but he s m o Donald M Uraurro of Freehold, attanwy far Harvey Richardson, «ra»Mlei evttMct that after dM kwfor tfcBrtdt vthicle was struct from bekiad I anolaer o tempted lo show that McBrtd* Sr. Howewr, Dr Jame* H Norwa Jr;, n awocUU) county •a** motor at taa time of tk* •ectdeit, tMttftatf tk* •a mttm s*w«d HWWt tad «ed of a traoseettd MTU. ling apart of the irtery *M probably raptt iccelerattoo of the pick-up true* aad H^^HlUe't body in Uw he»d-oa crash. He Hut MeBrlde was traveling it about » mlta* per hour when the Raymond Richardson vthltle atruck Uw (ruck »taliooi7»mUe« per hour, p«ihlng (he MeBrlde track backwards about a hel , The Daily Register
VOL.100 NO. 302 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JUNE 20,1978 15 CENTS Byrne OKs 'Hook' teacher wishes By SHERRY CONOHAN jail sentences commuted by Gov. Byrne after a strike last fall. liability coverage for the one day the teachers work at Sandy government will not assume liability for the teachers. SlatefcMte C»rresp«»deal Jeffrey Light, an aide to the governor, said six state Hook. Mr. Light said the governor's office will make arrange- TRENTON—The office of Gov. Brendam T. Byrne yester- troopers would be provided at the park on the day — as yet "Our position is that our liability is what it otherwise is ments to have six state policemen on hand at the park to provide day agreed to accept I statement of nonliability from federal unnounced — that the teachers will be there. He said the park's under the law," he explained of the state's stand.. the protection Mr. Morgan had requested. He said they would park officials and to provide police protection as requested so statement of nonliability for any Injuries suffered by teachers "I really don't foresee any difficulty," he added. "The have the ability to call in whatever additional resources might that m Hatawan teachers can work off their alternative service in the course of the beach clean-up was in the mall, and that as teachers are going out there to pick up debris. It's not particu- be necessary, but he doubted that even the orig'nal six will be by cleaning debris from the beaches at Sandy Hook. soon as it arrives at the governor's office he expects to finalize larly rw 4(1 work. It's the kind of thing lawyers worry about — needed. The two demands were made by Kenneth Morgan, assistant the arrangements. proba* .y too much." "I don't think that's an issue. I have a hard time believing superintendent of Gateway National Recreational Area at "If that satisfies him, it satisfies us." Mr. Light said of the Mr Light said, however, it "certainly is understandable" someone would take a day off work to go out and heckle Sandy Hook, before he would allow the teachers to spend a day park executive's requests. that the park service would want to send some sort of document teachers," he said. "I expect that whoever is there (in the way la the park on an environmental cleanup detail to make up for Mr Light said the state would not provide any special lo both the state and the teachers stating that, the federal See Dyne, page I In Long Branch Prosecutor set to resign ByANNBRENOFF Kennedy,' Broadway, Long legal work to Mr. Iandanza Other than his duties In mu- LONG BRANCH - Eugene Branch. when he cannot sit as city so- nicipal court, Mr. Iadanza is A. Iadania, the assistant city As municipal prosecutor, licitor, allows another member presently representing the city attorney and city prosecutor, Mr. Iandanza had been re- of the Bonello firm to sub- in only two matters — Sea Co- will resign at the end of this quired to attend local court for stitute for him. lony Ltd. and in the appeal of month. two full working days each Mr. Iadanza would not com- convictions of the State vs. Mr. Iadanza confirmed yes- week. ment on this. Tawil matter. terday that he has submitted This, combined with a ban Traditionally, when the city preventing any members of his attorney had to be absent from The salary for the assistant his resignation, effective June city attorney- municipal prose- JO, to city officials law firm from representing a meeting, the assistant city any client before any city attorney would replace him. cutor's post is $12,500. This waa He has held the city post for board or agengy because of Mr. Bonello, however, said increased when Mr. Iadanza 14 months, having been ap- Mr. Iadama's employment that city codes enable him to signed his contract in April, pointed during a major legal with the city, prompted the continue the practice of having UN, shake-up within the city's legal resignation, sources said. a member of his own firm act Mr. Iadanza's contract will sUff . The resignation comes on as his substitute. He also said not expire until next April, al- Reportedly, Mr. Iadama's the heels of a sharp criticism that by keeping the work In the though Mayor Henry R. Cioffl reason for resigning is that the from Dr. Sal J. Prezioso, city same firm, it allows for better is expected to name a re- city job Is too time consuming business administrator, who continuity. placement on the July 3 gov- and no longer economically two weeks ago blasted Richard Mr. Iadaiua has acted as ernmental reorganization feasible. Bonello, the city attorney. city counsel In Instances where meeting. The selection would He Is an attorney with the Dr. Prezioso charged that Mr. Bonello has been In a pos- have to be approved by the firm of Gagliano, Tucci and Mr. Bonello, rather than ferret sible conflict of interest. City Council. March On Aberdeen Council hopes to see Carter on zip code By DAVID GRAULICH screened in advance of the es than they should be due to police department will also • ••ttttr Hwtt fey D«v» KlnftfMi march. confusion over names," the take part in the protest, the ON TO KINDERGARTEN— Shaking hands In pride, Derek Johnson, left, and ABERDEEN •• An angry township council has chosen "We hope to focus attention mayor said. mayor said. Michael Dorato, both 5, clasp diplomas from the Pre-school Readiness on the (government's) dis- Mr. Kaufman expressed ex- Council member Michael July 18 as the day for a march 1 Enrichment Program (PREP) at the Atchlson School, Tlnton Falls.PREP Is regard for a legitimate re- asperation over repeated at- Wicke expressed his anger In designed to help pre- school age children overcome mild social, emotional on Washington to protest the Federal Government's stand quest," the mayor said. The tempts to reach President strong terms. "The time for and physical difficulties so they will be ready to enter kindergarten. This year on the Aberdeen Zip Code. township has been seeking rec- Carter. "I've been writing the kidding around is over," he 16 three-year-olds and 16 four-year-olds attended the federally funded ognition of an Aberdeen zip President with great regu- said. "Our civil rights are classes. Mayor Edward Kaufman code following the township's larity, complaining about the being violated." Mr. Wlcke, a said at last night's council name change last fall. Postal Service," he said. The Democrat, charged the Presi- meeting that all seven mem- Mayor Kaufman said after mayor said a response arrived dent with having "lied" about bers of the council would the meeting that the council yesterday from the office of being more accessible to the Keyport may get parking travel to Washington and pro- members will pay their own the Postmaster General, people and called the govern- test in front of the Postal Ser- fare to Washington and will saying It had been given Aber- ment's attitude "a disgrace." vice headquarters. The mayor travel either by car or train, deen's letters to the President He urged a class-action suit said the protest would be He said residents are welcome and repeating the original posi- against the Post Office. meters by U.S. command "peaceful" and that the coun- to join the protest. tion that Mr. Kaufman had Councilman Eugene cil members "would carry "To a considerable extent, complaihed about. The mayor Sadowski, maintaining a By MARK GRAVEN "They've got to be out of their A HUD official has in- some kind of placards." Town- people don't realize the im- said the council will try to see straight face, added, "There's gourds." dicated that an application for ship manager Donald Guluzzy the President on July 18. Lt. KEYPORT - The borough portance of the name change. been a lot of snickering, but Borough businessmen have the grant may be looked upon suggested the signs be They may be paying more tax- John HcGinty of the Aberdeen may have to build a new wa- more favorably if parking See Aberdeei, page 1 Edward terfront parking lot the federal committed themselves to (886,000 in capital improve- meters, expected to raise government's way — with ments to their establisments, 111,000 in revenue, are placed parking meters — if it wants to in order to obtain a 1200,000 on the lot, Barry Sllbersteln of obtain a $200,000 federal grant Suspend pair for blowing up a toilet Housing and Urban Develop- Schoor Engineering told the for the project. Borough Council last night. ment (HUD) grant to finance By DAVID TURNER dallsm at the high school has toilet's ceramic material for damages done by vandals. had been blinded in one eye "Who are these nuts in the parking lot and other facil- Mr. Silberstein said he jour- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP been "ridiculous" for the past flying through the air. No figures were available for because of an accident during Washington?" asked Coun- ities to rejuvenate the neyed to Washington "unof- — Two students have been sus- two months. He said it was the second the amount of damage done to a baseball game last year. cilman Richard Bergen. borough's waterfront. ficially" with HUD officials to pended for using "an explosive She said that one student such incident In the history of the district's property each Mrs. Maureen Zywickl review the borough's applica- device" to blow up a boys' "dug up the lawn" in front of the region, but, added that he year by vandals. tion for the federal grant charged that the district's room toilet at Freehold Town- the school by driving a Volks- could not recall the date of the Dr. Crespy said that van- coaches "don't have any rules "Here we are talking about ship High School, school of- wagen across it, and many of earlier explosion. dalism has "lessened" during or regulations to follow in case $1,000,000 of work, and they're ficials reported last night. the school's front windows The explosion did not cause the past year. of injuries." The Inside Story telling us we should be taking The students are also have been broken by vandals. any flooding, Dr. Crespy said. In other business, the board "He was knocked down, in $11,000 with the parking "being charged under munici- Dr. Crespy said that the ex- He said that district has at- heard a Manalapan woman and not immediately taken to a THE WEATHER meters, and totally overlook- pal statutes" in connection plosion sent "particles" of the tempted to get "restitution" who charged that a student See Saspead, page 1 ing the expesnses involved" with the explosion, which in- Suiy awl lets irnnM May aad temerrew. Slight said Mr. Bergen.. jured no one, according to ekaace af skewers teaurnw. Complete report ea "This is a Catch 22," said Freehold Regional Super- Councilman Richard Volpe, ir- intendent H. Victor Crespy. ritated that the borough should He did not release the Howard answers Muhler on ferry AkMkalfasUeu .11 have to install unwanted Ui Yeaag U face Soviets.... names of the students, nor WASHINGTON - Calling lt a "cheap shot," Rep. meters in order to obtain the charges being filed against Earle Naval Weapons Station. 1 voted in favor of a $11.4 James J. Moward, D-N.J. last night responded to Re- million appropriation for Earle for this year and against a BrMge Advice...... II DAILY REGISTER grant. them. PHONE NUMBERS publican Assemblywoman Marie liuhler's criticism of his Republican amendment that would have cut that amount. 7 Mr. Silberstein said that "When we catch them — we (allure to attend a ferry boat ride on Friday. In view of recent efforts to reduce military base expen- CtaaaTW. Mata Office Ml-MH HUD officials were doing the prosecute them — and we TaMI TM m*. I71-I1H ditures in New Jersey, I felt It was crucial that I be In the CataUcs...... _... II borough a favor by telling catch a lot of them," Dr. Howard said, "I dislike being dragged into the pettiness House voting and serving as a watchdog against last Craaamrt Panle... II 1M Free. Mt-tlM them what they thought of the Crespy said at a Board of that was displayed by Marie MuhWr in Monday's paper, but CtaaaVM Dept 542 17M minute amendments rather than be on a ferry ride with BaKeftab. I See Keyptrt, page J Education meeting. I simply can't let such a disregard for the facts remain Marie Muhler Eatertabuwat. .. 14-11 Ctrnlattea Dept S42-4M4 "We're always cracking unchallenged. SpartsDept M2-4M4 Hear aad Meet Jeff Bell down on vandalism," he said. "In addition, It was said in the paper that I was not II MkMtatowa Bweai.... fll-8» At Monmouth Republican fi- "I was not at the ride on Friday because the House of available for comment Sunday evening. Sunday was lifestyle 1H1 FnekaU Bareaa 4J1-21K nance Committee, Sea Girt, One student said that van- Representatives was In session. Among U» K"'-jm> 1u a Father's Day and I wife at home in Spring Lake Heights Make A Date 14 Uag Branch Bireai.. I8-M1I Thurs., June 22. Cocktails and Java vote was the $3.8 billion military construction bin, so with my family for the *i«..v u«f and evening and did not OMturles >— 4 StateWroe Bareaa lit nil dinner, $129. Reservations, Dancing, Tues. Fri. Sal., Sun., important to our district because of Fort Monmouth and receive any phone calls from the press." 1MJ 870-1400. Palace St~. Ttt-IMI SHREWSBURY. NJ tueSOAY. JUNE 20. 1978 no dps of paralysis or I •emrologlcal problems, the hospital had said earlier atlas Came, the "Sock it to me" girl of NBC's "Laugh In" Fort board hits bus plan fame, was Injured in an auto accident last week in suburban tance had been contingent bn cepted on a first come-first EAibNTOWN - The Ft had been subjected to liter- the district's four schools Philadelphia stonmoulh liaison on the school moves a few years ago. equivalent to the racial mix of the results of an April M serve basis. Board of Education last night Under the district's state- the borough According to the census which showed the Deadline for registration objected to a state-approved mandated and approved plan plan minority enrollment number of students from the for the environmental pro- PLEASANTON, Calif. baring plan In the district that to achieve a racial mix, about should be roughly 22 percent, Megill area remain constant. gram la June II The program (AP) -LJTMIIC "Itjtcaky" cab lor relocation next year It children from the Megill plus or minus five percent, of He said from the census in- costs US Praausw, sentenced to life im- of 2*. pupils from the tort, be Circle Housing Area, Ft. lion- school enrollment at each formation it was determined The four session will be WASHINGTON (AP) - prisonment for trying to as- Jhuy aai Katalyaa Cuter etMe he said the plan would mouth, will attend Vetter school that the Megill pupils could be held: August 7-11 for girls sassinate President Gerald will be taking a two-day trip to disrupt the educational stabil- School this fall rather than Board President Gerald used as the "fine tuning" for grades «; August 14-18 for Ford In 1I7S, has a new home Germany la mid-July. ity of the fort student? Woodmere School. Taraotola said the school the plan in order to level the boys grades 44; August 21-15 — the federal women's prison The flnt couple will be Colonel Robert Marcum The plan also calls for the board had been working on the racial percentages in the dis- for girls grades 1-7; and Au- in this Oakland suburb guests of German President •aid that he felt that there relocation of about 40 pupils plan for more than a year and trict gust Js-September 1 for boys She joins another famous Waller Sched, on July 14 and living in the Richardson Ave- that the details of the reloca- Mr. tarantola stressed that grades M. Inmate at the facility, news- might be other ways of satis- IS, according to a White House nue area from Vetter School to tions had been outlined during the plan "affected the least The board also announced paper heiress Patricia Hearst, fying state requirments for ra- statement issued yesterday. cial mix within the school dis- the Headowbrook School. a November 15 meeting last amount of children in the dis- that registration for all who has been confined there Carter had said he would trict rather than shifting the The plan is designed to year. trict." He said five to six elementary pupils new to since May IS after court ap- attend in economic summit fort students, which he said create a racial mix in each of He said the plan's accep- percent of the more than 1,800 Eatontown will be held the peals failed to overturn her pupils in the district would be weeks of July 17. July 24. Au- meeting in Bonn, West Germa- bank robbery conviction ny, July 11 and 17. with the because the prince hat "a very relocated. gust 21 and August 28 In the Miss Fromme and another leaders of several European full work load and could not Memorial School from Charles Manson follower, Col. Marcum, who said he nations and Japan Ond the time to go," says a Commuters demand seat had met with slate education 8.30-11 Mam. and l-2:Mp.m. Sandra Goode, will be held in spokesman at Buckingham officials to voice his concerns The Carters also plan to "dose" custody, the tlghest se- By MARK MAGYAR have not heretofore been used "We commuters are the visit Berlin, the White House Palace. about the plan, said that he curity at the prison, which has The palace announcement NEWARK - Irate Shore for the purpose for which they only consumers in this age of didn't consider himself an ex- announcement said. a campus-like atmosphere, an Commuters yesterday urged were intended," Mr. D'Amico consumerism who lack any Very hungry followed press inquiries after pert in achieving a racial mix official said Monday. early editions of the tabloid that the N.J. Department of said protection or representation," but that there might be other Energy be given a seat on the Mr. D'Amico said "We have ORONO, Maine (AP) - They previously were at the Daily Mirror said the heir to "We fully support the De- ways to redistrict neighbor- python is federal prison in Alderson. state Commuter Operating partment of Energy's recom- no voice on the Commuter Op- When a West Coast foundation the British throne had hoods to accomodale state decided to honor former Wa- W Va , he said "snubbed" Caroline's wed- Agency to ensure that energy- mendation that the electrifica- erating Agency or in the De- standards. efficient Ideas are given ade- tion projects be given priority partment of Transportation as tergate special prosecutor Miss Fromme is 21; Miss ding. He said he was not opposed back home quate hearing in formulating along with roadbed and signal a whole. The Commuter Ad- ArrWbild CM with a public Goode, who Is serving three The^l-year-old daughter of to the racial aspects of the MILFORD (AP) - An 18- transportation policies. improvement, rolling stock re- visory Board ..is now defunct service law award, it turned to consecutive 15-year sentences Prince Italner and Princess shifts, but rather the foot long python snake is back for making death threats to "The steady increase in au- placement, station construc- the University of Maine for Grace Is to marry French busi- destabilizing effect the shifts in its cage after being missing business and government lead- tomotive fuel use which has tion and refurbishment, and . "The Public Advocate can- suggestions. nessman Philippe Junot, 18, on un pupils from the fort. for several hours in this rural ers-is 34 characterized the transporta- expansion and addition of free not represent us because the As a result, Cox now owns June 28. Mr Tarantola said that pa- North Jersey community. tion sector in New Jersey is park-andride facilities," he law does not provide for the The reptile escaped from 24 University of Maine blue- directly related to a simultane- said necessary funding," he said. rents will be notified this week berry bushes. UNITED NATIONS (AP) or early next week about its plywood cage Monday af- NEW YORK (AP) - ous decline in the level of mass "The governnor and the Cox, who owns a farm in — Television personality High Mr. D'Amico recom- whether their child will be in- ternoon. ChaaceBH will continue as co- transportation services," legislature have been in- Brooksville, Maine, was DMM is the new chairman of mended that the Department volved In the planned shifts. It was feeding time for the anchor of the "NBC Nightly noted John D'Amico Jr., sensitive to our plight... It named the recipient of the first the US Committee for UN- News" for at least another of Energy be given representa- In other action the board 150-pound constrictor, which Oceanport, Irate Shore Com- goes without saying that we Justice William O. Douglas 1CEF. year, the network's news chief tion on the Commuter Operat- completed its hiring of sum- receives a rodent or two about muters spokesman. are delighted that the Depart- Award of the Beverly Hills, Downs, known for having says. ing Agency either along with mer instructors for the dis- once a month. "The New Jersey Depart- or in lieu of the Public Utilities ment of Energy has taken an Calif., Bar Foundation. hotted the NBC-TV "Today" trict's summer school pro- "It was feeding time of the Les Crystal, president of ment of Transportation and Its Commission. interest." The foundation, which show for nine years, now hosts gram. • month and evidently it got a NBC News, told executives of Commuter Operating Agency plans to make the award an- the weekly ABC-TV "20-20" The program, which has at- little bit more hungry then we the network's affiliate stations have over the years (ailed to nually, wanted a gift that rep- show and the dally PBS-TV tracted more than 400 stu- expected," said Carlton meeting here Monday that advance the public interest in resented the Harvard law pro program "Over Easy." dents, features courses includ- Young, general contracting Chancellor had agreed to de- improved railroad transporta- lessor's ties with Maine Dalai C. S«ha of Prince- Two groups plan ing: Communication Skills, agent for the Wonderful World lay plans to leave the anchor tion and have proposed action ton, N.J., a specialist In In- Computation Skills, Study of Circus, which owns the post he shares with David regarding bus and train fare ternational cultural relations, Skills, Speech, Typing, Arts snake. Brtnkley to become a news increases which ... will en- DOYLESTOWN, Pa. (AP) will be the committee's presi- fare hike fight and Crafts, Home Economics, commentator. courage, rather than dis- The reptile gets hungry — Actress-comedian Jidy dent. Industrial Arts, Music and courage, reliance on the auto- FREEHOLD— At least two Meetings will be held June only once a month and usually Cane, recovering from a neck Physical Fitness. UNICEF activities Include mobile," he said. commuter-related groups are 28, at the Matawan Rail sta- gets irritable at that time, said fracture, has been removed making "trick or treat for UN- TOKYO (AP) - Klag Jui The summer program will MUford Borough Policeman Mr. D'Amico en- planning to challenge bus and tion, June 21, at the Monmouth from the serious condition list ICEF" Halloween collections, Cutw and QMCS Sofia ot also include four one-week en- Ed Nemeth. If it doesn't find thusiastically urged adoption nil fare increases of about 10 County Library, Eastern at Doylestown Hospital, and Is selling UNICEF cards and dis- Spain arrived In Kwangchow vironmental education ses- anything it will attack of the state Department of percent which are slated to Branch, Rt. 35 .Shrewsury, Io fair condition, said Judith seminating information about In South China's Chektang sions at the district's Water chickens, dogs and possibly Energy's proposed master take effect Oct. I. and July i, at the Long Branch Chapman, a nursing super- the needs of children In de- Province yesterday afternoon, Gate facility open to students small children, he said. plan at a public hearing here Lawrence Grossman of Railroad station. All three visor veloping countries. . the Chinese Hsinhua News completing grades 4,5,6 or 7. The snake was captured af- yesterday. Marlboro, a member of the meetings will be held from 3 to Miss Came may be trans- Agency said. Each session will be limited ter a motorist spotted it along The proposed master plan County Planning Board, said 9 p.m. The sessions will cul- ferred to the neurological The agency earlier re- to 20 students, who will be ac- a road in town. argues that "Levels of current yesterday that his 'municipal- minate in a public hearing July division of Temple University LONDON (AP)'- Prlace ported that several thousand state subsidy must be main- ity plans to seek an injunction 19, Hospital, which routinely han- Charies has turned down an people turned out at Peking's tained at a current dollar rate to hold the line on bus fares on dles neck fracture victims, invitation to the wedding of airport when the royal couple Although the state has es- Chapman said Monday. There Pitocas CartUae of Monaco left the Chinese capital. to avoid deterioration of ser- behalf of commuters who live tablished a bus subsidy pro- Say councilman vice, fare Increases and conse- in that town. gram, — urged all counties to quent losses in ridershlp." Charles Spitz, the county's and contribute funds toward "We commuters are in principal planner, said a rail its operation, Monmouth Coun- agreement with these prin- commuters group, Irate Shore ty continues to decline to par- ciples," Mr. D'Amico as- Commuters, have also said ticipate. harassed cop Postpones U-Haul ruling serted. "The only thing the they would file suit to halt fare Hv MARK I.MAVIS terin, th»e hnrnuffborough rnunricouncill *• Freeholder Director Harry By MARK GRAVEN mass transportation system of increases. cleared Sgt. Nadler ot the Larrison said the county was EATONTOWN - The Zon- Burt Schlffer, are opposing the center. Mr. GagUano said the New