At least eight reported killed volcano is still spewing ash VANCOUVER, Walk. (AP) - four parsons were mlssinf on the sides of Bab Christiansen of the US Geological The ash aad hot gases spewed from the Abrasive volcanic ask drifted over three the mountain - including crusty, M-year- Survey said a shock wave from the erup- state* today and a mile-wide wall of volcano in a towering plume nearly nine old resort operator Barry Truman, who tion devastated a miles-wide swath for 15 mites high, with westerly winds spreading steaming rand ooaed down the side of bad long refused to leave-and about 2,000 miles on the mountain's north side. He Masai Bl Hates* after a volcanic eruption it across Washington and Idaho sad Into people* said not a tree stump was left. Montana. that USed at toast eight people awl re- The'victims apparantly were caught In Spirit Lake, a popular recreation area duced the pristine snow-covered peak to an the flooding or by the heated mudslides at the base of the volcano's north side, At Miseoula. Mont., about 800 miles i flat-top. that flowed off the mountain, authorities "doesn't exist," Rater said. It was ob- downwind from Mount St. Helens, falling "It looks like the aftermath of aa i There were no reports of lava. literated by the flows of debris and hot ash reduced visibility to slmost sero and : siplesioii," said Dwight E. Raber, mud flowing down the mountain's sides. the State Highway Patrol said by that by a pilot for Columbia Helicopters Inc. of By nightfall Sunday, after s full day of nightfall aU roads west and south of Mis- Aurora, Ore "I think the whole north face Eytwitnet* account, page 2 eruption, the mountain's peak, standing soula were closed There was s half-inch of of the mountain has blown out" 0,877 feet high, was reduced to only 1,100 ssh on the ground at Mlasoula. The ash - which prompted health A helicopter crew sew two of the bodies feet, said U.S. Geological Survey spokes- Schools were closed in seven Montana warnings - fell half an inch deep on the trapped in a car about 15 miles from the man Worner Gerhard. The crater spitting communities including Helena, Miasoula ground as far as 100 miles away. volcano, said* Air Force Reserve Capt. ash and hot esses at the sky was half a and Butt* snd the Montana Standard, The mudflow - the consistency of wet Robert J Wead. mile across. Butte's daily newspaper, canceled home cement, moving at 90 mph - pushed "These people were fried with toe Forest fires, started by lightning from delivery this morning to sllow carriers to nobdwaters before It, swept op cars and beat," Wead said. "Trees and all the the ash cloud above the peak, burned stay home. bouses aad snapped concrete-and-iteel vegetation were laid out flat - singed, thousands of acres. Fire officials said con- "It's Just like midnight," Sgt. Larry bridges like toothpicks. burned, steaming, staling - a terrible ditions were too dangerous for fire- Gamache of the Yaklraa County Sheriff's Besides the dfM people killed, at least looking thing." fighters. lee Killer veleaae, page I Mount St. Helens erupts with a roar The Daily Register >1 on mouth County's Great Home Newspaper VOL 102 NO. 274 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MAY 19,1980 20 CENTS 14 killed, 200 hurt as riots rock Miami

MIAMI (AP) - Snipers roamed, fires burned The rioting began less than three hours after sarily. Thieves were reported plundering stores in and looters went unchallenged In Miami early an all-white jury returned its verdict in Tampa in riot-torn areas without interference, but two po- today, but the deadly tide of violence receded the fatal beating of Arthur McDuffie, the insur- licemen were shot and wounded while investigat- after two nights of rioting over the acquittal of ance executive. Nine people died the first night, ing looting in the Liberty City section in four white ex-policemen in the fatal beating of a including three whites who were dragged from northwest Miami. black insurance man. their cars and beaten to death, police said. Dade County Sheriff Bobby Jones ordered a At least 14 people - eight blacks and sis The arson and looting continued in many parts dusk-to-dawn curfew yesterday in three sections whites — were killed, and 200 more were injured, of Miami patrolled by rifle-toting National 12 critically, in the often grisly violence that Guardsmen, city police and Florida Highway began Saturday evening, police said. More than Related ttory, photoi, page 2 Patrol troopers. 300 arrests were made. Harms said the curfew seemed to be reducing "Personal violence is down. The looting snd physical violence, "but the fires have Increased fires are up," Miami Police Chief Kenneth Harms of Miami the second night despite a curfew, and considerably as have the property crimes. said late last night. Police spokesman Angelo pleas from prominent black and white leaders. "We're not able to respond to some fires. Bitsis said later, however, "It could start up One of the four Sunday-night fatalities occurred They (firefighters) have had to withdraw because again. We'll see what happens." when a policeman shot a black man trying to run of sniper fire and other acts of violence directed All schools were closed today, bus service the officer down with a car, authorities said. to them," he said, adding that police escorts were canceled and workers advised not to report to Several of the weekend killings were grisly. riding with some fire equipment. Ambulances their jobs unless it was mandatory One body had an ear and tongue cut off. One also were delayed on emergency calls because of Gov. Bob Graham begged residents to stay in victim was burned beyond recognition. A motorist the violence. their homes during the night. There was a report deliberately ran over a dead man three times. Miami Mayor Maurice Ferre called prominent that officials warned Incoming air travelers not to Firefighters said snipers kept them from ext- blacks to the troubled city to help restore calm. go into the center city. inguishing several dozen blazes, which sent col- They included former UN. Ambassador Andrew Four policemen were shot, none seriously. One umns of smoke above the city skyline. Young, the Rev. Jesse Jackson of "Operation A CITY IN FLAME! — Smoke from a burning building billows skyward as Miami lieutenant suffered a fatal heart attack while Police were told late last night not to pursue PUSH" hi Chicago, Urban League Executive Dl- firemen battle a f Irt caused by rioters yesterday. Additional photos, page 2. patrolling the streets. looters alone and not to risk their lives unneces- SeeM killed, page t Iran mulls hostage freedom plan Keyport By TW Associated Press the 53 seized in the U.S. Embassy in Tehran on The sources said the plan was worked out with A plan to free the U.S. hostages in three stages Nov. 4 would be let go when the United States Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh dur- is reported being readied for submission to Iran's opens talks with Iran on the 18 billion in Iranian ing his recent trips to France, Switzerland, Italy marks . new Parliament on June t, seven months and a assets President Carter froze. The last 10, sus- and the Persian Gulf. day after the Americans were seised. pected by their captors of being spies, would be There was no immediate reaction from U.S. or Meanwhile, America's European allies voted freed when Iran and the United States sign a Iranian officials. 150th limited sanctions against Iran, reducing their peace and neutrality treaty. Meanwhile, America's European allies de- trade only S percent. The sources said the plan was worked out by cided at a meeting in Naples, Italy, to limit trade KEYPORT - Some 75 The hostage freedom plan was reported yes- Archbishop Hilarion Capudji, the Eastern rite sanctions against Iran effective Thursday to busi- history-minded area resi- terday by the French news agency, Agence Roman Catholic who was chosen by Iran to ness deals signed after the hostages were seized. dents gathered at the France Presse, which quoted sources in Paris as transfer the remains of the eight U.S. servicemen Food and medicine were exempted. Steamboat Dock Museum saying this would be the procedure: killed in the attempted rescue of the hostages, "We could not care less," said Ghotbzadeh. yesterday afternoon to Hie three senior diplomats held at the Iranian French lawyer Christian Bourguet and Argentine "These will have no short-term or long-term share the borough's birth-, Foreign Ministry would be freed first. Forty of businessman Hector VUlalon. effects on us." day cake and celebrate Keyport's 150th an- niversary. There wasn't an empty Egyptian urges respect chair at the museum, which overlooks the bay nest to the site of the borough's former steam- for Palestinian rights boat landing. One of the highlights of By MARIE COCCO East, an Egyptian govern- counselor at the Egyptian the celebration was the MARLBORO - The "le- ment representative told a Mission to the United Na- reading of a poem called gitimate rights" of Palesti- gathering of American Jews tions, skirted any discussion "Keyport, Ten Years nians must be "taken seri- here last night. of the specifics of the Palesti- Hence," written in 1912 by ously" by Israel In order to ' But the official, Ab- nian issue. And leaden of the Mary Walling, then a FOR KEYPORT'S BIRTHDAY — Celebrating the achieve peace in the Middle dulaleem El-Abyad, a Marlboro Jewish Center and young woman residing in 150th anniversary of the founding of Kevport are, Congregation Ohev Shalom, the borough with her hus- from left, Thomas D. Gallo Jr., president of the the groups that sponsored the band, Hufus Ogden Wall- Keyport Historical Society; Noreen Schanck, event, carefully screened Ing. curator of the Steamboat Dock Museum; William questions from the audience The poem, read by his- Longo, historical society vice president, and- The Inside Story and. reporters that dealt with torical society member the issue. borough Mayor Richard Bergen. THE WEATHER Marjorie Stetz, described "The purpose of this eve- "visions of iron piers ex- - about the number of people Ten men who bad bought ning's event was to reflect tending out into the bay, who came and their re- lots from the old Kearny the feelings of friendship be- great prosperity and tre- sponses," she said. "Many plantation pooled their re- igU tween Egypt and the Jewish mendous growth and of them had never been to sources to form the com- bechteday people," said Rabbi Daniel burgeoning" — all a pre- to aree-d TO. Ceesatete report pege I. the museum before, and pany and govern the town. . Teplltz of Congregation Ohev diction of what Keyport they stayed for quite some The .borough was in- * Shalom. "We did not want to would be like in 1(22, ac- time to look at the exhibits. corporated formally in ' enter public debate on sensi- cording to Noreen Many people seemed to be tive issues. We have strong 1908 with a mayor and talks at II Schanck, curator of the quite impressed." ' council form of govern- sentiments on both sides." Steamboat Dock Museum. k aipYaaks.: .... 11 The museum was dedi- ment. Egyptian-Israeli talks on Those who braved the Palestinian autonomy, were cated in June 1976 in a one- rain also enjoyed a selec- story building which once The historical society's < Bridge edvice. DAILY REGISTER suspended last Thursday by tion of Sousa marches Egyptian President Anwar housed a machine shop op- next project to com- I PHONE NUMBERS TO FURTHER FRIENDSHIP AND PEACE — Ab- played by high school mu- memorate the borough's - Mala Office El-Sadat. sicians and an address by erated' by the Gelhaus Nearly 100 persons fiUed dulaleem El-Abyad, press counselor to the Egyptian Steamboat Co. The anniversary is a "Days Tell Free (71 Mission to the United Nations, chats with Rabbi Daniel Mayor Richard Bergen. Tell Free *0Mle» the synagogue for El-Abyad's The coordinators of the Gelhaus boats were the Gone By" fashion show, j to-minute talk. The autonomy Ttplltz of Congregation Ohev Shalom, Marlboro, prior last to make the trip from during which models will .... M-HM to El-Abvad's speech there. The address was sponsored event were delighted with talks, which are to decide the the turnout and also with the borough to New York. show off fashions of bygone fate of Israeli-occupied lands to create greater understanding between American eras contributed to the . Jews and Egyptians. the historical interest dis- Yesterday's an- on-the West Bank and Gaza played by those In atten- niversary celebration re- museum by local resi- Strip, were called for in the dance, Schanck said. called the establishment, dents. The fashion show is Drag Aw* March 19T» Camp David Smart Business People "We were very happy in ISM, of the Key Port Co. scheduled June 7. agreements. The negotiations use Front Page Readers f Call »)MnS. For Help Day or ^ See Egyptiaa. paget fast results. Call M2-4000 Nlgbt. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MAY 19, I960 Acquitted ex-policemen may face new charges TION MIAMI (AP) - Four white ex-policemen Jury's verdict was unjust, but said the facts whose acquittal In the beating death of a in the case warranted another investigation black insurance executive touched off racial Evidence used In the state's prosecution violence in Miami may now face federal wiU be turned over to federal officials to charges. present to the federal grand jury, Wampler 700 await relocation *Oh-No' is belt jumper 0.8. attorneys will begin presenting Hid. evidence to a federal grand jury Wednesday Wampler said he would ask U.S. Attorney NIAGARA FALLS, NY- Mere than 700 ANGELS CAMP. Calif - A frog from that the four man violated the victim's civil General Benjamin CivlletU to waive a policy f unllles Uvtnf our the Love Canal chemical Salinas, Calif., by the name of "Ob-No" rights, said Chief U.S. Attorney AUee W. dumpsite are anxiously awaiting word on barring prosecution for a federal felony captured the annual Calaveras County Jump- Wamplar and Arthur F. Nehrbass, agent In charge that it bated oo the same evidence whether the fovemment will evacuate them, ing Frog Contest yesterday with a leap of 19 charge of local FBI operations. following rebate of a medical study that •tad in an unsuccessful state prosecution. feet 8Vt inches The evidence would be virtually the same Wampler said exemptions had been given in showi chromosomal damage to some resi- The two-day event, commemorating a material the state used in its case •gainst the dents other cases, and he was optimistic one would story by Mark Twain, "The Celebrated four men, but "there is no double Jeopardy be granted Lois Gibbi, president of the Love Canal Jumping Frog of Calaveras County," drew here," Nehrbass said "It's a different Homeowners Association, said she has no more than 40,000 visitors to Angels Camp, a crime we would be charging." Prosecutors claimed the officers severely doubt the government will move now to evac- dusty Sierra foothills town about 110 miles - The acquittal of Alex Marrero, Ira Diggs, beat McDuffie after s high-speed chase and uate residents of a 10-biock area around the east of San Francisco. Michael Watu and Herbert Evans Saturday then triad to cover it up by falsifying police -canal. Each frog actually makes three suc- sparked violence throughout Miami, though reports to make it appear the victim was "I'm 100 percent sure," she laid Satur- cessive Jumps. The total footage counts as mostly in black neighboroods. The trial had involved In a motorcycle accident. day after the Environmental Protection one leap. ^ been moved from Miami to Tampa because Bat defense attorneys insisted the po- Agency disclosed results of the new medical of racial tensions the presiding judge, Unore licemen used only enough force to subdue the study Chrysler losses mount Nesbitt, called a "time bomb." ex-Marine, a karate expert, as he kicked and After a health emergency was declared in DETROIT — The estimate of how much The four officers were tried on state f lailed out, resitting arrest 1978 by the state health department, the slate Chrysler Corp. will lose in 1M0 has once charges ranging from second-degree murder McDuffie died after four days in a coma, bought homes of 235 families living on streets again been increased — this time to $850 and manslaughter to aggravated battery and his bead cracked six times from blows a next to the dump and moved the families out. million, according to the automaker's man- evidence tempering In connection with doctor said were the equivalent of falling A cleanup project to drain leaking chemicals Arthur McDuffie's death in December. head-flrat from a four-story building. is under way. agement consultant. The latest estimate, the fourth for The federal investigation "In effect guar- A Jury of six white men deliberated two . Chrysler since December, came from the antees a second look at the killing of McDuf- hours and 40 minutes before acquitting the Dispute mileage ratings Cleveland consulting firm of Booz, Allen * fie to assure that justice U done," said former policemen after a seven-week trial. Hamilton. And toe consultant says the loss Nehrbass. Afterward, defense attorneys said the is- could be greater If economic conditions and The maximum penalty In a case where sue was the credibility of three key prose- WASHINGTON - A congressional report HOPING FOR CALM — A police officer tries to calm a says those EPA gas mileage ratings in auto credit restrictions fall to improve. death results is life Imprisonment, Hid cution witnesses — former officers who were advertisements are an average. 21 per cent W ampler given Immunity to take the stand. It wai not hysterical black man In the midst of sporadic rioting In too high, partly because manufacturers ex- Burros may be killed Nehrbrass and Wampler said it would be dear whether they also would be given im- downtown Miami Saturday night. Sign held by woman ploit loopholes in federal testing. improper to comment on whether the Tampa munity from federal charges. demonstrator reads, "Number 1 Killer* —Cops." It says the gap ranges from 13 per cent to WASHINGTON — The race is on to save 30 percent: about 2 miles too high for a car the Grand Canyon's burros from the guns of rated at IS miles per gallon to 8 miles too federal rangers. high for a car rated at 27.S miles per gallon. Their death warrant has been handed 14 killed, 200 injured in Miami rioting The report, issued by the House Govern- down by the National Park Service, which says it will start shooting the 400 or so burros ment Operations Committee yesterday, says (Continued) her 33-year-old son, was among those pleading for Atlee W Wampler said hit office wUl take many of the prototype cars used for the tests in 60 days unless animal lovers come up with rector leader Vemon Jordan and Benjamin peace after throngs of blacks took to the streets evidence — virtually the same used unsuccessful- get better mileage than production models. a feasible plan to lif tthem to a new home. Hooks, executive director of the National As Saturday night and early yesterday with a one- ly by the state - to a federal grand Jury on And some automakers have supplied inac- The donkeys may look cute and cuddly, sodatioo for the Advancement of Colored People. word battle cry: "McDuffie." Wednesday. but park rangers think of them as pests which curate test information, it says "The violence hat to stop," Young said short- "Quit this! Quit this!" implored Eula McDuf- McDuffie, an ex-Marine, led police on a high- It also says the Environmental Protection erode the ecologically fragile canyon and ly after arriving here last night. fie. "Look to God. It's time to stop." deprive native, bighorn sheep and deer of speed chase on his motorcycle the night of Dec Agency, while improving/has contributed From the state capital, Gov. Bob Graham The tension In the black community was build- 17. He died four days later in a coma from Injuries to the increased mileage gap" by not being food. ' pleaded for calm after he dispatched 1,100 Na- Ing since the indictment of five ex-county po- The decision to kill the burros, to be so extensive that a medical examiner said his tough enough on the automakers. tional Guardsmen, 300 Florida Highway Patrol licemen charged with the Dec. 17 beating death of skull was "cracked like an egg." formally announced today in toe Federal troopers, Marine Patrol and riot troops from the McDuffie. Charges against one were dropped, and Register, came after a 2to-year study in Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission, as well the other four were found Innocent Saturday by a Prosecutors said the policemen bludgeoned Lung disease fought • which rangers made various attempts to re- at four helicopters and an armored peronnel McDuffie or took part in a coverup to make It look move the donkeys with little success. jury of six white men. ATLANTA — The federal government carrier. However, U.S. Justice Department officials like he was injured in an accident. Defense at- says a quarter of the'600,000 workers in the McDuffie's mother, who cried after the Jury said they would seek civil rights indictments torneys, however, argued the officers used only nation's textile mills suffer from brown lung HEW changes name cleared the officers and claimed they murdered against the acquitted officers. U.S. Attorney (he force needed to subdue the suspect. . disease, an irreversible illness that chokes the lungs with fluid, cutting off oxygen and WASHINGTON - "Welfare" is gone, but life. not forgotten. The word disappeared from The exact cause of the disabling disease, the federal lexicon two weeks ago when the properly known as byssinosis, has not been old Department of Health, Education and determined. But health officials suspect cot- Welfare shipped its "Education" to the new ton fibers may be to blame. Department of Education. A federal enforcement program targets What was left of HEW became the De- cotton dust in the air breathed by textile partment of Health and Human Services. The workers - aiming to all but eliminate it by name is shorter, but the new department is 1984, and curb brown lung, which has left with 140,000 employees administering engulfed the textile industry for more than 1200 billion worth of programs — welfare and 100 years. otherwise. Several editorial writers have grumbled that the change marks a triumph for Cubans in Pennsylvania >eak, a not so subtle way of getting ANNVILLE, Pa. - A travel-weary bana fr welfare programs out of the pub- of at refugees, tome shouting "Viva lic's eye. Carter" and others bowing to kiss the ground, inaugurated the Cuban refugee program yes- terday at Fort Indiantown Gap. Mandel enters prison The refugees, with nothing but the clothes BALTIMORE - Former Maryland on their backs and Red Cross packages with Gov. Marvin Mandel enters a federal prison toiletries and other items, landed shortly in Florida today to begin, serving a three- after 10 a.m. after a two-hour plane ride from years sentence for political corruption. Key West, Fla. Mandel was scheduled to report to the AIOT AFTE RMATH — Smoke rises from • fiery wall, stopping traffic 14. In the photo at right, a Florida National Guardsman stands guard They were shuttled in 11 yellow school federal prison adjacent to Eglin Air Force in near downtown Miami In the wake of racial rioting which killed at least while firemen battle flames in a nearby building set afire by rioters. buses to the 18,000-acre Army post here, northwestern Florida by 930 a.m. today. He which will be their home until they can be was to have started his sentence May 14, but resettled and complete the journey they U.S. District Judge Robert L. Taylor gave share with more than 56,000 Cubans in the him a five-day extension to clear up personal Killer volcano leaves at least 8 dead "Freedom Flotilla" to the United States. matters. (Continued) was felt at Vancouver, B.C., more than 200 miles said the Washington State Patrol. to the north. < About 2,000 people were evacuated from the office said Sunday afternoon at Yakima, Wash., The mountain began rumbling March 27, for downstream town of Toutle and nearby low-lying — People about 100 miles downwind. "All the street lights the first time since 18S7. Before Mount St. Helens areas, about 30 miles northwest of the mountain. and neon signs have turned on. There Is heavy erupted, the last volcano to erupt In the con- When the mountain erupted, there were two MADISON, Wis. (AP) smoke and ash — up to four inches of the sand-like tiguous 48 states was California's Mount Lasten in earthquakes registering 5 0 on the Rlchter scale, — Gov. Lee Dreyfas stuff in some places." 1(14-17. the University of Washington geophysics depart- couldn't make It, but a red The eruption was visible at Vancouver, Wash., The wall of mud, debris and logs slithered ment reported. The university, in Seattle, said the vest — his trademark — more than SO miles to the southwest, and the air down the north fork of the Toutle River, destroy- quakes were as large as any previous jolts to hit provided a stage foil for his pressure of the initial 8:39 a.m. PDT explosion ing several bridges on the Spirit Lake Highway, the peak since it erupted in March. wife. Joyce Dreyfus .had a featured role Friday in the Madison Theater Guild Stunned eyewitnesses race steaming mudslides production of "No Sex CASTLE ROCK, Wash. Please, We're British," a forest fires over thousand of (AP) - "I could not believe acres. Mud flows and floods farce about newlyweds the mudslides ... hot, steam- who get pornography in the poured down the mountain, ing mud carrying trees, log- destroying bridges and forc- mail. Mrs. Dreyfus plays ging equipment and parts of the bridegroom's mother. ing the evacuation of tome houses," said Pam Siddens, a 2,000 people. The governor had to camper who was whisked to "The devastation on the skip the show, but will at- safety by helicopter after mountainside is incredible," tend May 28. Mount St. Helens erupted said Air Force Lt. D.E. Genie Campbell of the with a blast felt 200 miles Schroeder. "Trees are Wisconsin State Journal away. knocked down, animals are said the play was "filled Logger Joe Sullivan said standing around in shock, with infectious, risque the mountain "just moved covered with ash." double entendres, indentlty Richard C. Lee sideways and the whole thing Twenty miles northeast of mixups and exaggerated, went up," when it erupted farcical movements" and country at least where "model city" in the 1950s the mountain in Randle, ham equal rights are con- and 1960s, will receive the Sunday at 8:3» a.m. PDT. "It radio operator James Lan was "non-stop laughter scared the hell out of me.'' from beginning to end.'' cerned." U.S. Conference of terman said, "The air it to The equal rights ac- Mayors' 11th distinguished Many people, campers and full of smoke and pumice Of Mrs. Dreyfus, the re- the curious, had narrow, har- stone that a person would not view said: "She wears her tivist said she does not ex- public service award. pect to succeed in her ap- Now 64, Lee wiU re- rowing escapes down the Uve outside. I was thinking of confusion well, and ap-i mountainside. And thousands evacuating but I didn't think I pears quite comfortable peal of excommunication ceive the award June 8 in by the Church of Jesus Seattle of others, near the volcano could make it, so I'm staying playing opposite Jose Christ of the Utter-day and miles away, suddenly inside" Polansky, her beau and In 18 yean at mayor, were shrouded in eerie son's boss, who sports a Saints. "The council sent "What we saw, we proba- me a letter saying new Lee led a staff that darkness and thick ash. bly will never see again," red vest especially for the amassed 1430 million in occasion." evidence had been pres- "I was knocked out of bad said Ms. Siddens, 29, her ented showing I was at public and private funds to by the explosion. It's just black hair flecked with gray Trucki like matchtickt among tree$ after volcano induced mudtlidet apostate as ever." level slums, build 31 boiling — going way up in the ash after she reached Castle CARSON CITY, Nev. After her excom- schools and rebuild 8,000 air," said Ann Katzer, owner Rock, 35 mites west of Mount Guard helicopter. jump In the helicopter. black cloud. We were lucky to (AP) — Sosua Jtbin says munication, Mrs. Johnson dwellings and entire of a general store in Toutle, St. Helens. The aerial view was as- Logger Sullivan, his wife, she's "disillusioned with get out alive," said Dahl. said, she "screamed and blocks. New Haven also Wash., about 35 miles She and Terry Clayton, 41, tounding, they said. brother-in-law and fellow log- Another couple, Tony the institution" that ex- northwest of Mount St. raged at God "She added: created the prototype both of Seattle, had camped "I used to fish the north ger Mark Dahl, had driven up Caprara, 29, and Mary Lam- communicated her but still "God and I had it out and "Head Start" program Helens. Toutle's residents Saturday on the shore of Riff back roads to about three considers herself a were evacuated. fork (of the Toutle River) and bert, 25, both of Tacoma, we finally came to good and came up with a plan Lake, 20 miles north of the I could not believe thr miles west of the peak Sun- missed the roadblocks that Mormon. termt." that developed Into the The eruption sent hot gas volcano. They were awak- day to get a look at the moun- "There's no un- mudslides," Ms. Siddens ringed the mountain and The church laid Mn. Law Enforcement As- and black ash towering nine ened Sunday by lightning, said. The river was lull of tain. As they took pictures of drove/ip a logging road Sun- Mormonlng me. There's no Johnson was excom- sistance Administration. miles above the volcano, blot- striking the ground and a tow- the already-steaming vol- way of taking It away," "hot, steaming mud carry- day^after bearing of the erup- municated for Lee hat hit doubts ting out the sun for more than ering column of black smoke Icano, they taw a cloud of tion. she said Saturday after a 100 miles. At least eight per- ing trees, logging equipment false doctrine. about the term "model and ash. and parts of bouses," she itch-black ash and smoke Three miles from the vol- speech to the Nevada ••• city," laying, "I've sons were killed, four were They began trying to drive Women's Political Caucus jagged bolts of lightning cano, their car, affected by NEW HAVEN, Conn. always bated It. Where missing and Spirit Lake at back to the main highway, I the top of the mountain. in which the called the the base of the mountain dis- volcanic ash, died. Luckily, a (AP)-Richard C.Ue, an there are people ill-housed crossing several bridges cov- me pair guided the heli- They Jumped Into their helicopter spotted and church the "arch enemy eight-term mayor who and others without jobs, appeared under rock and ered by water and flowing copter hack to the mountain of human rights in this mud flows. pickup and raced down the rescued them. turned New Haven into a it's not a model city." mud, but abandoned their car to warn others, finally con- "I Just thank God we got Bolts of lightning sparked whan they spotted a Coast vincing bold-out resident* to "There was this massive out," Caprara said. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. MAY 19,1960 TteDstily Register 3 .he € STATE ' Carter, Reagan may not need N.J. Tka By PATRICK BRESUN June 3 include 15J at a Texas state convention, 36 expected sometime next week. Associated Press Writer in the Oregan primary, JJ in the Arkansas prima- The Reagan campaign, by comparison, la a ry, 50 in the Kentucky primary and 11 in the staid affair. Hail waterfront plan No arson in dump fire TRENTON - Campaign officials In New Jer- Nevada primary. Reagan worked New Jersey early, including sey arc closely watching the national Democratic "I am sure we'll have a primary," says three stops last year before be officially an- JERSEY OTY - Jersey City officials ELIZABETH - Officials are close to and Republican delegate counts to see whether Daniel Gaby, state coordinator for Carter, "and nounced for the presidency. He has won the •ay they've heard it all before, but they Mill ruling out arson as a cause of the fire at the President Carter or Ronald Reagan will clinch I'm sure we'll have a briskly contested primary. endorsement of the state GOP organization, and their nominations before the June J primary here can't help being enthusiastic about plans to Chemical Control Corp. warehouse last I'd be surprised if we have otherwise." now he's gliding in the home stretch. develop the waterfront ana. month. If Reagan contliw the trend of winning more Carter's Democratic challenger. Sen. Edward Reagan appeared at a fund-raiser at the Despite a striae of failed development "To my knowledge, the Union County than 60 percent of the delegates In each state Kennedy, has s heavy campaign schedule in New Meadowtands Friday, but no other visits are plant in the past, Jersey City officials are Arson Squad hasn't discovered anything It he'll win before June t, says Reagan state coordi- Jersey, considering he has to divide his attention scheduled now, and Reagan's relatives won't be thrilled an Ohio development firms plans to thinks might be arson," said Elisabeth Fire nator Al Angrisani among 12 steles holding Democratic primaries in hopscotchlng New Jersey like Carter's, Ken- spend $2 billion on a major commercial- Director Joseph Sullivan The Associated Press count shows Reagan the next two weeks. nedy's and George Bush's, his Republican oppo- residential project. Edwin SUer, director of the stale Division with 811 ol the M6 delegates needed for nomi- nent. of Criminal Justice, said the Investigation Kennedy Is appearing today and Tuesday in The project, to be developed over a 10- nation Camden, Newark and other locations, and then In fact, nowadays George Bush is considered year period, would Include an enclosed shop- Into the spectacular blaie at the chemical The upcoming Republican contests Include will return for more campaigning over the week- no more than an aggravation by the Reagan ping mall of 790,000 square feet, with a pos- warehouse is continuing. primaries with 61 delegates up for grabs in Michi- end. camp, hints Angrisani. sible expansion to twice that tixe; a 800-room gan. 29 delegate* '» Oregan, 21 in Idaho, 17 In "It's forcing me to focus a great deal more of hotel; a convention center; three high-rise Learns about America Kentucky and 17 In Nevada There are also state The Carter campaign is matching the effort by my time on the primary than I should be at this office towers, and 3,000 to 6,000 units of BRIDGETON - Lin Yu Hul says Ameri- conventions with 11 delegates to be selected In scheduling New Jersey Waits by Vice President point in time," Angrisani said. "This would be a middle- to upner-lncome condominium hmn. can teen-agers are more active and colorful Delaware, 34 in Oklahoma, 34 in Minnesota, and Walter Mondale and Health and Human Services great opportunity for me to spend an ex- than Chinese youths. four additional delegates In Missouri. Secretary Patricia Harris on Wednesday and La- traordinary amont of time on the general elec- Bar test failures hit Miss Lin, II, Is South Jersey's first Ugh In the Democratic race, Carter has 1,165 of the bor Secretary Ray Marshall on Friday. Also, tion, when I could be getting an early start." ATLANTIC CITY - New Jersey Chief school exchange student from mainland Chi- 1,666 needed for nomination, y Carter's son Chip will be In New Jersey for four Bush will campaign in New Jersey on Thurs- Justice Robert Wllenti will appoint a com- na. The youth who never saw a refrigerator Democratic delegates to be chosen before days this week, and First Lady Rosalynn Carter is day and Friday. , mittee to find out why the state has such a or snow until she came to Bridgeton Is living high failure rate on recent bar examinations. with the family of a distant relative, Dr. State Attorney General John Degnan has George Wang. assailed the slate Board of Bar Examiners Dr. Wang Is pastor of Bridgeton's Central for the high failure rates. United Methodist Church, a long way from The leaders eye voting tomorrow Degnan accused the five-member board Miss Lin's home in southeastern China. Saturday of setting unrealistlcally high stan- Miss Lin, a slender young woman, has ByTbeAi ed Press publican president said In an Interview in Chica- send 18 delegates to the Democratic National dards for Jaw school graduates to meet. calmly met two months of American culture Ronald Reagan la continuing to inch his way go. Convention. Speaking during a closing day forum of shock at the Wangs. She says the only things toward nomination for president, and both he and Over the weekend, Kennedy forced an n-n On Tuesday, Reagan and Carter are favored to win In primary elections tn Oregon, and Reagan is the New Jersey Bar Association convention, that frighten her are the English language President Carter both seem likely to jump a few split In what had been a Carter majority delega- also expected to emerge victorious in Michigan, Degnan was joined in his criticisms by U.S. and the cold food. And, she says, she likes feet In that direction in primary elections tomor- tion of Maine Democrats, but that gained him just American blue jeans. row one delegate. where neither Kennedy or Carter are not on the Attorney Robert Del Tufo and the Newark Democratic ballot because the party has already She has a two-year student's visa to com- Reagan picked up 19 more Republican Na- And Republican George Bush came out on top campus deans of Seton Hall and Rutgers Law chosen its delegates by caucus. Schools. plete the 11th and 11th grades at Bridgeton tional Convention delegates over the weekend, of the Delaware GOP state convention, winning High School, where she wants to study com- bringing him to within 156 of the number needed six delegates to the national convention, to four Carter also was expected to gain the upper puters. She completed high school in China, for nomination, and Carter held steady with a for Reagan and two uncommitted. But Reagan hand today In Utah, where 20 delegates to the which ends In 10 years, with the equivalent of wide lead In delegate strength. picked up 15 delegates to none for Bush in Virginia national conventions will be chosen by straw ballot at 1,700 party meetings across the state. Blame pilot in crash a "B" average. But that doesn't stop their underdog rivals congressional district conventions. State Democratic officials say the president Is Miss Lin wants to take her computer from claiming the race Is not over, and Demo- That meant the weekend left Reagan with 840 favored 2-to-l In the latest party polls. skills back to China cratic Sen. Edward M. Kennedy got a surprise of the 906 national convention delegates needed V IN EL AND - Pilot error was tentatively - "It's a wide open field. Computers are a backer yesterday In that opinion: none other than for nomination, to IK for Bush. Carter had 1,364 There are V GOP delegates and 39 Democrat- listed as the cause of the May 9 plane crash hot Item and are used In many factories and former President Gerald R. Ford. of the 1,666 required for the Democratic nomi- ic ones at state in the Oregon primaries, and Michigan Republicans will chose 81 delegates to that took the lives of four persons, including enterprises. With It, I can serve my country "My intuition tells me if people give me nation and Kennedy had 771. the Republican National Convention Utah Re- Camden County political leader James E. better," she said recently with Dr. Wang adequate odds, Sen. Kennedy has a good shot at Alaska Democrats were completing their dele- publicans will chose their delegates in a state Joyce, police said. translating. getting the Democratic nomination," especially gate selection process over the weekend, but convention. The twin-engine Cessna 411, enroute to Miss Lin Is Impressed with the technology with the economy worsening, the former Re- results were not known early today. Alaska will Atlantic City from Washington, D.C., she has found In the United States, especially nosedived into a wooded area here and burst the "push button" food and home conve- into flames. niences. Killed along with the SO-year-old Joyce Although her father Is a teacher and her Coast Guard raps Cuba were the pilot, Wayne DeBellis, S3, of Wood- mother Is a banker, the Chinese family does bury, James A.G.N. McCartney, chief min- not have refrigerators, electric stoves, ister of the Turks and Calcos Islands, and clothes washers and drayers or garbage dis- Betty Blackwell, 31, of Greensboro, N.C. posals, so familiar to Americans. for 14 boatlift deaths

KEY WEST, Fla. - The Cuban govern- Key West, The refugee total was expected to The weather ment has been asked by toe U.S. Coast Guard reach 60,000 today as the boatlift entered its to stop "courting disaster" - the possibility fifth week. of hundreds of deaths — by packing boats Admiral John B. Hayes, commandant of with refugees and sending them on their way the Coast Guard, sent of f one of the messages to Florida over rough seas. "\ to the Cuban government. Two admirals fired off messages to the "Thousands of refugees are encouraged Cuban government yesterday after a vessel to leave that country in overcrowded, unsafe carrying 51 refugees capsized and sank Satur- vessels. This Is totally inconsistent with day, taking 14 lives. The Coast Guard blamed Cuba's treaty obligations for safety of life at the sinking on rough seas and said the 36-foot sea," Hayes said In his message. vessel, Olo Yuml, was overcrowded. The Hayes said Cuban authorities are "court- Telex messages called for an end to "the Ing disaster" that could claim hundreds more continued lack of regard for human life In lives. Cuba." Rear Adm. Benedict Stabile, commander There has been no response by the Cuban of the 7th Coast Guard District, also sent a government to the messages. message to Cuba. Survivors said Cuban authorities lied The Coast Guard has answered more than about the weather conditions ahead on the 90- 700 distress calls since the boatlift began and NAVY ASSISTANCE — A Cuban refugee Is carried bv mile journey to Florida. is also carefully guarding against smuggling U.S. Navv personnel on board the U.S.S. Saipan in the "They smiled and said it was good weath- of refugees to unauthorized docks along the Florida Straits over the weekend. She was one of those er. They tricked us. It was all a lie," said Florida coast. rescued from sinking refugee boat in which 14 are Wo.. refugee Eduardo Francisco Ponce, who sur- President Carter called on Wednesday for reported to have lost their lives. ajsaiBBSai vived with his daughter, Nydia, 5, and son an end to the Illegal ferrying of refugees by Vo'-onofy Occluded Efrain, 4. They were picked up by Coast boat operators from Florida and asked the Guard helicopters after spending 1* hours Cuban government to agree to an offlcal clinging to debris in the wind-tossed waves. transportation plan; Congress resumes work Salvatore Ojeda, owner of the Olo Yuml, Coast Guard cutters blocked new boats TIDES said a "huge wave" washed over his boat. from leaving Key West and customs agents on balancing budget WEATHER FORECAST — Wide area Of showers "It happened so fast. It took about five seized each returning boat. are due today from the Gulf Coast north Into the minutes. There were life Jackets but every- However, Cuban authorities haven't WASHINGTON (AP) - tiators missed a deadline set eastern Lakes area and much of the Northeast, body just panicked. They were screaming for shown any sign of cooperation, and returning TODAY-High 11:41p.m. Facing growing time pres- by the Congressional Budget according to the National Weather Service. It will their relatives, screaming all kinds of boat captains say they aren't allowed to leave Act for adopting a target and low 6:37 p.m. sure and having already be generally hot throughout the nation. things," Ojeda said. Mariel harbor without first loading their budget for fiscal 1961. How- TOMORROW - High missed one deadline, House Cuban authorities halted the exodus for a vessels. ever, failure to meet the 12:51 a.m. and 1:33 p.m. and and Senate budget nego- Local weather time. But the seas subsided Sunday evening Coast Guard Cmdr. Samuel Dennis in Key tiators hope to complete work deadline has no practical ef- low 6X3 a.m. and 7:36 p.m. and a string of more than 50 refugee-laden West estimated that some 1,000 boats fect. For Red Bank and by mid-week on a com- Yesterdays Ugh tempcralare at the Register weath- boats converged on toe government docks In awaited loading In Cuba. promise plan for balancing More serious is the short- Rumion bridge, add two er staitoa was 66 degress. The tow yesterday was 67. It the 1961 budget. age of funds facing a number hours; Sea Bridge, deduct 10 waa 66 at 6 p.m. ana las everalght tow was 66. Today's 6 of government programs, minutes, Long Branch, de- The conference commit- a.m. temperalere was 61. There was .11 laches af are- tee adjourned Thursday with such as black-lung benefits duct 15 minutes. Highlands datuttoa la the 14 hours eadlag at 6 a.m. today. Hare for disabled miners, refugee bridge, add 40 minutes. Egyptian urges respect members on both sides plan- were 4 beatug degree days yesterday, 66 far Iks ning to draft package pro- aid and disaster relief. and 4.866 far the beatlag aaasea to Asia. Last HIUMM posals aimed at resolving In other congressional dfc-:— • Me*. total to date was 4,666. some of the major outstand- velopments this week: for Palestinian rights~~ ing points of dispute. —The House is to com- Jersey Shore Those differences, bow- plete work Tuesday on a $53.1 billion defense authorization Abyad declined to elaborate body for five yean. After ever, are expected to be the (Continued) bill that would clear the way Considerable cloudiness through tomorrow. Scattered on who are the "extremists" that period, there would be most troublesome one con were to have been completed for development of the MX showers and tbundershowers tonight becoming more on both sides. free elections in which fronting the negotiators: de- likely tomorrow. Lows tonight mid to upper 80s. Highs a week from today, but El- missile system and other Palestinians would decide fense, jobs programs and both today and tomorrow mid 60s to around 70 Precipita- Abyad acknowledged last With reference to the se- weapons programs. their own future. food stamps. The conference tion probability 10 Percent today and 30 percent tonight. night that it is doubtful the curity Issue, El-Abyad ssid was slated to resume work -A $5.5 billion foreign aid Winds mostly southwest 5 to 15 miles an hour today. target date will be met. Israelis are "almost ob- "That Is what the agree- today. bill is scheduled for a vote in - ment calls for," El-Abyad Ocean water temperatures are in the mid to upper 60s. The congregation greeted sessed" with the term. The Senate favors a huge the House Wednesday or said. "And we will continue El-Abyad with warm ap- "When we try to define boost In military spending in Thursday. Jersey Shore Extended \ plause when he was In- security, however, all we find to work for that within the its proposed $611.1 billion Extended forecast for Wednesday through Friday. troduced as "our friend." (on Israel's part) is evasive- framework of the Camp budget for fiscal 1961, which Chance of showers Wednesday. Clearing Thursday. And in Us brief address, El- ness," be said, adding, "This David agreement." starts Oct. 1. It also wants Fair Friday. Mild Wednesday with highs In the mid 60s to Abyad assured the audience is particularly embarrassing El-Abyad told his audience deep cuts in job programs, •VtocU around 70 Wanner Thursday and Friday with highs In the that bilateral relations be- to Mr. Sadat and the Egyp- that for Israel to live In the food stamps and other social upper 60s and 70s. Overnight lows throughout the period tween Egypt and Israel are tians who support the peace Middle East, "she must be- spending to pay for the higher XBOXCOM6S in the mid to upper 60s. progressing with "no prob- treaty." come integrated with the military outlays. lems." The autonomy talks, area. We cannot put our The House-approved INSTANT Southern Jersey "Both sides are living up which had progressed slowly heads In the sand and pretend $611.8 billion proposal seeks a and erratically from the much smaller defense In- PRINTING Considerable cloudiness through tomorrow. Scattered to the Camp David agree- that peace between Egypt start, were held up continual- crease and more modest cuts showers and thundershowers late today and tonight be- ments," said El-Abyad. "We and Israel will be enough. We do have some problems with ly because of Israel's secur- all know It is not enouch." in social programs. President coming more likely tomorrow. Lows tonight mid to upper ity concerns regarding a pos- Carter's proposed $611.5 80s. Highs both today and tomorrow upper 60s to around Israel, but not in our bilateral Since Sadat's historic trip wolf press Inc. agreements. sible autonomous Arab home- billion budget generally par- 75. Precipitation probability Increasing to 30 percent late land In what are now oc- to Israel in 1177, Egypt has allels the House package. 1701 today and tonight. Winds mostly southwest 5 to 16 miles "You should not be up- been slowly ostracized by set," he told the audience, cupied territories. They were Last Thursday, the nego- an hour today. suspended by Sadat last other Arab states With the "to hear that there are other signing of the Camp David problems. Extremists on week, the Egyptian govern- Northern Jersey ment said, in response to an agreements, the Arab League both sides threaten the peace. has taken more stringent Considerable cloudiness through tomorrow. Scattered Israeli Parliament bill that We should be able to dist- measures against Egypt, showers and thundershowers tonight becoming more would make Jerusalem the inguish between legitimate which now is shunned by all likely tomorrow. Lows tonight mid to upper 80S. Highs interests of the parties in- permanent Israeli capital. The Egyptians also cited the Arab slates except Oman and Banking both today and tomorrow mid 60s to around 70. Precipita- volved and interests that Somalia. tion probability 10 percent today and SO percent tonight. aren't legitimate. recent expulsion of two Winds mostly southwest 5 to 15 miles an hour today. "The legitimate rights of Palestinian leaders from the "The Interpersonal rela- Ocean water temperatures are In the mid to upper 60s. the Palestinians have to be occupied territories following tions between Egypt and oth- er Arab nations are strong," taken seriously," El-Abyad W» IM m OMM mm you Tiy w. a terrorist attack on Israeli he said. "There are historic Eastern Pennsylvania said. "If Israel has concerns residents there. of security, then we have to ties, intermarriages and the Considerable cloudiness through tomorrow with scat- Under the Camp David determine what Is security like. Two million Egyptians tered showers tonight and tomorrow. Low to In the 50s. CENTRAL JERSEY BANK© and what Isn't security." agreements, the occupied work in Libya alone, and oth- High tomorrow in the mid 60s to low 70s. la a meeting with re- lands .would be governed by er Arabs. In turn, coma to rtcowv*NsiHto*rcil • tttCMtfi • uomttfcfTH • oattt • porters after his address, El- sort of autonomous Egypt"

