brother-in-law, Rankin Bennett couple will reside in Antioch, Tenn. the ceremony. There was a reception at Mike Doolan's, Spring Lake. Mrs. Debra Jullano, sister of the bride, Hess-Cahill was matron of honor. The best map was Rob- MIDDLETOWN - In Monmouth Hills Wallace David Hess was best man. The ert Bassa. Club here Aug. 28 Miss Patricia J. Cahlll, ushers were John J. Cahill Jr. and Peter V. Mrs. Bossa was graduated from Long daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John J. CahUl, 140 Cahill Branch High School. She is employed by Colo- Tindall Road, New Monmouth, became the Mrs. Hess, an alumna of Mater Dei High nial First National Bank, Little School. bride of John Craig Hess Jr., son of Mr. and School, New Monmouth, attended Rosemont The bridegroom was graduated from Mrs. Hess, Cape May (Pa.) College. She was graduated from The Shore Regional High School and is employed Mayor Allan J. MacDonald of Middle- American University, Washington, D. C. it Ft. Monmouth. town, officiated at the ceremony. There was The bridegroom is an alumnus of Inter- Mr. U4 Mrs. William j. Be»si Mr. and Mrs Bossa will reside here. a reception at Monmouth Hills Club, here. boro (Pa.) High School, Princeton (NJ.) Uni- versity and Temple Law School, Phila- Attending Mrs. Hess were Miss Mary Mrs. Gecrge F. Prtser Ird Jane Cahill, maid of honor, and Mrs. William delphia"' He will enter the practice of law In Gale-Silberstein 0. Glendinning, both sisters of the bride. Pennsylvania, where the couple will reside. (Nee Sarah F. Buck) RUMSON - In Congregation B'nai Israel here Aug. 28 Mn. Jefel C. Heu Jr. Miss Rhonda M. Silberstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs David (Nee Patricia J. Cahill) Polzer- Silberstein, 29 John it, Red Bank, was married to Jeffrey B Laramy-Schock Gale, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gale, 21 Laurie Lane, Little MANASQUAN - In the attending Mrs. Laramy were Ick, Mass. She attended Silver. First Presbyterian Church Mrs. Peter Termaat and Miss Wheaton College', Norton, Buck Rabbi Jack M Hosoff and Cantor S. Scharfr officiated at here Sept. 11, Miss Linda Susan Laramy, Grand Ra- Mass., and was graduated HOLMDEL - Miss Sarah the ceremony, which was followed by a reception at the syna- Anne Schock, daughter of Mr. pids, sisters of the bride- from Pomona College, Clare- F. Buck and George F. Polier gogue and Mrs. Charles C. Schock groom. mont, Calif. 3rd were married here Sept. Miss Shelly Elseman was maid of honor. Others attending Jr., Edgemere Drive, Mata- William S. Alofs, cousin of Mr. Laramy was graduated 11 In the United Church of Mrs Gale were Mrs. Larry Kugler and Linda Silberstein. wan, was married to Law- the bridegroom, served as from East Christian School, Christ by the Rev. Andrew A. Steven Arnovitz was best man and the ushers were Ralph rence William Laramy, son of best man in the double ring Grand Rapids, Mich. He at- Burkhardt. There was a re- Calabrese, Michael Brown, Howard Silberstein and Larry Mr. and Mrs. Watson La- ceremony, and his brother tended Calvin College and ception in Shadowbrook, Kugler. ramy, Grand Rapids, Mich. and brother-in-law, Bruce La- Michigan State University. Shrewsbury. The bride Is an alumna of San Francisco (Calif.) State The Rev. Joseph A. Brady ramy and Peter Termatt, University. She is employed by Pharmacia, Piscataway. officiated. There was a recep- were ushers. After a wedding trip to Ber- Parents of the couple are Mm. Jeftery B. die An attorney, he is a partner in the firm of Sawyer and tion in the Essex and Sussex The bride was graduated muda, Mr. and Mrs. Laramy Mr. and Mrs. Wesley T. Buck, (nee Rhonda Sllbersteln) Gale, Keyport. Mr. and Mrs. Gale will reside in Little Silver. Hotel, Spring Lake. from Walnut Hill School, Nat- will reside in Aspen, Colo. 51 E. Main St., here, and Mr. Mrs. Jude P. Laspa, San and Mrs. George F. Polzer Mrs. Lawmce W. Laramy Francisco, was matron ol Jr., Cloverhill Lane, Colts Hsu-Lei (Nee Linda Anne Schock) honor for her sister. Others Vacca-Taper Neck. MATAWAN - Iris Huei Lei of Manhat- NEW MONMOUTH - Miss maid of honor; Mrs. Nancy Miss Leola A. Buck, sister tan, Kan., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jan Nan Linda Ann Taper, daughter of Brandine, and the Misses Ann of the bride, was maid of hon- Lei of Taipei, Taiwan, was married here Cutler-Bushong Mr. and Mrs. Erwin M. Ta- Carney, Antoinette Finizio, or. Others attending Mrs. Pol- Sept. 4 in the First United Methodist Church HOLMDEL - Miss Eileen per. Main St., Port Mon- Kay Gibson, .and Donna Lo- zer were the Misses April to Jlunn Carl Hsu, Emerson Drive, Morgan- Bushong, daughter of Mr. and mouth, was married here dato. Chianciola, Cindy Parenteau, viUe. Mrs. William T. Bushong, 27 Aug. 14 in St. Mary's Roman Marianne Roggy, and Sugar Maple Drive, Middle- Catholic Church, to Michael Francis X. Fisher was best Frances Ladzinski. Meg Mag town, was married here Aug. Alphonse Vacca, son of Mi- man and groomsmen were nota and Kim Divis were Donna Man Lei and Chung-Ming An were 28 in St. Catherine's Roman chael T. Vacca, Eldridge Paul J. Evans, Brian Gum- flower girls. the couple's honor attendants. Catholic Church, to Edward Ave., Middletown, and the l)i-i t. Michael Brandine, Da- vid Vacca, and Leonard Mr. Polzer was best man Wayne Cutler, son of Mr. and late Mrs. Filomena Vacca. for his son. Ushers were Rob- Mr. and Mrs. Hsu attended, respectively, Cross. The ushers were Mrs. Philip Cutler, Staten Is- The Rev. John Scully of St. ert Divis, Joseph Magnota, the University of California at Los Angeles Wayne Yorkgitis, Jack Leh- land, N.Y. Mary's and the Rev. William Roy Buck, John Brogden and and Kansas State University. He is employed man, Gordon Fordyce and The Rev. James T. ConneTl Hanson of King of Kings Lu- Bernard Szwec. Charles Parenteau. by Bell Laboratories. Mr. aid Mrs. Jim Hn officiated at the ceremony. theran Church, officiated at Mrs. Polzer was graduated There was a reception in the the ceremony, which was fol- Mrs. Vacca was graduated Roman Inn, Hazlet. lowed by a reception at the from Red Bank Regional from Middletown Township High School. She is employed Ward-Schaffner Miss Virginia Sullivan was Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. High School and received a maid of honor. Others attend- Mn. Edward W. Ciller Attending the bride were by Central Jersey Bank, LINCROFT - In St. Leo the Great Ro- BA degree from Glassboro Rumson. ing Mrs. Cutler were Miss (Nee Eileen Bushong) Miss Diane Marie Taper, State College. man Catholic Church here Aug. 22, Miss Jane Bushong and Miss Mo- The bridegroom was gradu- Claudia Helen Schaffner became the bride of nica Bushong. Diane Morris ated from Marlboro High Kenneth James Ward. The Rev. William Boh- Mr. Vacca is a graduate of was flower girl and Martin Stone-Hollowell Mater Dei Higb School, here, School and is employed by nsack officiated. There was a reception In the Weiss, page. Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. ELKTON, Md. - Miss Beth Lancaster, Pa. and received a BA degree in Russell-Oldsmobile Cadillac Hollowell and David Adlai Mr. and Mrs. Stone will re- economics from the Univer- Co., Red Bank. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. The bridegroom had his Stone were married Sept. 12 side in Lancaster, where they sity of Pittsburgh at John- Robert Schaffner, 549 Newman Springs Road, twin brother, Curtis Cutler, After a wedding trip to Ca- stown, Pa. He Is employed by here, and Mrs. and Mrs. Hunter Ward, 61 Ala- as best man and Chris Cutler during a ceremony conducted are employed, after a wed- nada, Mr. and Mrs. Polzer E. F. Hutton and Co., New meda Court. Shrewsbury. and William Bushong as ush- by Rabbi Irwin N. Gold- ding trip to Key West, Fla. will reside in Red Bank. enberg in the summer cottage York City. Miss Janet Marie Schaffner was maid of ers. are n t! SORORITY MEETS honor and William Ward was best man. Mrs. Cutler was graduated ?«* °A &*!*!« ? . . l' Guild board After a wedding trip to the from Middletown Township Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lee Hoi- , LINCROFT - Mrs. Lynn Mrs. Ward was graduated from Red Bank lowell, who reside also in Wil- nOSIS Virgin Islands, the couple will Schanck will host a meeting Catholic High School and the Ann May School High School and Brick Com- reside in Madison. puter Science Institute, Brick mington, Del. RED BANK - The execu- of XI Beta Alpha Chapter, of Nursing, Neptune. She is a registered nurse tive board of the Woman's Beta Sigma Phi sorority Township. She is employed by Mr Stone is the son of Mr. METRIC SYSTEM TOPIC at Riverview Hospital. Red Bank. Guild of Trinity Episcopal Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. here L. J. Gonzer Associates, Inc., and Mrs. Julian Stone, 19 The bridegroom was graduated from Red Church, Red Bank, will host in her home. Kinds of com- Shrewsbury. Kemp Ave., Rumson, N. J OCEANPORT — The met- Bank Catholic High School and is a senior at members of the Guild at a ric system will be discussed munication will be the pro- Mr. aid Mrs. Keiieli J. Ward Monmouth College, West Long Branch. Mr. Cutler was graduated The bride was graduated Buffet Luncheon here in the by Joseph Garrera, principal gram topic of Mrs. Sandy from Tottenville High School, from Thomas McKean High Parish Hall, White St., of the Wolf Hill School at Holoman, Lincroft. The soror- Staten Island, and attended School, Wilmington. She and tomorrow at noon Guests are Wednesday's 8 p.m. meeting ity is planning a hayride on the Staten Island .Community Mr. Stone, an alumnus of welcome. Coe-White Associ- of the PTA here in the school. Saturday. Lovett-Hovan pllege. He is employed by Rumson-Fair Haven Regional ates will present the pro HAZLET - Miss Elizabeth Marie Hovan, fires, Inc., Staten Island. High School, are graduates of gram, "Turn of the Century daughter of Mrs Phyllis Hovan, 116 Matawan After a wedding trip to Franklin Marshall College in Music Hall." Ter, Matawan, was married here Aug. 21 in Cape May, Mr. and Mrs. Cut- ON THE OTHER HAND, St. John's United Methodist Church, to ler will reside in Middletown. Thomas Andrew Lovett, son at Mr. and Mrs. IMPROVE YOU CAN CALL US. Harold Lovett, 11 Holly St, Keansburg When you're trying to lose weight, some The Rev. Newton Griener officiated at the Rummage sale SKILLS helping hands are no help al all service A reception was held in the New set for Oct. 7 The Weight Watchers' Program offers you a Point Comfort Firehouse, Keansburg. RED BANK - The Wom- FOR better kind of help great eating, great thinking Learn how to takeS.A.T SAT exams and achieve high potentia.l about things like temptation, and 5,000,000 hours of Honor attendants were Mrs. Patricia an's Guild of Trinity Episco- Straub. sister of the bride, matron of honor, pal Church will sponsor a with our proven Prep Course. classroom experience in weight control WBGHT some and Andrew Lovett, the bridegroom's brother, Rummage Sale at the Parish lust call us Help yourself to W^nrUHIS best man. Hall, White St., Oct. 7 begin- Register NOW for Nov. 6 Exam real help T?^«fir Mrs. Lovett was graduated from Keans- ning at 10 a.m. Prep Course Is The Authority. burg High School and William Paterson Col- Contributions may be STRUCTURED TO: — strengthen math and LA. lege of NJ She is a registered nurse at Mon- skills. Special — for S.A.I, preparation only taughl by certified brought to the Parish House and experienced tachers. Short — 4 sessions — 3 hrs. per session mouth Medical Center. Mr. aid Mrs. Thomas A. Lovrtl on the day before the sale, Mr. Lovett was graduated from Keans- Oct. 6. They may also be SATURDAYS OCT. 2-9-16-23 burg hTigh School, attended Brookdale Com- Parts Division, Bloomfield brought to the home of the munity College, and is a US Marine Corps After a Wedding trip to Niagara Falls. Mr. chairman, Mrs. Richard FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH veteran. He is employed at General Motors. and Mrs. Lovett will reside in Keansburg Meise, 92 McLaren Street, Rout* 34 — Franklin St. Matawan Red Bank. Pick-up may also be arranged by calling her. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Scherer-Simmons 247 BROAD STREET. RED BANK ANNAPOLIS, Md - In St. Naval Academy Alumni Business. Her father is presi- BARN DANCE Anne's Episcopal Church here House, here dent of the Eastern Dvision of HOLMDEL - St. Ben- Monmouth Test Preparation Centers Sept. 11, Miss Kathy Sue Sim- The bride, who will retain Martin Marietta Cement edict's PTA will have a barn 739-9450 or 671-6421 mons, daughter of Mr and her maiden name, wore a dance Oct 2 at 9 p.m. in the Mrs. Kenneth D. Simmons, gown designed and made by Mr. Scherer, an alumnus of school cafeteria. Caller will Severna Park, became the her mother. Principia College, Elsa. III., be Hart Webber. Tickets, bride of Ronald Harry Sche- Linda Simmons Cameron is the New York business and which include refreshments, ALLWAYS TRAVEL CENTRE rer, son of Mrs. Carroll Blan- was. her sister's matron of financial correspondent of the are being sold after all Mas- FOOD Christian Science Monitor. He ses and are available also OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT 741-3535 trr00 SCALE & BOWL chard. 21 Sickles Place, honor. Michael Lyles Cook • Regular $3.50 Value Shrewsbury, N.J., and the was best man. is a member of the Long from James R. Heary, 10 In- late William Scherer The bride, a graduate of Branch Ice Boat and Yacht field Lane. Matawan Town- 'TRAVEL SHOW EXTRAVAGANZA' WHEN YOU JOIN OR RE-JOIN! The Rev. James Cooke offi- Hollins (Va ) College, is en- Club and the Financial ship For Class Near You Call 364-5511 ciated at the service. There rolled at the New York Uni- Writers Association of New Wed., Sept. 22nd — 6 P.M.-11 P.M. was a reception in the U.S. versity Graduate School of York Or Toll Free (800) 242-5866 house hunting? Peninsula House, Sea Bright (Offer valid Stpt. 13 - Oct. 2, 1976 Only in Franchise Are* 31, N.J.t After a wedding cruise in the Chesapeake Bay area, the ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULE couple will reside in New 7 Ml. JHIl IAHD New WEIGHT WATCHERS York. 8:15 ML FASMON SHOW IY "lEUY PATCH" IS COMING TO COLLEGE BOARDS 9 PJR. FUMfNCO DANCB IAUM DtGKANADA SCHOOL DISCUSSION JHOLMDEL HohntWl Hn Ct. #1-WM DM* St. COLTS NECK - The Colts NO ADMISSION CHARGE! Neck Home/School Dis- (Entrtnc* from raw parking *n*) Complete the entry lorm and drop in the Treasure Chest. TUTORING cussion Group will meet to- EVERY WED. EVE. AT 7:30 P.M. at the Travel Show to be eligible lor spectacular door morrow at 9:10 am in Atlan- prizes! STARTING SEPT. 22 tic Elementary School in an AT THE RED BANK YMCA informal discussion relating to educational programs in r RUMSON STARTING SUN.; SEPT. 26th the township's schools Mrs | NAME liver low) I WMfcbftwi Street HIGHLY EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS Jean Andrews Is in charge of details concerning the group, check today's j ADDRESS.. Thursday mornings 9:30 A.M. CALL 462-7374' which is open to interested MpttHlbtf 23 resident* Classified Ads I PHONE SHREWSBURY. H J MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1978 Weddings Mazza-Gallo LONG BRANCH - Miss Mary Jo Galk) and Domimrk Joseph Mana were married Rubman-Kavanauqh here July B in Our l.ady Star of the Sea Ro- BELMAR - Miss Peggy Kavanaugh and man Catholic Church The Rev Luigi Palm- Raymond Rubman were married here Sept. 4 ien officiated at the double-nng ceremony during a ceremony conducted by Asbury There wai a reception in the Shadowbrook, Park Municipal Court Judge Donald J Papp* Shrewsbury in The Barclay, letting also lor a reception Parents of the couple are Mr and Mrs Jo- Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs seph D Gallo, 41 Maple Ave , West Long Morgan Kavanaugh, at Seneca Place, Ocean- Branch, and Mrs Mary Malta, 175 Port-au- port, and Mr. and Mrs Samuel Rubman, 481 Peck Ave , Oceanport, and the late Joseph Bath Ave., Long Branch Masa Mrs Eileen Conte was matron of honor Miss Kathy Kavanaugh was maid of hon- and Joseph Tuzao was best man or and Gary Rubman was best man. Mr and Mrs. Masa are graduates of Shore Mr. at Mrs. Rubman was graduated from Short Regional High School. West Long Branch She Regional High School, West Long Branch, Is an alumna also of Fairleigh Dickinson Uni- nova (Pa ) University and is employed by Monmquth Consolidated versity, Madison Mr Mam, who is a partner Mr and Mr» Mana reside in Elberon Water Co., Shrewsbury Mr. ud In. Heary HirwIU In Mana and Sons hen, is a graduate of Villa The bridegroom, an alumnus of Long Branch High School and Brookdale Commu- PetruzzielloFJducia nity College, Lincroft, is a partner in Audio MATAWAN - Mia JoAnn Marie Ftducia Couple celebrate Visual Associates in Long Branch. Mr. u4 Mrs. Raya IRahaua and David Joseph Pelrumello were marrtad here Sept 4 in the Kirit Baptist Church There was a reception In Buck Smith's Res- 50th anniversary taurant. Kast Keansburg Parents of the couple arc Mr awl Mrs. FAIR HAVEN - Mr and tirement in 1971. Since that Mrs. Olsen hosts her Salvatore Fiducia. II WiUowbrook Drive, and Mrs. Henry Hurwitz, 131 year, Mr. Hurwitz has been a Hance Road, who marked member of Service Corps of Mr and Mn David George Petrunieuo, J W their 50th wedding anniver- Retired Executives (SCORE) Kack St.. both families of Hailet 92nd birthday party Miss U-she Rogers was maid of honor sary Aug. 12, observed the oc- of the Small Business Admin- and Michael Petnizoello was beat Run casion Aug. 14 at services istration and was president of day cake ablaze with 92 can former Hope Wood, who is SEA BRIGHT - Mrs John Mr* Petruzaello attended Raritan High conducted in Rumson in Con- Monmouth Chapter 36 from dies added to the festivities Mrs Olsen's first grandchild, L. Olsen of 25 Center St, has School, her husband's alma mater He studied gregation B'nai Israel by 1172 until March of this year. Mrs. Olsen, the former has recently returned Irom a begun her (3rd year still re- also at Brookdale Community College aad Is Rabbi Jack M. Rosoff. Mr. and Mrs. Hurwitz have siding in the borough in which Marie Dahn, was bom in 1H84 six-year stay in Singapore, A reception followed in the resided in their present home in Bjerge-Spangeraid, Nor- employed by the New York Keansburg Bus she was married Nov. 12, where her husband was a rep- Mr. *m* Mrv DavM PetiaukB* celebrants' home. It was giv- since 1938. They have been 1910 way, and came to the United resentative for General Mo CO , I riin.llilii en by Mr. and Mrs. Hurwitz' members of Congregation Her birthday was marked States in 1905. She married tors Corp four children, Morris "Dinny" B'nai Israel since 1936. Mr. Aug. 25 with family fanfare at John Louis Olsen, who was Hurwitz of Switzerland, Hurwitz was president of Con- a dinner party here in her born Dec 17, 1886 in Mox- Throughout Mrs Olsen's •f where he is an executive with gregation 1943-45 and a mem- home, where four generations heim-Haugesund, Norway birthday there were visits MEETING Make A Date Grand Passage department ber of its Board of Trustees enjoyed the lavish repast per- The ceremony took place in from family, friends and store, Geneva, who attended and chairman of religious ser- the Methodist Church in Sea neighbors and numerous con- A paid directory of coming events for nonprofit organlia- sonally prepared by the host- ttons Rates $2 60 for J lines for one day tl II each addi with his wife Pattie; Mrs vices. ess. Champagne and a birth- Bright "It was the biggest gratulatory messages MEMO Jane Marshall, Red Bank, wedding of the time," Mrs tlonal line, 13 00 for two days, $1 2} each additions line, Mrs. Hurwitz is active in IS for three to five days, II 50 each additional line, M M who attended with her sons Sisterhood Congregation Olsen recalled Mr. Olsen was Alex and Josh; David Hur- a commercial fisherman for It days, 12 00 each additional line Call The Dally B'nai Israel, and is a member Peckham- CLEFT PALATE CHILD IS Register. 542-4000, ask for the Date Secretary witz, vice president of the of the Guild of Creative Art, A widow since 1(5], Mrs GROUP TOPIC Lcvi Strauss division "Levi's Shrewsbury. She studied and Olsen has two daughters Mrs LONG BRANCH - Dr DEADLINE for Gals," San Francisco, Ca- taught Braille and received a Robert A. (Hope) Stoepel lif., and Wilma Hurwitz, New Matthew M. Schiff, acting ill all Malts A Date Ads mutt bo citation from the U.S. Con- Wood.Levittown, NY; Mrs SHELTER ISLAND, NY rector of child psychiatry and in our olWce by noon two days York, director of the Contin- gress for her accom- Robert W. (Eva) Bragg, At - Miss Ellen Stoepel of New uing Education Department assistant director of the psy , prior to publication plishments in that field. lanta, Ga , and a son J Mail- York, was married here Sept chiatric residency program at at New York University. land Olsen ST., Red Bank 10, to Anson Wheeler Peck- Others attending the Hur- Monmouth Medical Centci. Today - For children, Dial a Story witn a Biblical Mr. and Mrs Hurwitz were witz anniversary fete were Her other son is the late John ham of Shelter Island and will speak about the emotion- moral Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of married in Hartford, Conn., her sisters, Mrs. Samuel Mos- David Olsen, Sea Bright New York, In a ceremony al development and self-con- •Mlddletown Dial 171 lilt by Rabbi Morris Sllverman kowitz, Willimantic, Conn., There are nine grandchildren performed by Justice Chester cept of the cleft palati' child and resided in Boston until and Mrs. William Kronen- and 10 great-grandchildren D. Sherman Mrs. George II at tomorrow's r) p.m. meeting the mid-1930's when Mr. Hur- berg, West Palm Beach, Fla., The dinner guests were Mr Miller HI New York, and Shel- o( the New Jersey Cleft I'.il SEPTEMHEH It witz Joined the Sigmund Eis- with Mr. Kronenberg, and and Mrs. J Maitland Olsen ter Island, and Robert 1. Bit- ate Parents Group here in the "Auction and Flea Market," Ladies Auxiliary lo Port ner Co., Red Bank, as a sales Mr. Hurwitz' sisters and Sr , Mr. and Mrs J. Maitland tner, Shelter Island, attended Pollak Clinic for Outpatient Monmouth Fire Company, Port Monmouth Flrehousr, manager. Mr. Hurwitz as- brothers and their spouses, Olsen Jr. and their children the couple. Services at MMC Advisor is Main SI I lo 4 Spaces 15 Rain date, Sept 26 787 MM. sumed an executive post with Mrs. David Shoolman, Brook- John, James and Jennifer, Carol Bonforie. 787 1462 the Palm Beach Co. in 1937 line, Mass.; Mrs. Alfred Hur- . Mr. and Mrs. Wood, Mr. and A former resident of Tinton Sunday, 4pm, The (iala International Concert and served as a member of witz, Framingham, Mass.; Mrs Robert R Gagnon and Falls, N.J., and a past mem- Series, United Methodist Church. Red Bank, presents Al- ber and president of the Tin- SISTERHOOD MEETS the executive panel of L. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hur- son, Matthew, and Mrs MATAWAN - "Yesterday's exandra Hawlcy. Flutist and Herbert Burtii, Pianist, in ton Falls Board of Education recital. No tickets required Greif and Brothers, Balti- witz, Newton, Mass., and Charles 1. Vath and daugh- Future — Tomorrow's Past" more, from 1959 until his re- and the New Shrewsbury Mrs. Harry Cohen, Hollis, L.I. Mrs ithl L. Otaea ter, Jennifer. Mrs Vath. the will bt> the topic of Prof Kelt SEITEMBER 20 First Aid Squad, Mr Peck- National Council Jewish Women will have Miles Ler- ham Is a merchandise oper- Rich of the speech and the man, a guest speaker, Sept 20 at 12 noon. Congregation ations manager for the J C. ater department of Monmouth B'nai Israel. Rumson He will speak on "The Jewish Di- Penney Company of New College at tomorrow's 8 JO York He formerly was a mu- pm. opening meeting of Sis- lemma, Israeli Reality " ptiMic invited sic critic for the New York terhood of Temple Shalom, at FISH Of Red Rank, general meeting, St James HI' Sun. the synogogue, i Ayrmont Lane. Membership chairmen Church, Broad St. Red Bank, Parish Room, II p m Mem- Irrationality in suicide bers and new volunteers are invited lo attend Miss Stoepel is a free-lance are Barbara Hurwilz and artist and art historian Joan KIIIIIII SEPTEMBER 21 The Lint rufl Fire Company Auxiliary will sponsor a bus trip to the discount shopping area in Heading, Pa. K50 Reservations call 7471110 or 747-5263 SEPTEMBEH 21, 21 the usual parent-teen-ager Dear Ann Landers: Six Sixth Annual Shrewsbury Corners Antiques k Crafts differences, I can't recall any months ago our beautiful, Show * Sale, Tuesday from 10 a m lo t p m , Wednes- major areas of conflict. bright, full-of-life daughter, ANN LANDERS day. 10 am to 5-p m Luncheon both days. ll.Mto2 pm. age 16, took her father's re- She was in love and her Tea from 2 5. each day Admission II 25 volver and shot herself sweetheart dropped her for SEPTEMBER 22 through the head. We are another girl — her best help us find the answers. We put something in your column heartsick and baffled. Why7 friend, in fact. It was a ter- are — Still Searching to make life a little more Red Bank Regional Booster Club general meeting Why? Why? rible blow. When we heard Dear Searching: No twopleasant for the transplants? RBH High School, Little Silver. H p m Members and the shot and rushed to her suicides are exactly alike. NEW VOLUNTEERS are invited lo attend SUPPORT. One of her friends told us Just ask the folks who are room (it was midnight) we, Some people speak of self-de- DESPERATELY NEEDKII she was on drugs. An autopsy moving OUT if they could found our darling girl lying on struction frequently, brood, proved it was not true Anoth- find it in their hearts to leave the bed, already dead, the threaten, then finally do It. Monmouth Conservatory Women's Chorus auditions. I er friend said she was very a few items for the folks mov- phone still in her hand. She Others pull the trigger, or p m . Church of the Nativity. Hance * Ridge Rds . Fair . depressed and unhappy about ing IN — like a bar of soap, a had been talking to him. swallow the pills, or jump out THE SMOOTHER Haven For further information, 741 4722 the materialistic values of her few light bulbs and a roll of a window on the spur of the parents. If so, we never had toilet tissue. A couple of bot- The Rosary-Altar Society of St Agnes Church, Center Why would a well-adjusted, moment — seized by an over- By Young Smoothie an inkling of it. Our daughter tles of soda pop in the fridge Ave., Atlantic /lighiands. is planning their annual card par- beautiful 16-year-old, with ev- whelming compulsion to "get was extremely affectionate erything in the world to live would be a royal welcome' hw ty "Apple Festival" on Wed . Sept 22. H P M ui In* even" — punish someone to and outgoing. While we had for, do such a thing? Please Thanks, cookie. - Been Thru Church Hall Donation 12 make them sorry. Of course It Lots these acts are totally irration- A pull-on girdle al. What makes it so tragic is Dear Been: Much obliged SEITEMBER 24 and 25 the finality of such impetuous for a lovely suggestion. in antron weave. "FLEA MARKET" sponsored by Ladles Auxiliary C.B.S. SUPERMARKET decisions. My heart goes out You've planted lots of seeds H I' 0 Elks 742 150 Carfield Ave , Long Branch I am 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG to you and your family. of good will today' to 4 p m . Fn and Sal All welcome Ann Landers discusses teen- SIZES. S, M,L, XL SEPTEMHER B Dear Ann Landers: You In- age drinking — its myths, its Embury URttad Methodist Church. LUIIr Silver, Fa sulted millions of readers SHORT $10.00 PICK-IT realities Learn the facts by bulous Fair. 10 a m tut pm Delicious barbecue dinner with your remark to "No reading "Booze and You — AVERAGE $11.00 5. t and 7 p m or takeout Advance dinner tickets, call Beauty Winner" when you For Teen-Agers Only," by 741-3791 JERSEY NUMBER GAME said, "No one has to go Ann Landers Send 50 cents in A free lecture Ml Christian Science will be given at through life with kinky hair 20 Monmouth Street Red Bank Pick any three number* — you can play coin and a long, self-ad- hist Church uf Christ. Scientisl. 