Jersey has going for It is The Increases were de- charge of being absent without unable to afford to pay the KEYPORT - Attorneys tor ing Board ol Adjustment last planned location of the moving appllcapt had made » indica- the price. ferred to October last week at leave. money the demanded, noting Sgt. George Nadler have night postponed a decision on center. tion about whether he would "It is certainly not efficient, the suggestion of newly seated charged Councilman James Mr. Birmingham was the whether to grant use and bulk Attorney S. Thomas use the other eight acres of the reliable, coordinated, safe, state Transportation Com- that the county operated within the five percent limits Birmingham, police com- only one to vote against a reso- variances to the U-Haul Com- Gaghano. representing the two tract. comfortable or sanitary," he misisioner Louis Gambaccinl, missioner, with harrasslng lution that Sgt. Nadler was not pany of Northern New Jersey objecting store owners, said Another objection cited was said. "To raise the price of bus who suggested a three-month or "caps," imposed by the state. their client, and indicated In a guilty. for the proposed establishment that the owners concerns In- that the moving center would and train tickets will remove fare hike postponement so the letter to borough officials, that "Mr. Birmingham should "You're just strangled," of a U-Haul moving center on cluded that the existing aban- be similar to a used car or the last incentive for people to state can find out how much it they may take legal action have looked the case over said the freeholder. "The state Rt S adjacent to Access Self- doned gas station—which is truck lot and that It should use public transporation and can expect to receive in feder- against Mr. Birmingham. more closely to avoid the ex- is Just forcing things down our Storage. planned to house the U-Haul have to comply with setback will encourage them to use al transportation subsidies. pense," said Councilman Ed- operation—Is too close to Rt. regulations and other requir- throat and we don't have the Sgt. Nadler was found "not The board heard testimony their cars." The new fare increases were guilty" last week of being ward Flynn, referring to the ». ments for such establish slated to go into effect July I. ability to pay." by planner and architect Rob- The energy conservation absent without leave from the 1710 legal bill. He said his clients also ob- ements. Mr. Smith told members of the ert Cook and by Edward argument will be part of the Mr. Spitz said that Mon- police department by the Benedict Nicosia, borough jected to variances being Mr. GagUano also dted that Monmoulh County Planning Eustice, an area supervisor of Irate Shore Commuters law- mouth County paid its share of Borough Council. attorney attorney, told the granted because the applicant the applicant's sign was too Board yesterday that three in- U-Haul operators. suit against the latest fare in- the state-ordered subsidy from councilmen that $710 was a had purchased nine acres of large. He said the sign is 25 formation meetings on the pro- Sgt. Nadler left active duty crease, which would bike rail IMS until 1075, when the county reasonable fee. The proposed one-acre site, land yet was planning to utilize feet tall, and seven feet by 12 posed electrificaton of the from the force after injuring commuter lares by an average learned that other counties Mr. Nicosia said that Sgt. located on a nine-acre tract only one acre for the moving feet at the top. Shore Line as far south as his knee in an accident at po- >( 10 percent and interstate had failed to contribute their Nadler had been taken off light purchased for IH2.5O0. would Long Branch, will be held In lice headquarters on Christ- bus commuter [ares by a flat share of the subsidy funds, dis- duty, and would be inactive house a maximum 64 trucks the county shortly. mas Eve. It percent on Oct. 1, reported continuing its share. Borough officials received indefinitely. and trailers In the parking lot, Irate Shore Commuters law- a letter last night from Sgt. Mr. Birmingham will prob- according to U-Haul lawyer NOTICE yers Nadler's attorneys.Auerbach, ably have to shoulder his own Fredrick A. Slmbn. Vacancy on the Shrewsbury Boro Board ol Education. It Mr D'Amico demanded Will tell tale of Rudnlck, Waldman & Ford legal expenses if a suit Is Mr. Simon said, however, interested, please submit resume to Dominic J. Acerra. Board that the Commuter Operating Esqs., advising that them that brought against him, Mr. Nico- that It would be unusual for all Secretary, between the hours ol 10:00 am and 4.00 p.m. Agency conduct a thorough in- the sergeant's condition has sia said. M vehicles to be In the parking beloreJuly5.1978 / vestigation and audit of the been aggravated by being Council members voted to lot at one time since the A committee ol the board will make a recommendation to the budget submitted by Conrail to his bus streak place on light duty, after he direct the borough auditor, to purpose of the business was to Board ol Education alter inlormal interviews eliminate "overcharges result- By MARK MAGYAR of Marlboro, Louis J. O'Brien was acquitted. determine which account the keep them rented, and out on Dominic J Acerra ing from mismanagement and FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Jr. of Freehold, and Sy l'osen "The letter stales that be- |710 would come out of. the road. Board Secretary and Jack Sadow, both of Free- Shrewsbury Boro Board ol Education poor accounting procedures. — Marty Spector has been on a cause of Mr. Birmingham's In other matters related to The proprietor of the adja- hold Township, will represent 20ObrePlac« "We believe that if the "hot streak" ever since casino continued harassment of Mr. the police department, the cent self-storage company and Shrewsbury. New Jersey the Western Monmouth Trans- C.O.A. does this, it will be able gambling opened in Atlantic Nadler his condition has council agreed to waive the Plaza Shopping Center owner, to eliminate the budget deficit City May 25, but it's nothing portation Board at the meeting worsened and they (the law- requirement ot a medical re- and avoid a (are increase he'd care to brag about. with the commissioner. yers) would suggest that Mr. port for Chief WiUiam Geiger, while at the same time enhanc- That's how long it has been "We regard the fact that Birmingham seek his own per- who will retire in August, but ing New Jersey's chances of since the Marlboro commuter Commissioner Gambaccini sonal attorney to contact this is serving out using up his sick BEFORE YOU BUY #2 OR #3. getting adequate federal oper- rode an air conditioned bus. called a meeting with the vari- law firm before any litigation leave, accrued in over 30 years ating subsidies, as Represent- And that's a streak he plans ous commuter groups as a starts," a summary of the let- of service, until the formal re- ative James Howard recently to tell state Transportation very positive sign," Mr. Spec- ter stated. tlrment date. SEE WHY PUCH IS 1. stated." Commissioner Louis J Gam- tor said. "To our knowledge, Mr Birmingham, who was Council members said they In 1977, Puch was America's best-selling moped. So this Mr. D'Amico pointed out baccini about at a commuter it's a first." not at last night's agenda had met with the chief before that electrification of the leaders' meeting called by the Mr. Spector said that the meeting, was unavailable for and agreed to let the him use year, we're trying harder. North Jersey Coast Line and commissioner for June 28. board discussed the possibility comment. his sick leave. We have more Puch models, with more performance and re-electrification of the Erie- "Air conditioning in the of suing the state to prevent Council members last night "We met In good faith," convenience features than ever. Lackawanna have been stalled winter and the heat in the sum- the latest round of fare in- agreed to pay (710 in at- said Councilman Richard for a decade. mer rank right up there with creases from going into effect torney's costs for Sgt. Nadler, Volpe. "After 30 years of ser- Most new Puchs have a hill-hungry new hi-torque engine. "It is inexcusable thai ap- safety, on-time service and Oct. 1. which were accumulated when vice we should keep our com- Some hayea2-speed automatic transmission. Oil injection. And proximately $57.3 million from fare levels as major commuter "The fare Increases have the policeman successfully mittment." a very clever automatic starting system. the public transportation bond concerns," Mr. Spector, chair- been officially announced fought a suspension action, Council members said that Issue of 19(8 and two million man of the Western Monmouth through the press, but we brought against him by Mr from now on officials will not Come in and see from the March 1976 commit- Transportation Board, said haven't seen any signs posted Birmingham. be allowed to use sick leave the new Puchs. If ment by the Urban Mass last night. on the buses announcing them, After two police committee unless they have a medical re- we're #1 in 78, Transportation Administration Mr. Spector, Sheldon Zack so we're still unsure of the hearings were held on the mat- port to prove they are sick. Department of Transporta- of the reasons tion's timetable," Mr. Spector just might said. be you. The Daily Register "We also haven't heard from the (federal) Interstate Congratulations The Sunday Register Commerce Commission when they Intend to hold the re- Puollifted by Tht Rid Bonk Rvgnter "CLASS OF 1978" Estobli»hffd in 1871 by John H Cook and Htnry Clay quired public hearing on the
MainOtticf interstate bus fare increase," One Rfgliier Plaio. Sftrtwtbury. N.J. 07701 he said. "We probably would RED BANK Sronch Officvi not file suit a until after that •'* Rt JS. Mlddltlawn, N J. 07741 Monmowtti County Courtftoui*. Freehold. N J 07771 hearing is held." 27? Broodway, Long Branch. N J 07740 REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Uatertouit. Trenton. N j 0M7S Under a resolution adopted M*rnb«r of th# Anoool*d Pr i The Astocialed Pros It entitled by the state Commuter Oper- MCllrtlVtly 10 III* UK Of OH tht IO il newt pnnled in the n*wtt Mil 01 oil AP ntwi and dllpatchct ating Agency last week, in- terstate bus commuter fares M*mo*f ol In* Anwrlcon Nrwipoper Publlihorl Allocation. Hi* Audtt BuftcM ol Cueolation*, me Ntw JtrMy Pr*» Anoclotlon. would go up a flat 10 percent, ...Red Bank Regional High School was .... ol Htd Bank, N J 07701 ond ot Mlddlt rail commuter fares would In- town. N J 07741 1 Sunday Itwoygh Friday Moll subtcrlptlont poyaWt In odvorKt crease ..»." yerage of III Inadvertently left off the list of schools percent, and an as yet un- Daily Sunday Dolly ond in the congratulatory ad WHICH appeared In Only Only Sunday determined fare increase MS.Og us, oo MOM The Sunday Register on June 18,1978. PEDDLER OF LONG BRANCH bv Corrltf — Dally ond Sunday *0 ctttli o wi would be levied on Intrastatc *W«y.lJc«nlil . bus commuters as well. 3MMUNAVE. «6 MUNCH Slot* copy LIT n Mr HUer perM Mai I Yesterdays high temperalire Winds, northwest 5 to 15 knots •MH..HMIKM entMm.M»eM iweetto. WATCH YOUR FAVORITE TV SHOWS at Ike Register's weather sU- this morning, becoming mostly ported. "* BS7 Th. AstecMedPret ttoa was 17 aad the towI I southerly same speeds this af- MILOI •KCOtlk WHEN YOU ARE NOT AT HOME... degrees. At S pa the tern ternoon and variable 10 knots Atony W M .17 clr H H clr - AT A PRICE YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS - •erabuc was I7,the relative or less tonght, southerly winds AmorlllO cdy Atlonlo nU e6s3 clr • FACTORY RIPS WILL ANSWER ALL kamkUty was 75 pereeat, aid increasing to 10 to 20 knots Atlantic CIV i! a cdy the lemperatare kuMtty la- Wednesday. Weather, fair Baltimore Cdy Blrmlnghom nM n«S clr YOUR QUESTIONS ON OUR NEW MODEL tex, n. Overalght tow tern through tonight and partly Boston n 6i cdv peralare was II degrees. cloudy Wednesday. Visibility, 5 Buffalo 03 cdy • SKI OUR COMPLETE SONY LINE ON DISPLAY! Chorltln SC n nu cdy There was *J laches ef pre- miles through Wednesday ex- Chicago n 61 rn Cincinnati •V 66 17 clr • BRING THIS AD FOR A FREE SONY T-SHIRT! dpUattoa to Ike M hears ead- cept locally 1 to 3 miles In Cleveland 17 6' 71 clr morning fog and haze both Columbus •0 66 1.10 cdy tog at I a.m. today. There Dal Ft. Wth cd» were 13 e**Uag days yester- days. 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Ne»rork 14 » .72 clr percent Wednesday. Winds, For Red Bank and Rumson Norfolk M 61 edy 10-9 P.M. 10-6 P.M. northwest 5 to 15 mph this bridge, add two hours; Sea Orlando SI 70 rn Phllodphlo It 71 cdy morning, becoming southerly 5 Bright, deduct 10 minutes; PMenrk 113 II clr to 15 mph this afternoon, light Long Branch, deduct 15 Plltsburgri a 66 Jl cdy Cl P'llond. Ore 75 57 clr McCONNELL aad variable tonight. Ocean minutes; Highlands bridge, St. Louis I] 5t cdy 4S0 Highway 35 • *rewsbury e 842-6565 SI. P Tompo M n rn water temperatures are in the add 40 minutes. Salt Lake It 51 cdy FUEL OIL COMPANY mid 50s to around W. Coastal San Diego 17 66 clr WAIHINOTON - San Fran 63 51 Cdy Call... 291-3200 Forecast, Manasquan to Cape t Seattle 71 10 Cdy OVER A DECADE OF PERSONAL SALES & SERVICE Spokane 13 42 clr Henlopen to JO miles offshore. Washington N rt cdy Serving N.J. Since 1882 4 TheMy SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY JUNE 20 1978 Superintendent j ob Obituaries has 60 applicants Andr*-*J.komrW kKtlVTWiaat By HILDV MrtORMU I An advertisement for a per- from California or Oregon." be O, si 4 FtrTM Ave. Strvtvtsg is Ms RUMSON - Approximate- son to replace Dr* John F. Kin- added Mrs At* Bauer Kornek. two ly II applications for the post •key, superintendent for more The number of applications received thus far are "about ONWun, Mrs Barbara Ana, ol superintendent of Rumson than M yean who Is resigning what one would expect," Dr. tons N*?» Yert City, I* Barbate of Sparta, aad Mrs. Patr Haven Regional High to take a similar position in M brcd a TTgMtv*, before School have been received by Basting Ridge, was run in the Brown said. "They are still Saadrt Comet of Hufct; Us coming in." He said that he —it tare srvenl ntstker. Mrs Helen Koreek of the search consultant hired by New York Times on June 4, the Regional Board of Educa- Dr. Brown said. expects he and the board of Highlands, four brothers, Carl education "will be dealing with h wi Konek of Muhca Hill. WiBiani tion to assist It in finding a new He described the advertise superintendent meat as a "bare bones ad," more than IN applications Konek of Highlaads, Deaald before we are through." Mr tent was »n Army Kornek of Naveank, and Rob- Dr. Charles E. Brown of the which described the size of the The consultant began a visit Air C«r»* vfteraa of World en Kornek of Spring Lake, Education Development Cen- district, the grades involved. to the district today by talking ••rn fan- sisters. Mrs Ehuhcta ter, Newton, Mass., said yes- and the fact that the district terday this figure is an aver- serves a residential communi- to various groups within the Falter and Mrs. Florence school and the community. Be m > member of UK Fehlhaber. both of Highlands. age number whea one is ty. It alto stated that the dead- searching for a super - line for applications UJuly I. Meetings, begun at 8 a.m., will Mrs. Catherine Bianchi of Or- take place throughout the day. MI 203. In Mtmoriom ALKAT ELECTRIC, INC. I. WIUMM JMLUIKY AliBICY VASHEV — Jflrtfnlori W. 5r To my beloved father who li todly mined on Father » Doy Who It alwayi on our 714 W. PARK AVI. S20 MAIN ST. rrMndf, ond In ovr htorli. ond In our proven We mlu you deeply OMHUMT SlI-OHi nf^HmTui' Your loving doughler , OOTDOM/MDOOt Ufkris.| • EverylM.! Dtctrkil Glodyl ond family Your one slop answer fo complete insurance coverage »• SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY. JUNE 20. 1978 Political picnic Kozloski, Van Wagner bills are signed •y SHEBBY CONOHAN semblyman William E. Flynn. D Monmouth and Middlesex. The state commissioner of transportation is given the fetes Kozloski Begfcter StatehMie Bareai - The other bill sponsored by Mr. Kozloski and signed into law authority to designate a crossing as "exempt," if the potential by Byrne, exempts annunities from the Retired Serviceman's for damage and injury from accidents between motor vehicles By MEIRV CONOHAN TRENTON-Two bills sponsored by Assemblyman Walter Family Protection Plan or Survivor Benefit Plan from the required to stop at grade crossings and other motor ehlcles J. KodoaH, D Monmouth, and another by Assemblyman Rich- Transfer Inheritance Tax. To qualify for the exemption, these traveling In the same direction, exceeds that between a train ard Van Wagner, D-Honmouth and Middlesex, were signed into annunities must be payable to a beneficiary other than the and the vehicles required to stop by law. Exempt crossings TRENTON-A boccl law yesterday by Gov Brendan T. Byrne. estate or the executor or administrator o( the decedent might include, but are not limited to, Industrial, spurline and tournament featuring a The measures were among a dozen and a half the governor Co-sponsors of this bill included Mr Van Wagner, As- secondary crossings. A public hearing is required before they team of Assembly stalwarts, signed during a public ceremony in his outer office. Donna semblywoman Marie A. Muhler, R-Monmouth, and As- can be so designated. beaded by Assembly Speak- Bocco, an aide to Mr. Kozloski, represented the Assemblyman semblyman Anthony M. VUlane Jr., R-Monmouth and Ocean. "It's purpose is to conserve energy and for the convenience er Christopher Jackman, at the signing since he Just returned home from a lengthy The bill sponsored by Mr. Van Wagner amends Sports and of the riders of that bus," Assemblyman George J. OUowski, D- DHudson, against a team of hospital stay after losing the use of both his kidneys Exposition Authority legislation to facilitate the refinancing of Middlesex, said, in presenting the bill for Mr. Kozloski the Senate's best, headed by One of the new laws, written by Mr. Kozloski, restores to intitial Sports Authority bonds. It permits the authority to issue Assemblyman John F. Cali, DHudson, chairman of the Sen. Joseph Merlino, D- municipalities the right to name alternate members to both the bonds guaranteed by the state - once the guaranty is approved Assembly Transportation Committee, also urged support for the Mercer, will highlight a leg- planning and zoning boards of adjustment. Alternate members by referendum - and provides for the appropriation, for bill, noting that it had the backing of the slate Department of islative picnic to raise mon- were scratched two years ago with adoption of the Municipal general state purposes, of the debt service savings gained from Transportation "and everyone else concerned." It was ap- ey to help with As- Land Use Law refinancing. proved by a vote of M-l. semblyman Walter J. Mr. Kozloskl's bill is designed to solve a problem facing The Assembly, meanwhile, passed another of Mr. Kozloslci's Koiloskl's medical ex- many boards which have often been unable to conduct their bills and sent it to the Senate. This measure would permit school business for lack of a quorum, when regular members were buses to cross a railroad track without stopping, if the track has Talk in Trenton The picnic will be hosted unable to attend meetings. It was co-sponsored by As- been designated an "exempt" crossing. by Assemblyman Anthony II Vulane Jr., R-llonmouth and Ocean, on the spacious Register Slatehaasc Bareai at the state Department of Wives of Monmouth and fare Increases for intrastate probing the quality and lawn of his home In Elberon. Transportation (DOT) head- Ocean counties at last bus lines, also tentatively future of commuter rail ser- It U scheduled For S p.m. Waller J.Kexteskl TRENTON-Leaders of quarters. week's Commuter Operating scheduled to go into effect vice in the state, including Agency (COA) meeting that Oct. I. possible alternatives to Con- until 7 p.m. on July 2]; adults commuter groups in Mon- In his letter of invitation, Gambaccini he would schedule such a The commissioner's rail as the operator of that will be charged $10 and chil- games, had been planned. mouth County have been in- Mr. Gambaccini said he meeting as soon as he could. meeting with the Monmouth service. dren IS. "In honor of Walter, in vited by Transportation wanted an informal "get ac- The COA, at that meet- County commuter leaders Representatives of both In announcing plans for addition to hamburgers and speaks with Commission Louis J. Gam- quainted" session during ing, approved fare increases will come a week after his rail and bus commuter the picnic yeaterday, Dr. hot dogs, we're going to have baccini to meet with him which he would hear for all commuter rail lines testimony before an As- groups have been Invited to VUlane noted that Mr keilbast and saurkraut," he June 28 to dicuss their con- "elaborations, first hand, of and subsidized interstate bus sembly Transportation sub- the meeting with Mr. Gam- Kozloaki, D-Monmouth, had added. "We want to show commuters cerns. some of your concerns." recently returned home af- Walter how much we love The meeting is scheduled lines in New Jersey, effec- committee today on com- baccini. State legislators ter being hospitalized for a him and miss him." for 10 a.m. in the com- He had told represent tive Oct. 1. It also authorized muter rail service. representing the county also public hearings on proposed have been invited. month and a half following Assemblywoman Marie missioner's conference room atives of the Commuters The subcommittee is the loss of the use of both of A. Muhler, R-Monmouth, his kidneys. who represents the same dis- "He's a very brave man," trict as Mr, Kozloski, said Dr. VUlane said. "He will be she had talked to Mr. on dialysis the rest of his Kozloski on Sunday night nfe." and reported he was in great Assembly delays car insurance reform Dr. VUlane said Mr. spirits and feeling fine. She of the state if the bills are Koaoskl had tremendous said be appreciated all the TRENTON (AP) - An As- ance Committee, said he ex- he has backed. mission that will hold hearings for a vote, the companies have enacted. bills from his lengthy hospi- cards and notes he had re- sembly committee yesterday pected no action in the lower Bornheimer's committee and report in 45 days. to negotiate," Bornheimer house on insurance before the said. The cornerstone of the ad- tal stay and will have more ceived and, while he wasn't slowed up action on the Byrne voted 4-3 to release three bills "I don't intend to make a with his continued dialysis quite up to coming to the administration's proposals for summer recess. strongly backed by Gov. Bren- ministration proposal is • motion to move the bills," Sheeran said the bills repre- measure to require insurance treatments. Assembly session yesterday, New Jersey auto insurance re- Later in the day, however, dan T. Byrne and Insurance Bornheimer said, Indicating sent "a hammer that tells the he planned to be grand form by appointing another Byrne made an unusual ap- Commissioner James J. companies to accept every ap- To help with those bills, that he would wait until after companies certain things are plicant. The assigned risk be said, the picnic and marshal of the Battle of commission to study the issue. pearance before the Assembly Sheeran. the new commission reports. not acceptable." Monmouth parade this week- Assemblyman James Democratic caucus to urge But in a move committee plan, which insures about 1 barbeque, complete with million motorists who have boccl. volleyball and other ened. Bornheimer, chairman of the prompt action on the insurance members and Sheeran de- He described the release of Auto insurance companies Assembly Banking and Insur- measures and other matters scribed as an invitation to the the administration bills as "a operating in New Jersey have been turned down by com- Insurance industry to com- tactical move" designed to been vigorous opponents of the panies, would be abolished and promise, the committee also force the Industry to negotiate. administration proposals and replaced by a reinsurance fa- fInstant voter registration9 bill created a new study com- "By having the bills ready have raised threats to pull put cility. SAVE *300! Pick Your Own to lead to massive voting fraud? REDWOOD STAIN STRAWBERRIES TRENTON (AP) - New to massive voting fraud unless sociation of Election Officials until Thursday. • Hours 8 AM to 5 PM Jersey election officials ex- stricter controls on regis- The committee took no ac- The bill, sponsored by Sen- pressed concern yesterday tration and stiffer penalties for tion In two-pnel meetings split ate President Joseph P. $7,5 • No children under 10 Qt. over a so-called "Instant voter cheats were written into the by the Assembly session. Merlino, DMercer, would re- now allowed In fields. registration" bill, which would measure. Chairman Richard J Codey, vise the current requirement 60 permit residents to register "Most of us in the associa- D-Essex, complained the sec- that voters regster at least 30 JERRY'S BROOK FARM ond committee meeting was and vote on the day of a gener- tion are against it, but we feel days before a general election. MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER 3460 HI WAY 35 • HAZLET • 264-2613 al election. held in a "circus atmosphere" if certain defects were re- Fraudulent registration 777 SHKWSIUIY AVENUE, SHREWSBURY Jutt South of Striub Bulck Election officials told the moved, we could live with it," of Jokes and cross talk and would be a misdemeanor pun- Assembly State Government said Sam Naples, spokesman delayed consideration of the ishable by a $1,000 fine or up to Committee the bill would lead for the New Jersey State As- bill and proposed amendments three years imprisonment. Welfare abortion is on the state TRENTON (AP) - New tions, and since then a dispute old woman identified only as Assistant Attorney General Jersey Chief Justice Richard has arisen over Just what cir- "E.M." said her doctors con- Michael Cole told Hughes if he J. Hughes let stand yesterday cumstances define "medically cluded the woman must have failed to stay the decision, a lower court decision that the necessary." the abortion before Friday to "E.M." would have the abor- state must pay for a Newark Although the Supreme prevent complications that tion Tuesday and the state welfare recipient's abortion. Court's decision did not bar could result from alternate "would not be able to refuse to He said his decision was any state from providing funds abortion procedures. pay." "without prejudice" to the for poor women, most states Joan Vermeulen, one of the "There's more at stake broader question of the validi- have opted to stop funding woman's lawyers, said "E.M." here than simply money," Cole ty of a New Jersey law pro-most abortions for women on Is 12 weeks pregnant and was said. He said the Legislature's hibiting Medicald funded abor- welfare. 