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VOL. 99 NO.10 SHREWSBURY. N. J. MONDAY. JULY 12, 1976 15 CENTS Carter awaits inevitable nod I) DON MtLEOD for the presidency Wednesday has three names at the top of over the l 515 aeeded for to the preatares of special la- aad the calm of a party put night by an overwhelming his list but said he U keeping nomination. Carter Is wrapp- term grasps," Carter said fern at secure that It's al NEW YORK (AP) - Jim- vote amid a harmony that an open mind until the inter ing up a campaign that Is a He was speaking of issaes, my Carter, his hand freed by contrasti to divisive party views are over. sharp control to the close bat Uw Implication extended a> the haadsot each delegate. political strength that an In- fights In 1M8 over the Viet- The peanut farmer and for- and bitter Republican nomi- throughout his campaign. Carter's personal psjbtK cumbent president might nam war and 1171 over party mer Georgia governor who nation battle A month ahead "I've gone directly te the optakw pointer. Patrick Cad- envy, Is wrapping up his vice reform. dauled the political estab- of the GOP convention, Presi- people because the powerful dell, hat concluded thai no presidential interviews as he Sena. Frank Church of lishment with his long-shot dent Ford leads conservative political figures didn't have particular vice presidential waits triumphantly in the Idaho and Adlai Stevenson run to the nomination said he challenger Ronald Reagan by any confidence that I might prospect would appreciably wings for tonight's opening of Jrd of Illinois, meeting Carter would wait until after his own only a handful of vote*. win," he aald on a television help or hart Carter's own toe Democratic National Con- today, are the last of seven fi- nomination before revealing Seldom In recent political panel show chances ol wlaalag the fall vention. nalists for the vice presiden- his choice ot a running mate history has a potential presi- The vice presidential selec etectloa), campaign ales* ataf. The 17th Democratic Na- tial nomination, all from With It primary victories to dential nominee had so much tion has emerged as the ma- Thlslsa marked departar* tional Convention, staged at Capitol Hill, to be Inter- his credit and The Associated freedom of choice. jor unresolved Itsue at the tram the past when candi- Madison Square Garden, is viewed. Press delegate poll showing "I've had a unique opportu- convention la the absence ot a dates chcee a running mate te expected to nominate Carter Carter aald yesterday he him with 1.ISJ votes, well nity In not having to respond race for the top of the ticket let Carter, page 1 Camaraderie marks

GEORGIA AND NEW JERSEY - Former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter, expected to be the Democrat- ic presidential candidate In 1976, speaks to press In Meadowlands natty New York yesterday after meeting with U.S. Rep. By SHERRY CONOHAN by, Happy HumphreyX, Churc h Goer, Oh UdalJl and Byrne's Peter Rodlno Jr.', of New Jersey, background. Ro- leader. dlno Is among seven potential running mates for BAST RUTHERFORD - Politics and camaraderie were As Gov. Byrne wryly told the crowd before the start, "the Carter. served up with the ham and fried chicken yesterday at a gala most uncertain race you're going to tee (this week) Is the one preview tour of the Giants stadium and the Meadowlands Re you're going to see here." cetrack held on the eve of the Democratic National Con- It waa strictly an exhibition race, with no puree or part- vention. mutuel betting, and sports complex officials readily admitted Under a huge yellow and white striped tent, glittering that the assignment of names to participating hones was Most schools names In the political, sports and social worlds were wel- done entirely on an arbitrary bails. Aa a result, there were comed by Gov. Brendan T. Byrne and the commissioners of few in the crowd who would privately wager against Carter's the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, which has Champ. built and will operate the sports complex, and exchanged oohs "We obviously hokled up the names the best we could," reopen today and ahs over the striking new facility. laughed Les Unger, public affairs director of the sports com- The guests were treated to cocktails and sumptuous plex. Many area summer schools School luncheon under the shade of the tent, then ventured out into "We even had a complaint that none were named for El- will open — and In some Hailet (Raritan High the sun to see the first horse race ever run on the track, dub- len McCormack, he added with regard to the anti-abortion cases reopen — their doors School bed the Presidential Sweepstake. candidate who Is seeking the Democratic presidential nomi- today, in the wake ol the Little Silver Elementary A smattering of Democratic convention delegates from nation. state Supreme Court's action Long Branch High School other states, a former presidential candidate - Sen. Birch Mr. Unger said the drivers who took part in the race were Friday lifting Is injunction and Title I Bayh of Indiana, who dropped out early in the hustings, and among the beat drivers in America and were doing It to pro- WITH THB WINNER - New Jersey Gov. Brendan which closed those doors July liatawan Regional High another governor - Gov. Raul Castro of Arizona, were on mote harness raciag. The only remuneration any received Byrne holds horse "Carter's Champ" at the new 1. School hand to join the Jerseyltes In watching the historic race, a was a silver cup presented to the winner — which, pre- Hackensack Meadowlands Sports Complex yes- The court's action followed Monmouth County Voca- trotters match which pitted Carter's Champ, the odds-on fa- dictably, turned out to be Carter's Champ. terday. The horse beat nine other horses to win the the passage ot a state income tional High School vorite In the preview crowd, against the likes of Brown's Der- See Meeeawteads, cage 1 Inaugural race on the complex roc* track. tax by the state Senate late Monmouth Regional High Thursday, which will raise School and Title I the IJ78 million needed to Red Bank Regional High fund the new system of state School school aid. Tlnton Falls (TlUe I) City report is sharply critical of police The following is a list of TOMORROW summer school and Title I Asbury Park High School By ANN BRENOFF police department policy. The which created the committee court of law ... and remains mony from It policemen as aad firearms trahuag of- program openings in northern Freehold Township Elemen- ordinance is expected to be stated that the City Council outside of the authorised in wall as ballistics experts, civ- ELV and western Monmouth Coun- tary LONG BRANCH - A re- adopted by the City Council. "will investigate the conduct vettlgatlve perimeters of this ic leaders and members of - DMde the presml four ty: Marlboro Township Ele- port which sharply criticizes The investigating com- of the Department of Public committee." the city's business commu- patrol soaea Into six by splitt- TODAY mentary the city's police department's mittee waa formed on Da. II, Safety of the City of Long Instead, the report reviews nity ing tke two lones with the Asbury Park Pre-School MONDAY. JULY II operation was made public 1(74, two days after a city pa- Branch In regard to an In- the general operating proce- The highlights or the re- Mghest crime rat* (Title I) (High school regis- Manalapan-Englishtown Re- yesterday after an 18-month trolman fatally shot a 14-year- cident occurring on Dec. I, dures concerning recruit- port's recommendations are: - Develop each faculties u tration from 8 a.m. until gional (Title I) investigation by a committee old black youth, Wilbert Ste- 1174, in which Wilber 8. Rus- ment, training, equipment, — Increase manpower la a flrtag range aad a library of noon) MONDAY. AUG. I of eight ven Russell. The Russell sell was fatally shot," the re- transportation, organisation, the uniformed patrol division criiaiaolgy and Uw Atlantic Highlands Ele- Fair Haven (Title I) The report, prepared by youth wag the son of a former port of the committee's find- records, public relations, po- from SI to W officers over a - lastiute a scbedale to mentary four counctlmen and four ci- city councilman, Wilbert Rus- ings doe* not deal directly lice library, and ammunition three-year fiscal period. repUctpottce vehicles. MONDAY, AUG. I vilian advisers, states that sell. The patrolman, John with the incident. us*. - Establish aa In-house lav rse*n • conanava of Eatontown (Title I) Monmouth Beach Elemen- Freehold Regional High "there are more weaknesses Adams, was eventually ac- The report states, "The There were ao estimates (training program, making use » pages of Baas aad racom- tal? than strengths with the De- quitted of a manslaughter guilt or innocence of any indi- available as to how much the 'of experienced officers and meadalloni aa weB aa a two- partment of Public Safety" charge connected with the vidual or individuals In the recommendation would coal experts la all areas of cri- page summery aad aU appeo- and recommends adoption of shooting shooting of Wilbert S. Russell to carry out. «cea. watch Include a leagtay an ordinance which spells out Although the resolution has been adjudicated In a The committee took test! - Appoiat a ballistic, ex lee Ree«n, page I Municipal hopes for OpSail aid seen dim Register Slalekeaae Bareaa up with legislative action on affected by It to Justify the such emergencies In the na- A spokesman for the De- 'When he gets back from the Income tax, but that he expenditure of state money. ture of floods, tornadoes and partment of Community Af- the convention, 1 am sure he TRENTON - The smaller will sit down and look at the Included in the measure is riots, events Involving costs fairs, through which requests will look at It asd decide than expected turnout of situation when he returns to $100,0*0 for baysbore commu- beyond a town's normal re- for reimbursement were to be whether to sign tt or not," he spectators for Operation Sail Trenton after the Democratic nities in Monmouth and Mid- sponsibility and for which it U funded under the legislation, and other Bicentennial activi- said that department also had ties In New Jersey over the National Convention this dlesex Counties which were felt other communities should week In New York. expecting large crowds of help bear the burden received no bills or reports of la addition to the IIM.ss* July 4 weekend may have expenditures. The spokesman for communities la Monmouth been the kiss of death for a sight-seers in connection with Unofficially, the prospects Operation Sail Initial post-ho- "State money goes In where said the department wasn't and Middlesex counties which bill appropriating 1100,000 to seeking any either since the border or are near Rarltaa reimburse communities for that he wlU sign it are less liday figures in II bayshore there U an extraordinary ex than encouraging. The gover- towns in Monmouth County i," he said. bill hu not been signed into Bay. the bill also includes extraordinary expenses they law aad, until then, It can't do I1M.M* for communities Incurred over the holiday. nor has been lukewarm to- showed their actual additional ward the legislation from the expenditures totalled some- Mr. Comstock said that, u anything aloag the Hadsoa River which The measure, which re- outset and the smaller crowd what less than 1100,000, a far as he knows, the governor were expecting large crowds turnout could only reinforce has received no reports thus Mr. Comstock said Gov. of spectators for Operatloa ceived final legislative ap- large part of it for beefing up Sail sad We.** for commu MARLBORO CELEBRATES - Susan Cuttl, 9, at proval before the July 4 his doubts. police forces. Original esti- far oa extraordinary holiday Byrne's counsels would re- expenditures from aay com- view the legislation during alUes near eight historic sites left, and Merl Sllberman, 8, both of Morgonvllle weekend, still lies unsigned mates for the towns' ex- hi other parts of the state, In- and both members ot the Asher Holmes Fife and on Uw desk of Gov. Brendan Robert Comstock, director penditures ran up to WB.OOO munity which would be eli- the weak sad be ready tit dis- of communications and chief gible for reimbursement un- cuss k with him when be re- cluding Monmouth Battlefield Drum Corps, brought music to the township's Bi- T. Byrne. Stale Park la Manalapan centennial party yesterday. The day-long celebra- spokesman for Gov. Byrne, Mr. Comstock pointed out der the proposed bill. turns to his desk Officially, the word from said the governor, in consid- that expenditures for pofly tion Included a parade, square dancing, and fire- Byrne's office Is that the gov- works. Story and photo on page 15. ering whether to sign the bill, protection usually are the re- ernor hasn't had an opportu- will have to decide if there is sponsibility of each munici- nity to assess the need for the anything In the costs Incurred pality. State aid to a commu- money since he has been tied by the various communities nity generally is reserved for Covering convention The Inside Story Sherry Conohan, The Dally a battery of AP photograph Register i Ststebouse corre- era. THE WEATHER spondent, will be covering In her regular issltaaiaat the Democratic National Ssaey, breezy, lets HaaM tote;. Cteier Crowds hit beaches in Trenton. Miss Conohan re- Convention In New York this ports on the state legislature tealght aad leaurrew. Caaplele report •• Everybody who stayed del State Police. beaches, however, and police week to give Register read- page!. and state offices. home last weekend — and ev- They reported very heavy hi Sea Bright and other shore ers a front row seat at con- She previously covered the IOC sarreaders; II erybody who didn't — seemed traffic on the Garden State communities reported light vention activities. IHI Democratic National to be on the area's beaches Parkway, particularly in traffic throughout the day. II Mils Conohan will report Convention in Chicago. X4 and highways this weekend. northbound lanes last night Aad the sad news is that Recently appointed u The Traffic likewise was heavy oa highlights and sidelights DAILY REGISTER Traffic was unusually light Monmouth County residents Register's Statebouse corre- on the roads during the 4th of on Rt JS and M on Saturday, may have gotten their last of the convention, with a spe- PHONE NUMBERS cial focus on the role of New spondent, Miss Coooaan al- July weekend, presumably with minor tie-ops but no ma- glimpse of the sun for several ready has established herself .UK Mala Office Him* because people were fright- jor jams or accidents report- more days. Jersey's delegation She will ..11 TeUFne 171-Ms* be la constant touch with the as one of the state's top legis- ened away by predictions of ed. Although the threatened lative aad political writers. Tel Free Jtf-IIM massive tie-ups. Gateway National Recrea- thunderstorms and hall failed delegation and Its leaders so ChasMe* Dept Ml I7M u to bring the latest news of She will bring her special But It was a different story tion Area, Sandy Hook, was to materialize but night. Uw toacs te Uw Democratic Na- ..M OrofaidM Dent M4N dosed for two hours at mid- weatherman is calling for their activities to readers. Jl Sports Dept .iOWH Saturday. "People were scared away day Saturday, when the larg- coaUaaed cloudy skies with a Bar atortes will supplement Be sare to read her dally, hMdtetewa Barcaa trim* est crowds of sun worshippers chance of showers throughout rreehsM tans* 4CZ-Z121 last week, but they came out coverage by the Associated ap-to-the-miaute reports In fall force this weekend," hit the sands assMf in a and possibly Into Proas, which will have Us na- starting la tomorrow's Dally teag Brwch Bareaa mm* was the word from the Holm- Yesterday's cloudiness kept Wednesday 11-11 Statelwne Bareaa «*»ZttWM tional aad state staffs there. Register. Her coverage, will DciectaMe Shrtsap. Feadae people away from the Daytime temperatures are Ala* at the convention will be be the best la the county Sherry Clashes OHeUakM CtaaBst Sumptuous Quiche and Satisfied Dieten expected to range from 75 to Don Loral, The Dally Regis- And it all will come to you in moath County's Great Home Luncheon-Fashion Show Daily doable special tonight. Crepes. Every Tues. fashion Grand Opening. See our ad M degrees, with nighttime ter"s chief photographer, and' The Daily Register, Moo- Newspaper Toes. Highlands tTMHt. show st Ftomagerie. M2-H88 pan I lows in the mid to upper Us. 2 The DyjyRcgirtri1 SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, JULY 12, we Middletown man missing after boat hits scuba diver By H1LDV McCORNICK within moments to search for Officer Mossop said yes- he said, "There was no way the missing diver. Divers re- terday he did not know if the for us to hold him." MANASQUAN - The fami cruited by the Point Pleasant search would be resumed Mr. Polltano said the family ly of • mining scuba diver, Beach police joined rescue ef- today. He said, during In- Is not satisfied with the In- Kenneth Lynch, 22, of Port forts until midnight when the tensive searches Saturday vestigation and search ef- Honmouth, has kept 1 vigil it search was called off because and yesterday, divers forts. scanned the entire area, in- the Manasquan Inlet since of the tide, tricky currents "To my knowledge, there Is late Saturday night when they cluding channels, under and darkness. It was resumed no Investigation," Mr. Poli- first learned that he had alle- docks, fishing boats and it 1 a.m. yesterday, but tano declared. He said that gedly been struck by an In- rocks. The area was combed called off again at noon yes- searchers were out "for a few coming parly boat. terday because of a storm "more than three times," he aid. hours." Officials at the Manasquan predicted for the area. But he said that family Inlet Coast Guard Station Sgt Donald Kitchen of the But James Polltano of members have been at the were notified at approximate- Point Pleasant Beach police, Leonardo, a brother-in-law of area, "since 10 o'clock Satur- ly I p.m. Saturday that a said they have had "plenty of the missing diver, said not day. We have combed the •cuba diver had been (truck help from local first aid enough was being done to find beach, rocks and every area by a party fishing boat, the squads and fire departments. Mr. Lynch. ourselves on foot." Atlantis. We had at least 300 men, in- And he said the family Is Officer Hossop said that 'CHURCH OF THE PRESIDENTS' SERVICE - draws a large crowd. The event marked the first Officer George Mossop at cluding divers," he said. demanding an investigation of Mr Lynch had enough air in An ecumenical Bicentennial worship service held time In 15 years that 0 service was held at the for- the Coast Guard station said He said the local Coast the accident. his scuba tanks to allow him at the Church of the Presidents, Long Branch, mer Episcopal Church. the call came from Capt Guard "blocked off the Inlet Mr. Politano said that the to breathe for 100 minutes. Francis Bogan, captain of the for one hour" yesterday Atlantis was permitted to re- And, after the searches con- Atlantis morning. But New York turn to the waters "20 min- ducted yesterday and Satur- Officer Mossop said that Coast Guard district head- utes after the accident. day, he said, "There is not Capt. Bogan stopped the quarters ruled that the Inlet "We want t proper In- much more we can do." Only convention suspense boat's engines Immediately had to be opened again, and vestigation. The Atlantis after the accident, and that could not be closed another should be docked. It shouldn't Karen Polltano, sister of Coast Guardsmen were out time. be allowed to go out again," the missing diver, anxious for he said. the search to continue, said, Officer Mossop, however, "This Is not fair. If it was a is Carter's choice for VP said, "There Is nothing we dignitary, everything would can hold the Atlantis on. The be sealed off." By SHERRY CONOHAN had more of the air of a vic- other area and set it between felt the nomination for him Atlantis was wUhln Its rights. "For all we know, he could was a "little undeserved." NEW YORK - The Demo- tory celebration than of a Georgia and Florida. We were notified by Capt. still be out there," declared A group decked out in daz- cratic National Convention welcoming reception. Most "When I went through the Brogan ." He added that the her husband. "We are not go- zling red, white and blue Bi- opens In Madison Square Gar- guests upon their arrival line and spoke to him (Car- STATE captain gave a statement to Ing to be satisfied until any- queued up in two long lines, ter) and told him I was from centennial outfits alternated den here tonight with every- the Coast Guard regarding thing Is proven beyond a with a couple of other bands thing nearly over except the at least a block long, to wait New Jersey, he said 'we need the accident. After the Initial shadow of a doubt," he In providing music at the Car- shouting. The only remaining their turn to shake the hand your help,' " Mrs. Cannavo Investigation was complete, added. ter gathering while delegates suspense hovers over whom of the man they feel Is likely said. "All I could think Is talked quietly amongst them- College student is Miss N.J. Jimmy Carter will choose as U> become the next President that's not the way to do It." selves and dined on chicken his running mate. of the United States. RUNNEMEDE - Lori Johnson, It, a communications Mrs. Cannavo and others in and cole slaw. major In college, has been crowned Hiss New Jersey and will Mr. Carter, who Is virtually Arranged on either side of the New Jersey delegation ex- Carter has free the hall were tables for each represent the state In the Hiss America Pageant this Septem- assured of his party's presi- pressed concern about how By 10 p.m. a number of par- ber. dential nomination, report- of the state delegations, set Mr. Carter Is likely to fare In tygoers began to drift away Hiss Johnson, a sophomore at Washington College in edly favors Sen. John Glenn out In alphabetical order. Ex- New Jersey in the November to attend a reception being Chestertown, Md, Is the daughter of a salesman and lives convention hand of Ohio, the former astronaut, cept for the state of New Jer- election. Mrs. Cannavo said hosted by Rep. Morris K. with her parents and two brothers In Hedford. who will be one of the two sey, which had no table. she was disturbed by the lack Udall, D-Ariz., who unsuc- Early arrivals among the She was crowned Saturday night In competition with 21 (Continued) Mondale of Minnesota, one of keynote speakers at the con- of enthusiasm for the Carter cessfully challenged Carter New Jersey delegation won- other young women from around the state. Hiss Johnson, who balance the ticket. New Eng- the finalists, reported he suf- vention's opening session candidacy In Monmouth for the presidential nomi- dered If there was a message Is Meet, (-Inches tall and weighs US pounds, was Miss Bur- lander John F. Kennedy's fers from a mild case of high tonight. The other keynoter is County and elsewhere In the nation. there for them. lington County. choice of Texan Lyndon B. blood pressure and takes me- Rep. Barbara Jordan of state. dication for it. There was no lack of en- The runners up were: first: Lynn Merckle, 22, Miss Union Johnson In 1M0, for example, Texas. New Jersey's tableless For that reason, she said, Carter said this "is a factor thusiasm when the Udall sup- County; second: Stlna Blomkvest, 20, Miss Cape Hay County; is credited by many with til- But Mr. Carter, former gov- plight was discovered by Ma- she favored Rep. Rodino for but not an over-riding factor" porters and others packed a third: Ulita Olshaniwsky, 19, Hiss Essex County; and fourth: ting the tight race for the ernor of Georgia, Insists he rianne Cannavo of Red Bank, the No. 2 spot on the ticket in his decision. Later, after ballroom at the Roosevelt Ho- Joan Lucas, It, Hiss Glassboro State College. Democrats. has not made a decision as an alternate delegate to the for the strength the New JIT meeting with Rep. Peter Ro- tel to hear the congressman The Carter staff said Cad- yet. He has said he will convention, and Betty Collins seyan could give it in his home dlno of New Jersey, Carter ring down the curtain, for dell's polls show that the choose his vice presidential of Matawan Township, vice state. "Being an Italian-Cath- said Rodlno's age, 67, also probably the last time of this Blast destroys Revolutionary barn strength and diversity of Car- running mate from a field of chairman of the Monmouth olic isn't going to hurt," she would be a factor but not an political season, on his candi- PENNINGTON - An early morning explosion and fire ter's own appeal make the seven members of Congress. County Democratic organiza- added. over-riding one. dacy. destroyed a large bam that dated back to the Revolutionary No. 2 spot virtually Irrele- These Include, In addition to tion, when they arrived early Mr. Udall acknowledged War and a lt-bay garage that housed a lilt Model T Ford vant. The only possible Carter also has interviewed Sen. Glenn, Rep. Peter W. in the evening before more Richard Vuolo, of Marlboro, that the vote In the primary coupe, according to police In this Mercer County community. trouble spot; they say, Is that Sen. Henry M. Jackson of Rodlno Jr. of New Jersey, than 100 guests had gathered another alternate delegate battle had not gone the way William Weasner, 50, son of the owner of the property, G. he not make an especially Washington, Sen. Edmund and Sens. Walter F. Hondale at the pier. from Honmouth County, said Edward Weasner, said the damage might exceed H5,000. He bad choice which might de- Muskle of Maine and Sen. of Minnesota, Frank Church he would like to see Califor- he might have hoped, but said he was the type of person to said the 1919 automobile was valued at 16,500 velop Into a major scandal or John Glenn of Ohio in bis of Idaho, Adlal E. Stevenson Mrs. Cannavo reported they nia Gov. Edmund P. "Jerry" look ahead rather than back. Police were Investigating the cause of the blaze. A tenant embarrassment. search for a ticket-mate. 3rd of Illinois, Edmund S. found the New Jersey sign Brown as the vice presiden- on the premises said she saw the flames after hearing a loud Sen George McGovern of Church and Stevenson round tluskte of Maine and Henry taped onto the wall behind a tial nominee. Gov. Brown and "We're going to get behind explosion. South Dakota, the party's 1972 out the seven finalists. H. Jackson of Washington. service elevator which was Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey the winner and we're going to nominee, suffered a setback "So far as I know, the vice The virtual certainty of Mr. blocked off by Iron gates In had the support of an uncom- win In November," he said In Painter murdered in Leonia when It was discovered that president will come from one Carter's nomination made a front of it. There was no table mitted slate of convention pledging his full support to his running mate, Sen. of those seven people," Car- ticket to a party he and his and even if there were, it delegates which defeated a LEON1A — A 12-year-old painter and antique dealer was Mr. Carter. "But," he added, Thomas A. Eagleton of Mis- ter said. wife hosted at Pier 88 last would have been unaccesslble Carter slate in New Jersey's murdered this weekend in the boarding house he operated "we're going to keep on fight- siouri, had undergone electric Since all seven are mem- night for convention delegates In that location, she said. primary election. here. tag." shock treatment for depres- bers of either the U.S. Senate the most sought after in- So Mrs. Cannavo and Mrs. Assemblyman Charles B. William Schmidt was discovered bound and gagged on the The crowd responded with sion. Eagleton was dropped or House, this might be seen vitation in town on the eve of Collins took down the New Yates, D-Burlington, a dele- cheers and applause, frfr floor of the rooming house yesterday at 8:10 a.m. when a vis- from the ticket after that dis- as a concession to balance the the opening session. Jersey sign, walked across gate, said Sen. Huskie was itor, Frank Lynam, M, of Palisades Park, entered the house Udall then thanked his sup- ^ closure. ticket. Carter, a former gov- Thousands of delegates, the room to where the delega- "my sentimental favorite," 3 looking for one of the tenants. porters for all their work amf *—- Carter revealed yesterday ernor but with no experience other Democrats and report- tion from Georgia, Carter's but that he also liked Sen. said, "No candidate ever had Schmidt's body was covered with blood, but there were no that he Is taking unprece- in federal government, cam- ers poured Into the cavernous home state, was seated, Mondale. He was cool to- a better army of workers visible wounds, according to Bergen County Prosecutor Jo- dented steps to keep that sort paigned In the primaries as a hall for the giant party which rounded up a table from an- wards Sen. Glenn, saying he than I had in this campaign." seph Woodcock Jr. Neighbors quoted police as saying Schmidt of thing from happening to critic of the Washington bu- had been beaten to death. him. He said he has requested reaucracy. Woodcock said Schmidt was a painter, photographer and financial and medical Infor- Carter has said he Is Inter- antique dealer. He also rented out rooms in his home at 141 mation from everyone on his ested In balance on the ticket, Prospect St., where three male boarders were currently liv- list of possible running mates. but he always puts this last ing. Mea(lowlands site of party The accounting firm of Ar- on his list of priorities. First, Schmidt, who was nude when his body was discovered, thur Andersen & Co. was en- he says, he wants the person had last been seen alive at II p.m. Saturday night in the com- gaged to go over the financial best qualified ready to be- (Continued) playing field. Above them are extensive press facilities and H pany of a young male. Schmidt reportedly frequented homose- come president "if something enclosed boxes which rent for (10,000 a year over a five year data, including tax returns, In the excitement of the moment, many of the onlookers xual bars, but Woodcock declined to speculate whether the Carter said, and "they have should happen to me" and contract. There Is a waiting list of more than 200 corporations murder was a sex crime. secondly someone who la - a number of them novices to a racetrack - forgot to keep for the boxes, according to Bob Keating, director of informa- found nothing to cause me an eye on the horses after the leader and afterwards there concern." compatible to bis own politi- tion systems for the sports complex. were nearly as many answers to the question of who finished State Carter backing predicted Carter said Sen. Walter F. cal views. At either end of the playing field are two video matrix second as there were other horses. Which probably was ap- boards, each a 25 foot high by 40 foot wide screen for showing NEW YORK - The leaders of the New Jersey delegation propriate since the same was true on the other side of the instant replays, interviews with coaches and players and oth- predicted yesterday that most and possibly all of the state's Hudson River where speculation raged over the horse race er features during and after football games. Only two other delegates would endorse Jimmy Carter before the Democrat- for the Nov. 2 spot on the Democratic ticket behind Jimmy stadiums have uch screens — In Boston and Denver — and ic National Convention begins. Freedom Train Carter, who is virtually assured of the presidential nomi- theirs aren' ..early as technically advanced, Mr. Keating Sen. Harrison A. Williams, D-N.J., the delegation leader nation. said. said, "I think It will be unanimous." State Democratic Party Announcing the race for the benefit of the gala guests was Chairman James P. Dugan, floor leader of the 108-delegate Thomas David Werbiin, who was Introduced as a professional Back under the tent, strains from strolling violinists com- tickets sale set peted with music of a Dixieland band and the tuneful plaint of contingent, estimated that holdouts against Carter would be announcer now in his second year of calling races. When he the organ grinder, complete with monkey. "minimal If any." Tickets will go on sale to- have tickets for sale: Al- isn't calling races he's hitting the books as a student in law The delegation's first caucus Is scheduled for 5 p.m. today morrow throughout Mon- lenhurst, Allenhurst Phar- school. Assemblyman Christopher Jackman, D-Hudson, playfully and includes a planned meeting with Carter, Dugan and Wil- mouth County for the Ameri- macy; Atlantic Highlands, He also is the son of David A. "Sonny" Werbiin, chairman offered a green bean from a table centerpiece, made of fresh liams said after the session at the delegation's hotel — the can Freedom Train, which Colonial First National Bank; of the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, which garden vegetables, to the monkey as Senate President Mat- Waldorf Astoria - a poll would be taken will be in Asbury Park from Deal, Deal Pharmacy; Eaton- may have had something to do with the volunteering of his thew Feldman, D-Bergen, laughed at his antics. A number of The 108 delegates Include 84 who are still nominally un- Sept. 2 through I. town, First Merchants Na- services. legislators and congressmen, including Rep. James J. How- committed and 24 chosen In the June 8 state primary election The train, to be located on tional Bank; Elberon, Acme The elder Mr. Werbiin, admitting to a lack of modesty, ard, D-N.J , who represents most of Monmouth County, and pledged to Carter. railroad tracks on Memorial Markets; Fair Haven, Acme welcomed the assembled guests to "what we consider to be Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., D-N.J., were among the gala Dugan and Williams are among the 84 technically uncom- Drive, is a re-creation of M0 Markets; Freehold, Colonial the greatest sports complex in the world — not just the guests. mitted delegates who, despite their official designation, ran in years of America's devel- First National Bank and Lane East" Also present were former Gov. William T. Cahill and for- the primary backing both California Gov. Edmund G. Brown opment, beginning with the Drugs; Holmdel, Colonial Before stepping up to the microphone at the time o( the mer Gov. Robert B. Heyner and his wife, Rep. Helen Meyner, and Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota. American Revolution. Visitors First National Bank; Key- race, Mr. Werbiin had moved through the tent attempting to D-N.J., Attorney Gen. William F. Hyland, Commissioner of will pass through ten display port, Colonial First National greet as many people Individually as he could. Asked what he Institutions and Agencies Ann Klein, Louis Kaden, who re- Man dies from gunshot wounds cars on a moving walkway. Bank. thought about the sports complex now that it's nearly com- cently left his post as counsel to Gov. Byrne and attorneys Pulled by a traditional Also, Llncroft, Acme Mar- SOUTH AHBOY - A Sayreville man died yesterday from plete, after watching it rise from the marsh of the meadow- David Wilentz of Lindbergh trial fame, former Democratic steam locomotive, the train Is kets and Brookdale Commu- lands, he smiled and said: "I get goosebumps I think it's National Committeeman from New Jersey, Justin Walder gunshot wounds he received In a parking lot here early Satur- visiting communities across nity College; Little Silver, great." and George Schneider. day. the United States as part of little Silver Pharmacy; Long Mr. Werbiin also said emphatically that the race track From Monmouth County there were former Oceanport Michael Cavallaro. 21, was shot in the neck by a man who the Bicentennial celebration. Branch, Woolleys Clothing would open on schedule Sept 1 despite considerable unfinished fled on a motorcycle, police said. Store; Manalapan, Acme Mayor Elwood Baxter and several convention delegates and The following outlets will work at the present time, mostly on the grandstand area. alternates including Assemblyman Richard Van Wagner, D- Cavallaro succumbed in South Amboy Memorial Hospital. Markets and Steinbach; When completed, there will be seating in the enclosed grand- Matawan, Central Jersey Monmouth, Eugene Melody, Gertrude Berman and Vincent stand for 10,000 persons and room for 25,000 to 35,000 persons Miller Bank and Trust Co.; Middle- altogether with the standing room outside by the track rail. Also from Honmouth County was W. Paul Stillman of town, Foodlown; Monmouth The track will have accommodations for 1,330 horses and Fair Haven, who along with Mr. Wilentz, Mrs. Charles W. Weather: Less humid Beach, Colonial First Nation- dormitories for 550 stable hands. Three different race tracks Engelhan! and Bernard M. Shanley, Republican Nationa al Bank; Port Monmouth, win be available — a % mile turf track for thoroughbred rat Sunny, breezy and less hu- central Indiana counties re- Elsewhere, scattered thun- Committeeman from New Jersey, comprised the host com- Foodtown; Red Bank, Stein- Ing, surrounded by a one mile track next to It of limestone for mid today, high In the mid potted heavy rain and strong derstorms reached from mittee for the reception. Ms. Clear and.cooler tonight, winds. Texas into the lower Mis- bach, Colonial First National trotters which can be converted to a dirt track. low M to 15. Partly sunny and Most of the activity yes- sissippi valley. Bank, and Foodtown; Shrews- John McHutchison, of Apt-To Acres on Rt. 527, a horse bury, Acme Markets; West cool tomorrow with a chance terday afternoon, Including TIDES breeding farm, agreed with Mr Werbiin that there wouldn't Long Branch, Acme Markets of showers and a high 75 to strong winds, hail and heavy SaadyHt** be any problem in opening the track Sept. 1. and Monmouth College. 80 Outlook for Wednesday: rain with the lines of thun- TODAY - High 9 24 p.m. "It's going to be a nice track — one of the nicest tracks In RESTIGE Sunny and pleasant. derstorms was in eastern and low 3:M p.m. the country," he added. "This probably is one of the biggest Thunderstorms moved Ohio and western Pennsylva- TOMORROW - High 9.54 Party Wednesday boosts to the breeding industry in the state." south from northeast Ohio nia. Six tornadoes dipped a.m. and 10:10 p.m. and low for parents' group A full tour of both the race track grounds and the stadium and western Pennsylvania down, five in western Penn- J54 a.m. and 4:H p.m. that will become the home of the Giants football team this fall overnight, and by early today sylvania and one In southeast For Red Bank and Rumson HAZLET — Tbe Bayshore was given to guests who were shuttled between the facilities the activity bad extended — Ohio. bridge, add two hours; Sea chapter of Parents Without by bus. but weakened as well - from Heavy rains in northeast Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Partners will have a Bicen- The stadium itself is virtually complete although there is 1 » central Indiana and northern Ohio brought rapid rises on Long Branch, deduct 15 min- tennial celebration Wednes- still a tab: amount of work remaining in the locker room and Koptone Saving Kentucky Into western Vlr the streams and flood warn- utes; Highlands bridge, add day at 8:90 p.m. in Holiday concession areas. It has 78,000 seats, all bright red and blue, •Ma. Last evening, several ings. • minutes. Inn, Rt.35. the Giant colors, and each with an unobstructed view of the a K there where you are \ SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY JULY 12 1976 Report is sharply critical of city police department (Continued) tones will necessitate six mo- "It Is our finding that the for new officers in addition to exceptions, these vehicles are mendations of the many dedi- tact of the matter is the po- H WoctVy Jr. c«> proposed ordinance con- tor patrolmen per shift. The command structure according those of the Civil Service an poor condition " cated members of our police lice department is under toutcil president, when trolling the rules and regu foot patrolmen assigned to to the table of organization is It the need for in- It also notes that there u no department who sought funds sUffed, underfinanced, lack presenting the report at ft*. latent of the department each individual shift should technically adequate. It is house training programs to be established program for repl and facilities with tMck It ing in effective discipline aid lerdty'i press conference be aider the command of blatantly apparent, however, tfi«hH«frH through the spe- The ordinance specifies a acing these vehicles fight crime and were repel organisation, tad, is I re- noted that the report u baaed Job description for each of the that shift's sergeant" that this structure is poorly cial services division which "Often, a high percentage tedly given too little, too sult, unable to provide the on conditioM la the police de ranks The report recommends administered, therefore, in- would make use of officers of the fleet is out of service late" kind of service and protection partiMat at they edited ltd It (1*0 calls lor a police that the uniformed patrol di- effective and often ignored " who have received training completely due to age. abuse a city the sue of Long Branch September, when the last or manual to be distributed to vision be increased to M men It also Hates that the detec- jutside of the department, and lack of a proper mainle I tie report concludes. "The needs" the testimony was taken each officer. (The manual is over t three year fiscal peri- tive division "enjoys a degree and experts in other areas of nance program (either pre now being prepared by S. od. Presently there are SI of autonomy which prevents criminology ventlve or remedial) This Marshall Roser Jr., public men in this department the entire department from A recommendation it also situation has an adverse af safety director.) In its findings on the papatro' l functioning in an integrated made to name a ballistics and feet on the efficiency and mo- "Standard operating proce- division, the committee fire arms training officer to rale of the department," con- Police plan funding must be developed for states, "The command struc- The report acknowledges a be held responsible for a tinues the report an facets of the department's ture Is adversely affected by shortage of space for storing "thorough, rigorous and man- In summary, the report operation, as well as, the indi- the irregular assignment and evident, but expresses optim- datory program of firearms says, "It is the conclusion of vidual conduct and responsi- rotation of these shifts with- ism that the new municipal training." this committee, after months bilities of each officer," the in the division." building will alleviate the Part of the program recom- of investigation, study and up to City Council report suggests. It adds "Although we real- space problems. mended would include t min- criticism, that there are more formed patrol division from The report also recom- ize that there is a distinct The report also recom- imum of two annual firearms LONG BRANCH - What II that the ref iort "dealt only In weaknesses than strengths in 51 men to II men; estab- mends creation of six patrol manpower shortage, the mends that written records, tests with remedial training all boils down to is whether geswrallUt*.." our Department of Public lishing an In-service training noes from the four now exis- above mentioned shift prob- detailing planned actions for offered as deemed necessary the City Council will lund im- Mr Dennis refused to par Safety program, replacing a number ting by splitting the two zones lems do not produce max- minuevers involving more by the ballistics expert. provements that It has sun tlctpite iri the probe, saying "The weaknesses are there, of police vehicles and estab- with the highest incident of imum effectiveness from thin one police division, be "We further recommend gested for the city's police de- that the Investigation com not as a product of a few indi- lisking t police library crime. existing manpower." kept that the City of Long Branch partment. mittee w as formed under sev viduals, but rather as a prod- Dr. Sal J. Preiloso, city ere public pressure The report states that "al- The report also suggests This recommendation ap- develop facilities, either re- The council and the four uct of years of neglect by our business administrator, is ex- though we realize that the that each patrolman has his pears to address a repeated gional or otherwise, for all of citizen advisors made several Oa thu night II was formed, citizens, along with elected pected to provide the council current manpower situation squad changed annually so as objection of the Russell shoot- the training programs. Such major recommendations in a he was physically attacked by and appointed officials. with cost estimates for each does not permit the coverage to "prevent any ongoing per- ing. A lack of co-ordination facilities should include, but report concerning police de- a groti'p of angry citizens who of the recommendations of these six zones, we feel sonality conflicts or the devel- between detectives and pa- not be limited to, a firing "The entire city is at fault partment operations released hhd demanded such a com made in the U-page report that, as men are added, the opment of squad com- trolmen on the night of the range and a library of cri- for not listening to or acting yesterday mltlf i be named The rest of new zones should be covered placency," shooting has been charged. minology and law," adds the on toe complaints of its mer- Patrolman Jules Wolfson, the council voted in favor of There are no figures yet president of the Policeman's the measure. Mr Dennu did starting at peak crime peri- The report also calls tor a report. chants for more police protec- In the criminal in- available concerning the cost Benevolent Association not vote for it and subs* ods and eventually with formal recruitment program in a review of the motor ve- tion, the protestations of hun- vestigation division, the re- of these recommendations, (PBA), Local II, said yes- quently refused to attend an) around the clock coverage. to be instituted with the city hicle fleet, the committee dreds of victims of burglary port lashes out at the admin- said Howard H Woolley Jr., terday that the city has un- of the committee s meeting "The coverage of these istration of detectives, saying, imposing its own standards found that, "with very few aid assault and the recom- city council president dertaken other reports of a "Apparently, most of the in similar nature concerning formation gathered is based The recommendations in- the police department and clude Increasing the unl- on lateral comments and many of those recommenda- Keretty stitements on the tions are still not realised be-part of various polirr tttiafi Stolen car came m one funded them." who may or may not hive at Patrolman Wolfson added axe to grind," charged Mr .heWORLD is found in that he "hopes the council Dennis By The Associated Press will give us the support we Mayor Henry R Cioffi, need to make the police de- reached last night, said thai 3 minutes partment better." he had not read the report Angola asks $5,000 for body MARLBORO - When Marl Councilman James w Den- and could therefore not makr nis, the sole council memtwr a comment on it WASHINGTON - Daniel Gearhart signed up to fight as a boro police move, they really who did not participate In the mercenary in Africa because his family was deeply in debt. move police Investigation, charged Now, says his widow, the Angolan government that executed The department received a him wants her to pay $5,000 to get his body back. call at "|:H p m. Saturday Angry and close to tears yesterday, Sheila Gearhart said over the Monmouth County her husband died on their 11th wedding anniversary. "I'm be- police radio that a vehicle INM«) IS had Just been stolen from KftaHMfn ginning to wonder if they didn't even know that," she said. "I IW.11 OFFSET wouldn't be surprised." Pond Road in Freehold .Town- ship. The M year old Vietnam veteran was executed Saturday 2EROX COPIES ! TWITE I I I by an Angolan firing squid, although he claimed he never had At 7:11 p.m. Just three min "Clrclt of Frimndt- a chance to fight in the African country before his capture by utes later, Marlboro Police Cuban troops. He bad advertised his services as a mercenary Lt Edward Chaban and Pa INSTANT TUESDAY in Soldier of Fortune magazine. trolman Ronald Murphy "Fnih" spotted the car parked at the PRINTING Mrs. Gearhart said her husband fought for pay because of WEDS. $30,000 in debts plaguing the family. Now, facing life as a wid- Marlboro Mall While You wait ow on welfare with four children, she said the Angolan gov- The car, which belonged to •Clrcl* ol Frl*nd%" Little Lulu's Italian ices of ernment has told her it will cost her $5,000 to get her hus- fffwolfpressinc Octal Sandwich* linden, has been returned to band's body back. ASSESSOR SWORN IN — Jomes J. Mulroy, second from right, Is sworn In 170 Monmouth Street atntdMon mcuFn its owner, police report They as Long Branch tax assessor by Mrs. Jennie DeFazIo, city clerk. Dr. Sal J. Red tank, 741-MOO Prezioso, city business administrator, left, holds the Bible for Mr. Mulroy. had at yet no information |fobaseball star and currently sometimes much more. This poli. a sportscaster for the team, type of loan permits for Military intervention by the three countries appeared unli- as its spokesman. long term payout, there- kely. Egypt refused previous leftist appeals for military help. paymenU can be as EXPERIENCED small as needed. Libya has confined its support to arms which it can no longer MANAGER deliver because of a Syrian blockade. Iraq's only help in the DEBT CONSOLIDATION past has been threatening troop movements along the Syrian The branch is headed up The money can be used border, which have had no effect oh Syrian intervention in by Edward Tomtini, a top for any purpose at all in- Lebanon. executive of THE MONEY STORE since its inception. cluding debt consolidation, Arafat said "urgent action ... is needed to avoid a mas- He is s long time resident payment of taxes, medical sacre" at the Nahr El Bared and Badawi refugee camps. He When your name is on a CJB savings book, you'll of the area and is consid- expenses, college tuition, reported that Syrian armored forces broke through the outer ered an expert In real estate purchase of an automobile, g# interesting reading with the highest interest defense lines of both camps and "the battles are still flaring. and related financing fields. new furniture, or even for rales the la« allows us to pay Make your money Two Syrian tanks are destroyed and many of our civilian business purposes. people have been killed." 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CENTRAL JERSEY BANK in.mii d M UuckM Prru Tin Miecma rrin ft mimt •> In Toms River it's Dick Fel- AND TRUST t#co1 lwwl 1 1 ln dmlvWv to HmvMtt *" *** P* " ** *• nwinoptr m wen SECONDARY ton at 2444300. You are "&M CESM « »- •«* M J .mi and ol MkUOo... MORTGAGE LOANS invited to call for informa- 29 CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU / MiOILESEX MONMOUTH OCEAN UNION The figures quoted will tion or advice even though MMto tMorttn U » !»» Ill" be based on t highly popu- you have no intention of Horn* dfllrtry br Corrt«r fj Ctnti a wMk SJng* COOT 01 cvuntof IS CflfiH lar method of borrowing, borrowing. 4 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. JULY 12.1976 IIIIIIIMIMiiMtlllllKIIIMIIMMIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIHIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllliMllli Funeral service is tomorrow for man pinned to wall by car Minimum Lester Eckhoff, radio operator MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Mosquera vehicle and then was bom. Besides being em- Funeral services will be to- the produce stand, police ployed at the produce stand, KEANSBURG - Lester F ter, and a member of Ihr morrow for George P. Lubr- said. he operated a mobile lunch Eckhol'f, one of the oldest Amateur Radio Club for M ano, to. of Keyport who died Mrs. Vasquez was Issued a wagon In the Keyport area. imiteur radio operators In years. He operated radio sta- Friday when a car crashed summons for foUowing a car He Is survived by two the country, died Friday In tion WIMQE here into an outdoor produce stand too closely, police said, and brothers, Ralph V. Lubrano of llonmouth Medical Center, on Rt J5 where he was work- Surviving are his widow, additional charges are pend- Brooklyn and Michael J. Long Branch. ing Mrs. Evelyn Eckhoff; two l«g Lubrano of New York; and He was 72, and Uved at 249 sons, George and Robert Eck Police said a car driven by No one In either car was in- three sisters, Mrs. Lucy Cas- Day'Ave. hoff. both of Mlddletown; a Mrs. Altagarcl M. Vasquez of jured, according to police leUano of Long Island, NY., Mr Eckrtoff was born In brother, Harold Eckhoff of Elizabeth allegedly crashed Patrolman Joseph Beldonza Mrs. Angelina Lucci of Brook- lyn, and Mrs. Mary Sue Pap- Jersey City and moved here Katonah, NY.; two sisters, into another car on Rt. IS. is in charge of the in- pa of Keyport. 3D years ago from Union. Mrs. Irene Herman and Mrs bounced off that vehicle and vestigation. , into the produce stand. He retired seven years ago Jean Leonard, both of Short Mr. Lubrano of Church St., The Day Funeral Home, after working as an accoun- Hills; six grandchildren; and Mr. Lubrano was pinned to Keyport, moved here II years Keyport, is in charge of ar- tant with Western Electric a great-grandchild the back wall of Susie's Farm ago fronr Brooklyn, where he rangements. Co., Keamy, for 42 years. Market for approximately 15 He was a member of the The John F Pfleger Funer- minutes before he was freed Stanley Bartkewici Telephone Pioneers of Amer- al Home, New Monmouih. is when a utility company emer- ica, Stanley S Holmes Chap- In charge of arrangements gency truck arrived at the EAST KEANSBURG - Born in Jersey City, he scene. The truck crew, from Stanley "Buck" Bartkewicz, Uved here for more than 20 70, of 36 White St. died Mrs. Tessie A. S/ymaiiMki Jersey Central Power and years. Light Co., arrived to remove Wednesday in Riverview Hos- An Army veteran of World power lines that had fallen on pital, Red Bank, after a long War II, he was a retired bar- KEANSBURG - Mrs. Tes- Surviving are three daugh- illness. sle A. Stymanski, 72, of 1C7 ters, Mrs. Irene Wilhalme, the car after the crash. The tender. SEA BRIGHT CELEBRATES - Youthful resldentsj>artlclpate In 0 square Park Ave. died yesterday In with whom she lived, and car was then pulled away Surviving are his widow, dance In the Sea Bright municipal parking lot to kick off the borough s Bi- her home. Mrs. Helen Baussmann and from the victim by a tow Michael Kennedy Julia Walker Baftkewicz; centennial celebration. The dance Saturday night was followed by a slide Mrs Szymanskl was bom in Mrs. Dorothy Marslco, both truck. HOWELL - Michael Ken- three sons, Raymond Bar- presentation depleting the growth of the borough since the turn of the cen- Wilmington, Del., antt moved of Woodridge; a son, Walter The victim was pronounced nedy, the infant son of Mr. tkewlcz of Keansburg, Donald tury. here SO years ago from Jer- Szymanski of Florida; a dead at Bayshore Community and Mrs. AUen Kennedy of 8 Bartkewicz of Highlands and sey City. She was the widow brother, Al PoUtowskl of Jer- Hospital, Holmdel G Green Acres Mobile Court, Stanley Bartkewicz of Vlck- ot Vincent Stymanski who sey City; two sisters, Mrs According to police, Mrs. died Saturday shortly after sburg, Miss.; two daughters, died in 19*0 Jennie Kapraszewski of Lind- Vasquez swerved to avoid hit- birth in Freehold Area Hospi- Mrs Barbara Kaplan of Clif- en and Mrs. Helen Stubbs of tal, Freehold Township. ton and Mrs. Alicia Hansel- Plankton bloom ting a car driven by Mrs. Frank Eamello Sr. Hasbrouck Heights; and nine Maria L. Mosquera of Eliza- In addition to bis parents, man of Vlcksburg, Miss.; a grandchildren. beth who was stopped on the he is survived by his paternal brother, Anthony Bartkewicz KEYPORT - Frank Ea- of Forked River; a sister, Mrs. The John J. Ryan Home for highway. Mrs. Vasquez alle- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. meUo Sr., 89, of 211 First SI Marie Garson of North Ar- Funerals is in charge of ar- gedly tried to veer onto the Joseph Kennedy of Manala- died Saturday In Bayshore lington; 12 grandchildren, and seen cause of fish kill pan; and his maternal grand- Community Hospital, Holm- rangements. shoulder lane, but struck the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nick a great-grandchild. fishermen will be asked to del. SANDY HOOK - Specula sive plankton bloom. We have Mrs. Rernard Mankoff Grenzano of here. Arrangements were under Uon late last week that a fish gotten strong evidence to that compare the number of dead Mr. Eamello was born in The Hlggins Memorial the direction of John J. Ryan effect. There was a tre- fish now with that of a month LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Monmouth County Volunteer kill in coastal waters here Italy and settled In this are,) Home, Freehold, is in charge Home for Funerals, Keans- mendous plankton bloom as ago. This will be compared Jean J. Mankoff, 57, ot 480 Hospital Organization; the could be attributed to natural in 1911 of arrangements. burg. far back as March. This could with results of similar sur- Ocean Blvd. died yesterday at Shore Chapter of Deborah causes essentially has been He was a retired laborer. very weU be the cause of the veys in previous years. Monmouth Medical Center. Hospital, Browns Mills; and proven correct. Surviving are his widow, kill," he said The recent fish kill is the Mrs. Delia Eamello; four She was born in Newark the Monmouth County Aux- Frank W. Steimle Jr., a Divers continued diving third since 1M8 that has been sons, Frank Eamello Jr. of and had been an area resi- iliary of Monmouth Medical fishery biologist at the Sandy Three Keansburg men over the weekend, trawling reported. Officials last week Matawan Township, Guy Ea- dent for the past 20 years. Center. Hook laboratories of the Na- and collecting water samples, said those In past years were niello of Mlddletown, Robert She was a member of the Surviving are her husband, tional Marine Fisheries Ser- Mr. Steimle said. often accompanied by a lack EameUo of Alton, N.M., and Bernard; two sons, Lawrence vice, said yesterday, "To the accused of break-in The plankton bloom has of oxygen at the ocean's bot- Donald Eamello, here; two and Alan, both at home; two best of our knowledge we Joseph T. Scala produced a lack of oxygen at tom. daughters, Mrs. Jeanette daughters, Mrs. Lois Niesen MIDDLETOWN - Three Lawless, currently lodged in think low oxygen created by EATONTOWN - Joseph T. the bottom of the ocean. Mr. Another fisher biologist, Beck of Matawan, and Mrs. and Mrs. Susan Massar, both Keansburg men have been the Yardville Correctional In- the end ot the plankton bloom "John" Scala, 10, of 527 Steimle said that, In the last Robert Reid, agreed that the Deanna Dietrich, here; two of Miami, Fla.; two brothers, charged with the Feb. J stitute on other charges, has caused the fish to die." Washington St. died Friday in few days, It was "not low fish kill could be attributed to brothers, Joseph EameUo of Bertram and Harold Armm; break-In at the Country Sud- not yet been Issued a hearing Divers and fishermen last Monmouth Medical Center, enough to kill fish, but enough natural causes. "However, we Long Branch, and William and three granddaughters. ser Car Wash, Rt. 35, here. date. weekend reported to officials Long Branch. to make a stress on them." believe that sludge (dumped Eamello of Deal; a sister, Capt. Letts said Mr. Color- at the laboratories here that He had lived in Jersey City The Richard C. Holdal Fu- According to Detective in the ocean) contributes to Mrs. Lucy Plperno of Mata- usso was arrested at his home an excessive number of dead He said, too, that biologists before moving here two years neral Home, Ocean Township Capt. Robert M. Letts, ar- the large blooms because it wan; 18 grandchildren, and Thursday. Mr Walker was and dying fish were being nope to determine today the ago. is In charge of arrangements. rested as the result of a four- supplies nutrients." nine great-grandchildren. arrested at his hotel resi- found In offshore waters. The number of fish killed He said A Navy veteran of World month investigation were Jo- dence June 30. affected area Included waters The Bedle Funeral Home, War II, Mr. Scala was a re- Israel SchUsserman seph L. Colorusso, 2], of Main Police said approximately from Ambrose Light to Point Matawan, Is in charge of ar- tired produce dealer and the OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Is St.; David Walker, 28, of the Pleasant. rangements. 11,000 In merchandise was owner of Johnny's Market In rael Schlisserman, 91, of 1109 Belevedere Hotel, and James Mr. Steimle said, "In some Jersey City. Darlene Ave., died yesterday Lawless, 25 of Shore St. AU taken during the Feb. 3 rob- bery. Among items taken Instances, the kill has affect- Surviving are a son, James at Jersey Shore Medical Cen- three have been charged with Robert A. Knapp Sr. from the car wash office were ed commercial fishermen." M. Scala of RoseUe; a broth- ter, Neptune. breaking, entering and la- PREMIER PASSBOOK MATAWAN - Robert A. a 12-inch portable television, He said he had heard of some er, Frank S. Scala Jr., of Jer- He was born In Russia and rency. Knapp Sr., 74, of » LltUe St. a calculator, a typewritten a reports from fishermen who, sey City; a sister, Mrs. Helen had lived In the shore area died Friday In Bayshore Com- Mr. Colorusso, who is in stereo, petty cash, cigarettes 10 days ago, found that 75 per munity Hospital, Holmdel M. Sanders oil Belmar, and since 1119. cent of their catch was dead. He was a retired laundry municipal jail in lieu of $2,500 and flashlights. Mr. Knapp was born in two grandchildren Mr. Steimle, also a diver, proprietor. bail, and Mr. Walker, free in Detective Ronald Oh- Sloatsburg, N.Y., and moved The Daniel A Keilly Funer- said biologists "will continue His wife, Cella, pre- (1,000 bail, will face prelimi- nmacht was the investigating here 12 years ago from Upper al Home, Belmar, is in charge taking water samples to see If deceased him. Surviving are nary hearings today. Mr. officer. Saddle River. of arrangement;; changes in the weather will two sons, Philip and Aaron He was a retired under- move the plankton." 5%% Schlisserman, both of Ocean writer with the American In- Mrs. George Nelson Divers plan to continue Township; three daughters, 90 Days Notice $500 Minimum surance Co., of New York. 1 RED BANK - Mrs. Ruth their investigation today, Mr. Mrs. Gussie Mlchelson, Man denies larceny F. Nelson, 74, of 215 Manor Steimle said, to determine the Surviving are his widow, Miami Beach, Fla. Mrs. Sa- Mrs. Irma M. Knapp; two East died Saturday In her movement of the plankton. home. rah Pasternak, Ocean Town- sons, Robert A. Knapp Jr. of ship and Mrs. Sonia Bolotsky, of a television set But, so far, he said, biolog- Old Bridge and Richard F Born in Jersey City, she FREEHOLD - A 28-year- Sairs Ave., Long Branch, Regular Passbook Earning Lakewood; 14 grandchildren; old Ttnton Falls man has April 13, and contributing to ists "seem to have come to Knapp of Berwyn, Pa.; a had lived In this area 36 and 12 great-grandchildren. daughter, Mrs. Barbara Gil- yean. pleaded innocent to charges the delinquency of two 13- the conclusion that the fish from day of deposit to day breath, here; a brother., She was a communicant of The Richard C. Holldal Fu- of breaking Into a Tinton year-old boys by allowing Charles Knapp of Minnesota; St. James Roman Catholic neral Home, Ocean Township, Falls home and stealing a them to enter the trailer He died as the result of a mas- and nine grandchildren. Church. Is In charge of the arrange- television set last Aug. 27. also denied causing malicious of withdrawal also available. ments. Library has The Day Funeral Home, Surviving are her husband, Robert Stanton of Cherry St., damage by breaking in win- Keyport, Is in charge of ar- George J. Nelson Sr.; two Mrs. Martha H. Tinton Falls, pleaded in- dows and an aluminum frame youth programs rangements. sons, George J. Nelson Jr. of nocent by mall to charges of and ransacking the interior of LONG BRANCH - The Atlanta, Ga, and Richard L. Parham breaking into the home of the trailer. Topping Library for children Roy F. Nesbit Nelson of New York. FREEHOLD - Mrs Mar- Daniel Stanton Sr., 70 Stlner Barbara Wall, 21, of Wedge- of the Long Branch Public Li- tha Harris Parham, 73, of 15 Ave., Tinton Falls, and steal- EAST KEANSBURG - Roy The John E. Day Funeral wood Gardens, Eatontown, brary will have special sum- CERTIFICATES Factory St. died Saturday at ing the television set valued F. Nesbit, 77, of 14 Morn Home Is In charge of arrange- denied receiving stolen prop- mer programs Fridays for the Freehold Convacenter. between $200 and $500. Ingslde Place died yesterday ments. erty, articles valued at $654 children ages four through Born in Lewlsburg, NX, From In Mon mouth Medical Center, Mark Lew, 25, of Merrick, belonging to Eileen M. De- seven and on Mondays for she had Uved in this area for Long Branch, following a long Harry Richter N.Y., pleaded Innocent by tore, Wedgewood Gardens, children ages eight through 35 years. maU to charges of stealing an Illness LONG BRANCH - Harry and a television set valued at 12. She was a member of the electric guitar valued over Mr. Nesbit was born in Richter, H, of S55 Bath Ave. $500 belonging to Thomas 1 % -2 YEARS Church of Our Lord Jesus $500 belonging to Harry Jack- Films of famous children's Pennsylvania and moved here died Saturday in Monmouth Sunns, Wedgewood Gardens, Christ, and a state missionary son, Rt. 537, Colts Neck, be- books will be shown and two three years ago from Jersey Medical Center. March 23 in Eatontown. for the church. tween May 10 and 14 in Colts books will be read each week. $2,000 NUN. City. He was a retired train- He was bom In Austria and She was the widow of Neck and possessing a shot- Christine Jorgenson, 28, of ' The library is also sponsor- 6 / i man for the Penn Central 2 bad Uved In New York before Charles Parham, who died in gun without a permit. Ship Bottom denied aiding ing two reading clubs (or chil- Railroad. He was a World moving here 12 years ago. 1171 Ronald Callahan, 31, of and abetting another patient dren. To War I Army veteran, and a He was a World War I Surviving are four sons, First St., HoweU, denied pos- of Marlboro Psychiatric Hos- member of American Region Army veteran and a retired Wilbur Parham of Stamford, sessing vallum Aug. 2 In pital in breaking into the hos- Post JJ8, Leonardo. garment cutter. Conn., Charles Parham of Marlboro. Callahan was pital pharmacy and aiding Surviving are his widow, Surviving are his widow, Neptune, Bernard and Eu- among those arraigned before and abetting In the theft of % 6YEARS Mrs. Elsie M. Nesbit; a son, Fay Richter, and three sisters. narcotic drugs Sept. 5. She 1 gene Parham, both here; a Superior Court Judge Merritt 21% in r Roy H. Nesbit of Sommer- Mrs. Dora Green, Mrs. Lee daughter, Mrs. Virginia Mar- also denied conspiring with Lane Jr. AIR CONDITIONING ville; a grandchild; and a Berger and Mrs. Ann Shapiro, tin, with whom she lived; and two other patients to break 4 $5,000 Min. great-grandchild all of Fla. Joseph McGinnls, 36, of into the pharmacy and to eight grandchildren. Clark St., Union Beach, de- COSTS WITH The Woolley Funeral Home, steal the drugs, and possess- The John J. Ryan Home for The Higgins Memorial nied unlawfully obtaining a Long Branch, Is in charge of ing the drugs with intent to WINDOW SHADES Funerals, Keansburg, is in Home is in charge.of arrange credit card, forging 11 credit Money orders ovoflobw to arrangements. distribute them. charge of arrangements. ments charge appUcatlons at Sears, Rt. 35, Middletown, and ob- Claude Pitts, 30, of West account holders. No service charge. Lottery winners taining goods valued at Westside Ave., Red Bank, $538.94 from the store be- pleaded innocent by mail to Window TRENTON - The winning tween Dec. 13 and 19. charges of assaulting a wom- Shocks number In the New Jersey Israel Santana, 19, of Union an with Intent to rape her, ab- ACCOUNTS INSURED TO $40,000 Pick-It lottery on Friday was Ave., Long Branch, denied ducting her and committing 503. The straight bet paid committing an atrocious as- private lewdness April 22 in 1285. The box bet paid $47 50. byFSLIC sault and battery and assault- Freehold Township. PMCES The front or back pair paid ing Felipe Canales, Westwood $28.50. James Novembre, 30, of SUIT AT Ave., Long Branch, with a Carr Ave., Keansburg, denied We hi» a beautiful selection The winning Pick-It number knife March 1 in Long assaulting John McDermott, Fader* regulations permit withdrawals from Savings CrntH- ol stripes wMs. florals, scal- cafes before maturity providing the rate ot interest on on Saturday was 874. The Branch. Ml Bay Ave., Highlands, with straight bet paid $268. The lop and hinge and plain bot- amount withdrawn Is reduced to passbook rate and 3 Santana also denied break- a pistol and possessing a pis- toms All in a wide ana* of months Interest is torteited box bet paid $44.50. The front ing Into a camping trailer be- tol with an unlawful Intent colon We also slock sun up or back pair paid $26 50 to 72" wot Prown s has ev- longing to Sonny Spurlock, 1 Feb. 8 in Keansburg. erything in window shades Battleship NJ program Wednesday Our topo r Hi* lint aerrte* tordepositor s «y» W and or — Corned Beef and FREEHOLD - The Battle- •WAINSTAY Cabbage that you've ship New Jersey Historical Museum Society Is sponsoring never tasted before a "Battleship New Jersey" "•\FEDERAL — Music and Dancing to the night at the Ocean Township Innovation r Tunes of the Biddy Earlies branch of the county library, Deal Road, Wayside, at 7:X i\SAVINGS p.m. Wedneiiday. /7/^\ COlflNIAl The free program will In- w \ And Loan Association clude a showing of the film Brtodv's 36 MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK, N J. "American Dreadnough" and The Best Banking talk by the society's execu- For Th(tt.0)e Best fears Of *w Lite fyFRST NATONA1 BANK. M1-MN tive director, radio and TV mmt FBXMl SAVINGS AW LOAN IMSUtUICI COtf producer' Allan WaUace. FDIC Fidelity Union Bwicwpmit SHREWSBURY, N J MONOAY JULY t: i»76 The My Reghter S Holiday North sewer line work resumes Wednesday FREEHOLD - Construe find that the people are suf- rary restraint, argued that Ike court dissolved the I tion of the remaining 1,4M fering irreparable harm if the further evidence of Ferco's rary retrain! and permstud feet of sewer Use to connect remaining 1.4M feet of pipe breach of contract was the the WMUA to declare the the Hobday North housing de were not completed fact that it has not performed company in default that It velopment into the Western Judge Yaccarlno also cau- any work on the contract would be out of busuess A Monmouth Utilities Authority tioned Ferco that if work did since last June defaill declaration cosld (WalUA) sewer system will not begin Wednesday he Mr Schaefer told the court jeopardiie the firm's standing begin Wednesday. would dissolve the temporary that the WMUA now finds It for obtaining bonding, mala- Ferco lac. of Old Bridge, court order as requested by self in a position of a threat- tamed the attorney the contractor who had been WMUA ened cutback of funding for Judge Yaccartao said that •warded the contract which Ferco had obtained the its sewer project If Ferco u even aasuniag that then was included this hookup but temporary restraint to block not on the Job by Friday. July a genuine dispute between the which had stopped work over the WMUA from declaring It II, or if another contractor is two parties he would not ail a dispute with the WIIUA, in default of its contract and not working In its place by idly by and watch the | agreed in court Friday to re- from hiring another con- Augfl of Holiday North suffer sume work this week. tractor to complete the work The people of Hobday North BOAT CRASH — Spectators line the Rumson-Sea of the bridge. The craft was swept Into the bridge The agreement came dur- Morton Salkind. WMUA have suffered more than long Went Long Branch Bright Bridge yesterday afternoon after the yacht ">y the current, marine police said. ing a motion before Superior chairman, sakt last week that enough, said Mr Schaefer, in- Super Star, out of New York, struck the south side Court Judge Thomas L the contractor had refused to forming the court that only man found innocent Yaccarlno In which the complete the remaining 1,400 1.40* feet of pipe remains to FREEHOLD - Alter a one- WHUA sought to have lifted a feel of sewer lines for the be installed If the present sit day nonjury thai, Superior temporary restraint which 1117,000 he bid on and has re- ualton persists there will be a Coarl Judge-Patrick J. blocked it from declaring quested an additional ttoo.ooo continuing danger to the Mctiann Jr. found a Vest Ferco in default of its con- to finish the Job. The work health and welfare to the Long Branch man innocent of Yacht strikes bridge tract. had been scheduled for com- people of Holiday North, he charges he obtained money Judge Yaccarlno said the pletion April 1175. Mr Salkind said. fraudulently by failing to de- SEA BRIGHT - The colli- of New York, was heading to- i barge to pass under the UonmouUi Beach. remaining 1,400 feet of pipe had stated Knyntsiilliig Ferco, Rich- liver merchandise sion of t 68 foot yacht with ward the ocean when it was bridge. There was no damage to was not an insurmountable The legal dispute between ard K. Rosenberg of Glen Gerard Roussell, Oceanport the south side of the Rumson- swept into the bridge by the "When the yacht attempted the bridge, and only minor obstacle He added that the the WMUA and Ferco began Rock, maintained that the Ave., had been charged will Sea Bright bridge yesterday strong current and pinned to go through, the angle was damage to the yacht, the ma- public was suffering because last year. Some matters of company was waiting for the taking 1171 from Frank Crt- provided the only bit of ex- there shortly after 1 p.m., wrong, and the current swept rine policeman said the development was not sew- the dispute are in arbitration arbitrators to give It direction lanlo. Greens Ave . Long citement in an otherwise pla- marine police said. it Into the bridge," said a ma- The craft had been moored end Marvin E. Schaefer, WMUA on how to proceed in the mat- Branch, on May t, 1174 for cid and sultry summer week- They said the craft, regis- rine patrolman. i at the Channel Club, lion- The Judge cautioned Fer- attorney, In urging the ter. fenct posts which he alle- end hen. tered to Michael Meyers of The yacht was extricated mouth Beach. co's attorney that he would court to dissolve the tempo- The attorney argued that If gedly failed to deliver Livingston, had pulled to the with the help of a utility boat The yacht Super Star, out side to allow a tugboat pulling from Whin's Boat Works of One year later...we're still worth looking for State crime strike 1st Anniversary force to be boosted Celebration By HENRY GOTTLIEB chief. Friday, midway through the Our Navesink Office In recent years, Goldstein trial. NEWARK (AP) - Upset by and other U.S. attorneys have Lacey, who was a severe Highway 36 and Valley Drive, Navesink recent assertions that its war complained to their superiors critic of the strike force when on the mob Is lagging In New in Washington that strike he was U.S. attorney five Jersey, the U.S. Justice De- force lawyers, over whom years ago, told a defense law- Now through July 23 rd partment begins a shakeup they had no jurisdiction, were yer: "I don't blame you tor this week In Its local orga- inefficient, Inexperienced, taking advantage of a slip- nized crime strike force. and bungling the job. shod piece of work by the The strike force staff of at- The New Jersey strike strike force attorney." torneys will be doubled; It force now has a backlog of 39 The strike forces have tra- will be given new policy di- pending trials, with nearly 200 ditionally handled loan shark, rectives, and its work will be defendants, and it is feared hijacking, gambling and ex supervised (or the first time some of the cases may have tortion prosecutions devel- by the U.S. attorney's office, to be dismissed because of oped by the FBI, Drug En- which has had considerable faulty preparation by strike forcement Administration, In- success prosecuting white col- force attorneys. ternal Revenue Service and lar and political corruption A case against several re- Labor Department. cases. puted mob underlings on If the reorganization Is suc- charges they stole thousands The critics assert the strike cessful In New Jersey, It will of dollars worth of clothing force should take more of a be carried out in 10 other from a New Jersey ware- leadership role by estab- strike forces throughout the house Is believed to be in lishing policy goals for the country. serious difficulties because of agencies, rather than simply "The aim of the reorganiza- an error by a young strike accept the cases handed to deposit $5.000or more, tion is to provide aggressive force attorney. them. FREE GIFTS FOR NEW AND EXISTING ACCOUNTS enforcement against orga- The lawyer forgot to turn Under the reorganization choose from nised crime," said U.S. At- over key evidence to the de- plan, the present staff of four A Pair ot Beacon Thermal torney Jonathan L. Goldstein, fense before the trial and U.S. attorneys will be augmented Banian by five, all of whom will have whose aide William W. Rob- District Court Judge Fred- 2 7 piece Regal Cookwar* Set ertson will be sworn in today erick B. Lacey ruled it was experience preparing com- as the strike force's new inadmissible as evidence plicated cases for trial. 3 Sharp Calculator- 8 dtgjl. 6 liuutlons 4 Alson s Mauage Action Shower Head Mrs. Nixon improved deposit $2,500 or mor*. choose from LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) leave her partially paralyzed. Dr. Jack M. Hosier, a 5 Regal Poly Perc Coffee — The Nixon family's optim- Former President Richard neurologist treating the 04- Maker ism Is rising with reports that M. Nixon said late yesterday year-old former first lady, b Pado Chair Pat Nixon Is out of the criti- said It would be two to three as he left Long Beach Me- 7 Van Wyck Gin & Bottle cs! stage In her recovery morial Hospital that he was months before doctors know from a stroke that could encouraged by his wife's if she has suffered any per- Opener progress. manent damage. H Pyrex Ware 4Cannl»ter Set Nixon and daughters Tricia He noted that she was feel- deposit $100 or more, Cox and Julie Elsenhower ing more comfortable yes- choose from Cop, driver spent more than four hours terday, although there was 9 3 piece Kitchen Chopper with Mrs. Nixon. It was the still weakness in her left side file charges longest visit since she was and some slurring of speech. Mixer Juicer Set hospitalized Thursday, the Mrs. Nixon was moved yes- 10 Folding Travel Bag day after she was stricken. terday from her wlndowless 11 Delreto Scale of assault Earlier yesterday, doctors hospital room to one with a 12 EWcmc Hurricane Limp HIDDLETOWN - A bear- said Mrs. Nixon was no long- distant ocean view. The room ing in Municipal Court Is er in the critical stage, but was the same one in which slated for July » at 9:30 a.m. they warned that the danger her husband was treated for 1 imtl utw (ill per cutlomer The on cross-complaints of assault was not past. phlebitis In 1(74. qualifying (topoul mutt »#main in In* auuunl foi 14 monlht or a cnar9e lof and battery filed by a town- "Due to the nature of the Told that his wife had been thf yih will he rrukW ship patrolman and a High- stroke, there Is always a moved to his old room, Nixon lands man. chance of a patient's condi- said, "That room holds some tion suddenly deteriorating," rather unpleasant memories Savings Certificates for me but In the end I finally Claude O. Felts, V, of High- said a hospital spokeswoman. was able to come out of it and lands, was* arrested June 10 "Mrs. Nixon's blood pressure se that perhaps perks up her Free Drawing Is responding to treatment on charges of assault and bat- spirit a little bit. It may be a tery and released In $100 bail. and remains within normal limits" lucky room." Mr. Felts filed a similar com- Win a $5OO Shopping Spree in plaint against Patrolman James Wladyko, the arresting MINIMUM ONLY 11.000 officer. any Sycamore Mall Store 6 yrai mwuttly. Merchant beaten compliments of Investors Savings Compounded and payable quantity The charges stem from an Fulfill ugulitioni peimii untM'Mals Icon Smngi Cat- Incident the evening of June Enter as often as you like. Entry blanks are available at Investors Savings tiliciui bctor* matwiti providing Iht mi ol inlttttl on amount anlMfnm n i educed to pautKOk tin and II on Rt. M, Leonardo. Pa- and at Sycamore Mall stores. 3 nontht mtinit n Muted trolman Wladyko alleges that by alleged thief Regular Savings Accounts Mr. Felts tried to run a car On June 25th. July 2nd. 9th and 16th. at 3 P.M. we'll draw a $50 winner. off the road. A report filed by MIDDLETOWN- The over the weekend In lieu of On the final day, July 23rd at 3 P.M. we'll draw a $500 winner. You need the patrolman alleges that manager of an East Kesris- 8,500 ball, police said Mr. Felts subsequently left burg supermarket is listed in Charges of shoplifting are not be present at the drawings to win. All winners will be notified his car and assaulted the fair condition in Rlvervlew expected to be signed against immediately. driver, Harry Gastorf of Fair Hospital, Red Bank, after he him today, police said. Lawn, before being appre- was beaten by a man who al- According to police, Mr. Souvenirs for all! legedly sought to steal a shop- Mclnnes entered the store at Free, shopping bags and keychains for everyone. Compounded and payable momhV ping cart fun of meat from the approximately 0 p.m. Satur- D*o4 Depot* Mr. Felts claims It was his store Saturday night. day, loaded a shopping cart to Day oi ««h*a»al Savings mured to 540,000 by Ihe F S 11 C car that was chased off the with meat, and left the store ISO minimum balance I ill III! road by Mr. Gastorf. Upon The victim was identified without paying for It. getting out of his car, Mr. by police as Michael Harris, When the manager tried to Felts alleges he was attacked manager of Food City, Rt. JO, stop Mr. Mclnnes, he was by the driver. Mr. Felts East Keansburg. His assail- beaten. He was taken to the chirps that Patrolman Wla- ant, IdenUfied by police as hospital suffering head In- INVESTORS SAVINGS dyko then arrived on the John E. Mclnnes. M dt K juries and face cats. scene and assaulted him Broad St., Keyport, (aces ar- Investigating are Detec- raignment in municipal court tives Allen J. Ford, John Mul- I lighway 'Mian d Valley Drive, Navesink 1101,1 \1,,|| sin Mr. Felti was treated at today to answer charges of vey, and Barry Grimm, and • Hospital for head atrocious assault and battery. Patrolman James R. East- aad released. He was held In the county Jail The Daily Register Carter the conqueror EtUMiihtd in lin-Publufced by The lUd Bank Kcgiatr By JACK ANDERSON wltk iMiimmiiHiiiimiitii speak with accents not of ivy sentially without obligation to ARTHUR Z KAM1N LES WRITTEN but of magnolia the old power centers and special interest groups, opens President and Editor NEW YORK - Beneath the WASHINGTON There is a disgruntlement, surface harmony, as the too, about a Carter mean up a chance for Carter to be- Democrats assemble here to streak beneath the surface come a truly national leader, Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William V Sandford, Associate Editor nominate Jimmy Carter, run SCENE amiability, a hardness be- a nosayer to the predators conflicting currents of appre- neath the engaging sincerity, and parasites, a spokesman for the unorganised and reti- I MONDAY, JULY 12. 1976 hension and hope imiiimmimMliimiMilitiiiiiiimitiiiiiini a political purpose behind the cent. The apprehension arises plans beyond the Pennsylva- Billy Graham sermonettes from both the nature of the nia primary. One Democratic professional, There is a dawning hope victory and the character of Carter conquered by in-who has come to know Car- among the convening Demo- the man who won it. direction. After four years of ter, told us: "He's tough as a crats that Jimmy Carter, by 'Good show.' ingratiating himself with the warehouse rat." . tional conservative vs. liberal the direct link to the people Jimmy Carter overwhelmed he forged in M primaries, by public, he remains a frustra- But there is a note of admi- contest, it is suggested, they the Democratic party by by- his reaffirmation of sub- tlngly elusive suitor to Demo- ration in the old pro's voice. figured to take a shellacking. passing, even opposing, its merged but potent values, by cratic professionals and ideo- For despite the ambiguities But the advent of Carter traditional bastions. His cam- defeating without estranging logists alike who require the and the remoteness, Carter has blurred the party's vulne- paign effort was directed by his opponents, by burying the familiar pledges of the flesh also offers the Democrats a rability without surrendering an old Annapolis classmate old rancors and recreating his and spirit — which he resists new hope. They see in him an its basic goals, has held to- here, a born-agaln church party as a truly national in- giving In full measure. unexpected leader possessing gether the old constituencies brother there and a local ma- strument, is laying the basis political skills unseen since verick or an enthusiastic kid When Carter waxes effu- while ushering in new ones. for the restoration of the mor- the great architect of Demo- over yonder. sive, it is about the Holy Spir- Reconciled Southerners and al authority of the American cratic supremacy, Franklin It was an effort that began it, not the more traditional evangelical Christians - government. in 1172 In the middle of his objects of Democratic vener- D. Roosevelt, burst into groups which only yesterday term as governor of Georgia ation like economic planning, American politics. were rather wary of the party Those who know Carter say He gathered his tight little the evisceration of oil com- Instead of mean and elu- of Hubert Humphrey and he is fully aware of his op- circle of advisers around him panies and the redistribution sive, they see Carter as tough George McGovem — are at- portunity to revive the flag- to discuss their next conquest. of income. and prudent. They see a tacti- tracted to Carter. ging faith in the American With an audacity that was He has embraced his par- cian who outplanned, out- To many, Carter's cam- system, to end the national breathtaking, they set their ty's predilections just enough maneuvered, outlegged and paign as a Southerner who deadlock and to rescue the sights upon the White House to keep his primary oppo- outlasted successive waves of embraced the memory of people from the mire of cy- nicism. They pursued the presiden- nents from putting him in a opponents, a strategist who Martin Luther King Jr., and cy with a doggedness that box. The feeling persists that won his victories in a way Carter's crushing but gentle If he should be elected, he sent Carter to Florida 63 his heart isn't in it and that a that made possible the defeat of George Wallace in has told associates, he would times before he entered the winnowing of Democratic unifying of the party and the the South, constituted a politi- go Into the White House as a Democratic primary there. shibboleths is ahead. creation of an electoral coali- cal masterplay. They believe man of simplicity, a man who The strategy was to score a The Carter personality Is tion of historic significance. it has, without sacrifice of believes In God and Isn't af- series of rapid, early victories also a cause of concern. He is These hopefuls feel that party principles, saved the raid to say so. He would try to bring trust and integrity and let the momentum carry aloof and Inaccessible even to Carter, by his aloofness from South for the Democratic par- back to the White House, he them on to the nomination. those who are given access. the old Democratic powers ly has said. Carter confidantes tell He has also acquired a palace and panaceas, has given the There is another aspiration, us that they concentrated guard before he has the pal- party a needed facelift in the half-defined, floating around Maybe all this is just a their total effort on the first ace. Even more disturbing to nick of time. Had the Demo- Madison Square Garden. The Democratic pipe dream, but primaries, that they had no some, those who have his ear crats been caught in a tradi- nomination victory, won es- maybe it isn't. The greatest honeymoon ever

