Two die in plane crash on golf course ByJOANKAHN engine inspected for proper operation. samples and tissues taken from toe pilot's body at the Aero- WALL TOWNSHIP- Two Shore area residentsjwere I Investigating the accident under s joint probe are the safety space Medical Laboratory. Oklahoma City, Okla. After all of dead in the wreckage of i light plane yesterday, at least 11 board, the Federal Aviation Agency and the state of New the evidence is sifted by investigators, a report of the probable hours after they wen believed to have crash-landed sa a Jersey department of aviation. cause of the acccident will be released by the safety board's Fairway at Spring Meadow Golf and Country Club here. The investigation will also include the testing of blood See Plane crash, page M The victim were identified as John H West, H, the pilot, of Bijou Villa, W Sylvinia Ave., Neptune City and his passenger, 14-year-old Mrs Catherine Twidle Mileski. of UO Ninth Ave., Bel mar The bodies of the two wen found about 7 40 a.m. yesterday on the ninth fairway of the state-owned country club, when the club's greenskeeper, Leon Morgan, was making his eartyrooro- ing rounds of the course. Mr. Morgan, using a dtixen's band radio, alerted rangers at the adjacent Allaire State Park. Wall Township police and New Jersey State Police were called to the scene, as well ai federal and state investigative agencies. Investigator! speculated that the two were headed back to Colts Neck Airport in the white and brown Piper Cherokee tliree-seater plane, after a one-hour trip to Roberuville Air- port, near Trenton The f25,OO0, nearly-new plane was rented to the pilot at the Colts Neck Air facility and was owned by Wilco Aviation Mr. West was described as a regular at the Colts Neck Airport by airport manager Paul Wille Herbert W. R. Banks, an air safety investigator for tie National Transportation Safety Board, Bureau of Aviation Safety, a federal agency, said the plane's wreckage was taken Trail of plane after it hit in foreground to Monmouth Airport, here, where it would be sifted and the What remains of the tail section of fatal plane (Larry Perna photos) The Daily VOL. 101 NO. 240 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, APRIL 3 1979 15 CENTS The latest: Cautious hope over reactor

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - While atomic engineers ex- Harrisburg, said the bubble had shrunk "dramatically." He pressed their most optimistic assessment to date in eliminating and other officials said signs were positive and that the bubble the dangerous gas bubble inside the Three Mile Island nuclear had shrunk to a much safer size, with less threat of displacing plant, a federal official said today that radiation in the plant's the reactor's cooling water. reactor had exposed some vital instruments to more radiation The officials also said the reactor's temperature had than they were designed to withstand. dropped significantly. Only two fuel cells, out of 177, were over "We know many of these systems may be at or beyond 400 degrees as of Monday, Dentun said. their design performance," said Karl Abraham, a spokesman But another NRC official, Richard Vollmer, said o( the for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. bubble, "We believe it is prudent to sit and wait a little while to He said that if too many instruments should fail, "You make sure it's not coming back." start losing confidence that you know what's going on in the Vollmer said the instruments and vital safety equipment system." This could impede the safe shutdown of the plant. were designed to withstand severe accident conditions, includ- Abraham said the instruments may last long beyond the ing high radiation, and that "we would expect that those would radiation limits set by the reactor's safety specifications, but be capable of taking it." for how long was not known. If some devices fail, be said, it would still be possible to Meanwhile, officials hoped for a day of quiet progress as control the reactor and complete its shutdown if enough other they activated a "hydrogen recombiner ' to further draw devices continued to function. dangerous gas from the atomic powerhouse And if necessary, he said, "We could take specific steps to Just two days after widespread pessimism and speculation initiate the cool-down faster." of an unprecedented public evacuation, officials believed they Bob Bernero, NRC assistant director for material safety were making progress In taming the hydrogen and oxygen standards, said engineers were studying which instruments bubble that hat complicated efforts to bring the reactor to a were sensitive to radiation and hence might be likely to fail cold shutdown. first. A cold shutdown is the point at which the reactor no longer Denton said Monday that one piece of nonessentlal equip- poses any risk of escaping control. Water in the reactor, some ment failed "due to radiation" inside the reactor containment a) degrees hotter than the boiling point, must be brought below building. It was an instrument for measuring water flow in a boiling and the pressure relieved. portion of the reactor that was not in use Cat bubble in reactor thoivt litcreate Anna Hotenberg, 92, thowi ditatter tag Yesterday, Harold Oenton, the NRC's operations chief in See Caulloui hope, page 20 JCP&L to pass on its share of nuclear accident cost By MARK MAGYAR Mile Island accident The three utilities have been spending another 1500,000 a Gov. Dick Thomburgh orders an evacuation. Suiekouie Corretpoadent But a General Public Utilities spokesman said that the day to replace electricity lost from the adjoining Three Mile Spokesmen for both JCP&L and General Public Utilities TRENTON - Jersey Central Power & Light Co.. which anticipated financial loss has already forced JCP&L to "re- Island No. 1 nuclear unit, which was shut down for refueling declined to comment on the possible cost of suits brought by all of Monmouth County, plans to pass on to the evaluate" its plan to offer a 175 million mortgage bond issue on shortly before the accident and will remain shut down "until residents of the Three Mile Island area who were exposed to consumer its share of losses which could as nigh as 1500 Wall Street neit month the situation stabilizes," the spokesman said. radiation, or businessmen and homeowners who might contend million in connection with the nuclear accident at Three Mile JCPtL. which serves Monmouth County and all or part of With a 25 percent share in each of the Three Mile Island that the accident diminished property values. Island 12 other New Jersey counties, receives 58 percent of its units, JCPiL's losses come to $275,000 a day. The worst financial catastrophe for the utilities would be if Because of anuc., '' ;'">J£pu}Li parent corporation, .ftlffctricity from nuclear power plants, including approximately General Public. Utilities carries $300 million worth of the Three Mile Island No. 1 nuclear unit was damaged beyond General Public Utilities, has declared a freeie on hiring and 10 percent from each of the Three Mile • .>..--jWclear units. insunine nr.... *3ljBat Wt^lKo. 2 unit, but the spokes- repair. "non-essential" construction, which may halt construction of A General Public Utilities spokesman said the three utili- man admitted that the cost of the radiation leak could very The three utilities have a total investment of 1780 million in JCP&L's controversial Forked River nuclear plant in Ocean ties with shares in Three Mile Island have been spending easily exceed that. the unit, including its nuclear core. County 1600,000 i day to replace the electricity that would have bean Mr Metzger said the insurance would cover all costs of Mr. MeUger refused to comment on the possibility of a JCPtL. a subsidiary of General Public Utilities, owns 25 produced by the damaged Three Mile Island No. 2 nuclear unit. evacuating people from the area of Three Mile Island if See JCP&L to pan, page M percent of the crippled Three Mile Island nuclear plant near Harrisburg, Pa. Two other General Public Utilities sub- sidiaries, Metropolitan Edison Co and Pennsylvania Electric Co., own the other 75 percent. JCP&L spokesman George Metiger confirmed that the Schlesinger pushing for more 'nuke' plants utility would seek a rate increase when the costs of the disaster are determined "In any industrial plant where there are operating and WASHINGTON (AP) - about six years the time it now conclusions either way," the states more say in environ- Carter is expected to in- days. maintenance problems, the costs are passed on," Mr. MeUger Energy Secretary James R. takes to approve, license and energy secretary testified. mental considerations and sit- clude nuclear issues and men- -Sen. Richard Schweiker, said. "We're no different from any other Industry." Schlesinger says Congress begin building a new nuclear The licensing speed-up bill ing, encourage standardized tion the Three Mile Island Ac- R-Pa., proposed a blue-ribbon New Jersey Public Advocate Stanley Van Ness "will should act to speed up licens- plant has been criticized by oppo- reactor designs and eliminate cident in his upcoming energy panel consisting of both critics oppose any attempt by JCP&L to pass its losses on to its ing for nuclear power plants Testifying at a House hear- nents of nuclear energy on review of the same issue by speech to the nation later this and advocates of nuclear customers," AI Drake, the Public Advocate's press aide, said despite the Three Mile Island ing Monday, Schlesinger grounds it provides too many more than one agency. week, officials say. power to investigate the reac- yesterday accident warned against rushing to any short cuts. But Schlesinger Schlesinger said the Three In related developments on tor accident. Mr. Metiger declined to speculate on the costs of the Three Schlesinger acknowledged judgment on the Three Mile said that, "the purpose of that Mile Island accident would Capitol Hill: —Sen. Jacob Javits, R- the reactor accident near Har- Island accident until all the bill is to cut back on paper- have a bearing on future de- —Sen. Gary Hart, D-Colo., N.Y., ranking GOP member risburg, Pa., will make It facts are in.. work. In no way is that licens- cisions Carter makes on nucle- chairman of the Senate nucle- on the Senate Foreign Rela- more difficult for the adminis- "There should be a total ing bill intended to reduce any ar power, noting the president ar regulation subcommittee, tions Committee, said in a tration to get such legislation technical review of what did consideration by the Nuclear "will certainly be con- said all states with nuclear statement that the national in- The Inside Story through Congress. indeed take place and until Regulatory Commission of templating his energy de- power plants should update terest requires keeping the nu- But he said there's no real that review is completed we safety issues." cisions In light of this recent their emergency response and clear option alive and "to re- THE WEATHER way around nuclear power if should be careful in drawing The measure would give incident." evacuation plans within 30 See Schlesinger asks, page 20 Raia developing (Might aad continuing well inle the nation wants to reduce its tomorrow. Temperature highs will be la the Mt. heavy dependency on Mideast Complete report on page 2 oil. Sloaae's hosts Harbor Light Ball committee I "It's a question of trading Seek man Pluggiag a book goes to great heights > Iran off against Three Mile gels toagk OB salaries 11 Island." the energy secretary Campus gun compromise suggested in killing told a reporter. By DORIS KULMAN poll which showed 65 training. the county college's Board Schlesinger predicted Pres- LINCROFT - The percent of the voters in last Those stipulations were ident Carter soon would resub- of Trustees, possibly at the of woman Bridge advice tl DAILY REGISTER Brookdale Community Col- week's senate election op- part of the recommenda- mil to Congress his bill — un- board's April X meeting. Business It PHONE NUMBERS lege Senate yesterday voted posed to arming the police tions made to the senate in The compromise decision By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN Mala Office S42-MH successfully proposed in 1978 NEPTUNE - A 21-year-old Classified 18-20 - to reduce from 11 years to to recommend that the cam- •round-the-clock. It waters the report of its ad hoc com- was approved by a vote of Comics 21 Tall Free «71-»JM pus police be allowed to down the recommendation mittee. That committee's 19-0, with one abstention, af- woman died early this morn- Tall Free SM8IM Crossword puzzle 21 Little Silver Residents! Vote carry guns 24-hours-a-day, of a senate ad hoc commit- stipulation that the first two ter a motion that the senate ing after being stabbed at Editorials I Classified Depl 54M7M today for Mary D. Chiara. Red either in holsters or locked tee that the police be al- adopt as its own the ad hoc least nine times during an ap- Entertainment 17 Circulation Df pi S42-4MS Bank Regional High School in patrol cars. lowed to wear sidearms 24- committee's recommenda- parent lovers' quarrel with, Horoscope tl Sports Depl 542-4H4 Board of Education. Paid by The senate recommenda- hours-a-day, as the force See Dr. Smith poll tion to arm the police 24- an old boyfriend, police here Lifestyle M Mktdlrtown Bureau I7I-225I M.D. Chiara tion, which goes to wants to do. results on page 3 hours-a-day died in an 11-11 report. MakeaDale 14 FreeksW Bureai 411-21)2 Brookdale President Donald The recommendation tie vote The victim. Shoronda Obituaries 4 Long Branch Bureai .222-Mil Little Silver Residents! H. Smith, says that the lim- stipulates that the senate set "Debbie " Pope, 21, (ft 319Vi Vote for Burke & Bennett to- The compromise decision Sports U-13 SUtehMse Bureau SM-2J2-JJ58 ited right of the campus po- up a Judicial Review Board rounds of ammunition be came after Paul Emberger, Neptune Blvd., was pro- day, Board of Education. Pd. nounced dead at Jersey Shore for by Bennett & Burke. lice to carry guns should be to conduct public hearings "short stop" - lethal only a faculty member and one of Special-Lobster Tall Dinner Attention Realtors broadened to permit them to on complaints against police at dost range, to protect the five members of the ad Medical Center at 1:34 a.m. 17.95 Tues. thru Fri. Doris & Don't miss our Private Prop Tonight "Mat" wear firearms 15Miours-a- actions and to scrutinize bystanders — wasn't in- hoc committee, filed a mi- Police have issued a Ed's, Highlands erty Week Preview Tab, Fri., Happy Hour 8-10. Ladies free day — from S p.m. to 11:30 candidates for the force. It corporated into the senate's nority report calling for a murder warrant for the vic- April 6 — Reserve your ad admission. Wed. Faze tim's former boyfriend, 21- $5.95 Lobster, Prime Rib or a.m. — and to carry them also stipulates that all mem- recommendation to Dr. review of the entire issue of now! Call 542-4000. Deadline Mahoney. Trade Winds, locked in their patrol cars bers of the force be required Smith. campus security before any year-old Lewis Charles Steak. Stowaway, Highlands. Wed., April 4. 842-3282. during other duty hours. to have a yearly psy- Dr. Smith will present his decision was made on chang- Daniels, whose last known ad- Pay J-M Months In Advance Sneak Preview - The compromise decision chological examination and recommendation on chang- ing the firearms policy. dress is 1705 Columbus Ave., Ichabods for the Register and SAVE Window Designs. Little Silver. goes against a public opinion to take special in-service ing the firearms policy to See Brookdale guns, page 20 here. According to police. Use VISA, MC, checks/ cash. Materials valued «S-«10yd., *1 Open 7 days for luncheon, din- See Seek, page 20 Call Circulation, 542-4000 yd. 741-3818. ner, cocktails. Sea Bright. 2 TheMyfegUer SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, APRIL 3,1979 State briefs lowed her io tly to the Unit- ed States for a brief meeting PSE&G requests 15.8 percent rate hike with the man to bring an end Summit conference soon Lockout may delay autos to the affair, but the rela- NEWARK (AP) - Public Service Electric and Gai Com- WASHINGTON (AP) - More than a tionship did not end. pany, New Jersey's largest utility, has requested an overall 15.8 WASHINGTON (API - President dozen auto plants went on short »hl™ Mrs. Trudeau wrote that percent increase in rates for 1980, the company announced Carter and Soviet President Leonid I yesterday and the prospect of product the love affair with the un- yesterday. PSEJrti said It is seeking Wt million In additional Brezhnev could meet at a summit as early shortage, and other disruptions loomed U identified "charming South- electric revenua and $84 9 million in annual gas revenues. The as next month if tbe Kremlin approves '•a trucking industry lockout of HB.OOO erner" marked tbe begin- proposed electricity rate increase is 17.1 percent while the rate ••American proposals to remove the last Teamsters took hold across the country. ning of the end of the request for gas is an increase of 11.4 percent. The utility said it roadblock to a new strategic arms limita- The lockout, ordered by induiUy ex- Trudeau marriage, although had filed the petition with the New Jersey Board of Public tion treaty. Word from Moscow is ex- ecutives after tbe union launched a limited the couple did not officially Utilities in the hope that "hearings in the coming months pected by the end of the week. But the two weekend strike over a contract dispute, separate until three yean would result in a board's decision by March 1,1M0." In its last LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) leaders might not meet in Washington, could halt a sizeable portion ol Interstate liter request, PSE&G received a 7 percent increase effective June 1, — Comedien Shecky Greene where Brezhnev, burdened at 72 by several shipments of general freight - from fresh 1978 after it had asked for 20 percent. "If we get a decision on remained hospitalized in Las ailments, would have to endure tiring cere- foods to factory parts - withinjjjyj. ">; today's petition by March 1 of next year, 21 months will have Vegas on Monday after com- NEWTOWN, North monies and dinners On several occasions dustry officials said. About *»•«» ol the passed during which we will have been dealing with double digit plaining of chest pains the Wales (AP) - British ac- during the protracted negotiations, the So- KM 000 Teamsters affected by the contract inflation and spiraling costs that threaten our company's finan- day before. tress Julie Christie tried la viets hinted that Brezhnev would also find dispute are employed by the 500 trucking cial integrity and our ability lo provide safe and reliable A spokesman at Sunrise vain to revive a baby boy a long trip difficult. As a result, a summit firms participating in the lockout, accord- service to our customers," Robert I. Smith, PSE4C chairman Hospital in Las Vegas said • who drowned in a duck pood might be held in Hawaii or Alaska. ing to the industry However, Teamsters of the board said. Greene was in stable condi- at her home, an inquest was President Prank Fitisimmons said the in- tion in the hospital's in- told Monday night. Beating meat prices? Nope! dustry group behind the lockout was great- tensive care unit and might Coroner EB Roberts re- stocky Greene ly exaggerating the possible impact ol a be released within day or corded an accidental death Nuclear plant to shut down briefly Consumers who've been trying to beat the high price of beef by switching to non- shutdown in order to pressure the govern- two verdict on 22-month-old MONROE, La. (AP) - LOWER ALLOWAYS CREEK TOWNSHIP

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By JAMES J. KILPATRICK ative is provided with staff, diture ceiling with office equipment, with Brock raises another objec- A House committee com- CONSERVATIVE stationery and supplies, with a tion also, and this one u fun- pleted hearings last week on handsome budget for long- damental A limit on cam- an innocent little bill to amend distance telephone calls. An paign expenditures, because it the Federal Flection Cam- VIEW incumbent gets a home office, limits free speech, violates the paign Act of 1971 The bill also staffed at public expense First Amendment This wai might more accurately be He has the use of cut-rate ra- what the Supreme Court held titled the Incumbents' Protec- dio and TV studios His news- in an earlier test of the act tion Act of 1979, for that is its matching money I to $195,000. letter, praising his achieve- relating to presidential cam- primary purpose — to make the pernicious influence of fat ments, is mailed at public ex- paigns Brock contends that the untouchable incumbent cats and influence peddlers pense He travels to and from KILPATRICK Congress cannot now slip even less touchable than he could be reduced. Sweetness his district at public expense around the high court's ruling All told, said the ADA, an in has been before. and light would prevail; the any law that would stifle their by imposing limits as a condi- principles of right conduct cumbenl begins his run for re- opposition It is equally under- tion for receiving public funds The ostensible aim of the would triumph, and confidence election with a JS67.OO0 advan standable that Bill Brock, Re- The Committee on House bill, sponsored chiefly by would be restored in the hon- tage over a challenger publican national chairman, Administration (17 Demo- Fort Monmouth boost Aimer Mikva of Illinois, is to esty and integrity of the That is not all The Incum would regard the Mikva bill as crats, nine Republicans) pre- While the Pentagon's announced pro- provide for the payment of House. a stroke of deliberate dis sumably will report the Mikva viable installation and a major employer pubiic funds to candidates for bent has an enormous, in- posal for major transfers of military oper- in Monmouth County." But there is more to this calculable advantage over the crimination against the GOP bill, but the record of recent the House of Representatives Congresses indicates that the ations threatens Fort Dix cutbacks which Under the Army's "preferred alter- in general elections. The bill proposition than meets the typical challenger: The in- Writing in the current issue cumbent is news and the of Commonsense, Brock pours measure will have rough going will have severe economic and social im- native" realignment proposal, 259 civilian would not apply to primaries, eye. Without challenging the purity of Mikva's intentions, it challenger often is not news it on Public financing of con- on the floor Republican! op- pact on the Ocean-Burlington counties and 229 military personnel would be re- and It would not apply to races for the Senate (Edward Ken- has to be observed that the The incumbent is constantly gressional elections "will pose it almost unanimously, area, the news for New Jersey is not all located to permanent duty at Monmouth. nedy of Massachusetts has a effect of his proposal would be voting, speaking, posing for deal the final death blow to our many Southern Democrat!, bad. Fort Monmouth, which has suffered They would include 95 military and 206 bill in the upper chamber for to buy further political insur- photographs An analyst for two parly system." The safe in their one-party dis- the Heritage Foundation ob- tricts, want no part of a bill to losses of personnel and operations in simi- civilian employes of the Electronics thai purpose). ance for incumbent members scheme would be impossible to serves that this intangible as administer, it is a waste of the finance Republican lar transfers in recent years, stands to Materiel Readiness Activity (EMRA) of the House - and these pam- It is hard to quarrel with pered darlings are marvelous- set of newsworthiness is prob- taxpayer's money The expen- challengers Others believe, gain almost 500 new jobs in the realign- from Vint Hill Farms, Va., and 53 civilian the theory behind the bill. The ly comfy as it is. ably "worth more than all the diture limits, he argues, are with Brock, that the bill in- ment plan. and 134 military personnel from the theory is that by limiting indi- A year or so ago, Ameri- other benefits put together." especially invidious, for they evitably would promote third- While the prospective local gain will Army's Chaplain School at Fort vidual contributions to not cans for Democratic Action Given these circumstances, effectively limit challengers party and single-issue can- didates The bill. In my own hardly compensate for the damaging Wadsworth, N.Y. more than $1,000, and by limit- made a study of the advan- it is no wonder that Democrats only The extravagant per- ing a candidate's total expen- who dominate both House and quisites " of an incumbent are view, is a bummer. I hope the potential Dix loss — a blow we still Like the Fort Dix cutback proposal, tages of incumbency At public ditures (including federal expense, a sitting represent- Senate look with favor upon not counted toward the expen- whole House shoots it down fervently hope can be fended or softened the Fort Monmouth bolstering plan is sub- — Monmouth County and the state are ject to final approval after a 30-day period fortunate that Fort Monmouth will be of public comment. In that period, Con- bolstered. The latest action is a good sign, gressman Howard has warned, "we must indicating (hat the Army still recognizes work to see that competing interests do Asks mayors join forces the value of the facilities and siting of the not take this away from us." installation here. We agree with Rep. Mr. Howard is to be commended on Little Silver Just what exactly is the board to decide which part of James J. Howard, D-N.J., who announced his untiring effort to protect and upgrade Open letter to Monmouth Register trying to prove? Are their program they have to FROM OUR READERS they trying lo say all school dismantle each year and ' the plan, that "this is incredibly good the status of the local fort — an effort County Mayors: I am writing to solicit your Lttttrt It HM tdlUr mm to*ll|m < KM *»»t w wrlltf-I CIMIM M supported activities are mail which teachers have to be . news that caps months and years of de- which now finally has brought a victory support in a common cause of •ous and in poor laste"1 Where fired termined effort to keep Fort Monmouth a after a series of losses. Monmouth County - the future CtMMrcWI #r*#wttt is the positive attention when It is one thing to require of railroad transportation. The all the other events go on suc- each school district to justify result of a recent meeting held cessfully0 The article is an the educational value of their in Eatontown has been the afforded the opportunity to ' 1 believe that Monmouth injustice served both to entire programs and struggle with County parks program creation of confusion and mis- suggest future action for the County Mayors must join to- student body and faculty of the problem of providing basic understanding about elec- benefit of their communities gether in a Task Force to con- Middlclown Hi9h School skills for today while prepar- The Monmouth County Park System catering to tiny tots, children, young trification, its cost and extent, and the County. sider the questions and prob- North ing children for the world of and the upgrading of service We have each received no- Kevin Murphy tomorrow But to establish an has published its spring program brochure adults, the mature, senior citizens and lems of the Department of ' and equipment of the North tice of the Transpac Hearings Transportation «j| ly is" something — lots, in fact — here for be saved and consulted until the summer Little Silver time for the state legislature nomic problems. everybody. to re evaluate the budget caps program is issued three months hence. It If you are going to limit The brochure is 24 tabloid newspaper- aspect of the Thorough and expenditures (or education would be wise now, of course, to mark 'Poor Taste' size pages of listings of park activities Efficient legislation in com- surely it should be in relation paring their original intent to that run the gamut from two-hour nature one's calendar with those items of partic- Middletuwn to the ever Increasing real ular personal interest. To the Editor: the actual impact it has had on costs of fuel, utilities, labor, walks within the parks to elaborate series education in New Jersey building etc. so that children Our County Park System program has In response to Mr. of instructional sessions in arts, crafts, Craven's article on the Mid Surely the intended goal don't have lo lose part of their hobbies and sports. There will be work- grown remarkably in recent years, and its dletown North High School was to improve education for education every lime there is shops and special programs covering a benefits are being shared by every seg- Frolics, I considered it in poor our children, not force com- an oil crisis John W Batton munities through their school multitude of subjects, and trips to ment of the county's society. We must taste with distorted facts and Jr museums, theaters, sports arenas, pre- count it as among the major blessings of half-truths. The article was written without proper serves and sanctuaries. Not only every local living, and the parks' directors and sources and is a mockery to interest, but every age group and capabili- staff are to be congratulated and thanked the readers of the Register. Today in history ty is served by the program with offerings on their accomplishments. It seems to me that Mr. Graven did not adequately find By The Associated Press Mr. and Mrs Charles the truth before publishing his Today is Tuesday, April 3, Lindbergh. article. Ihe blame could be ex- the 93rd day of 1979. There are In 1941. British troops evac- It's school elections day tended to the publisher for put- 272 days left in the year. uated the Libyan port of ting such trash on page one. Today's highlight in his- Bengasi during World War II As a member of the act and tory: Voters in every school district in our exercise their right and responsibility to In 1948, the United Stales not participating in the "rear On this date in 1865, during county are going to the polls today to elect allocated more than $5 billion participate in the government of their showing," I feel both insulted the Civil War, the Union Army for a massive aid program for board of education members, pass schools by making their feelings known on and misused by the press. I occupied the former Con- 16 European countries judgment on proposed school budgets and, expect the press to be objec- federate capital of Richmond, In 1964, the United States candidates and budgets at the polling in some instances, decide other school tive and responsible, and not Va. and Panama agreed to resume places today. Every vote cast will demon- to rely on rumors and hearsay Oi this date: severed diplomatic relations referendum questions. For the first time evidence. strate an interest in the welfare of our In 1776, Harvard College and seek a prompt settlement ever here, voting on both local and re- The act that was done was conferred the honorary degree in their conflict over the Pan- gional boards — usually scheduled a week educational system and the youth who will not of the earthshaking nature. of doctor of laws on Gen.ama Canal. apart — will be conducted at the same be our leaders of tomorrow. Certainly not deserving front George Washington. Today's birthdays: Actor time. Thus residents of those municipal- page attention. The article de- In 1860, Pony Express ser- Marlon Brando is 55. Actress Polls in most districts will open in the ities in which local boards operate the stroyed the entire validity of vice began between St. Doris Day also is 55. Pianist the news on page one, and it Joseph, Mo., and Sacramento, elementary schools while regional boards early afternoon — 1 or 2 p.m. — and GarrickOhlssonis31. forced readers to read Mr. Calif. govern secondary institutions will be ex- remain open until 8 or 9 o'clock tonight, Craven's ridiculous article Thought for today: A man'i In 1936, Bruno Hauplmann true wealth is the good he does ptcted to vote two ballots. the hours varying slightly between dis- 'This is an emergency — we've got lo prevent before the important world was executed for the kidnap- In this world - Mohammed and local news. We feel we must again urge voters to tricts. any leaks of information' ping and murder of the baby of 570-632 TUE8DAY, APRIL 3,1979 Sues for damages in crash FREEHOLD - A M-yev- oldrUd Bank nun (Uedi law •alt (or danuft* yesterday (or in]uri« he uHared when bii nr ought (In (ran escaping propane |U that ifnltcd liter hu car atnek a (as valve be- hind Red Bank Regional Hifh School last year. The legal action wai filed by Doiflai L. Haviland o( McLaren St., Red Bank, who reportedly had suMered bunu over 75 per cento* nil body Named defendants are the Red Bank ftefional Board ol Education; the state Depart nest of Education; Suburban Propane Gas Co.; Hamnett, Bouman and Blancke.an architectural firm; Bickiord and Spaeth Associates, con- itructlon enfineen; Robert W. Patterson Inc., plumbing contractor; Gumina Building and Construction Co., general contractor, and Anthony S. George, II, of McLaren St., Red Bank, who also jrai as a result of thJej

The legal action charged the defendants with negli- ee by creating an inherent rdangerous condition. It charged negligence in the de- sign, construction, installation and maintenance of the li- quified petroleum gasoline tank which was serviced by Suburban Propane Gal Co. In Us legal action, Mr MISSES' DUCK SPORTS SEPARATES SAVINGS FOR THE CHILDREN Havtland said be was operat- Proportioned panls. pull-on and belted New. Selections from all these departments Big. little SPRINGMAID" "CHALLIS ROSE" PERCALES ing a car last June 25 upon closer-fitting cargo pocket skirts Belled tackets lo girls dresses, skirts, shirts, pants, coats, rainwear, Clusters of pastel rose blossoms, floral stripes on a property owned by the re- go with them, plus play shorts Five colors, in more Big little boys dress, sport iackets. shirts, field ol white No-iron polyester-cotton percale Full, gional high school when his suits, slacks, vests, and more Infants, toddlers'^ queen and cases are also sale-priced car came in contact with the polyester-cotton duck inherently dangerous eondi spring coals, dresses, iackets suits and layette needs Teens coats, skirt sets and'coordinates Ong $8 twin flat or fitted Liquified propane gas was NOW 3:50 released in the atmosphere Regularly $12 to $29 25% OFF and ignited by the negligent Z.OfO OH" regular prices act of Mr. George, maintained Just a hint of the savings from our continuing Pre- the legal action, adding that Easter Childrens Sale this resulted in an explosion and fire which "horribly burned and injured" Mr Haviland Police had reported at the FOR MISSES, WOMEN, JUNIORS MEN'S SPRING WEIGHT JACKETS MINOLTA SRT-200 35MM SLR time that Mr Haviland and Nylon iackets with cotton terry linings, golf iackets Match needle metering for perfect exposures, every Mr. George were riding in a MISSES' LONDON FOG AND tennis |ackels with striped collars cuffs and waists shot Bright, uncluttered microprism focusing spot INI Mercury Cougar behind MISTY HARBOR RAINWEAR plus some cinch waist styles, drop shoulders even Speeds from 1 to 1 /1000th second 45mm t/2 lens, the nigh school when the car Every London Fog and Misty Harbof raincoat struck a It-inch valve protrud- some very lamous makers quick change bayonet lens mount, much more including trenches wraps, shirt styles pantcoat ing from the lawn behind the No,a,Pnnce,on Or,g,nally $240 NOW $175 school cafeteria The value lengths single and double breasted styles Available Regularly $30 lo $50 SALE $24 tO $40 was attached to a 500-(a I Ion in regular and petite lengths loo SEALY EXTRA FIRM MATTRESS underground propane tank MEN'S FAMOUS MAKER DRESS SHIRTS Rayon damask cover, quilted Sealy Foam* layer for which contained about 390 Peg $55 to $120 20% OFF A good time to buy extras Long sleeve shin's in gallons of gas before toe acci- comfort, steel coils for suport dent, said police MISSES' NEW SPRING LOOKS stripes and checks to wear with suits or sportcoats Twin mattress or foundation, reg $130 SALE $65 The two apparently heard a Blazers pants |ackets and skirts Ultra solt polyester Generous gentlemen s fit in stay-neal polyester Full mattress or foundation, reg $190 SALE $95 cotton hissing noise under the car and blouses and tunics in prints and solids Put them Queen mattress or foundation, reg $250 SALE $125 looked underneath, thinking Nol ai Princeton there was a flat tire, said po- together lor suit-look now on their own later Plus SPECIAL PURCHASE $10 lice, adding that one had a long sleeved cotlon knit tops lor sportier times cigarette lighter and lit it, re- sulting in the explosion Reg $1 7 to $46 25% OFF BUDGET STORE SAVINGS, The two were rushed by SAVINGS FOR YOUR HOME Coast Guard helicopters to St. MISSES' SPRING SUITS JUST IN TIME FOR EASTER Barnabas Medical Center A huge selection ol 2 and 3-pc pantsuits and BATH TOWEL IRREGULARS Burn Unit, Livingston after FOR BIG GIRLS' ' wardrobers in gabardine or linen Plus 2-pc skirt Pretty prints and solids from such famous makers at being treated at Riverview suits terrific blazers and those slim skirts in crisp Polyester tie front dress pants, floral print skirts, even Hospital. Red Bank, shortly Martex Fieldcrest Cannon and more Polyester- polyester-gabardine Sizes 8 to 16 denim wrap skirls. Teamed with woven gauze shirts, before midnight cotton terry, some reversing to velour Save on hand terry styles, novelty tops, some embroidered, some The hospital reported at the and wash sizes, too time that Mr. Haviland was Regularly $72 lo $H36 30% OFF with Peter Pan collars, burned over 75 per cent of his Bath size, if perfect S6 to S8 SALE 3.50 body, and Mr. George was LINEN/LEATHER/VINYL HANDBAGS hogJbrly 3 99 lo 8 99 25% OFF burned over 63 per cent of his Double handled linen organizers, with multiple OP PROCESSOR body •"romyanmerits inside zipper compartments FOR BIG AND LITTLE BOYS Makes every |ob easier, chops, grinds, mixes, whips Holiday suits and lightweight outerwear. Plus little envelopes conlrasl color leather trim Plus assorted and lots more With two stainless steel and two plastic clutches in black, navy, brown or mahogany vinyl boys' knit tops, denim blue jeans and coordinating Average blades, big 28 oz bowl spatula and recipe book slack sets Big boys' terry tops wilh panls and jeans to Reg SI8 to $25 SALE $13 TO $16 Regularly $60 SALE $40 match. And cotton knit tops for big and little boys as well temperature NEW MATCH-UPS FOR JUNIORS "MONTAGE" BEDSPREAD The lops terry crew necks and collared styles in Regularly $5 to $50 25% OFF was 45 pastels or brights multi-color stripe knit lops in Contemporary leaf design in vivid blues and browns, of rust/brown on beige Light polyester-cotton with MISSES' TEXTURED COORDINATES Folks who felt that last polyester-cotton The bottoms ieanstyle colton Separates to wear on their own, or together for suit month was a mild one will find • pants or dress slacks in lots ol colors lofty polyester tiberfill Full to dual, draperies, also. their guess supported by the look Pants, skirts, vests and blouses in the newest Originally $35 NOW $15 twin size textured silk nubs, leno weaves and sheers. Solids statistics Reg S12 to $22 20% OFF Not at Princeton March's average tem- and stripes MISSES' NEW SPRING SHOES perature was an even 45 FISHER PLAY & RECORD STEREO degrees at the Fair Haven High heels, mid-heels low waikers and everything m Regularly $13 to $20 20% OFF weather station operated by between Slingbacks. puarterslraps and the newest AM /FM stereo wilh built-in 8-track. records your own Paul Croft. And that, sayi Mr. in bare-looting Leathers and patents in white, tapes from radio. LP's or live with mike. Receiver, MISSES' AND WOMEN'S PANTSUITS Croft, is Just five degrees beige or black 5VS-10M changer, lull range speaker system. Simulated wood A huge selection of the newest polyester pantsuits, 2 above normal. cabinets and 3-pc. styles in solids or plaids, some with blazer We did well on snow last Originally $26 to $28 NOW $14 jackets, some shirt jac styles, even some vested month also, Mr. Croft reports, Originally $400 NOW $200 looks. 10-18 14'/2-24%, with only a trace measured for Not at Princeton the entire month in which the Regularly 12.99 to $31 30% OFF average snowfall is S.I inches. SAVINGS FOR MEN After two months of ab- MEN'S SUITS, SPORTCOATS normally heavy total pre- MEN'S SPORTCOATS AND SLACKS cipitation, that moderated too Spnng-weighl polyester-wool sportcoats with the SLACKS AND SHIRTS laskfnonth, despite quite a few new narrow lapels, some with patch pockels Plus Navy, tan, brown texturized polyester suits, plus solid wenlays. Total for the month barely flared belt loop slacks in gray, light blue, more and patterned sporlcoats. casual polyester-cotton was 4.22 inches, just 17-inches poplin slacks in navy, tan, light blue Solid, plaid long below the March average. Reg. $35 to $95 SALE $28 TO $76 sleeve dress shirts There was some rainfall on 15 of the month's 31 days, includ- MEN'S SUIT SEPARATES Reg. 8.50 to $80 SALE 6.80 to $64 ing every day of its first week. The classic blazer with center vent. 2 button closing The total precipitation (or the and pockets A 2 pocket bankers vest and belt loop year to date stands at 19.79 Budget Stores not at Pnncelon. gentlemen's flares to match In light blue, heather Ian. inches, melted, well above the Plamfield or Ocean County 11.29 Inches which is the norm navy, brown, or gray woven texturized polyester. for the first three months. What will April bring' Reg $20 to $60 25% OFF Mr Croft believes it will be a bit wanner than usual - Sorry no mail or phone orders Items shown are representative ol sale merchandise Nol all styles on sale bul a vast selection lo choose Irom Some about two degrees above nor- limited quantities Not all sizes and colors in all styres Intermediate markdowns may have been taken There is a additional delivery charge on sheets. mal. He expects rainfall to be bath towels, bedspreads and small electrics. Stereos. Cameras. Bedding, TV's at all Bamberger's stores unless otherwise specilied. scattered, but coming in heavy bursts, making prediction a bit difficult. But he predicts it should be within a half-inch , TiMMmw (hop BiRbwHT't Moinouth. OMM Court* md Eitt BriMwick Iron 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. either way, of normal. Harbor Light aides are feted byW&J Sloane r

AERIAL VIEW -A Selig sectional in Marrmekko print is featured currently In the front window of W. & J. Sloane, Red Bank, set- ting for yesterday's Har- bor Light Ball committee meeting All the pieces, In- cluding two chaise group- ings which are partially vi- sable In the rear, total almost $6,000 and are on sale.