• SHREWSBURY. NJ. MONDAY. MAY 19. I960 AliceW. Shrodes, Obituaries succumbs at 102 KBANSBURO - Mrs. waa a vaudeville partonnar Richard H. Farley, Alice Willis Shrodes, a 1O- with her sister, Bertha, la a year-oid former vaudevillian, song-and-dance act known aa of GranviUe Towers, died the Chappell Slater*. After had car dealership Thursday at Hilltop Nursing her marriage to Charles Home, Middletown. Willis, the couple began their LITTLE SILVER - Rich- Board chairman of the Mon- Born in New York City, own comedy act, and took law ard H. Farley. M, of 1 West- mouth Council of the BoyMr*. Shrodes moved here in name of the Shrodes Comedy wood Road, died Saturday at Scouts, former secretary of the early 1900s with her hus- Team. hit residence the Little Silver Community band, the late Charles Willis The John F. Pfleger Fu- He was born in Long Appeal, and ordained elder of In the IKOs and early neral Home, New Monmouth. Branch and had lived in the Asbury Park Presby- IMOs, Mrs. Willis Shrodes is in charge of arrangements. Asbury Park before moving terian Church and the here in 1853 Shrewsbury Presbyterian Mrs. Abraham L. Reynold* Until his retirement in Church. 1SSI. be was the president of He was a graduate of the FREEHOLD - Mrs. Jr. of Jamesburg, John C. Asbury Park Sales and Ser- University of North Carolina Helen D. Reynolds, 71, of SO Reynolds of Newcastle, Del., vice Inc., a Ford automobile and a member of the Chi Phi Manalapan Ave., died yester- Paul A. Reynolds of Key dealership fraternity. day at the Freehold Area West., FLa , and Mark Rey- nolds, at home; two daugh- He served as a captain in Surviving are his wife, HospiUl, Freehold Township She was born in Bradley ters. Mrs Lucille R. Dm .nd the Air Force during World Mrs. Lois Joan Farley, two Mrs. Jean R. Brown, both of War II sons, Richard Farley of Beach and had resided in this area for past 44 years. She Freehold Towsnhip, two sla- Mr Farley was a past Pasadena. Calif . and Bruce ters, Sisters Ruth Tbereae of member of the Asbury Park Farley of San Diego, Calif.; was communlcEnt of St. Rose of Lima Roman Catho- St. Ann Villa, Convent Sta- Rotary CLob. and had served three grandsons, and his tion. Alice Mary S.C. of on the Board of Directors of mother, Mrs. Genevieve lic Church, and was a mem- SALUTE TO NEW BUILDING AND ITS TOWN — A Township Municipal Building on Church Street. Th» ber of Its Rosary-Altar Socie- Mount Carrael Convent, the Shore Area YMCA He Fueschel Farley, here. Ridge Wood; 2* grand- Veterans of Foreign Wars Honor Guard shoots Into the building, which took nearlv three v«ar» to construct end was also a past director of the The Adams Memorial ty tkv at flag-raising ceremonies at the new Aberdeen cott $1.9 million, was officially indicated vwitardav. She was also a Gold Star children and IS great-grand- Asbury Park Chamber of Home, Red Bank, is In charge children. Commerce; past Eagle of arrangements. mother. " Surviving are her hus- The Freeman Funeral band, Abraham I Reynolds, Home is in charge of arrange- Brother Patrick McGarry four sons, A. Lewis Reynolds ments. Senate gets 4 Casino bills William J. Bellingham TRENTON (AP) - Four so that Caesars' request for passed the Assembly and testing of newborn babies for of the five casino law reform permanent license can be would go to Byrne if passed galactoaemia, maple sugar college vice president UNION William J Bell- Walter Bellingham of Red bills that Gov Brendan T. beard by the new com- by the Senate. But Byrne has urine dlieaae and incbam, 40, of 12» Wildwood Bank; a sister, Mrs. Mary LINCROFT - Brother in the Bronx, NY. in 1(61, Byrne proposed last Febru- mission, rather than the cur- said he won't sign It unless he homocystinurU. Terrace, here, died yesterday Ellen Rosano, here; a niece Patrick Stephen McGarry, and in 1964. he received a ary in the wake of Abscam rent one. gets the full package. In the Asaembly, 4hare in Manhattan. and two nephews. SO, vice president and provost doctorate in history from Co- have finally made it to the - prohibit top state of- The other three bills still was a bill to prohibit land- He was a self-employed The John E. Day Funeral of Manhattan College, died lumbia University. state Senate floor. ficials and top Atlantic City need Assembly approval. lords from refusing to rent to carpet saleman and installer. Home, Red Bank, is in charge Saturday at the De LaSalle He joined the Manhattan The Senate was scheduled officials from working for Meanwhile. Byrne's fifth someone because of the Surviving are his brother, of arrangments. Hall, Christian Brothers College faculty In 1968 and to consider bills today to: casinos In any capacity while bill, to have the state stop source qf his income and an Academy was appointed vice president — replace the current in office and for two years Issuing temporary casino per- accompanying bill to allow a Brother McGarry was and provost in 1975. part-time Casino Control after leaving office; mit, after July 1, 1961, has person to sue a landlord if the born in New York City and Surviving are a brother, Five hurt, 2 seriously Commission with a full-time - prohibit Casino Control been released by an As- landlord refuses to rent be- lived there all his life He was Joseph McGarry of Long panel with five new mem-Commission members and sembly committee but is not cause of his income source or convalescing at the De Branch, and a sister, Mrs. bers, except Joseph Lord! their close relatives. from scheduled for action today. because he hat children. LaSalle Hall recently He en- John Conroy of Floral Park, as ear and van collide would continue as chairman working for casinos or having Byrne proposed the bills tered the Christian Brothers NY. until November and as a reg- a major financial Interest In following news reports of the order in 1960. The John E Day Funeral SEA BRIGHT-Five peo- Michael Lombard!, Miller ular member through July casinos, and require com- FBI's undercover Abscam in- Brother McGarry gradu Home. Red.Bank, is in charge ple were injured, two of them Street, Highlands. Iffl; mission members to keep vestigation, in which some Save ated from Manhattan College of local arrangements. seriously, in a head-on col- According to police, the — allow Caesars logs of contacts with legisla- state officials allegedly ac- lision between a car am) a accident occurred when the Boardwalk Regency to obtain tors; cepted bribes for their prom- van on Ocean Avenue here Save car driven by Kurdes, which a four-month extension on Its The Caesars four-month ise to help obtain casino per- last night, police reported. Mrs. M. M. Stultz, was registrar was beading northbound on temporary operating permit extension bill has already mits. George LadiS Jr., Atlantic the narrow roadway, veered Save worked for many years as the Avenue, here was in surgery Byrne's plan to oust Lordi KEYPORT - Mrs. Into the southbound lane and created the biggest political Margaret M Stultz, 74, of «9 receptionist for The Keyport early this morning at Mon- collided with the van driven Weekly. mouth Medical Center for se- controversy, thanks to 20% Broadway, died yesterday at by Ladis, which was proceed- Two die, one is missing Lordi's friends in the Legisla- Mrs. StulU was a com- vere injuries he suffered to Bayshore Community Hospi- ing southbound. ture. But Lordi has accepted KODAK PROCESSINGS municant of St. Joseph's Ro- his leg in the accident, which tal, Holmdel. the compromise to phase out ATALLTIME8 man Catholic Church. occurred at about 10:36 p.m. The impact knocked the after boating accident Mrs. StulU, who was born van over on Its roof, while the his departure over the next at the house she lived in all Her husband, Charles E A passenger in the van he was Kurdes • vehicle proceeded NEW YORK (AP) - Two John Dlai and Thomas Hofle, year. her life. StulU, died in 1952 driving, Rose Rondholi. Surf several hundred feet before Brooklyn men died, and a both of Brooklyn. The casino interests were She was registrar of vital Surviving is a cousin, Miss Street, here, was also being going through a fence in front third was missing following a Three others were rescued most concerned about statistics for the borough Irene Costlo of Morganvilie. treated at the hospital for in- boating accident yesterday in by the tanker and Coast Byrne's plan to end tem- since 1969 and was the secre- The Bedle Funeral Home, juries she suffered in the of 434 Ocean Ave., police the Ambrose Channel be- porary permits immediately, tary to the Planning Board here, is in charge of arrange- crash. said. Guard cutters. They also tween Rockaway Point and which would have delayed and Board of Health. She ments The driver and two pas- The roadway was blocked were taken to Peninsula Gen- Sandy Hook, U.S. Coast openings of casinos now un- MMMTA ui ft UuaiABa whisb. lor about a half hour while eral. One. Paul Wlater, IS, Guard officials said. der construction, costing collided head-on with the van first aid members from Sea was admitted for observation Three persons were them millions of dollars. Percy Longstreet near 436 Ocean Ave. here, Bright, Rumson and High- rescued from the boat by a and was listed In good condi- Again, a phase-out com- were all treated and released lands trasnported the injured passing tanker as they were • lon. promise was reached, allow- MATAWAN - Percy Surviving are his wife, from the hsopiui. persons to Monmouth Medi- jewetiyCSlgtJUmart Longstreet, 87, of 114 Atlantic Mrs. Irene Sieben Long- found clinging to the over- After the rescue, patrol ing temporary permits to be The driver, Pamela cal Center in Long Branch. Ave., died Saturday at the street, two sons, William A. turned boat in the busy ship- boats and a helicopter issued until July 1,1961. Kurdes, of Shrewsbury Ave- It had been the third time ping channel. Bayshore Community Hospi- Longstreet of Lake Park, nue. Highlands, will be issued searched for Stanley, Wlater, Also on the Senate agenda tal. Holmdel. Fla , and Fred T. Longstreet In 24 hours that Ocean Ave- A Coast guard spokesman a summons for falling to stay nue was blocked because of the boy's father today was a bill to require the He was born in Red Bank of Palm Beach Shores, Fla.; said the vessel was spotted to the right, police said. The an automobile accident. and hajl lived in Union Beach a brother, Marshall Long- about 1) 30 a.m. by the crew two passengers in her car Capt. Harry Lake and Sgt. before moving here 21 years street of Keyport; one grand- were Debbie Axt, Sea Drift of the oil tanker Texaco Wis- ago child, and two great-grand- Kenneth Johnson were the in- consin. The vessel's crew re- Avenue, Highlands, and vestigating officers. He was a retired main- children. ported seeing two people cl- Famous Make tenance man for the The Bedle Funeral Home, inging to the boat and two in Architectural Tile Company Keyport, is in charge of ar- Erosion group picks Raffetto the water about nine miles in Keyport rangments OCEAN GROVE - Spring palities named Irving W. from Sandy Hook. Sportswear Lake Mayor Andrew P. Raf- Shertzer, a Bradley Beach A helicopter was dis- fetto has been elected a* the commissioner, as vice chair- patched to the scene from the Mrs. Myrtle Martinez new chairman of the Mon- man, succeeding Raffetto. Coast Guard station in SALE Brooklyn. WEST KEANSBURHG - mouth County Beach Erosion 1972 • . Committee, succeeding Vaccarro resigned as The Coast Guard took two Mrs Myrtle Martinez, 73, of Her husband died three Mayor Martin J. Vaccarro of chairman of the committee men to Peninsula General Essex. Avenue, died yester- years ago. Allenhurst after announcing be would Hospital in Far Rockaway Special Purchase! day at Bayshore Community Surviving are two daugh- not seek re-election as where they were pronounced Hospital. Holmdel. Representatives of the 14 ters, Mrs. Dorothy Carloni, shorefront member munici mayor. dead. They were identified as She was bom in Newark here, and Mrs. Dolores and moved to this area 33 years ago Meehan of East Keansburg; York/New Jersey She and her late husband, eight grandchildren, and 10 Manuel Martinez, owned and great-grandch New 980 operated Manny's Stand, on Wren 1 : Main Street, Keansburg, for .—The Laurel Funeral Home May 18, 27 years before retiring in is in charge of arrangements Mrs. Frank O'Shea, had owned hotel iARNEGAT - Mrs She was born in Jersey Hilda O'SHea, 65 of 77 City and had lived in Schooner Ave , died Saturday Keansburg before moving at the Southern Ocean County here six months agao. Hospital in Manahawkin. Mrs. O'Sheae was the Co-ordinate cuts former owner of the Atlantic •RROW closes out his o skir Hotel, Keansburg, and was a 202 Death Notices commuicant of St. Ann's Ro- of sprxng Bla-er ^ ^ ^ man Catholic Church, also in OR MORE FARLEY — RicnardH . aMto. UP TO 60,000 s of 1 wtitwuoa Nua Ltttlt SHv«r. on Keansburg. Pants, ^^, -; colors are May 17. at t»t rattdamt Funtral Surviving are her hus- Now homeowners can borrow up to $60,000 or more and wrv!|7|bvJ0finM Cos* and H»nrv Clay

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A weekly pises at piMtleal satire •* Eageae J. McCarthy aaa Janes J. Gamuts, on the contrary, jfill not run on Quakes hit Yugoslavia China tests ICBM Ulaatrkfc. maturated by Jeff MaeNcUy. their own. They have to be nai or chased. It is their function and their delight. Often BELGRADE, Yiifoelavla - Twa strong PEKING - China extended its military Running the Gamut it thought to be an Gamuts are run with little direction and earth tremors measuring up to 5.7 on toe reach yesterday, test-firing an unarmed in- ancient pastime, not unlike the running of purpose. Sometimes they are run like Richler stale ihook eastern Yugoslavia last tercontinental ballistic missile I.S0 miles hares or foxes, or even of possums and rac- pouters and setters, quartering a field, night, earning people to rush Into the streets. into the South Pacific, and the official Xinhua coons. Musicians were the first to run the through briars and brush. Sometimes they Some damage was reported, but no casual- news agency said the test "achieved com- Gamut, but they were followed quickly by are run between two points. Dorothy Parker ties. plete success." actors, by politicians, and by sawdust is supposed to have harpooned an actress who The epicenter was fixed In the ana of tne A missile with this range could carry a preachers at Southern revival! "ran the Gamut of emotions from A to B." Kopaonik Mountain In central Serbia, but nuclear warhead anywhere In the Soviet Un- It will be seen, however, that Gamuts In January 1*78, President Carter In his State windows ware cracked also in the nearby ion or to the West Coast of the United 8Ute« differ from foxes, raccoons, and rabbits. of the Union Message ran the Gamut of province of Kosovo. Three days before the test, Chinese Vice These familiar creatures like to run and will proposed Reforms from airline regulation to Town and villages near thii highest moun- Premier U XUnnun said In Wellington, New run on their own, sometimes just for the fun public welfare. That particular Gamut tain in Serbia reported bricks and chimneys Zealand, that the test was aimed at strength- of running. On the other hand, they do not like leaped over eighteen Reforms. It proved to flying into streets. At least one village road ening China's defenses to cope with the to be chased. At least It Is not dear that they be sixteen Reforms too many. was closed following a landslide. threat of the hcgemonlst powers — termi- The Running Gamut Belgrade television said technician* atop nology Chins applies to the Soviet Union. the Kopaonik and Jastrebac mountains re- The test copies at a time when China is ported about two hours after the first jolt urging preparedness to deal with any Soviet that the Intensity of the quakes there was threat and urging all "peace-loving" nations decreasing but aftershocks kept coming in (o unite against what It calls Soviet ex- Soviets gird for long stay in Afghanistan five minute intervals. pansionism. WASHINGTON (AP) - Soviet troops in Af- telligence Is a new computer system designed for Hit bodyguard, chief, driver, doctor and six ghanistan are bringing In their wives and com- battle management. chief advisers sll are Soviets and Soviet advisers Quebec voting nears Egyptian taxes cut puters and seem to be settling down permanently, Other observed signs of long-term Soviet oc- bold the senior jobs in all Afghan government MONTREAL - The separatist side took a CAIRO, Egypt - With few, If any, U.S. government analysts say. cupation include: departments except the ministry of foreign af- surprise lead yesterday in the final opinion positive results to snow for nearly a year of They estimate the number of Soviet troops hi —Soviet officers are reported to be assigned to fairs, they said. poll before Quebec votes on whether to start Palestinian autonomy talks with Israel, Pres- the country at 85,000, with more to come If Afghanistan for a two-year tour of duty. Soviet control of the country appears to be down the road to Independence. ident Anwar Sadat has turned his attention to continuing efforts to put down the divided, but —Officers' dependents have been brought hi, important because of the internal weakness of the Tomorrow's referendum In the largely Egypt's troubled economy, announcing a ma- effective rebels are not more successful. through some were evacuated when there was new Afghan Communist government the Soviets French-speaking Canadian province will jor series of tax cuts and pay hikes apparent- The capital of Kabul Is strongly held for the trouble in Kabul last winter. brought with them. probably shake the North American status ly designed to show that peace pays. time being and the Americans, who asked not to —Soviet troops have been digging wells and When Soviet troops entered Hungary and put quo no matter who wins, since even the "no" Since launching his historic one-man be identified by name, said they foresee the building water storage for the dry season. side Is demanding fundamental changes in peace initiative toward Israel in November weakened government of communist President down the Hungarian uprising of 1996, they brought —Facilities for ground and air forces are in a new Hungarian Communist government Canada's political system. 1(77, Sadat has spent much of his time on Babrak Ktrmtl being able to bold power unless being built and improved, and large stocks of The poll, published by the Montreal newt- foreign policy, especially the normalizing of the Soviets decide to back someone else. headed by Janos Kadar. He Is still there, and so Soviet supplies have been seen throughout the are the Soviet troops who installed him. paper Dlmanche Matin, showed 40 percent in relations with the Jewish state after three But the three main provincial towns are con- country. decades of war, and negotiating economic tested, many country areas are In rebel hands, the favor of the proposal by Quebec's separatist The American analysts say Karmal Is so com- In Afghanistan, the People's Democratic Par- and military aid from the United States. Afghan army is growing weaker, and some Soviet government and 37 percent opposed, a re- pletely under Soviet domination that, except for a ty, as the Afghan Communists are called, has two equipment It turning out to be Inadequate, the versal of the results of a survey by the same In a major policy speech last week, Sadat dozen sentries at the main gate, the Soviets main factions. Karmal beads the Pircham fac- analysts say. polling organisation a week earlier. pledged to switch his focus and devote "96 control the security of his palace. tion, which favors temporary alliances with non- The remaining 23 percent either were percent of my time and energy" to achieving One new weapon detected by western in- Communists. undecided or refused to answer. prosperity for Egypt's 42 million inhabitants The balance between the "oui" and whose per capita income is leu than $350 a -non" tides in the polls seesawed for year. 1 months, but in recent weeks the "no's" had To underscore this new emphasis on the ,-/' ^'r. maintained a slight lead, making the pro- economy, Sadat shuffled his Cabinet and took Canada federalists increasingly confident of direct control of day-to-day operations as victory. prime minister. In view of the latest poll, however, analysts were rating the race a toss-up. Pope marks birthday Korea voting promised ROME - Pope John Paul II, celebrating SEOUL, South Korea - President Choi his 60th birthday yesterday, told pilgrims Kyu-hah said yesterday the military's almost gathered in St. Peter's Square that be is complete takeover of South Korea would not really growing younger. alter the timetable his civilian government "You say I am one year older today, but set for democratic reform. He said the con- in fact, I am one year younger because I am stitution would be revised later this year and that much closer to death — a new birth,*' the elections held in 1061 pope said. It did not seem, however, that Choi was He celebrated an outdoor Mass for 50,000 still In effective charge of the pro-Western students from all over the world and greeted Asian nation where thousands of students hundreds of thousands of well-wishers who demonstrated last week for new elections shouted greetings in a variety of languages. "Provident and an end to martial law. Plan awards program MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER WEST LONG BRANCH - Alfred W. DeSantis, principal SUNDAYHOURS of Shore Regional High MOW Sav&rS School has announced that May 29, the Cooperative 1O:OO AM-3:00 PM Education Programs will e hold their eighth annual din- ner at Squires Pub. The MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER purpose of the dinner is to 777 SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY honor those students enrolled 747-5220 in these programs. Discouqt mlloumd -HOU RED BA Tuesday thru Saturday 10-5:30

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TO i.00 8 WALLACE ST. - RED BANK 842-6610 The Daily Register Pizza is part of the Mafia pie Published by The Red Bank Register ByJACKANDKMpN asansssssssnBsssnasssssssssnsBBBS with ties to organised crime CFTCin- WASHINGTON - Net is that of John scotto aad bis The sticky p*l«» • ARTHURZ KAMIN WILLIAM BLOCK, JR content with its Illicit deal Butcher's relationship with the Ray E Friedman Co. a President and Editor Publisher iBgs in gambling and WASHINGTON %Vg*2* mljor commodity futures narcotics, the mob U also In- Herbert H TWpe, Jr, Aartslaat Editor; CharlesC TriMabsm. Saaaay gtttter; Rueaell P. Raacfe, flicting heartburn on millions SCENE ^ .man* haw* f*o» NigM Editor Jan* Fesenn. City Editor Deris Kaasua. fesWarialP«f « Editor of Americans through wide- S5£i5rarsjs spread infiltration of the i who want ; Pat N. Rteci, CoalraUer; Richard D McKean. Advertiaiag to buy or leas* Scotto shops," mUUoa Director; PraakJ Alloeea,IVewscttoaIUM(er. It's no laughing matter to* job market lor illegal aliens the Pennsylvania Crime las organised-crime experts who can double as muscle for ' I charges, ' MONDAY, MAY 19,1980 jned to the commission 6 of the FBI and state In- ANDERSON though retired table cash payments Is tb* Butcher told us be has W- vestigative agencies. The tle communication with Pennsylvania Crime Corn- and living in Artsona. still has Scotto*" ' Ik* "Where are the Chrysler stock certificates we're Urn, through Us associates, John Scotto me to REFCO brass, and Instated he would make the "moral voluminous intelligence re- to Grand Cheese of Wiscon- he's being hounded by state fora all paying for?" sin, whose exclusive dis- aad federal authorities "be- limited travel b> commitment" necessary to. port on the situation. avoid any conflict of interest Unlike hundreds of legit- tributor la Ins Pennsylvania- cause I'm Italian and because eluding some u imate businesses identified New Jersey area Is Roma I'm making a good living " Foods of South Plainfleld, IS CARTER KIDDING? Afterward, he regretted JUDGING THE by the FBI ts Mafia-In- SOURCE: At a recent White filtrated, the piua industry Is N.J., according to govern- President Carter, hU re-elec- the way he had worded it. 1 House dinner. Judge John J. uniquely susceptible to under- ment documents Com- tion fofnmlttos short of cask, "Manageable wasn't * petitors have told lawmen Its stack the taxpayers for bis good choice of words, was Sirica, the nemesis of the Wa- world control at every step, tergate gang, was asked it he my sources point out — from Impossible to crack Roma's meant foray into Philadel- It?" he asksd an aid*. Ten domination In Pennsylvania, phia. A White HOBS* spokes- days later, he was In had read the memoirs of G. the original cheese prod- Gordon Llddy, the Harpo New York, New Jersey, Ohio. man insisted that the trip was Phlladepbla. The White uction to the final distribution Man of the Watergate gang. to the plxxa parlor on the cor- Delaware and Maryland. non-political House said the trip was ner. Pennsylvania Crime Com- Non-polltlcal? At first. "non-polltlcal," and Carter Smiling, Sirica acknowl- edged that be had taken the Mob ties to the cheese in- miislon records list Carter resisted the advice of told a questioner at Temple Salvatore Profacl, a member his political lieutenants that University that be had never time to check the book's In- dustry started in the IMOs dex for references to himself. of the Joseph Colombo crime he needed to get out on the mad* the "manageable" re- through retired New York The judge found that Uddy family of New York, as "an campaign trail. It was San. mark. "don" Joseph B/mn«in ac- considered Sirica a man of cording to the Pennsylvania enforcer of territorial rights Robert Byrd, D-W.Vs., lbs and as a full-time consultant" Senate democratic leader, ANOTHER CONFLICT: "HI temper" and "little Crime Commission. "Even education," possessed of an today, he and his associates for Roma Foods. who finally persuaded him. The Commodity Futures Byrd contended that the pres- Trading Commission, which "intellect of half a glass of control the activities of the Roma's president, Louis water." largest and most prosperous Piancone, has never been ident, by holing up In the polices speculative tenden- specialty cheese companies," Identified as a member of or- Rose Garden because of the cies in the volatile commodi- The supreme accolade, the commission reports. ganised crime, and be re- Iranian crisis, bad made ty market, Is already under though, was Liddy's descrip- fire from Congress for letting Federal and state lawmen pudiates any suggestion that himself s "hostage" of tion of Sirica - a lifelong his company has mob ties. Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho- silver speculation get out of Republican - as "an embar- explained to my associate control last winter. Now Jim- Tony Capaccio that the piua "We have nothing to hide," meini. lassment to the Republican he said. So on May 1, Carter finally my Carter Is risking more Phrty." Much relieved by all business appeals to mobsters static on Capitol Hill If he as both a source of Pennsylvania Crime Com- announced his decision to this. Sirica pronounced venture out of the Ross decides to nominate Illinois himself "quite pleased" with "skimmed" proceeds to mission investigators allege fanner Robert Butcher as s avoid taxes and a convenient that another piua empire Garden. He explained that Liddy's autobiography U.S. can't ignore chemical warfare

By JAMBS J. ULPATRICK Soviet Union has small con- supporting the Pentagon's WASHINGTON - Mis- cern for "civilization." Its plea for SB million in the 1961 souri's Congressman Richard CONSERVATIVE chemical warfare forces budget to provide for new Ichord has embarked upon a were estimated last summer construction and equipment one-man crusade for a cause at 80,000 to 100,000 officers st the Pin* Bluff, Ark., that civilised people will find VIEW and men. At 40 differenif ferent sitessites, / Arsenal. This modest sum abho^-ent: He is determined in Eastern Europpetheytme I M would permit the army to as- to restore at least some U.S. constantly In the! obscene art semble artillery shells con- of using poisonous gas. capacity for chemical war- pilots drop on the tarmac. taining a chemical, harmless fare. "There had been no Today, says Ichord, the In itself, that becomes deadly We do not live in a civ- vnell, no ominous cloud, not Soviets exceed the United KILPATRHK when mixsd in flight with a ilised world. It follows, there- a sign that the shells and States by K-to-1 in chemical second chemical. This binary units, 14-to-l In chemical fore, that the objections of bombs detonated in the sur- process is intended absolute- stockpiles, and 14-to-l in eta, by contrast, began to pro- civilised people cannot be prise barrage bad contained ly to prevent catastrophic ac- controlling in this area. The Soman, a deadly nerve gas. production facilities. "Their duce and stockpile immense cident. The program Is pru- best way to avoid the horrors Masked and goggled troops of offensive chemical capability reserves of Tabun, a color- dent, responsible, inex- of chemical warfare, in the Red army and its satellite dwarfs ours to the point that less and odorless nerve gas. pensive — and indispensable •chord's view, is to be pre- forces now moved quickly to they would be throwing away Reacting to the threat In the The Missourian has a hard pared to wage it; and the take advantage of the deadly, a possibly decisive advantage 1850s, we once again set task ahead. Such is the horror most certain way to invite invisible miasma of their own by not using chemical weap- about building a deterrent. ons." that attaches to chemical and subjection to poison gas is to making. And while the United But in the hysterical reaction biological warfare that both continue our present policies States, fearful of massive So- These revelations an not. that followed the collapse in Flight to freedom of we-are-holier-than-thou viet retaliation, held back IU Congress and the Carter ad- new. After Germany made' Vietnam, public opinion nuclear weapons, it became ministration are reluctant to In an article prepared for use of mustard gas In World turned violently against the The tragic deaths of 14 Cuban refu- States rally demonstrated, Castro is us- clear that Western Europe — do what has to be done. Reader's Digest last fall, War I, the U.S. plunged Into whole idea. We scrapped our gees, drowned when their small, over- ing the situation to whip up nationalist its industrial and military In- Ichord will have to shepherd Ichord sketched an ominous research, development and chemical arsenal; Congress crowded boat capsized in rough seas fervor. frastructure left largely In- stockpiling of chemical weap- three bills through lix sub- picture of sudden Soviet ag- forbade the Defense Depart gression in Europe. Our tanks tact for the conquerors' uses ons. When World War II came committees In the House Saturday as they fled to Key West and United States' policy on the Cuban meat to develop chemical rumble into defensive action; -was falling." along, the Western allies alone. But there comes a freedom, illustrates the Castro regime's refugees has been nothing if not inconsis- weapons. Almost nothing re- troop carriers move toward Since Ichord drafted that were able to warn the Nails time in a barbarian world callousness toward human life. tent. Carter's statement that the United mains today of a deterrent engagement; pilots run nightmare scenario nine that any use of chemical when it Is simply insane to States would welcome them with "open capacity. The boat's owner and several other toward their waiting aircraft. months ago, his grim imagin- weapons would be met with pretend that our strength is survivors charged that Cuban authorities heart and open arms" soon was shaded And nothing happens. Mem- ings have taken on a fresh fearful retaliation in kind. This is a folly-It is most as the strength of to because deliberately lied, reporting calm seas as the tide of refugees continued to swell bers of the tank crews slump reality: Soviet forces actual- The deterrent worked. dangerous folly — and Ichord our hearts are pure. The Sovi- while knowingly sending the boat into a and it became apparent Cuban author- in their seats, dead. The car- ly have engaged in chemical After World War II, our Is precisely right in his effort ets do not wage war by riers spin off the road; the tempest. Many of the 50 refugees aboard ities were escorting convicted felons and warfare In Afghanistan. The effort slacked off. The Sovi- to remedy the situation. He Is Galahad's rules. were seriously injured in the accident. the mentally ill aboard the boats Adm. John B. Hayes, U.S. Coast Carter now has offered a "safe and Guard commander, promptly messaged orderly" transport of refugees by air or Cuban authorities to protest "the con- sea on condition the United States screen Art work destruction decried tinued lack of regard for human life." those wanting to leave before they de- "Thousands of refugees are en- part Cuba, to make certain they qualify Tinton Falls Rep. Ron Paul, of Texas, In my rush to drive my couraged to leave that country in over- either as political refugees or as close To the Editor: wrote me, "I feel we must daughter to Raritan High, I crowded, unsafe vessels. This is totally relatives of Cuban-Americans. But it is We are writing this letter FROM OUR READERS cut the sire and power of the carelessly laid two money to express deep concern over federal government drastical- bags, containing a con- inconsistent with Cuba's treaty obliga- Castro who will decide whether or not the recent events involving ly if we are to survive as a siderable amount of money, tions to safety of life at sea," Hayes said. that Carter policy will work, and Castro the artist Joe De Orio and his free nation." His bills to on the roof of my car. They The death toll in the Cuban exodus doesn't seem willing to accept the condi- work, "The Dehumanixation eliminate the Departments of stayed there for the distance tions the president has set. In the mean- of Man." Education and Environmental from my borne to the school, now stands at 25 Given the conditions of where, without my knowl- the "Freedom Flotilla", which has time, stiff fines are to be' imposed on As artists and as teachers being used with his per- essential right and one that is Protection, the Occupational in this community, it disturbs Safety and Health Adminis- edge, they feU to the ground. brought 56,000 Cubans to Key West in the private boats shuttling refugees. mission as a site for the ex- vulnerable to repression on Fortunately, for me, one of us greatly to witness such hibition, they would have many levels. Therefore, it is tration, etc., need our fullest month, it is a wonder there hasn't But the Cubans are not the only brutal insensittvity on toe support. Pruning of the badly your teachers, Mr. J. Barth, avoided the destructive re- incumbent upon the Justice found them and brought them been a catastrophe. "boat people" braving death to reach part of the township police in sults and law officials to see their overgrown federal govern- ment tree is long overdue, to the Haxlet police station. our shores. There are the Haitians, dar- their destruction of Mr. De What is most important to role In the most positive of The accident dramatizes the need warranting decentralization. They, in turn, contacted my Olio's work. If the police point out is what should be ways in that?' regard; their for the orderly, regulated transport of ing the treacherous waters of the Gulf would have only checked with home and my husband was refugees that President Carter belatedly Stream in small, leaking vessels in learned from this unfortunate role must be seen as a sensi- On Memorial Day, let us able to pick them up for me. the farmer, who lived on the Incident. In a "free society" tive asset to the community dedicate ourselves anew to search of haven from a repressive gov- premises and whose land was is trying to impose. freedom of expression is an which relies on them to up- Lincoln's plea: "That this na- It Is very reassuring to us, The political propaganda purposes ernment. hold and protect our rights tion, under God, shall have a as parents, to know Mr. have been served. The tens of thousands Our immigration laws and policy We hope proper action re- new birth of freedom." Barth represents the high of Cubans clamoring to leave gives the aren't designed for the refugee crises we garding what we.see as a Harold Undemann caliber of teachers, to whom dangerous precedent, con- we entrust our children every lie to any claim of the good life on face. Clearly, we will have to work out cerning not only the actions day here in Hazlet. Castro's communist island. And, as the some policy on asylum and assistance but the attitudes of the police Teacher lauded My deepest gratitude goes hundreds of thousands of slogan-shouting for those who come here in large num- officers Involved, Is carried Haslet to Mr Barth, who, Incidently, Cubans who poured through the streets bers in flight from political oppression at through by those responsible To the Editor: refused any recompense. His of Havana two days ago in an anti-United home. for protecting our basic, dem- The following is an open honesty is most commen- ocratic rights. letter to Ralph Guadano, dable. Raritan High School: Lil Frantin-Ed wards Mrs. T. Burricelli Seven Presidents Park Herb Edwards No liberals Today in history By The Associates Press decade. It won't make it for the traditional parking. Eaton town Today Is Monday, May II, Ten yean ago, communist Memorial Day start of the summer sea- Terms of the county takeover now To the Editor: son, but there is the possibility that the 140th day of 1900. There troops shelled more than SO prohibit the acquisition of land directly Memorial Day speeches, arena days left in the year. allied position. In South Viet- Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park in across the street from Seven Presidents parades, and decorating of Today's highlight in his- nam to mark the 80th birthday Long Branch will be open for the July 4 graves will mean more If we tory: ofHoChiMinh. for park purposes, but permit acquisition pledge to regain the freedom holiday. We hope it is. On Msy II, ISM, the Five years ago, the United of other nearby tracts. taken from us by Congress Spanish Armada sailed from States sent a conciliatory note Plans for the park this summer had through 1,100 overlapping, Seven Presidents is envisioned as a Portugal to attack England, a to Thailand regarding the use see-sawed along with the uncertainly as enslaving, and bankrupting voyage that ended in defeat at of a Thai base in the "May- to whether Long Branch or the county complete oceanfront recreation center, federal agencies, which and the county has $3.6 million in federal the hands of the British navy. agues" rescue, averting a pos- would run it. The park is back In county George Washington warned to sible crisis and state funds, to be swelled with avoid, saying they tended to On this date: hands. create despotism. In 1536, the second queen of The county Parks and Recreation MOO.OMfln county money, to develop It. King Homy VTII of England, Last year. Thai authorities Conditions in the United Ame Boleyn, was beheaded. said more than 30,000 Cambo- Commission operated the 33-acre park Seven Presidents preserves beach States are making voters now land for use by the public and will pro- In 1»76, an exposition cele- dian civilians and soldiers for three years after Long Branch realise they must put their brating America s 100th birth- loyal to deposed Premier Pol deeded it to the county in 1976, but the vide much needed recreational facilities. country first, and that favors day opened In Philadelphia. Pot had crossed Into Thailand, Board of Freeholders bowed out of the It is unfortunate that diffferences be- done for them by members of In IMS, more than 400. fleeing an intensified push by project last year after local property tween the city and the county have de- Congress do not warrant re- American B-H bombers at- Vietnamese-backed Cambo- electing liberal members who tacked Tokyo. dian troops. owners protested a county plan to ac- layed Its opening this season. We hope are bankrupting our nation In IMs, Franc* was all but Thought for today: Conceit quire an additional 22 acres across and eroding oar God-given the future of the park will be marked by "Their cars used to use enough of oar gas thai paralysed by the worst strikes is God's gift to little men. - Ocean Avenue from Seven Presidents for cooperation. may be we ought to lend them a billion or two." and political upheavals m a Brace Barton (1SM-1M7) Card crackdown works SHREWSBURY, N.J. \tONDAY, MAY 19, 1960 The Daily Ref(k*er 7

By SYLVIA PORTOR suer makes no money on such (First el a series) "good" customers. In fact, A young friend, a news- these account* cost the issuer YOUR paper reporter of excellent money, which Is why some Brtody's reputation, recently spent six "convenience users" (and weeks traveling abroad on at- they are usually among the MONEY'S jnmant. When he returned more affluent tare shocked to BLACK POINT INN U> tbe US, he found a latter find that their credit cards WORTH Rumaon, N.J. Informing aim that his bank also are being cancelled. 132 E. River Rd., credit card had beta can- Bat while you may have to celled. Reason: Walk trav- search harder to obtain as 842-2131 842-2133 eling, be had misted oat much credit ai you want, tbe payment. credit Is still available. The Shearer, Guardian Federal made on you. calls It the "U percent Solu- Another more obvious An architect I know In Saa key Is knowing the ways to MONMOUTH COUNTY WE THANK YOU maintain credit If you al- tion." source of cash It your credit Francisco finished t meal Since our arrival here ten years ago, you have been magnificent with her husband and gave ready have It and knowing It works like this; In re- union, if you belong to one. Credit unions generally are in your patronage of our establishment We have tried to operate the waiter her credit card. A how to obtain the money U tarn for opening a savings an Irish type Public house with a mostly Italian Menu and have few minutes later, be was you need it. account with a minimum of restricted to charging no been (airly successful. • back to tell her the card was Don't miss any payments. $1,000, you can get a VISA more than IS percent Interest Briody't Is a way of life lor many of our customers.- Some meet no longer valid; the bad ex- If you're going out of town for card with a credit Una of half — and they often make deep weekly with their families for Dinner, Some Daily. Others stop by ceeded her credit limit. any lengthy span of time, this amount - at least $800 concessions to help members to pass the time of day or night. Some stop to talk to Joe about Furthermore, be bad tamed take the precaution of In- You pay an annual rate of IS who are badly strapped. If the Mets, Jets, Rangers, or other losers. Still others come to forming your lender. you arc eligible for credit un- enjoy the weekend music and dancing. We have catered our SM for coeflsratlng the card percent interest with this sort share of Christenings, Weddings and funeral receptions includ- and returning It to the issuer. Pay a little more than the of VI8A card as opposed to IS ion membership and haven't ing one of our own. minimum amount required, - Just these two examples percent annual rate with a Joined, Investigate the bene- Our success has not been self made. We remember people like underline the ettent to which but don't press to pay off your traditional bank or credit fits. Joe Butler who helped us as we were starling out. Ted and Rita the business downturn, high entire debt. Let tbe lender card. Bat there is a slight Or, if you haven't already Perry who run our Kitchen. Bartenders like young Joe Briqdy, Interest rates and President make some money from your hitch. You are charged In- done to, you might borrow Mel tckert, Jack Slocum, Andrew Choma. The Charming Night Carter's credit control pro- account by being able to terest from tbe day you make against the cash value of a Waitresses Mary DePale, Marge Cooke, Eileen Kelty, Monica charge you a minimum of In- a purchase, whereat with a Perry Debby Kelly The Two Linda's Depale and Sherry. The gram have pushed leaders terest. whole life insurance policy Day Girls, Gail McDanlal, Linda Kennedy and Sandy Walcott. Into tightening up. They are normal bank card, you are you own. The rates can vary When you are blessed with people we have mentioned, you cant (1) issuing fewer credit If you're young or new to a given SO days In which to pay Help but make it. community and haven't yet from at low at 6 percent (hi cards; weeding established I credit history nance charges So this week we are or If you have a blemished But If you haven't repaid your out unprofitable or marginal loan against your life Insur- accoi .its record, try to obtain a This type of arrangement celebrating our tenth passbook loan. Many banks Is of particular benefit to the ance policy and If you die The impact on consumers and thrift Institutions will Individual who finds It tough unexpectedly, your outstand- has been extremely uneven. permit you to borrow against to pay bit or her bills etch ing debt will be subtracted anniversary Generally, If you have a spot- an existing savings account. month. There are no min- from the death benefits your Sterling Wed. May 21 ty credit history, yon have Your funds continue to earn imum monthly required policy will pay your benefi- Corned Beef Dinner S5.00 been hurt by the crunch, but Interest while you repay the payments, unless you exceed ciaries' Mike Flood tor your listening pleaaura go, too, have tome loan at rates which generally your credit line, and you don't Tomorrow: Are Yea Still Thura. May 22 Filet Mlgnon $5.50 cardholders who regularly are a percentage point or two pay in full need a good credit history to at Accepted Credit Card The Irish Trade Wind* tor your dancing pleasure above the rate your lavings UterT are earning. qualify. No credit check is Frl-Bat-Sun Martha III on their final weekend. Such credit cardholders Qivo ua an opportunity to ttrvt you. are called "convenience Some savings and loan as- users" — meaning they use' sociations are offering cus- ^edminsler Berkeley Heights dsville wackwood wick Town Camden uarteret Cherry Hill (jramord Eay Brunswick East Orange Eatontowr their cards as substitutes for tomers a variation of a cash or checks and seldom if passbook loan. It's promoted ever pay Interest to the card under a variety of names by issuer because they pay their different SfcLs. In the Wash- bills wen within the time lim- ington, D.C., area, reports its each month. The card is- my associate Brooke Outlook for coal stocks By DAVID R. SARGENT favor of some more diver- . 0- 1 wai advised is bay sified energy companies that PltUtea commea for ap- also have a stake in coal such sreciaUoawtthla two or three as Conoco, Inc. and MAPCO. years. Do yea approve? M. A. Inc. Both are listed on the Florida NYSE.