By JIM BISHOP IIHllHinnilllllllMHIIIIHIIIIIIIHIIHIillllllll whelmed with invitations. The gamblers are mathemati- city with the heart of sand cians. Chinese gamblers The sentimentalist asks for THE opened Its doors to the hand- giggle when they go broke. one more honeymoon. One holders Latins implore Our Lady of more, and then one more. He Dining became an endur- Guadalupe to please watch knew that the erosion of time REPORTER ance contest. They saw the Ca- the dice. makes a husband look more sino de Paris show through a In the middle of the night, like the father of his wife, but big leafy salad and a New Goldstandt made a pilgri- Milton A. Goldstandt enjoyed airport and palmed a few York steak. At the Hilton, mage to the bathroom and it. He was 80. quarters. Tha machine* they applauded Llberace as a stuffed more money in Dor Whatever mark Goldstandt clunked twice and dumped a piano wire flew him back and rle'i purse. She began to - aspired to make is already hat full of coins in a tray. forth across the stage, chirp- think she was winning. They chiseled in stone. He is an af- Goldstandt wouldn't put his ing, "Mary Poppins, eat your his wife and told her of the ate breakfast one-handed, fluent financial consultant In girl in a taxi. He hired a big heart out." times he played the game hanging on to each other with Our safe, sound Fourth HaUandale, Florida, a bald, black limousine. "This," he Golf is Goldstandt's hobby. with Walter Hagen. the other. molasses-skinned smiler who assured her, "is going to be He had to rest up for nine She grinned and said, The week flew on noisy asks nothing more of life than one heck of a honeymoon. Be- holes each morning at The "Who's that?" He shook wings. "Never had a honey- ings not been made, however, there Of the long and interesting health. sides, tomorrow Is my 80th Dunes. The starter hooked hands and bade her adieu and moon as good as this one," he Fourth of July weekend, we can con- is no way of knowing how much tur- He flew his "Dorrie," an at- birthday." him up with an attractive 21- explored Las Vegas from a laid. Dorrie packed. "You fidently say that a pleasant memory moil we would have experienced. tractive gray-haired woman, They lived it up at The year-old named Betsy taxi. At the new Union Plaza had a pretty good birthday linger* on. It was a tremendous weekend, to Las Vegas. Milt doesn't Dunes. He took a nap. She McWUley. MUton, attired In Hotel, Goldstandt was sur- too," she said. He nodded. and probably the best news coming gamble. Dorrie does. She will won 135 at blackjack. In the gold slacks and shirt, put on prised to find that an arthritic "Yes, indeed. Want to do It his courtly manner. Jewish woman played the slot again In three months?" Most of us are still wondering from it were the reports showing bet on blackjack, a horse or evening, they sat on a small whatever happened to the crowds bluff a hand of poker. porch, squinting at the choco- The girl hits 2M yards from machines and had just won Dorrie chuckled. She would that Monmouth County had no traf- an airplane standing in the which were expected to jam our The remarkable leature of late mountains which form the men's tees. Gamblers think about it. They flew fic fatalities and that the state had the honeymoon is that each the dessert dish for Las back her for bets of 110,000 lobby. home. The magic, like a highways and byways. Con- but a half dozen highway deaths. indulges the other. Quietly, he Vegas. cjiliat scratch players. Milt He walked into Stony's twilight sun, began to fade cessionaires and other business One vendor who took a financial stuffed her purse full of mon- The chief of service, Bob hit the Sail 210 down the fair hockshop and said, "How's into pink and yellow ribbons. people were among those who com- ey. Silently, she helped him Barrossa, heard about the oc- way ami dropped his con- business?" Stony shrugged At the apartment, Gold- drubbing because the anticipated plained that people were scared on with his elastic stockings, casion. He snitched the news descending fatherly attitude. "How should it be?" The standt put an arm around an crowds did not materialize was not away frofrTthe shore by advance which control his phlebitis. to Jean Magowan, public re- He called her "Miss hockshop is 45 years old. elderly lady and kissed her. bitter. He said the cash loss he suf- She packed the infrared lamp lations expert at The Dunes. McWUley." She called him Long ago, the losers were She is her mother-in-law publicity which predicted throngs fered was inconsequential when which subdues chronic sinu- She called Jim Brann at the "Milt" and was on the green cowboys. They hocked the "There are times," he whis- and news stories which told of compared to the lives saved because sitis. Union Plan, and others in two on a 525-yard par five. saddles off their horses. pered apologetically, "when beefed up police departments and After nine humiliating holes, married people should be al- of the lightly traveled highways. He's a kisser. Milt em- Within a few hours, the Today it's guitars, cameras, special preparations for emergency braced Dorrie at Las Vegas Goldstandts were over- he Invited her to lunch with gems and watches. Japanese one." ... cases. We are impressed that so many people decided to exercise extreme Officialdom's forecasts of the care in the manner in which they number of people who would come observed Independence Day. It was Oil attack gears slipping into the county to observe Operation a case of common sense prevailing. Sail in Sandy Hook Bay were, it Because of that, we truly can say limiMiiillHlliimMitiiimiiiiitiiHiniiMiim By JAMES J. KIIPATKK K pendent corporations: Exxon provided the American people that, in our Bicentennial year, we turned out, quite inaccurate. We're Production, Exxon Trans- with the cheapest gasoline In grateful they were. Had those warn- really had a safe and sound Fourth. In their current attack upon CONSERVATIVE portation, Exxon Refining, the world. Travel to Europe, the giants of the petroleum and perhaps Exxon Market- rent a car, and prepare to be industry, Senate liberals have ing. Each of the new com- stunned. The vertical system hurled themselves into an al- VIEW panies would buy and sell in works. There is no evidence Long Branch's library together pointless effort. the open market. Where we — there is only conjecture — They are all fueled up with IIIIII iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiitiimiii now have 18 big integrated that consumers would be bet- vaporous surmise, and their companies, we might have 40 ter off after divestiture. tablishment of library hours is a ground to the gallon of gaso- Long Branch Councilman James bill is going nowhere. line at the neighborhood or 50 smaller companies There Is equally plausible W. Dennis is at odds with the city's matter of internal policy that can be In theory, but only in theo- pump. The liberals propose to with limited functions. They conjecture that they might be library board because it has ordered formulated only by the library ry, the proponents make a break up this arrangement. all would compete like mad. KILPATRICK worse off instead. Their bill, recently reported The theory is that such a di- the library closed on Saturdays board." plausible case. In one degree each other. There plainly is What we have in this bill, it from the Senate Judiciary vestiture would benefit con- throughout the summer. It appears to us that Mayor Hen- or another, the 18 largest oil no ominous concentration of seems to me, is a triumph of companies are vertically in- Committee, would compel di- sumers, stockholders, and the ry R. Cioffi has a conciliation job on power here. form over substance. The He says the library budget was tegrated. That is, the com- vestiture. national interest. Senate liberals propose to tin- his hands. He appoints members to Sen. Birch Bayh, one of the panies own and control their By way of example, Exxon It is a pretty theory, and If ker with the oil industry in increased by $23,140 over 1975 and the library board and he was respon- leading proponents, concedes total operation, all the way would have to divide itself the theory had anything to do the fashion of the March Hare he believes the library services as much. "The real culprit," sible last year for thwarting the from the crude oil in the into three or four wholly inde- with the facts, many a con- repairing the Mad Hatter's shouldn't be curtailed. Ann Hewitt, he says, "is vertical in- board's proposal to close the library servative might go along with watch. If you recall the story, tegration." But the senator library director, disagrees. She says the bill. Bigness is not neces- the March Hart took a bread on Saturdays. provides no convincing ex- the reduction in the library's hours sarily badness, but a rebut- knife and greased the works We agree with Mr. Dennis that planation of why vertical In- table presumption exists. with butter. The divestiture of operation "is realistic in terms of tegration is bad. The 18 com- the city's residents, particularly its Whether we are talking of Big bill has crumbs In It, too. funds allocated for the period, the panies are so big, he con- children, shouldn't be denied full Government, Big Business, or tends, that they are just The effort Is all the more needs of the community and the Big Labor, we are talking of use of the library. We're confident a bound to be inefficient. More- pointless because the bill has available library staff." concentrations of great pow- way can be found to change the li- over, when Exxon's produc- virtually no prospect of enact- er. Such concentrations must ing division "sells" its own ment in the current Congress. She also wrote to the council re- brary employes' working hours so always be regarded with sus- crude to its own refining divi- In the unlikely event of House minding its members that "the es- that this can be accomplished. picion. By the same token, sion, and thence to its own and Senate approval, Mr. conservatives begin with a marketing division, the ab- Ford doubtless would veto it presumption in favor of com- sence of open market com- anyhow. About all we can ex- petition. The livelier the com- petition is just bound to hurt pect is an exercise In high-oc- petition, the better a free so- the consumer. tane oratory on both sides of The dream house ciety is served. •v. the issue. Granted that the country is fighting an energy individual whose jealousy or ill will The trouble is that these One of the saddest stories we But when all thesJtheortes, shortage, this Is the kind of was directed toward turning a surmises find no support In have read in quite awhile was about principles and prejfdices are fact. The American oil In- gas we could easily get along the fire in Holmdel June 19 which dream Into a nightmare. applied to the pending bill, dustry, on the record, has without. damaged an almost completed house Some of Mr. Rimkus' neighbors the proponents' case floats off in a cloud of gas. There is and friends are going to join him on on Holmdel Road owned by Joseph something ludicrous, after all, Rimkus. Mr. Rimkus is a 58-year- Saturday in a cleaning party at the in crying "monopoly" and Today in history old master carpenter who spent house. Besides providing the labor "restraint of competition" most of his spare time over the past that is badly needed, the generous about an Industry in which 18 Today's highlight in his- py, and you cease to be so. — — count them, 18 — com- 11 years in building his "dream expression by those folks should tory: John Stuart Mill, English phi- serve as solace for the disheartened panies are scrambling for On this date in the year 100 losopher and economist, 18M- bouse." sales and profits. "dreamer." B.C., Julius Caesar was bom. 1871. A lot of the material in the And the 18 are merely the On this date: Bicentennial footnote: Two house was salvaged from construc- Having stayed with his pet proj- 18 largest. The American Pet- In 1804, American states- hundred years ago today, a tion sites where Mr. Rimkus had ect all these years, we're sure Mr. roleum Institute says that plan for a union of the IS 10,000 different firms are pro- man Alexander Hamilton died worked, but such things as special Rimkus has the determination to see American Colonies, J»hn ducing oil and gas; 131 firms from a wound Inflicted la a the job through. We wish him well, Dickinson's Articles of Con- windows and the hardwood floors refine oil products; U.OM pistol duel with Vice Presi- and join those who fee) bad that he dent Aaron Burr. federation and Perpetual were paid for by him. 'I may have been a little more enthusiastic companies are in the whole- Union, was presented to the Police and Mr. Rimkus believe should have been so severely victi- than I should have been.' sale trade; and 300,000 retai- Thought for today: Ask Continental Congress In mized. lers of gasoline compete with the fire was set, perhaps by a sick —Sty. mfUUr Vmrj yourself whether you are hap- Philadelphia. Howard to fight N J MONDAY JUV i?'9/8 The DtfaVRegtaler 7 construction bill veto, he reports BELHAR - Rep James J Howird, D-N.J., nid yes- terdiy he will work to mount a fight against President Ford's veto of a military con- struction bill conUining a THRIFT DRUG proviso that would have given Congress authority to in- vestigate military base clos- ings. The $3 3 billion construction bill, which provided »5 2 mil lion for New Jersey military LLARS AND SAVE! bates, contained a key provi- sion that would nave required the Defense Department to notify Congress of its in- CREST OR COLGATE CLEARASIL 9 VOLT TRANSISTOR tention to eliminate more RADIO BATTERY than 1,000 civilian positions it TOOTHPASTE OINTMENT a military base. The Defense Department, under the bill, would then have nine months in which to JamrsJ Htwird present both Senate and House Aimed Services com- In addition, the Democratic mittees with justification for legislator chided his Republi- the shutdown or reduction In can colleagues for voting forces. down his amendment that at- tempted to reduce the num- USTERINE COYER GIRL JOHNSONS Congress could refuse to au- ber of civilian employes re- thorize such moves If It did quired for the congressional ANTISEPTIC LIQUID MAKE-UP ODOR-EATERS not feel they were justified, action from 1,000 to 500 and according to the measure. postponed the transfer of "It is unfortunate that Pres- these employes for one year. $ioo ident Ford chose the military Had the amendment been construction bill for his Nth accepted and the bill signed Limit 3 veto," Mr. Howard said. "It by the President, it would . . . would have postponed have stalled Army plans to certain threatened base clo- eliminate 780 jobs at the Elec- sures In the Northeast — an tronics Command at Ft. Mon- area already hard-hit eco- mouth. BAN ROLL ON NAIR FOAM-ON GILLETTE TRAC II nomically," Mr. Howard con- "The next step for those of tinued. us concerned about base cut- DEODORANT HAIR REMOVER CARTRIDGES backs," Mr. Howard said, "Is The congressman charged to urge other members ol that the President's veto was congress to override the Pres- a reflection of the Pentagon's ident's veto. MIN } plans for relocating northern "Hopefully," he continued, H , limi bases to the South which are "we can still get a military made, he said, with "dis- construction bill that is sensi- regard for the economic and tive to a recovering economy, social consequences of base particularly In areas of high SCOPE LANACANE GILLETTE FOAMY cutbacks." unemployment." MOUTHWASH CREAM SHAVE CREAM Variance denial foYb $100 challenged in suit L-l Lim Limit 3 Urn FREEHOLD — A lawsuit the contemplated use of a was filed here by the owner shelter care facility was not BRECK VISINE BOOK of the Rivercrest Nursing protected under the nursing Home, SI Chapin Ave., Red home's prior nonconforming CLEAN RINSE EYE DROPS MATCHES Bank, challenging the ruling use status. by the Red Bank Board of Ad- The lawsuit charged that the justment that a sheltered- board's decision was arbi- • II. 01. V, II. 01. care facility la not similar to trary, capricious and unrea- $1OO • nursing home. sonable and wants the court The lawsuit was filed by to determine that the pro- Llla W. King of 101 Euclid posed use Is a continuation of Ave., Allenhurst, owner of the the prior legally established nursing home. Joined as nonconforming use. CLAIROL plaintiffs were Delphine The legal action also Is CLAIROL CREME FIRESIDE Moore of 725 Doris Ter, Nep- challenging the denial of a SUNSHINE HARVEST tune, and Pauline Messer of variance by the zoning board HAIR COLOR MARSHMALLOWS Hightstown, contract purcha- which the nursing home want- SHAMPOO sers. ed for the shelter care facility The legal action Is challeng- with SO beds and to add an 2 ii. 01. ing the intepret,ation of the additional 13,124 square feet $100 to the present building. zoning board last Hay 12 when Limit 1 the board held that a shelter Michael R. Leckstein of care facility was not similar Red Bank represents the to a nursing home and that plaintiffs. HOLD & HOLD & ALLEREST TREASURY Group to report HOLD HAIR NET TABLETS '// BUFFERED ASPIRIN

