Russo anti-drug push called ploy to find Agnellino killers By MAM MAGYAR at the scene o( the murder, and Russo apparently was son of local drug dealers coming into Long Branch antic* Spa. Long Branch No one has been charged in amacction Halta—si OsrTesM»>eil Patsy Truglia was involved because he told Agnelbno's headquarters to ask the police for protection with his murder TRENTON - Anthony "Little Pussy" Ruuo'i short- brother he bad received permiMkm to murder Truglia in The crackdown ended abruptly when police arrested Eight reputed New Jersey mobsters, including M- lived campaign against Mnamouth Couaty drug dealers retaliation for the Agnellino killing two of Russo's closest associates, James Vilo MOB ymar-old New Jersey mob chieftain Ruggiero Richie the was part of an overall effort to Meottfy those raapoasibie "But he wasn't sure he had everybody, and he felt the temarano of Long Branch and Patrick J Pluto, Russo's Boot" Boiardo and two of Russo's closest Long Branch tor the December, 1*77 murder of Ms friend, Joccph drug dealers, who all had street people working for them, former chauffeur, who later turned stale informer associates. Montemarano and Louis "Killer Louie" Per Agndlino, according to state law enforremtnt sources could find out who else was involved if they wanted to Agnellino, owner of the Surf Lounge, a Long Branch rah of Elberon. were arrested Thursday on varicw crimi- In January, 1978, Ruuo received permission from his Russo decided to give them incentive to cooperate by restaurant frequented by Russo and other reputed nal charges, including belonging to a criminal conspiracy superiors within the organization known u 'This Thing Of hurting their business until they did," the source said mobsters, was murdered Dec II, \m known as "This Thing Of Ours." Ours," to "rid the Monmouth County area of drug dealers DeMarzo. Ocean Township, was arrested at the murder All eight had posted bail by Friday and were released State law enforcement sources did not discount the by taking their money and throwing away their drugs," scene, and later pleaded guilty to murdering Agnellino. Their trial will begin in Freehold Jury 16. according to possibility that Rutso had other motives for cracking down according to a state grand jury indictment banded up last DeMarzo was found hanged in his jail cell at Trenton State Superior Court Judge Merrill Lane Jr., Monmouth County on the drug dealers, including retaliation for AgnelUno's week Prison Dec. II, lt», almost a year to the day after assignment judge. murder and-or to gain a cut of the dealers' profits, but "Russo decided to squeeze the drug dealers because he Agnetlino s death Prison officials ruled DeMarzo's death a The joint state-federal probe of mob activities, which insisted that his primary purpose was to learn the identi- felt if he squeezed hard enough, he could obtain informa suicide. centered on Russo, made extensive use of electronic ties of all those involved in the Agndlino slaying. lion on the Agnellino killing," a state source explained Russo, reputed Monmouth County mob boss, was surveillance equipment Conversations between Russo and "VincenfDeMarzo. a known drug addict, was arrested The Russo crackdown resulted in the unusual situation murdered April 26 in his apartment at the Harbor Island See Russo, page 1 The Daily Register

VOL.101 NO. 287 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, MAY 29,1979 15 CENTS The Holiday: A washout for Shore

Monmouth County residents, faced with low supplies of both The Long Branch Amusement Pier started off the weekend warm weather and gasoline, spent a quiet weekend honoring with big crowds, but that slowed down some during rains late the nation's wartime dead. yesterday, according to city authorities. Sporadic rain, which sometimes came in downpours, and Parades were scheduled throughout the county for yester- cool weather, kept most persons off the county's beaches, but day morning, but most managed to avoid the afternoon down- not away from boating on local waterways or from wagering at pours that drenched many would-be picnickers the county's two racetracks. Some of the highlights of Memorial Day observances in- Most area residents marked the holiday with traditional cluded a ceremony at the gravesite of a revolutionary-era parades, memorial services and picnics, although many of the soldier in Colts Neck: a pair of roadraces in Keyport, along picnics were driven indoors by yesterday afternoon's rain. with a flea market and a concert; a parade in Rumson that Local veterans and civic groups eulogized the nation's one combined to observe Memorial Day and the 100th Anniversary million wartime dead during dozens of services and parades of that borough's Oceanic Hook and Ladder Co ; and a host of throughout the county. other services and parades sponsored and organized by veter- It was i very special dsy for Fort Monmouth. whose ans groups such as the American Legion and the Veterans of soldiers spread out to many towns to help residents observe the Foreign Wars Memorial Day holiday. At the fort itself, the occasion was Around the state, nine persons died in traffic accidents, and marked by a 21-gun salute to servicemen who have died in war. two New Jerseyans drowned, during the long weekend. Yesterday's torrential rains caused some traffic problems Shortages of sunshine and gasoline kept many would-be on area roads, but they cleared as the squalls passed over. travelers close to home during the holiday and highway traffic Traffic throughout the county was reported to be lighter than was reported as light usual for a summer holiday weekend Most area gasoline stations were shut down by yesterday About 75 percent of the state's 5,100 gas stations were afternoon, but area police reported light traffic on highways in closed for most of the weekend Many stations remained open the area Most stations are expected to reopen today. in resort areas, although some of those were limiting sales The gasoline problems may have been a boon to super- The state Energy Department is investigating reports of market owners, as they reported booming sales of picnic food gasoline price gouging and will begin looking at the possible and gear early in the weekend, as residents apparently decided problem in earnest today, said spokesman Charles Garrity. to stay at home for their celebrations Just like last year, the poor Memorial Day weather was the In Beachwood, Judith Galvin. 36. of Brick Township was beaches' loss but the merchants' gain. Special holiday sales killed Sunday when her car split in half after ramming a utility attracted customers, including many frustrated sunbathers, to pole. all of the county's main business districts. Dennis Tracty, W, ol Lincoln P*rk died Sunday when Mi Officials in Sei Bright and on Sandy Hook reported that (ew car collided head-on with another vehicle on Route 201 In persons braved the weather to try out the beaches for the Lincoln Park traditional opening of the summer season. But even if anyone had braved the weather to get onto the beaches, most would John J Wacker. 20, of Irvington, was killed Sunday on the probably have been kept out of the water because of the early Garden State Parkway in Brick Township when his car collided season's chilly water temperatures. with another vehicle But the New Jersey Marine Police, Monmouth Beach, said William Corcoran. 38, an off-duty Fort Lee policeman, was that sailboats and motorboats were out in force on the area's killed early Saturday when his motorcycle hit an abutment on waterways, with dozens of minor accidents being reported. No the upper level of the George Washington Bridge Sailboat* ready for Mart of Monmouth Boat Club's race on ISaveiink River (Carl Forino photo) one was reported injured in any boating accident. Leonard Scaffidi. 22, of Franklin Township, died Saturday It was a very special season-opening for one local group of following an automobile collision on Route 287. sailors, as the Monmouth Boat Club, Red Bank, opened for its Orlando C Rocha, 38, of Jamaica. NY . was died Friday in 100th season of sailing on the Navesink River. Federal officials disagree a four-car crash on the New Jersey Turnpike at South Bruns- Shoppers turned out in droves for the sales in downtown wick districts like those in Red Bank, Freehold and Long Branch, Eyvind S. Harris, 50. of Cambria Heights, NY. who was and also at the big shopping malls like the Monmouth Mall in changing a flat tire, was struck and killed by a car that did not Eatontown. stop, police said. The Monmouth Mall reported an especially good day yester- John Nolan, 17, of South Orange, was killed early Saturday Was Flight 191 'doomed?' day, as its 7,000 car parking lot was filled to capacity all day, when his motorcycle skidded, hit a light pole and a curb on with thousands of shoppers streaming in and out for the holiday CHICAGO (API - Two Route 280. police said. The dispute over whether the third has separated. tors and said all jets not in- sales. federal safety officials — one the big jet could have been The proot ol it is that it spected by 3 a.m. today must Monmouth Park reported crowds totalling more than 35,000 Heather Evans, 3. of Sayreville. apparently ran onto Me- in Washington, the other here maneuvered to safety without did go from ground zero to 600 be grounded for its thoroughbred racing cards on Saturday and Sunday, and Cutcheon Avenue from behind a parked car Monday and was hit at the crash scene — disagree its engine surfaced yesterday leet. and it did not leap up In other developments. total betting those two days of more than $3.5 million by an auto driven by David Chrzan. 24. also of Sayreville No over whether American Air- between Langhorne Bond, there on rubber bands. Look County Medical Examin- Meanwhile, Freehold Raceway reported almost 10,000 har- charges have been filed. lines Flight 191 was head of the Federal Aviation Driver said. 1 don't want to nir Dr. Robert Stein said there ness racing fans turned out over the weekend to bet more than Joseph V Entwisle. 27. of Jersey City apparently drowned doomed" when an engine Administration, and lilwood get into a fight with Langhorne had been positive identi- $1.1 million on the horses there Friday while floating down the Schoharie Creek in upstate New fell off. Driver, vice president of the Bond, but he's in Washington fication of 12 of the victims Police in Oceanport and Eatontown reported no unusual York in an inflated inner tube, police said One expert says it was im- National Transportation Safe- and we are here lin Chica- He said their names would be traffic problems leading into Monmouth Park, while police in Robert Napoletano. 18. of Edison drowned in Princeton possible to control the aircraft ty Board goi." released after relatives are Freehold anl Freehold Township also said they had no problems Township Sunday while canoeing in the Millstone River near Carnegie Lake. once the engine separated, Bond said in Washington Driver said at a news con- notified with traffic for Freehold Racewav while another says loss of the that it would have been im- > ference that readouts from the Stem said bodies of one engine alone would not have possible (or the pilot to land plane's digital flight data re- infant and a very young crippled the plane fatally the crippled plane at 0 Hare corder showed the two re- child, which he saw in the Investigators said yester- once the engine separated He maining engines of the plane temporary morgue at the air- Miss Black Monmouth County named day that flight data recorded said the plane was doomed continued "to develop normal port, were not among those on the jumbo jet shows the from the moment it left the takeoff power for about 33 sec- identified He said he didn't LITTLE SILVER - Ten young ladies from Monmouth Crasper Advertising Agency. Mrs Marguerite Henderson. crew was trying to correct the runway. onds" after the engine fell know if their deaths raised the and Ocean Counties competed in the second annual Miss Daily Register columnist; and Mrs Leona Brown, a Fort DC-lOs problems before it death toll, or if they were Black Monmouth County Pageant at the Red Bank Re- Monmouth employee. "There is no certification crashed Friday near O'Hare He said the recorder in- listed among the 271 passen- gional High School. procedure tor flying without a dicated "the air crew was International Airport, killing gers and crew who were And Miss Lydia Reed ol Manchester Township in Ocean whole engine assembly he trying to do the best it could to at least Z73 persons. killed Two persons also died County, a student at Manchester Township High School, said. "There is no pilot train- correct the unusual attitude of on the ground walked away with the pageant s coveted crown at Satur- As a government-ordered ing to deal with that even- the aircraft " and in- day s ceremony inspection of engine mounting tuality: no aircraft has ever vestigators would now at- American Airlines said it bolts on all LK'-lOs got under- been in the air under those tempt to determineiwhy they knew of no infants aboard Miss Reed succeeds Miss Robin Thornton of Tinton way, investigators turned up a circumstances. There is no failed Flight 191 and didn t know if Kails, a student at Rutgers University and the 1978 Miss second broken part from the reason to think that once that The second broken engine the death toll should be re- Black Monmouth County engine assembly of the air engine came off the airlrame. part, lound in the wreckage, vised. The pageant, whose motto is "Today's Hope - Tomor- liner. They said it was not that it would fly was the pylon aft bulkhead "We won 1 know until Dr. row s Achievement, was based on a theme of •positivi- clear what role, if any. it But Driver said in- flange, a part that secured the Stein identifies them, airline ty to honor the contestants for their initiative in pursuing played in the nation s worst vestigators maintain a DC-10 rear portion ol the strut lead- spokesman Art Jackson said positive accomplishments air disaster will flv with two engines after ing from the jet engine to the We don't know of any infant wing on board. A very young child And to stress that theme, the pagaeant also held a The discovery followed the could have had a ticket. Maybe Miss Positivity Contest, which was won by Miss Kim finding on Sunday ol a broken not We will revise our records Palmer of Red Bank, a dietician's aide at the Red Bank 3-inch bolt that officials be- death count when we know for Convalescent Center who hopes to attend the Stewart The Inside Story lieved to be responsible lor the sure that there are additional Business School in Asbury Park next fall separation of the engine from deaths." Also competing were Miss Elaine Brooks, Miss Evelyn THF. WF.ATHER the jets left wing Brown. Miss Crystal Daye. Miss Lean Francis, Miss A memorial service for all riuuih and ralaj through tomorrow. Complete re- It is not known if the broken Wanda Garrison. Miss Hose Graves, Miss Yolanda Lam- Ihe victims was held near the port on page -' bolt caused the flange to break bert, and Miss Karen Powell airport Monday. About 1.100 or il the broken flange caused Krina Bombet'k socks il-again 8 persons came to the church, Miss Reed will receive a $400 scholarship to the the bolt to snap. KAA officials The While s daughlrr weds ambassador * where about 40 sat in irnnl Barbizon: School of Modeling. Red Bank, and $25 for each said Vlinks Minon Riven' blast 13 pews reserved for friends and personal appearance she makes during the next year as Driver said that in the next liimily of the dead Miss Black Monmouth County She will compete in the phase of the investigation, all statewide Miss Black New Jersey Contest Pageant In ss Sweepstakes number, three of the planes engines Jackson said the airline Atlantic City next month • will be sent to Tulsa. Ukla . for DAILY REGISTER examination ilew to Chicago all relatives Bridge adtier U PHONE NUMBERS who wanted to attend the me- Ronald Horton of Red Bank was program director for The KAA ordered the in- Business Main Office MZ-MN morial service or who just the pageant, and Miss tilenda Nedrick of Red Bank was the spection or replacement of en- t'ltmaifird.... 17-19 TrilFrre «7I-(1N wanted to be here lor what- pageant coordinator Kinc mounting bolts on all 134 The program was conducted by Mrs Alice Ancrum and tomicK 1 10 Toll Free SM-RIH ever reasons. IX'-IUs'owned by U.S. opera- by Robert Farley. Editorials I Classified Dtpl M2-I7N KWiHr tun MNtoktr um hn Michael Fitzgerald Serving as judges were Mrs Lou Etta Hendricks. of Knli-rtuinincnl 11 (imitation Kept MZ-MM I ,III Bairn SirtVualk Salt' PAGEANT WINNER - Lvdla Reed of Manchester Tonight at the Boatyard. radio station WRLB: Miss Komona Spicer. beauty consul- Horoscope 10 Sports Dept MI-4M4 Kri. & Sat.. June 1st and 2nd Township beams after being named Miss Black Mon- tant lor (he Barbizon School of Modeling; Miss Janice mouth County 1979 during pageant at Red Bank Ijlmhlr «-» MMdlelow* Bartau (71 OS* Kain or shine DrlrrlaMr Shrimp Newman, oi WOK-TV in New York. Miss Johanna Roper, Regional High School in Little Silver. At right is Kim Mate A Unit IS Freehold Bureau 411-1112 In a crisp batter with orange 'i Dullcl Store first runner-up in the 1978 Miss Black Monmouth County Palmer of Red Bank, a runner-up who was named Dbiluarii's 4 Ung Branrk Bureau ..Z8-MII sauce, a light European salad, Wed. • Kri 12-ti: Sat. 10-5. pageant. Miss Pam Hargrave. account executive with Miss Positivity. Sport* U-15 SUUhMse Bureau Mf IH 93H Priced wholesale or below lit on Tues Fashion show 33 Si HowellHd. Freehold Kromagerie. B42-WH. i 2 Thelfcfty SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY, MAY 29.1979 the Nova Scotia Tattoo lilt killed in the attack but bis at the Halifax Metro Ceatn talker was. June a ••• U Toronto the n-year-oM ALGIERS, Algeria iAP< Queen Mother, an ea> - PruMart TtU of Yugo- thuuastic racing fan and • slavia has begun a tour of familiar figure at •ooaligned nations seeking VMMU a 'dynamic' planet, •4rWgjp*> My Demonstrations planned in Decatur steeplechases in England, sa*>port ««uut » Cuban ef- attends the lJMh running d fort toward closer tie* be- WASHINGTON IAP) - VMM, far Inn Mag dall DECATUR, Ala. (AP) - Shotgun shells lay on a dreser the Queen's Plate Stakes at tween the Third World awl U below a picture of Martin Luther King Jr. in a bouse near Woodbine Race Track June Ike Soviet Union. Wayman Chapel A.M.E. Church. It was a sign of the tease mood He made his first stop of blacks here following an outburst of violence between the 30 • •• Monday in Algiers, his first Southern Christian Leadership Conference and the Ku Klux NORWICH, England MOSCOW IAP) - Ella visit here since the death n*>ud la Ike solar system and a giaat plajtw dwa Klan during the Memorial Day weekend Inaide the church last IAP) - Priaw Ckaries, heir Jeaa says performing in the earlier this year of Presi- loud on Earth And the planet that loakalkc a funy yellow night, a group of about 25 people sang, prayed and heard to the British throne and the Soviet Union is not a profit- dent Houan Boumedienne, tesuis ball because of IU thick clouds has atatlse circulation spirited words from two SCLC leaders and an official of the country's most eligible able affair, but he says to one of his staunches! Third sjritem made up of atmospheric layers that mi ee» another United League of Tupelo, Miss. "We will march again to our bachelor, says what he real- hopes his visit has paved the World allies He will meet with their motioa, scientists say The National Aeronautics and City Hall, to our courthouse. We may be stopped We may be ly needs is a good wife. way for more Western rock with President Bendjadid Space Administration scheduled the briefing by Pioneer project shot down But the record will have to snow that we tried," said Charles told an audience stars to perform here Chadli. the Rev. R B. Cottonreader, an SCLC project director. Cot- Tito's trip, will take him scientists at the aanul meeting of the American Geophysical of school principals on Tues- "It's not a money-mak- tonreader said blacks would demonstrate again June 9 day that be was deluged with to Algeria. Libya and Malta, Union Dr. Harolfabsursky of die U.S. Geological Survey said ing affair at all and that's images constructed from radar scanning show a J7,000-foot- Klansmen have vowed to stop them, raising the threat of a mail after a controversial all members of the non- confrontation similar to last Saturday. Two blacks and two speech last February In probably why more groups aligned movement he helped hlfh mountain, unofflki«Uv catM Maxwell, that would tower have decided not to come Prtowe Charles over Earth's largest, the »,0»*4t Everest Maxwell is at Ihe Klansmen were shot when klansmen disrupted the SCLC march which he blamed man- found - an organization of over," John. 32, said Mon- more than 80 nations east end of a giant plateau sclentM* previously thought was a protesting the arrest, conviction and 30-year sentence imposed agement for many of Brit- mission was to work with on a retarded black man for the rape of a white woman ain's labor problems day. "The people will just pledged to avoid involve- basin, based ape* early data This flat rise u more than 2,000 have to decide whether they local Resistance units to ••• sabotage railways ferrying ment with major power nflles lonf an* f.OOO miles wide, about twice the sixe of the "By far the best was a want to come over aad do blocs Tibetan plateati, the Earth's largest. Masursky said in an Pilgrim power plant said ready to go postcard, which simply said, something different Tttev Naii troops nroro Finland interview. 'What you need is a good into France and Germany BOSTON (AIM - Boston Edison officials say the Pilgrim I won't make any money, but wife," said Charles. I'm they wont lose any. either " • •• LONDON (API -Blanc*. • *• nuclear powei plant in Plymouth is ready to go back on line now sure that's exactly what I do KARACHI. Pakistan that new earthquake shock absorbers have been installed "1 Johns sixth Soviet con- Jagier arrived yesterday need " cert was scheduled for Mon- i APi - The widow and with Hollywood lawyer Volunteers build elderly woman home believe we're all set" to restore service today, Edison's But the handsome, 30- daughter of executed former Plymouth district manager, Robert Tis, said Monday Edison day night. He returns to Marvin Mitchelson to con- CLOVIS, Calif. (AP) - When Darrel Dietrich saw the year-old son of Queen Eliz- Britain on Thursday He said Prime Minister Zulfikar All tinue her fight forparl ol the elderly woman's crumbling borne, he was shocked. So be voluntarily shut the plant down May 12 after the Nuclear' abeth II did not elaborate on Bhutto have been released Regulatory Commission asked all reactor operators to review young Russians are starved fortune ol her husband, rock , 'started a drive to get It repaired. Before the utility company his marital prospects — a from detention in a police singer Mick Jagger their quake-resistance systems Edison spokesman Walter regular topic of fascination lor western music. "Just •V' official was done, 145 people had donated their time and from talking to Russian kids camp near Islamabad and She refused to comment Salvi said before the shutdown that an examination of hydraulic in Britain's popular press. flown here, the government materials to build 75-year-old Emma Traylor a new home devices used to absorb seismic movement in the reactor's outside the concert halls or about her pending divorce valued at 123,000. And this past weekend Mrs. Traylor moved cooling system showed they might not meet federal standards • •• at the train stations. I see says from Rolling Stone star Jag- from her 240-square-foot cottage with its leaky roof into the for resisting intense earthquakes. Salvi said the 1380,000-per- OTTAWA (CPl - Eng- they would like more people An official announcement KIT and Mitchelson also de- new tOD-square foot cottage complete with indoor bathroom. day cost of fuel oil to power conventional generators would be land's Queen Mother Mi; lo come over," John said yesterday said Nusrat Hhut clined to talk about the case Dietrich, Pacific Gas 1 Electric Co. manager in this central passed on lo consumers. abcth is coming to Canada to to and her daughter Benazir We'll be here for a few California city, said he happened on Mrs. Traylor's home while go to the races and gather • •• asked to be flown to days, "was all he would say the clans NEW ORLEANS I API - Karachi, wiiere they live. checking a broken utility pole. The one-room home was heated Pesticide plant to remain closed It was a nostalgic Memorial Mitchelson represented by a propane oven; the bathroom was outside — a converted Her visit to Canada in Day weekend for CIA Direc- Their release had bemn Michelle Triola Marvin in chicken coop. Dietrich said be first got $100 in donations from PITTSBURG, Calif. (AP) - Dow Chemical Co.'s pesticide June will include formal din- tor William Colby. promised for several week her long California court fellow Rotary Club members to fix Mrs. Traylor's electrical plant, where an explosion in a 600-gallon tank killed two persons ners, an evening at the In- Now a lawyer in he women, active in Bhut- battle for compensation for service Then, Dietrich found that Ihe structure was riddled and injured dozens of others, will be closed indefinitely, Dow ternational Gathering of the Bethesda, Mil .' Colby to's Peoples Party, were de- the years she lived with ac- with termites and dry rot. So, he suggested building a new officials said. In the tank, iron powder and liquid chlorine were Scottish Clans In Nova Sco- headed the CIA from 1973 to tained two months before tor Lee Marvin She won. house and began organizing volunteers. heated to make ferric chloride, a chemicaKused in making tia and an afternoon at the 1976. He was in New Orleans the former prime minister $104,000 after asking for K1.8 pesticides. The explosion Saturday, which spewed metal frag- horse races in Toronto the past weekend to cele- was hanged April 4 to min- million ments and chemical fumes, caused,an estimated $1 million An itinerary for her visit brate the 34th anniversary of imize anti-government dem- A week ago. Judge Harry damage. "The chemical reaction was thoroughly researched released Monday said she the World War II Operation onstrations against Bhutto's Schafer in Los Angeles Supe- Nevada legislators OK fuel-buying plan and tested,"said Jack Jones, public relations director at Dow's will arrive in Halifax June RYPE mission with 42 of its 1978 conviction and denial of rior Court ordered Jagger to CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) - The Nevada Legislature has plant 35 miles northeast of San Francisco "We're baffled We 26 and spend four days there 55 survivors subsequent appeals There pay $50,000 to his estranged passed a $10 million fuel-buying plan designed to assure visiting thought we knew everything about it." The accident is being before taking a three-day Colby was an Army ma- were violent demonstrations wife in a temporary support gamblers that they won't nave to take a chance on undepen- investigated. trip to Toronto. jor when the elite cadre of in several cities after the arrangement. The highlight of her stay dable gasoline supplies. The plan, believed to be the first of its ••• Norwegian-American volun- hanging. Jagger has objected to kind by a state, appeared to clear ils last hurdle Monday and in Halifax is the'opening cer- teers parachuted into oc- Bhutto. 51. was found the divorce suit being fought was sent to Gov. Bob List, who has said be supports the idea. Dad, 5 kids perish in fire emony for the International cupied Norway in the spring guilty of ordering the as- in Los Angeles, and re List has warned the state's casino operators that Nevada was WESTWOOD, Mass. (AP) - State inspectors were trying Gathering of the Clans, for of 1945, as World War II was sassination of a political foe portedly wants it settled in teetering between survival and chaos in its tourism business — to determine whether overloaded circuits or faulty wiring the first time in Canada, and drawing to a close Their in 1974 The man was not England. (Ire state's chief industry. Long lines at Nevada service stations caused a house fire that killed a man and his five young children have been easing somewhat, but List called it "cruel Irony" and left the mother — the family's lone survivor — in critical because it is due to lighter tourist traffic. Both Las Vegas and condition. Another woman and her two daughters who lived on a Reno have launched advertising campaigns and other efforts to first-floor apartment escaped the flames Monday, fire officials keep tourists coming into the gambling state. Under the new reported. Westwood Fire Chief J. Herbert Wiggin said an 4 legislation, the state could buy up to $10 million in fuel on credit inspector from the state Board of Electricians worked "all for resale to Nevada distributors, with the state acting as afternoon" Monday to pinpoint the source of the morning blaze, Great Gas Crunch of 79 off middleman between distributors and international oil brokers. and would continue investigating today U.S.-China on a holiday, supply adequate ll\ the Associated I'I ess weather over much ol the na- Dick Clancy. • realtor Who in Virginia Beach. Va.. eluded Americans were prepared tion kept would-be travelers bought a service sialion in a reporter • People here trade plan lo scrounge, scramble and at. or close to. home Others Richmond. Calif., to make haven't had any trouble ^< i wail for gasoline over the Me- noted heavy use of public room for an ollice building. OlIS (Jus You're Just scaring threatened morial Day weekend, but most transportation — for example, gave away union gallons oi away the tourists lound thai the Great Gas some Amtrak riders had to gas stored in underground But neither weather nor PEKING (API-The US- Crunch of '79 had taken a holi- stand in the aisles on trains pumps to help people in a gloomy talk ol gas shortages China trade agreement was day. taking them home yesterday. jam. could wipe out completely lhe threatened today as the Chi- II may not have been cheap Whatever, the reasons, the In Kansas, two Good leslivi—les that traditionally nese balked at limits on textile and in some places was avail- number of traffic deaths over Samaritans loaded with emer- ackompany the kickoff of the exports to the Unitel Slates able only at Ihe end of long the three-day weekend also ap- gency supplies ol gas patrolled warm-weather season and Trade Ambassador Robert lines, but police and tourist peared to lall below predic- (he roads for hours in search Eagle Hock. Calif, h Strauss gave them until Thurs- groups throughout Ihe country lions. of stranded motorist! whose taco-ealing contest, Cherokee. day to accept the American reported gasoline supplies The National Safety Coun- cars had run dry But they Iowa, had its Illth annual Me- demands adequate in most areas cil had projected between 500 lound no takers. morial weekend rodeo The Strauss was meeting today Some officials said bad anil 600 people would die in car The only thing I've seen oom-pah ol eolorlul parades with Vice Premier Deng accidents over the weekend were a couple ul Hat tires anil was heard in many cities Xiaoping iTeng Hsiao pingi that ended at midnight Mon- a couple ol overheated vehi- JCI ass lhe country and Foreign Minister Huang Will act day. By early today the figure cles." said Bill Brockman. a Hua in an attempt lo solve the was just over 440 Highway Patrol trooper who In San Diego, the citv s fa impasse He said the chances Drivers entered Ihe holiday cruised Interstate 70 between moos zoo and the Sea World ESS3 of agreement were "iffy.' on missile steeled against the nightmare Topeka and Lawrence marine park said business was Strauss said after a meet- of an empty t 211 percent to 38 percent below Shown Stationary Occluded NATIONAl WEATHER SERVICE. ank with noplace However, there were some H»««fl — — — = = = ing Monday with Trade Min- lo fill up«!\ last year's holiday Business NOAA. US. Dept of Commerce ister Li Qiang he gave the Chi- lears unwarranted crowd. Prices lor gasoline at Disneyland was also re- system ported down AP wlrcphoto nese three days lo respond. Oscar Miranda ol Phoenix WASHINGTON lAPl - ranged up to $1 3(1 a gallon in thru we will advise the pres- packed a 55-gaUoo drum ol WEATHER FORECAST — THe National Weather The House will act this week New York City and there were TIDES ident and he will make a de- gasoline in the back of his long lines at some places. Service today predicts showers in a broad ban from on aid for Israel and Kgypi and the Dakotas and Montana south to Colorado. Showers cision to protect the national truck when he went camping Most motorists look it in Sanih Hook on a new missile system — but are also expected in Texas north to Arkansas and interest. near the lown ol Show Low. in stride Asks state TODAY -High 11.11 pm. not on President Carter's oil Missouri and,east to Tennessee and Alabama. He said he told (Jiang he Arizona's While Mountains and low5:03p.m. price-decontrol plan, which be- "Sure I mind waiting Im! understood his concerns, dil- When he arrived, he lound TOMORROW -High 11:53 gins Friday Us golten to be a way ol life, justify bill Local forecast ficulties and problems." bul plenty of gas. said one driver, who declined am. and 1156 p.m. and low The House will take no ac- we cannot complete Ihe "I didn't want lo gel up to give ins mime, at t w rvlce 5.47 a.m. and low 5:45 pm Yesterday's high temperature at Ihe Register weather tion to block the plan, which station wai 73 degrees. The low yesterday was 60. Il was 64 whole economic relation be- there and not be able to get station on Interstate95 n in licensing For Red Bank and Rumson allows U,S. oil prices to rise in at 6 p.m. and the overnight low was 50. Today's 6 a.m. tween our countries until we back. " Miranda said. .1 bridges, add two hours: Sea phases, despite an overwhelm- neilnul ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - temperature was M. There was .88 Inches of precipitation solve politically this very dif- should have bought all that gas Bright, deduct 10 mi miles. ing Democratic Caucus vote A light plane ran out or gas Resorts International Inc. in the 24 hours ending a 6 a.m. today. There were no ficult common textile prob- in Show Low and carted il Long Branch, deduct 15 against it and made an emergency land- says it formally will ask the heating degree days yesterday, 91 for the month and 4923 lem." back to Phoenix minutes: Highlands, add 40 The reason, say aides lo ing on Highway 240 near Hich- stale to justify a $1.6 million minutes for the heating season to date. He added that the Chinese land. Wash Florida s Coast •feel there is so much we Rep Toby Moilelt. D-Conn.. is bill for a year-long investiga- lluard auxiliary also said it tion and seven-week licensing HI Lo Prt Ollk South Jersey. want them to buy and so little that he does nol have ihe votes II it 17 rn to get a measure blocking the more .hud lo help nut a number ol hearing. M they have to sell They lind it boaters who ran out ol fuel. Variable cloudiness through Wednesday with the price rise out ol committee "I'm sure we'll want dillicult to understand that we Truck drivers reported ,i chance of a shower or two. mainly in the afternoon and cannot buy an unlimited and onto the Moor, where it backup on this thing. It's just executed shortage D| diesel fuel al stops prudent business, especially evening Wednesday. Lows tonight in the low to mid 50s amount ul textiles. could be voted on The lirsl relevant bill on all over'Wvoming Truck con- on the big bills," company Highs Wednesday in the low to mid 70s Chance of showers The liniled Slates wants Ml Vice president H Steven Nor which Mullen can oiler an voys cruised the roads in some 40 percent Wednesday. 20 percent tonight Winds light and agreement that will limit Chi- inTEHRA IraN nIran IAP) - A u/ettern Mates 16 protest the ton said yesterday variable tonight nese textile exports to protect amendment to lorce a House firing squad executed live shoriage but no major traffic- The casino operator also the US. garment and textile votr on blocking Carter's plan will ask for a breakdown of the SMtteni Jersey extended forecast more ol the shah s soldiers to- problems were reported industry and preserve Ameri- may nol come up until July day and Ihe revolutionary re- p ,,p raiorsol recreation bill resulting from work on Extended forecast for Thursday through Saturday. Fair OT e can jobs Without such an Hi: office Slid the amendment gimc s head ol the national nil ,, banking on the holidav charges on impropriety levied and warmer. Lows around 50 Thursday And in the mid 50s sp ls agreement. Congress is not will be to block removing the company criticized Ayatollah |,. warnings ol gas short- against the firm. to near 60 Friday and in the low to mid 60s Saturday Highs IKi( likely lo approve (he Chinese- price controls retroactively Huhollah Khomeini for Irving , | Most of Uie charges were in the mid 60s to mid 70s Thursday. 70s Friday and in the Bges lnal kepl dr|vw of (he American trade agreement in- Hui House Speaker Thomas to put justice, politics and the road also kepi Hun receipts filed by the New Jersey mid 70s to around 80 Saturday Division of Gaining EM itialed May 14 by Commerce P. O'Neill said last week such economy inlo an Islamic t)Qwn Secretary juamta Kreps an exercise would be a ment. a part of the state At- Jersey Shore The agreement is essential charade Even il the House Slrul!fkTlh ' Just Wlstl >"u W1-1 torney General's office, which to the expansion ol trade be- voted to block Carter's plan. Hadioiehran said Ihe live. W()U|(1 s| .vnlm(, abliu, ,(l(, Conducted an investigation Variable cloudiness through Wednesday with the leading to 17 formal »bj< • tween the United States and he said, ihe Senate likely ranging from prlvall ,m ( chance of a shower, mainly in the afternoon and evening to the firm's licensing Wednesday Highs Wednesday in Ihe 60s. Lows tonight in Chins because il would give would not ond lieutenant, were convicted lhe S,,IS1|1(. A,mis',,,,,ent par* the mid 50s. Chance of showers 40 percent Wednesday, 20 ihe Chinese most-favored-na- House Democrats voted 138 (il lorlure and Ihe shooting and percent tonight Winds mostly south to southwest five to 15 tion I,mil reductions and ac- In 61 last week against killing ol innocent people and mph tonight Ocean water temperatures are in the mid 50s. cess lo low-interest financing CarterV~plan Thai informal 'Mir shot at dawn in (jasr The Dairy Register secured by Ihe U.S. Export- tally, however, does not stop Prison. Tehran s main jail The executions raised to • LISPS-145-4401 Shore area extended forecast Import Bank thejrtan from taking etieel Strauss did not make public The House, when it returns 233 the number shot since Kim Extended forecast for Thursday through Saturday. Fair the limits on textile exports Irum its Memorial Day break melnl a forcaj ousted shah The Sunday Register and warmer. Lows around 50 Thursday. And in the mid 50s that he sought. But he laid ill Wednesday, will begin acting Mohammad Keza Pahlavls l'S-334-570. to near 60 Friday and in the low to mid 60s Saturday. Highs Associated Press reporter at 8 oh Carter'! three-year. $4 H last royal government on Feb nhttj by The 'J in the mid 60s to mid 70s Thursday, 70s Friday and in the I'.S Embassy reception Mon- billion aid package to help 12. • mid 70s to around 80 Saturday. day iiiKht We have scraped HI the new peace treaty The laical criticism ol Kho- the bottom ol the barrel and I between Egypt and Israel meini s Islamic blueprint Coastal forecast have put a linal paper on the • id Includes (Hoo Bill- came Irom Hassan iN.i/ih. table n is an ultimatum lion i<< relocate two Israeli air • the National Iranian • aim Manasquan to Cape Henlopen and Delaware Bay We huve been very firm. bases from Sinai territory i MI in and .i confidant ol the IU1 Winds mostly south to southwest 10 lo 15 knots through We have taken all the water being returned to Egypt. (2.2 ayaioUah Mwnlif. tllUH.lUKUIMPri.it In. «v U . ">v II we think we can pin .ill . si eg Wednesday Partly cloudy through Wednesday with widely out ul our offer and come down billion tor Israeli M N Htdv scattered showers and some morning coastal fog. Visibili- weapons and H.5 billion for political, economic and judi- 4] cdv with an offer we could not im- t' Wtdv ty three to five miles, except locally less than two miles in prove upon We have left Egyptian defensive weapons cial affair! into an Islamic II 01 td» log and widely scattered showers. Average wave heights. ourselves no negotiant Ol the 14 8 billion Intnl. mold, even our religious lead- B HtYMItrtAvlllHrtl ers realize thai such a thing is Prc—PrttipHaltwi f»r it hwrt M4- Manasquan lo Cape Henlopen to 20 miles offshore, two to and we told Ihe Chin (147 billion would be as- .a^r0»'v^., rj,,vJis:,»Tortirr,;; neither possible nor l>< failv tut*p.m. cot vtilvrtftr. four feet through tonight. Delaware Bay. two feet or less had lo have a response and instance that would not IM' re- •tn't own 5hv «w«lt—I Ml!*** l»r !• under present conditions, Na- through tonight conclude the matter by May paid; the rest would be in W ») iHtjf MO 00 /.ih told the Iranian Har As- JI." loans I00a*«tl sociation on Sunday 1 SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, MAY 29.1979 Van Wagner seeking state commission on Agent Orange