HARBOR LIGHT BALL BOOSTERS - Mrs. Leonard Fons, Little Silver, second from right, chairman of the Sept. 28 Harbor Light Ball, a benefit for the Sea Bright Lifestyle Marine Education Foundation, visits at yesterday's meeting in Sloane's, Red Bank, with from left to right, Eva Wachman, Eatontown, Mrs. Vincent Roache, Mid 8 TUESDAY, APRIL 3. 1979 dletown; Vincent Mendes Jr., Highlands, president of the foundation, and Mrs. Michael Bivona, Red Bank.

By M AlK.llltl 11 •: HENDERSON Mr. Voorhees (currently in the process of moving his studio and gallery from Atlantic Highlands to Route 33, Middletown) RED BANK-The Harbor Mght Ball committee convened has contributed the work as a special Harbor Light Ball gift. He yesterday in the Home of Allordable Elegance ' says he couldn't do "Summer Images" in the summer because Translated, lhat means thai gals lyes and guys, too) the beach was too full of bodies! planning (he Sept 28 Harbor Light Ball follow to the Sea Bright Cup Race in August, spent yesterday a.m. being treated to Also received yesterday as a Harbor Light gala gift was a coffer and Danish and white wine In W & J Sloane, Broad lamp from Sloane's, presented by store manager Joseph Street Amecangelo of Eatontown, who comes to the store by way of Red Bank Catholic High School, Monmouth College, and Among the handful of gentlemen in attendance was Vincent Macy/Bamberger's, where he worked under Herbert Haab. Mendes Jr. president of the Sea Bright Marine Education now president of W. & J. Sloane. Foundation I beneficiary ol the Harbor Light Ball I which pro- vides scholarships for young people majoring in marine-related This was the first time that the ambiance of Sloane here studies. Mr. Mendes wore a tie embroidered all over with was loaned for a committee meeting. And a lovely thing It was miniature capUin's wheels Also in attendance was Gerart Decker, in charge of the — to plant one's posterior upon an upholstered sectional Harbor Light Ball journal ihc wore his tie with the seagulls) instead of an "on loan" folding chair. and artist Donald Voorhees, who brought along a framed work, "Summer Images,' a signed and numbered lithograph of a —to see yourself in the reflection of a bronze mirrored glass walerrolor done iin the fall!I by Mr. Voorhees of the broken dining table by Cicci or a beveled mirror cocktail table by The 1 pilings by Surlnder Bench Club , Sea Bright. Glassworks

— and to ogle a display of wallpaper/fabric/carpeting combinations as shown by Sloane interior designers Marilyn Krinzman. Nancy Vandiver and Julia Graziano. Their ex- pertise, it was explained, is available to Sloane shoppers for a $100 retainer fee, which is deducted from the price of whatever one buys — even if one buys only a couch. Ad lib Of course, some of the sectional couches these days are priced like a Depression-day home The Selig sectional in Sloane's front window, for instance, that extends eternally and ISLAND BED — A Henredon bedroom furniture group- trim. The pillows, largest of which is tagged at $90, are of is covered in a handsome handblocked Marimekko print totals ing, shown now at W. & J. Sloane, features ah island bed, natural Haitian cotton. The wall hanging was hand- By 1-.IIM \ BOMBECK. close to $6,000 — and that's on sale. pier cabinets and connecting light bridge and mirror. It painted in India. According to "the Wall Street Journal," liberation of is of knotty oak in nutmeg finish and with solid brass women has brought about an increase in the number of Marilyn Krinzman was spokesman for the interior design men who shop for groceries trio. She told us (among many things) that the whole range of This, in turn, has loused up the advertising campaigns apricot colors — everything from rust to flesh — is very big Mrs, Carter had as her special guest, youlhlul artist Angela Men obviously buy products for different reasons than these days Donaruma of Hazlet. who was one of Hegina Carter's prize first Register photos women grade pupils when Regma taught in St Benedict's, Holmdel Offhand, Id guess thai men don't get too choked up As if to underline that statement, Judith iMrs. Hugol Also on the young side was Steven Michael Sullivan of Chicago. about whether their wives would prefer dressing to Pribor of Monmouth Hills, one of the Harbor Light Ball vice 2. who came with his grandmother. Mrs Clyde Sullivan of by Carl For/no potatoes, get fussy about peanut butter for their children, chairmen, turned up in her luscious apricot suede blazer Sarah Locust. And youngest committee guest of .ill was nine-nionth- or care much if their cats danced all the way to dinner (Mrs. Anthony) Villane of Elberon wore—with her Puerto old Alexandra Abson of London. Kngland. who is visiting at If someone offered my husband 150 for his old shirt in Rican tan—an apricot turtleneck sweater and deeper-toned Cobble Close Farm. Middletown. with her paternal grandmama a laundromat, he'd throw in his entire closet. skirt, and Regina IMrs. George) Carter of Red Bank, looked Pamela Hall • 'Parenting' is series topic chic in a rust-colored suit, apricot blouse and apricot scarf with KHEEHOLD-The Free- tionshiops a pale blue print. Presiding at the Harbor Light segment of the session was hold Area Hospitals education Class size is limited and Patricia Fons of Little Silver, general chairman Vice chair- department is sponsoring a registration is required Con- AT WIT'S END Now is this group smart, or is this group smart?! man with Mrs Pribor is Mrs Lillian Pratt of Monmouth Hills series. The Art of Parent- tact the hospitals education ing, designed to help parents department for additional in- ol children aged six through formation Advertising is geared toward women who are serious II It will begin Wednesday A & S HAPPENINGS about taking care of their families If their coffee is and continue for six Wednes- EATONTOWN-Children mountain grown, they'll have a successful marriage. If COLTS NECK-fhe Wom- day evenings from 8 to ll)p m are invited to meet Peter Rab- they can get their husbands' bad breath in remission, an 's Club ol Colts Neck will Subjects to be covered in- bit and get a free coloring book they'll be promoted. If they force-feed a bowl of hot cereal mevt Thursday al 11 'Ml j in in dude television and the school Thursday and Friday from 11 into their children, they're good mothers. the education building of tin- age child, behavior, discipline. am to 12 30 p in in the chil- Did you ever watch men shop? I divide them into three Colt! Neck Rerformed School adjustments, growth dren s department of categories There's the Little Old List maker He has a list Church, Route 537 A covered and development, common ail- Abraham & Straus. Monmouth that is so rigid, he will not deviate one single item. If the dish luncheon will be served ments .mil peel rela Mall list says. "Pick up laundry. " he'll buy one on the way There will be annual reports hi/mi' and election ol officers Tht.' At the other end of the apectrum is the man I call the executive board will meet Party Shopper Old Hats-and-Horns goes up and down the. April 26 at 9 M am in the NOTICE aisle like lie knows exactly what he is doing. At the check- home ol Mn Joanne Jacoby. mii be will rack up $87 worth of smoked oysters, assorted White Oak Drive. crackers, chips, dips, and enough beverages to supply a WORKING MOTHERS I'X during a siege Work without worry Help your child learn at There's the man whose mother was a procurement no cost to you officer end passed down her philosophy on volume buying You'll If you can buy four rolls of toilet tiasue for 80 cents, think Learning programs to fit the needs of your what a saving you could rack up on 62 rolls. child, funded by SPECIAL PROJECTS to To. get lo men. 1 suspect advertising executives will working mothers & parents meeting income have to use the mactm approach requirements. Any day now you 11 probably see Robert Conrad put a ELEGANT DINING — A LOWEST can ol Tidy Bowl on his shoulder and challenge you to bronze mirror glass table Great FREE TRANSPORTATION TO FUll TIME CHILDREN COST "Knock it ofl' I dare you' " Or a man who mixes a pitcher by Cicci is the center of an Fully Qualified Staff of Kool-Aid and says to his kids. "You only go around attractive dining setting LIFE Recipes once in this hie and you might just as well go around with with an Art Deco look, now Approved by Stale ol N.J. — 2 lo 5 yr. oldi. INSURANCE all the gusto you can get! " on display in W. & J. in Until this happens, men are just going to be content Sloane. The abstract paint- RATES • STORYLAND DAY CARE 767-7526 121 MAIN ST. getting a cheap thrill out of squeezing the you-know-what ing is by Merlis. The Robert M. Morris 495-0410 KEANSBURG, N,J. with Mr Whipple chrome chairs are covered The Daily in lavender-gray velvet. 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By ELLEN GOODMAN wasn't for a birthday candle. The appropriate opening line in the air is not, "Come distinctions between hardware and software. Complete In these few weeks I have also adjusted to plane- here often?" That belongs to the dating bar. It is rather, with charts. BOSTON - For the past several weefcs I've been speak, as opposed to plain talk. I know what they mean "Are you coming or going?" This is not a philosophical But apparently a person from Ohio seated next to a involved in * dubious effort known as "plugging your when they say, "Please extinguish all smoking materi- question, mind you; it's a geographic one. person from Texas on a plane to Pennsylvania will book." "Plugging your book" is an activity on • moral al." I have even used the word "de-plane." I understand Once these niceties are over, travelers, especially confess all. Only one question is considered improper to par with plugging your husband, as in: "She plugged him that they choose big words, odd words and non-words for those plied with free drinks in order to obliterate the ask: his name. It is common to share histories. It is wtlba.M." ^^ their calming effect. memory of "a maintenance," begin to tell you the story common not to share names. And that is the point. But during this time, I also have received a crash (if of their lives. Nt Air travelers indulge in one of the rarest commodities you will forgive the expression) course in the wonders of During my recent adventure over Minneapolis, a I am not the friendliest person who ever took her white X of life - anonymity. Anonymity Is a kind of public constant air travel. friend on the ground learned from the airline people that knuckles into the stratosphere. I am an accomplished privacy. I have learned, for example, that if a person is hungry we had experienced "a maintenance." "A maintenance defensive reader. Yet I spent a recent guilt-trip from St. Some people are clearly most able to confide when enough that person will, against the advice of millions, problem?" be asked. No, Lord no, no problem..."just a Louis with a parent of a Moonie, and winged back from they are unknown. The airplane is their modern con- and over her grandmother's dead body, actually eat a maintenance." Phoenix last fall with a man who was coming out of the fessional — their technological bartender. corned-beef sandwich served on a cold roll with BUTTER But the thing that fascinates me most as 1 log my air closet and going home to tell his parents. He tried out his There probably is an urge for soul-baring and protee I also have learned that when a plane is in serious miles is Airplane Conversation Etiquette. speech on me tiveness in most people. These two urges come together at 1 trouble, the flight attendants faces do, indeed, turn On any flight that is longer than a newspaper and In the last weeks I have been given the details about 35,000 feet. Here at last is Intimacy with Anonymity, white. As a contender for the Transcontinental Flight shorter than a novel, the traveler eventually faces the two divorces, one unplanned pregnancy and three mid-life Confiding without Revealing. An encounter session that Attendant Face Watchers TiUe, 1 have always wondered choice of either reading Black Enterprise magazine or crises. It has begun to occur to me that they should ends at the baggage counter. Air travel is at times a whether I would really be able to read their expressions talking with the person next to him. Given those alter- rename "As the World Turns" and call it "As the World verbal one-night stand. Now I know natives, he does something which is socially unacceptable Flies." The airlines should advertise tax-deductible therapy How did I discover this? Let me put It this way. When on buses, streetcars and assorted monorails. He strikes Not everyone has a story. I spent one flight in the for the SuperSaver. It makes more sense than what they used up the fire extinguisher on Engine No. Three, H up a conversation. company of a computer salesman, who explained the fine they're promoting instead: the food.

HINTS FROM HELOISE Neatness counts 100 percent in sewing

DEAR HELOISE: then everything is ready far the next project. organized. It makes any job go smoother, and especially As my family's seamstress, thought I might pass on some Besides a chest of drawers to bold fabric, etc. I have a nuts sewing. Meai which I have foaad to be of help waea doing some sewing. and bolts cabinet I found in any hardware store or department). And gals, if you aren't fortunate enough to be able to use a Since my family kas gotlea smaller, the best thiag I have The little drawers are about two by five inches and have a place whole room for your sewing, at least try to fine a corner •ow is a sewing roam all my owi. la II I have my sewing for labels on the front. Mine Is full of buttons filed by color, somewhere and convert it into a sewing center, even if it's on a •nachiae, iroaing board, work table and a small TV. I leave It maps, hooks, bobbins, machine attachments, etc: small scale. •II irt up and ready to go for a quick few minutes of sewing or a I also find it advisable lo buy needed helpers such as a Also, take Joyce's advice and invest in some gadgets to few hours. pressing ham, sleeve board, or pressing iron. These all con- make your job easier. Browse through notion counters at your One «f my favorite pieces of equipment Is my secretarial tribute lo the beautiful finished look of a garment. fabric or department stores if you haven't done so lately. You'll chair. It gives marvelous back sapport at the machine. An My family (and friends) are so appreciative of my prod- be amazed at the things available to help you make your sewing added bourn ii being able to wool aroud oa Ike wheels I* reach uctions. My answer Is "My sewing machine and I thank you." more professional-looking. Good luck! — Heloise things. — Joyce I find neatness is so important Everything "pal back la Its DEAR HELOISE: place" ii my rule. II takes oaly a few miswtes lo clean up and I can see why they would be! And you're so smart to be so When boiling eggs or potatoes, put a small amount of vinegar in the water. Keeps the pan from turning dark. — Helen Samuelson

DEAR HELOISE: ANN LANDERS When starling plants for my garden, I place the seeds on plastic meat trays between two pieces of paper toweling. I keep the paper towel moist at all times, covering with wax paper to keep the moisture in. Within a few days, the seeds begin to sprout. SERVICE HONORS - Mrs. Barbara Schaflln. Llncrofl. left and Mrs. Dorothy Condone, Oceanpori. ar5t ree5l European eyecatcher Then, 1 put soil in egg cartons and in each egg cup I place one sprout. Place on wlndowsill and water each day and give pients of the Order of the Rosa award for 15 active years them plant food every two weeks until the danger of frost is of service In XI Alpha Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi over. Place in garden. International service sorority. Dear An: I'd like to ad- her to get some outside help What can we do about this.' is disgusting and should not be Since all seeds don't sprout, this method avoids guessing dress my remarks lo "Still and I sincerely hope she did The first time 1 saw It, I tolerated whether or not they are sprouting in the ground. — Ann Luncheon aids Youfh Aliyah Boiling, who is so apul aboal couldn't believe it. - Awaiting Carted Dear AM Leaders: We CONFIDENTIAL To Did THIS COLUMN is written for you... the homemaker tf you RED BANK - The Ked from cultural change, lan- her husbaad's friead who Your Counsel. would like your opinion of a My Best But It Wasn't Good have a hint or a problem write to Heloise in care of this Bank Chapter <»f Hadassah s guage problems and poor liv- •riaaled wader her kitchen university professor of law Enough: Quit crying over newspaper. Because of the tremendous volume of mail, Heloise annual Ima Luncheon tu raise ing conditions Hadassah is the wiadow. Dear Awaiting: I would go who brushes Ms teeth in the spilled milk. Go milk another is unable to answer individual letters. She will, however, funds for Youth Aliyah will be principle American agency Well, I'm a !7 year-old to the dean of the law school public water fouatain. He cow. answer your questions in her column whenever possible. at 12 30 p m Thursday, at the supporting their work A collec- mother of a small child aad ieaves toothpaste and debris and ask him (or her) what to home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth tion from the Sea Air Shop, my advice to this lady Is, all over and it's enough to do about it. Name names and (Jarolf Winding Way. Little Spring Lake Heights, will be "Cool II, you ain'l seta make you sick. don't be bashful. The situation Silver Mrs Uarofl and Mrs professionally modeled Pro- notkin yet." I lived la Europe Phyllis Kugler ceeds will be used to support for a few yean while my hus- Youth Aliyah is responsible Hadassah s Israel Education band was alteodiag school. YOU MAY BE A WINNER for helping children and young Services and other Hadassah "Boiling" would have beea people in Israel who suffer projects beside herself if she had seea, as I did, men urinating oa The Daily Register's street corners, agahut the wheels of csrs and telephone Family Chiropractic Services poles — aaywhere aad every- 2 for!Sal e where they fell like it. So tell "S.B." not lo fight Social Broad Street Chiropractic Center with her huibaad over this small incident. Americans are Security Richard M. Gill, D.C.. very fortunate to have so Get in many toilets coaveairnlly lo- Sweep- 759 Broad St. cated. Also, tell her that when —• • Shrewsbury the "clod" uniipped his Jeans, Stakes she shouldn't have beea watch-' shape for 747-4802 ing! - Seen It All Dear All: My original con- clusion still holds. The guy must have had too many summer beers. I agree, however, that a winner once he uniipped she should have put her eyeballs back in every day her head and busied herself with. with another project. now Dear Ann Landers: I started talking to myself after through Elaine I read that letter from "Wor- ried in the Midwest." Thirty June 17 years ago, before "Worried" was born, I gave birth lo a Powers "right" baby, so beautiful, so perfectly formed physically, Want to make sure you're ready bright and precocious that for that new swlmsult? Join Elaine people would stop lo stare. She Powers now with a friend, and you'll was so lovable and happy at the age of (our that our each save 50 percent on our very $50,0°° pediatrician complimented us affordable, short-term program. on how well we were raising Our proven plan of exercise her. 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Woodbury Heights • * 29 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK 741-0302 Membf r fnsti* Dcpoiit Insurance Corporation It's the umps who suffer Baseball finally gets tough on salaries The umps are easy targets, available and vulnerable. garded umpires, the senior men in toe two leagues, a top to work. Rookie Ted Hendry signed an AL contract before AP Starts Writer Because of some poor advice, they are in the middle of a salary of just over (40,000 last year. And they didn't even the dispute began and will honor his agreement. Veteran five-year collective bargaining agreement which includes have to buy tickets to the games, either. NL ump Paul Pryor reached terms on a two-year deal at Baseball's bigwigs have drawn the economic line it such goodies ss "job security," a tidbit the bosses tossed Now, at last, the umpires have decided to stand up and the end of last week, hi a prepared statement urging his Uit, and the poor souls who happened to wind up on tie their way in the last negotiations. fight for more than they've been getting. But baseball, fellow umps to follow him so that the season might not be wrong side of it are the umpires Do you know what their job security clause reads? It fully aware that it must begin wrestling Marvin Miller in disrupted, Pryor concluded by saying "Let's play ball!" a Tired of paying large-aized player salaries, the result of says that after the league president fires an ump, Uie ump the neit few months when negotiations with the players That's the problem. The umps have been playing ball tootracU that they inflicted upon themselves with tome can appeal his dismissal to the league's highest authority begin, has taken a tough line. for too long. So when the season starts this week, they most old faahloned, hard-headed, rather dumb bargaining, - the same president who just handed him the pink slip. The position of the leagues is that the current staffs are likely will be on the sidelines, playing strike instead. haaeball hat decided to take a stand Ob, not against the What could be fairer than that? entirely replacable. And they proved that last summer, Not to worry, says baseball The recalcitrants will players No, no. The players wouldn't stand still for that. Now any union that could agree to a clause like that in a yanking some guy off a soft drink truck to umpire a game simply be replaced by minor leaguers, amateurs and, most No palsies there. The target the bosses chose were the contract doesn't exactly sound like a negotiating heavy- in Toronto when the regulars walked out for one day. If likely, a soft drink truck driver or two. umpires, who have dared, at last, to ask for their share of weight. Here, it seemed, was a place where the leagues anybody you drag in off the street can be an umpire, the pie. could demonstrate some muscle. perhaps the same qualifications might be applied to league It's fine with the men who run the sport that there are Umpires csn be found someplace above presidents. benchwarmers with f 100,000 contracts earning more than groundskeepers in baseball's feudal society. They are the Throughout this debate, Lee MacPhail and Chub twice the salary of the highest paid umpire. serfs of the game, working or traveling non-stop, day after Feeney have been rigid, a posture the owners must love. Benchwarmers are, after all, players and In The New day for the sii-month season. Families are forgotten. All Fit them for powdered wigs and you'd think it was Marie Baseball, you just don't mess with the players. Fooling that matters is the game. Antoinette and Louis XIV running the American and Na- with them is like tugging on Superman's cape. It is ill- tional Leagues. Sports And their reward for that loyalty is a salary scale that advised and It gets you nothing but trouble. Umpires, on would send a fringe player's agent into a rage. In Its As a result, we face the start of the major league TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1979 11 the other hand, are another story. eternal benevolence, baseball paid its most highly re- season this week with two of the 52 regular umpires ready

•• Pittsburgh's high-priced star delivers another costly victory

Dave Parker continued his season, helping the Atlanta Indians an 8 7 triumph over Cincinnati Reds. against 10 losses in Florida. torrid spring hitting with two Braves defeat the Kansas City the Oakland A's. Kemp's second of The Reds tallied in the first home runs and a game-win- Royals 2-1. The Detroit Tigers got a the spring with two mates on a double by Ken Griffey and ning single yesterday, carry- George Hendrick's bases- home run from Steve Kemp aboard climaxed a four-run Dave Concepcion's single. De- ing the Pittsburgh Pirates to a loaded single climaxed a two- and some tight pitching to eighth inning to give the troit tied the score in the sixth 7-6 exhibition baseball victory run rally in the ninth inning as earn a 5-1 victory over the Tigers their 14th victory when Alan Trammel! doubled over the Minnesota Twins the St. Louis Cardinals de- and scored on a two-our error Parker, baseball's highest feated the Montreal Expos 2-1 )y Joe Morgan. paid player at $900,000 a year, Jerry Narron hit a one-out Ron LeFlore's first hit in 17 belted his eighth and ninth homer in the bottom of the trips to the plate ignited the homers of the spring against ninth inning, leading the New Jackson in hospital winning rally. Minnesota starter Geoff Zahn York Yankees to a 2-1 victory Two walks loaded the bases in the first and seventh in- over the Baltimore Orioles. and with Kemp at bat, LeFlore nings Butch Hobson drove in the scored on a wild pitch. The Then the big Pirate out- tie-breaking run with a sacri- with stomach virus tome run followed, giving the fielder broke a 6-6 tie in the fice fly in the eighth inning, FORT LAUDERDALE, victory to Aurelio Lopez for ninth when he tagged reliever lifting the Boston Red Sox to a Fla. (API - Slugger Reggie wo innings of relief work. Mike Marshall with his RBI 14 decisoon over the Philadel- Jackson of the New York Fred Norman, the second base hit. phia Phillies. Bill Nahorodny Yankees underwent Cincinnati pitcher, took the The game was tied three drove in five runs with a pair diagnostic tests for stomach defeat times, reaching M in the of homers to lead the Chicago problems yesterday, the eighth on an RBI single by White Sox to a 12-10 decision team said. Pittsburgh's Manny San- over the . Pony League tryouts Krane Homers guillen. Jackson, who was hospi- planned this month The loss by the Minnesota Home runs by Ed - tallied Sunday night, has "A" squad was the wcond by Kranepool, Ron Hodges and been complaining of feeling RED BANK - The Red a Twins' team Monday The Elliott Maddox paced a 17-hit rundown and tired. His Bank Parks and Recreation Minnesota "B" team was attack as the New York Mets problem was diagnosed as a Department will hold tryouts beaten 2-0 by the Houston routed the Toronto Blue Jays shjrnach viral syndrome. for the two local Pony League Astros as James Rodney Rich- 11-4. Jerry Martin's RBI sin- baseball teams on April 7,14 ard and Gary Williams com- gle in the ninth inning gave the The Club said Jackson and 21, at 3 p.m. on Memorial bined on a four-hitter Chicago Cubs a 3-2 victory would be released from Im- Fields The Pony League is BLUE JAY WAY — Toronto Blue Jay pitcher Mark Lemongello, left, former Nieki o Piers Braves over the Milwaukee Brewers. perial Point Hospital yester- open to boys ages 13 to IS. RarlUn High School star, looks on as New York Mets Manager Joe Torre grabs a day and would accompany Further information is avail- Klsewtiere. I'hil Niekro al- Toby Harrah's ninth-inning Reggie Jartioo hold of Tim Foil. Foil was hit by a pitch in the sixth inning and charged the mound. lowed three hits in seven in- sacrifice fly, his third RBI of the team north. able from the Parks and Rec- Torre was able to prevent a fight. nings in his final turnup for the the game, gave the Cleveland reation Department. Yanks cut Beattie Rosenbloom's drowning from parent roster shocks world of football By the Associated Press beaten out by rookie Mark Clear Brett, who By the Associated Press and do the grieving with the "I consider him one of the said Don Klosterman, ex- Jim Beattie. who pitched the New York has a year left on his contract with the Angels, Carroll Rosenbloom was a Rosenblooms today on Car- NFL's pioneers. Of course, my ecutive vice president and Yankees to victories in an was J-5 last season with a 4.95 eamed-run father figure to many of his roll's death," said Halas, deepest sympathies go out to general manager of the Rams, playoff contest and a World Series game last average. younger associates, but chairman of the board of the his wife, Georgia, and son, who was with Rosenbloom year, was one of several players cut from Capra, a 31-year-old right-hander, was cut George Halas, founding father Chicago Bears. "I had known Steve." when he owned the Colts. "He major league rosters as teams struggled to get as he tried to regain his job after surgery that of the National Football him since he took over the Halas was one of many — was like a father to me. Hav- down to the opening-day limit of 25 sidelined him lor most of last season. The League, remembers the de- Baltimore Colts in 1953 and fellow NFL owners, ex- ing had day to day contact The American and National leagues both Braves also sent left-hander Jamie Easterly ceased Los Angeles Rams was immediately impressed ecutives, players and civic of- with him all these years, this play their openers yesterday. and outfielder Eddie Miller to Richmond of the owner who drowned yesterday with his farsightedness and ficials — who joined in mourn- will create a terrible void in Beattie was optioned to the Yankees' Co- International League, bringing the roster to 26. for his business sense and business acumen. ing Rosenbloom, who drowned my life" lumbus farm team in the International Boston optioned pitchers Allen Ripley and farsightedness. . "He shared those while vacationing at Golden In New York, NFL Com- League John Tudor and outfielder Gary Hancock to •We all in the National strengths with us at various Beach, Fla. missioner Pete Rozelle — an Other veterans who learned they wouldn t Pawtucket of the IL. Carroll Roienbloom Football League share the loss league meetings," Halas said. "I'm deeply saddened," off-again, on-again combatant be around for the openers included reliever of Rosenbloom — issued this Ken Brett, waived by the California Angels, statement: "For 26 years in and pitcher Buzz Capra, who was trying for a Baltimore and then in Los An- comeback with the Atlanta Braves geles, Carroll Rosenbloom "I'm a little shocked. I didn't expect it," Fairbanks hears freedom's call played a major role in the said Beattie, who was told by the Yankees that growth and success of the Na- be might be recalled soon. "I don't know what BOSTON (AP) - Wayward New England jump his pact, said the National Football for comment. tional Football League, both their definition of fairly soon' is. I don't know Patriots Coach Chuck Fairbanks, who tried to League team will have a new coach within two Sullivan called Rosenbloom a close friend. through the performance of what determines when I come back." quit prior to the weeks. Sullivan said he had no doubt that Fair- the teams he produced and Beattie was 6-1 in the 1978 regular season playoffs, is free to head west to take the head "This period has been one of uncertain- banks was lost to the Patriots the day after the through his active partici- but beat Kansas City in a playoff game and coaching job at the University of Colorado, ty...headaches and heartaches," Sullivan said, Pro Bowl last January when the coach sub- pation in the league's decision- won the fifth game of the Yankees series Patriots owner, William H. Sullivan, said yes- alluding to the 3 ^i months of the Fairbanks mitted a formal resignation. making process." against Los Angeles, pitching his first com- terday. controversy "I hadn't accepted that resignaion until In 1975, Rozelle fined Ro- plete major league game. Colorado will pay an undisclosed portion ol "I'm relieved. J don't want to say that we today," said Sullivan, who added that Fair- senbloom when he criticized He was muscled out of the pitching corps the remaining four years on Fairbanks' nave won. Let's just say that our position was banks had not been paid by the Patriots since officials. Rosenbloom was this spring by the Yankees' signing of veteran tl50,000-per-season Patriot contract as part of justified," Sullivan said Jan. 29. never one to pale when he free agents Tommy John and Luis Tiant and the settlement of the dispute over the coach, - "We have stood up for the sanctity of a The long-running tug-of-war eventually in- thought his toes were being the acquisition of Paul Mlrabella from Texas. said Sullivan. contract. If we hadn't, we would have set a volveed 15 lawyers and thousands of dollars in stepped on. Yankees President Al Rosen said it was The settlement, called "amicable" by both pattern for players and coaches." legal fees. But Sullivan said it was worth it. j In 1970, he found himself at better for Beattie to be pitching every fifth day sides, came after five weeks of secret medi- Sullivan said he agreed not to disclose how The Patriots owner added he harbored no odds with Don Shula. Shula, with Columbus rather than sitting with the ation initiated by Carroll Rosenbloom, owner much Colorado is paying to extricate Fair- ill will toward Fairbanks. coach of the Colts under Ro- Yankees of the Los Angeles Rams, said Sullivan. The banks from his Patriots contract, but when the "He did a great job for the Patriots," said senbloom, went to the Miami The Yanks also sent rookie pitcher Ron agreement was disclosed shortly after Rosen- call from the university came yesterday, Sul- Sullivan. "He gave his total self. That's why Dolphins, and Rosenbloom ac- Davis and outfielder Tommy Cruz to Colum- bloom's accidental death by drowning in Cali- livan said the Patriots accepted it immediate- the shock was so great." cused Miami of tampering. bus, trimming the roster to 25 fornia. ly- In Boulder, Colorado, where spring football "He certainly was in- Brett, a major leaguer for 11 years, was Sullivan, who had refused to let Fairbanks Fairbanks was not immediately available practice was five days away, acting head foot- strumental in my career," ball coach Doug Dickey said: Shula said. "He gave me an "We're certainly all happy that it's worked opportunity to become a coach out that Chuck can come to this program and I at age 33. Although we had our get to work. We know all the coaches and the Chuck Fairbanks differences later on ... they players are delighted." were patched up. I can now Cosmos week of rest a blessing The Athletic Department issued a brief reflect on the good things, and official statement saying: "The New England Arbitrator $eU there were many?' EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - A week week at home before they play Sunday at "We were dragging and he gave us Patriots football club and the University of Mike Curtis, a former Colt of rest awaits the travel-weary Cosmos Washington. They will be training all week quite a lift when they were playing danger- Colorado announce that they have reached Homer'* fate linebacker now with the Wash- after opening defense of their North Amer- at Giants Stadium — a welcome relief for ously in our end," Firmani said. amicable resolution of their differences con- ATLANTA (AP) - Bob ington Redskins, also con- ican Soccer League season in winning fash- the travel-weary players. The victory over the Sockers was most cerning the employent of Charles Fair- Homer's permanent major sidered Rosenbloom a father banks...As a result Fairbanks will be free to ion. "We got want we wanted, a victory," gratifying for the Cosmos. San Diego is league address for the 1979. image. "He was concerned take the position of head football coach at the "I can't remember the last time we Firmani said. rated as one of the better .teams in the baseball season will be de- about everything we did from league and were keyed up for the game. university." were home for a week," Coach Eddie "For the amount of time we've been termined by an arbitrator. But the football aspect obviously Every game the Cosmos play on the road is Firmani noted. "It's been a very hard traveling, I think we played a very good Fairbanks' exit, troubled by legal hassles the young slugger says he'll be and preparing us for when we time for the boys." game. We got a lot of long-distance work the biggest game of the year for the op- between the coach, the school and the Patriots, got out of football," Curtis position. ready to take up residence Seninho's goal In the second overtime out of some players who are hurting. When was described as "amicable," by Patriots' around third base when the said. period gave the Cosmos a hard-fought 2-1 Francisco Marinho came into the game, I The victory also was gratifying for Vice President Chuck Sullivan. Atlanta Braves open the regu- Mayor Tom Bradley of Los victory Saturday night in San Diego. After think he gave us a big boost," he added. Seninho and oft-injured forward Dennis "Fairbanks will be free to undertake the lar season Friday. Angeles said: "I am shocked seven weeks of training, nine preseason Marinho, one of' the Cosmos new Tueart. Seninho primarily was known as a coaching position with the university im- The 21-year-old Horner, to hear about the sudden death games and a host of injuries, dissension players signed without Flrmani's blessing, playmaker in Portugal and Tueart missed mediately," Sullivan said. last year's National League of Carroll Rosenbloom. He most of the preseason with a sore Achilles began to creep onto the team. perked up the offense with six shots on Sullivan refused to discuss the details of the Rookie of the Year, has been was a sportsman with tremen- heel. The Cosmos now have a much-needed goal in 23 minutes. settlement, but be said that the court cases locked in a contract dispute dous energy and an en- thusiastic competitor. concerning the dispute had become moot. with the Braves. 12 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY. N.J. TUESDAY, APRIL 3.1979 Nets: Not exactly Hickey, Espo artistic success

lift P1SCATAWAY IAP) - Alter over two stacles the team has lac«d ..... years of bouncing around the country as the The S8-year-old coach has run afoul of the NEW YORK (API - Pat Hickey scored two goals for the forlorn stepchild of the National NBA law this season, accumulating 44 techni- second game in a row and Phil Esposilo added a deciding Association, the New Jersey Nets have proven cal fouls to break the record of 4J be set last power-play tally al 8 23 of the third period last night, powering they belong. year the New York Rangers to a 5-4 victory Although they will go into the NBA playoffs King, an especially gifted forward, ran into overthe Los Angeles Kings with a .500 record at best — providing they win serious problems with the real law. The Rangers, who had won just one of their previous eight their remaining five games — Neb Coach The 22-year-old went into a shell after his games, got off to the shakiest of starts Kevin Loughery calls this season a smashing Dec. 18,1978 arrest when he was charged with Though l