on name change $100 24S $100 MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Matawan Township had llml IM The township's Name Change been part of an early colonial Committee will release its settlement called "New Aber- feasibility study regarding a deen," however. possible name change for this The Name Change Com- FA5TEETH community at a special press mittee, made up of seven RIGHT GUARD FASTEETH TREASURY conference tomorrow night. township residents, was DEODORANT DENTURE POWDER BABY POWDER Members of the Township created last year by the Council are slated to receive Township Council to prima- their copies of the committee rily look into the pros and Nt.wt. report tonight. cons of a name change be- $1OO $100 3'/• ox. cause the township and neigh- Arnold Herman, a spokes- boring Matawan Borough LU limit 1 man for the committee, would have similar names. not release any hint of what the study contains, but em- However, In addition to phasized that the session to- name-change information, the ALKA-SELTZER DESITIN TREASURY NAIL morrow will provide full dis- committee is expected to re- closure of study results. view such matters as the fea- sibility of a change in govern- TABLETS OINTMENT POLISH REMOVER One unconfirmed report ment from the current coun- that the committee will rec- cil-manager form, and obtain- ommend "Aberdeen" as the ing a single postal zip code new name for the township for the township. was neither confirmed nor de- Three post offices now nied by Mr. Herman. serve the township. Milk, butter, cheese PRELL CONCENTRATE TYLENOL TREASURY prices are lowered SHAMPOO TABLETS PLAYING0 CARD0 S TRENTON — Consumers in The minimum price regu- Nt.wt. lation for whole white milk is Sox. $1OO $100 the state will be paring less money for milk, bolter and designed to prevent destruc- limit 1 Ik* tive competition and below I! cheese this summer. Minimum retail milk prices cost selling. New Jersey con- Copyright Thrill Drug, 1976 lp«CM p*K*« good thrutoturdoy. Mr 17m. W* tmmv* *» right to limit for whole milk in the state de- sumers may purchase milk at creased, effective July 1, with prices lower than in neighbor- prices set at 18ft cents a ing states and in many other quart, 71 cents a half gallon, areas of the country. and $1.38 per gallon Woodson W Moffett Jr., di- Nationwide, milk produc- rector of the state Depart- tion was up 3.4 per cent above ment of Agriculture's Division last year during the month ol of Dairy Industry, said the Hay, and is the eighth lower prices indicated a de- straight month that nation- crease in prices to be paid to wide milk output has been dairy farmers, along with an above the corresponding HIGHWAY 35,M£DLETOWN PLAZA tacnase in milk production. month the previous year ££ July nuptials Lifestyle Isken-Gilmour 8 SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. JULY 12.1976 RED BANK - Miss Susan Pamela Cilmour, daughter ol Cress and Richard Duval. Dr and Mrs Thomas J. Gilmour Jr, 17 Kemp Ave., Rumion, Mrs. Isken Is the granddaughter of Mrs Thomas i. Gil- was married here Saturday In Trinity Episcopal Church, to mour Sr, Lakewood, and the late Mr Gilmour, and ol the Donald Nelson Isken, son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Isken of Wil late Mr. and Mrs. Croft Grantham of Red Bank. She was Harris-Drucklieb nungton, Del. graduated from Rumson-Falr Haven Regional High School RUMSON - The marriage of Miss Catherine Ann Druck- The Rev Canon Charles H. Best officiated al the ceremo- and Bucknell University, where she majored In accounting. lieb and Jeffrey King Harris took place here Saturday in ny There was a reception in the Gilmour home. The bridegroom, an alumnus of Friends School, Wilming- Rumson Presbyterian Church The Rev Foster C Wilson off. Mn. Jeffrey Hants Miss Anne Blyth Gilmour and Mn. Alexander B. Doug- ton, Del., received a degree in international relations from dated. There was a reception in Molly Pitcher Inn, Red (Nee Catherine Drucklieb) lass were the bride's honor attendants. Also attending Mn. Is- Bucknell University, and is a second year student at Univer- Bank ken were Mrs Thomas 1. Gilmour Ir3, Miss Laura Isken, sity of Miami School of Uw, Coral Gables, Fla. Parents of the couple are Mr and Mrs Paul A. Drucklieb, Miss Susan Strollm and Miss Jane Dlckenson. Alexander B Mr. Isken Is the grandson of Theodore Nelson, Fairfax, 1 Blossom Road, and Mr. and Mrs Gerald Wesley Hams, Ed Kn Desalt liau Douglas was ring bearer. Del. and the late Mrs. Nelson, and of Mrs. Anton Isken, La- wards Point Road, both families of Rumson. (NeeSusin Gilmour) Paul Isken was best man and the ushers were Thomas J. guru Beach, Calif, and the late Mr. Isken Attending the bride were Miss Barbara Drucklieb, maid (iilmour 3rd. David Ensley Gilmour, James Vose, David Mr. and Mrs. liken will make their home in Coral Gables. of honor, Mrs Drew deGanahl and the Misses Jamey Harris, Janet Kelly and Terri Putterman. Dan Katstn was best man. Ushers were Jay Harns, Jon Taylor-Thompson Byrd-Knight Harris, Bill Drucklieb and Mr. deGanahl. KEYPORT - In St Jo- Dawn Trause. Virginia A. TENNENT - Miss Kalla Ann Knight, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Harris is an alumna of Humson Fair Haven Regional seph's Roman Catholic Thompson was flower girl. and Mrs. Edwin Knight, St Turnberry Drive, Lincroft, was High School and received a BS degree cum laude from the Church here Saturday, Miss Best man was Herb R. Do married here Saturday in Old Tennent Church, to Isaac D. State University of New York at New Paltz, where she major- Nancy Marie Thompson, nica. Ushers were James Byrd 3rd, son of Rev. and Mrs. I. D. Byrd, Frisco City, Ala., ed In elementary mathematics education She is a provisional daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Lt. David Loesh- formerly ol Kendall Park. member of the Junior League of M on mouth County. James Joseph Thompson, 30 ner and Lt. Michael Mtsyak. Mr. Harris attended the Hackley School, Tarrytown, NY., Norwood Lane, Matawan Rev. Byrd officiated at the service, which was followed was graduated from Rumson Fair Haven Regional High Township, was married to Mrs. Taylor was graduated by a reception in the church hall from Matawan Regional High airs. Isaar 0. •ynl M School, and was awarded a BS degree in photographic science U.S. Army Lt. James Robert and instrumentation from Rochester (NY.) Institute of Tech- Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. School and the College of St. Attending the bride were Miss Pam Knight, maid of hon- (Nee Kalla Knight) Elizabeth, Convent Station or; Mrs. Harold Brewer, Mrs. John Lindsey, Miss Beverly nology. He is a photographic engineer employed by the feder- Robert William Taylor, Ko- al government, Washington, D.C. komo, Ind * Lt Taylor is an alumnus of Beadle and Miss Jennifer Luneau. Nanette Ryals and Jeffrey Kole were flower girl and ring bearer. After a wedding trip to Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. Harris The Rev. Vincent Lloyd cel- Western High School, Russia- will reside in Alexandria, Va. ebrated the Nuptial Mass, ville, Ind., and the United Mark Byrd was best man and the ushers were Mr. Bre- which was followed by a re- States Military Academy, wer, David Clausen, Carl Gustafson, Larry Boykin, Frank ception in the Taylor home. West Point, NY. He Is sta- Wlnscott, Robert Mobley and Ed Knight. Brandine-Probansky Mn. JIBCI Taytor Attending the bride were tioned at Ft. Sill, Okla. NEW MONMOUTH - The marriage of Miss Nancy Jean Mrs. Byrd was graduated from Middletown Township Porbansky and Michael Brandine Jr. was solemnized here (Nee Nincy Thompson) Miss Patricia M. Kuna, maid After a wedding trip to Ber- High School and Ouachita Baptist University, Arkadelphia, muda, Lt. and Mrs. Taylor Saturday during a Nuptial Mass celebrated In St. Mary's Ro- of honor, Miss Joyce Taylor, Ark., and is a mathematics teacher at New Brunswick High Miss Diane Nealis and Mrs will reside In Lawton, Okla. man Catholic Church by the Rev. Leon J. Kasprzyk. There School. was a reception in Buck Smith's Restaurant, East Keansburg The bridegroom was graduated from South Brunswick Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Porbansky, 3 JOBHUNTING? High School and attended North Texas State University and Carolina Ave., Port Monmouth, and Mr. and Mrs. Michael QUALITY ANTIQUE DEALERS WANTED Temple University, Philadelphia. Brandine, S Clarissa Drive, Middletown. BY 8EPT. 1st, 1976 Attending Mrs. Brandine were Jeanne Borlo, maid of hon- After a wedding trip to Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Byrd will or; Linda Taper and Annie Powell. Indoor Antique Show Sepl ifith & 19th to be held at Chris- Mrs. aUraarl Inailtt Jr. make their home in Plainsboro. (Nee Nancy Porbansky) Charles Brandine was best man. Ushers were Michael tian Brothers Academy (Rle 520, 1 mile Irom Garden State Vacca, Sean Carotenuto, Joseph Brandine and Andrew Por- Pkwy), Llncrolt, N J Unlimited parking $50 lor min. Hunt In bansky. space ol 10x15'. Send deposit lor contract and additional Mr. and Mrs. Brandine are alumni of Middletown Town- into to Peggy Lasky, 12 Blue Hills Dr, Holmdel, N.J. The Dairy Schulte-Colao ship High School. She attended Brookdale Community Col- 07733. Tel evenings 201-946-2723 or Mary Lettis, 671- lege, Lincroft, and is with International Computer Science, Renter RED BANK — In St. James Roman Catholic Church here 5018. Oakhurst. Mr. Brandine was graduated also from Glassboro Saturday, Miss Karen Ann Colao, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. SfMasored by St. Cothorin.'i Altor Rosary Society OASSVMD ADS State College and is employed by Ultra Pure Clam Co., High- Joseph John Colao, I Woodland Drive, Lincroft, was married Clossifitoflon 51. lands. to John Benjamin Schulte Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Schulte, After a wedding trip to London, England, Mr. and Mrs. 106 E. Bergen Place here. Brandine will reside here. The Rev. Frederick A. Valentino celebrated the Nuptial Mass. There was a reception in Bamm Hollow Country Club, Middletown. SATISFIED DIETERS Attending the bride were Elizabeth Colao, maid of honor; Satisfy your Hungw > Mary Francis Colao, Suzanne Schulte, Cynthia Schulte and to b» THIN Stephanie Yakeley. Group participation Individual consultations William Schulte was best man and the ushers were Kevin Eiercitet Mn. Jaka I. SekaHe Jr. Hurley, Patrick McGann, Robert Nolan, Jay Colao, Michael (Nee Karen Colao) Dacey and William Harty. Gnaid Opening - July 14th & 15th Mr. and Mrs. Schulte are alumni of Red Bank Catholic Kiiakts Ol CtfcMbw - H*y. M, Ktomb.rg cmmm High School. She was graduated also from the College of My 14*, W.d. 9:30 11:30 ML Notre Dame, Baltimore, Md. My 15* Tk.rs. 7:30-9:10 f J». Mr. Schulte, who is employed by Blyth, Eastman, Dillon in Portland, Ore., Is a graduate of Mount Saint Mary College, Emmltsburg, Md. SMALLER FIGURE

Mn. Waya* Tarter STOREWIDE REDUCTIONS (Nee Mary Ann Cooley) Tucker- ,40%. 50% Cooley KEANSBURG - Miss Mary Ann Cooley and Wayne Rob- AND EVEN MORE ert Tucker were married here Saturday In St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church. The Rev. SPORTSWEAR Edward Strano, pastor, cele- brated the Nuptial Han, Designer T-Sbirt», reg. S18 to 820, now 12.99 which was followed by a re- ception In Dorian Manor, Old OURS. YOURS Summer Skim, reg. S28 lo S32, now 17.99 Bridge. French Cab Pants, reg. S58, now S29 Parents of the couple are If you want great Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Cool- SAVEJJQ looking clothes and ey, 4 Alice Place, Hazlet, and AU Summer Designer Sportswear, 50% Off And More want a great looking i Mr. and Mrs Frederick J. body to hang them Tucker Sr., 117 Essex Ave., oh,come to Singer.You West Keansburg. INTRODUCTORY DRESSES and COATS get smaller prices on Attending the bride were OFFER NOW 189.95 Singer machines plus Diane Greener, maid of hon- GOES TO 239.98 AFTER SALE a Smaller Figure Diet Summer Dresses, reg. $42 to 9140, now 825 to $84 or; Barbara Bell, Gerry Cro- STYLIST* FREE ARM and Exercise Program Long Gowns, Reg. $138 to $158, now $83 to $95 nta and Debbie Agreita. MACHINE free when you buy a Bruce Tucker was best tale machine. And Jumpsuits, Reg. $28 to * 145, now $17 to $73 man. Ushers were John Cool- Lowest price ever on a Singer just for coming in, ey, Frederick J. Tucker Jr. free arm machinal Converts All Weather Coats, Reg. $50 to $128, now $25 to $64. and Kevin Baker. from flat bad to free arm you get a free Smaller Figure Incentive Plan. Mr. and Mrs. Tucker are tewing for cuffs, sleeves, pant- ;The Singer Smaller Figure alumni of Rarltan High legs, armholes, all hard-to-get- Sale. We've made LINGERIE AND LOUNGEWEAR School, Hazlet. She Is a senior into placet. Includes exclusive leu of our figures. psychology major at Mont- push button snap-in cloth So you can make Summer Shifts, Reg. $17, Now $10 clalr Stite College. Mr. plate, built-in zig-zag, stretch, lest of yours. Tucker Is employed by Van Hawaiian Print Hostess Dresses, Reg. $30, Now $18 Wagenan * Schickhaus, blind hem stitches... Kearny more. Carrying case or Long Nylon Robes, Reg. $24, Now $14 cabinet extra. FABRIC AT REDUCED PRICES Hostess Gowns, Reg. $35 to $66, Now $18 to $40 Farrell- FOR YOUR SMALLER FIGURE Pucci Peignoir Sets, Reg. $54, Now $39 Donato NOW 25% to 55% OFF ORIG. PRICES ORLANDO, Fla. - An- 100% POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT •ii se/eo- »KM. nouncement Is made of the or* 2 ae 1.88yd GIFTS marriage of Miss Lynn Ann lOO^POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT PRINTS '88 »yd. Donate, daughter of Mr. and REG. PRICE 99.95 Silver, Crystal, Glass And Lucite Oddments, Mrs. Frank F. Donato, 1} ASSORTED DRESS & SPORTS WE AR FABRICS Chapel Hill Road, Middle- FASHION MATE* NYLON CHIFFON PUNTS Reg. 8.25 to $110, Now $3 to $66 ASSORTED COTTON AND COT TON BLEND FABRKS town, N.J., to Paul William EXTRA WIDE -88^ FarreU. ion of Mr. and Mn. POLYESTER AND COT TON KNITS SOLID AND PRINTED GAUZES c»i»»»j»»l.44yd. Shop Monday thru Saturday 10 til S:30 William j. FarreU of Orlando. ZIG-ZAG MACHINE With front drop-in bobbin... PrJNTEO GAUZE KNITS Tht ceremony took place eO'AIWEL KNIT PPM TS May n in St. James Roman easy to tee and replace. 80 POLYESTER AND RAYON LINEN LOOK r>ra,2MulH yd. Catholic Church, Red Bank, Carrying cats or cabinet extra. All latorci i.nis ,„ machnt ••Aabk N.J.. with the Rev Frederick MB LAME StLKTION Of WMNANTS AT fANTASTC RtDUCTIONS Not all labrtct al all locatroo* % A. Valentino, pastor, offici- ating. Honor attendants were ..si Josephine Bork and Mark S. FarreU, twin brother 69 Broad St., Rtd Bonk 747-3806 of Uw bridtgroorn. Mr. and Mn. FarreU, who SINGER are residing In Orlando, at- iMonmouth Wai, Eatontown 542-4747 Sewing Centers and participating approved dealers tended Middletown Township PrioM nay «*ry at panlclptting dMltn. BROAD AT HARDING, RED BANK High School. •A indtrurk of THE SINGER COMPANY SHREWSBURY N j MONQAY. JU.Y 12 t976 The D^Reftoter t Weddings Lindsey-Bonney ASBURY PARK - Miss Deborah Aan Bonaey and Sharon Carroll. Bonney, daughter of Mr and Mn. Robert S Frandi D Lindaey wu bast man. Ushers Mondschein-Frederick Bonney Sr, » Surrey Lane, West Deal, and were Walter Marti, Philip Short, Reaald M1DDLETOWN - Tie marriage ol Miss Miai Ruth Wawraonklewlci wu maid of Paul Allen Llndaey, ion of Mr and Mra Del Gross and James Perry. Bobia Cynthia Frederick and Frank Joseph aid Joaeph Mondacbetn waa beat man. kcrt E. Llndsey of Frederick, Md , were mar The bride Is an alumna of Oceaa Township Uoadscadii. MD, took pUce here June 1» la rted here Saturday In the First United Method High School, attended Roanoke College, Sa- Mrs MondacbelB, aa alumna ol Middle- Westminster Presbyterian Church The Rev W Church, where the bride's parents were lem, Vs.. and wu graduated from Katharine Iowa TowMalp High School, attended Rutgers Hulu & Durfee officiated it the ceremony, married almost M yean ago. Glbbs School, Montclalr She U employed by Colkfe. She wu graduated from Honmouth which wu (allowed by a reception at Diamond The Rev. Robert E Acbeaon, pastor of United Advertising Corp., Newark. Medical Canter School for Certified Labora- First United Methodist Church, and the Rev. Jim's la Cheetequake. Mr. Lindsay la an alumnus of Governor tory AacManU Edward Bilestrieri of Our Lady of Mount Car- The bride li tke daughter ol lira. Loll Thomas Johnson High School, Frederick; rod Roman Catholic Church, here, officiated Frederick, 57 Nottingham Way, here, and Rob- Dr. Mondachela wu graduated from the Hampdcn Sydney (Va ) College, and Rutgers There wu a reception In The Barclay, Bel- ert Z. Frederick of Glen Rldje Mrs Tbereu Uatvenity of Notre Dame and Hahnemann University Graduate School of Business, New- mar. Hondachein, Catauugqui, Pi., U the mother Medical College He Is in Intern at Presby ark. of the bridegroom. terlan HoaplUl In Philadelphia Attending the bride were Mrs. Gary E. Mrs PaalUndaey Fox, matron of honor; Mrs Robert S. Bonney He-la employed by the National Assort- (Nee Deborah Boaney) Reynolds-Basista Jr., and the Misses Meredith Foi, Melissa •Uoa of Security Dealers. New York, HOLMDEL - The mar- ception at the Robertavllle CaldweU College She li a riage of Miss Karen Marie Fire HaU In Morganvllle. teacher at Creative Campus Baiiita and William Scott Pirenti of the couple are Nuraery School in Hiilet Reynoldi was solemnized Mr. and Hn. Alex H Baelata, Mr. Reynoldi. a graduate of here June M during a Nuptial 48 Van Brickie Road, here, Raritan Higl School and Man celebrated In St. Ben- and Mr. and Mn. Vernon C. Newark State College, la en- edict's Roman Catholic Reynolds, I Eatt Jack St., rolled In a graduate program Church by the Rev. Anthony Hailet. at Kein College ol New Jer- Dr. aaal Mrs. Fran Meskssekeli Carotenuto. There wu a re- Mlsi Pamela M. Baiiita aey. He la a teacher at the wu maid of honor and Rich- Lillian Drive School In Hailet. ard Reynoldi wu best man. Mr. and Mrs Reynoldi will Mra. Reynoldi la a graduate reatde in Keyport, after a of Red Bank High School and wedding trip to Florida. Miller-Longo SHOPPING AT tITI AID SAVES YOU $ $ f HOLMDEL - Mln Joanne the son of the late Mr. and RITE AID RITE AID Patricia Longo and William J Mn. Miller Sr Miller Jr. were married here Mill Karen Longo and Lon TOOTHPASTE MOUTHWASH June 21 in St Benedict Ro- nie Hedges were the couple's man Catholic Church. The honor attendants Rev. William C. Anderson, REGUIAR, FLUORIDE a «ffc |H> RED. AMIER. •• 4Lfc pastor, and the Rev. Leonard Mr. and Mn. MUler are OR FLUOR MIHT Miller, brother of the bride- graduates of Raritan High 7 0Z. TUIE groom, officiated. There wai School, Hailet. She li em- • reception in Dorian Manor, ployed by Prudential Insur TOOTH PASTfc Old Bridge. ance Company of America, The bride U the daughter of laelin. and Mr. Miller ia with 49* I =. 59* Mr. and Mn. Leonard P. Chris Industries, Matawan. Mr. tad Mrs WllltaB Seett KeyasMs RITE AID Longo, 18 Racoon Drive, Hat- Altar a wedding trip to RITE AID let. The bridegroom, of Hud- Florid*, Mr and Mra. MUler son Ave., Weft Keansburg, is reside In CUffwood. GOLDEN FORMULA OLOR FILM Pope-Morehead SHAMPOO MIDDLETOWN - Miss Dickinson High School, Jer- nn us Deborah Rose Morehead and sey City, and received BA 32 Fl. 0Z. 11 EXPOSURE! Dennli Henry Pope were and MA degrees In political •OTTLE married here July J In Christ science from Rutgers Univer- Episcopal Church. The Rev. sity, where be Is a doctoral 59* James B. Simpson officiated 89* candidate. He is an Instructor There wu a reception In the In political science at Kean Snadowbrook, Shrewsbury. College ol New Jersey and Is RITE AID RITE AID Parents of the couple are a member of Pi Sigma Alpha, RITE AID Mr. and Mrs. Richard More- national political science hon- head, 8 Idol PUce, Matawan or society. ANTI- SHAVE BUFFERED Township, and Mr. and Mra. Mr. Pope is administrative Harry Fanner, Secaucus. assistant to the mayor of Se- Attending the bride were caucus. He and his bride re- PERSPIRANT CREAM ASPIRIN Melanle Marie Morehead, side in Secaucus. REGUIAR. MMTNOl OR UfcU Mr. Mt Mrs. William J. MUler Jr. maid of honor, Pam Herrman 0Z CAN and Martha Welch. SPRAY Frank Graham waa beat Coquel- mm. Ushers were James Graham and John Valente. laH A. QuagH", Mra. Pope was graduated Dwyer Jt>. from Matawan Regional High PARK RIDGE - Mlaa Nan- School, Brookdale Community cy Anne Dwyer, daughter of College, Uncroft, and Kean Mra. William Dwyer, 41 Sa- 79* WHAT IS COLIC? College of New Jersey, where lem Lane, Little Silver, and she majored in English She the late Mr. Dwyer, was mar- Is in alumna also of Barbizon ried here June M In Our Lady RITE AID RITE AID RITE AID Colic b t term cpplird lo epitodci of fitful cryinf, School of Modeling, Red ol Mercy Roman Catholic ll|hlly pulling Ihc legs against the •bdoraen, pauaft Bank, and participated in the Church, to Thomas Michael of fu and Ihc fretfulntss thai tome bibiei exhibit. summer program ol the In- Coquel, son ol Mr. and Mn. CREME COCOA PLASTIC There Is no sin(lt definite cairn for colic. stitute for Foreign Study She Roger Coquel here. The is employed by Manhattan In- Rev. James Bouffard offici- dustries, Secaucus. Improper burping, a milk allergy, even temeiMts in ated at the ceremony, which RINSE BUTTER STRIPS Mr. Agpe la an alumnus of wu followed by a reception the mother can cause the problem. Sometime* it is WHITE OR LEMON 1 INCH ITBIfl neceuary for a physician to prescribe one of several in the garden of the Coquel home. 3Z FL 0Z. IOTTLE LOTION drag products thai can help five relief. m. of M Kathleen Dwyer and Rich- YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US ard Coquel were maid of hon- when jrou need a delivery. We will deliver or and best man. promptly without extra dune. A ir«t many people rely on us lor their health needs. We Rosemary Dwyer was welcome requests for delivery service and charge bridesmaid and the ushers accounts. were Larry Scacchettl and Andrew Fisher. r'89* Mr. and Mn. Coquel were graduated from Trenton State University with degrees, re- RITE AID RITE AID Pharmacy spectively, In English educa- WMMIsT MMI tion and early childhood edu- •JHUO ST. :• polyester-cotton water — evei in chlorinated pools. DOUBLE PARKS TOUR SINGLE RED BANK - St. James 20 MONMOUTH ST. Senior Citizens Club will take KNITS (Jl 1ST OFF BROA D ST.) 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One offer per individual subject or group. Two offers per family. PICTURELAND® HERE JULY 13 THRU MY 17 MIDDLETOWN Sears MIDDLETOWN - isoo HIGHWAY 35 •KAIL KMIUI »1O CO MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER PHOTOGRAPHER! HOURS: WMkdtya: 10 »m until on* hour priof to ctdno. 671-6773 Murder It unW ( am LUNCH HOUft 1-1 pm W. 10-6 W 114 Engaged SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY JULY 12 l»7» Hit De»t] ItLgjeJU 11 Shaw-Bush LOCUST - Mrs. Yvonne Min Bush, daughter also of Boat. U Demmcrt Ave. an- the tale Frank J. Bush, U a aoonces the engagement of graduate of Middletowa her daughter, Hits Doreen M Township High School Bush, to Stanley R Shaw, ton Mr. Shaw also attended of Mrs Henry Hague, Statesir lilddletowa Township High PL, liiddletown, and Stanley School and Is employed by Ei I Curd G. Shaw, Harrow, Ga. S. Smith in Eatontown. Rogers-Carroll Maser-Lee Jackling-Pritchard M1ODLETOWN - The en- HAZLET - Announcement gagement of Miss Deborah Is made by Mr. and Mrs. RUMSON - Dr and Mrs January of this year, leader Carroll to William Rogers Jr., Prank J. Lee, 22 Lafayette Edward M. Pritchard, II of the United Kingdom Dele Is announced by her parents, Dr., of the engagement of Heathdiff Road, Rumson, gallon to the United Nations Mr. and Mrs Milton Carroll, their daughter, Miss Alane and Pocasset, Mass., an- Conference on the Law of the 43 Kenneth Ter Joyce Lee, to Richard Mi- nounce the engagement of Sea. He also has served at the Miss Carroll is a graduate chael Maser, son of Mr. and their daughter, Miss Jane Al- UN In New York and In of Middletown Township High Mrs. Richard H. Maser, 10 len Pritchard, to Roger Jack- Washington. School and Brookdale Com- Boulevard, Leonardo. ling, son of Sir Roger and An August wedding in Po- munity College, Uncroft. She Miss Lee, a graduate of Ma- Lady Jack ling of London, casset is planned. holds a BA degree in elemen- ter Del High School, New England tary education from Glass- Monmouth, attended Brandy- Miss Pritchard Is a gradu- boro State College, where she wine College in Wilmington, ate of Radcliffe College and was a member of the Elemen- Del. She is employed by has an MA degree from the tary Education Club. Puerto Rico Marine Manage- American University. She is ment, Inc. currently working in London Mr. Rogers, son of Mr. and Mr. Maser Is an alumnus o[ as a senior analyst for a com- Mrs. William Rogers, Pint Essex Catholic High School, puter consultant company. Ave., Navesink, also is a Newark. He has a BS degree Her father is chief scientist at BICENTENNIAL AFGHAN - Mr. and Mrs. Ed- white, and blue Bicentennial ofghon crocheted by graduate of Middletown in engineering from Newark Tri-Tac, Ft. Monmouth. ward Schwartz, left, Ocean Township, present Mrs. Schwartz. In the background ore Freeholders •Township High School. He is College of Engineering and is Mr. Jackllng graduated Freeholder Director Ray Kramer with a red, Ceclle F. Norton and Harry Larrljon, Jr. employed as dairy manager a candidate for a master's de- at Two Guys in Middletown. from New York University gree from New Jersey In- and returned to Oxford Uni- A May wedding is planned. stitute of Technology. Mr. versity for postgraduate Maser Is a design engineer study. Since IMS he has been with TtM Associates In Mid- with the Ministry of Defense dletown. in London. His father Is a for- An October wedding is mer British Ambassador to The other man defined planned. West Germany, and was, until Kenworthy-Kniess MILLVILLE - Mrs. Major Terry-Ballweg ie Kntess, HI East Pine St., NEW MONMOUTH - An- Miss Ballweg, an alumna of announces the engagement of nouncement is made by Mr. Mater Del High School, here, her daughter, Miss Debra great deal of personal satis- Knelss, to Howard Ken- Dear Ann Landers: You re- faction) that there hi no letter and Mrs. Robert Ballweg, 388 and Duquesne University, cently had a column describ- Wilson Ave., of the engage- Pittsburgh, Pa., is s teacher worthy, son of Mr. and Mrs. "I" in the Japanese alphabet Thomas Kenworthy, M Dart ing "The Other Woman." ANN LANDERS He said that was the Ujholf ment of their daughter, Miss in the Toms River district. Why is it no one has ever de- Deborah Anne Ballweg, to Al- Mr. Terry, an electrical en- mouth Drive, Hatlet. An Au- gust wedding Is planned. scribed "The Other Man"? I was born and raised in Ja- fred C. Terry, son of Mr. and gineer with Honeywell Inc., Is The Other Man invariably has led his playmate to be-,pan and can vouch tor •>* bet Miss Knless, who will begin He is everywhere. Places Mrs. Alfred Terry of Morley a graduate of Mater Del High has a w* who has back trouble, lleve. Do you know him? that the surgery described as teaching fifth grade In Sep- you'd never suspect. I'd like • Ballweft Court, Belford. An October School and Newark College of is emotionally disturbed, frig- Look again - Watching It not uncommon in that coun- tember In the Hackensack to try my hand al it since I wedding is planned. Engineering. id, and Is a terrible nag. She All From Up Close try It Is called "maku aelasi" Christian School, Hacken- know him well. My wife doesn't understand him and Dear Watching Thank you which means membrane rege- sack, la a graduate of King's knows him even better. talks of nothing but bills, un- for an Insightful description neration Obviously, somsoae College, Brlarcllff Manor, The Other Man is never manageable kids, bothersome It's bound to hit a lot of made a typographical error Goss-Tegnazian N.Y.. where her fiance also seen In the morning, unsha- relatives and things that are people where they live - or It should have been an "I" Hi TINTON FALLS - The en University Law School, New was graduated. He Is circula- ven, with hair disheveled. In a depressing. But he can't leave at least visit. stead of an "I" So don't let gagement of Miss Terry Ann Haven, Conn. tion manager for the Chris- ratty bathrobe, groping for her to marry you - for the so-and-so grind you down, Tegnazian to Graydon Gre- Mr. Goss, son of Mr. and tian Heritage magailne in his glasses. He appears in the Desr Ann Landers: The awhile — because of financial honey. - Nagasaki Nick gory Goss Is announced by Mrs. Chester Goss, 11 Home- Hackensack. morning (at work) or in the reader who signed himself her parents, Mr. and Mrs. stead Parkway E., here, is a evening at a favorite ren- circumstances, the children, "Tokyo" was wrong and you Dear Nick: I appreciate the Robert Tegnazian, J5 Carlton graduate of Christian Broth- deivous, looking perfectly his aging mother, his religion were right. He said the letter vote of confidence as well as Drive, en Academy, Llncroft, and groomed and very appealing. or his boss His list of excuses about the Japanese surgeon the research You are right Miss Tegnazian, a graduate Brown University. He attends The Other Man is not put- Is endless. who s«*/ed sheep hymens In It was Indeed a typo, as sev- of Monmouth Regional High Dartmouth College Medical tering around the house In The Other Man doesn't care deflowered virgins was a eral of my Japanese friends School, is an alumna of School, Hanover, N.H. torn trousers and an old shirt, that be has caused his wife phony The operation was, ac- pointed out. (This column ap- Brown University, Provi- A December wedding is, trying to fix the plumbing or untold hours of anguish, that cording to the original writer, pears la the Asahi Evening dence, K.I She attends Yale planned. a garage door or a leak in the she has become a guilt-ridden called "maku salael." News, an English -language roof. No hint of perspiration nervous wreck, confused and . The Doubting Thomas pater In Tokyo) Thanks lor from mowing the lawn or unsure of herself He doesn't pointed out to you (with s writing Collins-Zambrano washing the car. He smells ol give a thought to the fact that LONG BRANCH - An- West Long Branch. She was cologne, toothpaste and after- his children have heard ru- nouncement is made by Mr. elected to Lambda Sigma shave. mors, or sense something is and Mrs. Armand R. Zam- Tau, the college honor so- The Other Man is always In terribly wrong in the family. Make A Date brano, 117 Vanderbilt Ave., of ciety. ' a good mood. When he Is with He is having a great big A paid directory of coming events for non profit organlia the engagement of their Mr. Collins, a graduate of you he Is out for a good time. round ball — concerned'only Uona. Rates. 12 00 for 3 linen fur one day II N pact addi- daughter, Miss JoAnne Bar- Asbury Park High School, at- MisaLleyd He leaves his worries at with himself, his pleasure and tional line; S3.M for two days. II 25 each additional line. bara Zambrano, to Richard tended Brookdale Community home. his ego, in spite of what he K for three to five days, II 50 each additional line; HOT Paul Collins, son of Dr. and College, Llncroft, and Union lor 10 days, $2 00 each additional line Deadline noon da) Mrs. Lawrence Collins, 1600 County Technical Institute In Kimbrel-Lloyd before pUbUcation Call The Dally Register. Stt-4000. ask Rlverview Ter., Belmar Scotch Plains. He is employed MATAWAN - The engage- for the Date Secretary. Miss Zambrano, a graduate as a salesman for Smalls For- ment of Miss Elizabeth Domi- Matawan Library nique Lloyd to William W Today -For children. Dial a Story with a Biblical of Long Branch High School, mal Wear in Monmouth MaU, 1 received a BS degree in ele- Eatontown, and Is a member Klmbrel Jr. Is announced by moral Sponsored by King of Kings l.ulhrran (march of mentary education cum laude of the Belmar First Aid her father, F Howard Lloyd, Mlctdletown Dial 171-3311 117 Main Street schedules events from Monmouth College, Squad. Miss Lloyd, daughter also MATAWAN - Tot Time at Children will have a chance JULY 12 of the late Mrs. Ruth Domin- the Matawan Library will fea- to visit prtxe winning rabbits SUMMER CAMP. I 30-2 30, ages 4 17 Choose on* or McGuinness-Peters ick Lloyd, is an alumna of ture films for children 3Vi to on July » at 10 30 am The more weeks SUMMER SCHOOL, tutoring program, Eng- lish, Reading, Math Combination camp-school ofler ATTLEBORO, Mass. - Mr. McGuinness, son of Mr. Matawan Regional High five years of age on Wednes- Variety Club for children School. She was graduated day at 10:30 a.m. A feature ages five and older will visit Daycare, transportation available BAYSHORE CHRIS- Mrs. Mary Foley Peters an- and Mrs. Joseph H. TIAN SCHOOL, Leonardville Rd . Leonardo 211-3111 nounces the engagement of McGuinness 3rd of Kailua, magna cum laude from Con- Mm for the entire family wUI with Mrs Denlse Bilick, her necticut College and attended son, Timothy, and two ol her daughter, Miss Mary Hawaii, formerly of Shrews- be screened at 7:30 p.m. the JULY 13 Oxford University In England their prize winning rabbits Christine Peters, to Joseph bury, N.J., Is a graduate of same day. "Summer Sing", sponsored by the Shrewsbury Miss Uoyd is a master's de- Henry McGulnness 4th. Christian Brothers Academy, Registration Is required lor At 10:30 am. on July 21 the Chorale Robert Spencer conducts Mozart's REQUIEM gree candidate at McGUI Uni- Llncroft, N.J. and George- a 'book discussion group for library will present storytime Performing Arts Center, Brookdale. H10 pm Adults Miss Peters, daughter also versity in Montreal, Canada. of Peter Peters of Attleboro, town University, Washington, childern In grades five snd for children 1% to five. At 8 II SO, student |1 Senior citizens (rev Admission In is a graduate of Bishop Fee- D.C. He is associated with Mr. Klmbrel, son of Mr. six, scheduled for 10 30 am p.m. the same day the library eludes use of music and refreshments. han High School, here. She Georgetown Holdings Ltd., as and Mrs. Kimbrel of Haines Thursday. will screern the feature (Urn, holds undergraduate and general manager of the Third City, Fla , Is a graduate of Registration also is re- "Love of Life," the musk snd JULY 14 master's degrees In special Edition Restaurant. Leesville High School in Loui- quired for the Drama Club life of famed concert pianist A Yard Sale, sponsored by United Methodist Wpmcn, siana. He has attended Loui- Arthur Rubinstein This film education from Trinity Col- An August wedding Is meeting for children in St. Luke's Methodist Church, 10 a m,-4 p.m., church park- siana State University, Ox- won the ltd Academy Award lege, Washington, DC. planned. grades four and up set for ing lot, Broadway, east of Washington St. l.ong Branch ford University, and the Uni- 10:30 a.m. Friday for the best documentary If rain, church basement versity of Massachusetts. He Puppet workshops (or chil- The film, for family viewing, Is a veteran of the U.S. Army. will last M minutes Curry-Lawrence dren ages eight and older will Matawan Bicentennial Town Meeting For An Ideal NEPTUNE - Mr. and Mrs. be held July It from 10:30 Shellcraft will be featured Society. Awards given to Matawan's most successful citi- Samuel Otis Marlowe of 17 a.m. to noon, and 2 to 2 30 at 10 10 a.m. July 22 when zens In every field, for the inspiration they bring to ail Denbo Drive announce the en- p.m Participants are asked Arts and Crafts for children members of society This community event is sponsored gagement of their daughter, to take a sock, needle and five and older takes place by the American Foundation For The Science Of Creative Miss Vashtl Nora Lawrence, thread to the workshop Pup- Participants are asked to Intelligence Public Invited Matawan First Aid Building. to Vincent Curry, son of Mrs. pets will be made, and a pup- take a shell to this event Littlest, 8pm Bertha McBride of 1315 Tenth pet play will be presented at The Drama Club will meet Ave. 10:30 a.m. July 27. at 10 30am July O "Parents Without Partners" Bayshore chapter Bicen- (BORNE UVS C|H>mtKin Com course starts today visitors each day, during our D RMtjnotwn TwwpodMon CornnMM relocation celebration, will win RMohjWnt SANDY HOOK - Sandy Children scheduled to enter A Minoi Subdiviuon Williad «V valuable gift certificates Cut>terk Muir> Hook Sampler is a summer grades one through four next B SubdMMon RtMlhrnahon E T>Wni' from local merchants. Eti program offered by Brook- fall are eligible to enroll in ANYBODY MAY ENTERI C SuMivWlon HMtlHtnahon Coaital Qroup M»n«own«ni Corp dale Community College in Section I, to be held today Come In and HMftMrniiion Richiid which children collect and ob- through Friday. Peg Ross and register. serve living marine organ- the staff of the Sandy Hook f Ccnvcttm ot an *mmiiiin no»*i) isms from the bay and ocean; Environmental Education Red Circle Gifts Q CotMKton 01 an Aaaaaamanl (Snydti) H Convcfcm of an «aaiaaniam (Tuna) seine, dig, sift and see the Center will teach. I Oachaiga of Tu SM CwWcM llto J EaMWon ot Partomanc* Bond. many natural treasures of the Section II will be held next Free for depositors during celebration' LadgMoon Gomturton, *c barrier beach. Our « flgM « w« ftgmnmftgmnm < i« Man week, July 19 through a, for Your choice of one of these gifts when you open 9 t»m«n PalnaPl t A«A a ft The program will be children entering grades four a new savings or checking account for $50 or more • RED CIRCLE L UM Vtwnoi C C I he ppresented in two one-week through seven. William Har- or add $50 to an existing savings account. Open a Location sectionsi , ffro m 9 a.m. to 1 ding of the Environmental FULL CIRCLE ACCOUNT and select two gifts. Education Center will be the p.m. each day. instructor. BICENTENNIAL Bus transportation will be NEW FASHIONS provided from the college In Fun for All Uncroft. Information is avail- able at the college's Commu- All for Fun B.riu-0 Millc nity Services office. M. K. TAILORS, Inilinl-Oul P.O. BOX K-II JO kiHuklloit day July 13. TAILORS There won't be a dull Flra ErtlnguMw KOWLOON C P.O. Shlp-To-Shora HONG KONQ C«M Mi. R. Da«td moment. There'll be friendly •t MM Hoittey km, T.I. IM-1400 people to greet you... Beacon Powor Jaycee-ettes Floating Cowf-AII PACKAGE DEAL prizes, surprises FluMloht 2 Sum 3 Sum With B.M.ry From Frost and souvenirs ILadlM and headed by lor all. $135 . $205 BoKon TiMfiiMl Mrs. Cote Blank.l Red Circle MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. (Goodtof il l nanil Banking Hours Gloria Cote of 304 Navesink River Road has been Installed MON-THUR 9:00-5:30 as president of the Middle- town Township Jaycee-ettes Red Circle Banking FRIDAY 9:008:00 for the 1971-77 year. SATURDAY 9:00-1:00 Installed with her at a din- is the best all-around NOTICE ner In The Cobblestones, Rt. J5, were Mrs. Janice Biggan, Take notiqe that the following appointments external vice president; Mrs. • High interest on savings •< will be made at the Public Meeting of the Sandee Davis, internal vice • Low rates on loans president; Mrs. Nora Hill, Township Committee being held on Ajto 13, secretary; Mrs. Frann • Direct Social Security 1976 in Township Hall, 1 Kings Highway, Glenney, treasurer, and Mrs. Deposits, with free Middletown, N.J. EUxabeth Stumpf, state direc- checking as a bonus Apply Now! tor. • Safe Deposit Boxes More than just free checking— Curator to Shoal Harbor Museum The Jayceeette member- k it's the most popular banking NEW Public Officer ship is open to women be- Plus ... lots of tree and easy services In a package- tween the ages of 18 and S5 only at NJNB. IERSF Transportation Committee interested In community proj- parking all over the lot and NATIONAL ects. Those interested should banking-by-car,, the fastest way By order of the Middletown Township Com- telephone Mrs. Cote or Mrs. to bank by tar! BANK mittee, Allan J. MacDonald, Mayor Davis of 4 Georgetown Road, McmtMf FDIC Hazlet The Red Circle Bank