By MARK MAGYAR six-year study of the effect* of federal government, the Vet- New Jersey AasociHwa of - a program that is not con- problems relating to Agent Or Agent Orange on 3,000 veter- erans Administration and Dow Concerned Veterans, which trolled by Vietnam veterans ange and othar defoliants, and TRENTON - As- ans Chemical, in March U7I on represents veteran on 8 New This commission would be au- to provide counselling as- sembiyman Richard Van Bat veterans' organisation behalf of 4 z million veterans Jersey college campuses, ac- tonomous with regard to the sistance and referrals to vet Wagner, D-Monmouth, an- leaden immediately ques- allegedly exposed to Agent Or- cused the Carter Adminis- Veterans Administration aad trans with those health prob- nounced today be would in- tioned what the Veterans Ad ange. tration and the Pentagon on other government agencies lems. troduce legislation to create a ministration would do over the Environmentalist Barry Wednesday of "covering up" "And this commission The bill appropristes Mate commission to study the next MI years until the study Commoner last week called the effects of Agent Orange could very well establish a 1100.000 to the commisskM for effects of "Agent Orange, " a is completed for veterans who for a nationwide testing pro- Gene Farrell, aide to Mr threshold credibility for the an IB-month period, at the aid toxic chemical defoliant want to file Agent Orange dis- gram of all Vietnam veteran Van Wagner, said the "Agent veterans' claims that could of which the commission is sprayed in Vietnam, on Viet- ability claims. for Agent Orange symptoms, Orange Victims Act" is serve as a basis for action by directed to report its findings nam era veterans Veterans organizations but the Veterans Adminis- needed as "a first step" in the New Jersey's Congressional to the legislature along with "A lane number of Viet- have become increasingly vo- tration has reportedly ruled face of federal inaction. delegation," be said. recommendations for further nam era veterans were ex- cal during the past year about out widespread testing for fear "Even though govern- The Van Wagner bill legislation posed to Agent Orange and Agent Orange, a defoliant of causing a panic ment's response to a problem directs the governor to appoint The Van Wagner bill also other debilitating defoliants which contains Dioxin. a toxic Thomas Kenny, a Lodi vet- all too often involves setting a seven-member study com- directs the state Division of during their service In Viet- substance which veterans eran who says he is suffering up a commission, we believe mission, of which at least four Veterans Affairs to cooperate nam," Mr. Van Wagner said in charge is carcinogenic and from Agent Orange exposure, this one would do some good,' members must be Vietnam with the commission. the prelude to his "Agent Or- causes birth defects, black- will speak on the Agent Or- Mr. Farrell said. era veterans The bill was sent to the ange Victims Act" outs, muscle aches, joint ange issue at Brookdale Com- "Vietnam veterans have The commission, which state Division of Legislative "It is a legitimate concern aches and chloracne munity College's dining com- been ignored for so long by the would have an executive direc- Services for drafting on and responsibility of the state Agent Orange Victims In- mons Thursday at 7 p.m. establishment that they proba- tor and clerical staff, would Wednesday and will be in- of New Jersey to determine ternational filed several class Artie O'Keefe of East bly wouldn't have much faith serve as a central organization troduced when the Assembly the extent of their injuries and action lawsuits against the Keansburg, president of the in — or get good results from to compile data on health returns on June 11 to provide support and coun- seling services to these vic- tims," he said Approximately 500 victims have filed Agent Orange dis- Airlines meet inspection deadline ability claims with the Veter- ans Administration, but not WASHINGTON (API - cause of Friday's crash of an llange of each wing engine spokesmen for others said ly and before being put back one has been classified as a The eight domestic airlines American Airlines jumbo jet pylon aft bulkhead." their main—enance crews into service herbicide victim because the flying DC-lOs, told to inspect in Chicago The crash, the na- Elwood Driver, the vice were moving quickly to meet Western Airlines said some official government position is engine mounts on 134 of the tion's worst aviation disaster, chairman of the National the deadline delays were possible today be that there is no scientific jets or ground them, moved killed 273 persons Transportation Safety Board American Airlines said Uie cause all nine of its DC-lOs evidence that Agent Orange quickly to meet today's feder- The airlines had faced a who is conducting the Chicago bolts in question on all its were being flown to Los Angel- ever did anything but kill ally imposed deadline. Little deadline of 3 am KDT today investigation, said some of the DC-10s have been replaced and es for inspection. focus of the inspections would would be examined The FAA •••ItMr MM »> Cart PariM plants disruption seemed to result for to inspect the DC-lOs before In San Francisco. World the nation's air travelers. the government grounded be on the "aft fitting' be- said American has 29 of the LEST WE FORGET — David Ranev of Red Bank Re- Max Cleland, Veterans Ad- planes Airways and Trans Inlema gional High School plavs "Taps" yesterday at the Mon- ministration chief, announced The order came as the Fed- them Indications were that cause there are indications tional Airlines said the bolts in ument, 51 Monmouth St., Red Bank, to honor Americans yesterday that the Air Force eral Aviation Administration most of the carriers were able that there could have been Continental Airlines said question also were being all of its 15 jumbo jets had who died serving their country. Looking on during the would conduct a "thorough" continued its search for the to comply with the order problems in that area " changed on their DC-lOs without serious delays or CBS News reported that in- been inspected and would fly Trans International expected ceremonies outside the Red Bank pike station are: normal schedules today Morris Miller, chairman of the annual service; the Rev. flight cancellations vestigators were looking for no delays, but World said a jet National said it would nut William Fuller of the United Baptist Church, Mid- FAA Administrator evidence of unusual engine in Frankfurt. Germany, would complete inspections on all its dletown, and Col. John J. Fatum of Fort Monmouth, the Highway deaths up Langhorne Bond yesterday or- vibration in the seconds before not be ready by the deadline dered the inspections on the the crash . vibration that 15 DC-lOs until tonight Be- Those companies have a total guest speaker at the service. The program was arranged cause of that, passengers were by Red Bank Post No. 168, of the American Legion. The wide-bodied tri-motors after might have increased stress of seven DC-lOs under FAA on the bolt being shifted Up other flights or Red Bank Fire Department also held Its annual memori- 24 percent over 1978 investigators found that one. of jurisdiction. t— the small bolts attaching the Bond told yesterday news flights were being con- al services at the mnument yesterday Weckesser said the growing TRENTON (API - New engines to the plane s wings conference that American's solidated In some cases. 727s The FAA order covers popularity of smaller cars and Jersey's highway fatality rate through connecting pylons Flight 191 was doomed the mo- were being substituted for the nearly half of the 274 DC-lOs vans as passenger vehicles has jumbo jels. the line said is up 24 over 1978 and state broke just before Friday's ment it left the runway. flown worldwide by 41 air- played a role in the increasing authorities attributed that rise crash. He said he thought not even Northwest Airlines said it lines McDonnell Douglas Russo ploy fatality rates on highways to a defiance of the 55-mph With the bolt broken, the the most skilled pilot could was inspecting its DC-lOs in Corp is the manufacturer of (continued) speed limit and lack of use of "The van and pickup left engine and pylon sepa- have gained control of or Minneapolis and Seattle and (he jumbo jets. various associates recorded Jan. 12 and 13,1978, focused on seat belts. driver is sitting above the road rated from the plane, rolled landed a plane with a missing hoped to have all its 22 planes Although the FAA is re- the proposed crackdown on drug dealers and plans to The state Office of High- and. for that reason, seems to over the top of the wing and engine examined by the deadline The sponsible only for US air- avenge Agnellino's death. way Safety said 403 persons drive more agressively," fell to the ground But Driver disagreed airline said some delays were lines. FAA chief Bond urged According to the indictment. Russo and Montemarano have died thus far In 1979 - 78 Weckesser said Also, many The jet climbed a few hun- Saying again that in- possible in the Chicago area, foreign airlines "to follow our met in West Long Branch Jan. 12 and discussed the more than last year Author- of those vehicles don't have dred feet, then plummeted. vestigators feel a DC-10 should however nited Airlines of- urgent advice on the need for ficials said they planned to re- proposed drug crackdown and the identity of individuals ities said 14 persons had been the interior protection that The eight airlines, besides fly with only two engines at- inspections ' they believed to be responsible for the Agnellino murder. killed on the New Jersey Turn- passenger cars have, so the tached, he added, The proof place all the bolts on the wing- Swissair officials tem- inspecting the bolls, were or- mounted engines of their 37 They also discussed "the efforts they would make to pike over the first three severity of their accidents is dered to look for cracks in the of it is that it did go from porarily grounded their nine ascertain the true identities of all those responsible" for months of 1979. double the greater lie His It said the re- DC-lOs for inspections. Cana- fitting that attaches the pylon ground zero to 600 feet, and it placements were expected to the Agnellino murder, including their intention to number last year. Winston said the vulner- to the wing structure, FAA did not leap up there on rubber dian officials said they were "snatch" an individual not identified in the indictment and ability of small cars in multi- be finished today on the 24 asking Wardair, the only Ca- The National Highway official Al Garvis said in Los bands planes scheduled to fly and smack" the individual around. Traffic Safety Administration vehicle accidents is a matter Angeles The order calls for Some airlines said they nadian operator of DC-lOs. to The following day, Russo met with Anthony Dale of physics. "When a Honda that work on the remaining take special safety precau- reported 10.217 traffic deaths mechanics to "visually in- would inspect or replace the planet would be done "short- Agnellino, brother of the slain restaurateur, and told him during the first three months hits a Lincoln, the Honda's in spect the inside forward bolts before the FAA deadline. tions on its two planes. he had received permission from "New York" and of the year, up 1.321 or 15.trouble." he said Boiardo to kill those responsible for Agnellino's death, percent over last year "including Patsy Truglia." Federal authorities at- Truglia, a former Long Branch resident, made head- tributed the rise in highway Howard asks lines in April, 1976, by shooting to death three alleged deaths to fewer drivers adher- underworld "enforcers" who came to his Fort ing to the speed limit and the Lauderdale, Fla , home. He was found innocent by reason fact that only 14 percent of help in FTC of self-defense. motorists wear safety belts Russo told Anthony Dale Agnellino at the Jan. 13 Officials also said alcohol is meeting that he had advised "New York" and Boiardo oil probes present in nearly half of all that "he would not bury' the persons responsible" for the WASHINGTON - Rep traffic fatalities Agnellino killing, but would leave them "out in the open so James J Howard. D-N.J . has Ready when you are... "We've seen an increase in everyone will know that if anyone gets out of line that's urged the Department of Jus- late night, single-car, lixtil ob- what's gonna happen with them." according to the indict- tice and the Department of stacle collisions." said Curtis ment. Energy to cooperate with the Winston of the Office of High- Russo met with Pizuto that same day and discussed Federal Trade Commission way Safety "In most cases, several subjects, including the planned crackdown on drug (FTCI in investigating allega- those are drunks who run off dealers and "Russo's request to Boiardo to send him more tions of stockpiling and price the road and hit something men," presumably to assist in the crackdown. gouging by the nation s oil sup- Paul Weckesser. director Russo also discussed his criticism of Montemarano and pliers of operations for the New Jer- Pizuto, both of whom were being "proposed" for formal Howard's action followed sey Turnpike Authority said membership in the "family" to which Boiardo and Russo meetings and correspondence the number of drivers stopped belonged with New Jersey Department for driving erratically and "Vilo, ... if you wanta do something do it," Russo was of Energy Commissioner Joel quoted as saying in the indictment. "Let me worry about turn out to be driving while H. Jacobson in which Jacobson it. If you ain't got the ...(nerve), then the best... thing for intoxicated is up sharply disputed with facts and figures youse both to do is to go to work. If ya want to be wise guys, Its running 10 percent the contention by oil com- ya be wise guys." ahead of last year's figures for panies that the gas shortage is According to the indictment, "wise guy" is another this period and 50 percent due to the Iranian shortfall term for a "made man," one who has been accepted and ahead of the 1977 numbers The Department of Jus- Initiated into one of the "families" of the nation-wide We re really not used to this tice is hampering eflorts by criminal organization known as "This Thing Of Ours," or. type of alcohol use on the the Federal Trade Com- in Italian. "La Cosa Nostra." Turnpike mission to secure sensitive oil Weckesser said recent ap- company documents from the prehensions included drivers Department of Energy.' How- with blood alcohol levels of .19 Boy dies after "pas* out' stunt ard said. At a time when percent and .15 percent At 20. MILWAUKEE (AP) — A 12-year-old who was voted the Congress is being asked to sup- most people are unable to most popular boy in his sixth-grade class and who taught port a program of price decon- walk, he said himself to pass out to amuse friends has died after performing trol, it is critical that allega- the stunt and going into a coma. Paul Edward Gleffe, of New Both W inston and tions of stockpiling and price Berlin struck his head when he collapsed Wednesday on a SEASONS END MEETING gouging be thoroughly in- school playground, his mother Marlene, said. He died Satur- UNION BEACH - The Un- vestigated day Deputy coroner Paul Hibbard said Sunday an autopsy ion Beach PTA's meeting to- "1 would have great dif- showed the boy died of asphyxiaton and a skull fracture. Mrs. night at 7 30 p.m. in the Gleffe. said her son evidently had practiced a throat squeezing ficulty supporting price decon- technique despite the pleas of his 13-year-old sister. "Kids schools library, will include trol in the current atmosphere think they are indestructible," Mrs. Gleffe said. "He was election and installation of of- of suspicion that surrounds the telling his friends about this, telling them: See. this is what I ficers. PTA awards to student gas shortage In addition, the 1 could do."' winners of the candy drive, art presidents proposed windfall contest and other programs. profits tax does not. to my mind, reclaim enough for the consumer or (or mass trans- portation development." he added. In a letter to Attorney Gen- eral Griffin Bell. Howard said. 1 am writing to personally express my distress over the alleged Department of Justice hampering" of the Federal Trade Commission investiga- tion of the gasoline shortage now plaguine this country

fefc Remember 8'/JX11 OFFSET we make banking easy for you XEROX COPIES flCENTRIlL JERSEY BAM COIN/IFV\IMV OCEANPORT REVELERS — Three Oceanport youngsters polish off some treats PRINTING durina yesterday's Memorial Day celebrations at Oceanport Community Center. While You wait MEMBER FOC Four-year-old Thomas Quirk cleans up the remnants of his cotton candy, while five- year-old Amy Frankel, apparently not satisfied with lust her flavored ice, jealously frt'wolf cress me eyes four-year-old Joshua Wiseman's cotton candy. The three joined in fun and 170 Monmouth Slmt games at the Community Center following a parade of local civic and youth groups. HtdBink, 741-9300 29 CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU • MIDDLESEX • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UNION M the Community Center, residents were also treated to a concert by the Shore MMlonal High School Band. , 4 The DtflyRegifler TUESDAY, MAY 29.1979 .MMMJM^MM-^mM._.._„„.. ^-J^^^_Jia^—^ Mobile Wheels pleads Obituaries for volunteer drivers fwo«d. Matawan Borough. an automobile The MCBSS FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Aberdeen Township, and Un- urges taow afcowaat to voto- George Brent, 75, was - Mobile Wheels, a non-profit, ion Beach The facilities which teer but are ynable to commit volunteer organization which prepare Mobile Meals trays themselves for oae day each delivers a not lunch daily to are in Holmdel. Hazlet Town- wetktosi|»wai»*«itutes actor in 100 films 137 elderly and disabled shut ship, I'liffwood Beach. Eaton- who are called on only in ins ia 17 county towns, has People drove me nuts," town. Middletown, and Red emergency litualions from SAN DIEGO. Cal (AP) - issued an urgent plea for vol- he said "I loved it." Bank time to lime. Actor George Brent, a veteran unteer drivers for the sum Brent, who had starred Without Mobile Meals The trays for each route of more than 100 films and 300 mer. with Greta Garbo, Bette many of the recipients would are picked up at one ol Ihe 10 plays, was found dead in his It takes a roster of 340 regu- Davis, Claudette Colbert and be forced to go into nursing health care facilities that pre nearby SoUna Beach home lar, substitute and back-up other top actresses, appeared homes because* they are un- pare Mobile Meah These hos- Saturday night volunteers to keep Mobile able to shop for food and pre- Brent. 75 apparently died in such films as "Dart Vic- pitals and nursing homes Meals on the move five days a pare their own meals, accord- donate staff time and are re- of naturaj causes, the San Die- tory," "Jeiebel," "The week, and the number of avail- ing to the MCBSS. imbursed only for the cost of go County coroner's office Spiral Staircase" and "The able volunteers shrinks in the the food used directly it the said He had suffered from Man Who Talked Too Much.'' Every year, when Memo- summer, when children are program. The program is emphysema He had made 11 films with rial Day looms up, panic sets out of school and families go in. " says Mrs. Lukacs, noting funded with a federal grant Brent lived alone. His wife Miss Davis, who won an Oscar on vacation, according to a that the number of available and by contributions. of 25 years, Janet, died four lor "Dark Victory." spokesperson for the Mon- volunteers decreases sharply years ago. In 1978, after having been mouth County Board of Social during the summer In addition to an urgent retired for about 25 years, The coroner's office said Services. (MCBSSl which re- need for summer substitute Brent made a cameo ap- Mrs Lukacs and Mrs Stahl Brent's body was found by a cruits and trains the volunteer volunteers, regular volunteers (riend and thai the actor had pearance as a judge in "Bom encourage volunteers who are needed to deliver on RMlita« tuff MM* kv Dan Urn drivers. have young children ibut not apparently collapsed while Again," a film about Ihe re- Tuesdays and Fridays in Clif- PAPAL BLESSINGS AWARDED — Alfonse Alfone, left, president of the Long babies who must be carried) preparing for bed ligious conversion of Water- "Unless we get additional fwood Beach, Matawan and Branch St. Gerard Guild, awarded papal blessings among other awards to to take them along on their On his 74th birthday, an As- gate figure Charles Colson. volunteers immediately, we Keyport. In Red Bank, regular Anthony Perrl, center, manager of Fine Fare Foods, and to Dr. Michael Lichtig, Mobile Meals deliveries sociated Press story brought His survivors include a will have to discontinue ser- volunteers are needed on right, an eve physician and surgeon with offices in Long Branch. Dr. Lichtig was The older people don't telephone calls from around daughter. Suzanne, an interior vice to some of the men and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Ihe country designer and a son, Barry. presented with papal blessings from Pope Paul VI, Pope John Paul I and Pope see children's faces very often women who desperately need Fridays. According to Mrs. Mobile Meals," say Shelley and a brief visit with a young- John Paul II and other awards for his "unselfish, highly skilled services to all Marilyn Karl, supervisor of Stahl and Diane Lukacs, who ster can mean as much as the people and his many contributions to his fellow man." Mr. Perri received his the MCBSS volunteer services are on the staff of the MCBSS food on the tray." explains Mrs. Sarah Guberman, awards for his assistance to the guild's distribution of food baskets, toys and unit, certain routes in these volunteer services unit Mrs Lukacs clothes to the needy In Long Branch. The presentation was make Friday. areas are being maintained by Mobile Meals delivers hot Volunteers work in 'pairs calling substitutes on a day to owned poultry market lunches Monday through Fri- and il is not uncommon for a day basis when there are nat day to house-bound residents husband and wife to sign up WEST LONG BRANCH - Chapter* of Hadasssah, the regular volunteers at all. of Eatontown. Oceanport, Tin- together to deliver Mobile Mrs Sarah Guberman, 65, of U'nai H nth Women, and the 600-pound whale beached ton Falls, Shrewsbury Meals, according to Mrs Anyone who can respond to 200 Korsst Ave , died yester- Mind Group of the Jewish Borough and Township, Red Stahl Volunteers are asked to the urgent need for volunteers, day at Monmouth Medical Community Center, Ocean Bank, Middletown, Lincroft. deliver only one route, one day either for one day a week or as Center Township. Port Monmouth, East a week, which takes between a substitute to be called on in She was the widow of Saul Rom in New York City, she in Wildwood fights for life Keansburg, Leonardo. 60 and 90 minutes. emergencies, should contact lived in Long Branch for 38 Guberman, who died in 1957. Belford, Fair Haven. Rumson. Volunteers may be teen- the volunteer services unit, years before moving here last Surviving are a son, Martin % ATLANTIC CITY (AFj - mammal around the clock to The whale washed up on the Little Silver, Highlands. At- agers, adults or retired per- Monmouth County Board of year ('ubermman of Ocean Town- The prognosis for a unnamed keep her upright and prevent Wildwood beach late Saturday lantic Highlands, Keansburg. sons— anyone who has a valid Social Services, P.O. Box 3000, ship; a daughter, Miss Sandra She was the former owner 600-pound patient was looking her from drowning. night and was carefully West Keansburg. Hazlet, Clif- driver's license and the use of Freehold. N.J 07718 'Guberman of Long Branch; a up as she responded to medi- of Zwickls Live Poultry Mar- Bob Schoelkopt, the 32- brought here by truck on a brother, Abe Gershowitz of cation, began eating quantities ket, Long Branch year-old director of the center, special stretcher, Schoelkopf Bronx, NY., and four grand- of dead mackerel and resumed said officials didn't know for said children. She was a member of the breathing normally. sure what was wrong with the Early Sunday morning, the The Woolley Funeral Congregation Brothers of Is A sick pilot whale about 10 whale, but the center's veter whale was placed in a tidal Home, Long Branch, is in r.iel. and its Sisterhood. Long feet long was fighting for its Inarlan suspected meningitis pen usually used for injured Considers compromise Branch, the Long Branch charge of arrangements. life today after she was found and was treating the whale seals, sea lions and sea turtles, beached in Wildwood during every six hours with drugs or- he said. Edward S. Raufmann the Memorial Day weekend dinarily used for humans. Surviving are his widow, The mammal had trouble He said the whale usually MIDDLETOWN - Edward The olive-black whale, be- Sunday sales plan maintaining equilibrium and eats live fish but was being fed S Kaufman. 89. of 91 -Stavola Mrs Martha Smith Kauf- lieved to be only three or four could not control its body frozen dead mackerel, some- able, responsible way to solve Road, died Sunday at the New mann; a daughter, Mrs. Joan years old, was being cared for HACKENSACK (API - resents £lern s, B Altman 4 weight in deep water when times forced food down her a very tough problem, ' Smith Ivy House Nursing Home, Feigus, with whom he lived; a in a shallow salt water pen by The sponsor of legislation to Co.. Bloomingdale's and oth- here brother, Thoeodore Kaufmann first brought here. throat, a dangerous move put a blue law referendum on ers, proposed the plan at an said volunteers from the Marine Opponents say the extra Born in New York City, he of North Creek, NY., and Volunteers had stayed in since Ihe whale has 120 teeth. the ballot this November says Assembly subcommittee hear- Mammal Stranding Center Sunday business doesn't cover lived in Brooklyn before mov- three grandchildren. the water around the clock to He said center officials re- he will consider a compromise ing here recentlv here. turn the patient over when she fuse to name the whale be- the cost of staying open. ing here 11 years ago. The Worden Funeral plan to allow stores to open on The volunteers stayed in flipped and cut off her oxygen cause "if we lose her it will be He was a pharmaceutical the seven Sundays before Federation spokesman Among opponents to chang- Home, Red Bank, is in charge the water with the female supply. even a sadder loss " chemist for Pittsburgh of arrangements. Christmas. Richard SmiUi said the pro- ing the law is Paramus Mayor Chemical Laboratories. Pit- posal came out of an agree- Joseph Cipolla, whose borough The proposal, offered by tsburgh. Pa . for 20 years ment with Bamberger's, is home to' four major shop- department stores oppposing before his retirement 12 years Edward Green which had favored year-round Sunday sales, is " worthy of a ping malls. Cipolla says it ago He also worked for the CLIFFWOOD BEACH-' Economic experts report Sunday sales would cost local governments good, in-depth study." said Block Gas Mantle Works of Edward Green, 85 of Ocean State Sen. Frank X. Graves. "We think this is a reason- money.. Youngstown. Ohio, during the Blvd , died Sunday at the D-Passaic. early 1900s The Block com- Hay shore Community Hospi- The New Jersey Federation pany was a family-owned busi- tal. Holmdel. summer jobs may be fewer for Six-Day Selling, which rep- " ness He was born in Brooklyn, By the Associated Press will have some effect and Although the $24.5 million Mr Kaufmann was a grad- NY and resided here 20 there seems to be less govern- grant is $400,000 more than Summer jobs in private Ti mmluion - EDIIN -FrMrtEM- uate of Northwestern Univer- years. He was formerly of ment financing of summer New Jersey received last N I business and federally funded - RMIII * RtbtUalM sity, Evanston. III. Carteret. programs may be fewer this jobs around." year, the number of summer ft 1 4. hillwwi He was a U.S. Army veter- He was a retired mark-up year, economic experts say Most federal funds come to jobs is shrinking from 36,000 to an of Worlld War I man for the Elizabeth Daily The possibility of an eco- New Jersey through the Com- 29.500 because of the new (2.90 Journal. He retired in 1962 af- prehensive Employment and TRENTON - New Jer- nomic slowdown and the re- minimum wage, said John sey's 21 county governments ter serving 42's years. cent 25-cent hike in the state's Training Act grant from the Vrettos of the state depart- BODY WORK - REFINISHING Mrs. Sarah Binder have adopted budgets author- 1 Mr Green was an Army minumum wage were cited by US. Labor Department. ment of Labor and Industry. izing total spending of it.4 Stale fleinspection Sia'^r - Lie 0137 1.ONU BRANCH - Mrs veteran of World War I and businessmen and government billion for mi. S.irah Binder. 87. of Dunbar was a member of Molly officials as causing a tighter This represents a decrease 4 W. Garfield Ave. 291-3849 Atlintic Highlands Avenue, died Sunday at .Won- Pitcher Barracks, Post 97, youth job market. in county expenditures of 133 USED CARS-BOUGHT AND SOLD • hiouth Medical Center Keansburg, and the Mid- million over last year Although no dramatic Eatontown resident dletown VFW. ; Born in Lithuania, she shortage is anticipated, John He was a musician and amoved here from New York Bachalis. New Jersey Busi- The statewide comparison member of a Dixieland band in YOU MAY BE A WINNER Cilv 70 years a^u ness and Industry Association of county budgets was com- the early 1920s. He played at is held in robbery in She was The widow of president, said, "The in- piled by the New Jersey Tax the Brighton Beach Hotel in payers Association It showed Hyrnan Hinder, who died in crease in the minimum wage ELBERON - An Eaton- transfer to the Monmouth New York City after World that 12 counties adopted I mi town man was arrested and County Jail, Freehold Town- War I. He played the banjo and budgets lower than the 1978 The Daily Register's j She was a member of Con- charged with an armed holdup ship, police said. ' the banjo mandolin He also gregation Brothers of Is&rael. Servicemen's and robbery'at the Elberon spending level. One of the rea- was a bicycle racer and a (ere Liquor Store, 169 Lincoln Ave., The investigation is being sons is the new budget cap on member of the 20th Century Surviving are two sons, tribute slated that netted him an un- conducted by Det. William expansion of county expen- Wheel Club and Michaelson Sidney Binder of Ocean Town determined amount of cash Hichards. Det. Patrick Joyce ditures, which is based on the Wheelmen in New York City COLTS NECK - A special Social ship, and Morton Binder of yesterday afternoon, police re- and Police Officer James property tax revenues. and Baltimore. tribute to servicemen and I'mnington Beach. Calif , two port Campbell of the Long Branch brothers, Kmanuel Binder of Surviving is his widow. women ol the Vietnam era will police, and by Det. Sgt. Thom- The biggest spender in Security Louis Cologna. 36, of 16B East (irange. and Louis Binder Mrs Stella Piascik Green take place tomorrow at 8 am as Stuneham and Det Joseph terms of percentage increase Hi East Chester; NY.; three at the flagpole before the ad- Juniper Lane. Eatontown. was Pelella of the Eatontown po- was Gloucester County, with a Sweep- The Day Funeral Home. arrested near his home at • listers; Miss Minnie Binder of Keyport is in charge of ar- ministration building at Naval lice 9.9 percent hike over last year . Brooklyn. N V , Mrs Sophie Weapons Station Earle. about 3 p.m by Sgt William rangements. Hutting of the Eatontown Po- Stakes Weiss and Mrs Kay Fein, both Honor guards, color detail of Miami Beach. Fla.. lour lice Department, and then John C. Moore Jr. and tiring detail will join the turned over to the Long pninclrhildren and four great men and women of Earle in DIRECT DEPOSIT OF YOUR Jranilihiliiren Branch Police Department in RED BANK - John C. recognizing those who lost connection with the 1240 p.m. GOVERNMENT CHECKS- The Woolley Funeral Home Moor« Jr., 64. of 44 Waverly their lives in Vietnam Mem- robbery, police said Place, died yesterday at bers ol the community are i in chai |« of arrangements. Mr. Cologna was armed CHECK WITH USI a winner home i welcome to join the ceremo- with a knife when he allegedly Sonny Covington Horn in Providence, R.I., nies held up the liquor store and every day he had lived here for the past then fled in his car with an TWIN BORO FEDERAL SAVINGS NEPTI any Co* .10 years, Middletown women undetermined amount of cash, now Mr Moore was employed niKton. 60. of 14 Norman according to police. No one AND LOAN ASSOCIATION at the Signal School at Fort visiting Washington 1 'rive, died Sunday at the Jer- was reported injured in the 94 BROAD STREET—EATONTOWN Monmouth for 31 years before through Shore Medical* Center MIDDLETOWN - Two robbery 542-0404 his retirement in 1976 here Middlelown women are part ol Witnesses gave police a de- Id' was a member of the June 17 Born in Pompano Beach, a group Irom New Jersey scription of the robber, and his I mied Methodist Church of he lived in Fair Haven sponsored by the Board of getaway car. as well as the Red Bank re moving here 18 years Homeland Ministries ol the getaway cars license plate Mr Moore was a U.S. United Church ol Christ visit- number, police said. Army veteran of World War lie was a proprietor ol ing Washington this week on Mr Cologna was being held INSURANCE II Ted s Tailor Shop. Wood- tx-li,ill of woman s right to at the Long Branch police Surviving are his widow. bridge abortion. headquarters last night in lieu Mrs Virginia Crooker Moore; CORNER Surviving are his widow of $25,000 bail, while awaiting and a cousin. Mrs Helen Mrs Edward O Osborne of Mrs Dorothy Brown Cm Ilibbs of West Falmouth, Greenwood Place will visit by H WILLIAM MULLANEY Ington and a Mvier. Mrs Es- Mass Hep James J. Howard in his sie Mae Hlut' of 1'ompano TODAY'S The Adams Memorial Ml I ice tomorrow to discuss Your Social Security number Peach Home is in charge of arrange- Ireedom ol choice for all wom- SOCIAL SECURITY can win The James H Hunt Funer ments en. Mrs I'hihp W Hounds ol gl Home Anbury Park, is in Monmouth Hills will i SWEEPSTAKES • ol .irr;in«tments BURGLARS NOT WELCOME i CANSSHo! HIGH YIELD COFFEE pany her. V ictor Kobza WINNER Would you put a ilgn in front of your home that layi: the group will attend semi- "Burglars Welcome We'll Be Qont For Awhile. It's All Plus Mystery Grand Prize! Charlei Haynes MANALAPAN - Victor nars and workshops on the sta- WINNER NUMBER Yours!"? Of court* not. But some people practically do this tus ol bills now pending in con- whan they go on vacatlonl Make tur* you don't do this by There's nothing loi you lo *M>ul Mnd in youi social aecurtly number Write BLACKSHEAR, QA Kobza 80. of Millhurst-Ten- .I m on me blank in ihe coupon IDO NOT SEND YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY nection with the abortion is- following • raw simple itaps to halp mike your home burglar- Charles Haynes. 6a Route I. nenl Road, died yesterday at 158-01-2668 proof. CARDl anu ma.l it to us. A new winner will be drawn evary day lluouoh June Freehold Area Hospital. Free- sue 17 and your enliy is good \w each d«y until drawn Winning numbers will died Saturday at the Ware Me- Uwner of the above be announced each day in The Daily and Sunday Register and you must hold Township. The United Church of On* of thesa Is....make your hom* look "llvtd-ln." This morial Hospital Waj 1 cut •atlly b* dan* with th* us* of lights. Most storas sail claim youi pritt within 3 days at The Regular's main oNct Broad SI Morn in New York City, he Christ is a strong supporter ol number you have three days from today to preseni automatic tlmeri that will turn lights on and oft it cartaln times. Siiewsouiy Each day's winners receive 5 cans ol Hi* Yield coltee. A Mr was born in Wilson. N. "had lived in South Hackensack the rlglll ol all women to Uilng two of lhaaa tlmars Is an avsn battar Idas....cartaln your Social Security card at ( ,ind lived in Georgl before moving here in 1947. ehooM whether or not to have lights can bt sat to go off as othars go on. The Register's main office, three years He was formerly He wai a retired auto me- .in .ilinrlion Broad St., Shrewsbury, and For example, tha living room lights can b* asl to go on at ol I nion Beach. N J chanic for Murphy-Davidson About ;i5 delegates imin pick up your five pans ol dusk and than off at 10. Juat as lh*y go ofl, badroom lights can TO ENTER fill IN COUPON ond MAI! ||. w.i, a retired laundry Motor Car Co,. Freehold fight Uongrmloflal districts go on at about 10 and than off again at 11.30. If you add a radio Hills Bros Coffee Hours ill i ver and a member of Grace Township. in New Jersey are expected to playing to your "program." thar* la avan mora assuranc* that Surviving are his widow. are Irom 8:30 am. lo 5 p.m thtre It somaon* at horn*. This combination light and sound Ttw Dally g Methodist ' hurch, Union make the trip to Washington. OntItofMatPI...,Ihnnbgr,.Ml or»1 Mrs Kmily Kobza: a brother. Monday thru Friday. (Fri- "action" can convince potential houst-breaktrs to stay far Beach away I Burglars hale company! Kudolph Kobza of Little day winners have unli PIMM anter my Social Security Surviving is his widow Lottery winner Wednesday.) Number in your SwMpMates Contest Nell Vaughl Haynes. and Ferry, and two sisters. Mrs. THKNTON lAPl Tl»' pdiiughter. Mrs Pauline Haynes of Saddle MY SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER IS Mildred DlClcca ol Union Brook, and Mrs Arina Novak winning number in New Jer- WILU4M MLIJIKT M.KIH HI Little Ferry Ick-ll lottery yesterday The Register's Ihi' HigK'ns Memorial was Htti A straight bet pays The I il Home, Social Security oinnnii JIMJM in charge of Home, Freehold, is in charge 1326 and the pairs pay 132 50 3W.»»o of arrangements, There is no box bet payoll Sweepstakes Contest Youi one slop »nsw»r (o complete »fcuranc»'tot*r« SHREWSBURY, N.J . TUE80AY, MAY », 1979 Casino executives, Lord! at odds "hog the thing and - not more thai a year from ATLANTIC CITY (API - 1 think the results of the meet patron demand SaU said move." He said Norton knows now,' Lord! said Cuiao executives awl the experiment indicate that the Nevada, for example, has BO of one C blackjack player who SaU said state officiate state gaming cxar are at odds financial impact on the casino such requirements didn't get up for 17 boars. saouJda't only look at Resorts over whether new regulations 'These manage11 are ex- is not that great and would not International's 1130 million greatly increasinf the number perts, they're sot fly by- "We have an equal obliga- make a significant impact on win Casinos here most also ol K and tVminnurn table nigblers," Sati said "They tion to the larger bettor, too," the gross revenues that support first-class hotels and games and proposals for casinos would realize," Lordi feel Uus is one area where Satx said, "and we can't do higher state taxes on gaming pay high corporate taxes U> said they should have absolute per that when they make us keep will financially barm to New those |2 and |S tables open at state and federal govern SaU said the state has sto- ogatives ' Jersey's new gambling in- peak hours." menu, be Hid len management's perogadves Lordi said the commission dustry is insuring "maximum partic- Lordi said the require- He said the industry's prof to regulate their games to liability is also threatened by Casino cm Joseph P ipation'' by the public, as re- ments will change u more proposals now In the legisla Lordi maintains the changes, quired in the state's casino casinos open and the public lure to increase taxes on slot particularly the new require- law demand eases. machines and to temporarily ments on table minimums But Satz claimed that more "This regulation really re- double the state's I percent won't hurt casino profits sig- Friends low-minimum tables actually quires us to review the impact tax on gross revenues before nificantly and are likely to be mean less public participation that it's had — not only on reducing it 2 percent as each eased when several casinos because bettors, particularly maximum participation, but of the next four casinos open open make it $2 blackjack players, tend to on the viability of the industry "This is the critical time," said David M Sail Jr., the former U.S. attorney who rep- resents the Atlantic City easier Casino Hotel Association. "It MENU) PARK (AP) - will be very tough to attract Friendship among disabled investors to Atlantic City be- veterans in the Old Soldiers cause now they say, 'Hey, we Home here leavens days can't forecast what the regu- made heavier with physical latory agencies are going to handicaps do." Ves,voucon The veterans share mem- The Casino Control Com- ories and stories about their mission voted last week to re- military days during World quire casinos to offer $2 and $!> afford a concrete War I, World War II and the bets on at least half of their Korean War tables on weekends and 60 percent of their tables on "You just don t' take pool in your weekdays. yourself too seriously or worry about how green the In addition, a complicated other guy s yard is." said 75- formula also requires casinos year-old John Lynch of own backyard to offer (2 and $5 bets on up to Kearny, a World War II vet- 80 percent of their tables when eran who served with New the action is very slow or when Jersey's own 79th Infantry few tables are open Division. , The new rules actually in- crease percentages adopted on The sprawling nursing fa- May 25. 1978, the day before cility on 100 acres of rolling Now you can afford a Concrete Pool in your back- Resorts International Hotel green hills in Middlesex Casino opened County is an institution for yard because J & J Aquatech will build it and include Re«lf tar DN4M bv Bob Br »mki The commission's staff es- disabled veterans of all "Absolutely Free," an Arneson Pool Sweep Automatic HALYBURTON STORY — In memorial services timates the change will reduce branches of the military who Cleaning System. 10 . . yesterday for British Naval Lt Hamilton Douglass Resorts International's annual are financially unable to pay J&J Aquatech custom designs, gross casino revenues by $14.4 Halvburton and 13 shipmates, who died in a sudden for private care. million and cut annual casino builds and services every pool. They have been build- blizzard on Sandy Hook Dec. 31,1783, are, clockwise John A. While, super- profits by about 6 percent. Al- ing Concrete and Vinyl pools in the shore area for from left, Mai. William E. A. Edmonds of the British intendent of the New Jersey though the new percentages Army, exchange officer stationed at Fort Monmouth, Home for Disabled Soldiers, over 20 years. If you're considering a NEW pool this affect blackjack, craps and said there are 367 veterans summer, "Now is the Time" to call J&J Aquatech reciting the Halvburton story; Mrs. Rosemary Fran- roulette, the staff believed the at the facility, including four cis, left, of the Daughters of the British Empire, and reductions would occur only at Pools. Miss Eunice F. Brown, of the Daughters of the army nurses. FREE! with the the casino's 94 blackjack By ordering purchase of a American Revolution, placing wreaths, and Stanley tables White said. Morale and Macintosh, Little Silver, veteran bagpiper, piping motivation are the factors your NEW pool now, new concrete or The estimates followed a vinyl swimming the color guard awav. More than 200 attended. month-long test of the new that keep the veterans ac- J&J Aquatech will in- ARNESON pool from regulations at Resorts In tive at the home, and every clude "Free", a com- lernutional in April. effort is made to get them to I" • 'I Sweep' J a J Aquatech. Resorts International vice take advantage of day plete Arneson Pool president II Steven Norton es- passes to get off the ground Sweep Automatic "Builders - Deeignort and Services honor 14 lost timated the change will cost and the annual 30-day Cleaning System. Installers of Vinyl and his company nearly $17 million furloughs." / Concrete Pool. Since 1961" a year, which Satz termed "a White said the facility is substantial drop in revenues." staffed by three full-time SALEI - SERVICE -W/URI - PAUTI - CNEMCALS - PMW PMtnmt - HOT TUSS - SMS on Sandy Hook, 1783 Industry officials said the doctors, a pharmacy team, change should affect future physical therapists, recrea- 741 -3000 | & J AQUATECH POOLS Bv BOB BRAMLEY John Been, protocol officer, memorialized here by the casinos similarly tional personnel, two den- iO4 SHREWSBURY AVI. wreaths were placed at the existing monument, biiill by Lordi, however, says the lists "and an excellent crew II Black So ol Newman Sprinfl Rd i SANDY HOOK - The Halybutron monument by the Civilian Conservation reduced income is not that sig- of volunteers ' OHer Explrm July 30, 1979 sunlshone on Sandy Hook Shrtvuburv, N.|. 07701 Mrs. Rosemary Francis for Corps in 1937 nificant when compared to an- More than 350 veterans Oiv ol JbJ Swimoool Service Supply Inc KAerday as more than 200 the Daughters of the British Sunday's ceremonies ticipated revenues. Resorts arc on the walling list for International is expected to /Spectators overflowed camp Empire and by Miss Eunice ended with "God Save The admittance to the nursing gross nearly $230 million in its chairs onto the lawns and F. Brown for the Daughters Queen " and "The Star home. stone wall at the monument of the American Revolution Spangled Banner" played by first full year to Hamilton Douglass A recitation of the the 398th Army Band, anil Halyhurton, lieutenant. Halyburton story by Maj. "Taps" trumpeted by SSC! Hoyal Navy, who died here William K A Edmonds of Stephen Briggs and echoed with 13 of his men in a the British Army, exchange by SP5 William Catsarly Pay bills the easy, blizzard Dec. 31.1783. officer serving at Fort Mon- The skirl of Mr Macin- Opening the annual cere- mouth. elicited two fresh tosh's bagpipes faded in the money-saving way mony, revived in 1976 as a facts about the tragedy: the distance si he led the part of the Bicentennial deserters sought* by Lt. marching units from the PLUS 5V interest celebration, was the 389th Halyburton and his crew had monument site. What a great gift Army Band of Fort Mon- jumped ship earlier thai "It was beautiful,'' a per annum. mouth A program of all- morning nearly 200 years young housewife leaving the British favorites culminated ago when they were sent ceremony with her husband for someone special in a march medley by Ken- ashore in a ship's boat to get was heard to say "I like to IH Keyatone Saving neth J. Alford, England's fresh water, and French come out here every year ILSSBJ NEPTUNE - ASDIIRY PARK- MANALAPAN HER OWN INITIALS John Philip Suusa, featuring sailors, ashore at the Hook and cry a little." she added IN 14 KARAT GOLD Col. Bogey on Parade. in 1807. are alleged to have WITH DIAMONDS. 1 Stanley Macintosh of Lit- vandalized the original mon- tle Silver, veteran bagpiper, ument to the unfortunate Considering all the care led the procession to the young men erected by Hickey-Freeman puts into the making monument in kilts and spor- Katherine, Dowager ran. Following him werm Duchess of Morton. of their suits, it's fitting that they detachments from Ameri- Halyburton s mother, be- franchise only the best stores can Legion Posts 141 and tween 1785 and 1788. 338: the Bristol Divison. The vandalism, in any to sell them. Naval Sea Cadets; the II. S case, caused the resting Coast Guard: the Boyal place of Halyburton and his British Legion: the Daugh- companions to be lost to the ters of the American Revo- world until their remains Natebons lution, and the Daughters of were accidentally dug up in Uie British Empire. 1909 by an Army work detail has had that coveted franchise After a welcome by Ken- constructing a railway The longer than any store in our neth Morgan, assistant su- bodies were moved to perintendent of the Sandy Cypress Hills National Cem- area. Our prices, as Hook Unit of the Gateway etery in Brooklyn, but the with all our products, National Recreation Area, misfortune of the 13 English and an invocation of Capt. sailors and their officer is are modest for the quality Commissary workers to receive awards ! FORT MONMOUTH - The Houle 36 and Veterans Lane, $375 is tops. U.S. Army Commissary bag- when Memorial Day services Stop in and see gers - young men who wort and an awards night will be at the commissary market in conducted. for example, Fort Monmouth for tips only, "A few months ago these this muted tan will receive the commander s youths donated monies from award Thursday from Carl A their lips to purchase a motor- plaid Dacron Daniels Sr. District Six com- ized wheelchair for an employ- polyester and mander. Veterans of Foreign ee ol the commissary. 1 was so Wars. moved by this act of gener- worsted suit. ALL INITIALS AVAILABLE. osity by these youths that I Or if you're Give her a gift that the will treature and alwsyt remember... District Six ceremonies decided the comminander s made in 1 to 5 initials, for that very ipecial perion. will take place in the Mid- award should be presented tn looking for ONE INITIAL PENDANT $123.75 dletown post of the VFW. them." Mr. Daniels said. 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Phone Service The Daily Register FBI now in the H-bomb case which included more uun W in JACK ANDKRSON IIIIHHHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIimitHI as the court ordered Establish^ in IX7H - Published hv The Red Rank Register helicopters, remote sensing WASHINGTON - Not con- Bui the criminal investiga- devices ind tele- tent with a court order for- tion of Morland is another WASHINGTON communications systems ARTHUR 1 KAMIN bidding Progressive magazine matter To Theodore Jacobs More than 2.000 Misperted [rum printing an article on the director of the Project for President and Editor narcotraficames have been secret of the H-bomb, the SCENE ()pen Crovernment it smells of arrested under Ihe Condor pro- government has sicked the harassment This is a repeti- Thomas J, Bly, Executive Editor William F Sandford, Associate Editor gram Bui a study conducted FBI on the author ol the arti- limillHtlltMIMIIIIItllllMHIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII tion ol the process used in Ihe by a human rights group cle It has turned into a lull- Pentagon Papers case where showed that » percent were scale criminal investigation tagon Papers in 1071. and the criminal prosecution was ' TUESDAY, MAY 29.1979 peasants and juveniles, forced Carter administration s action brought, against Ellsberg. This latest government at- to sign confessions under tor- in the Progressive case is Jacobs told our associate Gary ANDERSON tack on the press is intended to ture determine whether the Inghlemngly similar to that ol Cohn The criminal in- Bullish Progressive reporter. Howard Kichard Nixon eight years vestigation is equally un- and wanted to milk it for a The worst part of it is that Morland used classified in- earlier justilled in this case little extra publicity by send- officials in our Drug Enforce- lormation in his article. The In both cases, the govern- The heart ol the matter, as ing letters lo the supposedly ment Administration have H-Bomb Secret How We (Jot ment chose to go alter those Jacobs pointed out. is Ihe gratelul crewmen known about the torturing It. Why We reTellin g It who inadv politically embar chilling etfect such harass- Bul the letters were never The Voice reports thai DEA agents have been instructed to I nder the Atomic Energy Mssiii|>"iiij|i'i ial public — in ment will have on reporters sent i onhdential National Se- Act ol 1954. communication of stead nl punishing the ol finals and their sources No one likes curity Council documents re- leave immediately when the restricted data is a lelony pun- responsible lor the lollies thai lo be interviewed by the FBI veal why Five crew mem- torture begins ishable by up to 10 years in had been disclosed People will be frightened to bers far from being grateful, WASHINGTON WHIRL prison .'mi I S10.0O0 line So There is an important dis- talk to reporters. Jacobs were so sore at the govern- An unintended side effect of the FBI investigation is no tinction, however, which said ment lor not warning Ihe May- the law limiting individual po- latighing matter lor Mor'and shows how lar down the road And ili.it apparently, is a aguez ol its danger that they litical campaign contributions Mnrland insists that his toward government intimida- situation that Jimmy i'arler. had filed damage actions Un- lo $1,000 was to make rock article was written Irom pub- tion ol the press we have come like Kichard Nixon before der the circumstances. NSC musicians one of the hottest licly available sources and au- in (he lasl eight years Daniel him would be happy to see advisers warned Ford that the political weapons in the coun- thorized lours ol nuclear Kllsberg admittedly leaked NO THANK VOl': Presi- presidential letters might try, Jimmy Carter raised power lacilitles In lad. one ol classilied material. Howard dent Gerald Ford had the poli- back11 re S35O.00O I plus lederal tin1 points ol the article is that Morland used nothing bul un- tician's eye lor the proper OPERATION CONDOR matching lundsi with the Al- the government itsell has been classilied material in his arti- gesture Back in 1975. he de- American taxpayers are fi- IIII.IM Brothers and the responsible lor giving away cle cided il would be nice to send nancing the systematic torture Marshall Tucker Band Call- UH .icrols ol nuclear technol- Once a lederal judge. Hob- personal greetings lo the 39 ol hundreds of narcotics sus- lornia Ciov Jerry Brown ogy. This is the real, em- erl Warren, issued an injunc crew members of the ill-lated pects by Mexican police, the raised $160,000 in a single con- baraMlDg "secret the gov- lion lorbidding publication ol merchant ship Ma vaguer Village Voice will report in its cert ernment doesn't want the pub- Morland s article, the govern- Alter being captured by next issue Freshman Sen Carl Levin, lic to lca,rn ment quite properly senl FBI i .oiiiiiiili.in gunboats, they had The program, called Op- I) M»li is now planning to The only other peace ol agents lo visit Ihe dozen or so been rescued in a daring and eration Condor, gels $12 mil- introduce a bill to set a limit journalism subjected to prior persons who had received ad- bloody raid by IS Marines lion a year from the Slate De- on rock concert contributions censorship on national se- vance copies, to make sure Kord considered the incident a partment, in addition to itsHe calls it Ihe Linda Honstadi curity" grounds was the Pen they had returned Ihe aFlicles leather in his political cap. initial supply of equipment. Amendmenl Sugar-coating the bitter pills

