Belford man is murdered, wife pistol-whipped in N.Y.C. ByMAJUXCOCOO il the (creamed a i threw her purse had operated his own manly at "Coyote," the name be used in hia CB radio d having il stolen. She IN treated (or catering service with nil wife in recent yean. conversations with them. NEW YORK - A Belfon! iirookdale Hospital. Neighbor* is die predominantly white, working-dais and hli wilt pistol-whipped in » Bt. Anthony Fabiano, who lives around the corner from the » Mid they are looking for four area where Holioway lived were shocked at the newi of hit Holioway house, described the shooting victim as "out- during the early morning hours yesterday violent death. They described hi ,.|ly, outgoing Police laid George Hollow*;. O, of 171 hit* They apparently manandagoodi lighbor bulm .rally "He wiwld talk to everybody and wanted everybody to •hot in the chest »nd robbed of 1 I graduation party at a friend'i ••' same municipal parking lot in tl be his friend." Fabiano said. ucan. was pronounced dead en an Holloway'i fellow CB-ers noted that the couple fre- The wallet, police reported > quently gave parties and often invited the men they had Holioway'* wife, Lorttta v contact with only over the airwaves. The Daily Register VOL.102 NO. 29 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 30, 1979 15 CENTS Shore has its best weekend of year

By JOEL SIEGEL people here this morning, but bly headed to the nearest mov- had only 40 people here rainy close late yesterday, the Sun worshipers, hotel oper- they all left when the rain ie theatre Rain matinees Area motels and hotels re- usual northbound tie up ap- ators and even movie theatre came " were a popular item through- ported a continuation of the peared on the Garden State. owners all had a little some- Unlike the conditions in Sea out the county heavy business experienced A small, three-car accident thing to smile about this week- Bright, Long Branch shore In Red Bank, the Movies I. over the last three weekends near the Eatontown In- end, one of the busiest so far roads were crowded all day. and II theatres reported an The Molly Pitcher Inn. In Red terchange didn't help matters this season at the shore. beginning at 7 a.m.. according outstanding business yester- Bank, was full the entire any, according to a parkway Saturday, the sun shone to police day "The Amityville Hor- weekend, as were many other spokesman. brightly, enticing a capacity "It's one of those days." a ror" attracted a crowd of 300 hotels contacted. At the Sher- "Now listen to this," the crowd of 20,000 to the beaches police spokesman said The to an afternoon screening, ac- aton, in Hazlet, business was spokesman said from Wood- of the Gateway National Park weather's not going to stop the cording to a theatre employee up SO percent over the early bridge "In Union, Middlesex, at Sandy Hook. people now. They want to get "Today iSundayl we sold summer, gas shortageinduced Ocean and Monmouth counties Yesterday, an afternoon of but." out because it rained,"' the weekend doldrums, according it's stop and go." The heavy gloomy skies and Intermittent If they left the house yes employee said (Saturday} it to a spokesman congestion began at 4 p.m., the rain helped clear local terday afternoon, they proba- was really nice out, and we As the weekend drew to a beaches, but only to crowd See Shore, page! area movie theatres, as rain matinees attracted many. And throughout the entire weekend, nearby hotels and motels were heavily booked. Very heavy traffic on the ••Kittr Matt •> L.rr» Nni Garden state Parkway Satur- HOMEWARD BOUND — One of the busiest weekends at the shore so far this day and a 15-mile back up In summer ended last night with heavy northbound traffic on the raln-sllcked Garden the Southbound lane from the State Parkway. Asbury Park toll plaza proba- bly caused more than a few motorists to curse under their breaths. Bizarre kidnapping And why not? Certainly the beach was the best place to be as temperatures peaked in the high 80's with continuing high humidity. Thompsons sit and stare, "It's the worst tie up we've had on the parkway this summer," a state police spokesman said Saturday at await word of daughter the Homdel barracks. "All five lanes leading Into the lolls DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. are jammed." (API — Russell Thompson At Sandy Hook, parking lots spent his 34th birthday sitting filled to capacity forced the in a motel room, staring at the closing of the entrance road to Atlantic Ocean. His wife, even motorists for SO minutes, ac- under sedation, couldn't keep cording to park police. from sobbing. A good crowd of 15,000 en- Their only child, 5-year-old joyed the park's beaches Sun- Caroline, was abducted in a day before the rains came in bisarre kidnapping as the cou- the early afternoon. Coatt Cuardimen pull capiiued boat Atlantic Highland! harbor. (Lea MalmquiH photo) ple was beginning a vacation- "We were filling every- birthday celebration. thing up, until the rains Late last night, authorities started." a spokesman said. still had no leads to the where- In contrast to Sandy Hook, abouts of the blonde, blue-eyed nearby Sea Bright beaches, Rescuers busy in Atlantic Highlands harbor child, the Thompson's 1879 which usually receive the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Five Old Bridge residents Oldsmobile and two pet dogs spillover from the national SANDY HOOK - A Coast Guard patrol boat, returning park, were deserted, accord- were rescued from the water in the harbor here after their here after rescuing five persons from the water In Atlantic who were in the back of the boat capsized late yesterday afternoon. car when it was taken Satur- Ing to Sea Bright Special Po- Highlands harbor, was called back to the harbor area to aid day. lice Officer Jack Eskridge Police said that Robert and Marjorie Oriole, ages 40 a choking victim on his boat. "Saturday Was a good day; HMCS Vincent Calandrlello found Gary Stevens, 26, of Also in the car was a home- Composite of abductor and 33 respectively, of 40 Sadowski Drive, and their nude birthday cake the family we had more people than we children. Robert Jr.. 20, and Jeffrey. 18. were picked up by Kingston, Pa., unconscious on his boat near Sandy Hook was going to decorate for Caroline Thompson knew what to do with. Sunday a Coaat Guard snip shortly after their boat sank. Also Bay, a Coast Guard spokesman said. Stevens, who had Thompson's birthday yester- ing around the clock in the was a flop; We didn't have rescued was Sandra Russo. 18. of Madison Ave. stopped breathing, was administered oxygen therapy for 15 day search, many as volunteers city filled with transient anybody In the parking lot." minutes and then suffered two seizures, according to a There was no ransom note or youth But "in my 1) years Eskridge said. Police said the boat, an 18-foot Thunderhawk, sank at Coast Guard spokesman. Stevens eventually regained con- "I don't know what to call, even after emotional tele- sciousness and was aided by the Atlantic Highlands First think. I just can't believe U, " here, we've never had any- "Saturday was pretty well about 3:30 p.m. when the wake of a larger boat rose up over vised appeals to the captor by thing like this. And we've nev- mobbed." said Darrell Jack- the Thunderhawk, filling it with water and causing it to Aid Squad. said Thompson, a sales repre- the Thompsons. sentative for Consolidated er had a child kidnapped.' he son, a beach boy at the Ship sink. Atlantic Highlands police have no record of him being Pipe and Supply Co. of Atlan- FBI Special Agent Bob said Ahoy Beach Club in Sea None of the passengers was injured in the mishap taken to a hospital ta. Roth said the abduction ap- Mrs Thompson, a Bright. "There were some parently was done on the spur He was registering at the schoolteacher, lay on her bed of the moment and recalled the abduction. oceanside motel on Saturday . He's not the routine pro- when the man. believed to be Tears frequently streamed file o( a kidnapper We [eel from her red-rimmed eyes. as young as 19. drove off with a that the guy did not intend to Israel and Egypt may meet again in Washington screaming Caroline after Mrs. ' I was just reading a mag- abduct the child. They had azine in the front seat. I had Thompson escaped from the only been there 10 minutes. JERUSALEM (API - Is- be discussed. Israel's UN Ambassador treaty. But the Soviet Union job. The Israelis also object car and unsuccessfully tried to the car running to keep the air rael has accepted a U.S. in- The Israeli Cabinetnamed Yehuda Blum told reporters said it would veto the UN. because the truce supervisors and he made his decision in conditioning going This man pull the child out with her. that time, " Roth said. vitation to talks in Washington Foreign Minister Moshe the Cabinet gave Dayan strict Security Council's renewal of are controlled by the U.N. sec- The FBI. city and Volusia got in on the driver's side He with Egypt to try to settle the Dayan to represent it A orders "to honor the letter the mandate for the force to retary-general and can be Roth said kidnappings are just sat there for a few sec- County authorities were work- "not unusual' in this resort dispute over peacekeeping statement issued after the and the spirit of the peace show its opposition to the trea- pulled out on his order without onds I think 1 said. Who are forces in the Sinai Desert. Cabinet session Sunday said treaty and ensure that all ty. The mandate expired last a Security Council vote. you'' He said nothing. I said Israel is sticking by its rejec- provisions will be carried out week, and the council ordered The defense ministers of What do you think you're A senior Egyptian official tion of a U.S.-Soviet proposal faithfully." the peacekeepers out of the Egypt and Israel, Kamal doing?' in Cairo said his government was studying the invitation to replace the UN. Emer- The Egyptian-Israeli peace Sinai. * Hassan All and Ezer The Inside Story "He said nothing Caroline from Secretary of State Cyrus gency Force based in Sinai treaty provides for the UN. Egypt accepted the U.S.- Weizman, met in Tel Aviv Sun- tried to jump up to the front Vance and would most prob- since the 1973 war with a Emergency Force to act as a Soviet proposal for a 400-man day to discuss how the absence THK WKATHKH seat She said. Mama, who is ably " accept it also. He said smaller, unarmed unit of the buffer force between Israel unit of unarmed truce ob- of peacekeeping forces might Considerable cloudiness through tomorrow. Highs he?' I tried to pull her across- the government wanted a UN. Truce Supervision Or- and Egypt and monitor com- servers, but Israel said it affect future Israeli today between 75 to N. Complete report page 3. See Kidnap, page: clearer idea of the subjects to ganization. pliance with the terms of the would be inadequate for the withdrawal from the Sinai. Brewers bomb Bronx Brawleri i Graham wini In sudden death II Tips on hair care 11 Weddings are announced W DAILY REGISTER Rain couldn't dampen the enthusiasm in Little Silver Bridge advice.. 14 PHONE NUMBERS 5 Main Office 542-IMO LITTLE SILVER - It rained on the Resque Squad had prepared 10 crates of Colonial First Aid and Rescue Squad. That local rock band. CUMlfled...... 15-17 Toll Free «7I JJM festivities here yesterday to celebrate the chicken and 10 crates of ribs for the affair. Mercer county group's appearance was its During a band break, the Little Silver Comics Toll Free S«»IH Little Silver First Aid and Rescue Squad's The food was enough for 1,000 people, way of saying ' thanks" to Little Silver for squad presented trophies to the top units Tuohy said, though by 4 p.m. the ribs long Crossword puzzle H Classified Depl 542-I7M 25th anniversary, but that didn't dampen help during the Trenton area floods four and vehicles which appeared in the parade. had been gone while the chicken was BaterMiiment D Circulation Depl J42-4HJ the enthusiasm of the thousand or more summers ago. Tuohy said. The following awards were presented: dwindling fast. lifestyle »•» Sports Dept 5«-4M4 people who helped celebrate the eve.nl. After the parade, marchers, spectators Shrewsbury, best equipped ambulance; The parade was led by the mayor and Make A Date Mlddletown Bureau S71-225I The celebration began at I p.m. with an and other well-wishers gathered In the Sea Bright, best appearing ambulance; Freehold Bureau 4312192 hour-and-ahalf parade which began at the borough council and featured Miss Mon- commuter parking lot to continue the cele- Red Bank, overall best appearing squad; Long Branch Bureau .222-Mil Red Bank Regional High School and con- mouth County and almost 20 first aid and bration Matawan, best marching unit and most Television ••••»» Statehouse BureauSM-MIM58 cluded with a barbecue party in the com- rescue squads from around the area, Free beer was poured by the squad, members in attendence; South Amboy muter parking lot here. Tuohy said. usually into one of the two commerative marching group, for its efforts. Fire companies from the surrounding Well, Molly's Busted Out. Tonight "Sally Dog" "I think It's a great turnout for the mugs designed for the event. The glass The Little Silver Squad christened Its municipalities also joined in the parade, as Cocktails and dinner on the Tues. Grand Canyon. Trade kind of day it is. " a rain-soaked Kevin mugs sold for (4, the ceramic for $7. new Braun ambulance with two bottles of Winds, 842-3292. did the Fort Monmouth Marching Band, Veranda. Tuohy. the celebration chairman, said at The rain soaked crowd listened to the champagne After three tries, the bottles the parking lot yesterday. and the Matawan Drum and Bugle Corps. music of a drum and bugle corps from finally broke, and the squad began another Twin Lobster Dinner tt.K Rosle O'Orady's Downstairs According to Tuohy, the First Aid and Also joining in the parade was the South Amboy, and of " Animation," a 25 years of service. Man., Ryan Faulkner & Wood. Steamers 99'. Wharf Pub, Tues, Crossroads. Shrewsbury Ave., Highlands 2 The DfctfyRegtaler SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, JULY 30.1979 tion post, hit teammates Public access WASHINGTON (AP) - prepared for a game against Gerald RafthaM, who ac- another office in City Hall. knowledges he's done a beach suit - "bad Job," is expected to Sporting navy blue T- leave his White House staff shirU with red letters that up in fall pott as President Carter'! •aid "Neil's Big Deal," chief image maker in Sep- Goldschmidt'i staff played New Jersey's first lawsuit tember. the city Bureau of Man- on the question of public ac- agement and Budget. The The New York-born ad- cess to "private" beaches on mayor's team woo n-21. vertising man apparently the Atlantic seaboard is sched- ••• has not lived up to bis ex- uled for trial this fall after a pected role as a powerful SEATTLE (API - Some legal delay that has stretched backstage manipulator. 50 demonstrators gathered to five years OGDEN, Utah (AP) - outside a JMI Bats concert "The president's image That question will be the Siamese twins Lisa aid In Seattle this weekend, is suffering. You're the pres- basis of a lawsuit by the State EUsa Hanei are under- some to protest and others ident's image man. How Public Advocate versus Ocean going physicial therapy to to support the finger's re- come?" Rafshoon was asked County's Borough of Bay overcome partial paralysis cent denouncement of Viet- at an off-the-record session Head, one of the most ex- that resulted from the deli- nam's government. with Senate press secretar- clusive resorts along the cate surgery to separate Early in her second show ies last week shore. their skulls, says their Saturday night, Ms. Baez The state Supreme Court father, David Hansen His reply was short and dedicated a song to the refu- ruled last October that all "One side was complete- to the point: "I've done a gees currently fleeing Viet- muicipally-owned and oper- ly paralyzed, with one foot bad job." nam. She said the issue ated beaches along the coast pointing down and the hand Nell (Joldichmldl "has nothing to do with poli- must be opened on a first- clenched," Hansen said of tics It's about people dying come, first-serve basis to the his daughters in an in- AMERICUS, Ga. (AP) - PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) at sea ... It's just to do with general public. terview with the Church President Carter's mother, - NeU Goldtckmldt's per- people dying." That case involved Mon- News, a weekly publication Lllllaa. was reported in sonal staff says he's suited Protesting Ms. Baez't re- mouth County's Borough of of the Church of Jesus Christ "minimal" pain yesterday for the job of U.S. Secretary cent statements on Vietnam Stegotaurut u the newest of Jim Gary't incredible "Crvaturatioru." Deal. It dealt only with the of Latter-day Saints. after being treated at a local of Transportation but he's were members of the Viet- hospital for what doctors be- not much of a Softball hitter. issue of municipal beaches, The twins are coming out nam Support Committee, leaving the question of lieve is bursitis in her left Goldschmidt. mayor of who said her position was of the paralysis through ex- shoulder. "privately owned" beaches tensive physical therapy to Portland, is described by his unfounded and similar to unresolved. rebuild muscles necessary A spokeswoman for the teammates as fine center that of the United States Once they found Gary, fielder who bats right- A pre-trial conference, pav- for supporting the head and Americus-Sumter County government during the war. ing the way for a full trial this for walking, he said in the hospital said Mrs. Carter - handed, throws right and ••• known as "Miss Lillian" — fall, is planned for sometime copyright interview hits a wretched. 192. after Labor Day before Superi- was improving She received "If you ask me, I just JERUSALEM (AP) - the taping was easy or court Judge Harold Kaplan The twins, now 21 months heat treatments and injec- think the Cabinet appoint- Doctors still refuse to say in Toms River, Ocean County. old, were separated May 29 tions Friday. ment was a very elaborate when Prime Minister Met- By SHERRY FIGDORE place," exulted the ebullient Johannes, a The Bay Head suit was de- after 16 hours of surgery. A Mrs. Carter. 80. was hos- scam for Neil to avoid this achem Begin can leave Hadassah Hospital, but he is RED BANK - Once they found their Polish-bom filmmaker, who worked in layed unitl after the Supreme shared portion of their pitalized Thursday after ball game," the Portland "star," the rest of the taping was a piece Hungary and Switzerland before coming to brains was severed Doctors complaining of "severe, ex- mayor's executive assistant. reported in "an advanced Court decided the Deal case. stage of recovery." of cake. New York 20 years ago Both cases began in '74, the said the girls, who were treme pain." her physician. Angus Duncan, said. A five-member production team from He said most junkyards are too neat, year the Department of Public joined at the top of the head, Dr. John H. Robinson III. While Goldschmidt was The latest report on Be- NBC's "Real People, " a prime-time too " unphotogenic." Advocate was created. were the first such Siamese said. She was taken by am- in Washington Friday for the gin, hospitalized with a series that begins its second season next Gary is running a race with time and The history of beach access twins to be separated and bulance from her home in announcement of his ap- small blood clot in his brain month, spent last Thursday morning film- clean-up campaigns to find the old car July 19. was Issued Sunday. along the Jersey shore shows survive. Plains. pointment to the transporta- ing Red Bank sculptor Jim Gary's current parts he needs since, he said, new ones are "Creaturations" exhibit at the Morris too flimsy, they rust out and they just the courts have consistently Museum of Arts and Sciences in Morris aren't as structurally interesting. He ruled on the side of persons County, and an afternoon in a futile search agreed with Johannes, placing much of the seeking to use oceanfront for the sculptor in Red Bank. blame on Ladybird Johnson, the former lands flowed by the tides. first lady who, he claims, "wiped out 90 Under common law doc- Mother: Bundy never forgot Mother's Day "We were really worried, " said Rose trine, dating back to the Eidlln, a producer of the series "We percent of American car history" with her MIAMI lAP) - Louise Her appeal today is to the Mrs. Bundy. 52. is one of 13 Jan. 15,1978, and beating three Magna Charter (1215), all couldn't find him. his answering service massive junkyard cleanup campaign in the Bundy is taking the witness same 12 jurors who convicted defense witnesses for the sen- other women. didn't know where he was We even sent a mid IBM's. lands flowed by tidal waters stand to plead for a life sen- her son. Theodore, of murder tencing phase of the trial. She Although arguments in the telegram - then we remembered that Gary, who fits together as many as 500 have been held in trust by gov- tence rather than the death in the strangulation-bludgeon has described her son as "the penalty phase of the case tech- telegrams are phoned In." or 600 different car parts into a single erment for the enjoyment of penalty for her 32-year-old deaths of two Florida State kind of son who never forgot nically are directed at the Gary said the NBC folk came a day animal and will take as long as a year to its citizens. son. convicted last week of University sorority women Mother's Day." jurors, an object of the per- earlier than he had expected, but Eidlin build a single "Creaturation." observed The state Supreme Court brutally murdering two col- and the beatings of three oth- Florida law requires a sep- suasion is Judge Edward D. said they used their time well. that Americans are finally changing their ruled for the first time in '72 lege women arate penalty trial in cases in- Cowart, who can overrule the She and cameraman Victor Johannes automotive habits, and big cars are going that beach municipalities can- volving possible use of the jury's recommendation. and David Blumgart, the sound engineer, the way of the dinosaurs. not discriminate against non- death penalty. After a guilty Cowart has Imposed at talked to "20 or 30 people in the streets" "People can't afford to feed them any- residents In fees charged for verdict is returned, the same least three death sentences in asking their opinions about general topics more." the sculptor philosophized, "and use of beach facilities. That jury hears arguments on pun- the past, and once overruled a in mini-interviews that will be in- pretty soon all the big cars will be ex- was followed by the Deal de- ishment. jury's recommendation of le- terspersed through the next season's tinct ." cision Prosecutors, who pres- niency. series As long as he can find the brake shoes, ented witnesses Saturday, said On Saturday, the prose- Friday morning, the camera crew con- control and rocker arms drive shafts and Prison siege comes to end they would ask that Bundy be cution and defense stipulated, nected with Gary and spent 12 hours in- all the other bare "bones " he needs for his sent to the electric chair, re- to tell the jury Bundy was con- terviewing him in his Howell Township animals. Gary figures he is still in busi- Meeting on WALPOLE, Mass. (API - An 11-hour siege at Walpole cently reactivated in Florida victed of aggravated kidnap- workshop and filming him at work on his ness. State Prison ended early today when a group of knife-wielding with the May execution of con- ping in Utah in 1976 and was newest piece, a pteranodon with a 12-foot His only trouble, he told the NBC crew, beach access inmates released five hostages, including Warden Fred But- victed killer John A. still under a Utah prison sen- steely wingspan. is that everybody wants to see his collec- lerworth. Spenkelink. tence when the Chi Omega They even paid a visit to Gary's favor- tion, which is headed for a fall show at the The standoff, which began about 1 p.m. Sunday, ended with Bundy's attorneys say he murders occurred. ite junkyard on Texas Road, the source of Bruce Museum of Arts and Sciences in is pushed an agreement by authorities to treat the whole affair as a could have a useful life in pris- Greenwich. Conn., and then to the Indian- matter of internal discipline and not bring criminal charges Bundy came to Florida af- many of the old car parts that Gary acid- SANDY HOOK - The on, perhaps as a clerk In pris- ter escaping from a jail in cleans, sandblasts and welds into his fa- apolis Children's Museum, the largest of American Littoral Society is against any of the inmates, according to a lawyer for the on law libraries Bundy once its kind in the country. inmates. Colorado where he was being mous 10- to 15-foot long dinosaurs and now prodding Betty Wilson, studied law at the University held for trial in the 1975 birds. "But nobody," said Gary, "wants to acting commissioner of the One hostage, guard Wallace Billings, was treated for facial of Utah. During his recent 4' ;- cuts suffered in a fight that sparked the incident. slaying of' Michigan nurse "What a fantastic, what a beautiful buy a dinosaur." state Department of Environ- week trial. Bundy often Caryn Campbell, who was mental Protection (DEP) into The end came at 12:16 a.m., when it was announced via the directed his own defense. killed during a vacation. setting up a meeting of state prison radio, "the siege is over." He was convicted of representatives and three strangling Chi Omega sorority Bundy also is charged with Monmouth County organiza- Steamroller is on the way? sisters Lisa Levy. 20, and abducting and killing 12-year- tions to discuss problems of Margaret Bowman. 21, in their old Kimberly Leach of Lake Sky clearing over Texas DENVER (AP) - For years, people in the West asked Tallahassee sorority house on beach access faced by fish- Washington to help them turn vast reserves of shale oil and coal City, Fla, on Feb. 9,1978. By Tke Associated Press declared the water supply safe ton, where the river is ex- ermen. into domestic energy. Now the government may be ready, but The sky was clear and the for the first time since rain pected to crest 6 feet to 8 feet Early this month, William some Westerners wonder if the region is. drinking water was declared swelled water treatment above flood stage. M. Feinberg, a Bayonne at- "We've all been saying we have to get ready or we'll get safe, but for residents of plants past capacity last The Agricultural Stabiliza- torney representing the steamrollered," Chips Barry of the Colorado Mined Land Alcohol, gas Alvin, like those of other flood- Thursday. A 10 p.m. curfew tion and Conservation Service Asbury Park Fishing Club and Reclamation Board told the Denver Post in a copyright survey. battered Texas towns, good also was lifted and roads in the has estimated damage to Indi- the littoral society, sent a let- "Now we can see the steamroller." weather marked just the be- ana farms at more than 125 area were opened to the public ter to Daniel J. O'Hern, then It has been two weeks since President Carter outlined his ginning of a long rebuilding million. The flooding, which on a limited basis. DEP commissioner outlining $142 billion proposal to develop domestic energy sources and plan old one effort. also began Thursday, swept Six Texas counties have several several specific in- reduce U.S. reliance on foreign fuels. The plan calls for debt through small towns and PEORIA, 111. (AP) - The can be made from available "The water will subside been declared disaster areas stances where fishermen al- guarantees and guaranteed prices and purchases of the oil that but a lot of people have by President Carter and the farms in a 13-county area. legedly had been harassed or inventor of a device that crude, and low octane should results from superheating shale and the liquefication and enables cars to run on lower costless." absolutely nothing to go home first 2.000 flood insurance The flooding was blamed denied access to beaches by gasification of coal. to," said Alvin Police Chief parking restrictions, threats octane gasoline by injecting Roth claims. his device claims assigned to adjusters for seven deaths In Texas and Carter also wants to create an Energy Mobilization Board Mike Jez. He estimated the of trespassing charges, or alcohol into the engine says he would also improve mileage. were paid Sunday. one in Indiana. to speed government review of Important energy-producing homes of 80 percent of the fences erected across proved 30 years ago that the "The injector works, but I Texas Gov. Bill Clements Indiana Gov. Otis Bowen projects. residents of the town of 18.000 has declared a state of emer- seawalls. gadget works to stretch gas question these mileage fig- was flying over the 10-county mileage and save motorists were damaged. area around Houston today to gency and was to gather in- ures," said Jim Feeney, an Feinberg asked the com- 'Black' statues coming down money. engineer for Standard Oil (In- Tropical storm Claudette survey the 7.900 homes that formation today to ask Carter missioner to "take whatever caused an estimated 1750 mil- sustained major damage and for federal aid. But nobody paid much at- diana) in Chicago. "If you pay action is appropriate'' to try to HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — "Jockey boy" statues have $85 for this thing, do you ever lion damage to southeast Tex- 4.400 others that received mi- The Crawford County seat tention, until now. head off legal action. been disappearing from lawns of Hartford-area homes, and the get your money back? It's as. Weekend rains also caused nor damage after heavy rains of English. Ind . where only "We used to have trouble O'Hern since has resigned "Black Jockey Liberation Army" says it will keep taking the hard to say." an estimated 125 million dam- began falling Thursday. rooftops were visible above lawn ornaments until it has removed "all forms of bigotry." getting our results published." as commissioner to become said William Roth, a govern- age in Indiana, when there is "I've lived in Dickinson the flood waters Friday, had a counsel to Gov. Brendan T. Although the culprits have not been caught, it appears a Norman Wagg, a research a chance of flooding through brief period of heavy thunder- small network of people has decided the black-faced statues ment scientist with the U.S. engineer who makes his own almost 28 years and I went Byrne, and Wilson has been Agriculture Department. Friday. through Hurricane Carla." storms Sunday afternoon. The appointed acting com- represent lingering racism and should be wiped out. version of the injector, says A device patented by Roth Officials in Alvin vesterday said Galveston County Civil Crawford County Sheriff's of- missioner. his tests show the device Defense Coordinator Bill fice said the storm started to and co-worker James C, yields fuel savings of 20 In a, new offer, Derickson Jesse Jackson: No, no dealings Porter in 1948 places in the car percent. Brady. "I've worked every bring water levels up again, W. Bennett, executive director hurricane that has hit here in but the water receded within SOWETO, South Africa (AP) - A promise by U.S. civil a separate fuel tank contain- "One of these days, Wash- of the 5,000-member-littoral ing a mixture of alcohol and the past 28 years And I've minutes after the rain society, has asked Wilson to rights leader Jesse Jackson to urge President Carter to oppose ington is going to wake up and Kidnap never seen water like this. stopped. American investment in South Africa drew cheers from nearly water. Under normal driving require that these things be organize a meeting of repre- conditions, the car uses low- Bill McAda of the Federal sentives of the fishing club, 4,000 blacks at a ghetto township outside Johanneseburg. put in every car," said Waag. (continued) "I figure 85 percent of the octane gas. When it needs Emergency Management the society, the Monmouth Speaking to a crowd that packed a Roman Catholic Church In a sense, the injector Ihe front seat. I realized I homes and businesses in north more power, the mixture is Galveston County were af- Agency in Texas said Sunday County Beach Erosion Com- in the black township of Soweto Sunday, Jackson singled out a makes gasohol, a fuel blend of couldn't so I jumped out of my sprayed into the intake man- gasoline and alcohol, right in fected by this. I just can't be- six offices would be set up in mittee, the attorney general, proposal that America buy South African technology for pro- ifold as a booster. side He did not try to pull me lieve anything escaped it." the areas hardest-hit by the and DEP and its divisions of ducing oil from coal, a method developed under the SASOL the engine. But it is superior to back putting gasohol in the tank, he In Indiana, rain fell Sunday flooding to aid victims with fish and game, office of shore synthetic-fuel program sponsored by the white-minority gov- "Alcohol-water injection "When 1 ran back to try to temporary bousing and as- protection and office of ernment. would allow 65 to 70 octane says, because regular 180 or for the fourth day in some of 190 proof alcohol can be used get her out. that's when he the areas hardest hit The Na- sistance grants. coastal zone management. "We shall appeal to President Carter to, No. One, do not gasoline to replace 87 to 89 octane," he said. "This would instead of the more expensive took off The front door was tional Weather Service issued Telephone service in the allow the American government to engage in any relation with save petroleum. More low oc- "waterless" alcohol required still open When he got to the flood warnings through Friday Texas flood area was still dis- this government on SASOL or any other project until there are tane than high octane gasoline for gasohol highway. 1 saw him shut the for the White River from trupted for 27.150 South- human rights for our people, "said Jackson. door He drove off ... he was Spencer downstream to Hazel- western Bell customers Men fled It was his first outright declaration here against U.S. going fast but he wasn't speed- investment in South Africa. The former adviser to the late Rev. ing, ' Mrs -Thompson said. the fire Martin Luther King Jr. said when he arrived 11 days ago that he She said she heard Caroline would tour South Africa "with an open mind" and had hot i ship saves scream as the car drove away. NEW DELHI, India (AP) made up his mind about U.S. investments. Mrs Thompson, sobbing Shore — A fire in a tent movie thea- again, said She s all we ter in southern India killed 59 (continued) 12 hurt on roller coaster 46 boat people have.. We'll do anything he women, 39 children and only SINGAPORE (AP) - Ac spokesman said. The Eaton- shakedown month," Jerry one man because the men in WEST POINT, Pa. (AP) — Human error caused a roller United States, he said. wants just as long as we get private American mercy ship The boatload of 46 refugees her back." town accident forced the clos- Ferrara added, explaining the audience stampeded to the coaster accident that injured 12 Philadelphia-area children, rescued 46 Vietnamese refu- ing of the local access ramp to that in a few days he would only exit, the United News of police say. was rescued by the Seasweep, Thompson said the family gees from an oil rig off the a 1,500-ton freighter operated the express lane, he added. know how much gasoline the India reported today. Seven of the young people remained hospitalized Sunday as was planning a week's vaca- Malaysian coast and a U.S. by World Vision International The heavy weekend travel state will receive in August. a result of the accident in which the roller coaster, called "The tion at Daytona. He said this The Indian news agency re- Navy ship picked up 29 today, of California, which is sup- was perhaps another indica- Daily Register weather ported 79 other persons were Jumper" skipped its track at a small amusement park in this was their 11th straight sum- raising to 1,893 the total ported by American Christian tion that the gas crunch was watcher Paul Croft of Fair hospitalized with injuries in Montgomery County suburb. mer of vacationing here He number of boat'people saved organizations. A spokesman easing. The head of the state's Haven, said that as of 8 p.m. Tuticorin, about 60 miles from The passengers, on an outing sponsored by several Baptist said it would be their last. by an international armada for the U.S. Embassy in Singa- gasoline retailer's association yesterday the area had re- the southern tip of the country. church groups from Philadelphia, were spilled onto the passen- Roth said nearly every law combing the South China Sea. pore said the Vietnamese had told the Associated Press yes- ceived .18 inches of rain for The audience of about 500 ger loading platform from four cars that derailed as the ride enforcement officer in the The Navy combat supply sailed their small boat about terday that the odd-even sales the day. was watching "The For- entered its final turn at West Point Park on Saturday, author- area was working on a volun- ship picked up the 29 boat peo- 320 miles south of Vietnam system and a reduced fear Croft said the area has re- giveness of Sin," a Tamil-lan- ities said. teer basis ple about 220 miles west of the when a storm overtook them. among motorists of running on ceived about 2 inches of rain so guage film, when flames shot According to Upper Gwynedd Township police, the accident "I can't say legally that we Subic Naval Base, a spokes- They tied up to an oil rig 135 empty may be responsible for far this month, which ends up the screen and spread occurred when a ride attendant pushed what be thought was a won't prosecute, but ^ght man at the base in the Philip- miles off the east coast of the current lack of gas lines. Tuesday. About 4 inches is nor- quickly through the jerry-built brake as the coaster made its final approach. What be actually now, we just want the little pines reported. They were due Malaysia, and the crew on the "But we're not out of the mal for the area In July, he structure of tent cloth and did was release the brake, police said, and the cars, going too girl back, no questions asked," at the base Tuesday morning rig notified World Vision of woods yet. August will be 'the added. thatching. fast, left the track. Roth said. and will be resettled in the their plight. Energy unit SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, JULY 30,1979 The D*Iy Register 3 expected to OK Duncan