NEW YORK (AP) - Nancy Lieberman has never regretted Chris Evert collected another HOO.000 for a weekend of after the 1980 Olympics in Moscow, but they won t come the times she sneaked out of the house and went down to the tennis Sunday while Nancy Lopez, on a rival TV screen, missed ^cheaply playground to rough it up with the boys. in a bid for her third straight women's golf crown, losing in a "Olympic exposure should enhance our value," l.irbmnan "I never played against girls until I got in high school," rare five-woman playoff in a 1150.000 tournament said I don t think $21,000 would get either of us " says the 5foot-10 All America point-guard, honored last night Each year women's sports have made greater strides, " Nancy said Title IX. the law dictating equal athletic as the best woman player in college basketball Nancy said. "More doors are being opened to women athletes privileges for women in colleges, had done much to raise the in every field. They are making more money and generating status of women s sports but Uie greatest credit goes to more excitement dowager tennis queen Billie Jean King "Women's basketball is the quickest growing of all team Hi I In- Jean was out front all the way." she said "Before sports, ll is 100 times bigger than it was five years ago At people knew about Title IX, she was screaming for equal prize Norfolk, we often play to sell-out crowds." money She made herself heard." WILL This spectator appeal has not yet spilled over to the Nancy gravitated naturally to sports At age 10, instead of incipient pro game In the Women's Basketball league Salaries jumping rope and playing hopscotch, she was'breaking into,the in the 10-team league are said to range from $2,800 to $7,500 on boys fiHitli.il I basketball and baseball games on the playground GRIMSLEY some teams. Karen Logan of the New Jersey Gems is the near her home in Far Hockaway. Queens highest paid at a reported $21,000 Salaries in the men's "1 got a lot of bumps and bruises - and a lot of ribbing at National Basketball Association average more than $125,000 first," she recalled "Sometimes 1 would stay on the concrete with big name players drawing down $500,000 to $800,000 court fur 12 hours a day I wasn't as big as the guys and couldn't Nancy and Carol both are looking to professional careers jump as high, so 1 had to work twice as hard

"My parents hated it when they found out 1 was the one jumping up and putting finger marks all over the ceiling. The guys all resented me at first and my girl friends were envious. OPEN 7:30 A.M. DAILY FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE You have to take a lot of abuse but it was worth It." Now, Nancy says, boys who used to yell "Tomboy, why don't you play someplace else"1" greet her with a friendly, "Hello, Nancy — gee, we caught you on the tube You're great." READY! SET! A statuesque redhead, Miss Lieberman is the 1979 winner of the Wade trophy, symbolizing No. 1 in the women's collegiate sport A 20-year-old junior, she led the Did Dominion team of Norfolk, Va., to a 351 record and the national championship. GO! Her contributions included a 17.4-point scoring average, 254 assists, 144 steals and 276 rebounds She was a combination of Urry Bird and Earvin "Magic" Increase The Traction Of Your RV AP Photo Johnson, so talented that Uncle Sam will build his 1980 Olympic THEN AND NOW — Nancy Lieberman, right, recipient team around her and Carol Blazejowski of Mnntclair State. With A Set Of New Goodyear Tires! of the Wade Trophy as top female basketball plaver in Carol won the award last year Plus lrj»« Ask for the Tracker LT. OUR FIT ind the country, poses with Carol Blazejowski, the 1978 win- Nancy is not discouraged over the slow public acceptance of Sill I I)Pi Rin|* PRICE old lira ner of the award. Lieberman paced Old Dominion with a women's basketball while the fen»al»,gendcr is thriving in 78-Series and wide 17.4 average, 254 assists and 144 steals. individual sports, such as tennis and golfS. tread sizes to fit va'ns, E78-UTL C $42 52 70 campers, pickups, light G7J-I5 TL C iIH Pate. lM.ll,tai, 2 IM DC. unit against the New Yorkers. Going into the game, the Shar Dale lYanoti) Bla Spender (BevosUr.) fiavitiSal*railnierdonatoi '*°»wi» Tailoru(Kuebler); . is lot US at) Pleasant Waverlv (Talooe Jr ( Mr Clover Song (Tele) Isles stood at 17-0-3 lifetime.' Ftowef DonuHKtHvl S« HalMinbar (BowdenJr ) 4.401W TwoOwn(McGovern) Dr««el Chief (Biccuml TrHe

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ONE REGISTER PLAZA • SHREWSBURY, N.J. 14 The Dhly Restate1 SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY, APRIL 3.1979 Residents battling builder The builder has laid he By STEVEN L. LUBETKIN Vino on the inspection tour of home of John Zummo, told would remove the car body, EATONTOWN - Resi 22 of the homes, most of which their own "horror" stories Mr. Daniele Mid. denti of the Running Brook sold for between $63,000 and about conditions in their development off Grant Avenue $00,000, according to resi- homes. Philip Mugavero, SI Jeryl — fed up over what they claim dents. Mr. Zummo, who lives at 54 St., said the builder took two months to repair a leaky oil has been months of excuses "The complaints cm be Emma Place, pointed to a •nd postponements — yester- gaping hole in his living room tank during which time an fixed and the builder has as- estimated 100 gallon* ol »«' tay showed their complaints sured the state inspector that ceiling o a state inspector "Do you fed safe sitting oil seeped into the foundation they will be fixed," Mrs of his borne. The residents, whose com- Mr Mugavero showed his laints range from dangerous front hall, which tlope» diitie- instruction to improper lively downward. drainage, to a car burled in the 7 want to know backyard, then held a stormy •When they brouiht my evening meeting at which refrigerator in, I swear to borough officials vowed that why nothing was God, they had to pit a board the builders would porrect the under it to keep it from toppl- deficiencies. 9 ing over," he added. Residents have been fight- Two floods in toe foyer and ing a running battle to get de- done since June basement caused walls to veloper Meyer Gold to fix de- buckle and fostered the growth of moss, Mr. Mugavero said fects in the homes which have Wolcott said. under that?" he asked Mrs prevented them from getting The builder's represent- Wolcofl. Al Mauo. 35 Jeryl St., said permanent certificates of oc- ative, who refused to be identi- The beam had broken, and smoke from his oil burner had cupancy, according to Peter fied, but who residents later the stress was causing the been seeping into the house for A. Macaluso Jr., IV Jeryl St., a said was Bernard Schanier, whole house to sag outward, the past 1* years. spokesman for the residents. said the complaints would be he said The builders and local code inspectors gave him different IS RUNNING BROOK RUNNING DOWN? — Residents defective work Includes short beams, Improperly sup- Residents first complained taken care of. "My house looks preg- about the situation in June of "I would like to help them nant," said his wife Pat. "The reasons for the smoke, he say it Is, and have mounted a campaign to pressure ported beams, drainage and warping of floors. A state added developers Meyer Gold and Mark Haber into making inspector toured the development yesterday and last year, Mr. Macaluso said. out," Mr Schanier said. "We outside walls are bellowing Eatowntown Mayor J. Joseph Frankel told residents last Mayor J. Joseph Frankel at have a manager out here, and out." Water drains Into the structural repairs on the homes, which are located on house's garage when it rains, and around grant Avenue in Eatontown. The residents night that all the repairs would be completed within 45 that time directed the I will see that he lakes care of In the cellar, Mrs Zummo working days. borough's building inspector to pointed to a warped support Mr. Maxzosaid. have been living in the houses on temporary certificates "I want to know why noth- of occupanc v for as long as v/i vears. Some of the alleged collect lists of problems from Mr. DeVino said the prob- beam that, contrary to build- the residents, Mr. Macaluso lems in the houses could be ing code requirements, did not ing was done since June," he added. corrected, and added, "It run the length of the cellar. added "Nothing was completed seems like the developer is Other beams in the cellar Mayor Frankel said that be on any list in this develop- being cooperative." showed signs of cracking, and was unaware of the situation, ment,:'he asserted. Mr. Macaluso produced electrical wires could be aeen because no residents bad com- Residents told to hold fire plained since the June meet- During the inspection tour correspondence relating to a disappearing into heating ing. SEA BRIGHT - Several some action. If the objections assistance board. police department, and final yesterday morning by Ralph drainage problem In hisducts, another code violation Mr. Macaluso said resi- residents appeared at last continued, Mr. Foreman said, The ordinance had to be contracts are now in the hands A. DeVjno of the Bureau of backyard, which indicated Another resident, who dents had not pursued the night's Borough Council meet- the only alternative would be adopted to conform with a new of attorneys for the borough Construction Code Enforce- that the developer would cor- asked not to be identified, said complaints because they felt ing already primed to protest to ban parking altogether on state law. and the police. ment, Mr. Macaluso pointed rec tthe problem by April of he had to move out of state they weren't getting any- a new ordinance that will limit one side of each street. Councilman Leroy Gibson, out a beam in his cellar into last year. May 1 to accept a promotion, where. the width of vehicles that may The council adopted anoth- chairman of the police com- which a hole had been cut, The work has not yet been but would not be allowed by Mrs Wolcott promised the be parked on the borough's er ordinance, "reluctantly," mittee, reported that contract Council OK's allowing a heating duct to pass completed, Mr. Macaluso his bank to sell the house residents that the builder side streets after 6 p.m. members said, that will estab- negotiations have been com- through. said. without a permanent would complete all the repairs lish a new three-member local pleted satisfactorily with the money for A floor in the Macalusos' Mayor Frankel said last certificate of occupancy. They were told to hold their within the 45-day period. fire, however, and make their living room is warping and night that the developers had Ray Daniele, 15 Jeryl St., We will see to it that it is statements instead during the buckling because plywood un- promised to deal with all the charged that the remains of a done, and if something has to public hearing on the or- derneath was not nailed down residents' complaints within car were buried in his Policeman shot improvement be paid out of borough funds, it dinance, slated for May 7. UTTLE SILVER - The properly, he added. 45 working days. backyard. M f/l-f-1 tff f IWI V OIlAJl LITTLE SILVER - The will be done," she vowed. "If The ordinance, designed to Borough Council last night ap- The developer has re- "As long as I'm involved, "I only uncovered it after I the problems aren't solved in keep a sufficiently wide lane proved more than $140,000 peatedly broken appointments you can be sure I'm going to pulled up some of the under- 45 days, the builders of Run- open for emergency vehicles, worth of capital improve- to fix the defects, Mr. push to get these things fix- brush," he said. "It might ning Brook are going to wish would limit the width of vehi- in break-in ments to the local roads, rec- Macaluso asserted ed, "the mayor said. have been there before the they had been, I promise you cles to six feet, seven inches, OLD BRIDGE - A town- before fleeing on foot, police reation fields and public prop- Councilwoman Nancy S. Residents at the imbuilde- r bou ght the land, but he that." including mirrors or other pro- ship policeman was shot at said. erty and other projects. Wolcott accompanied Mr. De- promptu meeting, held at the didn't remove it." trusions. Most borough streets early yesterday morning, The officer, who was not hit By unanimous votes, the are 21 feet wide while thwarting a break-in at by the gunshot, fired two shots council approved five separate Before he stomped out of the rear of the Sun-Ray Drug at the suspect and then chased ordinances for the projects, the meeting, one resident de- Store in the Sayrewood Shop- him into a nearby field, where with almost all of the costs to clared angrily that the town ping Center, Route 9 and he fired two more shots at the be paid by bond issues. would have to open up public Ernston Road, police report. fleeing man, police said. The The largest project is an Keystone Savhig6 parking lots somewhere if the Patrolman David Kanig man fled on foot through the 180,000 one for improvements council approved the or- was on routine patrol at 5:10 field and into some nearby to Silverside Avenue, between dinance. a.m. when he spotted a six- woods, but a search of the area Bernard Terrace and Seven But Council President John foot tall, black male attempt- failed to locate the man, ac- Bridges Road. The next larg- S. Foreman said the council ing to break into the drug cording to police. He was not est is a $24,100 project or- and the police were both fed up store, according to police. The thought to be injured, police dinance to pay for the the con- with the constant complaints officer got out of his patrol said. struction of a salt shed for the they have been receiving car, and attempted to ap- Police said that no gun has road department, the about the parking situation prehend the man, who fired been recovered In the in- purchase of a lawn mower and to^Peopk and said it was time to take one shot at Patrolman Kanig vestigation of the incident. other projects. Make a Date banking... MARCH 28-APRIL 3 Rummage Sale, Old First Church, 69 Kings Highway, Personnel Growth Workshops forming dealing with Middletown, 9:30 to 3:30. Very good used clothing, White Changing Lifestyles, Effecting Better Communications. Elephants, books, toys & some furniture. Donations may Dealing with stress and conflicts. For further information be brought to the church, Friday, April 6. call 787-7031 Garage Sale, Apr. 7, Sat., 10-2, Bingham Hall, Bingham APRIL 2-22 Ave., Rumson, sponsored by Rumson Womens' Club. The Middletown Jaycee-ettes are again sponsoring their annual Beautiful Baby Contest, to start April 2. Those APRIL 7,8,14,15,21 wishing to enter their children, up to age 4, should send "Fiddler on the Roof," Apr. 7, 8, 14th, 15th & 21st, child's photo to Mrs. Kathy O'Connell, 10 Ravatt Drive, evenings. Matinee April 22 performed by Beth Ahm Com- Port MonmouU), N.J. Call 787-7521 for further contest info. munity Players, 550 Lloyd Rd., Aberdeen. For information call 5664062. APRIL 3 APRIL 8 Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644, The Concert Series of the United Methodist Church, 247 Cocktail Dance al The Hideaway, 2 Feary PI., Morgan Broad St., Red Bank presents the adult choir 4 choral 8:30 PM ensemble of the church performing Beethoven's "The Mount of Olives" ti Dohnanyi's "Stabat Mater", 4 p.m. St Mark's Church, Keansburg, sponsoring Easter Freewill offering. Chinese Auction, held at Buck Smith's Restaurant, East Keansburg, 7:30 P.M. Highlighted will be a 3' tall Choco- VFW 2179 Flea Market, Sun. Apr. 8, 9 A.M. to 5 P.m. late Bunny weighing almost 27 lbs. In addition many ' Hwy. 36 (East), Port Monmouth (next to A&P). $8.00 for other holiday items will be given away, such as, hams, indoor space, $5.00 for outdoor space. Call 741-4264 or food baskets, stuffed animals, much, much more. For 787-0999. further information and tickets contact 787-4658. APRIL 9 APRIL 4 Chinese Auction, Fire House No. 2, Oceanport Ave., 7:30 P.M. $1.50 admission, sponsored by West Long Branch Bayview P T.A. will hold a Fathers Night in the all Ladies Auxiliary No. 2. purpose room of the school at 8 P.M. In honor of Fathers Night. Mrs Frances Fronapfel, the physical education APRIL 10 teacher, will have a Gymnastics program. Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644, Gen- eral Meeting It Dance, Don Quixote, Rt. 34, Matawan, 8 APRIL 4*1 P.M. Oceanport United Methodist Church Rummage & Bake APRIL 9 & 11 Sale. 50 Main St., Oceanport, Wed. Apr. 4, from 7 to 9 P.M. Open House for the Community YMCA GYM JAMS, the and Thurs . r 5,9 A.M. to Noon. state certified pre-school program, Cross Of Glory Luther- an Church, Matawan. Parents & children invited to ob- APRIL 4,11,18, 25 serve classes and meet teachers from 10 A.M. to2 P.M. The bill paying service that saves time, saves money! The Transcendental Meditation Program, offers free introductory presentations with a color film every Wed., 8 APRIL 14 Remember the last time you paid your bills? You pulled out the checkbook, the envelopes and postage p m Location: 326 Broad St., Red Bank. Call 747-7035. Children's Easter Party, sponsored by the Latin Crusaders Drum and Bugle Corp., at Belford Engine Fire stamps. Then, you spent considerable time writing and recording the checks, addressing the envelopes APRIL 5 Company, Main St., Belford, 11 a.m. to 3pm Also a Magic and licking the stamps. Of course, you still weren't finished. Someone had to drop the bills in the mailbox The Hospital Professionals & Allied Employees - Mon- Show, introducing Mysto, The Magician. Admission $1 per or post office. So much for the old way. < mouth Medical Center, presents Marvin Fish, J.D., Medi- person. Refreshments available. For information, 495-1776. Now you can eliminate that routine with Money-Phone, a " People to People" banking service that cal Lawyer Topic: "Liabilities Of The Bedside Nurse " at APRIL 10,21 Monmouth Civic Auditorium, 8 P.M. Admission free. helps you pay all your bills by phone. It's really very simple. You merely dial a toll free number and tell the Gilbert & Sullivan's Operetta, "The Mikado" with Money-Phone teller what bills to pay and how much. You're in complete control. In addition, you earn guest conductor, W. Gordon Pagdin; presented by the QUEST - Gala Second Anniversary Party. Live music, Monmouth Civic Chorus. Director, Allan Wallace, music 514% interest a year compounded daily on your deposits*Then, each month you receive a descriptive hors d'oeuvres Single, divorced and widowed adults in- director, William R. Shoppell. Jr. at the Monmouth Arts statement showing all transactions, interest earned and service charges which are just 10* per bill paid. vited to join the merriment. Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Center, 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank. Fri., Sat., Apr. 20,21, Front St., Lincrof t. 8 p.m. Donations: $4.00 That's less than the cost of the postage stamp alone. For complete information stop in or call 775-3131 8.15 P.M. Tickets: $7.00, $6.00 4 $4.00. Discount for stu- and ask for our Money-Phone brochure because... dents and Sr Citizens. Call 842-9002 or 542-0972. APRIL 5TH Atlantic Highlands Elementary School P.T.O., annual APRIL 25 You can't afford to pay bills the old way. card party "Your Spring Bouquet". 8-11 p.m. at school. Leonardo PTA is sponsoring a Chinese Auction, Apr. 25, Door prizes and refreshments. Tickets, $2. Over 55, $1.50. 8 p.m., Buck Smith's, Keansburg. Admission $2.50. Limited ticket sales. Call 291-3591,291-2199. APRIL! APRIL 28 Rummage Sale, First Reformed Church, 650 Broad- TAIL GATE FLEA MARKET SALE at St. Leo's way, Long Branch, Fn . April 6, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Shopping Church, Lincroft, on Newman Springs Road, 9-4 p.m. Bring bag full after 12 noon. $1.00 your antiques, uniques to sell. Space $6. No rain date. Call 747-5805 or 542-0457 APRIL 7 MAY 3 Little Silver PTO presents The Princeton Ballet Com- Keystone Savings Trip to Paper Mill Playhouse to see "Sound Of Music", pany in a Children's program. Ballet Adventures on Sat. sponsored by Bayshore Recreation Center Womens' Soft- April 7 at Red Bank Regional High School. 2 p.m. Tickets ball team, May 3, leaving 7 P.M., from Foodtown, Port NEPTUNE • ASDURY PARK- MANALAPAN at door Monmouth. $11.00 per person. •PROVIDING 125 REMAINS ON DEPOSIT A< THE END OF THE MONTH. T do you know these people ?