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IIIHWUIHIIMHHHMIHMII A— The long-term outlook i am a divorced wom- lor coal Is bright. It makes up an waste few children are 80 percent of U. S. energy new oa their on. I win re- reserves, while It supplies ceive a petalta la ateat tea only about 10 percent of our years, bat was* tekne w hew I Hattowed energy needs. Given tbe nu- shtata unrest available fwaaa clear controversy and our te make my rettremeat more heed to reduce reliance on secare. F. M. CatUerala PLUS'••; --.?«• Imported oil, It seams in- evitable that the role of coal A— I recommend Invest- In our energy future will ing In a good no-load mutual grow. Later in this decade, fund, one whose flve-and-ten- 00 (be industry should alto begin year records are better than •"^^•KB**." to benefit from coal gasifica- the SiP 500 A logical choice tion and liqulfaction plants it Windsor Fund. Tbe fund Invests largely in common Nevertheless, tbe short- stocks, seeking s comblna term picture is lets sanguine. tlon of growth and Income. The biggest problem is ex- cess capacity, which came If Windsor's future per- about when companies great- formance approximates its .put long-term record, you tMBHveMwna a*w vwvi ^ *•• ^»-v ,~e 1873-74 Arab oU embargo. will fare very well. The ad- Demand did not skyrocket as dress Is P.O. Box 1100, Valley anticipated, mainly because Forge, PA 194U. Telephone: of stringent environmental (800-523-7810) regulations and the slow pace (Mr. Sargent cannot an- $500 aw* of conversions by electric swer all mall personally, but utilities to steam coal. Win answer all questions pos- . Demand for metallurgical sible in his column.) coal, used to make coke for the steel Industry, has also been weak. (This type ac- counts for 70 percent of Pit- ttton's estimated reserves of 1.5 billion tons.) Plttston's stean coal operatlont are well positioned to benefit from long-term export market growth In Europe and the .company is also Involved in oU distribution, warehousing and tracking, and owns the Brinks armored car service. Per-share net rebounded to $1.45 last year, from a strlke- depressed «P in 1978. tad about 11.30 is In tight this year. But the outlook for the company's major product, metallurgical coal, is unex- citing. > I would avoid Pltuton in BOARD MEMBER— Dr. Training class set Edward S. Bolm, an or- FREEHOLD - The Free- thodontist with offices In hold Area Hospital will spon- West Lone Branch, Marlboro and Matawan, •• emergencies ai hat bean certified at a dote Tor aU First Aid" Squad Diplomat of the •members, Police and Fire Board of •Department members on Dr. Bolm received hit den- i Dr. AllanJ. Burtteln. Psy- tal degree at New York chiatrist will present the pro- University Collage of Den- gram. tistry and hit orthodontic training at Columbia Uni- " It will be held at 7;30 p.m. versity School of Dental In the WeUnets Center of •'on/Turneftvfle/Townley/TomiRiver'SurnnMt Soum Plaintieid SWverion Roxoury Roselle Rahway Point Pleasant. Larchmont PlainfieW/PhiMipsburg/Perth Amboy/V* Freehold Area Hospital and Oral Surgery. Viennese Masked Ball is gala night for cultural benefit Tickets Include a full-court* dinner, SPRING LAKE—The "Viennese wine, dancing to music by the house or- Masked Ball." to support the scholarship chestra, and waltzing to a Viennese or- fund and cultural program! of the Moo- chestra conducted -by Vienna-born Felix mouth Arts Foundation, will take place Molser, director of the Monmouth Con- Saturday, starting with cocktails at 7:» servatory of Music. p.m. in the Essex and Sussex Hotel. Ocean Avenue. The rhinese auction at this year's party has been expanded to include not only some The gala, for which formal dress, period 35 works of art, bat alto private In-home costumes and fancy masks are encouraged, concerts by area musicians, a weekend of is a sequel to a "Night in Old Vienna" babysitting, gift certificates, and piano, staged last year to mark the 25th an- ballet and diction lessons A portion of the niversary of Monmouth Arts Foundation as auction tickets it tax-deductible. a cultural force In Monmouth County. Chairmen are Mrs. Harrison Howe, In preparation for the gala Rumson; Mrs. Felix Molxer, Little Silver, Pannly. an artist and teacher at and Mrs Herbert Rabinowitz, Shrewsbury. Fair Haven Regional High School, Mrs. Rowe and Mrs. Douglas Mitchell, 2 ducted student workshops in mask- Eaglehill Road, Holmdel, are in charge of The finished masks were displayed to reservations. spire ballgoers to design their own.

mil mi mm NIGHT TO REMEMBER — James "The Amazing" Randl. Rumson, center, who will conduct Star Night Wednesday at the Eastern Branch of the Monmouth County Library, Route 35, Shrewsbury, visits there to discuss with Janet Kranls, Highlands, chldren's librarian, and Morey Berger, Mlddletown, chief librarian, some highlights Lifestyle of the night, when the moon Is In Its first quarter and five major plants—Saturn, Venus, Jupiter, Mars and Mercury—are visible shortly after dark. The public I* SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MAY 19.1980 invited to bring telescopes and binoculars and attend Randi's talk In the library at 7:30 p.m. and then go outside to see for themselves. There Is no fee and in cast of raff* the event will be postponed until Thursday. Genealogist is DAR speaker Engagemenis

RED BANK-Mrs. Derek Luncheon hostesses were ing by Elizabeth L. Hammell S. Morris, Allenhurst, a Mrs. Mildred Watson, Red has been given to the chapter certified genealogist, was Bank, and Mrs. Salvatore by Mrs. Bruce Campbell, speaker at a meeting of Mon- Toiri, Union Beach. Mrs. Shrewsbury. Mrs. Jacob Rue, mouth Chapter, Daughters of Harold Ryder, River Plata Holmdel, has given the the American Revolution and Mrs. Verne Gay, chapter Good Citizen medals FAIR HAVEN LILY — Lily Lauer, Fair Haven, who here in the clubhouse of the Rumson, presided at tea. to be presented to the stu- has created the centerpieces for Saturday's "Viennese Red Bank Woman's Club. She Mrs. Toizi, Americanism dents in local schools in June. Masked Ball" in the Essex and Sussex Hotel, Spring was a history major and chairman, announced the Mrs. William Asman, Lit- Lake, also fashioned the summery ball gown modeled graduated from Rutgers Uni- chapter has been assigned tle Silver, served as delegate here to inspire other partygoers to don formal or period versity, New Brunswick. July ft at the Naturalization to Continental Congress in dress for the gala. Masks are also encouraged at the Mrs. Ann McGreevy, Lit- Court in New Brunswick. Washington last month and event, proceeds of which will support the scholarship tle Silver, was welcomed as a U.S. flags will be presented to Mrs. Ryder, River Plaza, as fund and cultural programs of the Monmouth Arts prospective member and the new citizens. alternate along with Mrs. Foundation. Greer Creamer as a guest. A floral watercolor paint- Walter Swift, regent.

Advice Uada Caldwell Christine Waring LyaaGilfa Pamela Caliam Werner-Caldwell Grote-Callam FAIR HAVEN-Dr. and were graduated from Lafa- WAYSIDE-Announce- A NEW YOU Mrs. William T. Caldwell, 24 yette College, Easton, Pa. mentis made by Dr. and Mrs. Cooney Ter , announce the She holds a BA degree in psy- James M. Caliam, 1 Blair engagement of their daugh- chology and is in personnel Court, of the engagement of ter, Linda Ann Caldwell, to administration at Riegel their daughter, Pamela Ruth William P. Werner, son of Products Corp. In Mllford, Caliam, to Richard Henry Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Werner of Grote, son of Mrs. Dorothy Summit. A September wed- where Mr. Werner is prod- Grote, 376 West End Ave , ding is planned. uction superintendent. How a dieter can save face Long Branch, and Royal Miss Caldwell is a gradu- Mr. Werner was awarded ate of Rumson-Fair Haven a BS degree in chemical engi- Grote of Hatboro. The couple plans to be married in July. modest amount of butter and oil to her diet — but Regional High School. She neering from Lafayette and Dieting, even when successful, has its dilem- 2. Turn palms down. Press down on floor with Miss Caliam is an alumna mas. For example, this week's mailbag held three on a limited basis, as suggested — and she'll start and her her fiance, an alum- an MBA degree from Lehigh hands and slowly raise legs. Try to keep knees of the Hartridge School, letters from women who'd lost 20 or more pounds. seeing a difference in the way she looks. She also straight. Raise legs into air and over head. nus of Summit High School, University, Bethlehem, Pa. All three had the same complaint. Typical is this should check her protein intake because proteins Plalnfield, Point Pleasant 3. Brace hands against small of back and Beach High School and letter from a reader who signs herself Skinny but help build firm flesh. straighten body up into air. Hold 10 seconds. Sullivan-Gulfo Wheaton (IU.) College She is Flabby To get her face looking better, she needs to rev 4. With legs in same position as above, slowly a language teacher In Central ! "My fat face looked better than my thin up circulation. Here's now: place right hand back down against mat to your RED HANK Mr and School, South Amboy, and at- face," she writes. 'A went from 168 to 140 pounds. Stretch out in the Beauty Angle — feet 12 to IS side, then left hand. Bend knees and tower them to Mrs. Louis Gulfo, 20 Harris tended Middlesex County Col- Jersey Christian School, From the neck down, I look fabulous. But what inches higher than bead — at least once a day. forehead. t Park, announce the en- lege, Edison. He is employed AsburyPark. can I do about those awful jowls and a face that Hold the pose for IS minutes. A slant board makes 5. Keep knees bent and lower hips to floor, gagement of their daughter, by Public Service Electric Mr. Grote was graduated looks haggard?" it easy to achieve the right angle. If you don't with head and neck arched backward. Lynn Ellen Gulfo, to Robert and Gas Co. as an Instrument from Long Branch High • Dieting sometimes takes a toll, especially have a slant board, prop an ironing board against 6. When hips touch floor, extend legs straight James Sullivan, son of Mr. mechanic in the Synthetic School and The King's Col- crash-dieting. Lose weight in a hurry and it's apt the bed up into air, keeping knees straight. Lower legs and Mrs. William Sullivan, Natural Gas Plant, Linden lege, Briarcliff Manor, N. Y. to show in your face because skin doesn't have It also helps to apply a tightening mask three slowly and with control. Parlin. A November wedding time to adjust to a slimmer body contour. times a week. Do this exercise once every day. With practice is planned. To make a mask, beat an egg white slightly you will be able to increase the holding time in Miss Gulfo is a graduate of Ostin-Waring FAT IS NEEDED and apply with a large puff of cotton, avoiding the step No. 3 until you are holding for 3 minutes. Red Bank Catholic High Many crash diets eliminate fat entirely, put- eye area. After 10 minutes, remove the mask with If you'd like to add yoga to your daily sched- School and Monmouth County HAZLET-Announcement Ostin, 2S1 Middle Road. ting butter and oil high on the no-no list. This is a warm water, finishing with an icy splash, then ule, you'll find an easy program in my "10 Little Vocational School of Prac- is made by Mr. and Mrs. John Miss Waring and her mistake Unlimited butter and oil can't be al- patting on chilled witch hazel. Yogas" bulletin. To obtain a copy, send 25 cents tical Nursing. She is a D. Waring, »3 Middle Road, fiance are alumni of Rariten lowed when you're watching weight but a little is and a self-addressed, stamped envelope to me, licensed practical nurse em- of the engagement of their High School. She attends necessary. I suggest one pat of butter a day plus JUST FOR YOU Emily Wilkens, care of this newspaper. ployed by People Care Agen- daughter, Christine Lynn Douglass College, New two tablespoons of unsaturated oil — safflower, cy, Brielle. Dear Emily: Can you suggest a yoga exercise EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, but can- Waring, to Daniel Jay Ostin, Brunswick. Mr. Ostin it a soy. sesame, com, sunflower or olive oil. They Mr. Sullivan was gradu- son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. that will help flatten my tammy? — B.W. not undertake to answer each one. She will use graduate of West Virginia are a must because they help keep the face ated from St. Mary's High Dear A.B.: Try one of my favorites, the shoul- questions of general Interest in her column Ad- Wealyan and is a date proc- plumped out. der stand. dress your letters to Emily Wilkens, care of this essing manager at Mannkraf t Skinny but Flabby should start adding this 1. Lie limply flat on back, hands at sides newspaper. : • —.—— Sayers-Young Edgar-Kinnear Corp., Newark. SEA BRIGHT - Mr. and MIDDLETOWN - Mr. Mrs. John F. Young, IB Cen- HINTS FROM HELOISE and Mrs. William J. Kinnear, ter St. announce the en- 20 Woodside Drive, announce gagement of their daughter, LOSE WEIGHT: the engagement of their Joni Beth Young, to Richard MlUlylnsnitilsidtr daughter, Colleen Ann Kin- Mark Sayers, son of Mr. and Btgm losing wnght immatutsly witft Mrs. Roger G. Sayers of Is- wtra-strsngtti sntwr OMn rtduc- near, to David Walter Edgar, KutasMitndDwPIji) It takes ow Super sewing center plan son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter land View Way. An August wfwi your «rtl powtr Ittvss off A W. Edgar of Mi W. Front St. wedding is planned. gotxrnmtfit ptnsi ol medical am) to sntitlc eiperts hat JewtwMl the carn- A fall wedding is planned. Miss Young is a graduate al ints ot ttii avi-strmgih Inore- of Shore Regional High dum In SuM' Ofilnn, and hai DEAR HELOISE: professional job of sewing. juice, don't rat a lemon la half as per usual. The bride-to-be was gradu- ated from Middletown High School, West Long Branch. twmm it utt and SHKUVS" lor appr You asked for sewing suggestions — here's Not only that, but to keep from going crazy Instead, let the lemon warm to roam tem- School South and is a student Her fiance is a graduate of wmku tyl mine: having to hop up from the machine every few perature or put It in boiling water far a few at Brookdale Community Col- The Llndburg School of SSXff "" minutes to chase down a certain color thread, a seconds, then jab aa Ice pick Into it. When we enclosed a back porch to add extra lege, Lincroft, where she is Seamanship, Piney Point, pair of scissors, tape, measure, etc. Squeeze the amoaat of Juice aeeded, Ihea drop space to our den, there was a S x 5-fool corner enrolled in secretarial sci- Md., and Is a member of the lithe rate)you want during the Did you ever take a good look at your hus- the lemon late a covered glass Jar and store it with wall space that was just the right size for my ence. She is a receptionist- Seafarers Union Interna- pre-meniirual cyds It is a natural band's workshop, especially if be is a do-it-your- until aeeded again. — Chris B. ««sf a«V ml iCtoo. n low with a tewing machine. clerk stenographer employed tional of Norn America. He self type person? He has everything he needs at money-tuck guarantee Rttdandlol We installed a fluorescent light above the Roll the lemoa arcana* ea the eeaater a few at Fort Monmouth. is employed as an electrician ow uotcktM prtoutions caietuly machine and bung a bulletin board underneath the his fingertips. times, pressing down slightly with year haad Her fiance was graduated for Victor C. Perotti and Son, BQ SHOT T«M MUMS! light. I can pin my pattern guide oa the board aad And, did you ever stop to think bow much first. from Mlddletown High School Sea Bright. read the directions with ease. money he saves the family (bless his heart) by This also makes It easier to extract the Juice. i *w» mumnuv and is majoring in electronics . I alto have a utility cart set at a right angle to having these tools and doing these odd jobs? j»Haftlll at Brookdale Community Col- my machine with aa ironing board (legs re- Well, gals, stop and think how much money DEAR HELOISE: lege. He is an design engineer moved) placed oa top of it. It is so convenient for you save the family by making your own clothes, To keep opened hexes of staples, etc. la your with Indiana General, K.D. SHARP'S ' cutting small Items and pressing teams as I tew. the kids clothes as well, and sometimes even cupboard free from dust and grime, especially Keasby I placed a three-drawer chest by the side of the sewing for other family members or friends. And those seldom used eats, pal different size plastic FURNITURE machine. It fits under the lid ol my machine when how much more pleasure (not to mention less bags over the top of the boxet at size demands a •_ •nftanjtna 10mm, dwaf. h—dtto—ti, moan nc i opened. It't a moil convenient place to store work!) it would be to have an organized tewing YOU caa secure the hags with a rubber bauad supplier room! for added protection — Mrt. Vivian Sayder DeVOM «*•>.t™™.i«,M*) SZ49.95 | ; I have found that plattic silverware trayt are I think you can see the need to nave the proper Send your favorite household hint to Heloise suwtf. tl 79.95 ' Just the right lite to store large spools of thread tools just as any other do-it-your-selfer and I hope care of this newspaper. FREEHOLD IOpK.bOuMr.Ktl> SM.95«Uup I ' crosswise. I arrange them by color aad caa lm- you will get busy today and start planning that .' mediately find the one I need. I use one tray for sewing corner! — Hugs, Heloise RESTHOME 11ESIES .19 95, ' polyester thread, another one for mercerized. DEAR HELOISE: Brookdale session to focus on lenses MATTRESSES 129.95 t I lay smaller spools the long way in a tray. By Sometimes, as I am driviag By car. I fed that METAL CLOTHES CMMET 149.98 < • sucking three trays, they fit in the drawer of the I am hi a slump — I say I'm 'tard.' LJNCROFT - Contact lenses will be the sub- ject of a Brookdale Cotnminjity CoUefe presenta- 1*4.95 | • chest aad are always handy when I need them. — Bat I have discovered if I set the rear view CfnVUTliXATHH tion by Or. Anthony Mkale. a Ttaton Falls op- ' Marge Patterson mirror a Ml higher, I have to til ap to that I eaa MMMNNUCf ) TWIN tel N.95 , thalmologtat. Atta Girl! I bet now it's a joy to sew, isn't it! use it aad, as I de. It palls my stomach matcles In, FULL SET 99.95' It is planned Tuesday, June 3, from 8 to 10 p.m. I've always felt that gals who make their own Sure hdp« to redace fatigue. — Ilene Ot- II MM IT. flEMU on the second floor of Brookdale's Community (WitBLLAI BeOOIMO clothes or sew for others could find a corner tergard Service Building (Parking Area Moo the Uncroft 780-9115 " l somewhere to have - all together in one place — DEAR HELOISE: campus). the things they need in order to do a more If yea seed oaly a snail ameaat ef lesaea 495-0075 ig SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MAY 1». 1980 The Daily Reftiner 9 YOUR HEALTH Weddings Hoover-Smith Miracle of bypass surgery . UNCROFT-NMcy Carol Smith, daugh- Alvio Clyde Hoover Jr., am of Mr. and lira. ter of Mr. antf Mr* Cbe»ter W. Smith Jr., 134 Hoover Sr. of Atlanta. Ga. By LESTER L. OOLEMAN, Ml). effective as is its blood supply. When the coro- The return of a greater supply of blood and Bruce Road, Rlvw Plan, was married to 11M Rev. Jam« H. Pcraoot officiated at A friend of mine, about my age (I'm U), has nary arteries are narrowed by arteriosclerosis, oxygen to the heart revitalises the heart muscle the ceremony May 10 hare In the Uocroft had a bypass aaaratfaa at his heart. I mast or by spasm from tobacco, the heart muscle and helps to return it to a higher level of Bible Church and a reception wai in the confess my ignorance aad curiosity about hew cries out in pain for more blood and oxygen. This efficiency. Columns by The Sea, Avon. tUs is done - Mr. H.V., Nev. pain is known as "angina pectoris," and is often The bridei honor attendants were Besides the brilliant surgery, other factors Dear Mr. V.: brought on by exertion. also help to account for the return to prod- Marilyn BelUe and Tamara Wheeler. She The bypass operation of the heart is one of When one of the coronary arteries closes off uctivity of thousands of people who otherwise also was attended by Mn Peter .1 lonson and the great, almost miraculous, surgical contribu- completely, a portion of the heart muscle, might have become invalids because of coro- Linda Brasie tions of the century. To understand the opera- deprived of H* blood and oxygen, becomes weak- nary artery disease. Computerized electronic Gary Akin was beat man and .then were tion, one must know something about how the ened, and the so-called coronary heart attack devices created by engineers, and angiogram occurs. Leon Hoover, Richard Dickaon and Jeffrey heart functions. studies of the blood vessels, can now pinpoint The wonders of the body are many and Smith. The heart is a muscle, and, like all muscles the number of coronary arteries that are in- and organs of the body, its life depends on the varied. Unlike other organs of the body, which volved and the exact site where the closure is The bride, a graduate of Middletown adequacy of its blood supply. Blood and oxygen can compensate for their vascular deficiencies, most marked. I are essential to the survival of all tissues, and the Jieart is unable to do so. It is for this reason Township High School and Houghton (NY) Bypass surgery is a modem miracle, made College, is employed by Coca-Cola in AtlanU. are carried to the heart by the coronary arteries that the bypass operation has been created. The that surround and penetrate the heart muscle. operation is performed by removing a large vein possible by the combined efforts of dedicated The bridegroom, an alumnus of Fulton The word "coronary" originates from "coro- from the leg and inserting it into the heart and gifted physicians and scientists. High School and Houghton College, is attend- na," or "crown," which describes these arter- muscle. In this way, blood is rerouted around Dr. Colemaa welcomes questions from ing Georgia State University Graduate ies that surround the heart. the closed coronary artery (or arteries) and readers. Please write to him in care of this School and is employed at Georgia Institute The heart muscle Is only as functionally thus bypasses the defective artery. newspaper. of Technology. They reside in Forest Park, Qa., after a wedding trip to Lake George, MB. AND MRS. ALVIN C. HOOVER JR. N.Y. ANN LANDERS Drechsel-Fleck Memos UNION BEACH-Mary Elisabeth Fleck, Holy Family Roman Catholic Church, to PTA LUNCHEON - The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Fleck, Robert Regis Drechsel, son of Mr. and Mrs. PTA of Ocean Township 304 Arlington Ave., was married April IB in Harold Drechsel of South Orange. Elementary School's annual The Rev. Patrick Fitxpatiick celebrated installation luncheon tomor- Flareup over smoke the Nuptial Maw. There was a reception in row at 11:30 a.m. in Shad- Roman Inn, Haslet. ow brook, Shrewsbury, will Attending the bride were Doris Fleck, feature an aerobic dancing Dear Aaa Landers: Can I threatened a lawsuit for de- Dear Sister: Thumb-suck- crazy. maid of honor, Carol Hill, Doraen Duckers, demonstration. Jane Pancza be saed by a friend (former faming her character. I have ing is comforting. It takes Most of your advice is sen- Joy Van Note and Karen Hill is succeeding Lynn Koenig as friend, I should say) for tell never been in a courtroom in your brother back to the days sible, but you lose me when David Drechsel was best man and the president. lag her to her face, "You my life and know nothing when he was a tiny baby and you give advice like that. about the law. Please tell me someone took care of all his Please print your explanation ushers were Kevin Drechsel, Carmen Ian- MERCHANDISE SALE - stlak?" I will give you some tosca and Joseph Mastronardi. background so you can fully If this woman has a case. — needs. — If yoa have one. — San The Red Bank Chapter of De- Worried la Ottawa, Ont. Mrs. Drechsel was graduated from Key- borah's meeting tomorrow at understand the circum- You are dear to want to Juan Dissenter port High School and Monmouth County 12:30 p.m. In the Shrewsbury stances. Dear Ott: Your comment, help him break the habit, but Dear S. J.: Merely because Vocational School of Beauty Culture, Key- while indelicate, in no way I say "Your friend needs firehouse, Broad Street, will I was a heavy cigarette the doctor gave your mother port. She is employed by BeU Laboratories, reflected on the woman's psychiatric help" doesn't feature a Merchandise Sale to smoker for many years. I quit good advice. He WILL out- Holmdel. character. You were merely mean you should tell him so. I benefit Deborah Heart and smoking three months ago grow it. stating your opinion. I cannot try to help people recognize Mr. Drechsel is an alumnus of Columbia Lung Center, Browns Mills. and will never touch oae of High School, Maplewood, and attended Wil- Refreshments will be served. imagine a lawyer taking her Until he does, however, I the symptoms of emotional those filthy things again as case. hope your mom will not pun- liam Pateraon College, Wayne. He is em- PTA MEETS - St. long as I live. The problem is illness. Then, hopefully, they Dear Ann Landers: I am ish him anymore. The best ployed by Neena Liquors, Rutherford. Joseph's School PTA, Key-that I can't bear to be near a can prevail upon a relative to worried about my brother thing to do about thumb-suck- After a wedding trip to Florida, Mr. and port, will meet tomorrow at 8 persoa who has cigarette get the sick person into thera- who Is 11 years old. He stUI MR. AND MRS. ROBERT DRECHSEL Mrs Drechsel reside in Union. p.m. in the school breath or clothes that smell ing is to ignore it. py — preferably via the fami- sucks his thumb. The doctor • auditorium, preceded by con- of smoke. It makes me so Dear Ann Landers: I have ly physician. said he would grow out of it. ferences starting at 7 p.m. sick I have to go to the bath- a high regard for your column Mom tried putting some aw- Barrett-Veling Mrs. Maxine Donahue, presi- room aad vomit. and have learned a great deal dent of the Monmouth Ocean fal-tastlag stuff from the from it, but some of your RED BANK-Suianne J. D'Andria. Debra Dunn and Regional PTA, will install of- This former friend came drugstore on Us thumb, but It advice Is not practical. For H. Veling, daughter of Mr. Mary Alice Goss. ficers for 198041. A social up to me at a meeting and didn't work. She has punished example, you frequently re- and Mrs. John Frans Veling, Joseph R. Barrett was him and taken away his privi- will follow. started to talk. She had Just spond with something like 5 Concord Court, Middletown, beat man and ushers were leges, but he still does It - finished a cigarette, and the was married to Thomas E. James M. Barrett, Peter F. NURSES' PROGRAM - especially when he is upset or this: "That person needs smell of nicotine on her Barrett, son of Mr. and Mn. Veling and Jack Marshall. An open program "Nurses, tired or watching TV. psychiatric help." breath nearly knocked me James M. Barrett of Brain- The bride, a graduate of Patients and Cancer I don't know about you, down. Her clothes reeked of Will he really stop on bis tree, Mass. Red Bank Catholic High Chemotherapy" presented by Ana, but I would never have the Nurse Education Com- smoke - like those old spit- own, or does he need some- Monsignor Frederick School and Purdue Univer enough nerve to go up to a mittee of the Monmouth toons in taverns. It was then one's help? Why does be still Valentino was celebrant at sity, Lafayette, Ind . is an friend or relative and say, County Unit of the American that I said, "You sliak." hang on to this babyish habit? the nuptial Mass April 19 in interior designer employed in "You need psychiatric Cancer Society, and local If I can do anything to make St. James Roman Catholic Chicago. help." It's the same as New Jersey State Nurses As- She started to scream at him quit, please tell me. I am Church. A reception was In saying, "I think you are The bridegroom, an alum- sociation, will take place me like a crasy person and -A Sister Who Cares the Shadow Lake Clubhouse. SUZANNE BARRETT nus of Loyola University, Chi- Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Red Jane P. Veling was ma- cago, and St. Francis College, Bank Regional High School, tron of honor. Also attending Biddeford, Maine, is with the Chicago. He is a former cap- 101 Ridge Road, Little SUver. the bride were Dolores U. S. Justice Department in tain in the U.S. Marine Corps. Speakers will be registered nurses Mary C. Maguire, chemotherapy specialist; ASK DR. BROTHERS Susan Quinn, director of Rlv- erview Hospice and Jean E. Nappy, assistant professor, Selon Hall University. TOPIC IS CHILDREN - "How Children Learn" will Shock of be the topic of Stephanie Cropper, speech and lan- guage pathologist, at a meet- ing of the Ayelet Chapter of B'nai Bnth Women Thursday obscene call at 8:15 pm