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Strauss quietly refused President and Editor nothing funny about them. between the army and police. to sit in the tourist section, and They help to explain why the "I have personally come Cuter finally granted him a Ugandan dictator massacred across a (police) chief quar- Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor special dispensation to fly first thousands of his own subjects. Illll HIIIHIIIIH HIMHUIUinim relling with a battalion com- mander and almost going to class. 6 TUESDAY. JUNE 20. 1978 The terrible toll has been esti- mated between 150.0W and spread too thin. The minutes exchange fire," he said. "I Perhaps with this in mind, the president twitted Strauss f m.ooo show that Amin, nevertheless, also failed to calm them. What No doubt about it. Living causes cancer/ Is convinced that his predeces- is all this?" ANDERSON about contributing to the infla- The minutes, smuggled to sor, Milton Obote, will lead an A cabinet official volun- (SIC) and said, 'With you tion he Is supposed to restrain us at great risk, reveal the attack against him. teered a similar report. "I lint.' Amidst the confusion, as Us official inflation fighter. Inner workings of Amin's Amin professed that he went to Investigate an inci- the secretary signaled for a Strauss solemnly assured the murderous regime. His cabi- dent," be said, "where a per- break" president that he is econo- net meetings are as chaotic as "had never cared about Obote" in the past, but this son was- killed. I went to After the recess, Amin's mizing. "I eat beef one night he is capricious. Nakesero for an investigation, ministers resumed their and fish the next night," he The discussions are domi- time, he said, "Obote means business." On the contrary, and they locked me up." bickering. This finally caused attested nated, of course, by the dic- the dictator to explode. Relate Carter found this hard to tator who is obsessed with State Department sources in- This provoked a noisy argu- sist that Obote has absolutely ment among Amin's ministers the minutes: "The disgusted believe. "It's true," said dark forebodings He imagines President stood up and asked Strauss. "I have sirloin strip plots against his regimean dno following. about who was to blame. The the Council how they could de- one night and caviar the suspects his closest associates. Then Amin bellyached defense minister, gaining con- lend the country when they next", He Is apt to turn viciously upon about security. He "was not trol of the air space for a mo- had so many grudges against WASHINGTON WHIRL: anyone without warning. The happy" be said, "with security ment, chastised his colleagues. themselves." Housing and Urban Develop- more people Amin kills, ap- in the country." The secret He told them, the minutes ment Secretary Patricia parently, the more secure lie minutes relate: "He reiterated state, "that they were abusing Then Amin lashed out at Harris has reported confiden- feels about his own life. that some members of the the presence of Amin and later them all "You are aU working Cabinet, including* high rank- told them to keep quiet or oth- for my downfall," he tially to the Cabinet that she is On Feb. 20, for example, he "investigating scandals Involv- proclaimed that exiles were ing security officers who were erwise be would take dis- screamed. "You are all work- present at the meeting, were ciplinary action." Ing lor my downfall. But I pity ing some HUD personnel" dur- preparing to assault Uganda. ing the H72-W period... United "Exiles based in neighboring collaborating with Ugandan Amin's vice president was you, because your time will exiles." also offended. According to the come, too. The guerrillas will Nations Ambassador Andrew countries," he charged, "are Young told the Cabinet he is The thought of this conjee- minutes, he "became angered kill you." now fully trained by the Im- making progress in the "slow, turable betrayal sent him into and asked the President to Footnote: Not long after perialists and Zionists and are steady, persistent effort to a rage. "You security of- pass an order to retire some of the February meeting, Amin armed from head to toe with generate the trust of the ficers," he roared. "I have giv- the high-ranking officers be- purged some of the ministers. sophisticated weapons." Africans" ... Attorney General en you everything you need. cause (hey have become unru- WHO'S NEWS: President Yet intelligence sources Griffin Bell is quietly engaged You all have smart cars. You ly." Carter's suave trade am- told our reporter Murray Waas hi what he calls some "per- all have good houses. You are bassador and trouble shooter, that there Is little likelihood of This stirred a greater sonnel correction" Inside the all married to beautiful Bagan- Robert Strauss, has a reputa- an attack. The exiles are too ruckus. Continue the minutes: Justice Department. few, too disorganized and da ladles ... What else do you "Then a dozen voices grooned tion for high living He is the Sweet are the uses of adversity By JAMES J. KILPATRICK imiiiiiiiiimmiitiiiiiimiiiHiiimiiiimiiiH sible cutbacks and possible re- their savings back to their Two weeks have passed ductions in services, depend- communities for parks, librar- since the California earth- ing upon what the California ies, fire companies, or the like. quake, and the tremors have CONSERVATIVE legislature does to save the Under federal Income tax at last crossed the Potomac. day. laws, such voluntary contribu- The House of Representatives VIEW If I were a California voter, tions would cost them nothing last week voted to cut the La- witnessing this defeatist reac- We hear lamentations about the cancellation of sum- bor-Welfare budget by $800 MIMIIIIIIIMHIIHIIIIHIIIMIIIIIIHIIMIIIIIIIIIM tion from officialdom. I would million. In terms of a $500 start making lists — lists of mer schools and adult educa- billion budget, it wasn't much, marvelously effective; and as those elected officials who tion classes. So what? Gener- but it was a start. Thank you, a consequence, the federal have responded with vindic- ations of Americans grew up to Howard Jarvis. budget for welfare has become Uveness or ineptitude, or both, KILPATRICK a reasonable literacy without Mr. Jarvis, of course, is the bloated beyond recognition. to the results on Proposition ing and raise the. money volun- free summer school and free cantankerous apostle of the Until Brother Jarvis came 13 At the first opportunity, I tarily to take up the slack. adult education. Charge a fee new political religion known as along, there seemed no possi- would move heaven and earth The inference one draws or let it go! What If Corona's 9 tax limitation. Since Califor- bility that the Labor-HEW ap- to vote them out of office and from the post-referendum little League ballparks no nia's landslide vote of June 6 propriation ever would be to replace them with new of- news is that Callfornlans have longer may be watered or The Republicans dilemma for his Proposition 13, his voice touched by fiscal sanity Now ficials dedicated to making the become so absolutely depen- lighted at public expense? no longer cries alone in the the boys are running scared. proposition work. dent upon government, so When I was a boy, all we hed The dilemma which faces New who have tried to inject a progressive for second base was a busted wilderness. AU kinds of politi- Some other things have California's highly paid weak and enfeebled, so Jersey's Republicans in the November spirit into the GOP. out piece of an apple crate. cians have got religion, as an been happening in these two state legislators have the first pathetically gutless, that they Sweet are the uses of adversi- election of a U.S. senator certainly is In what must have been quite a examination of the 220-181 vote weeks. The news that reaches responsibility for a sensitive, are unable to lift a finger in ,tjrl We raised some pretty fair dramatized by the comments of surprise to other Republicans, Mrs. in the House will suggest. us from California is mostly intelligent response to the situ- their own behalf. I do not be- inflelders that way. Katherine Neuberger of Middletown. Neuberger said it is possible she Some of the 220 had never cast maddening news. Daily we are ation, but local imagination lieve it for an instant. Here in Washington, politi- Mrs. Neuberger, a former Re- might even support Mr. Bradley's a vote for economy in their deluged by pitiful stories of and local leadership could In every community af- Uves. libraries closing, of fire trucks count for vastly more. A dis- fected by Proposition 1), there cians are nervous. They bear publican national committeewoman candidacy if she determines that Mr. Here, as there, cries were immobilized, of police laid off, patch from Corona, Calif.; in- are local industries, stores, the tom-toms beating and they Bell is too far to the right in his from New Jersey, has for many years raised that to reduce public of school teachers dismissed, forms us dolefully that "the banks, factories and well- know the naUves are restless been a force in Republican affairs at thinking. spending, especially in areas all as a result of that dreadful sleek new library on Main heeled individuals who will out there. What Howard Jarvis the county and state levels. We can only wonder how many of health, education and wel- Jarvis man. On examination, it Street probably will close." benefit from substantial tax did In California, some na- tional leader might yet do for Greatly disappointed by the defeat other Republicans, saddened by Sen. fare, amounts to grinding the appears that most of these Well, nonsense! The library reduction. In many cases, faces of the poor. In times doomsday tidings have to do won't close if Friends of the these taxpayers can be per- Washington. It's a heady of U.S. Sen. Clifford P. Case in the Case's loss, are going through a soul- past, such cries have proved with possible closings and pos- Corona Library will stop snlffl- suaded to give large chunks of thought, and it won't go away. Republican primary, Mrs. Neuberger searching process such as Mrs. Neu- says she is still undecided as to wheth- berger is experiencing. er or not she will support Jeffrey Bell, Mrs. Neuberger knows New Jer- the arch conservative who defeated sey's problems and she also knows Sen. Case, in his contest against Bill how government works. As a loyal SPCA staff is praised Bradley, the liberal nominated by the Republican of many years standing, it Democrats. must be distressing for her to even Red Bank away of the Panama Canal. lems in this state. We need Mrs. Neuberger, a moderate in think of deserting the party, but in- To the Editor: I wrote Senator Case Feb. some action last in order to avoid a domino effect of insur- her political views, is highly respected asmuch as she is a person of convic- I have read with interest FROM OUR READERS 10 regarding the Panama and hopefully an open mind the Canal. On April 18, the sena-. ance companies leaving this tion that possibility appears very real, UHn to *» Minr i»«>i toilfa M art Mm M wrltor't nun M- throughout the county and state and many current articles with ref- ••» mi Hlimm —ii. IMi iMtl Ml nnM m aw* Mxiif tors and Congressman Howard state... she has been closely allied with those indeed. erence to the Monmouth Coun- *li art MVtry. MWiMMh •< caaMam tor •met *r irtirnimwli «f voted "yes" on the bill. On The insurance buyers in ty SPCA and have finally April 18,1 wrote a short note to New Jersey are entitled to found it impossible to keep si- reason that there is so much To say that the SPCA is Senator Case regarding his some protection from exorbi- Lesson for our grads lent ... indifference and apathy In this only "on" from one til five is vote to give the Panama Canal tant premiums. They are also I have been familiar with world and the animals are cer- totally asinine... Would any of to the Panama government entitled to have thre right to This is the season for high school either drivers or as passengers that the Monmouth County tainly not to blame. The reason the critics care to be at the and said "your reward will choose what company and proms and graduations, and many of they pay strict attention to all of the S.P.C.A. and with their work- for the shelter is the stupid, shelter early every day to come election day." I was agent to place their insurance our youngsters feel happy, heady and safe driving tips they have been given ers, leaders and associates for uncaring, despicable scum scrub and wash down the runs hearing from many people and with. Right now the insurance more years than I would care it was the pay raise they voted buyer, particularly automobile have the natural inclination to cele- in these past few years. that walks the earth on twoand cages and feed and water to count, and I can only say feet that makes a shelter nec- themselves last year which an- insurance, has no choice of brate a big event in their lives. the animals and when the day that I have the greatest re- essary. Their Job Is to try to does come to euthanize, would gered them most and then the company or premium. Surely, That's fine with us. We have pleas- Auto drivers, especially, should spect and admiration for them undo what this "wonderful" one of the critics care to come Panama Canal issue. The sen- it is better for the buyer to be ant memories of those great academic exercise the greatest care. They and what they do. I have never creature that walks upright and do the Job — make the .ators refused to believe what able to purchase insurance at they heard from their consti- higher premiums than none at and social events of years long past, should have absolute control of the been turned away or ignored has done to something more decision? Can you imagine no matter what time of the day tuents and constituents do not all. and we want nothing less for today's vehicles they are driving, and they gentle and more loving and to how hard it must be? ... I have brought an animal there me, by far a better and finer forget. The New Jersey Insurance graduates and their friends and fami- also should exert absolute control over Cruelty? Which is more or even asked a simple ques- human being than "man" ever cruel? Think about it. And if Naomi McGregor Department has caused this lies. the conduct of their passengers. Too tion. Why would I have to could hope to be. And I feel Mr Goldstein wants to dweU immediate problem with Safe- We do want our young people to often, grieving families have learned, make trips? For the simple they do the best job possible .. on cruelty, I suggest that he Insurance costs co. They have not taken any get through this important period of it has been the silliness or giddiness of take a trip to an abattoir... action on Safeco's request' for Holmdel rate relief, those riding in cars which has led to Cruelty? Your cruelty is not their lives so that they, too, have a Governor Brendan T. Byrne We believe that it is about firm foundation on which those memo- disasters on the roads and highways. done in the S.P.C.A. — it's done outside mostly by the State House time the State Insurance De- ries will be built. It would be helpful, we think, if very people who condemn — Trenton, N.J 08*25 partment, and our legislative It takes a great sense of responsi- parents did a bit of judicious preach- rbrofVctt not help — financially or ser- Dear Sir: representatives, and you, find to 90 through- Today, we at Business Cov- a way to meet and solve the bility, however, and that's why we ing on the subject of care and safety, Ciles.dniwers.nott vicewise — Just open their big erage Corporation were in- problems rather than fight the hope that when they enter autos as like today. or whatever any tin* mouths and condemn... formed that Safeco Insurance insurance industry. How about a complete turn- Alan N. Curry M4& about from the outside in? Company of America, and Give the shelter and its em- their affiliated companies, Outlaw boxing! Kozloski's strength ployees credit where credit is have turned in their licenses in due for doing an outstanding, New Jersey. Marlboro Assemblyman Walter J. Kozloski, confident he has the moral strength to humane job and take their sug- We are extremely con- To the Editor: D-Monmouth, is home from the hospi- doit. gestions for it stands to reason, cerned, not only about the I think boxing should be number of customers we have tal, happy to be among his Freehold "Walt" has come up in life the if they didn't care and didn't outlawed! If we are supposed to replace insurance for, and neighbors. Because his kidneys are have a genuine interest, they to be such a civilized nation, hard way. The son of a coal miner in certainly wouldn't be working the tremendous amount of not functioning, "Walt" must go to how could we possibly let box- Pennsylvania, his father overcame a there. work and expense this will ing be permitted? It Is almost Monmouth Medical Ceqter three times serious illness to live in proud content- Constance Laux cause our office, but, where identical to the ancient Roman a week for dialysis treatments. ment of his son's many accomplish- are the thousands of Safeco games which were ruled not We're extremely pleased that his ments. It's our fervent wish that they policyholders going to find the only uncivilized, but totally im- Case's defeat coverage and service of the health has improved to its present enjoy many more years in exchanging moral. ' Oceanport stature enjoyed by them in the Boxing is just people paying state because we know he was a grav- expressions of love and affection for To the Editor: post? to see others get beaten up., ely 111 person less than two months each other. Senator Case was retired Business Coverage Corpo- The fact that they are the ago. He is a fighter who has come from the Senate by the voters ration has been an agent for same sex and of the same on June 6 Why you and Sena- through many rough campaigns, Mr. Kozloski also has the en- Safeco for 11 years. We can weight class still does not tor Case should be shocked I vouch for the fact that they always as a winner. couragement of a loyal and devoted make it right. It only "ap- do not know. The reason was have been more than fair with pears" fairer to the crowd. But In his current campaign to regain wife. As'he travels the path to com- very clear. It was not his age. their agents and the public in the fog is still in their eyes. his strength and return to his duties as plete recovery, we know he cherishes Age is numbers and Senator this state. When other insur- When someone pays a person a legislator and a school teacher, he her deep concern for him. It's our Case Is still young at 74. ance companies closed their to beat up another, it is wrong Senator Case ignored his has the advantage of not having to face prayer that medical scieiiv. andt doors to writing new business,, and should be illegal. Or Is it constituents' feelings' on two Safeco kept the doors open... opponents. Everyone who knows him, "Walt's" determination join in bring- just the fact that It is held in an issues, first O", ha/ty pay raise H is time for you and the arena and is called boxing that regardless of political affiliations, is ing him fwck to a healthy and fruitful the congressmen .""'"^them- New Jersey legislature to real- makes it right? pulling for him to win this battle, life. 'What'* in the paper today, judge?' selves and to top that, the give- ly look into the Insurance prob- Nancy Fein SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. JUNE W. 1978 TllC Ml?RcgfeteT 7 Business 'Plain English9 trend is gaining N.Y. stock quotations •y SYLVIA POSTER required by federal, state and local laws and A major breakthrough for consumer under regulation! - in addition to what the companies cmam 4i an au an avt awaw-iw 117 4IH 4M>II - * NrtiPwl M i ai MW HUa - w standing of the contracts you sign - their possible themselves have put Into their contracts And the 111 OnbEniail OnwC 1.4IW •M 17V> 17H17H kortr. IM 7 M ISW IIH 3SU>- U strangleholds, pitfalls as well as benefits - oc- fundamental reason most of us do not read the •""•""I2 tl IIW MWMH- S NwllAtrl TS 4 M 17H 77H17U* H low CMtC* Coira« til YOUR MONEY'S PE Mi HM CmCd ) a i u no m. I7k< V, N«rtSq!t.t41 135 ISW IIHMH- W curred last year when New York adopted the first large print (much less the small print and foot- CaiFoi IB I • nm Nwllndsal 375 tS UWIS - H notes) is that we simply can't fight our way «CF LM«~M a 173 au atil» - '» Nwilmh.1 IS SlUtfll'A nVt- H law ID the nation requiring that consumer con- AMF IH I as »».M «., M OuNC 174 1 Cimrwllll in an mBH- Ut Morion II 1 lit lilt 47V.- H tracts be written In plain English. Bills were through the utterly incomprehensible language ill* I Ut » M au- h )a DM IIHllv»« tk Mortkn.74* • 1541 H'A ltwIIU* W .nnnaaau m a 4 « 1 CaMKoi.a I MH- (I — o-o- quickly Introduced In other states and a federal The Federal Trade Commission's "holder in _i M Wt II -« Ml »'* WH WORTH CMIGrfl a I la »» «n»an- M 441 HU DW|3W- W proposal along the same lines also was placed »a i in IIH« By Science Research Associates counter in the world of work, B. Write a list of advan- A. A list of references. coverage under the com- D. Why is the position A. The nearest State De- '4. Bsfori leaving a jab you may but rather, a representative tages and disadvantages B. Your educations) back- pany's benefits plan? available? partment of Labor Of- want to find ant what your AC. Evans Work U the iourc* of many cross-section of such situations. of the job. ground. 14. You want to apply for the fice. company it going to sly; B. P. Chung things to many people. C. Send a letter and your C. Your race. position, but a good friend - B The nearest U.8. Health, make your answer chart with C. J. Sachs Education and Welfare The questions may halp you resume to the address D. A list of previous em- of yours had told you be theirs (actually, even if the It provides moit of ui with given. ployers. D. & Sanchei office. recognize that in all occupa- wants the job. Which of context and tans differ. money; it involves ui in activ- tions people have the ability to D. Talk to your present the following should you C Certified public ac- ities and conUcts with other 11. Which of the following learn skills and acquire informs employer about your 8. During an initial job inter do? countant •9. The flexitime concept calls fat people that can be • lource of Uon that can make one's work qualifications. view, it is best not to con- would ordinarily be most D. The payroll department A. Avoid contacting per- a working day corns seed af personal satisfaction and ful- more effective and one's work- centrate your questions on appropriate to mention sonnel and just forget of your last employer. two drHeftnt types ot time: fillment, or a cause of discon- ing life more satisfying. 3. Lucretia has a new job for salary, benefits, snd vaca- when asking for a raise? about the job. tent and unhappkness. At work, which she is paid the legal tions because: A. The size of your family. B. Contact personnel and 19. If you know what posi- con time and flexible time. we experience all kinds of feel- federal minimum wage that B. The quality of your job try to convince them tion in your company you All employees must be present ings—involvement, latisfaction, Pick the best answer to A. the Interviewer might went into effect January — performance. that you are more quali- would like to have In five during con time and awst amusement, anger, joy, frustra- each of the questions below; label you as a worrier. 1, 1978. Her hourly wage C. The recent raise of a co- fied than your friend. years, what would be the work ths total number of n- tion, sorrow, and boredom. All then check the answers at the B. it would require too cod to see how well you're is: worker. C. Let your friend know best way to by to get It? quired howl etch day, kit affect our emotional and physi- much time for the inter- D. The purchase of your coping in the world of work. A. $2.35 viewer to explain these that you're going to ap- A. Make your accomplish- they neve flexiblity In choos- cal well-being. new home. ments known to your a $2.so aspects of the job. ply for the job. ing their time of arrival and C. $2.65 D. Convince your friend co-workers. But above all, work provides C information about sal- 12 What should you do if your departure from the employ D. $2.80 ary, benefits, snd vaca- not to apply because re- B. Get on friendly terms for most of us the framework HELP WANTED work area is piled high with your boss' family. ment location. around which we organize our tions often is confiden- jection would be cer- 4. In a job interview, which with more work than you tain. C. Set periodic objectives •15. By developing healthy rate- lives. It determines to varying FOOD SERVICE MANAGER tial until you are hired. can possibly finish? is the best way to explain and work toward reach- tionshipi whh your Maw degrees the style of life we D. the interviewer might A. Assign priorities to the 15. In most jobs, the most why you were fired from feel that your duties on ing them. workers and supervisors, yen lead-when we eat and sleep, Fat lares industrial cffetaria. tasks and do the most important part of getting I). Tike i standardized test where we live, who our friends your last job? the job are of secondary ahead is a good open doors that might other- ExpefitKi should indudt put important first. to find out your are, what we enjoy doing, what importance to you. A. education. wise bi closed. ckssidf, imMtwy control, A. Give a truthful explana- B. Do as much as you can strengths. we strive for, and what we buy. as quickly as you can. B. appearance. keekkeaaiat cookins. Salary tion. B. Admit that it was entire- 9. If the company you work C. Assign priorities to the C. ability to follow direc- •16. Studies show that aMst nssj- Most of us ipend at least one- cemmamurata wirt exairi- 20. In which category of oc- ly your fault. for has a flexitime system, tasks and do the least tions. nations an not due to a desks third of our adult life working, cupations an the greatest C. Indicate that your you would most likely: time consuming first D. working relationship to improve one's eoeitien but traveling to and from work, number of workers em- former employer was at A. choose when to begin D. Do the work you like with people. an based primarily upon per- and getting ready for work. ployed? THE DAILY REPORTER, fault. and end your work day. the beat because you'll sonality conflicts and human 16. The major reason most A. Government •OX FSM1U. Hit] D. Carefully change the B. get paid en an hourly do i better job. B. Finance. problems which frequently Till routine becomes so much basis. people leave their jobs Is: a part of our existence that we subject . C. Agriculture. could be solved or made lest C. be subject to seasonal A. the loss of a sense of often Uke It for granted. We COMPANY BULLETIN D. Manufacturing. uncomfortable. 