211 Broad St . Red Bank these days, unless he wants dressed, stamped envelope to 747-4849 on Sat Sept 25 at 2 p m ALL are welcome Child care from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a week to." • • WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER Ann Landers, P O. Box 1400. available I am black and was born Elgin, 111 60120. Flea Market. Indoors. EMU Little Sliver Woman's with "kinky hair. Perhaps, by Club. Church St . Little Stiver, 10-4 p m Tables |7 Kcs4> white standards, kinky hair Is PTA COUNCIL vations 842-2523 or 741 7MH Dealers welcome undesirable, but it happens to HOLMDEI. - The annual SEITEMBER 25. 26 be an ethnic characteristic fall workshop conducted by The Sandy Hook Unit of i,airway National Recrea ' nrl A. Quanlin, mni and I resent your inference the Monmouth County Council tlon Area is sponsoring the Four Winds Theatre produc- onni that it's a burden or a curse of PTAs will take place to- R.P. tion ol It Liberty Me There Performances will be held in the Sand) Hook Auditorium on Sal. Sept 25 it 3 and No wonder black children morrow at 7:30 p.m. in Holm WE OFFER YOU BEAUTY grow up feeling inferior Such del High School,' Crawford's 7 30 p m and on Sun Sept 26 at 3 p m Tickets are now SALON statements undermine their Corner Road Directing the SERVICE AND available at the Spermaceti Cove Visitor Center Reser- self-confidence. workshop will by Mary vations may be made by call (201) 872-OW2 Admission Burne, Sea Girt Hosts will be CONVENIENCE free But kinky hair can't be the Holmdel High School Recently, several sludiet were conducted as to why ALL bad. Do you have any SEPTEMBER 26 PTSA. There is a nominal fee prescription drug shoppers choose • particular store idea how many women get Pipe Organ Concert and Sing along, featuring "An HAS BEEN DOING "IT" RIGHT for registration. in which lo shop. And wh) do the; switch stores? Two permanents every year? I Evening with Art Reines" Sun Sept 26.8 pm Admission importint reasons Ihil were very frequently fiven free by ticket Matins Brother!.. 286 Ht 35. Eatontown FOR 45 YEARS! hope you'll print my letter were convenience •ml service and apologize, explain, or at ECONOMY Post 23 American Legion Breakfast. Pancakes, juice. $ least comment on it. I'd hate Our phirmact prides iltelf on nffrring cumcnicnl COffet Legion Home, Front St, Keyport. Sun Sept 26, 7- UNIPERM (KG. ONLY) 20 to think Ann Landers is a bi- SHOE REPAIR shopping and dependable, courteous, professional Ham Adults II 50. children 12 and under II got. — Irritated In Michigan service. We think vou will enjov shopping in out OCTOBER 1.2 $ Dear Mich: Me a bigot? I pharmap and will like the pharmacists who serve The Monmouth CIVI Chorus presents Frank Loessers wouldn't dignify the accusa- REBUILT tour needs. We hope you will Mop in soon and gel nutlcal The Most Happ> Fellow at Monmouth Art B10W HAIRCUTS 12 tion by attempting to defend acquainted. Center, 8 15 p m Tickets (call W.'sW.'i M 15. S» Dis • COfJBOV K)0T1 ounls (or students, senior i itizens anil groups myself. Anyone who knows • mm BOOTS YOU OK YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE IS SPECIALISTS IN me knows better. wkca in mtt4 t delivery. We will ttUvtr OCTOBER 2 promptly wtthrat extra charic. A (real mini The Deserted Village at Allaire, Inc will sponsor CUTTING • COLORING • FROSTING Both whites and blacks •(••4c rely •• m for their health D*C«V We The Last Big Beautiful Flea Market Of The 1176 Season, • MANICURES • PEDICURES spend millions of dollars on welcome rcojMota far delivery atrvlce iad dune hair-straighteners as well as on Sat. Oct 2, from 10 a m to 5 p m at Allaire State permanents — depending on 'ark Over 100 dealers expected Some spaces available 13 BROAD STREET whether a person prefers wnmaD tonwiN m rtoustti MM? jiowcn For information call»38-2»3 Slate Park parking fees. 12 straight hair or curly And it Shn»WNburv rtiarniaev jer car RED BANK 741-1515 seems most people prefer JANUARY 4-13.1OT what they weren't bom with •ROAD ST. SRIEVSIlItt St Agnes Church will sponsor a 10 day tour to the) Dear Ann Landers: Now Ioly Land and Athens For details, call 291 0876 or 2»T Hours: Mon. thru Sat. 8:30 to 5 "CTwir MOCW i^M^wtii K Durum that the moving season is Frl. 8 To I upon us again will you please 10 SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 20,1976 Television Today New York Channels — 2, 4, £, 7, 9, 11, 13 EVENING THE 000 COUPLE Tennille are the stars with out ol a feudal system i a ADAM 12 guests Jackie Gleason. without resorting to » THE CROSS-WITS Ron Palillo. Lawrence violence or tyranny. I I DREAM OF JEANNIF Hilton Jacobs and Penny gTJiam CBS LATE I RRTDYBUNCH IfflB MACNEIL - Marshall EHRERREPORT "The Virginia Hill Story" "Allce'i September B MILLION DOLLAR a THE VAUANT YEARS MOVIE (1S74) Dyan Cannon, Allan 7 30 B THE MUPPET SHOW Garfield. Virginia Hill a RONSioE "X,Y And Zee" (1072) (PREMIERE) Elizabeth Taylor, Michael abandons a life of poverty The Monster ol Comuf Guest: Rita Moreno Caine Three people are and abuse in the South to Towers" locked in a vicious love- make a new life In • EMERGENCY ONE • IN 8EARCH OF (PREMIERE) hale triangle from which Chicago, and goes on to (PREMIERE) none emerges unscathed become the girlfriend ol "The Mascot" "In Search of the Loch • THE F.B.I, the notorious West Coast TOOAY IN DELAWARE Ness Monster" This pro- ^he Inheritors" gangster Bugsy Siegal ELECTRIC COMPANY gram documents the myth and reality ol Nessie OQ RHYTHM / BLUE S/ Q LORENZO AND VOYAGE TO THE BOT- HENRIETTA MUSIC M Of THE SEA Q ADAM 12 SONGS GERSHWIN BO 129.000 PYRAMID 0 ffi ffi ffi THE ADAMS (D THE HONEY- ABC NEWS MOONERS • HOLLYWOOD CHRONICLES BEWITCHED "The Bensonhurst SQUARES- "John Adams: Lawyer ffi STATE OF THE Bomber' B UARSCLUB (1758-1770) LATHER CAPTIONED SESAME STREET Sests: Larry Hovls, Dick • THE ONEDIN LINE EMERGENCY ONE Gautler. Fannie Flagg and • THE F.B.I, Dan Rowan. ^he Ordeal" TO BE ANNOUNCED ZOOM MARY HARTMAN, e 15 :«. S) DAYS OF AWE • EACH CINEMA- Ont Fltw Over trie Wild Port* IB} • IS a ZOOM Q MERV GRIFFIN "George Teaches Gracie LOS ANGELES (AP) - Cuckoo'l Neil 1R) 7.10, * 30 OCf AN TOWNSHIP THE F.B.I. "Jewish Holy Days" ffi THE GREAT AIRSHIP Not To Be Careless" • ATONTOWH CIRCLf - Return ot a Mon Colled Hone ffi WILD, WILD WORLD Former Beatle Paul DRIVE-IN- Cannonboll (PG) 7:50. II IPO 7:30 1i$ THAT GIRL ADVENTURE OB MACNEIL - LEHRER Eai My Dust :oo aamst ffi RHODA MOVIE vocalists of the year. Mone(PG|7 », » f • THE UNDERSEA I ffi ffi NFLMON- HAZL_- Events leading up to a "Molly and Me" (1945) They were named Saturday PLA1A- Silent Movie (PG) 7.30. 9:30 WORLD OF JACQUES separation begin In- *Y NIGHIIGHTFOOTT FOOTBALB L Monty Wooley, Grade CINEMA I— Return ol a Man Called night during a nationally tele- Hone (PG) 7, 9:15 ALTER READE THEATERS COUSTEAU (PREMIERE) nocently enough when Live coverage of the game Fields. * CINEMA II- Swashbuckler (PG) 7:30. "The Smile ol the Rhoda can't understand between the Oakland NIGHT GALLERY vised, industry-sponsored pre- 9'30 Restricted. Perioni under 17 not ad- Walrus." Raiders and the Kansas KEANS1URG mitted unlm accompanied Dv parent or Joe's reluctance to buy 12:15 8 THE MONDAY NIGHT sentation. COLONIAL- The Bug (PG) 7:30; The odull guardian. B NBC NIGHTLY NEWS their first house City Chiefs from Kansas LATE Omm(R|9:l5 X - Adulti only. City, Missouri LONG BRANCH 8 ANDY GRIFFITH • BOO NBC MON- "Winchester For Hire" The song "Miracles," by MOVIES I— Slltnt Movie (PG) I, 945 "Andy's and Ople's Pal" DAY NIGHT AT THE ID BHACKtN'S WORLD MOVIES II- Obttlllon (PG) 7:45. 9 30 11967) Guy Madison, Edd Jefferson Starship, was MATAWAN an TO TELL THE MOVIES "Miss Isabel Blue " Byrnes ffi ffi Q) CD CD IN PER- named top single of the year. "Airport 1975" (1974) (D PETER MARSHALL FORMANCE TT WOLF ABC EVENING NEWS Charlton Heston, Karen VARIETY SHOW TRUTH OR CONSE- Black. When a small TRAP The best album award went 12:30 0 MOVIE GREATS ALL 8ENCES private plane collides over "LaTravlata" ^he Big Lilt" (1950) Mon-' to "Fleetwood Mac," and the O 09 BOWLING FOR the Rockies with a ffi 9:00 MOVIE tgomery Clift, Paul group Fleetwood Mac was SEATS DOLLARS passenger-laden |umbo "With a Song In My Heart" Douglas named best musical group. DOUBLE FEATURE m NEWS jet, a stewardess lakes (1052) Susan Hayward, Q SCIENCE FICTION RoryCalhoun ffi THE ODD COUPLE control until efforts can be THEATRE 8D CINEMA 29 Peter Frampton was named (PREMIERE) made to place a pilot on "Sound Ol Murder" "Mister Moses" (1965) rock personality of the year "The Fight of the Felix" board via a mid-air Truman Bradley, Howard Robert Mllchum. Carroll Q CONSUMER SUR- transfer. Duff. in the awards sponsored by Baker. (R) VIVAL KIT a THE CROSS-WITS (I) THE F.B.I. Columbia Records. O a (D ffi THE CAP- ffi MASTERPIECE ^he Big Job" "Split Decision: A Look Al "Th« moil Divorce" (R) TAIN AND TENNILLE THEATRE ffi CAPTIONED ABC Named best new vocalists (PREMIERE) 1 'The Moonstone'' controversial TO BE ANNOUNCED NEWS were Gary Wright and Na- EMERGENCY ONE Daryl Dragon and Tom (Episode III) 12:45 | MILLION DOLLAR Aim In S ALLS talie Cole, daughter of the SOVIE Aimrican late Nat King Cole. U • ii I . Jl.,, i — - •"taw "Night People" (1954) hiitory. Sparks fly when a conser- Gregory Peck, Buddy vative columnist meets a Ebsen. Army intelligence The Beatles, who have bro- liberal photographer goes through many efforts ken up to go their separate 10:00 8 flj) (B Q) ffl EX- to get a young American ways, were named to Colum- EC U TTV E Sllj I TE soldier who has been kid- (PREMIERE) napped out of Russia. bia's Hall of Fame. A bomb rips the giant 1:00 OOO TOMORROW Paul Simon was named best Cardway Corporation, and A demonstration of video other events are equally golf, an electronic method composer for his "Fifty Ways HJll COURSE DINNER SPECIALS explosive, including a bit- of helping golfers to prac- to Leave Your Lover;" Roy nun CUP. TOMATATOO JVICI IBB UV,> MILLION DOLLAR illtM MOVIE NEWS CHINA DOLL "Quentln Durward" (1955) LATE, LATE SHOW Robert Taylor, Kay Ken- arzan's Peril" (1951) PLUS INGMAK Talk about dall. King Louis XI, In 14th Lex Barker. George SMASH Century France, attempts Macready. DEW3MAN5 WILD! to create a national stale 3:50 ffi JOELA.SPIVAK(R) LRDiis x vttice "r»CETOr>CF' MON * rm. LIVULLMANN ADMISSION U^n, . r . RCMPRi JAMES RAQUEL WT M.L TIMIt WELCH I IMt UWPtK IflMMOTEPl COCO M'.^.- asOueeme I wing Up termed The WILD PARTY HP 150 OdeTb — PLUS — 7:15V:15 By WILLIAM GLOVER It is another undertaking Cinemasl&2 Fri. I Sol. "STREET BUFFET {musical nostalgiwhich originated at thae BUfyJoe NEW YORK (AP) - "Go- 7:00-9:00-11:00 Goodspeed Opera House in ingB Upy WILLIA" is dandMy GLOVEmusicalR nos - II Is another undertake East Haddam, Conn., the n »»RT SHOPPING PU2A.flI J 5 7:30 Fri. & Sal. PEOPLE" talgia, all bubbly zest and source of such prior Broad- 739-W97 MOVIES III sunny winks. A cheery humdi- 9:30 M04:4S10:30 way stalwarts as "Man of La nger (or all ages. mowowwana- Mancha" and the still-running 91 I A l*OLLICKMM.ItOCKIT.«a. RIOTOUS, Everyone involved can be "Shenandoah." CANNONBALL •ROWOV CROSS COUNTRY ROAD RACK lauded lor the style and spirit WITHOUT RULISI HARRIS DAVID CARRADINE — IF YOU which animates the reprise of It is all about a brash young LIKED •GUMBALL RALLY", YOU'LL LUNCHEON an almost-forgotten 1917 show novelist who wrote a best- LOVE CANNONBALL" P.O. t DINNER which premiered last night at seller about the early days of THE Sorvad the Golden, an intimate the- flying and then somehow gets MOVIES I SUN. Dally 334 MtANCHKMT AM ater well suited to in- involved in a sky contest, al- RETURN 2:15 IONG II»NCH gratiating and informal mer- though he has never actually I7I-27N OF A MAN Oct»" I Irtfhttn A*M 1 6:15 riment. been in a plane. The caper's 8:00 CALLED HORSE" Weit End Liwf Iranch I 8:00 present charm derives mostly OV\ 9:45 9:45 from song and dance. The MoUy story makes possible, too, Dinner Special some stagecraft hijinks with MOVIES I! OBSESSION a replica of an ancient two- Biggest. OcMn I L.ghlxi Xr« of the Week winger. Wnl fnet. loni Ixndt A bizarre story ol love. •*•<• grandest, - PLUS — The melodic melange has CLIFF P06ERTS0N A QENEVl£VE BUJOU) Monday Thru Thursday been augmented with some action-filled 7:45-9:30-SUM. JHXW:00-7:45-9:30 ROM HOWARD] tunes borrowed from other pirate movie HUT OF FLOUNDER shows composed by Louis A. II.HIII1.I ##w ttft$ tmt (rtv/af... M GOUKN Al! IATTEI Hirsch Hardly remembered KTCHEg, with fruit sauce, shoestring potatoes. today outside musiciologist mixed salad, house dressing, circles, Hirsch until his death 7:45-9:45 coffee at M was I busy Tin Pan Al- 7iM| I SM.I OMEN ley maestro alongside Kern, Mil Celebrate Americana — $A75 Herbert and Romberg. Celebrate At Molly Pitcher! JUST The Unkly, period-flavored tunes have lyrics by Otto Har- iWAiHBUtRUK ROBERT SHAW, JAMES EARL JONES. bach and, for the additions, 7:30-»:3« Highway 35 Red Bank 747-2500 by Gene Buck, Dennold Wolf BEAU BRIDGES, PETER BOYLE and Al Jolson. DIRECT FROM RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL •nr AM. Few area doctors favor mass breast cancer screenings

•y LINDA ELLIS Dr. Marvin Brodie. director of the department of radiology (Smdliimln) at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch, said. "But as for the expense in mass screening (142.000 per tumor dis- covery) it is not possible to measure the value in dollars of \to the past year, 10,500 women have spent an average of 70 minutes being guided through a three-part screening for early detection. It may or may not be worth it. breast cancer in Newark. "The American College of Radiology recommends that asymptomatic (symptom-free) women have their first mam- The women seen at the early detection center are asymptomatic. They have no decisive'family history of mogram between 15 and 40 and continue every one to three breast carcinoma, no painful lumps, did not begin men- years until age 50. Then once a year. struation at i or 10 years of age or Indicate any other high "At Monmouth Medical, we have both Xerography and risk factors. mammography because no one has yet proven which is bet- ter. The Images depend on the breast type, body contour, Malignant tumors were found in approximately 6 5 of ev- other factors. ery 1,000 of these women in each of the clinic's three years of operation. "This machine is not always better than the manual Today's article on mass screening for breast cancer will exam. Some tumors are found more easily in a manual," Dr. Brodie said focus on opinions of area physicians on the nationwide clinic "Screening may or may not change the cure rate," Dr. DIAGNOSTIC DECISION - Dr. Marvin and Xerography, which he Is holding. It Is Brodie said. "It's an assumption that it's worth it, the Brodie, director of the radiology department from this type of developed picture that a ra- "As far as $42,000 being too screening, to find a cancer early. But it has yet to be prov- at Monmouth Medical Center, demonstrates diologist makes a diagnosis regarding a tu- en. And it's an expensive proposition," the radiology direc- the variation In the type of picture that results mor, or lack of one, In a patient. much to pick up a cancer — that's a tor said. from mammography, the X-roy on the screen, political, religious social question. Who "Pre-selection should be done by the woman's private physician before she has X-ray screening," l)r. Andrew P "As for thermography, It's generally accepted that it's dun tailored to age, background, genetic and medical His- Dedick, Red Bank radiologist, said. "She should examine can say," Dr. Kotler mused, "hove useless An Infection causes heat levels to rise as easily at a tory," Dr. Simon said. herself once a month, see her doctor once a year. If he feels tumor." "Now for a woman over SO, then I would Insist oa mam she should have X-ray examination, he will see she gets it much a life is worth? A social worker "Do you have any idea of the cost to treat a woman with mogram (or Xerogram) For symptomatic "omen, even un- would want the money put into up- "The number of cancers they're picking up in Newark a malignancy that has spread, to try to save her?" Dr. Kile der M I urge It It u necessary, vital The itatlstlca there (at the clinic) are nol enough to make the program worth- mon Lopez, the NCI clinic co-director, Mid. "Our figure of are overwhelming in favor of the X-ray while. There are not enough qualified technicians available grading ghetto life. I favor putting it (42,000 Is not out of line. Also, how do you put a price tag "Since it la so important to find a cancer early, I'm not to conduct those screenings on a statewide or national on the peace of mind a woman has when she leaves the clin- going to say the program is too expensive I Just fed," Dr. into mass screening. Vm a doctor, she's basis." ic with a clean bill of health as far as breast cancer?" Simon said, "that a mammogram every year is not In- a social worker. Who's right?" Dr. Dedick deplores the controversy over X-ray dosage Meanwhile. Newark's detection center for early screen- dicated under H yean of age The women who go to mass He fears it will frighten women who need the exam ing of breast cancer announced over the weekend that it will screenings are part of a study — an attempt to correlate Dr. Staurt M. Kotler, a Perth Amboy radiologist, is a begin reducing the number of X-ray exposures per exam- clinical findings with lab findings program. Tomorrow, the concluding article will detail op- strong advocate of the NCI mass screenings ination from four to two. Dr. Simon, as do all his colleagues surveyed, constantly tions to mass screening. "The benefits far outweigh any drawbacks," he said. We The decision Is a result of a two-year study by Dr "Lopez urges his patients to practice self-examination The clinics are in the cancer spotlight these days, know from survivors of Hiroshima, from nuclear accidents, leading to the conclusion that a single, side-view exposure of "If the clinic in Newark, will, as you have said, make caught up in a controversy over X-ray dosage and its poten- fairly accurately how much X-ray can be absorbed before each breast Is sufficient for early tumor detection. the mammogram optional and Just do the manual, then fine danger limits. The rads (measures of X-ray dosage) in tial for harmful side effects. Dr. Lester Simon, Red Bank general practitioner, casts Everyone, somehow or other, must have an exam yearly mammography are definitely not dangerous, unless done on Few local physicians approve of the early detection his vote against mass screening for breast cancer that includes breast exam a pregnant woman where there could be fetal harm mass screening clinics, a project which has been operated "When you talk about screening for diabetes on a mass for three years by the National Cancer Institute. At 27 clin- "The crux of the radiation controversy is how cumula- basis, fine," the area physician said. "The cost is not great, "We don't recommend routine Xerographies (or mam- ics across the country, 250,000 women have been through a tive the small doses are," Dr. Kotler said. rate of turnup is high, it's risk free. mography), " Dr. Charles Miller, Red Bank Internist, said three-part series of tests to detect the absence or presence "As far as $42,000 being too much to pick up a cancer — "I ate Xerography as a way to rule In or out lesions in high of breast tumors. that's a political, religious, social question Who can say," "Here in cancer, we have a possible potential risk In X^ risk women, suspicious histories the yield In mass situ- In general, however, the objections are not related to Dr. Kotler mused, "How much a-life is worth? A social ray dosage. I feel It's unnecessary exposure for minimal ations Is loo small." radiation. Their dispute is more sociological than clinical. worker would want the money put into upgrading ghetto life. findings The diagnosis of breast cancer must be a proce- "I would spend that NCI money on an even mon mas- Physicians who approve of mass screening, even for I favor putting it Into mass screening. I'm a doctor, she's a sive publicity barrage to get women to examine themselves symptom-tree women under SO years of age, feel the findings social worker. Who's right? and see they get early checkups." Dr Gordon R Smith. (between 5 and 8 per 1,000 women screened nationwide), are "With mammography, we can be 85 per cent sure re- Hazlet obstetrician-gynecologist, said "Self-education Is worth the money and the professional time. garding tumor. When you pick up a cancer on a mass worth any amount of money, and I believe it would turn up Those in favor claim the free clinic procedure does not screening you probably save a life. You get it early The Daily Register •we cancers thin the mass screenlnn " hamper campaigns by many groups to encourage women to mammography can pick up a lump so small that a woman, Tomorrow; Options to mass screening. Including when practice self-examination. even one expert in examining her own breast, might well not MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1976 SHREWSBURY, N J "Generally, the earlier you detect a cancer the better," have yet found it," Dr Kotler said. to go if you cannot afford a private physician John F. Kennedy: Disaster at Bay of Pigs

Tweaty-alath ti a series ident Richard M. Nixon, fall the operation was en- the word of broken American knew it wasn't. larged to an actual in- promises Schleslnger, oa By SID MOODY Nixon, who called Ken- vasion. On Nov 2 It was LEADERS IN CRISIS the other hand, told the agreed the U.S. would pro- president the landing would Fidel Castro was to call nedy's statement "the most vide transport and air cover give Kennedy " a malevo- 1M1 "the Year of Educa- shockingly reckless propos- do you think of this damned with It World War II B-26s The Pentagon thought the lent Image" In the world tion." For the youngest al ever made ... by a pres- CIA was planning on a invasion'" idential candidate," was to be flown by Cubans But, as "a mere college man ever elected American mass uprising once the bri- The president replied professor," he was reluc- aware that President Eisen- When the new president- "As little as possible ' president, It was precisely elect was Informed of the gade of 1,500 men was ash- tant to take the Joint Chiefs that. hower on March 17, I860, ore against Castro Actually Hamlet-like, he balanced had authorized the CIA to operation Nov 17. he was of Staff and the CIA leaders And the lesson was pain- the CIA was dubious of the his options He could nol en- to the mat begin training a force of "astonished" at Its magni- gage American forces ir- ful. reliability of guerrilla sup- Sen. J William Fulbrtght. Cuban exiles as guerrillas tude. He told Allen Dulles, retrievably when Laos was head of the CIA. to proceed, port in Cuba and was think- chairman of the Senate For- John F. Kennedy had to undermine the brash new threatened, when Berlin ing in terms of a beachhead eign Relations Committee, Cuban leader, whose Rus- but also told his principal was a fuse for World War campaigned hard that fall which could be held for counseled patience Castro, sian patron, Nlkita Khrush- adviser. Theodore Soreh- III, when the Congo was In of 1980, and Cuba, where creation of a provisional he wrote in a Marcb JO chev, had declared the sen, he had "grave doubts " chaos Yet not to act the increasingly belligerent non-Communist govern- memo, was "a thorn In the Monroe Doctrine dead and In any case, America's against a Communist takeo- Castro had ousted the re- ment flesh, not a dagger in the threatened the United hand must be nowhere evi- ver M miles from Florida pressive dictatorship of Ful- dent The CIA, which was In heart." gencio Batista the year be- States with missiles should was a perhaps fatal setback the ratal role of giving the The leaden met for a fi- fore, was a major issue. it intervene in Its neighbor's to hh young, idealistic ad- affairs. Meanwhile, the CIA was evaluation of success of Its nal time April 4 "Let'tr Castro had first been hailed ministration, a betrayal of 1 reporting high morale with own mission urged haste np " said one of them The as a liberator, but was the brigade which had tak- before Castro uncrated the his bold words In October Eisenhower, on the con- REPORTS ON CRISIS - President Kennedy neit day Kennedy agreed. sounding more now like a en the name of 2506 from that the Republicans would makes a nationwide address concerning the naval MIGs Russia had sent him On April 17, INI. Brigade Communist. trary, had sufficient proof the dog Ugs of its first re- use to cripple him at the blockage against Cuba In October, 1962. and gained air supremacy 2501 stumbled ashore at the that the doctrine was not cruit to die in training But very beginning of his term State Department warnings Rihia de Cocbinot. the Bay "We must attempt to dead, even in the Cold War the Cuban refugee commu- Castro had thumbed his that Castro's army was 10 of Pigs, in a disaster of Ill- strengthen the non-Batista era. Six years before, a Miami. The Americans, Zone. LateV they were nity in Miami was deeply nose at Uncle Sam and not times the size of Batista's planning, false optimism democratic forces in exile, CIA-mounted operation had known only by their first flown to a ramshackle divided between liberals carried little weight to respond would be inter- and in Cuba itself, who of- successfully overthrown the camp high in the Gua- preted in Moscow at weak and tentative commitment names, flew the Cubans in and conservatives. In- Arthur Schleslnger It., fer eventual hope of over- pro-Communist regime of blacked-out planes to some- temalan mountains. For the cluding some who had been ness Surveying the disaster, throwing Castro," said the another Kennedy adviser there were those, Kennedy Jacobo Arbenz in Guate- where in Central America nature of their Intended Batista supporters. The Should the landing be young candidate from Mas- mala. Now It was Castro's mission was gradually and former Harvard histo- included, who determined One of them on his day off rift spread to the Guate- rian, wrote that he went aborted, Dulles argued, it sachusetts. "Thus far, these turn. changing. that the United Slates saw a canal in the distance. mala training camps home at nights "supposing would be a severe loss of fighters for freedom have Clandestinely, CIA oper- would not be so humbled thai only two persons — me prestige and create a "dis- had virtually no support They were in Panama, in Originally the US. plan There were gaps in com- again Not in Cuba, not in atives began recruiting and the president — were posal problem " when the from our government." fact the US Army's jungle was to train guerrillas to In- munication and under- Berlin and not. when Us young graduates of Cuba's against the idea " Schlesi brigade disbanded and re- This was not true and Ken- warfare training camp at filtrate into Cuba Bui standing among the plan- time came, in Vietnam military academy, the Ca- nger asked Kennedy, "What turned to Miami to spread nedy's opponent, Vice Pres- det School, now refugees in Fort Gulick in the Canal through the summer and ners in Washington, as well Nest: Lyadea Jriunea Site, operation of Red Bank art show under review