By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS where all thoughts or talk of stantly suppressed for if it is, sex is repressed, where there it can produce ulcers, heart attacks, asthma, and, of fLOSE WEIGHT/ Dear Dr. Brothers: I got are strong guilts instilled Evtfi whits injoylnf tmtfl the shock of my life when I about anything sexual, are course, it can also be damag- utulylnQnwilndiy came home earlier than usual more apt to indulge in this ing to others. Psychiatrist Eton town WHOM immwluioty wm Dr. Milton Layden warns, Mtii-UfMigtti Sastt utrtMi none- aad overheard my 14-year-old kind of sexual aggression ins tsMas and Dut Plan ItttkMOwr sea oa the telephone. I (and it is a form of sexual however, that constantly ex- wtwt your will powf IUVM off A couldn't believe my ears. He aggression) than adolescents pressing hostile feelings is gomnmtnt pmal ot nudicH and ici- Mitlc a«i»m Ms tmiaad mi cum was obviously making aa ob- who are raised In a more also counterproductive. •mini ••y*xa <••• i««i»w •» CcM* lull oll the Miaa ilftngltiMnglti moman sceee call. I was so upset, open, healthy atmosphere. Health and happiness depend diwt in Isssi Mcliss, ind hn afraid I'd be physically • The call doesn't mean your upon our not feeling hostile in trm«d it sjti and iMieMw lot appfr ahasive, that I walked Ml of son if going to be a criminal. the first place. trtl control and wmMlou t»Ss»lf the hoate without Us bearing OMnniodiy It does mean be needs help Dissolving hostility, which Ti less •mi UMI ax SUMMSS. «y me aad just drove about for and perhaps you and your basically stems from our «tnt [adit you want during tht almost li minutes. I can't Im- wife would benefit from coun- feelings of Inferiority, ii the agine where be would pick up p>i mmttrual cyck It n i mtuial seling. key to the prevention of prob- wittr pill, and it. too, n sold with a such thoughts aad language. I monn-rjack guwintM R«d and loi didn't know bow to cope with Dear Dr. Brothers: Beta lems, Including depression, low all pacU(< precautions evituly this and I still don't know my wife aad] I were raised violence, friction between what to do. Will he become a with the view that anger friends or co-workers and pa- sex maniac or criminal? We should be suppressed. My rent and child. are church-going people, my father became deeply upset If wife is very strict aad we I raised my voice or showed never ase profanity im our any signs of temper. As a home. I can't bear to look at result, I've spent a great deal • my son now. What should we of lime aad meaey la thera- CarlA.Quaglia, do? I told my wife and she py. Because of ear back- has restricted hii going out of grounds we've raised ear sen R.P. the house for anything but to express bis feelings school but I don't think she without embarrassment. I'm has told Urn why. -I. A. Delimiting to wander If we dida'l go to far. He's new la WHERE DOES YOUR ^ Magic Clown Show Dear I.A.: First of all, I college aad he has very few HEALTH DOLLAR GO? I must ask why you haven't friends. His hut girlfriend Oa a natioaal scale, hi 1177, the most recent asked your wife whether she wai staying at oar home aad I year lor which there are statistics, It saowi that SATURDAY, MAY 24from 1 to 2:15 P.M. (raindate-May25) has discussed this with your overheard her telling htm ex- a day la the hospital easts aa average ef S174, a son or told him why she has actly what she thought ef Ma paysiclaa visit easts an everage of «S71 and a restricted bis activities. You prescriptloa easts an average of U.Zt. Followiag on the grounds at need to know this. year paysicUa's advice aaJuklng the prescrip- Adolescent boys, especial- temper." She's aa laager a i that arare prescribed *elp cat down i ly those who are unsure of friend. My sea isa't happy aaaWsaal vvliltl s to yoyeaur doctor the Daily/Sunday Register. Broad St./Shrewsbury their Identity as males and with himself or Us We aad aveMeaatlyl i. we're coatemplatlag sending who have many sexual inhibi- YeaYour paarmacpharmacy ooiiar •Is• mstilnl a« i«~i »I value••••>.. • ROUTE 35 — BRING YOUR OWN CHAIRS • tions, frequently try to test him U a therapist. We were Oar paarmacy caaceatrates Its efforts oa medi- themselves by this kind of tryutg to avoid the errors that cines, health-aids, aad sickroom needs. phone call. It may happen were made with as and new °Iii 111 V«J °* YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when only once, or it may become a saspeel, we've Just 1 brought to you by pattern. I believe your son you need a delivery. We will deliver promptly without equally damaging errors la extra charge. A gnat many people rely on us for their Kids from 6 to 60 art invited to needs help from a qualified railing our child. - B.C. health needs We welcome requests for delivery ser- professional. He probably Is vice aad chart* accounts. attend this funny afternoon. struggling witk feelings of ag- Dear B.C.: Don't be too Thar* la no admission charge, It greaaion. guilt and sexual ten- hard on yourselves. We ail Mmmmwmmmmmummmtmmm simply la our way of saying hallo The Register sion. The call is a kind of tend to overreact and this Is Shrewsbury Pharmacy 0AILY SUNDAY safety valve where ha re- one of the reasons the pend- THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS and welcome. 80 make up a par- leases some of his feelings of ulum swings back and forth. BROAD ST 741-4174 SHREWSBURY ty, BRING YOUR OWN CHAIRS MONMOUTH COUNTY'S GREAT HOME NEWSPAPERS inadequacy and anxiety. Your parents' reaction and PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY AND ENJOY. Boy* who grow up In yours and your wife's are ex- homes where sax is thought treme. of as something "dirty, Anger shouldn't be con- 10 The Drily Regfeler SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MAY 19. IMO City caves in to bear's needs balance of the $14,2M price RITE TRENTON (AP) - Briar could be traumatic." said As- with an additional»,«. Patch, a park-dwelling bear, R.A. Downs Construction sistant City Attorney Michael. la two to three weak*, the doesn't like nolle or construc- Co said its fee was based on Bi Merman aged Briar Patch, will have Memorial tion work going oa around using jackhammert to rase The only answer was to the comforts of a new wadlag him. City officials say they'll the bear's present cage. chip away the cement by the pool, a post to scratch, grat- accommodate the animal. Animals experts ranging leas upsetting sledge hammer ing to protect him from Last year, officials ware from local humane groups to and chisel method. Cadwalader Park vandals AID Day forced to spend hundreds of Bronx and Philadelphia too Downs said that would and a high fence to protect thousands of dollars to re- experts decided Briar Patch coat more. The city came up passersby from the bear. route new pipes around an might die of fright if a demo- historic sewer. lition crew began knocking Mock convention planned at school This year, they volun- down his home with jack- hammers Values teered extra money so Briar OCEAN TOWNSHIP - sponsored by the League of Patch won't be disturbed City officials suggested Sixth grade students, parents Women Voters. while his cage is demolished taking the bear for a walk and teachers from the Ocean by hand instead of air-driven during working hours. That Township Junior High School Included in the program jackhammers. wouldn't do either, they were will bold a mock political con- will be nominating and sec- Private organisations told. vention Friday, May 23, at onding speacnes, keynote ad- raised 18,200 to build a new "Apparently, if you move 7:45 p.m. at the school. dresses, voting, demonstra- NOXZEMA borne for Briar Patch. The the bear and put it in a The event, planned by the tions and performances by city agreed to contribute the strange surrounding, that students and teachers, is the convention dancers. CHARCOAL BRIQUETS BAYER ASHMNTABUTS A paid directory of coming events for non-profit The Ways and Means Committee of Faith Re- organizations. Rates $2.50 for three lines for one day, formed Church, 215 Middle Rd., Hazlet, will hold a 11.00 each additional line; $3.50 for two days, $1.25 each Sneaker Sale, Sat., May 24, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. la additional line; $5.50 for three to five days, $1.50 each Fellowship Hall. The Salesman says he has all sizes for additional line; $6.50 for 10 days, $2.00 each additional men, women, children. Some brands he carries are line. Deadline noon two days before publication. Call Keds, Pro-Keds Converse and Jogging Shoes. Public The Daily Register, 542-4000. ask for the Date welcome. Secretary. MAY 26 tare MAY SI MONDAY-WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY Middletown Athletic Club will bold registration for CHRISTIANS IN SERVICE, qualified persons to 1980 Pop Warner Football/Cbeerleading Season at assist senior citizens in filing various forms — tax, Croydon Hall. May 26 to May 30, from 7-9 p.m. and May social security, insurance, medical, etc, Service free of 31, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Boys between ages of 9-14, charge Call 291-0485 Mon., Wed , Kri . 9 am. to 12 girls between ages 8-14, but not freshmen in high school ORAL noon. are eligible Registration fee is $7.00 which includes a ANTISEPTIC free "Eagles T-Shirt". MAY 16,17, II, n 4ioi. •omi M American Association University Women Used MAY 27 Book Sale, May 15.16.10 am toipm. May 17,19,30,10 Parents Without Partners Chapter 644 Cocktail a.m. to 9 a.m. 5 p.m. Eisner Building, Bridge Ave. and Dance, at Magnolia Inn, Freneau Ave., Rt. 79, West Front St.. Red Bank special sale days, Mon. half Matawan, 8:30 p.m. Call 671-2777 for information. price, Tues. all you can carry, $1.00. MAY 2$ Holmdel Recreation Department Is sponsoring a MAY II Matinee Theatre Trip to See ' Westside Story," 40 front Roller Skating Party, sponsored by Junior Girls mezzanine tickets are available, $23.00, which includes Unit, VFW 2179, Seashore Roller Rink, Keansburg, ' transportation. For further information call Recreation 7-9:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. Admission: $2.25 includ- Office, 946-2870. CHARCOAL ing skates. ft MAY 21 Regular monthly meeting of the NAACP, 8 P.M. at* Second Hand Rose Preview Party 7-9 p.m. at Sea LIGHTER St. Thomas Episcopal Church, corner of Bridge Ave. 4 Bright Recreation Center, Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. $1.00 Sunset Ave., Red Bank. per person for champagne, hor d'oeuvres and first pick of the treasures. Call 747-188} for reservations. MAY I* MAY SMI RITE AID PLASTK Parents Without Partners Chapter 644 Cocktail SECOND HAND ROSE, a flea market, benefit Dance, Club 35, Rt. 35, Sayreville. 8:30 p.m Call Monmouth Day Care Center, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Sea 671-2777 for information. Bright Recreation Center, Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. TRASH Tues.. May 20, 1:30, Rumson Country Club, Mrs. J. MAY II Pancoast Heath, will speak on "Topiary" to the Ladies Fashion Show and Luncheon, sponsored by Rumson Garden Club. Guests are welcome. $1.50. Atlantic Highlands-Highlands Pop Warner Football, BAGS The Monmouth County Association For Children Bahrs ResUurant, Highlands Reservations Call Mrs. BOX with Learning Disabilities at their next general meeting Maureen Kappenman, 211-4516. Mrs. BarbaraStefanski, will present a film It panel discussion. The Educator Of 291-1070. The Year Award will also be presented Join us on Flea Market, First Presbyterian Church parking Tues , May 20, at 8 P.M. at St. Mary's Church Hall, Rt. lot. Matawan Space $7.50 Reservations 566-1089. May 34 & Phalanx Rd , Colts Neck, NJ. Open to all members 31. . and general public. , . MAY 31 MAY II The Shrewsbury Borough PTO will sponsor a Flea The Red Bank Christian Women's Club will have a Market at the Shrewsbury Plata Shopping Center, 9 Maytime Coffee at 9:15-11:15 a.m., $2.50 Molly pitcher AM to 5 P.M. Space $5 Refreshments will be sold. Inn. featuring a Fashion Show by Save It Sew, inc., Reservations: 842-1018 after 6 p.m. Rain date June 7th. LOTION OR OIL soloist Lillian Lauer. and speaker Bonnie Jamieson For JUNE1 reservations for Coffee and Nursery, call 747-1462, B'nai B'rith Women Ayelet Chapter Flea Market, SOL 741-8557. 264-9375. Sun., June 1, Strathmore Shopping Center, Rt. 34, Middletown Republican Club Meeting, Christ Matawan. $7.50 for double parking space. Rain Date BOTTLE Church, Kings Highway. Middletown, 8 p.m. Guest June 8 Call 739-1639 or 583-9589 speaker: Former Assembly Speaker, Tom Kean. 2 "Hi JUNES Outdoor Painting Workshop with Jackie Chesley MAY 21 Paint in any medium, locations convenient to Guild, The Shrewsbury Borough PTO will sponsor a June 5,«, 7,10 A.M. to 4 P.M. $45. Call Guild of Creative program on Drug & Alcohol Abuse, Wed., evening May Art,741-1441. 21. 7:30 P.M. Fem Ross Auditorium. Guest speakers will be from the Shrewsbury Police Dept., Monmouth JUNE 7 County Dn|g Abuse Center & National Council of 4th Annual Flea Market, Morganville Independent Alcoholism. Parents of all school-age children should Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary. Hwy 79, Morganville. Rain date June 14. Spaces: $5.00, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. No ANTACID attend reservations needed. MAY 22 Arts and Crafts Show sponsored by the Monmouth QUEST— Weekly forum for single, divorced It County Park System, 10 a m -4 p.m. at Monmouth widowed adults. Discussion, refreshments, dancing. County Holmdel Park; Long St. Road, Holmdel. $6.00 Unitarian Church, 1475 W Front St.. Lincroft, 8 P.M per apace. 842-4000. Donation: $3.00. Flea Market, at St Mark I Episcopal Church, Can- MAY 23 Ave. & Kennedy Way, Keansburg, 10-3 p.m. Spaces The Hazlet Recreation Commission "Dancer's available $5.00. bring your own table. Rain date June 21. Dream informative entertaining program on the vari- Kor more information rail 787-0207 or 787-8052. ous aspects of dancing school. May 23. 8:30 P.M. at Raritan High School Auditorium, Middle Rd., Hazlet. JUNE 13-14 Donation: $1 for children adults$2. 13TH MIDDLETOWN FOLK FESTIVAL at Bod- man Park. Middletown. Fri. Night concert at 7:SO P.M., Parents Without Partners Chapter 0007 General Sat. June 14, 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. Music, workshop l> Meeting, Holiday Inn, West Long Branch, 8 p.m. Speak- concert. Continuous children's concert It crafts from er Joyce Shapiro of the Monmouth Country Chapter Big 1130 AM. Square It Clog Dancing at 6:15 P.M. Many Brothers It Big Sisters. Dancing following meeting. craft displays and exhibits. Sat. evening concert at 7:30 Members before 8:30, $2.00; thereafter $3.00. Guests: P.M. Admission: Adults $3.50 evening concerts, $2.00 $4.00. call 449-2353. daytime events SO* children under 12. Rain site Mid- dletown Township High School South, Nutswamp Rd. MAY 23,24 Further information call 291-9200. Spaghetti Dinner, at the American Legion Post 338, MONEY BACK Hwy 36, Leonardo, May 23 It 24 Adults $3.75, children JUNE 14 $2.50. Fn 4-8 P.M., Sat., 2-8 P.M Bui trip to Wyeth Museum It Longwood Gardens OUAstAMTU* IHUOf Northside Engine Co. No. 4 It the First Aid Squad of sponsored by Guild of Creative Art. Leave Red Bank at Tinton Falls, will celebrate their 25th Anniversary. 9 A.M. return 6 P.M. $15.00 includes box lunch. Bring Parade from Mill Rd., to Springdale Ave., starting 12 friends. Reserve space immediately. 741-1441. Noon. Refreshments at Northside. 35 Springdale Ave. Little Silver Republican Club First Flag Day MAY 24 Dinner Dance, Sat., June 14, Squires Pub, 7 P.M. PEPSI COLA LDS Church, presents authentic Hawaian Luau at Cocktails, Hors d'oeuvres, Dinner, Dancing. $25.00 per 14 Reynolds Dr., Eatonlown. May 24, professional person. dancers, pit roasted pig, etc. For tickets call Gary JUNE 22-RAIN DATE JUNE 2t 2 urns Green, 542-3869or Leora Potter. 922-0418 ($12.50each). A Flea Market will be held by the Sisterhood of Congregation Beth Shalom, 186 Maple Ave., Red Bank, Annual Doll House Show and Quilt Exhibit, 10 a.m. June 22, 9-5 p.m. on grounds of the Synagogue. RAIN MC.MWmilOOY to 6 p.m. Meadowbrook School. Wyckoff Rd., Eaton- DATE, June 29. Limited space, so please call early for town, proceeds to benefit Monmouth Regional Booster reservations. 291-2123. 16 OZ. NTTU Club. Many houses It dealers selling miniatures. For information on enteringxall 542-3690. JUNE II & 21 Broadway Show "Best Little Whorehouse In Tex- St. Rose of Lima School Flea Market, South St.. as". Bus, show It food, $S0. June 19, bus leaving Freehold 9-4 p.m. Rain date May 31. Space: $5.00. Table Middletown, 6 p.m. It Hazlet, 6:15 P.M. June 21th, $3.00 additional. No reservations needed Hershey Park, Pa. Bus It park, $22. Bus leaves Mid- dletown 8 A.M., Hazlet 8:15 A.M., sponsored by Mid- HIT! AID Gigantic Garage Sale It Bake Sale, 9 A.M. to 4 P M. Atlantic Association. 7874921 or 566-3812. DISCOUNT CINTIRS proceeds to THE HUNGER PROJECT, help end starva- tion by bringing all donations to 59 Southvale Ave., JULY 26 Little Silver, or call Judi 747-5848. Giant Flea Market, Arts and Crafts Snow, Sun., July 20, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Synogogue grounds, next to Want to take part in a Singspiration? Wonderful! Elberon School, Park Ave., Long Branch. Space: $10.00, Come to Bayshore Community Church Hall, 185 Ocean Rain or shine! Reserve now. 222-6666. Heavy advertis- ?o«-otrrH.HoW-«ci Ave East Keansburg, 7:30 I'M Refreshments at ing planned. Sponsored by Congregation Brothers of fellowship. Israel, Elberon, NJ. ^^^^^ '^'^•••a—Strik— !••— e•——— deadlin• I III e.^..^—.e1 I. I loom— I —I I pel" sIH^-^^ Baseball talks called on gloomy note NEW YORK (AP) - Just- low dayi either separate er Joint meetings " "There has been no progress and the players rejected the owners' pledge to main- whom compensation would be due. before * Mike deadline, UUu have been Yesterday's Joint meeting lasted no more climate Is highly charged." Moffett said. tain terms of the expired 1VTO agreement "Under their criteria, batters who hit •uspended in the baseball contract dilpul* than two or three minutes, although the two The free agent compensation issue con- until spring training of 1M1 while bargaining .222 and pitchers with an earned run average with DO m negotiations scheduled In the negotiating teams held morning and after- tinues to block the talks. Management wants continues on a new contract. of more than 6.00 would be classified as gtoohiy picture that threatcna to Interrupt noon sessions. Moffett, who has been in- relief in the iorm of replacement players for "A comprehensive proposal was made to 'premium players,'" Miller said. Ike Season Thursday. free agents who sign with other teams and the players," said Ray Grebey, chief nego- volved in these talks since March 31, seemed As for the owners' offer to maintain terms •We have receaaed negotiations aubject the players association has balked at that tiator for management. "It is still there and of the agreement that expired Dec. 31, Miller to niy call." MM federal mediator Kenneth idea. the clubs have pledged to maintain the status "The chances for averting a strike are called it "a nothing proposal," and accused Moflett, who returned to Washington, D.C., quo in all respects while bargaining toward a not good," he said. On Friday, each side rejected proposals management of trying to get "a year free." following yeitcrday'i frniUeaa Ulki. "I met Moffett said be would remain in touch from the other and the negotiations have new agreement." privately with both lidei and there waa no with both sides and expected to summon been stalemated since. Management turned Marvin Miller, executive director of the "It is clearly an attempt to con the movement at far ai either aide waa con- them back to UUu before the midnight down a union bid that the rest of the contract union .rejected the latest owner proposal, players into accepting no improvements in cerned Then I decided to call the recess Thursday deadline. It was expected the recall be settled while the free agent issue is placed objecting particularly to the criteria that the contract to play under 1076 terms while because there had been no movement In would not take place before Wednesday. on hold for a two-year study. Then the defines premium free agent players for the owners collect I960 revenues."

The Daily Register ENTERTAINMENT 15 Sports CLASSIFIED 16-18 COMICS 10 11 SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, MAY 19.19819.1960 • White edges out Massey; Lietzke cops Colonial CLIFTON (AP) — Somewhere between the astrous 10-over 13 on Saturday. She was almosalmost still wet -frofrom the rains that wwashei d out Thurs- timtinu>e Donna HortoMorton White left the UnoeUpper forced to quiauit Sunday because of a nalnfupainfull day's plaDlayv and forced a double-roundouble-ra d wind-up. Montclair Country Club after the second round strained tendon In her left foot Lietxke, a native of Beaumont, Texas, claimed and when she teed off for the third round, she lost "I feel disappointed that I didn't do better the fifth victory of his career with a 271 total, nine three strokes in her mind. here," she said. "Yesterday (Saturday) was a shots under par. "I left Saturday thinking I was three strokes day I can't explain. I played poorly, but didn't Crenshaw, who once in the last round had sole back," White said yesterday after capturing the give up." possession of the top spot, closed with a 69 and a 1125,000 LPGA Classic for her second victory of LMskewtaseall 272 total. the year and her career by ousting Debbie Massey FORT WORTH, Texas - Bruce Uetske had a Watson was gunning for a (254,000 prize, on the first hole of a sudden death playoff. "I few words for golf's critics after his birdie putt on 8200,000 of It from the Texas Bonanza, a bonus to thought 4-under waa leading. When I read the the 72nd hole of the Colonial National Invitation any man able to sweep the Byron Nelson Classic newspaper in the morning, I saw 7-under was Tournament denied Tom Watson the biggest prise and Colonial titles But he tied for fourth and had leading." in the game's history. to settle for a $13,200 check instead. And it want until White collected the 118,750 "And they say golf Isn't exciting," Lietike Five strokes back with eight holes to play, he first-prize money that she could be exactly sure of observed after the emotionally-draining, see-saw kept scratching, clawing and fighting with the her position. It was that kind of day as a blustery finish. "Anyone who doesn't think golf is excit- determination that has made him the greatest rain confounded the golfers -especially Pat ing, I wish they could have been inaide my body player In the game. He actually had a chance to Bradley. and known the grief and the satisfaction and the pull It out until a 50-foot putt hit the hole and The 29-year-old Bradley held a fairly com- Joy I experienced today." failed to fall on the 17th hole. fortable 4-atroke lead over Laura Baugh-Dent There was Lietxke, the leader through three He finished with a 89-274. going Into yesterday's final II holes. White was rounds, not playing his best and desperately CLIFTON (AP) — Flnel scorn ane win montv In IM M-hoU (121.000 LPGA Clatilc completed vaitareav it th« par 73, 4.W7 six strokes back and Massey waa at 2 under, five trying to keep It all together. yard Umr MwtcMIr Country Club liMdii amateurl: behind There was his close friend and sometimes i-Donna wnite.sis.rse U"l?H:J!! "I was just hoping to finish in the top three or fishing companion, Ben Crenshaw, challenging, P.I Bradl.y. M.7S0 f*2:\ ! four," White said. eventually taking the lead, then dropping back JeAmWailiem. IS.1M JMtJtJ!! But Bradley fell apart, shooting a 6-over 79 into a tie. Amelia Aorer, (VMS J*-**-JJ-JJJ UuW Sf uca. (J.447 !*"J!'!4J2 while Massey was holding at even par and White And there was Watson, the greatest player in Sandra Post. (I,U7 SJHtlS the game shooting for $250,000, working hard to Carolyn Hill. (1.4.7 71-71-JJ-JJ} was f hooting a 72 for a 54-hole total of 2 under 117. LayraDent.lt.llI S*!*!?;?! "I want out to play," Bradley said. "I didn't make the magic happen again. He came close Janet CM.., u.ul S lw. $2,435 * want to play loo conservatively, but maybe I enough to give his playing companions, friends iSZSSivS and Uw tournament leaders asm* anxious mo- Sandra Palmar, ll.TO, Mn74gl MM llaMck, (l.tn By the time Bradley reached the 18th hole, she Sandra Jeullca. (I.ttl wss trailing by one stroke, and that's the way it "He's such a tough competitor. His putter Gall Hlreta. 11.H2 SUM McAiiimr. d.ta ended when her 35-foot birdie attempt fell inches just never responded today," Lietxke said.. vlcm F.rewi. 11,141 short. White and Massey then went to the first "I'm not disappointed to lose. But I am disap- S ( (1141 tee. Massey hit first and found the fairway pointed not to have played better," Watson said. Kerhv Mem. (1,141 "XlJSi Uell.y Memlln. (1441 bunker. Her second shot was buried in a greenslde Eventually, it was decided on the 72nd hole, Kathv Poattowalta, (1441 n-n-n-m bunker. the Mth of the long day, when LieUke's cross- « won on first nol. of lueden death play "A fried egg," White said. handed putting style nursed home-on the last FORT WORTH. TOMI IAP} — Final KOret and mon«y win Massey bogeyed while White registered a rou- torn of the ball-a 20-foot birdie putt. nlnai y.4l.rd.y In in. UOOOOO Colonial National Invitation Tour- WINNING SMILE — Donna Horton White wears a big grin yesterday after sinking a tine par for the championship. "It may not have been the greatest golf aver rwmam en the 1.111 yard, par TO Colonial Country Club ceuna: putt on the 18th hole at the Upper Montclair Country Club during the final round of •rut. L 1.11k., (M0O0 414I-7141—J7I "I felt pretty good out there. I kept chekcing played," LleUke said. "None of us played aU that San CreiMMw. Ill «0° 4744-7041—171 the $125,000 LPGA Classic. White went on to defeat Debbie Massey on the first hole of J.M Mlltn.ll, (20.400 (V7J.7O41— 271 the leader board and everybody was falling well. But it was exciting. Tom Walton, (IJ.2O0 4»4«-7141—174 a sudden death round. back," said White, 38, who four weeks ago won "I can't speak for the others, but as far as I'm OeiM Tetrell! (11.100 11414144—2I« Anetv Seen. (MJOO 7047.7141—171 the Florida Lady Citrus, her first victory since concerned, there was some choking going on out Lon HrnWa, (1471 7144-7241—174 •OO MurMlV. (4.471 I04M710—114 Joining the tour in 1877. there today, that little feeling In the pit of the Tom Kite, (7JH e».7l47-71—171 "After my first win in Orlando, I felt re- stomach. lal Smed. (7JH tt-71'7047—177 Lea Tr.vlno. (7J0» ' . 44-71 -to-TO—17? Isles prep for Flyers lieved," she said. "I fed more confident, I had "I wanted to win. I wanted it very badly. But I Cd Fieri. 17,100 7O4t4(-l»— 271 Puuy Zeellar. (SJOO al.72-7O4»-l7( been nervous and uptight. If I made • bogey, I didn't go out there thinking about beating their Mike Reid. (USD 70-71471*—111 pressed to make a birdie to get it back." brains out I'm not like that. Pater JecoMon, isaoo 70-114*41—171 0NI0NPALE, NY. (AP) - Officiating, "He convinced the officials the Flyers David Graham, (4.101 44714071-271 With Bradley moving quickly back to the pack "They're my friends. Ben's probably my best •rant Conrwr. (4.101 •7-747144—171 or the lack of it, has taken up the bulk of Bill were the bad guys and caused all the rough Tarry Meunav, (4.m 4»7] 7047—171 Smith's attention recently. After practices stuff," said Quinn, who went on to admit, by going 3-over on the front nine and 3-over on the friend. It's such an individual thing out here. If Sill Roaera. (4,101 ' 71-7»47-!l-lT1 back, it opened the way for White, Massey and ' you don't have friends on the tour, you don't have Oen Pohl, (4,SM 71-704440—171 and after games during the National Hockey "They put the puck in and we didn't. We lost John Fought. (4.201 71 714e4a— 271 many others to get into the picture. friends." Jam Pete, (4401 70-41 7141—271 League championship series, the New York the game on merit. Mark Plan. (MM 717147 70—M0 Islanders' goaltender told anyone who would . "I Just paced myself," White said. "Pat's a That final putt, which sent Lietxke leaping David Edw.rd., (MH 417J4141—7J0 "But try as I do with the fellow that runs Curlli Strange, UJM 7O4t-71.11—HO listen about the importance of a good job by a strong player, but you never know. My attitude high in the air, did It. •ruci Daylln. (2,220 71 7I417O—2»l the referees, he won't believe that we've has definitely changed. I feel like I can win now. It completed a lunder-par 88 for the final Sill Kretiert. (l.no 70-72-7O4t—ai referee. changed all that from the past.'' CM CM Doerleiu. (2,220 M4s-n-7i-ai Saturday night, after the Islanders had Before I was scared to win almost A lot of It round and broke a tie with Crenshaw. Lietike and Oeorga cadi., (1.110 7O-7O.7e.71—HI The past was when Philadelphia was the comes with experience." i his sometimes-fishing buddy were deadlocked Jay Haa>. $1,110 70-7144-11—HI converted all five of their power plays and home of the "Broad Street Bullies," the Tom W.llkopl, 11.771 aa-47-70-7*—»1 defeated the Philadelphia Flyers 6-2, Smith Two-time defending champion Nancy Lopez- when they went to the 18th tee on the 7,151-yard Oil Morgan, (1,771 714147-1(—ai team that brawled its way to consecutive Jim Colbart, (1,771 0044-71-14—ai went out of his way to commend referee Bob Melton finished 12 shots off at 229 after a dis- Colonial Country Club course, a storied old layout Bud Allln, 11.771 Stanley Cup titles in 1974 and 1S7S. Quinn n-KVer-n—at Myers. believes the Flyers still are paying for that "I take my hat off to him," said Smith. reputation. "He called them as he saw them. When they To Potvin, puck movement was the key to got lippy, he handed out (10-minute) miscon- Yanks lose; Mets split ducts. Some guys don't like that, but I do." the power play. , Of course, the circumstances must be "Nobody is hanging on to the puck very considered: The Islanders had taken a 2-1 long," said the defenseman who has 75 points NEW YORK (AP) - Jim Norris' 10th- Invest, Metal in 77 career Stanley Cup games. "When we Mets t, Braves 1 lead in the best-of-seven series that resumes innlng single scored AI Oliver from third gained control of the puck in their zone, we ATLANTA - Second baseman Jerry tonight at the Nassau Coliseum. They had base and gave the Texas Rangers a M vic- looked for a pass to the open man and as soon Royster's two ninth-inning errors allowed the killed all six manpower disadvantages Myers tory over the New York Yankees yesterday. had handed them. as he's r«ady, he's going to get off a shot. Oliver opened the 10th with a single off New York Mete to score a pair of unearned runs for a victory over the Atlanta Braves In Further, Smith had not had an overly "Then everybody converges on the re- relieveICll r Ron Davis, 2-2. Buddy Bell sacrified rough night; the Flyers had left him pretty bound," said Potvin. iver to second and he went to third on the nightcap, salvaging a split of their you doubleheader. much alone. But most players voice their The defenseman proved that by scoring Richie Zisk's grounder before Norris singled views only after a "bad" job by the man in New York's second goal. He faked inside past second baseman Willie Randolph. Dale Murphy's two-run homer hi the sec- ond Inning powered the Braves to a 2-1 win In the striped shirt. Philadelphia's Andre Dupont at the blue line Ex-Yankee Sparky Lyle, 2-1, waa the win- the opener as Rick Matula, 3-2, and Rick Not this time. and took a 25-foot shot that Myre kicked ner, taking over from Texas starter Camp combined on a six-hitter. "The traffic in front of me was a lot directly in front. Potvin "converged" on his Ferguson Jenkins in the fifth and blanking better and I think we owe a lot to Bob own rebound and powered it over the goalie's In the second game, Prank Taveras New York on two hits over the final 51-3 Myers," said Smith, a constant complainer left arm. opened the Met ninth with a single, moved to that opposing players are rarely penalized That, like the next four Islanders' goals, The Yankees broke a 1-1 tie with three second on Elliot Maddox's sacrifice, and when they interfere with the disposition of scored when Ftoyster booted Lee MaxzilU's came while at least one Flyers' player was in runs in the fifth after Jenkins allowed suc- his goaltending duties. the penalty box. cessive singles to Graig Nettles and Bobby hard grounder. "At the start we saw the referee call two Bryan Trottier and Mike Bossy converted Brown and then booted Bucky Dent's sacri- MaziiUl then moved to second on a quick ones (one on each team). He called both ends of a two-man advantage in a 1:25 fice bunt to load the bases with none out. grounder and scored when Royster fielded everything — there was no hooking and bold- span later in the four-goal first period, Clark Rick Cerone hit a sacrifice fly, Ran- Joel Youngblood's smash behlng second, but ing — and it had to be the most exciting game threw in the dirt past first base. Gillies made it 5-0 at 15:41 of the second dolph's double scored Brown and Bobby of the series because of it. period and Potvin ripped a 50-foot wrist shot Murcer, who homered In the first Inning, hit The victory went to reliever Neil Allen, "He came out there and said, 'OK, boys, over Myre's left glove only 1:43 later. sacrifice fly to send Dent home and chase you are playing hockey and .that's it. I don't 1-4. Gene Garber, 1-3, took the loss. "I even heard the sound of the puck," Jenkins. The Braves had taken a 1-0 lead In the care if it's one, two or three men In the box, Mike Griffin, the Yankee starter, left In you are going to go (if you foul).' And that's said Myre, adding a "whoosh" for emphasis. eighth on singles by Gary Matthews, Chris "I knew it was going high, but I never really favor of Rudy May in the sixth when his arm Chambllss and Brian AsselsUne. the smartest thing a referee can do," Smith stiffened. The Rangers tied the score with said. saw it." three runs in the seventh when John EUis and Murphy's game-winning homer in the So though a total of 102 penalty minutes By that time, it hardly mattered. Third- Jim Sundberg singled with one out and pinch- opener came after Brian AsselsUne beat out (52 to Philadelphia, 90 to New York), there period Flyers' goals by Bobby Clarke and hitter Danny Walton walked to load the an infield bit. It was Murphy's sixth homer of wasn't a complaint to be heard — from Mike Busniuk didn't matter much, either. bases. Rivers singled for two runs and, after the year, a shot Mets starter Pat Zachry. 0-2. Smith, anyway. "I just hope we can respond to getting beaten the way they responded," said Clarke, May walked Bump Wills to reload the bases, Matula held the Mets hitless through the Flyers Coach Pat Quinn saw it somewhat noting the turnaround the Islanders had made Davis relieved and allowed a sacrifice fly by first four innings before Mike Jorgenson differently, but didn't contradict Smith's from an 8-3 loss to a 6-2 triumph. Oliver. opened the fifth with a single and ultimately ON THE RUN — Lee Maizllll of the New York Mets praise of Myers' work. He said Islanders Potvin observed that the Flyers had made Texas scored its first run in the third died at third when Joel Youngblood bounced raced down the first base line and was able to beat out a Coach AI Arbour had done the asme thing a turnaround of their own, shrugging off his Inning on a two-base error by New York first Into a double play. The Mets got their six nits throw In a doubleheader with the Atlanta Braves. The Minnesota Coach Glen Sonmor had done dur- goal at 4:07 of overtime in the first game to baseman Jini Spencer on Pepe Frias' off Matula in ther middle of the game, two Mets lost the first game. 2-1, but came back to top the ing Philadelphia's semifinal series against thrash the Islanders in the second. grounder snd a single by Wills. each in the fifth, tilth and seventh. Bra vet by trie same score in the second gam*. the North Stars. 12 The IJbiry Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, MAY 19, i960 Codex: No way to treat a lady

BALTIMORE (AP) - Trainer Wayne struck the fiUy with his whip Cordero was told to keep htm two or three a great training job." Lulus look* toward a bright future with Of the welt, Jolley would only My yes- holes off the rail," said Lukas Lukas, at come, gave all the credit to Codex, but the big racing ttory yesterday terday, "Something happened It could Ai for making Cordero the third jockey Codex, whom he believes is the beat J-year- concerns the immediate past — the eolt'i have been clods of dirt. Anything could to ride Codex in his last four races, all of old la the country rightnow . Preakness confrontation with the Kentucky happen in a race." them victories, Lukas said, "He was Ik* "I don't look forward to meeting Genu- Derby-winning filly, Genuine Risk Vasquei had said that the filly lost her beat man available without flying a boy la ine Risk," said Later "I don't look for- In front of a record Pimlico crowd of heart when she was bothered by Codex from the west ' ward to meeting Rumbo (the Derby runner- IS,455 and a national television audience lugging out at the top of the stretch. "After The Preakness was the first race outside up who will return to action in the Bel- Saturday, the colt beat the filly. The way he a horse runs a mile in 1 36 and is bothered, of California for the Tartan Stable colt who mont), but I would not duck any hone with did it, in the opinion of many, wai no way to it's tough to regenerate," said Jolley. missed the Kentucky Derby because Lukas Codex right now." At the end of the 13-lSth miles, raced in neglected to nominate him. treat a lady. Well, he might duck Spectacular Bid. 1541-5, just a fifth of • second off the In calls to local radio talk shows and Now Codex and Cordero art headed for who is racing like a super hone right now, Preakness record, Codex was 4*. lengths in newspapers, many people berated the the Belmont Stakes June 7, where they bat he won't in the fall. Pimlico stewards for not upholding jockey front of the filly. could meet Genuine Risk in Chaser Two of .Jacinto Vasquez's claim that the filly was Jolley called toe incident that led to the a rivalry born from controversy "The best S-year-old ta the fall will have Interfered with by Codex, ridden by Angel foul claim "part of the game. It'i the "Controversy," said Lukas, looking at • to meat Spectacular Bid," laid Lukas Cordero Jr., who is no stranger to con- unfortunate part that nobody wants It group of reporters. "You guys got to love "That's what I'm looking forward to I troversy. takes away from the horse that won." that. That's your game." cant beat Spectacular Bid now. In the fall, who knows what will happen " Shortly after the race, Pimlico officials Lukas agreed. "I read one story that As for Genuine Risk becoming the first got a call from New York police that they was all about the controversy and there was filly to compete in all three Triple Crown But Coda's goal right now is the 1W- had beard of a bomb threat against Cor- one paragraph that said the hone (Codex) races by running In the Belmont, Jolley mile Belmont, where he will meet several dero. The jockeys' belongings and car were ran a helluva race," said Lukas. He added, said, "If she is as good at she was coming horses who have not been in the Triple searched, but nothing was found. "Codex was the best horse on May 17." into this race, she'll go." Crown competition yet, Rumbo and, may- Yesterday morning, John Nazareth, as- As for the foul claim, Lukas said, "I Despite the controversy, Codex was im- be, Genuine Risk None of the other Preak- sistant to LeRoy Jolley, the trainer of Genu- don't think it's right for me to make an pressive in winning his first sun in 34 days. ness starters Is expected to go In the Bel- ine Risk, called the stewards "incompetent evaluation. The stewards have five or six The colt only had three five-eights of a mile mont. people. They should be fired." angles." workouts in that period and didn't get here The other Preakness itirten were Colo- Nazareth also pointed out a Welt over It took the three stewards, about 10 until Tuesday night. nel Moran, who finished third. Jaklin the filly's right eye. Vasquez had com- minutes to decide there had been no foul. "He did a good job of getting him ready Klugman, Bing, Samoyed, Knight Landing plained after the race that Cordero had "Codex has run wide in all his races and for the race," Jolley said of Lukas. "He did and Lucky Pluck. Genuine Risk and Codex Ryan throws that smoke as Astros blank Phils HOUSTON (AP) - It may be only a coin- Dilone doubled in the fifth, moved to third on a St. Louis runs in the ninth cidence that a fire extinguisher hangs beside bunt single by Kulper and scored on Mike Har- Padres 4, Cabs t Nolan Ryan's locker in the Houston Astros dress- grove's single. SAN DIEGO — Kurt Bevacqua drove In four ing room Stanley,2-4, went the route and gave up 11 hits. runs, Including two with a one-out, ninth-inning But the Philadelphia Phillies would say iff in The Red Sox threatened to tie the game on two single, to give the San Diego Padres a come-from- the right place after Ryan scorched the Phils with long drives in the eighth inning. Butch Hobson's behind victory over the Chicago Cubs. 10 strikeouts yesterday and permitted only four shot to left-center was snatched above the fence Trailing 3-2 going into the ninth, the Padres hits to fuel a 3-0 victory that ended a five game by center fielder Dilone and the next batter, Jack put runners on second and third on a single by Bill losing streak. Brohamer, sent right fielder Ron Pruitt to the Fahey and a double by Dave Wlnfield off Cub Ryan, 2-3, had three of his pitches clocked at fence for hi* drive. relief ace Bruce Sutter, 2-3. M miles per hour, and in the eighth Inning when The Indians added an insurance run in the Bevacqua then drilled his second two-run sin- he drew a standing ovation for striking out three eighth on Ron Hasseys triple that was misplayed gle of the game to give San Diego the victory. in a row, the three strikeout pitches each were by Remy, who bad moved from second base to Bevacqua* entered the game in the seventh timed at 96 mph right after Bronamer pinch hit for Dwlght Evans. inning as a pinch-hitter with the bases Tbaded and "You've got to have your fundamentals down Hassey scored on a sacrifice fly by Cliff Johnson. drilled a single to cut the Cub lead to3-1 . almost perfect to hit the ball at that speed," said Monge relieved Spillner with two out and Blue Jays 1Z, A's 1 third baseman Mike Schmidt, who walked twice runners at fint and third in the ninth and retired TORONTO - Al Woods drove in five runs and and struck out twice. "We're going to need a few Yastrzemski on a pop fly. Otto Velez three as the Toronto Blue Jays more at bats against him to figure him out." WbUeSoxl.Martaersl pounded out 16 hits off four Oakland pitchers en Ryan, off to his usual slow start, had lost three CHICAGO — Lamar Johnson cracked a pair of route to a victory over the A's. in a row and in his last outing heard scattered doubles and Jim Morrison and Junior Moore Paul Mirabella, 4-2, was In complete control, boos from Astros fans. drove in two runs apiece to lead the Chicago scattering 10 hits He did not walk a batter while "I think I started even slower this season than White Sox to a victory over the Seattle Mariners striking out two. Oakland suiter Rick Langford, ONE DOWN — Houston Astros second baseman Rafael Landestoy lumps over the I have before but I've gotten better each time out Francisco Barrios, who spent the second half 2-3, lasted 42-3 innings. rolling legs of Mike Schlmdt of the Philadelphia Phillies In the fourth inning. and I felt real good today," Ryan said. "The big of last season on the disabled list and underwent When Dave Hamilton replaced Langford, it Landestov was able to complete a double play on the ball as the Astros went on to difference today was getting ahead of the hitter* rotator cuff surgery on his right shoulder, nude marked the first reliever the Jays faced in their down the Phils. and my breaking stuff helped me to do that." his second start of the season and gained his fInt tost seven games. The last time they faced a I Ryan ended his tint complete game of the victory. Rob Dressier, 0-3, was the loser. relief pitcher was May I against the California year as strong as be started it. The White Sox broke In front In the second Angels. "I get into a groove and I am usually as strong inning on a triple by Harold Balnea and a sacrifice RoytliS.Aaieli! at the finish," Ryan said. "I am in good shape fly by Morrison before erupting for four runs in KANSAS CITY. Mo. - John Wathan and U.L. and 1 don't seem to get tired." the fourth. Washington each tripled to key a five-run burst In McEnroe wins; Dodgers 2, Hiram* Twlsw it, Bnwifi 4 the first Inning and the Kansas City Royals held LOS ANGELES - The box score will tell you BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - Rick Sofield drove on to beat the California Angels. that Pittsburgh right-hander Jim Bibby made one in four runs, Including a three-run homer in the Renie Martin, 4-1, got the victory, his fourth in big mistake against the Los Angeles Dodgen. third inning, as the Minnesota Twins bombed the a row and third In three surts after leaving the However, Jim Bibby will tell you otherwise. Milwaukee Brewers. bullpen. Dan Quiaenberry pitched the last two Connors, too "Me hit a slider down and away, it was a Pete Redfern, 6-1, went seven Innings for the innings to earn his sixth save. pretty good pitch," said Bibby, referring to a Twins to win his sixth consecutive start. The The Royals unleashed their salvo on California Corners downs Dibbs sixth-inning homer by Steve Garvey that broke a Twins ripped four Milwaukee pitchers for It hits, starter Frank Tanana, who did not record an out KOBE, Japan (AP) — John McEnroe and LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Jimmy Connors scoreless tie. "But good hitters can hit good while bis record fell to M and his earned run Martina Navratilova won the men's and including eight off loser Bill Travers, 12 captured the championship of the $104,000 pitches." The Twins picked up three runs In the second average ballooned to 6.83 women's singles titles in a $1.75,000 interna- Louisvillle International Tfnnis classic with Garvey's shot over the 316-foot sign in left- Willie Wilson began the Kansas City first with tional tennis tournament here yesterday. inning, ignited by Ron Jackson's two-run homer, a 6-2, 6-3 victory yesterday over his old center field gave Los Angeles right-hander Bob his second of the season. The Twins knocked out a double over the bead of third baseman Carney McEnroe, the U.S. Open champion, and friend, second-seeded Eddie Dibbs Welch all the offense he needed and the Dodgen Lansford. Washington's triple scored Wilson, then Navratilova, the world's top woman player, Travers in the third when they scored five times. Connors broke Dibbs at 3-2 in the tint set went on to a victory over the Pirates. Washington came borne on a single by George each collected the 128,000 tint prize for win- Sofield drove in the final three runs of the inning and had little trouble thereafter. The defeat was the tint of the year for Bibby, with his third homer, a 425-foot blast. Brett. . ning the eight-man and eight-woman com- 5-1. The 35-year-old veteran deserved a better Brett took second when left fielder Ralph Garr petitions in Tokyo and Kobe, western Japan. "My play was satisfactory," said Con- Milwaukee scored single runs in the fourth and nors. "I started serving real well toward the fate He allowed just five hits in (3-3 Innings while eighth and two in the fifth. The Brewen' Gorman hobbled the ball and scored on a double by Darrell The top-seeded McEnroe beat defending end of the tint set and kept it up the rest of walking four and striking out five. Thomas, the American League 1979 borne run Porter. Porter scored on Wathan's triple and Jim champion Victor Amaya 6-2, 6-3 and the match." The Dodgen got an insurance run after two Barr relieved Tanana and yielded a sacrifice fly Navratilova, also seeded No. 1, crushed Pam champion, hit a solo shot in the fifth, his sixth of Ranked third in the world behind Bjom were out in the eighth Inning off reliever Kent the season. to Frank White. Shriver 7-5.6-3. Tekulve. Ron Cey singled, went to second on a Borg and John McEnroe by the Association of Giutil.CanllBalsS Tigers «, Orioles 4 Runners-up Amaya and Shriver won Tennis Professionals, Connors plays next in single by Gary Tbomasson and to third when DETROIT — Baltimore reliever Tippy $14,000 each. Omar Moreno fumbled the ball for an error, and SAN FRANCISCO - Relief pitcher Al Holland the French Open which begins May 26 in thwarted a ninth-inning St. Louis raUy as the San Martinez uncorked a wild pitcUtoat allowed De- Navratilova won another $4,500 by captur- Paris , scored on Bill Russell's infield hit. troit's Richie Hebner to score nepo-ahead run in ing the women's doubles crown with BUlie Francisco Giants held on to beat the Cardinals Dibbs said "He (Connors) was hitting the Indians I. Red Sex 1 Holland, the fourth Giant pitcher, got Keith the eighth liming as the Tije^ defeated the Jean King with a 6-3, 6-1 victory over Wendy ball very well, the best I've seen in a while. Orioles. Turnbull of Australia and Rosie Casals CLEVELAND - Dan SpUlner fired a three- Hernandez to pop out and Ted Simmons on a His volleying was a lot better, too." The Tigers trailed 4-3 going into the bottom of earlier Sunday. hitter with last-out help from Sid Monge, and called third strike after coming in with men On Connors took the last four games of the Miguel Dilone scored twice as the Cleveland tint and second in the top of the ninth. the eighth but Lance Parrish hit a leadoff triple as King also earned $4,500. Runners-up Turn- tint set, then jumped to a 5-1 lead in the - center fielder Al Bumbry sUpped diving for his bull and Casals split the $4,900 second prize. Indians edged the Boston Red Sox. The Cardinals, trailing 6-1 after seven innings, second. He held service at this point, firing Spillner, 3-2, surrendered a leadoff double to scored twice in the eighth and twice more In the slicing liner. Tim Stoddard replaced Baltimore Last Wednesday in Tokyo, where the six- his only two aces of the match past Dibbs. starter Scott McGregor and Parrish scored the day event started on Tuesday, McEnroe won Jerry Remy, then retired It of the next IS Boston ninth before Holland saved the victory for Giant Dibbs broke Connnors at 5-3 for only the tying run on Jason Thompson's sacrifice fly. the men's doubles title with Wojtek Fibak of hitters before Carlton Fisk walked to open the starter Bob Knepper, 3-5. second time in the match. Hebner drew a two-out walk arid went to third Poland. They defeated Amaya and Brian seventh inning. Fisk scored the Red Sox's run on Knepper had a three-hitter going through six on Dave Stegman's single, bringing on Martinez. Teacher 3-6,6-3.7-5. "He's playing with a little more con- Carl Yastrzemski's double. Innings before the Cards finally scored on doubles fidence," said Dibbs, "not that he was lack- His first pitch to Kirk Gibson bounced past McEnroe and Fibak split the 19,000 first The speedy Dilone legged out an infield hit in by Ted Simmons and George Hendrick In the ing in confidence before. But he's now a little the third inning and raced to third when one of seventh. catcher Dan Graham and Hebner trotted home. prize while Amaya and Teacher divided the more aggressive and he's hitting the ball a lot Stegman took second and Gibson singled him $4,500 second prize. loser Bob Stanley's several pickoff attempts went Simmons singled borne two eighth-Inning run* harder." awry He scored on Duane Kuiper's double. and Garry Templeton's double accounted for the home. Is Triple Crown totally sacrosanct?