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NEWT YORK (AP) EIP*M in 7 MI i;w im+ HIM IW M The GAO report, released this aflptecember, wrttwm prtCM Mr Mm* r«rt EmrtEli.44 11 n? a 3**- '4 HatvOil 1411 143 IS* 1** assistant secretary, in a speech to newspaper food Stock t EftflMC 1.40 I IH 17* 1W N.vion 11011 kl *l* « editors a while back recommended that the USDA nil adopt the Emrch 1*11 Ul It »* 1Mb- * Raynln IM * 144 »H 171* changes and that the department collect addi- • 4* LM Ctow Chg Etrnrh 1.14 7 U M* M* 2**- * RayMtl IH t IK )l* MH She was wrong WORTH ACF |.M 7 U aw » a* + * EUivl I.M * M14* 14* HH- * RIMAICI M I i it* li* tional data Like the CFA study, this too has been IM 19* HH |fW AMP CM I** M* I4W« i* RoMnt 40 • 4*1 9* 9* 9W— 1 When government regulation is involved, noth- ' ui 10* HW mt— H hotly criticized as being one-sided. In a letter to AM ln« Mf 174 EiCatoi.w 7 n Rotk«l 1.40 7 Ul uM* M'~ M* + \ ing is simple. This always has been true — but it Ekion IH t IM* HH v**** »* Rohrlnd S Ul If H* U*- ', IH AtA I. U) H* li*- * .iiiiiiini nil" i" < " " Elmer B. Staats, head of GAO, R E. Rominger, AMtL* 1 11 iff Bl i B* FMC 1 40 4 til fi Rortr .7411 Ul 1** tl* U* + ' is particularly so now that public opinion has FairCm JQ10I4M director of California's Food and Agriculture De- AMMLII.n J M 44* 44* «*— * RC COI 1.04 79 47 11* 11* 11** swung from enthusiastic endorsement of regu- AlTP>« Mil Ml »H If* Fairlnd 1 * 99 17* IT - HowlD4t5a 7 m 41* *7* M* partment, claims much of the report is simply a Akuna MI i? IIH l»*i SSffi.'a'S »£ .S .52-2 *••*••» i HI n* »* 5*^ latory actions toward an almost indiscriminate AkMA I 1 l» »* U* i restatement of the industry position He says his AIML4 IM • U !•<-. 17* fidNM 1 • 4 M 15* IS* 1SH + * cCu i 10 i IH lid 11* 11* suspicion that all regulations are pointless and must be accurate, within very small defined min uv« uu MM. 1 1 ilVt 17% ifM— % office was not told of the study, never even wasteful. limits, when the customer buys it — not just when 1 I TO 15% »* KW- H received a copy, and that extensive economic IN S Hi iivt 11 )IH- to 110 I J» » DM IIV it leaves the factory, as is the case now. The AllltCh m l tU BH »* »H + <* For a full year and a half, the USDA has been data given by both the slates and industry during AkM IJ| | M4 (Ml i» UW- * in a battle to correct flawed federal rules which USDA also suggested that the liquid which drains Am*i mi] M MUi u )Kt--ih the public hearings were ignored. AH«M IM kl NH M H%- * allow meat and poultry to weigh less when con- from the food and sits in the tray may not be Under pressure of such controversy. USDA AmAtr m i s« tm nit it sumers buy them than the package labels claim included as part of the net weight on the label AkWntft 4 M F IM UVu WS U t M has retreated to do still another study. It has AMctt 1 M 7 11J MM MM MM— W they do. Many states have had similar rules for years, AmCiM IK t U ]IS 17'* ITU,- 4b but in 1977 the Supreme Court ruled that federal directed its own Economics Statistics and Coop- ACv«n l.M I m }Hi UM UM- M You almost surely believe that when you go to erative Service (ESCS) to look once again at the AEIPw Mil* M 11** Hi 11H- M the supermarket to buy a single pound package of laws, no matter how confusing, pre-empt state AF«imi M « n us 11*. us matter 14011 ISM MH MM MW- H IT 1 JJill 1Mu*4* 44H M* + H drumsticks or hamburger, and the label says one and local regulations. The ruling made it im- Mi« Ui 14ft U* 144H- W It's hard to imagine ESCS coming up with Shrwln nan n* li*- w pound, you are getting 16 ounces. Not necessarily possible for state weights and measures inspec- AlflMMrt 7 IIM f* |lk f — Ui GnCatol«11011 10) 17* 17* 17*— MSignal .00 4 1J7 U« 24* U* + W anything new The evaluation is due by June Only AN«R 170 J lit 40H US >t*- H GnDvni1W_ Ml n* 11H II — « SimpP«IS41i 1U It* 11* HW '-. so. You may be paying for 13 ounces of chicken or tors to protect consumers against short-weight- AM*M )H » tT 44S 44% 44S+ Vfc O«nEI l.M * 1*14 47* «*'* 4)'. v.binotr JO 4 Mi 11* 114 13*— * ing Thus, USDA moved to remedy the problem three people have been assigned to do it, one ATT 5 lifM ti* 41 41Vh+ U. GnFdl l.M) 7 1|* 31W JJH HH t * ShvltiM -41 I 41 tO* 10* 10* beef and three ounces of expensive, flavored 1 1 working only part-time And the chief economist AMPInc 7*11 «1 »JV, BM Utv-H Gntml 4010 til J* * |SH M .-. - '< Smtltln 1*417 401 9SW Wit 94*—* water by suggesting more specific federal rules at least AfftMN 10 m M li>* 1»fc— H GflMlllti It t 441 14* 14"] 14* WSonvCP lOttS 101 •* OH IH- U. in charge of the study. Charles Handy, told my AKhrHt.M 1 141 M*. MM MM« M GMOI M 1 IH 14* it* »>i SCrEG IH 7 IM 17 14* 14*. This practice is called short-weighting Vague- as good as various state rules ArchrD Mb 10 ft tTM U »*- M GTE 1.40 MW NW M aw + * SoCalE 141 7 1945 24* tSH 11*- * associate. Brooke Shearer, that "we're having Aril I IN t m )0H »M »%— M GTIrt l.M I HO 14* IV* 14*4 H SoulhCo l.M * 1»7 11* 11* 11H— * ly worded federal regulations permit it, and if Lengthy hearings were held on the USDA Armco IM I 11* n* lift im- u trouble getting the data we need fast enough." G«nMco _» SoNRatt.U 7 107 NW 17* they aren't corrected soon, worried state officials proposals, with testimony presented by groups AnmtCk I 7 m VH » 10 - M v 41H 41% 49*— H SouRy INI 141 11% SIM fear they'll end up costing shoppers, wholesalers favoring and groups opposing them. AMOII 1 1 1 1010 4M 41U. 4Mb- '/, GlbrFn *0 4 141 13% 11%11*- * Sprryft 1.32 • 793 49% 4t% 4fM— ft be available for public lyour) comment AidDG 111 7 M 17%, I7H 17**. M GllkttU 1 U I t29 14% MM SouarD 1.50 9 17} 24% 14% Mft and retailers as much as f I billion a year. The department also commissioned the Con- AtlRkhlfS » 171 »1M MM tiM. After all these extended proceedings and volu- Gdrtch 1.44 5 1*7 lift 19% lift* '-i SQUIM) 1.0111 711 M% 33% MM— % But in this current anti-regulatory climate, sumer Federation of America to study the impact Aii*icp _ no ti« IIM I:H— M Goedvr 1 30 5 447 1t% MM 14H SIBrnd l.M 9 11* MM 23M 14M+ Vi minous records, will USDA officials then find it AvcoCpiM 1 HI BM BM B%- M Gould l.M 7 453 It /, i;%,+ u •«MH«w HI H U% HaritMk Mil 4 IIM 11% lt%_ % Tandy I 377 Mft 14% MM— % i«ndlB l.M * UO *— * HarHZd 40 S 44 11% IIM IIM- U Tandvcft 11 254 27% 17% I7%— Vi Htrcuttl 1 9 til 20% » 20W- >\ tofC S U BM BU B*- '. 1 Tthlrnx M14 305 M SIM SIM— % -. 1*- % Hflublln1.il 10 171 MM M% B ^ Tafedn 9 971 t 143 121% 120% 121%- % B»*lPd 14 0 103 »* 2SH »*- * HtwMf'k Mtt 111 t]M 92W 91ft— ft Talprmt 11 449 M 15% M B«th»1 1.40 1 010 14 U* UH-- * HolltUy t* • 7*4 MM It MM— M Talta 11 149 5ft 5M ift+ % BlackDr Mil IN Ji*- 20* 11H- H HollyS _ M 17 11% 1t%- % Tannco 1» 7 990 UM 31% BM+ % Profit improvement for Sears BtckHR1M_ » 21ta »H 11^4 W Homtlk 1.104 12 Ml M% fife 31ft—tft Ta«afo t 454 11% 10ft 1tV1j+ W Honwll IK I IN |! t*M tt'1-1 •4* U* M* INACp 1 5 lit 45M 44% 45 Teitglf 1.2011 II 25 14% 14M— ft lh*re. 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The recent popularity organization plan has been set BucvCr M HIM 10* » 10 • * IctoalB 1 « t 110 24 13M 31%— % Thrifty .4012 50 11% IS ISM- % ul ihi' six monlh certificates will surely rise whereas short- BurthH h 7 171 11'* »* 11*4 * impicp n 4 n JO'I »% 20ft— v» in place Because of Sears Tlgtrlnt .00 7 3*1 24% 13ft 14%— % term interest rates will in- Burundi 40 7 til 10* 10 H* INCO 4014 433 10 lift Ifft— H TimisMtM 7 ISO »M 29*. 30 — % paying aboul 10 percent makes massive size, the full effects BurlNo 1 00 J SO4 U 44* 44* ln»co .14 20 129 17ft 17% 17%—%Timkn 3 7 1*7 Mft 55% M — % INVESTING evitably fluctuate in both Burrod 111 4*1 *9H 40* *9*— 1* IngarR 3 it 7 71 50% 49 49 —1fTWt C 4 241 1t% 15ft tt%+ % us wonder if we shouldn't of the program will not filter CIS 1*0 4 W 44 43* 4)*- * InlndSUMQ* 5 37)40% 39H 3f%— H Tranim 1 t 420 17ft 17% (7M^ smU'h lu these. We are in- directions Hold Spars for CIT 1 40 I XU U* M*. M*.- H 1.2013 103 21% W DH+ % * micol.2410 Ml 27% M% 27M+ down to profits for a year or CK II M It* II* II*— * IBM 11 7* IS 9*0 US* 311") 114*—I* Tr# l.M 4 )41 37* kft 17 — * I'wniujl retuvery Irrtsicd in income not growth. Hiiiinn li utii Ml' CtmSo 17* 9 IH »*b IIW H*— * IntFUv Ul) 41* 11H )1H a*— ' ~rrlCon194*_ 90 17* 17* 17*+ * two CarPw 1.94 *itl4 »* » MIA— * (nlHarvlKS U0 19 MW M*- > Trko .14 tO 15 10* 10* 10* (i.M. Florida Q- I HIIIIIII like to bruin lo CarrCs i 7 til is* »* u** * IniMIn 1 7 111 44* 43W 43*- " TCFoil40a i Tt M* M MW—* A— Your Sears shares are Merchandising profits for ronsohdale m> lisl ol holdings CMUCkJOb 7 HO 14*. 14* 14«i+ * inlPapr 2 M 9 715 41* 45W 41*— 1 UAL I 3 690 U'M 15* M — W CMrpT 1 10 9 S7I St* SOH SI*- *, IntTT I 70 * 774 II* MW' »*+ ' UWC 1.10 7 4] 14 IS* IS*— * down over ten points from the year ended January 1979 35 cents to 52 cents By limit- ancmg these factors will take I see inilusi'il' Arr an) of CfflanH 1 4 110 44H 4SVi 41*—1* Intrwav JO 1 HI II* d17V» "' UNCRtt .40 SttM II* 17* 1|*—1* CtflSoW 1 41 7 1471 1* IS* IS*-* lOWOfj .51 * 149 44* 41W 43U-1W UVIrwJ 1 I 403 J*1 i IS* I4W+ V* your cost price and are selling were up marginally, but sys- mg markdowns and cutting time them sells currenlU" II to, CmtrDit IIS 101 N* 1/ IOWaPS1.04 7 14 11* 11* 11*- * UnCarbl.M 4 717 39 M* 19 — V. at 66 percent below the all- temwide earnings gained 9 should I add to others trom the Cfi-tMd .90 S 04 17 14% JhnMantOO 4 S3* 14* ]4W 14*- '•« UnEWc 1.44 7 307 11* 11* 11*—* back on advertising, sales You stand to lose too much I MiAlt JO I Mt 10* lOW. JortnJn 114 111 40* 41 41*-* UnOCall.40 7 174 *4* 41* 44 — * lime high set in 1973 While percent to $2.86 a share Final have suffered, while profit and gam too little by selling prucerds' I read all the com- Chmpln1.t4 4 Ml 14* UH JonLtn " 11* 13 13 -* UPacC 1.3011 343 M* SI M*- % pan\ reports hul il isn't m> CMm&p .71 7 141 9* 9U Joilflftt .14 9 11 tl* II* 11*+ '.'4 Unlroval 171410 7* 7 1V*~ V4 some of this drop reflects quarter with earnings up from margins have improved Bal- now The stock ll currently CltMM 1.40 4 SOO 11* itW JoyMlg 1 4410 M0 34* a* 34* + 1* UnBrnd tSt 5 II 9* 9W 9W lavorite kind ul reading male Chaul* IH 0 US 10* 19V. .71 9 *» 14* 14* J4**+ H USG*P» 1 5 US 19* M* 19 CMPnaT 17 n 15* 1415%* + KalirAI I t 440 M* 19* 19'*-- '. USInd .44 4 300 9* 9 9 — * rial. I would rather mil add to ChrltCn I 110 tl* 11* IIM.— * KanGE 1.90 I 14 19 II* II*— * USS1MI1.40 I 194 14W a* 11*—* in\ IHO largest holdings. K.O. Chrv>l*r 40_ 4*0 10* 10* to* * KanPLM.H 7 40 19* 19* UnTtthl.M 7 1013 17* 14* M*— W CHkrp l.M « m 11* »* »*- * Kalvlnd 1 59 7* 7* " 1.44 7 M0 19 II* 19 Florida KaufB< n 7 1*1 J* Mi. ft+ V. May waive fee for 4-H Upjofln 1.51 9 4M 40* 40* 40*- H Cltvlnv illO 4 xUl IS* 1SW. II*- * Ktllom 11010 94 USLIFE M 1 177 a* tt* tt*- * LINCROFT — The county Freehold Township. Road. However. Ross W Maghan A— You have an excellent ctsrkc i * n 19* a* a*- * Kannct .*Ott*i M0 Varlan .4045 *t II 17* 17*— * list with only one issue which CIBVEI 1.91 I M9 II* II* II . % KarrM 1 5511 39S3 VaEPw 131 7 1174 lr.dir. 11*—* Parks and Recreation Com- The commission has estab- However, last night four 4- chairman of the commission, Ct«rw .40 7 KO n* 11* tl*— l. KlmbCllH 7 09 Waclwv .74 7 19 1* 15* 1* + * mission will look into the shuuld be sold. I'mon Klectnc CrtSIGi .» 7 IH 11* KW 11 — * KnlgtRd .4010 49 , WalMrl 3011 13 14* 14% 14W k lished a policy of charging all H adult volunteers asked the said that the commission had CocaBtl .40 9 170 ** 4* »*— * Kopprt 1.10 7 10*- * Waiumi.40 * 199 11 30* 11 + * feasibility of waiving its usual groups, whether non-profit or commission to make an excep- to consider other factors than iNYSEl F.arnmgs and CocaCl 1.9411 137 41* 40% 40*- * K-.fl l.M 7 lit 44* 44* 44*-* WfnComt1 I 3)4 M* 31* 3*W-* dividend growth have been ICotoPaM.M 11*41 14* 14* UV»- * Krootf J.31 4 74 40* 40 40U- * warnrLI.M 9 7M 14* a* «*- * $80 daily fee for use by the commercial, the same daily > tion for their organization be- the loss of $240 in revenue He CMPtn 1.10 S 41* 10* 10* »*— ", LTV 4 Ht I* I* I*- * WthWt in 7 30 13 tt* 13 + * county 4-H horse clubs of the rate for use of the horse-show cause it is "an arm of county asked if the parks system well below average over the ColGM 1.44 7 400 H* J* !**•«• '-. LMfSfl 1.04 5 111 19* 19* Hfc- % WnAlfL .40 3 117 9* I* •*- * last five years In view of the CmbCm 1011 HI 13 IIW fit*— '• LMEnl *4 11 t 12* 11* 11*-* WnBnc 1.34 * 141 15* »* 21*-* East Freehold Show Grounds. grounds on East Freehold government" and the only non- would then also be asked to CmbEn 1 7 1441 37* UVk 17* Lrhmn l.30t— 191 10* 10 10 -* WUnion 1.40 0 JO4 19* 19* 19*—* company s major construction Cmwf 1.40 I 1140 14* d!4* 14*- * LavlUF .40 S »9 It* 10 IWI * WtStoEl 97 4 10900 II* 17* 1|W- H profit group to hold horse make exceptions for other ComMl 110 15S 41* 41 41U—* LOF 2a S 40 15* 24* 14*- * Waytrhrhr 111 100 4141 31* 30* SO*- W u program and the restrictive ConEd 1 44 * 1004 14 21* »*— '., Llgntl 2 SO 4 131 V*» * UV-CH lF l.M I IM 19ft 29M 29ft + 1 shows at the show grounds worthy organizations such as ConPdi 1*0 7 11* H* H* 21*- * LlllvEIMJ014 400 5JW SI* 51W— * WMrlpM.M7 191 lift IIS lift "4-H is sponsored by the senior citizen groups that want regulator) climate in its ser- CmNG 1 7 *5 19* M* »*— V, Litton Sit _ 430 11* 11'-4 a*— H WhlteMI _ 114 *% *% «% vice area, progress will proba- ComPwll4 7 4SS H* MH tt*— * LKkhd I 170 11* 11 11W+ W Whinak SO 7 |1* 1}% 15% IIM— ft county; it is subsidized by the to hold outings at the golf WlCfctS 1 04 S 117 14ft 14M 14ft+ M Gulf pulling out CQfttAIr Mi 1 111 t* 9* t* Lotwi I.N 4 64 47 44* 4/ bly remain slow Sell CnllCOfp 1 I US 17* »* M*- * LnStar 1 40 4 45 a* a* £*+ * Wlllla 423 19% IIS 19% county," noted Henry Bolwyn. courses CntlGrpl.n I 104 »* 17* 17*—* LLLILCC o 1.70 7x111117 dm, 14*— W WlnDi 00 2IMd27% 27W—1 one of the volunteers "The "Will it be a question of Conton i.so IS49 14* n* n*- * LaLandi.7110 441 27M M% »S % Wlnn&oo 1* 977 1IM* 3W% VU—M \. Impending on your objec- ContTatl.14 • 1415 14* 14 14 — * LaPac 40b 7 411 lift IIM IIM— Vt Wslwth 1.40 1 170 11 n* 13 '. winners of the county 4-H qual- $240 In lost revenue or tives you may add either to CtlOaia .40 7 141 a* UW a*+ * LuckvS 1 9 Ml M% t*M MM— M Xerox 1.4010 4M SI 57* 57H— * Coauln IJ4 0 *0 47 4*H 4**— * MGIC 1 I 297 MM 11% IIM- % ZaleCP 1 7 » 14* 1*W 11*4- * of offshore site ifying shows represent the $24,000. he asked "We count the more conservative encan CofnG l.M 10 149 54* M S**— * ZenlthR 111 134 14'* 14* u'-» * county in state-wide compe- on this revenue to balance our Telephone or to Diamond CrwnCk 7 159 10 19* 19*+ \k Wacv 1-45 5 111 35* U* 31 Copyright by Tha Aiwclatad Prau 1979. ATLANTIC CITY (API — CrwZtl 1.90 I 111 »* M'A }4*[ MdlFd1.19t_ 7' 14W 14* 14*_ ., . Canyon Trough area off New tions." • budget And if we run short, Shamrock i NYSE i The Utter CurtW 00 • 44 14* 14* 14*- >£ MagkCI .40 5 71 10* 10* 10*— W Gulf Oil Corp. said yesterday Jersey Gulf's well was the MAPCO14010 Wl U* 31* B*+ * "We have a budget prob- there is little likelihood that company has just completed DartlndtOO 0 11 40 40 40 it was pulling out of the search DaUGvn 14 1*4 H* 49 «'-. * Uara(O14O10 304 43W 41* 63* * &alflif>gu'rtiartunortic<0> fifth and last hole drilled into lem," explained Jane Hight, the freeholders will give us its merger with Falcon Davco .Sflb 4 »a u* u \AU Mar Mid 00 I 11 15W IS* IV, Unltii ollwrwlta notid.rolH0natfld oirtgul miles east of here of which approximately one- MavDS 1 40 * 30 24V] )4H 14*— V. Freehold Fire Company.' homed company were (18 OalEd 1 40 I 4*1 14* 14* 14*— * Of art Ifltnlltifflinlht following footnoln came up dry The Great Stone Dome is third are horse clubs The UlamS 1.40 7 1011 11* tt* tt0/paid in priming I] ber of the commission " ilinnii jlv M percent oil and DttfWv ,4111 130 »* »U MW—1 McDonD 7i 7 IM 30* MW 30*+ V* monlhi i-Dtttartd or pgid after ttock about 80 miles east of this re- geological formation found by supporting and there is noWhat if they ask to use the gas and 6 percent coal - in DrPaopr M11 131 IS* IS* 1S*—_ McGEdiJO 7 57 17 H . U*- W dividend or ippit up i - Poid thlt .year sort, is the 11th dry hole re- scientists below the mid-At- DmiCh 1.40 11131 M 17* 17*—* McGrH 1.2110 390 IS* IS 11 — * dividend omilito.dflfritO or no oclion money allocated to them in the show grounds I think they are 1S78 DrfUr 1 I »1 41 40* 41 • * Mtad 1.40 5 111 2IW 17',. II • '] taktn ai loil dividend metting » -Det ported off the mid-Atlantic lantic seabed overall 4-H budget MtlvIlM 1.40 • 1014 19* M* M*— * as worthy an organization as 4 duPont 4 9 4S0 119* IM* tltW-m lartd or paid 'tin ytar, on accumulative coast. (Column readers should DUMP i to ; UM II* II* II*-* Marck 1.901* 24* 4* *4* 45*— H mut with dividtndi in orreari n-N*« Experts had hoped the "We hold three qualifying H" DlMTU 1 7110 777 IS* IS* IS*- * MarrLv M 9 3U II* II II*— * iiwfl r-Oiclarcdorpaidin prtcMlng 11 Five wells still are being send their investment in- MttaPtl 4|1t 2*0 *!'•'* 41* 43H « mpnlfti plut ilock dividend 1—Paid in dome would produce great shows at the East Freehold KM miJSiJi *h«ri! MGMi 60 10 144 MH A 23* '% ilock irt prtctfllngil mantht •ilimolcd drilled In the area by Texaco, quantities of gas or oil The park, and we must pay for "What if MONARC comes quiries to David K Sargent. MirtSUt 1.S1 *1737 15* 14* H'. * cath volut on ti dividend or e« dulnbu EtKoa 14011 1149 44 43 *!*- U. MMM 1.40H SIS 57* 1** 57*— * flondatt Exxon, Tenneco and Mobil industry paid more than 1650 judges and for ribbons ' she to us," added , Martin J Vac- Successful Investing, c o this talon 1 21 S 431 17* 14* M*-1 1 MlnPL 1 94 I 37 M - 10 70'. 4 '•« • - E« di.idendo'fi nghn y-Ei-divi' EcMln .4411 Ul 17* 17* 17* Gulf said it lost more than caro, another commissioner newspaper > Mobil 4.00 7 299 74* 71* 74 — * dmd and wi#i in tuii i -Saiet In lull million to the federalgovern- continued. "The $80 a day you MdWtf .» J 44 11* 13* 11*+ H eld-Coiled «rd-Wh*ndntnbultd wi- $60 million in exploring the ment in August 1976 for the American MofthDU 11 »0 11* 11', MH— 14. are charging us for use of the Wh«n mutd ww-Witn warranh 191— Atlantic Ocean here. Its sec- MonjanlM « 139 IIW S1W S1W— * Witrioutwarronii Rdii-E>-diliribu1ion right to drill into the for- park comes to $240 for the Dollar scores very well NEW YORK (API - Mondav'lHlKlatf WntOU 1 SO 7 19 17* 14* 17*+ '<• v|-ln bonkruplcy or receivervh.p or ond well was drilled to 12.813 national pticf | (or Amtrltsn MonPw 104 I 149 11* 12W JJH1 H being rwmuminJ unilei rM aunfciuptcy mation three days. SlOtk Encfuna* niuti Morsanl.SO 7 »T 45* 44* 44*— Vi ATI. or Mcurltin onumcd by men com feet below the ocean floor and On Feb 28. the oil industry "We are educational. " HIM MoiNori.219 99 II 17* 27* •, "did not encounter any shows NEW YORK (AP*i - Led by a strong performance PE hdl High Low CIO» Chg. MolroHI.MIO 4» M* »'. MH+ W showed its disappointment in added Judy Poulos, another against the Japanese yen, the US dollar surged against AaoliCp 4 19 1 I'll 1* MIFwl l.M 10 70 11* 30* 30V- * »l hydrocarbons," said com- the Baltimore Canyon Trough volunteer. "We do charge the Altec Co It » 1* I* l(« MISTel l.M 7 IS 15* 15* 15*+ \\ Bonds most major world currencies Monday. Gold prices were ASciE Mt— 9 7* m 7W— * NCR 1*0 9 M4 49 U* U'. '. pany spokesman James Walk- in general by bidding Ml 7 mil- members an entry fee. But we Afmln .12 7 107 10* 10 in'/.. NLInd 120 9 317 23* 11* 21*- W er. mixed In London, the price of gold rose by $1 to $239 75 a Aumer »_ 453 14*» IV. IS*—1 NLT I ' 112 H'» 14W 24*+ '-% lion, a very low figure, for only don't feel we can charge the Troy ounce. The metal dipped in Zurich to $239 625 com- AIHCM 0W 35 117 3* 3 3*+ * NablKoi SO 7 17 21* HI-* 21H-- * Gulf's announcement was 44 of 199 additional lease same fees as the open shows. AllasCPwl _ Iff I* 4* 1*- * NalAIrl .SOU 90 39* J»', )«•-,» * pared with $239 875 on Friday We've seen a very firm AirtmRad _ 17 1* 1* V%- * NatCan .72 9 44. 11'.) 19 19 - H 79S+ • seen as another major blow to i 93'i «3'» 93S— M tracts offered by the federal If we did. some of the kids Baniitr 4014 14 9* 9* 9*— * NatDlill.M 7 )J7 a* 11* M* dollar for ho clearly identifiable reason, apparently trig- 1 10 47'i 4t*> 4*%- H the promise of the Baltimore B4?rB*nB 10« 4 19 I* I I - W NaiFG l.M 4 IS 17* 24* »*- j government in the area couldn't participate, and we IS IS*< 15ft lift— M gered off by substantial weakening of the yen in Tokyo," Btverlv 11 M 7* *'• 7 , NatGvp1.ll S 159 17* 17* 17*+ * 17 M*. MS *4ft- V| would be depriving them of B«wV«ll 10 It 54i 12H 10V4 22"t- *, NtSamlc 9 511 11* 21* 2211+ H said one New York dealer "What we're talking about Is BradtdN It • 144 fi) 9H 9*- •t NailStl 1,40 * tt 33'. 31'. 13*— W part of the 4-H program " Bratcan la 4 219 19'* 19't 19*+ * Natom 2 10 5 17* O'l 41 45Vi+ 'i weakness of the yen rather than strength of the dollar' 20 Bonds CK Pel 1t40 30 15* IV. 1JH- * NavPw 113* H'» 11* 21* 84 61 + 0 01 1 10 Public L Carnal 1 50 I 09 7./'. HW I* 1 - * NEngEIMO* IM 11* 21* ll'i-* U> 16 + 006 New down-sized 10Induiln 13 OS—0 02 CnampHo _ 91 1 ri'-i 1'.- '» Newmi .Mil 19S It* It* 14*— I*. Com mod li CHcltiK 1 • II 15* 15 IS*— >« NlaMP 1.44 7 412 14 I]* I]H * 314 »-l II Csttmn 91 7 114 It'i It'i 16*- tt NortWnlM 7 714 l4'» |4U 24*+ * Imagine! Everything you desire on CtntOG 10M103 10* 10'. 10*-'.. NoAPhMSO 5 133 1'* H* 1*^1- '- • Bagel A Bagel with only 60 Cochin 10(3 k t'< t * - '. NotttUti 03 7 722 »'- 9 9 - H compacts shown Cornt.ui HI1 3* 11* ll'i WW— '. NorNGWW 7 HI U43 41W 41 + * calories An Oversized Bagel at Crutcr 1*1* HI It'i IS* 1* + * No5lPwl 16 7 451 24* 14H 14*— h4 Thai' Dtmion ]l 75 10'» 10'* 10'>• * Noftrp 1 00 4 121 J4'i 34'j 34H-1« Local Securities DETROIT (API-General 37 percent of all car sales in DBUWJ JO • '9 II1. 17H II'V- '•» N*llAirl 00 10 3M 19'1 H'1 19Vi+ * Bdnk '.tctk Quoidtiont courlesy Out Motors Corp. showed off the California last year, more CWmcPi 10 "i til IM J lM't~5* NwtBtPt.U 7 43 11* a* 11' rtdtei & Well*. Aiburv Park Industrial You can find this eighth wonder of Ovnlctn _ M7 4i 4* 4H- * Nwilnd 1 75 4 111 17* MW quoiaiiom courtesy Fahnestock & Co, first of its new "down-sized" than twice their share of the world in the Winner Circle Lounge EWthHfi 1 7 17 17* 17V. »Vt- * Norton 1 15 7 M 14 21* 25*- h Red Bank U.S. market as a whole. GM FtORtt »U71 tH J* *V<- ', NorSIm 91b t 121 15* 15* liHt '•* BANKS Bid Aiktd compacts Monday, cars it's At The Hilton Inn FfontA 10b i 11 11* 11* 11*- '•» CkclPtM IS— 1550 Allaire State Bank . 10'; 17 counting on to boost the com- had about 36 percent of the GDI 30 10 114 7* ** 7H+ "1OhtoEd 1.7*13 t» 1SH 15*- H CentralJersev tO'i 10* On|r*II.SSt S 27 9* 9* 9*» OhlaGEI.U 9 179 17* 16* 16*- la Chemical Bank 37H 37' j pany's fuel economy and push California market. To name a (ew Bagel Wonders, we Goldli.io _ 41 '• lilt 13 li OklaNG1.40 4 40 21* 21W IIW— * Community Sidle .. .11 Fidfdtv Union Bank Corp 31'. 31'a» lot of imports off the West Pricetags have not been an- will have Bagel and cream cheese, ennemn _ tl t<) 1'.* !• 1. Olln M 7 H II* 17* tl*+ * f.rst Jersev National 17'* II GtBaimP 11 K ' ** 7 Omarh 1.11 4 11 MW J3 UW+ W Coast1 . AT THE First National T H ]•>>, 1b . nounced, but trade publica- lox. tuna salad, egg salad, shrimp GtLKh 1116 I9U30'I 30 »'.-'J OwenC 1 20 7 11 _0 27* » - % Franklin State . t 7 HWI»CD 11 40 9V 9* »'!• A Owenlli I 24 4 119 11 »** 10*-'. The company's Chevrolet tions estimate the bottom-line salad, turkey breast, ham, kosher t Jerwv Shore ...... » 19 HOUOW 0011 Ml 10'4 19* 20 PPG 1 U 7 *5 17* 17W 17*—* Hrur.iAnk Bank & Trust II 13 Division opened the drum- GM compacts will cost an av- salami, hverwurst and Spanish .TOM IMH MuW*0 1 * HI 44 . 45* 45*+ 'I PBCGE MI 7 mo a* aw nw— * Widlanlic Dank 21' , 28'Jbeating in Riverside. Calif., imaOii 1 is IM 14* a* a*- * PacLtO 1 7 07 11* 11H 11*— * Midlantic Prefer red 11 11 erage of $4,500 - Chevy and onion, hot corned beef, hot "»*t'S« 15 211 Ht t I - '. PJCPW 112 I 1*5 19* 19* 19% 4 '4 Ne* Jersey National Corp 14 IS and three other GM divisions Pontiac probably less, Buick pastrami, melted cheese and our intBnh* n XO 1* 2* J , PacTT I 40 I SI 14* MH 14H 1 Oi can County Ndlional ..., . 14' 1 14 in«D«AiH 7 21 M'< MW M -*- '1 PanAm 3 713 4* 4 »'•* People's National Lakewood 31 41 - Pontiac, Oldsmobile and and Olds more. own Ruben Bagel * 3**—* Chevrolet is replacing the Audi 5000 and $1,200 less than bagel feast Magolnl 24 S 12 9Vi 9* PapttCo 110 406 IS ]4'i IS - * Brochwav IB'i IB1. 1 1 Nova with the Citation. The MUChlE 0 IS . 14'. PerklnF 1115 M7 J1W a* a*-* Buck Ens meeting I . J)* the Japanese Toyota Corona NKinntv Pflltr tail 415 11* It* 31*— V, C » G Corporation '. others, near-duplicates of the _ 119 I* |M PhtlpD .4015 313 I9H »'. 71.- W The cheapest Nova now 1 Colonial Foods 3'. J'j NProt S5f 9 PnllaEltM 9 7il 1» . U 14 * '. Dr Tomaso Industries . 1*» 3 Citation, keep their old names lists for $3,995. The cheapest PhllMr 1.5O10 4l7**r*» 44* *7*+ * Notn . U I Eiet Ironic Associates **i 6'T PttllPtl IN 7 1171\M« U* 34 - * — Pontiac Phoenix. Oldsmo- NoCOO 10 J* It* F.AC Indutines }'• 4 Ford Fairmont, one of Nova's PllnarBllO I nil 25* 25*— la UiarKA lot 4 44 J IFF 22H 1?». PllUtn 1 1013 1617 23* H* ]1W—U bile Omega and Buick Skylark competitors, lists for $3,770. PF ind _ It 1* 1 Foodarama 7 7U PGE0fW2 57_ IS M* Pnaumo 1 I 44 10 19* ID Gibson Homans 13'; 14* The 1980 models go on sale The new compacts are up PECp .421 5 4V IH 2* 1*- * Polaroid 1 tl 1401 MH 17W M*— * King James Ext Care 1 officially April 19 PrtnH«i M 9 37 IS 24* U-, , PortGE 17012 4*1 I7W 1)i* |7*— * Metallurgical Int 7'. 81. to 800 pounds lighter and 20 Prttlfv 41T 3 Jl II*11 It — ^ ProclG 311 144 01 OOH 00*- W Midland Glass if J 161. PS.vCol 1.4010 111 It* U j 14*— * It is no accident that GM is inches shorter than the models .14 I 1*1 17* 14* 14*- * Monmouth Airllrtes, . '. 1'. PSvEG l.» 7 5*0 11* IIW 31*— ', 1 Rtwt i 10 403 41* 47 « 4? 1 H Monmouirj Caoilal . I . 3') lifting the veil in California. they replace. The shrinkage is PflSPL 1 I* I 151 Ul IIW 14*- * _ 61 It* 10* 10**— "1 w i Park lO'i M'j _ 74 4 4 I — V» Pullmn 140 4 91 33* 33* 31*- * Although the world's biggest made possible by front-wheel Pur*i 1 14 7 19 IS* II* tl*— * _ 5 40* 40* «>'•« maker of motor vehicles domi- drive and "east-west" engine QuakO l.M 7 19 14* 14* 24* Perkm Elmer 1 1 ii I QuakSIO Mil H IS* ti .. tS - — W Precision Optics nates the national market, mounting, with the crankshaft Exit 105 14* RC* 160 7 1174 161. »'. »H- H Radiophone Coro making almost 48 of every 100 parallel to the axle. GM says Tennttcwt _ I . RLC 5* i 51 14* 14W 14'.- W Wj* Comm Ind Im rden State Parkway Terr,C 4053 IH RaliPur 50I1MI tl* 11* 11* Sinrai Metal cars sold in this country last the interior room in the new and Hope Road USf-tltr .11 | HI 11 IIM "21 Ramad lit 27 III II* to'. io*«— * Tnangle Induslnp- 1 year, it runs second to imports models is just as big as, or unirRi J]t] IS i) '**» Ml.- W Ranic 7a 7 100 It - U U S Homes ... Tinton Falls, N.J. in California. bigger than, the models being AttndotK- U "'» 'I1' I' HaadBai 1 • 45 aH 11* II1 (201) 544-9300 C DC*riant bl Tt* AiMKltIM Prtti 1 RalcnCh U 1 24 12 tlh II! Foreign cars accounted for replaced. SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, APRIL 3.1979 The Mly Regfcfcr 17 Comedy is after dinner treat By MARYBETH ALLEN er British antiques dealer, appears at the door. will be joining him soon. Sooner, in fact, than TINTON FALLS - The Kript of "Come He's portrayed to perfection by Thomas he had bargained for. Live With He" would probably nuke you laugh Michael Brady, who emerges as an audience Nancy, portrayed brusquely by Mariadonna if you stayed home and read it alone. favorite. McCarthy, pays a surprise visit, seea her But what's funny on page U even funnier on And, aside from his friendship, Hawkins photograph prominently displayed on the wall, stage. And Denis Lynch, who directs the Lee offers Clark what appears to be the ideal and Instantly assumes that her ei-husband Minoff and Stanley Price comedy at The Dam solution to his woes: a live-in maid who will wants her back ... an unfortunate situation Site, suits the action to the word. cook and clean for him - with no strings since she herself is en route to be wed again. The Denkith dinner theater production, attached. Adding to the amusing (to the audience) being presented on Wednesdays, Fridays, Sat- Clark buys the idea and, almost instantly state of chaos is the arrival of Milton urdays, and Sundays, features scores of witty Ingaborg is delivered to his door. Joan C. Rademacher, the producer who's eagerly lines — delivered as the show proceeds at a Wancbura gives a delightful portrayal of her as awaiting the completion of Clark's script rapid-fire pace. young, naive, and eager to please — but is at Frank J. Mongiello does a good job of imbuing The sbi>w, set in London, revolves around her best when she returns to Clark's apart- him with a personality that only a movie mogul Chuck Clark, an American writer of films, who ment slightly tipsy after a night on the town in could love. is energetically portrayed by Mr. Lynch. the company of Collette, a more sophisticated It's an enjoyable show and, despite its Clark, who was divorced several years ago, counterpart, portrayed well by Catherine Eng- implausible plot, characters are endowed with is under intense deadline pressure in the prep- lish, who also has the role of Joanna, the enough personality to make theater-goers care aration of a script But an even more pressing weather girl. about their far-fetched fates. And, aside from problem is coping with his live-in girlfriend, a The problem is that Clark has hired In- characters, the show offers a plant which burps and, after being doused with a cocktail is No sooner does she stomp off in a rage than gaborg under false pretenses and keeps assur- dubbed "a potted plant." neighbor Tristram Hawkins, a prim and prop- ing her that he's a married man whose wife Television Today ATUMTIC HIGHLANDS Ne%s w m*__Yorik Channel*r»i •s_ — 2(i , 4* , 5e , 7* , 9t%, 11li , 110 3 * It having an affair with her EVENMQ (4| Nerve-Jingling OOKGSHOW Ml j hutbtnd't bait friend. t,_)IWJMYMOW«IWWtan K • ••••NEWS • Wills With (R) •Dtlta County, U.S.A.' ILOVUUCY 1077 Start: PtttrDontt, JKB'SWU Onculi, Susan (9) JOHNNY CASH . oanna Mll.i. 1 ooocouni & Jim In < I DAIMC6AW 1 • SPECIAL UHOWSHB OODCOUPU UNO! ROTO Dabby BOOM/ ADVOCATES Bil.nc.d Carol Bnmtt1/ Budgat'taOmkii.) Ml 'MAOrMMCH • Cliff HAMbEKS Dracula's I lUCCtfTIOKDKWS AH NEWS tp.ll workt at Mtry bt- Otters I ILOVELUCr nWlMFOtDOlUIS trayt ntr fritnd Kurt; Jim \m I KWirWWWMf CJSKWS Donn.i It arr.ot.d and nClACDOWH IWUGHIIOK thrown In hit own Jail ren- S IHE SCAIlfl IE11EI Part o ipjW dering him powarlatt to Two. Haatar plaada to i El'TkMkGtdlt'irnln" llUaM6OIMBI!0IUD help Billy; and Sutan ar- ktaphtrdtughttr.tttha 11JI I MOVI -dOMAHCI COMEDTl FIRST AID IN A GLASS — Thomas Michael Brady, left, and Denis Lynch, who 6MHACKS rival In Rio on tht trail of Botton maglttrataa ••• ArloiUm' 'INS appear as Tristram Hawkins and Chuck Clark, art friends through thick and thin in anothar clue In tht dtbttt whathar tha fallen • MOVIf (SUSfENSf MAMA)* CKKWS myiterlout .laying of htr "Come Live With Me," the comedy which is current dinner theater attraction at The woman la fit to ralea a "MtdlonbH' 1972 • MCKWS brother. (60 mint.) Dam Site, Tinton Falls. During this scene, Clark dunks Hawkins' finger Into a SBMUMMDOtiAIMAII child. Meanwhile, har hut- cocktail In an effort to kill germs possibly Incurred from a cut. IKlACOOUCrl • ctosswns band Roger ChHNng- IM • •lOMO«OWHo.l:Tom AKKWS •ato HAm DATS The Font worth, r tlantlt uly purtu- Bnydar. gr.ppl.iwlth.n.vlirorc. Inghtrlovar.ltcaHadlnat when tht gtng tttt up tha tha phyalclan for Ra». (9) JOHNNY CASH Cunningham homt for an Arthur Dlmmeedaltwholt flTHATHHOlE At the movies * YOUTH SPECIAL • lorcl.m to br.ak I littlt racked bytmvtttriou.llh Atfo Verit&i old lady't curta on Al. (R) J.M.(60 mln..) AllHOtCH TOWNSHIP t A TON TOWN UMl CINEMA II MIchMl Lirion ••tUThtcabblaiim- SO IMI ft*t*rt IP TMCMfMWntvanw (PGIO.H.O bark on a frantic raca IPGl HI KlANtlUKC Pll Ir^P»/ 0111 (9) WHERE HAVE 1 -•^iSffi"-^"''" COLONIAL - tgtlnit tlm. whin thty ' r inMilat « la loor SnaliMri IPCI • ALL THE "I JUST TRATHJMO.I CINEMA M KlIMOLDI III. ttfi turn up on • wild nonttop TrMCMncSvntrwnclPGIMI. 0 IB >f VPOtT CHILDREN 60NE? LOVED THIS FMtHOlOII- drlvt from Naw Vork to ATLANTIC MICMIAND1 STRAND- • lOUfflrOtCHttSMHEtMN Miami to Altx can tpand TLANTICCINfMA- M4K9« Or DKIH IPGl I X » « V»lv»l l«w (XI II, MO. 4:10.1 11 JOHNNY CASH. MOVIE!" lnv«ii««i of tIM %oa«II>U> IKI i a.o a til. OH dren COM?' B.J. Tdomis/ -Judith Crist 13 fATONTOWK MULIT IMS |M«C» plant! with Mi long-lott OAAMUNITV I — • KWirWcOMMf PLAIA- LONO 1BANCANCH MMOVIO E S I - Anctrta Crouch ntumt iron a.i a •vctaaatniPOi' 10 t 11 H««vin C«C i Well IPGl J ». • ] CINEMAU !I -- LONG IftAMCH WOVIf S II - ODD count JIEUfflETtUTH VIIHRMA OMMVNITY II - 0KIUWtlSWWGu.it: Wm« Iimt N>,l rt«f [PQi ; g t K ostftn D«:rM(PGr M M tuck flown (PGl J 40. t JO f I CafMITT CHAIADES tin I • MEWS MIOOLETOWN Composer Virgil . IHE lOHIS Htltn SIHT1E - UAMIDOLCTOWNI- Thornton. ISfKIAlEDITKM "For the truly luMimm (PO| M m JElSiTFILi 'Tht Fotttr mtrchtt Stanlty off to a UAMIODLEIOWNII • MMttUrtHKrW I marriage count.lor attar Professional Approach" isturUv NI«M Fo**r (POI M tl • lOUMTlOUIVBmiH Child and Fotttr UAMIODLETOWN III Parent*' tht llnd. t batch of lova, OFF PREMISES CATERING Tht OrMI Train R<*tN« IPGl 1,0 Ittttrt written by Mm to a OCEAN TOWNtNIP SEAVIf W MUANE CINEMA I — mytttriout woman. TM CMM Srndrwn* (POI 7 10.* 41 • EVEfHMMA6UIII('Doug CoWnt: PhMy't Wounded •luU CINEMA34 MIDDLEtOtOM I - Sup.nttr;' 'Htllth Spa • KIVGHfM 19) BOB HOPE Ca4Htrfti«hiite VVEDOIM3S • CHRISTENINGS • BAR MITZVAHS DIDIANK tnlmtt.d tdaptation of CASH SPECIAL RID SANK MOVIE) I Lavarnt and Shlrlty tl .BANQUETS "OfflCE PARTIES. • SHOWER? MMT#W bvO*tr*«[PG) I I). 0:M Snakatpaart't lova ttory hoatasatafterblowlngup • COCKTAIL PARTIES • WAITRESSES S BARTENDERS • ID 1ANK MOVIIIII - trtntformed Into a tpaca tht mtn't room In tht TWUHlMtiTriiiffli FamxMKPGIMI.OM aga robot romance whan DMIS/PH theatres MIDDLESEXCOUNtr . Plin Bowl In ordtr to gtt ORIGINAL SPACEMAN 121 MOAO, RED MM • 741-7272 two modoMti eompontnt- to tha bank ntxt door. leiWH A NOT TO FMCDMAN'S — PARKING IN MAM MINLO PARK CINEMA I - craaturatfaHlnlovt. Tho CMrU Srndrwnt IPGl 1:10. 4.», MO. »• • HOtirwOOOSOUAItS • AlIOFTKrarraTMtltan tSpAKKrVlOVftSHOIEMOUOMA Norm* P.M1PGI 1 IS. I 10.1 41.10 isrruK •xplorttlon of tht workt documtnttry txtmlnlng BUCK. I VISIONS 'Ch.rU. Smith of two legendary pottert, 'wOOD.HIDOiCINEMA I how mott mlddlt-tgtd l AMIIWIPGII. 4,1.1. 10 and tht Fritttr Tree' TMt Barnard Letch tnd Sho|l WOODIIIIOOI CINEMA II - Amtrlctnt daal with tha drama proflltl Am.rlca'a Htmtnda. %alurd«v Nvht Ftnr IPG) 1:1), 4:41. proMamofcirlngforthalr >».o 4i oldttt living clllitn, 135- OP HOVI -(HOaVOCtUIIOM AVAIt ROGERS wxanti ytar old Charll. Smith t AHEVlliaat Cod H s Ft idty' IfBH 7:45* 9:30 p.m. Daily Two concerts former .lav. who watll:M •• 13 OuBBIUfD. Elaine JNEW5 co.i.d aboard a tlava quite har Job for mora Sat. a Sun. 2 p.m. I MACM UHKIKPOJ! thlp with tht promltt of money, but andangara Bargain Matinee are scheduled t ClOSI U» «W JIKfT HOLMDEL - The All corn frltttr treat In Amtr- har ralatlonahlp with Ml Ittti 11.50 MtMts • WAUStlHIrttSrKTM lea, and who ttrvad at Ftllcla whan tht tcc.pt. Shore Concert Band, com- cowboy, ctttit rancher, apoaltionthatcouldmak. posed of students from dif- • LOmnMCKIlMAWWO and finally ..loon kttptr har boa. of Ftllcla'. ferent schools in Monmouth ••OStENirS'HowMuch during hit long Hft. h tbtnd. County, will present a concert For Tht Handlctppad?' A. MI • • lUfSOAT MGH1 MOVI I irOCI&KWaSET at I p.m. today at Holmdel mounting conflict Tht Dtrktr Sid. Of Ttr- High School. betwetn con.cl.nc. tnd ror' 1879 Start: Robert \m •••••SHEWS cott-thacott of miking Fortttr, Adriennt Bar- The Middletown High I i CAfOl MIMETT AND FIKHOi public facllltta. available i uttt: Stave Lawrence. School North Symphonic Band •*• KSUSOflWAKlKTh. and accaaslblt to tha I iBEMftWUSHOW and Stage Band will present a continued dramatization handlcapptd-lt tht sub- I MAKfMEUUW ' ofthtNfttndtttchlngaof Pops Concert in that high tact of CBS Reports. (60 I I WCIt CA«M SHOW Gu.at: Jatut. J.iut fttdt tht school's auditorium tomorrow Compottr Virgil multltud.i, nllii Lazar- night at I: IS. •"if 1HG HOUSE Thornton. ua from tht d.ad, deliver! • NOtlH JElSTf WEEKLY tha Sarmon on tha Mount, 11:M • • CIS LATE MOW and proclaim! hlmi.lf th. •BARNABY JONES: Tha Son of God. Stan: Robert Deadly Jinx'Tha tultort Powell, Laurtnct Ollvl.r. of a rich young woman are (Pt. III. of a four-part ttr- all killed and Bar naby 'i In lat; 2hrt.) vettlgatlon laadt him to THE GREAT Your invitation to country S • IHHFS COMPANY tha now- Myatarloua phone calls wht.lch t Ir-bound former TRAIN and secret mattings lead boyfrltndofthtglrl.(R) ROBBERY Jack.JanttandChrittyto 'MADIQAN: Tha Mldtown Dining at the Shore btlltvt that H.l.n Roptr Btat1 Stan: Richard Wld- "Top Ten in Central New Jersey' N. J. Monthly Magazine mark, Chartaa Durnlng. BO IHE 10HGH1 SHOW B.at 'Old Mill- As Gracious As Ever"- * * * 3 Stars- Of Ctrton' Quattt: Clorit Ltachman, Ronny Red Bank Register Asbury Park Press Graham, Judith Blagan. (SO mint.)