WASHINGTON (AP) - Charles W. Duncan, President Carter's choice to head the Energy Department, appears headed for approval by the Senate Energy Comm'Hee, which must endorse his ap- pointment before sending the nomination to the full Senate. "Everything I've heard about him has been good," said Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash , the committee chairman. Duncan, now depu- ty defense secretary, was tes- tifying before the panel today. Elsewhere on Capitol Hill today: -Paul Volcker, Carter's •pick to head the Federal Re- serve Board, was being scrutinized by the Senate Banking Committee. Volcker CHECKING IN THI CHAPLAIN BOARD — Lucille Marra, Port Monmputh's now heads the Federal Re- ••wriMITUmfMt transportation officer, Inventories the delivery of equipment belonging to the new serve Bank of New York. HONORED — Mrs. Mabel Cain Is Joined by Rev. The church's clerk for 20 years, Mrs. Cain Is now Army Chaplain Board. Helping her Is a member of the board, Sergeant William -The House was taking up R.P. Ball at a testimonial dinner given In her honor president of the Pastor's Aid of the Scholarship Fund Chatmon. The Chaplain Board Is a Department of Army Field operating agency legislation that would exempt last night bv the Union Baptist Church, Mlddletown. and Is a member of the Missionary Circle and of the which provides resources, consultation and research for the Army chaplaincy the five departing members of Mrs. Cain has been a member of the church ever Trustee Board. The Rev. Ball Is a former pastor of and also linkages to the Air Force and Navy chaplaincies, as well as religious Carter's Cabinet from "re- since her baptism, and has served It as a Sunday the church. faith groups throughout the country. Chaplain (Col.) Eugene Allen Is president. volving door'' provisions of the School teacher and as the school's superintendent. The board consists of eight chaplains, three civilians and a non-commissioned new government ethics act. officer In charge. The Army Chaplain Center and School was moved to Fort The bill would delay from Monmouth from Fort Wadsworth, Staten Island. July 1 to Oct. 1 the, effective date of the act, designed to prevent high-level federal workers from moving im- Jackson insists he supports 7 dead, more than 100 hurt mediately to private-sector employment and influencing the actuals of their former agency. Jimmy Carter for renomination in weekend attacks in Spain Ex-Cabinet secretaries are MADRID, Spain (AP) - evacuate all of the hundreds of address could not be learned. forbidden by the law from act- WASHINGTON (API - Massachusetts Democrat's be willing to help campaign nally said those Cabinet Basque separatists escalated travelers in the crowded ter- The telehoned warnings ing before their former agen- Sen. Henry Jackson, while re- possible candidacy as "sim- for Carter, adding, "At this changes have reinforced his their war to sabotage the minals. said the bombs were planted cies on any issue for one year. iterating his belief that Sen. ply an honest statement" of point, he has not asked me to belief that Kennedy will win Spanish government's auton- Meanwhile, gunmen in the by ETA, or Euskadi Ta Also likely to go to the Sen- Edward M. Kennedy is the political reality. do so " the 1980 Democratic nomi- omy plan for the Basque prov- Basque provinces in northwest Askatasuna, which means ate floor this week are Democratic Party's best back- I support the president Of the president's recent nation. , inces with weekend attacks Spain shot and killed two po- Basque Land and Liberty in Carter's nominations of Ben- up bet in the 1980 election, for renomination. ' Jackson Cabinet shuffle, Jackson said, Connally, who is seeking that killed seven persons and licemen Saturday In Bilbao, the Basque language jamin Clvilettl as attorney insisted yesterday that he sup- said on the CBS Interview pro- "He fired the best people ... the Republican presidential wounded more than 100 others. killed a third policeman near ETA has been waging a general and William Miller as ports President Carter for re- gram. "Face the Nation." It's failure. I think, on the part nomination, said yesterday on Four persons were killed San Sebastian Sunday and campaign of assassination, treasury secretary. The Sen- nomination. "It's obvious, however, that of the president, to really back ABC's "Issues and Answers," and it least 113 were wounded wounded three highway pa- bombing, kidnapping and rob- ate Judiciary Committee Meanwhile. UN Am-he is in real trouble... the only up directly his Cabinet of- "I must say I feel sorry for by three bombs that exploded trolmen near Pamplona on bery for the Independence of ended three days of hearings bassador Andrew Young, in viable alternative, if the presi- ficers ' the president." within 15 minutes early yester- Sunday. the four Basque provinces on the Clviletti appointment Atlanta to address the pre- dent fails in the early prima- However, Attorney Gener- Young, seeking support for day afternoon at two Madrid Officials said two Ameri- since 1968. It has killed more Friday and the Senate Finance dominantly black National ries, is Senator Kennedy " al Griffin Bell said yesterday Carter at the dental associa- railroad stations and the city's cans, Eugene and Theresa de than 200 persons and recently Committee has been holding Dental Association, said the on NBC's "Meet the Press" tion's annual meeting, cited The Washington Democrat international airport. Police Nattei, were among those in- began bombing hotels and bars hearings on the Miller nomi- president is "being received he believes the Cabinet over- decreased unemployment said he had never seen a politi- said they were warned about jured at the airport. They at coastal resorts to hurt the nation. very well by the people who haul will enhance Carter's among blacks and increased cal situation like that now SO minutes before the ex-were waiting for a flight to government by driving foreign count. The people who are chances for re-election by black influence in the federal On Tuesday, Carter's pro- faced by the Democratic Par- plosions but were unable to San Francisco, but their home tourists away. going to deliver the votes to making it easier for him to do government. posed standby gasoline ration- ty, "where the opposition is President Carter are essen- his job. ing authority comes up for a as pervasive as it Is to the House vote. tially in support of the admin- Bell, whose anticipated re- He said much black president." criticism of Carter "comes Last week, the House gave istration." tirement was announced dur- Congress the right to veto the Last week, Jackson said he "But I'm going to help him ing the shakeup, said, "I think from those who never sup- FORECAST mechanics of any rationing believed the president was In to the best of my ability. I the changes In the Cabinet ported him in the first place." scheme the president plight trouble and predicted Kennedy demonstrated that in connec- make It easier for him to work "I think you are going to seek. r would take the nomination if tion with his main program, with the Cabinet. I don't think have to look a long time to find House leaders delayed a circumstances forced Carter the energy'effort, and 1 will it'll have any effect publicly or anybody who has served the final vote on rationing until from the race. continue to do so for the good outwardly." needs of your community bet- Tuesday and now say they Yesterday, he character- of the country." Meanwhile, in Houston, ter than this administration," have the votes to give the pres- ized his comment about the Jackson also said he would former Texas Gov. John Con- Young said. ident broad authority to write his own plan without haying to get congressional approval of the details. Suspect hangs himself in jail cell In other congressional de- velopments this week: -The Senate Ethics Com- mitee is to act on a recommen- where 11 others were detained dation by Carl Eardley, its special counsel, that Sen. NEWYORK(AP)-Itwas Interceded, he said, "they bail pending transfer to anoth- They were questioned Sun- loin Herman E. Talmdge be Just after 3 p.m. when the sus- mind their own business when er jail for mental observation, day by investigators from the tXv\\ Dot a from censured for alleged financial pect hanged himself in a cell they're in the cells." authorities said. Correction Department In- where 11 others were de- Showcn Slotionory Occludod NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE misconduct. When a guard went to the Dabidi did not have a "sui- spector general's office, and tained. The other Inmates say cell Saturday afternoon, he cidal record," but Criminal NOAA. US Dtpt of Comme><<> Sources have said at least could be charged under a state EESa four of six committee mem- they were asleep, but a correc- found Dabidi hanging by his Court Judge Louis Neco de- law that makes It a crime to bers have Indicated they will tions official says they may belt and 11 Inmates looking on. cided to send him to the city help a person commit suicide, urge that the full Senate take have felt "It's none of my-police said. Jail at Rikers Island for men- Ms. Gilbert said. •WeM business." "It's unusual for somebody tal observation because he TIDES WEATHER FORECAST - Showers are predicted some stern disciplinary meas- When questioned, they first ure against the Georgia Demo-' One inmate later admitted not to yell out for help In a "refused to answer any ques- said they were asleep, but at Study Hook today for the northern Great Lakes states as a crat. he watched as 29-year-old situation like that," said Susan tions during his hearing" on least one later admitted TODAY -High 12:58 p.m. clearong pattern develops over the rest of the coun- -Former Secretary of Michael Dabidi pulled off his Gilbert, a spokeswoman for Saturday, Ms Gilbert said. watching, she said. and low6 51 p.m. try, according to the National Weather Service. State Henry A. Kissinger is belt and hanged himself from the Correction Department. However, Dabidi had been TOMORROW -High 12:49 Ms. Gilbert said Dabidi i scheduled to testify on the pro- the bars In a detention cell at She quoted an Inmate as placed in the detention cell a.m. and 1:36 p.m. and low belt was not taken from him Local forecast posed Strategic Arms Limita- Manhattan Criminal Court, saying, "I didn't want to get with other Inmates so he 7:09 a.m. and low 7:09 p.m. because, "we only take belts tion Treaty (SALT II). authorities say. involved. It wasn't any of my would not be alone, she said For Red Bank and Rumson away if the prisoner seems to Yesterday'i Ugh temperature at the Register weather Because he played a major A homicide detecive said business." "That obviously didn't bridges, add two hours; Sea be a violent type who might union was 71 degrees. The low yesterday was 71. II was 71 role in negotiating an earlier the death occurred within 10 Dabidi, whose record in- work," she added. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; use his belt as a weapon." •t I p.m. aid the overnight low wai tl. Today's I a.m, arms limitation pact and the feet of a manned desk and no cluded dozens of previous ar- The prisoners with Dabidi Long Branch, deduct 15 temperature was 71. There was .24 inches of precipitation current agreement. Kissin- outcry was heard. rests, allegedly took $10 from when he hanged himself in- Asked If any further pre- minutes; Highlands, add 40 is the Z4 noun ending at I a. m. today. There were 10 ger s testimony before the "This guy was no little a bar patron Saturday morn- cluded two drug suspects and cautions would be taken as a minutes. cooling degrtw dayi ydlerda y, 214 for the month, and 4)3 Senate Foreign Relations baby," the unidentified detec- ing, police said, and was two men charged with assault. result of the incident, Ms. Gil- rllUPrcOtlk for the coolUg leasao to i Committee on Tuesday and tive told the New York Times, charged with possession of sto- Charges against others In the bert said "not many. We have Albany I! 44 clr the Armed Services Commit- discounting the possibility of len property. pen included jostling, gun 100,000 people a year who have bO foul play. Asked why no one to wait in those holding pens." .m.rlllo Coastal forecast tee on Friday is considered He was being held without possession and petty larceny. ncnoraga critical to the future of the Uwvllla • limit Winds are variable around 10 knots through tonight. pact. tlanlH Cl» •I I) cdy wtlmort •I 71 clr Weather calls for mostly cloudy with some rain at times •mngham fl II 01 cdv IS U .01 cdv through tonight. Visibility at three to five miles In haze and Sweeping purge reported under way in Iraq limarck Two men charged BMM locally two miles or less in rain and fog at times. Average Boston «l BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Iraq's opposition to the Egyp- Hussein, long the strong munist Party and drawing Browntvlllt H wave heights are (wo feet or less through today. in fight at harbor Buffalo II S7 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS A sweeping purge is reported tian-Israeli peace treaty. A man of the ruling Baath So- away from the Russians. It Cnmtn SC « n CnrwC n V»v ItI M« 13 cdy — Police arrested two men under way In Iraq, with five Kuwait newspaper said Egypt cialist Party, replaced ailing recently concluded trade pacts « 57 clr Jersey Shore leading members of the gov- was the foreign power. But Hassan el-Bakr two weeks ago with Britain, West Gernmany SET •5 4S rn and charged them with fight- .01 cdv Cincinnati ing in public Saturday night ernment under arrest for plot- some diplomats in Beirut as president of the country and and Japan and an arms deal Clavoland nu uti fir Considerable cloudiness through tomorrow with some 13 U It cdv ting to overthrow President speculated that the plotters' head of the ruling Revolu- with France, has pledged to Columbus intermittent'rain or showers possible. Lows tonight around According to police, Ray- Dal Ft. wih tl IS cdv Saddam Hussein. Uncon- aim was to reverse Hassam's tionary Command Council merge with Syria after years 13 SI clr 70. Highs both today and tomorrow 75 to 60. Precipitation mond Salvage. 45. of Lake Oat Mclnai 14 70 .11 cdv firmed press reports said 250 movement toward the West Under his leadership, the of bitter feuding and has also probability at 40 percent today and tonight Winds are light Hiawatha, and William Dotrolt •4 U ctr persons had been Jailed and 34 and renew close ties with the government was already grown much closer to the con- Duluth W si rn and variable through today. Ocean water temperatures are Paprocki, 32. of Clark, created Falrbnki 71 41 cdv of them were executed. Soviet Union cracking down on the Corn- servative rulers of Saudi Ara- Hartford 17 M clr in the low 70s. a disturbance near the Halana •4 S3 .06 clr launching area in the munici- The official Iraqi News bia. Honolulu K 71 clr Houston M H cdy pal harbor at about 10 p.m. Agency said the plotters were The announcement by the Itaapolii 17 U .oi cdv South jersey Police said the fight appeared inspired by a "foreign quar- Newton going on trial again Jacki'vlllo »5 71 clr Iraqi News Agency said the Junaau 70 SI to be a family dispute. ter" and their goal was to end OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - For the sixth time in a dozen conspiracy was headed by five Kan't Cllv II 71 .05 cdv Considerable cloudiness through tomorrow with some years, Black Panther leader Huey Newton is beginning a battle Lai vactai in 7i clr intermittent rain or showers possible. Lows tonight in the members of the Revolutionary Llttla Rock « 7t cdv for freedom as he defends himself against charges of murder- Command Council. It said they Lot Ang.ltI IS U clr mid 60s to around 70. Highs both today and tomorrow in the ing a teen-age prostitute. Lotilivlllf IS U 03 cdv The Daily Register were arrested and would be AUmphll 14 71 cdv upper 70s to mid 80s. Precipitation probability at 40 Newton's attorney Michael Kennedy, who contends the Miami •7 n cdv (USPS-14M40) tried by a six-man tribunal. 11 57 cdv percent today and tonight. Winds are light and variable charge is "a miscarriage of justice," said he would move for a MMt-SI. P ti tl rn throughout the day. mistrial today when Newton came before the bench. ' Natnvlllt W al cdv NawOflnl tl 75 45 cdv Last February, a Superior Court judge in Alameda County Naw York •4 71 cdv Extended South Jersey forecast The Sunday Register tl 7S 141 .clr (USPS-J34-570) declared a mistrial in the same case when the jury failed to K 77 clr H 17 cdv Southern New Jersey extended, Wednesday through Publ'tlwd By Tnt Rtd San* Rarjilltf reach a verdict, deadlocking 10-2 in favor of acquittal. Orlando tl 7t clr Etlatfitnad "i ll/l by Jonn H Cook »nd Htivy CUV pnllad'pMa II 74 cdv Friday, partly cloudy through the period with chance of Mim OHkf 101 N showers Wednesday and Thursday. Little day to day tem- IVi«11 OFFSET PhoanJx « 14 50 clr Of* Rfffilltr Plata. SArrwtbur*. N J orroi Pltitburgh Ptland. Ut H M 01 clr perature change with highs in the Ms and lows In the upper Ptland. Or. 11 51 clr enncn Oldcti XEROX COPIES 71 tot It cdv 60s to low 70s l» Rt U. MiddWoiyn. N 1 Him LOOKING FOR A GOOD BANK? » Rapid City Mdfrrnoutri County CouMMuw. Fritnold. N J Wit Rarw 15 45 clr clr 111 Broadwav. Long Branch. N J Onto StalMWWU. Trtntort. MJ. 0M1J St Loull H 71 Urn SI PTatnoa tl V clr Mamoar of Bw Aiwclatid Prtil. The Attocialod Pratt n wlitu diiclwiytly Sail Lakt tl tl clr lo tin ma of all Bw local noyn orlnltd In tht na*u>4*or at wtil at all AP nr/wi 75 15 cdv SanDtaao New York City cHMUlchn. PRINTING San Fran 70 , 55 clr Look at us! SMttlo 71 51 S clr WamtMf ol We Amorrcan Nawtpaeor Puttlitriarl Aitocialfon. ttto Audit SpoHana IS 54 clr Sunny and hot today, highs in the 85-90 range. Pair Buraau ol Circulation. lira r+»w Joriay PrtH Attociallon clr WMUYnwiit SI SI Maria 11 17 tonight, about 70. Sunny and warm tomorrow with a high Tutu Met clr Socend Citil pottaea pan) at flod Bank. N.J 07191 and al Mkjdklown. NJ wcMDcnriM, near 90. The extended forecast for city areas indicates a 07141. Puftliinrt Sunday throuoh Friday Mall wolcrlpliom payout InadvafKt tf/vClf cress me chance of showersWednesday and Thursday, turning fair Tarm Daily Sunday Daily and CENTRAL JERSEY BANK 170MonmrathMnwt Only Only Sunday on Friday, with the highsin the 85-90 range during daylight On Voar 141K til» 140 01 COMTVINV RBd Bank, 741 -1300 hours and in the 70-75 range at night. Momodollytry by Car riff - Daily and Sunday II10 •want. Sunday only. 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ttmmiM linn 1111 inn • IH »tiiii4tin«i ___ -e» - * #1" Obituaries Tenant counseling program is threatened operation with the NJTO; it's FORT LEE (AP) - A po- does not represent adequately County Housing Coalition, IIIIHIMIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIMIIIUIMIIIIIIMItlllMIIHIIMIMIHIIIMIMIIIMIIIIMItltll of NJTO, a group representing program has problems," almost a key to success." litical shakeup in the powerful the people its serves says the coalition will provide the stale's half-million ten- Baslow said. He said Bergen The loss of the Outreach New Jersey Tenants Organiza- a more broad-based represen- ants County Freeholder John Cur- "Two votes out of three is program in September could tion has shed doubt on the tation of tenants. Don C. Miller, one But Baslow wasn't re- ran called it« political prob- a majority, and that's not be accompanied by the lou of future of a tenant counseling elected in June. Last week, lem. healthy in any organization," Shapiro, who is no longer a CETA tenant-landlord program which provides hous- Bergen County officials de- said Curan. who has been ac- active on the Outreach board, education project that ing and legal guidance to hun- The freeholders are ex- cided to drop Outreach and its tive with tenant causes in conceded only that Baslow's Baslow's group also runs. It is of Four Horsemen dreds of elderly and low-in- pected to vote Wednesday $42,500 budget The county has River Edge since 1970. group is doing "an adequate expected that NJTO will apply come residents night on the switch in funding. CLEVELAND (APl- Don decided to fund a similar Matthew Shapiro, vice Job- to the county for a similar C. Miller, one of the Four The Senior Citizen Out- project that will be run by Curran said Outreach has president of the NJTO and a Shapiro said, "We have the grant when Baslow's grantei- Horsemen of Notre Dame reach Program has been run several NJTO officers who de- performed acceptably, but is member of the boards of both confidence of the vast majori- pircs. football legend, is dead at age from a Fort Lee office for the feated Baslow being replaced because its Baslow s program and the new ty of tenants A program like The new president ii 77 past two years by David I lost the election, and three-member board of direc- Baslow, the former president tors, which includes Baslow, organization, the Bergen this should be run in close co- Phyllis Salowe-Kaye. Miller died Saturday night two weeks later 1 find out the at Lakeside Hospital, two weeks after being admitted for a heart attack, the hospital said. Miss Orient and six others preparing to sue Miller played in the Notre Dame backf ield from 19221914 HOWELL - Leilani charge that this year's contest promised when she Won her If they (the pageant spon- of the Judges." O'Melia said. test, while pageant promoters and carried the ball 283 times O'Melia, Miss Orient U.S.A. of was "fixed," that contestants title in Atlantic City last year sors) do not have the money to O'Melia said that the win- staying in the same hotel paid for 1,933 yards for a rushing 1978 and a resident here, said this year were, wrongfully Although O'Melia said she pay me. they do not have the ner's father was the largest only 121 a night She tald Kim 1 average of 6 83 yards a cany, last night that she and six par- over-charged for hotel ac- signed a document that "le- money to pay a new queen her contributor to the pageant, claimed the $80 charge was a school record that still ticipants in this year's pageant comodations, and (hat the pag- gally bound " the pageant pro- prizes." O'Melia said. "The and that he donated his restau- paid by each woman who stands. are preparing to file suit eant board broke what moters to confer the prizes on whole pageant was staged only rant to the pageant promoters shared a two-person room. His college football record charging the contest's opera- O'Melia called a "legal con- her by Saturday morning, she to entice the girls out there. for press conferences and When Kim asked the pro- followed him throughout bit tors with fraud. tract" that stated she would claims she never received They never had any intention cocktail parties. moter of the pageant, Re- career as a lawyer and judge. O'Melia said that as soon as receive her prizes from the them. of giving me or her the One of this year s contest medios Cabacungan. why the 1978 pageant by 9 a.m. Satur- O Melia refused Friday prizes." tants. Betty Kim. who is Miss charge was so steep. Grantland Rice, a New she receives the necessary documents from the contes- day night to relinquish her crown O'Melia and some of this Korea of California, claims Cabacungan reportedly re- York sports writer, coined the to the new Miss Orient U.S.A., year's contestants charge that she was wrongfully over- plied. "My dear, we have to phrase 'Four Horsemen" to DoaC. Miller tants on the West Coast, she O'Melia made national and will contact the fraud bureau international headlines a week Joyce Elgar Orias. of Carson. this year's pageant was •fix*. charged for her hotel ac- make a profit too,'according describe Miller and team- Calif. ed." to O'Melia. Ohio, a post he held for 10 of the Long Beach. Calif, sher- ago when she announced that comodations during the pag- mates Jimmy Crowley, Harry Cabacungan could not be Studldreher and Elmer years before returning to his iff's office The 1979 pageant she had not received scholar- i do not recognize the "There were witnesses all eant last week. reached for comment concern- Layden, who played for Coach law practice. was held in Long Beach Friday ship and cash prizes totaling new queen Aid many of the around who heard a judge say O'Melia said Kim told her Knute Rockne In 1965, he was named as a night. 11,500. or the trip to the Orient contestants do not recognize firmly and loudly that the that she was charged |80 a day ing any of the charges against The suit. O'Melia said, will and other prizes she was the new queen." O'Melia said. chosen girl was not the choice for her hotel room at the con- pageant promoters last night. Of the four, only Crowley is federal bankruptcy court ref- living. eree and judge in Cleveland, a position he retained until he Miller's late brother, Ray retired in October 1977. T. Miller, was once mayor of He is survived by his Those with hearing problems can be helped by guide Cleveland and chairman of the widow, Mae, five daughters, a By LOUISE COOK been medically evaluated and contained in small, curved attached to clothing. Cuyahoga County Democratic son and 28 grandchildren. swer some of the most com- in sound; things won't sound Party. Associated Press Writer mon questions about sound. To as loud as they used to. you are a candidate for a hear- cases that fit behind the ear. You will need time to ad- Funeral services are sched- Do you find yourself asking get a copy, write to: FDA . A sensori-neural impair- ing aid. You can waive the The microphone, amplifier just — no matter what type of In 1942, Don Miller was uled for Wednesday in St. people to repeat things be- Hearing Aids. 8757 Georgia ment involves the nerve mech- evaluation if you are over 18, and receiver are all housed in aid you select. Many manufac- named U.S. attorney for the 40 Dominic Catholic Church in cause you missed a phrase? Ave., Silver Spring. Md . anisms of the inner ear. but the dispenser must tell you the case that is connected to turers and hearing aid dis- county northern district of Shaker Heights Are you turning up the tele- 20910 There is no charge. Causes Include birth defects, that the waiver is not in your the ear mold by a short plastic pensers offer trial periods so vision set more frequently? There are two major types some drugs and the aging best interest. tube. Behind-the-ear aids are you can decide whether the Does your attention wander of hearing problems: conduc- process. The first warning of a The type of hearing aid you useful for hearing problems model you have selected is the Dr. E. F.Thompson, when others are talking? tive and sensorl-neural sensorl-neural impairment should select depends on the ranging from mild to severe. best one for your needs. The If so. you may be one of the A conductive Impairment may be a feeling that everyone type of hearing problem you Eyeglass aids are similar to Federal Trade Commission more than 14 million Ameri- occurs when the passage of air is mumbling or slurring their have. In all cases, the ear' behindtheear aids, but are has proposed requiring dealers cans who have some kind of into the ear is blocked or when words; you also may be unable mold is a critical part. It is the built into an eyeglass frame to offer buyers a Sdday trial, hearing problem and you prob- there is a problem with the to hear high-pitched sounds. mold that directs the during which time they could was retired dentist —On-thebody models are get most of their money back ably can be helped mechanical movement of the Many hearing problems re- amplified sound into the ear more powerful than most oth- if they decided not to purchase NEPTUNE - Dr Elbert member of both the Mon- The National Bureau of outer or middle ear. It can be spond to medical or surgical canal. If the mold does not fit er aids. Larger microphones, the aid At present, however, F Thompason, 85, formerly of mouth County and New Jersey Standards, a division of the caused by anything from an treatment. In some cases, properly, it may cause amplifiers and power supplies trial periods are still volun- Farmingdale and Bradley Dental Societies. Commerce Department, re- accumulation of wax to an in- however, a hearing aid is the whistles and squeals or pro- are housed in cases designed tary. Ask before you buy. Beach, died yesterday at the Dr. Thompson also was a cently issued a new guide, fection. Someone suffering best answer. In either case, a duce irritation or soreness. to be carried in pockets or Neptune Convacenter. member of the Ocean Grove "Facts About Hearing and from a conductive impairment visit to the doctor should be The Bureau of Standards guide Dr. County Thompson lived Lodge 238. K4AM Hearing Aids. " designed to an- will notice a subdued quality your first step. notes that ready-made ear in Monmouth County all his His wife, the late Violet A hearing aid dispenser Is molds are available, but says Police scuba divers recover man's body life. Thompson, died In 1971. Edward A. Beeden not allowed to sell you an aid it Is usually worth the trouble He practiced dentistry here Surviving are several unless you present a written and expense to have a mold SAYREVILLE lAP) - SUte police scuba divers have until his retirement in 1968 nephews. TOMS RIVER - Edward statement from a doctor custom-fit to the shape of your recovered the body of a 23-year-old Sayreville man who disap- Lakemwood and Harmony ear. peared while swimming in Morgan Creek. He was a graduate of the Funeral services are under A. Beeden, 85, of 12-D Holly Lodge 18, F&AM, here. saying that your condition nas University of Pennsylvania the direction of Freeman Fu- St., died yesterday at Riv- His wife, the late Mrs. Hat- There are several basic The body of Brian McGrath was found at 12:16 p.m. School of Dentistry, and a neral Home, Freehold erview Hospital. Red Bank. tie M. Beeden. died in 1974 styles of hearing aids: Saturday about SO yards from where he was last seen early Born in New York City, he He is survived by a daugh- Mrs. Bessie —In-the-ear aids fit direct- Thursday by his friend Kevin Wistuba, also of Sayreville had lived in Long Branch ter, Mrs. Jack V. Brewer of McCulloch ly in the ear canal. They have Police say McGrath, an attendant at the Auto Kleen Car before moving here 12 years Eatontown. no external wires or tubes and Wash In New Brunswick, went swimming in the 75-foot wide Vacationer killed ago. The Robert A. Braun Home FREEHOLD- Mrs. Bessie are very light. They are useful creek with his friend at about 1 a.m. Before retiring in 1965. he for Funerals, Eatontown. is in Vliet McCulloch, 92, of 73 West mainly in cases of mild hear- Sayreville Detective James C. Guilfoyle says Wlstuba told was a sheet metal worker for charge of arrangements. George St., died yesterday at ing impairment. police that McGrath began to falter and then went under in attack on beach the Federal Ship Yard in her home. —Behind-the-ear aids are Wistuba's attempts to save McGrath were futile. Kearny. She was bom in Spotswood He was a member of the DIAMOND BEACH (AP) dead at the scene. Mrs. Anna Mafara and had lived here since 1928. First Baptist Church of She attended the First Bap- - Police say a Pennsylvania The woman, who lives in BELFORD - Mrs. Anna man bludgeoned a man to the Cape May County com- tist Church, here.. Mafara. 70, of 181 Main St., "She was the widow qf death and attempted to npe munity of Villas, escaped with Mrs. Vera Roome died Saturday at Monmouth and drown the victim's compa- minor injuries in the attack, 1 James D. Mc6CulIoch, who MANALAPAN - Mrs. Medical Center, Long Branch nion on a secluded beach early police said. Her name was died in 1953. Vera Bergstrom Roome, 80, of Bom in New York City, yesterday morning. withheld by police. Surviving are a son, Donald Pease Road, died yesterday at Mrs. Mafara lived here for J. McCulloch, here; two James E. Plttman, 22, of Police said the attack oc- the Conva-Center, Freehold. more than 30 years. Norristown, Pa . was arrested curred at 435 a.m. on this daughters, Miss Bessie Mc- She was born In New York She was a communicant of Culloch, here, and Mrs. Vir- on the beach and is being held quiet stretch of beach in Low- St. Anthony's Roman Catholic in Cape May County Jail on er Township. Just south of City and had resided in West ginia Simms, of Point Pleas- RED BANK ONL Caldwell before moving here Church, Red Bank. atnt; five grandchildren, eight 1500.000 bail in the death of Wildwood Crest. Police said Surviving are one son, Jack HOURS: Charles Young, 43. of Philadel- six years ago. great-grandchildren, and two TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY: 10-6 witnesses called authorities D. Mafara of Fair Haven: one phia, police said. She attended the First great-great-grandchildren. FRIDAY: 10-9 and Pittman was captured on brother. Nicholas Garguilo of Pittman used "a piece of the beach a short time later. Presbyterian Church, in Eng- The Higgins Meorial Home SATURDAY: 10-6 lishtown. Eatontown. two sisters, Mrs. what appeared to be part of an Authorities could provide is in charge of 'arr'anMge- She was the widow of Lewis Theresa Caizza of Neptune, old fence" in the slaying, po- no further details to the crime menu. LADIES WEAR B. Roome, who died in 1975. and Mrs.' Josephine Ordlno. lice said.. Young, who was immediately Police said Pit- also of Neptune: and three vacationing in nearby North tman did not know the couple Surviving are a son. Robert B. Rome, with whom she grandsons Wildwood, was pronounced and they have no motive for Funeral arrangements are THE SUMMER OAI r the attack made her home; two grand- children, and a great-grand- under the direction of the John PEN1AXME. Mrs. Elizabeth Police said an autopsy to child. E. Day Funeral Home. Red CLEARANCE oALt determine the cause of Bank. Rossi Young's death will be con- The Hlggins Memorial VERY SMALL ducted today. Home. Freehold, is in charge LONG BRANCH - Mrs. of arrangements. VERY SMART ONLY Elizabeth Rossi, 79, of 93 Co- lumbia Ave . died yesterday at VERY Monmouth Medical Center. (REASONABLE. ly "Wings" "Sheik" "Ferrari"$08' 9 Bom in Austria. Mrs. Rossi DIRECT DEPOSIT OF YOUR "Sidey" "Stkky Fingers" came here from New York City 19 years-ago. She was a SOCIAL SECURITY CHECKS... t MOM AII sins 9 communicant of Holy Trinity "CHECK WITH US!" Roman Catholic Church, here. She was the widow of Joseph SPECIAL GROUPING Rossi, who died in 1941. 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JULY 30, 1979 The Daily fegfcter 5 Consumers due for honorable discharge NEW YORK - The cere- fused to lie down *nd play That's why consumer in- so much to keep the economy cess of the growth of personal percent, in real dollars, as mony ii not Ukely to be public, dead, we are now completing stallment debt, as a per- humming at a higherlhan-fore- income — and thereby reduc- compared with a 19-percent and nobody ii going to give the longest peacetime ex- centage of disposable personal cast pace, why is he now en- ing his personal savings rate boost in personal consump- him a medal, but it looks as If pansion of the century Not incQme, has never been so titled to an "honorable" dis- to the lowest sustained level jn tion A continuing moderate the heroic American con- only did the unemployment LOUIS high as in 1970. And that's why charge' Don't we still need nearly two decades I. business advance in capital investment turner ii about to be honorably rate touch a five-year low this moralists, economists and oth- him just as much, now that capital spending has signifi- throughout the recession, discharged from carrying the summer — confounding the er nervous folk have been we're heading into a new re- cantly lagged the 43-percent Wright believes, has already brunt of the U.S. economy. gloomsters — but the per- RUKEYSER clucking so nervously at the cession, exacerbated by increase in real dollar corpo- been signaled by recent signs The current headlines are centage of working-age Amer- typical family's willingness to energy headaches and a gov- rate profits since 1974. Asof firming; it should lead to ao top-heavy with bad news icans holding jobs set alltime take on more debt than its ernment that seems to be set- Wright Investors' Service, of significant" increases over about energy and inflation that records in 1*78 parents, grandparents or high- ting new daily records for hap- Brilgeport. Conn . notes, "Thi the next five years and result the consumer's remarkable, school finance teachers ever less incompetence' Well. no. conservatism on the part of in improved productivity, lower Inflation and stronger sustained performance is in So if the consumer it get- 1974-75 recession), and he has "fairness" and "aalrtoUsm " would have tolerated. The fortunately, there appear to business is also reflected in capital markets". danger of passing entirely un- ting a little tired, and overex- been pouring it out ever since for enlightened self-interest — credit was more available be some replacement troops tight controls on inventories garlanded. And that would be tended, now, he's entitled He (The current rate is 62 6 plays better in Presidential than in the past, and so was coming over the hill from the and the strengthening of bal- If reluctant businessmen a ihame, for thinks largely to did his part right through the percent I rhetoric than in the real world the willingness to employ it, in world of business. ance-sheet ratios " are at last ready to come on him, the ultrapessimists about last recession (consumer Now, it's perfectly true of economic decision-making an effort at least to give the The hard reality is that But while consumers are like the cavalry, the consumer the American economy have spending, as a portion of the that the average American The consumer spent because virulent, ongoing inflation a businessmen up till now have now pretty well tapped out, can take a well-earned rest proved totally, happily wrong nation's total gross national didn't think of himself as a he believed, quite accurately, run for your money. been notably more cautious Wright expects a resurgence land try to get a little more for more than four yean. product, actually increased — hero in this connection. In- that if he didn't "buy now" it But if the consumer, how- than consumers While the av- of business fixed investment solvent) Even if nobody does from 61 5 to 54 5 percent - deed, that sort of thing - sub- would cost him a heck of a lot ever much he worried those erage guy was spending away — which in four years of re-give him the medal he de- Because the consumer re- from beginning to end of the stituting subjective notions of more to buy tomorrow who get paid to worry, did do {consuming at a pace in ex- covery had increased only 11 serves Job opportunity—Medical assisting Plan has benefits