By JAMES J. KILPATRICK Illlllll IIIIIHIII IIIIIIIMMIIIII $28 6 billion in additional fed- prehensive, mandatory feder- If Senator Edward M. Ken- eral taxes. Employers and al policy of health insurance. nedy ever abandons his career CONSERVATIVE workers would make "con- To be sure, the individual in politics, he might wish lo tributions of an additional citizen could buy insurance to spend his golden years running $11.4 billion cover something more — a sin- a pharmaceutical factory VIEW But thsse contributions' gle hospital room as opposed When it comes to sugar-coat- in the form of "premiums' to a double room, additional ing bitter pills, the gentleman I Mllll IIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIII Hill would not be voluntary in any psychiatric coverage, non-pre- is unmatched in the world sense They would be com- scription drugs — but the indi- Alas, the senator shows no a monstrous bureaucracy in pulsory. Every employer in vidual citizen could not buy sign of abandoning politics, its place Now he would pre- the country wejld be com- anything less. No longer could and Ihe pharmaceutical in serve the Industry, but in a pelled to pay a certain per- KILPATRICK a middle-aged couple obtain dustry would have corporate captive status, and he prom- centage of his total payroll How would he perform his health insurance tailored to convulsions before il wel- ises a minimal expansion of into the National Health Insur- remarkable trick? The sena- their own needs and budget comed Mr. Kennedy to its federal agencies When this ance Fund The senator has tor's answer is "controls." Under the Kennedy plan, one membership rolls, but the sen- has been said, the best has not figured out what this per- Through the federal bureauc- policy fits all. There would be ator's newly revised plan of been said. centage might be — 7 or 8 racy, he would impose "the no effective choice whatever. National Health Insurance The senator is as filled with percent, maybe, "depending strongest possible cost con- Sugar-coat it as he may, the will create political and in-euphemisms as a jelly-stuffed upon the success of cost con- trols" and also "quality con- senator is advancing a plan of dustrial spasms anyhow Pick doughnut. Consider his plan, if tainment programs." Workers trols." This means, ultimate- ultimately socialized medicine your metaphor for deception: you will, in terms of what he might be required to pay up to ly, that every significant de- under the guise of private en- This plan is candy-covered, a tells us about cost, controls, 35 percent of this cost, in addi- cision having to do with hospi- terprise Maybe this is what wolf in sheep's clothing, or the tion to their higher taxes. tal costs and physicians' fees the people want, but they serpent beneath the innocent and choice would have to be made at the ought not to be deceived When flower. If camouflage may be Health-care costs in fiscal The senator insists that Alaska preservation the senator speaks of controls, regarded as an art form Mr 1980 are estimated at 11714 within four years after his federal level. The same won- Kennedy is the Rembrandt of billion Of this sum. the tax- plan would become operative, derful folks who have given us and limits, and negotiated fees acreages but specifically would set aside Kor conservationists it had to be one his age. payers are compelled to pav total costs actually would go Amtrak, the Postal Service — when he speaks of contribu- ol their greatest legislative victories yet. 44.7 million acres of federal lands as na- $iil billion in federal taxes; down. This is fantasy in its and the rampant frauds of tions, and premiums, and reg- Let me be fair The plan purest form. It is incon- Medicaid would have their ulations laid down by state and That was the passage lust week by the tional parks and preserves, 76 million they pay the other 1120.4 unveiled on May 14 is better billion under voluntary pro- ceivable that the senator could gummy hands on virtually the national boards — the senator House ot a bill to protect Alaskan lands. acres as wildlife refuges and 5.3 million than some of the plans the grams of health insurance or provide "unlimited" high- whole of American medical is speaking of total gov- acres as national forest and wild and senator has put forward in the personal payment Under the quality health and hospital practice ernmental authority Health past. In other years. Mr Ken- Kennedy plan, total costs care to every human being, "The.plan." says the sena- care in America may suffer For many weeks it had looked as ii the scenic river areas. nedy has proposed virtually to would rise to $211.4 billion in with no cost-sharing deduc- tor, "assures freedom of some ills, but the senator's overwhelming victory in the House last desiroy the private health in- the first year of full operation tions, at less than current ex- choice." Baloney! There cure. I submit, is much worse surance industry and to create year tor a similar bill was to turn to ashes, The bill's fate in the Senate is much The senator would impose penditures. would be one uniform, com- than the nation's disease. with business interests chopping away at more uncertain, partly because it is op- the measure go effectively that it would posed by the senators from Alaska. One of end up worse than no legislation at all But the saddest elements ol ihis battle is that the margin nl 898-te-1 r>7 votes tu substitute much of the most effective opposition is Word of caution for youth a strong conservationist measure for a coming from within Alaska from citizens quite dillerent committee version was Middletown exaggerate their uses. friends, your doctor and many dren. "To thine ownself be on that call and we also ap- much larger than expected In this case a who want the land opened up for economic To the Editor Adolescence is an explosive more may give you sound ad- true." preciate the cooperation we Ill-vote victory was much sweeter than development. The confrontation here is I'm writing this letter to stage of a teenager's life. He vice why not to indulge in drug Anthony Mazza get Irom our newspapers in you in order to reach many of strives to become independ- abuse. But if you do not have keeping the public informed on fast years win.which came before the the classic one of private local interests Middletown our teenagers in Monmouth ent, to develop individual iden- the willingness, the per- retired teacher current and important first aid measure was filibustered to death in the versus those of state, nation and the peo- County, the entire state of tity and to make his way into a severation to carry out and activities Senate and before the political pressure ple as a whole. Conservationists face the New Jersey, and the entire society of changing values, accept the advice, then you i really began I" mount. unhappy predicament of having to save I'nited States as well. standards and modes of behav- are taking the road that leads Many thanks William H Kane ior Should the teenager de- My letter may have some to Skid Row. Fairview Fairview First Aid Alaska from some Alaskans themselves - velop a well adjusted person- influence on teenagers who It is up to you children what To the Editor ' Squad Secretary The substitute measure approved by a difficult political teat which makes last ality is an imperative tool to are and about to indulge in you want out of life. If you The Fairview First Aid the House WOUld pnitivl mole III,in 125 the prevention of drug abuse week's victory in the House all the more using drugs weight the ultimate conse- Squad ol Middletown Town- Detriment This help must come from million acres oJ [edpial lands La Alaska significant. I'm hoping and praying that quences of drug abuse, and ship would like to express adults, teachers, professional Morganville including the calving grounds ol the na- this letter will help combat the needless to say. you are not their thanks to the following people in various fields. To the Editor tion s largest caribou Herd Sponsored by drug epidemic. going to receive too much out lor their help to the squad on a Many adults have not Research has given us true of life in general You. become very bad accident during the II is important that com- Hep Morris L'dall. D-Ariz., and Rep .lohn The Senate, we trust, will be able to basically grasped the harmful information that drug abuse is defensive due to your ration- Anderson. H-lll the bill provides lor eco- early hours ol the morning re- muters get a fair shake lor muster the forces lor a similar ac- affects of drugs that their chil- practiced by teenagers be- alization and lies Many prob- cently. their bus ride However, it is nomic development qn vast federal complishment dren may be taking or have cause of insecurity and unhap- lems will come about for you, To the Middletown Twsp to the detriment ol the com- taken. Children pick-up a piness. He wants to be recog- with your parents, and your Police Uept lor their repeated muttrs that Martin Spector. great deal of knowledge and nized by his peers. friends. assistance. To Ur. Sinott and who is a political appointee ol misinformation in a rather To all the teenagers. I, your What would be the ultimate the Emergency Room Stall ol Mayor Uoldsweig. uses this is- awkward and hazy manner teacher, your parents, your re- results if you put sand in a Hiverview Hospital and to Ur sue lor the Mayors own Drug users and pushers tend to lations, your minister, your gasoline tank of an automo- Sergio Villa and Dr Conrad private platform. bile0 You will foul up the mo- Derecho who assisted us on It seems more than coin- Massacre of innocents tor and its parts. You are the call L)rs Villa and Ue- doing the identical thing to cidental that the ICC hearings high as $50 million recho came out to the scene ol A honor storj Irom the Central your body both physically and are being held in Marlboro the'accident and helped in a right belore an election It is African Empire is a grim reminder thai Most of the population of more than 2 mentally when pouring drugs tremendous manner in com- lili Amm was not the onlj cruel dictator in million lives at subsistence level, and only into your system. sad that the commuters are lorting the victim who wenot only getting a poor ride on You will eventually be of no Africa \< < Muling to Amnesty Interna- a small proportion is literate Yet this could not extricate Irom the the buses, bul now the Mayor use to yourself, parents, and tional m Paris, between fxiand 100 school land-locked country, which became inde- battered car lor almost two is using this issue lo ride on society as a whole. children wne bayoneted, suffocated. pendent from the French in I960, is (airly hours Ihe backs ol the commuters in Is this what you want out of The Fairview Squad ap- clubbed or stoned to death lasl month rich in natural resources and earns sizable his attempt lor re-election. life? NO!. It is up to you chil- preciates the help we received alter a protesi ovei the wearing ol school amounts of foreign currency, particularly JohnJ Zebrowski uniforms through diamond mining The opulent life- style of Emperor Bokassa 1 and his hangers-on has undoubtedly helped to Today in history The killings, which Amnesty Interna- keep prosperity from the people who need tional says have been venhed by multiple By The Associated Press born in Brooklme, Massachu- it most Richard Nixon created a Cabi- sources, were reportedly carried out in Today is Tuesday. May 29, setts. net-level environmental quali- the 149th day of 1979. There In 1943. the Americans de- the capital Bangui in an Imperial Guard ty council to coordinate a Fed- are 216 days left in the year. feated the Japanese in the Pa- eral attack on pollution that functions under the personal com- The antics of the emperor might be Today's highlight In his-cific War Battle of Attu in the One year ago: China's For- mand ol Emperor Bokassa I the stuff of comic opera if. like Amin. tory: Aleutians. eign Minister Huang Hua some of the consequences were not so Un this date in 1790, Rhode In 1947. a constituent as- charged at the United Nations terrible The latest reports ol the chil- Island ratified the U.S. Con-sembly in India made it illegal that the Soviet Union is the Jean-Bedel Bokassa. 58 a former non- stitution, completing approval to shun part of the population dren's deaths come alter rumors ol a most dangerous potential commissioned officer in the French colo- by all of the 13 original co- as "untouchables." source of a new World War. reign of terror, and bloody demonstra- lonies. nial army. Betted power in a blo< , In 11*53, Edmund Hillary of Today's birthdays: Come- coup on New Years Eve 1'Jti'i He tions against the emperor involving adults On this d,ate: New Zealand and Tensing Nor- dian Bob Hope is 76 years old. as well as students In 1453. the capital of the kay of Nepal became the first Dancer and choreographer ' named himsell held marshal ol Ins small Byzantine Empire. Constan- men to reach the top of the army and declared himself president fur Pearl Lang is 57 Comedienne tinople, was captured by the worlds highest peak, Mount Beatrice Lillie is 81 life oi the « entral African Republic — as With luck. Emperor Bokassa 1 will Turks. The date is listed by Everest, Thought for today: Two il was then known In December 1977. he lind. as did Uganda's tormer president for some historians as the end of Ten years ago: Israel and the Middle Ages. things are bad for the heart - crowned Innisell emperor In >m elaborate lite, that life holds some unpleasant sur- Syria reached agreement on running up stairs and running In 1848. Wisconsin joined an accord to separate their ceremony styled after Napoleon prises, and that his intamy during the 'He'll increase fuel production, reduce import*, down people - Bernard the Union as the 30th slate. military forces on the Golan Bonaparte s coronation in 1804. The cost International Year of the Child does not go shine your shoes and help old ladies across ihe Baruch. American busi- In 1917. the 35th American Heights nessman and statesman, unpunished. of this self-glorification-has, been put as slrrH" president. John Kennedy, was Five years ago: President 1870-1865 SHREWSBURY. N.J TUESDAY MAY 29.1979 The Drily RcgMer 7 Jarvis is readying a 'Proposition 1980' By Uxui Rakcyxr ion; a fringe personality in spired, two-thirds of its vot- Next year, he told me. firmly, we'll count that as a panv future tax cuts Ithe ao California politics, and "ul- ers Jarvis and his followers will no vorary of which, m our cruelly NEW YORK - Howard tra-conservative.'' perhaps Now, encouraged by his ask every member of the While Jarvis is unlikely to overtaxed nation, requires Jarvis has another proposttion even something of a nut Even successes not only in Califor- House and Senate - and every get all the legislators, and considerably less courage I In for the American people - when he got his property-tax nia but in later attempts to candidate for those bodies - would-be legislators, to play this sense, they are stronger and by now we all should have cutting Proposition 13 on the elect more sympathetic can- to say publicly whether his his game his 1980 demands too than the facile suggestions, LOtJIS learned enough to listen before ballot in 1978 (after three didates in such varied states view is yes" or "no on a are in one key area even more of a fiscal free" both pohti we laugh earlier failures), he was op- as Massachusetts. Minnesota broad new four-point program persuavlve than Proposition cal parties Jarvis continues to For years Jarvis was a fig- posed vigorously by practical- and Texas. Jarvis is preparing for budget restraint Vid tax 13 they recognize the inv locus on taxes, believing that 1UKEYSER ure of derisive fun for the ly everybody of importance in to flex his muscles nationwide reduction "And if the answer perative need for federal reducing the flow of money to moulders of conventional opin- the state—except, It tran- in I960 is yes, but.' Jarvis said spending reductions to accom- politicians at all levels is itself an effective contribution to budget restraint, but he MM highlights expenditures as maticalh, adjusting brackets, is totally and completely out ol well as receipts as and fixed deduc- control tions to reflect each annual 11 where nr would cut What we might rail Mow ihanfie in At eolt ol living federal spending Jarvis is aid Jarv^ Prapo Ition lltBO 1 when you' get a S50 both sweeping and specific Problems for small businessman ihe program on which h* everything but defense." he wants every candidate tit com raise you don i f,e' i Jtui tax By SYLVIA PORTER iHHiilmmimmHliiHmiHiiiii Justice actually recommended repeal of the act. begins, but adds that he thinks mil himself next y«ai but small businesses throughout the country re- these main elements Jarvis thinks pig emphasis fully naif the tlOO billion could acted so violently against the idea that Congress on the motive power til mass MM out of the Department of Do you, a small business in the U S , know that left the law alone And Congressional pressure lor H • \ HUO-biltion cut in fed- fi> vin- Health, mmajin and Wei as of today, no law remains on the federal statute YOUR MONEY'S more enforcement of the law followed pressure eral expenditure-, i.vei Iht dn ated n California We ex- 11 1 III multiplicity of books prohibiting manufacturers from giving big for the enforcement from small businesses ni-xi lour years, bringing die IS runaway transfer programs bttdget Into batonce tn discounts to the large chain stores and other giant Now, the Supreme Court has done U> a large would produce a SI -tuition buyers that they won't give to you? in| massive taj cut • tool wnn 1 cet it all. of extent what Congress refused tu do: punched a maximum Increase in tin ' all .I. one ever does But Are you aware that no longer does the Hob WORTH • 21 A SSO-billion rut In in lit- told mi dole in the law almost as big as the law itself* he mow dearly .than those inson-Patman Act of 1S36 - known as the come CUPS over the ••. While this may turn out a plus In the battle but a now looks si if the who traditionally shape thena "Magna Charta" of small business — prevent riod np to be iiHiiiimiiiiii.MiiuitiiimitiiiHiii igainst inflation because it will reduce price ughtt. he grasped the deals between big manufacturers and their big 131 A reduction intb uniformity, it will hurt those small businesses tl I'l hillmn nve) the 01 rteni '.1 public disgust with customers — that can promote the equivalent of a tal-gaini tax to a mail Sov Jerry Brown, h< that do not get the big discounts made available to i . ;,.iii-nt encouragirm In iin);. highlaxing. poll monopoly against you and drive you, a "Mom and large buyers with clout in their orders notes wrvly, n • usual And this Pop" retailer or other little business, to the wall? yers. medium-large businesses, some consumer Perhaps a tolerable way out of this dilemma is vestment and lifl conl larvisi heerfully self-deprecating with 'ithi'i actli Probably not. But above are facts advocates For the law had been enforced so suggested by the recent case brought by Barkey v, 11 • recalls one dp And you can only start to fight back suc- rigidly for so long a period that maufacturers more rational Ippfofti h Kodak, in which the judge instructed the jury that minimum wacci assume "!!l • ihington script ion of his face as re cessfully, if you can fight successfully at all, by often had to charge the identical price to every- long-term purchase contracts of Kodak might • 1 a rnud slide' 1 is being aware of what has happened to you body. the kids comfni out "I school produce cost savings which could justify special cuti eel a JDI) target than Sai 1 iriiento he plainly a significant man of What has happened is that in a recent land- This prevented price "shading," which could discounts. out limes You will surely have led to much more robust competition and I4I indexmr mark decision, the U.S. Supreme Court shattered This could allow desirable flexibility under the Sen Mn hear more of his Proposition the tiny bit that was left of the 1936 Robinson- cheaper prices which just might have been passed : I) [hat is aulo price discrimination law so as to promote vigor- ing i" him. Tim government 1980 Patman Act — the historic law which banned on to us, as consumers. ous, competition -- without destroying the law discrimination in prices by manufacturers selling The Robinson-Patman Act, indeed, grew out of completely the same period as the "fair trade laws" which to competitors. The Court did this with the ruling Meanwhile, however, the Supreme Court has allowed maufacturers to fix prices at which re- that by demanding large discounts from a number accomplished what the critics of the law couldn't tailers would sell brand-name products. Beef it up with Beef Stick® of sellers and then maintaining that each seller get from Congress was merely meeting the competition of the oth- Both came into being during the chaotic de- What will small businesses do now? They're ers, the big customer could create a complete pression ol the 1930s when excessively low prices obviously much less organized than the "Big Treat yourself to Hickory Farms defense for itself against monopolistic practices. were regarded as evil and the cutthroat competi- Boys." And in this case they are in opposition to In effect, this means that a large buyer can tion that developed was considered a great threat an impressive array of sophisticated sources - famous Summer Sausage! And practically control a group of suppliers anil exact —nrthe suxvlvalTifthe tcuiinmy.—————— big hu•;.: .cry HifidUuil d^lil'i s. even supergiant concessions from them — and if subse- But in the late 197Os-BOs, with inflation the No. consumer gKNIM save money doing it! quently attacked, it can argue: 1 evil, the situation is dramatically reversed. Hut each member of Congress relics for votes "Oh well, each one was just matching the In 1975, when the fair trade laws finally were on the home town small businesses in ihdt mem- other." wiped off the books, an attack on Robinson- ber's home district With this column to alert you, The decision comes after years of criticism ot Patman became inevitable how many of you will tell your representative or the Robinson-Patman Act by economists, law- The anti-trust division of the Department of senator what you want done''

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ABSOLUTE PUBLIC AUCTION SALE The undersigned will sell at public auction his pride and joy the WEE 11, as illness makes it imperative that he can no longer operate and participate in the pleasure of fishing and cruising on the waterways thai has always been his utmost pleasure and relaxation. It is with extreme reluctance that he is obliged to bring to a conclusion his mostcherished possession. ADJUSTABLE ALL YEAR 10:00 A.M. SUNOAY - JUNE 3rd. 10:00 A. M. ALUMINUM AWNING The boat may be inspected between the hours ol ONE and FOUR P.M. THURSDAY, MAY 31st. at the Atlantic EXCLUSIVE WITH US Highlands, N.J., Marina, foot of First Ave. turn right past the Casino, it is the seventh boat In the fourth row. Watch lor auction sale sign on boat Boat is fully equipped. 30' by 10"6 Beam, 24" Dralt, Ship to Shore Radio Depth Finder, Convenor 12 to 115 Volts, Chrysler Marine Motor 225 HP, Fresh Water Cooled, VOU control the Sun. Ihe Air .nut AWNAIR lor over 30 years Standup Head and Vanity, Full Carpeted, Sleeps Six, the View Protect fumtshinqs a dependable source with Electric Stove and Refrigerator. Boat is custom made by too with the twist of a dial I dealers 'torn coast to coast Dave Richy, ot Maryland, and in excellent condition. Boat has been placed in dry storage altording everyone a minute inspection Highest bidder shall be required to pay cash, certified or Cashier's check, payable to the Auc- tioneer. By Ordw of WALTER HALL.

B. G). Coatt, Auctioneer• Appraiser. 45 We«t River Road, Rumion, N.J. (201) 842-4033. Safe H 223 7. PLEASE NOTE: The Auctioneer hit betft In some pretty lency yachts end boats In Wie past two months end I daretay that one would not find a boat of this character to iw so efficiently equipped and In such splendid condition. A NEW YOU Essentials for a top model The new Beaumont Model Management agency By EMILY WILKENS "Eating habits are so Important for good looks," he told me. "The closer out gets to vege- is looking for models, hoping to sign up the top A top modeliis more than "just another pretty cover girls before another agency signs them. (ace," according to model agency head Jeremy tarianism — cutting down on massive quantities of Foster-Fell. meat - the better one looks You'll find that molt "What really counts," said Beaumont's presi- When he interviews would-be models at his New models eat fruit, vegetables, fish and poultry and dent, "is not how a girl looks but how she photo York-based agency, Beaumont Model Management, not much red meat Coffee, candy bars and cola graphs." Inc , Jeremy is looking (or: drinks are off limits If he thinks a girl has potential, he will arrange Models (men and women) who have a unique "Diet and self-care pay off. What you eat for test shots , quality — something that sets them apart. ("Of shows. You can't burn the midnight oil and look Born in Yorkshire - his clipped British accent course we've signed California-look girls because radiant." is a reminder - Jeremy travels eitemsively, there's a market for them - but I think the future Most models, Jeremy said, are not knock-out always on the lookout for that star quality that wave is for models who have something different, beauties — at least not without their makeup. makes a top model, a model who will launch, not a an ethnic blend, an earthy European look.") "Makeup glamorizes," he said. "When they're thousand ships, but a thousand lucrative print and Models who figure attractively. ("They must not working, those fabulous faces on the magazine TV commercials be at least 5-7" and not too bosomy For the covers are pretty girls but in a more ordinary JUST FOR YOU camera, a34B isoverendowed "I sense." Dear Emily: Ii there a special lotion to remove Models who are professional. ("Temperament So there's hope for everyone or, as Jeremy puts waterproof mascara? I'm afraid to scrub it elf, leit isn't in the picture. Models have to be businesslike it, "Even Marilyn Monroe didn't wake up looking I Injure the delicate skin around my eyes. — G.G. For example, they've got to be on time for bookings. like Marilyn Monroe " Dear G.G : The best "special" lotion is inex- They must come prepared") Jeremy Foster-Fell feels every woman can, and pensive petroleum jelly Smooth it over lashes, let it Models who are disciplined. ("1 know it seems should, develop her full beauty potential. ("One set for a minute or two, then tissue off eye makeup like a glamorous life but a model can't be a play way is learning the makeup tricks They make a with one sweep girl. Late hours show on the face, and food splurges dramatic difference — as dramatic as before-and- Interested in making your own cosmetics? show on the figure A model has to have self-control after pictures.") You'll find recipes in my "Natural Beauty Aids" and be her own sternest critic and disciplinarian.") bulletin To obtain a copy, send your request plus 25 Although Beaumont is less than a year old, cents and a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Jeremy Foster-Fell has more than seven years in Emily Wilkcns' Natural Bulletin, care of this news- the modeling business. Among his top models are paper. sophisticated Caren Peyton, blonde Mini, exotic EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, but cannot Karen Wadkins, and chic Monique Owen whose Lifestyle undertake to answer each one. She will use ques- faces appear often in the high-fashion magazines. tions of general interest in her column. Address As den father to a bevy of 75 beauties, Jeremy is your letter!; to Emily Wllkens, care of this news- something of an expert on diet and makeup. paper

ASK DR. BROTHERS Is sleep-learning practical? RtflltUr itall pholo bv Den Lord) STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL — Mrs. Lvsbeth Newman, Shrewsbury, left, chairman of the Annual Strawberry Festival sponsored bv the Women's Association of the Presbyterian Church at Shrewsbury, shows enthusiasm for the fruit of the day served by her co-chairman Mrs. Darlene Hagen, Long Branch The event will take By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS your sleeping hours, sleep researchers, Jose and doesn't seem healthy lo me. If we don't foot the Place June 9 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Church House, Sycamore Avenue, Dear Dr. Brothers: Last semester and the first Agueda Lasaga, found that in the deeper phases of bills, or at least, some of them, we worry that he's Shrewsbury. part of this one I had a lot of problems and I got sleep, only the more primitive forms of learning in serious trouble or not eating enough. He lives on behind in my courses. My family has very high are likely. When pairs of words were presented a almost nothing and merely bums about, hitching academic standards, and they'd flip if I got kicked few times, the sleeper could retain a series of rides and living in hostels when he travels. Do you out of this school. As it is they were disappointed "blurred images " that might eventually enable think we're being old-fashioned and rigid In our because 1 couldn't gel a scholarship and my dad's him to memorize words more quickly after awak- views and expectations of a 15-year-old? — E.P. Strawberry Festival time always screaming about how much he's spending ening. However, the money, effort and lime you'd Dear E.P.: Even though people mature at on my education and how he had to put himself spend buying the records and setting them up different rates. I think that at 25. a person should SHREWSBURY - The annual Strawberry hostesses. through school with no help. I'm going to have to would be better spent in concentrated morning or be approaching some level of maturity It seems to lake summer courses. Do you think I can gel help Festival sponsored by Uie Women's Associa- evening study me that yuur son is trying to escape. The geo- Featured other attractions will be,Country by sleep-learning? I have a girl and trying lo keep tion of the Presbyterian Church at Kitchen chaired by Mrs Randolph Kahl-Win- If your girlfriend is interested in your future graphical cure doesn't really work. The person 1 her happy Is cutting into' my evening study. She and hers, she'll understand. Shrewsbury, will take place June 9 from 11 ter; Plants by Tina Howard, This n Thai by returns home with basically the same problems he a.m. to 4 p.m. here in Ihe Church House. •* told me there are tapes and records you can play Dear Dr. Brothers: Our 25-year-old son quit the Mission Belles, jewelry by Mrs Phillip and your brain can assimilate the information left behind. Sycamore Avenue Schloesser and Trash and Treasure by Mrs. college after making poor grades and complaining while you sleep. II sounds like a greal idea if It about being unable lo concentrate. He first told us The flight into foreign lands that your son Mrs. John Newman, Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Charles Thorne. works. I'd be willing lo spend the money if I can Joseph W. Hagen, Long Branch, are chairmen that he would go back if we'd just help him out on seems to enjoy may be his way of attempting to The board of deacons will be serving hot count on results. — S.F. solve an identity crisis It may also be an effort to of the event dogs and "Deaconburgers " at their outdoor his plan to go to India to "find himself." We did but he didn't find himself, or If he did, that self was avoid intimacy, bolster low self-esteem and get rid Mrs. Charles A. Darrah and Mrs John refreshment stand Games for the children Dear S.K.; Save your money and concentrate just as troubled and confuted as Ihe old sell we of a general feeling of depression. Rusher are coordinating the preparation of the will be provided by the Senior Hi Fellowship. on learning while you're wide awake. Any tape or strawberry desserts and Mrs. Robert Mathes Mrs Robert Lowery and Mrs. George Bett record you might play while sleeping would be tried lo live with. Each year, Ihe moment spring I wonder if your son is using drugs. This could in charge of tickets Berries by the quart will are arranging for the set up and clean up of the much more effective and efficient if you listened comes, he's off and running. We could accept Ibis contribute to the behavior you describe. I suggest be sold by Mrs. Richard Klenk. Mrs. Lawrence festival. Mrs. Charles Pomanowski is in during your waking hours. if he worked at anything the rest of the year. He you encourage him to get professional help. I Smith and Miss Penny Smith will supervise the charge of the calling committee. While it's true you can learn something during does nothing but travel, or plan tfavels. This believe he badly needs guidance. AT WIT'S END ANN LANDERS

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incorporate sock disintegrators (right next to Dear Ann Landers: I have Dear Ann Landers: I would lishment whose "Iwisled years) he started a joint sav- This is the second in a three-part series on have goes lo him and every- what happenes to missing socks. Today's col- the button crusher) and sock sensors which never seen any discussion in like lo reply to Numero Uno, logic and phony values" you ings account for himself and Venn column on Ihis subject who accuses our generation reject to help you out with food our oldest son. We got back thing he has goes lo me. He umn deals with the "cause." grind up a sock and spit it out as lint The claims Ihis will mean tbe ac- According to a woman from Ft newer models even have a reconstructed sock and would appreciate it if (yours and mine) of "twisted stamps or welfare or un- together again after much dis- you'd do some research. logic and phony values." employment compensation, cussion and he continued lo count also, even though my Lauderdale, Fla , the answer to disappearing cycle which returns a sock lost five years ago. name's not on it. Please an- I am female, age 58. My sex Uno, Dear: Since you rec- will you? add money to the account. socks is mathematically figured in subsets. There was a Sock Fairy theory for those of swer because your decision If you wash a pair of blue socks with a red you who believe in Peter Pan, the Cloning drive and desires seem lo be ommend freedom lor every- I'm for freedom, too, but I want him lo put my name one, you will naturally not will be final. — Unprotected In stripe i HI, HI) 12 and a pair of green angoras theory where for every pair of socks an extra greater now than in any other along with freedom goes re- on the account and take our drive when you experiment Pa. (GH,A)2 and a pair of white tennis socks one is cloned driving you crazy with three period of my life. I always sponsibility. - Also Doing My son's name off. Our son is (WH/TI2, all three pairs will be called X thought a woman was al her with drugs, since that would Own Thing married and lives away from Dear Pa.; My consultant at socks of one color, and the Best Friend theory endanger Ihe lives and free- the Harris Bank in Chicago If Y had (GR/A12 and (WH/T12 then every where your friend is secretly after your hus- sexual peak in her late teens Dear Doing; Numero Uno home. I'm not worried about or early 20s' Should I see a dom of Ihe rest of us. And, if received hundreds of letters being cheated out of the mon- said, "Changing a name on a element in Y is an element of X. band and both are trying to drive you whacko. physician about this? I'm not you should happen lo get since he "expressed himself" ey, Ann, I Just believe a hus- savings account does not con- Hence Y Is a subset of X or XCY There is the Reincarnation theory where it is knocking It. On the contrary, I hooked on something, natural- in this space. Many were ex- band and wife should be stitute a new account. The de- If there is a boldness in BL believed that a sock returns in another form. RD2, somewhere between find it very gratifying. But I ly you won't turn lo tax-sup- cellent. I had a difficult time "partners" In everything. positor will not lose interest." (One woman swore that after five years of fill and spin dry BL can't help wondering. - ported rehabilitation pro- selecting the best one You My husband says if he losing socks, they all came back one day as a HI 12 splits. Faithful Reader In Topeka grams for help. won. changes the account he will sweater.) That answer made more sense than most of Dear Faithful: Why see a If you choose to follow a Dear Ann: When my bus- lose tbe Interest. Is this true? You'll the others sent in to determine what happens Some believed socks had an identity crisis physician? This is no illness — very different lifestyle, natu- band and I separated a while We made out wills at a law- to socks in the washer and split Others leaned toward cannibalism. it's a blessing — and not all rally you will allow others the ago (we were married 27 yer's also, and everything I Most of the writers zeroed in on sex. •One writer went for the Steve Martin theory that unusual. Many women en- freedom to be turned off by Like coat hangers and paper clips, sox were where socks, instead of getting high on de- joy sex more after the child- your behavior and/or ap- believed to have an activs sex life — but only in tergent, got small and disappeared. bearing years have passed and pearance. And if you find it Great water Some believe they married, but they A great number believed socks to be a they need no longer worry hard lo make a living, you fooled around and often divorced in the dryer migratory species, activated by simply adding about pregnancy surely won't ask the estab- No alimony was involved. Some stayed togeth- water. Recipes er through two or three washings, but suddenly And finally, one writer blamed the United turned into a swinging single One writer be Slates government for programming washers in lleved that socks went through a sex change, to eat socks and keep the economy alive. One CONTACT LENSES coming out another color blamed the Russians for undermining Ameri- The Daily A large number embraced the Planned can women's stability I'd have'been disap- Contact lenses are available for the correc Obsolescence theory, that is a conspiracy be- pointed if someone hadn't said thay tion ol nearsightedness, farsightedness and Sunday tween sock and washer manufacturers who Tomorrow: The Solution. _^ and astigmatism. where shall Register SPRING LIMITED we dine? Irish Federation sponsors dance OFFER TIME ONLY This special dining guide will answer all your ques HOLMDEL The Irish lions on where to dine. Federation of Monmouth SOFT LENSES County will have its Seventh These are the no boiling, he Daily FJegisler Annual Dame Saturday at 9 soft lenses lor Ihe correc- One flegistei Plaza 2 pc. custom DINING OUT Shrewsbury. N J 07701 |j in here in St Benedict's tion ol nearsightedness Hall. Bethany Road. SLIPCOVER — other lenses available. GUIDE Dally « Sunday, Soil leme« available the 1.00 weekly ••me dav In most citet Music will be provided by SALE CI Sunday only, the Noel Kingston Show Band Regular Sofa and 2S« weekly Chair to 4 Cushions • Dally only, From SUN. JUNE 17 Chairmen are Pat Kenny. 7K weekly Hazlet. and Tom Dougan, Un- ion flrach Table reservations $249 'RED BAN • HARD LENS with imt $55. pr The Sunday may be made for parties of 10 quality materials A DRAPERY SHOP ' and there is advance ticket workmanship. • GAS PERMEABLE FLEX LENS tinted $75. pr. RUMINATIONS, FITTING, ADJUSTMENT sales only THE AREA'S BEST BUY 391/2 BROADST itKUHAiNK COLD CARE KIT AND FOLLOW-UP CARE S40. ADDITIONAL Homemade soda bread At Your Newsstand and 'pickin' condiments FREE DR. JEROME WILDMAN or call 542-4000 will be serviv! SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE OPTOMETRIST party The public is invited 654 Newman Springs Rd. lor lurther Information or hr An Irish china lea scl is a CALL 747-2543 Llncrolt, N.J. appolnlm.nl call 842-6600 iward 42 (II Nl IV It SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. MAY29.1879 The DhatyRcgtotCT Pamela W. Karrh weds ambassador Copio-Becker MONMOUTH BEACH-Mr aid Mrs Cambridge England, did graduate work at BarMri B White, Channel Club Tower, an- Harvard Law School, and was a barnster-at- NEPTUNE CITY-The marriage of Miss odut Church The Rev Warm S. Lay ton Bounce the marriage of thair daughter law at the Middle Temple London, and in Joan Marie Becker and James Michael Cepie pastor, and Uw Rev Andrew J. ReiUJr.elSt Pamela W Karrh, to Ambassador Andreas I, Cyprus took place April » w Memorial United Metb Francis of Auisi Roman Catholic Church. Jaoovidea. KB of Mr and Mrs J A Jacovides Ambassador Jacovides taught mid national Long Beach Island, officiated. ofP.phos.Cyp™. law at St John s Callage. Cambridge Univer The bride is tot daughter of Mr and Mrs The couple was marrtad Sunday by the Rev sity. and at New School for Social He^earrta. Robert Becker. Fourth Avenue here. Mr. and A. i. Kolyvai in the Greek Orthodoi Church, New York He is the author of several public*- Mrs Bruce Copio of Forked River are the Nassau, the Bahamas Dr Linos Jacovides turns on legal and political nikjecU, including. parents of the bridegroom. wai hit brother i best man The Question of Cyprus. The Law of Currently holding the rank ol ambassador Treaties. The Law ol the Sea. United Susan Olson and Bruce Copio. sister and extraordinary and plenipotentiary in the Nations Peace-Keeping, and 'International brother of the bridal couple, were the honor Cyprus Mission to the United Nations, Am Terrorism " attendants Also attending the bride were bauador Jacovides is also accredited as high Ambassador JaosvWd has represented Pauline Lisper. Johanna Hersch and Debbie commissioner I ambassador) lo Jamaica i vprus in all General Assembly sessions since Davis Ushers were William Schroeder, Scott Guyana. Trinidad and Tobago. Barbados and I960, as well as.lit Hit- Security Council, the Laughinghouse and Ben Pawling the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. Economic and Social Conn il ;nid many U. N He is ambassador-designate of Cyprus to committees. He headed the Cyprus Delegation Mrs Copio is a graduate of Neptune High the United States and on July 1 will assume in conferences dealing with The law of School and Monmouth College, West Long that post in Washington, D C , where be and Treaties and The Law nl the Set He was head Branch Mr Copio was graduated from Cen- his bride will reside. Ambassador and Mrs. ol division at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs tral Regional High School. Bayville, «*) Mon Mrs. Jacovides Is presently director of con and was chief assistant in Spyros Kypnanou. mouth College. ar corps affairs at the New York City Andreas Jacovides then loreign minister and now prmulCMU nl thi Commission for the United Nations and for the Republic of Cyprus After a wedding trip to St Thomas, V S Consular Corps. was awarded degrees in law and international Ambassador Jaeovldet participated in of- Virgin Islands. Mr and Mrs. Copio reside Mrs Jacovides attended the Kent Place law with top honors from the University of luial stair visits dnd Commonwcallli Heads of MR. AND MRS JAMtS COP1O here School, Summit, and was graduated from Mayor rulward I Koch, with Mrs Theodore Government Lonlerneces under tin late Mount Vemon Seminary, Washington, D. C SorensejHas commissioner dent Archbishop Makanus. whom In- team She studied also at Villa Mercede. Florence. In December, 1977. Mrs. Jacovides was punied on many diplomatic rhiuioni Hj hat Pontecorvo>Tronolone Italy, and Katharine Uibbs School, New York honored al a dinner-dance of the Socielyjil served in the Permanent Mission til I'ypriH 10 She is a debutante of the 1961 season and was Foreign Consuls for "her services and helu- the United Nation*, l'jwi- 83 and (row 1%9 in KEANSBURG In St Ann Roman Cathode presented at the Debutante Cotillion and fulness in coordinating the diversified ac- the present time In lilTti Ambaiwdor Church here Mty S. Miss Parlenf Tronolone, daughter from Re OF rii.v \ i Kicei Recipe for remembrance |i in i ii Girard College Philad CAPER-MATES Van Lenten, chaplain SPRING &SUMMERWEAR Mr Gorham all a Herbert right sup- id Inside MC it lii help yourself oul nl Ihe lub. BLOUSES •TOPS •PANTS* SHORTS DEAR HEUMSC: guardian is Vlfred H'- One of the teachers in our elementary school is getting I tried it and it really works. - Wilda Smith King ol Prussl VViiliam MISSES SIZES 8-18 & S-M-L married and some of the mothers of her students are trying lo DEAR HELOISE: decide what to give her as a small memento from her class. Recently my husband and I were pla\ing Scrabble. As we are unable to come to a decision, we decided lo ask Our three-and-a-half >car old daughter was watching us Spring CJ!' OPENTUES. -SAT. 10-5 play. When we finished playing, m> husband came up with a The smartest you. good idea. He told her lo lake oil unl> the letters she knew and UNI ROI place to start a diet Please, come lo our rescue! — Debra Jenkins 58 First A«a. 291-0008 Atlantic Highlands to say them as she took them oil the hoard I went through our files and found this suggestion. I think This not only gave her practice in recognizing her letters, II it's super - It's from Jeru and has been printed before. Quote also told us which ones she didn'i know by Ihe uncs left on thi Sflturda) • "Some of the Room Mothers mighl be interested in what 1 'ward when she was through. i in (Irehouse • we did for my son's teacher several years ago when she got Thanks for all your helpful hints - Mrs Kenneth i'latt Road Ticki I married. DEAR HELOISE: !ren UP "Each mother filled in a favorite recipe on a recipe card, The best way to Save leftover potato chips. prttzcK. taco der 12, ire available fl bad her child sign the card, and stapled his or her picture on the shells, Chinese noodles, etc.is to put them into iiploik bags unit fid will back freeze them. — Diane Reynolds "The teacher was thrilled and still talks about Jill's orange salad, Bobby's sugar cookies, etc." Debra, I sure hope this will help you all to make a decision UNIVERSAL Hugs to all of you. — Heloise PRODUCTIONS DEAR HELOISE: PRESENTS This is a safety hint. Carl I. Qutiplitt, To nfclp you get out of the bathtub, wring out your washcloth HP. BEAUTY PAGEANT and lay il on the edge of the tub. II will not move, and you can AND BABY NEEDS MODELING CONTEST Family Chiropractic Services A "SPECIAL DEPARTMENT i_ ttt really cater tu Baby's needs. 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By BILL ZAPCK audience through the ne«t 24 years of their lives (weekends' • ii dowdy housewife hated by her together. The scenes are full of one-liners all snappy and mother -in la» through callous schemer to mellow grand- How tunny is an affair? How funny can two funny niiiili.r is as large and purposeful an undertaking as was when they get together - once a year - for an illicit Allgor is faced with Ihe unenviable task of bringing to the Manifest l*->linv > stage several different men all with the name at George jii l.tvini' creates all six women with their individual person- Wtien they are Uearge and Doris in Bernard SUde's ' Same with similar characteristics vet each different JIIII.- tna weaves through them a continuity that is subtly, but Nest Year." currently making its area debut at TTie distinctly, fell ere. Uit-y can be hilarious. And a whole lot more In the first scene, he is unsure ol himself, exaggerating who and what he is to avoid embarrassment Ht- grows through lead) I tori) through all her lives, punctuated by pauses, 11« Allgor and Diane (iiersch Levine bring to life these success, greed political point-of-view changes he is (iecirge and shows insights intu not only herself, but the society of the Ural strange bedfellows with a vivacity and warmth he is not George i'-pth of ihe characters The comedy has been It is this paradox about George that makes the role so Same Time, Next Year is a unique show Two people get iliricled by Arthur Weller difficult lugelhf r annually lor what seems like a simple enough purpose mem on the entire world through them- L. .Hid Umsmeel lor the first time in a "honeymoon' Allgor s technique in the portrayal is virtually flawless. He in Southern California in February. 1951 He s a has a sense of the individual lacets of George's ever-developing . fitilied public aiaiuntant out from the East Coast to do a character, and exploits them to the fullest Hii Ml) [ail ttlgor and Levine nimment without being trite, grow hook* -I" a im her way to retreat while her husband tendency to put on the character at the beginning ul ih> without being obvious, and love one another with a feeling that iltei ihf kids to his mother's scene rather than already being in character thai however is ndi their phyiteil relationship the fault of an overly bright scene-change light We greet tlu'maslhey stumble and grope their way through The ihnw is Ix-tntf presented as part of The Barn's Dinner in all-loii clumsy murning after Allgor and Levine are human rheatei [art Meals are catered by Schneider's Famous Tap in in Iheir uneasiness, they firing to George and Duns It Allgur s job is difficult. Levine's is Immense She fiiuB ind Restaurant uf lung Branch, who do an excellent job 1 in of the neophyte bring to life fully six different women with link catty uWl with the buffet The scenes, six in all, split three to an act. bring the Iron) her previous incarnation The ^iniw will continue for the next two weekends Iliam Giertch l-e\ii»e Red Bank art show extension set June 10