5. Which one of the following, layoffs. productivity. seldom stop to consider what (Rtfer to the above ad for is most likely to charge a D. work only four days B. an opportunity for a we might do-or leam-that qualiom I and 2.) fee for finding a job tor The position af production ca- (Next Community Resources) out of every week. better job. COPING TALLY could make our working lives you? ofdinitor hat rtceadv secerns C a desire to move to 1. What does "salary com- NUMBER more satisfying and successful. A. Government employ- avalakle. Any tmpleyea later another city. ANSWER KEY: Working mensurate with experi- XVZ COMPANY ment service. artsd la ipplyini ler tht job D. personality conflicts. How irt you coping In the world CATEGORY RIGHT ence" mean? TELEPHONE This installment of the SRA B. Private employment should contact the personnel ol work? Hera an answers to to Working Coping Skills Teit Is intended agency. DIRECTORY A. The salary his been set eafertmat 17. Most unemployment com- dsy'l installment ol the SRA Community to assess the level of one's C. University or commun- DEPART EXTEN pensation programs an by the employer. Coping Skills Tost. Ksap track ot Resources skill in and knowledge of how ity college placement MENT CONTACT SION financed through: (Refer to the about notice for your atom on the Coping Tally. to handle work-related prob- service. Customtr A. payroll deductions from Consumer B. The salary would be the questions 13 and 14.) lems. The questions are not in- same as your last salary. D. Employment division of Service J. Jactaon 219 employees' wages. 1. 0 ' 11. B Economics tended to Include ill common the YWCA or YMCA. B. employers' contribu- I C 12. A Finano C. Evan 212 IS. Before applying for the Health sad Safety situations that one might en- C. The salary is set by law, Msrketini P. Chung 211 tions. 3. C 13. 6 6. If you wen looking for a job, which of the follow- Household based on the job de- Ptnonrnl J. Sachi 201 C. contributions by em- 4. A* 14. t scription. secretarial job m a large ing should be your ftnt Public ployers and employees. 5. B 15. 0' company, whom would consideration? D. the state financing de- Personal Law you contact? RaUtiens S. Sanchez 209 6. A 18. 0* I IK I ku\\ k»•«r.ui D. The salary would be A. To whom would you partment Government A. Personnel. Purchssini B. Williams 210 report? 7. C 17. 8 Based on your back- Stress ground. B. Public relations. B. Why do you want the 18. When would you apply 8. 0 18. A Classified Way C. Payroll. (Refer to the above directory job? for unemployment bene- 9. A' IB. C GRAND TOTAL D. The company president. for question 10.) 10. C dial 2. What should you do if you C. What is the salary? fits? 20. D wanted to apply for the "The Action Line" job? 7. Which of the following 10. You are employed by 542-1700 A. 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Mayor Kane pointed out in a prepared statement last night, This same amount was accidentally returned to the tax- that a refund In the regional high school district did not cause payers a second time, as a tax rebate, so the taxpayers similar problems. benefitted twice from the same $1)6,000. This will have to be The mayor also disputed charges made by the school superintendent that surplus funds were not placed in interest TOURING THE REGISTER- A group of residents made up in this year's municipal budget. advertising manager who conductedthe tour, ex- Tbe school fund deficit was increased even further, because bearing accounts. from the Naveslnk House, Red Bank, were shown plains the computer process of transfrerrlng copy, Mayor Kane said the borough had income of more than VDT's (video display terminals) In the Register an additional $45,000 was not raised In taxes last year for the tp computer, to newsprint. A small story can be seen debt service portion of the school budget, acocordlng to Mayor $50,000 from investments, although he did not specify Interest newsroom during the group's tour yesterday. The on the terminal in the foreground. bearing accounts. terminals are used to edit copy. William Block Jr., Roger Kane. Since the deficit was made public last month, Mayor Kane While the two officials may continue to assess the blame for and Superintendent of Schools Frank Kane,(they are not re- the problem, borough taxpayers will still have to the make up lated), have been arguing over who is responsible for the the deficit with owner of a home assessed at $30,000 paying an Retirees tour Register shortfall in the budget additional $204 to the borough this year. By USA BUNK amazed at the amount of peo- equals three-quarters of a ton, jority were not natives of Uon- ple and paper required to pro- and at approximately $320 a mouth County.. SHREWSBURY - Ever duce a ewspaper, as well as ton ("In 1*40 It was M0 a ton") But nevertheless, all were been through a newspaper of- the mechanical production the price Is very high. impressed with the beauty and fice before? Itself Another veteran, Mrs. Elsa size of the modem building. The Daily Register For O residents of the However, one more famil- Staton, who worked for the One was Miss Violet Murray, Naveslnk House, l retirement whose father, she disclosed- iar with the newspaper In- New York Herald Tribune for SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY. JUNE 20. 1978 home located it 4t Riverside dustry was John Mertz. While Menry Raymond Murray- Drive to Red Bank, yester- 23 years, including 15 ears as many were held spellbound promotion director, was par- was named after the first edi- day's one-hour tour of the Dal- before the assemblyllne pre- tor of the New York Times, ly Register was a first both for ticularly Interested In the new paring the finished papers for press. "I was very impressed Henry Raymond Murray. Her themselves and for the bundling, Mr. Mertz was less father Mr. Murray worked for Naveslnk House. at bow much is done photo- awed! "I've spent losts of time graphically," she said at the the New York Clipper, a theat- A* the caravan of five men watching 'em roll out the New rical, paper that folded In the Battle over Auto Exchange end of the tour. She said the and n women weaved their York Times," which he used to modern process Is "very dif- thirties, Miss Murray said. Did way through the four-year-old watch from Herald Square. ferent" and much Improved she enjoy the tour? "Oh, I did, building's newsroom, book- Mr. Mertz, M, who came here from the physically heavy, I did, I did) We couldn't get keeping and advertising de- seven years ago from New manually type-set, here quick enough." partments, composing room, is expected to linger on York City, then changed the noisierpresses at the Herald Tours are given Monday pressroom, and circulation de- . subject and said he used to Tribune. "I like the new sys- through Wednesday (special By JULIE MCDONNELL it to hear the buffer request. partment, they were wide- audit companies that produce tem," said the 77-year-old ori- provisions made for business maining problem, the required for further violations, the The board decided it eyed with wonder, en- newsprint. "There's no trees ginally from New York who groups or other organiza- 15-foot buffer zone. board Indicated . RED BANK - The continu- wanted a more complete site thusiastic, and Inquisitive. left to make the stuff," he lam- came here four years ago. tions), preferably starting be- At first, the planners Although a number of board "I didn't know U took so ented, referring to the esca- tween 9and t:90a.m. (inorder ing battle over zoning vio- plan of the property before It seemed inclined to approve a members said they were frus- much machinery to put out a lating prices of newsprint. At the conclusion of the to see the presses run). The lations at Red Bank Auto Ex- makes any judgments on the buffer that Included a fence trated at their'inability to cor- newspaper," commented Mrs. tour, Arthur Z. Kamln, presi- minimum age is third grade change could continue for an- adequacy of the buffering. kept In good repair, planting of rect the situation, Mr. Finan Camilla Shuart, 75, a native of Earlier, William Block Jr., dent and editor, greeted the students. The minimum size other six months, or longer, Mr Cohen then observed trees and grass, and a curbing noted, "Unfortunately, you New York who came here six advertising manager who con- group. He encouraged them to group Is five; the maximum is neighborhood residents that he has compiled with the along the buffer to prevent (the board) can't enforce the yean ago, on observing the ducted the tour, said that to report news at any time be- 55 to 60 persons. Groups are learned last night. judge's order by appearing can from being parked there. conditions you set. You're not Intricate computer system in produce the M.000 dally copies cause "we feel It is important advised to contact the Register The auto body shop on before the board, and said he But then James Erving, a the courts or the code enforce- the composing room the pressroom uses "12 or 11" for all of you to become a part a few weeks in advance to ar- Leonard Street, owned by would agree to supply the addi- board member, argued that ment officer. That's up to the In general, most were also full rolls of newprint. One roll of the community." The ma- range a tour. Larry Cohen, borders a resi- tional Information the board the board should not approve a enforcement agencies." dential area and has been the wants. buffer zone without requiring In other business last night, subject of numerous com- "But I won't be able to sup- the same complete site plan it the board heard plans by plaints by Leonard Street resi- ply It for six months because I requires of other applications. Dora's Photo Shop to construct dents on building code vio- won't be in town," he said. a 15-foot, one story addition to lations on the property. "We're not going to wait "This problem has gone on the front of the store at IS Byrne appeal is ignored Last night, Mr. Cohen ap- for years and years," he said another six months for you to Wallace St., for additional dis- peared at the Planning Board do something you should have "I cant recall another ap- play are* and Inventory. plication in all my yean on the workshop to obtain approval of done four years ago," re- Norman Lee, board chair- f 9 board where we've closed our a buffer zone between his prop- sponded Mrs. Marianne Can- man, reported that talks are eyes to everything but the buf- erty and adjoining property, as navo, board member. underway with various proper- on 20"and-out proposal fer." he was directed in March by Mr. Cohen was found guilty ty ownen of Monmouth Street Acting Municipal Court Judge by Judge Ambrose on several Other board members, af- stores, with an eye to obtaining By SHERRY CONOHAN before deciding to postpone covered by It — such as game the bill had been "victimized" Donald Ambrose. charges filed by neighborhood ter some discussion, finally a cooperative agreement to Stole huse Carresfwadeat consideration of the measure. wardens and alcoholic by tax revolt sentiment stem- But Planning Board at- residents in March, and was agreed that the plan submitted provide more parking In the Gov. Byrne appealed to beverage control In- ming from passage of a recent torney Bernard Finan, said the fined $50 plus $10 court costs. by Mr. Cohen was Incomplete. area behind the stores. TRENTON—Even a pep Democratic members of the vestigators. proposal In California to curb judge didn't have any juris- Most of the violations have If Mr. Cohen doesn't submit taft and personal appeal from Assembly, during a rare per- Mr. Lee estimated that 40 to There was no Indication, government spending. diction to order Mr. Cohen to been corrected, according to complete plans to the board, It Gov. Brendan T. Byrne failed sonal . appearance at the As- 50 parking spaces might be however, when a vote on the "I think that hurt us a lot," appear before the board, nor Gerald Menna, building in- would be up to the building yesterday to bring balky As- sembly Democratic caucus, to generated there If an agree- bill actually was posponed lat- Mr. Kosakowski said. power over the board to force spector, with the major re- Inspector to issue summonses sembly Democrats in line be- support the "20-and-out" bill, ment can be worked out." er, whether leadership would "Everything bad that could hind a "JO-and-out" pension which would permit po- accept an amendment on the plan for police and firemen — licemen, a host of other law have happened, happened at Jobs covered by the legislation. the time of this bill ' the bill was pulled from the enforcement personnel and If it Is amended, the bill would Assembly calendar for lack of firemen to retire at an earlier have to go back to the Senate The proposed bill would support. age with higher benefits. for concurrence with that permit them, plus all other law Assembly unit endorses Assemblyman Thomas J. change. enforcement offlcials.to retire He went to the closed at age 50 after 25 years of Deverin, D-Union and Mid- The Senate Is recessed for dlesex, Assembly sponsor of caucus shortly after It con- service, with a 60 percent pen- vened, following the lunch the summer, but Is expected to sion. They could retire at 50 the measure, said there were return for a one-day session In only 33 or 34 votes for it. That hour, to consider the "20-and- percent of their salary after plan to legalize jai alai out" bill and other pending leg- July to act on nominations and only 10 yean of service, but in ks substantially short of the take up any bills returned to It islation which remained on the the first two years of the plan TRENTON (AP) - New and the bill is authorized by the majority of 41 needed for pas- with amendments from the As- "I thought this amendment Jai alai enthusiasts de- afternoon session calendar. they wouldn't be eligible to re- Jersey would become the fifth Legislature and approved by sage. sembly. would help make the bill more scribe it as the world's fastest Assembly Speaker Christ- Mr. Jackman said later that ceive pension benefits until state In the nation to have le- voters at the November gener- digestible to the public at the game. It Is played on a three- opher Jackman, DHudson, the governor reminded the Policemen and firemen reaching age 55. In the third galized Jai alai gambling under al election. general election, but I under- wall court or "fronton" by filled the spectators gallery in year and thereafter, they a proposed constitutional said he expects the bill to be Democratic caucus of his com- The jai alai proposal stand that If the bill Is players using curved wicker put up for a vote when the mitment to policemen and the Assembly and the hall out- could begin collecting their amendment endorsed by the amended now, there wouldn't baskets who hurl a ball against side the chamber throughout pension at age 50. Assembly State Government cleared the committee without Assembly returns on Thurs- firemen to support the earlier debate. be time to get It on the general the front wall. The rules are day. He noted that five Demo- retirement plan. He said some the morning session, and half- The cost of the bill has been Committee. election ballot," Vlllane said. similar to handball. cratic Asssembly members of the Democratic Assembly way through the afternoon, In estimated at 913.2 million for The committee voted 7-0 Assemblyman Anthony M. Mayors of declining Jeney Opponents of legalized Jai were absent yesterday and members expressed a desire anticipation of a vote, then the first year, $13.9 million for Monday to release the meas- Vlllane Jr., R-Monmouth, Shore communities have sup- alai have questioned the wis- said some other votes were to see separation of the jobs as drifted away as word of the the second year and $11.4 mil- ure for a vote by the full As- withheld an amendment that ported the proposal. They say dom of authorizing another "questionable." outlined in the bill, making it postponement spread. lion for the third year. There sembly. The Senate approved would have required a munici- jai alai could rejuvenate their form of legalized gambling in "I'm not going to put up the strictly for policemen and William J. Kosakowski, are no estimates after that. the measure by a 27-3 vote last pality wanting Jai alai and the aging resorts in much the New Jersey and contend it bill and make a political foot- firemen "because they're spe- president of the New Jersey The state would assume the month. county In which it Is located same way casino gambling is may compete with the state's ball out of it, unless we have cial" and deleting various oth- State Firemen's Mutual cost, rather than counties and New Jersey would join each to hold a referendum on expected to boost Atlantic horse racing Industry for the the votes," he declared earlier er law enforcement officials Benevolent Association, said municipalities. Florida. Nevada, Rhode Island the question. City. betting dollar Recreation unit approves funding for arts series LINCROFT - The Sunday mission, said that the com- ballet performances, and a He noted, for example, (hat Sampler of the Arts series will mission was reimbursed $1,800 duo-pianist performance for 256 applicants took the last again by co-sponsored by tbe from ticket sales for the past young people. All the pro- Civil Service test for park county Parks and Recreation year's series, a net loss of $850. grams are intended to appeal ranger and 118 passed. And he Commission in the 1(78-71 sea- He said that the council hopes to children and serve as an predicted that the county son. to Increase the 10,000 total au- Introduction to the arts. would have to hire its rangers The commission last night dience during the coming sea- The commission approved from that state list for the next voted to appropriate $4,750 son. But If net receipts do not guidelines for a. tuition reim- three years. toward artists' fees in the increase, the series could cost bursement program that will He said that a problem en- aeries, which is being ex- the commission about $1,000, be available to all parks em- countered with Civil Service panded to 18 performances. or an Increase of about $150 ployees, who want to attend was its lack of adequate posi- The series is co-sponsored by next year. school on their own time. tion descriptions to fit the the Monmouth County Arts Tbe 18-program series, Aldrich Sawyer-Dolby, county park system's needs. Council. which Is presented at various head of personnel for the parks And he said that some ques- Under an agreement with locations in the county, will system, described procedures tions on the state tests are not the council, the recreation begin Nov. 5 with a per- used to fill vacancies. relevant to the job functions of commission will assume 40 formance of Hailsel and Gretel He noted that an increasing county employees. percent of any profit or loss for by the National Theatre Com- number of jobs in county parks the 1178-71 series. The council pany. In addition to children's are being filled from state Civ- Currently, the county parks OPEN FOR BUSINESS - Red Bank's Westside Re- HM«M* will assume 00 percent. theater, the series will Include il Service lists, instead of by system employs 381 people, in- John Mlnton, Neighborhood Preservation Project vltallzatlon Pro|ect office opens Its doors at 185 director; Alice Hall, secretary; and Paul Shoffery, James J. Truncer, secre- movies, a production of local applicants who later re- cluding full-time, part-time, Shrewsbury Ave., to provide Information to area Mozart's "The Magic Flute," ceive Civil Service approval. seasonal and CETA personnel. Westside pro|ect director. Sprucing up the tary-director of the com- residents about a variety of rehabilitation programs storefront are Daryl Teffeller, on ladder, and A1 available to them. Stat;;,v .nt-oi.Veetjre, from left. Jones, at right. Debut of the Dobbins label' f Lifestyle 10 TUESDAY. JUNE 20. 1978 By LOU •LOUSTBIN M1DDLET0WN - DobbUs Ltd., known primarily for Ui DM home Interiors, spotlighted Its new Interest la women's fashion, Introducing designer-line clothing for fall and winter which will carry Dobbins' very own label. A good sited crowd gathered for this sneak preview of cold weather clothing In the main room of the shop, located here on Route » Mrs Anita Stomber, Dobbins', manager and chief or- cbestrator for the fashion show, explained the over-all concept behind the choice of items shown, soon to pack the Dobbins racks. "We decided that women were sick and tired of high fashion. What we've tried to do is to bring in clothes that can be added, In pieces, to a woman's wardrobe rather than purchasing season by season. We're emphasizing the total wardrobe rather than the strictly seasonal approach." The new selections are'guaranteed to bridge the age gap and to accommodate almost anyone's pocketbook. "The look we have tried to achieve Is deflnetely a classic one, to be worn by young and old alike. Our selections will range In price from about MS for a little silk dress, to about £00 for an exquisite evening gown," commented llrs. Stomber. "Today, women want to look beautiful again-" added George Ingler, president of Dobbins Ltd., "not craiy, not untoward but beautiful." Well, the man said beauty and the audience got an eyeful (no pun on the French-look Intended) of just that— beautiful clothes from start to finish, from the silk print dress for day to the devilish disco get-up for night Bywtrds for fall run from full to fitted, from dramatic to demure. The accent on suits Is still very very strong. Man-tailored Jackets are underscored by soft silks or cuddly cashmeres with the narrow hip-hugging skirts. Or the new short-length jackets, Just to the waist, with the full, sometimes flounced, skirts. -Separates too, no longer Just poor step-children, are now firmly established In the fashion focus. Flowing skirts topped off by billowy overblouses and simple but stunning coordinates worn loose and soft or belted over. Reruns from seasons past Include cowl-necked sweaters, fully crocheted dresses, padded shoulders and the super-sensual ultra-suede fabrics. And the newcomers i to the scene are sure to turn some heads- full flowing caftans and those skinny shiny cigarette pants, Just to name a few. In addition to the many multi-purpose outfits shown, Dob- bins has put together quite a collection of really fabulous finery COOL COORDINATES — Saucy at the shoulder, this for those truly formal affairs. colorful set Is a natural for a fall afternoon or eve- First, some floor-length gowns, very fluid, very feminine, ning. spanning the spectrum from'winter white to aquamarine to raspberry to Jet black. Then, last but never least, come the furs which round-out Register staff photos and complete the look of any well-appointed woman about town. LONG AND LOVELY - This full-length LOTS 0' LACE — For the belle of any ball, Dobbins Shown were the fitted and the full; the short and the long; the aquamarine gown, flounced just below the knee. Is shows this winter-white gown featuring delicate mink, the sable, the coyote and the red fox. topped off by a fur, white mink and white fox. lace panels throughout. Fashion forecast for fa Lemon NEW YORK - This is the Plaza yesterday. the designers are spirited The collections stress in- women personalities of the teresting pant shapes. Most thinking woman's fashion era. "Why" is as important to know as "What." The Ameri- American century — the fron- pants are slim and often bias, The identity search and loss can designer once again fills tier woman, the cowgirl, poets, but some designers show the novelists, playwrights. very full peg top or harem Olympics of direction known as do-your- the triple role of innovator, ownthlng are behind us. That motivator and guide. Angry, shape. Designer Jeans In couture quality and witty vari- seems to be the concensus as militant and punk chic are ex- The important shift of the the American Designer Show- tremely faint echoes in the col- ations in cut are news. silhouette to broad shoulders By ERMA BOMBECK ings for fall opened here at The lections. Direct influences on and a slim line are part of the Sleeves remain full, and the normal cycle in what historian There Isn't a reader out there who hasn't at one James Laver termed the "shif- newest look Is the sleeve rolled back or pushed up casually. time or another suffered the agonies of a consumer ting erogenous zones." Static lemon. fashion bores the intelligent eye. The new squared, firmed Fabrics we never expected Maybe It was a sewing machine that only shoulder alters the soft, full top to see again return to make worked in reverse, during a full moon, when oysters and narrows the hipline. The this a season of gilt-edged lux- were in season. focus now moves to the waist ury. Even rugged outdoor ma- and legs. terials have an opulent, best- of-breed air, and this year's Maybe it was a vacuum sweeper that picked up thin or porous tweeds, melton, pennies, pins and small dogs, but unfortunately not American collections how- cashmere, mohair and filmy dust. ever continue to be supple, synthetic textures are for con- without Interfacings and lin- noisseurs. New perfectionism Most likely, it was a car that was assembled on ings. Clothes are less layered. In weaving manmade fibers New Year's Day and had an early retirement wish. Clean tailoring is played up has produced synthetic fabrics and skirts are slim and often fine enough to interest the I never understood why manufacturers could skinny. Pants are usually slim- most exacting designers. This not bring themselves to admit, "Folks, you got a legged but remain roomy at year for the first time rayon real bow-wow here, and we've tried to fix It, but the top. and polyester weaves Join Ul- we're going to have to replace it!" tra Suede in the high fashion The narrower but still soft collections. Everyone has their own entry for the Lemon dress top Is more often a tunic Olympics. For me, It was a washer that didn't. In than a blouson. The waistline Designers use leather and three years, I had ID service calls. I not only knew Is marked by an Interesting suede lavishly, luxuriously In my repairman, Hal, by name, I knew the ages of his belt or wide sash. Narrow day- beautiful colorations. time skirts open way to show a lot of leg in walking and at Evening fabrics are night there is a terrifically ethereal, colorful and often sexy leg show. Legs and pro- glittering. Charmeuse and gold AT WITS END vocative necklines belie the tissue frequently stray over as sober purposeful look of daytime blouses with tweed or clothes designed for walking leather outfits. and working. The rage for dis- children and their names, how much his house co dancing has created a payments ran, what his wife said to his mother whole new clothes category- Except for white, grey and when she put on a hard hat to clean the oven, and sensuous, bold and costume- the returned importance of how be didn't know how much longer he could put like black, no-colors are out of the off prostate surgery. 