By SYLVIA PORTER IIIMIMIIIIIIIIMIMMIIIIIIIIIIMII In the most practical, down-to-pocketbook terms, what this translates into is that if you (First of four column) become educationally and professionally quali- for small investor Are you looking for a job that (1) can require fied, you should find the widest variety of posi- no more than a high school diploma; (2) provide YOl R MONEY'S NEW YORK (API-If you never again pay a brokerage the service could become so tions open to you in whatever area of the nation don't like to deal with brokers commission in order to you with an opportunity for on-thejob training. you wish to settle. popular that the list will quick- (3) give you a real chance for growth and advan- or pay their commissions, you purchase more shares But in- ly grow, even to 300 cement; (4) place you in pleasant, challenging And there are no indications whatsoever of can still buy stock in some itially, in order to become a Best known among its of- surroundings? WORTH any reversal in this brilliant job outlook in the American companies. And pay shareholder you must buy ferings are America Tele- While the overall employment outlook for the near future only IS or a bit more for the through a broker phone & Telegraph and In- start of the 1980s is shaping up as uncertain at bookkeeping charges ternational Telephone, but MIIIMIIIMIIMIIIIMII tllllllUMll The two key factors that have contributed to Even if a person bought best, and grim, at worst, in one major field the the increased employment opportunities are: The way was cleared a few only one share from the broker names such as Foxboro, Fed- job pattern appears not only excellent right now ral assistants are employed, estimates the Amer- (II The doubling of the number of graduates days ago by the National As- in order to qualify for the in- eral Mogul. Dana Corp., Gould but also holds great promise for the foreseeable ican Association of Medical Assistants. They ' from US medical schhools in the past 10 years sociation of Investment Clubs, vestment plan, the broker Inc.. National Liberty and future' work under the direction of physicians in various (21 The vastly heightened public concern about which hopes eventually to would be compelled by eco- Kuhlman Corp are included The field? Medical assisting. make snares in as many as 200 nomics to charge a minimum medical facilities across the U.S., at salaries the quality of health care we are getting For the 115 a year member- Whether you are currently employed in anoth- governed by the size of the practice, the area With the upsurge in the number of doctors has or 300 companies available un- fee. perhaps $20 or J25 er field or have just lost a job in an unrelated der it's stock-buying plan ship fee, the association pro- where the physician practices, the assistant's come a logical expansion in the number of prac- vides an investors manual or service or industry, whether you are a student experience and education, the tasks assigned. ticing physicians requiring office staffs. At the There is a hitch, if you want That's where the National preparing for your first job or after years away to call it that You must Association of Investment learn-by-dolng textbook, the Despite these obvious variations, the average same time, the volume of paperwork emanating monthly magazine Better In- from the job market, are planning to reenter the weekly salary of the medical assistant was J1B4 in from governent regulatory agencies, health insur- belong to the association, Clubs comes in. It already is a world of working-for-pay, before you make anoth- which has an annual member- member of many plans Now it vesting, low-cost seminars and 1977-78. with about 8 percent earning from $12,500 ance companies and elsewhere has quadrupled meetings, and lobbying er move, investigate a career as a medical assis- to $25 000 annually in large urban areas and is overwhelming the US physician. Thus, ship fee of 115. but that might offers to buy for members, for a onetime bookkeeping fee of The association <1515 East tant. What is a medical assistant? notes the Merriam Handbook, doctors must rely not be a bad idea Numerous It well might offer you just the kind of reward- more and more on their medical imagination. benefits are offered to mem- 15 for each company Eleven Mile Road, Royal Oak, "Medical assisting is a broad-based occupa- purchased Michigan 480671 developed and ing work along with job security that you have tion which includes duties carried on by recep- The consumer's rush to take advantage of all bers So far, the association is tested the formula over close been seeking. tionists, secretaries, clinical attendants and at this has placed a bigger and bigger burden on the But first, the details: offering to purchase stock in to four decades, in expanding The health service field as a whole has in times laboratory personnel, " according to physician — both in providing the new treatment Many hundreds of com 14 concerns, but Thomas economies and receding, in recent years ballooned to among the largest in the Webster's Medical Office Handbook, just pub- and in doing the paperwork. panies have plans that enable O'Hara. chairman, believes bull markets and bear. nation, employing roughly four million individ- lished by C. It C. Merriam Co. (110.95). Most Since our concern over health care and the their shareholders to buy odd uals. Within that field, nursing is the No. 1 pro- significant to you is the handbook's finding that prospect of new developments will grow, not amounts of shares, either fession and now in second place, is medical assist- the field is among the "most critically lacking in diminish, the need for medical assistants will quarterly or monthly, by send- ing. qualified personnel," particularly that segment grow side by side. ing in whatever they can af- Even today, between 300,000 and 400,000 medi- that covers the administrative side. Tomorrow: What does • medical assistant do? ford, in some Instances only NOW OPEN 110. In Tht Former Fields Furniture Location With that money, and with dividends from shares already KEYPORT owned, the company or its Ml IAIT FRONTS! PIIAIANT H AINI MALL agent, a bank usually, buys KIVPOHT TOM mVEfl Market no place for sentiment shares or fractions of them at the going price or even at a

IIIIIUIIIilMiniillll discount, plus a tiny handling By D*vU R. Sargent Caroliae Power * Light, Rey holdings Earnings for this fee coal-based utility have de- acids Metals aad Ohio Edisoa? Once a person is a Q- Tie executor of my teriorated in the last couple C.R. Wisconsin shareholder, he or she need motker'i estate decided to sell A— There is some risk in- years, but relief in the form of her slocks as Ike keirs would SUCCESSFUL volved in using recommenda- a rate boost may turn this receive leii Uuu IN shares tions made to other column around. The stock may be held each. He also fell these were readers, unless your invest- for its 11 percent yield, as long a*t g**d slacks Iw growth INVESTING ment goals and overall finan- as you are content with the For sealimeital reasaas, I am cial situations are similar. current dividend. Dividend •Making of reinvetllng la Based on the issues in your boosts are unlikely for some these stocks. Woald yoa kaow aB>iii**iviiiMiiviiiriiiiiviriMri • • li I In • i II k t ti • • d 11 • > i j 1111111 •i • 111 III1I IIIIIIMin HI •V• 111IIII4 AI i portfolio, it appears that you time. U they have dividead retavest- are an income investor. If so, (Mr. Sargent cannot an- •Minnie) INVENTORY meat plaas? Do yoa consider you are in good shape. With swer all mail personally, but Americas Csa, blenattoaal were up 32 percent year to year. The company has also the exception of Ohio Edison, will answer all questions pos- Harvester aad Rockwell la- all your .stocks are attractive sible in his column.) leruUtaal good laveslmeals? stepped up its capital spending Soathera Pacific, SC2=rCLEARAWAY J.8. Alabama program. The stock has good long-range growth prospects A— Although sentiment has along with a generous current no place in investing, I would yield. (MONDAY t TUESDAY) go along with your three buys. All three companies have Of these three issues. dividend reinvestment plans Rockwell is the most dynamic, available. American Can in terms of its growth poten- FINAL REDUCTION ON (NYSE) may not be an excit- tial. Under a new CEO, many ing growth stock, but its earn- of Rockwell's loss or ings have more than doubled marginally profitable opera- SUMMER MERCHANDISE TO since 1972 and should increase tions have been sold or discon- another 10 percent this year to tinued, and greater emphasis the $6 65 area. The company bas been placed on its elec- CLEAR THE DECKS FOR NEW has nabbed three of the last tronics and general industries four can contracts awarded by groups. In the first half FALL ARRIVALS the major brewers. AC has through March, net was up been modernizing its facilities about 40 percent on a 17 and has been diversifying into percent gain in sales. areas other than cans, a Q— About two years ago, I cyclical industry. bought five stocks, some from 00 the colima recMUoeadatiou International Harvester manufactures trucks. (it is the l°°To6 leading U.S. producer of heavy duty trucks), farm equipment and construction machinery. A full-Kale cost-cutting pro- gram should produce a signifi- cant increase in 1979 earnings, reversing last year's It percent decline. In the six months ended April 30, profits

Airway plans stock offering FARMINGDALE - Oceaa Airways, Inc. has announced that it has filed a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission re- lating to a proposed public of- fering of 600,000 units, each CLOSING 6RM.TUESDAY unit consisting of one share of convertible preferred stock MWOWtCIS-Howard and one common stock. P. Aronson, certified pub- FOR INVENTORY „ purchase warrant. Faherty & lic accountant, has opened ' Faherty Inc. has been named offices at 321 Broad Street, manager of the underwriting Red Bank. Aronson, a group that will market the grauate of the University IT'S TIME TO D1SCOHER units to the public. of North Carolina at Chapel Formerly known as Mon- Hill with a B.S. degree In * ANNIE &EZ" mouth Airlines, Inc., Ocean Commerce, was formerly Airways il a commuter air senior vice president and carrier which, since July 1, administrative officer In 1919, bit provided scheduled the accounting firm of 490BROAD ST RTE. 35 SHREWSBURY. N J air service on a route struc- Mahonev, Cohen and Com- ture consisting of Atlantic 9.30A M TO9P.M. SAT TO6PM pany, P.C., in New York PHONE 842 001 1 City; Baltimore, Md.jTffash- City. He has been a resi- BUftoo, D.C.; New Haven, Storei in Clifton, N.J dent of Mlodletown since i Secondary Mortgage Loans, i Nanuet & Harttdale. NY CM., and Asbury Park. 1969. The Daily Register Report: U.S. winks at spying Established in 1878 -< Published by The Red Bank Register ByJactAMertM attitude, relying oo the CIA, that the law would increase WASMINGTON - A startl- the FBI and the NSC to give it their expenses; a Ralph Nader ARTHUR Z. KAMIN ing, top-secret Senate report WASHINGTON what little information is ob- study stowed that the extra charges that foreign in- costs would be minimal. President and Editor ' telligence agents have been "Because the pieces are At one point, ETS made a badgering, threatening and SCENE not put together," the report special pilch for support from Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandtord, Associate Editor spying on U.S. residents with concludes, "assessment of black legislators - a nervy virtual impunity, their crimi- the problem and the develop- attempt, considering the long- nal activities deliberately ment of a solution have 'fallen standing charge by critics that • MPNOAY, JULY 30.1979 unauthoriied copy from a winked at by the federal gov- State Department source. through the cracks,'" the standardized ETS exams ernment. Four federal agencies Noting that "available discriminate against blacks, The report it a preliminary should have been cracking evidence indicates that certain ANDERSON other minorities and woriung- The president sets out on another trip study of "the operations con- down on this wholesale flout- reaidenu of the United States swers in past exams, as well class students. Moreover, we ducted in the United States by ing of our laws but did little to have valid reason to fear as internal studies assessing have obtained a confidential to preach conservation six foreign countries' in- stop it. The reasons ranged abridgement of (their) rights the validity of the tests. New memo signed by 112 black em- telligence services directed at from self-protection to bu- and protections by members York Slate just enacted a sim- ployees and sent to ETS Presi- the harassment, intimidation reaucratic laziness and Juris- of foreign intelligence ser- ilar "truth-in-testing" law de- dent William Turnbull, com- and monitoring of United idictional pettifogging, the re- vices," the report questions spite an intense, well-financed plaining that blacks on the 400- States residents." port concludes. the wisdom of maintaining lobbying campaign against it acre ETS "campus" are dis- Countries involved were The Central Intelligence friendly relations with coun- by ETS and Its sister organiza- criminated against in com- Chile, the Philippines, the Agency was reluctant to take tries which ignore those tion, the College Board. pany hiring and promotion pol- Bepublic of China (Taiwan), any action for fear of retalia- rights. Our investigation of that icies. Yugoslavia, the Soviet Union tion against its own agent) ov- Footnote: Sources told us lobbying effort showed that An ETS spokesman denied and pre-revolutionary Iran. erseas. The Glennon Report that because the contents of ETS waa not above mislead that its lobbying effort had The activities of their agents notes, for example, that "the the report are highly classi- ing the educators and state been improper and said its included a wide range of cov- government of Iran has, sever- fied, any version eventually legislators who were the cost had been greatly exag- ert crimes, from simple al times, threatened to re- made public probably will be targets of its propaganda. One gerated by opponents. "Eve- spying to assasinations. taliate against the CIA If ac- heavily sanitized." "memo" circulated to state rything we did was very pro- At least three federal stat- tions were taken against its TESTY TESTERS: Educa- legislators, for example, in- fessional," be said. utes were violated, constitu- intelligence operatives in the tional Testing Service lETSl, dicated that the New York dis- Footnote: Ironically, much tional rights were trampled on United States." the private, non-profit institu- closure bill would make con- of the "secret" information and treaties and "customary The FBI haa gathered very tion which administers the fidential information about ETS Is so determined to pro- international law" were little information on the for- enormously influential en- students available to public tect is already available to blithely Ignored by the foreign eign agents' criminal ac- trance examinations for cot- scrutiny. This is simply not outsiders — for a price. Vari- agents and their hirelings, the tivities and "makes no af- leges and graduate schools, true ous "cram course" instruc- report concluded. firmative effort" to do so, the has mounted an expensive and Another lobbying memo tors use questions that an vir- The explosive, 190-page re- report states. questionable loSbying cam- claimed that many respected tually identical to those on the port was completed last Janu- The National Security paign on Capitol Hill to protect colleges and law schools op- ETS tests, so that a student ary for the Senate Foreign Re- Council simply "does not col- the secrecy of Its operations. posed the disclosure bill. But who can afford such cram lations Committee by Its legal lect significant amounts of In- Hearings are scheduled In at least some cases this courses has an edge over those counsel, Michael Glennon. De- telligence" on the subject, the tomorrow by the House institutional support for ETS' who can't. spite elaborate security meas- report says. Education Committee on a bill position was no more than a Jack Anderson's associates ures, our associate Dale Van The State Department has that would force ETS to make letter from a friendly faculty Joe Spear and. Gary Conn con- Atta was able to obtain an adopted a "let-George-do-it" public the questions and an- member. ETS has also argued tributed to this column. Of pointy-headed professors By James J.KUpatrlck iliiiiillllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiliiiimttituiiillliiill and consultation, concluded judicial robes. WASHINGTON - The Uni- that Dr. Oilman was not the To predicate academic pol- versity of Maryland recently best qualified candidate he icies on so unrealistic a pos- was the beneficiary of a singu- CONSERVATIVE could hope to find. ture is to make "academic lar honor, capable of being The president firmly de- freedom" more of a shibboleth turned to- great advantage In VIEW nied that Dr. Oilman's politi- than It already is. Of course coming years. The university cal beliefs had anything to do professors have pet theories. was formally enrolled upon t 4(IIM IMKIIIIIIII 1111 with his decision. Of course they are biased this the Ust of Censured Adminis- Dr. Oilman Is a Marxist. way or that. trations maintained by the Maryland committed a grave His academic credentials Of course they Influence re- American Association of Uni- violation of the principles gov- (Wisconsin and Oxford) were ceptive students toward their versity Professors. erning academic freedom. The impeccable; his experience KILPATRICK own ethical, scholarly or polit- It is not every university position is asinine. (Chicago, Columbia, NYU) ical views. Professors are not that can qualify for so high an The affair arose in the fall was impressive; his testi- none He urged a renewed ded- dummies, though the AAUP's honor, and great credit should of 1977, when a search com- monial letters from colleagues ication by socialist teachers vote of 143 to 101 to censure go to Maryland's President mittee began looking for a and students were highly com- "to make the most effective Maryland might provoke some John S. Toll for bravery candidate to fill the vacant mendatory. But the professor, use of the classroom situ- reservations on that score. beyond the call of action in post as head of the Depart- on the record of his own pub- ation." Sure, a free society must Education Department effort provoking this award. Mr. Toll ment of Government and Poli- lished writing, is not only a Are we to understand from defend a right to teach, and in had the fortitude last year to tics. Early in 1978 the commit- Marxist theorist but an ac- the AAUP that such un- some forums a right to indoc- Although government reorganization One — constitutionally questionable reject the proposed appoint- tee came up with two finalists, tivist who believes in exploit- abashed assertions are to be trinate as well. But no search was one of candidate Jimmy Carter's ment of a left-wing professor a Midwestern professor not ing the teacher's role. ignored absolutely? Nonsense! committee or faculty commit- — amendment would commit the new as head of the university's De- publicly identified, and Pro- The professor makes no A public Institution, sup- tee or pointy-headed pressure most-emphasized issues, the nation hasn't department to support voluntary prayer in partment of Government and fessor Bertell Oilman of New bones about it. In a long essay ported by tax funds, surely has group has any right to sub- heard all that much about it from Presi- the public schools. Another would prohibit Politics. For this exercise in York University. last year, "On Teaching sorn* obligation toward at stitute its Judgment for the dent Carter, and for good reason: Given the department from requiring schools, as exemplary Judgment, this Provost Murray E. Marxism and Building the least a decent neutrality on the Judgment of a university presi- the inherent complexity of the federal a condition for federal aid, to undertake censure was duly imposed Polakoff chose Dr. Oilman and Movement," he boasted of the teaching of economic theory. dent in matters such as this. Yes, I mean to be sent his recommendation to number of socialist Journals The notion that professors are Presidents have rights as well government, one organizational con- busing for desegregation. A third, by put- creatures of distilled intellect, figuration is probably as efficient as an- sarcastic, but this affair de- the university's then presi- and newsletters that now as professors. In failing to rec- ting Congress on record against racial mands it. I find the action of dent, Dr. Wilson Homer circulate within the academic delivering themselves of anti- ognize this common-sense rule other. quotas in education, could conceivably be the AAUP at its Houston con- Elkins. community. He was proud to septic lectures cleansed of of executive authority, the In one area, however, Mr. Carter's interpreted by the courts as an expression vention so irrational as to defy Dr. Elkins stalled until his see four widely used radical every germ of predilection, Is AAUP makes its hoity-toity comprehension by men who term of office ran out on June introductions to courses In hokum. It is as absurd as the List of Censured Adminis- reorganization campaign promise is alive, of congressional opposition to affirmative notibn that judges discard well and threatening some mischief. That live in the real world. The as- 10. His successor, Dr. Toll, American government where trations a veritable roll of hon- action even of the sort permitted by the sociation's position Is that after three weeks of review six years earlier there were their prejudices when they don or. area is education. In 1976 Mr. Carter Supreme Court's Bakke decision. The promised his supporters in the National most irrelevant of the amendments would Education Association that he would sup- prohibit the use of Education Department port the creation of a new cabinet Depart- facilities by colleges and universities that ment of Education, to be fashioned from used mandatory student fees to pay for Transit nemesis: Freebees -one of the jurisdictional ribs of the De- elective abortions. partment of Health, Education and Wel- Middletown a lower salary or accept a The president says the oil To the Editor: proper salary and no free- companies would get profits fare. Disregarding persuasive warnings Even ('resident Carter, who has com- The decision of the British FROM OUR READERS that the creation of the new department mitted himself publicly to a separate bees". The employees look the they didn't earn if they sold at Government to sell its state LUton to HM twiaw mwtftt ttfitM mi kavt MM wrttur'i situation over and opted for the market price without such owned airways to private would be more trouble than it would be Education Department, would probably 1 Sv C^SMHvdRi fa)r a^ffict a*r the proper salary and pay a tax. Is he telling us the Arabs worth, the House of Representatives last not be too displeased if the crippling groups thereby eliminating a what everyone else pays for did earn the profits they are constant drain on Its own the very PIG products they getting? Why does he ask us to week followed the example ol the Senate amendments passed by the House re- treasury brings to mind our and obliged the president — sort of. mained in the final version reported out of make! P&G has never had a pay full price to foreign pro- own experiment with the re- good reason offhand why nothing for their seats! Just profit problem since. I think ducers and take a tax bite out Unlike the rather straightforward a House-Senate conference committee. In verse situation in rails and bus neither air, nor train.'nor boat, imagine if this philosophy was the nation and Its econimists of the domestic price? Why Education pepartment legislation ap- that case the Congress — or, if necessary, transport in this country and nor bus system can show a extended to all other industry had better begin looking at not pay full price in the home state. It appears that neither balanced ledger for long. How and business in the world. such minor things to find the market and take an Import proved by the Senate, the House-passed Mr. Carter, using his Veto authority — state nor private ownership of could reject an unnecessary new cabinet can any kind of transport meet What if all automobile employ- real solution to our major duty out of the foreign market bill, which squeaked to passage on a transportation solves any its expenses when one third to ees in the industry and just problems! price? department without incurring the wrath of problem in any country in this 210-206 vote, contains a number of objec- one half of its passengers associated with it could claim Alice Maxwell tionable amendments that the Carter ad- the education lobby which alone seems to world! travel free or for so little mon- a free car, if all bank employ- This is a crisis. It is no time ministration would find it hard to endorse. support it. It does not take a PHD nor ey that it is almost free! ees could get free loans, if to make moral judgments and an engineering doctorate to Blood relatives, political sales people in stores could Impose punishments at our figure out why our transporta- hacks and representatives, the take what they wanted without Profits tax own expense. Who would be tion systems worldwide can- employees themselves hop any payment not only for them- harmed if the production of oil not make a profit. As a form of transport almost any- selves but for relatives and Holmdel became vastly profitable to Moon race memories layman, I can think of one where in the world and pay friends? In this day of deceas- To the Editor: American companies? ing profit margins, such The windfall profits tax is a Wouldn't they make great ef- A curiosity of current reaction to the lunar surface — "That's one small step "lulu" is Indefensible. forts to produce more oil so as recent 10th anniversary of man's arrival for a man, one giant leap for mankind"? mistake. It makes sense politi- One company in this nation cally, because people are an- to get more profits? Wouldn't on the moon is the jaded and debunking The fact is that the moon landing was is better managed than almost gry, but it doesn't make sense investors try to invest in the tone of so many comments: more than a tremendous technological any other. That company is economically or practically. oil industry so as to get a share It was a grandiose exercise which has feat; it was a triumph of the human spirit. Procter & Gamble. Years ago This is the first time I ever of those profits? And wouldn't had few tangible benefits since. We won a they set a reasonable policy in heard of anyone trying to re- that be the result that all of us, Significantly, a recent book listing the 100 regards to employees and duce imports by imposing a including the president, are "race" to the moon only to learn that most famous men in history included "freebees". That company discriminatory tax on the hoping for? Soviet Russia never was in it. We would President John F. Kennedy, not because said "take vour freebees and domestic product. Martin B. Brilliant have been better off to spend that 120 he was the youngest man to be elected a billion on solving earthly problems, such U.S. president, not because he was the as the lack of adequate mass transit. And favorite of millions (or the object of dis- Today in history soon. like of millions more), not because he was Each of these reaction* has some va- assassinated1, No, it was because he By The Associated Press German saboteurs blew up a ican troops in South Vietnam. lidity. But they smack of the abashed launched the man-to-the-moon program Today is Monday, July 30, munitions plant on Black Tom Five years ago: President embarrassment of someone who has sec- the 211th day of 1979. There Island near Jersey City. ' Nixon surrendered 11 Water- which the author of the book considered a are 154 days left in the year. In 1918, the American poet gate tapes to Judge John ond thoughts about an initial emotional project that would mark the 20th century enthusiasm. . Today's highlight in his- Who wrote "Trees," Sgt. Sirica under orders by the U.S. in history's annals long after the wars and tory: Joyce Kilmer, was killed in Supreme Court. Why not, in this world of dashed hopes dictators and other scientific achieve- On this date in 1619, the action in Francs in World War One year ago: A meeting in and Monday morning quarterbacking, first representative assembly I. Belgrade of nonaligned na- ments of this tumultuous era had sifted in America convened at In 1953, race riots broke out tions ended without any firm commemorate without embarrassment down into the historical debris of downs of the thrill of joining an enthralled 500 mil- Jamestown, Va., attended by in Chicago's Trumbull Park positions on the world's major other centuries: two delegates from each of the housing project after a black political and economic prob-' lion television viewers around the world 11 Virginia plantations. family moved into the pre- Mm. that night as Neil Armstrong stepped on Viewed that way, the moon landing On this date: viously all-white community. Today's birthdays: Singer the moon? Remember how you kept up — was fully as epochal an event as we be- In 1711, the founder of In 1968, 1,000 demonstrat- Linda Ronstadt is 33 years old. or woke up the children — assuring them lieved It to be in those thrilling moments Pennsylvania, William Penn, ors armed with gasoline Singer Paul Anka is 38. British the moon landing would be a never-to-be- after midnight just 10 years ago — no died in England. bombs and paving stones bat- sculptor Henry Moore is II. forgotten sight? Why now deny the chill In 1909, the U.S. govern- tled troops and police in stu- Outfielder Ellis Valentine of matter what has or hasn't happened since. ment bought Its first airplane dent rioting in Mexico City. the Montreal Expos is 34. that went up the backbone at hearing the We should not allow "sophisticated" af- - a Wright biplane costing Ten years ago: President Thought for today: As soon words from Appollo 11 that "The Eagle terthoughts to mock the memory of an (31,000. Richard Nixon, on an Asian as there Is life, there is danger has landed," and Astronaut Armstrong's event that could come but once In all of In 1*18, before the United tour, conferred with Vietnam- - Ralph Waldo Emerson, feat words as he stepped on the powdery human history. States entered World War I. ese officials and visited Amer- American writer, 1803-1881. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 30,1979 TheDtflyRegUcr 7 Charlie Brown returns; recovered from mystery illness