II) IKIS Kil/.KMWVK, case llil> i- MM "I Ihe li the limitation "' ""' wbjei i :• ive alnm-i in Satiety by Jean K.HUMS figures in respose or at a RED BANK The current shows ol recent months I'arl various themes iiinriii(; ii at s: il t onirbnu the is an expansive acrylic in a standstill ol one sort or snott show at the Art Alliance. 101 il m (hat aw,i> from the pauifing unce il mposition 1) o r e n n e Brown picture ol a particular child opening Sunday. June It), with respect alone that the exhibit has citi^tit tin- eye , roupol ladies Dimilrakopolis s Blues oil with a particular charaClM a reception Irom 5-7 p m tleset \e>, attention .1 iin Tuesdaj Friday III a in to 5 p in and HfOMtr ilaH thai* bv Cart Forln* Saturdays noon to 5pm "jtli. Rumson, exhibits "Hi show at the Art STRATHMORE •loutn St., Red Bank. The an lorm and lace, and all On Television Today T WIN •ssssar nvited to exhibit, California resort town. uiiiii EVENING OO BIG EVENT MOVIE'The 1010 tS H|N AMERIU RUN This pro- 0MOVIE (COMIDY!"' Nolitiw (ailMIM 'i. .HIS that the show is being inclusion; 60 mlns.) Revengers' 1972 Stats giam examines this lot low l9«Claudette Col- IMtM 11 • f i 640 OOOOOC9 Niw 10, wvith a reception from S THE FIRST IHREE YEARS William Holden, Susan country's newly dis- bert, Fred MacMurray. 0* UtKMI HlbHM I Adul I •IIOVIWIY Heyward. A Colorado covered fascination with |4| The Rumwijs Tsuigt 1:10 Ill NEWS I i JQKER'SWUD rancher recruits a band of logging and physical 2:4S 0 PRAYER I ODDCOufli * girls imprisomd/ix Mexican prisoner! to help litness. VAIUAHLI COUPQ I B STUOtOUE 3:00 1 I SERMONETT! cop txposss cover up him find the ruthless gang ffl QUESTION ( > UNCLE FLOTD 1:10 ( D NEWS Adv that killed hit family, des- 11.08 I ' SIX MILLION DOLLAR KAN eooQooo )J0 I 1 BIOGRAPHY S IHE RUNAWAYS troyed his home and stole I INFWS I I IK NEWS NEWS 9.35 Psychologist Steve Ariz- his horses. (2 hrs.) I I BOWLING f 0« DOLLARS B CAROL BUtNEll AND FRIENDS lio Is hired to rescue two O S THREES COMPANY I CBS NEWS lues!: Roddy McDowall. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS runaway high school girls Stanley Roper plays »uch I i SANfORD ANO SON BENNY Hill SHOW CINEMA 291-0148*1.SO who have been Impri- a dirty trick lo prevent I I NEWS _ DICK CAVEII SHOW Guest: soned on a work farm by a Jeck, Janet andChrlesy SB OVER EASY Host: Hugh Actoi Re* Harrison, Part EVENINGS AT 1 «5 AND 9 30 corrupt sheriff. Stars: from holding a party that MATINEE SAT AID SUN AT 2 I owns. I. Alan Felnsteln. his wife walks oul on him. I iHttNACHS © NEW JERSEY WEEKLY tmlere; 60 mint.) (Repeat) 'I'M GEORGE I i CBS NEWS fj CD HU BASKETBALL CROSS WITS ID AN APPLE AN ORANGE This I IO N8C NEWS CHAMPIONSHIP ' HAMILTON S HAPPY DAYS The Font award-winning short ( UK IAC DOUGH S story chronicles the sen- OO IHE TONIGHT SHOW Host: creates an Instant craze I I ABC NEWS Johnny Carton. (90 when he displays his sitive relationship of two mlns I I DATING GAM! 8mln GsO ) unique way of dancing to immigrant women, one I I NEWIYWED CAME OOaiubOAtMOVIEOtaGONG SHOW U the sansatlonal new hit Dutch, one Chinese, who in an area eiclutive I I 000 COUPLE 'Doctors' Private Lives' presentation of song, 'Do The Fonzie.' work at domestics, living I I DICK CAVEI1 SHOW Guest: in the same house. |90 1978 Stars: John Gavin, Actor Rex Harrison, Part ipeat) Donna Mills. Two lamed AMERICAN LIFf STYLE', mint.) B ffi IHE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BROW! heart surgeons find their MACNEIL-lEiHRER REP0R1 'Benlamln Franklin' Episode Four. 'Rose' lives in turmoil when JOURNEY 10 ADVENTURE 'A CINEMA in 1-40 O MDVit ,M(SIE!»'"lJ Lady AREA STHA.THMORE CINEMA II - OENEHAL CINEMA int. Ch.iiflS.ndronie (POI r, « OS MIDDLESEX COUNTY n ihe Cn «ith Glasses and a Gun THEATWatj ATLANTIC MICHLANDS EOISON 1970 Samantha Eggar. ATLANTIC CINEMA - MENLOPAHK CINEMA • FEATURES tl 50 L0v?dl First B.lc (PGl MS. 9 30 Oliver Reed. An advertis- SHOWING Aupi. ,. fJKT MATINEE ONLY EATONTOWN MENLO PARK CINEMA h ing executive tries to COMMUNITY I - Mdiihdtldn Rill SO QdttleUdt GalKIKi iPGi J»,'« WOO'JflMIDGF frame his secretary tor a PETER SELLERS COMMUNITY II WOODBRIDGE CINEMA I - murder committed by his SEAVIEW SOUARE CINEMA BtiOno me Poseidon Adventure IPGI Oreau US 66 t 35 NB ClllCU'TTS BBIO ' JO. » 4S WOODBRIDGb CiNI wile (115 mlns.) { ATONTOWN URIVE IN ThwCr.. 2:00 0MOVII DRAMA MYSTfRYl'"i * 7:30-9:45 LOvt* dl firit Bit* iPGl B K. 11 JO SOMERSET COUNTY Jninilrr iPGI 10 Dt If kill and Mi Hide 1941 L1SLE\ ASM DOWN FREEHOLD RUTGERS PL AJACINfiMAI Spencer Tracy. Ingrld 4 o FREEHOLD!- Beyond me Powidon A-dvenJufe • P HANOVER itnn Advtnluie 1PG1 I JO. 1 *•, Berqman. RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA II MAKCUS WflBY. M.D STREET FREEHOLD II - Orea-,. II 11KSi V! l\(. FOR f Me Champ iPG / n * *) MPAA RATINGS 8 MOVIUMYSIERY)"' Anln- FREEHOLDIM G — Geneul dudienir^ ipettoi Calls 1954 Alastair Bdttiesldf GttiKticd IPGl ' 21. 9 40 PG - All dqei iP.n>'in.,. : 7:45-9:45 im I VI HIE FAMILY MAZLET Sim. Arthur Young. A Bri- PLAIA- • R — Ri»iliutf« IPerlon^ undm I: i tish family learns a girl's Bdtin-\l*f oiucl'td iPbi Ml •) « \IJSTIC PRICES! family Is responsible lor TheCridmptP- her death. (90 mlns.l CINEMA II I $4.00 Revufid me PMeidon Adwenluie IPO) I 10.« » $6.00 KEYPORT STRAND- $8.00 le«n«9eCru $10.00 2nd Week PU $69.50 LONG BRANCH MOVIES II 00 Llmitad Tim* - Munt Only f>l: JON VOIGHT NOW PLAYING FAYE wiiiuiiiori-miiiiiiiri ' OWN DUNAWAY ut $25. 7;3O-«:45 . ViBUflY Pf.»t.,. BRICK TOWN NfcWA»*. Art* Iff OCEAN TOWNSHIP SHHtA .CHAMP SEAVIEW SOUARE CINEMA I - CirfaM [PGI ' 45.« 4S • TO»is'*R|VEH ' sfallS A^ m tleffllfl**^ SEAVIEW SOUARE CINEMA II EAST IWONSWICK 0*M/o Michael Calne • ITH In1* . 'i9"T9 4il^ll" urray • Hanover Slrtet IPGI /». ' Wtl in rv« *TO M •• MMA MIDOLEBROOK I - FORT lEt msm IMMY si mm) Hut* »o9eri Twent* FHtn C«nl UAUMMXO PAHSIPPANY WASMINOTON 12 Broad St., Red Bank I PCI I X nuMLM Beyond The MIODLEBROOK II rowmmp RARHAN WATCHUNo" The GIMI Tram Rooberv IPGI f RllTCifn CALL NOW FREEHOLD *fllDQEV» B 6 Sal 8 5 Closed Sun 1 Mon RED BANK Poseidon RED BANK MOVM -IF BUT NOT NECESSARY LOVtal FirMBI(»(PGI ; 30,9 JJ JERSEY CITY • RED BANK MOVIESM 741-5858 *n»"ll« «««*«> i> t) k Adventure^ Richard Prvor in Com:erl IB) fl. • JO 12 SHREWSBURY, N.J TUES0AY. MAY29.1»79 Moore gets another prison term 250 pounds, said she straddled May 10 of first degree murder this would calm her down FREEHOLD - Theresa Fifth Ave . Long Branch, with his body and grabbed him for the death of Arthur Willie Johnson said he was "mess- Moore, 25, of Jamesburg whom Mr lvery lived How- around the throat. I just lvery, 37, of Bennett St.. Free- ing up her life,' said Moore Head. Manalapan, who iiserv- ever, the trials were severed wanted to knock Mm out. I hold, Dec SO at Lake ing a life sentence for her con- because statements by the two didn t want to kill him." the Topanemus, Freehold Town- The two women picked Mr viction of first degree murder women to police incriminated insisted in her testimony She ship. She was sentenced to lvery up from the John L of a Freehold rttan, was sen- the other. No trial date has said Johnson at this time bad mandatory life imprisonment Montgomery Medical Home. tenced to four to six years been set yet for Johnson stuffed her hat into his mouth after the jury verdict Freehold Township, where he imprisonment which will run because he was screaming concurrently wit* the life sen- Moore was sentenced last Testifying on her ownworked, and drove to Lake behalf. Moore said she has Topanemus When Mr lvery tence Friday for the two other con- Moore said it was Johnson s known Johnson all her life and was jacking up the car to Moore was sentenced by Su- victions Judge Wichmann idea to take Mr lvery s body that she loved her She also change a lire. Johnson stabbed perur Superior Court Judge sentenced her to two- to three to Long Branch and to place it said that Mr lvery was not him in the back with a William T Wichmann for her year terms for each count to between a hedge and a fence to interfering with her rela- pocketknife. said Moore, add- conviction of conspiring to run consecutive to each other the rear of the Water Slide tionship with Johnson She ing that when she saw him commit the murder and for but concurrent to the life sen- parking lot. Ocean Avenue. said she did not mean it when punch Johnson, she went to forging a credit purchase of tence Long Branch, whers it was she told Johnson that she her aid liquor Moore had been indicted found on New Years Day. A jury had convicted Moore with Albirtha Johnson. 35. of would kill Mr lvery but felt Moore, who weighs about

• Hitter lUff i*»*o kv DM Lor«i QUILT DEMONSTRATION — Mrs. Carol Mina, Colts Neck, demonstrates how to Arts Center tickets will go on sale today make a quilt at the Colts Neck Arts and Crafts Show, held in front of the municipal building Saturday. Watching are Mrs. Donald Roberts and Mrs. Arthur Williams, HOLMDEL-Tickets to all performances for the and 4 Girls 4" a review featuring Rosemary week of Aug 20 and Lena Home and Vic Damon* both of Adelphia. Over 23 local artists displayed their works at the event, which was 1979 season at the Garden State Arts Center will go L'looney. Rose Marie, Helen O'Connell and for the week of Aug. 27. sponsored bv the Township Committee and the evening membership department of on sale today, it was announced today by New Margaret Whiting on June 25. Country rockers Marshall Tucker Band will the Women's Club. . Jersey Highway Authority Chairman William F appear Sept 3 and 4; the Gran Folklorico de Mexico Smith The New Jersey Symphony with soloist Eugene on Sept. 5; Anne Murray on Sept. 7 and the New York Philharmonic on Sept. 12 In addition, there Our 1979 Arts Center Season — The Stairway Fodor will appear on June 27; jazz great Stan GeU on June 28. a special benefit performance by Frank are four "To Be Announced" dates, June 28, July 2. Hospital, firm win damages to the Stars' — promises to be one of our best ever," Sinatra on June 29 and 30; Bob Welch on July 3 and Sept 13 and 14, which will be filled in the near said Chairman Smith. "Ranging from the classical 4; Shaun Cassidy on July 5; Judy Collins on July 6; future _ FREEHOLD-Both the made to both parties by the against the contractor. artistry of Jean-Pierre Rampal to the living legend Gordon Lightfoot on July 7; Rich Little and Henry John F. Kennedy Hospital, jury, and the sum the judge Meanwhile, Vaccaro that is Frank Sinatra, our 1979 Season is the place to Mancini for the week of July 9; Aretha Franklin and The Garden State Arts Center is located at Kilt Edison, and the Henry V. Vac- awarded to the construction claimed the corporation suf- be this summer." Tickets to all performances will Jose Feliciano for the week of July 16 and Gabriel 116 of the Garden State Parkway in Holmdel. All caro Construction Corporation corporation, the Vaccaro com- fered damages of $385,943 be- be available at all Ticketron outlets and at the Kaplan and Vikki Carr for the week of July 23 Arts Center performances begin promptly at 8:90 of Neptune were awarded pany will receive the benefit of cause of extra work required Garden State Arts Center Ticket Office in Holmdel. I'M There is always ample parking available. damages in a suit and coun- the decision and will be paid by hospital on the project America's premiere comedian Steve Martin will tersuit lodged by the twoabout $40,000 from the hospi- which resulted in the delays The season, which runs from June 8 through perform the week of July 30; Johnny Mathis with "There are some shows with limited ticket parties seeking a resolution of tal. In addition, the contractor Sept. B, consists of The New Jersey State Opera's Ramsey Lewis for the week of Aug. 6; Dolly Parton availability already such as Steve Martin, Prank why a 16 million construction contended that if fault were to performance of Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliac- on Aug. 13; JeanPierre Rampal and the New York Sinatra and Liberace, so our patrons should act project at the hospital was During the trial, the hospi- immediately. " said Chairman Smith. tal contended that Vaccaro be levied it should be against a ci, with James McCracken and Maria Pellegrini, on Chamber Soloists on Aug. 14; England Dan and completed after a 16-month de- June 6; the Princeton Ballet with Anthony Dowell breached its contract by not separate roofing contractor, John Ford Coley on Aug. 15; Frankie Valli and The For information on the Arts Center season pa- lay. who was responsible for the and Merle Park on June 20; American on June 21; Four Season on Aug. 16. the Little River Band and trons should call (201) 264-9200. For the location of completing the construction Harry Chapin on June 22; Stephen Stills on June 23; A six-member jury work within the 24 months delays. Jim Messina on Aug. 17 and ID; Liberace for the nearby Ticketron outlets, call (201) 343-9310. awarded the contractor (99,256 specified in their contract, but in damages and as well as an was 16 months late in comple- additional amount of $48,249 tion. for extra work that the hospi- tal had ordered. Earlier in the The $6 million project in- six-week trial, Superior Court cluded the construction of Judge Benedict Nicosia three hospital wings and reno- awarded the Vaccaro Corp., vations to the hospital's exist- an uncontested 195,991 for ad- ing building ditional work performed on The hospital contended it the site. suffered damages of $975,647, The hospital was awarded due to the delays, and sought damages of $203,018, due to de- other damages of (660,544 as a lays in the construction result of allegedly defective project, according to thework by the contractor. The jury's decision. hospital claimed total dam- Because of the awards ages of about,.$1.5 million tllllllllllllHIIHMIIIII IIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIII 11*111 County Births

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SHREWSBURY PLAZA, 113(1 Bn.nd Si (Roul SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY MAY 29.1879 TheDfedyfegtrter 13 Rivers 39th career homer gives Davis 1st mound win MILWAUKEE (AP) - It wai only the Nth homer of Mickey Riven' nine-year major league career, but the New York Yanked' spray-hitting center fielder was looking for it all the way. "I just thought maybe I'd get lucky, " Rivers laid 'Travers was pitching mean today and I don t usually hit more than a (quibble (sic) or something off him But in that situation I was thinking home run and I got lucky " Aided by a strong wind, Rivers lofted a high fast ball from Billy Traveri. J-J, into the right field bleachers with two out in the 10th inning yesterday, giving the Yankees a 2-1 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. "It was a fast ball up and in — the one soft I'm not supposed to throw it to Rivers and I threw it there," Traveri said "But I was getting tired and 1 didn't want to throw a breaking ball and hang it." Rivers' blow gave rookie Ron Davis his first major league victory Davis, called up from the minors on Sunday night when the Yankees optioned out World Series hero Brian Doyle, relieved starter Jim Beattie with one out in the eighth, worked out of trouble and allowed one hit the rest of the way They told me I'd only be here 10 days so I just figure I have nine left," Davis said. "I'm sure they just want to give Doyle some work and bring him back up He's too good a player to stay in the minors." The victory was the Yankees' first in County Stadium since their last game here in 1977 The Brewers won all seven meetings here a year ago. That means absolutely nothing," said Yankee slugger Reggie Jackson. "Milwaukee has a good club and I know it was a long time since we won here, but we can lose all our games to any one team as long as we win more over-all than anyone else " Beattie took a three-hitter and a 1-0 lead into the seventh when the Brewers tied the score Sixto Lezcano led off with a single and was sacrificed to second. After Sal Bando walked, MIGHTY MICKEY — Manager Bob Lemon and other members of the New York Lezcano stole third without a play when Beattie took a full Yankees greet Mickey Rivers after the Yankee outfielder smashed a solo home run wind up instead of pitching from a stretch position in the top of the tenth inning to beat the Milwaukee Brewers, 2-1. yesterday. Pinch-hitter Charlie Moore followed with a high hopper to Beattie but the pitcher hesitated after fielding the ball. He looktoward the plate but had no chance u> retire Lezcano, then looked at second and finally threw too late to first Moore was credited with a single Cliff Johnson doubled leading off the Yankees' third and Brookdale advances was thrown out at the plate by Lezcano on Bucky Dent's single to right. Dent took second on the throw to the plate and scored (.'HAND JUNCTION, Colo - Left- Series record with eight RBI to lead when Willie Randolph singled up the middle The run broke a hander George Danton scattered eight hits Yavapai to a 21-3 rout of Linn-Benton, Ore. string of 23 scoreless innings by Travers. to lead Brookdale Community College, Louisburg and Linn-Benton were ousted over Meramec. Mo., 10-3 Sunday night in a from the double-elimination tournament The game ended when left fielder Lou Piniella caught Dick winners' bracket game of the National Davis' drive and bumped into the wall Piniella was momen- by the losses Junior College World Series tarily shaken up but left the field without assistance In a laler game Sunday night. Hous In earlier action Sunday, designated Ron Davis, who was recalled from the minors on Sunday atonic. Conn . faced Panola. Texas came on with one out in the eighth after a walk to Dick Davis hitter Dave Nenad cracked a homer and Brookdale collected 14 hits, including and Ben Oglivie's single put runners at first and third He got double and drove in two runs as Yavapai, Lezcano to bounce into an inning-ending double play and Ariz., whipped Triton. Ill . 12-3. (or the homers by Gene Hering and Steve allowed one hit the rest of the way Arizona school's second victory of the day Podraza The Blues scored two runs in the Moore singled with two out in the bottom of the ninth and Right fielder Brad Burley drove in four top of the sixth to break a S H tie Danton, 100 years of sailing stole second but Yount tapped back to the box runs and catcher Mike Mason produced an off-speed pitcher, yielded only one Molitor, the Brewers' second baseman, saved a run in the three as Normandale, Minn., defeated earned run He struck out three and walked three in picking up his eighth vic- fourth Nettles singled and Piniella walked leading off With Louisburg. N.C., 17-6. Shortstop Ray tory of the season against three losses See Page 14 two out, Johnson singled up the middle but Molitor made a Ktchebarren set a Junior College World diving stop and Nettles hah d to hold up at third Cubs Tidrow stops Phils Pirates rev for 1st victory in National for charge ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_ PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Bobbvy Murcer hit two home at leaders runs and Bill Buckner broke an eighth-inning tie with a NEW YORK I API- It was ill a doubleheader and then two-out triple to give Dick Bill Robinson and Grant Jack- having to do it for the second Tidrow and the Chicago Cubs a son to the rescue again — and game.' he said It's all in a 4-1 victory over the Philadel- with their help. Pittsburgh is day's work " phia Phillies last night revving up for a charge to the Candelaria gave up just six hits and struck out seven bat- Tidrow, who took over for top of the National League ters before his back, which starter Mike Krukow and al- East. had bothered him all last year, lowed six hits and one run in This will give us the im- stiffened The only run lie al- five relief innings, picked up petus for a run at Philadelphia lowed came in the second in- his first National League vic- and Montreal." Manager ning on singles by John tory since being obtained by Chuck Tanner said yesterday Stearns, Doug Flynn and the Cubs from the New York alter the Pirates, on Rob- Falcone Yankees,. Bruce Sutter pitched inson's two-run homer and the final two innings and Jackson's solid relief, beat the "Pete worked back to his earned his ninth save. New York Mets 6-1 On Sun- form at the start of the sea- day. Robinson s homer broke a son, " Mets Manager Joe Torre Sam Mejias, batting for ninth-inning tie to give Jack- said of his pitcher, "but again Tidrow, opened the eighth son and the Pirates a 2-1 vic- we didn't gel him any runs to against Randy Lerch, 2-3, with tory work with If we could get him a single, his first hit in six at- We're going home for 12 an early lead, he might get bats. Ivan DeJesus, attempt- games with a 6-3 road trip, two over the hump ' ing to sacrifice, bunted into a wins in a row and a chance to forceout and Ted Sizemore beal some teams and get (lied out But Buckner. with things together," Tanner said his third hit of the game, sent Robinson hit his ninth hom- Chicago DeJesus home with his triple er of the season, with Dave into the right field corner to Parker on board, off Pete put Chicago on top 2-1. Falcone. 0-5, to break a 1-1 tie Murcer hit his first homer in the fourth inning Robinson 'stings' of the game over the right tpnm also hit an RBI single in the field fence off Lerch in the first inning And, after a rain seventh inning and. after HE GOT HIS MAN — Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher John Candelaria holds the ball high in the air after tagging out delay of more than an hour Cosmos Jerry Martin beat out a bunt after eight innings, he doubled New Vork Met Doug Flynn at third base. Flvnn tried to CHICAGO - The Chicago single in the ninth, Murcer to trigger Pittsburgh's three- move from first to third on Pete Falcone's RBI single to Sling, lead by Karl Heinz- socked his second of the game run ninth. Two of the runs Granitza's two goals, defeated and sixth of the year off re- short left field, but Candelaria covered the bag. scored on Dale Berra's single the New York Cosmos, three- liever Ron Reed, also to right I just let it happen I lime professional soccer field. wasn't trying for a nomer champs, 3-1 in a North Ameri- Philadelphia scored in the either day. " said Robinson can Soccer League game yes- third when Garry Maddox sin- How They Stand I'm only trying to maintain 20 terday gled, stole second and came in or so home runs. I don't think I TAKING A DIVE — Chicago Cubs second baseman Ted Sizemore tags Philadelphia AMERICAN Lf AGUE Chicago took a 1-0 halftime on the second of three singles NATIONAL LEAGUE could hit in the 30s 1 don't Phillies Garrv Maddox on the arm as he dives over second base. Umpire Terry Tata EAST EAST lead on Heinz-Granitza's first by Pete Rose W L P expect to hit 500 career hom- called Maddox out after he tried to stretch a single into a double. goal at 47 58, assisted by De- The game was delayed for Monlrtai Baltimore ers. I just want to help the Phiia«iptiu Sotton rek Spalding and Jorgen more than an hour by rain. St. LouII Ntw York B Pirates." Pittsburgh Milwaukee Kristensen The Phillies missed a Chicago Detroit 47 S Jackson, who won his third chance to go ahead in the bot- Ntw York 15 » Cievaland New York's Giorgio Chi- Toronlo game without a defeat on Sun- tom of the seventh when Del WEST naglia tied the game at 63 55, CindmMi » day, chalked up his sixth save Houston 23 but quick goals by Peter Brett bags Orioles; Unser singled after Chicago California San Franciico Monday He came on with two catcher Barry Foote was a Minnesota 5 Ressel at 71.43 and Heinz- Lot Angeles Teiii outs in the eighth inning after San Dlaga Mi Gramtza at 72:43 secured the charged with an error on a 71 K*mas CIlv » Atlanta cnictgo m Kd Whitson, who had replaced Sting's sixth victory against muff of Unser's foul pop. Un- WMlav'* Gamt27 s 2) 17« Seattle 31 starter John Candelaria, 4-3. ser stole second and advanced Pnttadtiphia*. Chicatjo* Oakland W0 four defeats Montnil 1-3. St LouitJ-n » 3U walked John Steams and Steve Rangers rap Red Sox The victory lifted the Sting to third on a wild pitch by Pittsburgh }, Ntw fofh i Sunday'! Carnal Henderson to load the bases Tidrow. But Tidrow then re- Los Angtlts I, Cincinnati 7 Cleveland S 4. New York O-Sm into second place in the Cen- two-run homer off Dennis years ago. Houiton 4. San Ottoo 2 Bolton I. Torontoo KANSAS CITY. Mo (AP) tired Rose on a grounder to Atlanta 10. San FranclKo I California 4-a. Chicago 2 1 Lee Mazzilli who had been Iral Division of the American Steve Renko. 3-2, was vic- - George Brett hit for the Martinez second and speared Greg Yatltrday i Gamat Detroit 5-10, Baltimore 1-3 struct out by Jackson in the Conference, two points ahead timized by his own throwing Ptttiburgti 6, Ntw York t Kansas City I. Minnesota t cycle and capped the night Rangers 5, Red Sox 2 Luzinski s liner almost in self- Atlanta 4, Sen Fratxltco . Oakland J. Milwaukee! eighth inning Sunday to kill a of the Detroit Express. It was error in the fifth inning. Chicago 4. Pmiadtlonia i Texas?. Seattle] bases-loaded threat, came up with his second home run. a ARLINGTON. Texas - defense. Cintinnati 1. Lot Ana*lt» 2. Hi the Cosmos' second loss Vemroav'a oamtt to pinch-hit against the Pit- against nine wins. They still solo shot that lifted the Kansas Fergie Jenkins and Sparky Oliver hit his eighth home San Oitgo 5. Houiton 4 The Cubs loaded the bases Only gamts KhtduM M«inev)ti 10. Oakland 7 tsburgh reliever and hit into lead the Eastern Division of City Royals to a 16-inning 5-4 Lyle combined on a nine h i run of the season in the first Taalav'l " Chicago*. Cleveland I in the first, but failed to score New York 2. Milwaukee 1.10 Innings iin inning-ending force play. the National Conference. victory over the Baltimore and Al Oliver lashed a two inning behind Buddy Bell's U when Luzinski mad» an out- IHogtr»4U.7 35p m 9 Oetrolt e. Toronto 2 Mazzilli was expecting a Orioles. homer, igniting the Texas double but the Red Stex tied it Chicago IHoltiman 4-21 al Pittsburgh Tanas s. Boston 2 You saw we have players standing running catch in left ID HoOinwn3 Jl. I 3ip m |antat citv ). Baltimore I. la IMtlnai fastball," Jackson said I Brett's homer, his fifth of Rangers In a victory over Bos- In the third on Gary Allenson's N»* York (ZKfiry >-0) al St Uuli wlui can open up on any center of a drivo by Murcer Only game* scheduled fed him a slider and he tapped the season, was a leadofl shot Ion, their eighth consecutive jingle, a run-scoring double by lVucttovi(.h4-Jl,l ISP m team.' said Chicago Coach Sizemore had walked. Cintinnati (Moiklu 41) at Houtton it to third. He's their hottest off Sammy Stewart, 2-2. the fad Sox dat- Jerry Rerny and Fred Lynn's iDlimO-H.IHpm Oetrolt I Bauer ill at Toronto (Oarvln Witty Kciy "It was beau- Buckner doubled and Martin UI.UI hi t ter and I had to get him." Orioles' fourth pitcher. Larry ing li.irk to last season. single. Atlanta IBrlnoiara 10 and P.Ntakro nliil was intentionally walked to fill Ml at San Ditgo (OwcJiinho ii and Mura Oakland IKooueh CWI at Minnesota At the start of the ninth, Gura. 2-5, pitched four innings Jenkins. 6-2. who had to lErlcklon 141. In) A crowd of 21,147. largest in the bases. San FranclKo (KntPOtr SI) at Lot Cleveland IWIIklns I 21 at Chicago rain delayed matters, but in relief for the victory. leave after seven innings with Bump Wills singled to lead iWortrtem Mf, (hi Angtlet (HootOfl4-l), 16 3D P m Jackson was back on the Sting history, attended the The Orioles tied it in the a tender arm. allowed both off the Texas fifth and scooted Including Luzinski s catch TMiWItW'l Oam«* New York (Hunter 0-11 al Milwaukee Phiiadt IWiia at MOfltrt al. 'UDITI mound when the Mets came up game at Wrigley Field. Boston runs and seven hits. It to third when Renko threw on Murcer and despite the 1:11 IHutMl.lnl ninth on Ken Singleton's op- Chicago at PlthburgH, 1 Mom Boston {Stanley 431 at Teaas [Alei- in the bottom of the ninth, was the third time in as many' Johnny Grubb's slow grounder rain delay. Lerch retired 15 Ntw VofhatSI LouU.I J5R m andar2-3l In) In the other NASL game posite-field home run off Mar- Cincinnati at Hoution, l 3SP,m nearly 14 hours after play outings Jenkins had beaten his into right field. He scored the straight batters before Baltimore tPalmer In «l Kama* CIlv Monday night, the Minnesota ty Pattin Atlanta al San Dttoo, 10 p.m (Splitter!! M), In) was halted "It was just like former team since he was Buckner singled with two out San Francitco at Lot Anoilft. 10:10 Kicks trimmed the Portland The Royals had jumped to a tie-breaking run on Bell's California I Barr I Out Seattle (Par toll warning up for the first game traded back In Texas two D m 2-0). Inl 4-3 lead in the eighth on Brett's double play grounder in the sixth Timbers 21 , TheDiiyRrgtaer SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY, MAY 29, isn* Marinello lifts Raritan in MCIT opener Duane struck out four and gave up one w»lk «nd ?«"{*"* WEST LONG BRANCH - RanUn acored in unearned run of (he inning with a (rounder and was driven by Dean Ouaae's single 10 the bottom of the seventh inning here yesterday to defeat BRWUed the score in the top of the fourth when Duane, the for Ocean (17-31 Mark Cramer hurled a threeJiitter for BRW Marlboro loaded the bates again in the fifth with nobody 10-4-11, fanning seven and walking four. Marlboro, 1-0, in a Monmouth College Invitational Baseball out. but Pyron skied to short center and Coulahan hit into a winning pitcher, nicked Pat Moore with the bases loaded Tournament opener double play, Steve Schwenck to Dave Kilev to Kevin Killeen Al Donadio reached first on an error by Jim Coulahan, stole Pyron (2-« i allowed only three hits while Duggan was second and rode home on Ralph Marinello's single to end a tight touched for five pitching duel between Marlboro's Bill Pyron and RanUn s Dennis Duggan Ocean Twp. 2, Bridgewater-rUriUn W. 1 CBA takes Parochial tennis RARITAN - Vic Lomet tripled in the bottom of the sixth The Mustangs had two golden opportunities to score earlier and Brian Rasp singled to drive him in to lead Ocean over PRINCETON - Unbeaten Christian Brothers singles before Don Bosco s Dave Polkul gave his team its and squandered both They loaded the bases with nobody out in Bridgewater-Rantan West in a third-round Central Jersey Academy continued its dominance of Parochial tennis as only point with a 6-3, t-2 triumph over Pete Diction the third, but on a fly to right. Donadio threw Ron Gassaway Group III baseball tournament game yesterday the Colts defeated Don Bosco of Ramsey, 4-1, to take the Mark Sullivan then won the third singles with a (-1,6-1 out at the plate for a double play, and then Duggan 14-2) got out NJSIAA Parochial "A" state championship for the sev- Ocean had gotten on the Scoreboard in the bottom of the enth year in a row. triumph over Tom Landers second when Dave McCarthy walked, advanced to second on It was the IBUI straight triumph for the Colls who will CBA won both doubles in straight sets as Paul Fitzsim- Crttclbtn*. HH01. Pvron DID I Uulahan 36 3 0 l.Knuf c 100. Handel tl 100 mons and Brian Brandon topped Dan Eeland and Jeff PiWwnan IbJOt.CilolflOO, v«nW4Mjner ttlOO. G«tuw«vdh2 00. HowlhanrtOOO Carl Coppola's sacrifice bunt, reached third on a pasted ball meet Parochial "B" state champion St. Joseph's of Toms River for the overall Parochial crown 4:30 this afternoon Williams, 6-2. 6-0, and Wally O'Connor and Eric Catcher BticmewJIer Raman Watt I beat Dom Band! and Paul Doherty,6-1,6-1. Martian 1 . at Princeton University. Moore 11 1(12 Forhlui It 4 00. Koel 3b 4 0 I. Skibbeedh4 0 I, NiiCKMf Ib311. CltMlll S DMn Duane. LPMvtGramar

•editor Mafl «KotM by Carl For In. FULL SAIL — Sailors taking part in the Monmouth Boat a little too much wind In their sails and went over. A Club's 100th anniversary races over the weekend had group of Lightnings, right, pick UP some steam as they their UPS and downs. The crew ol Passing Wind, left, got headoutontotheNavesink River. Monmouth Boat Club begins 2nd century of sailing