BALTIMORE (AP) - Are thoroughbred "They (the stewards) should go by the battle with their crop* down the stretch, In Saturday's race, Codex was in toe lead racing's Triple Crown events — the Kentucky rules," be protested, "and not let everybody •'s Tip finally prevailing. The historic going into the final turn when the track Derby, Preakness and Belmont Stakes — so get away with this just because It is the battle, preserved pictorically, Is not even announcer bellowed "Here comes Genuine sacrosanct that they must be kept free of Preakness." mentioned in the Derby guide. Risk." Cordero looked over bis shoulder, controversy and blemish regardless of the Others were similarly confused. Yet in the big race* throughout the coun- then he began hitting Codex furiously aa the consequences? WILL The Kentucky Derby started In 1175. The try, stewards have had no qualms about mount went wide, his crop coming close to Can riders get away with abuses that Preakness dates back to 1171 and the Bel- Imposing disqualifications even when they Genuine Risk's nostrils. would bring the heavens down over their ean mont to 1M7. Yet never In all these more than involved top-name hones. Eddie Arcaro, the premier stakes rider in any other race of the year? GRJMSLEY 100 yean has there been a single disqualifica- Last August, Rockblll Native, a leading who won five Derbys and six Preaknesses, Hardened track buffs and multitudes of tion for interference although there was one Derby contender this year, was disqualified fired the controversy by announcing over less knowledgeable TV viewen pondered this for an illegal drug. in the Hopeful Stake*. In the 1(97 Jersey television, "If I were a steward, Us (Codex) .inconsistency today in the wake of Saturday's Derby, Manuel Ycaxa got the great Dr. number would come down. If he didn't bump There have been numerous foul claims, bump or no bump Preakness. Fager taken off the board for Interference. A that filly I've lost my eyesight." none upheld, the most prominent in recent They saw Angel Cordero Jr. aboard the similiar Incident Involving Ycaxa aboard Did Cordero'* move rob the filly of the strong-running Codex steer his mount wide in times that for Aril and Letters against Ma- Jewel's Reward and BUI Hartack on Tun jestic Prince In the 1M Derby and Vasquez's second jewel in the Triple CorwnT Who the path of the onrushing Genuine Risk this was a racetrack, not a rodeo. They took Tarn triggered one of racing's bitterest knows? Codex, a magnificent animal who ran claim that favored Foolish Pleasure was around the final turn and then go on to score a the heart out of my fiUy. His (Codex's) Jockey fend*. a remarkable race, possibly would have won bothered by Master Derby In the 1971 Preak- 4%-length victory. number should come down." The great Secretariat was disqualify in anyhow. He could be the best 3-year-old In the Jacinto Vasquei, aboard the chestnut filly The stewards studied films of the race for ness. the 1972 Champagne Stakes, one of his few country. The point Is, as trainer LeRoy Jolley whom be had guided to the Kentucky Derby 10 minutes and disallowed the claim. They In the 1933 Derby, Head Play, ridden by losses, and Affirmed suffered his only loss to suggested, Genuine Risk deserved the chance crown, lodged an Immediate foul claim. said Codex did indeed bear out but not in a Herb Fisher, bore out in front of Brokers Alydar because of a violation in the 1978 to prove It. "He came out and bumped me into the way to impede Genuine Risk's progress. Tip, with Don Meade up, on the final turn and Travers. "The filly should have got bar shot," outside fence," Vasquez insisted. "I thought Vasquez was bitter. the two Jockeys waged a furious slapping . The instances are countless. Jolley said. SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, MAY 19, i960 The Daily Register 13 Boatmen not buying license proposal A news letter circulated by United excellent bargaining position to negotiate At Long Branch Pier Joe Shusko reported caught seven blackfish up to three and three Boatmen of New Jeney nrvei notice that many important concessions by agreeing to that fishermen caught up to a half dosen fluke recreational fishing boat captains are not quarter pounds. He weighed the big fish at take aa active part in formulating the pro- on Saturday, whiting fishing good on Satur- Steven's Bait and Tackle Shop in West End. buying arguments presented by Scott Si- visions of a license." day night and some blackfish caught yester- mons, editor of the Long Island Fisherman, Even though Mayor Dominic C. Raff a of The mafatlne, "The largest weekly fish- day morning despite the east southeast wind Sea Isle City was along to supervise things that a saltwater fishing license U inevitable ing magasme In the United States," sug- and rain. Pete Carlonl of Long Branch picked The boatmen's letter declares: HENRY and talk to the fish, a party of a dozen outdoor gested a "Model License ' In It* series up the first blowflsh there on Saturday. writers and other media people managed to "If everyone gave up a* quickly as Scott - The socalled blanket licenses for busi- Pier owner Bob Bassinder said be was catch only ling and scattered sea bass on a Simons does, we'd all have swastikas on our nesses would impose fees of 1100 to U00 for surprised that the night fishing for whiting trip aboard the new, fast party boat Starfish arms. SCHAEFER party boats, $50 for charter boats, and f 10 for and ling is still going strong. The fishing was out of Sea Isle City on Friday. "la Simons' first paragraph, ha Indicates rental skiffs. good during the latter part of last week. For Capt. Charles Shaffer Jr. beaded for a he's worried about our health and well being »tUlf-poua- Stripers Takea la Svf the benefit of blackfish anglers the pier has a Who needs enemies with a friend like that? wreck about an hour and a half out on a Motta Msrtelli caught a'MVi-pound supply of sand bugs and worms. beautifully sunshiny and calm day. Are you one of those biased individuals with striped ban on Saturday and Larry Casparro Mike LaViola of the Tackle Box, Hazlet, no knowledge Simons refers to? The United I fished for an hour or so for blackfish but nailed a 14-pound, 10-ounce striper yesterday, reported there have been a lot of bluefish in after it became obvious that ling and a few Boatmen would recommend being extremely uala speaking from • biased position with proving there really are stripers in the north the bay since last Tuesday, fish running from bass were the only species at home down wary of an Individual who suggests there la little if any knowledge of the political situ- Jersey surf. a pound to five pounds and being trolled by there, switched to a ling rig. no alternative, just give up." ations In the various states that comprise the Both fish were caught during the middle Tony Acetta spoons and tube lures for the A lot of the ling were small but there were Captains Howard Bogan and David East Coast In a matter suchja this that of the morning and both on live herring. The most part. also jumbos running to four pounds. My two Bramhall of Bridle are executive directors holds such extreme ImportanceWtbe future fish were weighed at Glglio's Bait and Tackle Louise Foasani of Capt. Charlie's Bait and largest weighed 3 and and four pounds. of the boatmen's association. health and well-being of your respective busi- Shop in Sea Bright Steve Glglio said both fish Tackle Shop, Port Monmouth, reported The Starfish is a beautiful boat, in service In his letter addressed to boatmen Simons nesses, we feel that you owe It to yourself to were caught at Monmouth Beach. casters last week scored on bluefish right only a few weeks, and sailing at 8 a.m. daily wrote: become familiar with the various aspects of Other fishermen reported stripers chas- along the beach on metal and popping plugs. the situation firsthand, so that you may ar- for wreck fishing now, with night trips for Recently, the Long Island fisherman ran ing the bait but no book ups. Last week the She said fish were reported caught from bluefish planned for the summer. a series of articles entitled,' "The Case For A rive at your own conclusions. best action on stripers was by worm drifting Morgan down to Monmouth Beach. The boat has fine accommodations for Saltwater Pishing License," which appears "... Our motives are simple: Since we in the Shrewsbury River and there were Frank's Boats, Atlantic Highlands, re- both sexes. I was impressed by the quality of to have created a few false Impressions with are going to be licensed In the near future NO scattered bass caught in Rarltan Bay, along ported a lot of ling brought in along with the rental tackle, all new rods of fine quality, many operators of open and charter boats MATTER HOW HARD ANYONE FIGHTS with a surprising number of bluef lah. some flounders and blackfish. One man good reels and rods, and fine high-low rigs and rowboat stations. IT, we believe that this may be our last Dow Lehnert of Mlddletown caught a six- caught a four to five pound bluefish. No boats with good hooks for wreck and general bot- chance to ensure that when that license These false impressions and misun- pound, six-ounce fluke under the Highlands were out in the rain yesterday. tom fishing. comes it will not be just another tax that derstandings are being fed by the fact that Bridge on a sandworm yesterday morning. Pauels Boats, Rumson, reported a show- The trip was arranged by Richard J. many of you have been hearing what this sport fishermen will receive little or no bene- He weighed the fish at Julian's Sport Shop in Ing of fluke last week in addition to small fit from. Right now sport fishermen are In an Alliger, director of public relations for the series bad to say second hand from Individ- Atlantic Highlands. flounders. Jerry McAllister of Lincroft city. 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IB—Murphy, GrlHIn, Beaattl, ' 0 0 00 , Armai, Vtlai. IB—GrlHIn, V.I.I. "~ Wit. p 10 0 0 Vark S, Atlanta I. lB-Nahoroon,. rilliann 111 i 1 Armai, Vtlal JO n. al Bavau 10 10 14 HH-Murpnv It). SF-Young Blt»yT)l Murphy (1), wooda (4). Hawaii ID. SF- I ] tfl. TtWl 1) 1 7 J TaM IS 4II0 H a BB as 1 iiit IP H Raalalar Maff pkootky Can Porlna ZKhryL.0.1 • 111! Jw.rihW.lt III 100 Lanoford L>1 4 1-1 7 j on.iutwn.nwinninarun.corM. NO HORSING AROUND — No, that's not Angel Cor- was unusual was that Verga had to cope with two chairs Hautma* III* SMo.aS.5 l-l I 0 I Ijjt? L i Btaioan Hamilton 11-1 I o chui^^saToilraoT iS3 iJrnp t2f i." dero riding atop Codex. Rather, It's Joe Amlel, owner of Hri j I II TliMft t*MT Souta on his end of the court. Benefits from this annual affair Otynn 0 MumpfiravrwinflaM. BALTIMOHB DnaoiT ! > the Old Mill Inn, Spring Lake Heights, making his went to the American Cancer Society. Also on hand for Malul. W.H 111 I 1 1 I 1 akrkM tkrIM III. w.41 i grand entrance Into the Allaire Racquet Club for thethe festivities yesterday were Gov. Brendan T. Byrne CamoS.l l-l 0 I I I 0 Bumbrv cl 4 0 2 1 WhIUkr lb I 0 0 0 Mir 114 1 Kally II 110 1 ..,..,- wp—Matufa. camp. T—1:11. ii i $5,000 Challenge Match versus Allaire manager Bob and Senators Pat Dodd and Brian T. Kennedy. This trio, KOarcl It 0 0 0 0 B."!] l.C-LIPOBNI. HI i SacOMPtMatB Sinolatn rf 4 0 10 Parrlth rf illl a» r t M 14 S J J .Verga. Amlel traded his riding togs for tennis whites along with tennis pro Steve Smith, participated In a Murray Ib 4 111 Wocknft If I I I I Hartow cf 4 111 Wilton cl NIK VOBK ATLANTA k Summrt rl I 0 0 0 Lantlrd tb 4 0 0 0 and took on Verga In an unusual tennis match. What doubles match, atrIM >- . 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OP—tafflno??l.lLOa^ CatSornla * 111 tat MB-IYttrimlb 40 11 CJhmn an ) 0 l I turrit p 1 I 1 I ZSSTu' tl " " " 1000 Stoarnt pn I 11 I null an 0 Ill0 0 gl Balllmora 1, Dalrall 7. IB—Bumbrv. Kaaaat CMv •at m aaa-lDwvarcl Prultt rf 4 111 By winning two of three 14-4, got wins over Asbury Chrisitan Brothers DPr-Kanttt city 1. Hobton lo 10 00 10 00 eight and ninth respectively. Allon p Illl DAKndr p 10 00 games last week, Shore Con- Park, Neptune and Toms Lump* 10 00 4 0 10 Academy was upset by St. St. John Vianney, a new- TaM 0 111 Oarfctr a 0 0 0 0... ference "A" Division North River North and have John Vianney Friday, but Maw York Nolan an i o o 0 w> Patak. HR-TaM n i 4i Tatai 1 comer to this seasons' poll, is Atlanta Ta_M ___S4i,i l ___- _ ott an "TaV- 1 champion Middletown South clinched at least a tie for the held onto fourth place with a E—Roytur I. DP—Now York I, Allan McOroaor tenth after its upset of CBA t. 1. LOB-Naw York l, Atlanta t. IB- jtoodart I. lL: *_" ^:im!an Md High School (15-3) remained "B" South Division title. 12-5 mark and Manalapan. Voungbld S—IMaddoi I, Oomai. TMartlnal 11. EJt!r,IVm,?l^luh.a'rr'S?''•"w • number one in the Daily Reg- This Ocean surge knocked Shore Regional (14-5) IP N a SB SB SO ister's Top 10 baseball poll. Matawan Regional (13-5) into posted shutout triumphs over The Daily Register's I Martin VM-i' ii i i I i Ocean Township, on an third place despite winning Red Bank and Monmouth Re- Top II Qultanbarv S.4 Spiln.rW.3 1 eight-game win streak, is in three of four games since the gional last week and remains 1. Middletown Souh South ..... MonoaS.3 second place. The Spartans, last poll. fifth in the poll. (15-3) Shore Conference "C" 2. Ocean Township (14-4) Division leader Keyport 3. Matawan (13-5) (12-4), which entered the Top 4. CBA (12-5) 10 for the first time a week 5. Shore Regional (14-5) Meadowlands Tonight ago, moved up to sixth place 6. Keyport (12-4) with three more victories last 7 Manalapan < 11-6) , ___. i loaraaavl.v n Hun TIM oamul IF.ollaron.1 3 1 Ply Ply Mia* in. HIM*) a-1 Champ Almanurtt IAPIC.) 4-1 Samkuua Bay (Na Drlvor).. ..ii-i week. 8. Manasquan (11-6) Vanity Rich (Parkar) 11-1 Harbart Ac. (H.FHIon) .". 1-1 Ullr.ya (Manjl).. IJ-1 *nvS3!:!7??:.TZ. i*-i Pattn Alba (McNlcholi 0-1 March straakar (Samaan) a-1 Mr. Ooldflnaar (Ollmour) ...o-i 9. Freehold (10-4) Ural waraan (ataiiarat) t-l J.J.T. IMcNurl) 04 Vk Oulnton IRaWaona) 4-1 Okl Vwttur. (Cobb) 10-1 vtMHv I »mtl*r run rviv«ri 1S-I Manalapan, Manasquan Adalkartt PrUa IRammon) .1-1 Jolly PkMlar (CampkaU) 1M »ffIrmatlv»ffIrmatl a Act (Parkar Jr.) t-tll Plaata IBakar) S-1 and Freehold are seventh, 10. St. John Vianney (11-8) Plata Tha Oavll (Ctmaktll) S-1 Harkar't AIMaro (H.FIIIon) 10-1 MMaar ththa Mn ICamaron)111-11 Armbro Tawny (Na OrtVar) t-1 Mr. Nath (No Drlvar) t-1 Larryt Brat IDonarty) »1 tl ltVJOtlM Jatllta IMcNkMI) 0-1 Patantata N (Lancatlar) HV1 Fly Fly ZkMV IMartu)) H wukk *R> (abata) Ill cua al in* [witmr) M-I SELECTIONS Hakataa (H.PIIIan) 4-1 JJ.MM . vllvallndd a IMlIManil^^ a-l Crowownn Mar (Botatlnaar(Botatlnaar)) t-1 1 - Let. Warden, Hakatea, Ttpa Kiag IIm a Una (O-Brlon(O-Bl) S-1 Bova triumphs in Search run " S==rii Blailnt Paila (No67h»r) 10-1 Ilk) LLav a( (LarontaL ) - 4-1 t -SBBTO, Ellas N, Robbie B Time Tlmaly Orbit (Na Drlyor) : 4-1 Kaiaama Hallmark (Parkar Jr.).... is-t I (Bowdon Jr.) 10-1 I — Run the Gamut, Pogie, J J T XZZHim "•' Oitcawa (OHmour) kvi » dallarv (No Orrvorl 4-1 OCEAN - Larry Bova of Dempsey McBride of Braian Koth (No'Drinf).'.'.'.'.'!.'.'.'!.'.'.'.'.'! n III SMcarr IH.PUIan)) 1-1 Laa>Out(NoOr1var).. 4 -Timely Orbit, Brazen Kasb., Manas High Ideal Oceanport captured the Wanamassa placed second in Ar^«M::::::::::::::::::::::::::t, Manm Hlah looal (Kamv) t-l OOavMM t LuckLky DaD (Od)y (Ooudraauau)) MM CarMuK 1 Stiy BwckiMt (BallaclHna) n Prtaa of CarlhUa (Oll) in I - Herbars Ace, Natural Vic, Pattys Alba Search 10,000-meter race yes- 43:33 and Renee Dessalet p^.^ir^nrrr. .:::::::::::.!! Mldntoht MlKMaf (No Drlvar) 11-1 »- Ima Lala, Idle Love, El Silcar terday In a time of 32:42. The took third in49:21. Bya Bya Way (Ptaflailil it-t Oarlna Dava (Ramman) tt-l Full* Fiyina (H.PHU>I) t-1 SonrolKalkvl S-1 niinlrn (Na Drlvar) a-l I....M FraatFroatyPay Panmn (Parkar Jr.) S-1 7 — Digges Choice, Zoomer, Rapid Service run, which was sponsored by F.w. Irlth Oal (No Drlvar) lt-1 Racar (No Drlvarv^. 11-1 (Na Drlvar) »l I - Vk O-ntntoa, Plpete, Without Fear Male age group winners KM boat (Oatt) t-l Zaamar (OauaVaau) ...M n (Vrrlant) .. 1S-1 the Search Day School for Oantlamana Prkia (Campbaii) 1V1 •ackit BartS! rcK)".™ in Samant Air (Cimaklll) 11-1 tm:paca,|ismda»i; ' I — Lash Oat, Rogues Gallery, Frosty Peaa Autistic Children, attracted a were Chris Kennedy (14 and Kavatana PoM (Macombar).. 11-1 Bullion (PaaflnsarlV 10-1 Dfitat Cnatca IMcOao) M TM Una WaH (No Drtyor] HI D-i Prttly Olrl (Marui) »1 Rapid Sarvka (Ctmumi) t-l fry. 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taglMaiarr«taotur«n>niaBt>la THEATRE Tha i rosing rodao aporla. grava. An aaploration ot rou- cannot orova av Hollywood • gokMa •>• (Pi •; J Comalh Part H Hickay argaa with aapart commantary from tlonahlpa In dltfaranl aoclal nocanca In murdar caaa, but a lha olhara 10 aol Ml Ihalr rodao graal Larry Mahan. Mu- claaaaa batwaan Amarloan aot- young nawapaparman attampla • JAMBS MICHENEIVS draama or to raakia tha baaic •leal antartalmaaM from pop dlara and lha Brltlah In a amall aainglahandadcruaada.(2hra.. Television today WORLD Sporta to *.«ui truth about lhamaalvaa and Ingllah town In World War II. I mlna ) «• rooking co-hou Carwna Ctuldraa to Sparta' HMI JMIM oon hopa 7:00 and ooaohaa lo anplora lha Quaal: William Styron. author. "Laat of tha MoMcana" klna and tha Hawkma lamlly Parti. ••* "Waat Point Story" (UHF) 23, SO, a, U (all •ANFOftOANOSON EVCMNO phyalcal and anotloaal aftacta ooraatogatharwlth tha Oakland 1660 Virginia Mayo. Jamaa 1636 Randolph Scott. Hanry of Mw -**i « a gnu1 altltarda 11:30 m • CBS LATE MOVIE listed as U). OVUtlASJVHoM:!** Symphony Orchaatra for aa Cagnay. Broadway muaical rjk- WMooxon. Coopar' a atory about AUBITMFAMR.V awning of goapal mualc (60 HARHV0 ShadowaAIHoon A aolor goaa to Axadamy lo halp a aavaga Indian aiaga on Fort NEW YORK 0O00TMM TIC TAC DOUOM m young aronian la inaWutlon ataga a vartaty ahow and par- William Hanry during tha (VHF) WCBS 2. WNBC HAPPY 0AVSAOAM ABCHBWS HOOKIES aNiadapoaharwaalthylathar'a •uadaa tha alar lo loin In lha Franchlndlan Wara (100 FACE THE MUSIC • THE DREAM MER- 4. WNKW5, WABC7WOR 'AMLVKmniAIT MOVIE (DRAMA) ••• CHANTS Stara: Morgan Fair ravua. (2 hra-, 17 mtna.) mkia) UNO* FLOYD MWLYWBDOAaM •LaatPtctinaSt»w"HM ) COMMUNITY UPDATE B.WPIXU; (UHF) SI. MAPPYDAYSAOAIM child, Mark Harmon. Brlanna 7 • TWIUOHTZONE 6:30 Jatl Srtdgaa, Cybul ShaFhat d Laary. An ambltloua young 2:47 I BEST OF MIDDAY PHILADELPHIA DICK C A VITT SHOW Tha atory or Hfa to a ama* Taaaa drlftar namad Johnny Edga * 1:00 SI 69 TOMORROW Hoat: (VHF) KYW 3, WPVI Q«aal William Slyron. author. town during tha 1900a and how Tom Snydar. Quaal Formar 3:00 SERMONETTE baokiaanmriaaludiodyaaatyla WCat1l>jB6lU|B|.^ MINORITY: WCAV 10; (U;HF) 17, 29, ABC news ctlaraetar a' Hvaa tntamrma. (2 Ho*yvood'agoldanara.(Pt.l:l Mama Sanator Margarat Chaaa S TWTACDOUQM •" STARSKV AISO Smith. («O mma) PERSPECTIVE 4« HUTCH • m LOVE DOUBLES SB MOVIE -(MYSTERY) •• ens Mews (| MASTERPIECE • MOVK -(WESTERN) m MASH. TENNIS MATCH Chrla Evart •*Vi "TheOutcast" ISM "Movla Murdarar" 1S70 "Shepherd ol tne Mns" THEATRE My Son. My Son' Arthur Kannady. War ran Oalaa. t '' NEW JCMJCVMQIIILY • SANFOM) ANO SON Lloyd and har huaband. John John Darak, Joan Evana. A 1*41 JohnWayM.Sattyr'laM. Sta nnaaV raakiaa thai ha lovaa Lloyd, taam up agalnal Bjom An araonial accidantally Illmad • MACMCIL-LEHRER AM amotlonal tiara-up occyra Maava, but aha acouaaa him of young woalarnar battlaa hla REPORT Borg and Ma tlancaa. Mariana crookad uncla for a rightful In a movla. aoarchaa for iho JOKER'S WtVD batwaaa Oiark r alldanla and wanting har only baoauaaOkW nagatlv'oa and bacomaa tho •VtMNO MM NeWHART • NEW JERSEY SMUonaacu. In thla two Inharltanca and la aldad by a thoaa who want tobuylhatr land doat (OOrMna) out ol thraa aat compatltion quarry ol an inauranca wivaa- NEWSWATCMTCHH Ultra.) homatown girl (2 hra) 6:00 JJOW WALL STREET »:»O • • HOUSE CALLS from England (70 mma) • MOVIE -(SUSPENSE) llaalor and a dalactlva (2 hra) New* • THArS IT M SPORTS • DATING GAMe 4r00 O BIOORAPHY • MOVIE -{ANIMATED) Kanalnglon Oanaral Hoapltal ••* "AraThara Any Mora 7:10 •••• "Bugs Bunny-Road gala a now aaalalant adrnMa- WILD WILD WEST OutTharaUka You?' less 4:12 S> GONG SHOW Runner Monte" lere INCaMCtNNA- I8E 0 MOVIE -(COMEDY) — 2.-06 • THOUGHT FOR TIAnlnnocanlbalMnsaurlpoaa thrlnar. (Ralad PO) (8 hra., JO "Monkay Bualnaaa" 166S TODAY OINNCH Qlngar Rogara, Cary Grant. A wMauplnaapaclacuiariwda • • CHERYL LADD 3.30 • MOVIE (DRAMA) ••» ron photo olJaruMar.takaa through 9:O0 •• M.A.B.H. Company man dlacovara a raluvanation Clark Radar O Ratty a rat urn to SKC4AL kiaolrad by aouvan- uarum which affacta him. hla "Incldant In San Fcancla- 4* YE4M a paaphola by a ataanr phof- moflhapaat.CharylLaddatoga liOOmtoa.) thaUS pwaKlingarandBJ.la wtfa. hla boaa and a aacratary. CO" igrORIchardKilay,La.lia tharhimna ffiannart anddancaa to aomaothar favor- Uhra.) Nlalaan A middla agad bualn Hanmatc wrrh ouaal ataia Joyoa THE PRANUE kka Otaaon m DaWIM, Jatf Conaway and lha • MOVK -(MUSICAL) vltaa a lamoua laHtl Malar to 4 Stars Biles i sr Msst CharHa OaMala Band. (60 aaaa "Top Hal" 16*6 Frad FAMILY DINNER 8PECIAL8 araaeh M WakHrl Orova. and a Aatalra. Qlngar Rogara Two * rrlniliB)"SwWi young paopla maat and fall In MONDAY & TUESDAY largo part of Ray Aldaa'a con <• TWO KOREAN gradation ftook lo haw tha nav O'HsnWsr 'Pnawars. lova.butahalhlnkaha'aharbaal FAMILIES Irlanda huaband. (2 hra.. 10 comar, urith tragic ratulla • BESTOf QHOOCHO OKramer VEAL PARMIQIANA • ) • NEW JERSEY NIGHTLY THAT'S • SB MONDAY MIGHT AT 12:00 •MOVI^ROMANCE)" Sarvad with Salad, THE MOVIES Moviola: Tha NEWS Spaghetti, Braad ft•uttar MtCRBDalLC "Love Letter*" 16*6 iKiamer • WHAT'WHATSS HAPPENWM Scarlall OHara War' tSSO 10.30 0 FOCUS): NEW JERSEY Jannlfar Jonaa. Joaaph Cotton. Star a: Tony Curlll. Bill Maoy. AMBRJCA1RJCATT RAT PATROL Alamalaarrnaalaclacuradbya Shrewsbury Awe., Red Bank ThaaloryolDa»tdO SaUnfc* a NIGHT GALLERY manalova (2hn) THE DREAM MER- aplcaaarchlorWdanaclraaato •IrtorlMHtSt 747-1586 CHANTS Stan: Morgan Fair- ACADEMY LEADERS • COMEDY SHOP CONTINUOUS DAILY SHOWINGS play lha lamala laad In Oona idaathi . (Rapaal) MCCLOUD: 12N00N to MIDNIGHT AmpI* Off Straw! Parking child. Mark Harmon. Brlanna HBO MOVIE -(DRAMA) WKh Tha Wind.' aaaatabkarxd Showdown AI Tlmaa Squara' •••Mj "Vanka" ISJS Laary. Aa ambltloua young Hollywood atara vlad lor tha drittar namad Johnny Edga Slara: Dannla Waavar. Sharon Richard Oora. Vanaaaa Had rota {PI. a. of a thraa-part aar- Farratl. (Rapaal) laa:2tin.) • SB THE TONIGHT COM! AGAIN SHOW uua.t hoat. Rlohard DOCTOR Wui Lltlla 7 6BKOKOJAJ R Radio Stations Orphan Sammy" * 11:00 PTBB Bt, NEWS KNIOHTBATSPM • M^.S.H • • BENNY HaU ALL SEATS *1 75 O«> BARBY MAM4.0W- SHOW (aiaaplSataBun) ONC VOICE Two mualcal • ODD COUPLE AfrartBra CMIdran U.oo auoaf alara loin voteaa for tha • CAROL BURNETT ANO flrat tima whan Barry Manllow FRIENDS walcomaa Dlonna Warwick aa • HONEYMOONERS Moil station, oftar a KhaduM of FIRST MATINEE ONLY SHOW and SALE hli aola ouaal :M.«:M aiDsANKMOVtaSII— The Register La Caaa Ao> PaMaa (RIlilS.«:» DAILnan Y\M **—* SUNDAOllkirtaWY uSSSSiViSmSm, utaawtauRT uttAtt SMRIWS6URV PLAIA " Lltm Mli> Markar (POI 1:1*. Kramar vt Kramar (POI S. to 2nd WEEK 1T«ATHMOHa CINIMA t— IHB1IWUUB.Y PLAIACIH1MA II ALL THAT JAZZ Kramar n Kramar (PO) Ml, DON ADAMS""! IF VOL WA1\T TO PARTICIPATE aTBATHMoea cmauu n— Lltm Damns, m) lio. «M REQUIREMENTS FOR ARTS k CRAFTS PARTICIPANTS AiaUBJV »•< t7rldaylh.lTO(R>7:J0.»:« 6ntk Advanturara at Caaanava MID0L6SIX COUNTY •t The Dally Raolatar's Arts * Crafts Show ft Sale at the) Reglater'a grounds, Broad (XI 7», MI jahn Hatrnaa MaMa •DISON •Jua win MBNLO PARK CINIMA I— Lvaie— AH That Jau (R) >. <:M. 1. No mats-produced items allowed. Only Individually produced Hams will be shown lor sale or Plm Olrlt (XI II:•». >:•). >:IJ. MCNLO PARK CINIMA II— »:».»:« • ATONTOWN OaiVBMH— COAL MINER'S 0. All participants must be set up by 9:30 A.M. Anyone not set up by that time lorfeits the spaceandwill Lava at Flrat alia (PO) 110. DAUGHTER not be allowed to participate The lee will nol be refunded. RDailrktad. (Parlor* undar 17 7. Tables must be manned at all times. The Dally Register will not be responsible for loss of goods or paiaNOLOt3— £ not aarwiwad unlaaa accamaaitl 9 damage, regardless of circumstances. TamaararllIyt claaad 8. All tables and merchandise must be removed by 5 P.M., June 21. Each participant will begin HotlvwaM Knlsntt IK! 7:10. t:M TERROH AWAITS dismantling no later than 4:10 P.M. PDeBHOLD Ill- Coal Mlnaft DavoMar IPO) 9. Allactivlsesandtaressheilslopat4P.M. 7 II. «» FRIDAY THE 13TH HOLLYWOOD 10. Each parttdpem shall clean up me area allotted to his/her space. Please brtrtg plastic bags for trash. HUI.IT "UTTIE ^ *^^^^BF%P^*^^^^P^y^ 11. Asnowfereewillber«ovldedforArtexhit)itor»Bn.ollencelo(|1000. Caal Mlnar-i OauMrtar IPO) MISS • Rain daw is Sunday, June 72. cia'itu t— *v • Sale and exhibition hours are 10:30 A.M. lo 4 P.M. MARKER" HatlywaM Knlahu IK) 7: to. 1 TATUM • Please do not arrive on grounds before 8:30A.M. 7:30 « 9:30 ••DatT CINIMA It— O'NfAl a Participants' parting area will be to the extreme south of building, Identified by the loading platform. Kramar n. Kramar (PO) 7, •: is Please do not park elsewhere. NOWSU. AMIS 12.00 D llnlerx)toexhibllArtWrKesarKjwlllr»ed8H.D161Dofsnowlence. Tha ChanaWna (R) r:: CMMr&fci.M KSANtauita Vttie'DariJitis

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MtONT PAOt tUAOCM CANCttJLATKMM RATES FAMILY PLAN RATES DAILY AND SUNDAY |i SO Pet Caunt Man ana teeae lor to BoU Face Meedcng. H SO •MO mn ti unai <* M • a-MI IMa-HI 1100 Eacn Una. Av»Jt»c*> to In* Mywnum irtfarMre f knM Poruao viduals Discing «di unrjar Ueumum w «rwe '" iMMGOkirM aiNWinwrn 10ay IK a Dsyt iContecuove) 54« 1 Day - J0» 6 Days (Consecuave) 61s "Ma-cnsndbe Far Sele" lor aunt •Me* OM your M M do, • appatve Ml tKeedmg 1200 aacn. HMnt Iha Oo*y Poojete! camel bo rooeonoojt 2 Deyt (Coneeculhe) .75* 7 0*yi{Comeajtve)..Sl« 2 Days IConsecuevs). J4« 7 Days |ConeKiiaM) Sit •ox ncn-Y scnvtci toanonaaTnlMda. Col MM TOO a Days (Consecutive) S5« mud M pnead Noncommercial 3 Osyi (Conieculrvtl Me 6 Days ICormcuiKe) 46« 3 Oayi (Cooeecueve) 76* 10 Days iCoowcutve) 46t 10D»«(Con" I |ContsculM)..SO< t ads only 4 Deyt (Comvjcutivfj) K* 4 Oeyt (Corasculive) 72< Ella." iM P m Hour nrauao Hum* to Cormo) Mss on RMutat nea Mr. 4M an A tor Sunday 5 Oeyi IConsaculM) 5M 5 Dayt (Consecullve) 66t 1130pm latJoerWr stood*,