8ANTA ROSA, Calif. (AP) - Charlie Brown is home from errant flyball? you. With Charlie flat on his back in a hospital bed, Lucy found the hospital, five weeks after be came down from the Not even Schuli knows. As Charlie shuffles away, a pleased smile upon his fact, the she couldn't eat. On Friday, she was moved to tell Charlie that "Peanuti" pitcher's mound with a mysterious illness. "At first I was trying to figure out what was wrong with world's best known beagle is seen to think, "Now, I remember! "if you get well, I promise I'll never pull the football away But true to form, get-well cards for the round-headed kid Charlie," said Schuli. He said he debated whether to dream up He's that round-headed kid who always feeds me." again." who's never sure anyone likes him are Just beginning to trickle a disease. But be kept the ailment a secret after he decided that The reaction of bossy, fussbudget Lucy to Charlie's hospi- She sealed her promise Saturday by repeating It to her la — to the home and studio here of the comic strip's creator, "the main thing was the reaction of the other character!." taliution was more dramatic. brother, Linus. Charles Schuli "It turned out that Marcie really liked Charlie Brown, that "What's wrong with the world where someone like Charlie "I've Just gotten a little bit of mail so far, but I'm Peppermint Patty is still confused (about her feelings for Brown can get sick and then not get any better?" she lamented In Monday's strip, Schulz said, Charlie Brown comes to expecting a lot more," said Schuli, whose strip is printed in Charlie), that his sister immediately sold his belongings, and Schuli admitted that Lucy's cry could seem a "heavy Lucy's front door — football in hand about 1,100 newspapers around the world. that his dog didn't even miss him at all." philosophy" to some readers, but Schuli said he mainly was "She's been pulling the football away for 22 years," Schuli Most of the well-wishers are worried about Charlie Brown, In the strip that ran in Sunday's color comic sections, his having fun. said. "Now she's trapped. She made a death-bed promise." the comic's put-upon anti-hero, the soft-spoken Schuli said dog, Snoopy, sits atop his doghouse, as usual. He listens, Schulz promised the fun would continue as the recovered Schulz refused to tell what ensues, but did say that "there Saturday In a telephone interview Some want to know what puzzled, as his master, freshly home from the hospital, ex- Charlie greets the rest of the regulars, notably the usually all- has to be a consistency in a comic's character" to keep the made him ill - a virus? A knock on his famous head from an claims: "It seems like I've been gone forever. I sure missed business, no-heart Lucy. readers happy Effects of Army drug test still plague participants By RICHARD T. PIENCIAK Edgewood program. for framing and a group photograph this big, huge machine, the size of a big stove, with dials and The church group has promised respondents medical exams "They told me It would be like taking aspirin," said Gary, measuring gizmos NEW YORK (AP) - Human guinea pigs in the Army's to check after-effects. Service medical records have been who was told he would be testing "medicines already on the ' 'They froze my arm and put in the needle ... about the size testing of a drug 10 times more powerful than LSD say they've requested. A class action suit is being considered too. market." of a pencil. It looked like something out of a science fiction suffered a continuing nightmare of hallucinations, flashbacks, Through the group, The Associated Press was able to The men — all of whom volunteered — said they were given movie. I was hooked up to the thing for hours. I can't remember loss of memory and inability to concentrate. interview several of the respondents after assuring their various explanations of what they would be doing. Some were the place after that," Gary aid. "I remember one day being Many say they're so afraid of being rejected by society anonymity. told they would attend chemical warfare school, others that lonely around Christmas Then I remember spring." they've never told their family or friends about their mind Richard said his worst experience — the most vivid of those they would be testing clothing. None said he was told he would battering experiences with the drug BZ during! tests performed described — began with an injection in the arm. be a test subject for a powerful new drug. In the IMOs and '70s lit the Army Chemical Center at Edgewood "I Immediately couldn't stand up. I sat up, my mouth dried The men were promised extra pay, leaves, steak dinners, Arsenal in Maryland. up and I started hallucinating. People were turning into maids to clean their rooms and no KP — and got them. But they "I kept hallucinating. I'd say I was still hallucinating in animals, walls were turning colors. also got zapped with a drug whose effects can last up to 80 74," said Richard, an investment executive tested in 1967. "The whole place was psychotic. I thought I was falling hours. "John" from Denver — he wouldn't even allow use of his down this massive Grand Canyon. There were a million spiders The Defense Department - which tested the drug in Its Pay bills the easy, real first name - said be still gets flashbacks. in the room," said Richard, 33, adding that he stayed high for at search for the ultimate chemical weapon that would in- Gary, a Detroit draftsman, said he Is suicidal at times least a whole day, "but I have doubts as to whether it was two capacitate without killing - acknowledges that the 2,490 ser- money-saving way because of his experience. "I get really depressed. Now and or three." vicemen and civilians in the Medical Research Volunteer % then I get really into Just giving up. It's really hard for me to Gary, 34, claimed he lost the better part of three seasons Program were not given followup medical exams. PLUS 5z interest hold a Job. I haven't held one for more than six months since I after his June 1966 test. Except for one sad day around But the department contends the experiments caused no per annum. got out. SometlmesJ just don't care about life anymore." Christmas, he said, he doesn't remember a thing until the lasting, harmful effects. Richard, however, feels differently. Advertisements ran recently in New York, Washington and following spring. "I couldn't tell you if my life depended on it "I'll never be satisfied that I'm fully recovered. I wish I knew Lot Angeles newspapers, paid for by the American Citizens for how 1 got back to Fort Rucker in Alabama." what I'd be like now without having taken that drug." Honesty in Government, a branch of the Church of Scientology, In addition to his memory lapse, Gary received, as did Gary said he remembers reporting to a hospital where he AMURV PARK • Nl PlIINt • WUMUVAN . SHWWMUIV as part of a national campaign to seek out test subjects of the many others, a letter of commendation, a certificate suitable was "given a blood test and put to bed. Then they wheeled in

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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) -Tony It was a race that proved to Darden he was Darden was lying on the well-manicured grass back among the world-class 400-meter beside the track at the Air Force Academy, runners gasping for breath and writhing from the pain And yesterday, at National Sports Festival, in back of his legs. he proved his victory in the Pan Am Games He did not look like a man who had just run was no fluke the fastest time of the year for 400 meters. Why the sudden revitalization in a runner And he found it hard to believe that the who was not even been among the world lead- clocking was 45.02 seconds ers not long ago? "I didn't think it was that fast." he "I'm starting to know myself better as an murmured. "I don't feel too good, from the individual in running the 400.' he explained race and the altitude 17,200 feet) I haven't "I've been training by myself this year. I've trained in the last two weeks I've been taking been able to feel myself out. I can feel my body it easy." reacting to certain types of speeds '' Other winners in yesterday's track and Darden, a former high school sensation and field program, shortened by heavy rain and a standout at Arizona State University before high winds, were Lit Young, former leaving school to work last year in Manalapan (N.J.) High School standout, in the Feasterville, Pa . said he was disappointed " women's 200 in 23 6, veteran Olympian Charles in his 1978 performances "It irunning well) Foster in the 110-meter high hurdles in 13.79, had slipped away from me because I had lost Jeff Buckingham of the University of Kansas all the basics." in the pole vault at 17 feet, i% inches, Julie "1 feel I had to prove to myself that I Hanson in the women's discus at 158-7, and wasn't finished." he said Albert Grimme in the marathon in 2 27:23.0. His performance yesterday was most con- Saturday, in the swimming competition, vincing Dana Morton of Shrewsbury, NJ, placed third in the 100 meter breaststroke with a 1:16.71 clocking. Hardens last race had been in the recent Pan American- Games at San Juan, Puerto Rico, where he rallied in the closing strides to Sports upset Olympic champion Alberto Juantorena LIZ TH( WHIZ — Liz Young, a former Manalapan High School track standout, gets MONDAY. JULY 30. 1979 of Cuba and National AAU champion Willie a big hug from Coach Larry Wilson after she won the 200-meter dash In a time of 23.6 Smith in his previous career best of 45 11 at the National Sports Festival yesterday. 14 out: Too late for Yankees?

MILWAUKEE IAP) - Slxto Lezcano agrees it's probably Bill Travers. 9-4, carried a five-hitter into the ninth inning McClure struck out Jerry Marron. and Bucky Dent grounded too early for the Milwaukee Brewers to dream of cham- but was chased by a one-out triple by Thurman Munson. an RBI out to end the game pionships, but he says that misses the point. single by Reggie Jackson and a double by Piniella. Don Money doubled home a run in the third, and the "It's probably too late for the Yankees now, " Lezcano Nettles got an infield hit off reliever Bob McClure, and Brewers added two fourth-inning runs on a single by Ben said. "I think we knocked the Yankees out of it. I think that's Jackson scored to make it 5-3. A walk filled the bases, but Oglivie. a triple by Yount and a sacrifice fly by Jim Wohlford. what's important I think it's between Baltimore, Boston and us TONY DARDEN now " Lezcano contributed what proved to be the decisive two-run single in a 5-3 Milwaukee victory over the New York Yankees yesterday as the Brewers finished a sweep of the second most Phillies drop sixth straight; important series in their 10-year history. Their most important Ex-Twin duo series starts here tonight against Baltimore's American League East-leading Orioles. "The timing is just right," Brewers first baseman Cecil Cooper said. "Were only 6'* out, and we're getting Baltimore Mets grab shortened victory leads Angels at just the right time. We're flying now, sky high and ready to PHILADELPHIA (AP) - To Pete Vuckovich, it could go. Our engines are wide open. PHILADELPHIA (API - To Pete Vuckovich, it could In the fifth,. Mazzilli walked and Hebner hit his seventseven h become a waltz To Danny Ozark, it might be like trying to save homer of the year. New York scored its final run In the "Just as important, it would take a miracle for the a sinking ship abbreviated seventh, when Taveras singled and scored on Yankees to win now, ' Cooper said. "They'd have to win It's the National League East race, where there is almost a Mazzilli's triple. With Hebner coming to the plate, the game past old team something like IK of a) to-ma4e up RHMrh-grwind because-ttiere • Was'sfoppea.' are three teams ahead of them. Yesterday, spot number five belonged to the Phillies, who Giants 4, Padres 2 "I know they did it last year, but they don't look like the ' By the Associated Press won (he crown the last three seasons but were five games off SAN DIEGO - Jack Clark hit a two-run homer and Joe same team," he said "It doesn't look like they're putting out For Rod Carew, it wasn't anything personal. For Dan Ford, the Montreal Expos' leading pace and showing no signs of Strain contributed a run-scoring single as the San Francisco the right kind of effort it was improving . , Giants defeated the San Diego Padres. But any way you cut it, both of those California Angel The Yanks had won six of their first eight games after the Yesterday, the St. Louis Cardinals and Vuckovich weath- San Francisco's John Montefusco, 3-4, gave up six hits — players made life miserable yesterday for their former team, All-Star break two weeks ago, but several Yankees players ered a late Phils rally for a 6-5 victory, while handing Philadel- three by Dave Winfleld — before being replaced by Gary the Minnesota Twins admitted regaining momentum will be difficult after this past phia its sixth straight loss. Lavelle with the bases loaded and one out in the ninth. Lavelle Carew had four hits in the game, the 40th time he's done weekend. ;— While everyone has been watching Pittsburgh and Montreal gave up a two-run single to plnch-hltter Fernando Gonzalez ' that in his storied career and the second time this year against "We're not getting the breaks and we're not making the battle it out at the top of the heap, the Cardinals have stayed in before collecting his 13th save the Twins. And Ford belted a two-run homer among three hits breaks," center fielder Mickey Rivers said. "Maybe'we just the race with great hitting and occasionally good pitching Montefusco, who defeated San Diego for the first time in to help the Angels beat Minnesota 9-3 don't want to win bad enough." Vuckovich gave up nine hits Sunday, but had enough to four decisions since April 13,1977, led off the third with a triple "I don't get up over any ballclub," said Carew, the seven- • "We've got to start being aggressive, playing baseball," protect a 6-2 lead It was not easy, but the right-hander has and scored on Strain's single Clark then hit a drive over the time American League batting champion who is playing for the left fielder Lou Piniella said. "I don't know if it's too late for us come to expect that from Philadelphia left field fence for his 21st home run and a 3-0 Giants lead. Angels this season after a long career with the Twins. "I just or not, but if we do go down we've got to go down like world "They have a good team. " Vuckovich said. "I don't have a Reds», Braves 4 do my job. I stay the same way all the time It's nothing special champions instead of limping home." lot of love for them but I respect them. Every game we play ATLANTA - Ray Knight drove in five runs with two tome." against them is a real battle." doubles and a home run and Dave Collins doubled in two more, Piniella was a principal in the second bench clearing scuffle While Carew left Minnesota in the glow of a sweet contract Mels4,CubiO leading the Cincinnati Reds to a victory over the Atlanta of the series. After doubling home the Yankees' first run in the with the Angels, and no hard feelings, there was a considerable NEW YORK - Lee Mazzilli and Richie Hebner drove in Braves. seventh inning, Piniella tried to advance on Graig Nettles' amount of bitterness in Ford's case He was extremely unhappy two runs apiece while Kevin Kobel and Ed Glynn held Chicago Knight doubled in two runs as the Reds presented left- grounder to shortstop Robin Yount In Minnesota and just wanted to get out of town to two hits as the New York Mets blanked the Chicago Cubs in a hander Fred Norman, 8-8, with a three-run lead in the second "I think Danny likes to beat these guys,'' said Carew. "I Yount threw to third baseman Jim Gantner. who tagged out game shortened to seven innings by rain. inning His fourth home run of the season, a drive over the left know he likes to beat Gene I Manager Uene Mauch) and he likes Piniella qnd then attacked him after the two collided. Mike The second game of the scheduled doubleheader was post- field fence in the seventh, brought in two more. Knight de- to stick it to Calvin (Twins owner Calvin Griffith.) " Ferraro, the Yankees' third base coach, restrained Gantner poned and will be made up as part of a twi night doubleheader livered his final run with another double in the eighth. Still mindful of his unpleasant time in Minnesota, Ford and no punches were thrown Gantner. who was ejected, said he on Sept. 18. Collins' two-run hit chased Atlanta's sUrter Rick Matula, noted, "Even though it hurt me, I felt the experience lot probably overreacted. Kobel, 5-5. retired the first 10 hitters and allowed only two 6-7, in the fourth playing with the Twins) has helped me over the long run It's Piniella got me in the shoulder with his shoulder and, I singles before his arm stiffened slightly after six Innings. Glynn Norman, who helped his own cause with a run-scoring been a benefit for me playing in the Twins' organization It was guess, his elbow. " Gantner said. "He lowered his shoulder and pitched the final inning before the game was halted by rain. single in the fifth, gave up just three hits and one run during the my first chance to play in the majors and the experience helped at first I thought he was coming up after me. Mazzilli drove in the first run off Dennis Lamp, 7-7, In the first five innings. He left the game after surrendering hits to me become the player I am today." "But he told me he was just trying to knock the ball out of third inning. Doug Flynn opened the inning with a bunt single, the first four batters In the sixth. Carew and Ford teamed up for the first runs against my (,'ove because he was out and there was no sense of him was sacrificed to second by Kobel, moved to third on an infield The Braves got their first run on a sacrifice fly by Jerry Minnesota, and the Angels were never headed. Carew singled to sliding." hit by Frank Taveras and scored on a single by Mazzilli. Royster in the second lead off the first and one out later. Ford blasted his 13th homer of the year, off loser Darrell Jackson! Joe Rudi later had a three-run homer for the Angels to highlight a four-run eighth. The heavy hitting helped rookie Steve Eddy post his first major league victory. Coleman, Vinson shine at Spartacade Orioles I, Royals 4 Gary Roenicke hit two home runs as Baltimore beat Kansas MOSCOW (AP) - Don Coleman and Stan Vinson look like "It was the first time I had ever run 4x200," Coleman said. Plains, NY., was a close second to Vladimir Ponomaryov of City for its 10th victory in 12 games Left-hander Scott good bets for next year's U.S. Olympic track team after "It was fun I liked it." the Soviet Union in the 1,500 meters. The Russian clocked 3:38.6 McGregor won his sixth game in the last seven decisions anchoring three relay teams to victory between them in a and Masbach 3:38.9. Coleman was four yards behind Valery Vladimorov of the although he needed relief help in the seventh from Cave Ford.' glorious two hours at the Soviet Spartacade. who gained his first save. Russian Republic as he set off on the last leg. He finished five Benn Fields of Salisbury Mills. NY, matched Alexander "But don't be too sure," said Vinson, of Chicago, who yards in front Grlgorev of the Soviet Union in the high jump with a leap of 7 Roenicke gave the Orioles a 3-0 lead in the second with a brought the 4x400 meter squad home to victory. "It's going to feet, 4'/« inches, but the Russian had fewer misses and won the three-run homer and added a solo shot in the seventh, his 17th of In the 4x100 he came from a yard behind Valery Schiap- be tough getting selected for the Olympics. You never know gold medal the season. what will happen in our country. There are JO to 34 runners in nikov of the Moscow squad. Tigers 5, Blue Jays 4 the United States who could have a good day and make the The U.S. team - Cliff Wiley, Rich Edwards. Wardell The eight-day track and field program ended with one of the Lance Parrish hit two solo home runs and Steve Kemp team." Gilbreath and Coleman — was clocked 39.33 seconds in the closest finishes ever seen in the marathon. After pounding through the streets of Moscow,' six men entered the stadium added another bases-empty blast to power Detroit over Toron- Coleman, 27-year-old runner from Eugene, Ore . was the 4x100. Coleman said they would have made 38 seconds except shoulder to shoulder to. Rookie Pat Underwood scattered 11 hits, including a solo hero as the United States brought its final gold medal total in for a bad baton pass after the second leg. homer by Rico Cartv Underwood was relieved in the eighth by track and field events to seven Ron Harris, Gilbreath, long jumper Carl Lewis and Col- The first three were officially given the same time, 2 hours, Aurelio Lopez, who earned his eighth save. He came from behind twice — first in the 4xl00-meter relay eman ran the 4x200 fn 1 22.0 13 minutes, 20.0 seconds. Leonid Moseev of the Soviet Union, "Parrish is going to be one of the great players in the and then in the 4x200 meters, a non-Olympic event. Each time Wiley. Harris, Fred Taylor and Vinson won the 4x400 in the reigning European champion, was awarded first, followed game." said Detroit Manager Sparky Anderson. "I'd say he's he overhauled powerful Soviet runners and it happened in the 3:03.70 It was the second gold medal for Vinson, who won the by Shigeru Sou of Japan and Viktor Zubov of the Soviet Union. two years away from being one of the great players in the game Central Lenin Stadium on the track to be used for the Olympics 400 meters on Friday. Kenny Moore of Eugene, Ore., the only American in the and one year away from being an outstanding player." next July. Two Americans won silver medals. Craig Masbach of White race, finished in 2:38:57.87 and was far back in the field. Indians I, While Soil Rick Manning's grand slam homer following a two-run shot by Gary Alexander capped a seven-run second inning, leading Cleveland over Chicago. Rick Wise was the winner with sixth- inning relief help from Paul Reuschel The triumph was the seventh straight for the .Indians, all coming since Dave Garcia took over the managerial reigns from Jeff Torborg. Tueart shakes Earthquakes A's I, Mariners 1 Rookie Mike Morgan pitched a three-hitter for his first By GREIG HENDERSON "We had Bogie {Vladislav Bogicevic) as a Stadium, was the lack of action last night. after teammate Johan Neeskens had left the * major league victory and Oakland scored a pair of unearned "I prefer a game like Fort Lauderdale," field with a cracked skull that required three runs in the first inning to beat Seattle target man and Mark Liveric playing striker in EAST RUTHERFORD - Giorgio who? Giorgio's place Birkenmeier said through an interpreter. "In stiches. The tough midfielder returned before Morgan, 1-6, didn't allow a hit after the fourth inning as he Dennis Tueart's hat trick last night over- "What Bogie played today was the kind of this game 1. try to move around a lot. Once a the first half ended posted his victory after nine major league losses. shot comes and you're not in the game..." Red Sox 1, Rangers 2 shadowed the abscence of Giorgio Chinaglla as game he is always capable of playing," Mazzei "He (Neeskens) gave us something, " , the Cosmos stunned the San Jose Earthquakes. added. "Dennis Tueart just ran into the open That was the last thing he had to worry Carl Yastrzemski's RBI groundout in the sixth inning Mazzei added said. "He showed us what kind',. , about with the Earthquakes. San Jose was so scored the winning run in Boston's victory over Texas. Mike 5-0. space." of man he is." Chinaglia. the North American Soccer Tueart, who recorded his first NASL hat punchless that Tueart's seven shots on goal Torre* earned his 11th victory against six losses although he Neeskens returned just in time to see League's leading scorer with 25 goals, was trick for a total of nine goals in the last nine equalled their entire game output. was cuffed for 11 hits by the Rangers. Torrez staggered 7^ Tueart take a Liveric deflection and blast it serving a one-game suspension'for the brawl games, had a feeling it was coming The Earthquakes (8-18), who came into the innings before reliever Dick Drago came on to earn his sixth past Earthquake goalie Mike Hewitt at 42:29. save. he was involved in versus Vancouver July 15 "My wife said before the game that it game tied for second in the NASL with the He may have to fight to get back in the lineup would be nice to get a hat trick,, " Tueart Edmonton Drillers for fewest points (85), Liveric got his chance early in the second Yastrzemski knocked in his 64th run of the year with his now. said. "Why not? I've scored a hat trick for played as if they were trying for number one. half when he corralled a sloppy clearance by ground ball. Fred Lynn walked and moved to third on Jim "Sure we missed Giorgio," Technical Di- every other team I've played for. San Jose could manage only one shot in the San Jose defender Dieter Versen and slapped it Rice's double before coming in on Yazlrzemski's grounder. rector Professor Julio Mazzei said. "We had "I try to get myself in scoring position no entire second half, that coming at 72:44. The into the net for his sixth goal of the year. Torrez started his long night by working out of a jam in the to adjust to a different type of game without matter who's In," he added "It was a big Cosmos wound up with a decisive 33-7 advan- Tueart, witth help from Davis and liveric, first inning. Both Buddy Bell and Pat Putnam singled but with him." adjustment with Giorgio missing and I think tage. scored his second goal at 52:30, popping a shot two out, Richie Zisk popped out. Tueart. who clicked on his 12th, 13th and Mark (Uveric) played well " "The odds were against them (San Jose) over Hewitt's head After Sundberg's fourth homer of the year in the second 14th goals in the rain yesterday, made that In fact, all the Cosmos played well. That today," Mazzei said. " We scored quickly." inning, Nelson Norman singled and Johnny Grubb walked with Tueart endeared himself to Hewitt 26 adjustment very easy. includes goalie Hubert Birkenmeier, who re- Marinno, with assists from Ricky Davis two outs. Bell grounded out to end the inning. minutes later when he took a ball from Wim "We played a 4-3-3 last night. When I gel corded his second shutout in four'games. His and Bogie, opened things up at 22:08. It was his Texas wasted a leadoff double by Al Oliver in the third. Rijsbergen and chipped it over the befuddled Giorgio back we'll play a 4-4-2," Mazzei said only complaint, besides the lights at Giants seventh goal of the season. The score occured Putnam and Zisk flied out and Oscar Gamble grounded out. goalie. The Red Sox chased Alexander in the sixth inning. 10 The DhtfyRegMer SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULV SO. 1979 Major League Box Scores PITTSBURGH MOHTRSAL abrlM ebrbel sa'lM tMiSuao*" NII YOR« ., Morenb cl 4(11 Cromart II 4 I I ( 40(0 ^^a»r,BI Obr " Poll ss 4 0 0 0 RScatl Ik I I 1 ( Flskc 4 0 10 pall— ss I 01 s vtne»Mrl 4 I Parkar rt 4 111 Bernird S> I ( ( ( Graham's birdie captures Philly LvRnd StarMI Ib 4 111 SlauB Ib I I I I Ib 4 0 10 Vail rl I 0 0 ( MaulW cl 1 1 I i Maraeli Ib 4 i I I Rk.« Hunan IB 11(1 !l»,Mtl ISO 4II( Manlncl 1(00 li.br.rlb II II i""""/," ] ! | J c VaaMU rl 4 I 1 0 PHILADELPHIA (AT) - pin, puvhigh He stroked the right rough behind some trees, cam* ap four feet short waLan It. U 0 • 11 1 ( Klmmn • I 11 0 Marmu Ib I I I 0 ~" * " '•,'.". 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CafflbmU and the 21-year-old native of hours of corrected time. The winds reached JO knots and waves Smoke, 8th In PHRF4; George Dicks, Chaos, 10th In PHRF4; 1 LOB—It Louis-4. Philadelphilaa T. IB. - IP KHrnandi. T.mpl.ton. TScoll. Rosa, CLBVaLANO CMICAOO Hichmond, Va., had to take a hit 4-5 feet. Despite the conditions, racers found the sail Tom Krakowski, Flamenco, 4th In PHRF-5; James Kovacs, U+S6R MR-Schmlm (141, Luilnskl III! DJachioo L.I 1 OBrbM Ilrlll •drop and a penalty stroke. Wetback, 11th In PHRF-5; and Ed Stokes II, WhirUway, 5ta in SB-KHrnanoi, TScott IP—Simmons. Radiarn I 1 i i i Harsrov II 4 110 Saulr»i Ib sill exhilarating and the men on shore, waiting the racers return, Mumphrv. Bacilli J 4 4 I I Mannna cf S 1 1 4 ABanllr II 4 111 : Wadkins then hit onto the were jealous of the stiff winds the MulUhull Division Not yet finished are Leif Sigmoad, CilrWala Bond* rl 100 10 Oarr dh 111lil1t KM* " " •"•*•_•• t JNorrlt rl 1110 0 orlOMai I Ib 4 110 Thornln Ib greeurt-CTn aoouabouti w20 ifeemt froirom thwee Race chairman ULen Fons complained. "We haven't hahadd Valhalla, and Sal Benanati, BreilaBreiia. -"If ? SSI a LaRocha S,l 4 0 10 CWIhol 'I I I I 1 Phliootlpnla T-1:I4 A—JJ.J10 CJhnm dh 110 0 Lamon cf 4 0 11 COM Ib Sill PIVOT JO I 0 0 ( Larch L,» 10 4 1-114 4 10DfTROIT TORONTO u GAKnor c Sill MM.» c 4011 EMWkt 14 I 0 0 0 0 K r abrkM • n , » "'» K> 4 10 0 Kaunor u 10 0 0 4 Bird 1 I 0 0 0 0Brokns Ib S 0 0 0 Bosattl cl SOIVaryiar ti 4 110 Nrdhgn oh 10 0 0 McOra« I 0 • 0 0 0J.Moris Cl S 0 I 0 Alma ID S01 Morrlm Ib 10 0 0 HBP-Bv Ltrch (Simmon*) T—1 II A Kama dh 3 111 Howrall Ib 4 11. TaW . Hill! TOW oilll Boyle's homer powers B' stars victory, 3-2 Tmpsn ID 4 000 Cany dtl Silt Cla>alaM lit Id «»- • •ajQP Summrs rl 3 0 11 Cannon pr 0 0 0 NSW YORK MILWAUKBI CMcaao HI (M US-< Parrlsh c 1111 vnai rl S I 1 E-Prvor, urn. RiuKhal. DP—Cltva- RUMSON - Jack Boyle slammed a two-run > two-run homers, and Doug Smith, Dune Shearer ananadl •*'.•.•! .- _ MH»_SJ Graanalt 4006 Car land 1 LOB -Clavaland II. Chlcaoo 4 1B- RLtrscI IIIO MolllorlD 1110 Ljont, „ ,,,, Ku.lck Ib 10 0 homer in the bottom of the ninth inning to give the Charlie Pumerjo each had two hits to lead Midway n Ib 4 0 10 MOfloy dh 4 0 11 ARdroi Ib 4 0 1 0 M.vbrv oh ABannlalr 1, TCox. Orla. Larnon. IB— "B" All-Stars a 3-2 victory over the "A" All-Stars Softball Roundup Liquors to a 12-6 triumph over Larsen Coast S Ib 4 110 Catmr Ib 4 110 wnltakr» 0000 (?„"„„* ...jrl II 1 I Lautnori 4011 Woods II 10 1 ,n the Snore Firemen's Sunday Morning Slow Pitch nlalkl tl 4 0 11 Ogll.l. II 4 110 Gomai is 4 0 0 Don Reed won. his 300th game and Mike N.tiMrS Ib 4 0 11 Yount SS 4 111 Taut KKi ratal IIIII Softball League All-Star game. RWhll4 dh 10 0 0 Wohlfrd cl 10 11 I ( I 8 1 I Cavanaugh added a two-run homer as Tetros ripped (11 IK (W— 4 1 I 0 1 ( Boyle had five hits and Jack Roman homered crushed Bayshore Sports, 12-0, behind the three-hit N.tron c I 0 1 0 Oantnr Ib 10 0 0 010 Ml Ma— Branin's Const, 20-2. Oant ss 4 0 0 0 Travart p 0 0 o o €-Brook.ni DP-Otlrolll LOB-D. twice as Little Silver crushed Shrewsbury, 30-1, in McClura p 0 0 0 0 1114 1 1 1 ( pitching of Rich Thompson. 4 1-1 t I ( 1 1 regular season action. Rumson blanked Sea Bright. Ron Thompson collected three hits while Andre 1 1 0 I I ( (Vliliaa FellowsWj 11-10 0 0 I, ( 15-0, and the two winners will play for the league i sB Thomas drove in three runs with two hits and Gary SHREWSBURY - Peace Of Christ upset North championship. Rothermel added two hits and two RBIs. E—G4Mn.r. DP-Mllwsuka. I LOB Division leader Central Baptist, 9-5, recently. Naw Vork t. Mllwawkaa 1 2B—Monty Fair Haven edged out Eatontown, 13-12, in 13 Motllor. Plnkll. 1. IB—Yount. Munson In National League action, Parkway Contr. Steve McKenna and Bob Doheny combined for innings as Rich Post and Mike Baleigh had the key SB-Oollvla, Molltor. Coopir S— Travtrs. (10-3) stayed in first place with a M victory over B five RBIs with Doheny hitting a three-run homer. SF-Wohllord How They Stand hits while Liberty downed Oceanport, 11-4, behind & B Fence behind four RBIs by Paul Tomasello Ed If M R Bit aa so Pat Rampino was the winning pitcher NATIONAL L1AOUI three hits by Grant Lewis and two RBIs by Grant Ortiz rapped out three hits and Elch Normile batted Hunter L.I 6 4 M • 9 S 1 0 MIIRICAN LI*OUi Lewis Winning pitcher Jack Oakley also knocked In KMt IM I 0 0 0 1 •AIT "ft" t in two runs with a pair of hits. Bill McCandless added three hits for tbe winners Hood 1 i 0 0 0 l » L Pel 84lllmor. Montraal SS 41 a pair of runs. while Joe Koeppel hit a two-run homer for Central Pittsburgh SS 44 Doug Brown rapped four hits and Dan Sanchez Tr4var*W.f-4 Oil I Boston Mllwauk.. 404 Chicago SI 44 SSSSI Union Beaca Softball Leagae (6-2): McClur. S.3 3-3 1 SIS I belted a two-run homer as Rembrandt Paint topped Naw York s» pnllsdamnla * SIS T—1:10. A -4M41 SIS i UNION BEACH - Twenty Paces (10-3) ex- Oatroll SIS SI. LOUIS Hank's Knot Inn, 12-9. In the other game, Belford topped Monmouth, .4)1 II tended its winning streak to nine games as it Cl.v.l.nd .410 Naw Vork Vince Lomano and Dennis Daybeck slammed 14-5, with Joe Milcon winning his fourth game. KA«I»» CITY Toronto n 12 W*IT wai •OrkM ibrkM Houston « 44 .SM Balanor it 4 0 10 Pan* Is 4 0 11 Calllornla W 4S S7I Cincinnati SI SO 111 O4U4T 2b S 0 1 0 UWlhgt 2b 4 110 Minna iota S4 47 SIS San Francisco II S4 4H Slnglalr. rl 4000 Olllcf 1000 TMM S2I San Dlaoo 41 Sf .44I11H Lownstn n 0 0 0 0 GBr.H Ib 4 0 11 Kinui Cltv » Lot Angtlts 44 40 .41II1 LMav dlt S I I 0 Cowans rl 4 0 0 0 Chicago 4* 57 .44/ u Atlanta 4) 41 .41I00M EMurrv Ib 1110 Portfr d* 4 110 Saattla 44 U .41S UW Avala II 110 0 Scolt Ib 4 111 Oakland » '*> 2H 11 Sataraav'i Oamas Monmouth Park Today Bumbrv ct I 0 1 0 wathan c 10 0 0 Sstt.rtav'1 Oamti Naw Varka.Ollca«a4 OaClKS Ss 1 0 I 1 Quirk oh 10 0 0 Oakland ». Saaltla 5 ' nn.nl 5. Atl.nl. *• D*caxM'iS«lu«a(ii1)LaMi .".... . 10-1 Anothar Parlt (117) BaHay IM: V.m. 1 r* MMM.. CMtt., IVi hr, DavM Rooarti Mop (1111 Loon a-1 ftoankk cl 4 12 4 wnion It I 1 I I Toronto l.DtlroilO Pittsburgh s. Montraal I Summar Hawk (IQi) Ruana Bold Annonrtcamant (MJ) BnjmftaM Back Saal Orlvar (111) Lopai ...111 KifhMiiii[ii7)MackatMn j-1 o im lw (M4) No Oantpav' III! Mllwaukia 9. Naw York 3 SI Louis5. Phllaaalphla4 I'I Curtains unlM*fli MM) Local 1-1 Craatad Equal Mil) ParrtL DIMurber (111) Blum . t-1 KaapCalllns UUJ Mlod Oauar II—Clcott. HR—Roankka 1 III) Ctawa'and t. Cnlcaooa Chicago at Naw York. Ind eama. o • Count Pal mi) McCaulav ChlnoMal (114) Parr«, Praciows Pink (M4) Thoma* , ...a-l Robart Tha KIIYB lint McC*ulav.. =s rain CtxHkout Tlma till) Edwardi ... IM IM S— Balanaar. if—DaClncsi. MiiwauktaVNawYarkl ai tM: IUJM, 1 »a A u*v Ctm# ,IM Ota Shad Mill MUckataan ... 10-1 Marl Marchar (114) Blum H Byt Powar (Itl) Halnack ...S-1 Clovli (114) No Boy IP H R a* IB M Baltlmora a, KanMtCltv« Montrf al S. Pittsburgh 1 Oam-iv>Saal>;| al PniladalpMa Strain Ib 1 I I I WLM P 0 0 0 0 Smaka On Walar (MS) Brumftaid M 1 • David Roberts Hop, Coat Marls, Irlsfe Hilts. 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F-rann Talk (MS) Solorr 7 - Spirit of Fn, Calllorala Star, Rale The Market. Uil Batwlal (MS) Mac Bathwas...'. w L.y.ll. o 1 0 0 0 Alman pr Slight clan drop needed. i t-i I - Sister Pla, Cousin UMISC, Fast • Btmds. OSmltt* n 0 0 0 0 Dr. Economou (107) No Boy 5-1 WIIMm w< 100 0 SISTER PIA - Working iwlftly for next start. HandJet PMIIIpJ.C. (114) Brutnllald » J I - Bad'i Stl»|er, Nile Port, Takawt. Sulruy o 1000 Thraa Grandioru'i [MJ) Ptrrat l-l 0000 CB.S. SUPERMARKET •llowance company Rov Roy (Ml) Talalra a-1 BEST BET: Sister Pla (M) fatnM 1000 7«:H.la»,lm,Clmt.,1i/itM Ratman p 0 0 0 0 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG DARUN THERESA - Lait race wat a coadllioaer after Rula (ha Marital (MSI Parrat 3 i Friday's wlnaen: SanUnU (I.M), EXACTA (73.NI; Tumar II 10 0 0 layoff. Should score aeit time. Klnooljjw MOD Laa Ji Marlac Patrol (1.M); Screamlaf Bull (I.M). 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By EMILY W1LKENS hair and can be harmful. Keep them big, loose and soft." Can't do a thing with your hair? Chalk it up to summer's beat and humidity - and maybe to the fact that you're not JUST FOR YOU savvy about summer styling Dear Emily: Will pintle urgery correct flabblaen "Sometimes, women just add to summer hair care under the chin? — A Under problems ' Robin Weir, one of Washington, DCs belt Dear Reader: I posed your question to Dr Richard J. known hair stylists told me "The secret of success is to Coburn, a plastic surgeon, who advises that a simple opera- keep the hairdo simple, avoiding elaborate styles ' < tion, chlnpluty, can remove a wattle. Robin's solution is a good short cut that falls into place "It's a good operation for the patient who is 40 to 45, and easily. "Or, if hair is long," he said, "give it an upsweep or doesn't really need a face-lift yet," he said. "An Incision is tie it back. Get it off your neck." made underneath the chin in the anterior part where moat If hair lacks body, it needs help. He suggests a body wave people have a natural crease. Following the incision, the and then "setting" involves nothing more strenuous than 10 surgeon disects in toward the Adam's apple area and minutes with the blow dryer for a soft, wavy look develops a small flap of skin. If there is any accumulated Top New York hair expert Leslie Blanchard's solution to fat, it is removed along with* a small elipse of skin. The summer hair care problems is a good haircut. operation works well on patients who have a relatively small "If hair is properly cut," he told me, "it will fall softly amount of loose skin and fat." and prettily and won't need rollers." IN THE SWING- Mrs. Harry Barbee Jr., left, and Mrs. According to Dr. Coburn, chinplasty usually is an office James T. Robinson, both of Rumson, chairman of the Blanchard, the leading hair colorist in the U.S., warns procedure, involving an absence from work of about a week. second annual golf tournament sponsored by the Greater that in summer, color treated hair needs extra pampering Bruising and swelling are light Red Bank Auxiliary for Retarded Citizens and the Mon- "Don't gel too much sun on hair," he warned. "The sun Dear Emily: I let my hair on pin curli. I wait my hair to mouth Unit of ARC (Association for Retarded Citizens) will change colored hair, making it brassier. Wear a loose wive back. Which way should I lun the nrls? — All congratulate three members of the winning foursome, fitting gun hat - not a tight one or your head will perspire, Margaret from left to right, Martin Warshauer of Fair Haven, and perspiration alters color, too." Dear Ann Margaret: Roll the pin curls back. Incidental- Lifestyle He also advises that chlorine and salt water be washed ly, you'll find some excellent hints on hair care In my Walter Wolak, South River, assistant pro at Beacon Hill out ol hair immediately after a swim. Natural Beauty Aids" bulletin which can be obtained by Country Club, Leonardo, and Howard Leon of Red Bank. MONDAY, JULY 30,1979 The other member of the fabulous foursome is Roger "Don't shampoo daily," he advised, "instead, alternate sending 25 cents and a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Bremekamp, Mlddletown. The outing was at Hollywood — using a shampoo one day, lathering in a creamy condi- me, Emily Wilkens, care of this newspaper Golf Club, Deal. tioner the next, applying it just as you would shampoo." EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, but cannot under- If hair is long, Blanchard suggests braiding it for a fresh, take to answer each one She will use questions of general cool look. interest in her column. Because of the heavy volume of mail, HINTS FROM HELOISE "But, don't make tight braids. ' he warned. "This pulls she can't reply to Individual letters. How to remove tape Grant for films goes to MCOSS from plastic windows RED BANK - The Monmouth-Ocean Chapter of the March of Dimes has joined the MCOSS Nursing Services by the award DEAR HELOISE: I repented this proceit, rewettug the cloth when necessary, of a grant for the purchase of 10 educational films and a We have • aote-aappy sergeant who tapes notei on the until the decal loosened. projector, for use in the maternity clinics operated by MCOSS pUillc wlndowi of oar furd home. Using • pintle scraper, I gently scraped off the decal isrf throughout the county. We cannot remove the transparent tape with window immediately wiped the ipot with the waihcloth. In Its application, MCOSS cited "the need for better cleaner, alcohol or nail pollih remover. A raior blade will Ai • caution, be lure and hive • safe place available, before education of the expectant mother to ensure a safe delivery and •cratch the plaiUc. you Hart, to place the Iron while scraping the decal so n not le the health of her unborn child." What do you Mfgeil? Thank you. — The Plnkerton Guardi get burned. "For many yean, March of Dimes has concerned itself Just what would we do without our "beloved" sergeants? Also, this old-style method ol steaming eliminate! Ike with improving the outcome of pregnancy and the prevention of In this case, In order to remove any trace of his presence, danger of dripping hot water from your Iron. birth defects," said Mrs. Thomas A. Sperry Jr., chairman, try rubbing a little dry scouring powder over the tape residue. It worked beautifully for me — lot a mark on the wall. — "and the MCOSS program Is one of the more viable ways to If you're afraid it may be a little too abrasive, try baking Mn.MarleneUbotkie achieve this goal." soda first. DEAR HELOISE: The group educational program began over a year ago Hugs to you all, including "Sarge." - Heloise I'm sure there may be others who like the "old-fiihloied" under the direction of Judith Miller, R.N., MCOSS mater- DEAR HELOISE: ilyle peanut butter, ai I do, but getting the oil that comet to the •RAND ORANT— Mrs. Thomas A. Sparry Jr., left, nal/child health supervisor, as an adjunct to the on-going health Here's a Mai way to whiten those letters on a baseball cap. lop to mix In It messy chairman of the Monmouth-Ocean Chapter of the March screening operative in the clinics. At the same time, a materni- ty team was formed of MCOSS staff nurses to provide a Take a cotton swab aid tome while shoe polish. Very Ai eisy ud clean wiy to do thin, I've discovered, Ii to put of Dimes, attends a film screening at MCOSS Nursing continuity of care for the patients attending the clinics. Some of carefully go over the lettering and lei It dry. one beater In your electric mixer and put It down Into the Jar Services, Red Bank, with Judith Miller, maternal/Child Turn the mixer to the ilow or medium ipeed and It mixei Health Supervisor and Mrs. Robert C. Stanley Jr., Mld- the topics covered in the program include "The Early The cap will take on a whole lew look. — Susan Months," "Natural Childbirth," "Breast Feeding," "New DEAR HELOISE; . the oil In smoothly, quickly ud cleanly — Dickie dletown, right, president of. MCOSS. The films were Smartle! What an easy way to solve a problem. — Hetoiae purchased through a grant from March of Dimes for use Baby Care," "Emotional Aspects of Pregnancy," and "Adapt- Recently I wailed to remove decals from the wall In the ing to Parenthood." bathroom that had been on for about two years, but did aol want THIS COLUMN is written for you... the homemaker. If you in the MCOSS maternity clinics. to disturb the oil base palm, as It was like new. have a hint or a problem write to Heloise in care of this I healed my Iron, without water, and placed a damp newspaper. Because of the tremendous volume of mail, Heloise wiihcloth over It. I held the iron over the decal for a few is unable to answer individual letters. She will, however, ANN LANDERS answer your questions in her column whenever possible. ASK DR. BROTHERS Natural look booster