By LEA MAI.Ml)l 1ST Winds on the Bay as on all waters were brisk, increasing SSVC Mtmorlal Day Retitta Bluajty. I Charles ROM, 2. Frank Crow, 3 Liel Slgmortd 11 MI 11 five to ten knots at noon to 20-25 knots in the afternoon. National 10 l Jonairun Meyef.l David Goldsmith. 3 Eileen Cottanzo Blue JlV. 1. L- Frftch 3 ".I 2. Geoll Howion, 7. points 3 Otvld Kuhl,8. Sander lings 1. Joe LutarelU, 2. Jack Cooper, 3 Doug Stlvet. Cornell 1. Dtvi RED BANK - Monmouth Boat Club began its second Rumsim Yacht Club Blessing of the Fleet Lightning 1 Jich Huntwuni**, 2 Denii F»rltv.9Poinl*3 BillMtrgtnthilir.f Kingston. 2. Chez Codamo. 3 John Dousla*. Jr Day Salltrt 1. Bill Barret, 7. Ed . 4 John Broiler. M V 5 Arnold &thw«rtl, IS Ptrkinv 3, Bill Lit* Lawn i. Talbot Ingram, I Ed Rowt. 3. John Whittle century of sailing with two days of racing on the Navesink Yesterday, Reverend George Willis of St. George's by the Laser 1. Alin' Held•' Id,, 1I V JJ JohJohnVchwcrtin Schw«rti,. 4,, 3.. OcbbDebbvv Hitrtawty,*. U Scow 1 John White, ***, 2. Bonntt EiMnh#r while Hayes took the 440 in 49 flat missible I, and PHRF-B (spinnakers not permitted) over a 16- 'stars George Hayes and Craig Morris won gold medals yester- annoyance as star Milt Goode was unable to jump. with teammate John Bailey just a step behind in 49.1. mile course in Raritan Bay day at the Eastern States Track and Field Championships, but ''Milt would have to come from his right in order to jump," Among other things that Scullion criticized were the way Falcon track coach Ed Scullion wasn't happy with the way the Scullion said "He always corns comes from his left, but, he the hurdle races were run and the lack of starting blocks. meet was run would have had to leap over a concrete block. When they rebuilt "They ran the hurdle trials and then came right back to run The whole thing was run in a slipshod fashion,'1 Scullion the field, they didn't include a high jump area." the finals without a rest," Scullion said. "The officials told me said. "And I'm totally disgusted." Morris won the 120 high hurdles in 14 flat just edging out that they didn't want to take the hurdles oft the track and then Indy 500 Purse put them back again. INDIANAPOLIS lAPi - Indunapoi I I jonnny Hulhprlord Forl VVorlh. "It was just a loosely organized meet," Scullion summed \ 1.1M 1M vu'W announced dt tur*annual Vn Icrv A*at Os Banquet last nigfit Larry Rite L.rwrtn fnd \J\ 0S3 HP- l Rick Mrarv Bahersfield, Calif . Christian Brothers Aademy captured the distance medley 13701401, Blewett wins Wall feature 7 A J Foyt, Houilon, Te»av*10U9t with the foursome of Sean O'Brien!3 11.8), Bob Withers (52.2), 3 Mihe Mosiev Fallbroo*. Calif tfahd. %10,SV Pete Casagrande 11:56.8) and Jack Lawrence)4:27 71 winning $45,031 U Al Unsf-r AlOuQueraue, N M . WALL - John Blewett. Jr. of Lakewood moved quickly French of Wall ran to a convincing victory, his second win of * Danny Ongaiv Costa Mesa. Calif 139 646 in 10:28.5. 73 Eldon RdimuiMn. Indianapolis toward the front from his seventh starting position and went on the season. Trailing him across the line were Eddie Bohn of H'-iw $19,433 to win the 50-lap Modified pro auto racing feature Saturday Wall's John Amabile also took home a gold medal as he won S Bobbv Uns*r, Aibunuerque. N W . 1* idrcv Dirhswv Manptta. Ohio, Freehold and Glenn Cummins of Middletown. (63,919 nii'iii at Wall Stadium. In preliminary action, Frank Biddle of Farmingdale de- the javelin throw with a toss of 218-3. , b Gordon JohncocK. PhoeniK, Aril. n John Mahler Ne«pan Beach Caitl , iiflnvj > 'Hondv Holmes. Ann Arbor. Mich . Also moving through traffic with relative ease from his 13th feated Lee Taylor of Brick and Neil Rutt of Port Monmouth in 1b OicK Simon. San Juan CflDistrano. 139.103 C»ii< |l» ^6' starting spot in the 22-car field was Jamie Tomaino of Neptune the 25-lap Hobby Stock main event. B Bill Vukovktv Coarscgold, Calif. V Wallv Ddiienbdch Bault. Colo who finished a competitive second. Following a quick trip to the Birkenmeier triumphs i Tom Baglev, Centre Hail. Pa .W.*V It9,16tt. ID Spike Gehlhauirfn, $peedw«v ind . IB Sheldon Kinyer Blooroinqlon. Ind . pits for an adjustment after an initial start red flag, two-time Sam Majesty wins at Freehold **"*6Ste»p Knuloff. Oma Po.nl, Calif , i't Did Huiui. Prince George, Bnhsh 1970 winner Charlie Kremer, Jr. of Toms River returned to thef LITTLE SILVER - Bill Birkenmeier of Fair Haven won Columbia, Ml 90S track in dead last position and sped toward the leaders only to FREEHOLD - Sams Majesty moved to the front at the 30 Lee Kunjman Barringlon. Hi the Jersey Shore Clay Court tennis championships Sunday at i mi mil u( time and place third. outset and went on to capture yesterday's feature at Freehold the Little Silver Racquet Club '3 Roger McClushfv Tution. Ariz . ]l Jet rv Sneya SDOkdne Wash Raceway. »II.1> Stives Fourth Birkenmeier defeated Jim Moreland, 6-4.6-3 of Middletown mm 3? Johnny Parsons. Indianapolis. I-(inner track champ Don Stives of East Windsor was Driver Ray Bwchy had Sams Majesty all out finish in 2:04 in the finals He beat Ron Smith of Englishtown, 6-0, 6-1, in the u Tom BigeloM. Whitflwflter Wis 135,117 J3 Geoni,, Smoi'r Itakerstield Caiit fourth and defending and four-time champ Gil Hearne of 4-5: a half length in front. semifinals. IS, Inm Sntvi. Spokane. Wasn tas. In the companion 50-lap Sportsman Division feature, Doug paid $5.40 and $3.60 and Miss Streaker paid $2.60 to show. a match that lasted more than two hours to reach the finals. 't Joe Saldend. Lincoln, NeD l?4.*6* e«7i t; Phil rnreshie Alamo. Calil . I34.UC NHL teams will try to save 17 players

When June 15 rolls around, each National exempt. Hockey League team will write down the 17 Harris, who has played in 966 consecutive players i with the exception of the exempt games, will probably be protected but more lirst-year men) they want to protect in the than likely will be traded He had another expansion" draft frustrating year as he finished with only 15 It works out to 15 skaters and two goalies. ED goals and 39 assists. And after you lose your second and third Price will probably go in the draft while players, you can protect another. And you Howatt brings up another intwesting point. He can't lose more than one goallender without WALSH can help a team and also hurt a team when he giving the green light to the other team. takes dumb penalties as he did in the series So. some of the faces who might not be in against the Rangers. New York City or New Haven next year In- Henning. a great utility player, could also clude Wayne Thomas or Lindsay Middlebrook be protected, but Lewis and Hansen. and even igoalie at the New Haven farm), Lucien Lorimer, will have their names on the licHlnis. Nick Fotiu. Bobby Sheehan. Wayne landers are likely to lose their Swedish goalie "eligible to be taken list Dillon iremember him?!. John Bednarski. Goran Hogosta as they protect Billy Smith and The four teams coming into the league can Frank Beaton. Pierre Plante, -Eddie John- Glenn Resell. protect two skaters and two goalies, but the stone. Brad Becker (he's a good one in New The .next 11 to be held back are fairly drafting teams will take a very close look Haven i. Hud Stefanski i another decent New obvious and include Bryan Trottier. Mike because in drafting a World Hockey Associa- Haven skater I or Dave Farrish Bsssy. Denis Potvin. Clark Gillies. Stefan Per- tion player, that player cannot be leaded or (lien Sather says he wants to stock his sson. Bob Bourne. John Tonelli. Bobby sent to the minors for two years. Kdmonton sguad with muscle and is definitely Nystrom. Mike Kaszycki, Gerry Hart and One thing for sure It will be an interesting looking It l-'otiti If Nick isn't in the first or probably Wayne Merrick draft second pick, lit' might be protected, but he Eddie Westfall is retired: Bert Marshall, definitely will be exposed in the early rounds. who played only 45 games, is just about re- SIKHS FROM THE POINT — With Roger Nellson's contract up for Those who Shero will probably hold back tired, so that leaves Billy Harris, Lome Hen- renewal in Toronto and Don Cherry out as are John Davidson and Doug Soelaert. Carol ning. Garry Howatt, Dave Lewis, Bob coach of the Boston Bruins, you could see a Vadnais. Mario Marois. Dave Maloney, Ron Lorimer. Pat Price. Richie Hansen and farm- swap hare Scotty Bowman could also be on the (ireschner. Mike McEwen. UK Nilsson, An- hands Hector Marinl Ihe may still be con- loose within the next law weeks. dci lludberg. Ron Dugay. Walt Tkaczuk. Don sidered a first-year prol, Mike Hordy and Alex Refiner ahotobv Larry PtnM Murdoch. Phil Esposito. Pat Hickey, Dean McKendry. - This the last ol this season's columns. Mrr.HFP WINS —Terrv McGhee, left, fighting for the Red BanK PAL, lands a left to Talafous and Steve Vlckers The Islanders also have Steve Tambellinl. Will be back in the fall with reports from the the i"w of Bob Lemming of the Howell PAL in Saturday's Second Annual Boxing Tournament sponsored by the REd Bank PAL and saclioned by the New Jersey Over in llniondale. Long Island, the Is- who like the Rangers Don Maloney. is draft Hangers training camp. AAU McGhee won the 147-pound event. • I SHREWSBURY. NJ TUE80AY. MAY 2», 1t79 The MM 15 Stripers caught, but not in tournament

Mark Anthony of the Artury t'.rk Fishing Club kwt ibvff Some ttnped bus and bluefub were taken over the holiday illiiltiHlliilmiiHin with two rods when his large bluefish struck at 7 25 p m on the •wtarf, but UK 450 contdUMs i» Uw atcood Greater Artury second day of the tournament It hit the little outfit which was ttnped DM! Out would easily have taken the top priae money Park Fuhinf Tournament failed to catch a tingle acoring fiih fishing a chunk of herring barely 40 feet out from the side oi the Other anglers reported seeing large striped bass swirling but "1 can't understand it," aaid tournament director Joaeph jetty couldn t hook one Pallotto. "becauie die; ve been clicking atripen both in I saw the little rod bouncing but I didn t think there was Best surf and jetty fishing reports over the weekend came AllenkurM and Ocean Grove " Up until noon yesterday Pallotto from the north jetty at Barm-gal Inlet, where at least »ii had weighed lour stripers taken at Allenhurst, two in Ocean HENRY much on it so I kept cutting bait for my surf outfit which I was fishing out (runt, said Geruldsen When he went to pick up the stripers weighing from 19 to 28 pounds were taken Sunday and Grove and one in Deal They were all fine lish. ranging from 16 yesterday. to » pound. rod he was surprised at the sue ul ihe bluefish but didn t think it would win the tournament for him Locally, the best reports of striped bass fishing came from Rather than wait until next year, the tournament will be re- SCHAEFER the Shrewsbury River where catches were scored both on the run Sept. 7,1 and 9 "We're sure to catch fish then, " Pallotto Second prize of %500 went to Andy Heyl of Avon who caught incoming and outgoing tides At Chris' Landing, Sea Bright. said a seven-puund nine-ounce bluefish which nosed out the seven Kay Ewmg reported Al. John and Ted Szybist of Perth Amboy The tournament is limited to stripers, bluefish. and weak pound eight-ounce striped bass taken by Bud Johnson of Asbury caught five more stripers on Saturday and were out fishing fishI. lltllimilllHIIIIIIMIIIHMIIIimillllllMli Park on a live herring It was caught 25 minutes after the again yesterday Thanks to a small backup rod which he stuck between the tournament started Johnson won 1250 Malty Zlotak of Hasbrouck Heights caught two stripers and rocks and didn't pay too much attention to, Robert Geruldsen of tournament last year The 1200 prize for the most fish went to Robert Kessel of Abe Kaufman of Perth Amboy caught one One man on Sunday Highland Park caught an eight-pound 10-ounce bluefish and won There were 370 contestants in the tournament' and they Cherry Hill who caught bluefish of 1 '> and I *< pounds on cut caught five fluke Steve Sasala pf Perth Amboy caught two the (1,000 price in the city's first striped bass and bluefish caught 12 bluefish and two striped bass Geruldsen was fishing mackerel stripers drifting worms in the river yesterday morning George Simcox of Sea Bright weighed a 30-pound striper at (Jiglio s bait and tackle shop in Sea Bright, Friday. Don Hresneyol Keadington caught a 20 pounder on worms James Brown of Keansburg weighed a 22 pound striper al Regret winner loves racing surface Julian s Sport Shop, Atlantic Highlands. Saturday He caught the lish on a live mossbunker Rich Rask of Woodbridge caught a 22' 2-pounder on a rigged eel al Deal William Bordikoff Jr. of By JOE HINTF.LMANN Atlantic Highlands caught a 29-pound striped bass at the Navy pier on Thursday OCEAN PORT - Add one more vote of confidence for the Archer Dennis Noreen of East Keansburg shot an 11-pound new racing surface at Monmouth Park "It's the best million carp in the Swimming River Reservoir which he weighed at dollars ever spent," jockey Don Mac Beth said after winning the Julian s Margaret Julian reported quite a few blackfish and $27,450 Regret Handicap here yesterday aboard Navajo Prin- some fluke were weighed also. cess Pauels Boats. Rumson. reported 80 flounders were taken on MacBelii had won three races Saturday (including the Saturday by a three-man rowboat party The catch was a Select Handicap) and tacked on a victory in the ninth race surprise since flounder fishing had been slow in recent weeks yesterday The combination of unsettled weather and the gasoline The talented jockey took yesterday's added-money event in the same manner in which he won Saturday's stakes, laying off situation combined to depress the numbers of fishermen on the • the early pace and making a big run around the final turn to party fishing boats in this area. assume command in mid-stretch I nun and Bass Tourney Set for Round Valley "She broke well and had no trouble with the track (sloppy), Union County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs third trout MacBeth said. "I got her started for her final run just before and bass fishing tournament will be held at Round Valley the quarter pole and had to hit her several times in the stretch Reservoir. Saturday, open to all anglers for a $3 entry fee for Lady Lonsdale I the second-place finisher) was getting away too adults and $1 50 lor children under 13 far on the turn so I had to move early to try to catch her.'' Registrations will be accepted al the public boat launching Navajo Princess covered six furlongs in 1 09 3 and paid $4 rampal the reservoir from 5 to 10 a.m. The angler catching the to the chalk players in the fine crowd of 19.421. The attendance largest trout will win an all-expenses paid vacation for for two was .1,00(1 over last year's Memorial Day crowd. A total of 9.870 in Quebec fans took advantage of the last day of the free coupons The official weigh-in station will be at the boat ramp In the The winner carried high weight of 124 pounds, besting a six- went high winds make the reservoir unsafe for boats, the evenl horse field of fillies and mares The original highweight, Skipat will be re-scheduled for Sunday at 124 pounds, was an overnight scratch, along with Ureystone Uther prizes will be rods, reels and other fishing tackle Nurse Last year 189 competed Largest fish taken last year was a Lady Lonsdale finished one and three-o.uarter lengths be- nine pound 12-ounce brown Irout Largest bass was a tllree hind the victor, but eight lengths before Angel Hair, the third- pound six-ounce largemouth. Largest smallmouth weighed one place finisher in the compact held. pound. 10 ounces and largest rainbow was 13 ounces. Navajo Princess has now won three of six starts in 1979 for Knee Deep Hunting and Kish Club has slated its annual the Glen Oak Stable of Victor Green, who purchased her at the Keeneland Sales for $11,000. She earned $17,842 yesterday to jumur fishing derby al the Mount Arlington Memorial Park increase her winnings for the year to $88,724 Pond Ml Arlington. Saturday morning. MacBeth's win on Mightime Native in the final event set up The derby is open to children 13 years of age and younger the second $3,000 trifecta of the afternoon Combined with They must be registered but therz is no charge llegistratiun Commerclalette and favored Prospector's Fire, this trifecta 11. will be between 8 and 9 am h'ishing will begin at 9 and end at 2. Ill paid $3,386 60 Highlamd Gypsyl$19) won the third race to start a trifecta The club has purchased 300 trout lor this event from the worth $3,268 80. Sea Prospector and Rowdie Treasure finished Musky I'niiii Hatchery bach child will be allowed a limit NO REGRETS —The $25,000 added Regret Handicap at piloted bv Angel Santiago. Angel Hair took thlro witn second mnd third respectively The program numbers were catch I'rizes will be awarded. Monmouth Park was won bv Navaio Princess with Jorge Teielra In the saddle. The winner splashed to a J4.00 payoff. three, ten. nine. Steve (.ii. II HI .. of llopalcong is president jockey Don Mac Beth aboard. Lady Lonsdale was second, HOOK PRINTS - Trainer Larry Jennings is off to a torrid start He saddled three consecutive winners yesterday in three starts, and was one for one on Saturday. His only loss at the meeting was with an entry on opening day His victors yestcr- i day were Highland Gypsy, Kingofthemountain (6.40), arid Rac- Major League Box Scores ing Powered (13.20 Nationally-ranked trainer Daniel Hasbany. who had ori- CHOOSE ginally planned to keep a large division of his 60-horse stable at NEW YORK MILWAUKEE OAKLAND MINNESOTA BALTIMORE KANSAS CITY ib r h bl ab r h bl CHICAOO PHILA FROM ibrhbl ibrhM ibrhM • »t hbi ab ab r h bl Monmouth for the summer, decided against splitting his opera- Rivaricf 5 1 i 1 Vount » J 0 0 0 OMrphv cf 4 12 1 Rivera II 3 0 0 0 burnbrv ct 1 Wilson Cl 7 13 Bryant II 1 1 1 0 Adams II 10 0 0 Oejesus ss 5 100 McBrld rl 5 0 1 0 tion and will keep Us entire string at Rockingham Park in New Rrtdlph 2b 4 0 t t Thomas cl 4 0 0 0 Siiemor 20 3 000 GMddx cf 112 0 Deuer 3b t Braun If 4 12 MOST MODELS Munion c 4 0 0 0 Cooper Ib 3 0 0 0 LMurrv rl 4 0 10 JoMrli irti 0 0 0 0 Smglern rl 4 Otji cf ' 3 0 0 Nttil.i 3b 4 0 10 ODavisdh i 0 0 0 Gross lb 3 110 Edwrds If 0 1 0 0 Bucknr ib 4 0 3 1 Unter cl 2 0 10 Hampshire He is the trainer of Skipat Reportedly, the horse is Row lb '4031 Harlow rl 7 OBrtit 3b 7 J 5 PlnMlftif 3 0 10 Oglivitlf 40 10 Ntwman c S 1 1 3 Randall Ib 2 10 0 Klngmn It 4 0 0 0 Lownstn rf 0 Porter c 5 0 1 ailing and will be laid up fora while ReJc.Vw.rl 4 0 0 0 Lmano rl 3 110 Revrnadh S 1 2 1 Wllfong 2b 10 12 Sultet P 0 0 0 0 Luitnskl II 4 0 1 0 Gutrtrr si 5 12 0 Smti'-v ii 4 II 4 Schmdt 3b 2 0 10 EMurrv Ib 7 L*Cock lb * 0 2 0 Trainer J Bowes Bond, a fixture here over the years, Chmbls lb 4 0)0 Molltor lb 3 0 7 0 Martin cf 3 110 Kelly dh S Poqueti rl 4 0 2" CJhnsn dh 4 0 2 0 Bando 3b 3 0 10 Burke II 4 0 12 RJtkin lb SMI Murcer rt 4 2 2 1 Boooe c * 0 I 0 D*nt ss 4 110 QMtrtni c 10 0 0 Ramiri 3b 4 0 1 0 Kuikkdh 3 0 11 Avilei 2b 3 0 0 0 Avals ph i Pattk pr 0 0 0 started the season with a victory with Elberon Farm's Mega- HYER FORD Footic 4 000 ZOeb rl 3 0 0 CMoort c 2 0 2. Edwrdtlb 4 110 Wynegar c 4 0 0 0 Kellehi 3b 4 0 0 0 Maoll II 2 0 0 0 Roenick II 4 lopolis in the second division of the Linwood Handicap at ToUl HIM Lindre* cl 5 2 I 0 BSmiih 2b 7 Hurdle dh 3 0 0 700 Shwwibury Avt. (Cor. Jycom«r») 741 -6000 ToUl UM1 Kruhow p 10 0 0 Gross pr. 10 0 0 Powell rl 3 2 2 0 Larch p 3 0 0 0 LM*v Ph 0 Terrell pf. 10 0 Atlantic City last Saturday. Craig Ferret was aboard. The i 1— 1 Casilno 3b 4 17 1 Tidrow p 1000 Belanor ss 2 Reed p 0 0 0 0 Mcftae dh 3 0 2 T«UI M 10 II 10 Mel la t If 2 0 10 Garcia» 6 Linwood is for New Jersey-breds and Bond says that the horse SCSI 8i 5. Toui n 7 u 7 McCrvr ph 1 0 1 0 UWshgl 2b 6 0 2 Ml OM 101— I Skaggs c 3 TCrut» 7 0 0 E- Netiles DP-New York 3. Mllwau- Oakland 201 002 400-10 TtUI » 4 7 4 Tottl 34 111 1 will remain in that company, rather than tackle open company. ht* I LOB -New York 6, Milwaukee 9 IB Mlnneiola Dempsv t 3 LOB—Oakland CltkMo OM M0 HI- 4 ToUl 54 —CJohnson, HR—Rivers (1). 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San Oit«o t, 3B- DISTRIBUTOR INQUIRIES INVITED Locations throughout United States and Canada ML PMW SB-Pohl, Rkhards, Almon. -Athletic Rehabilitation rn.r_-r: — 16 TheDWtyRrgfeler SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY, MAY 29,1979 Lincroft wins 2 in JS League Bruce walked to keep the r»Uy Lincroft opened iU Jersey Shore Bawbtll Lca|ve wuea this weekend with i doublheader baseball victory over Monmouth Park Today for the third no and Kooiitn toored the towth run of the Manalapan •at: tun. 4 ia t a* Claw • Far Lilly's Limit (1171 ftrumlMM 5i eaVMa *•*»»< J-i Chamlonbury (IS) Lopai • 1 Steve Umana drove in Lincrof t s tint run of the season in Uwefcat Wmtm ni*j aUwvini »i Hall The GVMV (111) NM .. I) Pro B«uo (111) Gomel • i Sunny Bay HIM Baitev 11 the first game with a single after M Kooistra doubled. •eMtttiMar III.) Brwmfta* »1 Peari'tPtck (HO) MaxkaaM J>l ii Sports shorts tamitiva THar (Mi) fteltev Lon-Nei'kyTop (Hi) Lae Daiiv Hill (ill) MacBeth 1 j tla: U-aat, 1 vaa. Ctiae , * Par Kent Provine and Bruce Bradley had RBI singles in the tt Brave Slam (115) Perret Si • m. M.MH 1 vaa, cm*, e Wwr. Violator (111) Tftomai S-1 third inning. Kooistra drove in another run in the sixth with a M|iM,«n|MLWHu. * Far. Favorite Saaitwt (IU) Teira.,,i(. 11 Loyal U) Ma (lit 1 Srumftatd 11 High Powered (114) BrgmfteW 4 1 •aWAnajtaiiU) Lae> • i Lovanao 007) Aftartaini IU NewiChtaf Mil) Gomat ioi silent Pauerby (Mat No Bav 101 triple and scored on Lamana's sacrifice fly. By The ASMCUIOS Press Mtftt •*•') D0.1 (lit) Mitkitaft. .4-1 Mav Court (US) Tnomai »-1 Celko (112) Klnck IS-1 Count Noble 11W. Brown in R«m»iM Pair, (ltd) BrumfieK1. . e-1 Squatter'» fiitjMKHJ) Pern.1 IM M#rh the Coach nit) Perret l 1 Roval Backer (ill) Tetrsult in Provine opened the second game with a homer on the first ATLANTA (AP) - AttanU Braves catcber-fint Mfnu Juftftalmar*M(t14> Mac tatH. IU All Hill (110) TrablM 1S-1 Cnernje Station* mil MacBttlt M At»> i Bid (IU) Minervlni n pitch delivered by losing pitcher Mike Yuhas. Ma Daiiv (lie) fteitav 10-1 Reason To Lilian (ill) Um, LWe »1 WiUimere (1(4) Soiomone 4-1 Oavtf RoberU Mop till) SMacBeth. in Dale Murphy will be hospiUUied five or sii days following BMilUta (III) Nke 16-1 Hitoitlti (ill) Crtwai Cilitornlan Star nit) Bailey e-j Connie's Lne(nt)Sanllaw> H kDe DaMi'lGIrl (120) Parrot , H Uua#ft Flutft (111) Gomel * 1 LionMonav (11*) No Boy 11 BeHe*DayU11)M*ck»l>an, M surgery Monday to remove torn cartilage '«"> •"» "" *' Funnv Stintet Mill Mackaoen IM tPwr t i Now And Later (11a) Arellano ii Mi H.IM, 1 vac, Clm« Hi van Delight (1K) CrusM team officials said. ( RaOLacatile.) Brumtield iooi ToSooKlMlRtca 4-1 Mil: mat*. 111*) Arellano 10 1 Johnny's Image wins Saitrima iwt) AlMrtraln* H Came Traamire (lit) Brumt.eld 12 Tai Mububble (1131 Solomon* 11 AHernooflfairpriie (114) Perrat 10 1 Dr. Robert Wells, the team physician who performed the ** jreea i,» FIII ***., SfHT Actual Swam (lit) Black li Read. Good inn HMiim 4-t Camara flaadv (tde) Rke . U surgery, called the operation "very successful." Spaah Up Now fii'i Neman M you OM oUi Santiwo :: :::::;:: H Qul Royalltv (117) MacBatrt . . H Flighty Patier (lift Cruatt it Monmouth Park Results Invitational Handicap Murphy is among the National League leaders in home runs with U and runs batted in with M. He batted Ml in » games. SELECTIONS III iltM MdmlytllM IM'IVIl liKU 1 IWVN IMCLEWOOD, Calif (AP) - Johnny's Image, a year ago Charging Print* (8«IMvl « « 1 M J 40 4M; tlMM, I »• 4 m. All*. , 4 Pm recuperating from surgery, stood off the challenge of Star Murphy will be on crutches for about three weeks after be is By RKiiWK STKH Miimti Leader ILOHII , .. S-001,00 JoUi\iUnU*9Ci 3K3OO2U Spangled to win the QSO.doo Invitational Turf Handicap in Sir Jtrelh (MacBalh) S *u Fleur O'Or (Garnet) . . 7 404 X released from the hospiUl, said Braves spokesman Bob Hope. 1—Phillips Arm, Musical Wondrr, Bold Bluffer DM: %T m Clmi . Ifilwl Pur HallaFavorltt (Nimali) I.M record time yesterday at Hollywood Park. Z-Romplnc Ram, Miss Bees Doll, Beaut Girl Rough and Bold (Moral**) » 40 II 00*40 CkacU MIIN Team officials have said he will miss aii to eight weeks of the bub i Pas* ILMI i»4» Mli f 10.IM. 4 va A w, Clmi., 11/1* 4A Although Johnny s Image had been operated on to repair a 3 -Mist Satin Doll, Speak Dp now, Qul Royalty unc i« Alt Pal (Gomau S10 Timolfty's Champ (Kuril). 17 to 11 00*00 bowed tendon, his comeback has been triumphant and trainer season. «—Pearl's Pick, Brave Slam, (^ueen Flush Daiiv o««w« i-s tn u Rilev Hict*j« iSndi 11 109 » EiarU 1 i HUH Nashvcri Omega » 40 Bobby Frankel said, "Although he had the trouble before, he's Murphy agpavated the knee injury last week in a home 5 -Ollir Treasure, You O.K., Raise the Rhythm »ri: »1 •#• MM., I »• • W. 4 Pur tKJCU lt-lt«UN been very sound since I've had him. Hiohtand CVPIV (Teleira) 19 009 HIM •th UiM* H ra1 H*c»., J va A u*. 4 game against Houston. fc Marion's Bliss, Daisy Will, Consignor Sti Ptoip»*ttplivt IDohtitv) li Beau Bri«n (Gcgliardl) Great Spori ivv> igtib Anon Lobell (NoDriver). KM strong finish for the victory. LiiH* to Rl(Parker Jr.), 3 1 LordFnscoA (DeSantu) Ripping Rick (Parkpr Jr } Evil Ouke (NoDnvarl ...S-1 through Saturday. Apache Marvel ICIImour) 4-1 prini.tl.anif N (Lahmevtr) Mr j w (biiuaLhino) : First Mark (Friedman) .6-1 Slav* Ryan (Fagiiarone) IM Kevtlone Panier (LeCauw) VotosMikc iRemmm) loth Pace, tiuoo CormoitMur N lOegliardM .... Ill Beatnport (No Driver) Field Byrd ibamsoru. Par DOOM (Oilmouri 1-1 Jack Pashion (Campbtll) 10-1 rVaikakano (Fernero) Titan Almahurit {Campbell) . R • Auouitu* (Doherlv) 10-1 Flying Dream N (LeCauM) *l Just Ask Me (Marttll.. Qrtti Knight Out (Hade) Baron Tonka (William,) 1-1 ind Trol, Clmg , UJ.OOO Sth Pace, Clmg., il.soo Good Value iGoudreau). Jersey Sarnpion (Salerno) AAcc'iLawlScarpa) ,.„.„.. . B-1W*kinGlenl«rn (Gllmour) Rowhallion (No Driver) Armbro Uwin (Menu) MiliHopfllul (Pirhfr Jr 1 . ., M I Mighl. Chanc* N (DeSinlm It u Andy IManill PA SmOocrt (Campbell) V".'.'."#fMi Freehold Today Black Lfttttl « Gran Muff (Fabian) Highland image (Aplce) Armbro Victor (Bremahan) 6 i loth Face, t M, tl.M*. Clmt. Able irVindtwtpl (Cameron) 4 1 Skirt Walt! n-tn ltoui i Harold Htnover (Bavosi Jr ) Ov«r Clow (Bavoil Jr.) Royal Sceptre (R Fillon) 4-} Paddv McGec IBrematuin) *-! 3rd: Pace, Clmg , 11.000 Meadow Beaut (Wright) . Alist (No Dr.ver) G Vi Tartar (Vlllanle) Trallwav Hanover (No Driver) 4 i Bye Bve BuMv ID Fillon) M Canadian Jay (McNutt) ..!•) Hign Flneiw (No Driver) 111: Pan. IM. SI.MO Hit: Paca, Mamorltl Day mv. Mdcp , I M, King of AID* IJormton), If N 7 40 S 20 MMM Peerless Elby (DtVltll). MiintsStar (Paroicrii Irlbat (Goldmi »1 Neopolllan (Blum) 1-1 re«u RnvlhmOB (Samun)...... J4 Rosci Arr Rfd >K> Courier (KtlW) llh Pate, IM.U.MO.CImt Stonev Knight (FagHaront) 4-1 Maior Harwvar (No Driver) 10 1 Ella Hanover (Grant) ims Lul« (O'Orian) 1.00 J.X Sth: Pace. 1 M, ll.f», Cimg Norman Brown (Williami) S-t Jawa IimelWarnnglonl > ! 7th Trot 114,000 Ind: Pace, 1 M, 19,000 Amalulu IHarmtn) no 2nd; Trot. 1M.tt.rM Regal Shine (DauolaiM) 4-1 Kiliirnev Gal IMorrltuv) Juitlv Smoke (Kellv) Keeilen (H, Fillon) » I Leu Tirtd ILupol M-1 H«IMar (Alettl) 10-1 Veloi Incanauii IRathbont) vislte (Doherty) UU8I0S60 ElllUUUM Fort Waikato ICrtMt) Friikev Finl (Kelly) H Foolith April (Interdonato) 10-1 Yankee*Poncho (Lohmever) Baron Barnaby (Campbell), 14.M 10.40 •IK: Pica. IM, 1HOO0 Kilometer King (Warrlnflton) Btfrkihlr* Skipper (Crten) lit Count Rotifer (Bodlnt) Paddy Onell (H. Fillon) Browngate Gilbert (McGee) 4-1 1 llh Pace, t M. 11,700, Clmg Doste Drummond (Scortone) ... , IS-1 Meadow Demoio(Remmen) Wildwood Georgia (Williami) 5 00 RovalHool (C«mpb«ll) 4.KM0! » Turnpike Tiger (NO Driver) , Great Scott N (Consol) e-1 Rum Soiree (Colauntl) M Nioel Craig IG«flllardi| D.llv Double I J.2JJM DDC* InterpreUr (Donawav) 3.401.40 Pirftcl Welodv (Molwvev) Mike Dodkv (Gigharclil 9-2 Oradeii IPuntolillo) Pele A (King Jr.) Oaih Of ice iVavourahlt) 10 ' Malawan (PaKiuto) f*i SjmNoverlFalco) IM Wyn n.M t ii', (Gilmour) Eiacta2IUl'M Mannar! Stand Out (Mtrrlmtn)... 2 60 Mavbe Prlmroie (Lvoni) Sleepy Hal (Lake) ID 1 Just Reward (Ortllat 1-t Untold (Hauahton) Jrd Mdn , Pace, 1 M, tl.SM FiatUmilK Mutineer iMarihall) Flying DeaKMann) 3 1 Luckv Mist Vlckv IM Fillon) Ardena Flame ISMrendi) fth; PHI, I M, W,VM Super Doll (McGee) 4 i Courlland Bridget (Fool Jr.) ,lh Pact, Clmi., l M, lil.ooo Sir* Henry (Campbell) „ Eiab (Pum») M Mlitv We(HtiebMh) 1-1 13 KIBO0S40 Hieland Edwin (Kino Jr 1 9.30 J.10 IK Steady Motion (Dancer) SELECTIONS Sugar valley Abba (CimoWII) . 10.104 10 Reb Ray (Schwlnd) M Sea Babv (R. Fillon) 10-1 Tristan Lobell (Sholtv) 600140 3rd Pate. IM. tUOG. Mdm •th: Pace, 1 M, tl.000 E B Time (Cartdell) f-1 Smashing Sam (Mannlno) 1>-1 I — Bold < usioincr, IVreplive. Little To ft i Sambuca Bov (Campbell) 3 W John O Arab (Manzit 5.00 H H Sillier (Giorgltinni, Brother Eden (Silva) Imabaron (Kavolefl) *•! Rich Irish (No Driver) < »• 1 txatta 4 to ttt.W loin. Pact, 1M.IMM Echo lile (Slallord) Saletv Catch (No ORiver) i — Nud, Bingo Winner, Snip Magoo 4th: Pace, Clmg., i M, .».wo Maple Ltal Robblt (McNuil) 4 40 3 10] 00 ( in if King (H Minim Star Aiuy IStaftord) 3 — Yenda Rhythm <.It. Miki- Dudley, Sam Nover Native Pleasure IDohertvl 10.105.40 Banh On Butler (Ktlly) Booiour Pete (RuiMll) Freehold Retultt Posaidom A (DoMrty) 11.10 6.404 40 Nokoro (LucAtnlo) 5.20 Race Me Home (No Driver) Roman Eagle (Browne) i 4 — Keystone Panzer, Sleepy George. Beau Brian Phew (King Jr.) 4.40140 TrllKU4.l4f4ll.4t Arnie (Thomas)....'. • •• Stoned Notion (No Driver) ,1-1 1st: Pan. IM.tUK, MM Bold Chance Hobbie Collln* (John»on) 3,00 Alltndanca: II,t« Handle 12,111,t!» Mr. Jimmy M (Greenwood) HoooMarv B (Wllllsmi) ..10-1 Astor Smoka(LUII) 3.H1 40 2. 7lr FtCL 5 — Best Bizarre, Armbro Stella, Sheldon O Trliacta1-4-)|lt4.H T Ji jimbo (Labbale) One And All (Kelly) .JO-1 Prool Mvar (H. Fillon! X01. ...-.*oe (Nodier»).,.. i llh P*te. Clmg, iM. ito.WO Bob* BootvlPlicav)3 GaieiresPrlncesitProcrno) 6 — Meadow Beaut, Roses Are Red. High Finesse Initial Brigade (Gagllardi) . t.U 4.00 3.20 Transactions Wolfs Follie (Consol) 7 — Nigel Craig, Meadow Demojo, Yankee Poncho Eddies Linda (Kaimalen 12.He.S0 BASEBALL SELECTIONS Elcrte Boy (H. Fillon).. TT. ( Ml 402.M ElacUS-lSM.M Super Buck (Uonertv) S - 4.00 American Leasue I - Tripoli. HILI.- (,I;ISS Mull, Prince Reef River Circle Fly (Vinci) 1.00MQ •th: Pace, IM.UM.M4I H - Kipping Kick, Mr. J.W., Field Byrd EiacU I4W0M DETROIT TIGERS—Sold Milt May, Auuustus Rum (Auguilinc) s 60 SamiMaJeity IBeachrl H.004..2O1.W '* — Speed Rouser, ArmbruOctane, IMI Duke tlh: Paca, Mil* Meadowlandi. I M, SM.000 dither lo the Chicago wtiite So* Placed i — Killarni'V <>al, Count Roister, Perfect Melody E.lCll.ltllH Mighty Tommle (Kellev) 40 J.M Tender Loving Care IGoudreau) Champ Summers, first baseman-out- Jrd; Pace, 1 M,t1,tO0,l:M.) Mist Streaker (Kellv) I.M 10 — P.A. Smooth, King Bamber, Armbro Uwin JJOaMMQ lieldpr, on the roller :t - Kcho Isle, H II Sizzler, Circle King MinDove (Campbell) 1 204M3.U Couraaeou* Ladv (Wllllama) 3 90 3.60 NEW YORK YANKEES— Sanl Bria I — nliI" Vamp. Noble Max, Highland Image Bonnletlmel Beit (Kelly) 6,405.20 EiacU 7-1 S44.60 BEST HI I PA. Smuogh (10th) Peislng Glance (Sholly) „ 2.N Oovle. secoseconnd basemanan,, lo Columbuss oof Proud Roman {Pliant) 7.M tth: Pate, lM,9XfM,l:M the InternationalInternation ' Leagueaguee. Recalled RRoon ElictilltH.H ROM Arden (Polh) 10.WI. ciact* smm Davis, pitcher, I .") - I'.ntili Uoell, Justly Smoke, Forl Waikalo Moit Happy Groom IKamm) 7. Columbus. 4lh: Pace, 1M,t2.040.1:04 Chendon Seven (Kellv li - liiiiijuiir I'ete. Safety t'alch, Brother Eden N HH Battle .Stafford) 3 60 J 402 M Dance Step (Stafford) t.004.00 7 - ihk Builer. LT Acres, Iribat Allwin Pilot (Maneer) * 60 N — Kveslere, Kriskey First. Browngale Gilbert ExJcUtMlMO 8oW»vO(MeGee) 3.H12O llh: Pate, 1 M, 12,041,1 «< Evre Banker (Parolari) S.M > — .luhnn> ippli'MTcl, Imabaron, Armbre Solaire Chico Baker (Kelly) 4.S0J 60 2 40 EmiiiiiifH Oillon (Plianl) 1.002.U 11th: Pace, 1 M, t1,7M, 1:M,1 II — Jaua Time. Neopolilan, Stoney Knight Sullvi Bye Bve I Andoifol IM Billy Dinkum (Puma) 3S 0017 401*0 Ea MIU. Lake Shore Belle (Candtll) •MttO 11 — Hum Soiree, Just Reward, Smashing Sam Adam Gene (McGtt) 7.10 Trilecla 14 4 t), 117 »0 BEST BET: Rum Soiree (11th) :er) IIMBOCHM AlleMance: 4,117 Hindu HMHS »y Bunk Our DIIIV (Kelly). 13 404 60