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CHEVY 1*11 PICKUP — With cap RICatP T tONlST — For animal he* Secretaries Autoj For Sale paid tor uted Carl 100% tlrvancli Black. 30,000 miles, reg. o*> v • ]» aHieii, 9«ua%Mo ev peao wiw eiaam%e™a) to guallftad buyers M44SST i>wtd. indash AM>FM/CB with mi have taMkaaatne aaaM-lanca. Moil wart Mem Keuri M tat. Typists LINCOLN MARK IV 1975 — ' clock, Mini condition. Auung U »MC GKEMLIN 1VS Call a41-4Mi or e4l-4SM naate aaa4v In aereon, Camaa roof, wire whgalt. ileree tape, al Animal Heiaxw", mrawamnr, N.J. Bookkeepers powar oMMni. blue. 44.000 mltai FOND PARCEL DELIVERY •71 MM ifln S am. U.030 4IIOJ3S enar 3. TRUCK 1t71 — ins or best offer NICII>TIONI»T/UCaiT*av Wo nope you! Long end inert term ANTIQUE 1tS4 auICK ROAD LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MARK South Jeriev Sur»kal, 747»jl4. Oa*a Ivetu. tlwam. Ht tlaM, eM temporary assignments or* coming — MASTER - Enelna In axallanl run an pnone To l»0 Fee vale. IV 1971 LoL w il g, y d FORD PICK-UP — t«74. automatic In oaliy Work tha areas of your nine ean«tnan Muft MM. Ca condltlen. 11175. South Jeriev ACI CMPLOVMINT AOEMCV choke. Never o toe Highest Day »4-nea altar t transmission, Ranger-tOO. |1fO0 or M TDomai NIIM " gleal, 747-1414. besl oHer Call 717-2071. ratal. Many fringe benefits BUICK SKYLARK I«S — Malch MGB — 1971. rad converilWe Leokl aCCKIATIONAL AID! — For back, v 4 anelwa. »IMI Mttad r«d good, runt good 17,000 miles waataadl, inmMlale apanln. May alt. laur waad. only 4fM0 mIM AM/FM. tnowv 11500 t7»le» 4 MotorcvclM apeft al CllltsWe HaallK Can Can Good condition. UOtt Call Uon tar. M Canter it. CIKIweea Beach OLSTEN Frl., ' J. w HH. Aftar I a.m.. call MONTE CARLO 1071 — Good condl 4O-W4S. tlon. very clean, asking 11400 Col HONDA CR11S DIRT BIKE 1t7S — KICEPTIONISI TEMPORARIES 244 MM A-1 tondllton, many mires Vtry Iwv meolcal aHke, haavv onoM, It? Rl. M. Eetontewn MMWJ BUICK SKYLARK H71 - Ti fast Asking i4M, will talk W-nH SECRETARY Emctllant condition UM Ca MONTE CARLO LANDAU 1971 — after i or s p.m ACI CMPLOYMtNT AOENCV Stano require* mull ft* obi* lo con- U14M Loaded, needi tome minor work M Thaenai U1S4U Shrewibwtv verse In Oormen. Start KM hour 31400 "t 1310 HONDA 1*7S CB340 — EMCelleni BUICK REOAL t«71 — Air. AM/FM ditlon Low mileavc. |700 Call RN/LPN M/F — Full lime, part ACE EMPLOYMENT ASENCY itarao, batt otfar. Call MONMOUTH MOTORS MOm after 4 P.m. lima. Ut 11-7 mitt, for Freehold 10 Ttlomai I4IMM Shrewsbury sunn 31 Hwv. 31, C__ 51H«lpW»nttO CMivalatcerrt Cantor, a skilled nun- HONDA Wl — 450. ii.000 miles 51 Halp Wantad S1H»lpW-nl-xl Si H«IP Wanted SECRETARY MUU ••^Bm luueka f* ^11 4.— Inlaruleu. E«celMnt skills liKluOIng steno. toe BUICK 1«7t SKYMAWK - V-4, Needs motor wock Beit offer. '•TJ T*M<.V k_4an IVI IMBBTT Wiarw power steering. AM/FM. sunroof 241-SS11. evening* neooll.bl. To »M0 automatic transmission vary eco- FULL AND PART TIME WORK NURSE RN M/F — Full lime pael- RN/LPIS. 4)1N I M/M f — 11:10 p.m. to I:M ACt EMPLOYMENT AGENCY nomical 42.000 milts I11O0. HONDA CB-SM 1f74 - Good condl AVAILABLE - Ushers, cashiers, tlon available an evening shift. Look PRODUCTION a.m., twanlaMi per waok. RN/LPN. 20 Thomai 14I-S444 Shrewsbury BUlOpl lion- 7,700 mllei, twit offar Cal doormen Apply In person after 7:30, ing lor caring individual with good ):Mte II: JO p.m., four evenings per SERVICfi STATION ATTENDANT MONTE CARLO 1177 — _ 747S711. COACHING eves- only Atlantic Tneatre. Atlan- management and super visor v skill*. WORKER w*e» Coll for oppeiMmenI • a.m. to CADILLAC IVTS COUPE DEVILLE root. power St.. tic Highlands. !» par day, every other wefcand Excellent opportunity far a parson ~ Part-time, evonlnei. Apply In per HONDA 400CM- r l»7» a. t p.m.. escort Thuntfav. Mount ion, Eatontown Shell. Rt. Ji end — Air. many amrai. (ISOO Ing/brokai/wlndowl, air. II, POSITION Off. Call for appointment. Hilltop with Initiative, no eaperlence neces Pleasant Manor Nursing Horn*. ^ Call syj-taw miles Loaded. IJ0O0 Coll eft. condition. HM» FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER - Nursing Home, tri-fin. tery. Apply to: " th St. otn 741 4201 HI 2141 FULL TIME EDP tKPOSur* halPful. collection ••> Malaoon SeMall. CAMANO — tt74 LT. law mllaaai Pftrttnco a mull EictHlent pay and NURSE RN OR LPN M/F — Part A.E.D. CORP. DNS. LFN'S M/F — All Willli, Im SOCIAL WORKER axcallant condition. Air condition OLDSMOBILE DELTA M — HONDA 1171 XROO — Junior dirt WOMEN'S FIELD HOCKEY rlnoit. Forward rtium* In con- P.O. Box IN bike. Eiceilent condition. Reason- AND WOMEN'S SOFTBALL time end vacation release, all shifts. mediate openlngt May apply at Cllr To work with menially retarded Int. oowar brakat/ttaarlna, naw ri 1171. Two-4oor, til pow#jr, itr, i««nc» to BOK E 100, Tht Dally Monmoulh Convalescent Ceniar, ti* Bounder v Rd Hide Healin Can Contar, 100 Canter adultt and their families. In com dial! On. oonar IIWvuil o«.f ccrtwrcltx. oe>w muffler, able. Call 471-5117 after 2. RetfliiMr, Shrtwiburv, N.J. 07701. Marlboro, N.J. 07744 Admlnlttratlon of women', field Bath Ave., Long Branch UMJOfl. St.. CIHtwosd Beach. munlty-oetod day acllvllv proarem HMnE ttonax) Iranimiulon. §X- KAWASAKI 197* - Low miteega. Poiltlom available In Mid im ut MM. afttr . p.m Mxk.v and rvofnin'i uftball wo- JASOLINE ATTENDANTS - Male NURSE-RN tA/F — 7-3 Shift, full or tALEIPIRtON — Fun lima. Per dtoUK/Monmouth Counties MSW or good condition, best oHer. Call oram tn -.li pnatet. incltxltna de< or Female, full and part-time. Appfv part time, 11-7 shift, Frl. and Sat. RIAL ESTATE SALES — Fleer CHEVROLET — Cultom Van 1»77. in 1*34 anytime. lime, training, fumble hours manent pBtltlon. Pleaie aoplv In Manor's In Ceuntollne. Call PARK CHEVROLET v».oi.rn4?nl of ikilll, recruitment, ct> n person, 230 East Newman Spring* only, te.33 start, after short protoa Parian, CARROLL'S, 10 Broad SI . M« in 1101 altar 1 p.m. for an op- CM. 34.000 mites, magi and side Sa Ml-Leatlno-Service-Parti ordinalitoo of assistant coaches. a» Rd., Red Bank lion, t*U Par hour. Excellent fringe CARROLL AOINCY 4""00 pipes, Craig cassette, four speak.rt KAWASAKI 1*74 KX13S - Dirt bike, polntment llent condition, new tires, and •nee with budael Planning and benefits. Call Atlantic Highland. overhead console, cepleln's chairs other •••*» pertinent to mh tow I GENERAL FACTORY HELP — Hurting Home. • Middltiown Ave., RECePTIONIST — intelligent, re PINE BELT CHEVROLET very quick Call 747-034? SPOMtbiC person (or Doctor's oHice SECKETARY/HECtPTIONISI — SUPERVISOR runs and looks great S41W. will talr Coordinate tporU Intormetlan and Partax Embroidery, lot Hwv. M, Atlantic Highlands Wl 0400, Mon • Light Ivptng Apply, 1111 Rt. J*.Credit or bonking background not- Call 7414117 iow Statt Mwv M. ' publicity tor the department. Coo Keyport. No phone (.ails Frl. only, f-4 P.m. Five davss per week,, medical beck M31W MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE — ound preferred Sand Return* to HUM. mun essery E»c,llenl beneflls To SIM. Reasonable rates. Grosiinaer a> m lo ttw 9tn*>*tl philoiox K 3a*. The ballv Retjltter, SECRETARY — Tlroa of IIS* .. wason. Good condition. Company PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 1fT1 —Heller Agencv. 1) Wlkoff PI- Red new full service talon, experience OFFICE CLEANERS — Part-time Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 POOt - want more responsibility 30 Thomai m UU Snrewtoury car on way. Bait offar over t700 Weoon Good condllton, UK) Bank. 7413100 > and retautattoni of the univer preferred, full or pad time. Ul-JTf $ evenings, Holmdel area. Must be II sitv Oueli Citation. Minimum of a Please call ul If you hove o veer or SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - C«HI SHXI^O or over, ratpontjbie and reliable. REAL ESTATE SALES — Best loca- more OKparienc* on o Mag Cant MMBV. TRIUMPH 7» Bachelor . Degree and provtn HAIRDRESSER/ESTHETICIAN — Call M*-*M0.1 a.m. to S p.m., Mon. tion In Rurriion A new concept In Part-time days and weekends Alto PLYMOUTH — Wi, Interior In very Good condllton, SMS0 coatrting and playing experience In typewriter IIBM/A B Dlckl Bull evenings and weekends Will con- CHEVROLET IM»ALA IM4 — _ To perform facial duties, five-day Frl. reel estate brofceraee Call Ronald noil located In Rad Bank. Coll Men. automatic, power ^taarlne/brakat good condition, IMM vlim, UW Call 741 *140 both field Iwtkty and MrftMII, with waek, no nights. Salary and com S. DeBree for confidential Interview sider trainee o»-e|gO Cell iv MM efttr • p.m. OUTBOARD MECHANIC — Quali- fly. 141 4040 mafl wrteeu. excellent condition YAMAHA 1*7* — 400 Eiccellem con tence of HKCtftS In human rela million Approximately $17S to|22! MFM GROUP REALTORV INC., 30 SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS - U» or bell offer Call 4tt.jm. eye I. Salary: Commensurate with a wttfc trots. N.J. State HcenM fied outboard mechanic wanted for Ridge Rd, Rumton, J*7«MJ A PONTIAC TRANS AM 1tT7 — 17, dMion Meg wtviels new boat dealership, experienced Openings. II p.m 7 a.m.. (three mlaji. air, new lir«». AM/FM t.p* Call 717 2127 qualifications and eitoerlence and required. Call 747-S444. "Moat For Your Money" tm Agency. SeCRETARY within the unlw»ri,iv'. ttructurt. only Year round position MI-MM. dovl) AIM) Ml shift. Hour days) CHEVROLET VAN H7t - lfJ.OOC ter defrost, A i condition. t4S*V HOSTESS/HOST — Experienced REAL ESTATE SALES Typing, no ttene. Mod telephone Call 741-4141. Cell at 94V After t. call 471 M21 YAMAMA — 1*74, RL . PART-TIME EARLY SUN. A.M. rapport Start 11*0 miles, windows, air. regular gas ml condition, very fast 1479 Picas* submit application letter 'all tor appointment after 4 p.m., CAREER OPPORTUNITY TELEPHONE SALES/OFFICE Reesonebtt 747-«J0 47-4017 NEWSPAPER HOME DELIVERY Established tMencv with 30 vtart ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY PONTIAC LCMANS Iftt — Six Call 471-2419. iiatioo position for which you art ideal tor parent and child with full M Thomai I4I.MM Shrowtpurv SUPPLIES — Experience pre- cyllfMttr, four-door, 44.908 mllei* applying, resume, reference* and experience has, tor a limited time, CHEVROLET MONZA IVTf — + NSURANCE — Commercial Unet tin car ar Van, earn $1S to S30. two akecullva sales openings M*m- ferred. Full time Call 74I-OM1 nelcnbach. 14.000 mlies. V 4, auto- power tlotrlrta/twelies, air, new othtr ptf tlrvtnl mit.nil, poit underwriter, Monmoulh County. SECRBTARY — Experienced only, Auto Services/ marked on or before May JO, 1M0 Established route, no collecting ber MLS and RELO. Referrals In- wllh lome boakkaopln. knowledge TITLE EXAMINER matic, power sleerlnfl. radlall. tlret and mowt. ».«0 w OI«. ii t.J. Require, aiiperlence In proper 747-1143. centives, bonuses, radtot. training. AM/FM stereo, pood mpo. Like new Full time, weekendt art Oood com. Mult be experienced end deemed In Parts v, casualty and packege. l HIM Call for confidential interview AP the SUM Manege office In Mon Bell offer. M4-1I01 or 144-1441. MS ELISABETH W PALMER egancv Exctltent opportunity. PART TIME HELP — Apply In per PLCBROOK AGENCY. INC., Jake pony benellti Mutt apply al 100 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1*7* — CAMPUS PERSONNEL SERVICES Center SI. Clltfwoad Beech, N.J. mouth County. To 23K plus benefits. De)iu«» sJ model, K mpf. C»c«itent starting salary and benefits. Seno ton only between 7:30 and *-30 p.m. Leffertt, 471 1300 CHEVROLET CAPRICE — TWO. ENGINE — 1*74. 3i| engine. Com- PAIRLEIGH DICKINSON at the Eetontown Drive-in, Rt. 31 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCV onditlon. IM00 Ml *1J* esume to insurance, P.O. Box mi. SECRETARY 20 Thomai 747-14W Snrewtpury 1*71, air. AM/FM, 110.000 miles plete with trentmlMlon. M.000 UNIVERSITY Red Bank. N.J. traffic clrda. REAL ESTATE SALES — Career. 1700 Other H7I, air. AM/FM. lull 2» MAOISON AVE. Knowledge of tlene. marketing PONTIAC — If77 •onnevllte. .mall miles J200 Call 4*S-2407, after 3 In field training, over W year* •• background helpful. Start lite. TRAVEL AGENT — Experienced, power. nm> mllei. ISM Call W1 engine, ORcellont oe. rnlreooe, P.m. U00. MADISON. N.J, QJUD JANITOR/JANITRESS —Full-tlm* PART-TIME — Stcre- 741-1347. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/ anllor/jenltfess/bulldlng cutto- lery/Rectpt.onlil, tat.. 15 Pleat perlence- Call Jean irwln. Realtor, ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ull lima. Coipiili Travel Canter, toeded, ell oolloni and power. A-i W141W » Thomat '47-I4U Shrewibtvy Shrewsbury, Mrs Kann, 041-rKM Showroom condition Original AHlrmetive Action Emptovtr •< dlen 40-hour weak, some split dav«. ant phone voice, good tkiii* AP- CHEVROLET l«70 STATION WAG- 4 Auto Rent/Lease M/F PLE BROOK AGENCY. INC., ON — New tires, shocks, muffler, owner. Muit Me. pttl t7l-o»a. f-5 Red Bank Write to Box E-304, Tht P.m. Dell* Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. 47MJ0O Ask for Denlse runs good, needs battery 1415 AUTO MECHANIC — Good Mv, ?»1 4424105 RAMBLER STATION WAGON IHf RENT A VAN —Low, low rate* Call p*rt lima, Sat. only. Experienced PART-TIME — Newspaper home Martv. TOM'S FOR D. Hwv IV Kev- only. S4MKU. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR — Major delivery, Mon - Frl., 10 a.m. ft CHEVROLET VAN 1?7> — Cultom, - 71,000 ml.*M Clten 1400 Call •w« after 4 P m. port. 244-1400. Freehold area Company hat an *n Noon. Rumson-Felr Haven area, •> SIH cylinder new tires, excellent BEAUTICIAN — Experienced. Par) •lltnt position available for an exc- tabiithed route, no coHeclinfl, mutt CLASSIFIED condition. $2700 S42-OBS4. R.TTENHOUSE i. Call Keflv'i Beeutv Salon. pet-tented keypunch operator EM nave car. 747 214]. CHEVROLET LAGUNA 1174 LINCOLN MERCURY/ IM. Auto insurance Tl TOM, for Interview. Mrlence on 1741/43 or TAB700 a 0 Hwy. 33 77V1SOD Oceon Twp definite plu. Call *i\ MOO, for ap 44,000 mllei. mint condition, now BOAT MECHANIC - EkPeMWOd PART-TIME - But driver, private paint, air AM/FM. iwlvol Mott. poinlment Equal Opportunity Em tchool. will train. Good pay. Call RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE AUTOTRUCK-CYCLE only, Apply In perion. Sandv Hook plover. SUM »-eOOO. E»l 7*1. between excellent bonaflti package For in COMET 1171 - AM/FM eight track PHOENIX BROKERAGE — Fa- AWIna tan. Onoownor Gereowd all the time. 3-4 p.m. • rview contact K. Orofthans, PART-TIME — Job. delivering OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS Perftct tttap* Call 747-isn. mous for low cost auto insurance. Ent 174 4M0MV ask tor Denlia iasv payment plan Immediate 1 D CARPENTER — Cabinet Imtella newspapers, early mor.ttng hours. STEIN CADILLAC artfs Fee Quote bv pnone Cycles, [ton work Shop work Apply 11fl Rt KITCHEN HELP NEEDED — An mutt have car Call after 4:30 p.m.. 00. Call 244-3M7 73t-2213. CORVETTE H7» — Brawn/Ian tXK ASBURY AVE., ASBURY PARK other StuH Yer Face opening In 77S- MOO M. Mann rn-.m. ,ong Branch. Orlll, sandwich, mllei, excellent condition, PHOENIX BROKERAGE — Fa- CLERICAL/TECHNICAL PART-TIME V Work with ladles' FLOOR WAXINO CARPET ALTERATIONS .lean-up, prtp and pliia maker fashions, |7 per hour plus wardrobe, AWIIng 111,000. U* 1443 STRAUS BUICtCOPEL mous tor low colt auto Insurance High school diploma, IMS. TRAIN needed Davs and night* Call OFFICE CLEANING INSTALLATION NINE ACNES ot New and Uted Cars Easy payment plan. Immediate ID ING Call Mon.-Wed.. *-l no investment 471-44t4, »») CARPENTER - No lob to big. no CORVETTE t«74 — Loaded, 1 gjiiir. 73* 10**, » 5 p.m. lob loo small. miles, mult tall. I7M0 or bait e Hwv U 24000 Kn cardl. Free quote bv phone Cycles 00 Call 144-1007 LANDSCAPE — Gardener's Helper Floor waning A Office Cloonlne JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION - H7.14SO Call 7414115 THE FINEST SELECTION — Of CLERKS PART-TIME — S » a.m. to 7 a.m. Commercial and residential Re Ro-lavt. repairs, re stretches, cus Wanted Exptnenced only. Driver's Supplement present Income, estab- CORDOBA 1»7J _ All aa new and utvad cars In Monmoulh TYPISTS icensa a mutt. Call I41-72SS. lloble work ot I roaapnaole price, torn work and cleaning. 2*44177 CARPETCLEANING County. Over too e.r-4ondltloned 10 Wanted Automotive SECRETARIES lish morning newspaper routes, Frae ittlmatoi Call 747-eMt loaoed. AM/FM. 4J.0O0 mllei. I new can In ileck. McCLOlN LEGAL SECRETARY — For small • veilable to person with car. 471-MI1. KEYPUNCH Al EXPERT CLEANING - Up- BUICK OPEL INC., Shrewsbury M VM have any of the ebove tkllli _. office. Stano and typing re- Belmar, Mlddletown, Atbury Park WINDOW CLEANING or Holmdel/He* let area. Can earn MISCELLANEOUS holstery cleenlng. Reesonabli 1 etet COUGAR 1*4* — Runs very g Ave., New Shrewsbury 741 4.100 A & A — All Junk cart wanted, and are interested In temporary Quired Leg>al experience preferred Morris Horfmon, 747-O2OV. UOO I474MI 5.n bafare 11 30. op prices paid Immediate pick-up. work, why not come in and register' Send rasuma *r>d salary require- SIM to 1300 monthly. Davs, (-71-7044 PARAGON WINDOW CLEANING TOYOTA CELICA GT LIFTBACK ments to; Box C-30., Dally Register, or 144 •MO Evert, I77-40S3. Sun before I p m.. weekdayl. after Call J44-4W7 or eW-OUO We pev top rales. No fee charged EUROPEAN FACIAL — Hair G+ SERVICE— Commercial and rail STEAM EXTRACTION PROCESS 1*70 — Fly-mud, air, AM/FM lope .hrewsoury, N.J. O?701. donllal Fro* estimates, 471 uu 4p.m. deck, tog Itohti, rear defrott. ••• ILL JUNK — Wrecked and un- ACE TEMPORARIES PERSON TO TAKE — Charge of a sign, noil iculpturlne, eapert itvl- — For th* best In carpel care, free ellent condition SS400. 741-1S*7. wanted cars and trucks Bought. 70 Thomas S42-0J03 Shrewsbury .IFE AND PANDC AGENT — 70% group of young people to secure new ing. mon. women and children • >lim.M Call !44 Ml CREDIT PROBLEMS Salon u. Coin f4oc«. raa-SWO. No c.sh* II you're working, we can Call 4»\04ti Bill. CLERICAL ommlition contract, drew, bonut. customers for local Paper. Good TENNIS help to get you financed. No money TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su- •ad», fr.noe beneilU. Call Ed pay l Call Mr. Lucky at 141-4000, Ext. perb service DOWNES PONTIAC, ALL JUNK CARS WANTED Experienced with Bit* Cross. Blm ROOFING * SIDING down Payment! arranged to suli Shield, sood typist To $IH) Gllrov, M4y«74 1*7. Call between 2 and 4 p.m. GARAGES — Etc.. cleaned out and INSTRUCTION your needs Many New and Quant* 42 Lower Main St., Matawan. Call 7 a.m. to 4 P m . 747 un Ask hauled eway Other lobs considered or Frank ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY LIFEGUARD — Required tor PERSON - To deliver paoen In GAGLIANO l/ted Can to choose from. Call Mr Ltttm 70 Thomas 747-MN Shrewsbur Coll John, 747-41M. 10 TENNIS LESSONS - H> Deal Fredericks et Ressel Pontlac, ]•) gardan apartment. Cad early a.m. on Sunday mornings. Roofing Siding Gutter 1 Rapelrs ALL JUNK CARS - And trucks 2*4 114* (Malayan Aberdeen area) Call Ned clay courts. Ounlop Stall Pro. Free esllmalei ]2t«M1 or 221 tost. Broad 51 . Red Bank 741itS0 TOYOTA 1f*f-Four wanted. Top dollar, tree 14-hour CLERK STENOGRAPHER — And .CATHY'S BACK — With new Eoulpmenl dlscotinlt. HI-aP4. motor, good condition. S7J0 After 4 litng, Mlddletown offke f-S p.m. MMJffi. Mill! for healing and * DAT5UN — 1f7S. air. front-whee ., S44 1417 Piik-uP Call 4*1-144* or 727 lilt LIQUOR STORE CLERK — Perl- ROOFING Reply to Box C 301. The Daily Reg Im* some eves and weekends Over PIZZA MAKER NEEDED —Anoth- Call IU-H04 Hestdenllal Commercial drive. J3 msg . regular gat. roof ALWAYS LOOKING FOR — Junk LIMOUSINE rack. 33.000 mllei. excellent condl TRIUMPH TR7 Iff) — Excellent «t«r, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 21. Experienced only apply. 2M-2BU, er stuff Yer Face opening In Long OCR INC.. 442 «m niiaej and out, low mll«eg«. many and body damaged cars and trucks. trench Full time needed, deys end LIGHT HAULING — Altks and oa lion 1)300 l«1.joai. M-*704 between 4 5 p.m. CLERK/TYPIST-Engineertnade- PN — 3-tl part-time, every other lights Some experience. Call roges cleanod, tree work. Coll SERVICE new parts Beit offer around 13000 partment Typing, clerical and ml»- DODGE CARS 4 TRUCKS After 4, 170417] weekend plus one waek day. Ei-•70-44** S414U4 or 471 7114 HIGHEST PRICES PAID •lientou* duties. Hours flexible perlenca required Apply In person LIMOUSINE SERVICE — All 0CC4- REMSEN DODGE For iunk can and scrap Apply In person Electro Impulse PLANT HELP WANTED lions. Airports and Atlantic City, 14*4100 TWIN BRIDGES FIAT 0-4, Arnold WalMr Nursing Home. HOME RT 3S, SAYMEVILLE. N.J. MMISS Leo , IMS Corlles Ave , Neptune 421 South Laurel Ave . Hailet For factory work MESSENGER from SIS. Low rates. Free quotes. 74 tti-IUI Call 747-74], hour, 7ari*nc«d APPIV in p*r ton, Lang John* Ltd , II Baach 6. Have Integrity HEATING 74I-41M Or 741 2247 Most of the car rebuilt. Body and TOP DOLLAR PAID MAINTENANCE PERSON — Part paint eacellenl condition Must bo Blvd.. Highland. Ime, For smell condo complex. It Oo you Quality? HI 0CO i-M.OOO irv FAINTING* teen 147J 707-noi. for tunk cars, immediate pickup hours per week. Experienced, refer- :ome first year. Call for appoint- Total Homo Improvements Call 222-1200 or 222 2340 COUNSELORS-DAY CAMP — lo nent new. HEATING AND AIR DECORATING VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK ••a* at Strathmor* Bath and ences. ?7i-44»4 Your proven have been answered. FORD TORINO 1970 — Small V-4 CONDITIONING "Total" Is a reliable homo Insprovo- Needs work, runs good UOO or bait 1t73 — Orana*, excellent, new WE NEED USED CARS Ttnnii Club, Lloyd Rd., Matawan, F. GET! brake*, automatic, four-cvilnder op dollar paid MULLER CHEV May 34. 10 a.m.-12 noon. Minimum MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER New furnaces, air conditioners, got EXTERIOR PAINTING AND ment contractor looking lo servo cesh offer 717-4144. 3-7:10. ROLET. Hwy. 34, Matawen, aot It Bring rt.um* and birth Excellent medical lyplit. Ok 264-2400 conversion. Service and repairs li STAINING — Baautlful point loos you. Room additions, edd a levels, air-cooled, manual iteerlna/brahet. eptvone. To ft 90 don* by ErMIe I screoe old paint off FORD — IH3. four-door, good condi- 'S.iM miles. »»•!. tax and MV fee 544-0000 c*rtifloi* AIM, ona instructor for Call Mon. Wed.. t:M a.m.-4 p.m. vearl experience Frae estimates dormers, finished basements, vlnvl arii and crafts and ctrimkt. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Independent Hooting Contractors windows end wain them before re- replacement windows, convert ge- tion AUIng U» ixtra 5hr»wibory Motors, Dealer. 20 Thomat 7-)) uu ShrewfAury painting. I rocoulk ell spots ana 7474014 411100 WE BUY — Used Cars and Trucks. PRODUCE PERSON - Wantad. Job raae or porch to a now room. >chwaMi Chrysler-Plymouth- In Red Bank area. Joints that need It. I work neot end Scroonod-ln porches. Try in. eye MOTEL ROOM CLEANING •Met your homo will look beautiful, espe GEORGE .WALL VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT 1*77 —Maida. Red Bank, 74 7.0717 DATA ENTRY 747-O9M or 747131V, ask for Wayne know you will bo satisfied. Sea-ma. Green, four-door eutomettc, four- Steady work, good pay. part-time daily v/lth white trim For free estl 24-hour answering service LINCOLfl/MERCURV Ktvpunch or CRT eaperkence Good nirxj hours Mutt have car. For mate, call Eedla al 471-440). Shrewsbury Ave at Sycamore cylinder, manual steering, disc benefit. To W 00 hour. PRODUCTION ASSISTANT — Full PLUMBING AND HEATING ShrewUtiry 717341 brakes front, 17,073 miles, like new, nlerview call •42-1I3; lima, for 4 fatl-growlna handbag Russell Alu. 14 hour service. Coll ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY company Accuracy and attention to 707-MW or 7i7-7tll. HOUSE PAINTING — Bv college CUSTOM KITCHEN CABINETS AM/FM. V47*S. Tei and MV fees 20 Thomei 74T-3M4 Shrewsbury MUSIC TEACHER NEEDED—For OCR INC. GREMLIN 1974 — V-4. power steer eitra. Shrewsbury Motors, OeaMr, detail* a mutt. Good with figures student with three summers ** no brakes. AM/FM cassette, ex • i school veer To retMec* pres- U1-40TV 41-U00 DENTAL ASSISTANT — Rod Bank ent teacher on year's laava of and record keeping. Call Rich for Perlence. Very neat, very reason- tres. mint condition. 3e4-1Tyi Help Wantad •ta Exptrlonccdi X-ray Mcont*. atnenc*. Pt»*»* send res4*me care of Interview. 172*331. MOVING 4. STORAGE end have many references VOLVO SERVICE SPECIALS DOES YOUR HOME - NEED AT- GRANADA 1*77 — Slx-cvllndar. Fogr hanOad. lit down ««nlis1ry Super intendenl'i Of (let. Henry TENTION? Maintenance, repair Running weekly Call Red Bank Vol- Male/Female Call bitwitn 11 a.m -3 p.m.. HudMn Regional School. 1 Grand power ttearlng.brakei. air. H.OfX o. 741-Sett for details. 51 Hiipvvanttxl NICK » MOVERS -Low and senior CRAFTMAN fNTERPRISES - mllei, excellent condition. S711435 Tour, Highland., N.J. 07713. atet. eeven davl a weak, free esti- Exterlor/lnlerlor, start now. Quality GRANADA 1f77 — Six-cylinder VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT — OioteC mates Call anytime, Sts-tm )ISHWASHER — Apply In p*rK*v NEEDED — Supervise smelt group ouarontaod. References 747-ottt power iteerlng/brakei. air. 71.000 071, four-door, looks end runs like Tht Short Point Inn, 3M0 Hwy. IS, FRANK'S HOME REPAIR — Ana mllei. excellent condition. 17M41S now 444004,1 after 4 p.m. 7-3 RN/M/F Hatbrt. b«two«n M p.m. of eerly morning newspaper car- CARL B. JONES —Eatarlor-lrr Improvements, plumbing. Between Full time charge posi ter* in Naetuna. Matawan, Kevaort FENCING terlor end wallpapering. Proa esll 4:M and •:» p.m., H4-174I. GTO 1*40 — Excellent condition ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN — and West Long Branch areas. Good CONFUSED males 27* WO stock 400 motor, four speed, poel salary and car allowance Supple- Trucks tlon. Immediate open- :*P*f-tn(t. prtftrrod. DisXal T*»t FENCE INSTALLATION ~ All HOME IMPROVEMENTS trectlon rear. mags, side pipes. and rtpair arta of rapidly growing ment yowr present income. Days, CUSTOM PAINTING block Asking 11203 or belt offer ing. Blue types available. Vary roaaenaete. •Skylights to Second Story And Trailer! Atlantic Highland* firm. *'/~>-rs soon on laheal I Oaa black ta busline Naw •cant and lust reaocorean Coal It Domestic Help 'INANCIAL i VACANCY mont. lawoll' 11 and otevroom. ... taoav Mi.90* School Social Warkar oil furnace, law) ama haat. «7* CENTURY 21 COIENI, Realtors PariTMne HOUSEKEEPER - lummum sldMa and trM and extra Tiie Shore Realanal High School Pit hliaiiwark, !•.»»,. caaklna, Utten. Attached ono^or ear II Rlvor Rd. Fair Haven irkt Ml en ee»mng tar this petition chilM d carah ankd do*. MMmym educa- lectrtc Vard landtcaMd for (HI) 741 7404 tion; Ivs vaart pan aaasrsaace. 44- privacy, tool houee tar •torasa Oc- New Jtnat urtMkaHM. lend re- hour week S3 » an haw. 14.41 aw riwanrr after %m*. IS. Call for »i> RUMSON FAIR HAVEN AREA: — WM by lui a. «•• AHrad J. Itma. Call imrg aalntmant waahdavt before 10 a.m., all t tenet Hr our "Shore & Caun- CWTIMMIM. taMrkkMM Mara weekencM fcatwaan 1-4. 141-4 70S rv LlvlAd" brochure, Met, daacrlp- MJaW HIM tcbaal DMrtcL Ma»- MATURE WOMAN — (acMlaM ref- «M. price* an exclusive 11 Ulna* mauW Park HIM), West LW Call 71 Merchandise For .PPLtftROOK AOEHCV, Raaltar, tl Avt of Twa Riven, Rumaan, •ranch. N.J. inu An egual ea- Sale 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise 14 Merchandise 105 Summer Rentals HANDYMAN SPECIAL — partunltv — MOTHERS AIDa - Three afasr. i, living raam, kltchan, noons par waak, parmanant. All For Sale For Sale Wanted WAJTREMft/WAITBa. - Another SXIOT lat Financial arrangements RUMSON AREA — Call ar sand tor: Stuff Yer Face eponlna In lant domestic aul»i u SEA BRIOHT — Furntshad matai "HOMES FOR ALL SEASONS" with tmall chlMran. u par Haw. raams and iludln apartmants. Dally, w.sta. Call balwaen 44 p.m., •ranch. Matt 71. ban and mahtT 3 LINES TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO la-taM. Picture Brochure-Menmouth County on far interview. iTg-ieH references «1 30OJ COLONIAL FIVE-PIECE - TOP SOIL DOLLARS — Canvart Old Jawalrv la waaklv and monthly ralat MaM FOUR SEASONS REALTY aa dream Whalaitli. laadad an van sarvlci. air conditioning. TV. HAVE BUYERS-NEED LISTINGS E Rlvar Rd.. Rumson. S3044M 5 DAYS in. Can 717-7117 or ns-ail Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS Will lt h d pool TRADE AAITRESSES/WAITIRS - Musi Situations Wanted Buy Irom prlvata ownars and at- RUMSON AREA M experienced Aaaty In persan. COUCH — Cantamparary, VAN SEATS - sat far itn Dadaa. tataa. ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE U7 Ra> Dinar. 117 W. Front It.. Red $3.00 Female PfM, ajuallaianacltn.) candltlan, Ul Call •lack vlnyl/buck/whlu plaid In PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE SEA BRIGHT - Furnished ene- HISTORIC OPPORTUNITY — MFM GROUP REALTOR! •ana. The Regular FAMILY AM (Intla- t p.m.. I tons Baaa Includad. UN. 4tS4Mt. SIGNED 7tt Rlvor Rd, Fair bedroom apartment On ocitn. -lahetrsl can sell yaw un- Authentic Inn. asklna UM.M0 Ex > Rldae Raad. Rumson WAITRESS/WAITER - Apply In Havan, N J. Ml MS! Available JUM, July, Aufl MMl ckJSlvelv CAMERON. MURPHY A WE WILL BABVSIT — Your cnll ZENITH COLOR TV — So* Leave mimii oM-mf. •OWLETT REAL ESTATE, INC 747-8282 paraafi. Full time. Hi u,i a week. dean In ayr hama lurlne day Merchanaise faTseW OWLV Daily-Sunday not. 11". ancallant condition, SIM. WANT — Tandar lovlno can A "Most For Your Money" Aaancy KMRIENCID ONLY. Edle'i tlmeevenlng ham. HaiM eras Call Ofre*iriOtln*a frOflrl ItfJUMnOiQf rsOl #H* Oalna ta Garmany. must sail. your old china, tllvar, colnt, I SHREWSBURY RANCH — Buy ar LuncManalta, in ajumsan Rd. Lit- anytime. 144 141*. ceedlne a sate price at UN Bar Good condition only. 1I1-SS71. 10* Furnished Rooms HOLMDEL ent. lovi% iSrtaoge avallabla. By article REGISTER EDWARD W. COLLINS AOENCY owner. Throa^adrooms. 1W baths. WILL — Da your ihopfMm weekly at PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED. WANTED — Basaoall cardt. Itso't araa kltchan and dan Naar schqaf. WAITfRI/WAITRIlHI and iHO'i Pllchar Slaavat, Boatlai. ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY Pathmark, Hailal. Mutt hava Idltlanal Una. »l 0». No oil- 72 Oaraoe Sales A MAN'S — NAUTICAL VIEW. RELIABILITY COCKTAIL caiman card. ReetonaMe tee. Call count if cancalad aatara aaplrallan. Classified Ads 4)1 ni-«77. Ask lor Mlka. Naar NYC, Rad Bank bus. mlddla- f iperlenced only Mutt hava rafar- Pran. H4-aS4S. No chanfwi In capy Yard Sales aaad buslnass oantlaman. OTMIIO. WALL TOWNSHIF-OLENDOLA — ences. Call fflf an appointment. Hava tomaihlna to tail? pnana as low as LITTLE SILVER-SHREWSBURY Naw homos tor sala. Two-story KEANSBURO AREA: — Call ar' sand far eurTudor, lour bodroomt, IV. baths, in mi Situations Wanted GIOANTIC YARD SALE — Two Roooi for rcHil •Share 1 Country Living" brochure. amllv room with fireplace, living wAITtR/WAITRESs/M/ Apply In waakt. tlova, rafrlgarator. clothing, Call 707-4aa9 ar ill tan oom, dining room, country kitchen, person. Tha Sheraton Inn. 7J7O Hwv Male 542-1700 46 cents chain, gamaa. ale. 11 St. Jamas eundry room, two-car eeraoa. full 11. Hailel par llna. par day Ava. and Oakwood PI.. Kaansburg, MATAWAN — Room, naar butet. clutlva lUtlntB. APPLEBROO» basement lni.000 Also Ranch (Mtad an tMav maartlon) two blocks away fram boardwalk 01 Apartments AGENCY, Realtor. 44 Church St. homos with thraa badrooms. IB9.SM. WANTED SERVICE SALES ALL AROUND — Yard worn, Iran THE DAILY parking lot. Lime Silver, »>-Saaa. Mortgage available. Call 747-M49 or PERSON — Mini have awn van or cut. auttert cleaned. Prai attl- For FAST RESULTS 47-9411. truck. Approximately I] metet 741 4JOS. BBRDEBM - IMlUwin). New RED BANK — Large room, t _ Little Silver Realty Call 747-7411. REGISTER AT LOW COST ocatlon, close to transportation, 7* Auction Sales nc-btdrttom with dan Con When considering Buying or Selling FOSTER CHILD - San. U. naada CLASSIFIED ADS itnlum. FlrtxMoK*. central air, private entrance Ul 9190. 142-9402 741-0950 WAREHOUSE DELIVERV PER work, willing to laarn, own afk* to I aptHlancM, pool and tannlt. Con- Call a member of Tha SON — Fulltime, with references. * pl'tvon© Monmouth County aat thara. 13.40. Call parant at work. COL. JIM MOORE ASSOCIATES wtmianl lacaltw, ISM • month plut Neat as a pin Multiple Llsllno Service 1 p.m. la • p.m. Monday tnroueh AFFORDABLE — Laveam, Var Auctlanaart Aporaltart nllttt, (fumithMl u» a month 107 Nursing Homes Sat.. Hay Jr., 741 H41 ar StVOlW Ikalt. Wovan Waada. »*OFF LIST Grava Markars - Bronias - ullHttti) Juna or July occupan And move right In WELDERS — Slick, axperlenc traa quota. Call Haaatu, s«4»4t REGISTER To this three/four badremam homo 112 Condominiums •a. call 717 nit. HOUSE PAINTING — Quality work M1SM144I KEANIBURO — Licensed home Pl.ilar walls, hard wood floor*, tul Ask tor Ed AIRLESS PAINT SFRAYIR - W LANTIC HIGHLANDS — Thraa- laundry and cara Includad. Fraa basement and oaraoa. Fireplace In by aiiparlancad callaaa orsduata. haaa and aun. Jutt raaulll. Work, Classified Ads U.S. Na. 1 FLEA MARKET — Rl. 1, Town Houses Rsasonaole. References um Naw Brunswick N.J. S4S0K0. HO llrsl floor aoartmant, no home cooked meals dally. 717 MOO living, modern kitchen, formal din. aitallant. Many anlrai nitm at ulllltlas. Sacurlly Ing room and cool loloutled porch •abvUMita/ChlM tar t daalan undar ana raaf. Ooan Frl.. MAN WITH RACK.BODY TRUCK 542-1700 Sat. and Sun Naw outdoor lacllon IM Commercial No through traffic straat In Rad EASTPOINTB - Twfroodroom con Car* — For hlra. Traa work, hauling), add now ooan. Low dally rates. Bank, naar Little Silver border so, highly upgraded, carpatlng, (apt. Fraa estimates, xl-ono ANTIQUE — Bedroom furniture, Tall Fraa tram Matawan Araa TLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Thraa .anting and wallpapers Many built faur places, saoo. Electric dryer. oomt. all uimtlai Includad Laaaa. Rentals ns. custom drsparles. Bast buy In BABYSITTER. WANTED - At her MATURE ORANOAtOTHtR - 1100 After 4. M-4MS. 546-8100 sacurltv and rafarancas noulrod. Little Silver Realty ha building at 174.000. Principals home or mine, for two veer old 77 Pets And Livestock Wishes poaltlan babysitting In your Sacond floor apartmant. UBS par AGENTS — Exacutlvaa. pro 741-0950 only. 291-2411, for appointment only. child. Call after 7 p.m., saitow homt Hailal and lacal araa. ANTIQUE — Cardanlna Imala Tall Fraa tram MMdlatawn Araa onth. Call Jack McOewan, mama, attiar aaodlai tcsilonali: offlctt available In two HIGHLANDS — Two-bedroom con- CHILD CARE — Two chlldran. o JMins II HORSES — ISM and up Also hay, 71000. or thraa room, or largar. Air Toveoii CUR-ODDITY 671-9300 carpet, decoration. On long-term Neat as a pin do with luporb ocean view. Pool end and thraa years ok) HUM in PAINTING — CMIeaa students, with grain, shavlnes. OLTS NECK MOT El Etfklan- annls available. Low maintenance. Full tlma. Call altar 4. in mil Acrna Ihaaalna Cantar •TVHM Itatei. Rad Bank area. Pull Mr And move right In fiv. yaart aKparlanca. Call Mlchatl. Fair Havan (41-7U7 DEARBORN FARMS — 1170 Hwv . 1109 par waak, plus tan. Matal, leal. Low rents. 741-?»5 115.000, ELLENS. HAZELTON. RE 747S171. IS. Hotmdal. N.J. H4MS* Frath to par waak, plus ta». Light housa- To this Ihroe/tour bedroom home ALTOR. 442-3100 ANTIQUE COMMODE STAND — frultt and vatataetaa. llowari and Advanced And Beginners taping Dally rates avallabla. Call Plaater walls, hard wood floors, ful 71 Merchandise Twa ilalaht badt. daukla tad. chant ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Shoo vaoalaua plantt. Oardan tuoollai. DOG TRAINING 14724 or t44-1700. araa for rant. With overhead door basement and garage. Flraplaca In INTEREST RATES DOWN — On For Sale 57 Day Care/Nursery af drawart, itudani daak. aclaianal houaa plantt Ooanad aavan davt a Classas avas and Sat. afternoons. 1179 par month. 0714147. living, modern kitchen, formal din- Riverfront townhoute. Spectacular pakar tabla. athar Itamt. Call Bavshors Companion Dog Club IGHLANDS - Thraa room apart- Ing room end cool lelouiled porch view of the Navetlntt. Two or three- School >7l4aU. attar I p.m. . 741-0944 ant, aas haat. Hal oor month plus BROAD ST.. RED BANK — Modern No through traffic ttroet In Reibedroom unltt with iVi baths, dan, DESKS. PILES — Tablat. chain. Ilillat and sacurltv. Aftar 1, call garaee. Last chance at 112.100. •AH — Barral typa. (171. Plna office. IK to. ft. Private parking Bank, near Little Silver bordei addlrtd machinal, lypawrltara, of- BEAUTIFUL — Thraa-viar-old, MM, Yearly lease, 1119 a month. 741-111: 144,900. Price Increase eipettad. 741-051* . I ATTENTION WORKING MOTH- cacklall labi. drap laal. Hi Call flca aoulpmant, ale. at bargain raolstarad 'A-horsa. 14 hands, 12100. PUBLIC NOTICEII! I ERS — Happy Noun NurMry. Full OLMDEL — Svt-room apartmant. batore 1:10 P.M. LITTLE SILVER — Interest rates LUXURY — Hl-rise Condo-water HUM. prlcat. Naw ar utad. A AC DESK 471-0717 altar t p.m. ountry sotting, ctosa to transporta- I day tattlont, I 00 a.m.-S:H P.m. OUTLET. ll» Rt. IS, Oakhurtt COMMERCIAL STORAOE — Old an dropping, so your Interest In a law, tattoolnit Highlands Mint I Hourly ralat. Rl. 14. Matawtn. Call Ion, ligo par month faa-MOO. barn and out buildings, Vi-acre yard nice starter home In e good era* condition s**,wo. Call Rev Pataaro, BAR — And two matching ttoolt, SJlltao should be great. Saa our three 1*4 01)4 BIG EYPORT — Ona-badroom modarn <00 H It. office Rt 19. Mlddlatown Realtor, Mi «J4 butchar block formica and brawn DINING ROOM SET —Chroma and 471-9411 bedroom. Ivt-both, Iwo-ltory today naugahvda, Ilka naw. MM Call allai story, lultabia lor ona parson It's only IS9.900. E.A. ARMSTRONO SHADOW LAKE RESALES SUrtflUS SM.EII1 slaia with ila chain, ins. Arm monthly Including cooking gat. AOENCY, Realtors, 999 Proapoc t. MMiai chain, night tablat. wood plavpan BARGAIN! HIGH TRAFFIC LOCATION —With ALL MODELS 154400-1100,000 TWOQIAvNT -. walar, haat rafrloarator. No variance for body shop. Ava., Little Silver. 741.4900 ALSO RENTALS • EOROOMS — Dining roamt. llvlrw MI4JW. pott Sacurltv and laasa. Avallabla 7414040 WAREHOUSES OF' reami aati All arlcat. Thauaand af DINING ROOM SET — UOO and UB TROPICAL mmadlatalv. I a.m.-l p.m.. 49S-I710. MIDDLETOWN — Call ar sand tor KERR AGENCY KEYPORT — Small store tor rant our "Shore and Country Living' SURPLUS MATERIAL llamt lo choaaa Irom; china, alatt. Chatt of drawart, captain and 04har FISH EANSBURG — Unfurnlthad, tnroa 741-4477 Davl lllvar ale. BACKROOM ANTIQUES chain, and lablai. lampt, china, and 103 Hwv 34, Site month. Cal brochure, plct, description!, prlcas Evas. 741-4549. 747-4114 THAT WE CAN SELL 1 Business modarn rooms, haat, hot watar sup- •474411. on exclusive listings. AP Lautad at. U.S. lac. I Flaa Markdt much brlck-a brack. Lorralna't I hava 400 Rad Tloar Baby Oscars lad. Raasonaota. No pats. IS7-ataO DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC Opportunities and AntlQuai. XI. I. Haw Bruntwlck, Naarlv Naw, (bahlnd Laenardo Pott far sala. Baauimil colors. Easy te PLEBROOK AGENCY, Reelton LITTLE SILVER - M90 M. ft 990 Rl. 19. MMdletown, 471-2300. SHADOW LAKE IS SOLO OUT — AT THE LOWEST N.J. 1UOH0 Ofllcal, »l407i. Wad-Sat., 11-4 cara for. EANSBURO — Two badroom ttor*0t warehouse, %2.95 a (1. Devt partmant, haat and hot watar tup- But Van Horn has both new and DISCOUNT PRICES •EAT MARKET — Modarn tl. BLINDSI 741 UM Evei., Sun., M2-44W MIDDLETOWN — Navaslnk, by resale unltsl 154,900 to Illl.SOO DIRT STONE-TOP SOIL 787-0105 lad 1140 a month, ona month to- owner. Pour-bedroom, flraplaca, IV* urat Principals only. Call altar 7 Lavdori. Vartlcata, Wovan Woodt urlty. 7174714. MATAWAN — On Rt. 14. Moder We have rentals, tool »i-t4i7 baths, living room, dining room VAN HORN AGENCY. 747-4IM mrSSPmBSLm JO% OFF LIST. DELIV1RCDI CART PONEY — til hands, office. 140 sa. It Air conditioned kltchan. full basement, two-cer go- Call Elanby Producu tar Quota chastnut. shown tuccasslul. woo ONG BRANCH — Furnlshad or Evet: Marilyn Leahy, S424993 uRSERY SCHOOL — Far Ult ar FILL DIRT — Tap toll, fraa da carpeted, ample parking. Call afte rage. 101x119 lot. Call for appoint or Larry Schilling, 141-5579 at«tii "vary. Call altar S p.m.. Call a4s.3ow. unturnlshad. Ona block from ocaan. I p.i ~ mem efter 4 p m., 2919711 S7I.900 mJSAaB • la. Slata tarilllad Wrlla Box •il m-oiis. •44, Tha Dally Ragltlar, BOXES — Corruoalad. Packing *4»«ai SHADOW LAKE TERRACE — 200. IB WINDOWS"*"..... U71M OOBERMANS — AKC, black and MIDDLETOWN-HWY. 15 — Prim OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Wevllda V. N.J. 07701 pllai far InduUry and Moving and FIVE PIECE DANISH MODERN — Ian, 11" Slra, 10" Dam. Vat MATAWAN — Twa-badroo office space, highway frontage, I First floor, two bedrooms, two Slorapt Call 747^OW ar 4al-4a7l. urnlshad apanmant. 1150 a month Woods and Long View village New Badroam aat. MM walnut, aead can cartlftod. 1200 and up. 717-0202. professional building, 400 to. ft., 132 hornet from 1110.000 10Vk% mort bathi, 144,900. Naw — Ray Passara dlllon. US0 llrm. Ma44n. lus utllltlai, haat furnlshad. First, plut utliltlei 47I.14M. 2-5 p.m. Realtor — 2919214 •rsasx- NOW you en CHANOa ONLY THE FRONTS FREE TO GOOD HOME — Cat, •si, sacurlly. Adults prafarrad. No sage man. 5114905 or 491.4477. • ANKFINAHCIHaAVAH.AW.1 Of Old CaWnaU t SAVE FLEA MARKET — Mlddlatown Hit arav tabby famala. Iwo-vaart ok), pats Color TV. SS4-M44 or 4714413 RED BANK — 101 Monmouth St STG CONDO MART INC. your ClaMlflf d Ad.rrli. » 70V Hava a tnowolaca kltchan torlcal Soclalv. Juno 7 (rain data tpavod, vary atlactlonala, moving, 2,400 so. ft. available for proROOM FOR MOM. DAD TOO — Shore Homes. Condo Seoclollst avarnlaht with HU-LOOK Caolnal Juna 141, Craydan Hall grounds mutt llnd good home Immadlately. ad Bank Rlvarslds Ava fettlonal offlcet. Entire free-stand Recant 400-fool addition Ideal for Sea Bright. N.J. 4424004 !•( oa Salurda Y> lo otaWt FroMi. Call Boo callacl. S44-«l0O Laanarde, fram 10 a.m. to 4 p.m Do not want to put In shaltar. Alto FINEST IN LUXURY HI RISE Ing building. Suitable for any pro parent! In four-bedroom, four bat la our Monday's rdlltoa. Spaca ts. Nasarvatlons. cal hava fimala tin-month old. Call On tha Navaslnk Rlvar lenlonel/ofllce use with ample on ranch. Flrepleca. recreation room TRI-SIDE CLOSE-OUT — On total, chain, il, attar 7 p.m Walk to railroad, bus. Modarn ona site parking. Competitive renta two-car oarage. Ona mile Irom More Classified racllnart. twlvalt. fabrlct. valvata. 47HTIS0, or y/rlta lha Saclaly at P O nd two badrooms, S4M-up. Air can beach In Wail Long Branch. PRIN Kdlamandrla. thoamachar. Bo« MI. Navatlnk, N.J. 07711. Honing, haat, hot watar, balcony, ratal, call owner. Walter Zlmmere CIPALS ONLY. IB-HOB evening! on Next Page 222-8704 FREE 4. Son, 944-1400 LITTLE SILVER UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE — Crib mattrattas Thraa klttant doorman, sacurltv and mora. Ga- Sllvanlda Ava., Cpnovar PI lifts. Bad framat, tis »s Naw flva Call 747-J977 •oo. pool, marina avallabla. Bob, RED BANK — Luxurious new otflc ptaca badroamt, im Flva-olaca 41-17)1. building offering receptionist, cen dlnatta, SM.fS. Factory, afur I p.m SERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — Iral switchboard, shared walling AKC. two btautlful malas, aicallant ED BANK — Studio apartmant. •nd conference rooms. Remaining tamparamanl, black and IanSulUbta for ona. Walk to Broad. No space avallabla: 500 sq. ft., two- FURNISHING ON A LOW741-0219. pats. 1140 Including haat. 471-4710. room lulte; 170 sq. ft., two-room Make It Yourself BUDOETT - Chack lha USEI ED BANK — Three-room naar suite, 100 so. ft., half mite Ca FURNITURE CENTER OF RED HUNTER/JUMPER — 14.1 hands 741-5444. Bay Galdlng, shown tuccassful, Ivervlew, for coupla. Mott utliltlei BANK. Flna lurnltura far last It? 240. Sacurlty. 747-1994. Shraanbury Ava. 11100. Call M4-30M). RED BANK — Store, prime loce ED BANK — Four rooms, SK0 par tlon. Broad St. Evenings. 741-7743 O.I. POT SCRUBBER — DIs LOVEABLE LONG HAIRED — Or Sizes 38 to 56! anga and whlta allarad mala cal. to month plus alactrlc. Walking dlt RED BANK — New professlona wathaf. vary soad condition. Call area te downtown Rad Bank. Call cut your •41-1110 • good hama SW-0277. batwaan I" office sooce 111 Brood St.. with a.m.-l p.m. Mar !:», 741-4144. parking Call tor specifics, 74111 or Ki MIS GERANIUMS — And hanging RED BANK — First floor, three batkalt, flowart and vagatabl PAT'S PET SHOP oom apartment, haat furnlshad planlt at low prlcas. Mlka't Graan 114 Waslwood Ava. RED BANK — Prime Brood Stree heusas. 101 Short Blvd., Kaanaburo SUS Plus ulllltlas 9304591. office space. 750 SO. ft., carpeted costs with Lang Branch. ffl-MW office, three rooms, two baths, off- 707S4I4 ALL BREED GROOMING RED BANK — Naw twihbadroom street parking. Heat hot water In- (nf£ Garman Shaphard pups, blg-bonad uxury apartmanu In downtown lo cluded. Central air. 1375. Owner. HAMMOND «, BALDWIN baautlat, tiro on pramltat. lemalai •lion. Hotpolnt appliances, carpet 7174700. PIANO AND ORGAN 150, maws, 140. Lhasa Apso PUPS •tin kllchans, spacious ttoraaa these big CENTER 179/up. Maalv Amaion Parrot rom HIS plut utliltlei. Call 741" RED BANK — Store or office for tama. »1« Parakaats, »4 «, othai r 741-3794. rent Call 142-7579 tor detain parrots. Guinea Plot. U Dutch Bun Division of Altanbarg nlas. IS « Ball Pythons, 199. Baby RED BANK — Baautllul four-room Piano Houts Boas. 144. Many other Mil E« partmant on tha rlvar, close to RUMSON — Office spaca. Prime Old you know pandad salacllon of tropical fish tor hopping and hospital Only 1400 par locetlon. Up to 000 so ft. Call Easy, unfitted, the essential go- We Are N.J.'S your plaasura. month, plaasa call 7411491 batwaan 142-1200 or 2914014 ovonlnga. -4 p.m. with-all jacket to crochet. INFLATION FIGHTERS Largest and Oldest POODLE — Mala, savan waaks STOREFRONT FOR RENT —With, Tnnshxm a skirt Of pants into RUMSON AREA — Carrlaga housa lull basement. Busy commercial Piano Dealer AKC, S1S0. total outfit with this attractive Matan and Hamlln, Klmball I72-141S ovalv two bedroom, Ideal for tingle area ol Rad Bank. 142-9950. ; Sohmar, Baldwin, Kawal, Knabo or couple No pats. 1421 plus ulllltlas jacket. Crochet ol synthetic PUPPIESI PUPPIEII PUPPIES write lo Box 341, Rumson. N.J STORE FOR RENT — In Seat AIR CONDITIONERS — 01 J.000 COUCH — Unuwal daatdh. graan POOL FILTER — Sana, •*>. Evarall, Currlar, Hardman and Bright 1000 SQ. ft. Heal furnished I worsted in an easy shell design BTU. 171. Ol, BUM BTU, ilU. wllh frultwoad. Madllarrartlan Hal Olacwar. utad only ataW waoat, 171 Playar pianos. — Savan adorabla. Halm, 97 varla 7740. Window shades on front window,) Faddan. 1MO BTU, SIM Call aftar lan. uoa can lm-tra. firm I71-*M. lias. Slx-waaks-okt, Mom and Dad with contrast edging Pattern i. muii. LARGE DISPLAY OF an gantla. good wllh kids and HREWSBURY — Flva-room apart burglar alarm ivilanv Will com DINING ROOM TABLE — And ch POOL COVER — ir round. a> GRAND PIANOS Mt.lt, Fraa to good home W2-49S0 man! oveerlooking two acras of oiete renovation! to lull termant , 630: Sites 38-56 included AIR CONDITIONER - tAI» BTU. na CNMaL VIS aach calkmt condition, u tad ana vaav, SSS. beautifully landscaped oardan. 1490 Cell M2-OO45. Ml-MM HO MAIN STREET par month plus utllltlaa. 741-0041. •loo Rafrhwratar, frasl-fraa. UOO Call 747-4471. ASBURY PARK, N.J. 07711 QUALITY HORSES — Also ful SYCAMORE PROFESSIONAL Call Ml wot board avallabla. Call Shoo Siring DINING ROOM SET SHEO — Woooan. 14«tS'. no floor, 77MM0 Sttbles. 471-tnl or 171-0441. BUILDING — Tlnton Falls. 1.100+ AIR CONDITIONER — 110 Fan, naw roof, windows. II*}. 747-wiJ ar Oaan dally « ta t, Sal. 'Ill I 102 Houses For Rent SO. ft., modern office building, em 4as.ua SHELTIES — (Mini Colllas). Nina pie parking will finish to suit. Call in. Waad bod frama. sis. Black and fftat TW-IMS. whlta TV. ISO ear itoui. SI aach. IBM TYPEWRITERS waaks. AKC raglstarad. goad blood liiirn TTTaal SINK — AMiaua slnala nadtllal, RENTAL »20-,26 per mo Unas. Ons mala and one famala loll IGHLANDS — Residential a LmriWhNhr ELECTRIC TYFEvVRITER — Sin- cast Iran oorcsloln with fluturot. Sable. 1110 aach Call belore 1 aar avarvthlno. Partially AIR CONDITIONER — O.E 1400 month old Ssars, HIS ar Mat affar. A I, |40. Fannsvlvanla Dutch chair Rant with option to buy 171411 444-1SI1. urnlshad. Can bo saan now. but 110 Wanted To Ront BTU. 1171. Call Ml 1000 ar S444I44, ask tar commodo wlw pot. MO M7 lift JUNIOR DINING ROOM SET occupancy Juna IS. 172,4099 after 4 Natdlacrifi D.pl. 61 Call ntun Diana China cloaat, tabla, tour chairs and SMALL MALE MIXED POODLE - LOOKING POR — A professional SLIDE — For In-oround pool, a>- tan laavot Call SI0-H4I. Undar ona vaar oM. hai all shots ARM CHAIR — Graan valvat. EKERCYCLE — Mint candltlan, callaM candltlan. SM. naadt toad homa. tM-WI. MIDDLETOWN — Thraa four offkt to rent part-time two or three Tha Oiily Rtyistir iwlval. ..c.ll.nl condition. tSO. Call Saart modal. 145. Call Ml urt altar 471-4101. KENT ELECTRIC OUITAR badrooms. Capa Cod, basement, ga evenlnat a weak. 7*7«H aftar t. uia>4l 4 p.m. YORKIE PUPS — Paranu on pra- aoa, gas haat. Naar N.Y. bus and SHOW TIRES - IS" K.lly Sorlna Llka naw. |7i. Call 747-o»a mlsat, AKC ragliterad. Call afur " rain. UOO/manlk plus utilities and BAD - Handmade af wood. W liaid Radiait. SM tor pair. Call altar deposit July 1. I712ni. p.m., 144-70*7. Boi Ul, Old Chatm SU, Now wide. 47" long, IT" high. Ul or bait FURNITURE — Dlnatta tat. 40" S, 747-aSM. LOCKE TRIPLEX — Lawn mowar offer Ul IM! RED BANK — Three lour round tabta plus four ophatflad vinyl ITEEL - Flro door, M">4?". 113 70", good common, bast attar. Cat York, Nf 10011. Print Name, chain. Ills. OaM soli. uoo. studio •41-mi. M Bicycles/ bedroom!, two baths, living room, BOOKCASE - Mahoaapy. flva couch and Urmia foam lounaa. UJ 74l-t«7S Inlng room, kitchen. 1900 per month JUttiBat. Zip, Pittttn Nymbtf. ihalvat. »'•>•, Ilka naJKbrMlnal lus ulllltlas and sacurlty. 747-1141. 131 Houses For Sale caaL UM Aaaia» uiTnVWt aach. 741-tMt. STORM WINDOWS — II aoch, LOCKE — Mowar. Jo", whaalhona Mini Bikes NEW! 1980 NEEOLECRAFT porik blinds, thraa. lit aach. mowar dack, 42". Malta raasonabia catalog. Value packed! Over 170 GRAPE VINES — Pad and vanaw aftarr 1M-49M. • RED BANK — Cantral, thraa lanmi. ta cants oach. 10 for u SB-jut BICYCLE — Pull 10-speed, an bedrooms, two baths, living room, designs all crafts 3 fioo pat- CAR RADIO — Sanyo AM/FM In cellenl condition. IMS firm. Mus Inlng room. eat-In kitchen, base- 630 ddah ttarao. |». Wilson TaMO Tan- STOCKADE FENCE — 4xJI with OROAN — Farflsa compact. Uoo ih£X.ga..5*!i2£Km terns printed inside Send SI.00 9MM Danlaloclro AMP 11100). Plut MIKE sail Immadlately. Call tH-1999. ment, title Totally redecorated 5 badrooms. t» baths, llvlngroom nit racouat. tit. S4I4S01 HATCHCOVER COFFEUTABLES (US) and BOOMSTAND ISJOI All In walk to school, churches and stores. w/flrepface. central air. Rear house CABINET — W Una - Authantk. unMm and rasUc. lisa BSJSaSK&!B&8L fair condition. Good for baalnnor MOPED — Puch Nawporl, ancellen Otf-streat parking. Juna 1. MSO plus has 2 badrooms, naw kitchen. Lo- and 1100. MMW. TIRES — Twa IS-U whltawall Urns. Call 74I40U altar 7:» p.m. condition. 1700 mllas. 1400 firm. Cal unties and security. Rafarancas. cated naar ocean, stores, transpor- Call 4THS7I KM mlbj uoa only HI Navar udad iti-tiM. NO Pets 741-1117 or 7411121. tation. 9314394 after I, all day week- EdUon sacurfty llant SM. IB7aaal old, warkt wall, naads minor adlual- •ood condition. U0-»44», altar I. 3r Flyer. Top cash appraisal 10S Summer Rentals This wrapdress makes ever* mant. I1M 741-7«l». •44 H1I screened porch and patio Two-cer Sparklamattc, tranacalvar modula, gareoe Exclusive naw lining! un thing simple-fitting, sewing nonr laws, still In carton. M*. PRINTING PRESS — 10>1S CAP ANTIQUES — All kinds, bought for KRIKET DOMAXIAL CAR SPEAK- WASHINO MACHINE - EacalHMI ALLENHURST — Furnished and when it's finished, slip it off 7M-tna. Good condition. top cash. Mary Jane Roosavllt An bungalow. Two badroom. living ERS - Ut. JJUKinca. ball far SSI. Afur a. U4«tM tlqoet, W9 East Rlvar Rd., Rumson ?A'|J'*AVEN REALTY 747-9400 CHAIRS — Two Pravanclal. hand Fair with ipaatar baaiM, IBS. AIM oom, dining room, now kitchen, full the hingei and on to you! No Ul JIM Member Appralsara As- bath, porch. Naar ocean, beech club, canal wood, valvat. asking HO Cragar SS. Ilka naw, wllh locking sociation of America. ironing problems-it opens flat. oaanTdaad candtttan. 7aT- BRAND NEW UTS Printtd Pattern 9129: Misses Draaaar, SIS. Blua rug. 7'4"«io , US ANTIQUES — GATEWAY AN Memorial Day to Labor Day. Throe badrooms, II' master CHANOELIER — Ilant-arm Strait MAYTAG WASHE R A-104 — NaadS Bookiholl/playhouia. US. CalTIOUES. Rl. 14 and Hamastaad 511-US11-U94a aftar 5 weekday!, all day bedroom, 1v> baths, eat-In science Sues 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. 20 crysul and brags, uoo firm tlmar. SIM. (Cast at tlmar, S»). IB Mil WESTINOHOUSE ELECTRIC 717-riU. Ava., Leonardo. 291-9290. weekend!. kitchen, family room, fireplace, go- Sue 12 (bust 34) takes 214 yards RANOI — With ttoraaa drawar, rage. IIS' lot. SOD 1J CENTS SO. FT. BACKROOM ANTIQUES-Locatad FLORIDA — Wait Palm aaach con- MELMED REALTY Bkr 471-5490 60-inch fabric. COBRA CAM 0t CB - With pawar MOVING. MUST SELL — Bunk contlnuaaa cltan. brawn. HIS. Call at U.S. No. 1 Flaa Market Rt. 1. Naw dominium (Flna Rldae). Completely mkraphana and antanna. |l». bads. SM. Plnlc tabta ami banchat, 741M7 atlar I p.m. Cash and carry 717 7117 or Wtni Bruntwlck. N.J. a44-0900. Buy, sal urnlshad. Club privileges Two CARROLL AOENCY INC. IB7 MM 140. Dahumldlllor, 110. BcWMa. ting la Itemi and total ettale wanted badrooms. one bath, living room. Real Estate Marketlno and Sates ZOOM LINS - Far llmm, dinette, kitchen. Call atlar 4 p.m., COUCH — LaittasL twa and labial, NOROE — RMrtaaratar. II cu. «., aT4a~a^B*a"Tl**^i aaTtJtan OjO r asj faHJaOJaTtaBSVv "Tha Good Evanlna Tin Stora" REALTOR 171-9100 twa lama*. |1». lap traaaar, aaad condition, tin. Marca. still In box. Coat I17J. asklna TIRE SALEI TIRE SALEI CONTENTS OF GARAGES — At 944 OWt ATLAS/EXXON ENTIRE STOCK Iks, basamants. ELBERON — A live bedroom Colo- U4-14M aftar i 7H-tt». Illl 4W-1H1. MOUNT POCONO — Four-oedroom. nial, finished basement plus large FAIR HAVEN EXXON 717.7119 twa bath Cham. Flraplaca. Private Sea* $1.75 for uch patlmi. U off all ATLAS BIAS-FLY grounds. All tor in 000 CUT OUT THE MIDDLE MAN — golf course, tennis courts, beach and GIG Roalton 9111000 9314044 SAVE I till ountry Club. Close to all retort! MiJ SOt far MCB Bettsni tat 14 off all ATLAS Flbaralat Ballad J&D buyers of praclous ma tall. Oaa direct. Cash tor your aakVsltvar FIREPLACE H»S fHM"CMM MfHIMli RMMMfi $ 00 SAVEI MSI coins and tuning Han: IS. and Am- II off ATLAS Olata-Battad Radial NORTH LONO BRANCH — Oa Smi* SAVE OASI IS S» bov Rd.. CIHtwood. 944-losl, badroom. two baths, tr living raam. 15 off all EXXON 40,000-mllo DON'T HAVE THAT SALE — I wll ecutlvo suit*. Quiot asashoro at dan, full basement, oameroom. 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 STEEL RADIALS buy all vaur tmall garage sala patio, garage Carpeting. Ap- SAVE OASI IS-S10 Hams, plus contents of basements M ocean. Olympic pools, beach, MARIAN MARTIN Euan/Mastar Charga/Vlta attics, ate. Call 244-M1S after 1 p.m cater TV, air condtttenlna and maid MELMED REALTY Bar 471 1490 (uan/Atlai Road Haiard War service Jutt two miles tram Mon- FOR SALE PRICE UP TO'200" mouth Race Track. Dally, weekly FOULKS PRESTON AOENCY Pittam Dipt. 42U Iraadwaar/mllaago basis. GUY JOHNSON and monthly rasas. THE ALL NEW REALTORS Reqisler Family Ads can sell your unneeded items BUYI AND BUYS IEACH COMBER MOTEL. 2 Woodland Dr.—Mlddletown— I a.m.-a p.m 741.— From an entire household to a tingle 122-4479 471-4494 Tha Oiily Rails... quickly Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- MAY JUNE Item. Anlloua funlture, lawalrv, all umns now under a separate distinctive heading. Tha fallowing major lira manufac var. Immediate cash. Too dollar lurars no lanoar olfar tha •41-4114. 01 Commercial 10» Commercial Hems originating Irom your household may be sold AUM/Eiuan ROM Haiard War 232ttolM»SL,N(«r«MY for up lo $200.00 (formerly $100.00, per article. ranty: Oaadvoar-Nol Unlroyal-No LAWN MOWERS — Wa will give you Rentals Rentals Plroatana-Nal K.lly Sprlngflai*No a good price for your used, non 10011. Print NAME, AOOKSS, Price for each item must be mentioned. Oanaral-Nol GoodrlchNo functioning mowar, all makoa ZIP, Sitt and STYU NUMBER. MkhaUn-Nal Saan-Nai Shall-No 741-0941. MaMla-Nol Amoco-Hoi $4 BROAD ST. MIKl INDUSTRIAL ARIA MORE clothes for LESS OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, Chi RED BANK, N.J. 11,000 sq. ft Tailgate loading, MONEY—it's still possible when na. glauware, art oblocls and brlc THE UIEO FURNITURE CENTER S-offlce tulle, 000 M. ft. May be private parkins A/C. haat, you sew. Send now for our NEW a-brac. Immadlate cash for any. lubdlvlded. and single office. HO tprinkrered. PuWk Iransporta- lt7 Shrawwxiry Ava.. Rad Bank thing and avarythlna. Ruscll't, 19 E so. ft. Cantral air. heal private SPRING-SUMMER PATTERN Call 542-1700 Baans, Has bains and Why Nots Front SI, Rad Bank. 741—un. parking, elevelor. full lanltorlol 9129 CATALOG Over 100 -styles, tree service Includad. Prime loca- No discount it cancellad belore expiration. IL-FARM LAND pattern coupon. Catalog. SI. WANTED — Dolls, teddy boars and tion. Just completely renovated. 747-1100 8-20 No changes in copy. toys Batore 1910. Top dollar will t. 747-1100 paid. 741-4171. College lisU course 18 TheDtftylfafttofter SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MAY 19,1980 M7 RfJEJeMMl MfJtlCM WEST LONG BRANCH - 137 Ill $fj«Klal Notices Monmouth College wiU offer tJI given a Saturday morniiuj graduate NIOHLANM — ••• RETIRED? WIDOWIDI •MI^KBHC" c Or. '•niHf ml M DivoRCEDt — Need a piece te Sinai' 1tp»g>l£ii *8iVfflllf*Bi course in manafferlai accoua •VetJt uimw ftaiMwakak Maol iiaii suy> Love cMtdrenT Mimiiiiib.* their ngniirli Kfcegwtsd meeting ^•we vswarsswe l*>ejPtyva'*JPie)t VIHf BWJrvlnwpt; , CeekMgT Ream end beare Peiie—I ting from June 7 to Aug. 11 Oeie for Mat so. ft ranch. Ul.tm en June so, |«L « I* • is. Jhe FAIR HAVEN REALTY Ml-tetl 148 M>«mij*jtJi Coejaltv 1U Travel- Bear* of IMII LITTLE SILVER MALTY. Iv *f TransporUtlon Street Fnahekj. MIDDLITOWN - IM ecret KWrtJTI. canter let, .w. to LIMOUSIN! SERVICE - All 4 I Seeding to the aM »aa evlllaals. Prime « •Men. te airports from 111 MlgcttM of tool Matt*.. The kgarMa '—IS. wiii ate* arovioe «n* THvaIlitali ^.eppertyn— — l Oeu M Netice Me« «. t«al service. Cell soil free. tv far th* puMk la cimwai an th* OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Itr.lat" M •uMk acceptaMlitv o* Vk* r*cam- UDretsetHUDa-reeOmce: U» Meat te Green Acres Walt at •lan anal ihe eaenuicy *# Department et HeueMt I Urkea De- schools Cleat M Ihsmng Cur*, 211 instruction Mapsgns: ' Me. II llgewan, M> connecllen In Nka . (EIS) »'•**/•« tn Mt> •ecllen at OaW>a. Minmeut* Ceurtv B«er« »i 1117 after l em A REAL ESTATE - Agents Ikons- Ju»»cik»n with Ma teclMtlet p4annlna mg course Mornings May 1«-M effort Copies of the Drrft EIS. Fa ef CMeen FreeMMers VACATION LOT — 41 mlnutot Monmoolh institute. Ul IMS dim** Plan end iMwrthtf docu Hall ef ftecgre* nerthwett of Portland. Maine, tw menu are avallaMe tar PwMtc re Main Street ecret with ICO' frontage an • ACCORDION LESSONS - Private view el the Atlantic HlaWa*-* MM1 PreaMM. New Jersey trnt nilllia leke with a spectacular Leeve message lor Jgo. C/g Me*- Highlands Borou»* Harflt H Mil tl IMII 4JI7« vista. Elactrk and telephone on bieuheus, M14I14 or write J. Si... *i th* Atlantic HlfManai Library TO ALL INTfttHTfD AOIN road Can be wed for full-time real P O Boa Ml. New Monmoutn. N J All Interested parties art urt*d *• Cltl OKOUP1 *ND Pf M0N1 dence Termi available Ml nt» 0774S. review the oocumenis prior U atbtn The aae»s mutes) Cewilv pro ding the PuWlc MMrlna petes te r I me US Oepert ESEI EceJUkMtCH merit ef Meotlng eM Ur«M Oe IN Environmental Croup welopmenl U release Feslerel Fungs Consultant te AH-HRSA and EPA unair Title I el me Weyglm eoe May 14, tt Ml* CemmuMty DKlttpntenlAdo,im Stair UOtHE HOME - Nka kxe I PL tJ.Mil to He use* tar IM teltt* lien, euellenl candltlan. After > NOTICI Ing project: • • iiitai The ft*** tank Regional HI** Hailet Terp. • Roee* NgcanatrvC' tliCaHiNtKk School Board of Education will hoM tlen Win GARDEN PARK — Haslet. Im LIOAL NOTICI Its ortMnlietkon meeting on May 31. Reee Nec meculala IlKig mobile Kama New PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that I«M at 1:00 P.M. Hi th* Board Can Hgilet Township. wan lo well carpellno Eapendo llv an application hat tttn mad* to Ih* terence Room at 101 Ridg* Road. County. New Jersey ing room, central air. Ulrllns end Board of Adiu.lmcni ot ttv> Town Ultie Silver. N J Meeting open to awnings Mutl be teen. Askine ship of Colt* Ntch, Cewnlv ©t Mort- Ihepubik ir>.ewrewww lla.WC 171 IMO. Ill IIM mooth, on behalf of Oroo Ftrmt 1 May it UJ» It Rat been gettr mined mat such OrMnhouMi. Inc. And Richard J reoaetl tor relliei gf WMs will net j^ Regtalerphete by Larry Perna GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES Brunei., tor vanaiut It UM for PUBLIC NOTICI commute an action tlenlf Iceniiy ef - Bethany Rd Hatlet. Adult eerk uiinnm unit tttvtlopmejnt including NOTICI It hereby given that th* feeling the euelltv ef me humen CONGRATULATIONS! — Or. Walter S. McAfee, left Board of Trustees, congratulates one of the 804 students walk to iMMMitg end NY. but rcsioeniial «nd commercial um. Public Hearing scneAuled at • M environment end. eccerdlngly, the 144-3*11. trt* property toctltd on County P.m. on May 1ith, 19H to consider agpye wawgt) County has BacMatt center, chairman of the Brookdale Community College who received degree* and certificates yesterday. Rout* M7. Bkxk a Loti 4*. Lot* 1. the final a gentian at a RavaiutlaA not 10 prepare en Environmental 11.0 end 20Q on IM 111 Mip of Col11 •mendina th* Rules and Rawlatkma 140 Real Estate Wanted has been rescheduled, and will be llonel Environmental Policy Act ef Nock. held on June S, 1*M at 0:10 a.m. at IMIIPl ti'tail A heartna on said application the Offices of the Western Men The reasons for such decision ALL CASH will b* hold bv the Burn of Adiu.t mouth Utilities Authority In ac- ngt to prepare such statement era es investors >eek houui up lo 1100 000 m*nl on Thursday. May ?*, 1*40. at cordance with th* provisions of tOllOWS: Quid, closing, MELMED REALTY. 100 PM. at IM Town Han on Codar N.J S A 40 UB-1 *t ww, at which 804 gain degreesrat Brookdale I. The prelect will not causa any Bkr. I71MM Drlvt time and place the Authority will edvirse environmental Impacts A COPY of Ihe) proposed plans is consider the final adoption *4 a Natty Cerlet Hall. Jeffrey Hemm. Patrick WaST BND: Mvrlam Tello Jordan, Peul Mercks. Mary Martin. COUPLE WISHES TO BUY — Two I. The protect will Improve LINCROFT - Eight hun- on fix in DM office of th* Board of lutlon amending the Rule, and Reg Harm, Kevin Haitlngi, Laura Mircieg, BLBBRON: Tilda Husney. Gilbert Mary Melon., John Melone. Joenn ferrily house In flood retldentlel drelnege conditions in IM UrtsM Adiutimcnt for public inspection uiattoni as Ml forth *t|ew, Vlrglnle Kehoe, Howard Leiersen. Unaer Palala , Laurence ecuvllle. Denis. neighborhood in Red Bank aree dred four students were Franclne Line net. Bertha Mehler, rerel LONt) BRANCH wllkes Principals only write to M. Kamarl- during bu.ine»s hour. RICHARD PHEVITE "" ^AjtwpJelecl will llgnltkanlly •warded associate degree* or Menendai, Daisy Rahlan. Anita rtosa Aienender, joena Arleouln. Rose ins. General Delivery. Mem Post FRIZELL, POZYCKI A >gcretorv improve a moderele Income natfpV PORT MONMOUTH: Thomat Raavat. Anthony Rockvlch, Line Toul- marl Bererdl. Ranald Bermel. Petrlcle ottlct. 1T1 Broad SI . Nad Benk. WILEY ESQS RULES AND REGULATIONS— III borhoed certificates yesterday at the Haydon, Anne Honcky. Nency Wage cgnchl, Thomts Vrcrngn. Sharan Boon. Mknelle Brothers, Ilia Brown, Attorneys for Aoolic anil B TENATIVE APPLICATION An Environmental Review Re- LOCU1T: Maria Oerruta. Blrcltla David J. FriMIl, EVQ cord respecting the within prelect 10th commencement ex- Yeaed. Marie Wilts Anlelle Csill.no, Patricia Caniee. De- Kunlld, Mereeret Johnson, Margaret HOUSES BOUGHT General Location Plan MANALFAN: Natalia Baron, Laurie Forth* Firm Pag* lie. lost paragraph, lan hes been modi bv the above named ercise* of Brookdale Com- borari Carvelfo. Oell CessMy. Anryi •<• Schilling, Jamie Delaney, Evelln Gal FOR CASH May If ft *w gu*g* to be changed as follows County which documents the en Battlpealle. Lault Coluccl wartl Patricia Flsner. Sergio Fran (nay, George Ebert, Mary I Sherwood. 14 HOUR APPRAISAL CALL FOR Where th* Authority has required a vlronmenlel review ef the protect munity College. PARMINODALB: Jsanne cevlllo. Margerel Oanvefla. Peul.tl. Karen Miller. Mary Manunarl. Paula DETAILS ACADEMY AGENCY. U3 Eatontown developer to do such additional work end more fully sols forth the reasons Cutlmeno. Albert Delude. Mary Grace, Barry Ortumtn, Idward Naal. Stephen Nichols, Lisa Re REALTOR. 7M1111 in accordance with this chapter the Dr. Donald H. Smith, col- Hertman Victor Paeey. Sharon Wilton Greenwood, Oevld House, Carol Janus. Iceneltle, Merlorle Slnnott. Patricia NOTICI Authority shall rtxtulr* payment »n lege president, presided at PRBCNOLD: David Anderson. Florlne Jannten, Barbara Kltrmenn. Snow, Anno Burklnther Tn* Eatontown Sonior Housing a Pro rate basis from mm developer Is en lilt el the Monmoulh County Mery Buckotkl. Mlcheel Camplno, Joan Grace Kllnemer, Mary L.mDert, Bran SFRINO UKB HBIOHTt: Linda Corporation will hota a special meat- whote developmenl shall diretilv or Community Development Offices. the ceremonies The Cooke, Cheryl Cummlngt. Rita Oanlell. da Mayo, Cam McCarmUk. Judltlt Ernsl, Llnde Nelson. Valerie Brown, ing on TutMav, Mav 17. l«to at •:» Indirectly benefit bv such additional Hell of Records Annex. Room W. Michael Benaaetla. Klmbgrly Derf. Miles, Linda Ctusika. Martnt Paul. Sara Stanlnger. Cavln McOllllt, Marie p.m . Borough Hall, Eatontown. N.J. work having been performed or to be Main Street. Freehold. New Jersey diplomas were awarded by Jang Dwyer. Randy EM, Ethel Pel. Oererd Pelelle. William Plner, Ray Wersnew. John Spless. CtrM Williams, performed at the OlPettM Of the Au Nlcno,as Barbalo end It evellaMe for public OMemIno Marilyn Fro4ll:». Svllve Oarrtv, Nor Ramot, Cindy Shields, Krllllne Joan Nguyen Ihorltv. The are rate snare shall be lion end copying, upon request, be- Dr. Walter S. McAfee, chair- ma Olancane, Barbara Mlckson, Wil- ikertek, Thereie Smith, Anihony President WBtT LONO BRANCH: Jacwatling 112 Boats* determined as that amount which tween the hours » t AM and < x liam Helly, ftobert Hoopes. Marilyn Stokes. Doris Vavca, AAergaret vide. Mav 1* u 40 man of the college's Board of Arewe. Mary Berbere, Cllun Burnett. represent the percentage of PM Howe, Thomas Huetner, Mary Karl. Jenn Welres Cltrton Wells.NateUui Wan I DCU'i In tht d«v*lopm*n1 to in* Waan Chal. Joe Pleldt, Bey.riv Accessories Trustees. Lewronce Kip, Lola Kline, Lucille Kiel. MARLBORO Scott 1(111.,. Jamet total number of ED.C.U.'t at W No further environmental re- Hollowev. Domlnk laccplno, Claire 1U Mailt Clautla Krllt, Jaal Mack. Daniel Moran, Audrey Retreulky, Carole benefited bv in* improvtmgtil. view of tuch protect Is proposed lo Llchlentlaln. Roberi ctureeero. Loll Presenting the students Meltlsr. Nlcholes Pallas. Otll Ponoer. Lucia Roadtflsl. Steve Stein, 14' McKSE KRAFT — M h.p. HAZl.IT TOWNtHIt* be conducted, prior to the request TrlaoM for ralaese of Federal Funds. Petrcstv. Michael Prendartatt. Phyllis Archie Synomdt Mercury engine Eicellenl condl- BOARD OP IDUCATION Whtrt the work which it to be for their diplomas were Dr. WICKATUNK: Brut. Clark. De All Interested eeencles. groups Prate, Timothy Ward, Paul Willie. Mar- Mm A WAN: Mary Barrett lion 11500 1»J4« or 111 UM efler « MTH.NV ROAD performed In accordance with th* nor eh Rogers r*O.u«st Of th* Authority Is IP B* dOA* end persons disagreeing with thlt John Prey, dean of the In- yel Ion Wood, D. via WagM ABBRDBRN: Amadeo Bonalcrno, I. MA1LIT, NfW JfRSIV fJHM BBACH HAVBN: Pamela Bret at tome time in th* future and. so as decision ere Invited lo submit vtrlt- Cynlhla GeMitone. Keren Lerner Llbbv NOTICI * INVITATION TO BID MAZLJJTl Jang Alwell. Lawrence linger. Jamet Menclnl It' FIBERGLAS CHRYSLER — ten comments for considerations stitute of Natural and Applied Markewlu Th* H.w,*t Board of Edtjcaitan 10 artcludt ascertaining specific fig. Arthur. Eileen Beclealupo. Robert MAROATB: Robert Toward And 4S h.p. Iff* Cok trailer. Blmlnl the County to Ihe Monmouth County MATAWAN: MM Atbele, C.lhy >nvll*k vour saatatl propoial for: urts with regard to construction Sciences, Dr. Rita Donahue Bacleilupo. Roslvn Barr. Joseph CRBAM RIDOB: Robert Steward log. full canvas All eccestorlos costs at th* actual tlm* of construc- Community Development Program. Ackermen, Christopher Ackermen. #»*ii MaMaaaexa M« *m*4r Bellanlcnl. Thomat Bonlinps, Robert WINOtOR: Jorden Hutter tllio or best otter Beautiful thj Be pua. u m M ( a e T ahea% aUHrjBBsvferai tt^dsdtaVrdkJ tion, th* Authority shall then com Such written comments should fee Kechum, dean of the Institute James Alston. Merle Amalo, Paul Bliss. art rHBHiiiBill I V'l|B))PjrT •lajFf/gj V.BJBBVjrBJa Save, William Bruncell, Lune-Hwe JACKSON: James Oe Mlcce, Llnde 1MMS1 pule the cost of the additional con- recllved el Hall of Records Annex. Chan, Laurie Deoonls. Jaccuell Devlne, Elaine Ceoraav, Harold Cronwell. lyslems - t Schools sM I kMrtj Room 307. Mem Street. Freehold. of Humanities, and Dr. Jellev. Elsie Lied. Rekyn Sansone B>f #*r#dj C#«TiB*r #fU4fjdJ p\ltT D'r9)B*| struction based on current cost He Roteanne Crumm. Charles Parireeessoa , Beverly Dean. Howard Dean. Lee If JERSEY SKIFF - Chevrolet N J on or Before June 1. IMO All tuch ROOtBVBLT: Stave Ruse, Laura ur«i m addition, whert in* total Maurice Duperre, dean of the Ju Yeuh Pent). Paul Praia., LStectv Cooenhofl, Debra Curante. Eleanor vl rum good »M0 Call otter ) #M-U •**m*Mjr> Uttmcej tw comments so received will be con- Vlglenc number of E.O.C.U.'s benefited can frland, Thomai Furlong. Jemes Eaallteln. Elliabeth Fulreth. TKomet p», MllOM sidered end Ihe County will net re- TOMS RIVBR: Jean Bretf not b* determined due to the fact Institute of Human Affairs. Ootnov. Robert Haber. Susan Oallaahar, Suienne Orevlt. Berbere Sealed proposals will b* r» quest Ihe releete of Federal Funds LAKBWOOO: Dale Bender. Gordon II' CABIN CRUISER — Crltl Craft. c«lv*d bv th« Board S*cr*iarv at tn* that plans tor future development JenKo Haalhar. Gregory Hlla. Laura Hawley, Cltrlt Hack. Bryan Hlnei, have not yel b**n filed, then, in that or take env edmlnlstrellve ecllon on Professors Kevin Hayter Felt. Robert Lllvek, Jamet McHugh, Ireth weter cooler, motor comolete Board of Education Officas. U Jtktlonlt. Scan Janelll, Bruce Jettsr. Bruce Hymen, Nancy Larkln. Audrey event, the Authority will us* th* the within project prior to the dele Thomai Sheola. Robert Sorrentlno gellerv. ileeps sl». tisoo 717-037* Bathanv Road, Hailet, New Jersey Debra Johnton. Rachel Kaufman. Letchlntku. Kethy Letchlntkl, Janice formula for pro rale *tk*r* as thai specified In the preceding sentence. and Robert Salem served as ALLB NWOOD: Georg. Craig until: Ray Kramer Noelle Keeling. Danatd Ksssler. SMI, Levy. Kenneth Long. Edllh Mand.ll. DISCOUNT tl.OOQ amount which represants the per- BRICKTOWN: Irma Ecclet. John I:M P.M. T»ef4ev, JwM X HM Freeholder Director grand marshals. Llebermen, Mary McGreevv. Mary Michael MiLeen, Becky Newmen. Peul NEW IHO WINDROSE - »'. iwlrta centage of Ihe number of E.O.C.U.'S Perrara, Edward Rlnltello. Anna sir pr*waiiino lima, and th*n publiciv Hall of Ricords MoHecn, Mark Coral, Thomai Petrola, N.wman, Htlgt Nov.k, Barnerd keel, ireller. LOADED Complete (•I 400 gpd/per EDCU) for the de- Rev. Newton W. Greiner. Inger op*n«d and rtad aloud, at par tit* May II 114 to Doris Plerson. Ray Potter, Ann Pren- O'Brien, Nancy Orchard. Lauren Paris, tall ewev, no eilret to buy Lilt. velopment which Is being charged as BRIBLLB: Dawn Graham , minimum SAtcifkalions which mav assistant Brookdale pro- tice. Cleudlo Prusclno, Rosepnn PuMo, Marjorle Penwlck. Stanley Rabin. IK,100 Full price. 111.100 Call Frederick Hardlter, Alan Latchlntkl, M oblained and on til* at th* Offices 11 relates lo the maximum capacity Linda Sceollone, Ahtlento Seta. Michael Laurie Rauf. Rateenne Retlagllata, Men -Fn . I e m -5 30 p.m.. 447 J040 Cetherln. Mace, Patricia Reecv of th* Board Secretary (In gpd at minimum stop*, of tn* fessor, and pastor of the First Tralna. Dawn Trotle, Janet verity Cheryl Seville. Beatrice Schreck, or ett-t7tl. Flnenclng evallawa. IM OtJtf PuMIc Htlcw ISLAND HBIOHTS: Peter Cowdrkk Th* proposals properly t. iln* to be installed HOW ILL: Edward Desller, Npreen Jeanne Scotlv. Lauren Searls. Vivian United Methodist Church, MANASOUAN: Velerle Bleo.r, tented on th* r*sp*ctlv* proposal May 1* tit W NOTICI Anderson, Wands Careen. Martha Can- Smjlh, 'Ann stelnber, Kathleen FLAGSHIP MARINE form mav ba d*llv*r*d personally at INVITATION FOR eiDS Morganville, gave the invoca- ctlllerl, Richard Cleowlw. Mark Slevenson, Linda velore. Audre Ane.le Prett, Pemele Henrlkten POWER th* tim* and piaca ipacifiad in ir*> 2*» Monmouth County NOTICI Is hereby given Ihet C'Acclc. Dog-Sharon Oeaf. Robert Waugh, Jelrev Wooden. Joseph Zalltkl, Jensky, Thomat Him. Susan Holmes. Bevllner. Boston Whaler oubl.c advertisement for taa(»d pro seeled proposels will be received by tion. Hack, Chrlsllne Hallk, Robert Heelir, Georgle Doolot Jill Mallhr ews. Donald Okarton, Christ- hand delivery or U.S. Mall ed poseis or bv US Mail, iwwaver, lit* PUBLIC NOTICI Reymond Hewllt. Greoory HohnMII. Ing walker dressed to the Bevshore Tesk Force Carol Ann Williams of MIDOLBTOWN: Jamei Argyll, SAIL Board of Education will not b* re- Take notice that the regular Petrkla Hughei. Ann Kufer. Jeen Ran IBA OIRI Patricia Bylsma. Oavln c/o Chief of Police of Holmdel Town- Gilford Bowne. Chrlttlna Cardwell, Phentom. Laser, Moole. Herpoort sponsible tor laM mail d*liv*rl*s. meeting of the Board of Trustees of dauo. Michael Rooer, Kevin Rogers, McOrath CHECK MATE, INC., shall be held ship. Holmdel Municipal Building. Spring Lake Heights gave the Rlcherd Cotton. Kelly Cr.ig. Cetherlno O'Dev. Buccaneer and no bid .hall b* accepted aft*r Thomts Senplenskl, Irene Shearn, TOMS RIVER: Kethleen Blerech. Erlcion. Stllletto tn* sotclfiad tlm* tor opening of ait in Room 211, ISO Coofcrntn Avenue, Crawfords Corner Road, Holmdel, student adreess, and Karen Crosdee. Karen Crosla. Carol Beroara SchuWt bids Atbury Park, at 7:10 P.M., on New Jersey 07713 end thereafter un- Doreen Sou. Oenlta Sure*. Benlemln Ctarkowskl, Sullen Dol.n, Shirley Ttlcetl. Barbare Thelt. David BOISON: Donna Decker. Daniel Johnson AAA service Wednesday, May 21,19B9, seeled end reed In the Police Heed Ann Ferchak of Holmdel, Fork, Kevin Horn. Randal Johnson. Moruill Th* s*at*d proposal must b* May ti il w querters. Holmdel Township. New WlarMckl, Marlon wllllamt, Ersllla 01 Carleen Klerce, Oevld Krleghbaum. Summer end winter storage OLD BRIDOB: Randy Oatdfarb. .ubmitlad In * s*at*d «nv*loo* and Jersey on Mey 21. tepo al or after presented the class gift. Both Oregoclc Roseenne Levav, Catharine Long, Complete Cenves Shop addr*ss*d as follows: Virginia McLauohlln, Narme Schwaru. PUBLIC NOTICI OF INTINT l 00 pm. and will be opened Im HISHLANOt: Joan Sltyakawikl, DougL* Long. Roberta Lulack. Mary were treasurer's of the Stu- Sheryn Illldll, HaWltl Townihlp Board of TO tUBMIT A RBOUI1T PO* *•• mediately trtereaflar lor Kiyln Kelser, Richard Me»on Lynch, Suion Macaulav. Rlcherd First Aye . Allenllc Highlands Education, tl Bcthanv Road, Haii*t. PARLIN: Stephen Coregelo, Rama LlAfI OP FUND* AND dent Services Board. MOLMDBL: Pater Abrahemtan. McKeen. John McGlvn, Lull Melc. N*w Jtritv O77M, Alt Mr bueerv* CIRTIPtCATION TO MUD PORTABLI RADIO! Berbere Bradlay. Sandra Campbell. Mepte. Janet Pogllucc 291-5600 ANDCHAROeKS Mkhele Mlculka. Linda Mlllward, Nan-, A Konopathi. Board Sacra- 1. Monmouth County will submit A reception of graduates Oeorele Cohen. Marflarai Duarte. SAYVILLBI Adrleno DeLeca, Brune Said equipment II to be In ac- cy Moore. Linda Moore. Judith Nedler, larv/School Business Adm. — BW Us certification and request for Keren Ferchek. Rile Jehnton. KetttH*n Siatkowtkl LENTZE MARINA - Far RarlUn Sp»c. # (Please Spacltv) cordance with specifications, capita and their families followed Susan P4l.lt.. Bernlce Plaita. Donna Bay Boating In-out berthing service funds to HUD on June 1, lt da R.IU OCEAN SROVB: Scolt Harvey. as Coates, a member of the 154 Recreational amount of 10% o. th* bid. payable to County may us* the Block Grant com i rev. Mary Jackson, Francis John- • mined end copies obtained el IM LITTLB SILVER: Jean Decker. Chrlsllne RetCIa th* Township of Marlboro. The funds, and HUD will have satisfied nlel OCBANPORT: Timothy Aendrle, college's foreign languages Vehlclti checks of all, excepting the thro* its responsibilities under the Na- Brookdale Community College at 7IJ Luchentkv. Call Lynch. Lorilte Nelson. Pamela Krtmer, Radaer Morris, Joann Roddy. Drew Sclaullno, Mary Tram- Louis Coientlno, Deborah Creiello. lowest bidders, will be returned tional Environmental Policy,Act of Newman Spring Rood Llncrofl. Bercill Newby, Gereld Rubane, Ralph John, Canlele. Diane Del Tuto. Barbara faculty. when the contract documents ere m«, HUD wilt accept an object Ion to New Jersey on or after MAY If. Secht, Tenve Thompson, Stndrt 10' CAMPING TRAILER — Sink. fully executed No interest shall be us approval of the ret*as* of funds itovt. «,•&>*. loilvi. fuliv MlKotv KM. Wright. Rita Wright. Alfred Wvnn allowed upon eny'^ Such certified and acceptance of th* certification Bid securities In the form ef a INTBRLAKBN: Lois Me Lan Uinaxl. ..Me. (iwa. MOO of Mat o»f»r check or bid bond * only if it lr on on* of the following 714W bid bond with agenuale security OCEAN Uary Alreai. MUhail The Township Council reserves bases. thereon, or certified check In an Amete. Barbara Arvanlllt. Frieda H7ISTARCRAFTSTARFLYTE4- th* right to r*|«c. any and all bids, amount equel to 10% of the amount Cotler. Bruce Fitch. Patricia Fogala, Pop-up, like n*w. used twlc*. 100 or to waive any informality of any {al That Ih* certification was of Ihe bid. not lo exceed 130.000 will Dlene Hanllln. Doris Jureensen. Ellen mlltt EKlr«t UM0 MM14I. not In fact eiiecuted bv the chief be required. Bldt may net be Kantor. Tonlan LlbenKhek, John Mont •mum of thirty davi (Ml from th* executive officer of Ih* applicant; or withdrawn within tO day* after Ihe oomery, JeanM Morales, Rosemary rtceiot Of bias to either reiett or ID, that applicant i environ- actual day of IM bid opening. Sueek. Nell Tentum. Jemel Yesmd- eccept same mental review record for th* project The owner reserves the un- Wood, Clec Zlics, Abdullah Alcha. Jafw Ttw bidder shall certify that he restricted right to relecl any or all O'Connall. Fred Smith. Lillian Pel indicates omission of a required da- MOTOR HOME — Winn*M«0 1*73. bids, and to accept any bid which Is • DM.: Terry Todero !>, 4S.O0O miiii. complattlv Mlf- following rn* project in the environmental re- deemed most fevoreble. Prices WAN AM Alt A: Carl crun, Deboreh conuintd. wt>*v cltan. b*nt of Car "Bidders are required to comply view process Objections mutt be quoted mutt Include ell freight or Lelbrook. Beth Miller. John Olson, Sut- ov*r »000 7I7-4HI. with the requirements of P L.t«73, c, delivery charget. TM owner alto an Wool ley 127" cot-danc* with th* r*qulr*d pro- reserves the right te reject env Wd WAYIIOB: DebOle Goldslein MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT Bidders should be aware of Ihe cedure {34 CFR Part M). and may If. In Itt opinion, the bidder Is not ATLANTIC NISHLAMOS: Jeanne ChfCh our unbMUbl* provisions of N J.S A *0: MA 113 be addressed to HUD at th* Newark considered financially or lechnlcellv Fossenl, Brian Wilton. Rliall Doeana, low TfSUl *rnS compare 9 INTEREST IN CONTRACTS OR Area Office. Gateway 1 Building. oofe to cerry oul the contract at James Fleming JOBS FORBIDDEN and further he Raymond Pleia, Nswark, New jer- Intinded or lor any reason in the MIOHLANOS: Oenne Da Loremo SHASTA TRAVEL TRAILER 1H3 shall certify that to the bast of his sey 07102 Obiections to the release owner's Judgement. It II not In IM AVON: Petrlcle QlbMe — StIt contained. %\—m .<•, cltm 3 knowledge the execution of th* of funds on betas other than those best interests of Brookdele Com- BtLPORO: Oabrlel CeluclcHjut. mich, MOO Mi-ton. within contract shall in no way b* in stated ebov* will not b* considered Thomet Hallldtv. Thomas Heller. bv HUD. No objection received after munity College SOFT TOP CAMPER TRAILER — violation of that provision June 23, t«H will be considered bv Bidders are required 10 comply Mlcheel Hughes. Mary KIKrMe. There SlttPt *'«. •actllcni condition, tally Monica HUD. with the requirements of PL 1*71, se Kllbrlds, Joseph Nowtk. AAtflMwa HOfl WW1 Acting Business Administrate C 117 end P L II", C 11. Read, Alan Russell. John Seeculi. Nab- May If , |lt.M Applicant Monmouth County Mey tl ttS-Bt art Sweeney. Reglne Torres. Tina ST ARC RAFT 1«7J — SIMM -I*, itovt, (Ink. ic»tx»(. •xce-iltnt condi- BBLMAR: Edna Curren. Harold tion. ...» 7*1 »O04 222 Eatontown 2H Eatontown m Katontown Fowler, Jtmes Mussey, Nancy Kagfgr, BOROUOH OF BATONTOWN Ann Lauck, Deborah Lyen. i CAPITAL BUDOBT AMINDMBNT Malwtanl, Pater Skalltie. Tea Tr WHEREAS. Ihe locel capital budget for IM year teat) wit adopted on tM tin dey of April. Itgo. end, SOUTH tBLMAR Thomas Relff WHE REAS, It Is desired to amend said edopted capital budget section, WALL: Caral Alien, Jeanne NOW. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by Ihe Mayor and Council, of the Borough gf Ealonlown, County of Anctceto, Joseph Anderson. John Monmoulh. that the following edmendment(s) to the adopted cepitel budget' sec«tlan ef the tfdjo Local Municipal Avert. Leonore Bourgeeult. Eliiebeth Budget be meda I CallHian, Robert Heberttlck. Je Hart. 210 Lost A Found RECORDED VOTE Borneo George Heldemert, Jenlce Jehneen. AYES Lewis ABSTAIN. NONE Paule Shlpnan, Oevld Stanley Jr., woken NAYS: NONE Eileen Sutlno .FOUND — Shepherd Mala. 4 11 Half ABSENT NONE WALL TOWNSHIP: Judith Ruese. Lgperagn Prank Herller Jr. WaST BBLMAR: Joan Keck, Karen LOST — In Holmdel Orev male cat CAPITAL BUDOBT (Carnal Vggr Ac»wo Krapper with bent ears "Tlbbl" Reward. BRAOLBY BBACH: Prank at Pliilchllle. Richard Walker. Joanle 4 5a Capital It Boyle, Syivetu Moratn LOST — BRACELET. OOLD PROJECT ESTIMATED IHO Budget Debt CLIFFWOOO: Nlccime Stranttre, CHAIN. It STONES SiNTIMEN PROJECT NUMBER TOTAL COST Approprlttlons Fund Authorliod Sandra Ware. Rty White TAL VALUE REWARD I7M3JI Improvement to Roeds S 1IJJOO0O >'90.00 S 14.UO.00 COLTS NaCK: Linda Abate. Laura OR tat-BIII, Aktelien. Katharine CovMgton. Tad TOTAL ALL PROJECTS JS7.TO 15 Ulll 4VJ.7HM Crater, Carolyn Hager. Slepnen Hlrsekorn, Claire Molner. Barbara 211 Special Notice. t YIAR CAPITAL PROORASIOOI M IBM IBM Schrank. Deboreh Teteurc. Sharan BCT Turk DIAL: Celeste Frelday Anticipation Dating Service EATONTOWN Jose Alejandro, robi». Island Hts . N J 0t7« I ESTIMATED BUDGET Marc Ben-melr. Gary Boyle, aittlpgiR BMW PROJECT ESTIMATED COMPLETION YEAR Brown, LIU Chose, Itebelle Dephllllpi, PROJECT NUMBER TOTAL COST TIME Anthony Clccnato, Jenlce Ounpnv, "COM! BLOW YOU" HORN" — Improvement to Roeds I mga-itao Arlene Dye. Kethryn FltleM. Richard Saneenenot urgently needed The TOTAL ALL PROJECTS 5i7.mii Gorccn. Barbel Gerccn. TMIma Orey, Heppv Dan String Band of Men- Eilltt Harwood. Mtrkael llendlrpn. mouth County II seeking new mem Kiel Hoyhn. Jeffrey KucMak. Pamelt BUDGET APPROPRIATIONS Lawler, Larry Lermend, Joyce Lilian- Mrs Especially needed el present CAPITAL ca. Phillip Lofton. Barbara Mlnmnc. — alto, tenor, ban and boss se«; ESTIMATED CURRENT IMPROVEMENT t Petrlcle Maura. Mtyrttti Newell. Mark banjos and glockenspiel 14 vrs. or TOTAL COST! YEAR 1*10 FUND OINERAL Nevecskl. OaRMa CIMeMtt Marie Pa- older Cell 775-HOSB for morg In- 1140000 750.00 M.1M0O rent, Patricia RleMman. Jenet San- fornygtmt. TOTAL ALL PROJECTS 5l7.t»H M150 0D 4tB.ng.St tecrcce; Jemei Slcchllano, Gary ELIGIBLE RETIREO MALE — SI. Sloneeypher. Mag Tang. Lama Taylor, Direct detcendenl, Plymouth Mess BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that thlt cc«nplote~any>nolmont. In accordance wr(h "iha pievlslene pi David TlmlceliU. OartaaMt Wltllpn Plior Ims Ufa rummer of me Sam of NJAC5.30-4.4 le) be published In Dolly Register In the Issue of May II, IftO. TINTOa) PALLt: Alma tears, Rllletar tutu By Dave KMtadea DM Revolution World traveler *e- BEIT FURTHER^ EVOLVED, that two (1) certified copies pf Bill resolution be filed lorthwltn In the Office pf Tlmetnv Barn, Craig Camallut. Rea- • Ires meeting well hggMd attractive IM Director of Locel Government Services ert Houghlen. Oebereh Kennedy. NEW WING TO RISE — Members of (he congregation of the Lutheran Church of gal. Reply, Ian 111. Rumson. «77et II Is hereby certified that this II e true copy Pf a resolution intending the capital budget section edopted By Ota Arlnlna Nelundar joee Nagtalcn. Snarl governing body on tM 14th dev of May, tejo Olsen, Jaa Pott, KeDiryn SmHtl. tllna God In Holmdel pore over plans for a $130,000 addition to the church, which will be HYPNOSIS — Per welgM central. Certified by Me. Kenccla smomng. nail biting. seH-lmpreve- Harold Crottman used for educational activities. From left are William Theune, congregation secre- ACTINO MUNICIPAL CLERK BNOLISNTOWN: Kenneth Bpruk. Arlene Meh|men. MS.. MSW. ElalM atari, Cindy Boaclub. DIPM Can- tary; Pam Everett, co-chairman of the building committee); Rev. George Prank Jr., May 14. IMO tic. Marlon Paa. Marpuerlte Depracc, May It 154.00 ' pastor of the church, and Mac Romelser, vice president of the congregation. WTy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, MAY 19,1980 The Daily Kl^tsterr 19