r What would a 'President Carter9 mean to jobless? •j SYLVIA FORTH •As an unemployed adult, your chances of getting a job 'If you lived la aa area of high uaemptoymeat, aad year (Ktnt ki a Ntiet) you want la private industry or services would be improved, company had to lay off IN of its I.Mt employes. Carter If Democratic nomiaee Jimmy Carter were to become for Carter underline* his "commitment to the free eater- would have the company employ all of you far a sasrter U.S. PrartVnl Carter and if his stated positions on key eco- prise system" and promises he would rely on the private work week for a specified period of time, wtth the govera- nomic lanes were to become reality, what would It mean to YOUR MONEY'S sector until forced to turn to the public sector for jobs meat aad the Industry sharing the costs This definitely you — an unemployed adult or teen-ager? An investor in He sees "millions of jobs crying out to be filled in new would be something aew for ear country stocks? A family frightened, almost above all else, of a re industries such as solar heating - not for scientist*, but for surgence of inflation? A taxpayer in any bracket? Any carpenters, pipe fitters, plumbers, tinsmiths, plastic work •If you were aa unemployed teaaagar, Carter weald American consumer in today's jungle of a marketplace? WORTH en, electricians, truckers, etc He sees more millions of ask for a program under which federally created jobs wtaht The following three points demand your attention: Car- jobs in repair of railroads and rapid transit systems, pollu- become available to you - "similar to the CCC aad WPA of ter has not been as fuzzy about the economic issues as you tion control for cities; preventive health care on a nation- te iliipTiasiiii yam." He is parncalarty worried asm m may think; he is far more conservative (as well as imagina- wide basis, care for retarded children, alcoholics and drag m per cent jobless rate among black youag American la tive) In most of his financial views than he has been given al - a theory that places the jobless in the first line of de- addicts; batter Imaang. Mtvtduaaied aad remedial mtruc- many areas. credit for; he is a pragmatist who will concentrate on ac- fense against Inflation tm in our schools, and oa and on Aad Carter would not favor a lower minimum wag* for complishing the merely possible rather than on attempting Instead, Carter's philosophy is that a high rate of em- He insists that the costs of such employment program* younger jobless Americana. Maay of you, he says, an not the clearly politically impossible ployment would create the paychecks that would generate would not exceed by much, if any, what's being spent now part of a family structure, and since yea must face Ike Since Carter has made It unmistakably clear that reduc- the extra tax payments that would help the Treasury bal- •If you still couldn't get a Job in private enterprise and world as aa adult faces it. you ahauM be entitled to the ing unemployment would be the major priority of his admin- ance the federal budget - and this balance would be THE if, say, you were on welfare, then and then only would Car- same minimum pay. istration, and since this in itself would signify a vital change fundamental weapon against revived inflation. ter turn to government-created jobs lor you If you were on In essence, all of Carter's job-creaaag programs and his In priorities at the White House, this week's series starts This is a crucial distinction! Don't downgrade It! welfare and without defects to keep you from working, be outspoken faith la the private sector an much aiore cea- with the unemployed. Thus, Carter's long-range goal (over four yean) would would train you, give you literacy education, and through servatlve than you may nave thought This reflects the gen- A first and most Important fact is that Carter repu- be a cut In today's overall rate of unemployment from 7 5 private and public job agencies, be would try to match you eral conservatism of the economists who are his closest ad- diates the Nixon-Ford administrations' conviction that a per cent to 4 or 4 5 per cent and in the adult jobless rate to J wtth a job. If you didn't accept it, he would have you kicked visers at this stage high rate of joblessness is essentisl to combat the price spir- percent. off the welfare rolls. Tssssns«: Carter sad tse steek i Dividend reinvestment is favored By DAVID 8AIGENT and am (1 E.U., California in bonds These should be Business A - The three mutual held Q - As one of the so-called funds which you hold are With the exception of two SHREWSBURY. N. J. MONDAY, JULY 12,1976 13 "small Investors," a large growth rather than income miaor commitments, your SUCCESSFUL part of my Investment dollar funds. Furthermore, none ol stock list is excellent, In goes toward paying commis- them have achieved a par- terms of growth. However, sions to buy and sell stocks. ticularly brilliant record In you might consider reducing You have mentioned dividend their sector. My advice would your holdings in Technical* INVESTING reinvestment plans In the be to redeem these and rein- by 100 shares In order to gen- past — which companies offer vest the $12,850 In Northeast erate some additional Income. free Investment plans? H.A., Investors and Price New In- This $5,000, Invested in North District of Columbia come Funds. The return on era States Power (NYSE), diagnostic body scanning. this principal will be In- would add close to $400 an- This machine was Introduced A - When the NYSE aban- creased from $200 to almost nually to your income. Tech- la March 1175 and unite worth doned fixed commissions, it $1M the previous fiscal year. $1,100 You are currently nlcare has moved up sharply $» million bad baas ordered may have reduced costs for Tkese speculative shares earning a generous t.l per on news of 1U developments by March 1171. Three aew the institutional investor but •souk) be held for their ap- cent on the principal invested In computed tomography for models were brought oat la It didn't do much for the indi- pradattaa aotaattal vidual buying in SO and IK •hare lots But every now and then, the "little guy" gets a break. Dividend reinvestment plans now being offered by some fM or so corporations an just such a break. Al- though these plans vary, most Include the option of investing further cash. Over 80 of these plans in- clude the additional bonus of either no commission or bank tee or no charges whatsoever. Even those plans which charge a bank fee and a pro rata share of the commission Involve a real saving because of bulk purchase. In a typical DIP, the Investor will pay INTERDATA GIFT — Mrs. Audrey Mack of Eatontown, veteran employe only $4 in total fees on a $100 of Interdata, Oceanport, presented an American flag she crocheted to the Investment compared with $7 company on Its loth birthday. Accepting It Is Daniel Slnnott of Wayside, through regular brokerage president. channels. I am forwarding to you a report on the dividend rein- vestment plans offered by 400 Interdata is now 10 companies. This report In- OCEANPORT - Interdata Neptune, Donald Cook of Slnnott, Arthur Furman, rich- cludes details on bank fees, celebrated Us 10th birthday Lakewood, Joseph Jones of art Genke and Peter Steams. commissions, cash options, with a wide range of activi- Holmdel and Joseph Leach of All but Mr. Steams still play termination fees and current ties for its 1,127 employes Howell Township. an active role In the com- dividends fortach of the list- throughout the world The party, held under a pany. ed companies. Any other reader Interested In receiving The company has become a large yellow and white tent The company moved here this DIP report should send a leading manufacturer of next to the company's facility In 1MB and saw worldwide request to David R. Sargent, small computer equipment in here, included reading of his- employment reach 321 in 1X18, Successful Investing, 210 big savings on the past decade, according to torical notes and presentation its first profitable year. Daniel Slnnott of Wayside, In- of memorabilia to be retained Newbury Street, Boston, MA underwear now terdata president. "We are in a newly-established Interda by 1174, Interdata had (2111. recorded annual sales ex- very proud of the accom- museum. Employes have also Q — How can I Increase my thru July 24th plishments of our people dur- prepared a pboto montage ceeding $20 million and in- cluded nearly NO employes. Income on the portfolio I have ing the past IS years and are recording highlights of the listed? I am a recent widow "Atkinson" brand polyester-cotton happy to salute them on the company's first decade. The company became part of company's 10th birthday," he Specially printed paychecks The Perkin-Elmer Corpo- T-shirts, shorts & briefs said. marking the anniversary ration In 1174. 3for*4and3tor$5 Activities marking the anni- were distributed. Today, Interdata annual versary included an outdoor A veteran employe, Mrs sales exceed $40 million and 3/17 Boxer ahorts In white and solids. akjo party, presentation of a hand- Audrey slack of Eatontown, the company's 1,127 employes fancies Sue* 32-44 aate 1 for 100 made American flag, signing presented the company a 40- make the company a major a birthday scroll and birthday by 54-inch American flag she supplier of computers and 3/17 T-shirta wtth craw or V-nacks StaM cakes for all employes, in- crocheted to mark the U.S. printer terminals to a wide S, M, L. XL. aate J for ».030 cluding those at M field of- Bicentennial and Interdata's range of international cus- fices nation wide. birthday. tomers. 3/575 Briers mad* to fit comfortably all Volunteer employes who ar- A three-foot-long com- day long Sizes S, M. L. XL ease 3 for 4.00 ranged the celebration were memorative scroll was un- Richard Vivian and Donna furled to be signed by Inter- EAI awards 3/5.75 Athletic shirts, classic favorite. Scott of Long Branch, Mari- data employes. After the 887 Sizes S, M. L, XL. sate 3 tor 4.00 lyn Johnson and William local employes signed it, the Beattle of Red Bank, Ann stroll was sent around the its animal roster of Oceanport, Cathy world for all employes to our own brand hosiery usually Kllnger and Carte Bunger of sign. It will be retained In the scholarships priced from »1.25 to 1.75 pr. Ocean Township, Gordon Di- Interdata museum. Giacomo of Eatontown, Wil- Interdata was established WEST LONG BRANCH - 6 tor'6 liam Ifinchin of Honmouth in a loft in Farmlngdale In Stephen Edwards of Ocean Beach, Timothy Harris of UN by four engineers, David Township and Alexander Sil- Buy a dozen or two and really save! You'll find craw socks In basic and fashion verman of West Long Branch Marts 0. Geeaaua have been named recipients colors, anklets A ovwr-tna-calt dress atykss, County bankers serve of Electronic Associates' an- also tuba socks. Orion* acrylic and stretch nual college scholarships. Goodman nylon Wanda In the group. Stock up! Edwards, son of Edward on state committees Edwards of the company's has joined PRINCETON - Eleven Bank, Freehold, and James Custom Engineering Depart- bankers from Monmouth P. Van Schoick Jr., vice pres- ment, will receive $2,910 Steinbach County are among those from ident and cashier, Edison awarded annually to the son throughout the state aimed to First National State Bank, or daughter of an associate. ASBURY PARK - Martin serve on 1171-77 committees Spring Lake. He was selected on the basis, D. Goodman has been ap- of the New Jersey Bankers Committee on American In- of outstanding scholarship pointed divisional merchan- Association. stitute of Banking, James aad overall student activity dise manager for the ready- Included are: Steel, vice president. First from among it applications to-wear division st Steinbach Bank operations and man- Jersey National Bank, Bel- for the award. A senior at by Michael A. Slovak, presi- agement committee, Barry mar. Ocean Township High School, dent Of the seven-unit New W. Blank, president. Colonial Finance committee, George he will study physics at Vale Jersey department store. rirtt National Bank, Red L. BleliU, chairman, execu- College Bank, and John Kay, presi- tive committee. Colonial First Mr. Goodman comes to dent, Shrewsbury State Bank, National Bank, Red Bank. Silverman receives the Steinbach from Goldblatt Shrewsbury Mortgage committee, Electronic Associates commu- Brothers, Chicago, where he Bank security committee, Charles T. Parton, chairman, nity scholarship of $2,500 was merchandise manager of Joseph C. MarineUo Jr., exec- executive vice president, Co- awarded annually to a stu- dresses, coats and suite. Prior •five vice president and trea- lonial First National Bank, dent of Shore Regional or to joining GoMblatt's, be had surer, Howell State Bank, Red Bank. Long Branch High School who i variety of merchandising Howell. Trust legislation committee, has particularly distinguished positions with Abraham * Business development and Douglas J. Hollywood, senior him or herself In preparation Straus, Glmbel's and S. Klein, public relations committee, trust officer, Colonial First for a career in engineering or New York. Richard C. Devtne, vice presi- National Bank, Red Bank. science Selected from a field deal. First Merchants Nation- Trust operations com- of M applicants, be is a stu- A native New Yorker, he al Bank, Neptune • mittee, E. Joseph Brown, as- dent at Shore Regional and will relocate his family from Committee on agriculture, sistant vice president and will use his scholarship to the Chicago area to the Ways- Ml A. Huribert, vice presi- trust officer, Colonial First study physics tt Princeton ide section of Ocean Town- aeat. Colonial Pint National National Bank, Red Bank. University. ship. MWHUWM CW* MOW THU MX) MB 14 The Dldy Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, JULY 12,1976 Hearing is continued on Freehold Twp. housing plan • -• •& ~— * .-»»•.-_•-_ ^ •_ • 1... . <]. stodimp Itno picnifk uiinp passengersnissMWIt. to half at the night wore on ican Planned Unit Commu- provided by the loning ordi- Another facet of the plan geared to low income (less FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - were only the first two of nine The hearings will probably The lack ol air conditioning In nities nance. under consideration deals than $8,500), middle income Low Income families who witnesses who are expected continue for several more the building forced nearly aU Mr Ackerman. who will After the lota were Im- with subsidized garden apart- ($8,500 to 112,500); and me- couldn't afford lo purchue > to testify In favor of the proj- months, a tactic of delay the men to shed their Jacket* continue this testimony proved, he noted, a one-acre ment bousing, for 132 units of dian income ($12,900 to borne hen reportedly would ect. Other witnesses will In- which many objectors hope and loosen their ties Over- Thursday, spoke In favor of lot would cost the builder a total of 340 BS.OOO) families. be able to live la the township clude Thomas Krakowiecki, will scuttle the protect as it Is head lights were dimmed to the high density project. He about 115,100; while a one- The complex also Includes a If they rented one of the M0- an environmentalist with the now drawn. fourth acre lot would cost the Persistent questioning by convenience shopping center unlt garden apartmenti reduce the heat eminatlng planner's firm; Lee Hobaugh, explained that the coat to the developer about 15,500, there- the audience dealt largely on about two acres, and a "I'll be glad if well be done American Planned Unit Com- from oversized chandeliers a planner with Resolve, Inc.; builder of developing the lots by allowing for greatly- re- with earnings of the potential mass transport center where by Christmas," said Richard munities hope* to build here which dominate the council Fred Maffeo, a Fair Haven would be much leas If there duced overall construction tenants and homeowners in the developers hope long-dis- MacOmber, Red Bank, at- And middle Income persons meeting room. realtor; and Arnold Silver- were four units to the acre. costs. the project The project is tance commuter buses will torney for the developers. who were unable to afford a Mr. Ney and Mr. Ackerman man, here, president of Amer- Instead of one, as currently PO.lM home might be able to- reduce the purchase price If they were willing to do with- out a garage, or perhaps, fin- ish off the second story by themselves. Hey Big Saver Henry Ney and Richard Ackerman, of Ackerman-Ney Associates, Freehold, the de- veloper's engineers and plan- ners, both testified on the project at the continuing heating before the Zoning Board of Adjustment. The company It seeking permission to construct 140 Food town Savings! y) gtrden apartments and Ml single family homes on US •sssssssssssVMiaaValsssVi^i .MI* »in oa MI Hiru cowow wrm »jswuTTso oa MO* ntouw | [ acres eaat of Rt I. The par- cel abuta both llanalapan and Marlboro. The developer plans to build slngle-fsmlly homes with a density of four to the acre, rather than the one-acre home sites now mandated by the toning code. About M per cent of the homes would be built on 7,500- square-foot lots and the re' malnder on 10,000 to 15,000 square-foot lots. The present mnlng code calls for lots of SHOULDER STEAK or 40,000 square feet. However, the developer CHUCK ROAST claims that the proximity of the tract to Rt. t decreases the chances of selling ex- I glB STEAK pensive homes on the site. About 100 residents packed the Township Hall Thursday U.S.D.A.Chok. •••( to protest the high-density plan, their numbers dwindling CHUCK ROAST Ml® mm nmmaat CHUCK STEAK CUBED U.S.D.A.CMC. STEAK BONELESS BEEF ROASTSJSSCJP u TOP ROUND ROAST», f 1 RUMP ROAST t, '15

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til.ri.J W»»«r» SUCS9CUNO Hl-C DRINKS PEACHES C ~ 39 ' @ Produce Specials—] Or. Lawnaca A. Lerts* STYROFOAW CUPS WHITE PAPER PLATES FOOOTOWN APMCOTS FOODTOWN TUNA RSH Podiatrist A 49« •s- 49* ftr 49C establishes Mil* SMI too Sov* Wkar* scholarships GULDENS MUSTARD 47" J WHITEJAPER PLATES X Cut or Frame h jaw *_3B ALL^DETERGENT ^--. RED BANK - Lawrence A. C TOMATOES Levlne, a borough podiatrist, HANOVER GREEN BEANS3?fl SHASTA DIET SODA 6 - 89 has endowed scholarships to roODTOWM CLEANSER tr 15 toll, tUt n»s> «rlNn*ui|li a% AsaIXT«AFANCT honor two teachers at his CUCUMBERS alma mater, the Pennsylva- $ - - • - nia CoUege of Podlatrlc Medi- CORNED BEEF HASH "» FOODTOWN RELISH 3 - 1 HtNKIST cine. oS^ORANGETS 8J\ «KHK 9 ,.'1 DARK CHERRIES 39* ( Dr. Levlne, who also prac- TOMATO PASTE 5 MARSHMALLOWS - 49 tices In Haddonfield, Brick C APPLES 4»- I FLMIDTNUNOOS —S* Township and Philadelphia, RED CABBAGE 59 THIN PRETZELS '259* disclosed that he is estab- CHEF BOY-AR-DEE RAViOLT^ lishing the scholarships In the Wood!*) Dairy Specials names of Dr. Charles W Gib- TRASH CAN UNttS ley Jr., vice president for roOOTOWN scademic affairs at the col- BOUNCE 40 «: SALAD BOWLS 4JI ORANGE JUKI lege, and Dr. Gilbert Master, YAS^TWIZZLERS an associate of Dr. Levlne WESTLE'S QUIK urn of tke loom COTTAGE and a founder of the college. FOODTOWN MINTS CHEESE T-SHIRTS or 3. $4)79 ••••rt** Pfean^sra rrvaaS si^ - Dr. Levlne said the scholar- roOD STORAGE BAGS 50^79* BRIEFS * " ships will be awarded to In- YELLOW MUSTARD IMMUTUIALTOMIIT 4 £»1 coming first-year students on W«Olodlyt»da»m U.S. DA. Food Stamp. waarsoiAKDMNK ^S^9f the basis of academic Appotixers achievement, leadership and SCHOMPKKUS 7 7f Dell Specials OasssssrBssnri ajj_ dedication to the study of po- CHEDDAR SPREAD X 79* dlatrlc medicine.

The podiatrist, a Haddon FOOOTOWN Bakery Specials Heights resident, said he es- or TIP TOP tablished the scholarships to honor these teachers, whom LEMONADE HAMflWGtRBOUS he said have played an in- FOOOTOWN DANKH STRIPS TC fluential role in podiatric sci- ence and his own career. ITALIAN BREAD Swt roODTOWM POUND CAH X Union Avenue School GRIDDLE . has 49 graduates FRANKS * FOOOTOWN DONUTS (k r— HAZLET - Carmine Mar- mo, principal, awarded diplo- CHICKEN mas to 41 students at the ROLL w->,(89' Seafood Specials Union Avenue elementary li^»1 II II «A< umtmn ^25 SM(STWSMUTKS cj O'Sf NMDGnSAUMI -"^ tmmmmt»mtwm>t^^m. Uirf ROUNDER HCM POTATO SAUB ^39* FOODTOWN COLD CUTS ^.49* Robert Roman was cited WET * for overall achievement. He RKfVuOOING ^59* and Brenda Crui won awards .^,>,».b..>. m for contributing moat to the RSSNAPPERFUn *.•!" CAUMJUBSQUB 3 l*\ school SaTwiair H89* aH««— MA'i' RAH PARK RANKS -Vl muwtmunn Other winners Included Mi- mmrimsnaitsi chael Pennell and Ronald Ri THIS L VkaaafaaJ •*• aasjraiksaTH al assw ker, science; .David Burke jj COUPOOOPO N 4 UiTtaT and Sandra Bauer, language ro irti; Michael Vaoca and *°l MSWCXCABROUR EM ^P* CHEERJOSCEREAL 1 Frank Sparks, mathematics; •• •a? o^-.t»JM-T»II »i '.i'. " m |y - i • t - - i. i i Mr. Pennell and Susan Paw- ling,, attendance awards, and James Doonan and Denise ^aVmnwHii«»iaa GogUano, Involvement In ex- tra orricvlar activities. Liquor license petitions started

By JULIE MCDONNELL •And if mayor aid couactl refuse or an awapabto of doing the same." the petitiea cee> LITTLE SILVER - The owner of a local Uaase. this petition shall be retarded aa a restaurant is circulating petitions to request a demand thai uus be placed before the peepte referendum on the issuance of retail con by a referendum vole. sumption liquor licenses in the borough A referendum question, however. ceaM James Coles of Long Branch, owner of the only deal with whether or not the borough Small Change Restaurant at 485 Prospect should issue consumption licenses, and aet Avt, said he began clmilatini petitions this weekend to request a consumption license for whether any particular applicant should re- his restaurant, or birring that, a vote on the ceive one entire matter by borough residents Mayor Anthony T Bruno suggested that The signatures of IS per cent of the any petition-seekers contact the Alcoholic borough's registered voters, or approximately Beverage Control Commission (ABC) for me MS signatures, would be needed to put the proper wording of a petition question on the ballot The mayor said, however, that he woeld The Small Change Restaurant Is one of hke to see the resolution, pasaed last week by three businesses in the borough that have re- council, rescinded •Y THI DIIP WATERS - Families boated on 78-acre Lake the day-long outing. The thirsty drank up 30 kegs of IS-cent quested such a license from Borough Council That resolution set up a five-step proce- Toponemus at Freehold Borough's Olde Freehold Day picnic, beer, and a variety of fun-filled events were held with all pro in the past six months All requests have been Poddle boats, canoe* and rowboats piled the waters through ceeds going to charities. dure for investigating the issuing of sack a li- turned down on the grounds that the borough cense, including an informal public hearing to has no procedure for Issuing such a license. be held Aug. I. Council passed a resolution early last week to investigate the possibility of allowing The satire matter will be discussed at consumption licenses, but learned Thursday tonight's council meeting, the mayor saM. that a referendum will be required to change "It's futile to have a hearing before any the community's "dry" status petitions are submitted," be said. "There's no That's because a referendum was held on real reason to have It, slace the first step the issue back in ltB, and voters decided then would havt to be gathering the MS slgaa- to prohibit any consumption licenses In the lures." town. Little Silver is now the only dry commu- He nld he continues to have reservations nity in the area, and one of only a few left ki about a referendum on tht ism. slace pas- the state sage of a referendum would force fke council Mr. Coles' petition calls for "the mayor to issue at least one license and members of the council to use all lawful "I don't think the residents will waat process in order to obtain from the lawful au- that," be said "An ordinance, which would thorities a liquor license to be distributed to have allowed us, not forced ui, to issue a li- Jim Cotes, trading as Small Change Restau- cense, would have been much more to my Ilk- rant. lag, and the residents' liking." The Daily Register