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MAY 9,16,23, 30 JUNE 2 The Transcendental Meditation Program, offers free Flea Market, June 2, Masonic Temple, Third & Osborne introductory presentations with a color film every Wed. 8 Ave., Keyport, 9-4 p.m., sponsored by Demolays. Space: n in Location: 326 Broad St., Red Bank. Call 747-7035. $7.00. Reservations and information call 4954397 or 591-1138. Rain date June 9. MAY 23, 30 The Monmouth Opera /Operetta Society will hold audi- JUNE 3 tions for chorus members and soloists for their November B'nai Brith Women Ayelet Chapter Flea Market, Sun., production of "The Bartered Bride" Auditions May 23 & June 3. Strathmore Shopping Center, Rt. 34, Matawani 30th. 8 p in Church of the Nativity, Hance Rd., Fair $7 50 for double parking space. Rain date June 10. Call Haven For further information, 741-8880 566-9224 or 566-3486

MAY 27 JUNE 8 Flea Market & Crafts plus a five-mile & two-mile Fun Baha'i Community of Middletown. Informal discussion Run. sponsored by Keyport Kiwanis Club, prizes donated of Equality of Men and Women. First Ave., Hilton Park by Keyport Chamber of Commerce, Sun.. May 27, Keyport Navesink. Free book. 291-4364. Waterfront parking lot For details call 739-9557 or 264-2101 JUNE! MAY 18 THRU JUNE 3 Third. Annual Flea Market sponsored by Shrewsbury Middletown Pop Warner Football/Cheerleading regis- Borough PTO will be June 9, 9-6 P.M. at Shrewsbury tration for boys 9 to 14 & girls 8 to 14 will be held at the Shopping Plaza. $7.00 reserves your space. Call Rose Community Center, Hwy 35, May 28 thru June 1st, 7-9 Strong, 842-8223 or Susan Minehardt, 741-9554 for reserva- P.M It June 2 A 3, M P.M. at Community Center & tions & information. Refreshments and much more. Rain IS NOW Croydon Hall, Leonirdville Rd. Freshman in high school date June 16. not eligible Registration fee $5.00. For information call 671-4616 The Ultimate Flea Market is happening at the East Keansburg School, Sal., June 9, from 10-5. Dozens of tables MAY 21 . offering most everything. Refreshments It much more Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644 Come one, come all. Plenty of free parking Proceeds to E Cocktail Dance at the Hideaway, 2 Fearey PI., Morgan, Keansburg PTA. m*sLl!!* 8:30 PM. Free buffet. Information call 739-3867. Star of the Sea School Flea Market, 2nd Ave , parking JUNE 1,2 lot, Long Branch, 9-4 p.m. Space: $5 00 R 6th Amnual Second Hand Rose Sale and Silent Auction 222^406 or 22W155. Refreshments. Addmo^ to benefit Monmouth Day Care Center. Friday and Satur- irons. day. June 1 & 2. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Peninsula House, Sea Bright The Eatontown United Methodist Church Is sponsoring JUNE 2 a Flea Market on the Green at Reynolds Dr 9 A M to 4 Klea Market. Reformed Church. 62 Hance Ave , Tinton P.M. Spaces; $6.00. Bake sale fc snacks are available Falls. 10 AM to 3 PM. Space: $5.00. table $1.00. Call Reservations: 5424084 or 5424787. Rain date June 16 741-0920 Rain date. June 9. JUNE 16 Benefit Concert for United Farm Workers, featuring TAILGATE FLEA MARKET, Holy Cross Booster Club Bob Killian 4 Uary Struncius, Unitarian Church, 1475 West on school grounds, Rumson Rd., Rumson 10-2 Re- Front St., Lincroft, 7;30 P.M. Tickets at door. Adults $3.50, freshments. Space $700. No rain date Reservations In- under 12, $1 50.Emergency food fund. formation 842-3793 or 842-2863. '•Your Kind 6i Bonk" ST. ANNS FLEA MARKET, Scrfeol yard on Terrace JUNE 18 PI., loff Carr Ave. I, Keansburg. 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. Space: POMPEII AD 79,3 P.M. bus trip and special showing of Commercial Trusty $5.00 Information: 787-9044,787-7673or 787-8410. exhibit, $20 per person. Benefit The Junior League of COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY ' Monmouth County Trust Fund. Call 741-7085. Deadline Jim RED BANK- Loon Of Men: 90 Monmouth St. (near Maple Ave.) The Earl-Fl Monmouth Chapter No. 744 of the Non- MIDDLETOWN: 1250 Route 35 (near New Monmouth Rd.) Commission Petty Officers Association (NCOA) will hold NAVESINK; 1OO Route 36 (at Navesink River Rd.) their meeting at the Ft. Monmouth Enlisted Club at 1300 JULY 4 LEONARDO; Route 36 (at Avenue D) hours U p.m.) All members, their spouses and guests arc Cosmos Vs. Munich, West Germany at The LINCROFT: 660 Newman Springs Rd. (atMiridletown-Lincroft Rd invited. There will be bite size sandwiches and drinks at BANKING OFFICES in UNION and MONMOUTH COUNTIES Meadowlands. Call New Monmouth Traveling Soccer Other Offices In Hudson, Bergen and Middlesex Counties the meeting. Any additional information on NCOA contact Team (671-1785 or 671-2554) for details and tickets at Member P Die and Fcdarni Reserve System Weber at 922-1878 discounted prices. Wed., July 4. 1 Aulttfif V*k lAKtMFffStM Tiger SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY, MAY29. t»79 Tlie DwlyRegitter 17 FORD WUtDOW VAN Wl — Goad (onetttia* in cylinder automatic AMC nCH - mi. •U-cMM«r «, trafttmtttte* ftesi oHer 7471102 MM*. #>. AM/FM. an MM. Ml C—. — —•r. H.IM. »l 4MS towmn Mtuis LEAD GUITARIST - au*8 NURSE tM MM - iPN tuli lime part UK GREMLIN « lilt— P *=0«O ItTS - LTD In. _ tor Lounlf* iM W*U#rn «rouc time 11 ' shift £»ceiteni btfwfils ME¥«OL£T Sllvf»ApO braA4M/tte4KM«, «r. AM-FM Met*o, Starting IMD U *» eer hour Plea** •mvi reo«. live now tire*, UJm rmiet Ai SECRETARY - full lwn# n ING HOME tor awKxntment. 7*\ MtV* . C*M Marion. • 2 FORD GftANAOA UTS - Exttlltff. AUDI - KM. l« LV Mir HtVtTTE - mi. ton*lion I** PART TIME — Ai ck. I14H mim Air d*'»efs several needed lor m».I.. m M |l,41t LEGAL SECHETARY - •MM Day Ira."ins Center liiaie eaiMVi t*H 741-W reqwrvd Rod tana «re« MMW la «r km altar w nit l«t CHEVROLET MALIBU - *« I«i Wai must have Current N J but driver s •UICK SHYrlAKK »7I - V.r, MM cvtinatr. two-doof sower itaerina. «tr iicrnte will be 4M*.ng a Type 11 ve+n CHEVROLET WINDOW VAN - 1114. • •celktnt conation W »H e«e* 5 ffUCAMCI REPRESENT at Hours varied .. »HMHH. C«i un i > • a in ATfvES — Opvoriunitv iuit knocked Hourly rale V* U Contact malic Iranwn Sleding Thompson wants you • CeliawAv at jowt?; • UICK CIHTUKY tM - FM>ct« of woducts «l ~» CMrllu. MM „ ,.. dihoniftfl. 44 000 miles, excellent cond< L.**dV Leads Leaoi Emending «4lr J tires, tnew tires in school will tram U P*' hour H Start clueM Wi 4*H«3 lltrH *h« protHkionei Can oelween * 4 p m \fi *m BUICK IM - KSUri EiuMnl ego CREDIT PROBLEMS 1 iict(h>nt condition I2M0 firm C*H to* a aiftiiun turn proiect starting n RtTTENHOUSE PiPEFiTTER - familiar w if «»• >»«»» MMrliK./tfaMt. air li «in* If »ou rt warkine, •" | '17 *«) alltr I P m MOB HU — CMveHibla. four EXPERIENCED CARPENTER LINCOLN MERCURV. inc Seoi lor lour montht Photovenic themiui processing ptpirm vetM>» 1 UM lU lilt help to oct you flnancad No monav , cylindtr. taurtotvil. manual stearins, Trim supervision, eacellenl OPPOMUT » Mw, li TTHWl Ocean Two 51 Help Wanted Don lenpeci to get ncn but you H h«ve etc Three to five years experience down Pavmantt arranoM lo mil your | f=ORO WAGON - Ifts Country end breket. lusswe rath itereo iv three dye aavs per wet* Can lots o- tun OH '*' UK between • 10 company ua SHORE MOTORS Call to' interview '2' 7725 cMdltlen. no rust, now** tM«n Can to choota from Can Mr Ff»>otr liOO *|S IS«J and tags litre RED BANK.vOLVO. D«a>ar, 741 SMt Votwo-Triumph Dealer FACTORY WORK — General loading PO«r«t D>MM. air. tnicltl Ulll tU ks at Ratui Ponnac US Broad Si Lt-'H iM *: - Relief nutsr for PLUMBER - t.uri«>n M Steads FORD VAN nn - Sia-cvlinO«< Hwv a ManasQuan iM TH» ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK - and unloading truths Merlooro e<-ca rMI*f. 1M0 DM]]) B«0 Bank MI-SIM tions Oueen of Carmei work New work, good pay elC malic tranomlttiofi. wptfb condition. MONTE CARLO tt77 - Full power ReiPt U2S^er hour_CeliJ72 04W IM aHi collection of customer : W 0443 after S p m CAMARO tin - E.ctwm condition. DODGE VAN — 1*7*. with flbarglat carpeted Mull wn Batt gif»r to f lM rteclnc iun root, white, tuctllenti l con- STEIN CADILLAC accounts Much telephone reoui AS8URY AVE . ASBURV PARK tlHO « Ult oHor betore 1 | ditwi tilU Celt T4I-Hfl Recommended experience shown FILTER OPERATOR - Will train campar too, power Matmng/brakm. LUBE RACK PERSON - Under DAri,n MCUUCDCDCnM include asina schedule (.usiomer lr>ao« dtltan. AM FM. krewn wikh tan tun tickets Salary open For interview 'M Hatiet N J 0J'30o' caM It* WO NINE ACRES ot New and Used Cars automotive experience light loois and I Reauirementi - Two year* com Broufham or 1*71 Lincoln Town CouM DODGE VAN ,»« - Mul MO vary .*» or beit offer 14] IMS at* tor roof. air. new brakes. U*00 Hi 1*W Pirate can Srmcor al 264*000 Hwy 3i H*-40OD KeypoM driver s license reomred Full time. I merciai experience Skills return *(j Both con fully iMdoo and In mini oood condition Jusi turned MOOD Mike FLOOR WAXERS - Janitorial HtW MONTE CARLO - 1177. »1 enginr Pan time mornings or fun lime A M iiv* aav week Apply .n oerson. Wr>fd salespeople at our nrw CoMs IIUH WWt 191-07*1 after i p L ing/txakai. air. AM/FM, oloM Irack metallic gold Must sell, need cash tune-uo Almost new steei-wited tirei | AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC I Neck office on Rt 34 near D#iicou ASSISTANT n hair now Urn Call mil Just tuned Asking tJOOO W 3531 or 'eautar »as HW 142 3479 TRi — 1972. needs work Must be skilled >n complete autom O'cnaras Can Jonn Bechlev at Whe eftef S FIAT 11ISL 1*73 - H.000 " tt*\\ oiler 741-4OM .M^ E "«n. :,"<,".n;'d» n.M? '£'£°:*T""'* "' "•""•""' DEPARTMENT HEADS REAL ESTATE SALES - Jom one e< ttroo matic, good transportation, reason. Appiv m person or can C.rcle Chevrolet "»•«•*« , „,„, immediate condition. UU Twin Boro Motors In; Dut p tnPin4l0ft we [our successful offices, witn a proven I or /4i i;w able, good lor business Call 7W9JI7 I OLDSMOBlLE ROYALE HT Company *4> Shrewsbury Ave , FULL TIME APPLIANCE - Sates openings m Ne* Jerse* for Qualified Call 7«7-»31 1 Newman Spring Rd Red Bank 1 plan tor success highest commissions Loaded Under UO0 mile* Owne Shrewsburyy NJ 741 3 '30 Ash tor Nick : net son salary plus commission CHEVROLET - Station Weeon, 1174 C JEEP N7-0640 I bonuses Licensed or unlicensed Can Caorlce Estate Air. power seats ICE l ."I' I <••!«) E«celltnl buy 5»t 9IM hia Service Manager company benefits Experience neces- 1 Rick Grimm at Matawen oflic* Mi sary AUDI* al Nichols Rl JUandUovd u vat ta epece AM/FM. etc 13300 Very clean Motors Corp . Maple K.Ave . ReR-d BaniSrk ', '""* c#|| l(«,f r sV'B 0 m ^W jmtSSL VOLKSWAGEN 41J WAGON. 1*7J - AUTO PARTS COUNT ER PERSON- I SM-B400 OLDSUOilLE <• - I"! »o Maiawan Fun benefits company discounts Can Needs body worn ana tren*m.SS.on, | jobDpr distributor m Eaiontown needs i •Ming U00 R tk-amer SI* «94 9JO0 GEORGE WALL ilia U* *J6' alter j^p m I a person with at least two vear* ei i FULL TIME — Salesperson lo work REAL ESTATE SALES ASSOCIATE CHEVROLET 1170 WAGON — Good FIAT PEUGEOT DEALER MM1» - To handle rental department of at LINCOLN MERCURY ' Department Lumber running condition LooHl ok BILL LANZARO'S AUTO SALES INC. VOLVO 1*74 - 145 Wagon, four PERGAMENT live rtll estate agenty Leads and Shrewsbury Aye . at Sycamore OLDSMOBlLE UJOCUTLASS - Four ano paint e*oei necessary Apply UOO Call 73IH3I 3M M»ln St. Matawan HjfOOO i »iinder, automatic power steering I advertising good commission Wusiw W S400 i door. MM' tietrino. pow«r br«r.«t ana Lloyd Rd ','CS _ iiperiencea ,n anil brakes, air AM FM. 100% drive BARTtNDCRS - Male lemale Ei •iif.mMa and ava'iafiiv liiiM.mt- C*U CHEW NOVA 1174 ,-. r~- .ulomal.c B«l (rtl.r '»0l!0 .IHr h»or*uiic pneumatic o> eieclnctl ma irt.n guarantee 'S.44K miles. il49S <•> per.»nced Anpi< in pft son Tradi [NEIGHBORHOOD REALTY OBOuP _rw v - -. • • rw — VUV1 rim I UVI, InTTOl I I IP (nine* repairs, lull or uart time Can Hatchback Ban oftor g and tags eilra. RED BANK VOLVO jilSA CAMASSA AGENCV Zlt-4100 ! !, r Ainas 1 JO* Ocean Awe Sea Bngnt FULLTIME MECHANIC - Saia-s Uhim , engine work Body good shape Ashing ' _ Dealer. "1 SflSt 7391H1 1 plus commission Enpenertce neces I 1300 or best offer 229-O9U after i " PLYMOUTH VALIANT BROUGHAM BEAuTtCiANS WANTED - One pan SEAL ESTATE SALES CHEVROLET GIO'VAN 117) — Pai 1474 - 25,000 miles, very good tondi larv Applv at Nichols Rl 34andLiovd MECHANIC - Must » able to repair AND PRIX SJ 1978 - Loaded 9000 v*OLVO 1976 - 2WGL. v-6. automatic jime and one full time for ousv shoe TalpnteO g'jivinj agfney provides I'M- FIREBIRD - 1HI. ISO automatic-!™ lion Call '4 7 1B(* after J Hd Matawa" forkMts. oavioaderb and, do general window! vorv good running condition n, Make offer power sleenng and brakes power win •n West Long Branch EiP«rienced best m advertising training and f man now llrst, radio and Malar, latail In gool condition Phone /41-W14 after 12 noon PONT I AC GRANVILLE CON dows, sunroof. AM FM. man* eiUas only Can 122 4S0i dars or rvpnings fiai programs Opening in Midtflelow tpacllon. ll«! Phono in-latt 671-19M HANDY PERSON - To do odd (Obi OT.lPn(e' CaM for interview Til 2325 VERTIBLE 197} - Full power air REGULAR GAS 14 MO miles U*9t Must tie IS yfffrs do or older and have ' ana Ocean TAD : GRAND PRIX 197* — Yellow, loaded tai and tags e»lra RED BANK vOl BEAUTICIAN - With manager MELVED AGEMC I *71 5*50 FORD IMS - Country Souire Wagon. *>iectr>c windows and five *av teal own transportation *JI 2'9t < MECHANIC - Front end and brakes CHEVROLET- station Wagon, i»; VO Dealer 74I-S60* i **** Mutt Mil 113-UoS MI0M1 I time E«Prrientfd or •me : BOOKKEEPER — Accounts Re HELP WANTED NURSES iM W> - RN'S. Ml oart- perieiceo join aid be trained bv THE building ia old HORNET HATCHBACK 1*74 - Air, I ; cfivabie diversified full time opening W Bdvsnore Fnfier* limi ana. vacation reUrf Monmouth arofest'Onals Call Ed loaded. ..C.ll.n, torwition. HOOO or PONTIAC 1971 - Station Waoon. tor bright individual experienced in ffwsOur, Ave Red Ban*

best Offer 747-01». I mitt. 41»° tmm ,.M 3 Trucks And Trailers accounts receivable Know'edge of CRT computer helpful Eiceileni bene REALTOR SALES ASSOCiATf dme. unusual o">ce 10C THE owners are new— HOLSEY~PONTIAC . PONTIAC SUNBiRD I9T7 - Four its G'OwthDOtentiAi Maure&umcand llWWH UN tuiitime. 11 T Jci.n the largest Oral t%MM I i ig to accepi a tnanengp RTE II Ml 7*00 E*TONTO_W_N tender, eueittm mittiae fdmasi-c VROLET PICK-UP - 194? Vton. Alar. oe< • i n Mon r <. ' ydmter. eice 1 4ulornatic, cat) Iw \t-r '-•' - > •-'. • 'i , ', •' .ivnflw Idling Jiar^tfS c Idssronrn >n house a^d Oh me 10b IUV 4J140M IMPALA 1970 — Four new tlrtj. good 5JO-OB43 eves Wnfl P O BO *24. fled Ban* ttfTfli ne> hou> Please can SHREWSBURY condition, good running, regular gas BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT - F d MAY we serve you? PONTIAC Calain u INSPECTOR QC - For .n-prwesi | MANOR NURSING HOME 'or appoint AWtwg tttg W-mi after t o.m steering Drakes. vr LUV PICK UP - 197*, two ie divprsified dunes accounts pay work must read onnts and hav* i mrit '41-2059 Dioe new radial tires, beautiful able bank reconcliaHon, dsbursp knowledge ol basic measuring tecnm 1 IMPALA — 1IH, ntw transmission, idon. ashing 12 US Can 741-0111 mrnts. posting lo generaMedger Safe NuRfe 'ik* w - RN part time M aues Experience reauired APPU braawt. rtbullt engln* woo or bett PONTIAC .977 - SunbirtJ. V 6 auto- evening! guard system helplui Excellent benr I shift Enceiieni btnelits Starting REMSEN » « i n matic, power steering and brakes sun Mail resume and salary desired Ic ELECTRO IMPULSE L* I tj'i'i 16 00 per hour Please can roof One owner 16.100 miles S399* DODGE PICKUP 1*74 - Four-wheel Box D 380 The Daily. Register i| A,, Neptune N J SHREWSBURY MANOR NURSING JEEP WAOONEE9 19*9 - New tires, Te« and tegs extra RED BANK VOL dnve. air. good condition. fISOO Shrewsbury N J 0770' H Mfc MMalnSt.MatawHs, recent tuneuo Best offer Hi J4O0 After 1, call 741-3747 INSURANCE SALES DEBIT -WCOOO j ° VO. Dtittr, M1-SBH, ^_^ •43111* BOOKKEEPER- Familiar with pay potential first veer starting saiar 1 INTERS WANTED- EKDfr.e MoreClossificd PONTTAC CUSTOM 'S- - 1»«. 3S0 FORD WRECKER 19SJ heivr 0ul« ftctfluntt receivable and accounts ooen Locdt arra Fun benefits Can >••») thr»« vears Reltri (UTSON CHIVROLET CO 566-4100 VI uses reuular gas. automatic trans AIM 1**9 international Treveiall No ...Idle APPIV m oerson. TOWN 1 6W-23S 6SeS An equal opportunity err •••if '\ Full imp 144 S997 on Next Page t. % Eaiontown mission, new battery and cables en- 'rasonabie offers refused 791 S4n or COUNTRY RESTAURANT Rl 35 and | O'ayef gine recently tuned, black interior, yet HI mi idwav Kfvpon . rCHCN HBLP ' Fui LABRiOLA MOTORS INC. lowbodv Two-door Ask ing 1S00 or best FORD 971 — PlCkUp. Fl». BRICtt LAYER Psri tlfM ex I ^ Carmet j Sonngs Rd., Red Bank otter Call 542 4000. Eal 1U after 2 p m . except Frl and Sun four speed penenced will consider semi 'etired DojItt-OaMun 741-MM 717-33S4 Call SM-4S7] VALUABLE COUPON LAWN MAINTENANCE - Personnel LESABRE CUSTOM 1*7J - Four doof PORSCHE *14-i*7l Darn blue, black FORD RANGER PICK UP — 1H*.BUS DRIVERS WATER SAFETY IN- needed One working foreman Male or futtv equipped, wetl maintalrwd J1700 interior Loaded 13100 firm Can W.000 miles Good running condition STRUCTOR - Needed 'or dav care Female experience necessarv Three TV 4)U» after a p rrt CHI DM-CTO if SO or best offer Cap sold separately center Call ill lit* for Mn interview helpers with a valid New Jersev 50 CENTS OFF LINCOLN »T1 - Cream putf. doctor's RABBIT — "You've got to drive it lo driver • licania rttcetMry Mt '255 iMit CAR WASH HELP - Apol* in person 100' car, ell Power, leather Interior. U.0U0 believe H ' SHREWSBURY MOTORS INTERNATIONAL LOADSTAR 1*71- Country Sud«t Car vVaih, 1900 Hwv LADIES-MEN — Work at home on the mites. tJOOO Call i'li^H. * am* iNC NUIQO Up to 48 mot. to pay for qualified buyers on Hydraiilic tatlgale plus movers license J5 Middietown phone earn S7i sM weekly servicing Your Next pm.. Mon Fri PUC No 711 M20U 495 9*41 RED BANK VOLVO our customers 2*4 3244 •ny new or used car In stockl CARPENTEO S HELPERS - Steadv PLYMOUTH 1*74 GRAND SEDAN - 119 E NEWMAN SPRINGS RD K must .have transportation Can LANDSCAPE - Gardener s helper RED BANK 741-3M* INTERNATIONAL 1*00 l*«e — 11' tNM DAILY REGISTER CLASSIFIED AD Fully equipped, all electric 17.000 16U> afler t P m Experience preferred Wust have Open j ntghts to I 3D O nv. U\ until 4 truck neevy duiv v-l gai motor five- Bv presenting tn>s coupon miles Call '47He* after I, Iransportation 542 1094 after i D m .HOME OWNERS SPECIAL , loeed. iwo-speedreer. best offer |i»0 i^npr> placing you' aasv'>ea aa REDIKER SHERMAN (41 1144 CARPENTER - Ew.e-uMoniy an MAVERICK 1970 — Runs well, radial pnses Red Bank area Call *—9 0 m LAWN TECHNICIAN - Needed lor DODGE PEUGEOT (Sorry, not good towards Family Ad Up li 60*01. It m. Ill iom ml-M tires. Asking MOO. MMW tuit time outdoor work at Lawn Doctor flt M -Wall Township—*"t*-1.00 ontlm crsitt R iwllfM 1 dm elyll | Cait iro-eUt after * pm JEEP - J 10 pickup. 1974. (our wheel Freehold Manalapsn area Toooera'c or Contract Adr»rtt%9rt) drive, V4 automatic, power steei CARPENTFR WANTED AWD, motorized eauioment. some mechan> MERCURY 1*71 MAROUI5 — SAAB SONNET - Sports car. 1911 •ng brakes, long bed full cap. 3* SM and licensing Call lor information Uliibt vehement Must have valid N J AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE One owner 11500 (in AW Fw claan Call 94t I«I6 or Call 364-9740 Mr Dee ALL AMERICAN INC . Hwv 3S. dr'ver s license We will Irain Ask for CHURCH CUSTODIAN - Pa't l.mt Mailetl Iti-177* J*t* 1 S 591 !?D0 'en incited on Hance Ave Tmton Call 542-1700 n '47 1462 eves 2. Autos For Sole TRUCK INSURANCE Malt chechi to The Diily Rtglsitf 2. Autos For Sole FREE ouotes and binders bv phone LOCAL PRIVATE SCHOOL - Needs! CALL TOLL FREE W>«1 97OJ math ana iff nee teacher grades 5} On* Rtgiittr Plau. Shrmibury. NJ 07701 through B Sera r»iump to Box V 269, t an benefits Aoolv Highianoi The Daily Register Shrewsbur, N J I WHITE 9000 19*3 - Single a«-t 1E>- nenlrv School Navesmo Ave soeed Road Ranger. 1» Cummins six Hignlands NJ 201-S77-1476 Eoual OD cylinder (rector, best offer H000 lunily Affirmative Act.on Em. n . ,.ER*5 4 Motorcvclts TYPISTS SECRETARIES LOOKING FOR A BOOKKEEPERS iVM C8J60 HONDA — Good condni

1**1 HARLEr DAVIDSON PAN HEAD i no fee charged ACE TEMPORARIES GOOD USED CAR? Ctfl WlTijfT CYCLE INSURANCE C _ERK TYPIST — B*oandir»gourof' 1 f BUSINESS DIRECTORY FREE Quotes and binders by phone f Cpiopi'ii o i'Cf good id'flfT ana CALL TOLL <=REE M0-«I 9'0J nge r**net i\ Fords P*Mh AmbOy • A DAILY GUIDE HARLEY DAVIDSON SPORTSTER - . CLERICAL <97], good running condition, new rpe40wpm bookKeepmg background pamt. lots ot chrome HI00 or best neiotui Siart H3O Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS offer Can Doug after torn, 2>* 4733 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

XONDA 19.76 - CBSOO S*00 Can ade I o m ( L.EBv 8?I0M* or W-OQM 'l-lime some typing some Fiidav Ihls Siart U P*r ncHjr ADDING MACHINES LANDSCAPING LAWN PAINTING 4 HONDA 450 19J4 - Electric Start ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY TYPEWRITERS GARDEN MAINTENANCE! DECORATING 20- nelmel low mneage garage kept 1700 2C Thontrt n'fwsbur. firm B410S18 ADDERS -~ Typewriters. Calculators. COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINTING •.AWASAKI 1979 KZ-6S0 - Black- [us Type forms and contracts good *itr> sold, traded, repaired Residential, commercial We are, Good work, eitremely low prices f iom seat neaders s>ssy Bar Best oi mrt'i itart SSiO D>r moiir- DISCOUNT prices insured and heve H years e» Don IV 3462 e'ter i or Call 74719S4 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENO SERPICO'S 747-0415 penencepce. . MembMembeer of NJ Turf Grass Tnoma- I j •••^sDu'. i. Free csiimaies i*4i.7JSS interior Ext»MOr I WO 4S0 HONDAS - One 9O°B com GEORGE A, BREUNINGER JR ete and one for oarts Best offer Can AA^TRESSES WA.TERS MOVING & STORAGE ROTOTILLING Painting Contractor flfr * o m . liMW ' ie Aepiir *n eer son i ti e n^ . Reasonable Rates | 201 495 0W Free Ett»m4l*f Lawn Care YAMAHA SO 1*71 - With many extras T*f Caoarri Rl 35 EltOnJ MOVE WITH NICK - For Itlt Free -jsti mates Senior rates- also will Can after 7 p nciuding neimet ""^ ROBERT GlARD PAINTING - In I u I lirm davs APPI. M travel Call anytime, 544-9194. person between 35 pm. The Pour LANDSCAPING — Excavation, luijitnor, exterior Fully insured, free uimi d"i. railroad des. sione dnvewavs, lot i eitimatei Fair Haven. Call 747 3172 LOOK US OVER! • AMAH* WJ - Asking 1300 or Mil Nousisj t*0 Shrewsbury Ave Tmton Pfliis No phone calls el*-*' no 6'1 '3SS Hi', jorinson oiler Runt good nat new M ROOFING A SIDING EXTERIOR- PAINTING AND STAIN HI M'f. 4s» for Mike . evpenenceO oniv COOK - Full PLUMBING A ING - Beautiful patnt jobs done bv YAMAHA Can 'Or aDCM er-i oetween t(Ml GAGLIANO Eddie • Scrape old paint off * 5'39 0' 49St9«l ; Kitchen cabinets Room addi rool. air cond., 42.446 miles air 34 836 miles 22.933 miles • Marty TOMS FORD. Hwy JJ Kev Bui Vt Red Bank H tions recreation rooms, rehnisnmg A console 46.592 miles port 764 1600 DENTAL SECRETARY -ARAGES - Attics and cellars PAINTING A bookcases Armstrong chandelier ecu S cleaned Refrigerators and stoves tionist for modero Red Bank practice ingi Freei advicayvice* and estimates Good USED AUTO A VAN RENTALS taxen awev and batteries W 2» DECORATING Morkmensnlfe Can 279 MS9 or sjt ***! 3495 •3895 i . d*T week Prefer experienced om* sn* Cai •2995 •3195 V A DAY t J7 MILE CALL TOLL FREE BO0-8H 9'OJ Musi bt able lo relate with PUOI c and E N6 p 0 K i .'',*ir^"!'.i', 1*', ."5r*i| K&A PAINTING DRIVEWAY 1977 CHEVROLET r 1977 PLYMOUTH 1977 FORD mpnMiraif * The Da>iv Reg-viv -.oved junk cars lowed away Light' ofrnang.ng reasonable rates, neal 4 CAMARO Shrewlbii - I HORIZON VOLARE GRANADA •"'•H4* an cW* - " satisfaction vuarenleed 4-f Aulo irans. V8. P'S. P'B. AUTO INSURANCE DENTAL ASSib'ANt Expenenied t a rw m Ci DE ROSA PAVING 4-door. 4-spd mnl Irans. 4 cyl. Premier Wagon, aulo. Irans £Ul XSLi "" "" "DRIVEWAYS' , PARKING LOTS. NEW PS P B AM, FM stereo, bucket seals & FREE Quotes and binder 1 bv onone >:hairsi3e and desk resMnsibiiitiek mnl sleering & brakes. AM ra- P/S, P/B. 6 cyl. air cond pwr LALL TOLL FREE aoo-si; 1 , . RePlv P O Box Wi West oasements. ill ci garages and haul OR RESURFACING ASPHALT AND console, air cond 33.760 PAINTING - B> tfipenented (oKrtje STONE. TENNIS COURTS. FREE ES wind, rool rack. 39.872 miles '8 086 "lie? Long Branch. N J 07*64 «wev Call John B . 747.33*4 r dio. 11.971 miles. miles. PHOENIX BROKERAGE - Famous - .ifudenl yfrv reasonable m TIMATES 10-eU7 CLEAN UP-Garages, vards cellars, it-ntr ener.oi, tree Mtimate*. for low cost auto insurance Easy DESK ASSISTANT Pot outtix H g S payment plan Immediate 1 O cards Drarv lo work with adults and children st r»p melais battenrt As« for ni DtH ^OEE ESTIMATES - On AsPIMtlt •4195 f-'i»e auoir- b. shone Can itiM' General clerical duties plus typing •3995 3995 •5195 .., drives Our 24th year PAINTING - EiBf'.cnt:! n Experience preferred but nol necr>s 'test. ; ftRT CO PAVING MVttta DRIFTWAr HOME SITTING ttrior or txttnor 10 Wanted Automotive w. Write to Bo> £ m The Daily fr