Dear Ann Landers: Your less. She should place a pencil that could not be obtained atked him way, he saM, "Be- Jogging can be addictive comment to "Comfy and under her breast. If the pencil without a prescription. cause I fell like II." Bralen J8-I) Cup" Indicate remained there, she needed to Pleise win ill doctors I have no companionship • that you have been wear a bra. If It fell out, she •bout thli hiurd, Ann. It's forget about love. I feel like an brainwashed and duped by . could go without. real. - Could Have But Didn't unpaid housekeeper who never By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS The person doesn't know he's Dear Dr. Brothers: My pa- has had to learn to com- Madlton Avenut, In my opinion, braless Dear Could Have: Most gets a deceit word. I'm not an Dear Dr. Brothers: How really running from himself rents ire always yelling at me promise along the way. Usual- Bra advertising, aol dames who go flopping and doctors keep their needles and old woman and woader If I'm a can anyone gel serloisly and his problems. because I play tapes all the ly, the man or woman at the bream, created the need for bouncing around look cheap — pills locked up in cases. Do fool to slay married to this booked on or addicted to Jog- Dr. WilUam P Morgan, di- time and they complain they top is a master of com- brat. Femalei pay exorbitant not wholesome. And the see- your doctor a big favor and miserable man. (There has ging? I men this terioaily. rector of the Sports Psy- can't think or heir their dumb promise. prlcei became they hive been through numbers are — well, wise him up. been ao sex for about six My brother-in-law ii going to chology Laboratory at the Uni- TV program!. They alto lay I Some people can concen- conditioned to belkcve there ii Forget it, honey. Dear Ann: I im M years yean.) What Is your advice? kill himself ruling. Even his versity of Wisconsin has ob- can't concentrate 01 my i certain "look" that must be Dear Ana Landers: Recent- old md look younger. My hus- - Second Thoughts doctor who Initially advised served that with some people, homework while the music It trate better with music, and psychologists have discovered achieved. This year the ly I went to my doctor'i office band Is K and looks older. Dear Second: Forgive me jogging told Urn this. He runt running can become a so loud but tilt Isn't true. I menage ii, "Lift, separate, that there are those who seem to be checked out for what he After 37 yean of marriage If I sound like a broken record, it If he can't slop. He putt It negative psychological addic- think I couldn't live without cleavage Is In." inspired by the beat in the laid wm only a bad cold. Sud- (five married children and but ask yourself, "Would my before everything cite, his tion. hearing lome record! or tapet denly I reallied a doctor'i of- background. They actually I iccepl the fact that a nine beautiful grandchildren), life be better with him or wife, his family awl hit Job. I Exercise addicts often do most of the time. I don't think nursing mother or a female fice could be a very dangerous he has decided he Ii sick of without him?" Then make Jut can't udentand thlt. My place their daily run above I'm some kind of freak, but score better on mental tests place. than they did without the in- athlete may need to be "har- me. He left last year for three your decision based on what is husband uyt hit brother hit job, family and friends. They they do. What can I do to make months (lived la a travel best for YOU fluence of music. nessed" for comfort or protec- The nurse put me in an ex- never been able to do anything may miss business meetings, them understand? They're tion, but with proper exercise amining room and told me to trailer somewhere). When he in moderation. Whit does this refuse promotions and lose in- driving me out of the home Music is especially helpful normal breasti need no sup- remove my blouse. She give relumed, I asked no question! mean? - B.K. terest in vocational achieve- and they uy I'm driving them in reducing tension if you're in port. Sinibra alto presents • me • piper veil for covering and he offered no explanation. Dear B.K.: Your brother- ment if they feel such con- oot!-S.V. a car and driving in rush-hour much more wholesome pic- and left. I wai alone for il Now, he talkt to his dog - in-law apparently has what cerns are not compatible with Dear S.V.: Compromise traffic. Music can offset the ture lent five minutes. During that doesn't even lay "Good morn- some pall an addictive person- their running goals. When they Learn to give a little. Turn driver's anxiety and bad Shame on Ann Landers for time I could hive helped my- ing" to me. stop, they frequently suffer ality. Such individuals usually your music down to a lower temper. While music can telling her readers that bra- self to any number of We used to hive a Joint How to from severe withdrawal symp- have a deep-seated, basic volume, so that they won't be soothe troubled nerves In lenness Ii lewd. I say Ignore hypodermic needles (Ideal for checking and saving! account, toms, such as depression, anx- problem which they're unable disturbed by it and you may some persons, it can cause ul- those phony adi and "go natu- •hooting dope), not to mention but two week! ago he put eve- iety, irritability, restlessness, subscribe or unwilling to face. Alcohol, find them more understanding cers in others who don't want ral." Sign me - Mind Of My an Interesting variety of pills rything la his name. When I insomnia and fatigue. pills, coffee, nicotine, cookies, of some of your needs. The to hear it. It all depends on Own In Indianapolis chocolaie, TV-viewing, eating Runners, especially those ability to be flexible and to whether 'the individual has Dear Mind: Several years to The — yes, even running — can who run alone, shut them- suppress some of yourself and some control over the sound ago, we had a similar don- become an escape hatch. Usu- selves off and can become so your feelings is one of the and whether or not it's the nybrook in this space, and a ally, this escape mechanism is self-absorbed that the action marks of maturity. Any per- type of music that appeals to reader suggested a test to de- Daily him or her. not used on a conscious basis. becomes addictive. son who becomes a success termine whether or not it was (*rl A. Qaaglfo, decent (or a woman to go bra- HI- Register The Laceys wed 50 years OUR PHARMACY Health is not only WELCOMES YOU SEA BRIGHT-Mr. and If yon have never been in our pharmacy we I Mrs. John H. Lacey. Ocean cordially Invite you to visit us. We would ap- Avenue, celebrated their 50th Feeling Well. preciate the opportunity to hive yon sample the I true hospitality and penonal Interest we are known | wedding anniversary July 19, 10 give. and were feted July 21 at a reception and dinner in the Our customers are Important people who rate e egse az S"'ewsbut> N J 07T01 Rumson First Aid Building. I ( courteous attention and dependable service. The The party was given by the odds are you will always be able to get from us the I Dally I Sunday. particular brand of product you ask for. Oar policy I 1.00 weekly celebrants' children and their 11 to carry a complete stock and to try our belt to | spouses, Superior Court Judge deserve customer and physician approval. Sunday only. and Mrs William T. 25e weekly Wichmann of Tinton Falls; YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when yoa ~ Daily only. need a medicine. Pick up your prescription if Army Lt. Col. and Mrs. shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly 7Sc weekly Donald A. Lacey of Texas, and without extra charge. A great many people Patrolman and Mrs John H. entrust us with their preicriptiom. May we Lacey Jr. of Rumson. Among compound yours? some 60 guests was Mayor Cecile Norton of Sea Bright. Mr. and Mrs. Lacey were nunwroi wtrawTii m'maTHmm i mmi married in Vailsburg Presby- Shrewsbury Pharmacy terian Church, Newark, by the Family Chiropractic Services THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS or call 542-4000 Rev. Samuel D. Chambers. •ROAD ST. 741474 SHREWS1URY I far PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS HEE DELIVERY They have resided here since Broad Street Chiropractic Center Delivery 1V46. Mr. Lacey, retired, was Richard M. Gill, D.C. 7S9 Broad Street employed by the City of New- 747-4602 Shrewsbury MR. AND MRS. JOHN LACE Y ark. 12 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULYW, 1979 Conley-Rowbotham