By CAROL JACOBSON soring organizations was to blocked it off to traffic. It tured in October Ebony member of the Retail Trade "The fee discrimination years ago. won it again this Photography: Michael Sie- BED BANK - The bring the once prestigious art took away from the atmos- Magazine For many years he Board wasn't fair." she added Art- year He also won The Regis- gel. lrvington, Paul Nektner. borough's 26th annual fall art show to the downtown busi- phere," he explained. "If we won first place for his unusu- Bernard Natelson. owner of ists were charged $7 50 for ter Silver Bowl for best work Belmar and Mike Todd. Long show this past weekend ness area again from Marine can't do that next year then al cast-iron sculptures. Natelsons and an active one day, $10 for two days in show He also took second Branch turned Broad St. into a min- Park where it was staged the we should go back to Marine Sidney Bernstein, cochair- member of the Retail Trade Crafts exhibitors were place in the watercolor cate- Crafts and Sculpture Jim iature Greenwich Village. Lo- past four years. Park. The street was too con- man with Mr Marks of the Board said: "I think it liv- charged 125 for one or two gory Mr Lubeck is a lifelong Donegan. Fair Haven; Rose- cal and visiting exhibitors This year, the Retail Trade gested." festival and owner of The Pe- ened up the street It was en- days New Jersey resident who just anne Ramere. here, and Jim hung ceramic chimes, photo- Board of the Greater Red There were 30 or 40 more destal here, said he thought tertaining But the committee realized moved to Vermont Gary, here graphs, paintings and weav- Bank Chamber of Commerce entries than last year, Mr the show was a good one Mr "We have a lot of windows it's mistake and will correct Pat Lafferty of Rumson Amateur Categories: ings on sidewalk snow fence joined the Greater Red Bank Marks said, but two years Bernstein, represented the that were partially obscured it next year. Mr Marks and won an award (or best paint- Painting. Betty Hornby. while potters, leather crafts- Jaycees and the borough ago approximately the same Retail Trade Board and for the two days but that Mr Thaler said ing in show and best water- West Creek. Paul Hollywood. men and a decoupage parks and Recreation Depart- amount of exhibitors signed worked hard to bring the didn't bother me I have no Most of the out-of-town ex- color here. Scott Ficon, Middle- craftswoman used tables to ment to try to put some life up for the show in the park show back to Broad St. He adverse feelings about the hibitors thought the mer- The committee divided town show their work. back into this event. Jim Gary, who owns The felt it was a success because show chants were very cooperative, 11.OH among the following Photography Chris Travis. Traffic flowed with no Robert B. Thaler, chair- Iron Butterfly gallery on of the numbers of artists and ".We might have to change but they all agreed with Ms winners for first, second and Atlantic Highlands Crafts: trouble, although the street man, said he thought it was Broad St., speaking as an ex- shoppers who came into the a few things." he added, but Dorfman about the fee differ- third places Samuel Yoskowitz. Asbury was congested with shoppers, too soon to tell whether the hibitor and a merchant, said borough both Friday and Sat- he saw positive possibilities ences Professional categories Pars browsers, artists and mer- street show was favorable to he thought Broad St was a urday. for next year. Many artists who liked the Oil painting Mr Lubeck. Students: Grades 7-12, chants. everyone. "I want to get a re- better place to have it. "More But Jack Anderson of The difference In entry fees Marine Park area didn't par- Vermont, Paul Plainfleld. Paintings Annie Margtnau, However, the location and action from the merchants. people see the show here be- Jack's Music Shop felt differ- for crafts people and for art- ticipate in the show this year .and Lewis Rudolph, here Rumson. Mooique Bernstein, operation of the art show are Some liked it, some have re- cause they're shopping and ently "It gets too congested ists was also a point of con- because it was on Broad St Watercolor: Pat Lafferty. Uncroft and Brooke Kanun, being evaluated by the festi- servations," he said. just passing by." * in this area and people can't troversy Dorthy Warden, who hasn't Rumson, Mr Lubeck. and Fair Haven; photography: val committee, borough mer- Robert Marks, director «f Mr. Gary, who won a third- move," he said "I have noth- "I'm a professional sil- missed a show since its In- Melvel Ehlert, Mich Tom Stewart. Lincroft. Kurt chants and those exhibitors the Parks and Recreation De- place award for sculpture, ing against art shows but the versmith and I've shown my ception a years ago, did not Mixed Media Bruce Bitter. Schoieder. Mlddletown, Stu- who were there and those partment, was cochairman. was featured in a five-minute fencing and art work was so work in Monmouth County be- participate Barnegat. Michael Etthy- dents, grades 1-1, David who were not. "I think it's nice on Broad segment of an ABC news high you couldn't see my fore," Carrie Dorfman, 28, of Gerald L Lubeck. who won voulou, here and George Luckey, Fair Haven and Rob- store " Mr. Anderson is a TV goal of the three spon- St. but we should have show last Sunday and Is fea- Montclair complained first place In oil painting two Ivins. Shrewsbury ert Van Brunt, Shrewsbury Eagles send Giants reeling, 20-7

•y JONNI FALK to the Eagles' 13. After a five- yard loss, he nailed Gillette PHILADELPHIA - It's out of a scramble on the 4. somewhat over 100 miles Ralph Hill was caught holding from Washington to Phlla- on the play, and the ball delhia. and that's a little less moved back to the SO. A Sports couple of plays later, It was thin the distance the New York Giants have moved 12 SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1976 third down and 55 yards to go backward tn one week on the*Giants 20 Hill drew 15 Just a Sunday ago, the Gi- for roughing and Tom Mullen ants had Washington down week. If thai sounds like the Gi- got another 15 for clipping. with less than one minute to The Giants fumbled, ants of 1975, the sentiments Hill, in fact, cost the Giants play dropped passes, drew penal- were echoed by high-priced 61- yards In two plays. The Yesterday, here, they were ties and committed mental Larry Csonka, who was ex- Eagles should have given him never in the game as the lapses reminiscent of 1973 and periencing his first real frus- a game ball. Philadelphia Eagles pasted '74 Yet, according to coach tration as a Giant. As Csonka said, "There are them, 20-7, to give head coach Bill Arnsparger, they were "We didn't gel any running no plays in the book which Dick Vermeil his first pro not flat game going, and if you can't cover a third and 55 shu- win, preseason or otherwise. "1 think we were beatrn establish that, you can't win," < ation " True, they lost to Washing- physically When (he defense ttle big fullback said With about 8:30 to play, the ton, too, but they lost with beats your offense that way, The Giants did pull off Eagles had to punt from mid- heads high - a "what if" you don't belong in the game. some unusual plays, even for field. They wound up with the game. The Eagles taught I don't know if our defense the Giants ball at the Giants' three, and them a lesson In basic foot- played well enough to win, For instance, trailing, 10-0, drove in for a clinching touch- down. ball which may receive con- but they certainly played well in the third period, Craig siderable review on the prac- enough to be in the game," he Morton hooked up with Walk- As Spike Jones' punt des- tice field at Pleasantvllle this said er Gillette for a 43 yard gain cended, Eagle Vince Papale drove into Bobby Brooks, blocking for the safety man. Brooks went flying into safety Jimmy Robinson, the ball bounced off Robinson's head, and Papale recovered. "I'm not sure I really touched the ball," a bewil- dered Robinson said. "I ei- ther got hit before the ball got there, or just as it got there. Either way, it was too early." Larry Mallory, who was also trying to block Papale, confirmed what had hap- pened. "Papale just made a great play," he explained. "He pushed Bobby (Brooks) into Jimmy." Quarterback Mike Boryla got the TD on a one-yard sneak The Eagles broke a 0-0 game with a touchdown with 2:43 to play in the first half. They hammered 77 yards in 9 plays with Harold Carmichael TUG OF WAR — Brian Kelly (55), New York Gi- the Eagles won the war, 20-7, at Veterans Stadium eating up the last 21 on a ants' linebacker won this battle with Philadelphia yesterday. pass from Boryla ahead of a Eagles' running back Mike Hogan, but Hogan and beaten Jim Stienke. them." New York .0«0,0,7"^ Then with just 38 seconds to delphia an opportunity in the "methodical" drive ate up Phllodelphlo Q 10 3 7-20 Vermeil also explained that Phl-Cormlchotl 31 post Irom Borylo play in the half, they got a 34- third period, and the opportu- five minutes and 15 seconds Muhlmann kick of a clock that was all in the Eagles had mixed up Phl-FG Muhlmann 44 yard field goal from Horst nistic Eagles took advantage Pht-FG Muhlmonn 31 Philadelphia's favor their coverages for the game, Phi —Borylo 1 run Muhlmann kick Muhlmann after Herb Lusk for a 28-yard Muhlmann field NYG—Gillette 7 pass Irom Morton Don had pulled them into position goal. New York is now 0-2 and so that the Giants did not get ello kick any receivers one-on-one. A-*0,M3 with a 42-yard gallop on a Csnoka's mistake with a can look forward to a trip to Giant* screen pass Mallory missed first-down fumble at the Gi- Los Angles next Sunday. Yet, Bob Tucker (at the goal First downs line)' Gillette and Ray Rushes-yds 21 12 50211 Lusk at the scrimmage line ants' 21 which was recovered The Eagles, now 11 play Passing ytli 132 w Rhodes all dropped key pas- Return yds M 73 on that play. by Bill Bradley. "I supped as Washington in next Monday Passes 17-31-0 10 14 1 night's TV game. ses. PunH 9-40 6-U Yet, (or the earlier part of I got the handoff and was go- Fumbles lost H 21 the game, the Eagles seemed ing down," he explained, but Vermeil was rightly proud The Giants gained on 82 Penalties yds 1193 4-39 intent on giving the game to he also took a good hit from of his team. "We've been im- yards rushing, and Csonka linebacker John Bunting. proving while we've been los- was 10 for 33 yards. the Giants. Dave Gallagher 1 gave New York two opportu- The Giants avoided the ing, ' he said. "The players Unfortunately, the Giants INDIVIDUAL LEADER* came out of the Dallas game do not play in Washington RUSHING — Giants, Csonka 10-33, Ko nities with a fumble recovery shutout after the Eagles last tor 7 23. Eooles. Hooan 19 93, Lu»k I.I 47, a better football team. I nev- again until next season. They McAhsler 10 35 and an interception. The Gi- TD with a 61-yard drive that RECEIVING-Giants. Bell 6 46, Gillette HAPPY EAGLES - Philadelphia Eagles' coach Dick Vermeil gets a hug ants cfid nothing with the op- ended with Morton's seven- er saw a team gain con- may have to wait until then to 356, Tucker t32. T-ogles, Lusk i-iJ, Cor find what they lost there last mlchocl J 41. Hogan 3-10. from linebacker Bill Bergey after the Eagles had trounced the New York portunities. yard lob to Gillette in the end fidence while losing before. PASSING Morton, 1731, 140 yards, Bo Giants, 20-7, at Veterans Stadium yesterday. The win was the first for Ver- But Csonka gave Phila' zone with 1:15 to play The The win is a reward for Sunday. rylo, 10-14, 1M yards, one Interception meil as a professional coach. -'r Phillies, Pirates lose; Yanks magic at 3 second game of a doublehea- taking Philadelphia'1 s Gary ,., •...'-„...„- o..,,^h-^,ta MeMettss anandd gav gavee uupp tw twoo run runss inin CajfisCajfishh hunterhunter,, 1U«16-14., gavgavee second game of aidoubtehe.. t«^™'«««Maddox for the Plead' . over the minimum and had sacrifice fly had produced Stearns' second homer of the der and dropped the first, 90; CHICAGO - Jerry Mo- the first inning on three base »\> single^ to Von Joshua, Left-hander Tommy John give up only three hits. With five New York runs as the year, tying the score at 6-6 the Kansas Royals nipped the rales' home run and the seven hits and an outfield error,<^-Robin Yourit and Mike Hegan hurled a six-hitter and Bill one out in the seventh, Bill Mets defeated Pittsburgh 7-6, Bruce Boisclair hit a line Chicago White Sox, 6-5; The hil pitching of Hay Burns drive to right field which then was touched for four in in the fourth for the Brewer Buckner belted four hits, in- carried the Chicago Cubs to a Madlock, Morales and Larry leaving the Pirates four the fifth. Omar Moreno hit a Boston Red Sox slammed the Dave Parker tried to shoe- run. Detroit Tigers, 6-1; the Cleve- cluding a two-run homer, to 1-0 victory yesterday over the Biittner all singled to load the games behind Philadelphia in two-run homer after Frank the battle for the National string but failed to do so as The victory coupled with land Indians shaded the Balti- lead Los Angeles over the faltering Philadelphia bases. But Lonborg worked Taver's, single with two out, League East lead the ball bounched past him Baltimore's doubleheader loss more Orioles, 5-4; and the Braves. Phillies out of the Jam by getting Richie Zisk beat out an infield to Cleveland, lowered New Kingman hit all 36th for a triple. Kranepool, hit- Minnesota Twins beat the John, 10-10, extended his Morales crashed his 16lh Manny Trillo to force Mad- hit and Willie Stargell follow- York's "magic number" for homer, a solo shot, in the ting for reliever Nino Espi- California Angeles, 7-5. string of scoreless innings to homer to lead off the'second lock at the plate and then re- ed, with a two-run homer. clinching the American second off' Pirates starter nosa, delivered the game- 13 before the Braves broke it inning off loser Jim Unborn, tired George Mitterwald on a Espinosa evened his record League East to three games. Pete Rose slammed three a fly to left. Jim Hooker, hit a sacrifice fly winning single to right field. straight doubles and Gary No- with a run in the fifth. 16-10, while Burns notched his at 4-4 while reliver Skip Lock- In other National League in the third, then slammed his Craig Swan started (or the lan survived a shaky start, 14th victory against 13 losses The loss was the 19th in the wood picked up his 17th save. games, Cincinnati defeated The Dodgers battered Ruth- last 25 Kam''s fur the Phillies 37th home run. a throe-run PITTSOUKOH NEW VOUK then retired 16 straight batters It was Burns' flisl viiUny ob r h bl o the San Francisco Giants, 5-2, ven and four relievers for 16 shot, in the fifth.He now ob r h bl as Cincinnati defeated the Gi- over the Phillios this season, Taverosi! 4 7 7 0 Mainlhcf JIS Catfish wips 16th clinching a tie tor the Nation- hits in salvaging the final Mets nip Hues leads the major leagues, two Ottpti 10 10 MlllonTb ants, but he has a 6-1 career record Dllonepr 0 0 0 0 Torrelb l\l MILWAUKEE - Jim Ma- al League West,; Los Angeles game of the three-game NEW YORK - Ed Kranrp- ahead of Philadelphia's Mike Morenoct 4 7 2 3 Kingmonrl against them ooo son doubled home two runs to topped the Atlanta Braves, 8- Nolan, 13-9, and Rawly series. pool's pinch single drove in the Schmidt Zimll 4 12 0 Slotger3b Eastwick teamed up for a Lonborg was Burris' equal Slorgelllb 4 17 7 Slearnsc give the New York Yankees a 1; and the Montreal Expos winning run after Dave King- The Mels won the name in DPorkerrl 4 0 11 JMonguallt 0 I I) four-hitter with Eastwick Veteran left-hander Woodie except for Morales' homer HebnerJb 4 0 2 0 Bollclolrll I 2 00 21 rain-shortened victory split with the St. Lous Cardin- man's two home runs and a the sixth with a two-run rally Slennetl7b 4 0 0 0 Horrelsonsi 0 (J 0 als, winning the second game, recording his 24th save of the Fryman checked St. Louis on Going into Ihe seventh, he 4 0 0 0 Swonp o o o over the Milwaukee Brewers. which was started by John Dyerc season, tops in the majors. PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO Rookerp 7 0 0 0 Eiplnosap The game was called in the 10, after dropping the first three hits and Ellis Valentine had faced only one batter 0 0 0 0 Krnepoolph The game a r h b NIW VOKK Glustlp Rose, bidding to win his broke a scoreless tie with a 4 0 0 Monday'& 4 0 0 0 0 LBrownprownprr 0 0 0 0 game, 9-5. GMtxldo-d ob r h I DBalrp middle of the sixth inning fol- 4 0 1 i Walllsct 3 ...rkptrckph 10 0 0 L< kwoodp 10 0 0 DCoshJb RondOlphlb 3 0 0 Jojhuocl In the American League, third consecutive National run-scoring double in the 4 0 0 ( Modlock3b I Tekuluep 0 0 0 0 SchmidUb RWhiteit 3 0 I Younlls lowing a one-hour, 18-minute 4 0 7 JMorolesrt 3 AOHverph 10 0 0 League doubles title, boosted eighth inning as Montreal LuiinskiH Muntonc 3 0 1 GScottlb 7 00 the Oakland A's buried the 0 0 0 Blittnerlt 3 rain delay. . Mortlnpr Chomblulb 3 0 0 Hegondh 7 0 his season's total to 39, over- edged the Cardinals. How they TrilloTb 3 Total 37 6 12 6 Totol 33 7 11 7 Texas Rangers, 13-3 in the Johniionerl CMbydh 2 1 1 Leicanorl 2 00 3 0 0 i Miltrwaldc i Carlos May singled to open Boonec GNetflesJb 1 0 0 2 0 0 i Kelleneru 3 Tolonlb 3 0 2 Gomttlert 2 1 1 OThomasll 3 0 1 the Yankee second and Oscar 3 0 0 i Burr lip 3 BWSf "SIR-; Bowass UHHKMII 2 0 1 TJohnson7b 2 0 0 stand 7 0 0 I-Moniin. Mlllan OP-New York 1 Gamble followed with a base Lonborop Masonsi 3 0 1 GonlrterJb 2 0 1 LO8-PMt*burgh *, New Yofk 6. 3B- McCarvrph 1 0 1 Hunlerp 0 0 0 Statonp 0 0 0 hit. Gene Locklear moved the NATIONAL LlAOUt Gorberp 0 0 0 Boisclair HR-Klngmon 3 137). Moreno last (21. Slorafll {III. Stearns (2). SB-To Total 19 I i runners into scoring position OB Total 34 2 * veros, L Brown SF—Kingman. Total Total V 1 t topped W L PC60I1 - None O«l when eon IP H R ER BB SO Lemongello nets 2nd PhOdep P*llo*«l on an infield out and Mason •IttMMl- - New Ytrtt Rooker S 1 I f J 1 pimuurgh Chlc«f« »..IIUU>I ••__&. • __ ..__;*__'' tii_L. e_k_.i D»iib i eame of B doubleheader. II 63 •Modclphia I, Chicago Milwaukee followed with his double off n game of a doubleheader. New York E-Trlllo DP-P' Mil .__jh*e J 2B- HOUSTON - Mark Lemon Raritan High School Rocket la 5, Chlcogo 3 HR- LOB Nf" Yoih Chlcogo » tl I LOB-Phiiodeiph Leieono.Lockleor N Ah>le it:r" a J ; J ? fBrewer starter Jim Slaton, 14- Rash hurled his first complete Lemongello fired a six-hit- SI Louli 61 II J Morale* till H R ER BB SO 4 73 1 0 i 0 I gello of Hazlet won his second SI 97 H H ERBBSO Espinosa(W.4 4) 13. ter in going the distance. He Montreal Hunle'(W.I6 Ml 5 1 1 113 1 0 0 0 1 straight major league deci- game, a 3-2 victory over the Lonooroll.l* 101 Kkwood 3 0 0 0 1 Slatonll.,14 131 6 2 2- walked three and struck out Cincinnati &orber Sove—Lock wood (17). A- After retiring the first nine HBP -by Slotoi lavl-T-l 16. A- sion yesterday as the former San Diego Padres in the first laiAngclei 14 66 • inrlilW.U IJI 1I.4S2 men he faced, Yankee starter two. Both San Diego runs HOutlOn _l «t I n n T SAN DIEGO HOUSTON - sofFroncmo 70 II were unearned off the rookie ob r h bl 61 U Son Diego GrubbM I 3 0 AToverosTb 4 0 2 righthander. Alton to 4J4 JO' I EHrndeipr 0 0 Cobelllb 4 1 1 Mclendeirf I 1 0 Cedenocl The Padres touched Lemon- - Chlcogo I.PhllodelphioO 0 0 Watsonlb i 0 St. Louli 9 0. Montreal 7 I gello for one run and a 1-0 WDovlscI 1 t CJohnsonc Now Yprk 7. Pittsburgh 6 0 Jowltrrt - Noullon 3 3. Son Diego 7 7 ivielb lead in the fourth on Bob Wat- 2 0 - 1 Hawardpr 0 1 . . CM Angelet I. Allonto 1 TufnefH DoRoder3b - J 0 0 LRobertslt 30 2 son's error, Tito Fuentes' Cincinnati S. Son FronCllCO 7 Kendollc 3 0 0 0 JCruirt 0 0 0 ' . MiMon « grounder and Jerry Turner's Aimonss 4 0 0 0 RMettoers 3 0 1 ' -PlHiburgn iconaelona is si at New RJonesp 3 0 0 0 Howeph 0 0 0 * Vorli (Lollch I ill triple to right. The Astros tied Lmngllop 3 0 0 0«*l gornei icheduled DaVanonph 1 i it in the sixth on a single and a stolen base by Enos Cabell AMEKICAN LEAGUE Totol 9111 Total 12 3 I One out whtn winning run Korea and Cesar Cedeno's run-scor- twDMf MIMilt- n ss 476 - ing single. • I U Ui 17 E-Watton 7. Turner. A TAVERAS. Houston went ahead in the Cl»v*lon.i 71 7] stg 17 R Mtttgcr OP-Son Diego 3. LOB—Sor Bovlon 73 7e 4«!l 70 Dltgo 9. Houtton I JB-Grubo seventh, 2-1, on Al Javier's MHOII •7 II 4S3 7V1 L Roberti.CeOtno JB-Turner.W OOVIL Mllwouhr* U li 476 Tf't SB-FutntM.Cabtll S-Fu«ntei. Turner single and Leon Roberts' RBI WMl Ivll. J.CruI. double. The Padres tied it KdnwiCII. • 7 13 HO - IP H R ER BB SO OOI.IOIKI II «• MO 6 RJonttlL.il Kl Hill J 3 1 again in the eighth on Alex Mlnnriota 77 7S H7 II Lmnglloiw.701 9 A I 0 3 CgWarmc e» 12 4i7 II'l Taveras' error and a triple by Tfim 61 17 4S3 I* Willie Davis cmca0o 417 74'» < NETS HOME 41 TIMES Javier's second single and Clevelono S3. Baltimore 4 7. 2nd game . IX'nnlng* Roberts' sacrifice put runners - Boston 4, Detroit I UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) - on first and second in the Kontoi City A. Chlcogo i The New York Nets, one of four New Yorli 7, MUwoukee t. S'i innlngi, ninth for the Astros, setting new members in the National up pinch-hitter Jerry DeVa- '"/Wlnneioto 7. California S Basketball Assn., will play 41 Te»oi 13. Oakland I I] non's game-winning single. •HUH 0«mei home games at Nassau Coli- Boston (Cleveland III ol Detroit seum here this season. They Lemongello took the deci- (GlynnlHI. (nl sion over Randy Jones, who New York (Hollfrnon 13 VI at Mil- face each of 21 NBA teams at waukee iBeare 1 II. in) home twice, except the Chicago was saddled with his 14th loss re." (Blyleven IMJI ol Colilornio Monday took a wide throw from pitcher Ray Burris In the IDroi 14 171. ((.I OUT MY EYE - Philadelphia Phlllie Tim McCarver Is safe at Bulls. against 21 victories. . only gom«i icMOulx! first base despite the efforts of Chicago Cob Rick Monday. eighth Inning on a pickoff attempt. SHREWSBURY. N.J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1976 The D>j) I Broncos' big play offense crushes Jets

DENVER (AP) - Quir-\ Denver then squeezed only score came on Pat terback Steve Ramsey di- two touchdowns into the Leahy's 8-yard field goal rected Denver'! big-play of- closing minutes of the half. following a first-quarter fense to a a-point second With 1:44 left, Ramsey cap- Denver fumble at the 18- quarter, complementing a ped a llplay drive, hitting yard line. (warming defense, and the wide receiver Haven Hoses Broncos crushed the New on a 14-yard pass play. As a New verk Jets !••»—) Denver * 13 10 J—U York Jets 4t-3 yesterday in light rain fell, Billl Van Oen-Armstrone llrun (kick rolled) a penalty-marred National NY J-FG Leeny IS Heuaen ran 10 yards on a Den-Odomi IS run ITurntf kick) Football League game fake Held goal try that set Den-FG Turner JO Den-Moses 14 pell IromKomfcey The Broncos generated a up fullback Jon Keyworth's ITurner kick) one-yard scoring run for a Den-Keywerlti 1 run (kick tolled) team record M! yards in to- Dw-PC Turner 10 tal offense, but it was the tt-i halftime edge. Den-ftowser M Interception return (Turner kick) second period spurt that Denver's defense contrib- Den-KIICk I run (Turner hlcftl made the difference. uted one of the Broncos' Denver, leading J-3, got two second-half scores as Flnl Downs II rolling In the quarter on a safety John Rowser ran W ftutnes-yoros J»« Kill Paislno yo'dl 24-yard punt return by Rick yards with an interception. Rtturn yards n m Upchurch. Four plays later, It was one of several Pastes 0 17 Punts HH !• MO RUey Odoms ran IS yards brilliant plays by a Denver Fumomioit t<0 I 40 on a tight end — around defense that held the Jets Penoltles-yords play for a touchdown and a to 185 total yards. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSMING-New York, DovlstO-**, Col IS-] Denver lead. Joe Namath, sidelined for (*r 7 14 Denvtr. Armstrong Wt4. Up church 3-44, Keyworth 11-1} Ramsey lofted a 53-yard most of the second quarter P-ECEIVINO-New York Jets. Satitrw pass to Upchurch to set up hilt 3-41, Plccone 2-37, Denvtr, Mostl 4 with a severe headache, n. KllckJH.Oolbln 3-41. Upchurch I U another score — Jim Turn- couldn't get the Jets' of- PASSING—Ntw York Jell. Nomath II II I, 106 yords. Todd 411, 7 Dtnvtr. er's 20-yard field goal. fense moving. New York's •amity nil in. wttlt 7 t-o. 100

ANYBODY'S BALL - The New York Jeti Howard Satterwhlte (SO)scrambles over Boyd Brown (87) of the Denver Broncos as he goes after a fumble. The Jets recovered the ball, but lost the game, 44-3. Kay's interception of Tarkenton knots Vikes