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OOINO. GOING. GONE I - Assemblyman Walter J. Koiloskl tween 6,000 and 10,000 persons spent the day at the park listen- in Keyport contest got Into the swim of things at 'Olde Freehold Day.' The assem- ing to the 'Battle of the Bands,' a contest between six rock groups won by the Stephen Hoffman group ond the crowning of blyman was a dunking stool candidate along with Mayor Roger By ED EANABKOWKI tion," remarked Richard W. petition At least aet ken to J. Kane, Richard Kane, borough recreation director who Mr. and Mrs. Senior Citizens, won by Charles Smith and Mrs. Bergen Jr., president of the Ksyport planned the picnic, Council President John G. McGackln, and Dorothy Walling. KEYPORT - All babies sponsoring organization. All of tht losers, noted Mr. Borough Attorney Richard O'Connor. Crowds estimated at be- are beautiful, but only two "Everybody really, except Bargee., took horns a bag of reign today as prince and the young kids in town, had a consolation prises ranging princess of Keyport. special role in the Bicenten tram coloring books to krin They're Richard J. Wil- nial programs, to date. So we pops. liams Jr. and Jennifer Carol decided to make sure the chil- Joining Mr Bergen In Judg Cummons, both age three and dren bad their day, too. nil ing the contest were: Keyport Marlboro holds Bicentennial fest young residents of this town. be something they can all Mayor William A Ralph; Po- The two children out- look back on," he said lice Chief William Oelger; MARLBORO — When this distanced about 44 others who Percy Washington, chairman township decides to throw a were entered In the town's Bi- Both young winners re- of the Bicentennial Com- Bicentennial birthday party, centennial Prince and Prin- ceived trophies and an assort- mittee; Richard Hill, presl it doesn't fool around cess contest Saturday at the ment of gifts from merchants dent of the Chamber of Com- The town's official celebra- Keyport Central School. throughout the borough. merce aad a member of the tion of the nation's 200th The contest was the main "They'll also get a ride In Board of Education, and Mrs birthday took place all day Bicentennial project of the the big Keyport Bicentennial Marie CottreU, a member of yesterday, and climaxed with Keyport Democratic Club. Parade next Saturday," the Recreation Commission a fireworks display that was "We figured It would be a added Mr Bergen Mrs. Kathy Bea was the "absolutely unbelievesble," different contribution to the A baby conteat, however, Democratic Club's chairper- according to more than one local Bicentennial celebra- Isn't a winner like •!! com- son of the Blcenleaalal eveat resident. "It was better than the fire- works at the Statue of Liberty last week," was the report from one enthusiastic resi- dent. The Jimlnute display be- gan at 1:34 p.m. and con- cluded an afternoon and eve- ning of events that ranged from a parade to square dancing, fire company dem- onstrations, and a costume parade. "It was fabulous," Mayor Arthur Goldiweig said enthu- siastically. "Everyone kept coming up to me all day and saying 'thanks'. We had a great time." *f The parade, which began at PARADE HELD — Several thousand spectators rode, which kicked off a day-long salute to the Bl- ! p.m., stretched all the way turned out yesterday to view Marlboro's first pa- centennial. from Rte. 71 to Wyncrest Road, the mayor said. "It was our first parade, and It was largely unplanned, but it came off without a Colts Neck fair opening hitch," he said. In between parade-watch- ty JOAN KAHN Contest will be held. The con- Also on Friday, a special der the direction of Mrs. Rita ing, square dancing and the test Is open to girls between performance of "Small Wager. This group will also other activities, residents COLTS NECK - A week- the ages of four and seven. World," will be presented un- perform at the Garden State found time to consume 3,700 long innuil Firemen's Fiir Arts Center in October. An- hotdogs, six kegs of beer, and will be held here today tique and classic autos will be "who knows now much" soda through Saturday at Fire Sta- MCAP gets $20,000 grant on display on Friday. and other goodies, the mayor BICENTENNIAL BEAUTIES - Richard W. Bergen Jr., center, president tion Number one, Rt. 537. Saturday, will be the final said. of the Keyport Democratic Club hod the pleasant task of crowning Jennifer A variety of nightly enter- night of the fair. The only problem all day tainment will be offered as for winterization project was the traffic, which was Carol Cummons, left, and Richard J. Williams Jr., right, as princess and There will be a ferns wheel well as refreshments pre- backed up "from here to eter- prince of Keyport Saturday. The two youngsters won their titles at the LONG BRANCH - Sen. ducted by MCAP's housing and mechanical rides for chil- pared by the Ladies Auxiliary nity," according to a town- town's Bicentennial Prince and Princess Contest, sponsored by the local Clifford P. Case (B-N.J.), has counselors, who have been dren of all ages, and pony to the Fire Company ship patrolman. Democratic Club. announced the award of a certified by the U.S. Depart- rides and fire truck rides. This evening, the Rodil Sis- 04,444 grant to the lionmouth ment of Housing and Urban ten of Freehold will entertain Among the groups partici- Community Action Program Development. with Hawaiian and South Sea pating who will have booths (MCAP) here for nse in Island dancing. The Kalmlc will be the Colts Neck Wom- MCAP's Project Warm-up. "The goals of Project Matawan Twp. may vote on name Dancers from Howell Town- Warm-Up," explained John en's Club, Boy Scout Troops ship will present Asiatic and MCAP Is currently seeking M. Lawrence, MCAP pro- ZJO and 90. Colts Neck Lkns MoyoUan dancing tomorrow. new applicants for this pro- gram developer, "are to en- Club, Atlantic Grange, Pha- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - they recommend a referen- ministrator. 1.444 signatures would be Firemen's Night will be gram which offers assistance sure that the homes involved lanx Auxiliary of the Family Mayor Edward E. Kaufman dum to decide the Issue and The mayor said he expects needed on the petition. The held on Wednesday, when la home winterization make more efficient use of and Children's Services, Colts said last night It is possible that It be placed on the ballot a drive will be under way names must be obtained, he firemen from all over the Neck First Aid Squad, Colts that residents here may have in the November general elec- shortly to collect enough sig- said, at least 44 days before Services of the program are their heating systems and country will be present The Neck Hospital Auxiliary, a chance in November to vote tion. natures on a petition to have the election, according to law offered at no cost to eligible prevent energy waste through company' with the largest Colts Neck Historical Society, on whether they want to They recommend also that the referendum homeowners who are Social installation of Insulation and "I think they will get the umber of men present at the Colts Neck Sports Founda- change the name of this mu- the name be changed from Security insurance recipients proper utilization of winteri- In order to have a referen- names. 1 think It will go on fairgrounds will be awarded a zation techniques." tion, Catholic Daughters, nicipality. the Township of Matawan to dum for a name change, he the ballot." be said. or an la a low Income brack- Deborah Hospital, Monmouth The Citizens Committee, the Township of Aberdeen, pritt et said, a petition with signa- The name of Aberdeen, he Eddie Connors and Jimmy The grant monies will also County Park Department, charged with studying the according to the mayor tures of M per cent of the to- said, was chosen because the Starr win entertain with coun- Up to CM of work can be be used to prevent hardship Colts Neck Women's Club, feasibility of changing the He said he expects that a fi- tal number of persons who area was first known as New try music on Thursday, and performed on each home. or hazards to health caused Evening Division, the Garden name of Matawan Township, nal committee report will be voted in the last general elec- Aberdeen when it was settled ea Friday night, the fifth an Identification and selection by utility cutoff or lack of Club and the Colts Neck has reported to the mayor submitted this week to Don- tion must be obtained In this by the Scotch in the 17th cen- •••I Little Miss Fireman's of Ike eligible homes is con- fuel. \ Board of Education. and Township Council that ald F. Guluzzy, township ad- instance, between 1.5*0 and tury ! IOC surrenders; Games will open KUlanin said that In planning Olympics for the future the MONTREA•*•»••L (AP.....) - Thm>e Internationa.. li Olympini i_r>___i»*«c Committe~e Killam...... n sai...d th. e Canadia„ *- n government gave a_ firM: m guar- A»s_ «.«th- _e conferenc• e dragge' d-» on— , UUwithL T;»Ting I uuu>itiiirepeatinag hihist Ifillafiin Kairi thai ill DUUIalflK UlVnipiCS IUl I announced last night that the Olympic Games will go on, antee in writing that when Montreal was awarded the Games, statements over and over again, an IOC official came in and IOC would have to seek stronger and firmer guarantees from despite Canada's refusal to allow Taiwanese athletes to com- that it would allow tree and unrestricted entry to all athletes said KUlanin was waiting to make a statement and would like host countries. plete as the Republic ol China. The Taiwanese rejected a pro- recognized by the IOC. He said that last year he had two con- the use of the room. Speaking of the Moscow Olympics scheduled for 1W», Kill- posal that they march at the opening ceremony without their versations with Canadian government officials in which the Ting snouted angrily: "I have the court. He will have to anin said the Soviet authorities already had pledged that ath flag or the name of their country, and said they would pull subject of Taiwan was mentioned. wait." letes of aU countries recognized by the IOC would be free to out of the Games if asked to observe these conditions "There was no mention or suggestion that there would be As Ting continued to talk, IOC officials hastUy arranged enter the country. Killamn accused Canada of a breach of laith and made any difficulty over Taiwan," KUlanin said. chairs in another room for KUlanin's press conference. He added: "My Russian colleague on the executive board one last appeal to the Canadian government to review its atti- He said the Canadian Olympic Association, the Montreal KUlanin said: "This is an extremely unfortunate day in have been as concerned as anyone Bus week abort the breach tude. Organizing Committee and Mayor Jean Drapeau of Montreal Olympic history and I am sorry it should happen at the begin- of the Olympic charter." Raising his voice, the president told a news conference: all had agreed during the past week that they interpreted the ning of the Games in Montreal. "Since my arrival here I have He was referring to Valery Smirnov, who was elected to "The whole world is absolutely fed up with politicians inter- Canadian government's guarantee In H70 in the letter and had continuous contact with the government in an effort to the IOC Executive Board two years ago, after Moscow had fering with sport." persuade it to change its mind and let the recognized Repub- spirit in which it was written. been awarded the lMt Games. At a separate news conference. Lawrence Ting, head of lic of China National Olympic Committee to enter the country the Taiwanese-delegation, said: "The president of the IOC KUlanin added: "If I had known a year ago that this situ- and take part in the Olympic Games." KUlanin said the IOC's stand had been supported by the has lost the battle. He completely gave in to the terms laid ation would arise, taking into account also the state of con- international federations which control Olympic sports, even down by the Canadian government " struction in Montreal, 1 would have had no hesitation what- But he said this was the first time in Olympic history that by those which recognize Maninland China and not Taiwan. The IOC suggestion to the Taiwanese was that they lake soever in recommending that the Games should be moved any government had prevented athletes recognized by the elsewhere." IOC from competing in the Games under the name of their Asked whether be feared any further trouble over the is- part in the parade behind the Olympic flag and with a plaque sue of African countries and New Zealand, KUlanin replied: bearing the name of the IOC. KUlanin said this was put to the country. The first announcement of the suggested compromise "We know nothing officially about that. AU I know Is what 1 Taiwanese only as a suggestion but they completely rejected He added that the IOC had considered only the principle over the Taiwanese flag was made by the Taiwnanese them- have read in the papers." It. selves at a news conference. of the Olympic charter during the last week and not Chinese He said the decision to go on with the Games Was made in Ting spoke angrily about what he called the IOC's failure politics African delegates and sports-administrators are gathering the Interest of athletes from all over the world who had been to maintain the Olympic charter. Communist China has applied to the IOC for recognition in Montreal under the leadership of Abraham Ordia, presi- preparing for the Olympics, In some cases for years. but demanded that Taiwan be kicked out of the Olympics dent of the Supreme CouncU for African Sport. It was this He said the IOC Executive Board had considered cancell- The Canadian government has said It took its stand on the body that forced the ban on Rhodesia at the Munich Olympics ing the opening ceremony and possibly withdrawing its sanc- Taiwanese athletes after a direct request by Peking. in 1*72. tion from the Games. But it decided that If it did this it would KUlanin said: "The Canadian government made it clear Dennis Brutus, president of the South African Non-R»cial that their attitutde was a political one, from which they would lose control over the Games In the future. Open Committee, said: "We wiU be talking this week and de- not withdraw. That is their business, but it Is unfortunate that Asked by a newsman If he might consider resigning as ciding what line we will take over New Zealand." president, KUlanin replied In a voice charged with emotion: Sports they aUowed us all to come here. The African countries are threatening to demand an "I will certainly not stop I will g» on fighting. I don't mind "I am extremely sorry for the athletes of the Republic of Olympic ban of New Zealand because a New Zealand rugby getting a black eye. I will come up again and so will the 16 SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. JULY 12, 1976 China, or Taiwan, or whatever we call It, who are the ones to IOC." suffer." team is currently touring South Africa. Figueroa 3-hits Sox; Mets fall; Phfls win The Braves wiped out the By The Associated Press Johnson walked Graig Net- Inning and two more with a tles to lead off the second in- single in the seventh. Mets' 4-1 lead with a five-run Ed Figueroa threw a three- ning, and Gamble then drove Pinch hitter Dave May led seventh, only to lose It when hitter and Oscar Gamble hit a a 2-0 pitch Into the right-cen- off the Braves' eighth against New York scored four in the two-run homer to carry the ter field bleachers for his reliever Bob Apodaca, 1-5, top of the eighth. Bruce Dal New York Yankees to a 50 eighth home run of the sea- with a double. One out later, Canton, 31, the Braves' third victory over the Chicago son. The Yankees collected Jerry Royster walked and pitcher, picked up the victory. White Sox yesterday. their third run of the third in- Rod GUbreath was safe on an Jerry Royster led off the Figueroa, who permitted ning when Thurman Munson error by shortstop Bud Har- Braves' first against Mets' three singles, gained his 10th walked, -Chris Chambliss relson, loading the bases. starter Jon Matlack with a victory against six defeats doubled off the center field After Jim Wynn struck out, single and later was driven in and became the third Yankee wall and Carlos May hit a Montanez doubled to right by Montanez' first hit. But pitcher to attain the 10-vic- sacrifice fly. center, clearing the bases and Ron Hodges put New York on tory plateau this season, join- Johnson was relieved by ruining what would have top with a two-run homer In Ing Catfish Hunter and Dock lefthander Dave HamUton in been a victory for Tom Sea- the second. EUis at that mark. Figueroa the fourth Inning and Ham- ver, who made his first relief Matlack gave himself a big- issued two walks and struck ilton yielded only four hits appearance of the season for ger cushion by driving in two out four. over the next four innings be- New York in the seventh In- runs in the sixth, but the Chicago starter Bart John- fore giving way to Chris ning. Braves took the lead again ion, 7-8, seeking his fifth Knapp, who In the eighth in- m> York IB) AMah <»l with their five-run seventh. * r Al Ob straight victory, took the loss. ning gave up walks to Nettles 0 ORoyilorie ] Rod GUbreath drove in the and Gamble and a two-run 0 I Glenn » I first run of the burst with a double to Mickey Rivers. s sacrifice fly, then Montanez Krneool Ib ) 1 0 The victory was the Yan- batted in two more with his Ib second single. C«oyoop Willie Montanez drove in LBrownpr II I starter Dick Ruthven was lift- six runs, three with an eighth- RHivnp ed for pinch-hitter Clarence Oftlco cl ?! inning double, catapulting the 1 0 Gaston, who delivered for the Vckovlch p Atlanta Braves to a t-8 vic- Tatar) > I I To** M I 11 third straight time in that Totall li "o 1 TMOI1 II I HOVVorK. m OR M> -* tory over the New York Mets AIMnlo I0O 000 S3« -t role, getting the first of five Chicago 000 000 ooo' -o E—C. Roblnion 1, Monloiwl, Mllntr. NtwYerk OJI 000 01. - hits that chased both Matlack DOUBLED UP — Dave Cash, Philadelphia Phillies Cash's throw to first completed a double play as yesterday. Gllbrmtti. Horroluri. LOB-Ni» York E-P. Kolly, Moion. LOB-Chlcooo f, Allonto I. 2B-Horrtlton. GlblrMth. and reliever Jerry Koosman. second baseman flips over Doug Rader of the San the Phillies blanked the Padres, 3-0. Now York » IB-Munion. Chomeilu, Montanez also drove In a D May, Montantl MR-H0d8t» 14). Whlla, Rlvori. HR-OamW« III. SF-C S-Ollbrtol, Royiltr, More.lion. Seaver came on and got the Diego Padres after Rader was forced at second. May. run with a single in the first final out. He would have been the beneficiary of the Mets1 four-run outburst in the' top of the eighth if the Braves Halicki's two-hitter lifts Giants, 2-0 hadn't scored three runs in their half of the eighth. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Halicki, who hurled a no-hitter last Aug. 24 when he beat Rennie Stennett's two-run double in a three-run eighth Hodges singled in the Mets1 the New York Mets (H>, limited the Cubs to a pair of walks be- ' gave the Pirates their victory and trimmed the Reds' NL first run of the eighth off Ed Halicki, former Monmouth CoUege baseball and bas fore Jose Cardenal, leading off the seventh inning, bounced a West lead over Los Angeles to six games. Astros rookie Joa- reliever Hike Marshall ketbaU standout, pitched six innings of no-hit baU yesterday 1-1 pitch up the middle, just out of shortstop Chris Speler's quin Andujar scattered nine Montreal hits for his third shut- Pinch-hitter Joe Torre's and finished with a two-hitter as the San Francisco Giants reach. He also allowed a one-out single in the eighth by Steve out of the year. grounder scored another, and beat the Chicago Cubs, 2-0. Swisher. Garry Matthews gave him the only run he needed in The Royals lead Texas by seven games in the AL West the third run scored when GU- the .first inning with his 11th homer. despite their loss to Detroit on Rusty Staub's tiebreaking breath threw wildly to first In the rest of the National League, Atlanta outlasted the single in the 12th. after fielding Torre's groun- Mets 1-8, Los Angeles defeated St. Louis 9-6, Pittsburgh beat The Red Sox unleashed a 13-hit attack, including a homer der. Leon Brown, running for Cincinnati 8-3, and Houston shaded Montreal, 1-0. by Fred Lynn and Denny Doyle's two-run single, to whip Min- Torre, later scored on Felix Nastase wins In the American League, Detroit edged Kansas City (-5 in nesota. Reggie Jackson's two-run homer for the Orioles beat MUlan's single. Nolan Ryan and the Angels. BUI North scored three runs and 12 innings, Boston beat Minnesota M, Baltimore topped Cali- Jim Kaat's timetable is just drove in two to lead the A's past Cleveland. fornia 3-1, Oakland routed Cleveland t-3 and, in a doublehea- working out just fine. der, MUwaukee swept Texas (-3 and 5-4, the second game go- Gorman Thomas' two-run double keyed a five-run seventh ing 10 innings. inning that gave the Brewers their opening-game victory, then The 37-year-old left-hander, Grand Slam they took the nightcap from the Rangers on Henry Aaron's aided by Greg Luzinski's Don Sutton, also a starter, won in relief for the Dodgers, who erupted for seven runs in the seventh inning against the loth-inning homer, his ninth of the year and 754th of his ca- three-run double in the sixth Cards, three of them on Reggie Smith's homer. reer. KdH.ttckl inning and. a strong defense that turned three double plays, scattered nine hits as over Orantes the Philadelphia Phillies MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. fall Into the net or drop past scored a 3-0 victory over the (APAP) - Die Naslase pulled the side line. Carter sweeps lead San Diego Padres yesterday. out a powerful serve when His problems continued in Kaat, 9-3, threw just 81 he needed It to defeat a per- the second set while Nas- pitches and worked the game sistent Manuel Orantes 6-4, 6- tase's serves grew stronger, in an hour and M minutes, the > yesterday and win the with four of his six aces com- shortest game in the National |1M,MO Grand Slam of Ten- ing then in Complex preview League this year. nis championship Sunday at Although Nastase said he, "My game plan Is work- the Myrle Beach Tennis Club. RUTHERFORD (AP) - In "This is a stakes horse, the At the bottom of the race "served pretty weU aU day, I ing," Kaat said after getting a prelude to this week's rest of them were just claim- program was the notation: reaUy concentrated more on his first National League Nastase, who had six ser- Democratic horserace, "Car- ing horses," said Haughton. "Late scratch — uncom- break points." shutout and recording the vice aces in the match, pick- ter's Champ" was the winner The real name of Carter's mitted delegate." ed up 175,000 for the victory. 244th victory of hit ie-year Orantes later attributed going away yesterday at a Champ is Tarport Carmel. A spokesman for New Jer- Orantes received 140,000 career. "My plan is to work many of his missed shots to a preview of the Hackensack sey Sports and Exposition Au- fast, get ahead of the hitters Asked if the horse would The Barcelona native danc- gusty wind. Meadowlands Sports Complex thority said the timing for and get them out." have gone to the starting gate ed around the court, reaching staged for convention dele- Sunday's preview was per- It caused the ball to move as an ooas-on l-to-5 favorite, what appeared to be sure gates. fect. "With all those people in erratically, Orantes said, Haughton replied, "No, it EHmdou winners off Nastase's racket. Carter's Champ, a pacer New York, we regarded this KuMok» "you had to be very quick on would have been more like 1- GrabbKMkd» SaMiUDb But it was the easy shots that named after Democratic as a very positive venture. McCowyle UmtlH your feet." to-f." WMMrf he consistently hit Into the presidential contender Jimmy We did it for the attention." DoRofcrJc, Martin It Rltmndlt 1 0 Jhnrtwrt i 0 net. In the fourth game of the Carter, bested nine other After the race, Byrne asked IMolll 1 0 OMaMnrt 1 0 The spokesman said the Fntnp l o second set, Nastase passed horses to win the Inaugural Haughton, "Did Brown and FtMat p» 1 0 Nastase first broke Orantes' tour-luncheon-horserace cost CMIzgor p I 0 Orantes at the net for break Presidential Sweepstakes, Humphrey give you any 35V it serve in the sixth game of the about *40,000, with the widow point, and Orantes hit long to part of the day's racing pro- trouble?" tint set when Orantes deliv- of Industrialist Charles Engle- give Nastase a 3-1 lead. gram. 0M m o ered a backhand voUey Into "Not a bit," laughed hart, a frequent Democratic DP- - J. LOl-San Dlno i. PMMoWMi »-letiniMt. LumYl 1. the net, one of several easy In the final game, Orantes Jimmy Carter and other Haughton. contributor, donating 125,000. it-DaRodor. snots he blew on his way to had Nastase down 15-30. but Democratic bigwigs did not defeat. the Rumanian fired an ace appear as expected, but about Other horses in the race past the Spaniard to pull even 1,500 others did, including were named Byrne's Leader, Orantes came back In the atJWO. about COO delegates. after Byrne; Carey's Corn- next game to break Ntstase's met, after New York Gov. How They Stand With Nastase back, Orantes The delegates are staying service and pull even. Nas- Hugh Carey; Keystone Shapp, AMMICAN LBAOUf NATIONAL LIAWJC attempted a drop shot that II miles away in New York •oMDMtle* tase claimed the first set City for this week's Demo- named after Pennsylvania w L pa. •• L Pa. •• feU Into the net, giving Nas- Now York SO 31 .411 - 15 Ml - when Orantes again voUeyed cratic National Convention. Gov. HUton Shapp; Bama's Batten 10 Pltnaurgti... tase his first match point. •olllmoV* « Mm York... 15 IM 10 Into the net. "We have taken advantage George, named after Ala- Cllv«lond H S S ,!S SI Loud m iiv> An overhead smash brought Detroit > 41 all II of so many people being in bama's George Wallace; Mllwoufcot M In t consolation match for Orantes back to deuce and a 41 .401 11 New York City this week," Grasso's Countess, after Con- 44 4M Mtt third place, Jimmy Conners cross-court passing shot gave aClty CkKlmll said Gov. Brendan T. Byrne. necticut Gov. Ella Grasso; LmAnftkn outlasted Arthur Ashe in a him break point. 311 Irt SaiuMto "But the most uncertain race Brown's Derby, after Califor- 44 .410 nv, m ii two-hour scorcher, M, 74. Chicago O .451 14 Nastase then scored a ser- they're going to see is the one nia Gov. Edmund G. "Jerry" Colltornlo 1 a .401 1IM .471 UVi TnnmiH m itn Throughout much of the vice winner with a blistering that wUl take place here." Brown; Happy Humphrey, af- Detroit a. Karrtat Ctry s, 12 VoiMoTiOoa 1 ter Sen. Hubert Humphrey, Now York S. Chicago 0 PNMManto ]. Son blogo 0 first set In the finals match, salvo to Orantes' backhand. •NASTY RETURN - Hie Nastase prepares to fire The winning Jockey, Wil- •wkw 4. Mlnrmoto 4 AttaMof Now York I D-Minn.; Church Goer, after MllwavMo O-3. Tna> 3-1. 1M gomt. II Pttlieuroh 0. ClnclftMtl 3 Orantes battled Nastase at The match ended when a shot back to Manuel Orantes during their match liam Haughton, said he SanFrancttcol.CMcofol the net. Several times he Orantes, attempting to take for the championship of the Grand Slam of Tennis thought both Carters were Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, ._ j 1, Colllwnlo 1 and Oh Udall, after Rep Mor- Oaktortd f, Crtvttand ] forced Nastase back with the net, volleyed past the tournament at the Myrtle Beach Tennis Club. Nas- equally assured of a first IMniUm ris "Ho" Udall, D-Ariiona. No gamai KrtoduUtf. Afl sftir Broah. Wat, only to see easy winners baseline. tase went on to win, 6-4,6-3. place. SHREWSBURY. N J MOMMY, JU.Y 12.1976 17 Jones to oppose rookie Fidrych PHILADELPHIA (AP) - the Imagination of Detroit with a line-up dotted by a Being named to the All-Star baseball fans with his out- host of new faces against the Also selected were third (tarn w»s a big moment for going personality and Us on- awesome array of power that baseman Pete Rose, who will Randy Jones. Being selected field antics, which include the NL has assembled be starting at his fourth dif- as the starting pitcher in ma- talking to the baseballs and "The National League's got ferent position in II games, catcher Johnny Bench, ap- jor league baseball's 47th patting down the pitching some pretty good hitters," pearing In his eighth straight mid-summer respite from the mound to his liking. said Jones, who was credited The sandy-haired Jones has with • save la last year's H game, and shortstop Dave divisional wan means a lot Concepcton more. confounded enough NL teams victory And thinking of the to post II victories In It deci- power that will take the field Rounding out the line-up Is "San Diego finally has a behind him, Jones smiled and first baseman Steve Ganrey starter on the All Stir team," sions. said, "Not too bad." of Los Angeles who is making said the unassuming left- "The big thing Is being part his third straight start hander with a laugh after get- of the whole thing, having a The starting outfield has Jones made his last start ting the word that Usniger good enough first half to get Philadelphia's Greg Luitnski, Thursday, as dM three-lime Sparky Anderson had chosen here," the 1-foot, 180-pound the league's top run producer Cy Young Award winner Tom him to open against the sinker bailer said "I was go- last year; Cincinnati's George Seaver of the New York Mets American League tomorrow Ing to do some throwing on foster, the top RBI man In aad Woody Fryman of Mon- night the off days anyway " the game this year, and Dave Klngman of the New York treal Jones will be opposed by Jones is part of a well-res- Mets, the game's leading The National League also Mark Fldrych, the rookie ted sUfl that Anderson can home run hitter has Rich Rhoden of the Dod- pitching sensation of the Det- use to help the National gers, Jon Matlack of the roit Tigers, who was named League extend its current Foster, making his first All- Mets, John Montefusco of San yesterday to start for thewinning streak. The NL has Star start, will be joined by Francisco, Ken Forsch ot American League by Man- won 12 of the last 1] games, tour other Reds In the start- Houston and Dick Ruthven of ager Darrell Johnson of the Including the last five ing line-up. Second baseman Atlanta MaUack was the win- EARLY LOOK - Randy Jones ot the San Diego Boston Red Sox. straight Recent success has Joe Morgan, the league's ner of last year's game. All Padres, who will start the All-Star game Tuesday Fldrych, 21, has compiled a given the Nationals a 17-18-1 Most Valuable Player, polled but Forsch are starters night for the National League takes a look around M record and a 178 earned edge in the Overall series. J,«7M8! votes to lead all The American League, Veterans Stadium where the game will be played. run average and has captured The Americans counter players In the balloting by meanwhile, will be pulling out all the stops American League President Lee MacPhail Instituted a rule in 1174, ordering man- agers not to use All-Star Colts Neck captures three pitchers on the Sunday before the game. MacPhail wanted Colts Neck picked up three Petite's homer, his fourth of he was touched for two Insur- to have plenty of fresh arms CONCENTRATION - Rookie Mark 'The Bird" weekend victories to up Its the year, and a pass ball. ance runs, was the loser. to throw at the Nationals Fldrych of the Detroit Tigers blows a bubble In the record to 13-2 in the Southern Rick Flynn extended his Royal Manor scored the That rule upset the rotation Tigers' dugout yesterday. Fldrych, who hat a 9-2 Division of the Jersey Shore winning streak to three tying and winning runs of the of New York Yankees Man- record and a 1.71 ERA will start for the American Baseball League. Colts Neck games on a three-hitter in the first game, on John Gardella's ager Billy Martin, who had League Tuesday night. pounded Jackson on Satur- second game for Colts Neck. two-run single in the bottom planned to start Catfish Hunt- day, 7-1, and swept Manala- Flynn, after giving up a run of the seventh. Lincroft had er against the Chicago White pan In a doubleheader, 8-0 in the first, blanked Manala- scored twice In the sixth to Sox Sunday. It took a tele- and 7-1. pan on 13 strike outs and four take a M lead. gram from the league office Ltncroft, leading in the walks. Phil Kornbluth had a solo to make sure Hunter would Martin wins Northern Division, split with Colts Neck put the game homer for Lincroft In the be held back for All-star Royal Manor. Royal Manor out of reach with four runs in first. duty. took the first game, (-> and the sixth. Keith Kurdewan was the AL Manager Darrell John- then finished on the short end Maraschio's two-run double, winning pitcher in relief of son also has Sparky Lyle, of a M score. an error and a pass ball sent Don Weinman. Marty Dan- Hunter's New York team- Sunfish race Three runt In both the first the runs home. owski went the route for the mate; Detroit's rookie sensa- BUI Martin won both races Hunterdon woo la the Alba and fourth Innings allowed Colts Neck also got a run in loss tion, Mark Fldrych; Frank In yesterday's Suntish regatta Colts Neck to breeze by Jack- the first, second and third in- Lincroft is now 11-J, Royal Tanana of California; Bill held by the River Rata of the son. Manor is 7-8. Randy Rice fought off Tom nings on a pair of pass balls Travers of Milwaukee; Dave Fair Haven Yacht Club, and McKeon for first In the La Bart Glowxenskl's theft of and Don Jacoby's single. LaRoche of Clevland; Bos- Monmouth Boat Club staged home, Mark Monaghan's sen; Glenn Richards beat out Manalapan's lone run came ton's Luis Ttanl; Rollie Fin- Its Fourth of July Invitational Don Colyer la Woodpusslcs single and a wild pitch In the top of the first on Jeff Palmer putt gen of Oakland, and Rich Go- Regatta one week late due to brought the runs home In the and Doug Howaea was an BakFeeaey Cohen's hit. uge of Chicago. Lyle, Fin- the heavy traffic in the coun- easy victor In the Blue Jay third. gers and LaRoche are relie- Lincroft, which was idle ty waters during Operation races. A two-run error and anoth- winner. He mowed down 12, two hitter as Colts Neck on last hole vers. Saturday, earned its split Sail er steal of home by Glow- walked four and allowed nine blanked Manalapan in the with Royal Manor on the Backing up the mound crew The River Rats also held zenski accounted for the tal- hits. first game of a doubleheader four-hit pitching of Jimmy claims Open will be only two players who their mixed handicap sailing lies In the fourth. Ron Theibault was the los- Feeney, who earlier In the Mavroleon in the nightcap PHILADELPHIA (AP) - have started an All-Star regatta. Paul Rusaonlello won Jackson runs scored on BUI er. He fanned three, walked season had hurled a one-hit- Mavroleon did not walk any- Defending champion Sandra game-Yankees catcher Thur- the first event In a Force i, McCurdy's hit and a wild four and gave up 12 hits. ter, struck out four and mon Munson and Rod Carew walked one. body and fanned two. Palmer holed a five-foot putt and Bob Olsen took the sec pitch. Bob Feeney picked up his ot the Minnesota Twins. and In his Typhoon Colts Neck collected three Tom Erblg belted a two-run on the 18th green to tie Mike Steffer (2-1) was the fifth straight victory on a The six new starters are MBC saUors got brisk winds runs in the fifth and sixth in- homer for Lincroft in the sec- JoAnne Camer at eight-over- Orioles second baseman Bob- yesterday, but light tmeses nings on a pair of doubles by ond Inning, and Mike Rachel par 212 yesterday and sent by Grich, Toby Harrah of on Saturday slowed the ac- Steffer, a two-bagger by Jack relss accounted for all Royal the U.S. Women's Open Golf Texas at short and Kansas tion Maraschio, singles by Pete Manor's runs with a two-run Championship into an 18 hole City's George Brett at third. Bob Hutchison won 111 the Peltz and John Regan and a shot in the third. playoff. Lightning class, while Charlie wild pitch. Don Slocum, who worked Mrs Carner, who won the The outfield Is anchored by Altreuter was the winner In Other runs came on Frank into the seventh Inning when Open title in 1171, shot M 37 Boston's Fred Lynn, the AL 71 in yesterday's final round MVP and Rookie of the Year the M Scow division. Wally and then watched as the last season who drew a Van Slclen took (he honors in steel-nerved Miss Palmer league high 2,HJ,M4 vetes. Windmills, and BUI Ewuig of Prudhomme 1st holed the putt that sent the tournament Into a playoff, scheduled for today. Mrs. Carner, the longest at English to wn hitter among women golfers, completed the 72 holes with In the last three seasons at OLD BRIDGE TOWNSHIP, 71-71-77-71 for her 212. Miss the Summernationals Prud- N.J. (AP) — Don Prudhomme Palmer, who won last year at homme has been the low won the National Hot Rod As- Atlantic City, N.J., wound up qualifier but never before sociation's Funny Car com- with 7»-74 7J 7V2M There's petition yesterday at the 7th reached the final round. His Mrs. Carner, who started annual Summernationals Chevy Monza was sponsored the final round two stokes be- here. by the U.S. Army. hind Miss Palmer, played the Prudhomme, of Granada a new kind front nine In par SI and Hills, Calif., took the lead Jerry Lynch?* moved in front by two when from the start and never let Miss Palmer bogeyed four of Tom McWewen of Fountain repels Manor the first five holes and shot a of Porsche Valley, Calif, challenge NEPTUNE Len Carmichael four-over-par 40 going out. Prudhomme clocked in at of Royal Manor stole an in- Mrs. Carner rolled in a 1.31 seconds and 227.87 miles bound pass with seconds re- four-foot birdie on the 448- per hour, compared with in our maining, but had his sub- yard, par-5 17th bole to take a -McWewen at 6 44 seconds and sequent shot blocked by Jake one-stroke lead over Miss 218.17 m.p.h. Jones as Jerry Lynch's held Palmer on the 1,111-yard "I am amazed," said on for a 92-M victory in Jer- Rolling HUI Golf Coub course. showroom. Prudhomme, as he sipped a sey Shore Summer Basketball But Miss Palmer refused to beer. "We could have been League play. quit and tied Mrs. Carner beaten — should have been with a 20-foot birdie putt on beaten, but we got fortunate. Bob Verga led the way for 17. We bad trouble all the way." Lynch's (5-2). Verga, the league's leading scorer, hit BUSTER'S BACK — Buster Crabbe, best known But Prudhomme also ben- Mrs. Carner then completed (or 28 points. for his roles as Flash Gordon, Buck Rogers, Tar- efited from other drivers' her round at 18 and stood by zan and Captain Gallant made a guest appearance misfortune. Gene Snow's Teammate Al Henry added as Miss Palmer calmly reached the par-five final at the Aqua Soft Pool Center in Engllshtown. Chrysler engine went up in II points and 20 rebounds. green with her third shot, left Crabbe, who swam to an Olympic Gold Medal, is smoke in the quarter-finals. Buff Kirkland was high In the semi-finals, Dodger man for Royal Manor (4 3) her first putt five feet short getting his feet wet once again as an executive di- and then tapped in the tying rector of the Cascade Industries' Swimming Pool Glenn's Mustang Ford also with JO points BUI DeAngells Porsche 924 pumped in 17. putt. division. malfunctioned. Crabbe 'flashes' back to scene, COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL AIR CONDITIONING A Porsche like no other Porsche makes showing in Englishtown that's gone before it An engine up front A hatch in the MILLSTONE TOWN- director of Cascade In- Medalist, broke into the mov- "TEMP-CON SERVICE" SHIP—Buster Crabbe, who dustries' Swimming Pool divi- ies with his role as Tarzan, back. And an innovative rear transaxle today Is known best for his sion. but his best performances oc- BRYANT GAS FIRED design that results in superb handling and portrayal of Flash Gordon, "Buster Crabbe" pools are curred in Flash Gordon, Billy AIR CONDITIONERS SERVICED performance. the NJO's answer to the space sold locally by Aqua Soft the Kid , Buck Rogers and program, Is selling swimming Pools, the company which Captain Gallant. LONG BRANCH 229-0400 Come in and experience this new pools. Crabbe is the executive sponsored his appearance at kind of Porsche. And while you're there, the Aqua Soft site on Route S3 The K-year-old star was a Seaboard League in Englishtown, Saturday and law student when he won the look over our other Porsches and our baseball standings yesterday. 1127 400-meter freestyle at the family-size Audis. too. Crabbe, an Olympic Gold Games in Los Angeles

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Prospects of i "dead wa" According to Capt. Bill II Illllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIMIHIHIIIIIIIII I IIIHIIMIIIIII around to operators' exam- oft the North Jersey Shore Gunther who was running the inations and licensing, the disappeared over the week- charter boat Catherine III out same as for automobiles," end when an enormous body of Belmar every boat In the says Oliver. of large bluefish settled in the fleet caught bluefish on Satur- "But that time hasn't ar- Mud Hole to provide the first day, all by drift fishing since HENRY rived yet. Today anybody really productive chumming there was Just a light breeze with the money can buy a of the season and the first sig- and the conditions were per- boat, maybe a 130,000 in- nificant chumming in about a fect. The fish, according to SCHAEFER vestment, start the engines month. report, averaged 10 pounds and sail the thing right into the mud flats." As far as could be deter- Frank Micalinl of Frank's mined by radio during the Boats, Atlantic Highlands, Episodes like that have happened even at Shark Riv- day and dockside reports at said Capt. Sarge Batrouny of IIIIIIIMIIIHIIIIIIIIUIIMIIimilimillllMIIIMIIIIIIHil IIIIMItllKIII night the mass of fish was the charter boat Oasis er Marina where the course is fluke fishing good on Friday pounds Brian Wilson of Clark available but not compulsory. about seven miles across with brought in a big catch of jum- and Saturday and fair fishing caught an eight-pound striped the approximate center the bo bluefish on Saturday. bass. Oliver soon found that quite in the rain yesterday morn- a few of his customers were Oil Wreck The fish first ap- Fluke fishing continued ex- ing A number of weakfish up Armand Giglio reported not entirely new to boating peared on Friday and by Sat- cellent in local waters over to five-and a half pounds were good sited weakfish hitting but whose previous ex- urday several party boats out the weekend. Micaltzzi said caught at the pier Friday weU at Flynn's KnoU in the perience was entirely with of Shark River and Manas that he weighed fish up to night evening Tom Morford of outboard engines. quan River docks were run- seven pounds on Saturday Long Branch weighed a 10ft- Roy Fields of Trenton While most of these realized ning to the Mud Hole. and added that many of the caught a 29Vj pound striped pound striped bass at JuUan's flatties weighed two to three Sport Shop, Atlantic High- that "the funny little sticks bass and three weakfish on with squares and triangles" Red Bank hold* pounds. He said fluke were Saturlay. He weighed the lands, yesterday morning. being taken off the Navy were really channel markers bass at GigUo's bait and tack Charles Coffeey of Leon- and thus were unlikely to run sign up Pier, in the bay channels, el shop in Sea Bright. Bud ardo caught an 18-pound four- near the Bug Light at Sandy aground, many did not under- RED BANK - The Parks Zadlc of South Amboy caught ounce striped bass on a live stand inboard boats. Hook and in the Shrewsbury three stripers, the largest 19 mossbunker at Sea Bright on and Recreation Department River. "Many don't know that you has announced that registra- pounds. Saturday. Bill Kunle of Keasbey caught a 24-pound cannot steer an inboard back I tion for the 1(76 Pop Warner John Oskay of Perth Amboy John Elberman of Trenton into a slip," said Oliver. The season will take place on Sat- and BUI Sandor of Hope Lawn weighed a 22^-pound striper six-ounce striper. Joe Stem of BOATING INSTRUCTOR — William Macksey of West Deal, center, senior Atlantic Highlands caught a boat must be aimed back Instructor of the basic boot handling course being given at Shark River urday, July 17, from 3 5 p.m. brought in a bucket full of at GigUo's. since the rudder has little ef- at SI Monmouth Street, here. fluke up to four-and-a-half George Hamilton of Fair five-and-three-quarter pound Hills Marina, explains the "rules of the road" as contained In a Coast weckfish in Chapel Hill Chan- fect when the propeller is In Any boy who will be 10 pounds at Branln's Lobster Haven caught two stripers up reverse. Guard book to Emily and Al Dombroski of East Hanover. Many hundreds nel. of new boat owners have taken the course since It, was started several years of age, but not older Wharf, Highlands, Saturday to 10 pounds. Mark Hensler of So one complete session of "We are planning no In- years ago. than 14, by Aug. 1, 1171, U eli- Pam Branin said that aU of Rumson caught two stripers the course is devoted to crease In tuition costs" says gible to sign up. the small boat parties with yesterday. The larger teaching the operators (hus- Bob Oliver of Shark River Also, any girls who are in- experienced nuke fishermen weighed 24 pounds. Kenny band, wife and maybe the en- Marine and Barnegat Bay terested in cheerleadlng are aboard had fine catches over Russo of Atlantic Highlands tire family) how to get the Chris Craft., Toms River, asked to sign up on this date. the weekend. Quite a few caught three stripers to IS thing back to the dock. Dock- whose "Basic Boat Handling RosselVs drought Any persons Interested In bluefish in the pound and a ing is one of the arts of boat- School" Is celebrating its 12th coaching or helping out the halt class were brought in Parks system sets ing that is hard to leam just anniversary. team In any way are asked to also Michael Rochie of Lind- by reading en fishing alone on Friday summer programs contact Bob Marks at 747- While the 10-hour course, Other facets of the U.S. caught about 100 fluke. 1100. RED BANK - The Red which may involve up to five Coast Guard approved course finally ends at Wall Bank Parks and Recreation sessions, doesn't cost any- include navigating (channels, Ed Swlkart of l'auels Boats, Department has announced thing the- hitch Is that you Softball tournament Oceanic Bridge, Rumson, re- inlets, open sea), under- WALL TOWNSHIP - Bob Russell of Rossell had a cake walk from the time he the starting dates of two sum- have to buy a boat, new or standing of tide and wind con- took the lead as he lapped the entire field with net for Eatontotcn ported all of his boats out used, from one of the ma- Wrigfatstown shook off some, early season me- mer clinics ditions, safety and care and the exception of Gil Hearne of Jacobstown EATONTOWN - The BUI over the weekend and crabb- rinas. You won't get a diplo- chanical miseries and roared to his first fea- Beginning Thursday, tennis maintenance. who finished second. Van Brunt Benefit Softball ing excellent. Mary Zullo of ma upon completion of the ture win of the season Saturday night at Wall clinics will be held in Marine The teaching staff Includes Tournament will take place Railway brought in a bushel course, but Oliver says you Stadium Jim Hoffman of Union Beach was third Park for six consecutive William Macksey, Samuel on Aug. 14-15, here. and a half of crabs on Satur- Thursdays. will be able to operate a boat The 76-lap event for Modified Stock Cars with Tommie Elliott of Toms River, fourth, day. Some of the other par- Wiseman and Gary Young, all was worth over $1,200 to Rossell who came The entrance fee will be The Youth CUnlc for ages 8- safely. Don SUves of East Windsor, fifth, Jim Hen ties had from a half bushel of experienced boatmen. from a 10th starting position to grab the lead kK 00 and will be limited to 14 will take place from 9-10:15 Oliver, who set national drickson of Freeport, N.Y., sixth, Ray Shea of crabs up. Over the years hundreds of in the 46th go around. the first II payments re- a.m. and the Adult instruction Chris Craft sales records over West Belmar, seventh, Tony Siscone of Ham- people have taken the course, Defending Modified champion Joe Sev- ceived. The deadline it Aug. Charles Van VUet of Rum- will take place from 10:15 the last three years, is not monton, eighth, Jack Buck of Neptune, ninth learned how to operate their erage of Wall Township started on the pole 1. son brought In a four-and-a- 11:30 p.m. looking for new students but and Mark Alexander of Locust, 10th. boats, and have grown con- and led the 22-car field for the first four laps. Any interested parties half pound weakfish on Satur- Registration is being taken he does hope that everybody fident of their ability It looked like Robbie Taylor of Shrews- should contact Jim Van at the tennis house. Partici- who bjiyj _a,i#at takes the Charlie Kremer Jr. of Toms River, a three day. Lothar Hoffman of Ise- Oliver says he has had com- bury was home free in the 30-lap Sportsman Brunt, Patten Ave., Long pants are required to have time t» learn how to operate time track champion, erased Severage on lap lin brought in a good catch plete newcomers to boating feature but he developed a leaking car with Branch, or Greg Kapalko, of fluke. their own tennis rackets and it. five and looked like a shoo-in as he motored take the course in the Spring by Just about everything in sight. five laps to go and had to retire for the night. Main Street, Asbury Park. Long Branch Pier reported smooth bottom tennis shoes. 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By 81D MOODY But by Lincoln's time, the White House had become both Blame and Garfield about It His quattficaUons were (Nbwteeata tf a series) such a swarm of office seekers that one wag suggested Hon- •cant He had lived lor awhile In the free-love Oswtda Com- est Abe flesh out his needy Army by drafting them all. After munity, married a lt-year-otd and moved to New York and like honest gartoagemen, politicians of the Gilded Age the war, as the country burgeoned not like Topsy but a an 11-year career of "cheating merchants, publishers, pawn- heaved mightily to "throw the rascals out" Often ai not cocktail party, there were 80,100 civil service positions, brokers and hoarding bouse keepers " His tastes ran to |7J they heaved a new set of rascals in. some of them even necessary but most political appointees aim and rooms at the best hotels, usually unpaid for. and If The public trough was never more larded or brazenly la 1877 James Garfield. a Congressman for 14 years, wrote Ms wife objected, he locked her la a closet He had writtei looted than during the post-Civil War decades, climaxed by that something had to be done about professionalizing job a tract modestly entitled "The Truth A CompuMoa to the the swinish gorging of the Grant administration The floor staffing Bible" and loitered about GOP headquarters hi New York during the campaign in hopes of career Improvement of Congress wai all but an auction market as carpet- Congressmen of the era were busy enough dodging each baggers, land-hungry railroad barons, Wall Street predators other's tobacco juice while in session "You can't use tact Put off by Blaine. whom he had encountered a a corri- with a Congressman," warned Henry Adams, great grand- dor, be wrote GarfleM that be should fire the Secretary, son of John. "A Congressman is a hog! You must take a "otherwise you and the Republican party will come to LEADERS IN CRISIS stick and hit him on the snout!" Garfield was something of grief." Garfield, who himself had but two secretaries until an exception. Athletically built but no athlete — he once was he hired another to keep the mob away, may not have even crowned trying to catch a cricket ball — Garfield had been seen the message But Guiteau purchased himself a 44 cab and unclassified swindlers swapped stock and favors for born poor, quit a youthful career as a canal barge deckhand her British Bulldog revolver with bone grips (he thought Jobs and contracts after falling overboard for the fourteenth time — he couldn't they would look better in a museum even though they cost "Let us have peace," said U.S. Grant taking office in swim — and embarked on getting himself an education. He II extra) and began target shooting within sight of the lfH8 His friends and relatives preferred a piece of the ac- eventually arrived at Williams College where education, he White House tion. There was the Credit Hobilier scandal that feasted on said in probably his most memorable statement, consisted On July 2. 1881, Blalne drove the President down to the the 45 million acres of public land given to build the Union of its illustrious president, Hark Hopkins, sitting on one end Baltimore and Potomac station In Washington where Gar- Pacific. A Whiskey Ring in St. Louis guzzled at excise taxes. of a log and the student on the other. He was a youthful (12) field was to board a train for Elberon, N.J.. where his ailing Post Office contracts for rural "star routes" were hand- major general in the Civil War and later was accused, prob- wife was recovering from malaria, and thence to William- somely padded. Even Grant's hand-picked minister to Lon- ably unfairly, of being a distant caboose in the long train of stown, Mass., for his twenty-fifth reunion don, Robert C. Schenck, was found kiting silver mine stocks the Union Pacific scandal. Garfleld, a few days before, had closed his last Cabinet on the job, finally recalled in disgrace when the odor be- A convention campaign manager for another Ohloan in ATTACK ON A PRESIDENT - President James meeting by asking Robert Todd Lincoln, his Secretary of came overwhelming after four years and then renominated 1880, Garfield surprisingly was made Republican nominee Garfield was about to leave Washington for a brief War, to recount the dream Ms father had bad shortly before for his old post by Grant because a new appointee was re- himself and defeated Democrat General Winfleld Scott Han- vacation on July 2, 1881, when he was shot at the his assassination, the dream where Lincoln had seen a cata- jected by the Senate. cock, a 300-pounder like his namesake, by 10,000 votes to be- railroad station by Charles J, Gulteau. He was falque In the White House and on asking who had died was Some of this even touched a scholarly young man from come the only Republican between 1876 and 18(2 to outpoll moved to Elberon, where he summered and died told It was the President The Cabinet then adjourned for Ohio named James A. Garfield, the last President born in a his opponent, although the Democrats, save (or drover there on Sept. 19, 1881, A railroad spur was built the summer log cabin and the second one shot. Spoils were not uncon- Cleveland, always lost in the electoral college. In his in- overnight In Elberon to move the wounded leader Guiteau, of course, sulked Garfield Into the station, nected with his demise. augural speech, witnessed by his mother, another first, Gar- to his beachfront cottage. shot him twice, was quickly apprehended, tried and hanged The spoils system had first taken an eventually per- field again espoused the cause of Civil Service. Garfield died 10 weeks later of blood poisoning la Elberon nicious root in the American system in Jefferson's day when Garfield, however, at 4( had not attained the con- mothballed. Senator George II Pendleton of Ohio had in- On his death bed he expressed sorrow at Conkling's resigna- be voiced violent exception to some of John Adams' last sistency of age. One of his first acts was to replace the ca- troduced a bill in December 1880 to require a competitive tion and said, "1 will offer him any favor he may ask or aay minute appointment of Federalists to public office. Idealists pable Collector of the New York Customs House, a lucrative exam for civil jobs as in Great Britain. But Democrats appointment he may desire." Habit, too, died hard. thought frequent changes of bureaucrats democratically job, with a friend of his, Secretary of State, James G. feared Republicans would manage to grade their vast body And yet, ironically, the President's death was a bloody broadened participation In government and assured honesty Blalne, variously known as "the Plumed Knight" and "the of Incumbents too highly, and Republicans were at war over reminder of the need for reform In ISO Pendletons bill by brief exposure to temptation. Realists, such as Jackson ' continental liar from the State of Maine." In the ensuing in- the Customs House. , was finally passed by Congress It would be wrong to deem and Van Buren, however, applied the principle retrlbutively traparty uproar, New York's two Republican senators — Meanwhile, far on the fringe of the ins was an almost Garfield a martyr to Civil Service any more than Charles to keep the party faithful and as a necessary tool to nourish Roscoe Conkling, a Grand Vizier of spoils, and his altar boy, fanatically religious hopeful named Charles J. Guiteau, who Gultesu. But they played their parts. party longevity. Tom Platt — resigned, and the cause of reform seemed wanted a diplomatic post in Paris and had managed to see Next: John Peter Altgeld Tinton Falls eases building rules TINTON FALLS - Bor- The revised zoning code man, of 4» Oakdale Drive, Mrs. Apollo Mid. claiming tradacad a aew soil ough Council has enacted stipulates that homeowners who said that street lights that there have been numer- ordinance to Impose stricter new legislation that will per- living on such nonconforming were more urgently needed In ous break-Ins on her street, controls and procedures ea mit some residents to make lots need only apply to the her area. one of three that comprise companies which excavate additions to their homes by codes enforcement officer for Responding to Mrs. Sher- Oakdale Homes, built In 1171. soil and (ravel from sites la filling out forms Instead of building permits prior to com- man's query, Mayor Gabriel "We're not asking for more the borough The ordinance, seeking variances from the mencing work. E. Spector explained that the than was due us la the begin- which Is stated for bearing at Zoning Board of-Adjustment. The permits would then be light was needed as a security ning," Mrs. Apollo said, not- the Aug. It meeting, would The ordinance, passed granted, providing that the measure to aid landfill secu- ing that the Planning Board also affect other excavations unanimously, provides relief home and addition meet all rity officers Identify all ve- had directed the devel- that change drainage patterns for dozens of homeowners af- yard setback requirements hicles entering the site. opment's builders to lastall or caua* air pollution fected by a INt zoning ordi- and the home is occupied by additional lighting Co—ell gave unanimous ap- nance amendment which re- only one family. The mayor noted that coun- proval to two of Mayor (pec cil was taking this action fol- quired that they obtain vari- These same conditions hold Councilman Arthur James tar's nominees for the Board ances from the Board of Ad- lowing the Indictment of Fred told Mrs Apollo that council of Adjustment Lawrence J. tor someone wanting to make Vlerling, borough road super- justment when making minor was aware of such problems Kirk, now a board alternate, alterations on accessory intendent, on charges that be changes to their homes. structures. bat Wat awaiting the com IH appointed to fill tht Urm took bribes In connection with of Robert Heack. former At issue was a clause in the The passage of a resolution the landfill use pieUoa of a report detailing lltl amendment which authorizing Installation of a the borough's overall street- board chairman, who recently changed the minimum per- high-intensity light at the Regardless of the landfill lighting needs. This report, be moved out of stale. The tern mitted size of residential lots borough's landfill site, how- situation, Cecelle Apollo of U said, should be ready by the expires Dec. 11,1177 from 12S feet of frontage to ever, met objections from Oakdale Drive said additional next council meeting, Aug. It. Council also concurred with NO feet of frontage. There- several residents present at street lights were needed on Last month, coundl denied Ike nomination ef Louis fore, homes with acres of the meeting. her block a similar request for addition Welch, president of the Tialoa property, but with undersized "Why do you need a light "There are only six lights ai lighting along SUvercrest Falls Taxpayers Associatioa. frontages, were considered to out there In the middle of the for three streets and 17 homes Ave. for Butlermere Estates to aer.e as aa alternate on be non-conforming — and night?" asked Pamela Sher- and this Is just Insufficient," In other action, council In the board until Dec II. If7l their owners required vari- ances for even the smallest changes The backlog of such appli- MUNICIPAL MEMENTO - Oceanport Mayor Clement V. Sommers cations before the Zoning Bus merger probe asked presents a plaque to Dally Register staff reporter Linda Ellis from Board hid caused long delays Borough Council in recognition of state and national iournalism awards which, some residents MARLBORO - Mayor Ar- "It Is not uncommon lor City "la even more hor- viously served Marlboro, lato she recently received. Mrs. Ellis covers municipal activities In the borough charged, caused them finan- thur Goldzwelg has requested there to be 10 or 15 people on rendous." two gates," be added In addition to general assignment duties. cial hardship. the Interstate Commerce line In the morning and to "The first day it took an av- The mayor said that the Commission (ICC) and the have a Lincoln bus pass by on erage of three hours for the state should have held a pub- Federal Trade Commission Rt. I half empty," the mayor commuter to return home," lic hearing before consoli- (FTC) to investigate the said. the mayor said. dating the service, la add! Coleman clears Holmdel merger of bus service of The mayor said the situ- "The situation has not im- Uon, he called for petition* to ation at the Port Authority proved since they have com be circulated requesting a re FREEHOLD - County March 8, 1(7« that he would tion subcommittee chairman- majority party," said Mr. Transport of New Jersey bus terminal in New York bined five gates, which ore venal of the ceaMtMatioa Prosecutor James M. Cole- be appointed on March 15, ship to the public safety sub- Coleman. (TNJ) and Lincoln Transit Co. man Jr. has found no viola- 1171," wrote Mr. Coleman. committee chairmanship, "Again, I do not think that tions of the Open Public replacing Mr. Young. Mr. Mr. Goldzwelg said he "You were also advised on violates the letter or the spirit Meetings Act when the Holm- Tricarico was appointed as wants the ICC to investigate March 8, 1970 that Mr. Trica- of the law," he said. Mr del Township Committee ap- chairman of the recreation "the effect unilateral action rico would be assigned to a Coleman noted that notice pointed Frank J. Tricarico as subcommittee, replacing Mr. on the part of the bus com- certain committee and that a was given to Mr. McEnroe on a township commltteeman Popolo. panies had on interstate Mr. (Joseph V.) Popolo would March 8 and that the appoint- and made two assignments to transportation " also be assigned to a subcom- Mr. McEnroe contended ments were made March 15. subcommittee posts. He also wants the FTC to mittee. These appointments that there had not been a pri- The prosecutor said that investigate the "possible anti- The prosecutor's finding were then made on March 15, or discussion with him par- both of the March meetings trust violations by the bus came as a result of a letter 1176." ticipating in a public caucus were public. He added that he by Holmdel Township Com- by all members of the com- was not concerned whether companies." mltteeman Eugene F. Mr. McEnroe had charged mittee. the Township Committee lat- "It would certainly appear McEnroe, the lone Democrat that the appointments to two Mr. Coleman said that a po- er rescinded the subcom- that the dividing up of the on the Township Committee, subcommittee chairmanships litical caucus is exempt from mittee action and made reap- routes among the companies who had written to the state and the appointment of Mr. the open public meetings law. pointments. "It Is the original themselves would smack of attorney general's office. Tricarico to fill the seat of "Therefore the appointment action that Is In question and monopolistic practices," the "I am satisfied that no vio- Arthur T. Young, who had re- of Mr. Tricarico, even after I find nothing that violates mayor said. GOLD TOKENS PRESENTED — Three members of the Long Branch lation of the statute oc- signed, were potential viola- the discussion by the majority the 'Open Public Meetings - Mr. Goldzwelg said that on 1 lodge, Free and Accepted Masons, received gold tokens from London R. curred," wrote Mr. Coleman tions of the state's Sunshine members, in caucus, was Act. " June If both bus companies Morris, district deputy, left, In recognition of their 50th years as members to Mr. McEnroe. Uw. proper. The state attorney general's Instituted a new bus schedule of the Masonic order. They are left to right, Maurice A. Potter, Bornett After Mr. Tricarico was "One must assume that the office had referred the matter which led to the elimination "As to the appointment of Schneider and Kenneth D. Adams. Sydney E. Hulls, right. Is worshipful Mr. Tricarico, you were ad- sworn in, Mr. Popolo was subcommittee appointments to the county prosecutor's of- of Lincoln bus service here master of the lodge. vised at a public meeting on transferred from the recrea- were also discussed by the fice. during the rush hour Norcross claims Sen. Williams is ducking a debate