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MONDAY, MAY 10 to discover in yourself, and. you customarily are with Dec 21) - Now that you are Born today, you possess a indeed, may yet discover those outside it Be fair1 entering a new phase of your theatrical nature and a keen Alto born on this data LEOIJuly 23-Aug. 22) - work, lessen your nervous- sense of the dramatic. Your are Henry F.B. Gilbert, Co-workers do much lo less- ness through preparedness talents lie within the limits composer; Dam* Nellie en your worries this morn- Seek new knowledge of the performing arts •- Melba, famed singer. ing Evening hours should CAPRICORN(Dec 22- singing, dancing, conducting, To see what is in store for see you shouldering respon- Jan. IB) - Companionship acting -• but there may be a you tomorrow, find your sibility with a will early in the day lifts your basic shyness that keeps you birthday and read the corre- VIRGOIAug. 23-Sept 22) spirits and makes you ready from becoming a performer sponding paragraph. Let - Take your time initiating to handle afternoon compli- Should this be the case, you your birthday star be your new projects This is a day cations will no doubt sponsor others daily guide. ripe for error Get help AQUARIUSIJan 2O-Feb. in their own performing where you need it. ambitions, and take your TUESDAY, MAY 20 18) - Take care that news Blondie own satisfaction from their TAURUS(Aprll 20-May from a distance is reliably fulfillment. 20) - Follow your hunches LIBRA(Sept. 23-Oct.22)- reported Make no decisions HONEY I OONY HAVE " =0R INSTANCE, VOU WOUUXT M/ and you will be able to set - An attempt to make peace without first investigating ENOUGH MONCV TO mv BETTYS BOUTIQUE AHEAD OF things to rights in a relation- at home or on the employ- PISCESIFeb 19-March ALL THESE 61U-S THE MILKMAN. In your personal relation- ship with the young. " ment scene may come to 20) - Teamwork aids the WOULD YOU' ships, you are a leader. It is GEMINKMay 21-June 20) nothing. Try again! pocketbook. Take the first you who allows the relation- - Unbend enough to accom- step toward a new system of ship to weaken •- and it is pany your apology with a SCORPIOIOcl. 23-Nov. budget-making Friends you who takes whatever token gift. You can do much 21) •- If you would get back offer aid. steps are necessary to firm to soften feelings toward on the right track where ARIESIMarch 21 April it up. You have a special you career advancement is 19) •- Check out your own place in your heart for chil- CANCER(Jun* 21-July concerned, talk with higher- security system Objects of dren, seeing in them all the 22) - Be as tolerant of those ups. . value represent your future, possibilities you once hoped within the family circle as SAGITTARIUSINov 22- guard them well now