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Both teams had chances to win the nationally televised made a leaping interception at the one-yard line with one yards, found Sammy White on a 44-yard scoring play to make game in overtime, but both came up with sparkling defensive minute left in the extra period. It 104 early In the fourth quarter The the Rams, with rookt* BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - Minnesota quarterback Fran plays to preserve the deadlock. The tie left both National Conference clubs with 1-0-1 Pat Haden going all the way at quarterback, began their Tarkenton was the first to admit there are "no sure things in The Rams drove to the Minnesota 13 midway thought the records. comeback this league," following the Vikings 10-10 National Football overtime, but Nate Allen broke through to block Tom Dem- In other games, the New England Patriots upset the Dempaey'. 42-yard field goal with I II left made It lt-I League overtime tie with the Los Angeles Rams yesterday. psey's 30-yard field goal attempt Miami Dolphins 30-14, the Baltimore Colts edged the Cincin- Four minutes later, Los Angeles cornrrback Rod Perry Tarkenton was Intercepted at the goal line by Rams line- Then Minnesota, led by Fran Tarkenton, mounted a 79- nati Bengals 28-27; the Houston Oilers topped the Buffalo Bills scooped up a Brent McClanahan fumble at the Viking M and backer Rick Kay with 1:04 left in the overtime, killing Min- yard drive to the Rams' 10 - only to be foiled when Rick Kay 13-3, the Pittsburgh Steelers rallied to beat the Cleveland returned the ball to the II Haden paiaed II yards to Harold nesota's final scoring threat of the nationally televised game. Browns 31-14; the Washington Redskins coasted past the Jackson and Jim Bertelsen rammed over the on* tfcrtc "We just blocked a field goal try by Dempsey a few min- NFL Standing Seattle Seahawks 31-7, and the San Diego Charger blanked the plays later Dempaey's extra point tied It 10-11 with I 96 Ml. utes earlier," said Tarkenton. "I felt the way we were mov- Tampa Bay Buccaneers 21-0 Minnesota had a final chance for victory in refutation, CONPIIIINCI NATIONAL CONFtmNCt ing the ball we should try a couple of plays before going for •estem Division Also, the Detroit Lions topped the Atlanta Falcons 24-10; but Cox missed a 45-yard field goal attempt with J7 stcondi the field goal." 3 0 0 1000 » Baltimore 3 0 40 Washlnalon 1 1000 SO 34 the si Louis Cardinals shut out the Green Bay Packers 20-0, left to play The Vikings had a first down at the Los Angeles 11 when Mloml 1 1 M0 44 IS Dallas 1 W 41 I) the Dallas Cowboys defeated the New Orleans Saints 244; Second-year quarterback Steve Grogan enjoyed his Anest NtwEnolond I I 500 41 41 Philadelphia I S0O V M the leaping Kay picked of Tarkenton's pass headed for rookie Bullalo . 0 3 .000 34 43 N.YGkenls 0 and the Chicago Bears beat the the San Francisco 4ters 1H1. game as a pro as New England stunned Miami Crogaa com- wide receiver Sammy White In the end zone. N.Y.Jttl 0 1 .000 » Cmtrtl oiwuen Cffrir.il Di In tonight's game Oakland is at Kansas City. pleted II of 27 passes for IM yards and three touchdowns and "I didn't think they would pass, but it didn't surprise me Houston 3 0 3 Chicago 2 The only score of the first three periods of the Rams-Vik- rushed for 7( yards and a fourth TD Clevtland I I M Mlnnnota 1 with Tarkenton," said Kay. Pittsburgh I I 45 Detroit I S00 37 30 ings clash was a 33-yard field gal by Minnesota's Fred Cox Bert Jones threw three touchdown passes to Roger Carr The Los Angeles Rams and Minnesota Vikings, two of the Cincinnati I I 15, GrttnBay 0 . .000 western Dl WMtWH Dl.l.ien early in the second period. Twice Los Angeles drove to the and rookie Roosevelt Leaks scored on a two-yard run early in National Football League's perennial powers, struggled to a SonDltgo 3 0 IA Lo**nB«le. 1 m one only to come up empty, once losing the ball on downs and the fourth quarter (or Baltimore Jones compieud 14 of 21 Ooklond I 1.000 II 30 SanFronclico I 10-10 tie yesterday in a rugged defensive battle that high- Dtnvtr I I Soottlt 0 once on a fumble passes for 301 yards, including scoring Uwaes to Carr ol M, 22 lighted the second weekend of regular season play. KaniosClty o i 6 ooo Allonta 0 000 34 S4 and (J yards TompaSov 0 3 0 000 New Or lean. 0 Tarkenton, who completed 27 of 43 pass attempts for 281 Defender's dream come true . » Montefuscogets ready Urhit Salt Lake City block that punt, score that goal /By JONNI KA1.K same scenery over and over—crumbling plateaus I think I went about « miles be- It'i a rarity when a defen- Red Bank became the only third quarter to complete the HKBKK CITY, Utah - Gary Montefusco tween cities " sive lineman scores a touch- undefeated team in the divi- scoring. of Rumson pedaled into this desolate city last After Sail Lake City. Gary will be facing down for his team but Kevin sion with Its victory. Lester Atlantic Highlands got two night, and is looting forward to getting to Salt the salt flais, and he ia not looking forward to Coolahan did it yesterday for Marshall scored the first touchdowns from halfback Lake City today that "That will be a lonely stretch," be said Red Bank. He blocked a punt touchdown on a pass from Andy Ford when he ran 15 "It will be a milestone of sorts," Gary "1 don't know If I'd rather go through moun- and recovered it In the end- Mark Minear and' Willie Rus- yards for a score in the sec- said "When I get to Salt Lake City. I will be tains or desert " zone for the final score of sell scored on a 35 yard sweep ond quarter and 65 yards to •nly 900 miles from Reno, and wllh most of Gary is out of the Rockies now, but the the day as Red Bank blanked for the second touchdown of paydlrt in the third quarter. that flat land, I should be In Reno in five last stretch was tough, he said "The past Keansburg, 184, In a D Divi- the day before Coolahan did Joe Petrolini scored the lone days" through the Continental Divide was murder I sion game that highlighted his heroics. touchdown for Marlboro Gary plans to get to Salt Lake City about hit an 18-mlie upgrade, and then when I got Jersey Shore Pop Warner which lost its second game of noon today, and then lake the rest of the dayto the top I thought I was up in an airplane League action. Jay Meyer and Scott Deitr- the season. off for his rest period. The downgrade wai seven miles " In other D Division games, ich scored for Union Beach in Neil Doherty scored twice He also wants to recuperate from some With only two states. Nevada and Califor- Union Beach whitewashed its first triumph of the sea- and Chris Traskiris and Mike bad food he believes he ate yesterday and ania, between his goal and him, Gary Is be- Lacey, 12-0, Atlantic High- son. Meyer scored on a two Blacknall each had a touch- close shave or two he had on the road coming more confident of achieving the en- lands defeated Marlboro. 6-0, yard run In the first quarter down to lead Freehold to lta However, he still feels he can complete tire trip When he left Sandy Hook with Hur and Keyport edged Belmar, 7- and Deitrich returned an in- second victory in as many his coast-to-coast bicycle trip for the US ricane Belle, he was not too sure that he I. terception 80 yards in the games in the C Division. Olympic Fund in San Francisco by Ocl 1 would ever make it Freehold defeated New "I'm a tattle tired and lonely tonight." he "You don't have to worry about me gam- Egypt, 20-6, while in other C said. "There is nothing on this road from the bling in Reno." he cracked "The money Is Division contests Berkeley border of Colorado to here I Just see therunning low " Bugbee, Spurr double beat Fort Monmouth, 1912, New Shrewsbury white- washed Lakewood, 19-0 and in MBCfall series Ocean defeated Southern, 24- Top seed win 7. TICKETS ON SALE N0WI RED BANK — Leigh Bugbee and Kirk Spurr recorded Doherty scored on runs of double wins yesterday In the fall sailing series of the Mon- doubles title four and 10 yards while Tras- WOODLANDS, Tex (AP) FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE mouth Boat Club. kiris scored on a five yard Brub Hance and his crew Peter Heath of Monmouth were — Top-seed Brian Gottfried run as did Blacknall. Steve and Raul Ramirez breezed winners in the 1176 Swivel SUx for M-Scows competition held Katchmer scored all three through the first two sets, at the club Saturday. June Methot and Joan Fitzgerald, also touchdowns for Berkeley In ALL NORTON then rallied from a 2 5 deficit of Monmouth, tied for second place with Ted Beaton and Pat- its victory but Berkeley could ty Schon of Metedeconk. Third went to Stu Edlngton aid Wil- not keep Joe Stroffolino, who In the fourth set to defeat liam Heath of Monmouth. had three touchdowns last Hil Dent and Alan Stone 6-1, PRELIM MIKE ROSSMAN SHREWSBURY SAILING k YC week, from scoring twice for. M, 5-7, 7-i yesterday to win OCEANPORT - Laura Parmele, Dave Millar, Anne Cos- Fort Monmouth. the 1100.000 US Professional Live I Direct iron. Yankee Stadium tanza, Kirk Lloyd and Jeff Jacobi were all double winners in Doubles Championships Kevin Key tallied twice for Gottfried-Ramirez, the No the Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht Club fall series. New Shrewsbury on a 50 yard FAIR HAVEN YC 1 doubles team in the world. return of an interception and took only 55 minutes to blitz FAIR HAVEN - Ken Edwards. Jody Spoerr, Ducan Jay a 30 yard run off right tackle. Stone and Dent in the first and Rol Santomenna all recorded victories in sailing action at His teammate Johnny Moore two sets They were on serve scored once on a 35-yard run the Fair Haven Yacht Club. until the 12th game of the fi- to help New Shrewsbury gain MONMOUTH ftOAT CLUft nal set when Ramirez lost his LIGHTNINGS- 1 «bM 1. Chorlr* Rotten 1. ShowHaglcf Its first victory of the season. 1 ATSdirMdtr ]. Tony Prlct serve for only the second as-.™..-,- Anthony Thompson scored time In the tournament ' , twice for Ocean Township OFF WE GO — Red Bank quarterback Mike Min- The service break came on I. Overrun Frailer I. Doug Morsr, ! Johnson and Wayne Taylor and Jim WrtMt3 «on3v«l<:e! Kevin Eley ear is set to let a pass go as Bob Giordano moves a net error by Gottfried off of Viviani each added touch- WOOD wMt. i F,=n. K.T»II, out to block for the signal-caller. Red Bonk de- a net placement by Stone and Secend ro» I. WNIe 3. Pom «ohr«ocl»ir J. ««e downs in Oceans victory. feated Keansburg, 18-0, In a D Division gome. gave the eventual losers a BLUE JAYS - I Pom Simpson 3. Geoff Howson chance to get back in match WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP I. »rv>_Hence, Menmsutli, -1 SEPT. 28. 1976-DOORS OPEN 8 P.M. 1. June MeHiet. Mewnoyltl - PRESTIGE COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL PRELIM.-9:30 p m. MAIN EVENT-10:30 p.m. IAILIM * TC 0 DAYS - I. till larretl I. JOKn Yeuno J. lorry GoMMnltn eond race - I. C« •erklin I. OMO »eee J. aerretl KEYSTONE SAVINGS ||0 See it live & direct al |Q 1AYS - I. Louro Permele I LeR Stomund 1. Tom wessrs AIR CONDITIONING l. race -1- I. . ParmelPermttet 1. WaterW s 1. MrlucaraUl ASBURY PARK NMOUTS - I. Don Mille MUIURADIOI! 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•y TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS there was no doubt that Earl Campbell, the ROM of Tyler, back to complement Matt Cavanaugh's passing yard line Tex., had indeed played. "It's a tremendous blow to our team," said Coach Johnny Dean Blevins ran 10 yards for one score and pass 65 yards Early In the week they uid Earl Campbell wouldn't play. "We couldn't have won It without him," said Texas Coach Majors "He has played well the last four yean and we're go- to Lee Hover for another as Oklahoma overpowered Califor- Then they said he would When Saturday night rolled around Darren Royal "Earl Campbell was the difference In the ball- ing to miss him. It's a shame and a heartbreaking loss." nia. Kurt Steger fired two touchdown passes to Erick Rouse they still weren't sure game," conceded Hayden Fry of North Texas. UCLA spotted Arizona a 3-0 lead, then roared from behind and James Coleman rushed for 152 yards and two more But following the ltth ranked Texas Longhorns' hard- All Campbell did — and he did it on a gimpy leg — was on Lev! Armstrong's 75-yard Interception gallop. The the scores as Illinois spoiled Missouri's home opener. fought 17-14 triumph over upset-minded North Texas State carry 12 times for a career high 208 yards, Including a one- Bruins exploded (or four touchdowns In the third period on Monte Anthony and Richard Bems each tallied — twice to yard touchdown run that put Texas on top ana a leg-dragging runs of 31 and 10 yards by TheoUs Brown, Wendell Tyler's 45- pace Nebraska past Indiana 83 yard burst to the North Texas four that set up Mike Cor- yard dash and a 34-dash pass from Steve Bukich to Homer Sub quarterback Matt Robinson completed six of nine pas- dam's clinching two-yard TD. Butler. ses for 165 yards and three touchdowns in Georgia's rout of In other Saturday night games Involving members of The "Even before the game I thought UCLA was an excellent Clemson. Maryland's Steve Atkins rushed for 133 yards in the Associated Press' Top Twenty, third-ranked Pitt lost quarter- football team without a major weakness," said Arizona's Jim first half and set up two scores as the Terrapins beat West Sports Briefs Virginia. back Robert Haygood for the season with lom knee ligaments Young. "The are among the best teams in the country." during a 42-14 rout of Georgia Tech, fifth-ranked UCLA Arkansas' Steve Little booted field goals of 57, 53 and 20 Texas AlM's George Woodard battered Kansas State for crushed highly-regarded Arizona 37-9, No. 12 Arkansas turned yards and the Razorbacks' defense, led by end Johnnie liea- 177 yards and two touchdowns on 39 carries — "I'm tired," he By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS back Oklahoma State 16-10 and No. 16 Louisiana State dors, limited Oklahoma State to 143 yards in 52 carries in en- admitted — while Laverne Smith scored twice In the first whipped Oregon Slate 28-11 ding a string of three losses to the Cowboys. quarter to pace Kansas over Kentucky. MASON. Ohio - Ben Crenshaw joined Hubert Green as Last week's wave of upsets subsided except for Illinois' Carl Trimble scored on a 42-yard run and caught a 37- Alabama's Jack O'Rear scored twice within 49 seconds the only-three-time winner on the 1176 pro-golf tour yesterday, stunning 31-t rout of sixth-ranked Missouri. In other afternoon yard TD pass from Pat Lyons to lead LSU past Oregon State. triggering the Crimson Tide from a 3-0 deficit to their 56-3 firing a (ourunder-par 66 to win the fKO,000 Ohio King's Is- contests, top-rated Michigan buried Stanford 51-0. runner-up "We won, but I wouldn't call it a spectacular win," said blasting of SMU. "Thanks for the lesson," SMU's Ron Meyer land Open Ohio State outlasted seventh-ranked Oklahoma trimmed Cali- LSU Coach Charlie McClendon, whose unheiilded Tigers told Bear Bryant. That was nine under par on the 6,837-yard Nlcklaus Golf fornia 28-17, eighth-ranked Nebraska drubbed Indiana 45-13, vaulted into the Top Twenty with an opening-gaW "e against North Carolina held Northwestern to 99 yards rushing and Center layout, good for a one-shot edge over nun-winner Andy ninth ranked Georgia crushed Clemson 41-4 and No. 10 Mary- Nebraska. X. 70 passing while Ole Miss used Michael Sweet's two touch- North. The runnerup, the third-round leader, closed with a 69 land downed West Virginia 24-3. "Mac had his kids ready to play," Fertig said. "Some- downs and the slashing running — 135 yards worth — of Reg for 272 and $17,100 In the Second Ten, No. 11 Texas A&M trimmed Kansas times it's the toughest job in coaching to come off a big game Woullard to defeat Tulane. State 34-14, No. 13 Kansas trounced Kentucky 37-16, No.' 14 Ala- like Nebraska and*get your team ready for an 0-2 club, but he In other developments, Southern Cat, Notre Dame and WASHINGTON - Hitch Kupcak, the Washington Bul- bama bombed Southern Methodist 56-3, No. 17 North Carolina did." Florida recovered from opening game setbacks with Impres- lets' first-round draft choice from North Carolina and starting blanked Northwestern 12-0 and No. 20 Mississippi defeated Tu- Michigan rushed for 531 yards in blasting Stanford, in- sive triumphs. USC walloped Oregon 53-0, Notre Dame center on the Olympic team, will play in Italy this year because lane 34-7. Boston College and Arizona State, ranked 15th and cluding two touchdowns apiece by Marian Huckleby - who blanked Purdue 23-0 and Florida spanked Houston 49-14. the offer Is twice what the National Basketball Association 18th respectively, were not scheduled. led the way with 157 - and Rob Lytle. And Miami of Ohio, No. 20 in the preseason rankings, fell team proposed. The Washington Star said. Campbell was bothered by a pulled hamstring and Royal Eight-yard touchdown runs by Rod Gerald and Bob Hyatt to 0-J for the first time ever by losing to Ball State 23-t. The hadn't Intended to play him against North Texas. "But after enabled Ohio State to hold off Penn State after the losers winners share the nation's longest winning streak at nine DETROIT - Ralph Houk will continue as manager of the warming up, he said he fell good and wanted to play," the wasted a pair of flrsT-down situations at the Buckeyes' five- games with Rutgers, a 19-7 victor over Bucknell. Detroit Tigers, with what the American League club called an coach said. "It was obvious on his long run that he wisely "open end" contract • iMiiiMMiinininiiui chose to drag his leg rather than kick out and sprint. mill IIIIIIIII "I was scared to death that he had pulled a muscle, but WASHINGTON - The Washington Redskins are on the he assured me that he was draggging on purpose, which market for a record $22 « million and the chief stockholder, showed a lot of poiae." Jack Kent Cooke, says all his sports properties are for sale, "I'm a little tired," the burly 231-pound Campbell Admit- including the Los Angeles Lakers, The Washington Star re- College Football Results ted. "I didn't think I would touch the ball at all. The leg was 1 iols6 ported Keon 'Col7,NYTech6 Albion 37, Mont Union 0 n 7. Monmouth Col 0 a little sore, but I think it's time we forget about the leg and KlngsPoInt 10. Latoyctte 7 Anderton 37, Taylor 34 n 41, NorlhDokola* LehTon 11, Boldln Wolloce 14 Auguitona , III. O. Carthoae Col 3S OAK RIDGE, La. — Former pro football player Abner get on with our business." Soli SI 33, Miami, Ohio 6 Albright 30, Lycommo 14 Lock Hoven 11. Bloomsburg 10 Bemldll SI 7. Mornlnoilde ) Wimberly and three other persons were killed when their American Intl 27. South Conn St7 Maryland 14, West Virginia 1 Tony Dorset! rushed for 113 yards and scored three times Benedictine. Kan <7,tulver-SlocWcin 10 Army 34, Holy Cron 19 Mossochuselts 14, Maine 3 Benedictine III 31. Dubuque* single-engine plane crashed early while returning from the Benlley 0, W New England 0 Moravian Col 31. Dickinson Col 7 in Pitt's rout of Georgia Tech, but the Panthers were sad- Bethel. Minn 30, S W Minnesota 13 Alcorn 32. An Bnogewaler. Mail ». Matt. Marlllme Navy 31, Connecticut 3 Miuisana Slate-Oregon State g^ame. ' dened by the loss of Haygood, who was their running quarter- New Hampshire 13. Boston Unlv 0 Bowling Green S3, E Michigan 13 Arkanias 16. Oklahoma St 10 Nichols 37. Curry Colleoe 14 Bueno VKta 39, N W Col. Iowa 10 Ceni Arkonsas 31, Cent Missouri St 3 Norwich Unlv 35. Wocester Tech 0 Butler 34, Hlliidole Col 31 Henderson St 9, Central St. Oklo 0 IIIIIIIIIIHIII IIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIMN Plymouth Stole 15. Boston State 0 Capitol Unlv 14, WIMIomlngton Col 0 slppi Col 39, Ark Montlccllo 3 Central Conn St 21, Spr Ingllild 11 Princeton], Cornell 0 Central Michigan 9, Toledo 7 Mississippi Val 33, Ark Pine Blutt 31 Clarion Col 16. Delaware St 0 Rhode islond 15, Northeastern 14 Centre College 31. OberllnColO N.. WOMohomo34. _ 3<., NordinHordinag *"'Col 1"3 Looil Guard )0, Rennelear 0 Rutoers 19, Bucknell 7 Central Col Iowa 31, Aug»burg IS Panhondle "S I 6. McMu/rryi l C-W. Poil37.Hofttra6 Seafon Moll 31, Rochester IV Central SI, Ohio ii, Athland u Rite 43, Uloh 77 Dartmouth ». PertnO Shippensbug31,Kutitown13 Chodron SI 71. Mlnot $t 14 E Stroudtburg 14. Montclalr 0 Sam Houston St 31, S W Oklahoma 1* Slippery Rock IB, MlllersvMIe SI 1/ Concordla T, III, II, Kolamoioo Col II Tenos 17, No TeoosSt 14 Edinboro St W, Carllond St 1) SI John's, N Y 7, Stoney Brook St 0 ConcordloSI41.Plll»bvry Col 7 Falrlelgh Die Kin 47, Rutgeri-Nework o St. Lawrence 17. Bates College 13 Cornell College 31. Rlpon Col 34 f-armlngriam St 70. New Haven 7 St. Law Texas Arlington II, New MEXICO St 10 Monmouth Park Today Tple 21, Grombllng 30 Dakota Weiley 33, S o Dakota Sprtld U Tenos Lutheran 31. Howard Payne 16 Franklin & Mar 20, Gettysburg Col II Temple Dona 43. Mortln Lutner U W Texot St 14, Wichita Stole 17 Geneva Col 18. Suquehanna 12 Washihington n & Jet W, Thlel Col 1) Dellonct Col 7, Flndlay Col 0 PAR WEST Harvard 14, Columbia 10 Wldner Col 16, Lebanon Volley 6 Denlion Unlv 14, Volparalio 14 «m - I7.*M; 1 YO * Ua; Clma. 4 Fur Boise Slate 43. Auguslano S.D 14 in - am; I v« urn. HUM; CI »rd - I64N. I VO * Ua, Clmf 4 Fur. Hobart College 44, Rochester 16 Wm Patterson 33. Trenton SI. 19 Doone College U, Yanklon 10 M-U,*«J)VOCtma. I*W. Quebec (130) Borrero 3-1 Brlghom Young if. Colo Slate Unlv II Hhoca 14, Alobany St. N.Y.O MUTH Eureka Col ft, Lakeland Col 9 WMMMIMI1 (1IJI McCoulw LockhornflH) Delohouisoye a-1 Homun Cocon (104) Oowd 6 1 Col>oly SLOW, Idaho St 1? Tailors Tort (114) No rk»er .4-1 Junlato College 14, Westminster, Pa. 7 Alabama 56, SMU 3 Fcrrli State 41, Northewastern, III 3 Lock H. Stor i11S> Shlrtner 1-1 Jolly Prancer (1.3) Mlctll «-1 Callt-Davis 31, Col Poly Pomona 7 CrfnwOlpci Mill *»"» PembteiliU) Wilton 10-1 KeonCol 1, NY Tech 6 Appalachian St 31, VMI 13 Fronklln Col 33. Evontvlllc 30 Blue Panther (115) Thomas 4-\ Chico St W. Central Wash SI. 14 Nl.tond Worm <"« »•»'•«• ConneoytLohe Ilin Thomo* 10-1 Rapid Rabbit (til) Edwards 1-1 Auilln Peoy W. Mars Hill 0 Ft. HOV», Kan 37, Kearny SI 31 Sharp Dig IMS) Wllion 1-1 Colorado ColU, Meta 14 n«i>H«oo~y(H7IHfr.l Bethel Place 111 11 No rider 1 7-9 Baylor IS, Auburn 14 Grand Volley 10, Michigan Tech I Sir Ripper (1331 Solomone .S-2 E UfM Men 40, Sul Ross St 19 Lowlier (III) OurHWu, DocGllmor.1117) Moc»elh *•• Last City (117) Edwords 7-1 Befhune-Cookmon M. Livingstone Col 6 Grlneil Col 3), Iowa Wetleyon 1 Prince Trouble (US) No rider 4-1 Lock'Hoven 13, Bloomiburg 10 Ft. Lewis Col 33, Weslmlnst, Utah .4 Never Too Much (111 No rldef 11 Bowie St 36, Frastburg St 9 Guilav Adolphus 43, Washington. Mo 14 DtbVlvlon (111) Mlctll Mr. Suburban (IIS) Tanner 1-1 Fat frank (1161 No rider 7-3 Army 16, Holy Cross 34 Idaho 31, Poctflc Unlv 31 Hove A HII (ID) Thomas..... 6-1 Brockport St 0. Alfred0 Hanover Col 48, Earlhom Col 0 Dnobl 1117) Mlcctl Good 5ynfa» (1151 Ptrr«f *-* lowa Si 41, Ari Force* Prlveleged Porty (106) McCouley 131 St* - III,Ml, I YO * Yp«t| N J Carnegie Mellon 16, Bethany W. Va 14 Haitlngt Col 31, Sloun Fallt 19 Aih for ttwMoo n 017) Nomttl Hllor lout Kiss (M3) Gomel * ' Long Beach SI 33, Utah SI 10 •reM.Arw; iMftt/U Cltodel W, Deloware 15 Huron College 14, Black Hills St 13 Montono SI 14, No Dakota St 7 Colgate 17, Davidson 7 lowo41, Syrocu*e3 Sky Willie (115) Skinner *•' Nevada Reno 39, Willamette « Selections Concord Col 34, Wesl Vo Slate 31 Illinois 31, Missouri 6 R till ess Wheel (Nemeil 4-1 New Mexico IS, Teias El Paso 7 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E Carolina 13. No Carolina SI 14 Illlnoll Wetlyn 47, E Imhuril Col 0 video Knight (No rider M Northern Colo 31. Wetlern $l Colo 17 E Kentucky II, Wittenberg 0 Indiana Central 36, Rose Hulmon 6 Queenly Monarch (113)Barrero 10-1 Oregon Col 36. Pocltlcl U, Ore 33 Elon College 56, Liberty Boptlit 15 Indiana SI 31, Arikonw* SI 31 By REGGIE STER Portland SI 44. Simon Froter 1 Double Quester (113) No rider 7-3 Emory & Htnry 14. Washington L Lee 17 Jamestown 13, Dickinson St 7 Ricks College 30, W Montana 0 Omaha's Pride (111) McCouley 10-1 Fairmont 30, West Va Wesley 13 John Corroll 30, Hlrom College 17 Son Diego SI 7, Fresno SO Aristocratic King (110) Brown 3-t Florida 49, Houston Unlv 14 Konsoi 31, Kentucky 16 San Jose SI 30, Fullerton SI 0 Go Sign (115) No rider „ ....H 1 - Deb Vivian, Wkltekavu, Florida A t M 3$, Albany St. Ga. 33 Kaniai St, Pitt 10, S W Missouri t Freehold Entries Today Furman 31. Presbyterian Col 31 Southern Cal S3, Oregon 0 6tti - W,Sea; I YO * Up, Clma. 4 Fur Kentucky St 36. NE Missouri SI 35 Creme Glace S Colorado 71. Colo School Mln II Ft Valley SI 16. Morehouse6 Kenyon Col 31. OHerbeln Col U Donny Boy (113) Gomel *-l S Uloh 74, West New Men II lit-Pact IMI1.IM *tl»- POC* IM II.M4 Grgetown Col 31 Heldelbur Knox Colleoe 31. Belolt Colleoe 7 GoutburnGotd ITufcottel Nige's Nail (111) McCouley 1I-I 2 - Good SyiUx, Mr. Subur Texas All M, Hawaii 31 R cm oil (Dondeo) .. Georgia 41, Clem Lawrence Unlv 36. Mount Senarlo 7 Jim Henry Purdue tBreinahan) Ad Bourbon (114) No rider »' UCLA 37.Ariiona? Glassboro SI 31. Salisbury SI 19 Los Angeles SI 41, U S IM'I 13 Wove Ol Muscles I Rodgers Jr) I 3 Sofcols Scotch Time {King JO Aphrodite Crett (Poquet) Cool Night (MJ)Skinner II ban, Lockhorn W Illinois 71, Weber St 19 Hampaen-Sydney 14, Sewonee 7 Manchester 15, Blufllon I John 6M N (Bietrtahon) 4 l SoWno Rovlgoel (Upon) Don't Deter (1331 No rider 4-1 Whitworth Col 70, Montana Teth 0 Keenelond (Romano) Hampton Intt 33, Shaw 0 Morstwll 11. Illinois St 13 C C Edit (Wlttlln) J 1 Parky Berk (Fedarkk) ] — Skarp Dig, Never Too Whitller Col 14, St. Mory s, Cat 7 Jutl A Spinner (Gaghardl) Ettore (114) MacBttti lo-i Howard Unlv 41. Md Eastern Shore * Mlchlgon si, StonlordO Kokoi Pride(Ferrfero) o-l Mllrlc* Bulltr iRodoers JM Idaho Col 7. E Oregon 0 Wlckley Honovcr (Rahnerl Freedom Train (114) Thomos ....W Mick, Privileged Party Lom College 37, Clark Unlv 19 Michigan St 31, Wyoming 10 Lawll i Clark II, W Wostiimjlon 23 M.jrt, (Flllon) . II Aqua Storm (Flllon) i nth - Pace 1 M * I.too Kettle River (10?) Oowd 3-1 LlvlrwslonCol 71, No Alabama 14 Fays Mali (Gont) 10 I Coolmont Thorpe (Flllon) LSU ft. Oregon SI 11 UnfleldCol 31, S Oregon 71 ....i-i Wolleft Marge (Abbotlello) 7th - ttMMj > Y04 Ua; Alw.; 1 M ft 4 - Tailors Tack, Quebec, Brown Smoke IFuicol IS I Dreiel Babe (Schmigel) 30) Modlson Col M, Towion St 36 MoyOoy Mlny (Flllon) 1/14 Minnesota fcNJ-*>aCOiMtl.Ma m - pKiiMii.rtf PemMes McNeesc St 15, Loulsano Tech 13 Roitlla IMorrli) Poppv* Pony (114) Nometl ..*-] Missouri H 117, Wayne SI, NebO Award Time iBfesnohon) w Rich Irlih(King) .. Miami, Fla47. Florida Stole 0 Bod Honovtr IBoldachlnoT Lookout Pele (Breinahan) Jim Reevei (114) No rider 13-1 5 - Double Qiester, Arlile- Mississippi 34, Tulane 7 Missou lley 43, Concordla T, Neb 3 31 Jell I (Pier at) Chrl» Royal (Trullt) Joyful Hopt (l»6) 5klnner M Col 7, Marietta Col 6 High School Results Kllly Baby INodrlverl Mississippi St 30, Louisville 3. • 1 Pino Colodo (Breinohonl Worthy Advice (Huebsch) Don Bocateie (1«) Avlles 4-I cratlc Kilg, Restless Wheel Newberry Col 13. Gordner Webb 10 Nebraska 4S, Indiana 13 Restless Eve (Nodilverl Beraen Carholit 14, Teaneck e • •' April* Colt (Breinohon) AnMloui Angela (Puntotlllo) '.'....13-) Best Bee (113) Skinner *1 NE Loulsano St 16. Lam or 6 No Michigan 65. SI. Norberf 0 Delight Tim* ITunulK) I — Daaay Bay, Ad Bourbon, No Iowa 34. Nebraska. Omaha 13 ClIHon 7, Hockensack 6 • ' Lucky Rogue (CandeM) Loncer Hill (Unger) 151 Vernas Pride (114) Thomm 4-1 NW Loulsano St 47, Stephen F Austin 0 Aromoc Brock (FerMero) Notre Dame 33, Purdue 0 Englewood School 13. Morrlstown Beard '0 1 Yondolo (PunloHliD, Gallant Glory (10?) McCouley... 11 l Kettle River Norfolk Stall 7, Fayetlevllle 7 Or Morr iRoi'nol " ' HI Way King UoMolll No Carolina 13. Northwestern 0 N W Missouri 35. William Jewel 31 0 I •tti - »,eai; I YO ft UP f ft M.; Alw.; Ohio 14, Kent Stole 13 St. Mary s Ruth 31, Si. Joseph s Mori RedTlmelMtnon) .. . Ml CrtatOuy (Sweeney) 7 - Gallaat Glory, Joyful No Carolina Cent 31, Winston Salem 7 Ira*- TrellMSUN im - pact IM us,•» iFvr Plttsburg 43. Georgia Tech 14 Ohio Northwestern 34, Alma Col J •vole 17 i KL.ICTIONS What » the Reason HIS) Nemttl 6-t Salem Col 14. BlueTleldSIO Ohio Weileyan 73, OePauw Unlv 30 Rldgetiild 71, North Arlington 1 Keystone Mover Ick (Dancer Jr) ' Albuquerque D 4Dancer Jr) . Hope, Venn's Pride A Ci Enterprise iBrHHnghom) ) - Wave el Mottles, (tescett, C C Edle Precious Proof (t1») No rl, South Carolina 34, Duke* Oklahoma 78. California 17 Orange II. Newark Academy 13 •'•> Armbro Snotty (Bresnahan) Olivet Col 31. St. Joseph's, Ind 19 1 - ••• Hanever, Award Time, Klllv Stell Honey (107) Martin* 8 — Bessie's Motker, Trnckas, SI Paul s Col 1, Brlctgtwaler, Vo. k West Essex 39. Caldwell 0 ' Bombi (fioruxci) ••<•] SkipHoppy (GllmouO...; ttawa U. Kan 31, S W Kansas 13 O'Coyle (117) Borrero Shepherd Col 14, Randolph Macon 7 Colonla 30, East Brunswick I Chief Thunderhlll (I nodal I •7 Her ban Andrea (Flllon) Mtalca l - kamb< N. Keyitene Maverick, Chief a 015) Thomas S W Loulsana 7, Clnclnortl 1 HoOoBonfcer (lamb) ••' Mlillttoe Shalee (Dancer) Tennessee 11.TCU0 Thwitfertilll Bessie's Mother (115) Shodydgle EcholSmuillnl • > Hobo April (Lamb) I - Selarl's Catle Pie, Art Tenn U, Mortln 31. Middle Tenn SI 3 Motow*on"36.'p7s"cofoway 'if 4 - Handy M. Mine Jot,, ••vtheri Hg Trucho* (133) No rider * 1 Squlnky Bird INodrlverl 13 ' Hanchee Morvfl (Marlyniofc) Lover, Tibia Tennesseis St 16. Alabama AIM 0 St. Cloud St 1 Florenice 36. AllenlownA Speed Fteok (Sorgenlol ffth - U.m I YO ft Up F A M ; Clmg. Troy State 17. Alabama St 16 St John's, Minn SI, Homime Unl Comdenl Howell 0 IS I George Morvet (Martynlak) 5 — Oenold Diamond, Bollord G Amlfe 4th I»