By SHERRY CONOHAN miliar with Mr. Norcross' An attack on the "old Mr. Norcross, former direc- target." Labor and Public Welfare negative income tax, be said of the high incidence of can- specific positions on the is- rules" and the "old politics" tor of the state Election Law Mr.. Norcross assailed the Committee, which Sen WU- He cited the example of cer la the state Once U Is de- sues. are the heart of the Norcross Enforcement Commission and atmosphere In which the hams beads as chairman some women In Newark he termined what relationship TRENTON - David F. "This is smoke screening. campaign. a special assistant to former Elizabeth Ray sex scandal bad spoken to who left their there may be between pollu- While the young woman homes to take jobs caring for tion and "cancer alley," he Norcrois, a »year-oM Moo- The Issue Is simply whether Gov. William T. Cahill. har- could occur as well as the Is- may very well be qualified "I think the people have ked back to his hallmark, a sue of a congressman putting elderly and disabled persons. said, It would then be time to restown attorney and Re- Williams will debate, not had It with old politics and for a position on the staff of a publican candidate for elec- whether he Is familiar with call for congressional reform his mistress on the public The jobs paid $58 a week, out take a look at the tough envi- the old way of doing things," congressional committee, he of which they had to pay their ronmental regulations tion to the U.S. Senate from my positions," Mr. Norcross as the only means to eradi- payroll and ticked off a varie- said, "Why labor?" Mr. Norcross said, warming cate public apathy and dis- ty of other alleged congres- carfare, in comparison to $55 Mr Norcross also called for New Jersey, yesterday Mid. Be added that he had to Us subject. charged his opponent, Sen. Just sent Sen. Williams a let- trust of government. sional abuses which have "They thumb their nose at which they formerly had col- Congress to keep a tighter Harrison A. Williams Jr., D- ter and batch of his press re- Voters today not only are been publicized in recent the public and stick her on lected under welfare. rein on the regulatory N.J., with "ducking the Is- leases which make clear his not interested in politics, be "It's not a matter of wheth- weeks, Including the padding the labor committee," he re- agencies It has created. He sae" by stalling in replying to stand on the Issues. said, "they're mad." er a lot of congressmen and of expense accounts. peated, shaking his head "If you make It advan- said It should create a staff- his request for a debate "The point of debate is to ''It's not, like the fifties senators are going to get On otter issues, Mr. Nor- tageous not to work, they ing system to oversee the agencies and carefully review Mr. Norcross, at a State make other people aware of where It was 'I don't care,'" thrown out. It's a question of The allegations reveal "a cross said be favored feder wont," be said. the administrative regulations bouse news conference, made positions," Mr. Norcross con- the GOP challenger said. "In when," Mr. Norcross as- real arrogance" on the part allzation of welfare. He also Mr. Norcross also said be they set forth. public three letters ex- tinued. "I know why he the seventies, It's 'I care very serted. He said the public has of senators and congressmen, called for reform of the wel- believed In helping business changed between the two can- doesn't want to do it. The old much and you turkeys aren't been through it on the envi- he continued. As an example fare system so that recipients and Industry but that be could The budget for Congress didates in which Sen, Wil- rules say you don't debate a going to get me to pay any at- ronment, consumerism, civil of arrogance he cited the of welfare would not be penal- not urge an easing of environ- this year is tl billion, he said, liams said that before he challenger and give him all tention to you (politicians) be- rights and the demand for an presence of the grand- ized In terms of Income if mental standards hi New Jer- adding. "I think for a billion could consider a series of de- that press and television cov- cause you're a bunch of ba- ead to the Vietnam war and daughter of labor leader they went to work This might sey until a full Investigation dollars we should have more bates be would have to be fa- erage." loaey.'" "I think Congress is the next George Meany on the Senate include the Introduction of a has been made into the cause for our money." 20 SHREWSBURY. N J. MONDAY. JULY 12. 1S76 Television Today

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Highway 35 • SPAGHETTI • VEAL Red Bank • CHICKEN • MACARONI &LLT • SEA FOOD • RAVIOLI • SUB$»PJZZA PARAMOUNT 747-2500 • HOT SUBS WE DELIVER SEATS M WBT ROUT ST. FRED ASHORE R» IAMK 7474034 GENEKELUr •1.00 Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY N J MONOAY JULY 12 1978 The CMy Register 21 ME? DANCE WIF TH" BLOOMER GALS? Crossword puzzle I'D LOVE TO!.' 25 Run wrthout 41 COM « moving Bonn 26 Pnchtort >• SI Socwl 2fl flump 29 W«pi 30 No) preen 14 Mo>t famous cal enough 15 Conuovtr 32 BoUot 33 Wmk v* 36 TVs- woman 32 WW II «•• 38 Pungent 34 Showing 44 Pti - gpt*nn oltne 36 Gr ttn*n T WONT BE ynwdiy'i Puutt Solvx) DOWN 1 Cnyon 40 Bow irwPo 41 Kmdot 2 t.nto acid 42 Kind of 3 II ftrmty IVP» 4 Vapor 43 i Wonoartul 6 Group IWJK 45 Original *IF 101 mOA TAKE THEIR VUNDS RIGHT OFFA 7 Than, m 48 Tnm Rhoma 49 Having ONE OF THE KlDS VOU P 8 GMn 9 Conaumtd U Hara 10 S4 L.ka - O> 11 On«ol bricka I UNDERSTAND IT WAS HARP TO TAKE OF COURSE, IT MAY HAVE BE ihrM 57 TmataMa HOW YOU BECAUSE ALL Hi LIFE FOR T.HE BEST MR. CRAWFORD Hi. Family Cirrus BY Bil keane 12 - ol Cap I'VE PLAYED SECOND WHEN I Tap My WIFE I fVUSrCT ricorn M Cuckoo 1 TO HIM BE A5KEP TO RUN SHE WAS TO FRANK FLAT-OUT A6AINST THE ICEA THAT NE THE NEXT THING I HEARD THEy HAD RESENTS AD 1 MILES' ENDORSED MILES CAMPAIGN FOR CON6RESS 1 ; 31 r I— 1i The Wizard of Id Pl -R- i p fl JAWBONE OF AN ftSS HOW - cTNCEtVFEflKEDURDN CAN WE it jk- nr THE PHILISTINES FORSETf m j —, i- - - •1 I "You don't have to show me how to do it — I 1 I already know how they work." J Andy Capp

IT'S TYPICAL. OF COt LECTORS, COLLECTORS ? WAITIN1 TILL A BLOKE'S 'Ab A FEW DRINKS -.' Your horoscope, birthday FLO.1 ANDY'S IN THEM A FIGHTOLfPSIbE BLOKES Monday, July IJ - Born to- pull the wool over your eyes gen- Make an effort to ate things - Your own personal view* on a THE PUB -rr'6 LOOK AFTER day, you have ail the natural at- eraily live to regret having done from another's point of view It very private matter need not be THEMSELVES THREE tributes of a true leader, yet you so, whereas those who give you may be that you are too corner aired •• unlats, o( course, you AGAINST are strangely disinclined to lead the credit you are due and are vativc for your own goad. wtah to confide In a loved one Perhaps it is a certain -• but careful to put you in touch with LIBRA (Sept O-Ocl 8) - PUCES (Fab. It-March ttt - definite -- shyness in your nature the facts as they know them to Follow your instincts for a good Listen carefully to what sntcher that makes you hesitate to give be. generally know gains in short life and you should experience has to say on the subject of per- XUQ^rZLQ directives; you prefer, actually, order. an exceptionally good day. Take sonal integrity You can gain to receive them, for you are sure To find what is in store for you a child at his word much from passive participa- 7w» you can follow orders, whereas lomorrow, select your birthday SCORPIO (Del O-Nov 211 - tion. Doonesbury you are not at all sure that you und read the corresponding If you would receive full value ARIE8 (March II April Id - can issue them. You possess ex- paragraph for youy r efforts, make certain An altered stale of mind makes cellent judgment, not only when I TBIYOU, ITS A SMMR 7HATUKTHE SCENE ON CAPI- eoooevom. rM, * * * higher-ups realise the extent of it difficult far you to brsigs TOL Hill LASTUBK AS PHILIP it comes to situations and cir- Tuesday, July II your contribution another over to your views to- OMfWeW I MEAN, MMtff AND TDNm,0N ASPeaAL EDI- THE #6 DEAlV EWMODY MWRA TWfOA 6AFfE INTO cumstances, but also when it CANCER (June 21-July 221 - day Rest fron the effort for now. TION OF 'so mures; UEUU VCKITKKI SAGITTARIUS INov 22- EiSE POCSIT! EVBIV80PY.' A FRONTAL ASSAULT-ON HIS comes to people, and predicting Develop a new idea more or less Dec. 21)-The vast difference of Amm V ANSWER. THE QUES- VCKiVCKI AND IF SO, TAURUS (Aprd ID-May JO) ID0N1KNOW ANVWe COUSASUBS, HIS CONSTITUENTS, what moves a given individual TION, ' VCK! •HOf completely before you lay it opinion between you and one to - A developing schism between . MHO DOESN'T!! ON AMERICAN SOCIETY AS may or may not make. Such a before higher-ups for their con- whom you are greatly indebted you and a frtand of long standing A UH0LE. f knack can be more useful to you stderation Progress in a new dees nothing to cancel out that can be halted late in the day - if in the furtherance of your own direction. > debt. you are quick to take a hint success, both public and per- LEO (July n-Aug. 22) - CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan. sonal. than you are apt to think. Make an effort to study the 19) - Take care of your psychic GEMINI 1 May Jl June » - Because you possess a natural behavior of a friend in need. You as well as your physical needs Consider the' souross of your comprehension regarding the may be able to discover where early in the day You can match power over another K may bt motives behind any given kind he's gone wrong. Deliver a ver- your understanding against any- that you do yourself more harm of behavior, you are not easy to did in the evening. one's, than you do another good fool. Those who do attempt to VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) - AQU ARIL'S (Jan 20-Feb. II) Reconsider

South dealer Blondie North-South vulnerable SheinwokPs bridge advice NORTH BOV. THE SERVICE )' , 'JJ ^ WAITLL ^S • A.985 I ORDERED THE SPECIAL IS SURE SLOW ( YOU TASTE THE J f by Alfred ShemwoW out of dummy. South would mond with dummy's last , A HALF HOUR AGO ^^ TODAY X SPECIAL...yS eventually lose a diamond to trump. East could overruff or 0 K72 K—^r— If a dog ktepa snapping at West. not, aa he pleased, but he your legs, it's better to let him The way to make the con could make only one trump • Q52 get a mouthful of your trou- tract is to give East nothing. trick. WEST EAST sers than a piece of your calf. South led a diamond to the DAILY QUESTION • QJ3 4 10764 This principle (not to be found king and returned a diamond As dealer, you hold: «>A986 S7J109S in any other bridge column) RUFF IS USELESS ?K62 OK72 «Q52. What do 0J8863 0 10 guided South in the play of you say? today's hand. If East ruffed, South would • J1098 4AK7S cheerfully play low, saving ANSWER: Pass. With this SOUTH South ruffed the third club, the ace and queen until he haa flat distribution you sited led a trump to the king and drawn the last trump. East about another quttn for a • K2 another trump to the see. therefore discarded a club. senaible opening bid. Paaa U South allowed East to could gain nothing by ruffing. SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE. 2 0 Pass 3 9 Pass WELL, IF YOU ruff the see or queen ol dia When Eaat discarded. (name of your ntwspaper), ARE YOU 4 :•• All Pass WAMT TO STAY monds East would return a South took the queen of dia P.O. Box 1111. Los Angeles. LOOKING trump to take the last trump monds and ruffed his laat dia Calif 90053) Opening lead - • J FOR H YOU'D TBOU5LE?] BETTER WATCM HOU'RE 60NNA KUN . COrvt£0ACK.' WHAT YOU SAY/ TOUR 5TOMACH EATIN6 HAVE SOME D0UWNUT5 ALL THAT STUFF! ANP POTATO CHIPS WITH WUR CUP CAKC.'f

The Phantom Beetle Bailey

I N6EP A >otrtt NOT T me VEAKS rr» I THiN< 111 HAVB NEW MATTHEW, 6ON6 TO TOfi BEEN WITH VOU Sipe »V SOE TO O SAK6B J A$iP£ AN OLD .. ALWAYS OFPEWN© FKIENP, AKB CO/v\FOKT AND PCACE... IN THE MATH Your ARSNA OP HULA-XU J > m we 7-11 | •53 2. Autot i. Autot For Sole 22 The Dtoaty Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, JULYIJ. I«76 7._Au*o» for Sole 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autot For Sole CADILLAC 1tet COUPE DE VILLE - CIRCLE CHEVROLET FORD VAN \fn — Autonatlc. power LE MANS CONVERTIBLE 1**1 - PINTO Coed cendlt ton tteerlng ond braket. perfect contftlan. M 100 mllet, outomotlc. tine condition, Shrewsbury Awe. Shrewsbury HwyJS 1 Autot For Salt IMJBJ 741 ])» Jl jm mile* 1714* firm W-Ulf I7f5 Cell 3f 1 1B4* from 9-S p m SUPER BEETLE 1973 - AUSTIN U71 - L». mllnii, on. CAPtl It 1*7* - Eicetlent condition FORD WAGON Iftf MERCEDES DIESEL 1*0 IMS - PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 194* - owiwr N*w tlrtt on4 clutch IllfS Mwil tell Going overseas Coll T4l CREDIT PROBLEMS? IMC Lookt and runt eicelieni No denti or Two doer, VI. lour tpeed »'•"»; ABSOLUTELY No COdft? It you're working, we con fl 471 S233 rutt 11300 74l-*m mltiion. many near part*. 1500 142 coii mtm an« t or Mrl. 2 Autos For Sole nonce you No money down Payment! 1479 A 1 USED CARS - Gtto4 t#Jtctl*fl NO DOWN PAYMENT orrongrd to suit your needs Many FORD - 1>7I LTD Four4oo7. vinyl MERCURY MONTEGO 19*9 - 101 en TIMPCJT 'O«TI»C IW - • ALL AMERICAN INC ' TOWNE CMEVHOLET. Hwy W, MM CAPRI 1972 tew and Qualify Used Can lo choose ool. wftlte. automatic, power tteering gtne Good condition Power tteerlng, PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1971 - Me* Mwr » t Ma M Mo,I.I «ton II1UI L party who need* 100% f ir>_ . — »n tlUfi good lire* I4fj Call e41-4050. con al*o broke* and tlret. olr conditioning, de -»in* Ing, with no money town, en o 1*7] be teen at 57 Snrewtbury Ave., Redluie trim, power itoerlng. low mile • UHLER ft BITTER INC Over SO Clean Used Capri, lour tpeed, 44.W7 mllet. lieu age. t»» firm Coll Ml 3*70 after • AUDI Iff! - I0O1 S, air Many other models to choose (rom THE FINEST MUECTIOI1- OC AM FM U «M ll t Plymoutti-Chrvtler MC Joauor DHwyli Hoilef »<« Cars To Choose From. For quick credit OK . coll OASIS MO DATSUN 510 lf/1 - Four-door, lour FORD 1974 MERCURY 194S - Montclalr Good d utM CVS M «»W2~» "J TORI at (Ml) HI 7100 on floor M.U0 mllet but in excellent running condition U31 PLYMOUTH DUSTfcR 1971 - Air con unntng condition Asfclno S1M0 Call AUSTIN MEALV IMS - IM . l»il< ELECII1 LIMITED LTD 100% - 13 Month/12,000 C DOUGLAS ALAN Coll 7*1 44M dlllonlng, radio, manual, new sve*«, otier 4pm 173-1177 Wonted, partty who needneed* *100% financ- tnowt on tpprc wheelt, Sl.OOt him IW-Four-doaf Eic»ll*nt condition MERCEDES B£NZ MG MIDGET 19*7 - Good condition tt Coll SM4SM ofitf *p_m Mile Warranty Available ing, with no money downd , on a 1f74 mllet.lim Phone 544-IJiu. C»II tunas On Most Models. M Oawort A«*.. Ltm* SJlww DATSUN 110 WAGON 1*74 - YeHow Ford Elite, air conditioning. AM/FM with block Interior. Four tpeed, air. Herto tope player, M,»0 miles. U7V5 PLYMOUTH OUSTER 1*73 - SU-cyl- THUNDERBIRO 2. Autos For Sal* 2. Autos For Sale AM/FM ilereo. Heel belted rodlois Many other modeli to choote from ' *'(. automatic transmission, nigh with AM/FM tHreo rodstj-J^y* *J inowt Immaculate condition Top cash paid tor your car or truth MONMOUTH No Credit CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH .....voge but In excellent running condl full power Cor In mtnt CMdIHon• "*•*•* I Call m-ltel For quick credit O K , coll OASIS MO tlon Asking HIM Coll after 4 P m ^iToll 747-0717. Ate tor Froi* Gr«f Applications Refused! CHEVROLET EL CAMINO CLASSIC TORS at iXW 731 7100 Hwy 3* Eatontown 543 SMO For Quick Credit OK 1*73 - ISO, power Hearing, dl.c •73 117? __^_ brakes, magi Clean lest otter After FORD If74 PINTO - Air, radio, rod! PLYMOUTH GRAN FURY It75 - Call atllres IH00 CONVERTIBLE Low mlleoge. E« Stotlon wagon Mini condition. Air. service DOWN El Call after 3 p.m.. 741-43H cellent condition Power tteerlna. K)OGE VAN lt*l - SPORTSMAN Speed control. Luggoge rack. Nine er Moln St., MuHwti CHEVROLET IMPALA 1170 — Ti power braket. automatic, UeM Call potienger Power steering, power Good condition %Ui Coll H* fl* be FOR KALE - Maverick 1170, air con- door hardtop, power ii**r ing and 747-OeM after * p.m. braket, five new tlret, 15.977 mile* TOYOTA CELICA *T IM| - »•« 229-3313 brakes V|rw good condition 51.000 tweenS 10-1 10 p.m ditioning, automatic, 71,000 mllet Red All VOLVOS Call Dick Bennett, 747-0717. air. E-cellent condition. I1»7S. MUSTANG 1*7} - V-l, fully equipped, AMX lf70 - 304, V4. four UM4T pow llet iiOfS 7174703 with block top, SWO firm Can be teen DODGE 19*1 WINDOW VAN - New after e p.m., Jl Horrlton Ave , Red tMcellent condition er ileerlng/broket, FM tlereo top* CHEVROLET KINGSWOOD WAGON engine, new alternator MOO PLYMOUTH 1970 stover Alcoodltiftn Musi tee Atk- Bonk Coll 147 4041 t*71 — IS,000 mllet. Pawer disc Air, many extra* UN TDIUMPHCT4MPHCT * IMt Ing IIMMt Coll Is pm i** 1/7* *.k NOVA 1971 — Automatic trontmlttlon. broke,, air, roof rock, radial*. Like GRANADA GHIA lt7S - Power steer- m-*7Uofler Spm tor John. OODGE 1*73 DART SPORT - eight power tteerlng, radio. W.OOOmllet, ex new *J4M CalltM-OKO ing, power broket, olr, AM/FM tiereo, $1 75 OVER DEALER COST yllnder. bucketi and comole, vinyl Wlewl c^^ttleo W4*U PONTIAC GTO IMt - Runt Gre«1l UICK SKYLARK If ft) - Power CHEVROLET 19A5 BELAIR - 12',O dlgllol tloch, lS.tCM mile* Btit orfir Lookt Great! 400 cu In. engine, hurtl tWIN«6»fl« oof, pin ltrlplng. AM rodto eight over iUOD 3*4 7300. Atk for Mrt Kir \H1 MOOCL LIMITED TIME ONLY! teeflna. tociofv Q\I. good condition, Four new tires, new battery, radio rock 3* 000 orlginol mllei. beautllul NOVA (171 — Cuttom, |U cylinder en tour tpeed New battery, water 1)1 E NEWMAN I 300 Phone 471 J0t7 hnot*r Buns good 1*4 7717 mlde d t fim 1? 01' 12 by.between! 10-4 M aloe, automatic trantmltilon, power pump, shocks, torburetof, distributor, HtD »AN« CHEVROLET US* - Four-door t* steering ond power braket. four rodlal clutch, preiture plate, irantmlislon KUICK lfll GRAN SPORT - Whit*. HEARSE 1H1 - Pointed red, white don IW3 117 tu tn engln* Body In and blue Beit oftef Call before • or tlret, tUM. Call S**-or» teals, tlret 70 terles. magi, total VESA l«n — HaKMack. Air «n#j buroundy Interior, air conditioning, DOREMUSFORD duolenhoutt. lt*00.747-*737. Honed. Good condition »U or beat of factory AM/FM tight track, loaded good inapt Asking It's 741 lei" r*. 7I7-OS37 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 1971 - Good CHIVROL ET T»ij CONVERT IB SALES SERVICE PARTS , call betwe ~ PONTIAC It** - Safari it at Ion Call 747-3133. I Returning lo college. Mcrlflc*. IJ000 Shrewttury Awe , Red Bar* Ml-eOOD SHORE MOTORS 7I7-7JH. IMPALA - Very good condition Ra 717*100, I More Classified Jlo, neoi ' IAT SALES AND SERVICE - LE LDSMOBILE DELTA II 194*- _ tin I AI SEDAN DE vii i t Itef — V-0tftQln VINE MOTOR CORP . Maple Avc , Good condition, mull »ell. Call SM JEEP SALES AND SERVICE Four-door. hardtop tedon Air condl on Next Poge VOLVO — TRIUMPH Red_Bonk 741-eMTO flonlng Excellent condition. One own CHEVROLET 1*73 CAPilCC - te- Twin Boro Molort, Inc. POKSCHE 1M0 - For intorollui 5 YEAR:50.000 MILE WARRANTY •IAT 197T^~Seyder 134, powder blur 131 I, Newman Spring* Rd Red Bonk er.llfSO AfterSp " CADILLAC 1*7] - Yellow Coop* De don, fully equipped. See to appreciate Eicellenl rondifion Snow tlret. Eve 431 107* CALL NOW747-0040 OLDSMOBILE lfej DELMONT M - vin* Stereo, leather, automatic Ingi after 7 and weekend*. 747 4964 Atr conditioning. MOO llgtitt. new tlrei, botterttt, brake* CHRYSLER 197) - Town 4 Country, JEEPl»73CJ 5- Excellent condition" QUALITY USED CARS Four wheel drive, 30,000 miles, new HWY 35 MANASQUAN 528-7500 Loaded. 41,000 miles Exctllint condi fully equipped. FIAT 1974 - 114 Sport Co'upe~Mony SnrtoUury Mini, Tlnlon Foil! lion UM0 74/ mo •Met) •troi Goln« lo arodote ichool Mlt tlret. 13900. 671-0717 OLDSMOBILE 1970 — 443, 17,000 orlfj Inol mile*, four new tteel belled rod! olt Loaded SUM. Call after « p.m RAMILIR - IIII. 1)00 1*17 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale FORD GALAXIE 1*73 500 - Two CHEVROLET, MOO of both lo, SMO door. blue, hardtop, power liter- HONDA CIVIC 7794354 157 Broadway ffl 73*3 Long Brooch Coll Yv«1«. 747«K. ng/brokei, olr conditioning Excellent PINTO 1*71 — Automatic, new tlret »hope,»1900 m-4741. K1TSON CHEVROLET CO. Rum well, lookt good Need cash RITTEHHOU5E ORD LTD H4t - Nine patienger Hwy 3e Ealontowri Asking «7S 143 IMS. INCOLN MERCURY Inc. tatlon wagon; SI,141 mllet. 1550 ot 543 1000 m HWY u• 771-liOO OCEAK TWP. belt otter Call 47114)4. PINTO 1975 — Runabout. Four-tpeed, LOTUS EUROPA 197} DOHC - Low rodlo. whltewall*, delune trim. One mlleoge, magi, full ttereo, CB com owner Sacrifice. Owner lost |ob. Ex- .. USSELL Oktamobll*- phone PA. beautiful machine through cellent condition. 11,000 mllei. Call . 100 Ntwman Spring! Rd-. out After op m 9W 170* 3734IM ^^_^ him. 2. Autoi For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 7. Aut

EVERY NEW 1976 a good year For QUALITY BOBCAT THREE-DR• BOBCAT WAGON- COMET ausedcar****/ USED CARS MUST GO! 1975 BUICK SKYLARK 1976 PLYMOUTH VALIANT 75 MERCURY 2-6oo<, v«. power Meervtg, eulo . vinyl root. 24.966 m*M 4-dr fl cyl auto,pa,pb.Mr cond , O.ftSfi mta »«n COMfT Stock #710 1974 FORD T-BIRD 1973 DODGE MONACO 4-drhdlp.eu(0.pa.pb.e» cond . «>yl rool. 43.9OO mlM BAVB 73 PLYMOUTH 197S JAGUAR XJ6L 1974 FORD MAVERICK WAGON 2-door. I cyl. auto p s Mr cond . 26 444 mtes 4-df ton , tftm, 6 cyl. ml power, 6-tnck •wteo. power mwnrw, 15,814 «*t tin Stock #736

1974 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 1973 AUSTIN MARINA GT -di tMHp miu vfl •uKi pi, pt> wcond 2S.029mlee BAffl 4-cyt.eutonns, 30.131 mles BAM 73 PONTIAC UMANS COUPt 1974 CHEVROLET NOVA 1974 MG MIDGET Stock # 760 Auto.pi.pb.vmyirool.eecond, 30,122nttes tAVl 4 tpeed. 4 cyl. AM-FM rao». 22.073 m**i e*Vl 73 FORD MANTMMO Stock #767 BUHLER & BITTER 74 OLDS ciimsLKR Plymouth || Jaguar CUTLASS "S" Stock #768 OFFER GOOD THRU JULY 9th Sales - 264-5000 HUUIIHIO m< Service - 264-5000 3290 Hwy. 39, Hailal 73 BUICK CENTUIY Stock #770

\ A ' Extra tare in engineering...it makes a difference. 73 FORD T-MtD Stock #787 76 MERCURY TWIN BORO MOTORS MAIOUIS MOUGHAM 4-DH. Stock #831 NEW '76 MERCURY NEW '76 MERCURY BOBCAT THREE-DOORS BOBCAT WAGONS is ready to... GAS MISER'S

Stock # 6530 Four cyl, auto, trans, w/w tires, Stock #6459. Villager Wagon, Four cyl., auto SPECIALS! P/B. Else rear detogger Irons., w/w tires, roof rack, p/s., p/b., body side '69 VOLKSWAGEN molding. Squareback, automatic, sun roof. 83,243 miles. NOW '3437 MKMAl UST t, $4211 NOW K BLAST Stock #807 NOW '3797 74 DATSUN Stock # 6508. Four cyl., stand. Irons., w/w tires. Stock #6141. Villager Wagon. Six cyl., auto, trans., Stock #799 w/w tires, P/S, appearance group, bumper prot ORIGINAL UST $0147 •2295 $3SM NOW *3147 group, rocker panel molding, AM radio, Stelle style wheels, lugg rack ORIGINAL UST ...» 72 FORD Stock # 6378 Four cyl, stand, trans., air cond., MUSTANG MANDE w/w tires, P/S, AM/FM radio, tinted glass, deluxe $4759 NOW '4347 on every new 76 AMC car in Stock #813 inter, trim. Wide body side molding. Stock #6373. Village Wagon Four cyl., stand. trans., w/w tires, lugg. rock, AM radio. stock... first come-first served! 76 MERCURY "ST NOW '3977 ORIGINAL UST ,„._ M0NAKH $3913 NOW '3537 Stock #817 Stock #4525. Four cyl., oulo. Irons., w/w tires, 74 FORD P/B, bumper prol group, elec. rear delogger. NEW '76 COMETS UNTO SQUME WAGON $ Stock #814 NOW 3477 Stock #6547. Two-dr, six cyl., auto, trans., air cond., vinyl roof, w/w, vinyl inter., rear window de- 74 MERCURY

logger, body side molding, tinted glass *».••«•• COMET Stock #4461 Four cyl., fourspd., w/w tires, P/S, Stock #821 MIGINAl UST utvu wans, green P/B., elec reor defogger, body side molding. $4716 NOW UST-SSM1 NEW 76 '2996, PACER 74 PONTIAC Stock #6311. Two-dr., six cyl., auto, trans., oir NOW'3547 SALE Sir. MM — 258 C.I.D., auto, trans, individual GtANDmx cond., vinyl roof, w/w tires, vinyl inter., P/S, P/B, reclining seats, white radial tires, DL Pkg. Stock #827 bumper prot group, rear window defogger, AM ra- P/steerlng, t/glass. radio, Air Conditioned. UST4S24S.M 4 Stock # 6460. Four cyl., stand, trans., w/w, P/B, dio, body side molding, tinted gloss Dual racing mir- $ I « your, looking lor • I quality car... at a body side molding, elec rear delogger rors, SALE 4575 I pr(c» you ctn iflord.. MIGINAl UST NOW »3547 $4M7 NOW '4247 "•ujr from Hi* Stock #6535. Comet. Four dr. six cyl., auto, trans., I who cart*" oir cond., vinyl roof, w/w tires, vinyl trim, P/B, rear DON'T MISS OUT! window defogger, P/S, AM radio, body side molding, tinted gloss. OFFER ENDS FRI., NEW 76 MWMAIUST ..... JULY 9TH $ HORNET HATCHBACK $47*3 NOW 4237 * Jl*. UH, 258 C.I D, auto tram, buckets, white lettered tan. Hr cond.. P/S.. t/glass. raoto. XPda. ' UST-M7S1 NOTHING HELD BACK! LINCOLN SALE '4135 Every tar mutt be sold. Discounts MERCURY like yov've never seen eeferel WALL 4B bM M*****. «*• I., m tm MM. MM h dta «n top. SHREWSBURY, N.J. SHREWSBURY AVE., TWIN BORO MOTORS AT SYCAMORE 747-5400 East Newman Springs Rd. • Red Bank • 7474)040 747-5400 j. Autos For Sale 11. Autos For Sale 2 Autos FT Sole SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY JULY 12 1976 VEGA 1*73 - NUIHMM VMfl packoot Tijjer Wliriwi amaWlMK. llMmlln. lie tkari ruti BroafUM. rtfdl tires UP* SI. Help Wonted SI. Help Wonted Coll offer )p m 9*1-MM AlEVilKW - «•»•>!••«•• » '• Mtu.on Manufacturer setk " m IwnMWa •«»"» e-«tMC«t irKtmt Full ana iTKJ. «aoa«m Ca« ta> Wai ilg w**afH pockoga ChaMo* Rt.34IUthmtk$t. W*H» SOCtfTlIf iotorf cf Wit* eiportfmo f«U« 566-8000 ..l!nii»i 0#>>niio» - M«nr nuitao »nla»al IctaM. aoa II »••• p«Kli»n fwi«ao*>t " haanaBA«a HUM M44eUi attar • p m root estate eosMten* tt trataod) •» 3. Truck* ond Troilert 4 Motorcycles 51 Help Wanted - v. |t Re*, f state Atad-my Ots CHEVROLET TRUCK CHASSIS till TRIUMPH IONNCVU! f COOK - wtth eiperieme «eede« •r the imaMcM ad-.eJita#ei of be 72 CHEVROLET 75 CORVETTE - M serial. capable of (carrying It Run* a*fta! - fastbor n YAMAHA SI Htlp Wonted tidaMtlal lAltrvtew, CeAurv II. Paul AM-FM sleieo, air cond , Jit* CYCLE M»*l OCNTAL HVGlf MltT braket Air cond Stock __ imotlc, 41,Nt miles, mint com • nt itn ACT NOW - le a iarofc Cowntrv rep Irakw Aooncy f.B'oodsl Sfcrewt etc 6.489 miles Slock No lion ftlSSfl »1-Sail. betweonMpm CHEVROLET If H - II S*> >* inw front v fne%&* eien tl A y N I #1600-1 42.000 miles mllot Socflllca IIM0 aa Call *?R>» •*•> UiiJTJI vOl VO 19*4 - Good i ondilion YAMAHA H/) JMii perfect t v*ttm«nl. no Oetiverv NIGHT DESK CLERK TrodeWinefi AlBMPLOYMfNT 7895 Asking UU Coil nmn tton Many entras IS» COll 1*4 l*m »4 11*4 For interview DENTAL SECRETARY Motel and MorifM Call Ml li)7 tar In MBroorfW '4.1 mi Re* B«* SAVE 3*1 TjH Coll HI 1*4) nor* tow SECRETARY. IHiCuTlV* Off I VOLVO 1*M IttS YAMAHA l»i« IHMK - CKCCMCM RMg Nw •Kariasi •dmintatiailwe duties NURSES I PN S full or pail Hm ril - tecratartw. awNRtw Doctake. UM 4K bMl Otter asr condition earn commltUons up lo V\ OR Of o toro* modorn dantoi office lyp G*«d starting satary piws i«mpi*t 75 CHEVROLET 76 BMW 530i Cod otter 4. Ml 4231 DA1SUN PICKUP 1*71 - Looks and Coll >*\ Frl . t» II rebuilt engine and transmission, inlet I lion, elecirk start ond helmet Mo** son. SCHWARTZ t most be bonaoble aloakant ««rhln« ca Only ana *(sti >s necastory w« or finished Call 14] J9U any offer Itl 17?4. fH Mi) cendtiiont and toad bo**eftti. in doy provide Inturantti bond ond taari ifCLiRiTY «RSb*»»trL^ week Send reswma to B*. L Ml the benuMt Never a tee to you The finest car In the world de- 1174 SPORTSTER - Eiielleni cortdl 3 Trucks and Trailers C YCL kl NS'UKANC E lion Manyeitro* t.000 originoi miles 'oried awlies rather than r««tlM mand* the finest service. See us for all ANTIQUE ItM ONE TON DODGE - Lowest rotes Free quotes immeOiolt inw 74i am an*< i p m OLSTEN luvnout bvphont ?)l tUl With comper, excellent condition Call 1174 YAMAHA US MX - Many Mat. H^4 part time your BMW ntods. 4711113 HANKY DAVIDSON 1100 - H'O LabTtch Idein an« EKG Full ihrssei Oil white. 16,000 milti, rtormonce parts E xnienl condi ATTENTION CHEVROLET PICK UP 1*41 - Ytor K* ISM 471 ion n Recep..-. tllontsl I Afternoons mite north ot the Monmoufh Mall) aid engine, |u»t painted blue, interior dtrofi U3O0 7B0 )Ui erfiff 6 Only) Send phone numbers ol refer 'hit* bucket seoli and ilU~J» STREET AMD TRAIL KAWA ewe* lo BON D »l. The Daily Regu SALES • SERVICE • PARTS SAKl - Call after 7p m INDIVIDUALS FOR ter. Shrewsbury. 07701 boo*) sog oy p t imp Ml liia benefits Apply In person. Gr SALES AND SERVICE OO YOU HAVE PARTY PlAN Ex Grove Canvaiasieni Center. Or Grave Rd ond Rt U NeptufM MONDA W)l HiNORf BnJhn* OF ELECTRICAL AP- PERtENCE* FRIENDLY TOY PAR 2. Autos For Sale 2, Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sale lit'. HAS OPENINGS FOR MAN Konli. Mlhunl Exellcnl condition 5 Auto Services/Parts PLIANCES. OPEN- AGERS IN YOUR AREA RECRUIT Wuslsrtl Sointli* l*!7i 944U'i STARUTE AUTOMOT IVf ING IS I ASV BECAUSE 01 MS HONOA 11?) Cl «M.- IJobTmlies. PARIS* SUPPLIES. tNC INGS IN TWO DEHAV- E NO CASH INVESTMENT, NO custom aa\ lank, excellent condition »3 Main St . Keonsbura. 4*S 01*1. PARTMENTS. «00 ACOLLECTING OR DELIVERING NURSES - RN S 1 ta II shift gwed U7I ColTl«*af0ofl«ttpm Mon through Frl , 11. SoT . • 1. Sun . slotting sotory plus tomponv feaMflts GUARANTEED II Complete line of auto ports and WEEK AVERAGE. Apply In person. Green Grove C*r> FOR APPOINTMENT votetrent Center Green G>*ve R4 , INTEGRITY RECONDITIONED ALBANY, N V If)** Rt U Neptune ^^^.^^^^.^ HONDA IM IMi - Naw CALL DRIVER rite handle bors. quick. U?i cVoii m 7 Auto Insurance NURSING onytlmt. AUTO INSURANCE 671 6555 INSURE - Your cycle by prior** In t F t ELECTRONIC ENGINEER Dh}lta< Wont a Change? mediate coverage or free Intormotloi (overage by phone and analog, ossiit In dt.'a" work, Toll tree M0S3J3M4 challentyng career YOUNG DRIVERS Muv Mve tIM build ond evaluate tlrcgltry. know! ltlei avolloble In and more on auto Insurance For lie* edge ot industrial Dow measurement pp voo KAWASAKI \Vn GUN Dirt Hik progressivpgive e nurslnnul a aaporll With helmel and corners Mlb fir quote call iob Oir. 1*1 l/il lewPar arivatt real eslote sale Can helpful Coll Mr Beck, rt; I?*' 73 MERCURY MONTI GO downpoymenl menl *t o malamalr laochlng 74 MIKK APOUO Coll 7*4 4SJ1 hdeniwly insured, tee Mfoltoble Coli ho«pM w t Hohnemaw tf Holchbach 2 df. dh blue with I* Blue with matching interior EXPERIENCED PROOFREADER ho«plMl wtfti Hohnemaw tf Villager Wagon, whit* with btw* John sUCromm. Tit ill We are seeking an eiperKneed nittnitotlDl n MMokke (raw tont'i whit* w/rool, whit* vinyl Int , trim. Automatic tram, Radio, int . roof rock. P/»t*orin| - ootreodwr for summer employment butler, lo a hatpltol thot «lmll»F«CIOIH»l«i heater whit* wails ]7,1S7 miles. braket. 34,771 miles. FACTORV 10 Wanted Automotive Kt will train you In adapting your •• (onttnwotfsly Shrives »• Im -DontUlfThliOnt" "Ch*n « Economic*!" AIRt prove patient cor* MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - Reo AUTO BODY MECHANIC - W«nl> ACT IN THE SWIAT Here i the par periance and knowledge to th* i»»i •onoble rates Grosslnaer and Hellti dd lota modal notion book field Please write full but." lOAMOOMIIATOI - NHHW PI .Red otttf apm Wl)i77 ground details (In your own hand I a m Peril MM Lff*s-*arta) writing pleaie). including education m* uejewrfvnlry Call H\ *m JUNH C»«S and work enperlence to Mrs f A SUlUKIinS-TM-IN BAKERY PERSONNEL ~ We hove Paulsen, University Graphics. M West 73 CHEVROLET IMPAtA Excallanl condlllon ISOD imnediote lull time openings tor o 1 dr . yallow with blk buckati 4 dr. Brougham Finished In Gold skilled Cake Doc orator ond Oven Per . Atlantic Highlands. 07714 TELEPHONE with tontobric Interior, Power 4-dr.. btut with btu* matching __ EXPERIENCED KEYBOARD PLAY trim. 4-cvl.. 4n>d. rod(o/h*ot*f, kit., VI, auto., P'/i»laarlno. 43.M4 JUNK CARS WANTEO PUkad up ton with riniihe* tlosh decorator thill. ER - Ta do tap 40 music Willing to K*o mllas. wlndowi, 44.J31 miles. FACTORV Experienced only Eitellent work en davt r ill II AIR. mnai PACTORY AIRI U Canlrol Ava., Rad Bonk travel Working band Ma »!! mo- HOMEvVORK Coll HI ION wlronment Apply In person to Oe f •»afTanca«TalaA*«a taiunai "«M«y To Oe" "ticepKon./ Car" Ik lavs Orchard*, Rt U. Colts Netk, mtdlolv i«'i naatM ta. WamvaVi* H-i*, H mm or Coll M? MM ______umi. Posi icu BEAUTICIAN - Full or part lime. g ptonl. I to i ». fringe ben Don rofoiMt and 111 Bonk EiPeKltnced lo •fits, gooMdl pay Apply In person only. 3K ins 741 1)14 After ftp Neptune CustoCt.._,m Cut Corp . 1101 Ele« Viratcot. ti 7sMft« enrh Ave . Neptune, N J Opei allng Roam, MALiaU COUPE Oraalt with WUIRE WAGON Blue with wood* 71 FOtD LTD BEAUTICIAN - Wltti ar without ti dan rotating panellnp, * speed. AM/FM HA arte* Port IIme Call 741 47JS FOREMAN IM'F) - Of bunding Mock vinyl roof — Intarler. Pow- < dr . VI, oulo . P/S. I'.ala WANTED grounds, tceanstturg High Schoo er Staaftng. Automatic, n.HI DIO with tlitio t mllai, illvar color Cs . F, i , or Sot . or U1174S after 6 ffllltl. FACTORY AIR. l used can and trucks Top dolla p ptlcant must hove enperien< OPERATING ROOM "Very Oaan" . (fclWII 7100 plumbing, torpenlry and electrical BOOKKEEPER - Molll functional work, hold a Black Seal In chorae H "lite New" ien»e AptMUatlons must be requeued 2. Autos For Sole Full charge Permanent position Tem in wtltlnganor before Jut. ISth Wrllt inOR reoulre porory location Lokewood Permanent to BoarcTol Education oftfie. l« Port loiollon Soyrevllle Cot necessary ManmOtfHt R4 . Keonsfcurg staling ei Salary cerwmwwrite wtth .Salary ill) plus Send return.-ti periance No phone inquiries win be bo» ker ound o»nf ••ptr lam e. » 1/ _ If 74 HMO 73 fOHTIAC UMANS ABE LEIGH Corp . »Q James St answered excellent •anatltt aockaaa. lank Il ttsval O»#*r1i»«tV| COUNTRY SEDAN 10 POM COP Sport Coupe, blu* wilt) whit* LakrwQOd, N J M701 No phone mill Including cost tree b«ilc tmadaytr par with MewllM ton Intarlor. buckets,v/rool.VI.aulo, l dr , 4-cyt.. auto. P'Si whltt BOYS/OIRIS - Established morning MAIN CUTTERS WANTED Two o' medltut. ma|or meduoi TVPillTTIR AMD PA»" P/sle*ring, wHh red trim, 47,7*1 miles newtpopar routes ovollot)le In y8i three with following Top salary hoi dontoi cover of* and fulHon k *mmr«Mf«. mwat «a kwM., tar aan Ftlll powir, rool rock. U.liS ipTVeWnaM mllav FACTORY AIR. I neighborhood areas of Motowa Information coll MJ iJli Itma werfc kn arIM she* aafial eppaV Unton Booth ond - - HAIR STYLIST Experience necei «tt«n la t«a * in. Tta CMIV ••••» The Mart One To F*HT jorv tdr busy Mailel Solctn Co" H* ter. Shrewtawrf, H J IfMl ru lurtin WAITRISIf. Mi« f»ae>fleittaj _. rovte m HAIR STYLIST - With some follow antv Aaatv In aa«s«A. Mai Danar. 'H elgrvborhood Ing Experienced in monKures MONMOUTH W Vrootit IMkM Maveslnk. High •Ttftn WEDICAL ruth 747 IWt HEAD BOOKKEEPER Pert tlmt #i«at* H hours Bar w BOVS'GlRLS - Eor position for person with enperlence at LantVtmch, NJ %1ttt heur Mg»t MM Mttdl cash. rTMtrnlng newspaper credit monoyti, baokkeeper, office be availabl' "'e I IInn your nelghborhoo*) ol r or cemptrolier Take over [»TIRIIM.«I m DOREMUS Kevpori, Motawan ond Part Men _. aty Good pay E*cellant con kn tawl Oavaflwllf ama4a«ai WANU mowtt. SM-4W0, 747 im dHiont Please send resume to Presl orrn I umromit latwrtMta atafe CAFETERIA - Cashier ond food dent. 444 Newman tpringt Rd , t in sarv Aa*4v f ftr preparation Paid holiday. Apolv In iroft.O/fM TYPISTS part Lanat. Rt M. FORD person between 110 am ot ARA S«r HtlAU TEACHER DKector ol pr* SECRETARIES vices, Bell telephone Lobs. Holmoel ,th*«l program Must have nwrsery KEYPUNCH 51 Boby Silting 70» SHMWSaUKV AVE COdMtP. Or SVCAHOM An equal opportunity employer 1M > f J school certificate and twi lent) CLERKS Child Core RED BANK Not the prices in (he ads. The prices in the show- CARETAKER/OARDENER - L'V« MM Rt! lAtl I rtRt()N le 741-6000 In Couple preferred Full reiponsl LADIES MEN Work at home an (he arteff ««• girl. Man room where you have to pay for the advertised car plus WIMy lor Rumson waiertront estate phone, earn t?i l» weekly sarvlclflg IHt.»>n Must II m, gard"•lene s and minor malnlo Our customer \ 7*4 3744 l »(l f<» U4l the unailvertisedopiions/accessorieVneeded lo M full, yly iequipped privote opart mwnt, rent ond utilities Iree Base solo LEGAL Sf-CRF TARY With at least complete (he car. ry ptui health ond lire Insurance Ref three veori .(prilmir required t Ive CAII onvuir days per week No Sal* or legal ho IF VOU'RI GOOD J3 Domtttlc Htlp But not in our Volvo shitwroom. We sell cars (he erences required Available Immedlot lldayi complete beneliis lit* Inkwr GOVERNIMJ MOU«*MPfR ely Coll SM 4400. Mr Rosi VOU'RI ui Ml N - Liv* In. far wevtlrtf matwr Volvo factory actually finished before shipping out. So, once, hospital nation, kick leave Gen * MMan (su md Mwat) L ClF For Hqwor and del I cat es sen early bonus ond outstanding IKI4« thwe htnt awCl a naturally, the prices on our Volvos arc not low lo hegin pay stale Send resume to Bon C 7»* Call In person a? Ooms. 17 Main St The Dolly Register Shrewsbury, N J OLSTEN lan Hart |*at i Must a# with. But whul you have loadd is mil hiuh loend with either Hotmdel. N J •rive onai o CLERK Q/ttl TEMPORARIES •t ^MvnAB r BEAT THE LPN Nl tOEO* - * to II. Saturday MM TlON - Desk dark, tame mainte- WILL CAM FOR YOUR CHILD - In New 1976 CheveMe nance IrlaM. aulik teorner with Mv New 1976 Chevette my home ««Vk. nlfMi •etktft* lollve little Silver Rocquat Club Rfman. Ml *U 4 cyl. 4 apeed, luggage rack, body side 4 cvl. aulo. trans, AM radio, window mold- I4HBI molding. AM radio, medium .orange with ing, side molding, door guards, buckskin WISHCS D*mt»ln ««rk black buckets, Mock no. 674 with lirelhorn buckets, stock no 1736. PIZZAMAKER E ipOf larH a*a Only . SI a OJOY%I F*aW V^] n UatcM U77 Price $U4e l.pad.a \V1 Prfet $MS4 wee* Appt* in person. Red Bon* Pit ia ON Bridge A*t Red lank Arior ii Situation! Wonted 1«7. Uil Met M440 IW4 Uil fma JJ4JS 4 14] HJ1 REAL IMAII (ALES - titwrnsed w Malt ufiiu«*i4e now ied»e or dio 'heatet blue Low 76 BUICK 74 FORD VAN SKY HAWK Witti windows Hod Auto- Blue, V-6. air cond , 5- mate transmission 73 VEGA RECREATIONAL OlRECTOK - Fwll New 1976 Chevette nm» Write Bo> D M The (J«H| Re« speed. Sky root. AMrFM Station Wagon, aulo. istar. On* Regltter Ftgro Shrews New 1976 Chevette 4 cyl.. auto, trans., root rack, side molding, stereo, rear delog. while trans, radio green We need 4 or 5 people *e Scooler. 4 cyl., 4 speed, red with buckskin door guards, W W tires. Mack with lirethorn walls. Low mileage. Ex- itHEOHUtlf u a pat you tor our mid August buckets, slock no 823. buckets, stock no 1735. ceptionally well priced! 74 CHEVROLET 1 II and II r |MH Applv "*i opening on Rte 35 *> Md- How** NufSlng Hint Mld*Jletewn bfeiM 1*77 hka WU CAPRICE 72 CAPRKE dMown Come m & tali lo kteaea-1177 Met {Mil 2-door gold with coordi us we are lure you'll H74 IM Net $IIN 4-dr sedan, green, air RN OR LPN Fv)l ar port time, 11 I 75 PINTO naled ml Loaded with ex- p» pMson ot Ki«g Jomes •he our commaenon iptt & 1*74 llit Met $M41 cond radio, whiiewalis. (fi App $ Iras' Low mileage' •rsina IHome. «M Hwv U. Wlddle advening budget Get in RUNABOUT tinted glass, auto, power «n. H J VourPric»... 2994 on tne ground lloor — Your Price... '3567 Yellow, extremely low mile- steering, brakes' 1 age — (st* under factory 71 VOLKSWAGEN SALES M re |uat Dagmnmg I your own boss Set your own hovrs warranty) 4 speed ra Earn 110 tt) par hour leaching skin BEETLE ( dio/healei tare o women Income llmitad eniy to Call Jack Malaia lot a 74 JEEP 2-dr. radio. 4 speed •our own efforts Unique opCW'tunii* New 1976 Chevette (or management careers after *u cenfltfeMtol Mentew el 75 FORD " II Mrs BoUey.44*«4M T47-7SM. New 1976 Chevette Model CJS 72 CMC Gold. 6-cyl 3-speed. 4 Help Wonted 4 cyl.. 4 apeed. AM radio, side rmMings. Scooter LT.D. wheel drive, canvat cover, 16 H. ALUMINUM VAN window moldings, door guards, yellow with 4 cyl 4 speed, root rack, side moldings, 4-dr Sdn . drk blue, ra- snow plow attachments. 4-tpeed irana . V-6 en Week buckets, stock no 737 blue with black buckets, stock no 812 .healer aulo trana . LONG HAUL TRUCK DRIVERS P/S. P'B, air. VB. priced Low mileage one. radio A-1 condition baetfad 1«77 Met $1141 1 1 Eiportmctd or »ra will train you. btactea IW7 rifce SUM right Shape Ejtceiient tor delivery I We IW Met $MSI IMMctUm The work s here and ihe money » good Handto Mayflower f Mown throughout fee 48 contiguous tales and most Cana- yoorPrtee...'3351 Your Price ... 3O99 dian Provinces Contracts are avatatue lo Inoaa who qual ly througn our training and ouaatying p>oceouret To ba- wets mount FUEKWT * DEALER PMEP - TAX « UCENDIHG FEES turrm con* an owner operator certain quaMicaaora are neces- PARTS DEPT. OPEN sary, including 671-6200 SATURDAY til NOON tinancialy capable DIRECTIONS 'IRCLE CHEVROLET i , Oner 21 < Acceptable driving record Call Harry Guartlanl, 215-«26-3«38 or write: Shrewsbury P.O. Bor. S3, Draiel Hill. Penn.yt.anla. 19026 LET Ave Aaro Ma>How»r Tranalt Co. ROUTE 35. MIDDLETOWN. N.J. «• tow (»*a*n«m coanun 24: The Baity Register SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, JULY 12.1976