ar>d ing and' ''AiNTiNG - mstde outiide, roolina JUNK CARS WANTED DRIED FLOWER MANUFACTURED | i Carpentry, cement work Mm Bank iLtdmonei irmnees Appii OLLAH '_ants intprpstedmpermanenttwsifons GENEflALLAWNMAiNTENANCE -• FOR USED CARS iritKyiew. Thursday am Call CHEVROLET Trie estimates very reasonable L1PPIN MOTOR CAR CO *• Too dollar paid MULLER CHEVRO ROTOTILLING — Light haulin«. attics RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL fuel Can earn 1400-MOOnvr week Full iff >iMt K Maiewen su-WOO *nd 9areg*t cleaned, tree work Ca PAPERHANGtNG or par 1 "me Call S4i oiJ* or IM-MU r« ettimates Kt-Mtr Red a»m Ml Shrewsbury Avo., Shrewsbury 741-3130 WE BUY USED CARS ANO IHUCKS SCHWARTZ Crtrytler-Plvmouth TED UCHTMAN I10H 15*5000 Rfd Bank. HWW 1105 SiHtMii#f RMMAM IM FuraHMt) K—m% SHREWSBURY.NJ[ TUESDAY, MAY29.1179 NtlbbJD .OilMbt - UN NO. IOU66* I - ^%\ ^mfV WOULD VOJ ourftU MOPto Ava'UaHa H* Jutv WA*i IN tit f*W! I Mi*>460 HOUSIKEfFCH/ilitF-IM - FM UKfc A ULWCDCRC HOTiL - UiMHiga TOO*V. PID PENNSYLVANIA POCONOS - MmlKtn Mill Chatei- liee«t 11. dishwathef. lire AGENTS - EaatwUoa*. p EnMlshlmrn, Ntw Jwrn Mace, lake, tisntna. boaiina Wt4rtiv orluai mMW in !•» ar •»" n>mi MO 4/1 WI ar laraar Air. canal atcarattaa. Oa IN am ||H—III •—liiir m/t S5 SltiMtloni Wtrntaa w»» WW" . l«« — —M>raa Frt c*4l Mrv f EI MCTU. HELPED - Fat ak tEASIDE -- L«it chance! May antf M*«UM Law ranu U\ t Mall Hewtorew June rentafs from |HS wtH with an and TV AUo tome Jut* and AwautJATTKACTIVE - HaiaoiaHlcaJ ALL AROUND T»«D WORK - T tall WMtTT SI. Man al Raa IM INt a««.0j I - (aVW) IM cut Gvtlari. M>aan. ak • IT MITAL WOOHtK - Wan n rYlir 1 Merchandise M. MtrchontftM »EA BRIGHT — Motet rasmi aM o>.m,w. acoau aartina MIDI! .9 11 in I Ml mm WNI Call Frn nil HI. dudte uniu Daily weem*rrwrrtlil» N haa«M4 Manor Nur tUn. Heine. m Maaanm. laravlt M laa.ua* For Salt Wanted inlmum iwaarvlfian. Mamllflt Far Mi ratal. Prlvata beach and pool, atr can ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — *•• lMMltowlitowi w S7 Day Cart/NurMf v •EOROOM SET — ChlHara»a, trWt PIANO ANT IQUES - All kinds, bought for lot* ED BANK » RIVERSIDE AVE II. UMUNa camrnarclal. l**< «M AMO LPN (M/>) - Full M ran ImauHa Laa. MM Cartel An. Kohiar and Campbell. UM cash Mary Jane Roosevelt Antiques, , warahnma Firtt Aw. *•**£' drtsitf Spanish Modilvrantan stylo 101 East River Rd Rumson 141)1)1 RtVERVIEW TOWERS MM, II la I mm, all IrUMai Km In man. IM. Call 'I' MM Call 747 sat* "THE VERY FINEST IN WEST END — Ocaan view, patio, pool, M/F Member Appraiser. Association of —J, M> haal, 15' (aHlna. 1 A mar tea LUXURY HIGH-RISE" one bedroom apartments SAND CAS- BED - Double twm with spring and AILROAD TIES - Usod. »l l! Ovtrlooklng tht Navaslnk Rivar oocr Will cunat u lull Lalto EMU . ..- UU.IIHMON STORYLAND DAY CARE mattrtM, t» sttrto wltfi retard*, two ec delivery TLE APARTMENTS. 400 Ocean Bivd '•Wl traMna. Raal EMata IraKMM SHORT ORDER COOK *eri ITS Call Ml 1700 or UJ-00K Call after i p.m . 141-7115 "MIRROR. MIRROR Wa want you! To halo us koto ranis CENTER (Non-profit) ON THE WALL «M*I nanaMMn M Mrylci MM EXPERIENCED ONLY Miflar rttw ftoard of Olroclors N«w at thair lowest By maintaining toov aM Ocaar Caiartlat Laaaar* EFRIGERATOR - Folding dining WHO IS FAIREST occupancy we art affectively keeping •MI MM kacliarauM CALL BETWEEN 10 ».m. accoptMa aapltcatlon* for summtr and oom tabla. 1» each OF THEMALLT" « tail Various financial plans. Wttfart TRY UJ 1«9 ants low. Studios starting at 1171. one WNlaJata. HIM TMDally » 71)4 4411 bedrooms starting at 1340, two CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATtS •nd 4 p.m. FOR wMcofM. Call «»-04iO. or *lttt. lit BICYCLES (II - Girl's 10", Ilkt now, nin«»yiY, NJ 07lti APPOINTMENT Main St., Kt EFRIGERATOR - 1H Eltctrlc SELL IN CONFIDENCE - For Instant bedrooms nailing al **00. three alw ikatoboard, surfboard All for US bedrooms also tlHMJ anoc 1M Bar. IM Fireplace. IM casn Your old tools, silver, coins, chi- TOU MB MM fMTMMN AW S464IM SALES AGENT m-3111 Pool table SW Ail In aictlltnt condi na, itwairv. w-ilTi BOXES — Corrugated Packlna SUP on Call anytime. W )M0 Central air and htal. gas cooking WANTED STEREO — ID camera, a Rtallst. balconies. l4hour doorman, TV secur TOU fW MOM MBtUTOim AW 67I-9MN Wa naed a tfvnamtc manar warn pilot for industry and Mowing and SUMMIft JO» - ColtMt Storage Call r4I-40H or 442 4471 EFRIGERATOR — 10 Cu. II, ax TDC or other brand cameras, llv. iwimming pool sauna, marina, luii Cowimrrlil fltttt S4 mnnwn chargi Ml aw mum tawnaart aM H MflMlar ottonco malor. *• tlient condlllon. one year old 1100proiettof* and viewers wanted Call l Rl f ulMln Una at aAanliMa laaclal CHAIN LINK FENCING — Surplut ID all afttr i p.m.. 739 2*74 •Want Uai/tanlnaii ami. II yau hava a MU Business 774 1S90 anyttmt _^^^_ te open seven davs a w quality, vinyl clad Mutl Mcrlfke. » Ciccone at 201 74M732 7M WUary af UM KKcali ar «•• Mala Opportunities cents io M Inttalled wllh top rail, in' TURN YOUR DIAMOND! INTO 1 Day _ a caraar In um. van can aanaflt tram DIMMING INSTRUCTOR - Far mlmum Termi arranged 213 0300 DOLLARS — Convtrt Old Jewelry to RED BANK — Beautiful one-bed room. 2 Days (Consecutive) K' ont 1 mt mail Imrallvt cammliata i *4 Juy a adiai armsaw with Hand, IJif ft, save Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS Will dhh t ldld itrgcturat In aur Induatrv Whal wt 10 Bo. o-m. Tha Dally COCKTAIL LOUNGE - Rtslauranl IM Red Bank Lumber. 9 Wall Si . Rtd Buv Irom private owners and estates 3 Days (Comaculive) naaa H an MivMual «*a can 7I im phone ALTORS, 217 Octanport Ave . Ocean- MALL APARTMENT - 191 Per SAL6S THIS II IT) THERMOPANE PATIO DOOR port S41-35O0 Monmouth Rd . Port Monmouth. I1 7 Days (Consecutive) IM Marketing company ntodi repreten EMPORARY/KCTPUNCM OPERA 6' used gliding door. S7S ooms. bedroom, kitchenilving room 6 Days (Consecutive 111 •llvti tor Monmouth and MkMteM OR — Partilma lamporary pnlllon 43 Monty To Loan REGISTER Call MJ 7S73 ASBURY PARK — Two bedroom., ombinetion and bath. 1200 plus ettc Counllts H» por day poilibtt, work vallablt Mutt hayt pravloin fn> heal paid, air, appliances, I23S 10 Oays (Consecutive) HREE WHITEWALL - Goodveat nc and securlly Nooett allowed Cal tn Ing from apoointmtftli to quality I am Pflflanct. PMata apply Ptrtonntl D« TIM-BRO INC., Bkr 544-0905 9S0374 ItM for frtt home movie oquipmon partmant. Bavtrtor* Community Hos HAVE BILLST — Need cairiT Con Classified Ads HR 71 is radlals, tike new, US Call 741 4*4)6 1 Call Mr, HaiPti at misuaBi Hal, 737 North Baart SI, Holmdtl tolidaied morigase, available Bull ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Three INION BEACH - 4 > rooms, kids ok FAMILY PLAN RATES loan, ovtr ttO.OOO. Ui JM4 for an ltt. nictlv furnished, unities paid. 542-1700 TRUCK TtRES - 7-50-17, Iwo snowi. It floor, carpet 1300 3 Lines - 5 Days - .3 00 Jl 00 each line Available lo SEWER CLEANING — Knowltde* EXTILES FACTORY — Lookina for hrte regular, on rims. Hugs Llkt UJi IM BRO INC Bkf 541-0905 driving htavy trucks. impeiciW* drl ptrsons wanllng lo work. Apply al Bay- Toll Fret 'rom Matawan Area l c 3M| TIM BRO INC, Bkr 5440905 individuals placing ads under Merchandise For Sale" tor ing record Apply at lil Eail Rood Locuft If., Ktvport. No pnont •2: i?° '" ***- items nol exceeding tlOO each items must be pneed alls. 566-8100 V — IS" Stars color console model. In DEAL — One bedroom, furnished, kids Bvtford. aHor i p.m. LOWEST INTEREST GOVERN and pets ok. patio Call. 02 Houses For Rent Non-commercial ads only MENT BACKED FUNDS NOW good condition, tiSO. 7479434 STATE RENTALS Bkr SECRETARY NEEDED — For imi RAVEL AGENT - Fuirtir Toll Fret Irom Mlddlttown Area ( .lit fvprmigs 84/ 4]», Contract Rates on Request tritnead only. AVAILABLE TO ALL HOMEOWNERS law offkt In Rod Bank arta. E THRU FEDERAL MONEY PLANS 671-9300 EAST KEANSBURG — Twolhrtt TTENTION LANDLORDS — Quail- porhinct in oonoral offkt erocodurt Pliiif call W4 34O0 ^ END TABLES - Cot It* table. bedrooms, newlv renovated, dost to ed tenants waiting No lee or obllsa •nd rtal tttatt prttorrod. Rttpon good condition. tW takes all Call afler beach, S130 Sue, 495-9474 on to vou. CALL. • with Rotumt, Mlarv rvqulrtmanti and RUCK MECHANIC — Dttsal ti MONEY DESKS. FILES - Tables, chairs, add- P.m.. 717 1952 IM-BRO INC.544-0905 datt avallabto to Boi D an, Tht Dal ptrlonca knd tooli ntctssarv. Appfv In FOR ANY GOOD REASON ing machines, typewriter*, offkt EATONTOWN — Four rooms, •OX REPLY SERVICE mom PAGI RUPRS Rtgtittr, Shrewsbury. NJ. 0770 ptrson. Schwarti Inltrnational, Ml W. equipment, etc at bargain prices. New 'WO RED — Valour occassionel ok. carpal, air, laundry. 1110 IG SELECTION - Homes, apart- OAILV 17 SO Pei Count Lint Front St., Rtd Bank Pay OH All Bull hairs, ISO each Llkt new ments, two family. 1-4 bedrooms 1200 Buslnni Uta or used. A A C DESK OUTLET. 1701 TIM BRO INC, Bkr. 544 MinimuFlUl IORSE FARM - Si« btdroom, No cancellations will be taken aftef 4pm Friday until 8 SECRETARIES HOOOOO M7I00 Yard Sales KEANSBURG — Ona and twournlshed not, kids, pets. 5 fireplaces Even II you feel you have credit prob- bedrooms, from 1250 Heat, hot water, 47-9434 STATE RENTALS Bkr a m Monday WANTED lems—Let them become our problem I •Good tkllli, ittno noctturv, Som A BIG YARD SALE - Mev 30 to June air conditioner 717-6191. Please chea your ad the day it appears The Daily fiourt work, good on ttltphont. lot Salos-oritntod Ptrson who works wel table, Ihrtt Itavts. pads, fou KEANSBURG - Three-family house, >lth young pooplt to btcomt part-time G.N.P. 3. Something tor everyone JOS Arlmg KEANSBURG - Five rooms, avail' erv good condition, large grounds. Hefj*ster cannol be responsible tor errors alter the first day art*. To 1190. Fto noootlaMt. caneback chairs, hutch. Pecan finis Ion Avt , Union Beach, oft Stone Rd • Encf ittnl typing, dktaphortt, accoun ndapondant door-to-door circuialion MONEY CENTER Excellent condition. MOO 717mi able June 15. suitable tor couple One ood Income. 139,000 Call after 4 p.m. Call 54? 1700 lo make corrections ling backroom! helpful, to (HD/wook salts crew operator, lo contract with ard Nationwide Plan. Inc.. of N.J. GARAGE SALE - Sun < month's security. Afltr 4. 787 2262 95-0166 Tht Dally and Sunday Rtoisttr to pro- tot ntootfabtt v, Lakawood »i Jwuoo DIRT-STONE-TOP SOIL a.m.-S p.m. 19 Third SI KEANSBURG - Move today, c 'kk ntw home subscrtberi on a cos! Rumson k, }u*t 1750 kldl o fc . yard. U00 boouso. >adK». ACTION Callotcon- HOUSEKEEPER — Live tn Mon. LARGE DISPLAY OF 7I7OW '47 9434 ' STATE RENTALS Bkr TIM BRO INC. Bkr. 544-090S liiJ through Frl , for professional couple 542-1700 with two boys. Driving preferred. Ref- GRAND PIANOS FANCY PIGEONS — Fan lallad and OAKHURST — Two-bedroom RED BANK - Only 1175, nict four 300 MAIN STREET Chineje Own. carpeted and paneled, all bills paid rooms, big yard, kids, pels Apptabtook Aa«ncy, Inc erences necessary Pleasant home for THE DAILY TIM-BRO INC. Bkr. 544-0905 RoMMS.MrM responsible, pleasant person. Call ASBURY PARK. N.J, 07712 Call 717- I5W. ash lor Lull 7479414 ' STATE RENTALS Bkr HI-MOO for appointment. m-«oo RENT BOARD FREE - Responsible 2 Autos For Sale 101 Apartments FREE TO A GOOD HOME - Two OLD BRIDGE - Three-bedroom •71-2100 REGISTER Open dally 9 lo 1 Sat. Ill i ouple or woman, in MChange for 3 Trucks For Sale 102 Houses For Rent HOUSEKEEPER — Part-time, llvt-li home and garden, cart for elderly companion to elder I v woman, A LARGCLASSIFIEE SELECTIODN AD- OSf exotic HOLIDAY SPA MEMBERSHIP - lan Write Box D IBS. Tht Dally 4 Motorcycles 103 Rentals To Share Shrewsbury Write: Box D JM, Tht V.I.P. Good till September. 19W 13» Register. NJ. 07701 5 Auio Service Pans 104 Winter Rentals Plants, flower and vtaatablt-plants at Phone >*> W3.1 FREE PUPPY Daily Re«t»ttr. Shrewsbury; N.J low prices. Mikt's Greenhouses 201 Call after 5pm RED BANK — Two bedroom, ctnttr 0 6 Auto Rent Lease 105 Summer Rentals I Shore Blvd., Keensburg. 717 5*34 7392405 Red Bank. SHREWSBURY - Two bedroom. IBM TYPEWRITERS Call from 61 Pm, 747 0311 Be living room, excellent location, 7 Auto Insurance 106 F u i nished Rooms ERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — close to bus and trains. Wi Per month 8 Aulo Finance ALUMINUM RENTAL $19,50 per mo. RED BANK — Large four-room aoar 107 Nursing Homes ATTENTION 51. Help Wanted Rent with option to buv in 0721 KC t t Pt it utilities. Call 74/ 00M altar 6 cm FWTCUtiWCMKT.TMIl SIDING menl, 1325 per month, heal and wati 9 Construction Equipment 106 Commercial Rentals INSTALLER IRIS AND PEONY'S- Come visit our included Walking distance lo dow SHREWSBURY — Two bedrooms, 10 Wanted Automotive 109 Buildings Gaiages GOLDEN*RETRIEVER PUPPIES - town Red Bank Call 741-6364 after yard for kids, pets, garage Call WBIMUraHM Has 4 Trailer Loads of Aluminum Sid gardens, eooo iris. 100 different t to Wanted To Rent wtiv wastt ume money and fuel lor a Peony's. 25 POOPV'S 40b Prospect Ave, Champion "Gold Ruth Light TIM-BRO INC. Bkr 544-0905 1 ing rtli ovtr from large building de ' 4959014 Wntv oayng fib" Ptfmanon l lull lime vttoper. Now I can save you Hundreds Little Silver, empioymtnl « available to quaMied and Hundreds of Dollars. No Mid- LABRADOR RETRIEVERS - AKC iwsont rghi he«e >n Honmouth Coun- upmucu dleman, No Salesman Buv Dlrtct. KENNMORE — Automatic dish- PUPS, health guaranteed Ideal compa- 71. Merchandise 71. Merchandise h F.crter>i salary. med>C« beneim MASON FOKMM r'aullfv. Insulate and ntvtr Paint washer, convertible, llkt new. hardlv nons 780 9010 For Sale For Sale k Again Save 2SVJS°n on your fuel bill used. 1175 '87 im ottered *t i must keep my men busy LHASA APSO PUPS — AKC rtgil- 21 Business Services KINDERGARTEN TABLES - Birch 130 Open Houses lining Corp Ca« 367-0477 INSTALLER'S SPRING CLEARANCE finish. Chrome plated steel frame. (1) ered: championship bloodlines, tii 22 Ant I Culls MUM SPECIAL. UP lo 1000 sq. ft . 1500 00 weeks old Three females, one male 131 Houses For Sale Rectangular. 36 wide bv 71" long. $55. Superior Show Quality Call 747-3468 btlwtan (-4 p.m. UP lo 7000 so ft, 19M oo, i do ail mv (2) Round tables. 42" diameter. S4i 132 Condominiums 201-542-1556 own Initiations Bank Financing each Call 566 0936 AH lna»7rfM ara haal eewfaaiHIal Available First payment next sum MALE KEESHOUND — AKC regii- Town Houses mer For more information, call tht rred. available for stud Call 583 4 506 LAWN MOWER — 71" Locke, good anytime 133 Income Properly Professional Siding installers at: condition 1650 134 Farm Property 7IM7Q4 B414I91 MALE DOG - Free. Iwo years old. Labrador and Setltr mixed Blond, 51 Help Wanted 135 Commercial Properly ANTIQUE WOODEN TRUNK — ISO LEAF VACUUM SHREDDER —Prac •>2 Babysitting CNd Care Three railroad lights. 1100. Maple bed ticallv ntw Sears Eager 1 1100 Call ovable, good watchdog 870 3316. 136 Industrial Property and chesl. US 10" gas slove. 13} 53 Domestic Help 137 Lois and Acreage 7»7S91J RABBITS FOR SALE 54 Situations Wanted Female LENNOX COVERS - Brookdale pat' 136 Moo* Homes 221 1951, AFTER 5 55 Situations Wanted Male ANTIQUE FURNITURE - Dining tern, starter set, 1270or best offer Call TWO HORSES - Chtstnut thor i39CemeieryLols room table, fight chairs and marble alter 6. 172-0175 oughbred. ihown successfully. Ian 56 Situations Wanted 140 Real Estate Wanted top sideboard, Adam style Uprlebi LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS astic for btgiriners, 15.3 hands Male Female piano Renaissance itvle walnul Refec Palomino quarter horse. bcautKul con lory table, Credema, hall-round table, VERTICAL BLINDS 57 Day Care Nursery School JtPr OFF LiSTt lation. 15 l hands Stabled in Mid and Octagonal table May bt seen by dlttown Call 1644*44 afltr S p.m. smimtnt Call (M2 1193 alter 5 p.m Free delivery, Elenbv Products. Cal 2214449 lor quote. WESTERN ROPING SADDLE — Art ANTIQUE PIANO - Early iW, carved, bridle and chest collar to Lenox upright grand. 5JV hiflh by LIVING ROOM - Couch and love seat ' 52 Boats and Accessories brown and gold print, tike brand new match, blankets and stand included. M"i»')" Sound board txcelltnt, good llkt new 1150 560-5631 153 Camping Equipment tone, slightly sharp. Ebony wood cabi 1475 sa6 5631 • 154 Recreational Vehicle*. net with tasters- matching stool 11000 LIVING ROOM SET - Six Piece, cof YORKIE — Lovable female, one year, 61 Business Opportunities Have you ever wondered what a career in Real M2IS6I fee table, one end table Five-piece vtrv liny. 3 IbS Mult Mil 1200 firm bedroom sel. Owen sue mattress, (wo 172 2J3B 62 Mortgages Estate is like? Here is your chance to find out about ANTIQUES. LIQUIDATING ESTATE 63 Money To Loan Tables, chairs, desks, sideboard*, cov- dressers. Iwo night stands Only severt the opportunities that are available with one of the er* and a collection of Victorian cast months old Asking 11975 or best oHti 80 Bicvcles/Minl Bikes 64 Money Wanted iron lawn furniture and Jardinieres •41-5441 area's leading, fastest-growing firms. International Galleries. '47 MOO LIVING ROOM - Furniture. One tola and Ihree chairs Practically new BICYCLE CHOPPER —Excellent con- ANTIQUE FRENCH ARMOIRE - must Mil, redecorating Hl-hXX dition, never used lirei. IW Call Laic 1100 s, oval mirror in center door Hi JSU preferably alttr S P.m. DISCOUNTS FOR 209 Legal Services 5JH544 afltr 7:3)0 p.m. MAPLE BEDROOM SET — Bailed 210 Lost and Found Where: In the Freehold area: bookcase single headboard and boxBICYCLE - Rallrv Grand Prix, ten ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE — spring, mattress, single dretser with SD«ed. 19' frame wllh 17" wheels. 2i I Special Notices American Hotel Area's large*! and finest selection 373 excellent condition, HOP 7*1-01*?, SENIOR CITIZENS Sguanhum Vfllowbrook Rd- Farm mirror, excellent condition, Best oiler 7i Merchandise For Sale 2t 2 Travel Transportation 20 E. Main Street ingdale, next to Mowed Park. Can after ; pm . sai-7464 MOPED BATAVUS"- Onlv a year old. 7? Garage 'aid Sales 213 Instruction aels ovrr 120 mpg A-1 condition S7v5 McLAIN. 9M-93M (7 davs I MATTRESS AND BOX SPUING - CHECK THIS LIST Of MIICHANTS WHO ARE 73 Machinery For Sale 214 AllOccasSIOn Queen site. ItOO. 946 3111 When: Wed May 30 BASS GUITAR AMPLIFIER - Scars ?4 Renlai Service Call alter «, U711H 5CHWINN UNlCYCLE — Ntvtr used, Btst. 100RMS, tour speakers Ori- OffEMMG SENrOI CITIZEN DISCOUNTS DAI1Y 75 Farm Equipment Time: 8:00pm » ginally »». fwvtr used. 1175 Call MERCURY VAPOR LAMP — 17SW140 H4-0JS* wllh photo cell and spare bulb. 150 7913767 or IH-OOW 76 Auction Sales Ladv Kenmart floor scrubber and SCHWINN BIKE - 10-tooed ladv'ili" 7 7 Pets and Livestock pollster. 110 Call 747-6034. Super Sporls model Originally 1140. 78 Aircraft 51. Help Wanted extflltnt condition, 170, Call 264 0356 PHARMACIES IDX Qiicount lo All Senior Citltem aWMBMMata MOVING. MUST SELL - Stereo con Rt »Hailet,N4|]U 79 Swap or Exchange tole. A 1 175 Hammond organ, sacri SHREWSBURY PHARMACY 60 Bicycles Mini Bikes Where: In the Red Bank area: 82 Swimming Pools We Participate in PAA Program flee. 1150 Artificial fireplace with tn OLDE UNION ROUSE 81 Sports Equipment REAL ESTATE dirons. etc.. 125. Sewing machine cabi m Brood V. Shrewsbury 741-4874 10% Discount to Senior clinens MoirPPItcher Inn net with chair, US. Call 495 1411 o SWIM POOLS Ntw. On Ground ON OUR EARLY BIRO SPECIALS 82 Swimming Pools WERE READY m-1151 Warehouse stock Musi Go Now 4-6 P M ONLY 83 CBs Electronics 88 Riverside Avenue 11 WMorf Ave . Rtd Bonk 14) 7575 BAYSHORC PHARMACY 291 7900 84 Merchandise Wanted NORtTAKE CHINA SET — Servleefo 31'x16'x6' $939 PAA Program FreeOtllvery When: Thur. May 31 WHEN YOU ARE eighl Excclrenl condition Best offer Price includes I5'al4-x4- swim area. Boyshori Pfoio. Atlantic Hlahlonds PALACE DINE* Call alter 7 p m . 5*3 2W big tundeck, fencing, filler, tic. >t\ Discount to Stfiror Clltitm Bob Warncfce Associates is Mail 11789 Squire. 11889 45 Monmouth SI . f»H Bank 741 1111 OIL HRED HOT AIR FURNACE - LINCROFT PHARMACY 641 Mew Time: 8:00pm ready lor ydu pnd il you are a |}». 52 gal electric water healet. 165 Installation optional, lull financing man Springs ltd . Ltncrofi, N J Fret goal-oriented peuon. you're Both only eight months old. Call afit available. Call Jaff. coutcl. Delivery Senior Ci1li»ns Discount hm t^tl]ll ?OI7)1I2J1 ortd We pomcipoft in f>AA Prt The Daily Register ReseiyationMplease... ready lor us lot «*oles9ional fronts Coll 741711* TIRES training, unlimited growth op OROAN - Full console Yamaha, ti 84 Merchandise Wanted CROWN TIRI MART 255-9000 portumiin and a real chance (tltenl condition, moving Discounts to ALL Stnloi Ciiiiini, Hwy lo make II lo the top ol your ^ W«W 36. Port Monmoulh 717 7J7 The Sunday Register AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UN Jhrtwibury Ave , Tinltn Falli profession Give us a call, or PAINT FOR SALE WANTED ANTIQUES, JEWELRY VITAMINS & '47 HOD 40 3rd Avt . Long Brant come in to Bob Warncke As- All type*, all colors RUGS. FOR CASH 719-D180 k Better Call »]-*'» HEALTH AIDS Rl 31 Neptune 77448 sociates, there is room al the INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES IS* E. Newman Springs Rd. top for you Experience pre- PHOTO EQUIPMENT RESERVE FOR SENIORS - to to Shrewsbury 747*100 35% off on all vitamins, wt will RADIATOR WORK 542-1700 Jerred BOUGHT AND SOLD Wl-MW. ALL LIONEL TRAINS deliver Privatt distributor. HI-MS MDIMW HAOIAim KrOKrf Two names you can trust. POOL FILTER - And ladder AiM »lr Cammaii»it 1 CatlMt Clattifiad Action Line 300 Hwy. 35, MMdMown pools. US it" rotary »•> ~ Or Fiver Top cash appraisal. 946-189: jyi'tins *itflpirMw Avr O F*twO"S. $lt*< belled redlals, ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN m WHMH la All lantar Cmiam 24 Hour Service 747-7000 for II) HR 71 H. like i TIQUES. R1 J6 and Homestead Ave in «l F,amll..INtoa 741 nr? loam danish « Leonardo 791 52SO