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September 2t - volvement has begun Those operation may make this a present propjets receive from YOU LOOK UKE E.eAaft who work «ith you may have to thaw who can help you complete 'LfSBANO-I'VtOOTA Bom today you are me of those duTicult day for you Stick tn VOUVE00T them succewfuUy should spur SOMETHIN' SUSPICION VS SWBET . highly methodical persons who become accustomed 10 your your guns. 0NY0OR/WNW II OM ON THAT BARMAJb V cannot tolerate diaorganizauon somewhat imperious ways •• bul LIBRA iSept BOA W - An you on lo increased productive)' MUSCAT ACROSS in anything Extremely sensitive the nmefils will he worth the effort at reconciliation with a ARIES March 21 April l»i- to any sign of stress in others, efliHi fnend of king ago could rave The exploitation ol another's you are inclined to spoil what Always on the lookout lor new pleasant remits today Don't at- talent for your own advantage miKhl he a very large "pile" in metlKKts to improve prod ml ion. tempt to move too quickly nu\ gain you more trouble than your personal relationships by you art' willing lo lake a clunir SCORPIO ((W 23-Nin 2H - benedll Have a care for honora- putting the blame for any stress on anvimi' with original ideas An overly sensitive view of your ble means you discern where it seldom annul ncalini! sucressful acltnn present situation on the employ TAUMJI 'April JO-May tt> belongs - on the chaotic ap- out ol unpromising material A menl srenr could cause con- - Y'«i rn.iv have In make a proach others lake toward their planner In nalure. you never siderable lots ai thLs time gargantuan effort in order to do own work and play That stress he^in .HI enlerprist* without SACilTTAHH S INov 22- MI hui UIU can uit nut nf your rul Blondie could be the result of outside in- HIM C.II I MIIC mil a aerioui and Dec 211 - Make this one of Ihnte iml.lv il you in fluences or could arise from ri'lanvi'lv deep invcsntiation mm constructive days during which GEMINI (Ml) 21 lune»i- NOBODY ID HAVE sources quite beyond an in- III—ajiiihl.lli for L'tiin or In* you complete plans lor more I*III Mmr lilt- nn a more exerting SHAVED MY MEAD AND I wiWH- O WOULD YOU HAVE dividual's control never seems to VOial you uanl Icasi .isMHI car Irian one forthcoming project track Ikml l» .ilt.mttolrs M«ir BlfCOMe A MONK/ MARRIED IF VDU HAONT ) occur In you. thus your initial rj mil yciui plans (re sui-pnst-. uings where new ami lucrative MARRIED ME f CAPRICORN-iRec 22 Jan sensitivity is. in the long run. tiir you are not one wtm t>asiK 191 - Insure your own security project! Ire nncenieil 1 negaled mtfts Jie tiuilli'iii!!' ot llu unc\ and Hi.II nf lined ones through CANCER 'Juni- 21 Jul\ 22'- (Jne of those workers capable peeled Ihe JIKIII IOII.S application of i.ilents are needed lor of inspiring others to top perfor- Tiilmd uli.il ismslirrtin MHI newly ac(|Uired knowledge lo spmfic pin*-, ill pn'senl pro- mance, you are much sought icimomnt. st-leti your hinhila\ long-held beliefs JIVLS im the home friml Mudy after .is .i partner in anything and read Ihe corresponding AQUARIUS (Jen 20 Mi I8> ihildrens abihlies then employ thai calls for joint enterprise IHiroSraptl I*| your birlhilav — You should (»• uoneetUI .ii Ihem 1 You bring m whatever you do a sliii IH V«HJI daily guide llus nine but only il you know LEO Mill) a \ug &• - Cim- special kind of energy and deter- Tupsda>. Seplrmhrr II him in advertLse yourvll and SKIIT making a rnmr that will mination that spells success for VIHtiO IAUI; 23Sepl 22' - Ihe rejuBj |Mesiinui lo you I'IS( KS'Keh I in each • 94 "M£RAINSJH started with only three clubi- of the other auits. bridge player HANS.. FALL If West started with three 0 K J 10872 who wrote: "Heard melodies Since West had more clubs MAINLY ON.. diamonds. South must finesse are sweet; but those unheard than hia partner, it seemed • 75 to make his contract. \ are sweeter." A bridge player reasonable to suppose that WEST EAST DAILY QUESTION would have written: "You Eaat had greater length in dia • AK10 7 5 monds. 4 863 sometimes learn more from Partner opens with thru- 2 what has not than from whst We know better, of course diamonds, and the next player "? J62 passes. You hold: • AK10752 V 1073 has been done." It's a great help to see all of 0 Q64 0 3 East put up the ten of clubs, the cards. But South also 107:i 0 3 *>|O83 What do • AJ82 ind South won with the king. should know better. you say? • 1063 South caahed the ace of dia ANSWER: Pass. Came is SOUTH monda and continued with the UNATTRACTIVE LEAD out of the question, since part • QJ nine. When West played low. West's opening lead could ner's bid shows a hand tub South had to make the win- not have looked attractive to stantially weaker than a 0 A95 Hagar ning decision. If he lout a dia- him. Surely he would have normal opening bid A re • KQ94 mond trick, the enemy would preferred to lead from a four sponse of three spades would North Eaat South Weal COLlLP IT BE A switch to spades and take at card lor longer) major suit. If be forcing, and this must be We least five spade tricks. West does not have four cards unsound when you know that 3 0 Pass 3 NT All Piss FAULTY OAR t West presumably had led in either major suit, his only you are probably already too Opening lead - • 2 FOUhJP TrJE possible distribution is four hi|(h Tf2OUi3LE... from a four-card club suit. AW CAD 15 WLUNS TO I CAN'T ASK HIM TO i SCHOOL. 5ENP/WE TO A PRIVATE SrtNP THAT MUCH MONEY A SCHOOL BUT THEY ALL C06T WiW.UrlATSHOW.DI0O? FOUR OR FME THWMNP DOLLARS

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2. Autos For Sale Nubbin 51. Help Wanted Si. Help Wonted 51. Help Wonted PART TIME - (II HOURS) Phyilc* DENTAL TECHNICIAN — E NEW CAREER? Therapy aide In the MlddUtown area DIWMER'6 CAPy, \A perleoced only. Assistance In crown i want I Potltnt contact ond wme secretarial WA4UUP! bridge ceramic ond dies department real estate post duties Hours and days art varied \ Autos_For_Sole 11*94 Ml 0071 or W 074 eon. COME IinN AMP Jf Opportunity In ceramic buildups B*n Century 21 Reol Estate Academy. DIs sini"ttumi to Bo- I*. The Doily WA<•" Air conditioned, full power Bes rI, Call 291-2M9. Thrtt-ocre place, Write Box 446, Red ol companies, a good location on Rlv- oHtr IphtS It UlWtr ' ' >rnlied Excellent condition 49S-O669 MAZDA 1974 - Rotary engine wagon TOP DOLLAR RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Bd , and wt art buty. Contact John DODGE POLARA 1941 - VI, powe mint condition, 11,000 milts, new VEGA WAGON 1973 "- Air condl Bonk, N.J- 07701. H~EVR OLE f^V^N 1963 ~ Jeering, power brokts, aolomotn 35 Union St. Red Bank, N.J 07701 Anderson oi the HMCK IVM Eltctra 72S, two dooi Tiovlng obroofl tionlng, automatic, radio 35,000 miles FOR USED CARS 741-3700, Ext 300 iuJltDp, iuti power, olr. AM'FM, till .illet Heavy-duty siuspension, wl ilo, good tlrtt. ntw brokes i 11700 Call 671-6133 LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO.. INC. (.ru'st. radlals, many others. 149,000 dows around. Clean I1S00. Call 47 good (400 Call 542 1793. perienced with following preterrn Equal Opportunity Employer John F. Anderson Agency MERCURY MARQUIS 1975 - Foui RI.3S Sayrcvllle, N.J. 72M: Full ond part-time. Coll 143-5733. (M/W) 636 River Rd.. Fair Haven, N.J. CHEVROLET WAGON 1970 - NtM door, AM/FM radio, air conditioning speed, AM radio, runs well, new llres, HAIR CUTTERS - And setters. E. oi Ml N 11 Mt'S NEEDS VUUR 7414477 full power, vinyl rool. Likt ntw, 34.M new battery, needs paint |ob, 1650. Call WANTED erienced only. Full ond part-timi SKILLS, EARN EXTRA MONEY • UICK IV/4 i ANDAU Electro cus Iront tender, 1500 or twit offet milts. 739-13)1. 872 1342 after 6 p.m. A-l uMd cars and trucks Top dollar paid A Member Of 717 3995 rall 566 3232 HIGH RATES: NO FEE. 117 Rle 35 The Real Estate Enchonge turn. Fully equipped 31,000 miles Ir DODGE 1973 DART SWINGER - OASIS MOTORS (TOD 721 7ir EATONTOWN, 543-5300. H I H JiONIST,TYPIST - Full lime exellol condition 15000 firm 264 MGB 1964 - New clutch, good trc VOLKSWAGEN KARMANNGHlA HAIRDRESSERS — Full time, ex .HEVROLET 1971 - Impala Custom Automatic transmission, powei ldd I — 1969 — Good running condition. id Mt li or social service agency.In Red jlft. Power ttttrlng and brakes, al S424327oTter SJO ART OR FULL TIME - SlOtlS pel ank. Requires heavy typing and obi 11 AM/FM. IlWOorbestofler 739 0353 vinyl lop 17400 J»1 H35* hour Teach skin core to women, owr IILLAC \9I1 noun. Full training. 291 4243. lo communicate courteously and tf 0 miles, full a MGB 1973 - Exctlltnt condlll VOLKSWAGEN 1963 BUG— Ex- lively. Must be experienced, occu CHEVROLET 1971 CAPRICE E DOREMU5 FORD tremely reliable, 65,000 actual mllet, ., tilt ond telescopic, TATE WAGON - Air, FM/AM tltrt •SALES SERVICE -PARTS 24,000 miles. AM/FM, tap* deck, new HELP WANTED MORNINGS AND 'ART TIME EVENINGS - Light Cus _ e ond efficient in typing and general new steel radlalt PMvolt J42 4425 TO Shrewsbury Ave , Red Bank 74)400 lop ond tires. Red with novy Intti ' 1100 949 4062 doys, 391-3827 evening!. EVENINGS — Part-time. Neat ap- lodlal work. Keyport area. Coll 747 ftlct duties. Others need not apply. lALHUX i«5 Coupe DeVirieTluii Call 717 S67S after 4 p.m. VOLKSWAGEN BUS-CAMPER ... pearance, lor floor waxing and |anllo- 5631 between 8.30 and 11:30 a.m. alary commensurate with ex OUSTER TvTi Monuol transmlstloi — Good condition, must tell. Asking rlol service IB and over call between erlente Send resume to P.O. Box power, air. tltrto, new radlals, 46,000 MO._B 19/3 Molor very UOOd 29,000 51 Help Wanted PART TIME HELP WANTED-Drlv CHEVY II 196S — Four-door, pow conditioning. 12600 Excellent con illtsl . AM/FM, hood lop is good. Alte S40Q Please coll ofler 3.143-3976. 3-4 p.m., 717-3094. 33, Red Bonk, N.J. 07701. ii'iles S79SO. will accept Irodt 747-6309 slttrlng, automatic runs good 134C Ion. Coll 7390035. er/clerk for varlout hours. Alto count- 5 pm. 364 7111. ACCOUNTING CLERK HOSTESS M/W - Receive a live prod er clerk for afternoons, 1-6 p.m. Apply ELIABLE PERSON — To act o» After S, Ml 13M AT SALES AND 5E~RVICE - LT VOl KSWAGPN 1965 - Convertible • Aim i A( ivf4 - CoupTDtVille Immediate i f i ;t beauty bosk set to make your com mornings Kalsln't Drugstore. 193 ousekecper companion tor 70-ytar- CHEVY NOVA 197S - Two-doo VINE MOTOR CORP., Maple A accounting clerk or postion In c exion look and feel softer than ever Shrewsbury Ave.. Red Bonk. Id lody, live In. Lovely condominium. »MO0 329 3630 p m Red Bank 741 6570. AM'FM. air, low mileage Call after counts payable. Exctllent workli 1-4343. ood salary. References required . 747 7045 VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1970 - Four conditions arid full benefits. Pltoi rivtr's license a mutt, Call 142 3066 IAT 131 SL SPORT COUPE 1973 - speed 1950 or best otter HOST OR HOSTESS - Apply In per t. Apply ot Burgtr King, Coe tAMARO 1961 '0.000 miles vinyl reply staling your experience and CM romS-7 p.m. CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 1965 Silver gray, 30 mp g , rodlolt, r 291-3417 ton, ofttr 3 p.m.. Tues , Perkins Pan S ond Maple Ave.. Red Bonk. i out Asking 17 JO ctlltnl condition. 11700 542 1227 rent salary to BOH X-302, The Dal Four door. Excellent running cond iuke House. I61IJ Hwy JS. MKiUlrtowii E5UME SERVICE - Professionally Call 923 9663 VOl KSWA.KSWAI.F N IV6V6V - Releliuli t top lo Register, Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701. fi tlon Mutt sacrifice 1100 or best offe HOUSE*ETPERJUTCHEN AIDE - PART-TIME •llten resumes - all position levels. •IAT 1171 IM SPORT COUPE - Five btbottot m Nttds ttende r 1550 11971 Super equal opportunity employer Call 4*5 747*. MONTE CARLO 1970 -I, Mon. and Tuts . Sat.. Sun., 8-4. Ap- MAINTENANCE WORK ill or write for appointment. Week f M Mirnt condition Btetlt, FM, sun-r l ileage, 17-ftlOPER HOUR 7 Autos For Sale fHRYSl.FN NSWfOHT 1V6V Fou ACT NOW - Turn spore time Int ly In person, Garden State Manor nd Recruiters, BOM 1776, Monmouth 741-9741 $1500 495 0146 oft«r CALL 459 3333 door, sedan, green, 1600 Sit! Bt a SANTA S Demonstrator Cursing Home. 16 Von Brockle Rd., each, N.J. 170-1383. ._. i commlltlons up fo 30% — OR — Cor necessary Please look for our ad 1415795 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE (963 - MON T ( ( ARl.iJ WJb BOO mllei VOLKSWAGEN 1974 SUPER Holmdel under Business Opportunity Section N AND LPN - FUll tlmt ond port BEETLE - Low mileageileage, ewer havt a Toy and Gift Party In you me. 11 to 7 shift. For progressive CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1973 - Fou 19000 il d diti condition. Call attei "5. 932-946 home and earn FREE GUIs' Our 29t door sedan, vinyl lop, radio, air cand dally urslng Home in Freehold area. For ,_r! Call or write SANTA'S Portlts PART-TIME nlervlcw, call 431-5317 between 10 ond QUALITY tionlng, automatic, VI, steel belt. iff 6. VOTKSWAGEN DASHER 1974 - One Avon. Conn. 06001. Phone 1 (203) 67 JUNIOR MILITARY M/F radlals. 41,000 miles. Original own* FORD FAIRLANE 19*7 - Automatic Mit 345S. Coll 546 3741. :ondltion, 1400. ACCOUNTANT N OR LPN — Full or part-lime. 11 lo For long established and growing local • Age 1/ 35 or older depending upon 30 a.m Clean, attractive nursing USED CARS I HR YSLER NEWPORT 19/J - Ai Call 264 VOLKSWAGEN 1968 - Rebuilt en firm. Muil have background in ac- prior military service. power steerlng'brakes, AM'FM nidi FORD~GALAXIE 1965 - 319, automat iling and bookkeeping. Send re- WWt. Contoct Mrs. King, 33? 5277. [ust passed Inspection, 11300 W /629 c transmission, Just passed Ir AMBITIOUS i to Box W 290. The Dolly Regis Wt will train. N OR LPN — Full or port time Eve- peillon Coll 6/1 1291 oiler 2 p m MUSTANG 1966 - SIK cylinder, auto ler, Shrewsbury, N J. 0770' Ings and nights. Ocean Grove Nurt- 74 MARK IV CIRCLE CHEVROLET VOLKSWAGEN 1969 - Yellow ton immediate and long range benefits. FORO GRAN TORINO -7973 Static malic, runs beautifully Asking 1450 yertible, automatic, tine condition, en And willing lo Itorn. Optning four nc LADIES-MEN — Work ot home on Iht ng Home, A3 Clark Ave,, Oceon Shrewsbury Avt Shrewsbui Call 222 1941, Wagon 39.000 milts, Powtr tteerln glne |u»l overhauled 11500. 747 33vt ocaflons Wt will train you. 1175 t phone, earn 125S5O weekly servicing Join the N.J. Army National Guard Slock #858 741-3130 1250 a week average Income. For pti ana brokes, air, rodloi tlrts. e*reiien VOLKSWAGEN BUG 196V - WVtll ~- customers 264 3244 CORVAIR 1965 ondltlon. 12S00. Call between II sonol Interview call More Classified CONVERTIBLE i.m.. Sun. Thurs , 546 7161. maintained, reliable, economical uEGAL SECRETARY - Wllh at least IN RED BANK (all UJ 46/0 tiller 6 MUSTANG 1973 1400 After 6 p.m. or weekends. 566 three years experience required. Five on Hint Page 74 FORD WO LTD 1941 - Yellow with blaci CONVERTIBLE - Low mileage E« 3330 671-6555 days per week. No Sols, or legal ho- 747-0241 1 (JRVI ITS (.ONVI:H1IBl t 19/3 ny,1l top, low mieagemileage, radiarada l tires celltnl condition. Power steerlnt; . Complete benefits life tntur- PART TIME WAITRESS M/W - Grand Torino »» •! ...lit - ^.^ ^ » . *• VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1971 - Good Si. Help Wanted Excellent condition, fully loado AM radio with powtr steering Two sower brakes, automatic, 13000 Ca hospltalliatlon, sick Itovt. Gen Bochert't Hofbrou Haul, 301 Ocean lony tulrat. Call Vlnct, Front S oar Vtry good condition Asking 1688 after 6 p.m. n>( yearly bonus ond outstanding Stock #871 APPRENTICE BUTCHER - F xiy scale Send resume lo Box C 787, llvd.. Atlantic Highlands. Come for In- Otevron, Red Bank, 847 4383 200. 329 040f. MUSTANG 1973 — 351 cu. In. Automat ime Learn a fin* trad* while yo rervlew Frl oi Mon otter S p m CORVETTES - Wl. In slock, tor in VOLKSWAGEN 1967 The Dolly Register, Shrewsbury, NJ. FORD ^MUSTANG 11 1V7S - 11,01 wt steerinsttringg and brakes, oir work. 07701. 75 MERCURY Jiott delivery. TOWNE CHEVRO milts Four spted, must sell HMO < M, eight trac:kk . magi all around Station Wagon. 1400 PART-TIME BUTCHER - For week LET, Mlddictown 6/1 6200 741-3009 • st offer 513 2050^ / S44loMef S( end work. For timer position, apply a MANAGER — General rental center. PART-TIME Cougar XR 7 WALL LINCOLN MERCURY lilorella Meals and Dell, Little SHve Must have ability to repair small en COUGAR 1969 - Air, power stttrln ORD PINTO 1971 - Twodoor, auto MUST SELL - 1973 Gremlin Three Shopping Center ' TELLER power brokes. new llres Good conrj nolle transmission, 2000cc tnglnt Speed, air. AM'FM radio. Exccllen Shrewsbury Avt. at Sycamore lines and electrical tools ond ability to 1001 Auto Parts Slock #876 Shrewsbury, N J. 747-5400 oke chorge. Excellent opportunity lor Immediate opening in the tion 11000 Call 671-1337. m I vrnings (S/1 0019 condition. Call after 6. 495 3014 tuturt advancement for willingness to Distributors OLDSMOBILE 1971 - 91 Luxury Se WHELAN PONTIAC BUICK OPEL Deal office of Suburban Sav- FORD PINTO 1971 - White 1973 eo ARTHUR MURRAY work hard and adopt lo varying sltu- CONTINUEDGROWTH 71 PONTIAC glnt. Automotlc Excellent on don, immaculate condition. 41995 Hwy« Freehold ~tlons and people. Good starling sola CREATESNEWOPENINGS ings and Loan Experience CREDIT PROBLEMS? :oll671 1437. Lull >4\ 6914 alter A p m 463 0847 DANCE STUDIO y with exctllent fringe benellls Apoly JOB - Interesting ond diversified, Catallna No cash? It you're working, wt con I oi opcnlnqi lor donee teacher I person lo All Purpose Rentals. 191 Joirtg enjoyable work. Several open preferred. Company otters :tVOU Nn money down. Poytnts ORD I96S - Country Squire siotio OLDSMOBILE"~W 1170 — Convertible • lly "n 1 Trucks ond Trailers Frl lew imiii Springs Hil bhie*Sbury ngt In East Brunswick, Keyport. excellent working conditions Stock mgtd to tult your needs Mon logon 122S conditioning, AM/FM stereo Woodbrldoe and liberal benefits program. j ond Quality Used Cars to cnoot Coll 739-3173 61,000 miles, good condition. Asklni MEDICAL LABORATORY TECH EXPERIENCE — Not ntcessary, wt 75 LINCOLN from Call now for speedy approvo 11300 Call after 5 p.m.. 717-6722 NICIAN - Experienced. Top salary Salary commensurate with application refused 741 Slfo, M FORD 196/ - Falrlane Squi-e, 6V.0O0 BLAZERS ASSISTANT MANAGER 713603 bf 5 m Fredericks; miles 1299 Can be Seen Ot JIMVIE & OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 1961 - All Slperstein's Point Store HOURS - Port time weekends, either experience For information, Coup* conditioning, new llres. Clean 1700 SON SERVICE STATION, carnr 2 ond 4 WHEEL DRIVES Mlddlelown. Ask for Bob AEOICAL RECORDS LIBRARIAN - I or 3 days Weekdays, we have morn- CUTLASTOLDSMOBILE 1966 - Nt Call 671-413X ror nursing home, part-time. For ap- contact Rita Linden. Toll Slock #884 Irldgt and Riverside Awes , Rtd CIRCLE CHEVROLET 1426000 " ings, afternoons, evening hours avail- tires, new paint, low mileage, goo Bank 7413130 pointment coll 291 0600, Mon. through able ond combination ot above tree number, (600) 562- condition, fust Impeded 1J50 19 AUTO BODY REPAIRPERSON Call anyllmt btlwttn 9 a.m. ond 10 FORD 1969 GALAXIE - Air. Look . Mtrchanlcally perfect. CHEVROLET VAN 1969 - Ci WANTED — Experience nectssory for appointment. 6900. 73 PONTIAC nd runs good 157S, miied. Low mlltogt, mini condition HOLMDEL AUT6 8ODY, Rt 34. 946 MESSENGER 7I770K Cor^cessary 264-6700 Leman* 10. Wanted Automotive PINTO WAGON 1972 - Brown. Ex- 12000 Coll 364 3456 or 264 1676 FORD 1972 celtenl condition. One owntr. 55.000 CHEVROLET 1965 VAN — WhitT AUTO MECHANIC - General auto Monday through Sunday Stock #886 miles. 11400. 747-6141. mags. 230 engine, three-spted. rum is ond front end alignment. Mus Torino Squire Wagon 1*74 - Two-door. Tires Ilk good, excellent condition HIM. t» w Hunter Lite A Ln.«- iinitlilne. 142 71 VW CASH PAID . plut mounted snows. AM/FM r( trot. 291-2746 Wanted, part> ymone whoy needdowns ,100% flno'7r3 . _ Autonotlc 23.000 miles. S2,000 c Sup«rBug i Squirt Wogon„ . < ilr condl iest offer 49] 1497 otter 6 p.m. WE NEID USf D CAM ing, 62,000 miles, llMtlim , AMony oih original AVON Enter the exciting world ot beauty and CLASSIFIED Air rtodels to choose from For gukl • INTO 1976 SQUIRE WAGON 5 142-627 ld tregrunce Excellent comings Make Stock # 89b WE WILL PAY rtdll O K , coll OASIS MOTORS a 15,000 miles, fully equipped Best ollei INTERNATIONAL 1973 SCOUT - V your own hours. Call Mrs Hammond, 201) 731 7100 170 6543. * 8 fhl di ll TOP PRICES :ORD 1972 WAGON - Tan Counlr LYMOUTM CRICKET 1971 - Four BEAUTICIAN — Experienced, full or I 73 CADILLAC tdon, vtry good condition, powe cylinder, lour speed sedan, low milt MUST SELL -1941 Dodge Vai port lime Call 2914600, otter 5, 291 | Coupe Devllle TOM'S FORD leering and brakes, air conditioning oge Economical 1995.5919025 I7M 1,000 milts 11450 SIJ 4SIV LYMOUTH DUSTER 1971 - V-B Coll after 5, 364-0206 Stock » oyb 2 Autos For Sale twodoor. AM'FM 8 trocfc Good con BOILER OPERATOR - Blqck Seal li- BUSINESS DIRECTORY cense. Flreperson In chorge. Sober In-1 0. Wanted Automotive dlllon. 1900 Call 671 3767. dividual. Steady dtys. 7:30-4 p.m. PLYMOUTH 1974 FURY III - Four, Overtime In season as required. Other 70 MERCURY NEED A CAR? toor, air ond powtr, 35,000 miles SUBURBANS maintenance capabilities helpful. A DAILY GUIDE LOOK NO FURTHER 2500 Call otter 6.870-1246 South River Metal Products Co. 254 Monterey 2 ond 4.WHEEL DRIVES 5353. PLYMOUTH 1971 - Duster, two door CIRCLE CHEVROLET QttRt-etttllthed »50 PAID VI, 11100 Coil after 6 p.m., 264 7495 741-3130 OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS Slock #903 BOOKKEEPER — Full charge Per- W« wilt flnbnct •wtryant. No tor all complete full size PONTIAC CATAUNA 1974 - Sofori TRUCK INSURANCE mantnt position Three days per week v ctMBlti 1) poifi. Chrytltr, lotion Wagon Nine passenger, many Lowest ratti. Free quotes immedlai Must have full knowledge of poyroll. LANDSCAPING LAWN PAINTING 4 American cars that are |unk II taxes, ledger ' CM.,nrtlinta, ttt extras Low mlltogt, vtry good condt 'overage by phone, 531 8111, 74 FORD 1HCI»L M* HOMI OWNIHl Free ptckup. Call 542-2235. ce. Call befwei GARDEN MAINTENANCE DECORATING CallMr.Dtll ion. 13750 Coll 84?7430. WALK-IN VAN - t2 . 1971 Ir 4500 Galaxle TWINBROOK notional, 5,009 milts, dual wh< PAINTING AND DECORATING 5A6-A102 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1967 - Convert BOOKKEEPER-FULL CHARGE A-l Carl B. Jones Fully Insured Stock #908 AUTO WRKCK1RS bit. Fully automatic, AM'FM radio good tires, (1500 Con be seen, re< PART TIME TWO-THREE DAYS ADDING MACHINES For free estimates call 339-3131 ape deck, ntw tlrts. Excellent condl »rown s. 32 Brood St.. Red Bonk Pleasant law firm, Monmaoth County. TYPEWRITERS LAWN 6. Auto Rent/Lease Auto Rent/Lease low. Coll 671.1427. 1954 GMC DUMP TRUCK — Also two 10 perion otttce, needs bright, full- MAINTENANCE PAINTING 72 MERCURY PONTIAC FIREBIRD ESPRIT 1972 - rhorge bookkeeper to take complete ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters Interior-Exterior & Paperhonglng 3,000 miles, full powtr, stick shitl. sold, rented, repaired Serplco't. 101 expansibility for: General Ledger, RESIDENTIAL AND Coll 7174417 Comet GT ally equipment ana stripes, air, tinted Payroll taxes and Accounts Recelv Monmouth St., Red Bonk. 747-0415. 1974 FORD SUPER VAN - 300. aui COMMERCIAL PAINTING — Interior and exterior gloss. Incredible condition Must set. malic, power steering EictUtmt Co able Bookkeeping skills will be letted Stock #915 3500 Call 741-0797 Please stnd resume wllh salary re COMPLETE LAWN CARE Neat ond reasonable. Free estimates dlllom 13200 or best offer. 264-7396. qulrements to Box R-3IS, The Daily £ ALTERATIONS BY THE MONTH Call 747 SOU PONTIAC GRAN AM 1973 - SUvtl Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 with red Rare foctory floor four ADDITIONS - Rooting, siding, ct LAWNS VACUUMED PLUMBING ft 76 MARK IV speed, last, sharp ond In perfect condi 4 Motorcycles BOYS/GIRLS — Earn tMlra cosh ramie tile. Complete line of remodel For those who like grott clippings tlon, Muststll, 2724563 CYCE INSURANCE morning newspaper route may bl Ing. Coll Rich Maimbtrg. 717-3542 picked up HEATING Moonrool Lowest rotes Free quotes immediate available In your neighborhood. Leon Serving Monmouth County 13 years | PONTIAC LEMANS 1966 - Good run covtroge by phont S31 IMI ardo, Atlantic Highlands. Cllftwood CALL PLUMBING AND HEATING Stock #921 nlng condition, excellent trans Union Beach, East Keantburg. 747 BUILDING ALTERATIONS - Addi- We speclaliie In commercial alters I portotlon 1300 firm 747 7313 HARLEY OAVID5ON SPORTSTER 3399 or 1/7-4051 tions and repairs. Financing Arranged 747-1681 tlons, restaurants and Industrial hot 969 — Slut with much chrome, Im' Boy Head Construction Co 29S 9700 COMPLETE GROUND MA1NTE water htatert. dishwashers, wain- Superlease your 1977 PONTIAC TRANS AM 1976 - Low maculate Very tost, mutt set. 11795 IUILDING INSPECTOR - Must have NANCE — And tandscoplng. Reslden ers/dryers, Icemokers. garbage dis- mlleogt Mult sell- 13500. Call oHtr 5. •72-1041. tome experience in the preparation of CARPENTER-RETIRED- Stekt tlal and commercial. 15 years ex posals and sewer installations Re pip 72 PLYMOUTH 171 34J1 construction plans for supervision or small and medium sited loot. Com- perlence. Fully insured. Coll 741-7355 Ing and Board ot Health violation! •Anycar now! Get a Superdeal PONTIAC 1941 - LtMons. automotlc, NSURE - Your cyclt by phont. Im erection ot buildings Familiarity win plete Interior remodeling service, Pan Emergency Service 7IM4W, 4W-0IW Stock # 926 mediate coverage or free information BBCA would be helpful Salary nego tllng. Kitchen cabinet! Room addi- COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE-Retl I runs good Mag wheels, rebuilt engine "oil Ire* 800533-3114 tion!