It's part Valid (or Food Only through April 29th of (he Former Byrds social are coming OLD MILL MONEY scene. Arthur WEST LONG BRANCH - Murray's Coming to Monmouth College "TOfi. This Certificate teaches are McGuinn, Clark and Hill- HEAVEN a lot man, formerly ot The Byrds. CAN WAIT Is Worth $1 more thin They'll be headline per- loravery Right Foot. formers for a spring concert LeftFoot.r Member of at8p.m. April 17. Your Party! Steve Korbert, guitarist, CALL FOR VOUR shares the bill of the program, FREE SAMPLE LESSON to be sponsored by the College WITH OR WITHOUT A PARTNER Center Council in Alumni Me- AMERICAN LATINANOOtSCOOANCES morial Gymnasium. Tickets 1 IN 1 l.lti Now la Illoil may be reserved through the college center. NON. - FBI. 1 P.M. ll 10 TM SAT. 11 A.M.Io3P.M. The next night, at 8:30, The Monmouth College Stage Band will give a concert in Wilson m OLD MILL INM Arth ur Auditorium of Woodrow NOW PLAYING Wilson Hall - that's Wednes- nwstoco Restaurant • Cafe day, April 18. Selections will 449*5370 MHUIHUI STVOIO include "Shoutin' Brass," 12 BROAD ST.. RED BANK "Sweet Talkln1," and "Rock Old Mill Rd., Spring Lake Heights, N.J. Exotica " This program is 741-5858 free of charge and open to the public. SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY. APRIL 3,1979