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55 Situations Wanted 71. Merchandise Nubbin 108. Commercial 131. Houses For Sole 131. Houses For Sale HAZLET - Dead-end Mreet, newly re For Sale 7 COLTS NECK - Gombrel root Colo- Malt Rentals nial. Sl« ytors old Wooded area. furbished, two bedroom ranch, 1 UUT6 A SMART-ALSCK ) '" spacious kitchen, large living room, DESKS, FILES, tablet, chain, adding BUILDING - 70-100 With heat. Three Overslied one acre lot Cul De Soc. I 00 YARD WORK - Trit cultin Closed knotty P"» parch, bo*. Ml machines, typewriter!, office equip phase wire. Two large overhead doors Central otr. Many extras For sal* by OOCr. basement, VA no down, FHA low if, tic 01 bargain prices New or Commercial toning. For sale or tor owner U3.S00 S43 «744 down, no closing costs Coll now for _..J AAC DESK OUTLET. 1JOT Rl lewe. Coll 391 3579. onpotnlment. KIRWAN CO.. Realtor, 15, Ookhunt. ill MO. CAMPBELL'S JUNCTION - For- COLTS NNECK DINETTE »ET -~Tot.lt 4J««. opem merly Tap Hat Cleaners, excellent lo UNIQUQUE COLONIACOLONIALL - Located on a gnSo HI,wo to 10, wood groined formica, eight cotlon tor bike store, pliia parlor, beautifullfl y landscapedldd acre. Hat ev- HAZLET TOWNSHIP - JfOCi*w» cut- chain, excellent condition \6C 147 hairdresser, what have you Will di- erything Seeing Is believing. Nlnt torn sptlt on large, well treed half 14*4 vide Coll Leon Gordon. 373 WOO rooms, 3'/) baths ond extras galore acre Triangle plot with o street on W4.900 Principals only Coll 9U-M03 each side. Move-In, mint condition DRUM SET -Complete, cymbals. EATONTOWN - Office space for DUTCH COLONIAL - Nearly one Two baths, three large bedrooms, din- 41 Business ITS, FM stereo with casselle. e« acre 149.900. By owner Ing room, eat-In Mtctien, large Hvlng Opportunities cetlent.toO Bargains! HI 91H 143 >»n otter 5 room, retrtotlon room, aaioge. DRUMTSET - GreUch. snare, two hi EATONTOWN - Office with goroge screened polio, car-port, central air, BEAUTY &ALON FOR SALE - Lton torn torn*, floor torn torn, bats, )4" hi storoge area Good business location hot woter oil heat ond many extras ordo Call 1714044 from t S P m Turn GROUNDS GALORE - For the form- hot, II" Zlldllan mile cymbal, throne 1335 monthly includes utllltles/543 Walk to school and New York bus By thh SoT er ot heart, over 300' deep lot, 19lh H» or best offer Coll 717 1613 7335. Century Little Silver Farmhouse o«nf,MS,«0.7IM»74. ELECTRIC RANGE - Double oven, FAIR HAVEN - Small second floor Beouilful country kitchen ond lots of DELI FOR SAtf - K cant burg L good condition, ISO store avolloble in boutique type build living space Nice home for down to HEATHER HEIGHTS IN HOLMDEL (Ottd n#ar (wo tchaol* ond chore Call S4J llll Ing, US per month Call after 7. 143 earth living, 153,900. E.A. ARM- Custom quality, (our large bedrooms Prlc* ImlmMi mothlMry. tqulpmt IUS. STRONG AGENCY, Realtor, 555 Pros- n master bedroom suit*. 31* luxury ond.lotfc CalPART-TIMl 717 1194 E ELECTRIC" STOVE - EI0M monthT pect Ave.. Little Silver. 741-4500. baths, formol dining room, large living old Self cleaner, fully equipped FREE — Three months rent Proles MAINTENANCE WORK HAZLET - Brick, custom roncft. room, tomlly room with flreploce, util- 2M 3414 after A p m ilonol office too sq. ft 31 East Front Three bedrooms, central dlr, family ity room, recreation basement, central 17 »IO PER HOUR St. Red Bank. 7473004. , CALL tit-U33 ENGLISH COACH CARRlA(.f \ . 71. Merchandise 71. Merchandise 84. Merchandise 101. Apartments room, double garage 149,500. ilr, maintenance free, one plus acre iols. Colonials, Ranches. Split Levels To 0 fMpomlfilf ptrion ittklng pt cellent condition 160 firm For Sale For Sale RED BANK- TWO STORY — Three bedroom, 1'^ montfit part f I mi work, day* or «v Ul 1011 Wanted MOLLY PITCHER VILLAGE MIDDLETOWN both Lot 350x190. »54,S00. nlngi Company will furnlin trolntn REFRIGERATOR AAAAAAAA Branch and Modlson Avenues Two professional sulics available 6S0 SPLIT LEVEL - Three bedrooms, IV* |D REALTORS *71 5450 tquipntnl ond cuttomtfi Vou pa fi and 440 sq. ft., facing Highway baths, family room, wall lo-woll car- Good second, 135 LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIQUES. I bedroom Garden Apartments HIGHLANDS - BY SANDY HOOK *M » ptr wMh If qualified HAMMOND . Ample parking. Phone between peting WS,000 Sterling McConn, Real •43-1936 JEWELRY, RUGS, FOR CASH From WOO per month S Three-bedroom home, easeboord INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES I:30-5:30p.m.,471-fe3e. Estate Broker. 5**-9*tf REFRIGERATORS - Worehouti Coll 301 741 9115 or apply heating, vord, Qoroot- » Cedar SI. FAMILY AD 10 Riverside Ave , Red Bank 747 6300 OFFICE SPACE - In the growing ORGAN sale. 13 cu. fi , 1135 New. Guaranteed ut i* Molly Pitcher Village Court Com* gnynme. M7J00- oreo of Long Branch, Brighton Ave.. OLMDEL — Just reduced, three-bed OF ASBUfTv PARK Catl 493477I 3LINES — 5DAYS ALL LIONEL TRAINS RED~BAN~K -Three bedroom, mod West End. 1M0 sq tt., will remodel to oom split Central air Fireplace, LARGE SELECTION REFRIGERATOR - General Elec ern kitchen and both Near schools IUH ItHOn!, 1-4:30, 333 7393 oroe paneled recreollon room, cov- More Classified edpatlo. large treed lot Low taxes trie. Good condition S30. Top cash approlsol 946 3193^ Available July IS, 1330 per month plu OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT — Two OF PIANOS "ous owner mklng 153,900 7391644 on Next Page JUST $O.UU Coll after I. 471 3037 ANTIQUES - Anything old. Furnl- utllltles. Coll after 7 p.m., 143-4115. rooms Highway frontage on Route IS, 71 Merchandise RED BANK - Three room opartmenf ALL MODELS OF RUGS - 11 K 17 sculptured red with ture. china, glass, dolls, jewelry, rugs Hailet 1160 per month Including ullll ITEMS YOU NO LONGER Convenient location, 1335 per mont BALDWIN ORGANS runner, 175. Red 9«l5, gold 9*13. tlO Top cash paid. Mary Jane Roosevelt, ties, 3*4 5373 or 7394167. For Sale NEED OR USE WILI Includes all utilities 143-513/ each Call 142 VS*S after ip m 1WE River Rd , Rumson M311J9 OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT - Profes- RAl UPRIGHT FRF RUMMAGE SALE"-"Clearing out lur ~ . NAN JOHNSON RED BANK - Three rooms. Neor sional building. Choice location Ap- OASSfiED ADVERTISING RATES ani condition, II1S. SELL nlture, clothing, dishes, never used BUYSANDBUYS * transportation. No pets. Elderly proximately |00 sq^t^oimMT^^ Call Je* 1131 ond used Budget Shop, 91 Broadway. From an entire household to a single couple preferred *3 Oohlond SI- HAMMOND ORGAN - Excellent con ONE ROOM PROFESSIONAL OF^ TOU FREE FROM MATAWAN AREA S66-8I00 AIR CONDITIONER Keyport Hem. Antique furniture, Ifwelry, sit RED BANK - One-bedroom and stu- FICE - For rent In Colonial proles Admiral, 4500 BTU, ocelltnt cond FAST dltlon. 11100. Call now ond receive fre< ver Immediate cash Top dollar dlo apartments. Available Immedlot tlonal building on Rt. IS at Navesink I etlle speaker with »ole 741 16VI •41 3393 TOU REE ROM MIDDUTOWN AREA 671-9300 "1. M1-317I. WITH A QUICK ACTION SEARS 13 CU. FT. COLDSPOT - Re ely. GREENTREE APARTMENTS. River. »2IO per month. Call Attorney HOT POINT ORVCf) - Electric. Tw< frlgerator, Coppertone, never used. OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, chlno, 139 Spring St, Coll 741 3953 for appoint- ANIIQUtS All PL RIODS LOW-COST LeoJ. Bdrrett, H? 1700. years old. AvocadAvocado green. Will sell foi (I.TylnuMy IJ6V. oiklngs369 49b 901/ glassware, art oblects ond brlc-a-broc ment S4 minimum charge Below New Yof k Auction Piku Immediate cash lor anything and ev Non Commercial Ratei INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES DAILY REGISTER ili Coll 717 1419 PROFESSIONAL OFPICfl SUITE - erythlng RuscM's. IS East Front St , RED BANK 31 RIVERSIDE AVE 10 Rlvtrtldc Avt.i Red Bonk, 7474700 FAMILY AD TUNER - 160 Wollensak Dolby Ster Ground tloor, suitable tor doctor or Per Line 74t-le9X RIVERVIEW TOWERS dentist al 333 Broad St., Red Bank 747 IBM TYPEWRITERS eo, eight-track cartridge recorder, The Very Best In Luxury High Rise Available (or Merchan- TURN YOUR D I AWONDS INTO 3730,9a.m. toSp.m. 1 Day ' 66c RENTAL supper mo. I13S 495 1091. ACT NOW FOR IMMEDIATE dise Far Sale only. Article DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry to PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE ; 60c ' Rent with option lo buy 171-0137 SIMMONS SOFA-BED - IMS OCCUPANCY DISCOUNTS 2 Days (Consecutive) Cash. DON PONS JEWELERS Will FOR RENT - New contemporary must originate from a Call between 5 and I p.m. Only three blocks from Railroad. Bus. 50c ATTENTION COLLECTORS! - E LOVESEAT - Solo, double bed with Buy from private owner* ond estates building In choice Red Bank location 3 Days (Consecutive) 741-7601 Shopping. Overlooking Noveslnk Rlv- tire collection of MAD nagailn*. S7S 0 household and may not ex- mottreis, vanity, choirs, brass fire- ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND Off-street parking. Call 843)050. 4 Days (Consecutive) 47c best otter Yean INI IV74. Coll 94 place set, never used sump pump. 747 ceed a sale price of $100 JEWELRY DESIGNED. 799 River CENTRAL AIR, HEAT AND GAS 43c mi afttr S p.m. SOFABED REO BANK - New professional of- 5 Days (Consecutive) Rust. Never used, I17S Rd., Fair Haven. N.J. 143 6357. included In rent per article. WANTED - To give you Immediate fices. Maple Ave. 1700 sq (t. flrsf 6 Days (Consecutrve) 41C BEDROOM SET - Walnut. he< MOVING MUST SELL - 1000 BTU air Colt S43-4M1 APARTMENT - One bedroom with floor 750 sq. ft second floor ISO sq ft Price MUST be adver- cosh for anything ond everything you terrace from 1395. :39c board, box spring, mottreii, Irh conditioner, S100. Round maple dl second floor available Will finish ond 7 Days (Consecutive) STEREO — Harmon-Kordon receiver no longer need or wont. Free esti- APARTMENT - Two bedrooms, dretier, mirror, night table. Iff. 7 tised. Each additional line nette, tour chairs. 150 Kenmorc sew divide to suit. Reasonable rent. Call 35c •-track, tour speakers ond antenna. mates Coll 747-94M or 747 1103. two baths, with terrace from 139S. 6 Days (Consecutive) Ing machine, with cabinet, ISO. Antique 741 4900 days. 946 9477jivenlngs. 11.00. No copy changes 1300 or best otter Call 717 6316 APARTMENT - Three bedrooms. 32c desk. 140 Swivel rocker, S35. Record 30 Days (Consecutive) WANTED three baths, two terracei, from 1595 may be made and no dis- cabinet, 15 Chest-ot drawers wltr THREE PIECE OAK PORCH SET - Used 16" two-wheel bicycle Leatherette seats. Perfect condition RED~BANK ' S4 minimum charge die iplndle heodboord. metol ram counts or returns will be matching night itond, IIS, maple rock Call 143 1967 Commercial Rales *WQ firm. Leather rocker ISO. 717 6071 Swim nlng poi , Marina, in 13 Brood St Single room office avail- withqultt cation. Firm Spring o Pe er.»». 717 4713. mode If ad Is cancelled be- after 5 p.m. able Over 300 sq ft. ond ready to Per Line Ic box tprlng and mottreii, lamp t move In with carpet and air condi- Wei. triple two piece drtmer with ml fore expiration. 1 Day • :70c NEED FURNITURE? TOP SOIL (FARM) - 150, seven-yard I REAL ESTATE tioning. 1115 per month Including oil rored hutch top, plui tall armolre, -" TO PLACE YOUR utilities. Minimum one year lease Call 2 Days (Consecutive) 65c Five (loon of bedroom, living room, load. 24 hour answering service, 471 «nhflrm.671«6S „ RENTALS SEA BRIGHT Two room furnished owner. Walter Zlmmerer and Son. 843 DAILY REGISTER stereos, refrigerator•• TV's. No down 5611. MIDDLETOWN areo only apartment, 1195 per month Including 3 Days (Consecutive) 60c RtDNoOM SET - Danlih wslnu 1530 or 944 431! payment, immediate delivery. First TOP SOIL S yards for U0 and horse oTl utilities, ali conditioned Security, 50c Meadboord, iprlng moMrtit or FAMILY AD, CALL?T5= RED BANK 31 RIVERSIDE AVE 4 Days (Consecutive) payment due Augull, 1976. Call Rick. manure, 140. no pets. 143 1794. Evenings 741 9560 RIVERVIEW TOWERS ftorrte, double dreiier with mirror ai 544-1399 5 Days (Consecutrve) 46c TWO ROOMS AND BATH - J90 theiJ. Very good condition, 1700. HI 542-1700 AAA RENTAL SCRVICE - New rent The Finest In Luxury High Rise 6 Days (Consecutive) 45c monthly. Plui utilities. 14 Cooper NOW OFFERS ioWnft, %\\ 47UJ44 TV - ZENITH COLOR, 17", portable als dally, never a fee tor tenant. Fur 44C Bl bSPBFAD Queen lite, qullte 24-Hour Service Ion Provincial hide bd. , with Hand. S150. nlshed and unfurnished homes ono Ave , Long Branch. See Apartment V PROFESSIONAL SUITES - The fi- 7 Days (Consecutive) multicolor Three-pair matching •< lamp tables, spinet piano, blue ond 774-S3U Ofttf 6 apartments TEICHER AGENCY, WEST END - En|oy total luxury IJv- nest avallobie In the county at unheard 40c FIREWOOD - Broken iklds ond pal 8 Days (Consecutive) lintd drape* I Ike new ISO i)\ i6tt gold glasi lamps To match, cone back REALTORS, 317 Oceonport Ave , ing In a contemporary relaxed atmos " ml Glve-A-Woys. lets Yours tor the taking Afternoons 30 Days (Consecutive) 37c orm chairs, green damask occasion, TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. Oceonport 543-3300. phere. One-bedroom apartment with CENTRAL AIR AND HEAT IHiiiHIHNilS FOR FREEZING only. The Dolly Register. One Register down cushion chair, summer wrought All makes new or used. Guaranteed tonverllblr den, colossal closets, wall Plata, Shrewsbury, N.J Ask for Mr. Included In rent. U 7J Mr 30 pound con or »S SO per fl Iron orm choirs. AntiQues. eollec- low 01 135. Serplco's, 101 Monmouth ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Three to wall carpeting From 1340. Avery Stanley Lenovlch ••*•#****•****•***•*•**•• FAMILY PLAN RATE To or8er call ill 1454 anytime. tlbles. Interior decorating Items, paint St. Not to theater. 747-04SS, rooms furnished, bath, high on water- Arms, 119 Avery Ave., 239-J46O. Will alter to suit Ings, silvers, pattern glosswore, etc front, quiet, private, large grounds, on Client Pork Ing Available 3 Lines — 5 Days — S3 00 $1 00 each additional line CAt&ULATOR - 130. check write RUSCILs, 16 Sycamore Avt., Little WOOD CHIPS FOAM CUSHIONS - Cut to any lilt. Scenic Drive. Single or couple, no WEST END LONG BRANCH - Studio CALL 1 M c.i YNN Available to individuals placing ads under "Merchandise 13V typewrlteri, 130, Royal 440. ISO O ond up Silver 741-ISO6. No leaves or twigs pen. Aug. 1,1375. 741-5499. newly furnished and decorated. In 747-*S*7 or 741-1733 boat ladder, 110. Gaff. IS, rug rem 4954075after1p.m. M3O57J dudes all utilities 333 7691 For Sale" lor items not exceeding $100 each. Items must nants, 13 110, men's, women's clothe (MYMPIC GAME TICKET - Truck ATTENTION LANDLORDS - Re WOODEN PALLETS - S3.SO each. 300 CAR PARKING FOUR RIMS - 114x1) chrome re- and field finals. July IS 170 Call be liable tenants waiting. Never a te* fo be priced. tt-VM; I73-M19 Reor loading platform at The Dally ''Our convenience-type" Food store verse, never used, with Baby Moons, tween 10 a.m. ond 1 p.m. I43-I7M). you. HOME LOCATORS. Wl 3333. CARPET — Avocado-green broo Register, One Register Plaio, Shrews 102 House* For Rtit Serving over 10,000 customers per UW complete W-WM. EASf IKEANVBURG - Three-room Contract Haiti on Rtqutsl loom, 13 sq. yards plus stain Reason PARQUFT Ft 1JORING - Pre-tln- bury, N.J. Afternoons only. Ask lor FREEHOLD BOROUGH — Attrac- week 11 Only two stores left. Rivers lihed. Vi" oak, S1.3S sq tt. Installed Mr Stanley Lenovlch. apartment, use of patio, tlH monthly tive, six-room house, excellent neigh- Edge Mall, 373-3000. Phone 764 6m. plus utilities Available July IS. 671- borhood, full basement, fenced yard. T — fill burnt orange, }3 Twin, IIS Vacuum, 130 Brass tire place accessories, complete. ISO 37V3 after 6 p.m. 3S5-1M0 \ Runner* WWill l cut. Gold runner 53i 110 Wanted To Rent Stuffed chair, t». Porch chairs. S3 RON! PAGE READERS gray fubber back, 3144, blown 1.1 HMtH. PIANOS-ORGANS GARDEN APARTMENT HOME LOCATORS, INC. - NEW BOX REPLY SERVICE 3 Monuol Spinet Groans from U9J up MOVING - Sofa, (100 Recllner, 130 JERSEY'S LARGEST AND OLDEST $5 50 Per Count Line Atlantic Highlands. One-bedroom FURNITURE - Bedding, carpets, Rebulll spinets, uprights, gronds for Toro mower, 1100. Pool table, 175. STATE-WIDE RENTAL SERVICE. 471-5 apartment available Air conditioning, Bold lace headings $6 50 llntm, dlihe*, records, TV, drapes, sole or rent. Unlimited rentals from Beer steins, S35 Miscellaneous. July 9, TOR FAST ACT ION CALL 9W-3333. PICK-UP $1.50 heating, pool on premises Call for ap MATURE BUSINESS COUPLE - No Minimum insertion 2 lines medical lt*ti ond equipment. 773-4371 V 50 per month u« Obituary page) 85c per line I FREE KITTENS — One black, one KEANSBURG - Four rooms, unfur white, two striped. nlshed. adults or business couple pre ANXIOUS HALF ACRE Call 747-4314 fefied All utilities, no pets W 6081 Four spacious bedrooms, 35 ft. master BUSINESS DIRECTORY bedroom suite with dressing room, 3'^ CANCELLATION NUMBER THREE-BEDROOM RANCH - Full FREE PUPPY - Four-monlh old K¥A~N~SBURG — Four-room opart- full luxury baths, 74 ft. country kitch- basement, living room with fireplace, Notice — Credit tor cancellation is given only on issuance 1 male, good disposition and loves chil- merit. Heat ond utilities supplied. New- en, 33 ft. dining room, utility room, summer porch, on Vj acre. In quiet dren. Call after 5 p.m., 142 3794 ly decorated tin per month. Coll 495 18x13 greenhouse, full finished base ot special kill number to advertiser when cancellation oi ad Middletown section. 1450 per month A DAILY GUIDE 0349 Sot, ond Sun, only. men), appliances, oarage 40s GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES - plus utilities TWINBROOKS is requested Advertiser must retain number lor luiure ref- MELMED REALTY 671-5650 I AKC. Large boned, top quality. Ex- KEANSBURG - Four rooms, heat, REALTY, 4714414. erence cellent temperament. 5441^77 hot water Utilities Included. 1115. Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS Security. Adults preferred. 717-3*39. Please check your ad the day it appears The Daily Regis- HORSE FOR SALE - Owner going 103 Rentals To Share A RARE FIND away to school. '/« Dart Morgan ond W KEANSBURG — Modern apartment In ler cannot be responsible lor errors atter the lirsl day Call LANDSCAPING -IAWN PAINTING * part thoroughbred, 14 hands, seven- 0 home, near transportation. Beit to WOULD WIDOW - Like to share her $69,900 BUSINESS home and expenses with another ac- 542-1700 to make corrections GARDEN MAINTENANCE DECORATING year old gelding, color bay, 1*00 Call coll before noon, 495-O41e. Country living with minimal mainte- tive widow on pension? Middletown DIRECTORY nance Is a way of life In this all brick, KEANSBURG - Three-bedroom, full Atlantic Highlands area, Call 6-9 p.m., COMPLETE GROUND MAINTE both, large living room Apartment 2, 5 four-bedroom iptlt level, featuring HORSf RFGISTE-RE-U MORGAN •431097. REAL ESTATE NANCE — And landscaping Reslden HOUSE PAINTING Ocean view Ave 1360 per month, plus central air, flreploce, 30' den, eat-In ADDING MACHINES THREE YEAR OLD. SOUND WITH liol and commercial. 15 years en I am 0 pointer with six years ex- security ond electric. Call 313-4561 be kitchen, formol dining room and pro- GOOD POTENTIAL. CALL 774-3513. TYPEWRITERS perlence Fully Insured. Call 741-7355 fwnriiir und um slat ling my own tmii tween 6 ond 9 p.m 105 Summer Rentals fessionally landscaped site. Walt to ness I'm looking tor satisfied custom ILAC SIRED SIBERIAN HUSKY PUP school, shopping, ond Iransportatlr ADDING MACHINES - Typewriter LONG BRANCH - Three and four COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE ers to establish a reputation tor quollty - Pick of the litter male Black and KEANSBURG - Two-family, Three Additional features are availabler by 2 Autos For Sale 101 Apartments wtd. rented, repaired. Serplco s, 10 room furnished aportmenl. Air condl — Tree service and Landscaping work at reasonable prices. Interior -en- white. AKC. Call 543-4579. bedrooms Good area. J3A5 per month calling... Moywouth St., Red Bonk. 747-0415 tloned. No pets. Until Dec 339 1553. 3 Trucks and Trailers 102 Houses For Rent Call 143,7743 ter lor. Call SolGorgulloatvSfl 4J0S plus one month security. Available IRISH SETTER PUPS - Two moles, Sept.!. Colt 717 W00. POCONOS - Swlis Chalet sleeps 17 4 Motorcycles 103 Rentals To Share S100. champion bloodlines, healthy KEANSBURG - Unfurnished large Whelan ALTERATIONS COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERVICE HOUSE PAINTING - Local teachers TV, dishwasher, fireplace, lake, fish- 5 Aulo Services Pans 104 Winter Rentals Three months old 339-S40S or 170 1501 oportment, adults or business couple - Residential and commercial design reasonable, free estimates, refer Ing/boatlng. 1335 week. 671 3071. ADDITIONS - Roofing, siding, ce preferred, no utilities, no pets, one 6 Auto Rent Lease 105 Summer Rentals ond planting. In business over 40 ences 141-6471 after 4 p m MALE SCOTTIE — Four years old lornk tile Complete line of remode month security. 1300 717-3633 7 Auto Insurance ing. Coll Rich Malmberg, 717)543 years. Grounds maintenance our spe Lookln • 106 Furnished Rooms te.nl ( 106 Furnished Rooms 842-7565 Se*vfc>g Monmouth County I? yeoi clalty Coll 741.507] or 543 1094 after PAINTING AND DECORATING 8 Auto Finance 107 Nursing Homes KEYPORT - Garden apartments ATLANTIC HOTEL - Rooms ond etfl Carl S Jones Fully Iniurw available. One bedroom. Call Keyport BUIUOING ALTERATIONS - Add MRS. CAT - Settling good home for clencles for rent. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- New 9 Construction Equipment 108 Commercial Rentals For free estimates coll 339-HM Gardens. 364-1313. 7I7-9U7 homes. Bl-level or Ranch. Buy direct lions ond repairs F Irtontlng Arro ~' COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE - A her tour girls ond two boys. Port Per 10 Wanted Automotive 109 Buildings Garages sion Ready In three weeks. 969 1600 from builder and save Call 391-1*43. Boy Heod Construction Co 795 97i reasonable prices. Residential and KEYPORT BELVEDERE HOTEL — 15 Laurel 110 Wanted To Rent commercial Coll '*' 0JJ3 or Hi 3313 Ext. 13. 9 to 5. 679-3314 after 6 p.m, and On* bedroom modern oporfment ( AR H I N TTR"iETlRED -~Sttk Ave , Keantburg. Rooms for rent by BETTER THAN NEW Interior Exterior L Poperhonging Coll 739-0133 small and medium sited jobs Com the week, clean, sunny. 49S 1147. Two year* young. Four huge bed BUSINESS Call 717-4417 Dleit Interior remodeling service Pan LANDSCAPING DESIGN PLANNING PERSIAN KITTENS - CFA regis- KEYPORT - One-btdroom. Avallobie FURNISHED ROOM — Kitchen prlvl rooms, II ft. master bedroom, l'/i lux I REAL ESTATE 20 DIRECTORY 1 cling. Kitchen cablnfts Room odd — Stanley Horticultural Service ond tered Block U0. Immediately. No pets Coll 364-t544, 9 leges Eatontown area. Call between 6 ury baths, 35 ft. living room, 14 fl. din- I „ FOR SALE HO*»SF recr toll on rooms, retlnlshlm, materials Coll 354 3331 IS p.m. PAINTING — Exterior work Ex Coll 946 J377 5 p.m. ond 9 p.m 977 1811. Ing room, 30 ft game room, full recre- I perlenced college students Reason otlonboiement, two-car garoge. Treed , bookcases Armstrong chandelier eel PERSIAN KITTENS- Two white able ond reliable 671 1741 after S p m KEYPORT - Two-bedroom apart- KEANSBURG - Nice large room foi hotfoot. MV 21 Business Services Ingt Free advice and estimates Goo males CFA and shots S75 each. Call MISCELLANEOUS ment. Immediate occuponcy. 1330 rent, ample parking. Call after * p.m MELMED REALTY 671-5*50 | 131 Houses For Sale workmonshlp Coll anytime. 339 SIS*. mornings 775-4744. monthly Includes heat. One monlh 22 Arts & Crafts CARPENTRY AND MASON WORK ALL CONCRETE - Flat work, foot PROFESSIONALLY DONE - Point security. U1-01W 132 Apartments BROKERS BEST FIREPLACE 1 Alterations ond oddlllons Ings, foundations, block work ond gen Ing at o reasonable price, interior-ex KEANSBURG - Nice room with pri- Town Houses erol tabor work Fret estimates. 544 MATAWAN-CROS5 ROAD MANOR Four huge bedrooms, 16 tt. master I I ee A Bruce Elgenrouch Ul JW ttrlar, Free estimate* 179-0541 vate entrance Adult gentleman pre- 49Wor 717 IJI7 One and two bedrooms. Heat, hoi wa- ferred. IM weekly. Coli787 3J97 bedroom, 15 ft. guest bedroom, IVi I EMPLOYMENT 1 • I I 133 Income Properly CAReENTRv"^ Roofing/sldlng. odd" ter, cooking pas. air conditioned Al baths, 31 ft. living room, formal dining I tlooi. pointing ond repairs Free est IAM0YED PUPPIES - Five females, LEONARDO — Large roam ever- room, U ft. science kitchen, coiy den, I so 1" * 134 Farm Property BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES- PLUMBING ft Exit 130. 54M010. three moles Reody for Fourth of July looking boy. Private entrance, private utility room, basement, two-car go- f mafl^. Bob Martin.»!«». Portt and repair done. 131 Poole Ave 135 Commercial Properly HEATING weekend 495 3561 MATAWAN - Ken Gardens, big one bath. Coll after 6 p.m. 791 3007. Union Beach 344 W3. and two-bedroom apartments starting 51 Help Wanted LMED REALTY 671 5*S0 136 Industrial Property PANEIING-EXPERTLY SAMOYED PUPPIES - Five femoles, Ot 1300, carpeting throughout, air con- MIDDLETOWN - Room and private 52 Babysitting/Child Care PLUMBING AND HEATING 137 Lots and Acreage three males, ready to go at ony time. ditioned, lots of parking, swimming bath, kitchen privileges, use or washer CALL TODAY - For our 40 pope real We ipeclallie In commercial ollero- 53 Domestic Help Coll 495-3561 pool ond tennis courts. Your very own and dryer, walk to bus, woman only. estate newspaper with over 350 pic- 138 Mobile Homes Cellors —ottl cs—gorogei tlons, restauronts and Industrial hot RRHF patio. Walk to shopping and NYC com- 135 per week 717-1300. tures ond descriptions ot homes In all I 54 Situations Wanted Female Coll after 3 p.m. 741-3*49 water heaters, dishwashers, wash SEALPOINT SIAMESE CATS - One 139 Cemetery Lots 1 muting. 513-4010. Open 10 a.m. to * of Monmouth. Middlesex, Oceon and trs/dryers. Icemukeri, garbage dii mole, one female, both declowed ond DRIVEWAY p.m. Closed Wed. ond Sun. NICE — Comfortable room, five min- Somerset Counties Maps plus other In- I 55 Situations Wanted Male posoll and tewer Installations Re-pip fixed Very affectionate ISO pair. 495 140 Real Estate Wanted DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS utes from Red Bonk. Residential. Ma- teresllnaartides. STERLING CONSTRUCTION Ing and Board ot Health violations 3336 otter 3. 56 Situations Warned Furnished, Installed. 1*9 fi Medium MATAWAN - Three-room oportmtnt, ture gentlemon. 143 3943 THOMPSON ASSOC. 340 Hwy 35, Emefoency Service 717 1*01. 495-0119 adults preferred. Inquire at Ralph's Male' Female -heavy weight stairs available Al STALLS FOR RENT RED BANK - Room nicely furnished. Middletown. 747-5400. ASPHALT Shoe Repair, 153 Main St. Stairs warranted 3494U3 Attic Stair SLEEPY HOLLOW HORSE FARM close to town. Gentleman preferred CO. DRIVEWAY 741-3313 MIDDLETOWN - Three-room apart 7411l45or«43-54O3. CLIFFWOOD BEACH - Three-bed-II ROOFING A SIDING men! Convenient location 1315 per room ranch. Eat In kitchen, lorgc lot. 1 ' SEALING RED BANK - Room suitable for one DON'T THROW IT AWAY — SiTta! ST BERNARDS - AKC. 10 weeks, month Includes all utilities 143 5134 full basement. 131.000. By owner SI3 152 Boats and Accessories ProHd and beoutlfy driveways, pork gentlemon Pleose call 741 5393 tor op welding and brailng |oos done Reo 4443 Of H3 1409 Ing oreos Only top ouallrv products ROOFING AND SIDING Free CStl polntment 153 Camping Equipment sonablt. Will pickup and deliver 391 matei Olson Roollna & Siding Co Call MONMOUTH BEACH tipffi appllcoflon. All work guoron COLONIAL 117.000 61 Business Opportunities IMS 7754705 Evenings 747 Ml* Est 1901 SEA BRIGHT - Nice room with view 154 Recreational Vehicles tMoT For tree estimate coll 741 1317 TRAINING - Puppy Kindergarten. Three spacious bedrooms, 1SK17 mas-1 CHANNEL BEACH of river 62 Mortgages MAYER ASPHALT SEALING CO Pups two-f(ve months. Starts July 30. ter bedroom. 14 ft. science kitchen, full I 741-4461 GENERAL MASON WORK - Specid Bayshore Companion Dog Club. 741- APARTMENTS-MARINA recreation basement, 135 ft. lot. An 63 Money To Loan Spacious one ond two-bedroom opart In In flreoloces and chimneys TRUCK A AUTO WHITEHOUSE HOTEL - Ktansburg. lous, 64 Money Wanted DRIVEWAYS merits. Fantastic location on Shrews- 391 9i*j after *pm Rooms with kitchen use MELMED REALTY 671 5650 | Atoftalt dilvti. concrll* wQIkl an RENTAL TWO HIMALAYAN CATS - One bury River. Heat ond hot water Includ- 7I7-4W9 or 717-9151 poflol Frt« tillmaiti Blue-point, one Seal point One two ed In rent. Color coordinated kitchens, HAULING - Cteon yards, ottici and M old. one thru month-old Regis- air conditioned, natter TV antenna, 108. Commercial MERCHANDISE ' 210 Lost and Found »»i-co PAVING misMwm C td 717-063* Swim Club, walk-In closets, laundry 108 Commercial GENERAL basements, pointing and movlnn turnl Rentals 211 Special Notices turt. Very reosonoble rates 7413754 VORKSHIRE TERRIER roons. morlna facilities CHANNEL BEACH APARTMENTS, Park Rd., , CONTRACTING Mole. AKC, blue and gold Rentals - 212 Travel — Transportation Monnouth Beach (lust oft Ocean MM Coll 741-Mtf 71 Merchandise For Sale . BILL DAN BUILDERS Ave I Renting agent, Apt 37, 723 O09 213 Instruction Mown and Gtfttrol Conlrocfori LAWN MOWERS 72 Garage/Yard Sales RED BANK AREA - One-bedroom suei _. Tha 73 Machinery For Sale wn»mew >M "»oo»r« ulll lovol Mail Fo«r Red Bank uttiM retyrtu liti per Acctsf ries MM». K,Ilia. Mr, Mr iM maftft. fro*, an ^iriwinl and ttwee II" 1OBEL SEA POX - FiysV. *>* '•» room. M>, room M room. One bloc- ie train Hot.et. mm m fc#. Orrtm m*m.mm HIGH LAM 04 - Vattrwt m down, *» ••"•<•» I"'" Loto«oo IP o m—~ Two-car mmr> fjsvam *e4tor wW cm*** CHto mr—fdiM *» •!•—i*l tonmtamt lot AtklM erkt ttelafliias.ee Aikis.fl43.Mt Cell y WM. i , utter hHctwi. •6).W Coll A kOUCIV HETL Ei te/oy CENTUR/H COIEN1 TATE. «l U. EWoMown. H J M> ACEMCV, II] River Rd . Fair Haven Monmouth Museum show WtXI-U wall corMfinf, complttttlv OKI Of A KIMD - LWW Mhor fmt KEAHItUKG - Da* HUM *W lorot booroom on Mrft trooo lol J rt LONGER AN CH MtraMt fawr-rawn, air ow^t Oofc MMHWmMM, II OWENS FLAGSHIP HARDTOP - I.V.RIALTY displays Franklin's music PAMPERED COLONIAL - Owner at •roaovwjy. lowf >rwK». MS-HI LITTLE tlLVCR-WOODSINC AVE. (MI lavlthed leve OM (his tewr bed stmction brought this pain trials and tribulations, - Thru ll*»Mn ranch. Living room room, lYi-fcam, Little SHver h«me •y CABOL JACOC.SON tarty American flag that was •Mi MM fireplace, dlnina or eo. eat Tatie4u.lv dicoratad and tmiPfclX designed with seven point otic banner home with him It travels among the small ( ai mam. do». two UDM tami liemii telling don. Hreptoce. Toor otaaJiod aaraio. Immodlali deluie thchen. and twUbatemenl. _iTALS, BUSINESSES. PROMS stars oa • blue field; the was discarded as the coun- ty's towns and dues STJ.m EA ARMSTRONG AGENCY. S1ONAL AND COMMERCIAL PROP LINCROFT - Benjimm i •**' •"•' n" •"••" Reattor, SU Pfoipect Ave . Little Sll ERTlES FOR SALE Call far details stripes were la all three col try's original flag Mr Brow* with Us wife are ver T41-4SN ^^ REDOEN AGENCV. Raattor 7.1 ftM franklins genius started but LITTLE SILVEP. - Fl.iUfH»i> didn't ttop at harnesung elec- an - red, white and blue As he played the drums professional entertainers He a«r| M irtbotni. i.o porch., REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE iMRtcrMtlonol •par peraaei Wen to echo*!. Uioo 1 is. and buy with a mesvtber el Me« 134 Form Proper tricity, or building pot btll When that flag waa first hanging around his neck, he was here last January with a mow* Ceurrty't tarojtf realty gr*W •Inf. troniportatlon Rumion Rd JUST FARM! Vthlcl— atovet, or crating libraries commissioned Franklin said told of the soldiers during the number of old music BMH RIVERFRONT STEALI M MILL TOP ml - .*f. to- Vatm *ia- RumtdW Sandy bMKti pfut deep water tteve. «•*•« wieMr c««Mler w*xt and fire departments he was in France and upon in Revolutionary War, their that he had rebuilt , rnoorlnf Four be«roems Twe bom* veryniiiindttfo iM W im LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL - le- Den with nreptoce Dining reem Vo II* ACRE - New York Hate Farm He loved music too cMld Park m. %k acre. Four bod cant UMOft. Cell rlfM owey CiN Hfiftr Lake* WN Prime groin ton. tMOKEV TRUCK CAMFCI - 0*M IMM, tft MM. llvtaf room. Unlng TURV 11 COZENS AGENCV.lt] Rlv Frontage on three roach, hovte. lorge Last night. In a small. In- nm county kitchen, MIHWU. er Rd., Fair Mtwtw. T4.I4M. barn, ffiree wall* lont natwrol gait hard wood lloort, two car oaraoe I11JJ00 4*1 MS timate setting the be-apec- UtattL* Contact »iw.Ws«l VENTURE t»i*l 1MB - M»Me by ttor ovenlnaiyweokondi.llll) in ilf] RUMSON COLONIAL crofl All vtnyt pea>u» trwller iteept lacled gentleman from Phila- MAHLoOKO -ahirtom ranch. Three Delightful tomll y home on quiet ttreel e*«M Oett titxtrk rofrlTtUr heat Full ol the chofm of yesteryear Four 117 Lots And AcrtoiH delphia came alive through bedroom , IW both main house plus BEST IN TOWN - teoutlfwi wooded kH with river view In Fotr Hoven MK the devotion to Americana by dol feature* Exclusively owrt liking WATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Specloul hornet Ready to build on Terrific boy George and Madeleine tour-bedroom Con Cod on so.no lot BUI attM.SaO Flnllhed boioment with bar. largi RAV RUMSON REALTY Brown. abov- e aroun- d- pool• • tchooli tl E River Rd. Rumton Mr Brown, with familiar and fthopplfta. Many VAA, MO bJMW qualified buyers QUUOP knickers, veil and ruffled Or.1 GRIMM AGENCY, Open T davi Call 14 hourt a dav iy Cleared. I 110 Lort And found blouse, played musical 747-4100 MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Immocu POUNJND - Famala doj ftrtwn. while •04 River Rd. Folr Hoven Ml DOLE TOWN - Two (I) ene-ocre necfc• paws tip 0. toll Oray on mutile glasses, snare drums, a har- M« •tartar or rtttrtmon. hom» Foa .•/collar I44I3M lur»i two bedroom., tat-In kitchen, lot*, ilde by tide. Rll tone Atklng Btge psichord (which be made), an family room and unlaut living room FOUND - Young male col found In occarino or sweet palato. and wWi wall-to -oil corpvttng Woil land '^fSSVSS.iM.toa Atlantic Hlahlondi wearing collor ICDBIJ yard IncludM tcr*tMd autbo. Two three bedroom*, redwood deck. MU APPRAISOR HouM has ww aluminum tiding and two tor garage, air conditioning Leott port tbmete Celt »lf>B>. ran( Revolutionary bells to U4.1M. BOB GRIMM •VOW Principal! only. 74J 7H7 IJO'ilOO r 1 p.m. LOST - Baffin M. Hack kitten wlttt an audience of 150 at the u)+tn d evet. three month* old Aniwer* Monmouth Museum MEYER MOP.MILL RUMSON PKw nome Tho Owner heorttMoken Juti torim 131 Mobile Homes Cail'it Ult P tort Min St., f r—hold. Excellent two-tomlly Income property It was the Museum's contin- totaled In a most convenient Ave. ol GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - MIDDLE TOWN - fttnd for our Two Riven location Each opartmenl Bt lt . Hoilet Adult poik Walk VonBrackle Rdi . ol uing tribute to the Bicenten- "Hemn For Living" brochure, pit*. rented for M7S per month Full bate Call 1M W>l ther* Day Reword H* * nial how.how. " APPLE BROoBROoVV R E ALTO R S* menl, two-car garaoe, lovely yard. MOBILE HOME - Ideal tummer CoodaY6iytS,oK home Complete with patio canopy LOST — Colt* Neck. Clover Hill. Fe- He filled a long tray of tSO RRll . ISIS , MMdMawi.MMdM , iifitMO THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Mutt be moved. Priced to« Qulch *ale male dog, black with ton ond white MtDDLfT due lo owner* Mine**. Coll ItllfU, marking* Antwers to "Addy". »•• stem glasses with water, wet 30IS. Itvol, Vi o WANTED — Mobil* ham*, • the top and nibbed them with mateKie, 10-15 LOST - Pel raccoon La*t Sycamore Call W-UI3 and Hepe Rd. orto Aniwer* lo his finger to create ringing ssDDLETOWs N — JUST REDUCED. Dert->leo*ec1l74)MW 110JOB lot* than si ml.or otto home* 30HldocRd notes on what are called glass BEN FRANKLIN'S MUSIC — George and Madeleine Brown produced on In- Mutt l«ovt lour bodfoom, ncrtatlon 140 Reol Ettatt Wonted MUSING SINCE JULY 4 — Male armonica. IISTINGSOF BeiTEf* HOMES In Slome.e cat, wearing yellow collar. timate portrayal of Mr. and Mrs. Ben|omln Franklin as they read ond he H4,fM 471 OKM K eambura Mlddletown Ha j let Holm Pteote coll 2fl »33 offer f p.m. He explained the kinds of del THtT SMOLKO AGENCY. W played his own personally handcrafted '1776' musical Instruments at the WALK TO BEACH - From mil lovely bells he rang, cow bells, field two op. two-down, bedroom home lea 9121. Monmouth Museum last night In 'Ben|amln Franklin's Wondtrful World of Ing room with flrtpiac*. dining room, turlng living room with tlreploce, tor bells, and town crier bells. He ail tarot room.. Mini t*t. Owner on* mol dining room, modern kitchen, full an sptcioi NoHcts Music/ loui. FHA. VA wtlcom*. Aiding txnement and tv. battn. A "mutt »ee" and Inv»thn*nt" ir•p*rtt»». Cad today BEACH CLUB CABANA - For tutt- played the flute, sang some %4i.m HERB READ ASSOCS , R*of ottU.UO.Calltodayl - Parkway 11/ Agency, 73M1I7. leoie ot coif. 1100 TRADE WINDS tor, 7H-21O0. BEACH CLUB. Seo Brlohl. Include* early American ballads and Ollfocllltln 74MIOO MOTHER'S DELIGHT - ThrM-b«l NEW HOME-NEW LISTING - A ton- read a dramatic portion of room ranch, IV* both*, living room, tattle Colonial home, two block* to (he dining room, kitchen, oomtroom ond beach, featuring lour bedroom*. 2Vi the Declaration of Indepen- full bowKTwnt City water ond tewen. bath*, living room, formal dining SHort dlitante to schools ond shop- room, eol-ln kitchen, family room with dence. fireplace, lorge entrance foyer. Full 152 Boats And HAVE YOUR OPERATION IAIL tenement plut more. A.klng illsJX» FLAG - Mode Into o throw pillow tor Mrs. Brown, aa Sarah little Silver man your porch or boat. 114 IS ti\ 4Ui THE LONGSTREET AOENCV Accessories Franklin, delivered some of MRS. CLEAN SELLS HER HOME - Realtor — Inturor - Approltor BIO DISCOUNTS Immaculate In every dttall It this 173 Waihlnffton Blvd Seo Girl On new boat trailer* BOAT HOUSE. the Colonial verses she read •prawllng Nt>w Monmouth rancher muut _ e»#*. 44t-mT Oceon Ave.. Sea Brkdrt. MJ-fall. m Travel in Philadelphia and they both 1 featuring huge living room, large din SHiSHEQUlN, PA.- Seven-room BLUE JAY SAILBOAT — Excellent log area, lovely bright cuitom kitchen, condition with aluminum most (tea Transportation read some of the selections three bedroom*, gigantic basemen!, home, woll-towall carpeting down LOOKING FOR A RIOE _ n_d •talr*. three bedroom* uMtalri. Two wobU. HMOOS, offr 7 p.m. oversized garage. Many eitras Includ h-om South Keorny from East Keons from "Poor Richard's Alama- pleads innocent ed. All situated on fantastic lOOxIOO ocre*. Two-tor gafoge (TWHSI-30tS. BOAT INSURANCE — Rtosonoble private londscaped lot with 14' pool. STOWE, VERMONT - Three tamlly rotes Immediate coverage. Grout- burg, wort hours 7 to 4. 4WU13. nac." Yeios-bound owner ashing Ut.tOO. haute an beautiful two acre* Eoty ac nger t Heller Agency, IS Wlkoft PI . NEEDED - Hide lo Boulder, Colora Call 7I7SSM K1RWAN CO., HI Al ceu to oil *kl ilopei. Ranch iryle In Red Bank. do, August If Mr. Brown displayed sn TORS mint condition Completely furnt*hed BOAT TOP SEWER AND CUTTER — • p.m., coll • and carpeted. Rent two oportments WISH TO SHARE - Rtdlna eKpenwt 250 Other Public Notlcw NEPTUNE - Eight-rooEightroom BIi leleveel and ikl free. Wf.WO Financing or Experienced only. A & B Convas Co. With perton going on vle.lt lo Trenton corner ._lot. . Four b*droomsJoomi,, popanelen ' d ranged U\-WM. State pTlton. 5tl All family room, living.rooroomm , ddininh g BOAT/YACHT INSURANCE in auto death case ToM Nollce ftoT'tne Keystone Sev room, IV* batta, loundf Lowett ratn. Free auotM. Immediate a«» ll t ll __«drv room, ga- TINTON FALLS - New Colonial. JV, Inoi ond Loon Allocation. Neptune Dami. 14 Okroi Rd., off Hope Rd, 213 Instruction i eaj*tfle*"*p* wew •Ofovey noe epp*^eo «e I al the horn* of William permit la HasVat oa rat. B. WJm. Century ildg Co. S3HSOS ^,UVo7 V Waj W fjBTW FREEHOLD - Thomas m-fw. ____^_ PIANO LESSONS - Excellent wall Jer*ey for a Section » bronch office Lynn. Southsld* Ave And he He also' denied •ISS'IH.— ol NO CLOSING COST! - Colonial lea WHV PAY RENT — Coiy Irt-bed- ttcatloni Let*on* In teocher'i home to be located at the northwester ij cor Hogan of Branch Ave.. Little room. L0'.ft Of potential Need* tome ocyour*.CotlW-S*». ner of me Intersection of Brood Street turlng II' matter bedroom plu* two fixing up Good Aflonllc Hlghlandt lo DuranouHc, Silver, has pleaded Innocent Is charged with breaking Into the gun wit* unlawful aati more large bedrooms, huge living Jormion Outboard*, Tee Nee and (Stale Highway Hi ond Shriwtbury room. It formal dining room, IT READING TUTOR I NO - By o reoSP Avenue. (Monmouth County Haul* 13). by mall to charges he caused the home of Nlckolette Levy, school. Excellent buy for do It-your- E.Z. Loader Trailers Ing tpeclalUt inyour home or mine. Borough ot Shrewsbury. Wonmoulh country kitchen, full basemen! Built tetftr or Invetter at lll.SOO tW-OOSV Cl*. New Jenty ubtecllo Falrvlew Ave . on Feb U and In garage, woll to-wall carpet. All op Hoble Cat And O'Day should be d In e"' the death by auto of a Fair pHoncet Included. Only liT,000 Call olterS p. TENNIS LESSON* - U.S.P.T.A cor any, ihoNid .f ..__. riling oi stealing various Items and US fo-UOO. MRWAN CO , REALTORS .34,000 - VA or FHA. Owner pur titled Inttructor OenlM Allan wlfhln 10 days of publishing of ml* n Haven man last October Three county residents chased MUST sell this four-bedroom msus tlce to R ichor a R Schaub, Com it In cash with a total worth of pleaded innocent to charges OCEANPORT houte. Corner lot. Fenced pool, con He Is charged with the Two bedroomi, coiy den, fireplace In venlent lo shopping, neat, comfort- TUTORING - Colleoe? groduote tor they obtained money alter living room, screened IS' enclosed able, economical. Groat buy. Coll tutoring eiptclally In reading and death of Robert F. Slevln, porch, patio, two cor jatoat, river mam. R«a Robert John Olten view, new roof, new both ut.SOO Coll PAUL P. JOVA, REALTOR, 47I-M44. Lake Ave., Fair Haven, which In the second Indictment he false prelanBBS from the coun- olitf Ave. wood" three tall*, keel center JAMES H MCMANUS, W his Mk •» tween last November and dealtd she Irauduleally r*> Two River*. Rumton, MJ-JtDO. custom heavy duty trailer, *I**M two devisees und/o. UNKNOWN OWNBR. B. Mr. Slevtn, who was the 132 Apartments- 'o. rolle1 r reef main, USD. 142- or OWNERS, (or unknown claimant or driver of the other car, died March. celvtjd U.7II la welfare be- fiS. tn Long Bronch claimants,, hi• or her or their heirs. Town Houtet CUSTOM BUILT COLONIAL - 1W MOTICef three days later at Rlvervlew Homes he aUegedly broke tween June .174 and April Sew-Easy! MIDDLETOWN - One-bedroom, one rs old. Living room with fireplace, Please take nolle* mol on July IS, lives, and his, . . Hospital, Red Bank Mr Ho-Into are those of Victoria In- 1*75 by failing to report akt bath (ownhouM. Wolh to golf, tennis. Cmol dining room, overtlied klkhert. »n at 7:10 p.m. there will be o Special successors In right, title Meeting of the Long Bronch Boord of Defendants nancelll, Mori Place, on Nov also was receiving Social Adlusfment et New Clly Hall. 344 Vow ore hereby summoned and re gan and the two passengers in Broodwoy, Long Branch, N.J, lo hear quired to serve upon Norman J. Cur his car were also Injured In 14. Helena Crine, Fisher Security benefits VAIL HOMES COOP - Three bed- the following matter 1 rle. plaintiff S attorney, whose oddiess room, with washer ond dryer, curtain* I. Samuel K. A Hoi lie M Jones, ll No. 4 Cast Frent Street. Kevport, the accident Place, Nov »; Robert Do Patricia Irons, tl. of Green Printed Pattern ondrugt. Aaing »»,W0 Call541-4017. HQBIE CATS Corner Sto Vltw Avenue 1 New M J.. on answer to the complaint tiled Boat). Ports, Accestorlet Ocean Avenue. Long Branch Lol In 0 civil action. In which Mor|orii T. In other arraignments be- herty. South St, Dec 11, and Ave., Long Branch, denied FLAGSHIP MARINE 13, Bloct.417 again Jan 28; John Cottlng- ate failed to report receiving 133 Income Property Municipal Mar In* Botln I West End Development Corpo fore Superior Court Judge ration. Lots 1.1, 4 and S. Block and'Or unknown owner . or owners, (or Merrltt Lane It Dennis Oleb- ham, Prospect Ave., Jan I; child support paymeata whw AS8URY PARK - Three lovely fur 131, IM, and ISe Hullcx Street nl rj( clolmonti) hi, nithed apartment*, ceromlc bath* Hoi 3 Jules J & Joan M. Tureowd. W or her or their heirs , devisees. BM John Kills. Drummond Ave., she allegedly falsely accepts*! water on heat, 143,soo Sll Monroe Wesrwood Avenue. Long Bronch, personal represtntatl ves, and Mi. he< ler, II, of Monmouth Road, Ave. FLAGSHIP MAP.IHE Lot 12, Block 11* their or any af their swecestor I m Oakhurst, denied he broke Feb. 5. Malrlana Silbersteln, K46 la welfare between No- EATONTOWN — Two-family home. 4 Frank Torchla, 137 Second Ave John St, March i, and Anne potential for two bedroom* each. Con- nut. Long Bronch Lot I, Block 744 _rrT»,'pending In the" Super lof Cowrl ot Into three automobiles In At- vember 1171 and Dumber LESLIES. AARON Ntw.Jifitv, w« "-- venient location. Ettate tale. Atklng Chairman lantic Highlands on Oct 20Rehm, Hilltop Ter, March J 1S71. U3.5OO Coll A KOZICKY REAL ES- SNAUK MAYFLOWER SAILIOAT - II. \%U •KC.tMlVf Ol such dole. If you TATE, Rt. IS, Eotontown, N.J. $4>- 71 foil to 00 M. Judgment by default moy Or row boot or motor boat, proctlcallv July .) be rendered •aolMt you for the relief The cars were owned by Agee aUegedly stole Jewelry Dories Reed, N. of Gar- no». roovwoblr M-WOT Palamara Brothers Shell Inc., worth DM in the break-In at field Court, Long Brack. 4» MS Matowon Township ot Mfvice In duplicate with the Clerk First Ave., Atlantic High the Crine home and a camera •ltd she fraudulently re- • •SOLUTION ot the Superior Court, State Home An WHEREAS, the Matowon Township net, Trenton. J I lands; Jane Seaman, Wallace worth (KB plus M In cash dur- ceived tS.SU from the Wel- Knit And Go! SK.SB Municipal Utilities Authority is In the dance with the process of updating Its Rules ond and procedure SI, Red Bank, and P.D C S ing the Jan. 18 break-In at the fare Board between June 1S71 Regulations Governing Applications lo Thlt octlqn hoi been .intituled lo Inc., First Ave., Atlantic Doherty home ! IIMIM.tni ,h?Mo.owan Township Municipal Utll quiet the tide of Jomet H. McMonus, and September 1174 by failiag FOB Rod Bonkk Itlei Authority for Construction ol to the land detcrlbed at follow*: Highlands. \ l Comprehensive Sewerage System. In All that certain lot. tract or parcel In the final Indictment, lo report that her huabasMt Matowon Township, and of land ond p»»mi»#*. titwote. lying Agee Is charged with two who was employed was Uvlaf WHEREAS, Resolution No. 1-fcM and beino in the. lorough er union Ronald Agee, It, of Worth- 821 wot passed May 27th, l?74, staling thai Beoch, Cawnty of Monmouth and ley St., Red Bank, pleaded in- break-ins and an attempted with her SPEED BOAT - 1*70, two iooltr, plui said Rule* ond Regulollons were to be SMte of New JerMy, being Lot M tm SO n M t l (ll amended at the June 17th, If J* Meet' In Slack IM on the oW tax map Ond nocent to breaking and entry entry In Tlnton Falls He U tnaot 1:00 P.M.: and oit4 known a* Lot » In Hock IN WHEREAS, Mid Resolution with 0 on the lfS7 NM record* and now MI and larceny charges on three charged with breaking into copy of sold changes were published In forth a* part of lot 11 In Mock 40 on the home ot Paul Muench, USED 14' BOAT TRAILER the bally Reglttar more than 10 days me pretenl to- o*»e.*ment map ot separate indictments little Silver tlH prior to the June 17th. im Meeting; the Borouoh •> Union Beoch Mee He denied breaking Into two Rlveredge Road, on Jan. 21; coil wow MMlng M«100teetln depth WHEREAS, satd Motowon Township You ond each of you ore mode de homes In Naveslnk last Feb- breaking into the home of WANTED - Uioo 7Spound muWiroom Municipal Ulllltles Authority hoi de tendon!* become you hove or may Itrmlned thai *ald Hules ond Begu have tome interest in ond fe the afore ruary. Barry Haskell, Glenwood reading aid Drive, on Feb. 24, and at- WELLCRAFT 17' — With Mercury US WWHCWE BE IT RE w LEWIS SAMBHtr; He is charged with the theft h p.. oil tHtroi Included Eacflllenl SOLVED that the Matawon Town»hlp rt. tempting to break into the condition, loll ottor. 7«>-t»t. MunicipaMiil l UUllllt i AAthlu t adopt the of 1148 In cash and various project ends 11' FIBERCLAS BOAT - Wlltl motor home of John Kylia. Heather and all occistorltt Llht new. tSOO attached Rules ond Re Items with a total worth of "BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED nrai |},M1 after a break-In on Feb Drive, also on Feb 14 Coiin7«n. the Rum ond Regulations shall be el LITTLE SILVER - Aa ra- U' « " Cl SKI BOAT im - OS Mor- ftttivt July lit, lf/» Larry Ryan, 25, of Cedar cury h,p ond trailer. IISO0. Thli It to certlty that the foregoing 243 Shrewsbury 243 Shrewsbury panded elementary-level Resolution was duly adopted bv the Ave., East Keansburg, has reading program at the U' CIRCLE CATAMARAN - Com- Motowan Township Municipal Utlll Township Township . Mi moil ond loll. Good condl net Atrmority 01 a meeting neia on pleaded innocent lo charges borough library has been can- n CMU. COIU71 H7I. that while armed with a rifle !<• FIBEROLAS BOAT - Two voori •»»" TILLIEP.P.IS celled la the wake of last old. II h.o Evlnrude motor, brand now Secretary Treasury COMBIMBD COMPA«ATIV1 MUltCI SMI he robbed Charles Harrington trollor. RoaoV lo go. tut. 717HM week's events la Trenton that July II tl<>4 AMBT1 of Mason Place. Keansburg, reopened the regular summer • •SOLUTION Coahond investment* , of |M on Dec 2 in Middle BE IT RESOLVED by the Motawon Account! Receivable ,. school Township Municipal UttHtle* Author Deferrtd Chora** I*ttevenwe a t town He also pleaded In- 1 Mayor Anthony T Brino. IS FIBERGLAS BOAT - Chrysler Succeeding viors I.foM nocent to possession of the Bett after TOTAL ASSETS tlot«ioo who authorUed the expanded Coll Wl-OfOe tm.mu rifle without a purchaser's ISVi' WOODEN BOAT - » h.p Evln program, ordered Its cancel- rude, troller, extras. USO. reirrftwLvtD., AHDFUMDtAL identification card Coll 717-03*5 told Amendment tholl be effective Improirevemenv t Aurhorlietiom latino after the state Supreme 9329 July HI, If7e OOe,f LLksblllllet and Donald Rowat. II, of Ridley Court litied Its Injunction U AVENGER SKI BOAT - IIS Mer Thli (i to certitw thai the loregoing _e. E xcetront condition. RISOlUTIOe, l ises In Oceanport on Feb i Call W MM WHEREAS, the Matawon Towmhlp approximately a doxen young- (48 bust, 50 hip); 46 (50 bust, Municipal UlllltMt Authority ll adopt They are charged with pos- sgers, will be paid a total of 51 hip); 48 (52 bust, 54 hip) 131. Houses For Sole Ms New Rulei and Keoulolloni Gov session of nine stop watches Toss on this knitted cape ernlng Aspllcatlom to the Motoxon utt.moi till for their services shawl to go near and far! Townehlp Municipal Utllltlei Author Din n and wrenches stolen from the Send $1.00 lor each pattern. KOHMOUIH IIACH Ity tor Comlructloo of Comprehensive 4)111 So The expanded program was Just what you need for va- Soemast Syilomi In Malawon Town M> n Junior high school, two clti- 1741 rt designed to aid students whs Add 35c lor each pattern (or cation, weekend trips and LOOKING FOR tens' band radios, and four RCAS. tlwe hoi boon a typing IIBe.U$ 17 were recommended for sum- flnt-din airmail, handling, A HOME IN THE error ol to the numbering ot poro bottles of liquor st-'»n from days In between! Knit cape- HOT rM 44 mer school by local teachers Send to: Marian Martin, shawl of worsted In easy-to- 40'S TSSo*W THEREFORE BE IT RE •Mil 71 Twinbrook Apart.nents. Pattern Dept. 4M, The Red SOLVED that the Sulet ond Regu but unable to attend it alter remember pattern stitch. WE HAVE •Wen be amoiele to correct IM er Ocean Township, and a clti- Bank Register, in West ror in mo numbering ol poragroah* wn- the July 1 shutdown Pattern Ml: easy directions. A sfcxk VJciwian with lour dor Prohibited Olichoroti ond Sub- lens' band radio and walkie 18th St., New York, NY bedrooms, an expanded naua •) talkies stolen from the Pine ranch with a race fireplace, Thli II to cefill, rhol me loreooino 1M11 Print NAME, AD- il.M for each pattern. Resolution woi duly adopted by the • •COMMBHOATIOOI Tree Bar, Ocean Township DRESS, ZIP, SIZE and Add SSc for each pattern for a Bpfawtng ranch near the Maeawaa Toemohlp AMMclpol utliuiei III TKot retell»ne H adopted and ooMrtMd annually tor Ike oeiaraM, Widows, widowers) ocean, and two carriage Authority ol a meeting held on June ot controcr. or oo/oomenll tor 'r>ro« o( Secretory Treasurer tl) That • reoellnion he adop*od ttelnf me rote or rote* of mterett lo be UTi mar ted on an Move* mail that he debauched the YOUR MONEY? Send now ler, Needlecraft Dept. II,' them d In tutl In ftw 1SELIN - The Middlesex 1 Red Bank Register, Box If I. mtaiMte* of l»w f owmwp morals of a 14-year-old boy tn County Unit, Catholic One tor New Spring-Summer 211. Special Notices If) nm m a—* ACCOM**! OO recomlled wmttily to the respective Book Old Chelsea Sta., New York, Matawan on Feb I He also Parent Organisation (COPO). Catalog — save up to lioo 141 Tleat Ike Tea Collector i turtty Bond oe kxrootod to ntJMM m t» denied threatening to take the on the clothes you sew NY INil. Print Name, Ad- qarodoy Ike tkpte Prinnigatil SrtlHiill will sponsor a social at t:H 171 TMfOtei.lili « | »orro)« rerordt boy's life and a charge of jnwneU. Free pattern cou- dress, Up, Pattern Number III Ttept H.i.p>».| Te»»l»l» Urtoa aoaoM Corporation tile on annual p.m July a in the Knights of in Bill I report oe ropylredotN j t A OUCKIdl pon, too. Send 7Sc now! NEW! IN designs to knit, The esove •MIIMIIOI t m •ynopits ««• prepared from Ike report of owdll KWQfKSS Columbus Hall ef «thee Ts>wneh*lemM» otfi UrewelwShrtwitowfyy . tewntCounty oef MewmewWuonmoutfi lotor Ikthe cofcotonaoc r year Lee Brown, 52. of Maple Widows and widowers art Sew + Kait Book IMS crochet, quilt, sew, plus I NTS TtkTK H report Otf tMSttdt. tiiibtwWe Qtltodl tbn JoeepfJots**t X lewrwoS«a»moww , ReatstrrreR dM Mu rwctjtol Accstvntswrt, It en file at fne Tawn«Ma Clert * office oni mar be tn Ave , Fair Haven, pleaded in- invited to attead the event, iMtut Money Crafts ...$1.N FREE Inside NEW 1»76 AHNt 1WITEK nocent to charges he pos- which will feature music, Instant Fashion Book ..»1 00 NEEDLECRAFT CATA- sessed a revolver without a dancing and refreshments. IasUttt Sewing Book $1.00 LOG. Send 75c KM 26 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY. JULY 12. i Area young men, women cited for college attainments Eatontown, Slevea W. Alette, Traatabaar, son of Mr and orable Mention List sity of Rhode Island (Provi- Dwu Gilknltk, Little Sil- daughter 0! Mr and Mrs. D Saint Francis College, Lo- Mr and Mrs. Octave H West- son of Mr and Mrs William Mrs. Robert C. Trumpbour. Rtkert B. kiikade, son of dence) ver, graduated summa cum Ruggiero, W Jack St., Haz retto, Pa . has named to. the brook, Woodland Dr., Fair G. Alesio, Sargent Rd , Free- Fourth Ave , Sea Girt Mr and Mrs. George S Kin- Vaaeua Carton, Bethany laude from Kent State Uni- let, was graduated magna dean's list Patricia A. Haven; Paal L. MadzU, son hold; Mark A. Cilk, son of kade Jr., Cherry Hill Road. Road, Holmdel, received the versity (Ohio) where she re- cum laude from Douglass Col- McCarthy, daughter of Mr of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Saarta Vlaekarg, Deal, and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Csik, Holmdel, has been named to Adephes Club Scholarship for ceived awards for Superior lege, New Brunswick, after and Mrs John A. McCarthy, Madzln, White Oak Dr., Colts Patricia Caprl*. Tinton Falls, Keyport Holmdel Road, a one-year term on the Uni- a woman student who best Scholarship, Senior Service to receiving an award from Sci- Stephenville Blvd ; Vlrglala Neck; Deaaa Marie Wild- have been designated for the Holmdel; Karea A. versity of Hartford (Conn.) the University, Outatanding entific Products as "Student E. Flakerty, with a perfect FHU, daughter of Mr. and dean's list for outstanding represents the Big Sister McGakerai, daughter of Mr board of regents. Senior in Early Childhood of the Year" at a recent con- 4 0 average, daughter of Mr Mrs. John Wtldeman, Phillips. scholarship at Dean Junior ideal by helping others and Mrs. Bernard Education, and one of the ten vention In Atlantic City of the and Mrs Frances Flaherty. Deal; Tar» Mary Maraa, College, Franklin, Mass Da- Liada A. Meyer. Fair through the Big Sister pro- McOaheran, Forest Ave., outstanding women on N.J. Society of Medical Tech- Virginia Ter., Middletown; daughter of Mr. and Mrs via* Sail, Fair Haven, has Haven, has been named to gram at Montclalr State Col- Keansburg; and Rabcrt C. campus. She was also elected nologists. Thomas 0, Wrslbrook, son of Douglas Moran, Surrey Lane, been designated for the Hon- the dean's list at the Univer- lege. Into Ormcron Delta Kappa, leadership honorary Vlrgliia Slcklea, Harrison Ave., Little Stiver, received an asslstantship tor graduate study in nutrition to Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana, upon graduating, cum laude, from the Univer- sity of Vermont (Burlington). Stevea A. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith, Broad St., Eatontown, made the dean's list at Gardner-Webb BRAND NAME APPLIANCES, TV'S & AIR CONDITIONERS College, Boiling Springs, N.C. Jadee Graff, Linden Place, Colta Neck, was named to the 4. dean's list at East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. n»mas Kowdciyk, Middle- town, has been awarded the Western Electric Fund Merit Scholarship. The award was presented to the winner by Western Eleclrlc's General Manager for the Northeastern Region Robert E. Cowley Jr., at ceremonies at Gateway II, Newark, the company's re- gional headquarters. Kowalc- lyk's father Is an engineering associate at Western Elec- tric's Northeastern Regional headquarters. Catkerlie Maalgaaery, COME IN AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FANTASTIC PRICES ON Little Silver Point Road, Little Silver, has graduated from Saint Mary's School, THE LARGEST SELECTION OF TOP BRAND NAME APPLIANCES, PedukUl, NY Mlsi Naaey A. Rigglero,

IIMMIHIIIIIIIMMIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIinilllllll TV'S, STEREOS AND AIR CONDITIONERS DURING THIS GREAT Births SAVINGS EVENT. IIIIIIIHIHItlHIHIIIIIMIIIItllllllllMMIIIIIHIII RIVERVIEW RedBaak HUNDREDS OF AIR CONDITIONERS ON DISPLAY Mr. and Mrs. John Hodgson WE CARRY FEDDER8, CARRIER, HOTPOINT, WESTINGHOUSE, AMANA. CHRYSLER. NOROE, GIBSON, (DM Linda HotaUng), Sandy SPEED QUEEN AND MORE. Hook Coast Guard Station, Ft. Hancock, ion, July 7. 7,700 BTU Mr. and Mrs. Prank Rostan AIR CONDITIONER (nee Suianne Roberta), 242 Hamlltonlan Drive, Red >115 Volts/12 Amps. 100 Bank, daughter, July 7. Mr. and Mrs. Edward I Locke (ate Penny Antman), 10,000 BTU H Irongate Lane, Matawan, AIR CONDITIONER daughter, July 7. COUNTER Mr. and Mrs. James Rob- TOP erts (nee Erlka Radl), IS Ma • 115 Volts *218 pltwood Drive, New Mon- REFRIGERATOR HOTPOINT 4,000 BTU HOTPOINT 5,000 BTU mouth, daughter, July 7. • IDEAL FOR BAR DORM OR DEN • FREEZER COMPARTMENT. AIR CONDITIONER AIR CONDITIONER Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Pet- 12,800 BTU • 100% SOLID STATE ICE TRAYS INCLUDED • 115 VOLTS/7 AMPS. • 115VOLTS/7.5AMPS rai (nee Margaret • FULL RANGE THERMOSTAT AIR CONDITIONER • 2 SPEEDS/THERMOSTAT • AUTOMATIC FINE TUNING McDonnell), 11 Woody Ter., • 8 POSITION THERMOSTAT • HANDSOME CONTEMPORARY • PORTABLE /QUICK • PORTABLE/QUICK Waat Keansburg, son, July 8. MOUNT INSTALLATION • 230/208Volts fc» 8 MOUNT INSTALLATION Mr. and Mrs Paul Mascali LARGER CAPACITY AIR CONDI- (nee Jo Anne Prepiak), 52 Es- $ TIONERS AVAILABLE UP TO 32,000 $ sex St., East Keansburg, son, BTU-8 AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES. 158 July I. 118 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Curtin (nee Marie De FUlppis), ISO Beer St., Keyport, daughter, JtUyL

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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mor- gan (nee Dorothy Allman), Ml Joe Parker Road, Lake- wood, daughter, July 6. Mr. and Mrs. John Kach- urak (nee Mary Ann Kon- dash), UK Darlene Ave., Wanamassa, daughter, July 6. Mr. and Mrs! Vincent Lala (nee Maureen Tarrant), 31 19" Cedar Ave., Apt. 24, Long AM/FM /5.5CU. FT HOTPOINT Branch, son, July 6. DELUXE BUCK & WHITE Mr. and Mrs. Juan Rodr- STEREO 30" GAS CHEST AUTOMATIC eguei (nee Beverly Grove), FREEZER PORTABLE TV WASHER IN Cleveland Ave., Long SYSTEM RANGE • HANDSOME WALNUT GRAIN Branch, son, July 7. • BUILT-IN • TRACK TAPE PLAYER « 21S LB. CAPACITY CABINET • BANQUET SIZE OVEN • AUTO GAIN & FREQUENCY • 2 SPEED WASHING Mr. and Mrs. Lewarran • 2 MATCHED SPEAKERS • COUNTER BALANCE UD • VISUAL LIGHT WINDOW ADJUSTABLE TEMP. CONTROL CONTROL • TRIPLE RINSING Tate (nee Bridget Moore), 217 • OUTPUTS FOR • CLOCK & TIMER . • UHF DETENT TUNER 'SOLID WALL TUB South Pearl St.. Red Bank, ADDITIONAL SPEAKERS son, July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Glno Deltin (nee Kathleen Cassldy), 58 Washington St. Rumson, daughter, July 7. Mr. and Mrs Edward Hus- ton (nee Irene Fanell) 154 HOTPOINT 18 CU. FT. HOTPOINT BUILT-IN WESTINGHOUSE MAGNAVOX MAGNAVOX 25" Pleasure Bay Apts , Long Branch, daughter, July 7. REFRIGERATOR DISHWASHER PORTABLE ELECTRIC 12" B&W COLOR Mr. and Mrs. Joji Grey • COMPLETELY FROST FREE • SOFT FOOD DISPOSAL DRYER PORTABLE CONSOLE TV (see Zetertee Faison), 1502 JSHION COATED • 100* SOLID STATE • DEEP DOOR STORAGE • PERMA-PRESS CYCLE • LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN Rustic Drive, Ocean Town- SHELVES RACKS • COMPACT ROLL-AROUND $ • AUTOMATIC FINE TUNING $ DESIGN • UHF/VHF TUNING ship, daughter, July 7. • POWER-SAVER SWITCH • DUAL DETERGENT • HANDSOME 378 DISPENSER *208 • SAFETY START BUTTON 118 • EASY CARRY HANDLE CONTEMPORARY CABINET Mr. and Mrs David Horaig 478 (nee Mary Caddie), 17 Or- chard St., Keansburg, daugh- 41 YEARS Of SERVING THE PUBLIC THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY, NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA. ter, July 8. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rose- ' 4 GREAT SHORE LOCATIONS • nberg (nee Genevieve Con- over), 3 Lakeside Drive, At- BRICK lantic Highlands, son, July 8. VOW AWKIWKAt ASUMANCl \ '• 14 OTHB GREAT MIDDLETOWN FREEHOLD Mr and Mrs. Nathaniel NyoucanbuyforttuanywlMra , 667 MUTE 35 Bean 17 Crawford St., CHURCH within the ntil 30 day*, wt will ; STORE LOCATIONS MUTt 9 I ADElrKIA ID. Shrewsbury, daughter, July 8. cheerfully refund the dllltrtnet. 671-3380 780-9131 JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL Appliance IHMIM OMN EVERY NMHT TUMI. Son* Scrotchtd. Som» D«nMd, Somo Ont SATURDAY TKI and Two of 0 Kind. Many Floor Sompl.1, Mr. and Mrs. Axel Pleln ONLY TOM* RNt* Somt Ntw in Carton*. QuontitiM limited. (ace Annamary DeLuca). 81 OPEN SUN. 11* 4 TOMS RIVER OAKHURST Not ttipomiWt for Typographical Irron. Victor Ave., Eatontown, DELIVERY I SERVICE EXTRA ON SOME SA.E ITEMS 710 MUTE 37 WEST 1111 MUTl 35 daughter, July 6. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Packard (nee Sheryl Zlnno), 341-1688 493-3230 1M Everett Road, Lincroft, HUNDREDS OF TOP BRAND NAME APPLIANCES ••.My* •