/rec r tot Ion rooms, rtllnlshlng, dentlal ond commercial. Free csll on the lease best suited to your Needs body work Call 717-5199 or 264 tloble Send resume to City ol Long 1 onch, Personnel Office, 344 Brood bookcases Armstrong chandelier ceil- motes. 747-0733 ROOFING ft SIDING 46*1 KAWASAKI 1*73 - Needs nine work. ings Free advice ana estimates. Good way, Long Branch orkmanship. Coll anytime, 329-5259. ROOFING AND SIDING Free ettl 67 FORD needs. Call 544-8200. 700 Rt. 36, PONTIAC 1971 CATALINA — Air con After 5.191 1304 MISCELLANEOUS mates Olson Rooting 1 Siding Co. Call ditionlng, power steering ond brakes CAR WASH HELP 77S-07O5 Evenings 747-Sile. Ell. 1«D}. Falrltn* four good tires Overall, good condi MOTOBECANE 1976 - Extras Saddle Country Sudser Car Wash CARPENTER -Will do small |obs. In BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES- Eatontown. N.J. tion 12000 or best offer. Call 542 1913 bog. shocks and speedometer Asking 1W0 Mwy 35. Mlddlelown Spare tlmt, to supplement Income. Parts and repair done. 131 Poole Ave.. ROOFING Stock #924 otter 4. price. WOO Coll 233-2633. Free estimates S47 1942 Union Beach 3*4*9S2. Leaden ond Gutters CHURCH SECRETARY - Part IIm Free estimates. 3*4 M/i PONTIAC 1973 - LtMons. twodoor, MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - Rta position, 15 to 30 hours per week. OI CARPENTRY AND MASON WORK . Autos For Sale olr. full power, 40.000 milts 12350. sonoble rates. Grossinger ond Hellir iert otiroctlve opportunity to person Alterations and additions. DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS - accept trod* 747-6209 or 791 5734 • icy. IS Wlkoft PI., Red Bonk. Ml- k Bruce Elgenrouch 143-3193 Furnished. Installed, U«*S. Medium, TRUCK ft AUtO who would like employment outside htovy weight stoirs avalloblc. All home during school noun Person CERAMIC TILING - Spvclallilnq In RENTAL PONTIAC 1V73 - Flrtblrd Formula with good personality, typing skills, stolrs warranted 349 0*43 Attic Stairs 350, VI, automatic, powtr slttrli NORTON 1973 COMMANDO 750 ceramic tiling ana repairs. Coll 764- Co. neatness, may apply by sending name 9»» FORD RENT A-CAR AM^FM stereo, ntw radlali. 41,1 Fait _ J telephone number to Box 114, West FAIRWAY FORD mlltS. Must sell 13*50 379 7217 946 3617 End Station. Long Branch, N.J. 07740. HAULING — Clean yards, attlct and Dolly-Weekly-Monthly DRIVEWAY basements, painting and moving furni- RITTENHOUSE UZUKI 1968 250 CC - X-6 Hulllti. CLERICAL - Full and part-lime. Typ ture Very reasonable rates 741-3754. •Bar LINCOLN MERCURY Inc .000 miles Re-conditioned Excellent Ing a must Coll §43-7500 between t ond CONSTRUCTION VOLVOS 0 HWY 35 775 1500 OCEAN TWP onaition 1275 Coll 872-1720 LAWN MOWERS SEE A RUSSELL MAN ' - For the UZUKI 1974 - TS 350 Sovog* Show ASPHALT Serviced ond Repaired best cor buys RUSSELL Oldsmobiie oom condition 763 original miles CLERK - Good with figures, work Cadillac Co . 100 Newman Springs Rd . Must set to appreciate. 495-ZSM midnight shift In trucking company DRIVEWAY FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY RtdBonh 741-0910. AVIS UZUKI 1975 - Dirt bike. TM 100 dispatch office Good pay ond com- CALL 747-1681 SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC sony paid benefits Apply In person be- SEALING WE TRY HA8DER Good condition 1400 Coll 2V1-4970 al Protect ond beautify drlvewayt; pork SIGNS — Hand lettered slant, show SI 75 OVER DEALER COST "Horn* 01 The Bug hH Sp.m. lwttn 10 4 p.m. ot Noppl Trucking Corp.Rt M.Matowon '-- ortas. Only top quality products cords, posters, trucks, etc. Coll after S Rent a Plymouth \NY HOOEl LIMITED TME ONLY! Shrewsbury Ave 741 ISOO RIUMPH 750 BONNEV1LLE 1976 - rrt application All work guaron pm., 542-toll. STRAUB BUICK-OPEL CLERK L For free estimate coll 741 3227 lictllenf condition. Ask! REE SERVICE - Clean-up and re- NINE ACRES Of N«w and Ut*d Can 91 1100 between 14 30. Handlt moll, no typing, part-tlmt, MAYER ASPHALT SEALING CO. Hwy 35 264 4000 Keyporl hours 9 7. Start 12.40hr. moval. Also, firewood. 747-0308 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 4W-2412 THE FINEST SELECTION - Of ntw YAMAHA Thomas Avt. 747-3494 Shrewsbury and used cars In Monmouth County J iR CYCLE SERVICE, INC. DRIVEWAYS Ovtr 100 air conditioned new con In CLEftK Aipholt drlvti. concrete wotkt and PAINTING ft SHORE MOTORS 71 W. Front St. Red Bonk 842-OJ77 pailo* Frwutimotev Stock McGLOiN BU*CK OPEL INC.. Musi be good with figures, some ex »RT CO P*VING 74) IS» or m DECORATING Shrewsbury Ave.. Ntw Shrewsbury AMAHA 1974 DT-360 - 1100 miles, perlenct necessary. To I too Budget 7414200 xctlltnt condition E»tros *600 or ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY HOUSE PAINTING VOLVO — TRIUMPH *»t oHtr Call Tom, ofier 6 p.m.. 531 30 Thomas Avt. 747-34*4 Shrewsbury LANDSCAPING LAWN I am a painter with sis years e 5 YEAK/S0.0OO MILE WARRANTY THUNDERBIRO 19*4 - 1250 or bnl perlenct and am starting my own bu ofttr Needs sornt work. DENTAL ASSISTANT - Oral surgery GARDEN MAINTENANCE nets. I'm looking for satisfied custoi r kit. * ill—in 7414478 office. Mlddittovrn Experience or me- ers to establish a reputation for quality Auto Services/Parts aUai background preferred, but will CLEAN YARDS work at a reasonable price. Interior- HWY 35 MANASQUAN 528-7500 TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Suptrt TOYOTA 1«1-PINTO 1*71 Iroln. Four-day week Send resume to Ctllorj—fltllci-floroott exterior Free tttlmates. Call Sal Gar wrvkt DOWNES PONTIAC, 61 Low Used parti loi H-Ile. the Dally Register, Coll oner J p.m. 741 Jlrt gulio at ttt 4405. 747-5400 tr Main St.. Motowon 5*6 7799 Shrewsbury. N J 07701 842^00 547 4475 otter 4 p.m. I HtlpWonttd 53 Domestic Htlp Tiger SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 20 1976 17 *K**» IM Wlnttr Rentals 131. Houses For Solt 31 Houses F#r Sale SALESPEOPLE OCE ANPQRT - Port A Pact MM« •ronmoriotion and r*t AOiSO CKK CMALlCMALlT - LL«W Pf COLONIAL LARGi ( V •rrtrt to mark in weekly |4l •*>* otter S F Xt In|t)I | V t«t H lilittll i tt accuoancy mre* e«-i r«4wn II science t«t MI klKfta* Tttrt* Ir* US •road SI.. Ittd (MiM #11 heat tT«t»l«(e wttk t* tart 747-1 JLDMLV LADY - WoMl c«*» Im HOUMtMMf To I,,, m Mull hov mw w.Hra»*a<* HIGHLANDS - te«wtititt*M* «lLMCO*tALTV ff FULL TIME LIVE IN COMPANION amtd Lawtttie* IMM»Mia4pi r-iiZSIff,"™* Ffc eldtrtv shut.in COMMUTERS SPECIAL MCf Pf.meore« U4.fH "4 MM «f NJ Equal tp»»fhmlty wwptaytr Coll Mt-MS? Ooyt E waning* »7 9IT? AN TOWNSHIP - ULE&l>EIIION - To work in Mon OUiE«eE*E» - area I •active n—»o >mt i jnouth County"* fastest growing AMC »k Good poy Fo> 1 Mf*M. 31 n».t*fj r t deolt'shlp Eaptrltnct necesiary. rjtiio .( ol homt Mu,| j, lound,, aaaaitt r**uir*«j »*piiwar t t* J ond D.n.tal hou.t.or*. on. or I., cati Trait rrino» til ale i Ml ill' SALESPERION - Port -time. E. ftl* » •••« Own Iromporlotion 10 gtritnc* helpful, bwt not necessary Eotontoxn Mini ho., rrttrmen Coll •1A ttiOMT - P*rmH*m mm*mt*i LD BR'DOC Level* W'H M4 gjlWI-IM ladBonfc Army Navy olltf • p.m . MI 7111 availOMt Wat I] I* May M Thrtt Rh »MfvMt larajt country aamt. twa ha*hs utHitiet mctti _ m *t area v-, MMM. aata SCHOOL *0A*0 SECNETARV - fi 54 Situations Wanted ]H par moAfft plus *n* mantti 1 1 CREAM PUFF HOME mini central •*' Many tatrat Eatonlown Board ot Education Re Ity Ri D*9 MtMtNHWM* f 't» U*«M BOB GRiUM AGIMCV Raat tponsIM* lor school tlnoncet, purcho, Female tjnd new ea* M kikt»e* new ho**» m -mum Ing.. oudg*oudg 1 planningpag. transportation. p , 71. Merchandise 71. Merchandise 01. Apartments 11 very mwtiwoi re*«ii Pitted to »ett t ic KlKnowledgd e ott educationa dctioll pro BABYSITTING - •iilllm,. lul 77 Pets And Livestock M Furnlshtd Rooms • IAL liTATf fclCHANGt warns a«d procedure* dtilrablt Sola For Sale For Sole FREE TO LOVING HOME - WonOer EANSwURG - Tw*b**Voom dup ATLANTIC HOTEL - IttfflieniK THI RlALItTATE EXCHANGE a memfcer tt Man fi*n. Coll MMOSS «. Ill* pay. near la* t«r r*M PIANOS-ORGANS ENTAUlKCHANGE Bkr IT*, m 7t7*W7 HICKEY AGENCY CERTIFIED - Prt school Itochtr it Daily-Sunday Fawr ti«t fea«r»OM forming o ploy group for three ond 7 Manual Spinel Organs from Uti up Hi'MALA Y ANS Own IVPOtT - Gar»tn oporimtnl Htean *wt• aest mt*i ReOuilt spinels, uprights, grands lor AVAILABLE - Qw ant tw* roan toss' Wt hovt beouiiiui voiioN* One bedroom Colt Key** many with private t*>t CALL FOR APPOINTMENT monlhsoid AKC registeted 1» M andgoodrtttrtnet* Caii«f$Tooj ii (ondltioned Noptts T» H\l .v* . Kfontburg Rooms tar rent by 7*1 JTfO _ fl ope and «_ PRACTICAL NURSE - Will core fo> PIANO-STEINWAY ONG atRANCH - Fou' 'Mftn on the we**, neon, tunny 4fSU4f iATONTOWN Uili btl'ic •10 tANK - ThfOOfL III or elderly person Reference 35 cents KITTENS - Free lo good home both, turmshed Suitable tor ioupi CHOICE OF FUANIiHlO ROOM - work Goad aa*on' IMI wn Asking pr let low Ufe s Cat* ' SECRETARY — Insurance •• RESPONSIBLE MOTHER - To con Antique library table UO Moult Bos KITTENS LOOHINO FOR A GOOD ancky Reoi C Slat* Rl 11 €•'•- •• 1 itiit i atrltnct- Gtnarol Imuroncc agency lor chlldrtn In her home, weekdays, For FfcST RESULTS ton rocker. US Gun cabinet, 140 Coll portmenl. ulilitiei nol included. 171 URNISHED ROOM FOR • t N t lunch ond snacks provided Please HOME - Coil evenings wtftiy 22J9'4l Second floor elderly mon preferred >wn N i Ml tm • FOR QU* tnolish and ftfroom oportmer NICE COMFORTABLE ROOM in Member Real Estate E (change Mull have experience In Inturoncc rat MM heot ana hot woter furnished, rtjlrl Miim tog Local orta TollM Ltrtcrolt From buttons to dressmak U719W KM; esiOfolioi section five minute* trom Ing. Experienced Coll Colhy7l4J-*0i* -Otor Second floor 1200 p*< rnon ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY us one month s securily 53**375 ltd tonk Mature parson Ml »4l or FAIR HAVEN - Charming aid Colo JO T homos Av* 74714+4 Shrewsbury REGISTER ASA APSO PUP - Bf own ond nlqi noor river modern kilthen dining RUMSON ARIA WM HH H*m. TYPING AT HOME - Eight ytors e. 17S t white ttmalt I'S Al*o adult temaiti ONG BRANCH T«o two room oom. living room with boy winetti ptrlence as cHtcutlvt secretory, IB* ROOM FOR RENT- Wit •11 0' ~ Livtflg arachurt, pics. a»*crip SECRETARY Classified Ads Coll anytime, 946 4704 laoit COM 931 7741 Ltrnnhea aparlmtnts No secufity O Ountfry r**m. tom.lt 'ttm with Muil have qood tleno, local posili Stleclrlc typewriter 791367*. lotet Can 4*5 1>M trom 7 p , to tO tons, pr'tei an avaitafcia names A* PRIVATE.REMOVAL SALE Sim rase All uiiLiiies miiuded Car "• ets«tl haorthtiraetoc*. w*t bar "> •LIMOOK Rf ALTOR1 HI Avt OBEDIENCE TRAINING S«pt 7* mi and Oil day Sal ond Sun oil benefits VarttlM. YOUNG WIOOW - On Social Security 542-1700 mons Hide abed, easy chairs under 740 itdraams. 11 baths, cemaitt Two Riv«*s Rumta*. Ml ma ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY »ttk«part time cltricat employment counter rtfrigerator. electric lawn Puppy Kindtrgar ten. ages tight weeks WO CLEAN ROOMS FOR BENT tmodeied Parch, arlt K Thomas Avc. 747-3494 Shrewibury Toll Free from Molowon Area mower ond garden tools, sltrto to tour months, MOpm Over four "6N'"6~ BRANCH I • o bttTtVom Nta< bus and train station in Red parlmenltor rtnl Call ofttr 1. SWELLING ANO SHELLING - 566-8100 rtcords. other household items 747 months. I 30 p m BoyShor* Compon HWfc CO» >«?4>tU ^ • y owner 57S* •on Dog Club, 741104* •43 V)?t world * largest employment servici 55 Situations Wanted UNION DtACH Two nii"t .l»or FLORIDA CALLING SEA BRIGHT OLDE ENGLISH SHEEPDOG PUP ONG BRANCH - Unfurnished Fir 170 Brood SI., Red Bonk, NJ. 747-1121 Toil Free from Mladlctown Area RADAR RANGES oomi with use ot big kitchen Gentle ttt lime lo buy far tht tulure. «M« «ii roam twaiNWy PIES-AKC Chompion bloodline three roomi ond bath Imm Male From 12Q0 Full wotranl 747 6717 monp*tlerred Coll 764 »17S homes, dupleaet ond apartments We 671-9300 493 1017 or 493 l"8 lotcoKuponcy Can m 301' il tenl il tor you uottl you ore reodi SPARE TIME ALL AROUND YARD WORK - WHlTEHOUSE HOTEL Keontburg DINING ROOM - Contemporary ONG BRANCH UPTOWN - Fo movt down It) Conwoy Assoc Houses, cellars, goroges. ond gutters RANGES - Double Ovtn with cooking PONIES - Gentle two mares ont ns with kitchen us* oe d AHEAD? Table, four chain, server, brtakfront gelding Reasonable oomi ond bath, an utmtits include Douglas Realt' y J711 I Ooklond Pk Like new Asking WOO 142 2739 surtiKF iWi 717 *l*9 or 717 mi owe Flo M*a* M» TNI REAL •ITATi IKCHANGI •> Typist DRILL MILWAUKEE - 'V neon high back arm chairs white up- AKC Shots Parents O F A champion MATAWAN CROSS ROAD MANOR Can in 4M7 anvtimt I I>0 HANDYMAN JOB', Root re ATTRACTIVE - Moot' n ottites a landscape*! immtdioi* occu with bits holslery, ISO eoch One li Zenith col _k Htalth guarantee by a breeder and two btdrooms Htat. hot wo VHNEwUuIr An brick iptitlfvei Flgue Clerks pain, broken wlndowi Hied, gutter t Spring SI , R*d Bonk twa to S y S4I 9*0 Flnamlng Ovolloblt 4519710 or console television Mediterranean cooking gas air conditioned A g Martom I > bath cawR*'r »•'«•» cleaned ond repaired. Wolls repaired, style, I77J All in excellent condition. US 1147 er. cooking gas ttes _ »r*i _itti perknperkingg NNae I n* down poymtnl Can <"' carpentry, m 9006 or 791-4A07 DRUM SET - Five-piece profei *I1 120 W?4ulO hopt and restaurantt' one blocblk frof m 174) SM44O0 an. PtarHta i**m ctwtro* a*r fwacar 671-1417. ' Mil i lit (Mimoturt Collie) - AKC aaroft low tea s 741 Wi Slonal. chrome finish Swing A Long Ten month* Loves children Tricolor "ivtrvitw Hospital, DUI away firorr Must Mil. 1300 717 1372 361 Mam St RE*FRTGERATbR fRiGiDAiRE - 17} Call 671 3019 aftic lams Low rentals Inciutfini INTON FALLS Ntw Ctlonlwl 1'• Mon. through Fr\,,9~4. No Itt charged Keoniburg Old. but runs EictUenl londition Coll 1710, carpeting throughout Oir ton complete tonitoriol services ond sup anch o o y bothi |4 Okrai •« , afl Heat Rd SIAMESE KITTENS Biutpoini. wolkifM 747 677] after «p m itionea lots of parking swimmin plies Phont for details or showing o< tn. lord* formW dining room wolk M7JM Centwry wNMj Co 1)1 MM ENCYCLOPEDIA - Ot Photography males ond females 140 each Coll 741 buses ond 70 volumes, ISO Three Cooper Hewit1 IS courts Your very ow »S91 amonce to N» Verk City buses RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT Two 09*4 atltr 7pm schools 1)1 KM TWOlTOwY COLONIAL m Mthtf lights II M tube and two SO ) »5 each door slomless sleel retngerotor. S'( patio'Walk to shopping ond NYC com AVAlLABLt - l*oof roams id*a> tor MANPOWER Onf Yeuli rtondtiuik.US 717 74M muling SI3 4010 Optn " Lowytr. Doctor, or Dtni.sl Ntor Riv AOCNCV Reolt I Navesitk On m tt*ths at a wtii Glcnco. Thret Ctcilware tltctm HAILET RANCH Featuring three kwt«KajM« acre Twe Km KM ba«w* 41 Business fryers. 9 stainless sleet hood. *•• 78 Alrcratt m Closed Wed ond Sun trview Hospital Coll Ml 70*4 or 141 EVERGREENS - Ytwt. Ilex, Abelldi CE ANPORT - ]< i room apartmen b ..om dining area. tinguishtr system Hoborl slainlesi I VCUMING I7S AIRPLANE MOTOR Hit ull bottmenl •tcreation roam C*n Ivy, others 12 to II overage sift Coll Juitt street, ntar race Irack ond tn with ail appfiancts L'vi»f Opportunities steel slictr. model ill Two freeiers - Complete Otttri rol fir Londscopea earner lat lotion |I6O a month plus htai ING YOUR GARAGE S*l I To oom wtfti firapMK*. fktMl roam wi* KEANSBURG - Fully equipped dinci Olher items S4J OOM oi W 1)4 vs 764 4706 _- goraoe Wt havt heal ond light* VA F H A buy ti 1 *ll(«mi Only athedrai ctiling an* ktlitn bWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — Niaht FACTORY BLIND STlTCH - Hem" RUGS — Cherry rrd. uuipluird. per lactric 141 1 «fltr Seats 70 Parking on premises Com Tilna tewlna machine, In tictlltnl rv S BIO Wheel Ftto Morktt Open f*O KIRWAN CO , RMitori 717 eoting, •"•<•* *•'*•* U*.a firm ihlfl, 11-7 om. Full tlmt. Long term fed, ond SilO mum colored, both loi PORT MONMOUTH - Unlttr mshec Ocl I 14 Mtchanlc St . Rea Bank , 011 ••• wa*n * ' p **s . ^w 1 ta ^v Good opportunity, Coll 741-4700. ondltlon. I3S0 Call 717 2259 otter 4 30 ISO 741 7999 80. Bicycles/ . Realtor, 546 1400 Vtew Rurilon Boy Apartment Now renting Coll 747 14** 747 il ID - S«wtn room Ronth lour WIST LONG ftRANCH tuiiwx TEACHER/SUBSTITUTE — Prt y 0(1 I Completely rtno LOFT'S CANDY FRANCHISE — Mid Mini/Motor Bikes NAZI f T Sloie ntor Shop Ril* . large kilch#n. fenced vord. ch. ant car (arete e. ( oil Ml 4441 duhwosher Now roroee ! coeoa It 1147 TV TECHNICIAN — Experienced LUNCHEONETTE - Excellent loco FAMILY ADRUG - 10 6 K)0 6 Irench blue, vel lUTir SuvER O'(K« *to'» 'lot RED BANK Atlrottlvt 'our _. morl Piiipalls only S«0.0M Only. Full lime lion oft Brood St.. Red Bonk Con- vtt cut with pad, S50 Ovul tablt by MR MO Hf O st) ft Air condilianed •I ACRtl - With lour bt*ra*m venlent parking, well equipped Owner Ethan Allen, dark pine, 40*60 with SALES SERVICE PANTS .ondilioned, near tronsportalio Con 779 S7it lorwh aetn in mt woods al HtfWwjl Coll S42 0401, Dove 3LINES-5DAYS 37S includes ulllltlts 791 SJ71 onxloui LAWLEY AGENCY, Realtor. three leaves, table pads, ill Du»byry 6J Mom St - S44 1*65 - Eatontown LITTLE SILVER - On* pfivate offic« HOLMOIL HOLLAND NlOGE t»0M Cvll H4*»* Fi TYPI5T CLERK Hwy. 15 and Naveslnk River Rd., Mid FOR choirs, excellent condition. 1SO0 Call Ml O BAN. Cenltr hall tivebeavoam Tu«»r 1 •wtar MKI ptywas a«ty dlelown. J41-»«; evenings 791 -9021. after 5. 747 7771 Iv75 MINI BIKE - 1'jhp Extclten available m o suite of offices All toe il t Loaded l«0OO 4nom Excellent company, part-time, hourt JUST PU.00 condition Asking 190 Coll 717 6171 of MOLLY PITCHER VILLAGE tits Stcrtloriol htlp if needed Col VI. Start 12.45 hr. I'AHI 1 IM! I silts. Itr Spm Branch ond Madison Avtnutt HI MM HOLMDEt Ntwiy mied custom 32 Apartment!— ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY .^^ MAINTENANCE WORK on your 1 bedroom Garden Aparimtntt brick ranch Three Ot«r**ms. two ITEMS YOU NO LONGER site LONG BRANCH - Ottite goroots of c e o ^v tl-tlO PER HOUR / 7 9750 Call 701 741 9I1S or apply 20 ThomwAvt. 747-34*4 5hrejmbwt*y yord tor parking touipmenl Rtasoo fireplaces, dm ma r \ CALL 659 3123 ^ NEED OR USE WILI 82. Swimming Pools al 74 Molly Pitchtr Village Couri family room double gu'og* WAITERS/WAITRU6TS— E SINGER THREE DAY USED Obit rentals CotlNufc. 779 907* To a relMnilble person ^eklng per POOL L INI R - Above gtoun d lontftcopva ocre H7.VM 4Ur MACHINE CLEARANCE SALE Ft) BANK Niivf-iinfc Rivet I 4»MiOwi model u*W< wil trltnctd. Apply 9 to S In per io monent parijlrne work^-days or tve 16 »74 i 7 hopper, nevti uied, 12 W«(onn INI Estate Broker. Mo E SELL Sepl 70.71 77 16 »74 i usual one btdroom opartmtnt with o 1 niraaw honntl Club, Monmowth B-toch, nings. Company WrfTfurnlih training 741 7H7HTT orld chorm Lorgt kitchen, livin equipment ond cuttomers. You pay Singer ZigZag tJ9 9S*o Luxury you can Afford BMCV 'WAITRBItES/WAITERS - E oom I4M7< with walk in dastt III 1U.50 per week If you quality, oi ' ' Off moke Portables 1» »S ea ROUND 71 ALUMINUM POOL 7*0 Hoil Mile Rd 4O~tMDIL — 4't acts setiudtO" and pool an premises HMta. >t •' perlenced For part-lime bunauet FAST ti month Coll Tutsday only, 10 am costSI45«.40 Singer Consoles . lJ9.9Seo With softly tenet, polio, diving board Red Bonk, N J country horn*. *tt*atiivtiy lent) ivlna ipact Pnct reduced far ejttick work. Top union woge. Coll Ml S»» with a quick action Slngtr straight stitch II* 95*o best tiller, twosummers used Col ' ip m M? 3740 Suilts J00 to 1100 toch with private stoptd. tobuiovs view con bt kubdi sott" Maa«i oawti Su~ta» from n 1 WANTED - School crotilng guard tnlronct In new modern two levtl pro SEWER SERVICE FOR SALE - With low-cost We strvlct oil brands call or visit us 147 1403 anytime tD BANK Pi I, one bedr vided. H71 000 L0

A Trade Mork of The Singer and star nmtdiatt t.. MiODi |TQ*N - Two atdftomi round pool with healer ond inter Wot* Porhwoy On silt parking Utin )NT Fou' btdrotm Cope Contact Tlnlon Falls Borough Clerk! one ton van truck and lewer equip FAMILY AD Company Heat and all utilities Only 17* we baths. < Ddlorninium aata*;* tdwood style construction Evcttlent ties suopntd ticept tlet.tr •< boths tuii basement Concrete Office. W 3400 tor upplnulion loim ment 17000 tokei oil 7754169 Asbury » 747 4744 Ovenaokina loke walk m aaif taMMi .. Air ton* Pork. N.J. Must sell dut to hear! al Available tor Merchan- SNAPPER~RiDE~R LAWN MOWER - i onrHiiijii i mi niirr ,'( , m 4V1 IS77 CALl '*> 7*M WE HAVE OPENINGS'FOR - Orn Principals only two' 'anaw Call U1 MM quality control Inspector, 1 2 yeori *x "tack dise For Sale only. Article • h.p.. excellent landilion 14JJ Emra RED BANK - imnbwiom. mt H4 7)ft bloat, enlro bog, e»tra ihoo" SI3 3416 83. CBs, Electronics •rn Interim and balh Ntar ichoo MIDDLETOWN 133 Income Property rrlence Two electronic assemblers SPORTS COMPLEX - Small with must originate from a Available July IS. UK p*r monlh pi 3 yeor* experience. 49S Ull. SOFA BED - Choir need* upholstery Unique new proftssionol tammtrua LEONAROO - ly owner Jusl r* r household and may not ex- US lor both Will sell maliress stpa SEARSCB N..i r blunker . PA. SWR utilities Call after 7 p n 17 4)15 ottite space on Iwo Itvt's. llrit 1}1< duted from 144 900 to 141.MM Musi mtttr. (win Iru >d**i tot vouna ** r«tirtd ca ** ar .n rotely. High chair, ti Car lop corner RED BANK - Three bedroo" la ft , stcond 1001 so, tl Port or el 1 sell Moving I2D0MI II il Level, *r ceed a sale price ot 1100,00 r»w Co.T 11)0 M apo veslmeni V44.SM 'M 1111 52 Baby Sitting per article. IS Bedtrome, IS 544 1331 meni. unfurnished Newly dtcorote Woodland Olive (ol Howota John •0-11» let tighi rooms ihret btd STEREO SPEAKERS - Walnut cobi 17S0 plus utilities 741 ISM after son'tl Rt 11 01 itvs to North am rooms. Vi baths, nvina room, r*<*eo Child Care Price MUST be adver l; 84. Merchandise South |7> Q»4l ar ell 71)1 Ask lo •ion room, office tot in michen dm LONG BRANCH nell. 3 i' tweeter, 6" mid-range. 17 REO'BANK - Thrt*-b*droom idee C«rr>t4^ro»trlf fO*d miomi. Ill BABYSITTING/LIGHT HOUSE tlsed. Each additional line woofer. 1100 firm Call S66 0936 or lomily.UOQ P J C ___^_«_ in* team, tw* ce* gorage Won 1* woi SHOPPING CENTER - On tight Wanted corp*tin« Central vacuum syiltm two bear«om oMftmtnli tinisntd KEEPING - Rtlloble person to live ocrtt on busy highway oft the Park SI.00. No copy changes STERLING SILVER* -^Jorhom LoS tENTAL EXCHANGE Ik OfflCE fOU «FN! 1400 m II bat*m*nt, .try (1*on M4 tO) In or out, Two chlldrtn, ont school wov Needi good managtmtnl. Asking cola pattern Never used in original One quarter mile to N v bur -* AAAAAAAA HED BANK Two (ov . Uhoof PrirKtealsonly l*t 1U1 IV.REALTY AGENCY ogt. Own room, board, and salary 1756.000 Ttrmi. may be made and no dis- covers Retails over 14300 Ashing LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIQUES, Mediterranton furnishings Mode THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE I iNCROf T lOlu-urioui roomi 47* Broadway Long Branch 11! Hm» Call 747-1944 after 5. counts or returns will be l/HX) ' ill 14)1091. JEWELRY RUGS. FOR CASH :han. private tnlronct. no pets R OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE heol pumpi bostment timiht' ihtdd t INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES erenct. Mcurily Best location St building 7000 sq tl , will divide LONG tllANCH - TkrH «*tri CHILD CARE - Matawan. Lovtly HICKEY AGENCY made If ad Is cancelled be SYCAMORE OAEINf i iura ontoxreol ior>d 1101.000 »7I 007) family. Hours negotiable. Eiictllenl It) Rivet Side Avr Red Bunk W 6700 obit business or rtllred ptrsOn J healing ond oir conditioning Included imimthouu Centrollf IM*lt4 G**4 Realtor fore expiration. ond antiques Orlenlol rugs, curio tab IT TLC SILVER - Flv* btdroom I1 rwlahawrhood salarilnry Intor warm considerate person Uf4 Highlands. Ni Colil'7>64i I start todiiti** 37 Beach Rd. Monmouth Beach Inets, breaktront, occasional choirs, Fully r*ntt« i 13-4324 Call 772 4017 anytime TO PLACE YOUR ALL LIONEL TRAINS PROFESSIONAL OFFICF SUIT! Mth Rumson Rood Owner orniau paintings, fireplace equipment, ilerto Top tosh approisol 944 71* ] RED BANK - Two rooms nice ar or offer 741 44V4Iflr M l MM MO •*•*« - Th*etaaaVe«m ft*wte RELIABLE/DEPENDABLE - Baby TAXI BUSINESS - Two cobs with tl DAILY REGISTER artificial fireplace, antique Amtrlcar Ground floor, suitable lor doctor _ ANTIQUES - Anything old Furm Light cooking Ouitl mature buiint dentist at 1)1 Brood St R*d Bonk 74 with incamt oporiment •esi«eniiii sitter needed In my home. Must hove tenie 13000 Call Mr. Fucns FAMILY AD, CALL . . . and English silver, prints, art obleclt ~ prtfcrrtd No pels 741 0J6I own Iraniportollon, references 544 ture. china, glass, dolls, [ewtlry, rugs 1710.9am lo I p m areo [last lo transportalitn *M 747-3700 and other decorator Hems Browser s h paid Mary jane Roosevell RED BANK - Unlurnithtd one t LITTLE SILVER unaoti '47«*44or U\U)> MM. welcome RUSCIL S. 36 Sycamore rw colt TWO-BAY SERVICE STATION - Vumson 14? 3119 room garden apartment avoilot u<*l tr*e lined |lr*el Three bedri 542-1700 Ave . Llttl* Sllvti 741 IM)« WANTED - Person to babysit, live Commuter parking lot Complete with lirvl Blv NAN JOHNSON Grtentiet Aporlmenls. 719 Spring op* li baths 17 kifthtn leporat WEST END THREF~SPANISH TABi I doys per week. In my home, ZVy all diagnostic equipment ond I' 24-Hour Service BUYS AND BUYS For oppointment coll. t*\ mi RED BANK dining room, firtploct In living to< Large lot two family, aettn'.o'rie* old, ll-fnonth old twins Also help wi venlory W-H74. FENDER JAGUAR PLUS CASE - tops. 00* coffee and two end table II Brood SI Thrtt singtt ro pgliO 14» 1*0 Print .(MO •""• H* *ird opa»lm*fil Cwtrww 14* *at baby wash References. Call between Good condition, (125 Seven-pltct 1100 all One Spanish lamp, hongi a From an entire household to 0 single ovaitablt ronging in slit f< drum set, Torodor, blut sparkle, 175 wall. I3S One Spanish shield with Hem Antique furnltur*, |*w*lry. " RED BANK » RIVERSIDE AV I to 111 sq It Rtadv lo mov* In wil I.V. REALTY AGENCY I 30>o.m.or ofttr 5 p.m. 779 1S44 TTiF SILVCN - Owner Beaton La«f trawch. ffl rty WANTED — Responsible person Coll 471 1032 candle holderv, US One full sue bo ver Immediate cash Topdollar RIVERVIEWTOWERS .orptt ond'ai* conditioning Rtnla spring. 