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2. Autos For Sole 7. Autos For Sale Tiger 51. Help Wonted 51. Help Wonted CAPRI itTI - T FIAT PEUGEOT DEALER MACHINIST - Taa*WjO»»JKW «» V-4, ftur tpttd, manual, MM BILL LAN2AROS AUTO SALES INC. ELECTRICIAN — Mtchantct I lltat/ihochi. man, Lauvtriandttant IW Main SI httptrt Minimum thrat vtari chtnKV »- WJH. »£?*£" Va« track EKctttant condition. Mutt kail partanct. Call 103-2944. ZSHwiSii Avt.). Shrt«it>«r-. AMIIIICAN AaWBAawmOOII WAaafcON Call 7414474. FORD WINDOW VAN 1*7) IW - tU<»im»r. IB. ta*> aM m. EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANIC \m H MM AMI, U» llrm HHUt CHEVY VEGA 197] - Thru IWld 7474U4 atbK 4 p.m. - Must know front an« oHowWlM Of* AMC tPORTAMUT m - Hi manual, ntw liiti, 4t,000 mlln. gat all P*MM of *ute raaalf MMt hava wvtr Asking IW 870-tlW. FORD MAVERICK 1970 — Goad ma- camawta Ml af 4aat> ** ivarti ra»ar ld t (hanical condition, low»« **! •vaaMart. tn-sst*. ISIcc, faur tPtad, Craoar SS B.F EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR — TIM Goodrich radial*. Eutlttftt condition HoutlfN AutJwrlty af tht TowmhtP of AUDI >m 1MLS - uiMM, toet. Bait otfar. Call after 4 p.m., 707-0114 Call IIHM rwn aicaHant CaNM. AM/FM. HIM MMdkrlawn. a ntlohtiarwatd fcoM*. FORD LTD II 1970 — Powtr itttr non profit praartm. It MtUlna M •• COMTWtLI" acuiivt «ractar la aamtalHar l» units Ing/braktt, AM/FM ttorao. Ml anoint, an-iK AUM MILS 1fM — CHEVROLET TOWNSMAN WAGON af aUarlv ht*aHna. Cawdliaias murt at lt.000 milt*, grttn and whltt. Atklng V* 1 tinWMiil M - 197t, asking U» Now tmifflar .y. 15400 Call attor S p.m., 707-S254. ablt to caardlnatt hawilna man- MII I MK lam IMI (rmallad Call Ml-7141. awtmant ttwattont. (nclutitno main- FOP.D LTD HH — Faur-door, all ananc* mm'ai^nt, ••IMRKI •••*•• AUSTIN HEALEY NN INI - Good CHEVY 197] GtO 4 Cvllndar — Dark powtr, air, axctlltnl condition, J1J.J0 cantWIan. Atklnaj |17W Call aftar a 2. Autos For Sole 3. Trucks and Trailers 51. Help Wonted 51. Htlp Wonted jltton. ttnant rtttttant and financial Uut, Mgh bach Malt, aulomalk, ntw Call iti-lUt control Knawltatje af HUD raawlttfrwi P.m. 747-Mii good year tnow A rag llrot, lull In INTERNATIONAL SCOUT II — 1974, ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK TYPIST — Part-tlma ton-call hatatwl. Salarv S14JN la I14.M At> f. •> mi to vn tpacltd, tHcrllVflt running condltton FURY 1*70 — Slalion Wagon. Good OLDSMOBILE 90 1977 — Raoancvfour tour whttl drive, automatic, powti ASSISTANT batlt), for local ntwtpaptr clauHttd plKaliont may ba ttcwrtd at the MM- Will Mil ror |»M or tradt for car or condition for 115.000 miltv IISO Call door, powtr ttatrlng, brakci, wlndowt. ttttrlng/braktt, air conditioning, ttar Nttdtd In rtal attalt orfka. Grtat dapartmtrt Accuracy In tvatao and dttiown Hmrtm AwtharHv Offkt. MECHANIC - FW I powtr, wow' iTrati truck. Call 1711440 4)1-41)0. m*ht flffar, naMlaWt. want awkk ilM-wav powtr taati, powtr door kxfct. to. Eictlltnt condition. HIM Call opportunity for contcltniiout, rttaon- sptlllng a MUST. Mutt M rtllabkt and Alkt V. Tomato Piaia, Oafcdatt Dr., •vallablt on short notkt PtaaM Mnd GEORGE WALL air. tlMtd glatt, crulta control, floor 471-7111. ilblt Individual Mtklng challanolno MMtfkftmrn, batwttfi tht IWwrt Wt M CHEVROLET tt74 — Mont* Carlo. rtpltt* to Box Q 140. Tht Dally Rt*> LINCOLN/MERCURY mall, body tick moldlnai, door ado* poililon tn buttling offkt. LktnM and p.m Thta AuVsorltv It an awtal •*> 41,000 miles, tictlltnl condlllon, UaM. INTERNATIONAL SCOUT 1970 — Itttf, Shrtwtburv, N J. 07N1. BUICK i»77 - Etactra Llmtlad, Shrtwtburv AM. at Sycamort ouardt, ramota conlrol, mini condlllon car • mutt. Call 4714101 wtafcdayt Call 4tS-t7t4 aftar i dwrtnt wtkaayt. Four whttl drlvt 1700 or bttt offtr MICHANIC - iU -L door, hoavy tuihtonod It*, ail ac Shrtwtourv 747-5400 Call in 1440 1*000 afttr 4:30 and Suni nt will W caniMarad wHftMil » Call 741-0141. u> ** U«M Call ctuarta* InchaMna- Ufatfack. UJ MCHEVROLET l*M-Supar Span, con COOK — Full tlmt davt. Enptrlancad ract. MI, craad ar nMtanoj orttw. riMtlJ aHac i a.m. mii»* Pariact canilllan. Call 4414011 GRANADA 1f74 — Two-door, tin- ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK — Part vtrtlMe, ill motor, grtat inapt. Mam JEEP CJ-7 - 1971, 17.000 mlltt. auto- only Apply In Parian bttwtan 3 anal 1 cvlindtr. automatk, powtr tlatrlng, OLDSMOBILE 10 1944 - Whlla with 11m*, 20 hourt P*r wttk, poiltkin tn CMPERIENCED OAROENM - Htf- Mtraa. Evtnlngt/wtaktndv If1-U»4 matic, auadratrack, hardtop, v-l, a.m. al The Pour House. 440 •UICK RIVIEHA Itn - PMf ..... tttrto catMltt, AM/FM. 51,000 mllat blach vinyl too, V-0, air. AM radio Ntw lain otntrat Mcrttarial work, main- trtnctt rawlrad Ont «av aar waak MECHANIC powar ttttrlna/brakti. loadad with Shrewsbury AvtfMt, THHan Fall*. No do WK/brakai/Mai, AM/FM tlarto CHEVROLET VAN 1974 — Sla Atklng %im tHCludlno u«t and MV tlrtt, battary, thockt, maitar cvllndar taining accurata dttalltd rtcordt, at- a trait cuttlnf Call marnintt •* f. Ma.. «... ln«M «taa< many tutrat- U«W Call 144-7993, 34 phono cam ptaaM. natd* vary unit work. 1MB firm cvllndtr, aulomalk, haavv duly, radl- Fan. Tom Ktlly Auto Salts, 1)5 andbrahat. On* ownar. Cltan. U9S. 747 tlitlns In budett praparatlont and oth •aan 7 and I. 741-atW. HaM. iattr. a»aii Call »i pm H*47U aflar 4 a.m. •It. oowtf b(«k*i, wood mlitatt, aood Mrawtburv An.. Rad Bank. 747-44S4; tr rtptrti, OMd with tlwrat «« COOK Full tlmt nt#hlt Euptrttnctd FULL TIMt PERSON- TaaVlwHtjnt MEDICAL SE•Cn'TMl T - PHH-IMK condlllon. Atkins IJ500 Hi nn 0411111 aftar S JO dlttown rtiktanct rtauirtd Appika- only. Apply In parson tetwatn 3 and 1 0UICK CENTURY CUSTOM 1f77 - OPEL 1*71 Mania, S 1,000 mlltl, air JEEP 1977 CjJ — DM V-l, POWti dallvtrv truck Mtat ba familiar with far Irani anra*t M M» awaa.Dar.lai tlon mav bt Mcurtd at Iht MMdlttawn p.m. al Tha Paur Hauit, 440 AM/FM radio, air. radial tlrai. Varv condltlonlnfl, AM/FM tttrto, auto- Ing, low miltaot. Matawan and wr roundint araat Flvt- CHEVELLE SS 1970 — Rabulll Mt With GRAN FURY 1*7) — Brown, four-d Houting Authority Office, Alkt V. Shrewsbury Avtnut, Tlntan Fails No good conoMlon. Lew mitaaw. $4800 matic trammlttlon. radial*, good Call atttr 4, 741-4077 dav work waak. ail cama«nv atnaflu. vary low mllaaet, aacallant condition algM-cvlindtr, 11700 Tomato Plait, Oakdalt Dr., Ntd phont callt pleas* firm. Call batwatn • 12 noon, 4-* p. body. I1W0. Call 944-0391 aftar 4 P.I Apply al NHhoi's. Rt 14 and Litvd In and out, sood m.p s lor motor thli Call 5444t» TRUCK INSURANCE dlttown, bttwttn tht hourt of 9-4 p.m. ss^rsst-.-- Waai. Malawan. W-tSR ill* Aftklng |IWQ 471-4141. Tht Authority Is an tqual opponunlty CUSTODIAN - Full 11m*. GRFMLIN - 1977, 11.000 mllat. Mint FREE quolti and blndtrt bv phont Win to Baa 1*4, LMcraft NJ0"» PLYMOUTH 1974 FURY SALON — tmplovtr, and all appHcaikmt wltl bt high school Applv at Htnrv Hudton •UICK CENTURY 1t7l — Station CHEVROLET IMPALA WAGON — condition. 1)500 CALL TOLL FREE 00OO22-9W) FULL TIME — RatavUanlM. far a fewv Fully aqulPotd Including air, tMctlltnt conildtrtd without rtaard to raca, NI, Regional School. 1 Grand Tour, Hlon- Watwn, UJOtmHM. Laadad. Llktnaw 1977, nlna-paitangar, air condlttonlng, 747114* Doctor's offkt Writ* Boi G-147. TM condition, 544-7444. crttd or national orloln. landi. for application An equal OP MORTGAGE m. ARNONE'S TEXACO, 471 Br Dally Register Shrewsbury. N.J. pawtr tlMrlng/braktt, radio, roof partunilv tmplovtr ., Ihrawabvrv. Mlmi 4 Motorcycles 07701. S rack, U.3M mllM Emclltni condition HOLSEY PONTIAC PLYMOUTH WAGON 1970 — R ALUMINUM — EaptriorKtd mtchan- SOLICITORS M«» 14 7-043 i woodoraln, black laathtr Inttrlor. ™. let with own hand loolt and transporta- CUSTODIAN — Of School Fundl, Im BUICK 1?/4 6LECTRA — Full* RTE. H 542-7000 EATONTOWN powtr N let-look I na, oood Iranworta- CYCLE INSURANCE tion. Ona vaar on-Job tiparltnca for medial* opening Stnd rttum* tt Mr FULLTIME — Ctaontnt) ptrsan. bwf loadtd. ••collani ctndltlon. Atklng CHEVROLET 1970 — Klngtwood 400 tton. Atklrtg MM Call 717-1191. On* gl Naw jarwv't nwil anorauJM HUDSON — I*S). Nttdl work. Bttt FREE quoits and blndtrt bv phont. Franklin Aullln, H*nry Hudson Ha- flna machlna tiPtrltnct nactuarv WOO Call m-fis? batwaan 4 p.m.-io Wagon. 41,500 milt*, ona owntr, air, ona htlpar. Alto rtiponilMt crtw ittd financial infUMltm It M**l»o 0» Offtr. 1944 tl« cyllnotr Chtvroltt try CALL TOLL-FREE 000413-9703. gional School, I Grand Tour. High- Apply Nkhati, Rl 34 and Llavd Rd . p.m. aood radlali, lust tunad, powtr itttr ar, with rtftrtncM. Yaar-rownd am- »arlancad MvrtOMt StHcHan lux Olnt tthi tvfo-totad trantmlulon. f 100 land*. N.J. 07731 Phont 171-0900. Matawan Ing/brakfft/wlndowi, hitch, rack, ra- plovmtnt. Call John. 741-4371. or cttttui canaMattMt t mwttt M ooooornio m BUICK - Rlvtara, Itn. Immaculate Call afttr 5 p.m., 4*S-9740 or 7077010. KAWASAKI 1974 — 17SCC, itrttt and Ralph. 042-4071, attar 4 p.m. dio, WM 141-11 SO DATA PROCESSING GARDENER - Growrxaik*«per Full stif sttrt^s and raiMtnta af Ox*** condition. Many ntw parti Fully dirt blkt. Excalltnt thapt. 1400. Phont IMPALA 1*47 WAGON — All naw tint, 747-JM5. PROGRAMMER/ANAL VST loadad NHA molar work. |M0 Call CHRYSLER NEW YORKER - 1949, ASSEMBLY POSITION — ElKlronkt aood running condition Air condition Two to three vaart of COBOL program- Ino. shrub cart and otnaral handy Cauntkn Prvfar minimum twt v WH*J Iwo-door hardlop. powar lUtr- PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 1173 — Au manufacturer rtqulrt* operator tor at Ing, all powtr. 1550 or btst offtr. Call KAWASAKI IW —Vary oood condition ming tKparltnct EiPtrltnct with work, Rtftrtnctt rtawirad AvaliaMt FHA/VA laan lalkHattan tiaafktnta Ing/braktt, air, naw transmliilon, tomatic, air conditioning, powtr itttr' Mmblv lint. Position rtqulrtt manual BUICK - 1114, Cantury Reg* I, four #JMm UM. Hontvwtll tqulpmtnt and ISAM lilts Immadialaly. tor Lacutl ttiatt Call for marioaaa camMny tr InttHuiMnal carburalor, brakai. Good condlllon. Ing/braket. tour ntw tirtt, two ttuddtd dtaUrltv and good tvttlghl. Edceilent doar, air condition!no. powa otiiram* Literal frlngt tentf lit Stnd 747 1100. 9-1 p.m., ar Ml 40M ***% invttlar Will cantkOar #r»«l wndlno * IWO 7B7-91S4 after 4 p.m. IMPALA 1*40 snowi. Craig tttrto with cauattt and company be ntfll s Call Jim Barnard at brahti/Hoarlng, AM tight track radio, r*sum* to. Manmauth County Par- re*i *sl*u saitt Haarltnct Eicatlawl Aa la Jtnstn spttkerv $1000. 717-144* KAWASAKI — I*77, KM 100. fxell.nl 441-41M HAIRDRESSER — *ull-tlmt, fl- company MM tenaflti 150 V-l, It MO natotHMt MI UH CJS JEEP 1974 — EKtllanl condition Mnnal D*t» , Hall of fltcordi, Main SI . 741 155) aflar 4 condlllon. mutt tta lo appreciate, low Pfkntad natittarv Paul's Hair Af- PONTIAC LCMANS 197S — Virv AUTO-CYCLES FrtthtM, N J O7H0. . . call -tllttgt Call tvtningt. Roy. 147 SWI fair. 707-7144. afttr i a.m. BUTCK CENTURY — ma, twadaor, JAGUARS NEW 1*70 - Whatllng Oil clatn Good rutobtr Eight-cvllndtr Call PtrMwntl OapanmaM AM/FM, air candl Honing, full powar, HMOI DAY HELP- Gaod pav. ont day wat* countt off Manufacture'* tuggtittc with btiki Sacrlfkt. Owntr. 129-1047 YAMAHA INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER - Far cut TOLL FRfE txcelttnt candtllon. UJOO 74144M. SALES Phont afttr 4:10, (tit prlct TAT Motort Inc., Highland J 1 R CYCLE SERVICE, INC. lam RF/Mtchankai aoarattan Mart PONTIAC 1H9 - Grand Prix, AM/FM, Join lha tlaff of N.J. No. i Honda 0412191 o, Ext. m BUICK ESTATE WAGON - 1*71. nlnt- Park 5711577. Union ft 3rd. Avt Long tMtrttncad. Momslv* In****** M Olr, full Powtr, 90,000. Good thapa dtaltr. Experience praftrrvd. Wt tttk MMtnaar. air conditioning, CB, lue 8 ranch-MO-1100 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — Midmanao* prttluctkin/aiaM. Unt Rt- JEEP 1177 - CJ7, Rantoaoa Packagt, Atklmj (4M 944-1743 or 321-4174. poople who hava tht aWlltv lo Mil SUBURBAN SAVINGS & 9*m rack, aawar window., aicallant CORVETTE 194t — T-IOP. ill dlttown offkt Full tlmt Must havt wmt. taiarv rt«wlrtmanu n Itactra llx-cvllndtr angina, ilkt ntw. Call afttr motorcvciei and automotlvti Top pay ctwdiilon. UM ar ban attar. M*-«i. vtr/Wack, txcalltnt condition, four car. Ptrmantnl petition Call 471-140J impwHa Lat. P O. Ban 170. (tea* ton*. LOAN ASSOCIATION 4 P.m.. 747-0424. PONTIAC TRANS AM 1970 — TA 4.4 program plut all btntfltt. For a con lpt*d, AM/FM, Craoar m»gi 1M00 S Auto Services/Parts bttwttn 9 am and 11 noon N.J 07701 Eawal OattartuMI* f m#*ty*r M/P firm. Ml 5510, afttr 4, 741-1439. • no'nt aulomailc, powar tttar- IIdtnllal interview call Bill at 1954300. BUICK ESTATE WAGON ttTl - Nino KITSON CHEVROLET CO. InB/brakat/wlndowi, tilt whtti, air, pauanetr, *lr conditioned, full aawar, LADIES-MEN - Wtrt at homt an the COUGAR XR71*71 — Powar windows, Hwv. 14 Eatontown AM/FM tttrao lapa, Hontvcomb VEGA PARTS —All lypti of mtcnanl DENTAL ASSISTANT good condlllon. Atkins •'•» Can phont. tarn U5I» waafely ttrvklna MUFFLER INSTALLER - l«*> powtr lock*, ipotd, dacor group, plus 5411000 whttd wltti raltM whilt Itlttr radlalt. cal. Inltrior and body parti. Very ret CHAIRSIOE repair Very buiv thop. Flvt-dav work aur cuitamtri wnu tntam aaaaiiaMt Aaaiv t« mt 14 mort acctitorlti, ovtr \l*0Q warth 0,900 mllat, »4000 or bttt offtr. Call sonaMt. 717 1KM Enatritnctd M faur handtd dtntiitrv LABRIOLA MOTORS INC. watk. Enctlltnt pav plan and bantflti. Mttntfet Mwftttr. 441 Hwv n I of accttwrlti. Call S44-7NS or 171-S1S0. 471-4041 or 747 7411 Wt natd an ambltlout workar who It LANDSCAPE - Gardanar't hatatr CAPRICE ESTATE WAGON 1174 — Ntwman Spring! Rd., Rad Bank Apply In person or call Clrclt Chtvroltl Low mlltagt. tutelknl condition. Call willlno lo bt pan of a wtl1-or**nlt*d Eaptritnct preferred Mult hava CREDIT PROBLEMS Dodot-Datwn 74)1411 Company, 441 Shrawiburv Avt , «9MUE Auto Rent/Lease dtntal laam 4Vi davt. no *vtn*n#s irinaaanatlan HI 1094 aftar I am NURSINO - KM (M/W). 3 ta 11. pati- No cath? if you'rt working, wa can Shrewsbury, N.J 741-1130. Aik for Nkk LINCOLN 1*71 - Mark IV. Loodtd Pitts* call 54J4U1 telwttn 1 and I tlmt, 14 IWin WTCt.lv Apt-vtnptrMti htlp to sal you flnanctd. No monay Trocchia. Sarvlct Manaovr LAWN MAINTENANCE - PtrttMntl CADILLAC ELDORADO 1*73 — Good Atklng UH0. p.m. ArnaM Waitar Nursing Kama, 411 S dawn. PaymtnU arranutd to lull your RENT A VAN — Low, low ratal. Call nat«ad. Ont warklno faraman. (M/W), CMMllilan, laN Call 7174511, 071-1950 afttr 4 P.m. PONTIAC WAGON - 1974, air condl AUTO MECHANIC — Mull havt tools Laurti Avt. Htiw ntadi. Many Now and Quality UMd Marly, TOM'S FORD, Hwv. IS, Kay DESIGNERS DRAFTING aiaartanct ntcatsarv Thraa haaaart 7*1-om Honing, low mllttot, vtry oood condi- and uptrltnct. Full tim* Flvt-dav Cartto choo M from. Call Mr. Fradar- port, 244-1400. ENGINEERS ft TECHNICIANS with a valid Naw Jamv tvivtr't LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1*74 - tion, prkt ntogltabtt MJ 14*4 afttr } wttk, company-paid btntflii. Apply In NURSE M/W - Firt**y MO*. 4V CAOILLAC — 1971, mint condition. kks at Raiui Pontlac, l« Broad St., L.J. GONZER ASSOCIATES ilctnM nacattarv Nt rjis Faur-door, loadtd, Immaculaia, 41400 USED AUTO & VAN RENTALS person, SchwarU Chryttar-Plymowth, itrafc* waman. camtng htma Call Fully Mulppod. 49^100 original mllti Rtd Bank. 741-S1S0. mltti. «*M. 471-4071. 112 Broad SI. Rad Bank a 17 A DAY/1.07 MILE 141 Wtil Front St., Rtd Bank LEGAL SECRETARY - C mohtt. 471-IOM I17M or kail aHar. IIMUI. RABBIT - "You'va got lo drlvt It to DATSUN Mv-Z — 1*74, brown, four CALL TOLL-FREE N0411-9701 DRIVERS - Part-llm*. with SI ar SI full Itmt, ShrtwtWv LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Jf7t — btllttft it." SHREWSBURY MOTORS, AUTOMOTIVE ~ Shoo Inttalltri Wt NURSE'S AIDI - Ddvt Call • CADILLAC FLEETWOOD tpttd, chroma whatii, U.000 mlltt Brown, 11,000 mlltt. Good condition. Bui LlctnM. Start immadlattiv AatXv Call 0O-90» BROUGHAM 1974 — U,MQ miles, good INC., 74H100 otftr tap MV. literal btntfltt and in- Nwrtina Mama. tn«i77. m m. . Good condition. WOO. 471-1M4 aUtr 4 Mutt Mil. Bail offar ovtr MOW 7 Auto Insurance luranca packagt. Complttt training Murphy But Strvkt. 1S1 Rt. 13. Mtd- manitWy.fcitweir.ta.ii »am ** t-» —10. 74T-4S11 bafort 1 p,m 741 4540, atk for Alax. RED BANK VOLVO dlatown. (behind Slperslein Paints) LIFE INSURANCE MPMIINT- DATSUN 140Z 1f74 - 40.000 mlltt. program and opportunitltt for advan- ATIVES - Oaaortunliv iutt knackatt It* E. NEWMAN SPRINOS RD. cemenl Apply In parson only. MWai CADILLAC 197) - Eldorado. Fully nttdt work, tJMW firm. LINCOLN TOWN CAR 1975 — Prlmi Star Una Thamptan wants yew ! RED BANK, 741-SHa AUTO INSURANCE Muffler. 410 Hwv. 3). Rtd Bank. ODD JOBS - Lang Branch attaia, n*t> aoblaead, 47,000 original miiat. Mini Call 1444*1] condlllon, many axtrat. 4V.000 mlltt, background, for machan Prafrtttlvt marktlt, CrtatlM under Optn 1 nlshtt to I; JO p.m., Sat. until 4 FREE ouolei and bindtri by phont. m aastaMt l«aai »ar Muotm nf>»m londtllon 11)00. 7414093. 14000 47t-5O*f or 741—1301. lor Flvt davt. MI-IJOI wrltlna, wfcaa vartatv af araaiiKtt. CALL TOLL-FREE OOOM29W3 BEAUTICIAN aflar 4 • m. . DATSUN B1I0 1*74 - Standard, AEDIKER-SHEHMAN Ltadll LaaaHI Laa*l E«w»ndlne) In- CAOILLAC 19M — Coupe DtVllit AM/FM radio. «17M Exctlltnt condi- MARK IV 1*75 - Loadad, moon roof, Buiv shoo EKGOR LAB TECHNICIAN — Part ar DODGE PEUGEOT PHOENIX BROKERAGE — Famout iwranct camaanv t>tkl(ifl prafaiatanal Fully Muipotd. Color-rad. Ptrtact con- tion. Call Wm many txlrai. »S400or bail offtr. Pltata Rl. 34—Wall Towntnlp--449-I10G n;-4ioo full tlmt No experience nacntary. lift aaantt that w(i* ta wccaM Call OFFICE CLEANERS for low coil auto Inturanct. Eatv Frlngt tentfltt. Sand rttumt. ttttino dlllon. tSBOO H4-S1J0 call 5414041. BEAUTY CULTURE INSTRUCTOR- Ed Gllrav. BUFFERS DODGE CORONET STATION WAG pavmtnt plan Immadlatt ID cardt. tiparttnet and rafartneat, la B«i RELIABLE CHARGER — In Corontl'i Llctnwd or will train. Holder of opera CADILLAC 1974 — Coupt Da VIIH, full ON 197) -- M.000 mlttt. Atklrvg 11700. MERCURY COUGAR — 1170, 351 Frtt quota bv phont. Call 144-3017. O-IM, Tht Daily Register. Shrtwtburv. clothing. Racily unlqut, Pton*tr Suptr- tors Iktnt* Call Mi. SltfKt at LIFEGUARDS — For iwim club Rtd Part-Uma wants. Halmdal pawor, AM/FM tttr*O lapa, Italhtr Call I71-1S74 attor S p.m. Clivtiand angina, naw llrat and bat- N.J. 07701. tuntr CB, alarm and factory optloni. Cross carHfiad WSIPrtfarro1, BUt Ml Mutt tw awn IranMartatlan lt> walk U000. Call 471-4*41 or 747 74It lery. 1500 191)741. Prof til tonally mtlnltlntd. Many ntw DODGE POLARA - 197] Cuitom, 10 Wanted Automotive ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN Audio ntcniarv Wr ita Bwi IH Mala •Kittwi will M h*W h-tm 4 M » m • parti. Only 40.000 milt* Raaliitnallv BOOKKEEPER -Assistant, lull tlm*, CAMAO I9H - W, auw brown with vinyl top, four-door, air MG 1*7) MIDGET CONVERTIBLE ttchnlclan Must be *Mparltnctd with N.J 07747 4 P.m.. Wad . A#ni 4, tf», a< Tlat prktd. 747-tjtj. tiparitnca nactuarv. Ont wrlta in maw. ItSOO or batt attar. NtttH minor conditioning, powtr it tar Ing /brakai, 11000 solid state, rtcttvtrt. tap* docks, tic Harmanv Bawl. Rl IS. MI—lMtin AAAAAAAAA itm Ptrmantnl posillon 7I7-3M4. LOOKING FOR — RtllaWt ptrMA ta work. Call attar 4 p. TtTtW AM/FM, good condition. 75.000 miles. 711-4*3* Pleasant working ctndiikms Flvt ftlTTENHOUSE JUNK CARS WANTED tun working immailattiv in teach PACKER/DRIVER - Cwvantrv 0a> Atklng (1100. Call *•), 1414100, ask for BOOKKEEPER/ASSISTANT — Part davt. Blu* Crott. Blue ShltM Salary CAMAROCONVERTIBLE IH9-Fac Mon mouth LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. TOP CASH PAID club tffko. Mutt be willing fa KCiM ptrwnca and *vi vtr't Hcanoa raawirao: Bob. t71-4014. tlmt. Mullte tiptrltnctd FrtthotPl- op*n Call 739-1U1 lory air, aowar ttatrlna, automatk. C h r y iltr • PI v mouth ) Hwv. 35 77J-1MO Octan TwP. IMMEDIATE PICKUP ;lbtt work tchttMt. wtlMwd wart Aavlv EiKira imavM La* iw Car taiitatlon, paid vacation. Apply Top »7, factory Corvttta-itvl* wttaolt DODGE SWINGER 1*74 -Showroom Hwv. J4 Eotonlawn 541SSOO 401-1144 Hat Ave . WgUwni. Itjual Omtriuwn> SAAB — tt GL. 1977. Aulomalk, air, Hal Uniform Rantal, IW Mvrtla Ava., ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN — TV CiMalc car thai toafcj nkt and runi condition, automatic, air, powar ttchnklan, tiptti tench parson Mint MONTE CARLO 1*74 — Powar ilttr tight track tlarao, powtr ittarlno. CLEAN-UP JUNK CARS — And lata Long Branch ertal. PO00 Call Rkk aftar 4 0. braka»/tlMring. MMO 741-0415 bt- be oood with solid state Flvt davt Ing, powar brakai. air conditioning, 21,000 mllti. Mutt Mil, bail offtr. modal wrtckt Hlghtit prlctt p. PART TIME — W*l»eri/W Pltatant working conditions Blut tttrto taM dtck, good condition. U4O0 S4MS40 now. Call ROCCO, 717-3114; 7O7-U49 CAFETERIA HELP - Part tlmt, 11 to MACHINIST — Minimum thrtt vaart kitchen hata A»alv Boacon Hin Cau* 4.30, Mon. through Fri . no wtvkend* Crou. Blut ShttW. Salary ootn Call DUSTER 197» - Eictlltnt condition, taPtrltnca. Lath* and Milling. Short try Club tot*)*** it J 144 am. SHORE MOTORS or holiday! Pleasant working tnvlron '»1IH arta Call 707-nil 17,500 mlltt, 125 cu. In. anoint, auto- Volvo Triumph Dtaltr JUNK CARS WANTEO matic, air, AM/FM radio, ttatl ballad MUSTANG 1*n — Rt-worktd, 351C Rtd Bank 741-1079 menl. Marriott Corporation. Call tnglnt. natdt tomt work. Batt offtr Hwv. U, ManatQuan. in into 944-5419 tutwttn 7 a.m. and 10 a.m., or ENGINEER - Far datlon af tuaum MAINTENANCE SUPER- PART-TIME - OawtrtufMtv tar left rtdlali. atklng 11,700 *44^41M afttf aua-mlntM aaoatato aar n m i* SUJa) ovtr I5O0. Aftar 4, 244 1533 Aik for Bill. JUNK CARS WANTED 2 p.m. to 4.10 p.m Equal Opportunity cooling Mulpmtnl. Eiptrltncttd InInINTINOINT — Gardtn A»artmonti 4:M. STEIN CADILLAC a vaar. In tawt lima. Ma mtartrlawi INSTANT CASH AND PICKUP Emplovtr. hydraulksyulks.. heal trantJtrantJttr and rttrttrlttrlfr f- E kKlr k *i, plumbing and tarptntrv an- MUSTANG 1944 — Slx-cvllndtr, auto- ASBURY AVE., ASBURY PARK trattat n Aa*44v ELECTREECTR O IMPULSIMPULSU E aarlanca. Black Stai tkonga rotjulrwl. avar lha Phant Call far awmntmint DUSTER 1*73 - Very oood condition, 775-2100 CALL BILL, 4914411 athlno .1500 matk, 1100. Runt sood. Call 7174514 CAR WASH HELP - Apply In porton. LAB INC.. m ChtMnut St., R*d BBankk C*l 9-4:30. 717 73N 144-1341. W-1I7I, 1-4 am.. 7-0 pm •41-UM afttr 4 p.m. STRAUB BUICK-OPEL JUNK CARS WANTED Country SwdMr Car Wash, 1900 Hwv. HIGHEST PRICES PAID 31. Mldditlown. OLDSMOBILE 1*77 - Slarflrt, Hatch NINE ACRES of Ntw and Utad On FIAT SALES AND SERVICE - Ltvlnt 24 HOUR TOWING back, automatk, air, powtr itatr- Hwv 31 144-4000 Kayport Moiort Corp., Maplt Avt., Rtd Bank. B&C TOWING, 291 5993 CARPENTERS - ExPtritrxtd Per ton I 741-4570. Ing/braktt, 15,000 mlltt, Llka naw, wtnttd for foreman (malt/ftmaltl in I] mult Mil. WTO Davt. 2124544. Evti: TOP DOLLAR construction, In framing, sfwathlng U 5JO4211 FOR USED CARS and trim. Call 191-1917. aik for Guy. CLASSIFIED 511 I FORD LTD 1974 — Four-door, km LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. mutant, radial*, pswtr itttr- OPEL GT - 1*71, Immacultti, cutiom THE FINEST SELECTION - Of naw Rl H Sivravlllt. N J 717-1300 ing/brakti, air, tpttd control, Intarlor and txlarlor 41,00(4 mlltl. and uttd tart In Monmouth County. it's helper Mechanic's htlptr. \ AM/FM, 14000. 14111SO aflar 5 p.m. SUM firm. 471-1211. Ovtr 100 air conditional ntw carl In TOP DOLLAR - Paid for Junk and txptrlanct. 495-1*80 Mlwttn 9-3 p.n ttock. McGLOIN BUICK-OPEL INC., UMd cart. Call T41-1141 Shrtwiourv Avt., Ntw Shrtwtburv. CARPET SALESPERSON — Sandlar I 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sol{ 741-4100 TOP DOLLAR PAID * Worth Carpeting It Browing and will II BUSINESS DIRECTORY nttd aogrtttlvt woman and man «t II TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — SuptTb For Junk cart. Immtdlat* pickup join 1h» Industry's leading proftttlonal I Mrvlct. DOWNES PONTIAC, 41 Lowar Call 212-0200 or 1211240 taltl ttam Interviewing now for Im- | Main St., Matawan H4-I799. WANTED — Junk tars, irucki. medial* position In our Ettonlowfi II A DAILY GUIDE TOYOTA CELICA GT 1977 - Flvt- Italltrt. Will pkfc up. Call anvllmt, store. Will train highlymotivattd man || tottd, air conditioning 21,000 mlltt 747-0119. or woman, TOP People tarn 1»1M 0M I 15200 471 -itlS. Bantfltt. Call Mr. Ltvln ar Mr. Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS 100* FINANCING WE NEED USED CARS Ftldman al 37t SS34. TRANS AM 1970 - TA Point 4 tnglnt, Top dollar paid MULLER CHEVRO Equal Opportunity Empiover M/F Up to 48 mot. to pay for qualified buyers on automatic, powar titar- LET, Hwv. 34, Malawan, 5440000 Ino/orakai/wlndows. tilt whatl, air, CLERK-TYPIST — HouMhoM aeodj any new or used car In itockl WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS AM/FM ittrao tapa. Hontvcomb moving and ttoragt company. Mutt be SCHWARTZ Chrytltr-Plymouth what it with ralMd wMlt ittlar radlali. a wtll-organlitd Individual with knowl ADDIMt MACHINlt UkNOtCAPIHO-LAWK FAINTINO 4 Rtd Bank, 747-0707 0,900 milat, UOO0 or btti offtr. Cal edge of general office procadurai. TYPIWRITBRS OARDIN MAINTINANCC DCCOtATINO rHOME OWNERS SPECIALn 4714*41 or 747-7419. Good typing and balk math rtaulrtd Call for an appointment, Andtrton Up It 60 an. toMf . Ri *rai wfl.—to TRIUMPH 1973 — Spltlira 1SO0. 34,000 Brot., Inc., Rtd Bank, 741-0030. ADDERS - Typtwrlttrt. Calculator!, COMMERCIAL LAWN SERVICE ROBERT GIARO PAINTING - l» mlltl Exctlltnt condition. Call told, iradtd. rtpalrad Raildanllal Indutlrlal (arlar/ailariar. Firllv IniMrad Frtt t* priTrtwci^Hfrsttfrt.iLt^tefrll | 944-7330. DISCOUNT prices InturM. '«ll»bli Ml«» tlmalat. Fair Hayan it) ]i;i COOK — Part limt cook m SERPICOS r«7-04IS Twin Boro Motor) Inc. Btachviaw Rtst Homt, )! Laurti Avt.. Si Help Wanted GRILLON - CwnMitt lawn HrvKa. Ktantburg. 7174100. Call 364-9740 Mr Dee 131 Ntwman Soring Rd Rtd Bank lOflng (Kan gc ana rMMIIIIng Call MOVING A STORA<;i: AMC/JEEP 7«7"- Male/Female COOK — Exptritnctd broiltr person Him VOLKSWAGEN BUS - 1H* New tn- for Mafood rtttaurant, year round FINISHING CAftPENTER —All typtt MOVE WITH NICK - Far Im Fro* position. Good pay, benefits Applv In of inttrlor or tKltrlor work, (paneling, glrt*, clulch, brakes, ntw "Imron" ASPHALT LABORERS-Goodtalary, Horizon Landscaping Inc. tttlmaltt Sartor rain, «iM wM pint, it**I btlttd radial., II mpg. Bast txptriontt. Mutt fiav* transportation person, LONG JOHN'S LTD., II Btach trim work, ore hung doors, windows, Landicapa Archlltcll & Contractor* *'tvti Call anvtlmt. Sai-*t*4 cabinets) ;|7 M», Gtora*. New, when you ••»••••••••••••••••••••••• offtr. I7I-4M) aftar S p.m, 191-4S70. Blvd., Highland!. " < Co.. N.J, ni-m M» VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1971 — Auto- place o MGISTE« Frtt Etilmaltt Fully Inturtd MOOFINO • siome matic stick iniptcttd. runt oood- UN 51. Help Wanted 51. Help Wonted YOUNG'S HOMEOWNERS LAWN or bttt otftr. 741-4530. HOME IMPROVEMENT GAGLIANO ROOFING & SIDING * OotiifMid Ad for I Rooting and Sldifw AND LANDSCAPING Frtt titlmalti Rapairi Ltadtri *m VOLKSWAGEN — Karmann Ghla Dormtrt Additions All phaMt of landKaplne. total lawn Buttan. Call mtmi or 121 mi 1944V Good condlllon. MOO. of mort days, Doors Wlndowt cart Ntw lawn planting, oM lawn Call M2-5US ROOFING AND SIDING Frat MU> 4-DAY SELL OFF Call W-m dav or night rtnowatlon, quality nurtary itoch mttti Olion Rodina 1 SMing Co Call iadudiitg Sunday, WHELAN PONTIAC-BUICK-OPEL BOATYARD PERSONNEL backhot work. Fowndatlon plantlnel. XMaitor Ul ItH E.I 1(01 ^ Hwv. 9 FrathoM MISCILLANEOUS you get en extra 441-0*4; The Jersey Shore's leading boatyard and IS/tVE HUNDREDS of DOLLARS SSS ROTOTILLING SACCO'S ROOFING CARPENTER-RETIRED — Stakt marina has immediate need tor experienced ANV SIZE JOBS small and mtdlum tiit Jobt Complttt Wa vt anparti In our fltld. room day (ME! Fill, dtptndaMa larvlci Trucks And Trailers help. Carpenters, mechanics, fiberglass work- inltrior rtmootllng ttrvlct Pantling, ramodtllng, ailK fan intlallttlon. title Call bttwttn to a.m •* p n Ittlri, norm 1 Krttn window,. ,«» KGBTOt Oaisified 1978 Monte Carlo $4700 Kitchen cablntti. Room addi- ers, spray painters, and general yard work. tions/rtcraal Ion roomt, raflnlihlng 671-5761 rtpaln, tic Call tlMni lor Fraa 197SMallbu4-Dr.$43O0Alr | 1974C-10CHEVROLETSUBURBAN- EltlmatM. Apply in person to bookcattl. Armstrong chandtllar call- Adi cett at lifts* as Alr, four-iptad, htavv duty tlrti, ings. Fr** advice and tttlmatti. Good 1978 Mallbu4-Dr. $3300 Air htaw-dulv lutPtntlon. Excellent con ROTOIILLING workmanship. Call anvllmt, Rf-a»t or Lawn mowing, LandKapIng 43« per Hue, per dltion. 14150 U2 13S5 or 449-3US. U1-444S. CHEVROLET SUBURBAN - Mian uiim day. based OR J GAS SAVERS is-dta) cuitom dtluit, 350 tnglnt, full powtr, MIHM BOAT WORKS CERAMIC CLASSES - Horn* iludle. GARDENS ROTOTILLED - With tha air, Rtttt hitch, thrtt Malt. Monitor Stalnt, undtrglates tupplltd. Stnior Trov-Bllt Tiller. Call tfl-0»7. *71 11M DRIVEWAYS 1978 Monarch Red, 2-Dr. *4300 Air or *7t Mil Kites, 10 days Iraval tralltr, M ft., Mlf conlalnad, Foot of rVstl Street Ciyi-ens Discount 4*S43t3, i«*J*1 Au*ali drlvai. concrala wiiki 1978 Monarch Cream 2-Dr.l4100 Air tlttpt Hi. both for SS,9». 741 2201 patlei. Fraa aitlmatat Our inn insertion. Monmouth Btach, N.J. HOUSES. GARAGES - Etc.. cltantd PAINTINO 4 ARTCO PAVING j" 1978 Monarch WtlKe 4-Dr. »4300 Air CHEVROLET IHICM WRECKER — Lloht hauling and delivery. Raason- 1978 Monarch Brut 4-Dr. 14100 Air With Holmti 500 boom and doll I* i, at)l* »r-mi. MCORATINO Fast Rtsvhs, lew 59,000 mllei, $7000. Call 747-0947 after TRUCK* AUTO 1978 Zephyr Wagon Beige 4-Dr. 14300 Air 5:30 p.m. B1P INTERIOR PAINTING Cost — Hew « LIGHT HAULING — And will clean out No lot. loo until RtaionaMt ratal UNTAL 1978 Zephyr Black 4-Dr. $3300 DODGE POST OFFICE VAN - Vt-lon. bawmtnti, ctllart, garagtt and haul Call anvllma. 170-1711 awav. Call John B , ui UM FOFJO NENT-A-CAFI •»tro Day. Pkone 1978 Zephyr Red 2-DM3200 1t4l, tlx-cyllndtr, 41,000 mllti, good condlllon 1700 llrm. 542-4197. VALUABLE COUPON EXTERIOR PAINTING ANP STAIN FAIRWAY FORD SPRING CLEAN UP ING - Baaolllul paint |ou dpnt by Dally • Wtaklr Montniy 542-1700. DODGE 1974 - Fowr-wnttl drlvt, Cltan atllci, ctllari, gartgts and Eoflla. I Krapt «M MM art wlndawt 111-344Q 1978 BOBCATS 34.000 mlltt, good condlllon, with cap yards. All appliances removed,'Scrap, and wa« Ihtm baton rtpmn. I Ted Free Matowan 12500 229-00,9 afttr 4. Iron and mttals. Gtntral cltan up rtcaulk all mi and lolot, that ntad H. USED AUTO I VAN RENTALS ~ 50 CENTS OFF work. 7474144 all day. Blue Runabout $3400 I work ntal and your hauaa wHI laaft II A DAT/to MILE Area - $464100 FLATBED - UM or tell offar. Good baautllvl, tiptclally with Irlm Far CALt TM.L FREE MMna Qrey Runabout $3400 condition. Iraa titlmatt call EOdla al Hum I7MN1 Your Next TAX SERVICE tell free White RunabouttSOOO PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING — FORD PICKUP 1972 — Ulon, ntw Red Runabout Stick Stick $3000 Inttrlor and titarlor. Fully MWM ' rabulM anoint. Cap. 124O0 firm Utility INCOME TAX PREPARED-Rtturnt DALY REGISTER OASHRED AD Work guarantttd. Frat «lma MioUetewn Area - | 1977 Pinto tan $2500 tralltr. 4K4. «41 firm. 291-000* txptMlv prepartd In your home. Rea By presenting this coupon tonat.lt (tt. RELIABLE TAX SER-PAUL HORAN all-BM 1978 Chevy Van Q-10 auto. $4700 471-9JO0 FORD 1979 PICKUP - CUndV applt When placing your classified ad VICE, ui-tm. rad with black roof. F-150 Rtnotf. 101 PAINTING AND DECORATING v-l. Air, automalk, powtr itttr Ing, (Sony, net oood towirdt Fimlly Ad INCOME TAX RETURNS - Ftdtral Carl B. Janai Fully Inturtd AM radio 4,300 mlltt. Excalltnt condi- and Stalt, Individual and buslntu. For fraa tlllmtttl call or Contrarl Adnrlltm) Prtpartd conplattly. 2ftth vaar In Mid REGISTER tion, itlll undtr warranty. Atfclng PAINT UP FOR SPRING ECONO-CAR of Red Bank 17O00 W 1734. dlttown, Margarv Trovato. Call for AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE tppolntmenl, 47I-12OT. E«ptrt Crafliman RtaunaUt Inttrlor* my Iptclallly FORD VAN 1970 — SUcvllndtr, auto- CLASSIFIED 590 Shrewsbury Ave. WALLYS PAINTING, lfvitll malk, air, mtxhanlct In otrttct condi- INCOME TAX PREPARED DatfyASundty tion, naadi body work, 1900 or bttt Call 542-1700 In your homt or off let. Accuracy guar- Tinton Falls, N.J. offar 707-3741 PORCELAIN REPAIRS Hall etwekt to: Tht Dally Rtglilar •nlaad. Expert Tax Strvlct Rapalr cnM In luta. ilnki, Matt. INTERNATIONAL TRAVELALL 1971 On* Raflliitf Plan, Shrtmburf, N.J. 07701 2M4SU — Air, nttdl wmt work. 1150 or btlt Mat. Mf-Mal. offar. 144-2491. 3i.H«»Wn.od SI. H«lp Wowtod si.Ho»woimd SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY, APRIL3,1979 11K DlrilyRcglatXr 19 :«ET»« v - Ma* M iMarlatM. Nubbin I Irak* aaa IWM tut >an •!> i Call nMai. • am. la a a.m. ill. Aporttifwtt 131. Houses For Sole tHAKLII DISTKHUIORS - A BETTER WAY - To bwv er tall. mum nmianinii Im i in KEANSBURG - One bedroom c«4 CENTURY 21 nwtAll HMttV. TM1 tarn starter home:, porch, yard, $100 NEIGHBORHOOD PROFESStON.lt. M Wirmn can lAa. iaWM. 747*434 STATE RENTALS Bkr SHEETROCKEM - Taaan aaa Ikv LONG BRANCH — Twe-bodrearn, Wm Taa awn. aaa* «art. Can AL GREENE A CO.. ll»£ . •MSB. I u .la I aaa. mt Mar t Morris Avt.twobctts, kids, peto,$2»fi. OS. I am 47*434 STATE RENTALS far ft Hwv. IS Keveert 719-MM MIDDLETOWN — Throe-bad room HMR.mmt.T PUaafUS - Far nun iw ASSUME 7Vi% MORTGAGE — NMt- torse farm, pool, staMe, more, call cMaa. MM M laaarliaria Full u™ oom bi level In Rad Bar* |iS-$10,4eV •art. Gaaa an. AM* Una Uhar 47 *434 STATE RENTALS Bkr •awn. Asking $79.SM. Ofm. MUttl*1 Clunart. Ml Branch Avaawa. LtlUa RED BANK - Four todroems. ana IUY 0*1 SELL - Ytwr Iteme »reuO>- hofJi, living room, dlnta* ream. fwM Hnr, m\m. en affiliate of Nw I ' SOCIAL SERVICE VOLUNTEERS - lichen, garage and large yard. Oft Iroad St.. » Ptnckney Rd |U0 a inv in a Taacl aa an li ia»ii/Ua»ar la II am I Realtor•raa&str, 741-76M MuttlPt* listr U-vaar^M kan. Call (avaMra VaMk month plus utilities Please call MT-TIMI •IMON - TaawanrM lanlcaa lanaa. BY OWNER - Four-bedroom SMR mBj gf eart SOLDERER/PROCHKTION — Far RUMSON — Four-bedroom ranch. Level. Ivk baths, Msement carrtars hi macnankal inn Him laaariaaaa Mtio yard tor kids, pets, like new. acre U*4« Call 544-1443 m DM im/Y M c •IK Ma* awHaaa laMarMa Iran *• 47 94M STATE RENTALS Bkr •MI", Permanent lie Mia* Urt WUI Ba» rlaM aarian Mr CAN YOU IMAGINE - Itilng In a family roam that a.irtaa*. flftPONSIM.1 PEttON - To *M«* Elactra I man III Laa. IM OMM II., i3. Money to fow 71. Merchandise 03 Rentals To Share Dm wvn im.. tn-t « I • m. In i» aHo.ua—. Mi pick,*) DM laMi, NJ. 71. Merchandise 14 Merchandise Wanted a bird sanctuary, a brook and nothing •••illuntil• at I ML |» end tram Eaual Oaaartuam Eii—aiai M/F but trees and privacy? You should Me •WiT-TIMl-FrlaaaMlia i ALL TYPE LOANS For Salt For Sole his tfiree-bedroom ranch with central EMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED - LIU cawl Mai aa aslra twnl su R VE YOR - Fari-Uma. aiaarNmcal BUSINESS 4 HOMEOWNERS air In an Al nelghborboo*] in Little Frl. nftrmcM required Call SLUSH PUPPIE MACHINE — MOO or Freehold area apartment, to share Call IBM, mm). »i-4aM tmrtm tramll an araaanv larvava. USED TYPEWRITER — Reasonable Sliver Who could ask tor anylhin*, mrtm - Daily-Sunday 3eli case, 6 ft , full glass from. 1300 with same. TlO-2171 after a p.m. tl.ll aar haw. Call aa* ar MaM, Siajaa-SMBB par month- Good condition. moreT Well, there Is more. ' * RMPOMIBLE PERSON - Ta irlva tl.ll aar Bobtail with sink, |l». Coffee me WHOM TO WMK - Fial-llim In USja»|lH II aar moMh HMM much to describe and all for I , •aMa nam aMahaj la Atlantic Mlah- at 1 a.m. IN nw aWanmn an* Mck ue> chine, &2S. nrnu laaai MI If allaal iMamn • •WTMlmMt at 7 p.m. la aannd fram in tn im n par manm REGISTER USED BABY CRIB WANTED 104 Winter Rentals ALLAIRE FARROW REAL TO nH Call Bllaam HI a.m.. HI an. HHaajStUi , Men.M , W SWIM INSTRUCTOR! — AM 1 VM Will pav $11. Call after 5 tvn motel units. Daily/weekly/monthly as low as STORAGE SHED -115, camping port lelds. Four fireplaces, brick floors, n ll at CWttMa Heel* C«rt Cantor. TEACHER wRathm In tht privacy af your hama, a pony, eKcellenl. US. tarp, ,10. Pro- 49)4111 ates Maid service/all utilities Trade Winds Motel, 142 1«M7. met kitchen A arlvata retreat MATH vincial chair, 125; trunk, ISO Hf-JOM. ran la wccaM Ira—« iralNaa. can- NEW START FINANCING 43 cents LITTLE SILVER RN OR LPH M/F - Part-Urn*, *V*e Arrtnmalk, ilufcu. i, 144V. HOTLINE aUITM STEREO - Sears console, AM/FM REALTY rtkxalan aarvlca Call Lam Jaaala ar tour nifhto aar MMfc, 11 to7;Ma.m nMMa. Haal> tai O-IM, TM Dam par lint, par day radio, turntable, excellent condition, 105 Summer Rentals Escattom feaflattlt. Him call Mrs. i. au. — CREDIT ASSISTANCE (batad on 10-dav Insertion) 1150. Three used Mack and while TV's, 741-0950 fir* laaMaimai lalwlaaj. KK»» at waiiaaatj Han. man. t* SJO to |« each M2-4H7 CAMAMA AOCNCV. INC team I M* 4 TENNIS PERSON - Ta ma kjnMI AGENCY Homeowners For FAST RESULTS HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S C. — Vac 4 101 Apartments DIAMOND PERFECT ISO'S LITTLi IILVM til- araaram far arlvata clua luaanrtw Bad cretKIT Mertsaae twgitamiT I SWIMMING POOL DISTRIBUTOR — Ion, two-bedroom condo available dur AT LOW COST hree massive bedrooms, 17' master RN OR LPN M/w - Part-time, im cMMmv laar«. iHnlcl ana Mur taxied by your ban*. aM lending tn- Forced to dispose ot like new 11" tone ng Easter week. Call 6M 1515 or bedroom, if country kitchen, form* WEAtt ESTATE SALES artoumiahto aa r wart, 11to 7: » am. namanll. ta-waafe waaan. UK4H stltuttemr Jy*1a»merits, iiam an vaur above-ground pools complete with sun- HOLMDEL — Two-bedroom, country 71-414J. ining area, IS' den, 32' family room Are vew Manas**) Hi mgfclm mantr Eicalltni feoneMs ffaaat tall Mrs prapartvT We mtniUM •> ctoan u# Phone deck, fencing, filter and Includes full setting Kids ok heat, gaa paid. MC'JNT POCONO — Four bedroom. with fireplace, Two baths Appliances Art vw MarotjM tn fetlm a njIMIma King al Wtntwow. Hall. man. be ill. Mauaa* H.j ami vaur credit and mote vttu era*J.I war nflaiiatton Ashing lift, Financing rrvl 747-9414 wobatti Chalet Fireplace. Private (o-tar garage. Wall III mil to i progretMiM M Naan tM4 thy. Call OMSK er fJB-mi available. Call Peter collect. STATE RENTALS, Bkr TENANT SERVICE CLERK — Tia- golf course, tennis courts, beach and MELMED REALTY, BROKER »rif*h> oftttat We hove teverai new *0i -tti-atoo hame tmtmtnm** thai prevle* ei wa. alvartllM alHci aWat. Oanaral REGISTER AAA RENTAL SERVICE - New IW ountry club. Close to all resorts 7,-StjO 41M400 »Hkt fxaarlaKa arafarratf. lama •it dally, never a fee for tenant. 1115543 cMM lea*. «• mo* iwrinlve TELEPHONE BOOTH — Inside ELLEN S. HA2ELTON. REALTOR SALESPERSON porcelamiied metal, fan and light In Furnished and unfurnished homes and ialn»oepBi iwrniii. tntoMlve plan Classified Ads OCONOS CHALET - Sleeps twelve, Member Real Estate Exchange oo, glass folding doors, sides need to apartments TEICHER AGENCY, RE- Call tor •MilimimiL BECHT 1 CO. Cuaiiawa pratorratf but nM naca* Ishwasher, fireplace, private com •413M0 be refimstted S*S. 2*1-4411. ALTORS, 117 Oceanoori Ave.. Ocean •anr far lt«M counter wart Uniterm* Merchandlie For munltv, swimming, fishing, boating, •limn, to mi AaKarttv Offka. Alka V Tarnno 542-1700 port. 542 3500 FOULKS PREStON AGENCY RIAL ESTATE SALES PLau. Oamii Dr.. Mnail u TFLEVlSlONS (1) — Would the jnen 200 weekly. 471-1071. Haurt avaltaMa 11 naan to 4 a.m. t*a Sale Toll Free from Matawan Area REALTORS •atsraarwia aaaacv pra«it.. . IXMHMna'Hl.ii TMAainar. nttresled In buying the five lei* ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Four- Woodland Dr -Mlddletown—671-94*4 •art la atvarlwna. uataMv ana flma- II mMnttht to * am AMIV In ww Ire II an aaual aaaarUnrlv aiwalniar. 566-6100 visions. Please call M1 -Kit oom apartment, private home, with aMv, to Mr FUmm at Dunkln' Danwtt. ana all aoaUcallani will ha canltaaiad REFHIOEB»IOR - WMI.. SKI Hal 'lew of Sandy Hook Bav. 13S0 w ft. of 04 Furnished Rooms CALL FOR "Home Selling Hints" cW THREE-PIECE LIVING — Room sal, M Ktid>i., W*»t Lona Branch. N.J. wlmaiH raaard ta i«tt. Ht, craaa or Ian Provincial chair, uenoltlartd In lwing space, new kitchen and ap- ERA NAVESINK ASSOCIATES Toll Free from MlddlMown Area 1150 And round table and four Cap- natMnal arhUn. dark grtm wflvtt Eicollont condition, pliances, wall-to-wall carpeting, living 1001 Rt 15, Mlddletown, 671-0600 MILMIO AGENCY ain's chairs, 1100 All one-year old IGHLANDS —Oceanand rivar view. SS9 Call SU.Ua) 671-9300 oom with stairway lo tower, private Call 741 412* urnished room for mature business REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - SALESPERSON driveway and parking space. All ullil • rifleman. 171 1210 FLORIDA MiWan IWMa mamaar wNta ll nan ies included. Ideal for single person or THE USED FURNITURE CENTER JUPITER TEQUE5TA aaaariaaca. PralllaMa caraar H aaalr- IM at Mia" die town Dunkln' 3 LINES DIRT-STONE-TOP SOIL 1*7 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank young couple U75 per month, Mav 1st HOLMDEL Cn JIM at, IM S*ms avallakte are 6 a m Ut la aart arMla Uaralaa a uaaa. a» Raaa Land clearing and wood chipping occupancy Call Lee Crawford, Re FurnlShjd^oor, Hob* Sound neon and ll midnight U 6 a.m Aaety •n ••calloftl aaaartunltv rar vau. Mual 2*11.127 altors.67i-35O0 Evenings, 1*1-0414 Ask RAYMONO C HOAGLAND, ASVOC tn persen lo Mr. Ran Hotline al fea aMa ta want anv af nraa iMtlt. 5 DAYS TIRES —Steel belled radials, GR7K-15, or Ray or Jacgul*. Eves. (305) 747 2231 Dunkliv Doiwts. aU Hwv. IS. MK Haaalfalliailan. MM haliaavl. Martina DRUM StT - Rogers, eight piecei B.F. Goodrich, used, good condition OLMDEL — Room for rent, U0 P Teouesia Properties, Inc. ' ill. HowMt For Sole N.J warn. SIM an naur. Fiaaia HMV Im $3.00 ncludlng tata and wet M?i Call 74M136 evenings. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two- nonth Share bath and facilities. I P.O. Bon 3*47 wrltlna la P.O. *M U. Ktraari, N.J. Call S42-2SH bedroom Baseboard heal. Furnished oofclng Call 944-4471 Realtors, MLS-Tequesta TM HtfliiUr FAMILY ADS CW1 Mil Second door Ideal for mature couple SALES CAHEFR — WWIrtwoJlUn Llta your unnMtted Ittmi tor you quickly arras. DRUM SET — SIR Piece*. Excellent :«n walk to store. Available Mav 1st, HUlMUEl HAVE BUYERS NEED LISTINGS iMuraiica Campanv hat tavaral tatl- March«ndlM for i*if ONLY condition AUlng UK Call attar • 115 per month 2*1-0141. Call the Kerr Agency, Inc. IMna *a»fl. Thru xar Iralntna art> TRUCK MECHANIC — OtaMl ta OBlnjtlng (torn hovMhotd. not t» FURNITHJED R p m . «il*tl Itwood, 616 River Rd, Fair Haven. 741-4477 aram, tuattonl camaamaltaw awrina aarlanca ana* Halt aacauarv. Aaalw m utding • M>« txlct ot |l« p*r ariicn ,100 both Lullaby* chltforob* and BEAUTIFUL MOOERN — Five NEED CASH? Ill a tto bka l htotto.t il NTMI Schwaru Inltmallonal. 141 w PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED Etch EANSBURG - Room for rent with dresser, white, ISO for both. Wicker owns, heat, hot water and cooking gas Franl St.. Naa tank. «Mllional llfM. UM No oiKounl il lichen use. MI rawtfrad. iKanw to lim a matrth. dressing table. |1S. 67UI17. upplied Adults preferred, no pets. TRUCK Mt .HANIC - Ma« « :«nc*t«l befora cupiratkan References and security, IMS ber Call 717 7017 alavar M/F. Cat. M7-1M*. at* tor torn No ChW>f« In copy USED RAILROAD TIES - Very month. 717-5434 atrlanct raana. AaMv In aaftan. FOR BEST BUVS IN PIANOS AND EYPORT — Kitchen privileges, ref HAZLET H«« tomtlhirvg to MOT Pttont ondition |7 each Schwani imarnalknal Truck. 141 Watt ORGANS CONSULT MAX LEWIS rences and security. Call 739-1731 at usiom 34' bl level. Ul,900 Aluminum Frtnt SI , Rod aana. 731Se*7 HIGHLANDS AND SEA BRIGHT - SALEt/PURCHAUHG POSITION - One and two bedroom apartments, ir S p.m. tding, dead-end street. Dishwasher. EMttronkt nvanwfacturar f*awlr*t liv TUSTING PIANO CO. TV AND ANTENNA REPAIRER — 542-1700 701 Bangs Avt Asburv Part 77&-4M74 V.I P MEMBERSHIP — To Holiday arpet. dishwasher, 1255 upon the bay torm and screen windows Wall-to tfvMuai Ri« aiaananca hi awrcftatMt* ED BANK — Good location, parking, wall carpeting and hardwood HOOTS AiMlratalwr Pwatl K*mn man ta 100* Hwy. IS. Otean 77i-Ot*4 Health Soa Anchorage Apartments, Ml lot* gentleman preferred at atactrMk conwananu AMUMMI 741-1*11 VI baths. Fully Insulated plus. 10% foaammnukt iKlu«t lahlna M» Cattrma> EWcvank Can. IM NartN 741-1575 lltw Ava. a»l»»na m. Rvrlan Ctn- THE DAILY FULL BEDROOM SET — Dreiser, HIGHLANDS — New condo. for rent down financing available. Now under (tov artan. M4M carraiMntfanti ami chest of drawers, bed and night stands, WASHERS AND DRYERS - Buv fac- with all appliances, washer, dryer. 1350 onstructlon. 717 3500 aracau.na mall ardan Satanr taw*) antique whltf Ml 1101 INGLE FURNISHED ROOM - In REGISTER tory direct, ISO and up. One year guar month 942-O5OS. private home, with kitchen privileges HIGHLANDS - Three bedrooms, two an tEaarlanca Futl camaamr kanatiu. VAN DRIVER — Win SI Lkanar ante* Free delivery Robert Barnes, ultable only for lady Red Bank. Call aths. five minutes from schools, shoo- Call Jim tarivard. *U4tM FURNITURE - Lov* Hatl, pine 4*MM7 HIGHLANDS — Two bedrooms, newly SUM ImmaditUlv Apply Murphy •«* CLASSIFIED ADS drcssar wtth hutch-top mirror, solid 'ter J, 741-4791. ing. NYC bus line and Sandy Hook. Sarvka. SSS Rl If, MMdlatown. (fia- decorated, |17S plus cooking gas and SCHOOL iUS DRIVERS - Full lima Maple lull site bedroom, hutches, pine WHITE SPOKED WHEELS - 14.5. lectrlc, heal included, one month's Excellent condllion $46,100. 291-0177 hind Slvtrtitln PalnH). drop leaf table, coffee and end tables, NION BEACH — Kitchen privileges. Her 4 p.m. and tvattrtwto. WMI train Marlfeara eight bolls with tires, UX it 1.1371 Call security. 191-3003 before 5 p.m. V and refrigerator allowed Phone tor replace screen and equipment, china 6/i-«763 after S. •aardi at EtltKatlan. r»iM. Ext 41 MV Sooodb0V(>««c«lt»nt,»ox) ppolfttmeftt, 344-976*. HISTORIC loot. HKHitl* W*f p Ebony wood (>t>< loud, lames, china arid much more. HIGHLANDS — Two bedroom, well Mu»t we at Lorraine's Nearly New U YAMAHA - Full console organ, en 120 Colonial. New Monmouth. Oerllng SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS - War* Arn rvti with CMltf L miUhlng .toot 11000 •Pi. kids ok, rent now 1250. to tour houri a tfa* and aarn aw«r in Vanderbill Are. Leonardo (behind cellent condition, moving. 4M434 STATE RENTALS BKr. wo bedroom home. 15x15,16x14. Court- ar mart a waak. ImmiUlif Cam* HMM . OHkat. Mi W7 7*100/1 *M 7l7*2*f 06 Commercial Rentals rv kitchen, 16x15 with original cooking *i« • tow tor VanNoriwKli ifrthtr» ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE — through Sat 11 to 4, Sundays 11 to 1, HIGHLANDS — Efficiency, suitable replace. Call to see. PAUL P. BOVA or one person fill plus gai. •lactnc NC , Realtor 471-2U4 ana M* Can n/4t3l «*t «NI train WAITReSS/WAITCH - Eiaarlancal Af i litanl «nd flfwnt Mktxiton IM TTRACTIVE - Modern office tn re- Sauanhum YtHowbrook RtJ Firm- FURNITURE - Sola-bed, queen sin, 72 Garage Sales ntludeo, and one month security SECRETARY - Part tlmt. wmrt aalv. Aaaw in nrw la Htad wturtti. 1*1 3003 before I, search center, Rad Bank. Available in HOLMDEL—LIST WITH Palact D4nar, 41 ManmavVi si . Rtd jit rwit kg Howttl Pvk |t*.«S; new mattresses, lit *S; wo. three, tour rooms or larger units arntf Mrt HN.« tvatna. Aavtv fllac- Mil AIN, •»»jn (T OJrt) Century 31 Van's Agency dinettes, 13* KD. SHARP'S Yard Sales HIGHLANDS — Three-room water- ow rent. Full services. 741-9S95 tr» imMlM Laa. 11* CltMtnwt SI.. Mad FURNITURE. Vi Hwv. U, Wail 566-1M1 tank I4I-M* Eaual nairtywttv am BASSET BEOROOMSET -TMTWI font apartment Call Superintendent, WAITRESSES OR WAITER M/F — Keansburg Call after 1 p.m . m-OOfl AAA GARAGE SALE - Desk, bikes, 2*1-2921 or 219-5*55 ARAGE BUILDING - 35 <45 with N GROUND POOL IW5 Eaaarkiacaa toad ana cackiaM. Fyll old, %Vi ThrtoptK* living room Mt. pictures, curtains and bedspreads, office upstairs, for rent, private street Four master site bedrooms, formal and Mnlkw. hraakfatl. lunch and «" .o«» 111! IS" M«n««n tolof TV HIGHLANDS — All-year-round garage arkino available. Light commercial Inlng room, eat-In country kitchen, SECRETARY — To flnanci FURNITURE i lawn mower, furniture, lamps, ainntr Aaa4* In atrtan dtllv ar call .on*ot#. |1H *•'• round formica Ubto parimenl, two-bedroom, aartlaily se. Call 7I7-O5H. 1:30-5 p.m. amllv room wllh fireplace, Iwo baths. admMMratar Part-lima. wWi aaa« Furniture at a fraction above cost Anv glassware and mirrors, children'! *«"on rtwcMk COWSXA i*n»l Cha* Jataph al IJMSSI w.m »n chain, im RtOlntr, US Al I ©thing Frl only, *-4:3O, *1 Heights urnished Beach privileges Suitable Recreation basement Appliances aackvraund In tvatna and attka pro- :ondltton W tin nama brand available such as Ben USINESS PROPERTY - Building nington Pine, Pennsylvania Mouse, Terr., Mlddletown. or one person or couple 1300 month rner must Hit. cadtirM Ptaawrt ««rklna tmlnn- WANTEO — ORADE 1 TEACHER. and one month security, all utilities 30*60, Hwv 35, Laurence Harbor Call BABY CARRIAGE - US Malnnity >raiel, Heritage, Henredon, Baker, ISO Or 544-1676. MELMED REALTY, BROKER nwnt N«0.t la >M Nm Tha 0*11? MUST SE FAMILIAR WITH TEAM BIG SALE - 504 Easl Rd . Belford, fKluded 172*744 after 4 p.m, 715650 4*34600 RlM Sl. O/T»l (UrthM, U-tH B*t>* lurnlturt to JS Thomasville, Century and many, many TEACHINO. INDIVIDUALIZED IN- Thurs, Frl, 10-3. Sofa-never used OLD STORAGE — Walk in and truck STRUCTION APPLV IN WRITING Call 717 JOW more Fo* more information tail week HOLMDEL — Extra large twe drums, pool table, many Items n tOOOcu It . month to month rental SECRETARY - Ta Dlractor at Ra- TO Mr. Rkhard Frutrwn. Principal, davs, 11* P m tearoom apartment, country setting, LITTLE SILVER haMlrlatloji Attncv Intarnttna *v% BATTERY CHARGER — Mtlvv-dutv. heat and hot water included, (420 per OOSTON AND JOOSTON, Realtors, Rad Sana Prlmarr School, m Ft al U wo.1 JO amp,. |4S Etttlnc Btiitar. 