LONG BRANCH - Mr and Mrs Vance W. Herbert, 64 Norwood Ave.. announce the mar- riage of her daughter, Donna Evelyi Rowbotham, to En.! James Lebert Conley, Weddings announced U.S. Navy. He is the son of Richard Neherla Conley of Rock Island, III., and MarcelU Con- ley of MoUne, III Gillen-Fleming Tbelr vows were solemnized July 21 at • Marino-Kirby nuptial Mass celebrated by Chaplain (Maj.) Malachy J. Higgiston in the Chapel at Fort HOLMDEL-In SI. Monmouth. A reception was in the Asbury HAZLET-The marriage o( Janet Ruth Benedict Roman Catholic Kirby and Ronald Albert Marino wu solem- Park Elks' Lodge. Church Jury 14, Kathleea The bride, daughter also of the late William nised July 21 during a ceremony conducted la Maura Fleming, daughter of Rowbotham, was attended by her sister Nancy St. John's United Methodist Church by the Mr. and Mrt. Francis X. Rev. Norman R. Riley. There was a reception Fleming, 30 Craig St., Hazlet, Rowbotham, maid of honor; Linda Lyons, in Dorian Manor, Old Bridge. •as married to Stephei Sandy Rowbotham, Nancy Rowbotham, . The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Flaherty Gillen, son of Bernadette Topia and Barbara Conley. Melissa John Charles Kirby Jr., 31 Penning Place, Margaret Flaherty Gillen, 9U Ann Rowbotham was flower girl. Keyport. Mr. Marino is the son of France* C. Newman Springs Road, Us> Peter Dougherty was best man and ushers Marino of Colonia, and the late Carmine A. croft, and the late William A. were Tim Harvey, Steve Venel, Ralph Velei, MR. AND MRS. JAMES L. CONLEY Marino, Ciller William Rowbotham and William Conley. •' Phyllis Taylor was maid of honor. Alao The bride, a graduate of Long Branch High Rockallen (III.) High School. They will make The Rev. William Anderson School, is attending Brookdale Community attending the bride were Mrs Robert F. Scott, celebrated the nuptial Matt. their home in Long Branch, after a wedding College, Lincroft. Her husbahd, who is sta- Carol M. Kirby, Joyce Nagrosky and Sharon There was a reception la trip to the Poconos and Wisconsin Lee Kirby. Bamm Hollow Country Club, tioned at Brooklyn NBw Yard, is a graduate of ,' Robert Marino was best man. Ushers were Middletown. IATHUEEN OIUXN Salvatore Barone, Robert Bettler, Richard Attending the bride were Weber and John C. Kirby 3rd. . Colleen Truhe, matron of hon- New York. Wills-Borawski Mrs. Marino was graduated from Keyport or, Angela Gillen and Maria Mr. Gillen is an alumnus of Kuncken and Debbie Martin. High School and attended Brookdale Com- MR AND MM. RONALD MARINO Gillen Christian Brothers Academy. SIMSBURY, Conn. - The munity College, Lincroft She Is employed by Paul Connolly wat best Lincroft, and Fairfield marriage of Miss Cheryl Ann Best man was Paul Col- Autodynamics, Neptune. man. Ushers were Gary iConn.) University. He was Borawski, to R. Scott Wills of eman and ushers were Gary work at Fairleigh Dickinson University. Buegler and Kevin Leahy. awarded a BSGE degree from Forest Hills, N. Y., was sol- Wills, Denffls Kuncken, Joseph Mr. Marino, a designer engineer for Cooney, Tom Borawski and After a wedding trip to Orlando, Fla., and Mrs. Gillen was graduated the University of Connecticut, emnized July 21 at a nuptial Lockheed Electronics, Plainfield, was gradu- Rick Rummel. ated from Woodbndge Senior High School and St. Crolx, Mr. and Mrs. Marino reside in from Mater Dei High School, Storrs, and an MSGE from Co- Mass celebrated by the Rev. Bucknell University He Is doing graduate Colonia. New Monmouth, received a lumbia University, New York. Robert F. Tucker here in St. Mrs. Wills, an alumna of BA degree from the College of He is a professional engineer Mary's Roman Catholic Simsbury High School and Notre Dame of Maryland, Bal- at Foster Wheeler Energy Church. Boston College, Chestnut Hill, timore, and is a condidate for Corp., Livingston. Parents of the couple are Mass., is employed by Kenyon Morgan-Botti ft Eckhardt Advertising, Inc., an MBA degree at Fairleigh After a wedding trip to Ber- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dickinson University. She is Borawski, here, and Mr. and New York. LONG BRANCH - Cynthia Jean Botti, July 14, to Grant William Morgan, son of Mr. muda, Mr. and Mrs. Gillen re- employed by ITT. Rayonler, side in Millburn. Mrs. Robert F. Wills, 33 Mr. Wills, an alumnus of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Botti Jr., and Mrs. James Morgan of Brooklyn, N. Y. Barkalow Ave., Freehold, N.J. Red Bank (N.J.) Catholic Hilltop Road, West Long Branch, wu married The Rev. Louis Leyh and the Rev. Thomas A reception was in the Chez High School and Boston Col- Conheeney concelebrated the nuptial Mass Joseph, Agawam, Mass. lege, is with Cunningham ft here in St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church, Jarusiewicz-Krumel The bride was attended by Walsh Advertising, Inc , New West End. Jeanne Rummel, maid of hon- York, in which city the couple CHERYL WILLS NEW MONMOUTH-Jane Mr. and Mrs. Anton F. Krumel resides after a wedding trip to Lindsay Krumel and Richard or; Beverly Borawski. Debi Elizabeth Ann Botti was maid of honor for Jr., 20 Swartzel Drive, Mid- Starr, Jeanne Reimer, Cynthia Bermuda. her sister, and Douglas Morgan was best man Jaruiiewicz were married dletown, and Mr.'and Mrs. Ed- July 7 In New Monmouth Bap- for his brother. ward Jarusiewict of South tist Church. The Rev. Donald Amboy. N. Scofield officiated at the Mrs. Andrew Scurachio Pease-Wimmer The bride, a graduate of Rumson-Fair ceremony, which was followed Haven Regional High School and Georgetown was matron of honor. Also at- by a reception in the Molly tending the bride were Mr*. University, Washington, D.C., is employed as Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. a travel counselor by American Express. New Richard Krumel and Amy LINCROFT - Irene A. Wimmer and James York Parents of tat coitple are Johnson. M. Pease were married July 1 here in the Edward Jarusiewicz wat Unitarian Church of Monmouth County. The Mr. Morgan, also a graduate of best man. Ushers were Army Rev. Harold R. Dean officiated at the ceremo- Georgetown, Is a commercial lending repre- Capt. Richard G. Krumel and ny, which was followed by a reception in the sentative with National Bank of North Ameri- John Jarusiewicz Rum Runner, Sea Bright. ca, New York. He also Is pursuing an MBA The bride was graduated Parents of the couple are the late Raymond degree at Pace University, New York. from Kent (Ohio) State Uni- and Irene Wimmer, formerly of Atlantic High- versity and is a teacher in the lands, and Mrs. Harry Hopkins, Newman After a Caribbean cruise, the couple reside Middletown Township School Springs Road, Red Bank, and the late Melvin MR. AND MM. GRANT W. MORGAN in Forest HUls, NY. • System. Pease. Mr. Jarusiewicz is an alum- . Mftftlf honor was Addle DeStefano. and atu of Seton Hall University, Douglass. Ceccacci-Scotti South Orange, and is a medical . ,-.-.,., ,,, ^tffcjjH* the Caribbean, the talesman for Deknatel. Long couple will- return tb'^eir'residence in San MIDDLETOWN - Lisa Ann Scotti and Island Traneiscff, Calif.' Peter Ceccacl were married June SO here la 5 • <:•• the Middletown United Methodist Church. The Mr. and Mrs. Jarusiewici Rev. Richard Wilson officiated. JANKJARUOEWKI took a wedding trip to Bonaire. ;}».. v Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrt. Bea J, Scotti, 61 Broadmoor Drive, Lincroft, and Mrs. Matilda Ceccacci, Moscow, Pa. Forsman-Duffy The bride attended Middletown Township IB-frnan High School, Susquehanna University and Tay- BELMAR-Kathleen Ann lor Business Institute. She is employed by EAST liftcy Lee Finan Flower girl was Lori Jean Finan. Becton Dickinson & Co , Paramus Duffy and John Axel Foreman $i'arried May 27 Mike Burke was best man and ushers were Jr. were married July 7 in St. and John Hie] The bridegroom, a graduate of Susquehan- here in St ,.,.r. J^itholic Church. Thomas Burke and Thomas Dillon. Ring Rose Roman Catholic Church. bearer was Matty Szostak. na University, Is employed as a public accoun- The Rev. Joseph Murray of- The Rev. John b. Cook officiated at the double tant by Ft D Hunter & Co., Paramus. ring ceremony, which wat followed by a recep- Mrs. Burke is a graduate of Middletown ficiated at the ceremony, Township High School North and is employed ! Attending the bride were Stephanie Scotti, which was followed by a re- tion in Colonial'HMI l»f the Port Monmouth maid of honor; Kathleen Hasten, Jeanmarte flrehouse. at Remsen Dodge. Matawan, as assistant ception inthe Essex & Susses. bookkeeper. ; BeU, Karen Levine and Diane Simone. Hotel, Spring Lake. Parents of the coupla ire Mr. and Mrs. John •. - Henry Ceccacl was best man and ushers R. Finan, 38VrWitW Strand Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Burke, also a graduate of Middletown ' were Peter Scotti, Ray Kasten, Terry Reese Parents of the couple ant Thomas Burke, 1 Shady,side Place, both fami- High School, is employed at Royal Flooring, . and Richard Ceccacci Mr. and Mrs. John A. Duffy, lies of Port Monmoutii. Inc., Port Monmouth. US Fourth Ave. here, and Mr. After a wedding trip to Paradise Island, MR. AND MM. PCTU CECCACC1 Attending the bride were Gail Finan, maid After a wedding trip to Florida, the couple and Mrs. Forsman Sr., 417 • Bahamas, the couple reside in West Paterson. of honor; Clarisse Finan and Cathy Finan. resides in Cliffwood. Newman Springs Road, Lin- croft. Mary E. Lloyd was matron UmUNfOMMAN "EVERMORE" by Bonat Reinecke-CJayton of honor. Lorraine and Nora Recycling Duffy were bridesmaids and After a wedding trip to the Permanent for Thin, Lazy, Lifeless : '. PORT MONMOUTH-Patricla Clayton and Knights of Columbus Hall, East Keansburg. Jennifer Glavey was flower Poconos, Mr. and Mrs. For- Hair... TRY IT AT '. George F. Reinecke Jr. were married July 7 in girl. glass, paper The bride is the daughter of Mary E. Clay- sman reside here. ; Port Monmouth Community Church. The Rev. ton, South Toms River, and Kenneth Clayton Paul J. Forsman was best FAIR HAVEN -OriandL • Donald McGrau officiated at the ceremony, The bridegroom is the son of Lois Reinecke, 55 man and the ushers were Johnson will direct the 79th

ByBILLZAPCIC Strike two: There is no focus. Unfortunately, the answers to LINCROFT — Perhaps the most disappointing thing about the above questions are all "yes." "When Do The Words Come True?" the original musical It would be easy to call "strike three" for the worthless roughly-based on the last year of Judy Garland's life currently scenes scattered throughout, such as backstage at the Kip being presented at Brookdale Community College's Performing Stevens Show, or for the disconnected and incomprehensible Arts Center, is that it could have been great "Stroke Me" scene, but the performances of Flynn and Martin But first, the play needs to clarify Its identity As it sits on are stellar. the large BCC stage — and unfortunately, it merely sits rather Place the blame instead on an over-ambitious production. than taking off — this musical tries to approximate a 1930s-'40s We don't need Derek after he introduces Klinger and Anthony. movie musical. We don't need Helen Hirschberg, talent agent assistant, after No, this play is a legitimate theater version of a soap opera the scene at the talent agency. We don't need all the walk-ons. ... wait ... it's actually a historical novel ... hold on ... it's a The cast numbers 21, unwieidly for a story about two song-and-dance revue.... people There are actually 25 characters, but doubling and It's all of these; it's none of these. trebling has cut the number of warm bodies onstage. Several What it is, is a hodgepodge of brilliantly-acted scenes more should be cut from the roster. interspersed with tedious extra baggage. In their struggle for The songs are fun in general, with particular note going to historical completeness, authors Richard Maltby Jr. and John "Gargle Your Troubles Away" and "When Do The Words Meyer have overburdened the audience with trivia best kept Come True." They are not intertwined with the action of the pressed between the leaves of a family Bible. play necessarily, but It's not noticeable. At rise, we are greeted ("Hi there, I'm Stuart") by Stuart Most noticeable is the time between the major scenes. As Kllnger, a young composer admirably played by Rick Flynn He with overly knotted wood, we are given a basically solid piece talks to the audience sort of over-his-shoulder, sort of directly, of material full of holes filled with theatrical sawdust. If the explaining that he is a struggling composer who got a phone call plot and acting could be pared down to the minimum, this (telephone rings) that changed his life. original piece could realise its potential. ' • We meet Janet Anthony, played by veteran trouper Leila It belongs in a cabaret, not on the Great Stage. Martin, and Derek, a gay club manager played by Charly Lawson Anthony is a star of days gone by whose career is in shreds and who picks up a few stray bucks singing in dives like Derek's Place. At the movies She, or rather, her early career, Is also the inspiration for MONMOUTH COUNTY MIDOLBBKOOK II- Klinger's work, and he is in love with her long before they • •••DUN TOWNSHIP TU Cnimp (POI 1:11, la R.m CIN1MAM- mollnoolpm meet. In the suceeding scenes, Klinger helps her ease her THoWliWorlrlRll;l0.«:41 RBD SANK tTRATHMOII CINIMA I- aaosANKMOVieii— alcohol and drug addictions, leads her to recreate her allegedly S.lurd*y Ntthl Ftvtr (PG), Gr..M Amllvvllli Horror IR) IK. I 4i Rein lost singing abilities, forces talent agencies to give her another (PGI Call Ihoolor far limit. m 4) 11 fl#*J t P frl ITRATHMOM CINIM* II- RID IANK MOV)II n— chance - In short, he turns her life around. IDI OalmalMil IOI 1.1:11,1:15 DreHuli (ft) r», t JJ Ram mailroi ] ATLANTIC HICHLANDI But Klinger can't change her Insecurity and mania, and in ATLANTIC CIN1MA MOHMOUTN AHTS C1NTIR the end she drives him away. M.tr IPO) ' II, MS Supsjrrrun (PG) MM BATONTOWN MtODLIflX COUNTY DIFFERENT PACES — Janet Anthony, played by Leila Several problems arise presenting all this to the audience. COMMUNITY I— W0OOMIO0I Dr.cul. (HI 7:11, t:JO Rain mitlmo 1 WOODIRIDOIMl CCINI _M A_ I Martin In Brookdale Community College's production of On one hand, we have the sacrifices, the altruism of Tho ln-Llwl 30, t » Rain SK4«* From Akltrat (PG) 1 II. 4 4J, Kllnger, above, played by Rick Flynn, and performs into a lady once again. He is long-suffering and caring, facing uiallno* Jp m II. 140 •ATONTOWN OKIVI IN onstage with a song-and-dance troupe while making her not only her ravings but disapproval from his parents as well. AmllvvllM Horror IK) •:«.ri IX) II, 111, 4:15.»:«. the sun I K. C.novGlrlilXH 10,1 JO. I »,1 10, shine in! ganizations. Rates $2.00 (or 3 lines for one day. 11.00 each 10:10 N.J. State Opera Day Aug. 14 LONO IR1NCH additional line; 13.00 for two days, 11.25 each additional LONO BRANCH MOVIBII- line. IS for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; Allon IK) I JO, I 11 Kiln m.llnoo 1 OCEANPORT - Monmouth Park Jockey Club wiU cele- p.m. s $6.00 for 10 days; $2.00 each additional line. Deadline noon LONO BRANCH MOVIBI II— HAI brate New Jersey State Opera Tuesday, Aug. 14. TIM Irt'LIWI IPO) 7:10, t:]0 Rlln 2 days before publication. Call The Daily Register, Maestro Alfredo Slliplgni will conduct the New Jersey State m.tlnoo I p.m. £42-4000, ask for the Date Secretary. MIDOLBTOWN Opera Orchestra in a pre-race concert, which will include UA MIDDLITOWN I "William Tell Overture," ballet music from "Carmen," Moonr.Mr |PG] M 10 1TBATHM0BE JULY 11-AUG. 31 UA MIDDLITOWN II— Half Price Summer Clearance Sale at St. Mark's Gift & "Ride of the Valkyries " and "America the Beautiful." juiiYou.nelMoKlaiPCilM UAMIODtBTOWNIII- TWIN •«"»»•">•» Nearly New Shop, Carr Ave. & Kennedy Way, Keansburg, ftf.iul. (K) 7 IJ. Mi OCIAN TOWNSHIP building next to the church. Summer hours, Wed. & Fri., SIAYIIK WUAKI CINI I— f|SO »mlt,»lil. Horror IR) I, 1:15, 1:10, 10:30 A.M. to 1:30 I'M. 7:41.10 SBAVIBW UUAKI CINIM« II- —rr-t JULY tl »l»n loess® NEWS The play is performed on Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays Middletown High School North Parking Lot. Tindall Rd , S rn*SUMEI SURVIVAL KIT I AlFKD HITCHCOCK O# MASH. The Impossi- and Sundays. Dinner is served at 7 p.m., with an 8:30 curtain on Middletown. 10-4 p.m. Cost of double space is $8.00. Anyone I ODD COOTIE ble happens for the snob- 1 all performance nights. As usual, free champagne is served interested please contact 4(5-9722 or 787-0792. Rain date' J NOVA'Key To Paradise bish Winchester when he This program focuses on following the opening night performance. Call The Dam Site for Sept.*. shares an emotional reservations. 14 The Drily Regfcfcr SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. JULY so, 1979 Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace

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"How long till dinner', Mommy?" "One more inning." Your horoscope, birthday Wf >VC M> A LOVELY EVENIKT, - in spite of the fact that FLO. |-P6NCE1B»WEA MONDAY, JULY 30 time! possibility of home im- NCEOFVOU your views are strong. CHAT INSTEAD OF NWCHIN' IDNttlPIN, IN THE MEANTIME < Bom today, you have SCORPIO'Oct. 23-Nov. provement to the fore. Dis- TEIEVTSKDN ALL THE TWIE Your energy is enviable EMrTiY.yOU •MEMYCHR/STMtS! very definite ideas. There 21) - Listen carefully to cuss changes. and your command of your MU6f 60 IT is no subject on which you another's advice. You ARIES(Marcr) 21-Aprll 19) AGAIN — own gifts, exceptional. do not have an opinion, might do well to be per- - Make an effort to be whether based on Intellec- Alto born on this date suaded into another direc- more energetic than usual. tual Investigation or on are: Samual Rogers, Eng- tion. You will have to muster emotional response. Those lish poet; Casey Stengel, SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 22- new strength to succeed who know you well are apt lamed figure ol baseball Dec. 21) - Questions and now. to test new ideas out on management. answers keep you on your TAURUS(Aprll 20-May 20) you, attempting to dis- TUESDAY, JULY 31 toes today. Don't pretend - You can command the cover a direction for them- LEO(July 23-Aug. 22) - to know something about attention of many today if selves through a reaction Keep to those activities which you have no idea. you will be forceful as well Blondie from you. You are quite that aid in establishing CAPRICOHN(Dec 22- as certain in your explana- willing to give others the your future security. Take Jtn. 19) - Get in touch with tions. benefit of your "feelings" no chances with finances. an old friend who may GEMINI(May21-June20)- THIS ISM T MUCH ITS THE PERFECT I WONT CRY ANP YOU VvON T and your reasoned VIRQOIAug, 23-Sept 22) • have excellent advice to • Energy seems to flood in OF A MEAL PIET FOB TME WWEN I STEP CRY WHEU YOU viewpoints - so long as you - Concessions must be give you at this time. Be upon you today. Don't be TWO OP US ON A SCALE «. OPEN YOUR 1 are not held accountable made today to those who modest. surprised to find yourself WALLET for what happens to those have come to your rescue AQUARIUS'Jtn. 20-Feb. involved in many activities who act upon your in the past. Overlook cer- II) - A missed appoint- at once. "suggestions." tain things. ment delivers you quickly CANCER(June 21-July 22) Highly articulate when it LIBRA(S«pt. 23-Oct. 22) - into a category you dislike. - Points you lose in the comes to your own special You may pay dearly for a Be a clock-watcher today! morning's argument with interests, you are some- missed opportunity. Make PISCES(Feb. 19-March higher-ups, you gain later times surprisingly inarti- every effort to be where 20) - An increase in tlie in the day through cooper- culate about other things- you've promised to be - on family coffers brings the ation.

Sheinwold's bridge advice South dealer Both sides vulnerable- Doonegburv By Alfred Shelnwold first club in dummy lo lead passes. You hold: #732. the eight of hearts for a NORTH When the opponents hold 5U0 82062*AQ53 2. finesse. The defenders get What do you say? • 732 an even number of cards in a one heart and three spades. <5>1082 suit the odds are that the suit South returns to dummy by 0 62 um IN me OFyou, an aw will not'divide equally. ANSWER: Bid two spades. overtaking a second club to • AQ532 - ~nm aom Lessen mm UXfDWR Your doubleton is an asset if Defying the odds, South lead the ten of hearts. spades are trumps, but a lia- WEST EAST cashed the king of clubs after This finesse wins, and de- bility at notrump. If your • Q J 10 4 winning the third spade. Then • K86 clarer continues hearts, mak- partner oftqn opens with he overtook ihe jack df clubs <5>Q7 64 ings three hearts, three diam- weak four-card major suits, O 10 7 4 with dummy's queen to lead OJ983 onds, two clubs and one and if he is uncomfortable • 10 9 7 6 the ace of clubs. 484 spade. with 4-3 trump fits, respond When the clubs, predictab- one nolrump instead of rais- SOUTH The odds are three to one ing to two spades. • A 95 ly, broke unfavorably. South thai Bast will hold one or had to go after Ihe hearts. both of the missing high West took the king of hearts O A K Q 5 hearts, but they are two to (A POCKET GUIDE TO *KJ and defeated the contract one against a 3-3 break in BRIDGE written by Alfred with the last spade and the clubs. Sheinwold is available. Get South Weil North Eut ten of clubs. your copy by sending 11.25 to 2 NT Pass 3 NT All Pass DAILY QUESTION Ihe Red Bank Register. P.O. OVERTAKE CLUBS POrJ'T Partner opens with one Box 1000. Los Angeles. Calif. Opening lead - • Q South should overtake the spade, and the next player 90053) • WE EVER . TALK I HEARP ANYMORE V 50/V1ETHIN6 ABOUT A PROMISE..

The Phantom Beetle Bailev r FORBID IT. NOT AS/IINST SHMH... MAYBE OH, POOS HAVE THAT WEAPON, OTTO'S SICK you A WAY OF IT SPREADS SHOULP KNOWING WHAT DEATH LIKE MAKES THEM PIA6UE! CALL A FEEL BETTER 2 Autos For Salt SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 30, 1979 15