125 Call 739 1004 after ft p m •47 Irt3 THE VERY FINEST IN rales rang* trom 190 p*r month lo 111 It lO'Ot ranch Prime o>to Ctn three doys a wttk, my home. Mon . FIG TREES - Ready to transplant ? LUXURY HIGH RISE ptr monln including all utilities Mm il oir tVee bedroom ing forr MERCHANDISE TiRfS S60«li intermotk Pirelli i OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, china, Tuts., Fri , babysitting for sludenl to 3' tall. 13 each Although we art 100% occupied w Imum ont yvor leas* Call OwfM King r*o*n living rot. th H 1)4 Form Property 170 99 Also Super buyi on sleel bMled glassware, art ob|tt!s and brie 0 brae mother, with own transportation 495 264 16;I will havt a few select oportmtnls I Itr Iimmir»r 4 Son. Ml IV0 Moct Family room, dtubl JUST FARM) rodial blems while they iavl Tom Immediate (ash lor anything and tv 7077 afttr 4 p.m. coming avolloble in tht vtry n*or •717 nn. dunwatft*r l}i Hars* crop* ond steer FIREWOOD - 157 per tord ly Tire. 135 Shrewsbury Ave , Red erything Ruscil s, 7S East Front SI 71 Merchandise urt Ont bedroom aportm*nl tri REDBANK rtRiVlRSiDF AVF insulated ponh Attached oa Fill dirt and lop soil Bank, 747 4434 741 1693 ^ ( Meyer Me*MM Iroke* ¥tmha*a 17vi ptr month. Iwo btdroom opa Fented bock town Oyf '> « 7*0 006* M*mt WI #t 53 Domestic Help 2«1 1427 RIVERVIEW TOWERS 41 For Sale TOP SOIL IFARMJ - ISO, seven yard PIANOS mtnts from 1391 per month Ctnli " COMPANION - To live-In for elderly FIVE PIECE - French Provlncla and heol, 74 hour doo'mon 1 The Finest In Luiury High Nm ABOUT TO DO SOME INTERIOR lood 74-hour onswenng service. 67* Ben prices ottered NOW OFFERS iTTLt SILV _I H 111 On thtlarge US Commercial " woman, must hove cor, cook and be in dining room set. SK4 cut glass mirror 5U3 M1ODLETOWN areu only urlty. swimming pool. SOuno. m . .h of this charming tid (arl_y DECORATING — In home, office or Call 764 3707 a. Qlso underground po'' '" PROFESSIONAL SUITES - Thi good heolth Reply BON S 156. The store Liven It up with a living CKOIII mencon Form hawse and enioy the TRUMPETAND CASE FOH SAl I 1URN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO BobCucont. 701 741 If}? nest ovailobit in the county ol unhear Property Dally Register. Shrewsbury. N.J house plant Large selection ot grow nkt Mtting FOU'R-'D'RAW'ER — Dork wglnul dres Excellent condition, 175 DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry to Inr bta> 0 of leni Give A Ways 07701. tr's prices. Mike's Gretnhouses, 701 dining 100m «xjt in tfii •• bed WfLL 1UU T - PfoftSStor str 46" high, 140 Polaroid Instamolic Call 264 6311 Cosh DON PON S JEWELERS Will 1 electric, CENTRAL AIR ANO HEAT Short Blvd . Keansburg 717 S434 comero, 140 Bon Sonic tape set Like Buy from private owners and estates included m ieni % ond d*n 1)1 NO E A ARM td ion* 17M vq ti of t#oce > new. 170 Coll 764 1175 month 17? TRONG AGENCY K.aiiori 11 hewling anal twa Oi* condtliontitg with TWO BEDROOM SEIS One I ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND piece. 175 One three piece, 1100 JEWELRY DESIGNED 799 Rn Will alltr to suit OSpOCl Avt LIHIe Silv** 741 4100 Systems Adequate o"i"eti parking FOUR WHITE SPOKED WHEELS - A ARIGHT — Luiury t>*«roo I tht rtor Coll us I** further awiollt With 10" tires. New condition. Cost Call 277 3973 Rd . Fmr Haven, N J I4J67S7 Clitnt Parking Avoiioftle 0 pays ail CALL BOB CK ( ONI IDOfN AGENCY Rtotto* 'H9i*t 1375, asklmg 1795. 741 1647 TYPEWRITERS, ADDING mochi 40 ALUMINUM LADDtH :NTAL EXCHANGE Bkr Ui }*00 LOOKING FOR LAND' ANDERSON STOVE - Cook on con All makes new or used Guarantee) 741 1717 cealed heal, oven, grill, deep wtll. ISO FUR COAT - Natural Norweaior. Good condilion TINT ON FAl LS Studio opo<1m« low as 175 Serptco s. IDI Monm SPACE AVAILABLE - Ntw ott'tx his is the houtt' Situated on almos 136 Induttrlol Coll 142 1714 Blut FOH. Half length with leather 741 J*Ot *t*i monthly includes lurmshings 1 SI Men i lo theater ttHHhb live, professional buUding. on Rl ) wo tun ocret mis homt has tout bed ANTIQUE BOOKCASES - Oak, five WASMfK GE" Htovy Duty 14 utilities Cotl oetwttn 9 i p m , I Red Bonk OM street parking Call M ooms, three baths family room ond Property tier* each, glass fronts, p'ui many Hot Poinl dryer. UO Ironnle autoi . on? MM more Convtment location m Tint*** RED BANK - ManutCH tu'ing tpOCt booki.lSOO. ftl-SHl FURNITURE - Dining room, ten ic ironer, US Zenith color console TV. -. Coii lor otiaiis vij::: TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT STQRC FOR RENT - leOOtq it nei MM sq 11 Raiir«od tiding facilities piece, Mission oak. hand carved, A l •with remote control, as is ', ISO 9*i KEAL ESTATE AN GALLERY OF HOMES tteaii** ANTIQUE OAK CARVEO DESK 1771 per month Security r*qulr lo Stpersleint Point Rl IS Middle NX Ml* ar i*os« at own*r M*vk »v condition Asking 1*00 Studio couch, 4SS1 alter 5pm ant) aflrr i ] noon Sun Shrewsbury Arms Apartments ] 94 Rt 1J. Mldfllttown N j U» .„ RENTALS town Cai t MARtftORO Ovtr '1 «c*t si FAIR HAyf N Wii« bu on a« _ Also old oak frame pictures., onllqui tutting Storti looking for mm s. APPLtftROOK REALTORS KEANSBURG Building o' W« 1W BAND EQUIPMENT — Leslie, mlk wore, adds and ends ol every dtuiiu icludvs all utilities, one month tec weor, cnild'tn 1 wtor or children Boston rocker type sick room com lion Come in. browse No obligulion U Rl l).Mi*Mlelown.47l IK ttdtwQikt ond curb*. lin*» W< Island, speokers, DOSS amp. PA co l» I xtllent location */l i»/| shoes shot itoit cji'tt itwelry IM mode More ond more RUSClL'S, 75 RUSCIL S. 75 E Front St . RM Bonk DEAL AREA N ASBURYPARK Av* ond Grove *MKt %HM 71 umn. boss sptoker bo» ?9l-4447. WIST END - Two btdroom r«< tique. droptry. curtaint ttc Rt (ODLtTOWN Ook Hill c . Red Bank. 741,1693 741 1693 IJ71 Coll 747 144* 747 *4t> MATAWAN TOWNSHIP itvtfV 1 BARRELS - Wlnt, antique, 50 gol Portiolly building ton ovailOBlt f ity «utt' OM FURNITURE - Soto, lunlor roll lop CARLTON HOUSE o cor goroM loll wood Excellent condition US each WATER HEATER -lOaolloVi 770 njihtd Located on large lot Oh* ti and bath ootemtnt veptK IQD.lOO KtrM/M U*Tf» || or Iwofor Ml 717 Sill or 717-1379 desk, twin bed, dining table, end iobi« dual 3000 wait eltmtnls Three years LUXURY Hi RISE BUILDING iy neighborhood 12*0 0 montr * O"l» Coll 171.47)1 clothing 1 10 » 2i cent items The SIODeai Loke Onv« UO Wanted To Rent eluding utilities *V1MW atltr * , DDlEtOWN - Aitwmobie I BEAUTIFUL - Muskrot real fur coo -ludgel Shop. «' Brooflwoy. Keyport Elegant I and 1 bedroom apartment* OWNERS ANDLOROS entnt condition tour btaVoom I JJ1300 Two men s winter suits. 47 shon. includes central on. heat, hot woter FURNITURE SALE - All used 8ed »if.t ogenc 1 seeks rerrto's jlh eat in kitchen, dining room. Oi Mere Classified II two men's sport lockets, 4] short, 120 WOOD'CHIPS gas ond electric terrace, 74 hour door KEANSBUBO • room set. odd tables ond chairs, sotot, Cat) Mr Himesi , 411 4070 ' rotor g*rog* largt ttnctd yar II tor oil. Contemporary bar. good condi No leovfi or twigs mon service Overlooking Dtol Laki I7MI p*r month plus secur ity doybeds. lamps, odds ond ends Mov 7V vj» i7 M0 Byownt' MJU*. on Next Page 1 lion, Vi Coll anytime. 717 1»1. ujosn ond the ocean Studiostar 17* 0 WOMAN ARTIST • Seeks unfurnnhed ing. must sell. 747-7390 776 5450, 776 5454 room, both light ulchen pnvii ilDOLETOWN - Ranch home * BEDROOM SET - Flvi-pliH »«!• GARAGE OOORS - Two 9*6 6 WOODSTORM WINDOWS 12 each 102 Houses For Rent Rtftrencts Call 147 77*4 mo*t 'hoti on ocrt ol t'tet and groi 131 Houses For Sale I terronfon, triple dresirr. chcit One Good condition H5 eoch Can &47 6717 Screeni, tl each Combinalion door, (AST XEANSBURG - Four moderr h*e* btdtooms. two botht pontied || year-old very good condition, like between 6 ond 7 p.m. 13 Call 747 3934 roomi Utilities supplied Adults prt- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Lara* I y room with fi/tatoce f*»ca* new QuMnslie h«x»oard. bo* ipring lerred No pet* Occupancy, Octobei " et btdrooms Avon able October 1 . _jt. ftntfol oif #011 to won ed> hen lorge livinq room 1' > baths MIDDLE TOWN- Lovtiftwobt* HchMt, night table, good condition. 17S0 GOLD WOOL CARPET - 2I«13',. 10 SPEED BIKE - Mam V . basemtnl 137) M6 SS69 O*m ion(h Itolu'ing specious 11 or beiloFlerr M2-32VI 1775 One console combination TV. ra- Cor battery. 17 volt. 110 Power < 77S J600 EAST KEANSBURG TwobtO 131 Houses For Sale tgt in k.Khtfi with Of and dio and record playtr. 73 screen. verier. IISJ17 volts, US 77iHS7 rooms, ideal for morritd couple or I BELL AND MOWELL - Imm c Coll 547-7104 after 6 p.m HIGHLANDS - One bedroor n. iiw * LANTASTIC BROCHURE ol horn* tw cobint0ilt sticks, WOO BTU Oir conditioner, to Two bedrooms. 1175 Plus i Imotk Ironer, Beginner's guitar with GRANDFATHER S CLOCK - An for appointment coil 179 1600 tits immtdiote occupancy 717 7*M write or con Betsctsy RotRoss Agent* 1 Qtkthop m 'to' yotq Mall ^>lt «*''< Oni, SW 1O0 BOB GRIMM AGENCY ANK lOUS WMV HE N 150 Sectional sofa, two-piece, green, bedroom, garden apartment level with ItreplcKt 1400 O month on* O*. W**4tO 7410ofler 1 p.m. 72 Garage/Yard Sales tt bed*o*m ttome tactHent cond A TOUHC DOOM or mon days, good condition, 175 741 7333. 1 ric an conditioned Eitn ly. plut utilities Coll 1*4 CARPETING - Brown short shag lion 71 living room. II lormai dimnj MiDDLETOWN fhft* Otd'oom BASEMENT AND HOUSEMOLO oge facilities avoHabtt Ntar busts Situ«l«d on the bus hne on I Reddish short ihog, ond off while shoH HAND AND MACHINE ENGRAVING n. U science to* '" •itchen. wo mch. n'ta' for coupit iwsl storting SALE — Antiques. Wedgwood tra ser Located m aultt residential arti stag Yellow ond white mlied shog EQUIPMENT - Used HIGHLANDS - ttottraulcli Three to won corpeting low taaes 100 l« il Lining room tfitung room kitth Rd. tt-» 3-baxJroon. vice, sewing machine, hona embic* PlaOH coll W? 1644 bedroom house, turmshtd or unfur H Assorted Sites W 1403 dered Norwegian drtss. do thing In the IX S tfi lnlt«iO< (tts'i'f pomltd ond wtll ?W-baih. air conditioned you get an extra HIGHLANDS - Ont liig bedroon niihex} 17S0 plus - lease, references MELMED REALT v 471 » ept Good buy a' 114.900 FHAVA CHA(R AND OTTOMAN - N**d reu HIGH RISER ANO'HOMTBT?l'E"» Mony items never used Sale corttir - Two children, no pets M6 1049 otter 7 Never UWd dolly otter II am 190 West Prosi some utilities poid H60 eicomt Law 'a*ei HERB READ hom« it a vt'w good >n- ooyFMfl Islerlng 110 gets them bath Ave , Ct.Mwood. S66S2IS npi ' RENTAL EXCHANGE Bhr "•> 761 p m ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS N» SSOCS •toJtor '19)100 Coll 671 96U Coll 4Q5-0W6 offer 10 om •rs Bi itv*t or Ranch Buy a"t wstnwit al 159.500 HIGHLANDS Thr»f room* Aero KEANSBURG - Gigantic thrrebed "HOMEMADE SPAGHETTI SAUCE FAIR HAVEN - Sept 3. *. 241 Dor Irom builder ond save Can 7*1 1*47 AK HILL M<m^*l«4 CHINA CLOSET - ond sideboard, old _m beach Newir* decorated h room, great lor kids, only 1770 a I I octts ••'•» bitndvd tontfuop* land beautiful, 1100 Colonial end to tmouth Ave . houienold Hems books. pets 11S0 Can B77O*9i toys, ladder locks f am RENTAL EXCHANGE Bkr !>•> 1*00 lint condition homt with ttwtt bed HMTHMANN bits. 1». bookcase desk. IIS. Old lee 1 Si» spocous bedr< ooms I • Oo'h* large lomiiy room 1 HIGHLANDS - Woltrlron EANSBURG - Modern house »or Ads toil at littk o$ It. IS 7I77I3S MOVING SALE Snow biowe' two room, caty d*n. tot rooms, closets galore Nc Ill rnt good Wcotion, business couple two CO* aerooe. c*nltel air and many MALTOHS bicycles, 'urmture, garden tooli You ptll luxury both*, iwo CO* oa'oot upp COLONIAL PINE FURNITURE - month*, 791 Sjn tdrot iTl.aW PonopolS only *H 35' ft DM, per name It, I m Cdueme'e No pttl SJOO a month Call 671 4141 oncei. 'o*gt lot 1W s Antiques ond futures. Excellent condl LtONAftDO - Nine room n "i» 1JM IBM TYPEWRITERS Drive. Matowan Thuri fu Sol II XEANSBUBG Aporlmenl on door O MEiMED BEALTV M2-W00 oay, k«i» Reoii»"»ii*Is^i'. f iwo boihs, on oppiioncei >nciudin( armchairs, dlmetle set, Walnut bed MOVING MUST SELL - Dining room 4. ?<2i neat hot water Available Ocl 1 771 peting I 1 Baths 150 lot 140 1 cenlrol o'r conditioning, dishwasher Fart I.JUIH, low room set, bookcase All m good condi set. cocktail table JUi ME LME O REAL TV ifj LINCOLN 1AE4.DE H cor oarogt Lorgt corner lot 1* lion Coll 74t-**14 otter ipny •71 1149 On frailer KEANSBURG BE * ntry selling Near all trans CALLTdDA^ - For Our WoaM IK Cosl-M.won 7«7 1613 ofiff 6 p m CONTENTS OF HODGE PODGE MOVING MUST SELL - Sears por OENS — Ont Oedroom ond one portolion. shopping religious in tstelt newspaper with ovt' IM p MAGNfKENT WATttffiONT •itn Day. Mtom LODGE - Fomlly moving overseas t dishwasher, 175 Three runs, om L 0 A D I N~O CONVEvOR cency from Ills Available 1 vtitut.om tchoois M91 plus utilities lures and dtvcripiions ot homes •" Furniture Televisions, blket, tic. 170 , red. two eat. green, oil ill On< StretchM to 3D . heavy duty I Overlooking Bay Cooking gos. heol Con S44 3H7 oi Monmouth. Midd'esti Oc eo* an •075 torge enclosed speofcet with amplifier condition COII 7|7 3100 hot wattr. parking supplied Co" 717 lomt*sei Count i« Mops piui om«r 54M7M 115 Mony Other items Call 544-1333 lerttllnaa' tides ST E R Li I CONVERTIBLE SOFA - Block and m«*) 77/ 1444 twotMith, gorg .one block schools [while Two block chain S75O Stereo THOMPSON ASSOC 1*0 Hwy OuttttndwvQ country tr«nc* estate Otte's exqutsfle warxJ MOVING TO FLORIDA - All mis 77 Pets And Livestock ond bus 1375 montni_nthl. pplul s utilities WUd4»t*Pwn 747 la» Coll 7477330 eo is househouseholo d turmshmgis . •rd. two bedroom•- mm S urily required 71'17. 3417 ARABIAN - Egyptian bfeetling >tpr tneni CHARMING - Engntfi Cvttog* Net* new decorating with excetent detm Elegant entry toy* loHrtwUMmM s. figurines, antiqueiquts Also ffive able immtdiuti [DANISH COUCH — Brown. 1175 Dan dominant in thii large bonea sho • A Har Noveimk fli.tr BO Fawf lorge bed wrth wwxfcog staircase Living room formal (tang roo™ rooms ol furniture M? 743 remendou t towr"bedroom rooms, dtntng room. den. owners Ant-5«441M llh recllner. gold. 1100 Cherry end quolltybay coll 735 l?"v KEANSBURG us n. goroge 1550 sun room and tveaMut room with beautiful vttw« Music liable. 170 Lamp, 41 , HO Koreon ORGAN - Thomas Concert Sym B'lG. BEAUTIFUL, FLUFFY A a home, nw T Ttii 5371 turning '0 England Lorot lot. au creen. tour panels. 175 Porson s end phonctle VL V with Gulbrgnsen Se white indoor cot Well rnormered L' UNION BEACH AREA - Three bad Street ISi.OOO PAUL P lOVA Re foom den. lamty toom. master DeOroom smtt wttn srt jble. gold, IIS Sewing mochlnt. Ken- tct A Rhythm, WOO Panasonic AM l«r troined 142 5*7J room home All modern locHitiei. "> lor 471 7544 bng room, fraptace-. h» and ne* bath M«di quanen «4h —»J» - a iimore.US Ook cam pal on desk Him. FM stereo record player tape-cos eluding wainer and dryer Newly ond KfANitUMO Thrjp bedroo 150 Metal wtnt rack, Xl bottles. IIS ttttt, USD Bowl, two complete •LUE RUSSiAN~MOT"HEP Nw fully furnished Mony eittai On ocre back statfcata Sat on lour acres *tth new bufkrwad and •HHVIfWI MVI ^^ opurtment ovOHable Nov I. S77O 101. Commercial Tii mi Boer hunting with arrows ond oc home lor her American Kitten ol lenctd m property with on» cor go dock Daap water, spring led pond towfy trees P"m« :tssorles. M0 toch. Co" 7173301 Please call t47 4257 month plwi utilities Security Coil 41 OPt 1375 7|7 fie* 671WO0 I DANISH DINING ROOM SET - Oval 1157 Rentals fcocaton The uRvnate tn waterironl Hying By appo*ntm»ni PAINT FOR SALE KEANSBURG - Twobetfroom oport table with leaves that open to 10 ft 7* COCKER SPANIEL - Man rnjfPt 1775 pet mon'h. ttfQt ond tltt onh/—cai today china closet, with Ikgftti. lowr chain WHOLESALE months old AKC Aturyib. CO" Tff-MM or 717 3t»7 trit included One month s security 103 Rentals To Shore 1300 Coll SM-»4S? Can S4S3 ino NOPETi CPU W 7&Hbeto'»SpTi RED BANK REGISTER PAIR OF STUODED SNOW TlRES - n,77 WOULD BLACK BACHELOR OR OECORATION — For hotel or bar, DOG KENNEL - For two dogv KEANSBURG - Th^et becKoorni «• COUPLE - Be wining to short wit* Ptime Industrial Space stands I*, all wood, hand corved, in Mounted H7|K14 Good condition 140 Con otter 7 ing room, i^uw dining room 137 Coll 747 3017 ttmote Stuoent Respond to e>0« W 7*1 5000 lo 12.000 aq II shape of mon kt t0 thore her 30 Mdg* M.. Runuon machines, tvpewrlitrs. office equip 7414505 ANttUHG - Tn.tf ttd'oom home and eiper»ses with onothtr oc tuned tprnUerod ment. ttc Ot borgoln price* New or ) — Sohmer Otfg^Ojn Vtrttcc tivt wtdew on pansion* Miojdittown PIANO FREE TO GOOD HOME - Ador'obit portmeni Tprofomiir house Ton 842-2760 used AAC DESK OUTLET. IW Rt it Beoutlful mohogonr c»*< gray kitten* Males ond tpmoies lectric HIS p*> month plus sec writ. Atiorttit Highlands orea Co»> Itpm. 747-1100 35. Ookhonl. S31 JttO 'erfVc.COndH.on M2 «7I Can 7*1 43«' ilblNOr 1 7|7 OJT1 »47«at7 18 TheDtAyRegteler SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20.1976 TOWMMI Hr Kor KM, Inc. T/A Uri- IM Mobllt Horn*. 1S2 Boot. And raliti tor Iht puf»«it ol mcrntlM porklng arts- PrwnlMt tacoM al IM GARDEN PARK MOIILE HOMO - Accessories H«» fl. MMWMvn; IMct 17, Lot ». ••Many Rd . Monet Advil park Wolfe T«» Mo 1 MMaWnm T«mM» 22) Colts Ntck Public lllUI |nTi (g| MM UiMlllnlHW 14STARCRAFT hoi Mm ul Nte't rht Townihlpi Ruoatwut All (Ibtraiat U h.p John PMrailno Mora tor lit P.M In Turn dlllonlna.. washer /dryer Eitrot Con ion outboard (I9T4) Bock lo bock NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thot Kind HIIMn. MMdwuon. M M ion ol 10 lam s MoHllt Court lounge Mating convertible top, troll •toted bid, win be received by the _ My. Octobtr 1. It7t. ol •Hit MmfWiiim, •r In water, ready to go Aiklng (1647 (Meyer end Townthlp Committee of me tlmf oil cenctfr I clllltrit iMIl Bought new boot, mutt wcnUct Call TeVMhlBOf COLTS NECK.MOMttoutt. H(F««IO« MOTOI HOMf - N day*. 747 5400. evening! 94*1701 . Atk County. New Jersey lor REMOVAL HILDA COLUWM tpf Mr Vlglloftt OF SNOW 1*7* 1977 and opened ond read In public ot the Townthlp Munkl OS It FIBERGLAS SAILBOAT - Cutty pol Building. COLTS HECK, New Jer w.a cabin, trailer and motor, rtody lo Mil ley, on SEPTEMBER JO. IWe. Ol I 0D NOTICI 1*M4} MOIILE HOME - One bad W.tfc(*iy» otter . JM )U3 P M Prevailing Time Nolle* It her«by giver, mot I am M room, wall 10 wail caipttlng, oir con receipt of on application Hr « waiver *ttoning owning. »h«d Partially fur 17' STARCRAFT - Flbafglot. U h.p Plans and Sptcmcatlom tor the pro nithtxl On lilt, with patio Enttlltnl Johnson, trailer Exlrot S14M firm pottd work prepared by Thoma* *. Towniwp'fof JoCi* condition Attti *, 144 Bw, Call 471 9417 Birdsoll, TowniMp Engineer. 2107 Hurley Pond Rood. Wall. New Jersey, IM MERCURY - ] 9 outboord. I1S0 ore on file In told Engineer t office 140 Reol Ettote Wonted Perfect for hunting, tithing, racantly ond may be Inspected by prospective twntd up T»0U4 bidden during the hour* of 9 00 A M cotod* at n M«rv. li. Rod Bonk; Block USTINGS OF SETTER HOMES - In to II M P M ond I 10 P M to S SO 344, Lou 14-11, TOM MOP ot Mlddlttown K»ontl>u<0-MIcMlslown Hailfi Holm P.M The ttondord proposal tormt ore Townthlp. Ml THT^MOLKO AGENCY 717 II - Open Comoit Skiff with cutty attached lo the Specifications, coplet Public htorlng on Mid application cabin 1975 Grady White 1*5 h p Mar ol which will be furnished upon apoll not bttn Ml Dtlort tht Towninlp't oin Cruner out-drive IW noun Golley, cation to Ihe Engineer ond payment or Planning Board tor I 00 P M In Town heod. full convoi, compott, marine ro FIFTEEN dollort (Hi 00} for the cost Hall. Klnei Highway. Mlddlttown. on dlo. depth tirtdcr ond other eitrot Call afprepo Monday Oclobt 4 1974 at hich 741 OOOS until i p m. After 5pm coll hwoylU.4ot.ty. 7310117 • ..A„* rmutt be mode on the itandatd proposal form in the monner deilg n &EA RAY 1971 - 1U Mercury In HILDA COLLISOM Specif I cot lont. ond mutt be enclosed In Townthlp CKrt VHF Ei relltnt condition 17700 Coll o leoieu envelope beor I no the no me U4 kl CKr ATIONAI M 1403 ond oddreu ol Ihe bidder ond the pro pdied work on the oulilde, oddretied W Tlnton Falls 14'*"" COLUMBIA CHALLENGER - to me Mayor ond TowniMp Committee Fiberalai .allboof, main, |lt>, Genoa I of the Townthlp ot COLTS NECK, and HOTICI 152 Boats And 10 H P Volvo outboord electric ttart mult be accompanied by either a Cer THE MONMOUTH HEGIONAL AthlnglSfOO 141 «4l9 HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCA- ilfled Chech, Cashier > Check or Bid TION will hold a SPECIAL MEETING Accworltt Bond In the turn of not leu thon ten on Timday. Stpttmbtr 71, 1974 017:45 Bid DISCOUNTS 15 WHEELER CRUISER - 1M7 - !>f. percent 110%) ot the amount bid but P.M. In tht Frank L. Wtlnhtlmtr Mul- On rww boot trailers BOAT HOUSE. hull and lop wood cabin 317 Gray. II Mtdla Ctnttr ot tht Monmouth Ro- O(»on Avt . Sto Br I0hl 147 7711 rtbulll In I»7J New oil cobln cuth alonal High School. US Tlnlon Avtnuo, loni. dinette, .ink, dacklng In woter Tlnlon Folll. Ni Tht Aatnda lot tho BOAT IHtURANCT - Mournobi* Entellent (or tomlly O' tithing W100 obowt la: Award ot bldl for tht Ntw • rolti ImmtdlaU tovtrogt Groin CoM SM 0771. otter 5, SM 9114 The Mayor and Townthlp Committee Athlttlc Fltld. ng*r 1 Htllir AQtncy. 15 Wlfcoli PI . of the Townthlp of COLTS NECK, re 77 LUHRS - Flybrldga, 12S h.p.. MARGARET UHL School Builntii Admlnlttrotor eot tithing boat, e«ceilenl condition BOAT'YACHT INSURANCE G Stpt. » 13 04 Loweit iot*. Frtt quottn Immediate M0 7»*USalter ipm Townthlp to bt Ml IU1 right to hold all bid* and propoiol I HYDROPLANE - * 1 Chrytler guorontees of the three (3) loweit BOSTON WHALER regular bidden for thirty (30) doyi be 245 Union Beach AQUA SPORT fore making an Award of Contract, and H OP UNION BEACH ClOltron, Stinger, Zodioc the bidder agrees that he will not with- Y OP MONMOUTH Duronoutlc, MerCrulter, OMC 154 Recreational draw hit bid for that period ot time Johnton Outboard., Tee Nee ond During the performance of Ihl E Z. Loodtr Trallert Vehicles trac g lifMMM BOND SAL! HobleCot AndOOay lowi: SEALED PROPOSALS will be re- TOGETHER AGAIN — Members of the Class of both of Mlddletown; Anne Wenzel and Ann Putsch, COX CAMPER I Ml - Sleern llx, new o, The contractor or subcontractor, ceived by the Borough Council ot the BEST BARGAINS NOW buthlna and electric work. 1321 or bail BOROUGH OF UNION BEACH, In Ihe 1926, Mlddletown High School (then Leonardo both of Port Monmouth; Ottllle Uhrlg, Mlddletown ofitr. Call 741-0627. where applicable, will not dis- County of Monmouth, New Jersey at Free 1976 Tide Chart! criminate ogalntt any employee or op the Municipal Building. Florence Ave- High) met Saturday night at a 50th reunion party. and Marthrew Mullin, Llncroft. The reunion was SCOTTY SIERRA TRAILER IV7S - pllcanl for employment because of nue. Union Beach, New Jersey O773S Sltep* »lx. heal, refrigerator. In good , roce. creed, color, national orl- on October If, 1976 until I IS P.M. 01 Members of the committee that set UD the reunion held at Buck Smith's Restaurant, East Keansburg. condition Con B41017T FLAGSHIP X, ancestry, marital ttatui or sex. which lime they will be publicly are, left to right, Robert Runyon and Monte Jones, Municipal Marine Bonn VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER If73 — ?he contractor will loke affirmative opened and announced, for the pur- Allonllt Highlands W.-HOO Automatic 41.000 Sleep* four. Sink, action to ensure thot such applicants chase of Ihe following bonds of the COLUMBIA 14 I I SI OOP 1*71 lea DON. f.tins I •< pllrnl ll'.OU 495 are recruited ond employed, and that Borough due (without option ot prior Roomy, tomlly iiiiiin sleeps five, 1417 employee* are treated during employ- redemption) on November 1, ai lol Pleasant Valley hat good roce record, In excellent con ment, without regard to their age, loan: diiiun, head. galley, ll* tolll, In roce, creed, color, national origin, on 11,WO,000 General improvement eluding spinnaker. VHF, blmlni and entry, marital status or sex, Such oc Bonds maturing In the principal meeting tonight more Asking iio.OOO Call IVI 100* tion shall Include, but not be limited to amount of J7S,000 In each of iht County consumer affairs FIBERFO«M 19 THIHUll Com SPECIAL the following: employment, up- yeort 1977 to 1910,Inclusive, HOLMDEL - The Pleasant plete equipment, IS h p motor plui rv. NOTICES grading, demotion, or tranifer; re- ilOQ.OOO In eoch ot the years IMl to h p Iroller motor, two outrigger! and cruitment or recruitment advertising, I9M. Inclusive, »)2S,000 In each of Valley Preservation Society Xrf or termination; rates of pay or the yeort I9IS to 1911, Inclusive, trailer ,|7 3»l r forms ot compensation; ana se- ond 1100,000 In eoch of the years will have a pot luck supper 210 Lost And Found lection tor training, including appren . I9t9 to 1994, inclusive. HOBIECATS LOST - Cot. R union blue iemole, oil llcethlp. The contractor ogreet to pott Trie Bonds will be dated November and flag raising tonight at becomes freeholder issue ay. vicinity ol Herb Rd ond Cherry In contplcuoui placet, available to em 1. 1976 and will btar Interest of the oil. Parti, Ar.cei.orif, ployeeti ond applicant*! lor employ 5:30 in the restored Ely's Munlc t Boiln rree Farm Rd 671 3113 ment, notice* to be provided by ll rote per onnum tpecltled by the ,suc FREEHOLD - Mrs. Jane 146,000 since 1975 to fund a 791 MOO LOST - Iri.h Setter,"male, choker col contracting officer letting forth tlIhe ittul bidder therefor In accordance Hill, just west of Rt. 34 be- lor. amwert to "Admiral", Red Bonk provision, ot Ihll Clayton, Republican candi- county consumer affairs unit, O'DAY SAILBOATS hind Pleasant Valley Inn. oroo i4i nn, clause; maturity. date for the county Board of but never created the depart- 1115 In Slack b. The contractor or subcontractor All the Bonds will be of the denomi- A trio of fifers and drum.- FLAGSHIP MRINfc LOST SIAMESE CAT - Female, Fair where applicable will, In alt tollc- nation of SS.O0O except that the Bonds Freeholders, says the Demo- ment. Municipal Marine Batln Haven Woman who called about cat, ttailont or advertisements tor employ- sold of ony Issue which mature In any mers from Colts Neck will ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS not ourt, but going lo pound, check II ed placed by or on behalf ol the con one year In excess of the largest prin- cratic-controlled board is The board's failure to 191 MOO ha* black ear* and face, brown legi tractor, itate that all qualified oppil cantt will receive conilderollon tor cipal amount thereof equalling a mul- pipe up the flag at 6 p.m. OUTBOARD MOTOR -Martin 60 and tall, looki younger than the ft. tiple ot tS.000 will be of the denomlna guilty of "a complete failure create the department, she Anyone cite who hat her or teen her employment without regard to oge. Films on Pleasant Valley 7Jhp l.i race, creed, cotor, national origin, an liwi of .1,000 The Bonds will be Issued 7.1 7333 alto call, day or evening, tomeone ol In bearer form with o single coupon at- to assist county consumers." said, "Is especially galling in way^here. Reword. 