I IMC CM IS} TUESDAY. MAV 29, 1979 if HYPHOtls - Talalir * M» tiini Q IIIIIJ •001 lOUt SPACE | TiiiMtiti w M to mrm MUM IT LOME STAR - Caha aUtt. HN. W TO EXlUtMC RES CwnOMM , »« m 0** lj tnHar. H kjf. CkryHar. DfCC Mt> MM«T»fM IXISTIMC ATTENTION &VMCK OF tl' 'IffT «M tnilm Detainer patient Mc U («W VA-FHA BUYERS MRS. SYLVIA •M TENNEMT ROAD SLOCK H* It 'ICft - Tt there. We. "•••arltma Analyst & AaVMa LOT H*. 1 vtiicli It «HM« TWO HUM oocrort or net -1. mm —••1liilbaJalwafcMtP.iiii.pl . Ontf rutty furiMtkaa 542-9500 77S-OT1 m March. Aarii, am *•* Wt The* •ret la centermanc* wttt* cew»- out twice in hour CAPf COO rOUNfi MAN - Leaking tor eMktttc MINT CONtXTION MARLBORO - Af DOWNTOWN RED Ullt - Pi..._ TH«£ LAItGC UMOOaU Marlboro PiycWalnr Hmpi Hospital offriak PO •Mica •» »Mi Mk aarUlw OM IT LIVING ROOM Mac* It trwtf Mraat am Hnanliii wui M" SILVERTON — Malkacanv Ul detainer patient neaped not aware of Us MMpt, FULL BASEMENT tCWarmmiiii i—aim ta « manUreinteneeJilslriMj lac illtiev tAev SUM NKCUmrtillkLl thwarted boa tuna by anSealer was teen at tkeaane IHS Flora aruaa. dual caajntl, ra OaMrMMM SacraUrv HEALTV &DOUP - HEALTODS are tn ttract nmaWwca W ll M»TAWAN - ProtauiMUl UIM pawaraa l«/l Mil mm MMUaaa. MfcbvKoetoZi Mat n. Jmt IS IU.a> alert resident of the spot by the same re***, of AtUutiment pwrtusM lo tut Prlma Mcallaa Air can4IIUMi«. 842-75*5 , lull* aawaM wan atii ot iirrtw 0* Me ktcaf teve(. they are iMaw-d It Btoiaom HeifhU develop- who called Uiwduf npttce caraaMa Amefa aarking Immattalt Ua watar. In In M • MM ACCORDION LCSION& ALL PURPOSED EXHIBITS ARE prwefll «etorleratbon af eerk M MIODLETOWt) 141411> or BU me LMM mtlim tw Jw, c/« Hi. encouraoe MM UM ot puMtt b ment, police report again Patrolman H#i»aa ftriiaini WiMM v writ* j U >H FILE WtTH THE ZONING CLERK RED SANK - Umcjue multvourt 43* SILVERTON Wi - Saaan Crulitf P.O.Iw Ml, M*w JAonmsuttt. N.J >ND AKE AVAILABLE FOR INSPEC Thomas Sealer, 14, a again apprehended - tu ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE Varv low nawrt .ExctHanl conaHlwn ION The proietis tatai with aarking ZSM sa ti mi ch invi former resident of Somer- Sealer and again I tiltj wa) Piav/Mllidt/Hitiriictienai »rmt, Mm ai.,000 waitaWar BtHMI Ralph W Stewart Trai ville, was teen by a resident oftkt and work areas ReeaoMtte re* AMF SAILFISN- OaaaT unvrtmi. • AnnM Stewart tun* *m ItMniWieftto *wm trim the him to the hospital, paltce tail ttM tXin utilities 471-Mi} TMl awaMaa CMart.al Caw Natural raaa» lot watar u» Perl Aolhorilv of New York and New near Ridge Road and Pleas- said laur liva DMraamv a IT lamllt roan, •v n in w jetwy Eiecutlve Seswon was • EO SANK - m «. II arawalain two lull Hallo a lull baawnarn. ir tat ant Valley Road shortly af- iCKMfeport rested Hirt< tailed UWKua>PM*ibie Ittifatlen with Hospital officiant w*c orika waca. In kltchan. backyard aaol. manv mora LUEJAY rewect to the apawintmeft. ot the of iilr.i call naw tar dataHi Pruaa at 2M Atlantic Htthlands rv da ta at the Depart ter 6 p m last night, police not aware of the second ea- 11-. >yli Wl... HOTltt TO1IOOER1 ment'i Headouertert. 1034 Parkwai IIEO SANK - Ottlcai or Horn. t».u (rctttr Ml iiw cttttr * p NOTICE TO BIOOIM Sealed btdt tor the furnishing of Avenue, Trenton, during regular work Reorsaniiatmnal mealing on Monday. said. The resident called po- cape when Mr. Sealer us Sealed Proposals will be received two (I) school buses, one Ml tor Im- May 11. 1974 This matter could t*t Wullv aauratan >M0 •OAT SLIPS AVAILABLE — On ing hours Thote interested in review lice, and Mr. Sealer was ap- MI-tlM by ttw Mayor and ierough Council of mediate delivery, and one (1) tor do ing the hearing transcript mav do so al nave been reetonebiv foreseen returned the second tone, Mtr.tw.kurv fliv-K U» to «' Owmtt ! ouah of Atlantic Ht» >*rv on or before September 1, 1979. Lillian Greener. B.hW4iin*, «P»ik Rd.MonmtMtn the same location attar July 10.1979. It prehended by Patrolman according to township po- RED BANK - Gaad UK alien Mr >mal WHELAN County of Monmoulh. Slate ot New . II be received by the Beardot Educe you with to submit written testimony Beard Secretary John Haines of the township touilmi. naa, parhlmi Call attar fc REALTY GROUP-REALTORS Jersey, at Borough Hall. 100 First Ave lion, Borouah of Oceenport. Monmoulh send such material lo tht Otfki Mavlf MM lice a.m., HMta nue. Atlantic Highlands. New Jersey, Zountv New Jertey. inlhe Otfkeol the 291-5402 •OOM TENT - For 21 MttlKMt Lite on Thursday June 7.1979 at 10 00 A M loerd Secretary, Maple Place School. KED SANK — 4000 ta II « pri prevailing time and af thai time and )ceenport, New Jersey, at 2 00 p m.on IMMMtmoutnCMllty otfkc utaca for rtnt. localtfl cornoi .. MIOOLETOWN COLONIAL-SPLIT - Place publicly opened and reed for (he Monday. June II, 1979, at whKh time Broad SI. and ftacklau PI Cotnpalltlva " mint condition, tttraa or tour HOTlCtTOVOTIM DISTRICT Ha. II )7' IREVAR - Fttortllt. Mh.p. John furnishing of the following service: ind piece said bids will be publicly Bredertck. Dennis J IT TfilikunriH ranti Call m*\u attar I. wall-MMuiataa. cantrai «l> ned and ree* ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP HA2LET TOWNSHIP HOLMOEL TOWN lonwttti Irairtr *ft4 Mtnwtn, f*SO Sludge Removal and MMtasmtry. Gra* • H r Seventh SI, We*" KooMBjura a. ttiraa car saraat. btau Specifications and details may be SHIP - KEANSBURO • (teVPORT LITTLE SILVER RUMION Disposal by Vacuum Filtration Schork, Grace 7 Seventh SI, West Keentaauro Hlul Iran and aaraan. M4.N0 Call All btds shall be submitted on the .jlalneoJ from Mrs Janet P Sauster SHREWSBURY RORO - SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP The Ottke ol the Sneerintendenl of ElectMM an* CommHalowar al DISTRICT N« II 110 Wanted To Rent o-nii 671 0*44 CAPE DORY «' — Full* tquipocd. proposal form furnished and shal Board Secretary, OcaantMrt Board ot Sanders. Wiinam I ducation. Maple Place. Oceanport, Rettltratton hereby tfaciaret that In accordance with Mew Jersey Revised 9 Car* Pi . Haxtet IVI4. t«.i«l NM Bank N.J., aiking Delivered in we ltd envelope* al the Slater, Lenert A 20 Dublin Lane, Hutel Middtatown m«0 LII (M««l l W7 M0J llo .Ot time and place specified with the en- lew Jersey 07757 All bids must be Statute* 19 it is. the Permanent Re«i«tretten forms ot the feJtowlng tMTiant RENTALS — Ytarl, or wlnttr Ttn have been removed from the tienature copy realiter binders and Pieced In DISTRICT Ne 1* velope properly marked lo identify the sealed and addressed tn Mn Janet P K urieia. Gertldifte F anil art aaotr to rant immadialcl CLASSIC PENNANT 21' SLOOP - In »*rvict bid upon .ausset Board Secretary, OceanooM the inactive tile e» tht wherteboun of these persons art unknown These 19 Cariow Wav, HeMet Call ill-Mil. Man Prl. No taa. SUPER persons win therefore be unebte to vote in anv subseoueni electlen without KurieJa. Robert 19 Carte* Wtv.Huttt teak mahogany and cedar with bronie Copies ot the specif ktlions mav Board of Education. Maple Place. Schwertiman. Rotallnd fastenings and hardware Completely Oceanport, Naw Jersey 07757, and first re registering The final data for registering for the General Election to 31 trrKee Ttrr ., Huktt examined and obtained during regular be held on November 4.1971 Is October «, 1t71. DISTRICT M, 1i KF Al ESTATE RANCH restored Hull and decks finished in business hours at the Office of the larked "Bid for Furnishing School Donlin. HaroW J. Jr FOR SALE A graal family hama with thrat clear Deaks Oil Mainsail, nb and Gen use*" • Coach Dr. E, Hat let bcdroomt. Itri tMthi. lovely paraual ea. Mew Mercury 9 4 h.p motor New Borough engineer. Howard M. Schoor Hurlbwrt. Bruce P.E t L.S., )S* Main Street. Matawan AMRDHN TOWNSHIP Huribun, Donna L S E Suian SI. Htitet lloorv palio and landtcapino art tan lifetime battery, automatic bllee The Board reservei the right lo S E Susan SI . Hailet utlonal Atkins %>l,1Q0 pump Anchor, lines, all tackle, lite New Jtriev. NAME ADD* Ml Of REGISTRATION Each bid must be accompanied b elect any and all bids and lo waive Nicnoll. Pi xilra • Hailet Trailer Pi.. Hailel 131 Houses For Sale preservers, gas tanks, cushions, etc.. immaterial informalities. DM. Me. 1 4E. RichardSt.Hattet CROWELL AGENCY etc.. etc. 7474200 a certified check. cash or bid bond in ai Behr. Edward C 4(3 Garden PI., Keyport ' of not less than ten (IDS,! per By order of the Board ot Educe Beiioni, George D 402 W. ProftMct Ave., Keypori 4 E. Richard St .Hailet 741-4030 cent of the bid, payable without any on, Borough of Oceanport. New Jer Brown. Dennis J 7A Ken Gems., CUtfwood 3* Htilet Trailer Pk., Meittt A BETTER WAY - To feuv or tall DINGHY'S - Eli. Skimmer, Dvar. •¥. OISTRICTH*. 14 Sumner, Zodiac. Metieler If you can't conditional endorsement as guarantee Foncher. Barber* A 17.A Ken Gdm.. Cllttwood CENTURY 11 Ptuaniii Ki.n, THEMINI FARM - Armstrongs newest thai in case (he contract is awarded lo Dated May 21,1979 Ken 6dm., Apt HA, CIIHwood Jackson. Joseph J Sr 1341 Hwv No. 34. Hailet NEIGHBORHOOD PROFESSIONAL listing Is iruelv untaue See our lovely find your mil dinghy al BOAT MRS. JANET P SAUSSER Fiouerts, Ilka M HOUSE, vou don't want a dinghy 1132 the bidder, ht will within ttn (ID) da Gentler. Stephen M. 147D Ken Gdns. Cliftwood DISTRICT Ha. If lu-noo SIN bedroom, five bath Century Colonl thereafter, execute such contract and Board Setretar UM Matawan Ave, CHffwood Frankel, Joan 1 Gerald Ttrr.. Hailet farmhouse with barn, paddockt. Ocean Ave . Sea Brioht 142 3*211 May 29, 30. 31 130*0 GHmartln. Donald J A GREAT START WO'S furnish satisfactory performance bond 97 Ken Gdns, C llftwood POO., studio apartment, and almost Upon failure to do so he shall forfeit the 134 Ken Gons., Cllttwood NAME ADORIU Four matter i.le bedroom,, II vl no three acres ol gorgeous property A Ireland. Theodore G room, formal dimog room, II' super Dl. deposit as liouidated damages and ihe PUBLIC NOTICE 134 Ktn Gdns. Cllttwood DISTRICT HO. 1 great investment at I1IS.O0O E A acceptance of the bid will be conilnoeni Ireland. Valerie 723 Holmdti Rd., P.O. Bttl IT* country kitchen, family room, extra* SHI The regular public meeting ot the Kessler. Walter 29 Ktn Gdns. Cliltwood Finnegan, Gall E ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtors. Hi upon IN fulfillment ot this rtau Oceanport Board of Education sched 334 W. Prospect Ave . Keyport Finnegen. Lawrence J. 7JJ Hoimdel Rd , P Ofcoi 17 4 Prospect Ave, Llllte Sliver 741 4500 bv the bidder No interest shall be Klrtch, Ira J It OM Manor Rd. MELWED REALTY, BROKER SAVE UP TO 50% ited for June 11. 1979 he* been car Kirsth. Ivy A 114 W. Proaatxt Ave . KeypoH Miller, Stephen A allowed upon any such certified chec ailed and re scheduled tor Wedne< 344 RlverdeleDr. Keyport Pahlow. Scott *"*« _ 403 U00 Miller. Genevtev* 4 Woodland Rd. MUST RELOCATE - Take over con or cash Jay. June 20. 1*79 at 1:00 p.m in in 344RlverdataDr , Kevport DISTRICT Ma, 3 tract. Lovely three-bedroom ranch, ga- FLAGSHIP MARINE Miller, Matthew J. AL GREENE 4 CO.. INC 1st Am., Atlantic Highlands Each bid must also be ec*com Library of the Maple Place School Montero, Enrique 11A Ken Gtfns , Clitfwood Bakkt, Dtnlse •M HoJmdtl Rd. rage, basement, lovely properly, fast MRS. JANET P SAUSSE 127G Ktn Gdns.. CIIHwood Geni, Doris Rt No 14. Box't REALTORS closing, July Atlantic Highlands a»»SeM> panted bv a certificate from a bonding Murphy. Kenneth E W Hwv 3i Kevoort T» JtW company licensed lo do businesa in the Board Secretary Nemetn, Dele 471 Ferndate PI.. Kevpori Gottlieb. Joan lOGrendvlewDr 151.900 Call /IM477 Evenings, May 19 13.00 147D Ken Gdns.. Cllttwood Goitlieb, RlchardS 10 Orendvlew Dr. 291-1004 Saturday, Open House, t-3 FLAGSHIP MARINE Slate of New jersey guaranteeing thai Qulncy, JoanE. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-~8v owner It the proposal of (he bidder be ac Taylor, EltintC- •4C Ken Gdm.. C llttwood Menkens, Frederick J 7|2 Hoimdtl Rd. Charming two-slorv Colonial on corner Bavliner Whaler Aquaspori cepied they will furnish a performance 239 Red Bank DIstNe. 1 Menkens. Maureen Til Holmdti Rd. lot Three bedrooms, one bath, living DISTRICT Ha. 4 NEWLY MARRIED-RETIRED?? Hoble Buccaneer Seafarer bond in (he lace amount of the bid and Sakowskl, Joseph room, dining room, kitchen with sepa NOTICE OF SALE 113 Van Cleat Lane. Cliff wood Cosla. BrlgMA. DOLL HOUSE O'Oav Harpoon Phantom Laser the acceptance ot the bid is contingent Sakowskl, Sharon 5 Sprint) valley Or rale pantry. Large atlic, full basement PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that or 111 Van cteal Lane, Cllftwood Costa. Joseph L. Mini condition, lerriflc for newly ma Calkins Gator E-Z Loader upon the fulfillment ot Ihls requii Diit Nt. 1 S Spring Valwv Dr detached two car oarage and oper ment, 12th day ot June. 1979. at 1:00 P.M. Bennis. John W. Mathison. James • State Hill R4. porch. Principals only .49.KM) Call ned or retired couple One bedroom. Johnson Outboard 1133 Woodmert Or, Cliff wood Beau. The Borough of Atlantic Highland at the Red Bank Primary School, Foot Bennls, Penny L. DISTRICT Ht. I WMM7. 13X11, modern kitchen, lovely cabinets, Sales a AAA Rited SeiMct 11M Woodmere Dr., Cliftwood Beacr. dlmng room, living room with lire ComiMele Tafivls Shot tserves tht right lo waive any if River Street, Red Bank, New Jersey, Ctltndrt, Joseph F Brutto. Charlent Ihe Red Bank Board of Education will Conway, Barbara Anne 121 Elmwood Dr., Cliftwood Steer. BIG IS BEST »ws place, itroe lot, fenced yerd-i440c formalities or irregular I lies In Ihe bl MT Cedar Pi., Clitfwood Beach Brutto, Joseph D Ply men i monthly payment ol _ _ ivtd. and to reject anv and/or . accept and receive sealed bids for the imhoff, ReglnaE Paul, Daniel J Jr. it Altenauin Rd. Four bedrooms, 16' master bedroom, 1st Ave,, Atlantic Highlands sale of the building only (no land li 1142 Woodmere Dr . Clitfwood Beach bids as in Its judgement mav best sar imhott. Roger W. Paul. Nancy Moses 16 Aroonaoin Rd llwlnfi room, science kitchen with din $241 71. low taies, absolutely 291-5600 eluded in sale) known as The Annex, 14 .Hi Woodmert Dr.. CIIHwood Beecr. lt di Ihe i nt ere it of the Borough. Tht MicAaud. Albert E m Sherwood Or Cliftwood Beach Tillotson, Beatrice 7 Willow Rd ln« area. 99' family room. Hi baths, last, darling home, priced to Mil, OPEN SUNDAYS Borough shall have a minimum of thli er Hill Avenue, Red Bank, Ne< Moore. Joseph M. aaraac, full recreation basemeni. iff 132.000 PAUL P BOVA INC., 471-2144 irjte Woodmere Dr., CIIHwood Beach DISTRICT Ne. 4 fOR SALE - In water, ready lo go (30) davi from the rtctlpt ot bids Jersey. Moser, JohnH. 130 Woodbine Dr, CIIHwood Beech Bry, JIM Hwv. No li. Bo* 303 NEW LISTfNO — Armstrong Cruising, skiing or fishing. 20' Well either acceptor reject same The bids shall be accompanied by Moser. Maureen 3» Woodbine Dr., Clitfwood BttxH HI. Kent A. Hwy No IS. Bo* MS nounces a super house in a great * crati, Its h P m outboard with cuddy The OWNER or the Engineer r certified check or cashier's check for OHI Me 4 Jonas. Chriitienne B. 234 Holland Rd tor lutt i»,W0 Huoe living room, cabin and head, Price 11)00 firm *ci ihe right to require e compM «t> of the bid. The building shall be Hart, ("har it* 2*4 Holland Rd. - -. Narie. James J JOMfu RI c hard f r BUY OR SELL - Your home through spacious eat in kitchen, dining a New, over tu.OOO See or phone Rov ai incial and experience statement 'moved from the property wilhln iU Shadvnoofc ft.. CIIHwood BteUi 14 Munile* Rd Ntrit, Kathleen 104 Marshall Concourse. Clitfwood Beach Smith, Nancy K an affiliate of the largest real estate Iwo bedrooms All in A I condition Buy Pauels Boats, Rumion, to arrange tor m prospective bidders showing thai ninetv (90) days after acceptance of the Smith. WilburnW 14 Huntley Rd. it. E.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY. Re lest ride. 142-1194 V have satisfactorily completed bidbv the Board. Wright. Marvin T IM Marshall Concourse, CIIHwood Beach company In the world—Century 11 Dill. No. I Young, Irene Hwv. No JS. BOM 303 Coiens Realtor, H\-JW6 Multiple lisl atlori, 5SS Prospect Ave., Little Silver work of the nature required betoi The successful bidder shall remove 1)1 Orchard St. Cliftwood Beecit KEAHSBURO I not. 7414SO0 Jtl BOAT HAULING furnishing proposal forms or spec. the building and completely restore Anderson, Ranee M REASONABLE Andrews. JoitPh T 31 Aberdeen Rd., Apt. 322B. Mattwan DISTRICT Mt.* Icallons, or before awarding ihe Cor said sue, filling In with clean fill the NAME ADDMSS OCEAN TOWNSHIP- Wavside Woods Call 739-1M1 tract :avallon remaining after Ihe build' Andrews. Stella B 11 Aberdeen Rd , Matawan Applevard, Jar C Waiktr, Otvld tlE Church St, CUSTOM-BUILT and Long View Village. Elegant new Proposals tor this Contract will be Ing is removed and grade, compact and 11 Aberdeen Rd . Matawan 61 LEVEL homei from 1110,000 Call S310505 LASER 24499 level the premises removing any 103 Aberdeen Rd . Matawan KlYfORT • accepted only from bidders who have DISTRICT Na. 1 Musi be seen to believe Now unto Priced to move at 1700 been properly qualified In accordant 13 Aberdeen Rd . Apt 310B. Matawan construction, io •-. dawn financing 142 7015 alter t p.m. debris. Bidders ere directed t( Augustine. Mike J. Caiogridts, John 19* Broadway with the requirements ot the Speo quaint themselves with the enisling Emele, R James Jr 91 BeltireCt,, Matawan 14 Luppautono Ave., available! Call J%t 3500 ications. X»A Aberdeen Rd , Matawan Cook. Carl B. COMPLETELY RiMOOELBD LASER — Like new. nances of the Borough relating It Gesparrt, Susan Craig. Consttnce 4 Broadway EAST KEANSBURi- Uuulen Live Tht successful bidder shall be r moving buildings over Borough street1 Jack son.-John L. 219 County Rd , Apt. B40, fllHwood $34,000 Can Bill Dowd, John » It Liapoatelong Ave rent tree, good investment, owner will 54] 70M days; U2-3213 tves, quired to comply with the provisions and ihe sale shall be subitct lo al Jackson, Lult 219 County Rd , Apl. B40. CIIHwood Enoesclh, Joseph 6 Broadway help with financing Gary, 495 9474 the Naw Jersey Prevailing Wage Ac tKlsling Municipal, County and State Karker. Diane 27 Matawan Terr . Matawan Henrlkton. Barry Wm This two-story Colonial style home had LENTZE MARINA - For Raritan Bay ordinances, taws or regulations relal' 33 Aberdeen Rd . Apt 31IB, Mattwan 4 Broadway Chapter ISO of the Laws ot i%3. effec Me Shane. ELiiebethA. Henrikson, Dorothea 6 Broadway ELLEN S. HA2ELTON, REALTOR extensive renovation and now stands in boating In-out berthing service for tive January 1, 1944, and the reouli ing thereto. The successful bidder shal 11 Aberdeen Rd., Apt. 3UB, Matawan ui condition. Featuring New kitch- Me Shane. James P Kelieher. Haul 176 Broadway Member Real Estate EMCtianoe power and sail boats. 15 lo W. Used mentsof PL 197S.C 127 lurnish the Board of Education with a Prunyl, Marguerite A. 103 Metewan Terr., Metawan Ktlktfter. Timothy K. UMNO cabinets, wall-lo-wall carpeting, a iat salos. 787-2139 copy ot the moving permit received 10 Barrlnaton Gdns., Apl. no, Matawan t74 Broadway Putnam, Donald H Saurman, Marie J 192 Broadway new furnace, and electrical system and Council. Borough of Atlantic Higr from the Borough of Red Bank tooeltw 11 BelalreCi . Maiawan FAIR HAVEN — Gracious turn ol the ,much more for the price. A definite MAKO — Marejuls, Lyman Walton, Belly J Simonson, Donna T 224 W Front SI. lands, Monmoutfi County, New Jersei rlith tn 11 :trtlllc_ _ Weiner. Kenneth 42 Matawan Terr., Mtttwan DISTRICT Nt.l century Manor House, Fully restored. 'alue! Call now to i xil Duranautic, Johnson Outboardi J. Leonard Clai Seven bedrooms, three full + two halt OMC. Sales, Service and Parts ing Work mat . Compensation li Weiss. ELiiabeth 94 Maliwan Terr, Matawan Garcia, Reneltia 45 E. Front St., Borough Clerk Administrate statutory ami int, and public liability 94 Matawan Terr., Matawtn Harris, Vernon baths. 28' living room with fireplace. Trailers, Electronics, Supplies May 29 SIS. Weiss, Mtrtln James 27 Prospect 51 , 10' dining room. 23' heated sun parlor, Launching Ramp and Dockage coverage in ,i amount not less thai Dili. Ne. 4 Kemp, Valerie A 93 First St., leaded glass butler's pantry, study with WHELAN Season rates 1*00,000 00 of lability coverage as ti Hodgson, William L. in Dttrtlow Lend, Mattwan Knlckei, Ditnne Ml First St.. glass bookcase, new skylighted kitch Bry's Marine, Neptune. 775-7344 222Eatontown personal -v, and (100.00000 as to Kulka, Lisa R. 204 Deerfleld Lane, Malayan Knicktl, Russell L 201 First St., en, full elevator, finished basement A REALTY GROUP Realtors property damage covtrtge. Kulkt, LoralntO. 30* Deerfleld L ane. Mattwan Morales. Feleclta SS Second St., Kenneth A Kulpa granh Smith, Stanley L, "Geltbv" show Pi**! e near river 291-5402 MERCURY OUTBOARD — 15 h.p.. 1979 10 build The successful bidder shal Dl.l Nt. 7 IJOsbornSt , 1197.500, 741 1970 controls and extra parts, mint condi- purchase the building In an "as Is' Edeliteln, James IS Andovtr Lane. Matawan DISTRICT HO. 3 single-family dwe ng on Block 73, L Bacon. William J RED BANK — Beautiful mother tion, UU. Call 291-3186 34, known as Reynolds Drive i condition Bids shall be In the hands ol Edelsteln. Phyllis IS Andover Lane. Matawan ihe Board Secretary no later than BOO 70 Avondtle Lane, Matawtn Cjrdelee, Marie 9f Green Crave Avt., Apt. 44 FAIR WARNING - Homei in n,.-.daughter home, two bedrooms down- Borough of Eatontown Kridner. Bobbie A 99 Green Grove Avt., Apt. IS-A neighborhood rarely come avattable stairs, one bedroom apartment up- .4 (MEYERS) BASS BOAT - With Kenneth A Kulp, P.M. Prevailing Local Time, June 12, Rosenberg, Barbara Lynn »1 Church St., Matawan Coltarovi, a«rlMKi Family room, eseptionai kitchen, )lfi 1979 Bids are to be placed in a sealed 2t1 Church St. Matawan Compton. Peter 99 Green Grove Ave., Apt. 44-A stairs, wall-towail carptting, dish H4MaplcAve Rosenberg. Edward fl Eckert Shirley 241 FlrstSt .Apt l baths, three bedrooms W..W0 E.Awasher, many beautiful eiitras 170,000 Eatontowi envelope and marked: BID - ANNEX White. Miry D 621 Lint Rd., Mattwan ARMSTRONG AGENCY. Realtors, 555 RED BANK BOAROOF EDUCATION, Ctllo, Christopher A. Walnut St.. Apt. 3 Cash down. SI5,000 • will assume 31' NOVA SCOTIA STAVS'L Mav» 12 DHL No. I n Manchester Ave., Prospect Ave., Little Silver 741 45" owners first mortgage 741-3194. DUE June 12, 1979 The form of "Pro Geilo. Thelma B. SCHOONER — MSOO Built in 1959, Camano. Andrea J. 310 Rvan Si, MaUwan Hasenauer, George R. 12 Manchester Ave., posal, information for bidden and SET 13 Wool lev St., Matawan recently restored, sleeps two, stainless 233 Long Branch cificalions" may be obtained bv re Jankowskl. Cassandra Liebowiti. Barbara 99 Green Gf ova Ave.. Apt. 11-A RUMSON AREA — Call Or sand for our rigging, Raisey decron sails in ex- Lee. Aaron J. 14 Harrison Ave,. Matawan "Shore and Country Living" brochi questing the same bv a latter ad- 3f Lower Main St. Matawan Love. Dominick V. 99 Green Grove Avt.. AM. A cellent repair. Palmer 22 h.p inboard, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN O'Donneil, Genevitvt M. Mainolft. Oorothv 10 Cedar St., pics, descriptions, prices on available SUPPLEMENTING CHAPTER dressed to the Red Bank Board of M Lower Mtln St.. Matawan homes APPLEBROOK AGENCY. Re- head, all cruising gear included, Cur- Education. School Board Secretary, 76 O'Donnall, James J Pruchnifc, Joan f9 Green Grove Ave., Apt. 21-A HAVE BUYERSNEED LISTINGS rently stored in Keyport Call 2M-419I GENERAL POLICE REGULATION! O'Hallortn. Joseph T 40 Brookview Lane. Matawan Rivera. Mildred altors. 117 Ave. of Two Rivers. OF THE "REVISED GENERAL 01 Branch Avenue, New Jersey 07701 40 Brookview L*nt, Matawan tf Green Grove Ave . Apt. Al C«H the Kerr Agency, Inc Rumion, MMtOO or 305-361 5391 evenings O'Halloren, Rita Terhune, CynlMtH 2U First St.. 6Jt River Rd Fair Haven. 741-4477 DINANCES OF THE CITY OF LON The Red Bank Board of Education Poison, Joseph 10 Seventh St.. Matawan Boltiglicri, Barbara C BRANCH. 1*70 " "Joosen" 14 Cedar St., THINKING OF - Selling or buying? reserves the right to reject all bidl if it Pouison, Mabel 10 Seventh St, Matawan Dooian, Claire M 103 Perry St.. HIGHLANDS — For sale by owner, low. BE IT ORDAINED by Ihe Ma determines such rejection lo be in the Rugglero. RuthM. U Bechfttln Or . Matawan DISTRICT Ma. I Call TRANS EXECUTIVE REALTV two. AskingtvXM (Negotiable) 739-2600 24 St George PI. 120s Cule, small, two-bedrooftf 671-2800 and Council of the Citv of Long Bran Sclllieri. JohnG 7 Fifth St.. Matawan A bar no. Gustine J bungalow, includes porch, patio, large or 717-4955- Ask for Howard. U Bedtsttln Or . Mattwan Monmoulh County. New Jersey, ti RED BANK BOAROOF EDUCATION Steiner, Stuart Agoito. Andres Kearney & Short SI lot Newly remodeled, dose to water TOWER HILL AREA — Red Bank, Chapter VI, General Police Regu LORAINS. HARTNETT Mat. He. • Bodon. Hector L Call 291-1274 or 170-2544. 31' RICHARDSON-Sport Fisherman, 121 Broad St., four large bedrooms, two baths, large twin 135 hj>. Chris Craft. FWC, U-lationt, ol the "Revised General O Board Secretary De Bonls. C.P. 13t Idttwlld Lane. Mttawan Croci. Emma 74 Main SI.. Apt. 3 living room with/fireplace, formal din- dlnances of the Citv of Long Brant May 22, ]9 . 138 40 De Bonis. Eleanor IM Idlewild Lane. MaUwan Davis. Ltt HOLMDEL — Bulldtr must Mil two lensive accessory list Excellent condi- 1970. n hereby amended and n » Broad St. ing room, den, eat-in kitchen, wall-to- l.on. in Miter I state ',dli- i;0«53 Faughnan. Cathy 22 Stratnmore Gdns.. Matawan Durnln. Mary L. newly completed Homes quickly Super wall carpeting, fimshed-basemeni with piementtd bv adding a new section JS Strathrnore Gdns.. Matawan Htiss. Fred w 42 Main St. value Five-bedroom Colonial, 244 Tlnton Fall* Gttherole, Linda M. 47 W. Front St , workshop, two-car attached garage, SEA CRUISER — 12' aluminum, 3 h.p be known t% Section 6 16, Jogging * Glacalone, Giovtnna J Stratftmore Gdns , Matawan Homing. Agnes M place and air conditioned Qu8l.lv exceptional landscaping.'- Principals to read as follows U Strethmore Gdns.. MaUwan Lamb, Dorothy M, 140 Broad St.. struction Call m-U5J evenings Sears Little Dude trailer 20 hours use. PUBLIC NOTICE Grande, Richard M. 45 Beers SI 115,000 741 4I« * "Section 6-U Jogging PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Mack. Raymond J 19 Strathmori Gdnt , Matawan Lawson, William Mac Ewan, Dougiai H SO Beers St . Apt S-J HOLMDEL — Shaded by tall trees, this b 16 i Regulation II shall be i. public hearing will be held bv Ihe Zon- Mack, Susan 19 Strathmort Gdns. MaUwan WALKER J. WALKER SEAGULL OUTBOARD - Model 110 lawful for anv person to JOB on a 49 Strtthmore Gdns , Mttewtfi Mackev. Thomas 50 Beers St. Apt. 7 j four-bedroom Colonial has family room ing Board of Adjustment ot Ihe Manc.ni. Joanne M 6 Broad 51. Rm 1. Fl I REALTORS iongshaM, excellent running condition public street in Ihe Citv of Long Bi Borough of Tinlon Falls, at Ihe Munici 2U Church SI, Apt No 2, Matawan Maldonedo. Ana with beamed ceiling, fireplace, formal Shrewsbury Office /4) S213 1300 Call 946-3099 O'Connor. Christine Mercado, Dolores 92 Main SI., dining room, central air conditioning, except in accordance with Ihe followi pai Building, 556 Tinton Avenue, Tinton O'Connor, John R. 24J Church St.. Matawan Middletown Office 671-3311 -emulations, Falls, on June 7. 1979 al 8 15 P M 120 Idlewild Lane, Malawan Merkel. Chris 17« Broad St.. OtS heal Aluminum tiding UV-2311 SUMMER STORAGE Pearl. Edward P, Miranda. Ptdro I. 74 Main St.. a. All loggers shall The purpose of this hearing Is 10 Seltier, Janet 9ivanhoe Lane, Matawan Trailer Boats up to 25' 47 Cypress Lane, Matawan Molina. Adtl* 31 Main St., HOIMOEl UM WITH Fenced. Lit. Locked Yard direction facing traffic consider Ihe application of Charles Straua. Frances Century 21 Van's Agency 132 Condominiums shall, during the Molina. Linda 124 Broad SI, Apt. 1 Reasonable Rates b. Alt lot Zebe tor site Plan approval, use vari- Dllt Nt. It Morales, Julio 171 Broad St. lime between one-half hour atler sun- ance tor professional use In a residen- 23 Ingram Circle. Matawan Town Houses 291 5400 Ask tor Norm Chester Aianj Ramos. Branda L 74 Main Si, set and one-hall hour before sunrise, tial district and certain bulk variances Chester, Ann Marie 23 ingram Circle. Matawan Kl-ANbBtJMi. Irnmaculalf ' -»* r orange reflective vests Rodnquei. Hector 43 Broad Si.. VOLVO VIESEL MARINE - Engine, to include front yard setback, frontage Cohen. Shtryl D. 25 Ictmeadow Lane. Matawan Rodriquei, Jose A. • Cod type L-iMocd living and dining HICK TOWN — Two-bedroom ranch IIK cylinder, 100 h,p.. ? to t velvet »-16.2 Definition. and side yard setback with respect to 90 Ivy Way, MaUwan S4 Main St.. Apt, 33 room, cheerful kitchen, two nice Dtloech, Josephine Rodnquai. LutfcA. 41 Broad St. Apt. 2 condo Pool. Minutes to beach an drive, fresh wttercooied. less than 100 a. 'Jogging' as used in this ises known as Block 7A, Lots 23 Huntiev, Alice Lorelta SOt Laurie Lane. Matawan Selph, JohnB Jr. bedrooms, Ti baths Upper Main St, iwev 130,000 747-7795 or 456-247 hours on engine. Excellent running Section shall include running of all and 1*. located on Newman Springs JO* Laurie Lane. Matawan 171 Broad St, Apt, 1 section. 145.900 No down to Qualified Huntley. James Richard Jr Soto, Juan 171 Broad St., Apt. 2 condition Will demonstrate. SW00. Call kinds and »l all speeds, Road, in the Borough ot Tinton Falls, iSlthan Lane,MeUwan Soto, Nilda Vet. Also, two bedroom cottage, after 4 P.m . 2M4II3 County of Monmoulh, New Jersey A Lvon. Barbara n Broad St, Apt. 4 b 'Streets' as used in thu Sec- Lvon, Linda A. 15 Ittitn Lane, Malawan Villafane, Fernando screened porch, gas heat, garage, tion shall include the entire area of the it the maps and documents are on 21 Broad 51 , Apt J 112,900 14.000 down if qualified beautiful view of the Nevesink From Lvon, William R. IS iman Lani, Matawan DISTRICT NO* 31 Broad SI . Apt 3 WELCRAfT V 20 — Sttp lift, 165 h.R. oadwav between curbs, and. on ith the Secretary of ihe Zoning } Island PI .Matawtn Boll. Carl J Chateau Realty, Real Eilale. 215 Carr 190,000 July occupancy 741-0116. inboard outboard Mercruiscr. head, sirtets where there art no curbs, shall Board of Adjustment and available for Rav. Jamas L 42 Broad St., Ave . Keansburg, W WW . full winter and summer covers Spot- Rev, LOIa M. 3 island Pi.. Malawan Bramlett,Claude tttC SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — Resales, include the shoulders adjacent to Ihe public Inspection at the Municipal Bramleti, Deborah A light. C8 radio, many extras, dual pavement lor the full width of the right Building, 5Se Tinlon Avenue, Tinton Dist. Nt. 11 251 Atlantic SI . Apl 2O-A LOCUST WATERFRONT loui models. LAWLEY AGENCY, tt d tl d t lh Puccl, Janice 134 IvvhillDr .Matawan Cuff it, Glenn Realtors. 741-6262, eve.s. M2-S179. Falls, New Jersey during normal bun Murphy. Eileen M. 151 Atlantic St. API 4 Older Colonial, three bedrooms, living Hot*ins. Deanna JO indigo Lane, Matawan 151 Atlantic St., Apt. 4 ness hours 3 Ingtewood Lane, Malawan Pittius, Meriene room, dining room, den, kitchen Has Slark. Lorraine 33 Brook Avt potential Good view ol river 195,000 ROBERT B. THALER Stark. Samuel I Ingiewood Lane, Matawan snarfcev, Jotnn Attorney lor the Applicant van Charldorp, William 231 Atlantic St, Ap1 47 A firm Can >*\ IMI 154 Recreational DHL Na. 12 427 Atlantic St. Mav 29 M40 GuluilV. ELiiabttttL. 400 Hwv, No, 34. Apt 14, Bldg No. 2. LONG BRANCH - 14 rooms, approx- capel, cus pes, Vehicles MaUwan 251 Atlantic IC Apt » •3 Jackson St. imately 200' from ocean, two blocks The Ordinance published herewith 249 State of New Jersey Hoblitieii, WilliamC. Ill 400 Hwv No 34. Apt. No, 14. BldO. 1. north of Long Branch pier Mortgage tral atr. 163,500. 747-154$. wa. introduced at a regular meeting of LITTLE SILVER I9M Y ELLOWSTONE - 17". 11400 19fJ MaUwan money available Ut.500 Call Ul JIM SHADOW LAKE the City Council of Ihe Citv of Long "PUBLIC NOTICE 12 WarrtnOr..MaUwan DISTRICT Ht. I Mercury Marquil, HSOO Both fully Branch in the County of Monmoutfi, Howiev. Mary Ellen FingerhuL Jarvli after 5; 30 _ _ NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN that Lipuma, Karen 400 Hwv NO. 34. Apt No 1, Bldg. NO. ), BETTER THAN NEW! equipped and in good tpnditlon Pack New Jersey, held on Mtv 27, l«/9 and a Public hearing will be held by the Martin, Roger L MIODLETOWN IWP LEONARDO will be further considered for final pas- Matawan DISTRICT Me. 2 immediate occupancy of this delightful age price. 12500. 471-94W. New Jersey Department ot Transpor 400 Hwv. No, 34, Apt. No. 1. Bldg No. S, — Two-story Colonial with open stair- sage after a public hearing thereon at a Lipuma, Vincent C. Reed. Earl F III 47 Woodbine Avt.. Shrewsbury" model Combination liv MO TON HOMES FOR RENT tat ion in the Hearing Room (Room 140 Mattwan case, large kitchen with many cabi- ng room and dining room Florida meeting of said City Council lo be held of the Department of Transportation DISTRICT Nt.4 nets, refrigerator arutoishwashcr Liv- Check our unbeatable at (he City Council Chambers. Third Wellach. Myra L II June Pi .MtUwtn Marctlli. Joseph A. 24 Rumson PI.. Red Bank •oom, huge master bedroom with Building, tOJJ Parkway Avenue. Tren 11 June Pi, Matawan ing room. den. twg bedrooms, heated Dressing room and bath Top-of-the-Hne low rates and compare, 224-0472 Floor. J4* Broadway. Long Branch. ton. New Jersey, with presentations a Wallech. Robert Lee Mercelli. Patricia Ann 24 Rumion Pi. Red Bank sun parlor or third bedroom, IVi baths. New Jersey on June 12. 1979 at B 00 Dlst. Nt. t) RUMSON flOROUOH appliances, well-lo wall carpel and 14' TAG-ALONG TRAILER 1W 2pm and 1 p.m. on Thursday. June 21 14 Chariot P., Matawan laundry room, two n»*teiator fire- drapes included. Just reduced to 1979, for Ihe purpose of considering Dymond, Linda M DISTRICT Nt. 1 places, besemtnl. workshop, attached Self-contained, sleeps tour, excellent Farrtll, Woodrow Wilson, 3S4 Monastery Lane, Matawtn 147,900 Call tor appointment condition Can after t »i W04 JENNIE C DtFAZlO public transportation protects NAME ADDRESS OF RIOISTRATKW garage Beautifully landscaped Bv which financial assistance is being HAZLIT TOWNSHIP owner Excellent condition IM.TO0. VAN HORN AGENCY Citv Clerk ADDRESS OF RIQISTRATION Annacono. William R SOBlnthamAve.. May 2V IU 7(1 sought from the Urban Mass Trenspoi NAME Lankone, Joan P 29 Church St., 172-0542 747-4100 lahon Administration (UMTAI DISTRICT Nt. I Lutes. Gwtn W. 44 Allen St.. pursuant 10 the Urban Mass Transooi 23 Central Ave.. Keypori MIDDLETOWN - aeautilui art*. 604 River Rd Fair Haven 234Marlboro Di PlntO, D.I. Luies. Paul A. 44 Allen St., tation Aclof 1944, as amended Di Pinto. Maureen A. 23 Central Ava,, Keyport MaHetl. Robert 1 AialttLant, three-bedroom ranch, country kitchen 40 Park Ave.. West Keansburg wttti pantry, garage, on a treed lot, in TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO Proposed under TRANSPAC are Manganaro, Rosemant Masket. Bernard B I0NIN0 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT the following proiecls the purchase of 12 Central Ave.. MR 1. Kayport Montefusco, Gary v nice develoment Available to VA and 137 Lots & Acreage Peterson. Adele 22 First St. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING approximately 1,100 new buses; mod Petersen. Frank 12 Central Ave.. MR 1. Keyport Oekei, Ann C FHA qualified buyers .53.900 BOB 210 Lost & Found K Locutt Grove Tr Pk . Kiytwrt 33 Church St., GRIMM AGENCY, 5e*-«400_^ TO ADJOINING erniialion of tht Newark Subwav Svs Bnellgrove. Mildred F Rich, Johanna MIODLETOWN BV OWNER PROPERTY OWNERS tern, tn upgrade ol the Raritan Vailei 141 Eighth SI. West Keansburg Snaper, Joan 74WatfiinglonSt . warden. William D, Sheraton Lent, MIDOLETOWN *R| A BY OWMl H - Building lot. IOOIIOO LOST — Whiting and Davis silver mesh FILE NO. 5074 Lin*, improvements to the rail fleet, DISTRICT Nt.l DISTRICT Na. 2 A New Hi Level, inree-bedroom. two 241-3442 bag on 520 a I the Harbor island Soe, IN THE MATTER OF RALPH W restoration of railroad stations and as- Da vine, Dtnlel L 10 Craig St., Hailet Arnold. Patricia 63 East River Rd., bath. den. garage, fenced in, aluminum Long Branch- Large reward ottered STEWART 1 ANN M STEWART sociated barking facilities, svstei Goeb, Michael J. 25 Bayview Ave.. Htlltt Brunhotlll, Corrint M.A 140 East Rlvtf Rd., wide track rehabilitation; rail equip- Burkt, Vlrglnit A. tiding, ail electric 8 RMuili renovat- due to sentimental value of the Purse PLEASETAKENOTICE Johnson, Virginia 14 Craig St.. Hai-et ed collage, two bedrooms, bath, loft. 138 Mobile Homes Tht undersigned has appealed to ment maintenance facilities at Su 16 Craig 51 . Hailet Emmom, Edward Call US 0SM nyside Yard. Improvements lo the Johnson. William J J Knoll Terr.. Htilet Peterson. Carl B. HIUhen dining combination, fenced, the Zoning Board ot Adjustment of Nardelli. Linda E. aluminum «ui»g was heat lt\ 7**2 LOST - "Rusty" IS lost — male Marlboro Township for a variance oi North Jersey Coast Line, reel Salmon, Lillian M URICKTOWN - New 1971 12x40, one eclrificetion of tht Morrlstown Line, DISTRICT Nt. 3 Salmon. William O bedroom, fully furnished, carpeting Beagle Red. tan. white Tan collar. recom medal ion of variance or grant o Colello. Charles 13 Mary Ann Ct, West Ktansburg Mlddltlown Heartbroken. Please call 787-17I1. a special use permit from or pursutn design and land acquisition (or t rail IM Liberty pi.. West Keensburg Thorell, William O Ht-SIM eouiomenl repair shop, construction^ Dtrrow, Marshall J DISTRICT Ha. 3 to Ihe provisions of Articles!*) Sec Me Bride. Brian 90 Hudson Ave.. West Keentburg LOST CAT — About a vear old. beige 444 S. Laurel Ave.. West Keansburg Sorrentino, Anthony EXCLUSIVE BROCK WOOD 1949 — 12x15, two and while, white (lea collar, malt, Siumskl, Carol Ann Von Der Llesh, John IS BavSt bedrooms. l< i baths, furniture end «P Lincrotl area. W£-t3*4, MMOH. 240 Rumson 240Rumson DISTRICT Me.4 Von Der Lieth. Lvnne A 125 Avt. of Two Rivers. WATERFRONT Dances. Musi be moved 11500 Bessemer. Brent M. 10 Gelewood Dr., Hailet DISTRICT Mo. 4 125 Avt.of TwoRlvtri LOST — Behind Monmouth Meals. NOTICE Bessemer, Blelne M. 10GaltwoodDr .Mallei Abbott. CharttiC. Jr. Unlaue 23 Sycamore Dr., Hailtt Eatontown. eight-week old Shepherd NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN bv the Board of Education of the Rumson Doucelte. Andre Clifford, Gretchen R t River's Edge Dr. beauiiiui (»AHUtN PARK MOBILE HOMES — Fair Haven Regional High School District to the residents of Rumson and n Stephen Si., Hailtt Walk I i (he uelio into the Ii'iI5' Collie, brown with black nose and ears Miller, Douglas W Hubberd. Paul Fife 133 Ridge Rd, Bethany Rd.. Hailei Adult park. Walk Reward Call S43-IM1 or 74/-U/3 Fair Haven utat: 9 w Richard St.. Haiiei DISTRICT Ne. I great room with granite lirtpiace and lo snooping and N Y bui 1M]1U Simile. Frank 12 W. Richard 51 .Mailei 172 Rumion Rd , 1. The regular work session meetings of the Board ot Education of the Tolly. Kathleen Cooper, Irene random oak floors Separate wing can LOST — Red Bank area, brown and 1 Sycamore Or . Hailet DISTRICT Ne. 4 be used for teenagers or servants Call NEED FAST SALE — Ia42, two- Rurmon.Falr Haven Reg. H. S. District for Ihe year 1979-19M will be Walsh. Raymond W U Broedmoor Or , while rnaie rabbit, black and white held in Ihe library at the high school at B 00 P.M. as listed below Hamm, Brewsttr C. for appointment bedroom, new healer, mutt be moved, iali raboil Children heartbroken Re- DISTRICT Na. I good condition. Asking H900 Make Work Session Meetings Adler, MariorttE. 43 Bucknell Dr, Htiiet Harttgan. J. Gavnor 22 Washington Avt., CROWELL AGENCY ward Please call 74V Mil June 12th, 1179 Dec i ith, 1979 June 24th, 1979 Dec 11th, 1979 322Middle Rd. Hailet Slurgis. Leonard R oiler IW-S29S July 24th. 1979 Jan. 22nd. 1910 Dickhul, AlvctC, Wldemen, Lois K 11 Shrewsbury Dr.. July 10th, 1979 Jan Bin. 1910 Knaus. Eleanor I Stanford Dr , Hailel 54 Shrewsbury Dr.. 741-4030 Aug. 14th. 1979 Feb. 12th. I9K Aug. 2tth. 1979 Feb. 19th, I9to I Stanford Or Hailti 211 Special Notices Mtr 11th, 1910 Sept. 25th, 1979 Mer.Uth.tfto Kneus. Manuel 1 Ave ot Two Rivers So 140 Real Estate Wanted Sept, 11th. \m 1 DISTRICT Nt 6 MIDOLETOWN - Call or MM lor our Oct. 9th. 1*79 .Apri l 8th. I9„M Oct. 13rd, l«n April 15th, l SHREWSBURY RORO Cirner, ELiiabeth A i Dukt Lane, Hailet NAME ADDRESS "Snort ant} country Living" brwhurt. Nov. 11th, 1979 Mav 4th, 19M Nov. 2/lh. 1979 May 20th, iw» % Cornell Dr , mini plr.1. dtunphom. gmes on tvailtbll ANYONE — knowing whereabout! of Grttne, Franci.X. Jr DISTRICT He. 1 LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES— ir Lois Thorne. please contact Howard 2. Trie special meetings of ihe Board of Education of the Rumson-Fair H Cornell Or. Htiiet Haven Regional High School District for the school vear 197919W shall Greene, Judith Genole. Lady J Thorn, Fl, Unit E. Leesburg. N.J Heot, George A. 12 Robert Rd.. Httltt Guerlno. Scott Jr illorl. »MJ»I 3S, MiUdl»lo*n *" I3OO Holmdei area THE SMOLKO ACEN 01317. be held from time to time al a lime and a plate to be designated in the CY, f«7O133 prior notice al required bv the "Open Public Meetings Act" and In DISTRICT No. 7 DISTRICT Ha. 3 Davidson, Anne K II Gibson Dr .Hailel Me Cue, Theresa A. 744 Broad SI COUNSELING -Personal problems, accordance with this resolution II Gibson Dr., Hailet IN. Commerciol MATAWAN LIST WITH eletionships. sexuality, adolescence, 3 This notice shall be posted upon the Public bulletin board In Ihe Clerk's Davidson. Joan K SMRIWMURY TOWNSHIP Century 21 Van's A«encv Kellv, Brian 17 Miriam PI , Hailet Rental! fear, depression Arlene Mehtman office ot the municipal buildings in the Borough! of Rumson and Fair 4 Greenwev Si . Haiiei DISTRICT NO. t U4-1M1 MSMSW. Red Bank Matawan offices Haven, respectively, and shell remain so posted throughout the school Lew, Helen F Beach, Ootrw A. IM Crawford St., EaMnMwn year lf79-1t«>. Marcollero. Chartes J 110 GoWen Lane, Hailel •42 3443 S3 Golden Lane, Haztet Bedford, Verne R 27 Crawford St., Eattnltwn « Copies of the proposed agenda insofar es li known of the regular, Seiamon. Diane Mall: P.O. BOX 34, Fair Haven EXTRA BEDROOM ? workshop and or special meetings be pasted at least 4t hours in DISTRICT Ne I Cor alto, Judv A. 45 Crawford St., Ettantown rtlME INDUSTRIAL STAGE advance of the scheduled meeting in the Clerk's ottke of the municipal Klunefc. Gerard w I Tail Oatti Dr . Hariet 117 Crawford St., EiMwtmii 4 Mountain Ave . Htlltt Elliot, Dennis 12.000 sq (1 Tailgate load- MAKE THAT EXTRA ROOM WORK buildings in the Boroughs ot Rumson and Fair Haven, respectively, Schaetfer, Pttrlcla B Fundtrburg, lion0.. Jr. 2 Crawford St., Aet, t, Eatentown FOR YOU WHILE YOU HgLP AN- and any revision! to tht same be posted as soon thereafter t\ Is Schaetftr, Steve 4 Mountain A*e. Hailet 2 Crtwtord St,, A#t. 3. Eater Ing, railroad siding, private 149 Middle Rd.. Hailtt Funderburg. Rhonda M OTHER PERSON GAIN DIGNITY Possible all of which to remain so posted until atler the meeting ftei Shorrocli, Chtrlottt Gross. ErnaV U Crawford M.llttMin parking, air conditioned, AND INDEPENDENCE: BECOME A been completed Shorrock, Cheryl 3» Middle Rd.. Hat lei i7Crawfor4S4..AM.W.~ 149 Middle Rd,. Mailet Hvnmmin, Larland T apr.nkle.ed Public transpor- 1S2 Boats A Accessories SKILL DEVELOPMENT SPONSOR 1 The Secretary Is hereby author if ed to obltin from any person t Shorrock, James Johnson, Mary A IS iarktr Ave.. Eatentewn reasonable sum to reimburse the Board ot Education of the Rumion- Shorrock. Sharon 249 Middle Ho.. Hailel tation FOR THE N.J. DIVISION OF MEN Jones, Barbara U;c-ewfwew.ee4t<*ewr, TAL RETARDATION WE WILL Felr Haven Regional High School District lor tht cost* ot mailing of DISTRICT Ne 1 I' INTERNATIONAL FlBERGLAS — Liming, Patricia 0 TRAIN YOU TO USE TOUR UNIQUE the meeting agenda, schedule or nollct which mav be requested to be Htrrlne/ton. JltfC 19 Parkview Terr., Haitel Muscato. William G. 40 Crawford St., Eel 747*1100 unaooul. imiudei eO h.p, Johnson ABILITIES AND MATCH YOU WITH so mailed bv any Individual, group, organiiation or body, excluding Ronnlng, ELIiabeth A 9 Parkview Terr , Hailtt tilboard and controti Emeltent boa Overton. Ben lam In E .Jr 43 Crawford St., f A RETARDED PERSON WHO public newspapers, and the Secretary is directed lo respond lo such Tllton, John E 1 Otter St.. Hailtt Ravo, Cafttherlne J. II Crawford St., Ettowltww I tor tishing or sluing. Asking SHOO Cal NEEDS TRAINING IN LIFE SKILLS requests promptly end In accordance with law Wendell. Linda A 17 Linda PI.. Haittl > >4\i*li, 9-5, Monday through Friday Senhtmmer, Euotnt J, Jr 10 Barter Ave, IUwllM AND SOCIAL AWARENESS, WHICH 4. Tht Secretary on behalf of this Board shall be authorize^ to direct that DISTRICT No. It Spenctr. Sharon mCrewforaSt, EatoMtwfi 54 BROAD ST. ONLY YOU CAN PROVIDE! ROOM any other necessary action be performed bv the appropriate officials Barbette. Auguillrte R IS Sam s Mobile Ct., Hwv. No. 34, Htilel N.J. Revised Statute 19 32 It. provide) that any pent* aflKljad bv tfl RED BANK, N.J. \r ' FlBERGLAS— Deep V boat. Tap AND BOARO PAID TO YOU AT A or employees of this Board to fulfill the mandates ot the "Open Public Hogen, Anna E. Rt 34. Sam's Mobile Ct, Httltt above action shell during the week immediately preceding tht Mtctlefi end el MONTHLY RATE ADDITIONAL Meetings Act" Insofar es the tame are applicable to the work and Levitt, Laura Let 13 Birch Ave., Hailet •-office ewHe |fl00 aq ft.) may be the election dav have Ihe right to make aeeilcatlon la a Jwdeft ef the Cawtf STIPENDS BASED ON HOURS OF activities of tht Board of Education ot the Rumeon-Fatr Haven Levitt. Wayne ilitrchAvt. Htittl Court of Ihe County of Menmouth for tht purpeta af tftUKUng OT trdJff tub-divided for eny portion thereof: TRAINING YOU PROVIDE TO THE Regional High School District. Wilbur, Kay L If lam's Trailer Pk- Huttl and ilnote otnoe. IN N) fl. Central »-ntitling him to vote In the district In which ho actually mtdti TtM fMKdtnft 17' DAY SAILER — MS& Bandit, great RESIOENT. CALL (4091 21-t-ttli Authorized b* the Rumson-Falr Haven Regional Hleh Schoot DISTRICT Ne 11 proof shall be upon tht aaottteni air. heat, private parking, ttevttpr, family boat. Fast, stable, dry. 4' 13 Creek Rd.,Haitei 'full laniiorial larviee included. WEEKDAYS FOR PERSONAL AT Board of Education, May 22nd. 1979 Blackburn, Au O Film* location cockpit 4'4" cabin fl" headroom. Dated Mac 13rd, 11» Blackburn, Rtglna P lICreefcRd.Htirtt Fully equipped, Good condition 12 Creek Rd H ailei tfit tt RtCtOUt JottehJ.CIerl Blackburn, Wendy C el RevMtfMlen Trailer Moving, sadly must sell Alt A PROGRAM OF THE N.J DEPART Board Secretary Bleckwood, William J J Wlnthroo Pi , Htilet 747-1100 | May If ing 11900. 94e»SI2 MENT OF HUMAN SERVICES. May 29 l» 40 SlarUrl, Frank 7Lynn«Lvd..H»rlel ana 20 SHREWSBURY N.J TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1979 Columnists go shufflin' to New Orleans By H.|k A. like Billy-Sue-Marie and Barbara-Jean-M*y and no Shanaa, first steamboat race in 100 years on the Miiuwppl River Danas or Lanas got under way from the docks along Poydras Stratt be- NEW ORLEANS lAP) - The National Society of Grixurd was the envy of his colleagues, having recent- tween the Delta Queen and the Mississippi River Queen Columnists met here this past week in this City That Care ly been syndicated, which means that editors on other Occasional Boat race* may have been held at the Fair Forgot in the same hotel as the American Gas Distributors papers betides bis home base (known in the trade as his Grounds race track in the intervening years, of course, aid Association flagship) will have the right to tenderize, pulverize, vul- this one seemed to have that sort of aroma about it, since This may strike some people as a duplication of effort garize and emasculate his copy regularly. both paddlewbeelers were owned by the same company or double jeopardy or something, but it was not difficult to Not only that but the judges for the first leg of the race, up tell the two seminars apart Hearts were also lilted when leiiow scrivener Lewis During one of the business sessions, Seymour Ro- river to Audubon Park in the direction of Baton Rouge, t.ruzaid of the Atlanta Constitution revealed how he senberg, the resident pundit in Spartanburg, S.C., sought were three New Orleans newspapermen: George Healy, The gas peddlers were the ebullient effervescent folk launched a contest for his readers to find the perfect beer the advice of his brother and sister scribblers as to whether Peter Binney and Bob Roesler They took up their positions howling up the corridors with paper cups in their hands and joint in his circulation area, which not only got them to his devoted Baptist readership would tolerate a yam he along the polished mahogany bar of the Mississippi River wearing T-shirts that said "Belly Buttons Need Lovin write several columns for him but allowed him to field-test heard about a Jewish importer who wanted to open up a Queen, the larger of the two boats, and some people Too," while the columnists mooned about the lobby in the nominations on the expense account. speciality food store in a shopping mall under the sign of wondered how you could judge a boat race while riding on comatose camaraderie wondering where their next idea The prerequisites for the perfect beer joint, as best I "Cheeses of Nazareth." one of the boats, especially since the bar didn't even face was coming from can recall them, specified that the juke box had to play He was told that considering the gas shortage and the port holes and the mirrors were occluded. They did perk up a bit when some unknown benefactor only real country and western songs — dirges like "I Give prices at the pump, getting ridden out of town on a rail crashed their wake with a 50-pound box of freshly boiled Her the Ring. She Save Me the Finger, "Don't Cry on My waan't such a demeaning thing anymore Well, that gave the passel of pusillanimous penpushers Louisiana crawdads on his shoulder It's difficult to remain Shoulder, Your Tears are Rusting My Spurs" — the place This reminded another of the essayists Jim Dent of the and procrastinating paragraphers a profundity to pause down in the mouth (or long while unzipping the roseate had to have a bartender named "Hoss," no fancy beers Charleston (W Va.) Gazette, that the rabbi in his townha d over in the midst of plagiarizing each other's output. "On spines of these succulent crustaceans and dispatching like Pauli Girl or Heinekens, an old Miller's High Life sign hung up a sign outside the synagogue "No Parking, t/i Natchez'' was the cry as they stuffed the deck chairs and them gulletwards with a heady elixir called Dixie Beer, over I he bar bubbled up neon globs in psychedelic, mind- Violators Will be Circumscribed." old columns Into the yawning red mouth of the engine room which is brewed with a built-in crying towel bending spasms and a select female clientelle with names Somewhere during this congress of wordsmiths the furnace Kish quits Matawan school post

MATAWAN - Assistant the superintendent position. His two-year contract with the ninth grade in the dis- The Board of Education is Superintendent of Schools Dr. He said he hadn't intended the West Morris district will trict's two middle schools. As expected to accept Dr. Kish's a result of the move the high Robert Kish has announced his leaving the Matawan—Aber- begin Aug. 1. resignation at its meeting to- The West Morris School school was able to resume sin- resignation to acce pt a Job as deen Regional School District gle sessions night. superintendent of the West so soon, but he said he was District Includes two high Morris Regional School Dis- training to become a super- schools with about 2,400 stu- trict. intendent and that when he dents. DOT announces Road closing • Dr. Kish, who has served as was offered the position he de- The Matawan-Aberdeen assistant superintendent since cided to take it Regional district serves about TRENTON - The Depart- ning June 18 for reconstruction 'April 1, 1978, will receive a The assistant super- 5,500 students. ment of Transportation (DOT) and drainage improvements $5,000 salary increase as a re- intendent received a $35,000 a Dr Kish has been credited has announced that Hope Road The DOT suggests that motor- sult of the job switch. How- year salary here and will re- with implementing a modular in Katontown and Tinton ists go through Fort Mon- ever, he said the the primary ceive {40,000 a year at West scheduling system at the re- Kalis, Monmouth County, will mouth using Pearl Harbor reason for his leaving was for Morris Regional. gional high school and placing be closed for four weeks begin- Road

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