West dealer Sheinwold's bridge advice Both sides vulnerable By Alfred Sheinwold then low toward dummy. raise lo two hearts, and he NORTH then bids two notrump The • KJ etmut /WG0P< IPOtfT m Today's hand is a cinch if GUESSES SPADES opponenls pass You hold: oar A sn SWATS A suin- you can see all 52 cards. Bob After running the clubs • KJV943OI0 874 O 10 8 7 4 M&. BIATHLON* Feller, of Albany, N.Y., found Feller led a spade from his 1 IMX1 It seeNiwimpv ; • A J 9 3. What do you say • AJ93 his way without that advan- hand. By this time West had *l U^J THIS IS SUCH 5&CIAL-- 6&MRKfP tage while winning the Grand shown up with the queens of ANSWER: Bid three no- WEST EAST PROAMSUMHeft National Pair Championship hearts and clubs and with the trump Partner is suggesting • Q 10 5 3 2 • A 97 4 8IAMU3N! In MarcH with neighbor Jeff K-Q of diamonds. If West game and knows that you

YOU THINK A BOW TiE AIC HOV UlOULPN T KNOW TAKE THAT ANP uJRlTE HOUITOMURTAN A BKIEFCASE MAKES YOU AN OBJECTION FROM IT ON YOUR lATEK ATTORNEYS FEEUN65 OLIVERUJENPELLH0LME5? A JURY BOX! 6UMMEP, CANARY YELLOk) EI6HTANPAHALFBY FOURTEEN LE6AL PAP!

Beetle Bailey The Phantom EVERY NOW AND AS DUN* sere tf/WY JO IMV* MRllNtfS.,,1 CAN'T OH, SO W«IT TO «BT VDU THEN HE HEARS ONE HOMB TO HIM! SUCK A HOCKEY HE'D LIKE TO USE PUCK MONDAY. MAY IB, I960 Masters degree program for area residents should bring a photocopied SHREWSBURY - Fair- will be held at 7 p.m. May n Ike program has been offered Center for Human Develop- leigh Dickinson University's at the Monmoulh County Li- ment faculty consultants, proof of their underf raduate in communities throughout decree. Gradual* Center for Human brary Eastern Branch, Route the stale. II lavolves people •111 be at the meeting to an- Development 1* continuing to a. including teachers, medical swer questions on curriculum offer its entire matter of arts requirements, admission pro- Blood drive set Intended for adulu who and social service personnel, degree program to Mon- cedures, and to explain the MARLBORO - The are responsible for the counselors, law enforcement mouth County resident! program in detail It will be Marlboro Health Careers growth and development of personnel, homemakera, possible to enter the program Club wiU hold it's aanual An information others, this program focuses business people and women In May, July, or September. Blood Drive Thrusdayfrom • on an Interdisciplinary under- re-entering the Job market. a.m. to 1 p.m. at the standing of human behavior. Profeaaors Stevi Lischin nose interested In regis- Long Branch Marlboro High School on For more than SO years, and Richard Oanr, Graduate tering as special students beach badges Route 7» now on sale LONG BRANCH - One of the surest signs of summer £ NIW OFFICERS — Th« Greater Freehold Area Chamber of Commerce installed approaching can be seen on TO AVOID BANKRUPTCY "•' new officers Saturday nlejM at Its annual dinner-dance at the American Hotel In the boardwalk or at City Hall Freehold. Amono the new eHteers »n, from left to right, Jack DeCerce, Colts Neck, — beach badges are on sale i of Freehold Area HosotUkfrfirst vice president; Charles R. Miller, Freehold, now and they're going quick- CLOSING DOWN i, Installing officer; Arthur W**osen. Freehold Township, of the 3M Co., president, ly- 5 and Edward Griffin. Little Wver, of the Central Jersey Bank, vice president. Not The badges, which sell for DOVE GALLERIES, INC. pictured is Richard B. Daylfcftiasurer. IS for ages 12 to IT, 110 for DIRECT IMPORTERS OF HANDMADE ORIENTAL RUGS ages IS to 61, and free for I DISCONTINUANCE CERTIFICATE • 1M3 I other ages, are good for any We hava been commissioned by the owners of Dovt Gallarias, Inc. of Central beach in the city, Including Avenue, Csdarhurst. Long Island to sail their entire inventory of over 2850 Seven Presidents Oceanfront HANDMADE ORIENTAL RUGS in all qualities, sizes and makes. Sizes from Park. 3' X T to 18' X 12'. WE WILL OFFER TO THE PUBLIC IN Daily Weekday rates are 50 cents for 11 to 17 year-olds, THE RED BANK • EATONTOWN AREA $1 for adults On the weekend OVER 200 OF THESE RUGS TO BE SOLD BY rates are II for those 12 to 17 years-old, and $1.50 for adulu City beaches open June 14 PUBLIC AUCTION and close Labor Day at West MONDAY, MAY 19 End, Cottage Place, North Auction 8 PM Preview 7 PM and South Bath Avenues, HILTON INN 700 HOPE RD. Morris Avenue and North TINTON PALLS Broadway, and the surfing (O.S. Pkwy.. ElMIOS) beach at Matilda Terrace. Badges are on sale Mon- day through Friday on the main floor of City Hall, on AUCTIONEER Harry T«lb«l TERMS CASH / CHECKS Broadway, and on weekend! INFORMATION (211) 7OI-00M CaN CoKSOt A. A & A Inc Liquidators in the convenience stopon boardwalk at Morris Avenue.

WHAT'S HIS RACQUET? — Gov. Brendan T. Bvrne made a special guest appearance yesterday at the $5,000 Challenge Tennis Tournament at the Allaire Rac- quet Club In Wall. Byrne participated in a doubles match with state Sens. Brian T. Kennedy, R-Mon- mouth, and Frank Dodd, D-Essex, and tennis pro Steve Smith. Proceeds from the charity event will benefit the American Cancer Society. Lehrer seeks to confiscate car FREEHOLD - The Mon- Howard Newman of Long mouth County Prosecutor's ' Branch May 2 in the parking office has filed a lawsuit to lot of Monmouth Mall, Eaton- confiscate a ISM Honda wMjwn. | which it maintains wis _ If you The legal action alleges to transport marijuana in that Newman brought mari- juana to the site in his motor g to the U~*ut vehicle filed by Prosecutor Alex- ander I) Lehrer, County In- The prosecutor's office vestigator Marc Greenberg, wants the court to declare the whh o is assigned to thh e MMon- car forfeited under a state mouth County Narcotics law which says that any vehi- aiAkflantfc Strike Force this month, had cle used/lo transport drugs purchased what is alleged to can be cWiacated by law en- have been marijuana from forcement authorities. itservesyou

Bank at Midlantic and you get exactly what you deserve. Unbeatable service! And that's a consensus of the people who matter most. Our neighbors. NUMBER ONE — Keith Woods, store manager, sits I atop moped in front of Mr. Mo-Ped store on Route 35 in Now, we don't go looking for | Eatontown. Charles Genovese, the Mr. Mo-Ped area I operator has been declared the top volume Puch compliments. But^ever since we tj Mopeds dealer in the state. Genovese also operates i another store in Englishtown. can remember, we've gotten a lot of nice ones from our custom- M925 ers. They tell us our employees are more helpful. Friendlier. More interested in their rowfe needs. That we offer a ALUMINUM wider range of services. COMBINATION Make their banking transactions easier. 16 FULL SIZED Faster. In short, we QUALITY serve them right! So, if you're ALUMINUM wondering what's COMBINATION so good about DOORS ON Midlantic-style banking, ask a DISPLAY neighbor! Or,

CROSS-BUCK JALOUSIES COLONIAL start banking at HI-LITE FULL LIGHT AND MORE ASK ABOUT OUR INSTALLATION Midlantic. It'll Bank Midlantic. It serves you right! serve you right! WE DO NOT CHARGE EXTRA FOR UNUSUAL SIZES, ANY DOOR UP NOTE: TO iT IM" SAME PRICE 32 BROAD 8T. RED BANK MIDLANTIC 741-7500 u Member FDIC Open DeHvlHM-S.-M.Fii. nils*p.m. I Midlantic National Bank/Merchants 20 I In-1 kuly Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONOAY, MAY 19, i960 Western M on mouth i YM-YWHA schedules garage sale MORGANVILLE — A and to purchase new equip- Harriet Haymes, vice presi- Western Branch of the Jew- sibte through a special grgrana t Gigantic Garage Sale will be ment for the youth lounge dent and by Program Direc- ish Community Center of from the Jewish Federation sponsored by the YM-YWHA Fund raisers are under the tor Jeffrey Ackerman. Greater Monmouth County of Greater Monmouth Coun- on Thursday and Friday June -overall supervision of Mrs. The YM-YWHA is the Its programs are made pos- ty 12 and 13 from 10 AM to ] PM Chairwomen for the eventi are Mrs Miriam Goldberg, Englishtown and Mrs. Grace Silverman, Manalapan. TO AVOID BANKRUPTCY All types of merchandise will be accepted for the sale, including appliances, dishes, antiques, furniture, books, CLOSING DOWN household goods, toys, bi- DOVE GALLERIES, INC cycles, sports equipment, DIRECT IMPORTERS OF HANDMADE ORIENTAL RUGS etc. However, clothing will I DISCONTINUANCE CERTIFICATE « 1883 I not be sold. We have been commissioned by the owners of Dove Galleries, Inc. of Central Letters will be given for Avenue, Cedarhurst, Long Island to sell their entire inventory of over 2860 all merchandise, as all gifts HANDMADE ORIENTAL RUGS in all qualities, sizes and makes Sizes from given to the YM-YWHA are 3' X 2' to 18' X 12'. WE WILL OFFER TO THE PUBLIC IN tax deductible. All donations can be THE RED BANK - EATONTOWN AREA brought to the YM-YWHA lo- OVER 200 OF THESE RUGS TO BE SOLD BY cated at the Central Mall Route 79 and Tennant Road. The proceeds of all fund raising programs are used in PUBLIC AUCTION two ways: To subsidize schol- ON: MONDAY, MAVIS arship assistance for families Auction I PM Preview 7 PM with special financial needs AT: HILTON-INN 700 HOPE RD. MMMMfMi Blood drive set TINTON FALLS NEW OFFICERS — The Greater Freehold Area Chamber of Commerce installed (Q.S.Pkwy., Exit 105) new officers Saturday night at Its annual dinner-dance at the American Hotel in MARLBORO - The Freehold. Among the new officers are, from left to right, Jack DeCerce, Colts Neck, Marlboro Health Careers of Freehold Area Hospital, first vice president; Charles R. Miller, Freehold, Club will hold its annual Installing officer; Arthur W. Rosen, Freehold Township, of the 3M Co., president, Blood Drive Thrusdayfrom 9 AUCTIONEER Harry T.lbel 1ERMS CASH CHFCKS and Edward Griffin, Little Silver, of the Central Jersey Bank, vice president. Not a.m. to 1 p.m. at the INFORMATION (213) 709-0026 Call Colled A. A «, A ini UiMirtatoit pictured li Richard B. Davis, treasurer. Marlboro High School on Route 79. YMCA day camps have openings FRF. KHOLD-The In addition to our Day iiM• ii i Freehold Area Camps, we are offering a rec- VMCA Day Camps are still reational program for 3 years accepting registration for olds called "Toddler Tyme" youths igei 4 through 13. The program will be a fun Any young YMCA mem- time, consisting of movement bers who are interested in education, story time, arts outdoor activities of every and crafts, dance, movies and kiiul should sign up soon. The recreational swimming. The camps offer a wide variety of program will meet every If you spurts, swimming twice a Monday. Wednesday and Fri- day. rnuslr. arts and crafts' day from 9:30 a.m. — 12:00 beginning tumbling, archery p in . periods indicated in our for ihi- older children, nature Camp Brochure. Please call study .mi! whblioma outdoor the Freehold "Y" at 462-0464 eampinn experiences. for more information. it servesyou rights

Bank at Midlantic and you get exactly what you deserve. Unbeatable service! And that's a consensus of the people who matter most. Our neighbors. NUMBER ONE — Keith Woods, store manager, sits atop moped in Iront of Mr. Mo-Ped store on Route 35 in Now, we don't go looking for Eatonlown Charles Genovese, the Mr. Mo-Ped area operator hns been declared the top volume Puch compliments. But ever since we Mopods dealer in the state. Genovese also operates another store in Enolishtown. can remember, we've gotten a lot of nice ones from our custom- Since 1925 ers. They tell us our employees are more helpful. Friendlier. More interested in their rowvfe needs. That we offer a ALUMINUM wider range of services. COMBINATION DOORS Make their banking transactions easier. 16 FULL SIZED Faster. In short, we QUALITY serve them right! So, if you're ALUMINUM wondering what's COMBINATION so good about DOORS ON Midlantic-style 'banking, ask a DISPLAY neighbor! Or,

CROSS-BUCK JALOUSIES COLONIAL start banking at HI-LITE FULL LIGHT AND MORE Midlantic. It'll ASK ABOUT OUR INSTALLATION Bank Midlantic. It serves you right! serve you right! WE DO NOT CHARGE EXTRA FOR UNUSUAL SIZES. ANV DOOR UP NOTE: TO 37"xtS" SAME PRICE 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK LANTIC 741-7500 «a Member FDIC Midlantic National Bank/Merchants Open Dally i:00-5:30. Frt. till 9 p.m. 8jf iJ Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY. NJ. MONDAY. MAY 18,1900 The Daily Register 19

WSf MANX THAT'S WHVI PRAPPED BV, HINK THAR'S SNUFFY S \LOWEEZV-- TO SOfiTA GIVE LEFT TO LIFT, LUKEV Crossword puzzle HURTIW' HIS SPIRITS A LITTLE LIFT II NuMtt* MWHTV a -M BAD. 23 Crack IUKEV May 30 Comply 24 Tff> 32 Rlngo U 29 36 AnlHxHIu- chord llon group N UbrauHm 31 -Bum 64 Cut 33 Hindu lady 66 BoracM 34 Bondkv turn come:abt» 41 Vtrily 66 DuUpdn 42 BotyciM 67 iwet 68 Schools: 37 Accented 43 Oulol syllable •tup* 39 Ofm* I REALLY WISH fTHAT5 SWEET (NO... A LITTLE^ 46 CvpltmHy 40 AdorCaMT >ft>U COULD HAVE , DID DOWN 44 Approidma> \PLUMBING 1 OMipnno tton. BEEN HOME VOU NEED 2 Gol»oec 46 AknNgh WITH ME 5] A LITTLE oltilms 47 TOPAY LIVING? 3 Govt. agcy. 46 4 Narrative Yntwday • Puzzle Solved 5 Puck Mar- 49 Earthy ceplor pigment 6 Slipped 50 Allen or S«a birds Martin 6 "PwfQynl" 62 BlrKng ch«r«cWf contest 9 Cookbook S3 Force Nam 56 Harbinger 10 Treat lor 56 Ocatnn 'GEE, I eu£ss I NEVER SEEN YA BEFORE WITHOUT Dobbin 60 Learning YOUR 61ASSES. MBS. W/B-SON f 11 Often-heard rudiments 12 African 61 French coin him ofoM *XI TOOK QUITE IN THIS CASE THE GAMBLE HMD 16 Austrian 62 ERA pro- A RISK,TOBY! OFFf IF I HADNT LET IAN SOBER Bv Bil K. an. river noun AB A UTTLE QtKl 1 WAS ALWAYS DRAGGING THERE'S A VAST UP AT MV APARTMENT HE WOUL0NT IB NY city 63 Bui Lai HOME STRAY nj*TY-DOG6. MRS WORTH! DIFFERENCE BETWE£N HAVE SEEN MY MINIATURES • ANO • • I THINK X SAW IAN CAMERON AWRD WITH A ITD STILL BE IN GREENWICH VILLAGE AS ANOTHER OF GOP* BROKEN WING AND DOING BAD SKETCHES/PF STINGV HELPLESS CREATURES! A DRUNKEN STRANGER!

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