721-6666 $129,000 I70-4300 Riwr SI. Rat aana, N J crni AN 73 Machinery For Sale month. IM 5*00 41-4730. We proudly announce our newest Usi- cammanturato «na tiaarM«ca aiwt v b»t, two OKkuvt. wafer ttiin. FURNITURE CATALOG EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EM iMnl condllion, M0 Wi J0U SERVICE OF N.J HOLMDEL LINCROFT AREA — COLD STORAGE - Walk In and truck ng In Little Silver A beautiful 11-year Rnumt to Bw v Ml. Ttta Dallv «•• PLOVER old, lour-bedroom. ]'/t bath custom Co- v. N.J. a7»t. FURNISHING ON A LOW BUDGET? WARNER - Model 100B laminating Soaclous three-bedroom apartment, n 1000 cu ft, month to month rental BEDROOM SET - Whit* with looston and Jooston, Realtors lonial on a quiet cul-de s«c with WELDERS — All aatllMm. lama MIG, - Chach the USED FURNITURE IM with supplies IM0 Plus utilities 747-5740. sold, twin two. drtnttr, niohl 41-4710. gorgeous yard. Central air condition ptrmanaM. tanafltt. Aaalv la Lvca. If CENTER OF RED BANK. Fine Can 71J 4651 ing, huge family room with fireplace mattrvu. b*» UX-IH3. 1W0 IM urniiure tor less 1*7 Shrewsbury Ave HOLMDEL — One bedroom, CM ._ . Vanaarvara M.. MarlXart. setting, heal and hot water included, DOCTOR'S OFFICE — To share, new and finished gameroom with bar In BEDS, SOLID BRASS GARDEN SWING — Four seat Broken 1W0 per month. Ut-StOO. v decorated and fully furnished bascme I. Call t WHOLESALE'RITAIL RUStNEU - 77 Pets And Livestock modern professional building In Red EA. Naaax cawntar aartan. hitltlma. aa> rimi All new parts supplied. You Make It Yourself jiMmbk, vou set UM value tor »»i KEANSBURG — Modern three Bank. Available May 1. 671-3231. callaM aaaartwnttv far manaaii traVn- M Call Ml vanclwa. tBMMI. far an BEST TOP SOIL Call 747-lin QUARTER HORSE - Mare Excellent bedroom apartment In two-family, sac ond floor No pets. 49S-0U7 DOWNTOWN RED BANK — Pr.L ARMSTRONG intarwlaw. * It I Good fill dirt Ethel Trucking. J*1 1707 disposition Eight years old. Tack li office space with on-sile Parking. On GUITARS AND AMPLIFIER — Un- eluded Call S6+-SU1. ENCY REALTf 71 CENTER 7t7-«9# 244 2039. after 5 P.m. rooms, heat included, 1255 a month, three nice bedrooms, IV* baths, fire- Plus security «S «*5 HAZLET - Hwv. 36. Buildjng, MOO sq place, formal dining room, lovely BABYSITTING BRASS HEADBOARD — Box Spring Division of Altenberg BEAUTIFUL MALE — German Short with four overhead doors Cal enclosed porch- Attached garbage Thra« davi. par! tlmt mattress, frame, single bed. SitOfirm Piano House KEYPORT — One-bedroom, all utili haired Pointer type, great with kids 3039. Basement, Carefree aluminum siding m-utj Can Ulim Old you know ies paid, pelt, kids ok. good area, 1200 Call 679-1114 or 679-4194. and beautiful grounds, too. vVe recorrt- , 479434 STATE RENTALS Bkr. HOLMDEL VILLAGE - 2200 Sq ft. BROYHILL - Oranga ,i|vtt wXa. We Are N.J.'s mend immediate Inspection. BARVSITTER - Hiadta Hlariland* BEAUTIFUL MALE BEAGLE office space, will divide. Call Owner, M*uKgu crochet it •Mi chirtt. Ilk* mm. portaot*. |M M4J1T7 Baldwin, Kawai. Knabe. Everett. Cur COCKATIEL ren * S business district Available Immediate AGENCY REALTORS • • Man throuah FrI . M. $5 Prospect Ave, Little Silver »»t1 an rou pt svcii lUttnini ler. Hardman and Player pianos. With cage, 1150 y. Hot water supplied. StSQ a month. W4Ut BUNK BEDS - Wim or without mat 7KM471 LINCROFT — Three-bedroom, country n month's security. 264-1117. MIKII »kind (t|in Use medium trtuan MaMt. Dint or walnut Startino LARGE DISPLAY OF setting, yard, kids ok, pets ok, dial. CHILD CARE AND LIGHT HOUSE- at $100 IMfSM DOES YOUR HORSE LONG - For 47-9414 STATE RENTALS Bkr INCROFT — Office suite, established •rcaftit tciyltc sport ia>n l« this KEEPING - Ltncrori-Holmdal arta. GRAND PIANOS 300 MAIN STREET greener pastures? Private (arm. Colts rofessional building, TOO plus SQ. ft. MIDDLETOWN — IVi bedrooms, I.M a.m kiln, MondaT throuah CASH REGISTER - Sw«da, ticilktnt _ONG BRANCH — Three-bedroom tatnlK too Patten 4?; um ASBURY PARK, N J. 07711 Heck, has beautiful pasture with Pit parking Near Parkway. Im- lumlnum siding. Lot, 50x100, conve- FrkMi Call arlar I a m , Ht Hal lond.tion. ItOO Protnskmal T Shirt duolex. dining, large kitchen, 1300. mediate occupancy Call 741-4466 lenl to schools and shopping. VA wti- 8 14 included Transit* M*Khin» and translaf,, UM 775-93O0 shelter, rough board. Hi per month 441-4477. 47-9434 STATE RENTALS Bkr. ome V»'i 7176116 RELIABLE PERSON - To tetnrUI. Open daily * to t. S*l HI S MODERN STORE — On busv Hate flva dtyi a «aak. MMMHtawn araa MATAWAN — Two-bedroom duplex. Ighwav; 7500 M. ft., all utilities, U MIODLETOWNCHAPEL HILL CHAIN LINK FENCING —Surplus tit HEATERS - U.0Q0 and 6S.O00 BTU FEMALE GERMAN SHEPHERD — Call altar 3 a.m.. m-mi argc yard, kids. 1st Moor, carpet, 1275 AREA — Early American Ranch, three qualilv vinyl (tMt Mult tacrifkf. it Oral for shop or apartment One-year old, free lo good home tof so,, ft. per year. Immediate oc- 47*434 STATE RENTALS Bkr. arge bedrooms, formal dining room, 41.M tor etch pattern Mi 401 WANTED -Maiurt woman to cart lor cfnti H It mitalttd wltt. toe rail, IOC Cat! 44t-1044 73*3540 after 5 30 upencv. Harold Llndemann, Broker, •Ing room with fireplace and beamed Ilk-vaaroM llrl and llthl houta imum Ttrmi arranged TtJOXM MIDDLETOWN — Three-bedroom, atontown, 542-1103. :h pittun lor InUlass i» HI-FI - With Iwo speakers tn good FOX TERRIER PUPPY - Male, pa- •Ming Large entry foyer. Eat-inkltch- kaaalfla Mull ham car Houri, ? a.m wo-family, tree heat, pets ok, 117S. ondition. |13. per, shots, four months old. must sell, n. coiv den, laundry room, two full tile nuil and lundlint %i IDlMpm Mondar throuah Frldav CHANDELIER — Crystal, liki nw, 47*414 STATE RENTALS Bkr PRIME OFFICE SPACE 741-1153 after S p.m WO or best offer 566-OOM lath* Lots of closets. Hardwood lloors. call M4 IKB MaMi and oatd .WO Mutt tacrifttt), 1300 or On\ n busy Route 35, Mlddletown. Entire 1x34 In-ground pool and patio. Private, HaikH araa otltr Call UlttO HOMEMADE — Delicious Easier pies FREE TO GOOD HOME — Germai MIDDLETOWN - One of the nicest jlte or Individual rooms, Three years 3 reed acre-plus lot. Two-car garage. est'tne DiOrarvo (wheat pie) andShorthair Pointer, mile Seven months hree-room apartment! In town. Id Ample parking. Immediate oc Uor* WlkMkr CHGRRV DINING ROOM TABLfi - Suacioui rooms, lovely yard. 1255 per 101,500 I41-9SU Piua Ruslica (salami PIC) llSeach.*- old Excellent with Children. House upencv Principals only Inouin StiM, on* Maf and pads, W0 Two month plus electric. Security required MULLANEY REALTY, 1000 Highway S3 Domestic Htlp rvch pte Also tamb and bunnv cakes. broken. 7I7-73S4. MIDDLETOWN — On a quiet lane. NN*lMrafl lUpl. 61 AR7I II tirti. likt new. rw«d lutM*. ViS f 17 3412 5, Mlddletown. 671-5151. 110 each. Caff Monday. Tuesdav. cre of land, Ihre* bedrooms, living Cll atif *P.m. St»Sli. HORSE TACK — Saddles, bridles, bits, Wednesday or Frldav between S and 7 oom, dining room, modern kitchen, Tkt Mly l^iittf , etc. Riding clothes Goats Horse and MODERN APARTMENT — Near RED BANK — 121 Broad St.. next to HOUSEKEEPER/BARYSITTER — CLAIRTONE STEREO — CoftMl* with 741-U14, asktor Bea . ecreatlon room, 2W baths. Good wool hicken manure 171 .125 'ansportation. Best lime to call before ilal Bank, last lovely Broad Street Parttlma. arttr UM Callaat irnatnt AM FM and rajcofd playtr f 100 as is lo wan carpeting. Must seeto ap - OK Camaoilli Jwncttan araa Call HO RAILROAD - Marklln, four en noon, 4*5-0416. writ* now available lor professional You lakt it away. S3k ww .NASA APSO PUPS — AKC regis- occupancy. New owners will modify l preciate. Owner. In Fifties. 671-3709. •• lfl, OM CMM Stv, IM altar I. n> nai glnes, two transformers, track and PORT MONMQUTH — Three room buildings. Bait offer over 11000 tered; championship bloodlines, six uite Abundant of I-street Parking. Ce Tart, IT 1M11. PiM[tail, COLONIAL SOFA - Latv BdV r«k«r. weeks old. Three females, one male. aoartmtnt. heal and hot water m- 0500, Mr. Laird. Ml DDL E TOWN - Send for our "Shore iwo and taWtt and coftaa tabtt Mint Superior show quality. Call 747J4*| luded, tingle adult preferred. 1200, and Country Living" brochure, pics, S4 Situations Wanltd lltion 7174*0) descriptions, prices on available HUMMEL COLLECTOR PLATES — .6-3523 RED BANK — Available space inverl MtW FOR 1979!" NttDUCIWl Ftmile POODLE PUPPIES-AKC registered oui Zlmmirer professional buildings; homes APPLEBROOK AGENCY, Re. Goebel. H71-H7* interesled parties RED BANK 28 RIVERSIDE AVE. altort, 950 Rt. 35, Middletown. 671-2300. only, 741-iHi. with papers, reasonable 717-4133 after ll office suites are carpeted, oeco- CAIAIOG-Hundiedi ol beauti 4 weekdays and all dav Sat and Sun RIVERVIEW TOWERS ated. air conditioned and ready lo lul thinp to maaEl 3 dee CHILD CARE - In m» Lima Sllvar IBM TYPEWRITERS "THE VERY FINEST IN move in: MIDDLETOWN homt Hot mtall tnt iruxkl. By tha COLONIAL - Mapl* oval lormka top PURE WHITE FEMALE — German LUXURY HIGH-RISE" . 1S7 Broad Street — Two units avail patterns inside Send 75* 427 hour, atafi and watkandl /41-aan dining room tabla Saats tix with e« RENTAL $19.50 Per mo. Shepherd, seven months, houscbroken Overlooking the Naveslnk River able. On* contains 760 so., ft, and is COUNTLESS FEATURES ttnslon i«a( Lik* naw HO 2*1-1704. Rent with option 10 buy 172-0317 Brad for temoerament. Papers. 1150. ilvlded into three rooms plus storage DAY GOVERNESS — IB raarl, to cara 671US65. We want you)...To help us keep rents at $400 per month, plus utilities, second Mini Country Cap* features X ft. fami- lor chlldran. Monday through Frldav. COLONIAL COUCH AND CHAIR — at their lowest. Bv maintaining 100% II contains *40 so, fi. and Is divided y room, four-five master sin M or T Batch rnamoarinlp raqulrtd KINDLING WOOD Good condition $1» occupancy we are effectively keeoino lo six rooms Plus storage at $470 per bedrooms, full basement, a lovely back plaau will prtpart braaklatt. lunch. Large bags. II SO B0 Blcvc.es/Mlnl Bikes 741—J773 ents low. Studios starling at 1175. one jnth, plus utilities >ard with pool and deck, plus much flan dlnnat Own car and rafarancai led rooms starting at 1140, two COLOR TV - If. U0; «Xa, WO RED BANK LUMBER . 170 Broad Street — On* unit aval more. Call 'after ). Ml 4TM led rooms starling al $100, three Eurtka vacuum. 120, four blkai. MO lo Wall St. 741 5SO0 BICYCLE — Raleigh Colt, girl's, thn able containing 960 iq ft and It divide ASSUMBLE MORTGAGE! LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS bedrooms also. Printed Pattern RESPONSIILE — Mother ll wllllna lo IS babv carrlag. Pram, SJO; Irmi speed, It". 140. four rooms at $610 per month, Price; $41,900 VERTICAL BLINDS Soft, So Soft! lau cart ol childrtn lor «orklng moth- lamps, U «ach. Mt of «ncvclop«dias, 671-1770 ncludlng all utilities, tn In mv hama. fJ1 wtt tS. •ifciric broom, IS; Ic* cream JOS OFF LIST! .enlral air and heat, gas cooking, . 331 Broad Street - On* unit avail- CALL FOR DETAILS maker, 130. portablt •lictric Free delivery, Eltnbv Products. Call balconies, 24-hour doorman, TV secur- able containing 700 sa. It and is divided barb«(ua. |» MI-SIM. 113-44M for quote 02 Swimming Pools ty, swimming pool, sauna, marina, ito a private office with a large sky also underground parking, Rental of ighted studio with storage closets at WHELAN 55 Situations WanltxJ MAGNAVOX IS" — Console color TV COLONIAL LOVESEAT - And chair ice open seven days a week. Call Bob 1300 per month, including all utilities Realty Group - Realtors Working condition. (100. Mali Mt 11)5 or out offer. ESTHER WILLIAMS —Above-ground, Occon* at 301-741-1731 4. Ill Monmouth Street — Single room C»ll 4»S 3115 291-5402 *7i*4i3 aftar 3 g.m. oval, aluminum pool wllh deck and office of 100 sa, ft al $131 per month fencing. Swimming ar*a 15x30 In- RED BANK — Luxury one-bedroon, ncludes beat and water, Plus electric ALL AROUND YARD WORK — Traat MANURE - SI bushel, five buthe cludes everything Will have Installed fireplace, carpeting, dishwasher. 1350 OCEANPORT — Gooseneck Point, dne minimum. Delivered. All of the above require minimum one acre, three bedrooms, Dutch Colonjai. I, iir««i«.iir*«ii- cut. aaraani rotMIIM, Buttart. u COMPRESSOR - S*ars. Vi hp lor $1,111. 671-3791. includes heat. 671194S evts. year written lease, Call owner Waller raott. houiai claantd Frtt aitlmatti portable, with spray gun. Excellent Call 7I7-I7S0 dining room, fireplace, $14,500. Princi- RED BANK — -Hi-five spacious rooms limmerer & Son, 946-3400 or 946-4211 pals Only. 229-1992. condition, US or belt offer. Ml-Mtk ORIENTAL SCREEN -Magnificently raTm 84 Merchandise Wanted iry hi rise building. Call 842 4*65 RED BANK — Good location for smal COMMERCIAL - Singer electric M< nlaid, ext. Sacrifice between 7-9 p.m. OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Colonial ter- .Iness. Call after 6 p.m. ing machine Good condition M2-OOOJ U1-4W raced "House L Gardens" HomcJQf- Situations Wanted 741*353 alter 4:30. RED BANK —Downtown. Three-room The-Monih award winner. Fantastic Ihe dress has |we LOOSE. ORIENTAL RUG - 10x14, 1100 Small AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UN Male/ Female apartment, 1275. all utilities Included 5YCAMORE PROFESSIONAL three to four bedrooms, two baths, ormki dinette set, W0. Good condi- WANTED ANTIQUES, JEWELRY SOn. FLUID' Looks and teeh CONTENTSOF HOME - Living room, Ideal tor older couple. No pels. Call for BUILDING raised ranch In this sought alter area, tion, 2»-««63 RUGS. FOR CASH. dining room, kitchen, family room >lntment, 7-9 p.m., 747-1471. Only one suite (MOOSQ. ft,) still av«i Extras Include central air, fireplace, muwlous on. in so mini fabrics DRIVER — With nation waeor INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Name brand, only. Hendrtdon, Drexal, PIANO — Baby Grand, Welte-Mignin, able In ultra modern addition lo wel new wall-to-wall carpeting, roof antr llaht pickup Ind dallvarv. 159 E. Newman Springs Rd. RED BANK — Apartment available. -imtf, tissue crepe, wile. Stw Heritage and othert. No pieces ovei 5'*". ebony. Pin block, bridge), strings established professional building. Lo- heating system. Asking $12,500. ' Call vnlait fram If p.m. three years old. Excellent, like ntw Shrewsbury 747-4300 six large lovely rooms, new modern CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realton '' it lor summer. and rlbt excellent. Good tone. 734-O4S4, kitchen, quiet residential neighbor cated on Sycamore Av*. in Tlnton 747-294]. Falls, adjacent to Parkway. Ready fo "Independently Owned" Printed Pattern 9444: Misses PICNIC TABLE •' — Attached ALL LIONEL TRAINS hood, close lo transportation. Cell foi 3 River Rd. Fair Haven CONSOLE COLOR TV — (2W; powei appointment, 7411791, immediate occupancy. Unlimited park benches. IM Antique treadle sewing Or Flyer. Toe cash appraisal. 944-2*93 1 7664 Open * to t Sins I. 10. 12. 14.16, It. 20. lawn mower, catcher attachment, S49; ing. Beautifully landscaped. Medlca lachlne. beautiful wrought iron bate. Specialties only. Will finish to suit. Cal IK cm. Head tkls and Tyrolla bindings, ANTIQUES — All kinds, bought for lop RED BANK — Three-bedroom two OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Wayside Wood* Sue 12 (bust 34) lakes 3H raids $100. Ml-WSI, 541-4433. %n 747-TOtS after S:M. cash. Mary Jane Roosevelt Antloues family, yard, kids, parking. 1300 and Long View village. Elegant MW 45 inch fabric it Business PIONEER - AM/FM CB, 40channel, 10* Gail River Rd.. Rumion 1421159 147-9434 STATE RENTALS Bk homes from $110,000. Call S31-OS0S. > CRUSHED VELVET —MedtterranMn in-oash, Model GTUOO. Never been Member Appraisers Assoclaiiot living room set. Excellent condition, RED BANK — Three-bedroom two- Opportunities used. S1S0. 741-7931. America. USD. Plus extra living room chairs. IM family, yard, kids, parking. 1300 110 Wanted To Rent REDDEN AGENCY 747-9414 STATE RENTALS B tol7Sper chair AH excellent condition. PORTABLE GAS GRILL - U00, pic REALTORS CLAM BAR - Dining room xllh liquor, nfc table. 130; two metal chairs, tS ANTIQUES — GATEWAY AN BY VETERINARIAN — House o Ul Maple Ave—Red Bank—741 9100; Sari $1.50 to wck paten. full kltchan, watarlront. good monav rti-iw. TIQUES, Rt. 34 and Homestead Ave. RED BANK — One-bedroom un each; dav bed. Mb. 21' aluminum lad- furnished apartment, six-month lease apartment on farm or wllh ground RUMSON/RED BANK - Live fro* In IM Wlawt pattara hi mtktr, txctlltnt HnatKlnB. der, l»; M' wooden ladder, .30, ga- Leonardo. 1*1-5250. Middletown area. Call after : GtG Raallori Ul MOD 1114*47 DEACON BENCH — *', stt-ln rush No pets. 1140 plus cooking gas. Cal one, two, four or five family homes. ftnMaai airmail. U«i rage door opener, 175; two boy's bikes, AVOID THE GARAGE SALE S42-O690. 609-119-6329. !10-$10.oao cash buys you on* of these teatt, IW Levelor blind, HW, blue J5 and H5 171-37*1, SHAKLEE DISTRIBUTORS - never used, US. Old chllforobe, mlr Hassle. TOP dollar paid for your beautiful homes for you to live in or a* UuttK RUMSON — Walk to ocean from luxur RENTALS — Yearly or winter. Tei Wtnlad. Goodiarnlnai. Sat own houri rored doors. U0 m-OMi. wanted Items Call 264-S415 alter 3 p.m Income properly. 671-1965 evenings, • PORTABLE DOG PEN - 11x11', with two-bedroom apartment. 137 5 ants are eager to rant Immediately II Inttrtiltd, call Bill S4t^SU. locking gate. Wosler fireproof, two- Call 431-6033. Mon.-Prl. No fee. DESKS, FILES - Tables, chain, add BUYING NAZI WW2 ITEMS utilities. 471-1965 eves. RUMSON AREA - Send for our Ing machines, typewriters, office drawer filing cabinet. Make offer Ask for Phil SEA BRIGHT —One-bedroom, kids ok SINGLE MAN — Desires rgasonab "Shore and Country Living" brochure/ equipment, etc. at bargain prices. New I7M3S1. •4219M HUMAN MARTIN air conditioned, all bills paid, H35. rental In' local area. Reply P.O. Bo pics, descriptions, prices on available' or used. A.A.C. DESK OUTLET, ITOt 43 Money To Loan QUEEN-SIZE BOX SPRING — Fowl' 747*414 STATE RENTALS Bki 410, Red Bank, N.J. 07701. homes. APPLEBROOK AGENCY, Re- Rl. 35. Oaxhurst 5313W). GARAGE AND HOUSE SALES — Pro- rarttrn Dtpl. 420 dation and mattress. ,3S Colonial Ma fessionally run. Call altors, 112 A«. of Two Rivers, DINING ROOM SET — Breahlronl pie platform rocker, US. Zenith IS' 2644*15 after 3 P.m. TWO AWARD-WINNING TOWN Rumion, Ml 1900. buffet, six chairs, table wilt, pads black/while TV with wheeled stand HOUSES — Living room with fire Tkt Doily »tgi«ftr LOANS er PHONE US. 741-22M. 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Print HUE, M0KSS, buv factory direct, 135 and up One TRY 141 144* 747-9434 STATE RENTALS Bk homes In Monmouth County! It's your barn, outbuilding and greenhouse. », SHE mi SITU MIMIU. nwiaiTKa year guarantee Free delivery. Rober if you write or call Betsy Ross Agent' Property fronts on two roads An In- 54 BROAD ST. Barnes, 4f j-4647. PUMP ORGAN — Or reed orge 102 Houses **or Rent 117 Rt. 35, Kevport, N.J. 07735 Phof vestment In the future. Aiklng J13I.O0O; All the new clolhes rou need lot 21,000 sq. ft. (1 Hoof 3.000 wanted, condition not Important. Al RED BANK, N.J. * REFRIGERATOR — 1] cu. ft. Phllco 264 34S4. •our bun life are in our SPRING- brass bed. 229-557*. LITTLE SILVER S-oltlct lullt (I.BSM. n. I mov M sq. ft; 1 floor '2.D00 sq. ft.) frost-free, good condllion. 150 EAST KEANSBURG — Eight rooms 1 REALTY SUMMER PAnERN CATALOG! ' MjtMUvkktd for anr portion fhtrt- tailgate loading, railroad sid- •72-07*7 TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INT four bedrooms. Must have security A START ISO ( or CtntroJ olr. haat, prlvdta pork- DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry t Dressei, tops, skirts, pants, wsts. ing, private piirking. air condi- lease and references. Asking $450 Three bedrooms. 12' matter bedroom 741-0950 Ing, akrrafor, full (onlforlor»tr- STRAIGHT-BACK - Host and Hostes Cash. DON PON'S JEWELERS Wl 291-4535. 24' living room. 77' country kltche jackets Plus $1.50 free pattern I vlct Includtd. Prlma location. tioned, sprinklered. Public chairs, red velvet, |i» pair. On* Buv from private owners and estates den, luxury bath. Utility room. Two-ca ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND coupon. Send 75C Itransportatton. Car met glass with emerald green trim HIGHLANDS — Large one-bedroom More Classified SIZES 8-20 747-1100 with catl brorue, approximately to JEWELRY DESIGNED. 79* Rive coiV bungalow, kids, pels, 1200 MELMED REALTY, BROKER 747-1100 vtars old, 1500. 747-47*1. Rd, Fair Haven, N.J. W3-6257 747-9434 STATE RENTALS Bk 671S4S0 4*3*00 onNextPofjc 20 The DailyRegteler SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY, APRIL 3,1979 JCP&L to pass 131 Houtes For Sole 211 Special Notices Brookdale guns (continued I RUN LIKE HECK (continued) a faculty representative, COUNSELING - (Marriage, divorce, Plane crash THIS WONT LAST The compromise decision wanred that "the senate permanent closedown of the unit A Muli'uii* .*'«'w homt infln wnur.li Fr«« consultation 14214431 But Dr. Nancy Folbre of the New School of Social Research rt a ifi»M»i hood Gaorooul Red Bank Matawwi {continued) also came after Brookdale can't vote completely con- 101 bordering picturttaur I arm in New York City told a Bayville audience Sunday that "since n**turt ThiHiiiiu tMroitoo horn* I WILL NO - Longer beresoonnbteror Defective Sgt. Thomas Me- trary to the public opinion •vaiurYf loui krt'ttNm ,'-| batffi any debts other than those incurred bv headquarters in Washington, DC, according to Mr. Banks Cabe, a senate member who poll and keep its credibili- the Three Mile station may never be used again, the consumer tlunmng 1 aunlr» kiU hrn aprning lo mvsetl Frederick Stiailo 41 Cresci d tt « v f Blyd Haitet Investigators speculated that the pilot and passenger left voted for it, declared that ty." will probably end up paying for Jersey Central's investment • oofl ttaneo woodwork and Colts Neck Airport about 5 p.m Sunday, advising the airport the public opinion poll Det. Sgt. McCabe de- George H. Barbour, president of the Board of Public Ih'owdhout Mint mint (oodition MISS LISA that they would return later that evening, about 8 p.m. How- tti from but and Ham traniooria HOROSCOPE ftEADER A WRITER should be voided because of nounced the poll, declaring Utilities, called the Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission Juvl 111IM and ours alone Won't Advict on all •Hair* en life All read ever, no flight plan was filed. . at 1111.000 ings private For further information, what he charged were that is was presented as a and the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission yesterday and BECHT & CO call 2S4211S 744 Rt II. East Bruns- Before taking off from Colts Neck, 16 gallons of fuel were "gross Irregularities" in asked that they investigate whether the Three Mile Island wick vote, that there had been REALTORS loaded aboard the plane, but no estimates were available the election procedures electioneering within 500 accident was caused by a defect in plant design B42 3933 MRS. SYLVIA yesterday on how many gallons the plane's tanks already held "The Forked River nuclear plant that JCP1L is building in Handwriting Analyst A Advise Capt. Kenneth Foulks, feet of the polls, that ballot INKINO OF - Selling or bo»ing» at the time of takeoff. n TRANS EHECUTiVE REALTY 542-9500 who heads the Brookdale po- secrecy wasn't guaranteed, Ocean County is identical in design to Ihe Three Mile Island *'1 JIM Mr Banks said Ihe plane came down two miles south of lice, said later that he has and that spoiled ballots had plant," said Public Utilities Commissioner Edward H. Hynes. Red Bank CO-OP Nursery Monmouth Airport. Weather at the estimated time of the crash Registering (or Fall Two or three day misgivings about the stipu- been counted. "The plant is only four percent compelete and won't be REALTORS at Lakehurst, the nearest weather station, was,"partial ob- Snr»»tbuit Oil in H\ Mi] Programs Oiredor, 227 1540 lation for a Judicial Review , finished until 1983, so there is no need to halt construction.'' VdOtMown Oflttf *?VJ3H scuration," with broken clouds at 00 feet. A high deck of There were 1,004 votes Board 'because, as written, "But just the same, we want to be absolutely sure that 213 Instruction overcast clouds was seen, and surface visibility was reported at cast, 654 of them opposed to 132 Condominiums it seems to have too much to there is no defect in its design that could lead to a tragedy 13/4 miles with fog. arming the police 24 hours a Town Houses A REAL ESTATE - Salts licensing do with personnel decisions. day. Students cast 410 of the here," he said couise Mornings, April 9 20 The temperature was 48, and the dew point was 44, accord- Monmouth Institute, 741 0779 "But I don't know in "no" votes; adminis- The Nuclear Regulatory Commission yesterday asked sev- EASTPOINTE - One bedroom wilt. ing to Mr Banks, who said that when the two figures near each what form the president will trators, 45; non-academic en operating nuclear power plants in five stales which use view only IV WO CENTUHV 2) other, weather conditions become conducive to fog. OCEAN REALTY M) tWO take the recommendation to staff, 101, and faculty, 98 Babcock 4 Wilcox equipment similar to the equipment involved The plane crashed while heading west, in the direction of 6HAOOW IAKE VtLtAOe - PtffWtn the trustees," Capt. Foulks There were 16 police depart- in the Three Mile Island accident to run safety checks and various model* LAWLEY AGENCY Colls Neck, Mr. Banks said, and after coming down on the open Reattoi* U\tlb7 evei B4I-HH said, i will have to hear ment . votes, all of them report on their findings within 10 days HOAtlantlcHighUnds fairway, "cartwheeled," turning over, and was completely what he has in mind for a "yes," There are 16 mem- Cleveland Mayor Dennis J Kucinich asked the Ohio Public NOTICE OF DECISION demolished. Only the tail section remained intact. 133 Income Property review board to do." bers of the fores. Utilities Commission to keep the Davis-Besse facility near Debris from the wreckage was scattered about 140 feet TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: As outlined by the ad hoc Brookdale police now are Cleveland, which has a Babcock It Wilcox reactor, shut down RUMSON RED BAN* Two lour PUBLIC NOTICE If hereby given from the 150-horsepower plane's point of impact. indefinitely "as a clear and present danger lo the city of *i« Um.lv lot sat* $10-170,000 t«vh to all persons thai a public hearing was committee, the board would permitted to carry guns MIII buy von one ol these DropeMie* lor held on March 31,1979 at which hearing "When I saw the plane,(it looked like it was all rolled up in Cleveland ' The plant was shut down Friday for routine niomr ana oepreciation purpowi an application for a (variance) to con be appointed by the senates when the campus is closed, f M "US evet a ball," said the greenskeeper, who was first on the scene. Mr. struct a one family dwelling on lot with executive committee and when transporting money or maintenance 72 fool or 7] foot frontage where 100feet West's body was lying at the side of the plane while Mrs. And California Gov. Jerry Brown asked the Nuclear Regu- 138 Mobile Homes.. are required - non-conforming lot' on would include one represent- prisoners, and by special au- Block I, Lot (si 5, commonly known as Mileski's body was found in the plane, according to Mr latory Commission to shut down the Rancho Seco plant near Ocean Boulevard and East Highland ative e^ch of the non- thorization of the college Avenue. Borough of Atlantic High- Morgan. HUU MOBILE HOME - Delroiter Sacramento because it was also built by Babcock and Wilcox lands, New Jersey, was heard. academic staff, the faculty, president. Majiel area Two bedrooms excellent State Trooper Robert Dafeldecker said the plane traveled Gov Brown said he feared the facilities might share "a serious condition 17000 Call 142-O5K after 7 Said application was (granted) administration, police de- In his minority report, which decision Is on file and available about 45 yards after its impact with the ground, twisting into a partment and student body. genetic defect " CUSTOM MADE TRAILER - U*b2 tor inspection in the Borough Hall, t!0 mangled heap. The bodies of the two victims were taken to Mr. Emberger said the hear- Unliiinnhea XU.OOO Weil Palm First Avenue, Borough of Atlantic For the past two years. ings had produced evidence "Gov Byrne met with his Cabinet and decided against a fteaih. flonrja 27M North Military Highlands. New Jersey. Freehold Area Hospital, Freehold Township, for autopsies. Trail, lot 15 Call 30i 684 MI6 after S GARRETT P HAYES Brookdale has required new- of "a lack of trust in the precipitous course ot action," Mr Hynes said. "It would Federal officials are checking to determine if the plane Attorney lyhired officers to have a police.rather than gener- certainly be easy and probably politically popular to call fora GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES- ever arrived at Robertsville Airport, and the condition of the for Applicant Gar rell P. Haves psychological evaluation. ating a sense of safety and halt to construction at Forked River, to take the approach Bethany Rd . Hatlet Adult park Walk Dated thisHdavof plane's tachometer, which records the time the airplane spends I N March. 1979 Mr Auch said the college security the police are re- Brown took, but it would not be responsible to do so April ) • V M in flight. Mr. West held a private pilot's license and was not intends to mandate that in sponded to with fear and un The Ocean County Board of Freeholders filtd suit last 139 Cemetery Lots checked out for instrument flight. 228 Holmdel its police regulations. • easiness." Wednesday against JCP&L. the state and the state Department At the crash site, there was no evidence of explosion, and no I I Ml fl RY PLOTS -Two.! NOT I ft OF 1)1 1 is KIN In proposing that the po- Noting that because it is of Environmental Protection in an attempt to halt construction an Snoreland Memorial \ .TAKE NOTICE thai on the 21th fuel odor. of the cooling tower at the Forked River plant, which would in mu*i tell, reasonable 7 day of March, 1*79, tn« Zoning Board of lice be permitted to wear a police department, the Adjuslmenl of Holmdel Township, at Investigators said they will try to learn if the plane ran out effect block construction of the plant itself ter a public hearing, granted the ap- guns for mure night-time small Brookdale force is plication of Foued Ann and Mary Anil of fuel. Public Advocate Van Ness asked JCP&L to halt construc- 140 Real Estate Wanted hours, Jack Needle, a facul- compelled to go off campus lo obtain a Certificate of Occupancy for Both Mr. West and Mrs. Mileski were employed at Duke tion of the plant the following day in the wake of the Three Mile a on«- family private dwelling, the »• ty representative on the sen- to aid the Middletown po- Itrior foundation wall of which It set LINCROFT - Home wa Gundaker's Autoland, Belmar, where Mr. West was an auto Island accident. back a minimum of ik.W and a man ate, said "that is the most lice, Mr Emberger sug- refinisher and Mrs. Mileski was a secretary. imum of 47 SO' from the front lot line dangerous time." He said gested it would make more "Hopefully, some good will come out of the Three Mile Iwhere SO' is required), al 12 Huntlev Mr. West was born in Quonset Point, R.I., and lived most of Island accident in that we'll probably gel better security and tlSKNGS OF BETTER HOMES I Road, known is Block 4M, Lot 1, on the that weapons locked in the sense for Brookdale to re- Holmdel Township Tan Map, and that a his life in the shore area. He was a graduate of Neptune High better engineering at nuclear plants from now on." Mr. Hynes copy of the determination of Mid Zon- patrol cars at other times turn to having an unarmed Holmdel area THESMOLKO AGEr^ School and was a communicant of Our Lady of Mount Carmel ing Board of Adjustment has been filed "will be available in mo- security force and call said "We'll make the utilities take longer to build them and in the Office of the Township Clerk and Roman Catholic Church, Asbury Park. they II be safer MATAWAN L Ibl WITH is available for inspection ments if needed." Middtetown police to deal Century 21 Van'l Agency Francis X. Burke Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Frances MacKay West; his As President Carter said, we're going to err on the side of 56* 1861 Secretary In calling for a com- with relatively rare violent parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. West Jr. of Neptune, and a Zoning Board of Adjustment promise, George Abel, also crime " caution rather than haste from now on. he said April 3 U 60 sister, Mrs. Valerie Reihlman of Tinton Falls. Mr Hynes said he has never considered nuclear energy to 233Marlboro The Francioni, Taylor and Lopez Funeral Home, Neptune, be a panacea" for America's energy problems THE MARLBORO TOWNSHIP MU- is in charge of arrangements. Tve always been concerned that we have not come up NICIPAL UTILITIES AUTHORITY 152 Boats & Accessories NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR Mrs. Mileski, was a life-long resident of Neptune, and was a with an answer in the problem of disposing of nuclear waste. REVISION OF SCHEDULE OF WA- graduate of St. Rose High School, Belmar. She was a communi- TER CONNECTION OR TAPPING Schlesinger asks ' Mr Hynes said "I regard nuclear energy as one element in an H DURANAUTiC - Aluminum shilt cant of St. Rose Roman Catholic Church, Belmar. with ( • !• Ewinrude Fi&herman motor FEESFORALL METERS integrated energy system, along with oil. coal and. to a lesser TAKE NOTICE lhal pursuant to N.J.S.A 40: MB 23. the Marlboro Town- degree, natural gas IMI'H Oars and fuel lank Great fami I continued) plant accident He also in- ship Municipal Utilities Authority will lv Mhmg boai Call 147-0184 evenings Surviving are her husband, Joseph Mileski, her mother, hold a public hearing on the revision of ject it now would be pre- dicated he would support pro- In the short run. we need power from the 91 nuclear plants after A iV ti m Mrs. Irene Twidle,,of Belmar; two brothers, Glen and Joseph Its Schedule of Water Connection or mature ." posed legislation giving the in operation or under construction, especially after OPEC /I FIBLHI.LAS ALIMANE") ?10 Tapping Fees for all meters Twidle, at home; anVjwo sisters, the Misses Victoria and Mary H P mhuam outboard, two bunks and . The aforesaid public hearing will —An Energy Department NRC more authority to step in raised its prices for the umpteenth time on March 26." he said head >n cutty cabin. VHF radio, com be held on Tuesday, April 10, 1979, at Ann Twidle, also at home. e 00 P.M. at the regularly scheduled report sent to Hep Anthony and take control of the situ- But even the utilities concede that nuclear power won't be an pass hfe lackets *4?oO fcM *Ub aHtr The Reilly Funeral Home, Belmar, is in charge of arrange- meeting at the offices of the Marlboro ation at damaged nuclear important energy source more than 30 years from now Township Municipal Utilities Author- ments. Moffett, D-Conn., suggests ity, located on Harbor Road, Marlboro power plants New Jersey has twu operating nuclear power plants, a 40 TWIN SCREW - Sled null, Township, Monmouth County, New that an anticipated presiden- " Blutniitum tflbtn, truvbnat Brtaui tial decision to lift price con- J( P41. unit at Oyster Creek in Lacey Township. Ocean County, buiil. im Two GMCtJl's, port engine, top end overhauled Oct. of 1 V'H DP tea BY ORDER OF THE COM- 245 Union Beach trols from U.S. produced -Sen Edward M Ken- and a Public Service Electric 4 Gas Co plant in Lower 101 radar Priced al 126,SO0. Call MISSIONERS OF THE MARLBORO Considering nedy, D-Mass.. said in a New TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL UTILITIES crude oil may do very little to 791 1310 tahe effect immediately upon Its adop Alloways Township. Salem County AUTHORITY. lion and publication according lo law York speech that the Pennsyl- tfc1 ALBACORE SAILBOAT - LORD C Douglas McClung increase production. The re- Four more are under construction JCP&L's Forked River PUBLIC NOTICE Ira.ler. wentti, other eouiptment Ga Chairman vania accident will slow Uie The foregoing ordinance was In- port suggests that oil com- plant and three I'SK&<; units in Salem County raged, excellent condition, |1S00 April 1,2,3, (23 14 park-ride troduced and passed on 1tr si reading at momentum of nuclear power •bb bW panies already make enough Mr Hynes said the country s energy future lies in solar RESOLUTION a regular meeting of Ihe Board of Health, of the Borough of Union Beach, development." He said the WHEREAS, Section 13 of the Open money under the existing J2 CATALINA - Swing keel Beat on Wednesday, March 31, 1479, and will energy, geolhermal energy, wind power and domestic technolo- Public Meetings Act, Chapter 131, PL pause could be used to re-ex- inflation, buy like new package al sub- come up for final consideration and facilities price structure to provide the gies to extract oil from coal and shale stantial savinus til UV 1975 reaulres that every public body passase at a regular meeting crt said amine the use of nuclear annually adopt a schedule for all public Board of Heailh ol the Borough of incentive for seeking out new He called for a reassessment of safety procedures at DINGHY S - Ell, Sk.mmer, Dvrr, meetings to be held bv it, and Union Beach, lo beheld on Wednesday, FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP supplies power for energy Sumner, Zodiac Met/eler If you can't WHEREAS, Section 14 of the Open April IB, 1979, al 1:00 P.M. or as soon nuclear plants and for the accelerated development of alter- find vour nrit dinghy at BOAT Public Meetings Act, Chapter 231, PL thereafter as Ihe matter can be heard, — The Transportation Com- MOUSE, you don I want a dinghy 113? —The Senate majority native energy systems ms, reauires that every public body at the municipal building, Florence Av- mittee is considering addi- -Sen Ted Stevens, R-Alas- Ocean Ave Sea Bnghl 842 ?7M shall, upon request, mail Individual enue, Union Beach, New Jersey, at leader, Robert C Byrd. D- ka. said the accident showed copies of any regular meeting schedule tional park-ride facilities for DISCOUNT or revisions thereto, to any person upon W.Va. called on congressional current technology can control prepayment ol a reasonable sum (a ing lo be heard, thereon will be given commuters because committees Monday to in- SHIPS STORE cover the costs of providing such no- fullbpportunlty. Manalapan Township has accidents such as the one at ANNAM SMITH vestigate the nuclear power Three Mile Island SAVE .UP TO 50% '"NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE- SECRETARY tabled its plans for commuter Cautious hope * SOLVED that the Board of Fire Com April 3 $20 10 COMPLETE CANVAS* SHOP missioners of Fire District Not, Town- park-ride facilities. FLAGSHIP MARINE ship of Marlboro, County of Monmouth 248 Monmouth County 1st Ave . Atlantic Highlands and State of New Jersey shall meet on President Jack Sadow said I continued I 191 ibOQ the second Tuesday of each month at ~ NOTICE fO~BIDDEftS last night that the committee Seek man B 00 p m , at the Marlboro Fire Com- Denton said radiation inside the lop of the reactor building pany Fire House located on Route 79, bids will be received bv the Monmouth discussed several possibilities (continued) Police were called to Miss was measured at 30.000 roentgens an hour, a rate at which a FLAGSHIP MARINE Marlboro. New Jersey. Al laid meet- Counlv Board of Recreation Com ings, the Board ol Fire Commissioners missloners at the Monmouth Counlv but could not be specific. Pope's apartment at about fatal dose would be absorbed in 30 seconds Bay liner Wnaler AquaspoM Lewis was seen tleeing the vic- shall lake all actions within the scope of Hobie Buccaneer Seafarer Manalapan Township Com- 11 45 last night by a neighbor its authority FICES. Thompson Park, Newman tim's apartment at about 11:45 The bubble, potentially explosive and lethally radioactive, O Day Harpoort Phanthorrt La«r BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Springs Rd . Llncroft, New Jersey, un- mittee decided last week to Calkins Gator E Z Loader p.m., when the stabbing was When officers arrived, they began shrinking Sunday night The smaller it got. the less that it any of the scheduled meetings til 10 00 am , prevailing time on Tues- Johnson Outboard shall be changed, cancelled or held In day, May I. 1V79 and then publicly delay its plans to construct a found Miss Pope lying at the chance there was of a damaging explosion or a catastrophic Sales & AAA Rated Service reported any place other than that designated opened and read aloud for the follow park-ride facility because of top of a staircase bleeding^ above, appropriate notice of a revision Ing: GOLF 1 TENNIS RESALE Sunday night, police were melt-down HI Awe , Atlantic Highlands m accordance with the act shall be MERCHANDISE expense complications. called to Miss Pope's apart- from multiple stab wounds In addition, one NRC official said that radiation drifting 291-5600 provided. Bid Documents, Including Instruc- OPEN SUNDAYS BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED tions to Bidders, Proposal Forms, and Freehold Township, ment after receiving reports She was transported to Jer- from the disabled powerhouse had dropped to low levels on site lhal copies of Ihe within Resolution complete Plans and Specifications mav FLOATING • Dock and ramp, en Manalapan and Freehold sey Shore Medical Center by shall be forwarded to two official news- be obtained bv qualified bidders at the of a domestic dispute with the It has been leaking since the reactor's cooling system failed . elleAl condition |i00 papers of the Township of Marlboro, ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES Ol the Borough had planned to con- Call alip- 5 W UV) suspect No charges were filed the township first aid squad, Wednesday that an additional copy shall be for- MONMOUTH COUNTY PARK SYS' struct a park-ride facility for • -i" WHIT I H?6. in warded lo Ihe Clerk of the Township of TEM, located In Thompson Park, New- in that incident, police said. and was pronounced dead a Technicians toiled to dissolve the bubble s hydrogen by Hoard outboard bow rider with trailer. Marlboro tor filing, and that one copy man Springs'Rd. Lincrofl, New Jer- commuters on Symmes Road little more than an hour later shall bv posted m a public place. sey, between the hours of » 00a.m. and However, last September, defusing it into the constantly circulating cooling water piped BE IT FURTHER ReSOLVED, * » v in , Monday through f r Iday and Route 9, for approximate Daniels was charged with as- by Assistant Monmouth Coun- into the reactor Then, in another building, it bubbles up like KEYPORT MARINE SALES thai a fee in Ihe amount of S1000 is All bids must be submitted on the HWY. 3i. HAZLET fixed rjy this Board tor Ihe purpose of standard proposal forms in the manner ly 1,000 commuters. The sault and battery on Miss ty Medical Examiner Dr Ed- soda pop does when a bottle cap is opened, releasing carbon '393i30'or 764 7176 covering the costs of providing, upon designated and required bv the specif- project would be funded in ications and must be enclosed in sealed Pope, and threatening to take ward Schauer According to dioxide LENTZEMAptNA For Ranlan Bit reauest, individual copies of any regu- envelopes bearing the name and ad- bdatmo in-out berthing service for m pel ing schedule or revisions part by all three municipal- her life, according to police police, she had suffered about Engineers also fired up one hydrogen recombiner. a device dress of the bidder and the title of the power and sa>i boats. IS to 26 Used then bid on the outside, and addressed to the ities. nine stab wounds all over her but uin 'a' /u« " April 3 sis 00 encased in lead bricks that blends oxygen to form water The Monmouth County Boardof Recreation body '/*r(]uri. I yiiuri 239 Red Bank Commissioner!, P.O Box 3ft, Lincroft, contaminated water is then treated and recycled Ouranautic Johnson Outboards N J 07738 Bids must be delivered at An autopsy will be per- The week-old accident has led to the continued evacuation OMC Sales Service and Parts RED BANK PLANNING BOARD Ihe place and before the hour men Trailers Electronics. Supplies Work Meeting Notice Honed above. formed today: of pregnant women and preschoolers from the immediate Launching Ramp and Dockage The work meeting of the Red Bank 'During the performance of Ihis Parent unit due Season rates Planning Board will be held on April V, contract, all contractors are reauired P6lice are searching for area. It was estimated that as many as 50,000 people had left v ini 1 Nitpluni '?yi3M 1979 al 8:00 PM in the Council Cham- to comply with the requirements of Daniels, who was reported the area by Monday, acting out of caution before the crisis bers. 37 Monmouth Street, Red Bank. PL. 197SC, 127." By J.SCOTTORR "Most of the parents think MOORING - Approximately 100 lbs . Nj The agenda isasfollows' The Monmouth County Board of seen leaving the scene al a seemed lo ease DM l) Margaret Lordi, Block 1. Lot 20. S8 Recreation Commissioners reserves SHREWSBURY-In an at- it's a good idea They want to Can aftt-r 1 ;ti MMJ high rate of speed in a green Rector Place. Red Bank, N.J. Maior the right lo waive any informalities In, tempt to unite parents whose know what s going and on and Subdivision. or to reject any or all bids, and to II NOV A SCOT IA STAYS L 1970 Ford Impala 7) Te«aco, Inc Newman Springs Road children are enrolled in pro- they want a voice in it. There's SLHOUNEH - 18HX) Built in 195V, and Shrewsbury Avenue. Red Bank, deemed in the best interest of the The suspect is described as 'istbred sleeps two. stainless grams of the Monmouth As- no contact between the pa- Amin tells workers: N J Block 84, Lot UA Board to do so. 'I'ggmg Ratsev dacron sails in e» Site plan approval for new canopy No bidder mav withdraw his bid a black male, 5-foot-fi and rUlent repair Palmer 72 h p inboard, sociation for Itetarded rents and the agency now." and pump islands and expansion of within thirty (30) days following the "ead all cruismg gear included Cur, about 170 pounds a conditional use permit. date of bid opening Citizens (MONARCH-Eliz- she said -fnliy stored m Keyport Call 847 7178 Rosemary Minear.Clerk The Monmouth County Board of or JOS 361-SJVi twnmoi Police said they believe the Red Bank Planning Board Recreation Commissioners shall re- abeth McLaughlin is forming a go back to jobs "The association could murder weapon to be a knife, SALiBOAT'- Newmn II Oav Sa.ler April 3 ' SS.70 , serve Ihe right lo hold bids for sixty parents association that would NAIROBI, Kenya (API - running lights cabin lioht. POrta-DOtt. (60) days prior to award of contracts. also pool the knowledge of the although no weapon has been damage, and then flew off vot.o Pinto outboard motor, roller 245 Union Beach Bv Order of The Board of Recrea- keep parents informed and parents. Some parents with President Idi Amin made a The ources, who were jtt\\nv trailer Asking price 11000 tion Commissioners of the County of give them a stronger voice in recovered yet. Contact W> 937b 1 lo V '47 2346 after NOTICE Monmouth. public appearance in Jinja. ' TAKE NOTICE, that a public hear- children in one program don't According to police. reached by telephone, said Ross W Maghan, Chairman the running of the agency. Uganda's second largest city, ing will be held on April 1ft, 1979 at 7:30 James J Truncer. Secretary Director know about the other pro- Daniels had been Miss Pope's townspeople were startled 5TARCRAFT AMERICAN — (6". US P M before Ihe Union Beach Board of April 3 117.70 Mrs. McLaughlin, whose after a Tanzanian air attack, '• p Mercury outboard long 7000 Ib Adjustment at the Municipal Court grams and what they have to boyfriend, but the couple had when Amin. who had not been 3*1 vanned trailer Perfect rigforfamt- Room, Florence Avenue, Union Beach, daughter is enrolled in ordered frightened workers > use E>ceiient for water skiing NJ, to hear the application of Richard 250 Other Public Notices offer. Some of the parents feel been estranged for some time seen in public for some days, 14*00 *wers to name of Boo Boo <13I9OO) per annum, payable semi surrounding the strike. "Eve- annually. or certified Chech in an amount equal to a.'a?soLiauor Store. Hwv ». 10% of Ihe amount of the DM. not to McLaughlin said. (31 Members of the Board of rybody's confused about the Begin heartened by reception -1..00M KJ j Reward '?"» 0600 exceed 120,000 will be required. Bids Health, iwo dollars (1700) for each may not be withdrawn within 60 davs strike. We hope to be able to Currently the most press- FOUND — Two year old srev shaggy meeting attended payable semian- CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - Is- negotiations will begin to de- after the actual day of the bid opening nual! 1 clear up some of the con- The prime minister was male dog