CHEVROLET CONCOURSE ESTATE 2 Autos For Salt WAGON 147] - ElgfltMtMnaar, auto Ik, air conditioning Wtll-tducatad, 2 Autw For Salt JAutoi For Salt SIHtlpWauM hat gone to five coHmtt HMO milt*. I*M FIAT — 114 Waton. vary oood $*5fl. Cell 741 Ml) tondllioo, naw cluich and brakai At* FORD 1*7* GRANADA — Twottwr. TRIUMPH STAC 1972 - Clatik, fully ACCOUNTS BECEIVABLE ing unto Ml 1144 CHEVROLET 1*7) NOVA - H» cylinder, automatic, powtr Hear loaded, T rool. cpnvtrtlsla. low Somt MPtrltnci praforrofl. Loca* v-a automatic, power ttaaring/brakai. ing braket. air. 4*,47] mllat, ona year miitaga. excellent working condition araa Tt 17M0 vttr AMC AMBASSADOR UW — Four- ihW miiei 11.110, tai and Ikanie guarantee tl.**l, tan and llcanta ai HMO Call (Ml) ili-oni. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCT door, 3M ogni cviirwar, auiumatu . air ailra RED BANK VOLVO. Oeal*f tra REO BANK VOLVO. Daaitr. K Thomat Ava 747-MV4 1 (onditionli>g, raar dafroit. powar ttaar Twin Bora Metort Inc Ing, manual brakit. tJ.HO milii, Mtam Ul Ne-man Soring Rd Had B«nk AIDESHOMEMAKERHpME V,M, Plus lai and Ikania Tom* Ford, FORO 1*7) LTD — Interior li AMC/JEEP 747 HEALTH AIDES - IM7W). #••*»• or 200 HM* », KetPOft. U4-1e0t or 1W0 CHEVETTE 1*71 - Standard iMft no maculate, angina aicellant. body part lime and 14-hour duty. No ti air. 17 mpg, JO.000 milat, UB00 Call thamilull Power ttaarlng/brakei, VAN 1*74 - Dodo* Trodotman Mf. II* Ptrkenct menurv FfM tralntn* BMW im - MO1 Drive In ctau whlli *7l llll afttr i JO AM, rOJXtt mllat AUina UK SM S**l engine power itetrInfl/brakat. wl couru. Earn hourly waaat Ptut "YOUR FULL SERVICE DEALER vouuv%onoai Four cylinder engine arnrtlma, dowi 717441* miiiaoe Car and Wwhaw ntmMirv. toor-isaod manual trammliiion. man CHEVROLET CAMARO LT - 1*74,110 eight cylinder tneint. vinyl roof, air Call Family & ChlMrM'i Strvkt, ual tloarliwj. POVM< brahai. AM/FM FORD — Golaila M0 1*7] - Original VOLKSWAGEN 1*74 DASHER WAG 222 »100 or 54141*0. ' tlirao. racllnint bucket MaU. Micholin TOndllioning. powtr ttttrlng/braka* owner new radlalt. lactorv air. tood ON — Vtrv good condition Raaun radial tlrti, U.U7 mlla* H«i. plus Ui julomtltc trantmlttion. radial whili Mi mile—a, I7J0B mllw *71 70*4 able weekday*, call alter I, 741-741) and (kanta Tom't Ford Int. 100 Hwv tide well tiret, AM/FM radio, clock, APPLY NOW FOR SEPT. 4IH 35. Keyooft 1*4-1MH or 1M» maintenance free battery. 4M11miltt FORD PINTO 1*71 - Good condition, VOLKSWAGEN 1*71 - Eictlltnt con- Drlvtrt wanted. pAri-tlma, te tt'mt SALES U19S. Hu. tai and llctntlrwj Tom , mow lirei. 1M0 Call 741-UI1 after S dition Standard HIM I71-MJ1 after hour We train tv wtclal IU*Mt •«»• BMW 1»JS - mi Loo*i Ilka new. air Pord Inc. MO Hwy II, Kaypori Dm. » relmburia COlt of Ptrmlt Mur»*v *ot condltponlng. automatic. AM/FM. n 1*0* or 1*00 Sorvtca, 111 Rl IS, MlddHtewA )bt mpg, rear dvtrottir Aiding IUO0 FORO THUNDERBIRD l**f - Good VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 1***— Rt hind Slporommt 741 «J2 altar * p.m. CHEVROLET VEGA condition, air. power tteenng biakai. built engint. aictlltnt condltlonn 1*71 ISOO 741-Oit). 11500 Call 4*1-1*47. ASSISTANT TEACHER — VWf drlWr, BUICK CENTURY 1*7] - Mult Mil. mU4i or 7B7*|17 for prttc hool. nour 111:1S throHO* 1:41. GREMLIN 197] - Good condition, * VOLKSWAGEN BUS— 1*79. ticalltnt tor Sapt Call 747-0141. , ' UP 32°/< Botng wetl. Eictlltnt condilion Three CHEVROLET BELAIR 1H* - Ori condition, many naw itemt |iiS0 wed, bowtr ttatrlng 1*00 7*1 2KW vllndtr. ttlck. 1571 firm. Sinai owntr. good condition Boil oflar •71-S931 ASSISTANT SERVICE MANAGER - BUICK LESABRE 197S — V-l. air con 717-0*7* Wantad for (era* voturnt GM dMMr. dillontd, powtr itetrlng braket. 44,M0 GREMLIN 1*74 - Aiking 11.W VOLKSWAGEN 1971 - Super Bttlie Mutt ha aaaortencod and cuttomar milit, Doe owntr HMO 71*433*. CHRYSLER IMPERIAL 1*70 — All Call after *. Low mllot, fourtpaod. radio, ntworitnlad Good ularv, all (tinge bant power. emtli«n( running condilion. t*1S24* tlrtt, pratlv car, 7I0-1010. Ct4tt Ntck flit Five day wot* For IntarvteW. Ca4l BUICK LESABRE 1173 — Cuttom four :harcoal with cnarcoal vinyl hood, all 741 7*41, * a.m. te 1 P.m . door harttloo. air, automatic, power >randna«tlrei Aiklnfl %V» 7l7-4t*O, VOLVO 1*71 |4S WAOON - Pour siecr inn/brahai, St.OOO mills, inow 7171110. HOLSEY PONTIAC cylinder, automatic, power tlttr AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC - tirat Inciudod. tttS. 741-7111. RTE. » S41 TWO EATONTOWN ing'braket, air. roof rack, eight track, Mutt be Milled In template automatxn CLASSIC IM* - Cougar ConvtrHMa hitch M.100 mlltt. 14.4*1. leu andrepair Vtrv bu»y IhM. FlVf-dOV work BUtCK Et-ECTRA 1*72 - All power New roof, tire* eihuatt. tlarao. low JEEP 1*77 CJ7- V-l, naw hoaw-dulv li< em* tltra RED BANK VOLVO. wttk Eictllent pay plan and banatltt dutch, hard and toll loo, wida tlrtt. Daaitr, U] MM Encallent condition. |*M Call after i mittaoj Rumton. HI 471/ 11,000 mlltt. 1S500 Can 741HUI. Apply in parson or call Circle Chtvrottt P.m., 4*541(1. Company. *41 Shrewibury Ave , CREDIT PROBLEMS KITSON CHEVROLET CO. Shrtwtburv. N J 141-11)0. Atk tar Nkk BUICK SKYLARK — 19*9, vtrv good NO catn? If you'ra working, we can 3 Trucks And Tnllars Trocchia. Sarvka M*waar. - condition Flvt ntw tiret ISO0 Call ilp to oat you llnlncad. No morwy v. 1* Eatonlown 7J9-O71*. down PcvmtntiarranoadtoMlt vour m ion AUTO MECHANIC — naadt Many Ntw and Quality Uwd CHEVROLET SUBURBAN 1973-C10. EiPtrttncad with looii BUICK RIVIERA 1*71 - Eicallanl Cart lo choota from Call Mr Fradar- LABRIOLA MOTORS INC. thfte toatt. R**M hitch, IM anoint. condition, |*75. 1*44 Thundarbird - >ckt al Rattai Ponllac, m Broad St Newman Sprlngi Rd , Rad Bank air, SJ4M. 741-1101 mnii HeitoraBle, »00 747H3J. Red Bank 741 tin AUTOMOTIVE 74M4J] CHEVROLET EL CAMINO 1971 — CADILLAC 1*77 ELDORADO - Ei Conquitta, Ml tngina, automatic. SHOP celient condilion. low miliage, lull MALIBU 1*7] ~ Powtr ileermg air, Powtr ttatrlng/brakat. air, low POWtr. Clll 74)1711. radial lirat. runt on ratjiiiar Mutt tell, mileage At* Ing SUM. ITTIMt. INSTALLERS MOO or bail oflir »l»4* We haav vei immtdlatilte e optnlnl M llor Indl- CADILLAC ELDORADO mi - DODGE POLARA 1*70 - Four-door, CLASSIC 1*4* — StMt body Ford widualaiti with fronl-ond. brakei er ti- Avocado grean mi\ti while top. good MERCURY itTS - Four-door Grand truck, mini condilion, only 11,000 ori hautti totttt m iniiailaiioiiilii n iMptrltnck a automatic, air, look* good rum ti Marault. powtr ttetrlng braktt. air condilion, tiOOO. Call I7I-1M*. client, ilOO *M 1117 alter *:*> p.m. ginai mlltt Bttt ofltr After i When you join tht item of MWa* tpt conditioning, automallt, fully equipped 74.* 4*19 cialitit. you'll rtctlvt a lop Mlarv and CAMARO 1*7* — Type LT V-l, ftuto- DODGE DART 1*71-One owntr, ill.- with burgular alarm, 42.000 mlltt Atk- all company btntlili Apply al MMat malk trtntmlailon. J7.000 mils*, air cyllndtr, iiciilint gat mileage, vtrv ing «J00 Call only betwten * am • i DODGE POWER WAGON 1*71 —Muflltf, 450 Hwv, 35, MMdWtWn, t* conditioned Power ilttr clean, htt tun rool and fold-down rtar p.m., 747-4491. four wheel drive, Modtl t». HI en 1*1* Cor He* Avt. Neptune i ' Hint Call 191-H10 or 172 01*9 ing/braHat/wlndowi/locki. 117*0 taat. automatic, good lire*, 51550 MERCEDES 197* MOO - Blur tun Evil. 270 Ml I 544-111* MIDAS MUFFLER root, loadod. 7,000 miln. lif.MO CaH DUMP TRUCK 19M — Auto Car, SHOP CHEVROLET IMPALA 1*7] — Gray, DODGE 1*74 - Station Wagon, air. 741 TOM larvjtm, II vdt . iplli Ihltt. Cai black vinyl top, four-door, ISO motor, powtr ttttrlng/braktt, i7.00o mile* MERCURY COUGAR - 1*71. cham Vt-Wf attar 1 p.m. automatic, power Hearing, front dlK Clean 11450 Ml-4*2* brakat. AM/PM radio, rum good UO0 pagne and brown, fully iQuiiwd l«K0 FORD BRONCO 1977 — 103 V-l anoint. WANT TO EARN EXTRA MONEY or bail oftaf J42-17.1. FIAT SPIDER ISO 1*71 - Eicailant Call 71M4H AM/FM ittrto caittltt, aulomatlc. BUT NEED TO BE HOME WHEN RWL lirtt, white wagon wheel*, tlared condition. tl275. Car can be teen after MG MIDGET - 1*7*. torwerlibi* with YOUR KIDS ARE HOMCT CHEVROLET CHEVETTE 1*7* - Au- 4pm, 741 IS44 linden, roof rack, Irpnl puth bar with hardtop, AM/FM cattatla. fog llghtt. part tlmt four-whtti drive. Btcomt an Avon Rtprettntatlvt and lomatit. air conditioning, manual Call after a. 4*541)1 do both Flexible hour* let you tall 1979 iltarino, and braket, maintenance Ira* FIAT SALES AND SERVICE-Lavint tPtre gat can pirn carrltr. powtr during the hour. thai tult you ban For battorv. whit* »W* wan trrtt, (apt Motor, Corp , Mapit Ave , Rad Bank MONZA 1*7} - 1 + 2, VI, flood Condi braktt. manual tlttring. M,ll) mllat detail*, call Mrt Hammond, tJt-U*!. .In&es, 43,041 mile*. U.Hiplui ta* and 741-*S7O. lion. Aiklrwj W5Q0 or twit offer Call V4I9) Buy now and beat winter four . Kontlutt, m-UU . « llcsnta. Tomt Forfl, lOO Hwy. 11. Kay- whttler price* Tan and llcenta tNtra port. 1*4-110* or 1M0. FIAT PEUGEOT DEALER am, w+m. Tom't Ford Inc., IM Hwv 15, Keyport BARTENDER - EKperlancad'wriy TOYOTA COROLLA BILL LANZARO'S AUTO SALES INC. MUSTANG 1H* - CllllU SIM- M iwt or 1*00 Full time, nlghli Apply In ptfian be CHEVROLET - 1972, itandard tram IM Mlin SI. Milewan Ml WOO cvllrwJar, three tptad itandard thill. twttfl 1 i P m at Tht Pour rtabM, MO FORD PICKUP 1*74 — F-15O Eaplorti mution, tix-c vtlndtf, at It, %31S or bell FIAT 1*72 naw Mint, ioo*t and runt gnat Lift of Shrtwtbury Avt. Tlnton Falri Nt Ofltr 2*4-1*11 recent engine repair* available 11100 Ctmptr cap plut many titrH. Ei phone call*. ' - Good condition cailenl condition Call between I and 10 SELLING CAR Call 717-ti*! 741-1M9. CHEVELLE 1*** - 427 four tpaad. BEAUTICIAN - EHPtrltncprt 9O*v IN AMERICA Cragari, naw interior and uliauit. FIREBIRD i*7r —Formula, air condi MUSTANG t*7* — Threi-door blue, II lima. Call Ktlly't Btauty iaton, many amrat Bail oflar over |1M0 excelltnt condition, mutl tall AM/FM FORD F-ltt - 1*77. 11' DO* truck Main St. Btlrord. 717 1014. eM J4*3 tionad, T-roof, power itHrins, clock quadrapnonk radio, eight-track, tun Automatic trantmlttion, lit eight jjjoi and lath, lour mod Altar a. 717-1101 roof. Paid U wo atklng 1S.70Q Calt cvllndtr angina, power tleerIng, power B~OOKKEEPER-Fullllmt.Macf.lni CHEVROLET 1**4 - Four-door, rum FORD 1*70 RANCH WAGON - Auto- m il'I 1*1 20M or «7I 0445 alter t braket. dual rear whteit roll-up rtai mperiente nocaturv. Wrltt Mr* Fxcellem economy! Standard equip 1100 or batt offir matic Iranimiiiion, powtr tlotr- door, plut tide door, cab llghii, trucl Fiupatrlck. Prown't, 31 Brood. St. Rod men] includes 4 cyl., economical en- 7111111 after i P.m. Ing/braktl Call 717 V01* after I p.m. NOVA 197* - Two-door, air, small mlrreri. gauge. 11.137 mllat Good lor Ban*.- » gine, 4 speed manual trans. full tiansis CHEVROLET 19*9 WAGON - Good aiflhicvllndtr. U.*00 hauling furniture, carptti, ale. Jutt $ FORD MUSTANG 1*7* - T C*ll H4-M1* 111*}, plut lai and iicintlng Tom'i lOOKKEfcPkH txperttnctd, Ac lowed ignition system, power assist running condition. (ISO Ford Inc., 100 Hwv. ». Ktvport countt Receivable Payable through 7419475 Iwolona palm, tapa itrlptt, white ildc Iron) disc brakes, style steel wheels wall tirat, ipon wrtaalt. ipon mlrron. OLO5MOBILE TORONADO 1*71 - 7M 1*0* or t«0 Gtntral Ltdgtr, iomt cltrkal dutttl- CHEVROLET STATION WAGON IM* manual Hearing and brakit. 2100 four Two-door, automatic, air conditioning, 144^200 (or aopolntmtnl. MacPtwson strut suspension, locking cyllndir ing in*, automatic Irani good condition Can between 10-1. Aiking UU 171-0 TO gu cap, vinyl Ducket seats, manual 3675 Call altar 7 p.m., J*41)*3 million, 41,It* milat. U1*S plut tax BOOKKEEPER -All booki to tartar M ltdgtr. mutibt highly auallfptd Relar slewing Lisl price 13902 Not In stock and licania. Tomt Ford. M0 Hwy. ]}. Ot-DSMOBILE 1*77 - 14,400 Air, CHEVROLET VAN IM* - /0.000 Kiyport IW 1*0* or 1*00 erxe* needed Frlngt btnttiit c«n whri optional equipment Brand Newt mllat. ttirat-iMod. tin tvlinoar, pan power near ing/braktt. AM/FM, if.000 PARCEL TRUCK - Dooot D100 1H7 I4M101 for appolrrtmtrn elM intldt, good condition, |7M FORD IMS - Ekcallant condition, M00 lltt. Call 4*1-111* Rum good with titra psrii. Call MM4«* W-11M. davi, alter S W call »1-U57 1172 Plymouth Wason. 1100. Call OLDSMOBILE 1*77 - Station wagon, BUS ORIVERS - School (MI drlvtrt 717 21S* wanted Still havt tlmt for training In CHEVROLET VAN 1174 - Power Cuttom Cruiitr Fully equipped, li- SCOUT II 1*71 — Four utod tiandard Stpt Pltttt call John al tht Van Nor •leering, automatic, naw brakai. llrtt. FORD MUSTANG MACH I 1*71 - ce Hint condition Ctil 7411712 vary good condition (rSilde and out :k Brolhert. Hwv 1*. Ettt 11)00 Call 1*1-4711 um. rasulir gal. HKN) or twit offer Fallback, tin cvllndVr, four toaad. OLOSMOBILE CUTLASS t*71 — Of I Ktarnbyrg. 7I7-09H- 4*H7*7. AM/FM tierec. tight tram, digital •irujl owrnr, automatic, powtr ttttr- TRUCK INSURANCE CAR RADIO INSTALLERS — Lara* NO CASH-^ clock, power itMring. manual brakai. ing. vinyl top, ntw tihault tvttem, FREE quote* and blndtrt bv Pftone I CHEVY MALIBU 1*7* — Four-door, 47.1)2 mllat. Radial wtiltewall llrat OEM diilrlbuior nttdt eiptrltncttl takat regular gat. t*» Call 77*t»0. CALL TOLL FREE WH11*701 OEM radio InMtlltri. ticttlant pay | JOS eight-eyilftdar, air conditWnad, AM 1109} plui tax and lltente Tom'i Ford. 12-4 p.m. Sun.; S-f p.m. Mon lo, whltewaii tlrtt, lapa tlripai. Inc., M0 HWY II. Kayp«f1 1*4-110* or Mutt hava ont year taptrltnct In n»w I mwtf netrlng and brahai Bodvtlda PINTO WAGON 1*71 - Stick ihIM, intlallairont Call W-I*4-Ba4i. motdinot n.liO mllat. Jutl %im. Plui 4 Motorcyclot '79 CEUCA tf.000 mlltt, |1,SM CARPET SALESPERSON — •>• tai and llcama Tom i Ford Inc.. M0 FORD GRANADA 1*73 - Four-door. Call 741-47*7 DOWN! ^ Hwy IS, Kavtort M4 1*0* or 1*00. air. powtr »teenng/br*kei, 12.000 >trlanctd for quality carpat thaw- If* KZ *00 KAWASAKI — With toddle mlloi, inteiieni condilion, HIM PINTO 1*71 - Two-door, lour ipeed bagt. crath bart, wlndihieid, oil gauge, oom Call Monmoutn Carpal. Rt. IV MMW sm good condition. 21.000 mlltt. HIM >«krwrti mnn. Call 4*1101) aftir 4 p m 2*4-1*]] FORO LTD - 1*71. lour floor Sfdan, CARPENTER/FOREMAN —(Mttaor emaiaJ Riiontible ptrton ntodtd for AM/Fi good condition UM PINTO 1*71 - SlltMhlft, 11,000 mlin. CYCLE INSURANCE WOO Call, Ignt carpentry, flnithlng work, and ta million, air conditioning, powtr win 141-HI* FREE guotet and binden bv pnont orsanlit crtw Traveling rtqulrtd , dowt. 44,1*1 mlttt. SIM Plw tan and M*-1171 CALL TOLL FREE K»«l *7M : iktnat TanVt Port) inc.. m Hwv IS,FORD PINTO - 1*71. two-door, auto Salary commtnturttt with ibllitv and . 1*4 1*0* or l*M malic. 2)00 lour-cvlirKlar engine, power PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1*74 — AulO: aaptrltnct. Call !f1-)*n. i braket. manual Hearing, AM radio, malic air, power ttatnng. great thapa, FREEHOLD Iflisi I CHEVROLET CAPRICI WAGON 1*** rear delroilar. 1I.*7] mllit «4«, plui good miltag*, llrat, HSM 1*1 *4il CHAUFFEUR/DRIVER -H - HMO mMaa. rtcairt tuna UP. good tan and llcenilno. Tom't Ford Inc , 100 HONDA mediately through Sttri Mh Goodpav Hwv. ii. Kava«r1 1*4-1*0* or 1*M PLYMOUTH ROAD RUNNER !*•• - Relerincat. W*n* . uatjt. PIM BMW ttrti, %tm *H«M* A real claitlc Bttt offer Call 71717)7. GRAND OPENING pftar i It ..a. bttwttn I P m » p.m. CHECKER MARKER Win tram long & short tarmi - Daily R«ntil« - * GEORGE WALL Lowest. Prices In N.J. tieadv, cortKltnllout Ptrton for good All makes • modal* - Fleet Diicounti CHEVROLET 1971 NOVA — 51* LINCOLN/MERCURY PONTIAC ORAN PRIX 1*79 — Auto- FREEHOLD HONDA paving lob Only thoM wtkint Ian* cylinder, four-door Chevrolet 1971 Shrewsbury Avi., al Sycamore matic, powtr tlttring and brtktt, RT 9 SOUTH l tfnptovmom naM apply Free CaH Jim Chamberlain 826-8550 Maitbu wagon Can M*_***J ovtningt Shrawtburv 747 S4 H.*J9 mlltt. 301 eight cvlindtr engine. FREEHOLD, N J hotpllalluilon, paid vac al tan Apply air conditioning radial whltt tltM wall 4*1-4011 Top Hat Uniform Rental. Ill Myrtle lirtt, (wo-tont paint, landau vinyl roof, "WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD' Ava.. LaAt Branch 2AutosForS»la 2AutoiForSala clock, rtar dtfrott. T Bar root, bucktt «5389 100% QUARANTIE wait, ti.m A tttal, plut tan and RK/TYPIST - For purchattr»ti He Available lo a!! our Reliable used car buyers - Ask about our httntt Tomt Ford, 2M Hwv JS, Key MOD HONDA 100 1*71 - Good cond) Mrtmani of tltctronkt firm Gttd lyp port. l*41*f» or 1*00 lion. US0. S*1 M47, in* requlrtd Apply In etrton, Electro Home Owner Special K* 1000 1*71 - Llkt MW, warranted impultt Lab, til Chttlnul St, Rad THE building Isold PONTIAC GTO 1*70 — MOO. 400 cu. in. many chroma titrai. mutt tall Bank. An tqual opportunity tmptevtr engine, good condition 747-014* Mm EicMnUcamFHI In Call 747l**l FREE 15% USED CAR COURTESY DISCOUNT PONTIAC FORMULA 1*71 - 400 Rim YAMAHA YZ1M 1*7* THE owners art new— Air, ntw 400 HP engine. Murxl* Mil 1S7S Attractive aptnina for Individual wilh 77 FORD $3305 75 PLYMOUTH $1195 laur tptad, naw llrti and Craoart. t« Call M7-MSI wo thret vaar* axMritrtct in benefit 78 PONTIAC $4595 4 « 6 CYLINDER ciiitnt condilion, mutt tall Atking lunMrd, 4 c»l,auto Irana. P». P/l. LTD, VI, aulo. Irana, Pit, P/B. atr admlnltlratlon. Retponiibllille* In cond, vinyl rool. AMTM, 10,001 HOOD or bail offtr »1-47» AutoSarvlcai/Parlt lude adm Inltl rat Ion of twntflt pro • lrcor«.A«IIFII,IS.171mllai SPECIALS MAY we serve you? grimi. coordination with cirrlert. In PONTIAC CATALINA 1970 — Engine iwranct claim* and adluittr and 78 PONTIAC $4750 excellent, body natdt a little work. UN 1974 OATSUN PICK UP — claim procattlng Thlt pttllltn rt 78 FORD S459S 76 FORD $3795 75 CHEVY $3495 or belt ofltr 191174V BunWrd Wagon, 4 cyl, auto trana, Fairmont, I cvl. auto. Irani, P/t, Muitang, 4 cyl, aulo. tram. P'B. Monte Carlo I cyl. aulo tram, Pi truck for parii Like naw condition qulrtt patMnce and abllltv todtal with Pit. Pit, air cond, AM radio, rool P/B, air cond, vinyl roof. AM/FM, 491HM11 Ptwle and indtptn knowltdgt of Mata rack, woodgialn ildta, 11,017 PB, air cond, AM/FM, winy I rool, Pit, air cond. vinyl roof, 11,1 REMSEN DODGE PONTIAC ORANDVILLE — 197], two- diMbiiltv lawt We'll provlda you wrth Qhla optlom, 41,111 mllai door, 41J/elghi cyiindtr engine, oower windowt. power tlearing/brakai. air Auto Rant/LMta a good Mlarv plut comprahtniivt ben 78TOY0TA S5895 $1594 M Mala IL, Matawaa, l Mtcfc w*M d Ml Btattaa condltlonlns. vinyl roof. AM/FM tttr- tfltt Package For Interview appoint 178 CHEVY $4695 Callca unfrock. 4 cyl. S ipoad 75* FORO mant, contact Mrt O. Morta, 5AMOO0, 76 CHEVY $3795 Qranada. • cyt, 3 spaad manual to, radial/white tidewati lirtt 70.7U Ell. US. I Chavana, 4 cyI *ulo Irana, manual manual Irani, manual altering. Irans, PS Pit. air eond. vinyl roof. mlltt. 19*1, plot taa ana Ikantins RENT A VAN — LOW. low rates. Coll I auartng. P/l. tlr con<, AM raOo. Pit, AM/FM, rtar dofroat, 21.M2 Monia Carlo Landau, VI. auto 566-6100 Tom't Ford Inc., WO Hwy Ji, Kovpori, Marty, TOM'S FORD. Hwv IS. Key llMCuia. Irani, Pit. Pit, P'wlndowi, 764 1 » or i POM. 1*41*00 TYPIST Pflrunk, P'door lochi, AM'FM, air SECRETARIES 78 TOYOTA $4795 78T0Y0TA $4795 cond, 30.561 mllei 75MEHCUHY $24951 PONTIAC 1*70 CATALINA — Reliable USED AUTO, 1 VAN RENTALS Cougar. I cyl auto, trana, P*%,P•,,•,, manuarirarfsprl deirotl, IS.IHmllai. 74 FORD $1795 IMS or batl oflar Call after 1, »t-*M modal wrick* Highett prlctt paM countt TvPt 41 warn. SUrt 1110. I ataarlrt' ga ta MbrahoaM . ai- r cond. AM 76 FORD $2795 ELMER MUTI now Call Rocco. 717 MM. 717-SU*. ACE EMPLOYMENT AOINCY I radio. iV ).4Urr,«ai 78 TOYOTA $4695 Oranada, • cyl, auto. tram. P/t, STEIN CADILLAC ADD MONEY TO YOUR POCKET - 10 Thtmat Ave UT «94 SArtwabwrv P/B, air cond, vinyl roof. AM radio, ASBURY AVE . ASBURY PARK Corolla, i cyl. < 77S-1BO Sail thai old car. mod or iur*. CLERK ual Hearing 35.773 mllai B 1 C TOWING. 2*1 1*91 OPtrate leroM or Kodak po 78 CHEVY $6995 AM/FM. 12, HI 74 AMC $1195 3TRAUB BUtCK-OPEL taulpmani Start U Par haw. Slater. • cyl, auto Irani, Pit. NINE ACRES of Ntw and Utod Cart ALL JUNK CARS AND WRECKED - ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Pit, 4 wheel drtvt, alt cond. 76 FORD $2195 Hwv IS 1*4-4090 Ktvport Can bought Hlghtit prktt otid 78 AMC $2995 Pinto. 4 cyl. 4 ipead manual tram, Bill. 4*1-0*11 10 Thomtt Avt. 7M " OVtmlln, • cyl, 3 apttd manual manual itaerlng » brakai. AM h> SUBURBAN CHEVROLET 1*71 ~ COMMUNITY SERVICE REP-Mon tram, manual aletrlng, P'B. AM dto.SI.SHmllet • 74 CHEVY $1650 Cutlom O*i ui i. 10-patMnMf. tlr. JUNK CARS WANTED mouth Courtly rtttdont, urwrnptovod radio. 11,371 milei blut/while Vtrv good. %U» 741-2W1 latt 10 wtokt. for fund rplilm wwj PH ChavaHa. B cyl. auto. Irani. P/t, I Red Bank. 741-107* 78 FORFORD $$4150 76 FORD $2695 TOP DOLLAR work with a MlteiM htalth PTWAIU I Ptrrlo. 4 cyl. aulo. Irana. manual 77 PONTIAC $3695 P B air cond. vtnyl rool. AM radio, THE FINEST SELECTION - Of ntw lion. Rttumtt to Btw OMB, Tha Dallv Vtntun, | cvl, auto. Irani. Pit, Oranada 4 door, • cyl, auto Irani, arm uwd cart In Monmoulh Counlv FOR USEO CARS Rtfllliar, Shrtwtturv, H.J. 07701 I ataaring fit. air conO. AM radio. P'S, P'B, air cond, vinyl rool. AM Over in air conditioned ntw cart In LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. I lllilmllai Pit, AM radio, air cond. vinyl rool. 15.507 mliel radio. 43.4Hmlltl 74 PLYMOUTH $1095 tlOCk McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC , It ]} tavrtvllla, N.J. 72MM COLD STORAGE WAREHOUSE LA- Fury. • cyl, luto tram. Pt, P,», [ Shrewibory Avt . Ntw Srtrawtburv TOP DOLLAR SORERS - Full tlmt. day work. Part 77 LINCOLN $7995 76 FORO $2395 P windowi. P'leaii. P door rocks, 741-4300. tlma, nigM work Apply In Mr pan al I Maid V, V-l. auto. Irani. Pit. P't, AM FMtap* 14 SUmlle* Paid tor lunk and utod cart 77 PONTIAC $4395 Pmto. 4 cyl. aulo Irani, manual Call 741-1241 Monmoulh Batch Frtwtr Company, 14 I P/wlnoowi. P'door toefca, P/aaati, leering l brakai, AM radio. ».M0 TOYOTA CELICA 1*74 — Two4por. valentine St . Monmoulh Btath. I UN wheel, crullt control, AM/FM Oran Prli, I cvl. auto. Irana, PS automatic, air conditioning, clock. 74 OLDS $2395 gauge*. Iwo-tont palm, radial white TOP DOLLAR PAID I it.r.o t-lrtck. air cond. vinyl roof. Pit. P'wlndowi, AMTM lapa. air ' tunk can immtdlate pkkue CONSTRUCTION WORKERS — En I W.MamHtl cond, vinyl rool, 31 ,IM mHai. tlda wail llrtt. powtr braket. manual Ptriencad FimKlar with hard wof* for 76 TOYOTA $4195 tietring, 11,47* miltt. 12,991 plut and Call 211-ino or ttl-ntfl pipe craw. Good pay Steady work. 77 CHRYSLER $4195 Celica - Specials Celica 4 cyl. 4 ipeed manual tram, license Tomi Ford. 100 Hwy. «. Ktv- WE NEED USEO CARS *3aV*l*2 manual Hairing. P'B, AMTM, pod 2M 1*0* or 1*00 Top dollar paM MULLER CHEVRO 35.361 mHas 73 CHEVY $1395 | LET. Hwv 14. Maiawan. ' COLOR MATCHERS - Wantad. ••• 77 TOYOTA $4795 Monia Carlo, Scyl. aulo. tiam. Pi TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Suatrb Ptrttnct color makhlnt, In vtaryl.tirt- CeWca Coupa, 4 cyl. S ipoad 76 TOYOTA $3395 Pit, air cond, vtnyl roof. AMFM. Mr vice DOWNES PONTIAC. ULowtr WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS vurt primint. Salary commtntwrate manual Irani, manual Hearing. raar dafroil. 70.720 milas. Main St.. Matawan M*-ll*9 SCHWARTZ Chryiler-Plymouth with eiparltnca. All cor 77 CHRYSLER $4495 P-B, AM'FM. raar dofroil. cuitom Corolla Wagon, 4 cyl. auto. Irani Rod Bond, 747-0717 •fit* Can Ptrunnal, 1 I Cordobi. a eyl. aulo. Irani. PJ. •trlpa, 30740 mHas P'B. manua".oaring AM FM lapa. 73 CHEVY $1795 TOYOTA CELICA GT LIFTBACK 1*71 I fit. air conn. »ln l rool. AM/n«. •B.374 mill * - Excellent contfltion. reatonabte COMMUNITY RESIDENCE* 4*N r Monia Carlo. I c>l. aulo. trana. P/l. price During day. coll Andy al H1-U00 AGCR — To twptrvlM Maft.prMj da li.WTmll.i 77 TOYOTA $4995 PI. air cond. .Inyl root. AMFM CaltciUftbaek. *ryl, auto Irani, or tvtnlwt*. m-WO* veiop program for tla dtvtte<)rnanitatly 76 TOYOTA $4195 raar daOoai, 79,274 mlloa ditaWtd adulU. RttPtmtlMt, f*m- 77 TOYOTA $4995 manual i.aarlng. P'B. AM/FM, Corona Wagon. I cyl. auto Irani. rOYOTA m* CORONA - Deiuil, tied Ptrton BA plut printout ti- Caeca Llflbacli, 4 c|rl, 9 apod ma»- rear window dtfroit, cuttom P'S. P'B. •<> cond. AM FM ittrto ntadi tomt work. 11*5 or bait ofltr. 51 HalpWanttd . iince In rttidential ttrwkat. far ual Irana, manual IIMrlng. P.», air •trlpt. 13,702 rnHai. woodgraln. raar delroil. 40,274 REDUCED handictpptd ptrtont Salary cam- I com, AM/FM. M.9"nl>aa Mala/Famalt manwrtU with eiparknct and awail- TOYOTA COROLLA LIFTBACK SRS licationt Stnd rttumt ta Dir»etarJ»#v $4795 77 BUICK $2995 "76 OLDS $3195 73 CADILLAC $2495 t*7* — AM/FM radio, tlrttad windowi, Idtntial Strvlctt. P.O. In.in, 77 FORD Canlury, • cyl, aulo. Irani. P/t, Pit, Sadan DvVltta, • cyt. auto Irani, iletl betted radlalt. flvt-totod, en AMUSEMENT PIER - Gtmt con- Cuttaii Supreme, t cyt. aulo ceiienl condition. 44.000 milt* Atfclng Mvrewtburv, N.J 07701. *. . AM radio, cmlom •trip*. IS,lit rani. P'S, P'B. air cond, vinyl roof. PS P* air eond. P/wtftdawti. ctttion optratort Full »M part timt • nil) -tnytrool. 7t.M0i-.Haja 1MM 1*4 ISM I JJ.IIlmHai AM'FM. 37 721 mitt* COUPLE WANTEO - *. nou*t kttpi naj ano rca 77 CADILLACADILLAC $6895 77 OLOS $4195 76 OLDS $3195 Elmer has made himself and GEORGE Aparimtnt plut cam mil law, Apatt y In Cutlaai Wagon I cyl, auto, tram, 73 CHEVY $1795 perton, BELVEDERE HOTEL, | Cowa MVHU D ilooanco. I cyl. Curia u Supreme. I cyt. S ipttd Ktantourg, 9-1. Pit, Pit. PrMrlrvt i, wood grain. manual tram. PS P'B, air cond. ;amaro, I cyl, auto tram, P/S. •**, WALL LINCOLN MERCURY countless I aulo. Irana. P/l. Ptf P/wlmJowi. AM radto, raw rfroel. It .Ml I PKoo. loc>i, Praaau. P/aMarma. inyl roof. AM/FM, 4S.I11 mHas. air cond. vinyl root, AM/FM VALUABLE COUPON DENTAL ASSISTANT - Hbjh aatarv, I Mr com, *iyi root. Wl •*"', caitatie H.OItmitoi friends over the past decade. exptrltnctd, X-Rav Ikarvta, Baa* WHJ I 49.142 mHoa. 77 OLDS $4695 75 CHEVY f 2795 73 PLYMOUTH $1595 chaktidt. Call 277 un 77 FORD $3895 Cutlaai Supreme. S Ctrl, auto. Mom a. I cyl. 4 50 CENTS OFF DENTAL ASSISTANT-OMtnM0M*i Irani. Pit, Pit, P/windowi. air tram, PI P-B. air cond. AMFM. front dttk. eintrltnct prtfarroal, but I Uuiiano. 