1(78 tonal palette. Even the faintest beige resembles green Basically, my washer had four cycle settings; Jackets, vests, sweaters and or pink. Taupes have a mauve WASH, SPIN, SOAK and HAL. He was the most short furs take the spotlight. or pink cast. Every shade of dependable. A week without Hal was like a week Some designers stress the the harvest and the autumn without clean clothes. He became such an intricate double Jacket In two tones and landscape mingle In fall part of our lives, my husband came home one night two lengths, to be worn togeth- clothes and furs Wine and viv- and said, "I'm taking the first two weeks in August er or apart. Jackets are often id red are perhaps the favorite for our vacation, okay?" quilted, in poplin, wool, cor- colors. duroy or silk. They are airy- down-filled and sometimes "Suit yourself!" I shrugged, "but remember Furs are virtually trans- thick as a comforter. The short Hal Is taxing the last two weeks of July and that formed Into patterned fabric of lengths vary from the tapered PENCIL-SLIM dress In taupe flannel means we'll be an entire month without a re- little spencer to three-quarter feathery suppleness when de- pairman." signers have them cut Into thin has a hand-crochet collar and a coat coats, important In both fabric in the new walking-length. It's from and fur. strips and rejoined. Fur tails When my husband and I discovered I was going are a new trimming craze. Adele Simpson's fall 78 collection in- troduced yesterday in New York. to have another baby I dreaded telling Hal. He had tok) me once before that the washer was working to The dress boom which Last year's shawl is a long capacity and anything additional would send It over began last spring Is naturally (be edge. followed by a great stress on muffler or stole this year, and a HMOs fox stole with head and Sixth grade science fair coats. A variety of coats In Hal and our washer would have drifted through doth or fur Is seen in every tall Is the new status ac- Prizes and ribbons fumshed cessory. EATONTOWN - Top win- life with the Bombecks had It not been for a stroke collection. ners in the Margaret L. Vetter by the PTO were presented by of luck one day at the country fair sulky races. A School's sixth grade science Anthony Iacopino, principal horse which bore the trade name of our washer paid Important belts are news, In Many double-faced coats In fair wece Jan Van Pelt, first Winners In other categories M8 to-one. With the winnings, we bought a new saddle leather with a hand- two shades, many In elegant place for i solar energy were Carolyn Stevens, sound; washer of another brand. black cashmere, or black Ul- some buckle or knotted ropes project; Scott Kelley, second BUly Esposito, chemistry; Un mixed with semi-precious ROMANIAN-INSPIRED embroidery tra Suede. Coat armholes are place for tree products Choe, astronomy; Billy Roger It was hard saying goodbye to Hal. My husband stones. And accessories like decorates the palomino suede vest, deep and roomy enough to cov- project; Richard Evans, third human body; Steven Felystad and I visited tym when he had surgery but after we dazzling fake Jewels, hats and which •««»* Ttyyo-plece cretonne-In- er a suit Many* collections place for demonstration of the prehistoric life; Carol Pom rehashed the good old days of spin, wash, textured --.V ^Mke this a spired chaiilr dress from Eleanor show suits with companion top- telegraph, and Richard Chunn, pun, plants; Sonny Jordan thermostat, pump and leaks, we ran out of con- banner winter for the dress-up Brenner's fall collection yesterday in coats-rarely seen since the fourth place for display on pre- oceanography, and Bari WU versation. the American Designer Showings. lHOs. additions. historic Ufe. llams, light. SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY. 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They lave each ether aad quest and a long, stamped, M twit JTM wMldi't pal graphy to turn them on can had severe eaiatlaaal pr.b- spend a tot of time together, self-addressed envelope to Ann tab la year <-•*••• kecaast have it as far as I'm con- tests aad refased to deal with bat they caaaet Hve together. Landers, P O. Box 11M5, Chi- m yaa 6ft aadnitiad wkat in cerned. I was never annolnted them. Thts story Is |a*t eae at maay cago, Illinois (Mil tattag abeat. - Mrs. P. to tell adults what they should Darlag my f.rmatlvc la noatlets family clesets. Thank yaa far letting me tell II. Dear Mrs P.: I understand or should not read or look at. years, I wttaessed the same -J. li VaUry Slrram, N V very well. It's YOU who don't Personally, pornography bores patera. First, aether weaM Battleground tour ij understand — and obviously me to death. stait to abase my father ver- by woman's club j cannot deal with the fact that Dear Aaa Landers: I'aa baly, then she wtakt slap ar Dear J ; Your parents ob- aex la the ultimate expression wriUag ahaat year aaswer u aaaeh him. Finally he waald viously had a sado-masochistic FREEHOLD - Member* of love and fulfillment In a LexiagUa, By., regarding bat- wakaalafthehease. relationship. She needed a of the Freehold Township. dose, healthy relationship. tend hatbaads. Please share One day, darlag a bitter man to punish and he enjoyed Woman's Club, accompanied; argameal, malher reached being belted around. by Mn. Charles Benter, public Sex without love Is nothing this with year readers. mto the freezer, grabbed a The day Ma grabbed the affairs chairman of the N.J. but bedroom gymnastics — I, lea, aaa the grewa daagh- FEVERISH PREPARATIONS — Mrs. Judy Marcellus, Rumson, left, is traea side el beef aad threw It side of beef was the day she State Federation of Women's empty and meaningless. Love ler at a battered hatband. He hostess at a planning session In her Rumson home, for Friday Night Fever, a at father. It strack bin aa the exceeded his threshold of to- Chins, toured the Battleground without sex Is words without Is a wiaairtal aua, father, benefit for Monmouth Day Care Center, Red Bank, to be staged Sept. 8 In ahte at the bead. Several lerance. Let's hope your pa- area here. music It's like trying to clap anvMer, etc. My Shore Casino, Atlantic Highlands. Or. Edgar Zimmerman of Rumson, vice saeaths niter, a Mead del aa rents never again share the They visited St. Peter's president of the Day Care Center, and Judy Elsenberg, Hoimdel, are on the his bran was sklllfaUy re- same dwelling. They are a Church, toured the new Battle- committee for the party, to be played out around a disco theme. amed by a weadertal aea- classic example of two people ground Park and were shown a rasargeaa. By same miracle, who can't live WITH each oth- film of battle scenes. Trumper- Glendinning RED BANK - Hiss Kathleen Allison Glen- dbsatag and James Jay Trumper were married Free From Colonial here June It In First Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Gerald Kills performed the ceremony and a reception tallowed In Shadowbrook, Smith-Manley .We've Recaptured Shrewsbury. RUMSON - Miss Virginia The bride Is the daughter of Mr. Albert N. Irene Manley and Richard Monmouth For You Glendinning, 30 Brookside Rd., Leonardo, and Wallace Smith Jr. were mar- the late Mrs June Glendinning. The bride- ried here May 17 in Holy Cross groom is the son of Hr. and Mrs. Jay M Roman Catholic Church. The Trumper, Shelbunw, Vermont. Rev. William Kokosska of- ficiated and a reception fol- Miss Judith Crawford was maid of honor. lowed In the Monmouth Hills Miss Sherri Trumper, Miss Wendy Bridges and Clubhouse. Mrs. Debra McNulty also attended the bride. The bride Is the daughter ol Best man was Robert Trumper, brother of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Man- the bridegroom. Kerry Glendinning, John ley, 59 Kemp Ave., Fair Bridges and John McNulty were ushers. Haven. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard The bride Is a graduate of Middletown MJL AND MRS. JAMBS TRUMPBl Township High School and of Brookdale Com- W. Smith Sr, Tulip Tree Lane, munity College. the University of Vermont. here. Mn. Richard Smith Jr. The bridegroom Is a graduate of Champlaln Following a wedding trip to Florida, the Miss Kim Schneider was Nee Virginia Manley Valley Union High School and Is now attending Trumpers will reside In Colchester, Vermont. maid of honor. Elizabeth Man- To celebrate the 200th anniversary ol the Battle ol Monmouth, Colonial ley, Jean Runte, Eileen Man- is making available lour beautiful full color commemorative watercolor ley, Eileen McAleer and Al- Nursing. She Is employed as a scenes depicting historic sites related to the Battle ot Monmouth. lison Ames also attended the registered nurse by Rlverview You wilt receive as a free gift trom us an original handpainted Gray's MacDonald—Oakley bride. Hospital, Red Bank. watercolor of the historic Englishtown Village Inn when you open Mr. Smith is a graduate of RED BANK - Miss Lynn* Carol Oakley Upturn, pastor, officiated at the ceremony. Best man was Jeff Morton. a new savings or checking account lor $50.00 or more, or add $50 00 Arthur Glacobbe, James Man- the same high school and of or more to an existing savings account. and Brace MacDonald were married here May There was a reception in Roman Inn, Hazlel Nichols CoUege. He is em- ley, Kelly Trimmer, Doug This is a limited offer starting June 1. available only j 17 in the First Baptist Church. The Rev. Vinton The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ployed as a sales represent- John E. Oakley, 207 Oxford Ave., Fair Haven. Rodger and Donald Kuehl at the Freehold office, where the entire collection can were ushers. ative by X.S. Smith, Eaton- be seen and where you can get all the details on how Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. MacDonald, 68 WaUace town. St., Red Bank, are the bridegroom's parents. Mrs. Smith Is a graduate of to add to your watercolor collection. The couple will make their Attending the bride were Donna Jean Oak- Rumson-Falr ''aven Regional Free flitt offer la limited and may be terminated wiltiout further nonce High School aud of the Univer- home in Red Bank following a Savtnga deposit mutt remain a minimum ol MI monttii Oder limited to ley, maid of honor, Patricia Oakley, Jenifer wedding trip to Bermuda. one Ifee gilt per customer Oakley, Rosemary Madonna, Patricia Coscia, sity of Pennsylvania School of Janet Lufburrow, Diane Warren and Susan MacDonald. Peter A. MacDonald was best man. Ushers Janisz-Egeland were John Oakley, Bruce Nevad, Thomas Doremus, Rocco Marasclo, Richard Bennett, HUNTSVILLE, ALA. - Best man was Derrick Alexander Madonna and Jeffrey Wilson. Miss Nancy Lynne Egeland Janisz, brother of the bride- Mrs. MacDonald was graduated from and Craig Stephen Janisz were groom. Ralph Pritchett and Rumson-Falr Haven Regional High School and married here May J7 In Big Frederick Walters were Monmouth County Vocational School. Spring Park. The Rev. Everett ushers. Mr. MacDonald Is an alumnus of Red Bank Knickerbocker performed the The bride is a gradaute of Regional High School and Is employed by Ben- ceremony and a reception was Glassboro State CoUege, N.J., dlx, Eatontown held in the Hilton Hotel here. and Is employed as a contract The couple resides in Red Bank after a The bride Is the daughter of specialist by Reddstone Arsenal, here. MR AND MM, BIUCE MAC DONALD wedding trip to Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Odin T. Egeland, It Hendrickson Place, Fab- The bridegroom is a gradu- Haven, N.J. The bridegroom Is ate of Michigan State Univer- the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albin sity and Is employed as a de- Janisz, St. Clair Shores, Mich. sign engineer by Chrysler Governale-Schasney Miss Gall Egeland, sister of Corp., here. the bride, was maid of honor. Following a wedding trip to MIDDLETOWN - Miss Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Miss Wanda HoUy and Mrs. Florida and the Bahamas, the Uraaia Marie Schasney and Schasney, J67 East Rd., Sheryl Wittenburg also at- couple will make their home In WE ARE CLOSING Daniel Joseph Governale were Belford. The bridegroom is the tended the bride. HuntsvlUe wed here May 6 In St. Mary's son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Roman Catholic Church. The Governale, 27 Herb Rd., here. Rev. Frank Bruno officiated Matron of honor was Mrs. and a reception was In the Judith Camlin, sister of the OUR STORE... American Legion Post Home, bride. Miss Paul Bennett and Leonardo. Miss Jenny Dlclcco also at- The bride is the (laughter of tended the bride. On Saturday, June 24 and will remain Paul Bennett was best man. FLEA MARKET Michael Governale Jr., Steve closed until Aug. 1 when we will re-open RED BANK - Congrega- Bertoncln and Rudolph tion Beth Shalom will have its Schasney Jr. were ushers. with a complete, new line of fall annual outdoor Flea Market Mn. Daniel Goveraale and Arts and Crafts Show Sun- The bride Is a graduate of Nee Urtala Sthasaey merchandise. During this time we will be day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Middletown Township High the synagogue, 1M Maple Ave. School and is employed by Freedman's Bakery, Belford. remodeling the interior of our store. The bridegroom Is also a graduate of Middletown Town- THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE to take CUSTOM DRAPERIES ship High School and Is a sell- any fabric (In slock) employed contractor. advantage of this final close-out of our Siring Monmovttt Following a wedding trip to All the Good Things County Slnct Its? Bermuda, the couple will re- summer stock. Large shipments of side In Jackson. You've Come to Expect... 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Kathy Arose •Hit SMOt*AT.HOMt UHVICB 747-2043 Electrolysis 21 BROAD STREET 123 Main 81 RED BANK DRAPERY Hainan RED BANK 747-7770 MY, BROAD 8TBEET RED BANK, N.J. 07701 583-5398 won., luea., Thurs., Sat. 10 am-7 pm. Wad. a Frl. til 9 12 The Drily Regter SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY. JUNE 20, 1978 Sox destroy Yanks with 6-run rally BOSTON - George Scott, atoning for three strikeouts with liatlack allowed the A's only six hits but for the fourth time Hike Parrott allowed only three hiu and worked toe tint Pinch-hitter Mike VaU reached first when third baseman Mario miners on base, drove in the tie-breaking run with a single in a in his past six starts, he had two runs or fewer to work with. five innings to gain his first major league victory, while Jack Mendoza miiplayed his grounder. Pinch-runner Rudy Meoli stiTun eighth inning last night, igniting the Boston Red Sox to a ' The A's took a 14 lead in the first as Joe Wallis singled on Kuaek. 1-1, took the loss. moved to second as first baseman John Milner made an error on 1M victory over the New York Yankees in the first 1178 meeting Matlacks first pitch of the game, Dell Alston sacrificed him to Dan Meyer launched the third inning with a one-out single a sacrifice play and eventually came around to score the tie- of the two American League rivals. second and Taylor Duncan singled. off Kusek After a pair of walks loaded the bases, BUI Stein breaking run on Larry Btittner'J*double The victory, Boston's 10th in 11 games and 10th in the last 25, The Rangers tied the game In the fifth when Toby Harrah singled in two runs. Robertson, former Pittsburgh slugger who After Dave Kingman was walked to rill the bases, Trillo pished the Red Sox' AL East lead to seven games over idle walked, stole second and scored on Mike Hargrove's single to sat out the 1177 season because of back surgery, then followed doubled to right-center to score Gene CUnes and Bilttner. Baltimore, and dropped the defending champion Yankees eight right with his second homer of the year. The Pirates came back to score a run In their half of the 1Mb t*mes back and into fourth place, a half game behind the MarhKrs 7, Wilte S.x i Bruce Bochte singled in runs in both the first and fourth on Frank Taveras' RBI single before Willie Hernandez pitched Milwaukee Brewers. CHICAGO - Bob Robertson's three-run homer capped a Innings for the Mariners out of a bases-loaded situation to save the game for Bruce •" Carlton risk, who keyed a three-run fourth inning with a five-run third inning , pacing the Seattle Mariners to a 7-4 Cafes I, Pirates 4 Sutler, J-l. Grant Jackson, 24, was the loser. single, started Boston's six-run eighth with a double off the wall victory over the Chicago White Sox. PITTSBURGH — Manny Trillo's two-run double capped > Pittsburgh had tied the game 3 3 with a two-run rally in the in left center against reliever Rick Gossage, who replaced The triumph was the second straight for the Mariners, who three-run rally in the 10th inning, leading the Chicago Cubs to a eighth. Dave Parker doubled and came home on Bill Robinson's Yankee starter Ken Clay in the fourth. came off a 10-game losing streak Sunday with a 3-2 decision over 1-4 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates last night. triple. Willie Stargell, pinch-hitting for Manny Sangulllen, then i Fred Lynn was walked intentionally to bring up Scott. The Boston. Two Pirate errors opened the door for the Cubs' rally. brought Robinson home with a groundout to short. big slugger fouled off a bunt attempt and then singled to center, scoring Fisk to snap a 4-4 tie. Dwight Evans sacrificed, and Butch Hobson walked, filling the bases. Rick Burleson lined a single, scoring Lynn with Scott also coming around as Reggie Jackson bobbled the ball for an Request for night game error. Jerry Remy knocked in Burleson with a double and Jim Rice brought In Remy with the sixth run of the inning with a single Boston picked up a run in the first on a double by Burleson, could cause Cup revolt an infield out, and a sacrifice fly by Rice. The Yankees shelled Boston starter Luis Tiant in a four-run fourth featuring a solo BUENOS AIRES, Argentina ing neck and neck for top place likely, the play-off for third Plate Stadium between homer by Roy White, his fifth, and a two-run blast by Thurman (AP) — The Polish soccer in Group B, and Wednesday's place. Holland and Italy, joint lead- Munson, his fourth. team, claiming to speak in the games will decide which team "Both games should start at ers with three points each. Southpaw Tom Burgmeler, 2-1, replaced Tiant and allowed interests of fair play, wants wins the group and gets a the same time," said audio Holland, which hai a much jo* (our singles before needing relief help from Bob Stanley in Argentina to play a vital World place In the final Coutlnho, coach of Bratil, better goals record than its the ninth. Gossage, 3-7, took the loss. Cup game tomorrow in the af- Brazil is set to play Poland "otherwise it will give a de- rivals, needs only a draw to ternoon instead of at night. Wednesday afternoon, and Ar- cided advantage to Argen- reach the final. But Dutch White led off the New York fourth with a homer Into the If the request Is granted it gentina faces Peru in the eve- tina." Coach Ernesto Happel prom- Boston bullpen. Willie Randolph beat out an Infield hit and could cause revolution. The ning, If Brazil and Argentina Bratil thought of filing a pro- ised his team will continue to Munson followed with a towering shot over the screen atop the national team' plays Its are still even on points, the test but dropped the idea after use attacking tactics, as It has left field waU. matches at night, unlike the team with the better goals re- consulting an FIFA official. done throughout the tour- ' When Jackson doubled off the wall in left center, Burgmeier other competing squads, so cord goes into the final. The Poles decided to go ahead. nament. replaced Tiant. Chris ChambUss popped a single to left, Jackson that the whole nation can The argument Is that Argen- FIFA was not expected to do West Germany, the defend- stopping at third. Graig Nettles struck out before Jackson watch on television without tina will go on the field know- anything about it. Arrange- ing champion, has two points scored on a fielder's choice grounder by Gary Thomasson. closing down shops and fac- Ing the result of Brazil's game ments fo' the World Cup were and plays Austria. The Ger- The Red Sox bounced right back In their half of the Inning, tories and knowing exactly how made Tooths ago. mans could still get to the shelling starter Ken Clay and tying the score 4-4. Carl final, but they would need to While Argentina's games many goals It must score. Wednesday's games In " Yastrzemski led off with a double off the center field wall and beat the Austrlans by five are In progress, the streets of Brazil was the first to ob- Group A, Involving all Europe- : scored on Fisk's single to center. goato or more and it would be Buenos Aires are empty. You ject. But Poland is Involved too an teams, both start In the necessary for Holland and Ita- don't see a car, or anyone on because theoretically it could early afternoon. The main Lynn doubled off the left field wall and Gossage replaced ly to He. -Clay. After Scott was called out on strikes, Evans walked, filling the sldewlks. Everyone is at still reach the final or more clash Is at Buenos Aires' River .the bases. Hobson grounded to third and both Fisk and Lynn home in front of their screens. ; scored as second baseman Willie Randolph threw wildly at- After the game the city goes tempting to complete a double play. mad. Thousands turn out of Major Lreague box scores Reyals I, lidlus S their homes and march down KANSAS CITY, Ho. - Clint Hurdle drove in one run and the main avenues banging scored two more as Dennis Leonard and the Kansas City Royals drums and blowing trumpets, aartM tt'lH >rkH aVrkM shouting and singing, carrying Doderf 4100 Paw st toil Gorr It 4 111 DeJetut u 4 0 3 1 Teveret it I I I I ON THE WAY- New York Yankee second baseman Monnng c Soil FWhltelt 5 109 JCrul» 4 10 0 CW1hna rl Sill downed the Cleveland Indians t-5 R«ynMs is 3 0 10 Cllnei rt 4 1 I B Gorn.r Ib 4 S I 0 girls on their shoulders, wav- • ••II » 4 111 GBrett 3b 5 1 t t Lemon cf 0 0 0 Bilttner tb Sill PfcrMr rf 1111 Willie Randolph pegs a throw to first as Boston Red Hurdle helped the Royals overcome a 2-0 Cleveland lead Tfternln Ib 4 13 3 McRoedh 4 13 1 Mllborn u Illl Blmbrg dh Meyer lb 4)11 1 1 1 BRbnin It 1111 Sox Jerry Remy tries to break up the double play ing Argentina's blue and white Grot* II 4010 Coweni cf 3 0 11 Breolel lb 111 Jon«uln ID ) B I I with a run-scoring double in the third inning and came home Norton dh 4000 Roberts rt » I I I SdrhlmO colors. ZCM if 4Oii Bochle II 4 111 0 I I Ontlvn 3b S I 3 I Slorotll Ik | B I 1 attempt with his slide. Randolph's throw nailed Jim GAIandr c 4 0 10 Porter c 4 110 Nohrony c 1001 Groii Cf 5 0 I B GJocksn p I B 11 - moments later on George Brett's single as the Royals scored Kulper lb 4010 Stonton II SOU Kewigr it Rice at first. Motorists join in, driving Hurdle lb 1111 Mole cl 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 Co. c 113 1 Bryt cf 3 B I 0 four runs. Veryier ss 0 0 0 0 Pryer lb 100 Roberts p 3 0 0 0 Moreno cl 16 10. JNorrlsph OOIB WSIeln lb Sill Mellnor ph MocnoM 3000 around at random and honking LoCock ib 0 0 0 0 RDrtsn dh 4 113 Sutler p 0000 Hurdle drew a walk with one out in the fourth and scored Blonks ph 0 0 0 0 Mtndei 3b I 0 00 Wilton cf 3 0 0 0 Stlnson c 1 0 I I Vail ph 110 0 their horns. The carnival lasts Ottptl I 000 when Freddie Patek doubled to give Kansas City a 5-2 advan- Poqwffft rf I B 0 0 TtM M 1 It I TI. M a i • i Meoll pr O I 0 0 far into the night. TtM at S 11 TaW li > it l steam ill ill ttt- i McGllhn p 0 0 0 0 Oyer c till tage. He later added a single. Oil Hail BIS BIB I 1 t I CMcttat ill III IIS-I WHndt p O 0 0 0 •Mil p 1 I 11 Kaatatcity lit III m-l E—Reynold!, Hlnton. DP-Seotlle 1, Itannet ph 10 10 Prevent It's all good fun and there Is The Royals scored their eventual winning run on Joe Zdeb's E-Leonord. Pott*. LOB—Cleveland Chlcogo 1. LOB-Seottlt t. Chlcogo r,1B- Tekul»t p 0 B 11 RBI grounder in the fifth off David Clyde, 4-2. no violence. But If Argentines t, Konsos City t IB—Hurdle, Pottk. Brtoieolt 2, Keuhvgtr, Gorr HR- Rob Milner Ib IBII Thornton. JB-Veryitr. Kulper. MR- erlson (31. SB-JCrui 5-Ltmon, Meyer, B t 101 TaW 41 4 II 4 A'I 1, Raigers 1 were cheated of their night's Thornlon 111). SB—MCRoe 1, Cowtnt i- Stlnton. SF-Sodtriiolm. III SB! BBI t-l Blanllt. entertainment it would be like IP H R IR BB SO •Mat** HI BBO SSI 1-1 transmission, ARLINGTON, Texas — Steve Renko and two relievers IP M • •• BB SO E— Brye. KWOrnon, Mendoio, Mltnir. combined on a three-hitter and Jeff Newman hit a tie-breaking asking Germans to do without Porrotl w.l-0 13 0 3 1 DP-Chlcoao 1, Pittsburgh 2. LOB-CDIco their beer festivals, or taking Clyde L.4-2 4 11 1 1 1-1 > 1. Plltsbwroh 14. IB-Ontlvtros 1, home run in the eighth inning last night, giving Oakland a 2-1 113 1 1 13 1 0 0 Soeker, Parker, Bilttner, Trllle. 