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BY JOHN VICTOR u8et 11 II Parts) ble The College Board gives out score lower as a result Some- luck* u>mu choice, generally store If we could break down what Knowledge of Math, Problem sample tests and administers a times the lesl just happens lo Ability to Take or its an- iisit-d so inui h hiRh on the total test, the ques- factors make for high test scores preliminary" SAT (the PSAT) cover some specific item that we tion is likely to be ambiguous or SAT and other Similar English gnd Solving • ini MM.fun ih.it ihi\ i.tLr i< sts on tne exam to high school juniors, in have just studied or in which we Ttit, Chanct t> r grmri Pot txdmplc an otherwise inappropriate for the testS| jt might look like the order to prepare them for the have some expertise. This will, Vocabulary Ability Factors llg) tta it si appc jrs tu mtasurt' group diagram found in this chapter. test situation Lengthy explana- of course, raise our test scores "•urn, ihmg jhtmt algebra, so The last step in the lest de- tions at the lime the test are Handum chance factors have ih.il ft u students t.ikini; (he (cst Specific knowledge of math and been carefully measured on velopment process is to see if the vocabulary words obviously will given to insure that all test tak- < UT question whrihtror not the ers understand the mechanics tests such as the SAT. One way are usually around 8 to 10 per chance occurrence since the test questions can predict which affect your score This Is not as tenl measured abilities. The closer of the lest Bui the fad Is that this is done is to give the lesl to student with the 500 score may don in lad li'i Jlus sludents are going to do well in Important as the ability lo sel up Ihe lesl scores are. the more some people are much more very well have scored 540 on a When I wu ftttcndbig High college and which are not and solve problems, but It is a the same group of people on two Random chance factors be- likely the difference between khoolliithe ISSOl students In skilled than others at dealing different occasions (possibly come important when compar- them is due lo chance. For different version of the lest, on As you i an see the process of factor with tin- mechanics ol n tesl another day m\ .lUrtil.l i l.isk. were K i|llllril lest writing is pan theory and Another factor in scoring well using the same or two different ' 8 'cores thai are close in- example, the difference be- multiple-choice tests elne fVfji: Valut of I'of/ffr 4V in mrmun/r prin idurts lor part experimentation. The lesl on college entrance examina- versions of the lesl) and compar- B r or when comparing two tween a score of 500 and 540 on Random chance or "luck" ing ihe scores The differences individuals who have similar the SAT Is very likely lo be a Imnce Tnt. solving ,ilin t.i.i prnhlrins When makers try to develop tests that tions is the ability to lake II uinr tinn n> In tested, m.irlv everyone had inemon7ed the pro nliins and nuidi-l prob- li nis In order In get a spread in list sinrrs so thai everyone would mil |et an A or B Rrade the i' ,n In i made up problems that requited mnsiderahle cal- i illation This insured errors. The sludents who received the Vs wen tin onei uho were best Frankly, we think ,u speed arithmetic So. even ihnuRh the tests looked like algebra lelU, lh< y were actually tests of speed calculation! Became a lesl appears to meaidre intelligence, the ability IN (iu algebra. *>r writing skills everyone should own dm not mean that the lest ac- lually measures ihcse things In I'hli r in "bejt" ,i test you must c<> beyond appearances and find out what the lesl actually measures (In the case of the algebra tests just mentioned, a Fine China. student would be more success- ful on the tests if he or she prac- ticed speed caliulation rather than studying basic algebra principles However, if the stu- (It ill wen to practice speed tal-' i uljiion for a math reasoning [i st ihr rcsulls i/ni'Jii be disa- strous ) ( allege iiiirante examina- Huns sui b ,is the S< Inil.islii \p Hindi' 1 est — SAT —arc really i. sis ,il .iliilnv ralher than of specifit academic skills The purpose of the SAT is lo predict how well students are going to do in the i allege settinn This is much more difficult than measuring spit ilk skills, since II Invoh'i s tlu Ilium- as well as the here and now I br questions that appear on the SAT are designed to meas- ure a student's ability to reason lhruui»h problems The idea is thai college performance de- pends to some extent on how well ,i SUHII in i .in "think " The main idea behind ihe SAT is to predki him noil a student is going to do in college ralher than lesllng tor specific subject muter knowledge, although mam ol the Uemi ihai appear on the SAI are similar to ques- tions Inund on a test of'specific skill Tests like the SAT arc de- veloped by first having experts in the field of education analyze what aptitudes a student needs to do well in college For the SA I these apuiudes are broken down into two main areas: ver- bal reasoning (ability to read and use words) and math reasoning i ability to use math lymbbb and math concepts). Test questions ih.it appear to measure these aptitudes are ihin written and < linked out to see il the) are technically cor- rect and tan be answered cor- rec tl\ The tesl questions art tried out uii sludents Only those * tpmttom 'Mth n i pptibh; statistical properties will be Contest winners named And the first place setting can be ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Winners of Hie safely essay contest sponsored by Ameri- can Legion C Eugene Allen yours FREE from Franklin State! Memorial Post 141 have been announced by Michael Cassone Now you can get a FREE three-piece place setting of Imperial They are Wendy O'Ree of Fine China by W.M. Dalton... in your choice of the lovely Take Advantage of our New St Agnes Parochial School, "Serenity" or "Seville" patterns... just for depositing your money first place; Patty Carlstrom of 5% STATEMENT SAVINGS ACCOUNT at Franklin State! 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George Gasser, com- Mercer and Monmouth Countfes mander, announced plans lor a Service Officers' School to be conducted April 20, 21, and 22 Frankly, we're working harder for your business. at Ft Dix. Robert Woodward has been MimberFDIC accepted as a new post mem- ber