747-TOSO, cestry, marital status or lex; tached for each Installment af Interest wlldflowers and a talk by PACEMAKER 1174 - 31, llbtrolot c. The contractor or lubcontractor thereon, will be reglsterable as to prin- Robert Henschel, county Mrs. Clayton noted that the light of the loud campaign Sport Fisherman. My bridge, gloss en where applicable, will tend to eoch la- cipal only or as lo both principal ond noises they (the Democrats) cloied Two ?7S Chrysler enginei Lee bor union or representative of workers Interest reconvertlble ot the expense parks naturalist, will follow board appropriated more than oulrigaer, Many extra* 717 3618 211 Special Notice* wllh which he has o collective bargain ot the holder Into coupon bonds ond made in 1974 and 1975." ALONE? SINGLET - Tired of Ihe bar ing agreement or other contract or un- will be payable os to both principal the supper at 7:30 p.m. ~"RHODES,*- Rating equipped icene, would you Ilka to meet new dertaking, a notice, to be provided by and interest In lawful money of the 248 Monmouth County Good condilion people? Write to Match A Date, P O the agency contracting officer, advlt- United States ol America. In the 1)75 budget, the free- 747 1366 or «4? OSW Box Ml D. Rahway. N.J, 07045 574 ing the labor union or worker!' repre- NOTICE TO •IDDIRS sentative ot the contractor 1 com On or before October II, 197o, the 248 Monmouth County holders appropriated (17,339 SAIL BOAT Moth hhtvulos • on 7760 or 679 6421 successful bidder may designate lo the Nollct ii hereby given tho) teolcd mltmenti under this act ond shall post NOTICI Of bids will bt received by the Board of itrudlon plus trailer, ready for Imme LOTS OF SUMMER I EFT coplet ot the notice In conspicuous Borough os paying agent for the pay- for salaries and $5,300 for oth- diate uie Excellent condition »SSO ment of principal ot and Interest on the CANCELLATION OF Recreation Commlttloneri ol the Enioy a day or evening on our 41' toll placet available to employees ond op maULAR MEETINO • County of Monmouth, Ntw Jersey, In er expenses for the depart- Mlffft, ingyarhl Reaionoble tolei TV) I3S3 plkonti for employment. bonds, such bonk, trust company or notlonol banking association doing OF TMI MONMOUTH the meeting room ot the Board of Rec- &AILMAS1E R 11 19AI - Sporkman COUNTY BOARD OF reation Commliilonen, ADMINIS- ment. This year 118,831 was ond Steven* design Flberglai lloop PLAYOFF ~YAN~K1FE~GAME - Mtat- d. The contractor will comply wllh business ond having an office In tht ball ond tauiage tandwlche*, beer and oil rules ond regulations and orders State of New Jersey as may accept ap- MCMATION COMMISSIONERS TRATIVE OFFICES, Thompioi ~ appropriated for salaries and Keel/CB. Four berth,, head, galley. toda til. For raiervollon call Batty, promulgated by Ihe Stale Treosurer pointment for such purposes on reo PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that till ly Pork, Newman Spring* Rood, Lin pulpit, roller reeiino/roHer furling 7I7-OV7 pursuant to PL. 197S, c. 117, wllh all sonoblt ond customary terms accept- rMular mntlng 01 tin Board ol Recre trotltrolt., Ntw JerseyJtney., until 10:010.00 oa.m.r , 15,500 for other expenses, but Genoa, Spinnaker Three winch*,, 1 alfon Commlttlontn ichidulid for M tb V d provisions ol N.J.S.A. 10:2-1 through able to the Borough In the absence of prevailinivalling tlmttime, Tuetdoy, October 12, h.p od y go 10:3-4 and all rulei and regulations such designation by the successful bid MONDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER R74, ond thtn publicly opened and the department has never dlllon In wa lull away. Aiklng iromulgated thereunder, ond with der, the deslanatlon shall be made by ». 1976II h«r»bv cancelled read lor the following: %SH0_Co\\W \ 213 Instruction fhose otner affirmative action require the Borough Treasurer. PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NO- I. Uniform* And Related Acces been created nor staffed. FALING BEHIND IN SCHOOL? - menli set forth In Ihe Bid Specliica TICE that Iht next regular meeting ol •or Its THRCeMONTH OLD 14' STAR- Each proposal must specify In a mul- tht Board ot Rtcrtatfon Commlitlon Mrs. Clayton said county CRAFT - Aluminum with trailer. Certified elementory leocher. K-l. n, Clans tiple of K or 1/10 of 1% a single rote of 2 Trtt Trimming Services torlng Moih, Reading 141-4426. By order ol the Mayor and Township tn It tcritdultd for TUESDAY EVE- Contract Documents, Including In- SSJO Dhp Evlnrudt. I7S0 Both interest which the Bonds ore to bear. NING. OCTOBER 5. 197* al • p.m.. ol taxes raised during the two tllU Call 671 losi after 5 p rti Committee ot the Township of COLTS struction to Blddtrs, Bid Forms and MUSICAL INSTRUCTION - Contem tht Board Room ot tht Administrative complete plans ond specifications may \4 OURANAUTK" Oft thine Nvh NECK. years were, in each instance, porory Guitar, Slghtreadlng, Com CARROLL S. PIERCE ofllctt. Thompson Pork, Ntwmon be examined ot the Administrative Of ermon Moody trailer 1971 model M50 poiltlon Coll Todd Sherman, 741 7S54 loweit rate itated In any legally ac- Springs Rood. Llncroft. Ntw Jersey. after • p.m. Mayor ceptable proposal. Eoch proposal mutt (Ices of tht Monmouth County Park "based upon the budgeted re- firm Call 1710519 Atteit: itate the amount bid for the Bonds, By order ol the Board ot Rtcrtatlon System, located in Thompson County GEORGE HANDZO which shall be not less than i1,100,000 Commissioners. Park, Ntwman Springs Road, Lln- quirements. or more than t.,000 In excess of told VICTOR I. GROSSINGER croft, Ntw Jersey, between the hours amount. Cholrmon ot 9:00 a.m. and 4:10 p.m., prevailing "It is clear," she said, JAMES J.TRUNCER tlmt, dally Monday to Friday, In- As between legally acceptable pro- Stcrttary-Trtosurcr truslvt. The documents shall first bt "that the Democrats have 223 Fair Haven potolt specifying the same role ot In avolloblt 9:00 a.m. NOTICI lertil, the Bonds will be told lo the Doted: Stpttmbtr 14,197* • raised more than $45,000 in AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR bidder complying wllh the terms of Drawing*, specifications, bid forms Make it yourself Stpt. » • W.M ond all forms required may bt obtain- THE PURCHASE OF A CHIPPER sole and ottering to occept for the tax dollars which has dis- AND A LEAF MACHINE FOR THE amount bid the least amount of Bonds, NOTICI TO IIDDIII ed by qualified bidders at tht PARK BOROUGH OF FAIR HAVEN, AP- the Bonds to accepted lo be In any SYSTEM ADMINISTRATIVE OF- appeared into the budgetary PROPRIATING THE SUM OF multiple of 11,000 ond to be those flnt FICES stl forth abovt between the ofo- (11,000.00 THEREFOR AND AU maturing, ond II two or more bidders Recreation Commliilonen ot tht resold hour*. woodwork." Huggable Shrug TMORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF otter to accept the some least amount, County ot Monmouth, New Jertev, In Bios must bt modt on tht standard 114.000 00 BONDS OF THE then to the bidder ottering lo pay the meeting room of the Board of Rec proposal forms In tht manner detlg Not so, says Freeholder Di- 846 BOROUGH FOR FINANCING therefor the highest price, and If two rtotlon Commliiloneri, ADMINIS- - t iptclllco- SUCH APPROPRIATION. BE IT or more such bidden otter lo pay Ihe TRATIVE OFFICES, Thompton Coun rector Ray Kramer, a Demo- ORDAINED by the Mayor and Council same highest price, then lo one ol said ty Park, Newman Sorlngi Rood, Lin crat. of the Borough of Fair Haven In the bidders selected by the undersigned by croft. New Jenty, until to 00 a.m , County ot Monmouth and Stale of New lot from among all said bidden. The prevailing lime, Tuttday, October II, bld on the outside, addressed lo tht Mr. Kramer said the reason Jersey (not leu than ^ of all Ihe mem purchater mutt also pay on amount )f76, and then publicly opened and Board of Recreation Commissioners. bers thereof offlrmatlvely concurring) equal to the Interest on the Bonds ac- Monmouth County Park Syittm, Ntw- the department hasn't been that: crued to the date of payment of tht man Springs Road, LncotLlncroft.. Ntw JtJtrr - Section l. The Improvement de purchase price. VICES sey, 0773107731, andd musl be accompanieidd created is because the free- So light, pretty, soft you'll scribed In Section 3 ot this ordinance Is The right It reserved to rt|tcl all ' 3. LIGHT DUTY TRUCKS delivered at tht plact and before the holders are trying to deter- hereby outhorlied as a general Im- bids and ony bid not complying with Contract Document*, Including in hour abovt nomtd. love shrugging Into this top provement to be made by the Borough the terms of thlt notice will be re- itrudlon lo Bidder*. Bid Forms and "During the performance of thl* mine is the department is of Fair Haven, New Jersey. For the Itcted. complete plans and ipec If I cation, may controd, the contractotractor agree* Ol ffoll - taid Improvement stated In Section 3, Eoch bidder It required to deposit a be ettomlned at the Administrative Of necessary and whether it Just the right touch of there Is hereby appropriated the sum certified, treasurer's or cashier t (lets of tht Monmouth County Park _Durl jtlnng the performance of thli con of 1)1,000 00 sold sum being inclusive check payable lo the order ot tht System, located In Thompson County tracttt , tthe contractor agrees at lol- would accomplish a useful warmth for your arms, of oil appropriations heretolore mode BOROUGH OF UNION BEACH tor Park. Newman Springs Road, Lin therefor ond Including the sum of 136,000 drawn upon a bank or trust croft, Ntw Jersey, between the hours 0. the contractor or subcontractor, purpose. shoulders and back! Use 3- 11,000 00 as the down payment for said company, ond such check should be en- ol 9:00 a.m. and 4:10 p.m., prevailing where applicable, will not dii- improvement required by law ond now closed with the proposal When the llmt, dally Monday to Friday, In criminate against ony employee or ap- Meanwhile, Mr. Kramer ply fingering yarn for this available therefor by virtue of provi- successful bidder not been ascer- elusive Tht documents shall first be plicant for employment because ot sion In o budget or budgets of the tained, all such deposits will be available 9:00 a.m. age. roct, creed, color, national ori- said, the funds were appro- easy, Interesting pineapple Borough previously adopted. gin, ancestry, marital ttolut or ttx. promptly returned to the persons mak Drawing*, specifications, bid forms Tht contractor will take affirmative priated so that if and when crochet. Pattern 846: Sizes Section 1 For the financing ot said Ing the tame, except the check ot the and all forms required may b« obtain action to tniurt that tuch applicants improvement and to meet the part ot successful bidder which will be oppiied td by qualified bidden at the PARK ore recruited and employed, and that the freeholders create a con- R-18 included. said IISiOQO.OO appropriation not met In part payment tor the Bonds or to se SYSTEM ADMINISTRATIVE OF. • •/•/• FICES *cf forth above between the olo employees are treated during employ- sumer affairs department the by sold down payment, negotiable cure ihe Borough from ony loss result- menl, without regard lo their age. bonds ot the Borough, eoch to be Ing from Ihe failure ot the bidder lo retold hours. roce, creed, color, national origin, an money will be immediately Ray Kramer II to for each pattern known as "Chipper ond Leaf Machine comply with the terms of his bid. Bids must be made on me stondord cettry, marital ttolus or sex Such ac- Bond,' are hereby authorized to be ll< Award of the Bonds lo the successful proposal (orms In me manner dtslg- tion shall Include, but nol be limited to available. Add Be for each pattern for sued In the principal amount ol bidder, or rejection ot all btdt, ll ex noted and required by tht specified tht following: employment, up- 114,000 00 pursuant lo the Local Bond peeled to be made within two hours ot- lions; must be enclosed In sealed enve< grading, demotion, or transfer, re- (irstcUsi, airmail and han Low, constituting Sections 40AM to ter opening of the bids, but such sue lopes bearing tht name and address of cruitment or recruitment advertising, dUng. Send to: Laura Whee- 40A.3-e4 of the Revised Stotutes of cesstul bidder may not withdraw his tht Blddtf, designated the name of the layoff or termination, ratet of pay or New Jersey In anticipation of the ll- proposal until after 11:30 o'clock P.M. bid on the oulildt. addrtssed to tht other forms of Compensation; ana te- ler, Needlecraft Dept II. tuance of Such bonds and to temporo of the day of such bid-opening and then Board of Rtcrtatlon Commissioner*, lectlon tor training. Including oppren- Tour, talk trips set niy finance said Improve only It such award not not been mode Monmouth County Pork System, New tlcethlp. The contractor agrees to pott Red Bank Register, Box 111, tloble notes ot the Borh prior to the withdrawal. The Bonds man Springs Rood, Llncrofi, Ntw Jtr- In conspicuous, places, available lo em- pal amount not exceeg , will be delivered about 90 days after sey, 0/731, ond mutt bt accompanied ployees and applicants for employ- Old Chelsea Sta , Ntw York. ore hereby authorlied to be titued pur the date ot sole at such place In New by the following: LINCROFT - The Brook- Briganttne Wildlife Refuge; York Ctfy ot the undersigned shall fix, ment, nollcet to be provided by the suant to and within the limitations pre (Certificate (consent ot turtty) contracting officer letting forth the dale Community College Of- Mercer Museum and Mora- NY INII Print Name, Ad- scribed by sold Law The manimum or at such other plate ol may be from a reputable Insurance com- rate of Interest which any of said obll agreed upon with Ihe successful bid- provisions of thlt nondltcrlmlnallon dress, Zip, Pattern Number der. pany certifying to the fact that If clause; fice of Community Services is vian Pottery and Tile Works; illons shall bear Is six per centum the bidder Is successful a surtty V) per onnum. Eoch proposal must be enclosed In a bond will be filed far Ihe perform' b. The contractor or subcontractor sponsoring its fall "Tour and the New Jersey State House KSection 3 (a) The improvement sealed envelope and should be marked once of tht contract AND certified where applicable will. In all solic- NEW MO designs lo knit, hereby outhonied and for the flnonc on the outside Proposal lor Bonds " check, OR cashier's check OR bid itations or advertisements 'or employ Talk" day-trip series begin- in Trenton; Plerpont Morgan ing of which taid obligations ore to be ond. It moiled, addressed to or In care bond drawn to Iht order of tht ees placed by or on behalf ot the con crochet, quilt, sew, plus J Issued Is the purchase ot o new chipper of Ihe undersigned al Ihe Municipal Board of Recreation Commission tractor, stale that ail qualified oppli " ning Wednesday, Sept. 29. Library and the Jacques ers In an amount not less than ten cants will receive consideration for FREE Inside NEW 1171 and o new leaf machine. Building, Florence Avenue, Union employment without regard to oge, The trips include tours of Marchaif Center of Tibetan Ib) The estimated maximum of Beach, New Jersey 0773*. and, If deliv- (10%) percent of tht amount bid, but not to eacttd twenty thousand roce. creed, color, national origin, an- NEEDLECRAFT CATA- bonds or notes to be Issued for said Im ered prior to the advertised lime of the cestry, marital statui or itx, the Statue of Liberty and the Art in New York, and the Ha- provement It 114,000 00. sale, delivered to Ihe Borough Clerk at dollars 1*70,000 I LOG Send Be Ic) The estimated maximum amount the Municipal Building, and delivered ol tht place ond before c. Tht contractor or subcontractor American Museum of Immi- geley Museum and Delaware of money to be raised from all sources The successful bidder may at his op the hour abovt named where applicable, will tend to eoch la Tht successful blddtrs will bt re bor union or representative of workers gration on Ellis Island; the Museum of Art. tor told Improvement Is S1S.000.00 the lion refute lo accept the Bonds II prior with which he has a collective bargain- excess thereof over the sold estimated to their delivery arty Income lax law of quired to furnish a surety bond In the ing OQfeemcnt or other contract or un- Philadelphia Museum of Art Additional information and maximum of bonds or notes to be Is- the United States of America shall pro- full amount of tht contract, ot a com ferstortding. a notice, td be provided by sued therefor being the amount of the vide thai Ihe interest thereon It tax- pony authorized to do business In the me ogency contracting officer, odvli- and the Rodin iMuseum; the registration are available toid 11,000 00 down payment for said able, or thall be taxable ot o future State of New Jersey ond acceptable to Ing the labor union or workers' repre- Get A Jump On! improvement. dale, for federal income tax purposes, the Board of Recreation Commission sfntallvt ot Ihe contractor'! com- Roosevelt home and library from the college Office of Section 4 The following matters are ond In such cote the deposit mode by MS. In tht form and sub|ed to the con- mitment! under thlt act and thall post hereby determined, declared, recited him be returned and he wltl be re- ditions provided In tht Contract of musejim in Hyde Park, N. Y : Community Services. Printed Pattern Documents. copltt of the notice In conspicuous I tlT • 117, -p and stated lieved of Ml conlractual obligations places avolloble lo employee! and ap- (a) The said purpose described in orltlng from the acceptance ol nls pro (During the performance of tht* con- plicants for employment. Section 3 ol this ordinance is not potal. tract. Ttit contractor agrees at fol- rent expense and is an Improv If the Bonds qualify for Issuance ot low*: The owner reserves tht right to Easiest to fit - just pull which the Borough may lawfully any policy ot municipal bond Insur- a, Tht contractor or subcontractor, waive any Informal I ties in. or to re|ecl s a general improement and n ance or commitment therefore at the where applicable, wltl not dis- any ond all bids, and to award the con drawstring through and tie? , eof has been or tha be option of a bidder, any purchase ol criminate against any employee or op trocts'ln part or whole if deemed to Ihe spec lolly assessed on properly special such insurance or commitment there- pilcant for employment because of best Interest of the Board of Recrea- WORD . ftlaused^ajstline points Up ly benefited thereby for thall be at the sole option ond ex agt, roct, creed, color, national ori- tion Commissioners 4 (b) The period ot usefulness of laid pente of the bidder ond any Increased gin, onctstry, marital status or ie* No bidder may withdraw hit bid • Global Gourmet slenderness above and be- purpose within the limitations of Sec- costs of issuance ol the Bonds result Tht contractor will takt affirmative within thirty (X) days after the actual SLEUTH tion 40A 2 71 of said Local Bond Low ing by reason of such Insurance, unless octlon to ensure that such applicant! date of the opening thereof low. Sew jump in easy care and according to the reasonable life otherwise paid, thall be paid by tuch ore recruited and employed, ond that Tht Monmouth Counly Board of knits therot. Is five (Si years bidder Any failure of the Bonds to be employees ore treated during employ Recreation Commissioners tholl re (c) The supplemental debt statement to insured or of ony such policy ol In- ment, without regard to their age, serve tht right to hold bidt for » days MANICOTTIACSEST Printed Pattern 9033: required by said Law hoi been filed In surance lo be Issued, thall not In any roct, creed, color, national origin, on prior to awarding the contract the Office of the Director ot the Divi- way relieve the purchaser ot his con cestry, marital status or sea. Such oc By order ot the Board of Recreation Misses' Sizes 8, 10, 12. 14, sion of Local Government In Ihe De- trocluol obligations arising Irom the lion shall Include, but not bt limited lo Commissioners of Ihe County of Mon- partment or the Treasurer of the Stoic acceptance of his proposal lor the pur- tht following: employment, up- mouth. 16. 18, 20 Size 12 (Bust 34) ot New Jersey ond such statement chase of the Bonds grading, demotion, or transfer; it- VICTOR E GROSSINGER A S E B 0 R S S A U E M A H shows that the gross debt ol Ihe crullment or recruitment advertising, Cholrmon takes Z\ yards 54-inch fab- It It anticipated that CUSIP Identi loyotf or termination; rotes ot pay or JAMESJ TRUNCER. Borough as defined in sold Law is In- ticotlon numbers will bt printed on other form* ot compensation; ond ic- creosed by this bond ordinance by sold Bonds, but neither the failure to Secretory-Director ric, 1)4,000 00 and thai the sold obligations Itctlon for training. Including appren print tuch number on ony Bond nor He*.hip Tht contractor ogrtei lo poit Sect K I30.PI A A T N H A N T N 0 W A U C outhorlied bv this bond ordinance will anyterror with respect (hereto shall be within all debt limitations pre In conspicuous places, available to em- constitute cause for a failure or refusal ployee* ond applicants for employ- 250 Other Public Notices Printed Pittern 1134 inibedby said Law. by the purchcttr thereof to accept de ment, notices to be providtd by the Misses' Sues 8, II. 1!, 14, II, Id) Amounts not exceeding 1500 00 In livery of ond pay tor taid Bonds In oc contracting oltlcer setting forth the NOTICE R D A T I V Z the aggregate for Items ol expense cordonce with the terms of the pur- provisions ol this nondlscrlmlnatlon United Countlei Trust Company 0 A S H D E S II Si* 12 (bust 34) jacket, permitted under Section 40A 7 10 ot chase contract Alt expenses In rela- CIOUM; hereby announces thai It will tell al said Law have been Included In the tion to the printing of CUSIP numbers public auction a 1972 Nautallne 41 Fool lulter! yds H-inch fabric foregoing estimated coils of sold Im- said Bonds, shall be paid for by the b Tht contractor or subcontractor Houseboat at «O0 P.M. on September provement or purpose ff.S— .provided, however, thai the where applicable will. In all sollc 73, 1976 to the highest bidder at H J U E R N F 0 N G E M S R R R Send IIM for «ch pittem Section S The full faith ond credit of CUS^P Service Bureau chorge tor the Itotlons or advertisements tor employ Wilson Boat Works, Oceanport Ma- the Borough ore hereby pledged lo Ihe assignment ol taid numbers shall b* ett pioctd by or on beholl ol the con rina, 417 River Street, Oceonport, New Add 55c for each pattern for punctual payment of the principal of tht responsibility of ond shall be paid tractor, slate that oil qualified oppli Jer tey. ond interest on the sold obligations ou tor by thepurchoter. cpntt will receive consideration for GARYMETULES. P U B 0 0 I D first-class airmail, handling, fho'iied by thit bond ordinance. Said Tht obtlgollont hereunder to deliver employment without regard to age, installment Loon Department. R A 0 A I A 0 obligations thall be direct, unlimited and occept the Bonds shall be condl race, creed, color, national origin, on- Stpt. le, 16. » »V Send to: Marian Martin. obligations ot the Borough, and the tloned on Ihe availability ond delivery ctstry, marital status or sen, Borough Shalt be obligated to levy ad al the time ot delivery ol the Bonds of c. Tht contractor or subcontractor PUBLIC NOTICI OF ' Pattern Dept 421, The Red valorem taxes upon all the taxable (o) the approving opinion ol the law where applicable, will send to each lo PARTNERSHIP DISSOLUTION M D R W A L L A P U L L V B Bank Register, 232 West property within the Borough tor Ihe firm of Kraft I Hughes, Newark, New bor union or representative ot workers AND CONTINUATION enlotsold *• Jersey, which will be furnlthed with with which he has a collective bargain OF BUSINESS llth St , Ntw York, NY iereor out cost to the successful bidder, to me Notice Is hereby given that the part oromount effect that the Bonds ore valid ond le- • tween ENEVAIETCVSUEEA Mil. Print NAME, AD- Section 4. This bond ordinance shall go My binding obilgallons oil he tht aotney contracting officer, advis- . EVIN Borough ond that all me taxable real YOUNG ond FRANK G CORSO under take effect twenty mi days otter the property therein will bt sublect to the ing tht labor union or worktf* rtprt- DRESS, ZIP, SIZE and first publication thereof otter final pas senlotlve of tht contractor's ci>m the II rm name of K ft R FLOOR levy of od volorem taxes to pay Mid SANDING ANO FINISHING CO., sage, as provided by sold Local Bond Bonds and interest thereon without mltmtnts under this act ond shall post STYLE NUMBER Low coplti of tht notice In conspicuous doing business at 15 Illinois Avenue, TOURNEDOSAIONOS limitation as to rate or amount, and Port Monmouth, Monmouth Courtly, NOTICE that interest on the Bonds it exempt places available to employees and op dissolved by mutual How to |et MORE FOi pllconr* for employment Ntw Jersey, wot dissolved t from federal Income taxation; (b) content ot of * »ti;. 1«76. The but! certificates In form satisfactory to Tht ewntr reserve, the right to nets will bt continued ot a partnerthlp YOUR MONEY? Send now sold firm evidencing the proper tic ecu waive any Informant!** in, or to rt|td OFABORSCERMGETA Councilor the Borough of Fair Haven lion ond delivery ot the Bonds and consisting of RAYMOND TAMARATO any and otl b**, and to award tht con and KEVIN YOUNG under the port for New Spring-Summer New Jersey, held on September 13. receipt ot payment therefor, and that tract* k, port or wtvott If dtttntd to the 1*74, ond the twenty day period of limi the Bonds will not bt arbitrage obliga- ntrthlp namt oIKIR FLOOR SAND- Catalog - un up to I IM totlon within which a suit, octlon or tions within the meaning of The inter b**t Inttrnt of mt Board of Rtcrto- ING AND FINISHING CO. of IS ti- proceeding, questioning the validity ot nol Revenue Code, "ond (c| a ctrllfi ll noli Avenot. Port Monmouth, New UASADOAKASSUOMD on the clothes you tew cote. In form ond tenor totlltoctory to He bimifr mar wUhdro* Ml bid Jonty. All debts owing the partner such ordinance con be commenced os »HNn ltilrt> (301 aayi altar Hit actual unliited clue: SAMMY DAVIS provided In the local bond low, has be told law firm and doted os ol the date | thtp that hot been dissolved, ond oil ywmtf Free pattern cou gun to run from the date ol the first of such delivery, to the effect that waWt OTTOt O*JtniCi li njttrtv*. detrti due from It will bt received or FIND Ihe Uited word! la Ihe dltfran. User run tn all tre ll no litigation pending or (to the Thi Menmouth Courtly Board ol paid at the oddrets of tht ntw portner- M», too. Send 79c now' publication of Ihis statement. RacraaHan Commission*™ shall rt directiona— forward, backward, up. down and dlaiontlly Roy w Nelson owl edge of the signer or signers shlpsettorth rrtof \ threatened effecting the voll- larva mt njM to haM WeB far » dan Unlnted chie hint: BEET SOUP Borough Clark prUr ta owarising IM cantract MM: Stplem&er io, 1976 the Bonds A copy ol told ap- RAYMOND TAMARATO • Klit Book |I2S S*pt.» t*J4 •'• appear on the •y ar*r of Ida •aartl al dacraaltaii Couluh Tinules Madrilcnc MacedouK dlty ot the Bonds Commission!*! al IM County al Man. KEVIN YOUNG •sUnt Money Crafts ...UN proving opinion FRANK G. CORSO Siucrbralen Tempuri Minicolii Audo 234 Mlddletown Milton Kotene VICTOR E. GROSSINGER Attorrwy-oi Low Eacirgoit Toumcdoi Fondue •tstaitl Fashion Book JIN 9033 NOTICI MARY SABIK. Borough Clerk SM Rlwr Rood Notice is hereby given thot I em in J«JMSJ TKUMCER Fok Haven. New Jersey 07WI Paella Won Ton Mouaaki uUnt Sewiojc Book ...JIN receipt of on application for a waiver Dated. September 9, 1*7* S^OJKJ SMt M MM of Site Plan oooroval In Mlddletown Sepf XI *» " last M