38- St. Patrick's Day away from iplllner 1-3 0 trouble • victory over the Texas Rangers and ending the A's U-game Kucek L.0-1 1 31 4 I e I I Toveras. S—Roberts. Cllnes, Dajetut. Irishmen. Leonora W.T-0 I 9 Hlnton • 1-3 • I 1 I 4 losing streak. Hrobotky I 0 Save-Ramo It). HBP-Sflnion ISy IP n (nun There is some logic behind Hlnton), Lemon IBv Romol. T—3:11. A- The blast, Newman's fourth of the year, broke up a pitching Save-Hrabotky If}. 711 1111 duel between Renko, 2-2, and Texas' Jon Hatlack, 5-8. the Polish protest, which has •MSt S2SwflMS- W.S-2 113 I 0 0 4 1 been sent to the International McGloMvto 11 3 Illl $1145 1-1 0 Soccer Federation (FIFA). JL^L includes new fluid Rooker (till Argentina and Brazil are rac- Tekulve How They Stand GJockton L.3-3 1 110 11 D Road test D Clean sumpG screen* Young to compete Sove-WMrnartdl (1). HBP-Porker n Adjust bands G linkage* NATIONAL LCAOUC AMIRICAN LIAOUI IS, Ro6.ni| T-1:H\ A-I.IH D Remove pan BAMkAIA. BAST D Visual inspection D Replace pan gasket G fluid AflWlCM LMtttM Fit OB W L PCI. 4M Mm Tart against USSR team CALIFORNIA ANCCLI-PloCfd Chicago J74 - Boilon 44 70 -0»7 - BerBM S2J •trial Nolan Rvon, pitcher, on ftit IIflay dl s pniiodelpnu Baltimore » a m i Bur lew |4 Illl Montreal Stt RWhlle II Sill aWed llsi r«lroocllv» lo June 13. Mllmutee 37 17 J70 0 RndlphK 4 110 Remy lb Sill WASHINGTON, DC - Liz Young of Manalapan has PlttsDvroh 71 KKCUI New York 37 37 in - 4111 Rice dh 4 B I 3 Domoollc EUSBnaBr New York V Detroit 31 31 S0O ReJcktn rf 4 I I 0 been selected to be a member of the United States' women's MfUl AWliC— t*KCf LH|m Yttrimt It 4 13 0 SI. Louli 33 17 IS .415 Chmbli Ib 4 0 I 0 can only. DETROIT EXPRESS-Tr«»4rd SUven Cleveland Fltk c 4 111 track team, which will compete against the Soviet Union HUT 31 41 311 Nettle, lb 10 10 David, forwofd, lo lh« Colltornlo Surl In Toronto Lynn cl 1 I I 0 San Francisco WIST Thomsn ct 10 0 1 Tr.lHf hitch*, exchongt for on undlKlOMd amount ol GScoll lb Sill July 7 and 8 In Berkeley, Cal. Cincinnati CJhnsn ph 010 0 cotii wvd o mood round pick In tn* tWf Kgntrn City 34 » S40 Evani rt 1 B 1 0 require cooler! Lot Angelel su Spencrdh 100 0 Liz will run the 200 meters after qualifying for the event draft. California 13 31 -SI0 HoMon lb 1 1 0 1 417 Plnlella ph 1 0 I O SAN JOSE EARTMQUAKES-Nonurd Ooklond 33 U MO 4J1 Dent u 1 0 1 B with a fourth place finish in the National AAU Track and Ttfrv Flthtf iwod coach. Teiat 33 31 .SOO FSMnlyu 100 0 TULSA ROUCHNECKS-Announctd Chkogo 31 33 .404 Field Championships at UCLA earlier this month. A Johnstn ph 10 0 0 the rnlgnoilon till Fovthtt. n«od cooch 37 15 41S TOM IS • I « We Mil transmissions because we know how. sophomore at the University of the District of Columbia, she FOOT•ALL Chicago t. Pltttburah4, lotnnlngt Seattle 11 TOM » HI II I is currently working here In preparation for the meet. MHIIBllFllliHILMtMl Only oomt scheduled Mon.-Ffi. 8 to 6, Sal 8 to 1 NEW YORK JETS-StgnrtMork M«r Boilon 10, New York < HelWI Remember, this is a preventive maintenance service. rlH, llntbockfr, B<* Hflwn, quorttrtxick, St. Louli (B.ForKh 14) at Phllodel Seattle 7, Chlcoao4 Young has also been selected to the Association for phlo (CnrU-efiMn * S), 7 lip m. II you already have transmission problems, ask Tom Sal»t. tlghl md; Gory Evoni. guard. KonsosCttyl, Clevelorw E-RWhlte, Randolph, ReJOckton Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW) AU-American Andy Willlomi, punier; Bobby Jackson, Chicago (Burrlt 4-4) at Plltiourah Ooklond l.Tenat I about our other reliable services Ltvl Armtlrong and Reggie Grant, cor- (RaDiniron 4-2), 7:13 p.m. OP- New York 1, Boston . LOB—New track team because of a third place finish in that group's nerbockt Acquired Blane Smith, line- Montreal (Grlmili y till ot New York Yerk t, Boilon I. 1B-Rejoc»son, backer, on waivers from the Green Boy (EiplfioiaM).l:0Sp.rn. Bvrleson. Yttrimtfcl. Lynn, Fisk. Remy. championship meet at Knoxville, Tenn. She also made the Pother* ReleoHd Jeff Bleomer, tackle; Allonta (P.NIrtro 7-7} at Sort Diego New York iCullait 1-0) at Boston (To* HR- RWhlle IS), Munson (I). SB-Evans. All-East team after winning the 100 and 200 in the Eastern Don Cotemon, linebacker; Ron Kecman, (Jones 5-J), 10p.m. rtt10-2t,r Jsp.m. S- Evans. SF-Rlce. Locally owntd S op.nitKiov you, Cottman Mai center; Cliff McBrlde. quorterback and Houston (Rlchtxd S 7) al Lot Angelet Detroit (Bllllnghom S-4) at Toronto Meet at Slippery Rock State v Artemus Parker, safety. (Johnl-4), 10 30p m. l&ofvln 2 tor Klrhwood 1-0), 7:JOp.m. H R ER BB 10 SAN FRANCISCO «ERS-Signed Cincinnati (MoUau 0-2) ot Son Fran Baltimore (McGregor 7-4) ot Mltwau NewYert Mike McConnell, punltr. Cisco (Montetuicoe-2), IQiJip.m. kH (Trover* >-2), 1:30 p.m. Cloy 1 S 4 111 Shrewsbury Ave. at Rt. 35 Seattle (Mitchell 2-7) at Chicago GossooeL.3 7 4 1-1 4 5 9 I S (Stone 4-4), 1:30p.m. Lyle 11 1 1110 California iTononITonrjr o 10-1) al Minnesota Shrewsbury lErlcksan 7-4), 1:30 p.m. Ttani 1 4 4 4 0 1 Cleveland (Wise 4-f) ot Konsai City Burgmelr W.M 9 1-1 4 • 0 I 3 (Bird 3-lorPattln 1-11.1:10p.m. BStonley « I B 0 0 0 542-6822 Oakland (Keough 4-1) ot Teios (Med HBP-Nettles (By Burgnvtltr). T- Five Reds lead balloting ich I 3l.l:»p.nv 3-41 A-U.ltJ NEW YORK (AP) - Five Cincinnati Reds players, Includ- ing home run champion George Foster, lead the balloting as the third weekly National League All-Star tabulations were an- nounced last night by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn Homeowner Loans Other Cincinnati players currently leading In the fan voting are: second baseman Joe Morgan, shortstop Dave Concepclon, third baseman Pete Rose and catcher Johnny Bench. Joining the Reds contingent In the infield Is first baseman Steve Garvey of Los Angeles, the overall leader In the balloting with 812,081 At V /O Annual Percentage Rate votes. Foster is leading among outfielders with 808,752 votes. Up to $50,000 Interest Charges small first mortgage payment Free-Loan Info Deductible extending for years, home- Philadelphia's Greg LuzinskI is second with 582,879 and the Or More We urge all homeowners or Dodgers' Rick Monday third with 575,115 .... owners can get rid of all charge Insured Not only should the borrower account.„„„„,s. aranfHd ,-r~t.crediti far-iiififacilitiesA, prospective homeowners who Conception, with 5M.J77 votes, holds the lead over the consider the lower interest rate i !«!,„. forward intend to borrow money for any Phillies' Larry Bowa, who has moved Into second place with nereby them g0 By Government available under this program but ^sh ba*is EM£SS m purposput] e at all, tocall The Money 425,072 votes. K also that interest paid onkf t over from M|a Mnear J Store at any of the offices listed Bench, who has been out of the Reds lineup the past three In announcing their entry into y mot for the below. Find out if this Govern- weeks with a back injury, still remains a solid choice as catcher, this aipecl of money lending, ATZII? r.V?X?1!.r *y homeowner in an ment insured program can be of leading Steve Yeager of the Dodgers, 673,933 to 44t,883. Rose The Money Store, New Jersey's deductible on an individual s -.„.,„., h,iima uvin«s account benefit to you. An experienced and Morgan also hold commanding leads In the voting. Rose has largest specialist in homeowner loan officer will evaluate your incometax when deduction, are JJXwoZKe™ situation and make recommen- a 747,992 to 423,371 advantage over the Dodgers' Ron Cey and loam, points out that loans can be for amounts up to $50,000 or itemized. whichcanleadtoahigherstand- dations. All information will be Morgan leads Los Angeles' Davey Lopes 701,29 to 326,055. even more and that the money FrMh SUtt lrrj of living with greater secur- held in strictest confidence. By consolidating all of their ity and peace of mind. This can fcsxge Fester leelhrpi The All-Star game will be played July 11 in San Diego. raised through thii form of MIL OR MML APPLICATION IU0W TO NEAREST MMCH OFFICE refinancing can be used for debt money needs into a relatively indeed be the way to a fresh start. consolidation, making a buiineu investment or home improve- j LOCAL BRANCHES Lomet's blast sparks Brancher rally mem, payment of taxes, medical j THE MONEY STORE expenses, college tuition, wed- | Ittt STATE HWT. M. 38, NMUTWI...I7I-I LONG BRANCH • Vic Lomet connected on a three-run MMdletawi Rebels 13, Fair Haveil ding expenses, purchase of a new | I MO STATE HWT. M. Sf «. tmXTWti«S-im 81 CHESTNUT ST, ..241-9000 home run In the bottom of the seventh Inning to lead Long car, furniture, color TV or any | til STATE Mrt. m. 17 E. TSMS Mni-244-OM 173 siMttmi an, •UMincii-H-.4ii-7an MIDDLETOWN - A hitters heaven marked the Mlddletown H7 MUTE a. PMUH/MTttmU at-StM 411ESSU ST. MMJHHt-W ••• «••» Branch to a 7-4 come-from-behlnd victory over Belmar in an Ed Rebels' defeat of Fair Haven in American League East play by purpose at all. 741 MUTE II, EAST UUMWtCH 4S ST. MUSAK A¥E, EMUWSW.. Carleton Memorial Baseball League National North game yes- the lopsided score of 13-1. Original Purchase i4ivimMAmaitvi4iv.imMA... M 2KUJ.HWT.M.4MANas J mnr M * fumuSI __ terday. The win was the Branchers third In a row. Vic Torres, Doug Erbig, Scott McFaulds, and Doug Wilson 2*4 MUM Alt. 4ST 440 nmm zx nmrm rums _ Money raited through thii I Out Of Area CALL TOLL FREE 600-672-1001 Belmar (1-2) held a 4-3 lead going into the bottom of the connected for two hits apiece in a rally that had Mlddletown type of loan can also be used for seventh until Carl Coppola's single tied the game up and leading KM) after two innings. Middletown Rebels are now KM the original purchase of a home LOAN APPLICATION MS/20 Lomet's blast put the game away. on the season; Fair Haven drops to 1 and 4. with little or no down payment OwitftlTrm: Al M •Mifltjllsn. pttnt* advise il y«u con All of Belmar's runs came in the fifth inning. Ron Slcore's required. B • lejtHl la mt in tha BJHBunt »f $_ two-run triple was the big hit. LltUe Silver 4, EalMtowi I No Bn**>fi Ft* West Uig Braaca II, Literati 3 EATONTOWN - Bob Bruno, In relief, fanned eight out of 13 UNCROFT • West Long Branch scored three runs In the batter batters to lift Little Silver over Eatontown 4-1. By dealing directly wilh The first and add~.Nta runs In the third to pick up its «?--•* win In Rich Guercl drove In Eatontown's only run In the bottom of Money Store, a full ffledged another National North bout. , the second Inning. Little Silver trailed until the top of the mortgage banking firm, the bor- rower can eliminate brokers or j Oty- Ron Yenesel l«d the offensive attack with a three for five seventh, when Fred Mazzucca singled, and then losing pitcher referral fees which can tome- performance from the plate, and three RBI's. Joe Ottaviano and Rich Deady walked In four runs. Bruno retired the three times amount to thousands of "*"• -BattTlmtToCal Momtng Msynoon cvtrang i Chris Mlstrelta added two RBI's each. Eatontown last-upslast-uos., and clinched this Nationall North gamesame. dollars. jOl»'ITM€ MONEY! SHREWSBURY. N.J TUESDAY. JUNE 20.1978 Lynch's, Larson DeviVs Path are easy winners takes hurdles • y JOE HINTELMANN By JIM H1NTELMANN Hand 27 points respectively "We wanted to spread it out while Hungrecker continued and run a couple of offensive OCEANPORT-The exciting steeplechase season opened at NEPTUNE- Jerry Lynchs his strong play In the league patterns," said Leone. "We got Monmouth Part yesterday, and the winner of the featured stunned previously unbeaten with 11 points. the ball into our big men and Balustrade Handicap produced a surprise tor the I.MJ spec- Paid Michaels, 124-115, and Milt Williams scored 20 and the guards settled down." tators on hand in muggy, overcast weather. Larson Ford downed Mini Earl Foreman 8 for Paul Carrington, of the Indiana Devil's Path, a ltl shot under William Martin, Just held on Computer, 11(97, last night to Michael's at the finish of the demanding two miles and one quarter event throw the Jersey Shore Sum- Pacers, scored 4» points while In the second game, Larson Mosley, the former Seton Hall over 12 hurdles. Devil's Path returned $2180. just holding off a mer Basketball League race Ford, behind the solid play of desperate charge by Rocking, a 23-1 shot. Rocking, under Gregg into • three-way tie. standout, added 27 points, 12 Bob Carrington, Glenn Mosley rebounds and six blocked Morris, returned (22.28 for place, and the combination (pro- Lynch's, Urson and Paul and Greg Tynes, played an shots. Tynes followed with 20. gram numbers seven and one) created an exacta worth $SU M. Michael's aU have 4-1 league almost perfect first half build- Baskervilie, who played for second highest of the meeting. records. ing up a 75-41 lead. the Philadelphia 7(ers, scored Martin was on the horse for the first time. Jn aN his previous Lynch's, behind the scoring The third quarter, however, races, Devil's Path was ridden by Katbee Rengert, who rode of Jerry Lattimore and Eddie 22 points while John Snow had was a different matter as 20 for Mini Computer which Wine Scandal, the 5-2 second choice, to a fourth place finish Hut, built up a 11-20 first Larson suddenly got cold while was hurt with four technical Favored Spring Tra La, under Tom Skiffington, finished third quarter lead and built the Mike Dabney and Jerry fouls margin to 25 points midway in Baskervilie led a Mini Com- HOOF PRINTS- The nation's leading steeplechase rider, the fourth quarter. Two of the technicals were Jerry Flshback, will be absent from the meeting here. He is puter rally that saw it get to BABY, I'M rfACK— Forego, with Willie Shoemaker holding the reins, Paul Michaels battled back within 82-72 late in the quarter. called on former Rutgers Al- sitting out a 20-day suspension which he received at the Radnor crosses the finish line ahead of Dr. Patches, ridden by Angel Corderp Jr., to Race Meeting in Pennsylvania on May 20. An appeal postponed but the closest it got was "We sometimes have a ten- lAmerica Phil Sellers and the second resulted is his being win the eighth race at Belmont Park. Forego, horse of the year from 1974-76 the suspension to June i, and he will be sidelined until June 2t. 118-109 with 1:53 remaining dency to relax when we get a and best older horse the past four years, won his first start since September. Uttimore, Mast and BUI big lead," said Larson coach ejected from the game. Jockey Mickey Solomone rode Giboulee to a second-place finish Sunday In the Massachusetts Handicap. He relumed ts Hungrecker then followed with Art Leone. Action in the league con- action here yesterday after sitting out a week's suspension for a free throws and that put the "Mosley was outstanding in tinues tonight with Dodd's Borg gets tops seed at Wimbledon previous ride on Giboulee at Hazel Park. game out of reach. the game and I can't say meeting Casey Jones at 7: SO "We were rushing things a enough about Carrington. He while Belmar Playland plays LONDON (AP) — Defending champion women's champion, is seeded fourth behind Jockey Benny DINlcola, who rode Call Vera in the second little," said Hungrecker in dis- Is a complete player." Royal Manor in a 9 15 contest. BJom Borg of Sweden, bidding to become the top-seeded Chris Evert of America and race on Friday, June 16, was suspended for seven days (Juae cussing the Paul Michael's ral- Larson settled down in the The games will be played at first tennis player in 42 years to win Wimbledon Martina Navralilova and Evonne Cawley. Fif- 21-27) for careless riding. ly. "We.tried to pull away last quarter as Mosley and the Headliner in Neptune. In three years in succession, is seeded No. 1 forteen-year-old U.S. sensation Tracy Austin is In Saturday's third race, the term co-favorite was never without playing our regular Tynes opened up the quarter the event of rain, the games the men's singles it was announced yesterday. seeded No. t. more appropriate. The crowd bet exactly f 16,453 to win on both game." with baskets and Mini Com- will be played at Neptune High Borg is seeded ahead of Jimmy Connors of Theseedingsare: Chlporro and Nile Port. Chlporro won and Nlte Port ran fourth Mast and Uttimore scored puter never got close again. School. the USA for the tournament which starts Mon- Men's singles: 1, Bjorn Borg, Sweden. 2. day June 26 Jimmy Connors, USA. 3 Vitas Gerulaitis, USA. Last Saturday was Red Cross day at the track. Actor Bill Connors Saturday won the John Player 4, Gulllermo Vilas, Argentina. 5, Brian Got- Van Zandt, star of the film Jaws II, presented the trophy after tournament in Birmingham In straight sets and tfried, USA. 6, Roscoe Tanner, USA. 7, Raul the third race, an event in honor of the Red Cross. has not dropped a set since returning to the Ramirez, Mexico. 8, Sandy Mayer, USA. 9, Hie Two long associations between jockey and agent at Mon- Monmouth Park Today game after an Illness that kept him out of Nastase, Romania. 10, Dick Stockton, USA. 11, mouth Park came to an end last week. Jockey Mike Mlceli and tennis for two months. John McEnroe, USA. 12, Buster Mottram, GB. agent Rocky Calabrese have parted after 11 years. Jockey w-MMi«v«iuPiCtMg.IMM/U M -H.SH; I Va t lir — I emu. t m-HUM. » v** v*. a u»• P.*M.; Eight Americans are among the 16 seeded 13, Aojtek Fibak, Poland. 14, John Alexander, Carlos Barrera and agent John Wilkie have also split after six Hear ThtPwMIIS) Lcndicini4 1 fw «.,i*Fw. years. Mlceli, who had 22 winners In April at Pimllco, will stay PlW'tlinagtlUSI Wilton 10-1 Nativt Knock (lU)Coracclo II Trocy, winner (H0< Asmuutn 10-1 men, with five U.S. women seeded. Australia. IS, Arthur Ashe, USA: 16, John New- Swrf UMINorktof 101 Jo» Poll (11SI MocBtlh M tttndy »Hurrtcon* Mart*'! •«!• IIIUNo rl«r 4-1 »"<» 1132 K«v«ortl>y IIS WotcMullnu (1111 Boff.ro II 0W«E.rly »-s»»eran. Dbuaeuv. saiis, A«,«-« pet cow, A tin IKIWHO)) i it) s«j »j o »-Dr. Feel Greal.Hy Baby, ErttiaDtwM • 7-Niv«)» Piiacess, Pawer, Order la Caart WSSMSS SC (MacBtibi.... 1.004«).oo n y l«-(SUB RACE) Cape Dlani*Mi, EUte Ms., Paddock PaaU 7!i BESTBET: Nava). 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Time IMonil) ...70-1 nk - Pact I yr oH»s Mi *Mtr 1M lii.tea K*yilon«Hollmofk (Doncer) ... II Sccoutus (Myer) 4-1 Sand Star (Herman) 12-1 Doklorl Honovef IMocOouffoll) HH Battle (Stafford! .30-1 Mohawk Honover (No driver) Tough GolnB (CrulM Jr.) sn-TrtiiMtii.m Templar Lobell (Houohlon) H-nct1MIII.M Keyi'on* Nutllus (Oonctrt 9-1 Tender Losing Core (Forringtonl P.T.Oubllner tUCau*e) Joy Joy (Cole) .... » 1 Slick Man (Gendron) rinol Rmh (No Driver) Coal. Rock (Monti) M Chorlloht (Pelltno)..u Monnoft Roce On (Webster) Spiked 8yrtfle (Gllmour) Storllre Blaier iHylkemo) Meadowland^ Results % Scenic Hit (Lohmeyer) IU —Pact Mil.Oft: MOPWTM: tt,44t Alaikan Strike (Cobb) 3» ttH- y . 1Mf9,t Blorntv Tim. iMonil) I.M 3 40 3.M ••Mil (4 7) mm Tricky Baron (No driver) HOfttlwe Worvtl ILOhm.ytrl 3.10 2.40 Slti-P«KeMIUOff: f:UPnmSI«,«N HE. Day (Evilslzor) J'M Action IPaqucI) S.iO Vola (W. Herman) 6,10 3.SO 3.40 Shone O'Brien (Webster, M- PtciMMOIf: in P«n«: (MM StcveiFlylngBrei (Clark) 2»3« Dugan Honover (Somson) JMO,«,m«rlv,lno) MOS.004.OO DoltPU Hanover (Dancer Sr ) 3.40 Dusky Sound (Boker) Tlmti Sfluore IMontll 7.40 7.00 iMSCtl <1 1) I1)« Jpsie Sam (LeCouM) Act Tlmt IKInfl Jr.) 7.00 *rh-Tret Mil* Off: V:17PWTH: «H,MI J M. Slick (Telymonde) Mlly 04«Wt II >l 141H William Vtc (Richard ton Jr) 36 M 13.K) 7.M Pat I Gypsy (Williams*. M-PtnMHtWI: to Pum: HM» Speedy Dove (Dancer Sr.) 4.M3.W Conquest Honover iPulli ) SwhlDoMflyl 7.40S40J.M PoctClmf. S Bachelor Poity (Remmenl J 00 n»ret II,6M vewtr Lou mon»on«l "•"'•!! Chomp Mort (Moroonk 0 rm-P«ceMI»«Ofl: M:1f PIHM: Sf.W At Lllwflv (Wlnol 3-* JBLuca»(Rotchtord) S.W4.0O3.J0 Sleepy Bye Bye (Dunnlaon) trwdtii-Mit4M.lt Right Over (Greene) 5.M3.U Advocator Honover (Moml)twl 4K- Pact Milt Oil: Ml Ptot: lO.ttt Nickli Gem (Lareow) <» Molor Hanover (Laud,en> AmvaBo, IDolKflyl 1S.4O7.M4.O0 Inch (> »IN.M Garboch Meadows (Williams) Bewitching Fella IGogllordO 4.102.00 MM - P«e Mile Off: H:41 P«rM IH.MI Bumpy Jayne ISamton) SvnrlM Tlme(Monil) 1J.6OI.704.70 Tarlelon (No driver^ Golden Airway (Lohmeyer) J JOS K Woodculler (Gogllardi) Goren (R. Flllon) 9.50 Jackman Lobeli (Benedetto EMKto (4-1) m.M Fleet Fool Creed (Meoens) fffi-P«ce Mile Off: ll:MP«KM:»f.M« MHl — P»c« Clmfj. 1 M SIMM ANSWERING Keliyiuck Mells%o (Doberty) 9.40 4 JO ] N Brave Spring (Williams) .... Norman Brown (Johnson) • 606 Ml Junior James (Goollordi) V, Plutui N (Wing) 5.60 Done Ing H Or t« (Thomai) SERVICE Mm- P«e MH* Off; 11:MPWMS9,IM Goyo iRemmen) Vomton Meiliaoe IMonil) S.» 3 K I 60 Field Byrd (Connor Jrl Fly Fly Mlniitel (Daloneaultt 10.106.40 Boron Red (Samson) Joyce C(G FIMont 3.00 Kid Doit .Gendron) Trlfett* (34 Smokey Pokey (Ooherly) Trtfvctt: (M- UflM Bret's Honor (Wlno) EATONTOWN nm\m Boby'sttnlgnl (Webster) 30 I SELECTIONS • - Shalter Adits, Fab, Hefty Hal Now Accepting - AiUr Bacbelcr, Daktari Hinover, Aif Flamroei - Htto Patten, Esab, Kalght's Hmr New Clients - Speed Rtuer, VIMT, Mr. Ridy - like Ckckwirt, Cliff»rd T, Capt. R«k - Maaey Buale, Geaeral Haaaver, Metldlf same let us bt your ttUphont - Seeafc lite, SUck Mai, M*kawk Haaaver, Stcrtlory • for rotas coll -SkaaeOBrietrSateBI«*Cklp, Dasky Soaad - Clump Mart, TarteUa, Bampy Jay ar 544-; ::o •••<+• — Gty«, Brave Spriag, Bret's Hoavr WALTER MULL, owner BEST BET - Maaey Baaale - (tk The DwMyR< gim.I SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY, JUNE 20, i9?e Fairleigh Dickinson confers degrees RUTHERFORD - Fair- dressed Florham-Madison M.S.; Alan Guarino, B.A.. Fort Monmouth - Norman MaUwu - Frank Dowling, Balsamo, HA; Richard leigh Dickinson University campus graduates Rutb Keene, M.S.; Paul Anderson, MBA; frank B.A.; Peter Kennedy Jr., Camp, MBA.; Jamei Mc- Carthy. B.S.; Robyn Muller, awarded some 2,200 under- Area resident!, with their Kirzow, M.S., Richard Loef- Salvatore, MBA. M.S.; Carrie Stelzner, M.A. Middletown • Alex Benson. B.S. graduate and 1,400 graduate degrees, include: fler, MBA, Eugene Lam- Freehold • Charles Askew. MBA.; James Creegan. Shrewsbury - Nancy Bald- degrees during its 1178 com- Atlantic Highlands - bert, M.S.; Joe Leachman Jr., M.S., Leslie Daley, MA; MBA Joseph Federico, inger, B.S.; Kathleen Davison. mencement ceremonies Barbara Davern, B.S.; Eliz- MBA, John Lynn, M.S.; Al- Frank Delia Una. MBA; B . S. ; B art holom e w MA. Walter Oovinaky, Governor Brendan T. abeth Duncan, MA. Lisa Em- bert Mezey, M.S.; Joe Moy, Samuel George, M.S.; Victoria Glowzenski, B.S.; Barbara MBA, Brian Keyes, M.S.; Byrne addressed the ery, M.A.; Peter Nyquist. MS M.S.; Thomas Reed. M.S.; An- Griffin, B.S.; Carl Gubkin. Hemphill, M.A.; Norma Kelly, Amy Rosenquist. B.S.; Nich- Rutherford campus gradu- Belford Richard Albert, thony Tom, M.S.; Grant MBA; James Higgins, B.S ; MA, Jeffrey Pike, Doctor of olas Smith, B.S. ation ceremonies held in the MA; Robert Murray, MA Watkins, MS; Carol Wymbs, June Mancini, MA; Jane Dental Medicine; James Giants Stadium, Meadowlands Colts Neck - Nancy MA Pukstas. MA. Lynne Sperl- Tinton rails • Phyllis Reade, MBA ; Lawrence Barclay, MA; Elizabeth Englishtown - Linda ing. MA Jowseph Walylko. Arnold, M.S.; George Schuh Sports Complex Carl Stokes, Weiss, MBA.; Leah news commentator and Genke, B A Baldasare, B.A.. Shirley M.S. Jr., MBA.; John Smith. Weseman, U.K., Michael MBA. former mayor of Cleveland, Eatontown - N. Carl Appel, Hailstock, MBA; Dennis Walker. B.S. Hazlet - Debra Hall, B.S.; Zieger, BS.; Michael Zsak Jr. Waaamaasa - Albert May, was featured speaker at the M.S.. Luciano Covati, M.S.; MS. Teaneck-Hackensack campus Robert Dillon, Masters in Pub- Fair Haven • Nancy Michael Kin-Kui Tom, M.S.; Masters in Public Admlnis Neil Wyman, MS and Ramsey Clark, former lic Administration; Don Fran- Cmikshank, M A.; Lori Wolf. Morganville - Irene tratioa; Martin S»«--.. MBA Highlands - Leonard Cross. U.S. attorney general, ad- cese. B.S.; Fred Gllckman, B.S Nardone, MA; Mary Stark. West Long Branch - Robert MBA; John Sciortino Jr., Mt«er G«fl Jeffrey Grauaai B.A. Boasa, BS ; Thomas Giles. B.S Oakhurs^ — Arthur M.S.; Emll Leveniky. MBA; Holmdel,- Salvatore Iradi, Ericksen, MS.; Elizabeth John Perri Jr , M B A Doctor of Education; Ericksen, M.S.; Donald Keller. Also - William Adams. Bernadine Weigand. M A M.S.; Barney La Bella, B.S.; MBA, Howell; Robert Two elevated War documentary Keyport • Carole Victor Procopio. M.S.; George Staudt. MBA.. Lincroft; Grabowski, MA; Gilbert Olini Spaeth. M.S.; Glenn Williman. Mary Layden, MA. Mon- Jr., M.S.; Marion Roman, M.S. mouth Beach; Donna Bit- to Eagle Scout u «i | | f ll MA Oceanport - Leon Kramer, grove, MA, New Monmouth, to p Per n a MBA.; James Widdis.M.S. Margaret Ahrens. MA, Union • LINCROFI.INCROFT - RogeRoBer GofGoff on the highiEh honor rollroll. HHe playDlavs •" JKF V-/ Ctll V> *_4 jU-JL ItlH Long Branch • Dominic Red Bank - Miriam Bosak. Beach; John Brown Jr., B.S.. and Jeffrey Grossman, mem- clarinet in the school band and Fragale, Masters in Public Ad- M.A.; Anne Brennan, B.S.; West Allenhurst; Lisa Klein. tiers of Boy Scout Troop (0, was on the freshman soccer last October placed in military publica- ministration; Stephen Kovacs, By JAV SHAKBIITT Phillip Krzyzkowski, M.S.; B.S., West Deal; Roland «ere, have achieved the rank team. He assisted with com- "But it's not the kind of tions. M.S.; Larry Levine. MS.; documentary where you have Holch has no estimate of Barry Plant, M.S., Marvin Diane Martinet, B.A.; Brown Jr., Doctor of Dental of Eagle Scout. mittee work for the Walk for LOS ANGELES (AP) - Medicine. West End: Sonya Mankind a strategic overview of the how many vets were in- Schwartz, M.S. Jeanette Sasson, B.S.. Regina .' Both Joined the troop in 1974 The late Ernie Pyle gained Veneiia, B.A. Helmer. MA West Jeffrey, who was the first considerable fame and respect war as told by generals ." In- terviewed, "but our office has Marlboro - Sondra Gitlin, and were made Life scouts in Rumson • Salvatore Keansburg. troop member to receive a re- in World War II with his stead, those sent by the gener- been literally inundated by M.A.; Judith Herling, MA. 4I7I. They have participated in ( ligious award, the Eternal brilliant reports on the com- als into combat are the "stars" people with stories to tell. Our < iMonmouth Council leadership Light Medal, assists with Mon- mon soldiers, sailors and of each show. file cabinets are bulging with ', Staining programs and are mouth Arts Foundation work airmen fighting in the war. He says the combat veter- letters and photographs." Arthur Murray's Exclusive! ^iftembers of the Order of the at Monmouth Reform Temple, ans whose tales are told in Each "Diary" averages .JArrow. Tinton Falls, where he is a Now, Arthur Holch, a "Diary" were tracked down three stories. The series cov- j • * Roger, who was the first member of the senior youth documentary-maker, is taking through various wartime reu- ers every major wartime thea- • Imember of his troop to earn group. He attends Christian the same approach 33 years nion groups, veterans' or- ter, from China to North I ;the God and Country Award, is Brothers Academy where he is after the war's end with a new ganizations and with ads Africa, Italy and Europe. •» member of the campus club on the honor roll and is a mem- syndicated series airing this iand the high school choir at ber of the camera club. faU. The show is "World War Two: G.I. Diary." JTower Hill Presbyterian As special service projects Trooper youth week Church, Red Bank. He has toward achievement of the "I don't think we could ever been on the honor roll at Eagle Seoul award, Roger did top Ernie Pyle, but that's the Thompson Junior High School a fire safety survey and Jef- direction we're going," says the past three years and for frey collected food (or the Holch, whose series, made for class is graduated ( current marking period is Salvation Army. Time-Life Television, already SEA GIRT - Graduation To see "GREASE" is to warn to dance! is bought by TV stations in 79 exercises for the 25th Trooper Learn the dance of the decade. markets. , Youth Week Class were con- Anhur Murray's GREASE HUSTLE... Inspired by the sensational « "Diary" consists of 25 half- ducted at the State Police At the movies Training Center here, Col. movie musical "GREASE." • . ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Thf end(R)7:40,9:» hour shows, all narrated by ULANTIC CINEMA IT RATH MORE CINEMA I — actor Lloyd Bridges. It blends Clinton L. Pagano, State Po- HKINC, THI Til KI T \J AmerlcooOfoHliMPG) 7 30,9 30 KEvtrlSMYouAgaln(PG)M5,9:15 lice superintendent, an- STUB MOM C.HI \sl •U EATONTOWN STKATHMORI CINEMA II m combat footage from World III I-SM>H\ Church slates WITH THIS COUPON lea Cream Cakaa two musicals fo> all Occasions 25C OFF QUART ABERDEEN - Cross of Birthday Panlae 20C OFF PINT Glory Lutheran Church, Cam- our Specially bridge Drive, Is presenting two of Breyer's all natural Broadway musicals this sum- mer. "Two By Two," the Rich- hand packed ice cream ard Rodgers version of Noah's (Hand Pocked tern Creom it Two Ark, runs June 22-25 and June Times fne Weiorir ol Prepocfcoged 2S-July 1. The show features Supermodel fca Cream) Ellis McCoy, Dina Acosta, COUPON GOOD THRU JULY 15. 1978 Keith Carlson, John Litke and Joe McAleer. "Bye Bye Birdie" will bring back the '50's In performances SHOP RITE MALL on July 6-9 and JulY 1316 Both shows are directed by At Highway 35 & Harmony Rd. Wagner, with Bob Cztna,. Carole Wagner, and Bonnie (I. II1 MM SOU KIM lOWtlkV BHl 671.9816 Middletown Monson assisting with music JOHNTWWITA OUVWfCWrotWOHN .-CHASE' and STDCKARDOWIHTiG.w . THE ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESS Come tee NOW PLAYING ASBURYPARK *MENLOPARK iiRIDOEWOOD SCAVIEW SQUARE TWIN MENLO PARK TWIN •WARNER TWIN Victor Borge MS. MS. Ml. M, II MS. II PACKAGE INCLUDES: MM. MM MIDOLETOWN iiSECAUCUS L0€WS a Round inp transportation on modern air cond BLOOMFIELD CINEMA 1 CENTER 1TIS.IM HARMON COVt coach, QUAD 1M.IM M0RRIST0WN Sat., July 8 a Personalized Service with on board'host & IseHM. JERSEY HS.HiS hostess M.I IS TOMS RIVER a Arrival at the door ol Resorts International MORRIS PLAINS OCEAN COUNTY Hotel & Casino • CLIFTON aMhenew FOR JUST ClIFION MORRIS PLAINS 0 I MALL TRIPLEX a One ticket to the 9:30 show starring Victor I. IMS IM1M.S1I. 7:15.1:11 NEWTON 1-41. Ml Borge EAST BRUNSWICK NEWTON TWIN • UNION Resorts OT99I PLUS two drinks' LOEWS ROUTE IB TWIN Ml. HI UNION TWIN 1.4.1. MS. III! OAKLAND MS.M5 EDQEWATER OAKLANO TWIN SHOWBOAT 1 MS 141 WATCHUN0 BLUE STAR TRmfX International ^| £ 7 JIMS • PARAMUS Note . . July 8th departures will be Irom the Airport Plaza FREEHOLD ROUTE4QUAO I.MI.I.H.7M.MI Shopping Center. Hazlel. N.J P0N0ROA0 ItS.in.SHTMII Hotel & Casino . 7:15.115 RANDOLPH STARTS TOMORROW TOWNSHIP •WESTENO HUSK MAKERS CENTURI S K CINEMA MOVIES 2 C0AST L SP0RT 1.T4S.M 7MIM Call Now for Reservations! * j;^ JERSEY CITY RARITAN LOEWS JERSEY CITV SOM6RVH.LE Roundtrlp Transportation. .511.99 TRIPLEX CIBCU T«. Daily Luncheons $19,99 1,4.1.1 IS. IIII 72A4437 Group & Senior Citizens Discounts 51. Help Watted 41 BUtilMU 16. The My Register SHREWSBURY NJ TUESDAY. JUNE 20, 1978 Tiger SUPERVISOR Opportimitits SHOE •U&INESS — Ckctllent oo PART-TIME itv. Owner kftm4 !• Mil doe to 2. Auto* For Sole 2. Autos For Sale JanitoroJ firms M**S experience* su- pervislor Id MortborB end Freehold ESS Can mum v iu4it\ CAMA«O- \UJ. W MERCURY CAPRI - l«4 L»w mileage AM/FM cautft* dock, fewr- cleaneri In ewr vtJiiOM bvlldina* 3-4 III! /WEEKLY MAILING tseed. M m.pf EKCdlofll condmofl •venlnea per week, 3-4 hours nfchllv JLARS!! - Free UWIIM. Im Autos For Salt fctl after Coif MJ 4710 Top pof. Coll Tom ftirtuter or! SlftW cmci H Incwn* gwwwiNiJl Ua* Mil ntMU SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - 1-11 od«» - am Mln. AM/FM MM MERCEDES He* - UK Run. ffood, r. UU4P*. Tra>. m. SniS shift, lull or pert-lime Steady work •orte H Cm IIMM «IWr 1» m H rnlonna SIM Iflll »fJ>niB. AAA-I TIAHtPOaTATION CAM - 3111457 after * SWIMMINO POSITIONS - Mote or *3 Money To Loan IlkWKUHMC Ml onl/o. SLS Coll »*HJt iLOA rIAN BY PHONEPON ! wn - T.I mi, Huttt CHEVROLET STATION WAGON 1W Foil wrvlul S«condofy morigogt NOVA If74 - Moroon. TSIinslne. tw«- Moral MAJESTIC FINANCE COR> « AM/FM ilwn whlh J» HI ». Mow.ll. Art M» Mr. L.wlt mmJew Rrtotlwlv CItMCItMii . atMlfi CALL US TOLL FKEE CHEVROLET STATION WAGON 1HJ BUICK MCAL IfM - UoM Mm. ou - Nee* work. MOO or twit oiler by Jwne OLDSMOtlLE H ttn - Four4oor. (800) B22-89W IMk. ••••> UMfMg'brokn. «r, 31 U2TTM ofler tpm brown, whtle vinyl t*p. air, power wtoy* nitl, 2SJM fnliai. tactile** con tteerlng/brokev. radio tt.oM mlltt, NJ. HOMEOWNERS •MHO. tUM W14U1 CHEVROLET IMPALA IfM - 417 en one owner ll.SOO 14.079* oine. tow speed B«l ofttr Coll after GETTING NEW START •*MCK ESTATE WAGON Itn - NIM • p.m. 717Tin OLDSMOllLE TORONADO Ilf4 •] •MM, ok. •ac«H*nl condition Power tfewtnt/brofcet. Londtau rool PAY OFF ALL BILLS h»l «H» Con 14? Ml CHEVROLET IMPALA 1171 - Power power wot/window., AM/FM iltrco ring, brakes, air Excellent condl tail 747«1f IIO.OOOMO« monlh •HICK OKU ISUZU HM - AM/FM . TIT-3271 Mkn »ll«< ««f»"i' IWn. C«nl|. I»,«»ll« W month PLYMOUTH IELVEDERE - IfM. d*nl ItMiiiwnt flWlltwi and all com WC CHEVROLET SPORTS VAN It77 * U0MOU.I H month New •nolnc, good condition. UU. munlcollon Typing HUH. «llllng Only MB mile* n»O mxw. Iton. playtf. ouMMmllno gSJ'*'"°' " ^tlMM »-. oov«f nnwnt bockod tt CrMUl ptob WitCK ELECTRA - 1971. olr condl Coii ntttf » p.m.. rv-m\ owodumtv Call M, Ellli. »i OSOHo' RN - Full lime ond port lime, 1 11 ond l.m> unotnlood Call now' tteitlnf. Mwer steering, power brakes. PLYMOUTH FURY If*] - New •> Computer lied Quotes interview CHEVROLET IMPALA rH7 - Four 117 ihlft, for skilled nursing facility mmmm wUiows, new brolrt, wfiltewoll hauil lyilem, brake*, lire*, up Any car - driver - age COOKS _ edBank door, mechanically molnlolned. oood Call tor on interview, between 9-4. lire*. AM/FM ster*« cassette, »I3« hoKtcty, power tleerlng. U3S or bc.t twoperson office Send resume ond TEACMEBS NEEDED tromportetlon. WH03Q Coll 747 3fH PREPARATION 431 5117 __ NEW START FINANCING Coll >44-3P4 offer •:» p.m. ofltr Coll Ji4 IMS J. Retd Horrlton Agency saiory requirement lo Bok J 355, The Po.1 llm. M Maco unl«i •«•» *•»" CHEVROLET TRUCK IHi - Good SAUTE/BROILER Doily Register, Shrewsbury. N.J. ROOFING AND SIDING PEOPLE School Ctrllltod woclw nnfi loi 363-2700 BUICK SKYLARK - I JOHN L. COOKE AGENCY condition. For information Call 07«i Experienced only Must hove own UMIM SUM MIIIOJV. Ktypunch. Typ- kmt condition 1375 1H4 CoaTiT 543*333 EXCLUSIVE transportation Call between 74 p.m. ing, Photogropny. »ui« lo"«u». MMM1 oudoor, I 947 Hwy. 35, Eatontoww CONTINENTAL LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY — With 7414075 Marm EngM anaVnytlcal Eaucotlon CHEVROLET NOVA - IfTO, block tioo U«0 < CADILLAC »75 - Two^oor hordlop, RATES REDUCED FOR MANY "" rfc Lite Insurance company in TSuOi wtar. olio tMMtn primed, body In good coditi H RESTAURANT SALESPERSON - Port time, men s •four umi II you how* o Ulll which you full power, stereo tapes, wire wfveeli PLYMOUTH IfM - Sport Fury. 311 DRIVERS - Check our discounts ond management. Three-year indi neoderi, Iroclion oars, ne EXPERIENCED ONLY vKtuoliy Supervised training progrom. clothing stote Haband Surplus Outlet. Ihlnk would bmttll ou> iluowm H-* U.MO Call in-lHt Console Two-door A 1 condition. Call low down payments Free Quote tnoth* Engine rwihiari m FIVE DAY WEEK. YEAR-ROUND, storting salory plut incentives os Rl IS. Mtddlctown Apply in person IUMTIII a courw outllM, twM ovoll- otitf 4 30 p m 4711U\ M43OS7 PhoenU Brokerage. 45 Hwy CADILLAC HU Mil .100 Coll from »S.dS* FULL COMPANY BENEFITS, corned Lifetime income after 20y*ors dolly, HI obl*, nom*. addrtu. and l*i«phoiw 7) Merchandise For condition llttOor best offer Dobro After 7, WUtfj POLARA - IfTl, li M, Keyport SALARY BASED ON EXPERIENCE 4900, *5 An equal op mbei, «tply In wrlllrm 10 Fionk alter 3. SALES ctfK. Mmlnlilrollv« Bulldloo, Flor steertng,.. . __,©. Call CALL 222-1440 portunlty employer Sal* CHEVROLET - Wagon, 1971. V-l. ou Kilt!) ofter 6 p.m. 10 Wanted ,m. An School, Union »«ocn. N.J CADILLAC iHi - Sedan Deville. fwl tomollC. power steering/ brake* new LIQUOR STORE - In Huiiet. part Si COPPERTONE - Upright gower, 00*4 running condition Be*i PAY o?ra. balmy and lire* »7» Sfl lie* after S, PONTIAC CATALINA - t»/4 Four Automotive time, year round work, some evenings Amono troll IrM trMl.r, »M» • ga- before S. TfT-ilOO. door, air, power vtoorlng/ brake*, CUTTER - Minimum five yeors e» and weekends Over 21- Soles ex TELEPHONE SOLICITORS - E«- rage door. IW .71-tltS. _- HMO Call 49S-I7U CADILLAC im - COUP* o«viiit LOW perlcncc for active yeor round dreit perlence preferred, 3*4 3*61 PROGRESS pKltKM.ial.iil llckrtto. lacj l civic CHEVROLET VEGA .»7. JUNK CARS WANTED factory, obove scale Avolon MFG. Co aToonllollon. CMh paW Coll »'-"»» pUMfft tttl ofttr Call 142 7401 PONTIAC LEMANS — 1)71. RetMl MASON - CopobW of doing small wagon Need* work. HM 741 1079 3 LINES CADILLAC - mi. stoop Must hove own tools Prominence TOOL AND MOLD MAKER . ti.too JUNK CARI »4*-420* Experienced person with strong lathe otiei h, ~W 7S34 DENTAL ASSISTANT 741 SHI Towed away Ire* ond bought background to construct ond repair 5 DAYS Call Rocco, 7173)754 MATAWAN KEYPORT AREA - Port PRESTIGE close toierome rubber molds Must be PONTIAC ASTRE IfM - Four ipeed CHAIRS1DE CADILLAC IfM - Coupe OeVIJIe, tul carburetor and eirtoust, 1 systemi*H«m, very Experienced in lour handed denllslry time Unique opportunity No invest abte to set up ond operate a voriety of manual, power .leering, AM radio, TOP DOLLAR tower, on* owntf, excellent condition good condition The perJetpert l We need an ambitious worker who Is t Ambition* only 2*4 »19 between Three openings exist now for wnort looi room machinery- $3.00 good condition, tl.tU 14J 3W4 otter I FOR USED CARS minded person In the local bronch( o %I\H with whit* vinyl top. U.3S0. corlMOO Coll S44 \Vi~i* p.n willing to be part of a wet I-organ lied Seals Eastern Inc. The Register FAMILY ADS can sell LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. dentafteom. Send resume lo P O Box a large international firm TMi Is or CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 1 f)l 3S Sayrevllle, NJ. 7?7 IM Mt( HANK Al ASSEMBLER - Will 134 Pearl St your unrwetfed (fernstor yo u tjuicfcly te-wi. __^__ Red tank, N.J 07701. impressive opportunity tor on^om Four-door, automatic, aower PONTIAC LEMANS 1971 - Solan 3» train Apply Audio Visual Lobratorics, Red Bonk. N.J. Merchandise lor salt ONLY Wogon Air. power steer ing 'br ok e*. WANTED 747 fW ltl trom rtousthoM, not n M/FM, air, new ing/brakesg n,, radio, heaerheader,, oolr. good lot DIRECTOR — Or Public Safety. 145 First Ave , Atlantic Highland* M.lttO Coll Hl]Mn. A 1 used car* Top dollar paid beoin , 14W or belt ofttofttrr IV ¥»37 or Atbury Pork. N.J. Minimum five year* MECHANIC" -"vending ond amuse UIS Call Hi 0500 OASIS MOTORS I2OD 721 7100 M Lid 24443 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX — SJ, 1*74. police/public safety. Adminiitratlve ment. mu&l be experienced ond able lo I wi.k.musl b. .«p.rltnc«). repair ail type* vending ond amuse tfeas CHRYSLER 19U - Four-door sedan light blue, while landau top. White li WE NEED USED CARS experience required 40 mon Police MH IHID pm asss terlor Bucket seat*, electric window Top dollar paid MULL.ER CHEVRO ment devices on location Company dxiorvai nnt. tl.OB No d Good transportation Asking USO Call Deportment ond 45-man paid Fire De To Qualify You Need . Autos For Sole AM/FMitereo withcastetic Excellei LET, Hwy W. Malawan, SM MOO partment presently Salory negotiable supplies vehicle. Blue Cross. Blue TRAVEL AGENT - E»p»ft»ncW only nccled before taptrolion 717 1646 Offer 3 pm. Lclwre Trovtl S#rvic« Hove sometnino to sell?' PhoPhoni e condition 14400 14143A! josed on experience Prefer person Shield, sick ond vocation pay. Salory •A Positive Menial Attitude CHRYSLER NEWPORT — 1*70. olr WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS Coll I.I tMO, 1H Polly with Slate Police background Sena commensurote with experience Mr ! conditioning, power iteerlng and PONTIAC 1971 - Sunbird. otr ,pe~- SCHWARTZ Chrysler Plymouth 1 esume in strictest confidence to JJt. Brodsnow. Mon through Fri .776 Ml0 •Hove selfconlidence ond pleoson TRUCK MECHANIC - Eipfflmc. ' broke*, automatic, four door, |ust in iteer ing /brakes. AM/FM, wnroot. 3000 Red Bonk, 7474717 542-^700 Collins. City Manager, City Hall. 7lb personality and tool. rttCMWry Apply In p>'»°n. miles. Ashing tSOOO 2643707. MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY - Will spccicd 93.000 milei. «»!, Coll Bang* Awe.. Asbury Pork, N.J. 07711. •Be Iree to begin work two weeks aflei Schwofli InLfnollonol. Ul W Front train Apply Motion System* Corp . 61 4621011 PONTIAC LSMANS — 1961. good run. DISHWASHER/KITCHEN HELP - acceptance SI , »•« -CM. THE DAILY nlng condition, asking UOO Call otter 5 EMPLOYMENT Apply In person, Ye Cotloge Inn, 149 W •Sports minded CIRCLE CHEVROLET UPPER ORADE - Main HOCMr lor p.m.. 741-1792. MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - Busy •Good car Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury '•on! St.. Keypart. osfc lor Tim. Cothollc g/od. Khool In Mlool.lown REGISTER 7413130 RABBIT - "You've got to drive (I to DISPATCHER — To control operation medical office, some typing required, arm Wrli. f. Ro> MM. The Dolly believe it SHREWSBURY MOTORS, ol building material dealer, moking no Sals Write Box J-354. The Doily CORVETTE - IM. Slightly custom' R»flltl.r. Shf»Ww>Ky. N.J., 07?0i. CLASSIFIED ADS INC.. 741-tSOO. Register, Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701. lied, hooker header*, mags. 30.100 SI Help Wanted vous e I H.P. - Wisconsin engtn* lor pump NIGHTS ANCTWEEKENDS selected starting income wll be 15 miles Show car. Asking 14000 Call REO BANK VOLVO Male/Female apply in person between 10-4, Mlllhurit •uwfhtncod. Apply In aerun. «ei 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD Mills inc.. Mlllhurst Rd . oft Hwy 33, Amusement buslnesi, Bay*hore area 120,000 depending upon qool III cottons 741J243 days. M2 5*35 offer 4:30. Dlr«f, 117 W Front St.. R»d Bonk RED BANK, 741 MM IVi miles west ot Freehold Circle. P.O. 222 5946 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE A LICENSED REAL ESTATE - Sales AIR CONDITIONERS - M« BTU - ill, Freehold, N.J. 07721. WANTED - Full or port;tlm«aMcrr RITTENHOUSE person needed tor listing only. AND NURSE - Mole or lemolc. tor doy MBTU Starting ot Ml New used 741 7*1? or S42-OS73 LINCOLN MERCURY. Inc. one for soles and listings with active DOCTOR'S OFFICE — Secre camp on Jersey Shore. 21 hour week. .„« rJornoged Over MO in Hock Wilt office PAUL P. BOVAINC , Realtor. Coll 25+5439 I Mwy. 35 77HMO Ocean Twp. tory/O'tlcc Manager. Medical ex deliver ond install. Coll 4tM77» COUGAR XR7 197S — Airlr. , all powepowerr , perlence preferred. Write to: Bo« Coll Now For Interview WORKING KITCMEN MANAGER - Pi-Bet NUTRITIONIST - BA degree with ma ANTioUrT^METAL BEDS - Oat loaded, mini SHORE MOTORS C 392. The Dally Register. Shrewsbury, Ability to wpervlw 10 10 IS people AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING for course of study in Dietetics and dressers, China closet, mirror*, chairs Volvo-Triumph Dealer NJ.. 07701 Utvelop new menu, toke compl.te SERVICE PERSON - For residential Nulrltion plus one yeor experience in wi'-eiu Hwy, 35, Monotojuon. SM-7S00 charge ol kitchen 3W-HW Ql*tor Ed . •42*431 and commercial heating ond cooling, EXPERIENCED PRESSER - Good Dietetic* ond Nutrillon Salory com B. CURRAN YAROPERSON - KnowlwJoe ol build CREDIT PROBLEMS STEIN CADILLAC up to >7.00 per hour lo start Ex- houri. good pay. Matowon area mensurate with education ond ex ing material* ond tork lift operation a No cash? If you re working, wt con ASBURY AVE., AS8URV PARK perienced only. Call Mid Stole Me Coll Mo-gH em* Send Resume ond tetter lo help to get you financed. No money 77} TWO chonlcol, 143-/iff. imoulh County Personnel Depart 636-4000 mu»l. S»nd rewrn. or opply In perwn down Payments arruriurd to suit your KPERIENCED - Sewing operatori. ment. Hall ot Record*, Wain St., Free Mlllhurit Mill* Inc . STRAUB BUICK - OPEL needs Many New and Quality Used ALL APPLIANCE — Repair per efer oveilock opera'ors. Excellent hold, N.J. 07721. toy through F "• J'/l mil.* NINE ACRES of New and Used Can Nui Equal Opportunit ANTIQUE CHINA CLOSET Cors lo choose Irom Call Mr Fredtr experienced Permanent pot 11 Ion ' pay. Call J4MW. _ Be SSI. ick* at Roisos Ponliat, 395 Brood SI., Hwy. 35 1444000 Keyport wood TV. Long Brown, PJ-elTO OPERATORS - Single needle and ov Curved front gloss At Lakewood EXPERIENCED OPERATORS - Freehold. NJ D772B. Ui 3511 attef 5 p.m. Red Bank. 741 SIK. THE FINEST SELECTION - Of new erlock for ladles' sportswear. Ex SALES AGENT ARLETTE'S FRENCH BEAUTY Wonted on ladles dresses piece work perience unnecessary. Louis Sports I »»Ttl'til ond used cors in Monmouth County. ANTIQUE BED SET - Doable bed, OATSUN 340Z 1973 - AM/FM. outo CLINIMC - An excellent and relax HIM Dress. Ill Oakland SI., Red Bank weor. 90 First Ave., Atlantic High WANTED I Toyota Over 100 air-conditioned new cars In Ing Beauty Salon, located at Folr 7*1-0493. 52 Babysitting/Child (hair, chiffonier, bureau. Walnut din motlc. olr, excellent condition 13.300 lands •73 0414, ask tor Tonl We need a dynamic mdn or woman to Slock. McGLOIN BUICKOPEL INC. Haven Is looking lor: Talented ond ing room set, sli choirs, tobie ond 67HM3I. sell our exclusive colendors ond on Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury. experienced Hairdressers, salary or EXPERIENCED - Counter help. Core burtel Old rosMon Iron bed Call extensive line ot advertising special DODGE VAN Ifl77 — Custom work 741-4300 commission open, Experienced man Betty Briie Cleoncrs 747 mi otter 4 p m lie* business gift* It you have a pail BABYSITTER WANTED - Sat Sun.. Inside and out, VI, power steer Icvrltt. able to apply sculptured noils, •41-5152 PANTRY PERSON TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb history ol vale* succesi or wish to begin 6 IS om. to 4 p.m.. references Coll ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE *- ing/orakes, automatic, AM/FM eight Cosmetologist Beautician, for French service. DOWNES PONTIAC, 43 Low- wnetologlst Beoutic EXPERIENCE ONLY a career In sales, you can benefit from Areo i large*! ond llneil selection }Ti 1978 track. WOO milts. Beit offer. Muit sell iake up EXPERIENCED BOAT CARPENTER ~ WW. • -:lal, electric hair re W6-fl72ofttT 4 p.m. er Main SI., Motowon. S44-CT*. — Wonted for leading boot manufat EXCLUSIVE one of in* most lucrative commi*Hon Squonkum Yellowbroofc Rd.. Form •43-44)4. structure* In our Industry Whol JVSITTER - One or two ooys a ingdole, neil to Howell Park TOYOTA - Station Wogon. 197}. Fair lurer, In developing deportment. Con- DOOGE 1974 ROYAL — Sportsman CONTINENTAL need Is an individual who can week Irani 2 30 to S:30prp , lor 3 and McLAIN. 9M9371 (7 doys) 1 condition S1300. ASSISTANT MANAGER — Will troln tact Ed. Wlnklcmon. MAINSHIP INC.. t yeor olds, HoJlet orta Coll after 4 Mail Von, B 300, looded Excellent W* person. Apply at Country RESTAURANT directly with busineiimen who use TOYOTA 191 1457 after 4 Marlboro Induitf uol Park, call p.m., 71HW4. BABBY STROLLER - With reclining condition. 471-oSTO. calendar* ond specially items lo | er CaV Wash, IMO Hwy. 35, MW eSefff, FIVE DAY WEEK, YEAR ROUND. l, wind screen, basket, tamotm mole their Dullness. This Is on l COROLLA, 2 dr., 4 cylinder econo- DODGE WINDOW VAN 1f7I - 6300. TOYOTA COROLLA — DelUNC, 1977, dletown FULL COMPANY BENEFITS. NANNY — For young child, 3-4 days fTQ tl ndlt WO EXPERIENCED BARBER M/W - cellenl time for you lo associate r - my engine that geti 40 miles a gallon automatic, power steering and brokes. live speed, AM/FM stereo, eight- SALARY BASED ON EXPERIENCE per week in Holmoel Own Ironsporta- AUTO MECHANIC — Experience ond Full or port time Apply In person. 243 self with The Thos. D Murphy Co .highway, with stondard equip. 4 stereo, CB, set up far camping. H09S track, Olr. 19,000 miles Excellent con- lion Send Replies lo BOM H-314, The tools esar Apl l R*riOn Shrewsbury Ave. 222-1440 pioneer in Ihe advertiilng field since spied monual trans., manual steer After 4 p.m.. HM030 dition 13300 49SO01S Daily Register. Shrewsbury. N J BABY NEEDS - Uft centi, .hutttri, IM Your Initiative ond planning wltl ing I brakes, vinyl Interior, tinted EXPERIENCED SEWING OPERA 14, rug. *S, stereo. $100. record*, «0 glass, rear oeloooer New deiign for DODGE CHARGER - 1977, poi VALIANT 1974 — Jjtffr equipped, low delermine your growth and success TORS - Needed Two shifts. B-4:M, PART-TIME - Ditlrlct managers cents. 671-9142 f« dttolts 71 - excludes license fee L ton, 11 steer ing /brakes, olr. Moke offer. with our established company Your AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC frlO 244-4144. ^^^___ needed to supervise a small group ot in sfock. List Price 13691. Others In •71-4452 accounts ore protected ond repeal or BEDROOM - Fiv«-p-*ce. >I7J. fMWT. Mull be skilled In complete automobile morning newipapers carriers in 53 Domestic Help piece dinette set. sS9»i Motlressts^ stock with popular optional equip. . J VtGA KAMBACK 1*73 — Reliable FACTORY — Light manufacturing, dert moke money for you. It you con DOREMUS FORD UwiordoBelford ond Red Bonk area Full or Iw.n. inn K O SHARPS^ Iron spor tat Ion. Fair condition ttSO. woodwork experience helpful, sell gonne your time and work with o CLEANING HELP - Part-time. Won, • SALES • SERVICE • PARTS ;. Excellent pay plan and benefits Good salary ond car allowance. ^ 747*34 motivated, dependable, good work n through Thun. evening*,*-10p nv.Sat FURNITURE. VS Hwy. M, Wes? TOO Shrewsbury Awe.Red Bonk741 -«000 Appty In person or coll Circle Chevro- 177 4053jw 747 3399. Keonsburg. N.J Factory Coil otter • let Company, ui Shrewsbury Ave., cord, benellls, hours 1-4:30 Apply /W Oficfnoon. IS Call Wl 0117 VEGA GT 1973 - Hatchback. 34.000 p.m . 4»S-a)7S. | FIAT SALES AND SERVICE ~L«vlne Shrewsbury. N.J 741-3130. Ask for Nick Plnebrook Rd.. Eatontown. PART-TIME - Counter/Kllchen help ness for you. Write dab McK miles, mechanically excellent, new Experience not necessary, will train Motors Corp., Maple Ave.. Red Bank Trxchlo. Service Monogtr. Marketing Monoger, The Thos. _. LES - !„ tires, needs minor body work. %i» FRIENDLY HOME TOY PARTIES - Must opply In person. Chicken Holiday, Ll7e"in7Mfne cooking Mi 741-ASM) Murphy Co.. P.O^Box 592. Monhassel. sue. green. SO cents aptec-. 142 Mef now In our 13rd year if e*pondlng and US Eoil Newman Springs Rd.. teterencei. Coll 173 1106 AUTO MECHANIC — Experienced New York 11030. lolllyouhoul, Sot. Sun, 41 Higtil FIAT-PEUGEOT DEALER with foreign ond domestic cors. Musf hot openings for Managers and Shrewsbury, N.J. '3238 VOLKSWAGEN BUG - 1970. Rum Awe.. Leonofdo t BILL LANZAROS AUTO SALES INC. Dealers. Party Plan experience help- SALESPERSON - Responsible person great, need* body work. 1600 have own Tools. Call 741-M4, ond ask ?** Mo'" SI. Motawon ful Guorc.nleed toys & gifts. No caih lo sell camping equipment Must also NO CASH DOWN Wi 1417 after 4 for Dove. Part-Time Newspaper BOXES - Corrugated Pachlng sup- FIAT 134 SPIDER — C©n _ ... Investment - No Service Charge to cus- be experienced with ladles bathing BARTENDER M/F - Part lime, most- tomers - No collecting' /delivering HOME DELIVERY suits Apply In person to Mrs Pinsley . lor Industry ond Movina and AM'FM wire wheels, top ond tires ex VOLKSWAGEN VAN - 1971. Looks NEEOEOT- Cwnpanlon tor eWerlv ly weekends, year round. Ideal second Cor/Phone neceisarv. Coll Col- jriy Sunday A.M. Established route KISLIN?. I E. Front St . Red Bonk Cogt Coll 747 i»H or 44*4473 _ cellent. best ofter. 747-fDS5. and runs good, recent rebuilt engine, womon. In Little Silver, 3-4 day. per CALL 364-9000 lob Send Replies to BOH H-3». The lect 'Corol^Day SIHeJMtS. with runner. No collecting wt**. Deference. Coll offer 7 p.m., CARPET OIKOUNT has bed for camping. HMO. 741-4MS. SCHOOL CUSTODIAN - Full lime. bally Register, Shrewsbury, NJ. MMtW Worenouse sate Save 40 to eO*. r r am t IM i I I Ml Assillanl Moruiuer. experience preferred. Apply Fair VOLVO lf45 - RUM good UW so yd installed Choice ot dectv automatic transmission, white Chicken Holiday, Fast food experience Haven Board of Education. Honce Special! S14S OLDER LADV - Require! a retpon rotor colors Free shopol-home ve*> well llres. Colt ofter 1:30, 142-M BAR MAID M/W — Nights, for rock helpful but not essential, Will train to Roo 1 w WH00) ?L I^'rj* .^? - •> w-*>>4 ilble companion for every weekend, vtct- Budget tetms tlS SIODj ^ FORD GALAXIE 500 M73 - Blue with club. Coll 264 1261. franchise specifications. Coll for ap- PART-TIME 71 TOYOTA SECRETARY — To Lite Insurance Ex itorilng Sot. morning al 9 am. through vinyl tap, stereo AM. F*A tape deck ond VOLVO — 1949. station wogon. Aulo " • pm. pointment with monoger. no Interviewi Evenings. Office cleaners ond floor Mon morning » a m. Own room and • IMS C6LICA, Whit*. 4 cyl., S ecutlve. Sleno ond typing required CARPET ?. w ydi green radio, power stetrinp/braket. olr, t; tt lk d 1900 Al 1170 or applications taken without appoint waxen needed In the Freehold, speed monuol trans.. P/l. P'B, BARTENDER M/F - Full lime FFoor berth Own transportation Relerente. loop. Excellent condition P Marlboro area, M«v Fri., 3 4 hour* Two years buslnesi experience Ex AMTFM. W/W tires. 9.471 milei. celtenl condition 441-042* ofler 5 pn Interview apply In person, ask tor Caradl. reauned Coll 7474317 between 4 p.m. playroom or Office Wollle padd per evening, there It also work ovall cellenf opportunity tor the right per must be wen. MOW •••» Bochstodt Tavern. I Bray Ave., Eas and 6:10 p.m. cluieq^Aifciffq t71 M-m™ FORD VAN - 1971 Slondard tl«- ni CLAZER WANTED - Must be ex oWc Sol. ond Sun . ottefnoons. Coll T. son, Company benefits. Cell Mrs cvllrKWr, U.OOO miles. Encellent run WHELAN PONTIAC BUICKOPEL Keonsburg. perlenced In hockwts. aulo glass and Giuber far appointmtnl^al 544-7400 CERAMIC MOLDS - E-ceflent co. Hwy. 9 Freehold Blrkner, 534-7000 _____ •n TOYOTA nlng condition Good tires I1SO0 mirrors Coll 77SMOO SECURITY OFFICERS — Required tion Shrewst>ury 4414*47 PART-TIME - Maintenance person 54 Situations Wanted • 1H0 CORONA, Red. 4 dr., 4 cyl.. 47I^S5 BOOKKEEPER - Ex- immediately. Monmouth, Ocean and outo trons., monuol steering A needed tor school district Musi be 741 U» 1977 DODGE TRADESMAN 300 VAN - perienced, must have ref Ullled In electrical, mechanical, plum Middlesex counties All shirts avail Female les. W'W tires, air cond.. i.Wl FORD STATION WAGON - 1*73. high CHAIN LINK FENCING 3600 miles Looded 17300. Ask for Ted. and carpentry Block Seal quail able Car ond telepnhone a must Col dgh, green vinyl clod wire, includinf Imlle*: runi ood look* v " erences. New modern air RESPONSIBLE HIGH SCHOOL SEN 4 hi HI 7501 or M2 7575 GO NAVY ions preferred Applications con 7100111. lop roil, tilling*, line post* and inslallO> tires and exhoust. UU D conditioned law offices be obtained at the Eatontown Board of IOR - Honor student, considering to lion Only Sf cents a sq. fl Term* 77 OATIUN SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST - Education Offices, Grant Ave.. Eaton r«*r a. dental hyaienl.f, wonts tummer wronged. SIMON SEZ, 7*3 »» • 1*32, F 10. yellow. 4 cyl.. S speed FORD GALAXIE 1947 - Four-door. Pension plan, life Insur Port-lime Tues . Thurt , Sot. ond Sun Red Bank Chief Cuslck lown, between I ond S P.M. lob In denial office Reference. Coll monuol irons., mo ' "**' ' Immaculate, with air. Pampered. 1400 Trucks And Filing ond typing neceswry. Can firm. 79I-S74O. ance, hospitallzation, ma w-jm 747-4JK. ^^__ COUCH - Colonial Wind, Horatio*. brakes, air cond., J*\ liMb Perfect S12S HI Riser, «• Trailers lor medical, all non-con Freehold - Chlel Snyder TYPING — In my ham*, all types, GEORGE WALL c!w* Associates, Monmoulh mdusti . 7I7-MI7 wioro SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST - For medlcol typing preferred. LINCOLNMERCURY iributable by employee Park, 15 II per hour. Must be II. Call I 19/2 CHEVROLET LUV - Gflod condl E. Brunswick Petty Officer Morris Oilhodonlltl Responsible, outgoing DESKS. FILES - ToMts, chairs, add- Shrewsbury Ave., at Sycamore to 4 p.m.. 931-4343. 77 TOYOTA Salary commensurate with with Initiative Experience preferred^ ing machines, typewriter*, oflice- Shrewsbury Hi WOO * t*34 COROLLA itatlon wogon. ability and experience 238-5128 PART-TIME - No experience neces Stale qualifications ond salory ex WOMAN — $M*S equipment, etc * bargoln prices. New grttn. 4 cyl.. outo. Irons., manual, wry, U 00 per hour Freelance pholop petted fof 30-hour week, Box 0-205, oTused A AC, DESiTOUTLET. I79J HOLSEY PONTIAC Chamlln, Schottland, Ro ropher needs gymnasts, dancers, oth Rl IS. Oafchursl $31 WO taA Fi 'RTE 36 541-7100 EATONTOWN sen and Cavanagh. Call GUARDS — Retirees welcome. Musf I ties, lo pose 'or female Illness YOUNG LADY - \W have clean record, car. phone ond neat DINING ROOM - Lone Content. Baasr " swsa HONDA CIVIC HATCHBACK 197o — article* Brief afire (bikini) required SERVICE OPERATORS - Trainee or bobyilt. Hoilet area 229-3200, ask for Miss Run ness. Middtelown/Holmdel areas porory. bufftrt. hutch, six chairs. tob*« 77 PONTIAC Excellent candillon. 23,000 miles, ask FEMININE MUSCULARITY, Boft experienced, for water and waste wo Call 3*411 SO 449-0791. >II4S VENTURA, Brown 2 dr.. 4 Ing S3.400. Coll 741-7047 ofter 4 p.m. dqulst. 4016. Long Branch. N.J. 07740 ter treatment plont ond sanitary sewer cyl.. auto trans.. P'S, P'B, air PICKUP CAP — •'. like new BOOKKEEPER — Accounts payable, PART-TIMRTTIME NIGHTNIGTSS — OfOfif 11c collection systems Must be mechonl- cond., AM/FM, W/W, lull wheel .JAVELIN 1*70 - Mint condition, oik 55 Situations Wanted DINING ROOM SET — full-time, five days per week. Write to ing in new ond used cor awoli r ._. tng In Red Bonk orea. 69 p.m Good cally ond electrically Inclined. We ore covtrs. vinyl lop. 15,140 mll« Was table, choirs, server, china 94M»7 Box J-353. The Dally Reglslei general utility worker. Must have o extra Income for experienced people. commlted to Ihe Equal Opportunity Uili NOW llm Male Coll 741 2S*>. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. valldN.J driveri license. Contact Ben Must hove cor ond phone Call 170-MM Employment proyrom. JEEP SALES I SERVICE Rassas. of Rassat Pontiac. 395 Brood tor tuthur details. ALL AROUND YARD WORK - Trees DINING ROOM - Pedestal lable. lo* 7* TOYOTA TWIN BORO MOTORS 747-0040 BOOKKEEPING POSITION — Full SIDING MECHANICS - Experienced 4 Motorcycles SI , Red Bonk 741 511 cut. gutter., ga >)M4 COROLLA Station wagon 111 E. Newmon Springs Rd., Red Bonfc chorge, Including lournals, ledge'- " PRESSMAN M/F - Small one person rooters and pointers Apply in person. choirs,twoormcholrs.broahfront toH Grtkn. 4 cyl. S speed manual Irons , noncTol statements, accounting degree HANDYPERSON — To do aeneroi print shop seeks experienced press 90S Main St , Asbury Park, between Free estimate*. ofttr * p.m.. 471-4UI *• KITSON CHEVROLET CO. 1*73 HONDA CB-450 - Very good cop mufiuol steering I. brakes, AM'FM, preferred. Fringe benefits. Call maintenance, pointing, some corptn erator. Homodo Star 600 using pa • 1.30 a.m. • DISHWASHER — Hotpelnl. undeji S3.519 miles. NOW 12711 Hwy. 36 Eotoctown 747-4500. fry. Life Saving Certificate - a big plates Good opportunity far i... STOCK CLEAK - Liquor store. Red counter two-cycle, en cellenl condition. 5411000 """" cm mm itorter. Send resume to Box Hi?], The plm 1411137. _^_^ Bonk orra. Send replies to Bos H 322. Coll offer S. 671-4S7I. ^ HARLEV DAVIDSON — 1973, 90. BUS DRIVERS — Must have bus Doily Register, Shrewsbury. N.J 79OOOOI LANCIA - 1976, Bata Coupe, two IDEAL FOB TEACHERS - Annual The Dally Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. Street and trail. Excellent condition driver's license and experience. 07701. DRUMS - Rodger * aowbl* bos* se*. > ml CHARGER, 1 dr., Gold. VI, months old. 4000 miles. Looded I Coll W1-13O0 summer employment lo monooe am 07701. outo iron*.. P'S. P'B. air cond , Must sell. 123S. 391-S44I. MUST'SELL THIS CAR NOW, MAKE musemenl orcone Training and Incrn PRESSER -LadlesSportswear. Louis uoo » AM/FM stereo, W/W, full wheel BUSSERS - For Ye Cottage Inn, 1' SUMMER EMPLOYMENT - 40-hours LY NEEDED! US per hundred GUAR ME AN OFFER 7W-UB4. lives provided. Call for Interview, Sportswear, First Ave.. Atlantic High Coll otter 6. M2-6761 - covers, P/MOts, rear defroster, W. Front St.. Keyport. Apply In persoi per weekk. PPointing ond general lobor ANTEED Send self addrei»«0 MACK AUTO IMPORTS moooi or Send Resume to The loncV 172-0616, ask for Tool. FARFISA PORTABLE 0RGAN~I vinyl top. 44.SMmiles Wtt«S offer 2 p.m. Morebob Corp.. P.O. Box 114, No eoperience neccstory. Ca 333 Rl. 17 East Toms River PRTSS OPERATOR - Mulll 17". Chief Electric. ««-condHlon. »UI. . Koonsburfl, N.J. Propone, 7B7-IM for InfervK 349-7474 BUTCHER - Experienced, full time 17", Chief BT. itrlpplng ond plate no night work, retail trade, Interview burning. Experienced must. 741-4594. MERCURY BOBCAT 1975 - 44.000 HONDA CJ360 1976 — Just tuned, new Marios Choice Meats, Holmdel Rd. INSTALLATION miles. Stlck-shltt. lope-deck. Very bock lire, oarage kept, great condition. Holmoel. NJ., 944 4595 REAL ESTATE SALES - Bright, og I lgood condition. »1700 firm. 799 3450, AND SALES gressive associoti needed for active U ' ond ofier 5 p.m. 143-1431. CARPENTERS - Summer work, Ideal UP TO multiple listing office Great training I HONDA 1971 — 750. fully cuitom lor college students with carpentry ex and advertising progrom* MERCEDES 1973 - 400 Roodiler. Eve- Best offer. perlence. Earn next year's tuition In S275 PER WEEK MELMED REALTY. INC. 671- ry luvory appointment conceivable. 534-1431 or 3441070 three months. Piece work only. Call CLASSIFIED Company needs men ond women to fl 130,000. Coll eves only. I41-M47. 301-941 1771. KAWASAKMCZUO 1977 Excelle several positions of New Jersey's lore condition, many extras, 3,300 mile CARPENTERS — We need qualified, est distributor of (Ire safety equlpmenl king U00. S1J0Q firm. Coll 791-3134 otter I p.m experienced corpenleri and helpers tor Salory or commission. For Interview call 739 0377, Mon to Wed., 10 a.m. to 24447H KAWASAKI KZ HI0O 1977 - 7.000 miles, many permanent positions throughout Central ond Southern New Jersey. 4 p.m. We ore opening our second | MERCURY COUGAR — 1969 Power has motor completely redone In real estate sores office In 1 chrome, Jordlne headers, Asking 7000. Also, we have plenty of steady work tor KEYPUNCH-EXPERIENCED brakes'tfeffrlna. spoiler, good condi- ineathcri, tromers ond cornice crews. Middlclown. The new office L.J. GONZER ASSOCIATES tion »« firm. Call after 3, 142-2419. Excellent starting rate, dynamite will be on Rl, 36 ond It's our BUSINESS DIRECTORY 153 Brood SI , Red Bank U23M2 KAWASAKI 75OCC — 1*73. Very good chance to ullliie your skills Give us o 16lh real estate office In New 2. Autos For Sale call at 301 968 1771 KEYPUNCH OPERATOR - Minimum Jersey. onei yeayear ccurrent experience on 129. We have a tew openings left lor A DAILY GUIDE CARPET CLEANER - Will train, 3 " rl•* lim• e (days. 4-4 hours. Port-lime auoMfled salei associates MOTORCYCLE AND MOPED INSUR dors per week. Musi hove own cor. or 7 p.m. to v2 With on advertising budget ot ANCE — Reasonable rotes. Grosslnoer over sSOO.OOO, our own and Heller Agency. 15 wikott PL, Red mogoilne, plus TV ads. you'll OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS Bonk. 741 2100. CASHIER/SECRETARY - In Red Book area Experienced only need opp KEYPUNCH be working with the winning SUZUKI 1976 — RMI2SA, very fast and ly. For oppolntment, coll 741-1400 be powerful, complete overhaul, receipts OPERATOR STERLING THOMPSON ADDING MACHINES LANDSCAPING LAWN DRIVEWAY For proof. 1675 or best offer. Call any Minimum ol two yeor* experience re REAL ESTATE TYPEWRITERS GARDEN MAINTENANCE NOBODY time ofter 3p.m., oak lor Don, 717-4303 CHEF'S HELPER -Wonted. Non sti quired. On 3742 or 3741 sloppy disc Coll Bernice Jachter at 471-6300 for a CONSTRUCTION dent, dependable, sleody position. App Very good storting salary, bated on confidential Interview. ADDERS — Typewriters, Calculators. ROTOTILLING- Lawns ond gardens, ly In person otter 12, Town I Country experience. Superior company benefit ASPHALT-CONCRETE DRIVE*. REAL ESTATE SALES — Licensed sold, traded, repaired light hauling, tree work Attic* ond SUZUKI RM-12J - 1977, never raced, Inn. Hwy. 35 ond Broadway. Keyport, progrom. Company will be moving Inli salesperson for Mlddlctown office, DISCOUNT prices cleaned. Call S42-0S36 or perfect condition. MM or best otter ask for f>eter new facility In Edison, N.J. In the loll Call Dove, 142-14». plenty of floor time if needed. Favor SER PICO'S 747-O4U Please apply ot 1US Burnet Ave., Urt able commiMlon spilt ond bonu* lor Ihe IN THE SUZUKI GT-3tO - 1975, excellent con CLEANUP PERSON - 112 or more Ion, N.J. or call 201-9641560 for In right person. Ask for Rodger Ycager. -0 10 dlllon Asking WOO hours II necessory. Year-round. Apply fervlew. An Equol Opportunity Ei 671-6414. Twin Broofcs Realty. ALTERATIONS MOVING & STORAGE Concrete work: Driveway*, PotioL 191-tte* Rum Runner, If* Ocean Ave., Sio ptoyer. M/F. ADDITIONS - RooflrtQ. siding, cerac . Sidewalks and alt types ot Masonry. KITCHEN AIDE/LAUNDERERS — REAL ESTATE tile. Complete line of remodelinremodeling Call GARY GEORCT 1976 KAWASAKI KZ40O - Excellent MOVE WITH NICK - For leu. Fret 717-4440 717 S4» condition, USO Part ond full time. Apply Mon. through COMMERCIAL DIVISION Rich WolmberWolmbergg . N7 3542 ServfnoSefnoMoM n estimates. Senior rotes, also will moutth CCourtly 12 years. 191-7119 Assistant Auto Underwrl Fri. between 9-3, 14 VanBrocklc Rd.. Or established firm ho* two opening* trovel. Coll onytlme, Sea-9144. DRIVEWAYS KOMOlA COUNTRY Holmdel. 1974 YAMAHA 350 — Custom seat, tx Insurance agency. Typlngond previous * ed. but will train. ALTERATIONS - Generol construe Atanolt drivel, concrete wolki I appointment, ask Gd d office experience required. Prevloui LADIES-MEN - Work at home on tl tlon, carpentry, masonry. Insulation, MISCELLANEOUS polios Free eitlmoiei. Our 23rd y Insurance experience not required phone, earn US-150 weekly servicli ond painting. 747-212* or 747-5011. ART-CO PAVING 741 Pleosont phone manner ond good cvs our customers. 2*4-3144. RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY - STONE AND GRAVEL ORlVEWAfl HO1VOA. fomer relation* essential. Coll S44-070Q Self-starter. ptea*ont personality, ret- LAUNORAMAT ATTENDANT - Full small and medium sized |obs. Com- COMMERCIAL ARTIST - Rlc Jonnun. ' COOK - Far nursing home. Solar1 HAS 5 Auto lime summer help. Rorllon Speed plete Interior remodeling service. Pan- S444343 commensurate with experience All fr »IJI*« Waih, Union Ave. Hoilet Col eling. Kitchen coblnets. Room oddl Services/Parts Inge*. 671-014*. Highlands. CPA — Plumbing ond healing, home twill. lions, recreation room, refinlshina repairs and Installations specialty. SIGN PAINTING FORD — 1949, dual, chrome ports, LEGAL SECRETARY - Experlenc. bookcoses. Armstrong chandelier cell' Prompt service. Call 944VH75. b grillill,, hood ornament ondoth Ings. Free ortvlcc ond estimates Good COSMETICIAN — Red Bonk area. EL preferred, must BB > ' RN - Full time position. 11 p.m. lo 7 SIGNS worfcmonshlp. Coll anytime. «t-S2Sf MATCH PATCH - Expert permanent LOWER Crtl 244-ltm lenctd. FullHme. Wrlle Box 7. Red steno. Please coll ( a.m. Liberal benefits. New salary : Hand Pointed. Custom Work repairs ot chips, cracks In links ond K*, New Jersey 07701. scale. Good working conditions. Call COMPLETE HOME REMODELING J.A. BUCHANAN 717 9 LEGAL SECRETARY — Modern Rec Paneling, tile, siding, patios, elc. tubs, any color. 747 3441. CREDIT CLERK - For small loan Holmdel Convalescent C*nler, 6 Auto Rent/Lease Bank low office Motrimonlol or 11*1 Pat Volpe, t71-474J eves. office Previous office experience gallon experience required. Solar. leintm OLD APPLIANCES - Removed. «7 HOME IMPROVEMENTS - Addl ROOFINGft SIDIN G J RENT A VAN - Law, low rales. Coll helpful Light typing, good phone commensurate with experience Cal each. Washers, dryers, refrigerators, tlons. dormers, ooroge conversions, Marly. TOM'S FORD, Hwy. M, Key. voice, Solory tt» P*r week. Cr" Sieve, 741-3302. stoves, etc. Also cleanup services. ROOFING AND SI-IOIN. G Free nfc PRICED 172-0400. finished basements, repairs Fret esti- 7174347. port, 144140B. molei. OlMtn Roofing LEGAL SECRETARY - Shorthand SUMMER JOB - Ideal tor school noiSldlnoCo CeJ] mates. 747-2004. Hl-m» Ell IM] typing, ond legal experience required teacher. Managerial position. TWO AMBITIOUS -Colledge students SETTING UP — Summer schedule. 2. Autos For Sate Freehold office 431 1400 CaM 495-1400 will cleon your house In Colts Necfc 2. Autos For Sale area. We do windows. Experience, ref- erence* Reasonable roles. Jill, DOES VOUR ROOF LEAK OR IS 6 HONDAS Mfr3M5 or Anne, M6-347V. WORN OUT FROM AGE? Coll NcN VALUABLE COUPON LANDSCAPING LAWN , For Free Estlmole. SACCO ROOFINf GARDEN MAINTENANCE] PAINTING * ALL LAWNS ANO YARDS - Cleon DECORATING NEED A CAR? ups, tfrlllliing, mowing, wetfding ond TRUCKft AUT O THAN 50 CENTS OFF pruolnfl. Coll •42^743. FIBERGLAS - Your sunoechs ond GET RE-ESTABLISHED porches, ond eliminate pointing year RENTAL ALL LAWN5 — I con firtlllic your after yeor. For free estimates, coll lawn (or one cent per sq. It. with Scott's UP TO 48 MONTHS TO PAY 364-3W or 77»-0tN. FORD RENT-A-CAR Your Next products ond guarantee results. FAIRWAY FORD PAINTING — Exterior, Interior, pa- Dolly - Weekly - Monthly HOISTDA pering. Reasonable. Experienced. In- CALL ME - For iree ntlmoies oo DAILY REGISTER CLASSIFIED AD wrtcTFrtt estimates. Alter 6. 747SU3. HOMEOWNER SPECIAL" outslo* palnllng. Iree cutting, light ' By presenting this coupon houlln*. Doily-Sunday SEARS KEHMORC - Electric or.er. AN C3WL I* AN 6CVME FOLK6 WILL 140 Reol Estate Wanted 15J Boot! And 6Uy AMTUlHGr IP OWL. enve ME A OWL « AN OWL LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - !• Accwserles Keantbwrg Middle town Hoi let REGISTER STEREO - AM/FM rodle. retard wise. 5AVIN&-. Hoimdei areo THE SMOLKO AGEN U FUEBOLAi flEETCOFT - player. Olympic caMUe S7S Classified Ads IBM TYPEWRITERS SELLING YOUR HOME? - We rt tn STONE FRONT ttresttd in buying homes direct Call ii wooo aoAT - n H • New toad-Ledoe rack, FleMMtone. Mr Cretsy at WEBER REALTY, new nairaln borl lt as low as Pern, dole; Whjt, beige, aray Beau trailer, lot Call IOHAL CUt TRACTOR tllul t>anh-SMW anlbrTck ueee- Muet move. Bullden price. Sptclal 41 cents ROCKTEX ORANULAR STONE • unateul Chevrowl lowcyliMor^o. PANELS Entln Irani only let, enllrt am win Mere Crukor drive, beat* kauee, 1XW. IW Term! Prlct In POM *llp on Novewnk Best otfoi. ovor cludei lator and material Call Monte. ilHO Hi*eS For FAST RESULTS . —L Boy * it ~blht. S colled, ol HMM4 gay or tvenmg EJ MolcKlntwotnul coffee and end table 1S2 Boats A AT LOW COST StlMdSl Mali diolr. u km STRAWBERRIES - Pick veur own 40 g cenB per auorl weetdayi, HI. Sal Accessories Wlln trailer Twin enalna* T»o-le» KITCMfN SET - Medal «ardr <\t MerCruiter* I>JH Call davi '"•>. od» and an*. RlaniiMli . and Sot.. 1) p.m. Behind Ic Mart Sha«v r phone QtV Mount St., Red tot, lltli aMa Center, HOIIM 144 1444. wane. 104 w-rnu tvom»ai. w \m » CUuiSEII tOAT - Win trailer, tar LADY'S - POM toHt. «ruet. HP THt UtEO FURNITURE CENTER I! SCAM OAMEFISrlEU -f.H.P Merculier. Inbaora, autboaio Call of- rant, uatt Sim 14 and 14. Near 1*7 SMvwtbury AM., Red Bonk REGISTER Evlnruae molar, one twlvel chair, twe tor . c.m.. 741-3 ~ ACROSS 24 Moutt* 47 KMwn 1 Hindu 25 Banted prine* 77 StngtrBurf 5 YNMM) 28 WHty «nM» lODMntaha* graduafy 12 Madoff 32 Aftan* 14 Fallback 34 Graak 15 Pobfcfcy ium 16 Indnl plK* «T«pam H MtneMee 2»*itieleed 17 Bluing 41 Craampal 57 Sfllmaiaw 31 CHi*. in Hi and Lois 19 Daadhaat 41 Somewhat 20Ctwng* crude 98 Low or n i M urn —r/ DARN ir/1 KNOW "\ f OM-OH/MOM IS )^^l courtt 44 Suttm'i 59 Sudt 3* Smart WE HAVE A CAN OF I 21 Cunhort c 22 Thahot DOMW PEVILED HA/*.' 1 (ffi~*§7- HIM IN HIS I 17**ng =9 V WHERE IS rrff/ 0 SL CRIB. rA\ 3B TOWHQ MRI YeMenfe/a Punt* Solved: otpny UULJU ClUUU Ut'Lf. li uuuu uuitu iMin.n 4 Sky Mar lafci -! 0 UULU UUULI (Jt. I'M.. » So. 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V WHATAGOOt Born today, you are an perhaps even as you ap- Confidence in youraUfflty Feb.H) - Take care that a PXCV/&ER extremely considerate per- proach old age, a long- Is half the battle. You can beginner does not usurp 'E WAS son. At the same time, hidden abiUty to paint, to your authority. Stand up WHEN YOU reach important goals by MARRIED MM! however, you are deter- compose, to write may for your leadership posi- mined to succeed in attain- appear. LIBRAtS«py) tion. ing goals that you feel suit Alto born on this data: Redirect energies toward PISCES Hie Phantom Beetle Bailey CO NOT BE TTTV AHWIP. I BRING THIS OFFICE SEE IF YOU 6 LOOKING CAN SPRUCE you FOOP. PRETTY IT UP A BIT SHABBV j FOR NEW DEPOSITS SAT., MAY 20 thru IN PERSON OR BY MAIL ., JULY 15 GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION TO GET YOUR FREE GIFT, open a new Savings Account with $5,000 or ONE SCHANCK RD. AT STONEHURST BLVD. more, $1,000 or more, $200 or more. We'll help you JUST OFF ROUTE 9, FREEHOLD, N.J. transfer funds from another financial Institution. Then choose one of Harmonia's Savings Plans. Minimum DEPOSIT $1,000 deposit for free gift must DEPOSIT $5,000 remain on deposit for 12 or more and choose from 1-151 or more and choose months. Regulations prevent awarding a gift for transfer of funds from one Harmonia, account to another. Gift offer applies to this new Harmonia Office only. One gift to an individual while they last. The bank reserves the right to make com- parable substitu- tions, including colors, in any of the gift cate- gories in the event that demand exceeds supply. / 9. WEEKLY VEEPSTAKES! DRAWINGS MAY 27, JUNE 3,10,17, 24, JULY 1,8,15 I. Folding Table 2. Hamilton Beach Slow Cooker I. Smoke Alert 4. Corning 10 cup Percolator S. Walkle Talklea a. Taylor Thermometer/Barometer 7. Two Slice Toatter 1*. Coming 5 pc. Pol Set 17. Tola Bag U. Cornlng-Pyre» Bakar-ln-a-Baakat It. Haatlng 25 PRIZES i. Staam and Dry Iron t. Tlmex Man'a Wrist Watch 10. Tlmex Lady's Wrist Watch Pad M. Regent ShWflald 16 pc. Flatware Sat 21. Electric Can Opener if. Coming 6 cup II. Standyne Hand-Held Shower Message 12. Windsor 1250 Watt Hair Dryer 11.21 pc. Taa Pot 23. Hamilton Beach Fait Frank M. Novua ( digit Calculator M. Pyrene Fire Socket Tool Sat 14. Comlng-Pyrex S pc. Canister Sat II. Corning Menuetta Sat Extinguisher 26. Ashe Lantern with Battery IT. Electric Hand Mixer WEEKLY! WEEKLY GRAND PRIZE DEPOSIT $200 or more and choose from 28-38: GE 12" B/W PORTABLE TV ,28.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa« 29. PLUS 2 QE Pood Processors, 2 Food CartlficatM, 2 QE Toaster-Ovens, 3 ME SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Digital Clock Radio*, 8 QE Peking WHMta, and 10 QE Sparkto Ctooto— ^a^u^a^aiB^ aa^^eh^ajv t year I or 4 y rs., $1,000 minimum Vflif WNKI FREE SOUVENIR I 6/4 A) year for 3 yrs., $500 minimum' For awry adult whila supply lasts... EXQUISITE VASE Imported ' O /2 /o year for 2 yrs., $500 minimum from Francs ... gift for 21. Chelmaeter 2 pc. Cutlery Set 2t. AM Portable Radio. M. Windsor HI Intensity Lamp 11. Set ol 8 Beer Muge 1 ya ar for1 vr $500minimu m 12. Basketball 11. Pyrax 4 Qt. Caaaerole M. Pair of Dacron Pillows IS. St. Marys Blanket M. Dazay Curling Iron avary child accontpanlad 6 /4°/o * " 17. Funk & Wagnalli 2 Vol. Dictionary M. QE Timer by an adult! Interest on Time Savings Accounts Is compounded FREE CHECKING USE THI8 HANDY MAP and credited quarterly. FOR ALL DEPOSITORS FOIC regulations allow premature withdrawals on Time Sav- • • • you'll find us easy ings Accounts provided the rate of Interest on amounts with- • No Chock Charge to raach from drawn Is reduced to the passbook rate and 90 days' interest o No Monthly Service Charge. el most enywherel is forfeited. FREE BANKING REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS effective* BY MAIL GET YOUR FREE GIFT 4707 f /o. annual SAFE DEPOSIT IN PERSON OR 5 •"* yield SIMPLY FILL IN Interest on Regular Savings Accounts ii compounded dairy from BOXES AND MAIL US day-of-deposit to day-of-wTthdrawal, CREDITED MONTHLY. $5.00 (Minimum charge) minimum balance to earn dividends ($200 min. deposit to get a Free COUPON BELOW. Gift). 'Provided principal and interest remain on deposit a full year. CONVENIENT HOURS! Opening Saturday, May 20th-Celebration Hours: 9 A.M.-4 P.M.. NEW ACCOUNT/FREE GIFT COUPON Regular Hours:* MAIL TO: HARMONIA Savings Bank I Monday thru Friday 9 AM -3 PM Walk-up, dally 8 AM-9 AM I One Schanck Rd., Freehold, N.J. 07728 Friday evenings 6PM-BPM 3PM-6PM Enclosed is $ to open the Account indicated: Drive-In, daHy SAM -6 PM Drive-in and Walk-up Q 7% Time Account ($1,000 min., 4 yrs.) Fridays S AM - 8 PM Saturdays : 9 AM -1230 PM Q8%% Time Account ($500 min., 3 yrs.) I ' On Saturdays during the Celebration period the entire bank will be open. D6H Time Account ($500 min., 2 yrs.) Freehold Office Phone: (201) 780-9091 • 814% Time Account ($500 min., 1 yr.) D 5%% Day-of-Deposit/Day-of-Withdrawal Regular I I Account ($200 minimum deposit to get a Free Gift) I I Please send me Gift # described as Since 1851 Signature I the Family Sawing* Bank Name (please print) , Offices: One Union Square « 540 Morris Ave., Elizabeth, NJ. 07207 •(201)289-0800 I Address Apt. #.'.'.'., 2283 Norm Ave., Scotch Plains, NJ. 07078 • (201) 884-4822 I Harmony Road and Route 38, Mlddletown, NJ 07748 • (201) 671-2500 City, State, Zip 1700 Kuser Rd. at White Hom-Mercervll»- %!., Hamilton Township, N J. 08890 • (809) $68-0600 I Soc. Sec. No Phone .... Savings Insured 983 Fischer Blvd., Toms River, N J. 08188 • (201) 349-2500 I Please do not send cash. • to $40,000 342 Lloyd Road, Aberdeen, MJ. 07747* (201) 866-2828 -I-