4 ejl. aulo. Irana. Pf», cond. vinyl roof. 27,tM rndai. M.3SI miiei Why don't you stop in and see Elmer not ntcnury Vavport ana. Call I P/l. AM»M. jf.Jrt about your next car? Help celebrate his Your Next H4-S9B DENTAL ASSISTANT - Ch*irM#j, "tenth". fun time, enptrltncad only, Calf far DAIY KG6TB OASStUD AD interview, 1*1-1150, If ray art By ptewnimg ihrs coupon motivated ta bt vttwr nry (aioi Wtien placing you' clashed »d DENTAL ASSISTANT - *>vwrt, (Sort. n# fod tomnti Fjmiry Ad part-tlmt, tivtrlonct intl X-r«v or CankKl AdvtrVfr t) «ftHk«>noi. trttmnt. Cli Hi ttn DRIVER -MutiMaMtl LINCOLN SHREWSBURY AVE AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE Irua, iltndard lr«i«MnrllL_ Take Route 35 North to Rt. 9 Eitt Rt. 164 (500 Ft. East of 2 GEORGE 1 driving record. HOMY Wfrtul ROUTE 184, WOODBRIDGE, N.J. Guys) OR Cardan Stal* Parkway North, 1st Exit ovar ' SHREWSBURY H J *atarv. OH par hour. Aftptff • Brldga, tatta Rt 9ft tur n off on Routt 1M. Call 542-1700 Ntwrnm Sprlnn Rd., 9' 201-826-8550 WALL IMERCURYI 7475400 Hal chacfcB to: Tha Da*y fU>it«f Ont R*^ktf Plan. ttVtwfbunr, N.J. 07701 ea Nest Page 16 The Dkrily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ - MONDAY, JULY 30,1979 71 Merchandise 71 MtrchandlM Tiger For Sale For Salt Si HtiP Want* SI M.lp wanttd $1 H tip Want** QADtCROOM - Omm MM. On MHI. ln»l, UWUM Eictll.nl CO HAMMOND & BALDWIN DIRECTOR OF JPECIAL PRO GAL/GUY FRIDAY GRAMS - MA »lut Principal MECHANIC - Clan A. Euarlanced tUm. HUM oflw I47.1M alkr 0 I PIANO ANO ORGAN cartWkete Central off** U an can, uuckt and hydrauiki Win be CENTER International grepMc arts menufac DAY ION TRACTOR MOWER - responsible tar aMira wanlclai main- cut, perfect condition toil turtr la tartint individual •« Division o( Ailenberg OIRKCTCM OP GUIDANCE - MA tanancadapanmant Calin;«tl, Eil 47I-114S. typing tfclttt Ability to handta dive Piano HMM Mui(Mr«clirKIM«itP p M oaM* In tartan, Cauntr v SUOMT dlalown area it looking for a NURSE'S AIDE M/F - Part lima Call «2 4412 Car W.ei*v H*v " parlancad, Ikaniad cotmttotoaim watkendt, 1-4 Apply between ]-4 p.m Female For Salt PHOTOGRAPHIC RETOUCHER SUPERINTENDENT - Medium Hit LOVE SEAT - And tttreo contota, tha following treat hair cutting, ha Monday through Friday, Garden Slat* JlSn ORIVERS And finisher Experienced In negative condomuitum complex, eatttrn Mon I1M For further Informttion. cotorina. hair drawing, mankurlr Manor Nursing Home, I* Van Irackle Part-time, lecatlv tar tihoM bum and retouching Must ba able to work with mouth County Mutt vt quallflad Ir ATTENTION MOTHERS - Need • call Jaff at U1I7I7 padicurlrtff and ikln cart Cad MJ 4) Rd., llotrrmal DINING ROOM SET-Contemporar •««M. ftnatf «af of *w(l vaar. hi 1) par pencils, chalks and dvas Cad >«' ilw landscaping, lawn care, building main babysitter Call Couraaeout Chrit, I lenance and oparatlon of iwimminJB nine-piec* sal, *|" hutch will) sildfr Mur. Mwrpfty tut S«rv(ca, Slf Rt is, HEAVY FACTORY WORK — In II NURSE M/F - Pan time, 114 p.m take tvhet, toll and lerriblat »7l 1771 REAL ESTATE SALES pool filtering tyitem Fringa banefi>|. glass doors. S4" side board, table wil MH< U racvcllna plant, rotating ihlfu. E Apply batwean M p.m. Mondav Salary opan Sand retume to ChrltM FEMALE VOCALIST — Wllhei lo loin ii. chairs and Pads, IJ71 Call 471 MH parlance not ra«ulrtd Aoply In parM Ihrouah Friday, bardan Stale Manor Sterling Thompson Croup ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE — DM VKM-TAXI - Full-lime MM aart NANCY KOO PQ. fto» WI, Ocaanport, NJ,. - career minded band. Hal let araa MAHOGANY - Drwter and vanttv m only, MADISON INDUSTRIES. O Nursing Home. It Van Brack!* Rd Arta'l largatt and tinatt talecllon 373 FIREWOOD — Full c»fl. ouerented time, miMnO. days Mutt ba aver 15 92 Half Mil* Rd., Lincroft 1*41110, atk tor Linda Wattrworkt Rd . Old ferMaa, N tkduankum Yellowbrook Rd., Fan delivered Top qualllv Seatonad hai two unattached mirrors Anttoxtt -Yfcari aid Aaatv In perion, Vetkw Cab On EHII 109, Garden Stale Parkwai SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — Pel (Take Rt. 14 I Ptrtunj turnoff wa RECEPTIONIST — Oaik dark. Wai inodala, next lo Howall Park. wood 3*1 WS or 211*113 mahogany dresser Vanity and dreiter Campany, tti Oakland St., Had tank NURSES (M/P) or lull time starting at 3 p.m Long make fir it left, lhan boar left) ltt—0 vartad woman would ilk* motel or deth MCLAIN, 9»«71 (7 day*) sel Twin bedt with wooden haaalbggral. oemwoon la a.m.•# p.m nnon ~wrl. term, plaatajit work 741-4341 FIVE-SPEED TRANSMISSION position, good telephone experience Attoriad matil caWntto. HM01T- HELP WANTED M/F RN'S REAL ESTATE SALES SW ITCH^OARO OPERATOR n*al appearance Write X 111, Tha Dal For Chevrolet Monia DRV CLEANING CLINK - Checkeri Perion for delivery In the Balford a Be a part of our professional ttam in Opening lor two lull lime associates lo ORGAN — Farfati, axcallant condl- WANTEOr- EKpariancad only. Iv Register, Shrawifturv, N.J , 07701. BEDROOMSECTIONAL UNIT - N4JN Call 2*1 H34 M4 m#r**ri needed Full lima work Leonardo araa Mutt nava Mrvkeat a modern community hospital, easily start in September for one of MM Frlandly atmotphere. Rad Bank An pieces, for teenager or college itudartt, Aaffy Lllttt Silver Cleaners. Branch auto (v*t\ or station wagon preferred accessible to major hlehwavi Op dletown'i leading agencies Marketing iwartng par vice, Mf-OeflO, RKLIABLC WOMAN — Desires new box sprlng/mattrett. Colls Neck Ave-, Lima Sllvar. J4i in THE DAILY/SUNDAY REGISTER porlunitlas are now available for: and training progeem, Member of Na- FOR BEST BUVS IN PIANOS AND domettk work, two days a wee*. Cal Offers 94M444. Circulation Department •Mental Haaltn, 3-11 tional Rrlerral Service and Monmouth ORGANS CONSULT MAX LEWIS •Operating Room, M Count v MLS Construction lo start nti TEACHER - Phvikal Education and after I, 741-OUJ RAILROAD TIES - 7l«,r4, No. 1, t4; MI 4000, Ext. IS? coaching naft, full and part time, for TUSTING PIANO CO. 7»(I* No. 1, selecl |f71 Like new,4«4 •EmerBency Room, 11-7 Fair Haven subdivision Call or write TRAVEL COMPANION — Mature, Art lor Mr McKntght local private school Sand ratume to JD1 Bangs Ave Atburv Park '75-O»;. and **• Pressure treated creosote and •Med/Surg 111, HI tor confidential interview FOULKS neat woman would ilka lo accompany Box M-»l. Tht Dally Negiiter. BEST TOP SOIL 1004 Hwv. 31, Ocean-774O444 CCA. from |to »»» » Call 2ft Til* •O R Orderly, 70 PRESTON AGENCY. 2 Woodland Dr healthy, straight compatible lady. Ex Shrawtbury, N.J. 07/01. Good fill dirt. Eckel Trucking, Ml f7O7 evenings. Professionallv compatitiva Mlaries Middteiown I/I 9494. ceiiani driver-well travelled. All ax HOSTESS/HOST - Experienced, FOR SALE — Cedar fence Halt, fou dilferenttals, comprehensive benefits TEACHERS - Afternoon Hebrew ptntes and moderate salary required _.OFA AND CHAIR - Air conditioner. il Apply in parwn li p.m.. Shor REAL ESTATE SALES — Join ont of tor II, Call annual merit reviews, avarv other Khool taakt dynamic taschtri for For personal Interview write X 270 BOXES — Corrugated. Packing SUP fXt>CRIENCED SINGLE NEEDLE Point Inn, S3U Hwv IS, Hailai our successful offices, with • proven inow tint, GM li with rimt. weekend off Call Personnel, 7] It 000 third, tourlh and fifth grades Call The Daily Register. Shrewsbury, NJ, plies for Industry and Moving and •411*tt after 4 P.m. OPERATORS - Wmtad t* work on plan tor succass, highest commits ions, Call K4-4rJ9 HVAC DEPARTMENT MANAGER Ext. 171. or apply in person S31-4410 or tend risum* lo 1200 ROMIIC Storage Call 747-40*4 or 441-4471. children'i coalt H-hour week twnuses Licensed or unlicensed Call mi FRENCH PROVINCIAL - Fruilwood 7419PM. For wholesale hout* Immediate ope Ava.. Ocean, NJ 07712, ompiete dining room set and crytti ing, excellent salary. Write P.O. SOUTH AMBOY Rick Grimm al Mala wan olllce, CHAIN LINK FENCING — Surplus handelier. Call 747 1S30 STEREO EQUIPMENT - Denon - ' • EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 419. Long Branch TELLER TRAINEES 55 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Situations Wanted first quality vinyl clad Mutt sacrifice assette player, plays 12 cassettes con Vf> INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS MO Bordcnlown Av« Cashiering background necessary Lo muoui. Lalavatte eight track Player REALESTATE SALES-7ctlfeofIka i » H ft. installed with top rail 100' FURNITURE — Perfect condition. Oe INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC TEACHE cal araa. Fee reimbursed. To 1130 Malt with Doibv, two tnflnliv tMakars, btg Sooth Ambov. N.J needs three full-time peoola, offering minimum Terms arranged JtJOJOO signer modular couches, marble Ar Po*lt(en tar Individual wno — Grades Si, certlfkation raaulred ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY wood cabinet, all In excellent condition Equal Opportunity Employer M/F lead I Century II Real Estate lamp, mirrored dining room table, ex •fi abt* to interfaca with all lavtli of Sand return* to Principal, Forretlda W thorn at Ave 747 ]4*4 Shrewsbury Best offer. 212 37M School, Rumion, N J 07J6O Deadline Academy training plus in-house Other ALL-AROUND YARD WORK — Trees tra large kitchen table, girlt bedn benefits Call Ed. I4MH0. TRUCK MECHANIC - Dltsei II- cut, uaiagei, gutters, etc., cleaned. COLTS NECK — Selected home set. 444-7472 Or 444-SM1-' •Salf directed and caoatHe « working Aug. t0, Equal Opportunity Employ* NURSES AIDES M/W — Full tlma. all perlence and tools necessary. Apply In Fraa estimates 74143M furnishings for sate Tea wagon, rugs oit «wn. shifti. experience preferred Apply In REAL ESTATE SALESPERSONS - KEYPUNCH EXPERIENCED Perton Schwerti international. 141 W. living room couch, kitchen table THE USED FURNITURE CENTER •Can handle confidantei dataiu with person. King James Nursing Home, 400 Active office. Full Ilme7*jk*rised or LJ. GONZER ASSOCIATES Front St., Red Bar*. BASEMENTS - Garaott claaned out chain, redwood deck furniture, ate FURNITURE - Quality Pttces al low iff Snrewiburv Ave., Red Bank Hwy It, Mtddl*town willsponscr Call P*uU*ft-JWi, Neigh aftcMMft. 1S1 Broad SI , Bed Bank Kl) and hauled away Light hauling. Cal Often. 944-4444 prictt for every room In your home Beans, Hat boom and Why Notl £«*l»eni talary, liberal benefits, Pius NURSE'S AIDE M/F - M, Clrllfk* borhood Really Group, USA. PAUL P TYPIST — For thesis project wall John, 747 3344 Crvtlal, china, silver and Hummels HREE VENDING MACHINES— E»- prot^ulonel work attvlronmant Sand tlon or axparienca required Eicellenl BOVA INC experienced and understand thesis lor' Mull tea at Lorraine'! Nearly Ntw, 1 COLONIAL COFFEE TABLE - S', ellent condition ModuHne-one coffee, retwnt with salary hlilory lo Box LADIES-MEN - Work al home on the benellts Apply in parson, ARNOLD met. Work at home. 944J9S3 alter 4 Vanderbilt Ave., Leonardo (behind REAL ESTATE SALES- On* of Mon good condition, heavy dark pine S7S. voup dispenser, one J candy ditpafiter; A JIJ. The Dally Regtttof. Shrewsbury, ptwna. earn HUSO weekly servicing WALTER NURSING HOWE, 611 South 57 DavCare/Nurserv Pott Office). Ml 0OJ1 Wednesday mouth County's most successful offices Call 147)449 300 each. One bottle toda machine, NJ 07701 our customers 1M 31*4 Laural Ava , HailH TYPIST — Part-time, 10 a.m. lo I p.m hroogh Saturday, IWj Sundays, tl-1 hat openings lor new associates Cat! Shrewsbury Write Box M 379, The Dai- _Schoo| ISO. 244-4)43. EXPERIENCED MANICURIST - LANDSCAPE - Gardeners help* NURSE (M/W) — RN. lull/part-llm* Roger Coiens al 741 7414 for contldtn- ly Register, Shrawibury, N.J. 07701. 1 NURSERY KINDERGARTEN — Reg FURNITURE — Moving. DinJoj room Knowtede* Of waNln* Call Tuev lo Fr Experience preferred Muit ha office work, Marlboro araa. tial Interview CENTURY 21, COZENS COPIER SCM144 - Only 3SM copies. Istar now for Fail tametter. Full or able, chain and server, chest of RANSMlSSION - And garage eoulp JACQUIE-S PLACE, no-un transportation. S4MM4 altar I p.m Call Ho IMP davi AGENCV. flu River Rd , Pair Haven. Upgrading, will sacrifice al 4ln original VENDING ROUTE PERSON halt-day session Nursery and pr*-kin- irawtrs. relrlgarator, • It slate pool LINDEN Experience not necessary, mant. Phone 222 2440. WAITRESS/WAITER WANITET D — LEGAL SECRETARY REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - dergarten. Rt. 34, Matewan 144-WJ4. cost. 141-4430. able, gai dryer, oval mirror 20x43, dot PART-TIME SECRETARY - For real bul helpful Starting ratals 25per hour Cain or trad* •xperWed, full-time evening- - Ingsi Apply Real ettal* aiperltnca, fled Bank of estate office on Rt. JJ In Mlddletown For aggressive office with maximum pan 11'xl2', rust rug 12K 10. Cal with fringe benefit! Hours, 4 a m lo SED BRICKS — Tennestee »tone and i. CooMaStOfMl, Hwy. IS. MM lice Sand retume and ulary desired Sat. and Sun, • lo 5 » Peasant worn training and advertising programs Ml 5747. 1:30 p.m. Call 344-3347. 4-7 p m. inder blocks. Used lumber, cat! Iron BOH A 3J*. Tha Dally Raglste ing conditions Call weekdays lor ao MELMED REALTY. 471-5450. CUSTOM MADE TEAK BAR — Like FURNISHING ON A LOW BUDGET urnace. 141 Monmouth St., Red Bamk Shrewsbury, NJ OrTOI ooinlment, »7t 7300, WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR — Full fixPCftlENCED MEDICAL SCCRE _ J, 44" hlflfi, M" detp, 71" long, foui - Chech the U5ED FURNITURE "RECEPTIONIST tirne, experienced in handling building 47 1012. TARY - Receptionist for busy op LIFEGUARD — Mull ba certified fo c ushioned stools, original cost HMO. to CENTER OF RED BANK, Fin PART TIME - Earn flood pay super Front otlka. Light typing, local ana. materials. Apply in person, Marine tomotogv office In Mtddletown area tmall warden apartment comple vising carrier delivery of Wwtakli settle ettate, 1415. Call l72-t*45 alter a nlture tor lest. 1*7 Shrewsbury Ave Some Friday night work Start HJi Lumber, Sea Bright. 61 Business WROUGHT IRON — Kitchen tat, three Sand resume to P 0 BOM lir. Mid lantit Highlands Call 2*1 0770 publication Immediate openings in p m or before 7 a.m. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY adial tires. Cliffwood Beach. Keyport, Tlnton Falls WAITERS AND WAITRESSES — Ex- MAINTENANCE PERSON — Pai 10 Thomas Ave 747 U1* Shrewsbury Opportunities HUGE YARD SALE - We mult mov and 5hrewtbury Must hive van Cal perienced only Our teaton Harts in Call after 12 P.m., 211-37|4 EXPERIENCED MASONS -> Mutt lima,' racanl rafarencat ettentia REGISTERED NURSE M/F - Part a large selection of eiotk plants now. miSOO September, gat in on the ground floor Dealers Invited. 201 Shore Blvd YARDMAN 32' RIDING MOWER - have own transportation Call W Pleas* Call Ml noon, MI li« lime, 7 i shift Please call Mtdicenter. AMS'OIL — Opportunity Seminar Daily-Sunday of new buiv gourmet restaurant. Apply Kearttburg. 7I7-M34. tO-S P.m. Brand new engine, runt, cuts well, be two*n I a.m.J p.m., Man.-Prt. PART-TIME DISTRICT MANAGER - •47 MOO Ell. 13. wed , Aug. t. al tha Milton Inn, Tlnlon between J4 P m , The Racquet Forum. »4S0/bett offer. After 4, 747-44ST Early morning position, luparvise Falls, 1-10:30 p.m. Learn about the POAM INSULATOR — E*p*rl*rK*d MANAGER — For company halplng RN'S M/F — Full and part-time. 3 11 White Road, Lut,l* Silver. small groups of newspaper carriers in fantastic growth and profit potential ol applicator of UF foam needed. Slaadv orginiialiom and etiurchat rais shift Full fringes. N*w Ivv House REGISTER Belford, Fair Haven and Keansburg WATER PLANT OPERATOR - Shift a synthetic lubricant dealership. For IBM TYPEWRITERS work, opportunity for advancamant lor funds Pr(v.ous ai tlvity In PTA, Scou Nursing Home. »n out Several permanent potliloni lor rt work Salary range, Heriing at 110,524 details, call Ml 4812 or 541*M7. RENTAL $19.50 per mo Wa parson tail 191-3979. ing or Auxiliary helpful. Salary, I Classified Ads 2 Garage Salts liable people Salary and car allow lo ftt3,4l4. Applications at Keansburg Rent with option to buy 172432 eludes commission. In five Usurer A RN OR LPN M/F — 11-7:30 a.m., lull FULL — Or part-tima opportunity a nee pays. 74I.MH; ntghti, I77-4O53 /art lime RN, 144 per tight hour Municipality utility Aulhorltv offka. ESTABLISHED PRE-KIN- ply in parson, 19 E Newman Spring KITCHEN CABINETS - 20" top andYard Salts Earn *S an hour UP, batad on affort Shift, LPN, US per eight hour shift. ZQ Main SI, Keansburo. No phone UfcHOAH I L-N Nursery school, (For at low as Rd.. Shrewsbury bottom, oven, countcrlop Stove Call 4-1 p.m., Wl-liTt tar anointment PAINTERS HELPER WANTED Excellent benefits Call Mrs King at •lit P'f te Lease), Bavshore araa, stale approved m, 1273 S44-2440 MACHINIST Boat hardware man Experienced in loterlor and ailerlor Iwood Hall. 222 5177 between li for N children par session Write Box X-241. Tha Dally Register, UHRAGE SALE — You name It, wa FULLTIME facturlng Millar Industrial, If work Alto must have tome knowledge 43 cents On« opening, driving four hours and ot peperhanglng. Start Immediately Shrewsbury, N.J., 07701. roboWv have It. Sun. through Sun.. • i Rd at Hwv IS, Morgan. South Ambov WAITERS/WAITRESSES LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS MMfil vard work, tour houri par day. Call 7*71971 ort4l-4St1 Atk tor Tom ,m. ll R.ogor Ay., Llwcroft. NJ SALESPERSON - Part-time. Ex- VERTICAL BLINDS 14.40 par hour Also, many par! timt perienced In building materials. Apply YEAR-ROUND ARD SALE - 112 Burlington Ava., Jobs available Murpltv Bus Sarvlca PART-TIME — Permanent position, n Perton, Marine Lumber. Set Briflhl FULL TIME 42 Mortgages* 30% OFF LIST) MECHANIC — Exoarlancad For FAST RfeSULTS eonardo Dishes, drapes, toys, bikes, 15k Rt 35. Mkktletown. (behind Sipers experience • pnone work, typing, Free delivery. Elenbv Products. Cal aluminum tiding and carpentry EXPERIENCED ONLY tc , Frl.Sat., Aug. 3-4, tO-l p.m. Hl) clerical, 10 lo 15 hourt per week Base SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEE - N.J Homeowners AT LOW COST 13-444* tor quote call >»4nt pay Pius 747-5151. Established retail store taeking ag CHANNEL CLUB GET 13400 GAL/GUY FRIDAY — Local business, MECHANIC - Clau A. CM an artnlva, motivated individual for full- MONMOUTH BEACH UO.OOO. MORE! Phone w\ time, II, four dam. WrIta lo* ton parience, guaranteed 40 hours All ben ime position Advancement possible, 01 Commercial PART TIME - Accoun. APPLY IN PERSON Fast decltlont, confidential ttrvlce on IM Commercial M-3M. The Dally Register, elili MlddleteM Oldsmoblla, «S Mai salary negotiable Sand resume to Box tanl, Bookkeeper Immediate opening Secondary Mortgaoa Leans! Shrewsbury, NJ. 07701. SI . Spoltwood 21140W X 249, The Daily Register, DO NOT CALL Rentali Expanding cosmetic company seeking Rentals 'hrewtburv, NJ. 07701 HORIZON CREDITCORP REGISTER in aggrasilve Individual to assist at SIHalp Wanted SIHtlpWanttd* ounimg doparimenl with bank rtcon- Crystal Brook Professional Bldg Rout* 3i, Ealonlown Classified Ads 54 BROAD 8T. ihatlon, cash dltburtamenlt, Journal roung company needs salespeople to WE NEED DRIVERS PRIME INDUSTRIAL SPACE entries and quarterly tan rtportt. Good irow with ui Distributors lo tha ntw CALL 542-7775 RED BANK, N.J. Mlarv Daytime hours. Equal op er dealers with exclusive line Pottn 12,000 sq. (1 Tailgate load- lMl Part tune Equal Opportunity Em 542-1700 (i r,n A DAILY GUIDE ANTIQUE OAK ROCKER — And ai cushion, «5. Sx 10green hall carpet, M. Major Northern Monmouth County centt; guitar, 110; lady's tops, 35 cents chair, (135 Matching oak gale-leg electric "Char-B-Oue". 120; Wards manufacturing company presently 471-9142 ' table, SI2S M41tf3 el eel fie rotllMrle, It}; Hamilton teekt responsible Individuals to fin Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS Beech "Double Mac", M; two white SECRETARY — Model 12 Photocopy vacancies in security departmint wicker chain, tip tech. 471-331*. machine by 3M. Bett o«tr over I17S Muit bt willing to work all thills. JENCH SAW — And power lander with motor, |7S. Midland stereo receiver 129-0713. Experience required. Salary plus com- HOUSE SOLD - Various items, two DRIVEWAY with digital clock and two speakers, UGHTHAtUNO ADDING MACHINES prtheniiv* benefit package. Apply in wicker chairs, tablet, beds, ate. SSS to W. 471-3|45. , CONSTRUCTION TYPEWRITERS person lo Robert Cook, f a.m.to 1 1 a.m. 2S cents for all. Call 741-1542. 213 Maple SMALL PIANO — Good for starter. Mon. to Frl., Midland Glass Company Ave.. Rad Bank, after 10 a.m. Satur- W0, lop loader dishwasher, 145, rla Inc., Clttfwood. N.J. An equal op- • LIGHT HAULING — Aittci and a* ASPHALT ANO CONCRETE DRIVE ADDERS — Typewriters. Calculators, BICYCLES - Men't 24", boy'l 34"; lag Sears tewing machine In cabinet. portunity employer. • raoet cleaned. Trees cut. WAYS-Walks, curbs and oallos Free sold, tradtd, repaired girl's 24" high rise; S30 each. Call 1120, old Singer tewing machine in Call ttl-OSK or 471-HU estimate Phone t/UU* OISCOUNT prices 747-9571. , • LADDER — Aluminum, 40' extension. cabinet, 125; long drop-leal wood table, SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST - To SERPICO'S 7470445 135. HI; Ihrea folding kitchen chain, |10. LIGHT HAULING - Lawns mowed work with team in Orthodontic office. FREE ESTIMATES — On Asphalt BICYCLE — Men's, 24", 10 speed, 741-947J. . painting, all add loot Bait ratat. Cal Business school graduate or ex- drives. Our 14lh year Rots Eurosport. original carton, never -471-W4 or aM MM. perienced only. Mutt be responsible, LAWN TRACTOR —Ih.p.AMFBriggt SOFA — N". loose piltow, blue paisley ART-CO PAVING 741-1SH LANDSCAPING LAWN used. 190. Call after i p.m., 741-4091. GARDEN MAINTENANCE have initiative and career minded Ex 1 Slratton angina, |200. Tires (21 print. $150. Wing chair, matching cov- ' ' '• ' • cellenl salary, benefit*. Strict con H7I-15 glass belted, 125 each, almost er, ITS. Black vinyl recllntr, 175. Blue CARPET CLEANING MO\ ING & STORAGE COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE fidenca. Resume, P O Box 114, Red BRONZE COIN SET - Of Preildents, new Baby's folding dressing table, 125. and while upholstered rocker, 150 Call — Residential, commercial. Wa are Bank, NJ. 07701 34 coim Ashing 175 747-4471. •41-4597. fully inturad and have 16 years ax- i*4S4tl anytime MOVE WITH NICK — For leu. Frae MAYTAG - Putn button washer and parlance Member of N.J. Turf Gratl * I EXPERT CARPET CLEANING - estimate* Senior ratat, alto will electronic dryer, ai Is. M0 for pair; Association Frta attlmatat. 741-72M CARPET — lOVtitJV*. red, very good SOFA - tO" and chair, matching blue, Upholstery cltanina Reasonable travel. Call anytime. S4*-t1M 1930 console radio, needs restoration, condition. 140 140 for pair. ratat Morrli Hoffman, 747-020*: 125 S41-OM2. Call after 4 p.m., 471-4444 244-2471. GENERAL SECRETARY PAINTING A No stano Good typing. Excellent In MATTRESS - Full, Startopedic im- SURFBOARD - 4', Rile, custom CONTRACTING CASTRO SOFABED FJRST TIME-in the Monmouth area, DECORATING clerical work Local. Start UXM year. perial, never used, paid 114a. sell 190, made, 150. Antique wlna press, 145 oroftttional steam ctaanlng and spot GENERAL CONSTRUCTION ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Brown/gold twaad, 150. havt recaipt. Playpen, 19. 244-U47 Wire wheel! for MG. 110each. 4714130. EXTERIOR PAINTING AND STAIN removal by tha exclusive Magna math All phases Free estimates 20 Thomai Ava, 747-34*4 Shrewsbury 741-9490 ING — Beautiful paint lobs done bv MISCfcLLANEOUS ITEMS - White od. irt home service Call for fret esll- 1419047 mate. bu U7*. EdMlle. I scrape old paint off windows SERVICE STATION — Someone able DISCOUNTS FOR CLOCK 1911 WATERBURY - Strike*, refrigerator, 140, Duncan Phvfa sofa, TWO AMERICAN AIRLINE — Dis- and wath them before repainting I to perform light mechanical work and runt, |». 500 old records, 71 RPM, M0slipcovered, 175, baby crib, M0; youth count tickets, 1100 each or bail offer. rocaulk alt spots and lointt thai need it ALTERATIONS other duties Musi be neat, reliable and tor lot. Antique horizontal open Orev —d, US. oak lilt-top desk, $50; swivel 244-4071. or* neat and your nous* wftt look experienced Apply Monmouth Street SENIOR CITIZENS engine, 4x4, two llvwheelt, »»J Mining ilr, |5; Smith-Corona electric adding TYPEWRITER - PortaW* with case, ROOFING A SIDING beautiful, especially with white trim. CARPENTER-RETIRED - Seeks Chevron, Red Bank. machine with vita, 1175. Call 2447419 machine, 115, manual typewriter, W; M9; metal bed frame, |l; twin bed, For free estimate, call Eddie al small and medium sit* lobs. Complete beglnneri skis, 17. 747-1051. HI; King bedspread, quilted. 19, porch eT1-44QJ. Interior remodeling service Paneling. SHEET METAL — Lav Out, shop work, COMPLETE CB HOME BASE — Out- MOVING - Sofa, $50. M*gnavox Star- roil-up shade; 14. 747-4244, tiler 4 p.m. GAGLIANO Kitchen cabinets Room addl- minimum live years experience, paid door antenna, coax, D104 mike, 40 eo console, 150 Three bureaus, 125 R ootlng 51 d Ing-Outte n - R epai rt. vacation, paid holidays, excellent mtd CHECK THIS LIST OF MERCHANTS WHO ARE channel. I'-i vaan old, 1200. 717-3931. tions/recreation rooms Rtflniihing each. Quean-tiia bed with frame, Ui. YOUNG LADY'S — Dresser and mir- MtimaMt. UMvH or t»-iHf. leal benefits Call for appointment, HOUSEPAINTING - I am a painter bookcases Armstrong chandelier ceil- Twin bed with frame, 110. Two studio ror, off-whit*, good condition. I12S for 444-UM with over 10 years experience and have (not. Fraa advice and attimatat Good OFFERING SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS DAILY ELECTRIC STOVE - Yellow. 7* couches with coven and bolsters, $13 set. While five-drawer baby dresser m« own business I'm looking for sails workmanship Call anytime, IW-S1W or years old, 1100. each. All excellent condition. Call and crib, good condition. 1150 tat. Itied customers to continue my repute 331-6*45 717-7417 944-2953 after 4. lien for quality work and reasonable A3 Monty To Loan PLUMBING* prket. interior and exUrlor. fullv In- HEATING id Free animates. Call Sal, TRUCK A AUTO RENTAL RESTAURANTS PHARMACIES * $ FORD RENT-A-CAR RED OAK DINER SHREWSBURY PHARMACY , ' .CAL PLUMBING AND HEATING PAINTING - By experienced collet* FAIRWAY FORD *• 10 Discount 10 Alt Senior Cltliens Wt P.rltclPlL In PAA Proor.m student, vary reasonable. In • Urtit* No. 5743. intlalled bathraom Dally Weekly • Monthly 10% Rl. 35 Hailel. 1M43M in er»d SI., Shnwitwrv 741-4174 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3°° ttrtor/axterlor. free estimates Call « •'ffkturt*. hot water neeteri, oil bolleri 2K-M0O changed to gas neat. Ml 42H MJ11U * OOVT BACKED LOANS *j USED AUTO IL VAN RENTALS OLDE UNION HOUSE LINCROFT PHARMACY — 142 17 A DAY/J.07 MILE * mm BEHIND ON HOHTMBE*! 10% Discount to Senior Cltltans Niwmtn Sprln9l Rd., Lincroft, N J FOR SALE PRICE UP TO '200" NEED YOUR HOUSE PAINTED - CALL TOLL FREE MMU-trtt Frt* Dtllvtry. Stnlor Clllttm Dls- Now? Experienced collage painters * ORCMKNT-WEDIT *l ON OUR EARLY BIRD SPECIALS MISCELLANEOUS *-4 P.M. ONLY count nononxj. Wt MrtlclMM In avallabla. Neat, quick service Call '*, NOPfWHEMEXAMfLE PAA Proefimi Call 74I-7»I«. Register Family Ads can ssll your'unneeded ilems 747-Ottf. 11 Whan Ave., Red Bank MtfSfl quickly. Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE columns UP WORK - Atltei, cellars. ¥ f10.000-S87.MMO. -' immn. vank. All boilers, icrap Iron PAPERMANGING now under a separate distinctive heading. Items ori- | ANT AMOUNT OK KASON PALACE DINER and mtuH renwtd. interior demon - Fullv insured. Free Eitimalas VITAMINS A JOS Discount to Senior Citlicni ginating Irom your household may be sold lor up to I, Call 747-4144 AUL HORAN *71 Hit * 1st Moflgage and Equity lunO- 45 Monmouth St.. Red Bank 741 1131 HEALTH AIDS §200 00 (lormerly $100.00) per article Price tor each * ing co. now procCTSing Govern- item musl be mentioned. • FREtLANCi COPYWRITER PRO- PAINTING ANO DECORATING ¥ meni backed loans for alt RESERVE FOR SENIORS - 10 to Carl B. Jonet Fullv intura 11% off on all vitamins, we will v*antt tt craata your •dvartltlng, pro- Ocean/Mmrrouth homeowners. For free attlmatat call Zlf-MN TIRES deliver. Private distributor. T41-m$ rrta«lfc*r««rtclmilim«»arlaJ». Firtt * New anti-inflation pioQfams will rate quallflcattoni. Pltate call SPRAY AND SAVE—WFn pay more? « stve you tiOOs ot MS per CROWN TIRE MART Frta attimatat, fully Inwratf. J 4 R Discounts lo ALL Senior Citizens, . motnti by cofrsolldaling all bills Painting, 7»-14)f. Hwv. 34. Port Monmouth, 717-7772. RED BANK RADIATOR WORKS Call 542-1700 * .mo one CAUJM-miMAL Snrewtburv Ave., Tlnlon Falls. Auto Air Conditioning 1 Cooling 747-1200 40 3rd Ave.. Long Branch. FURNACE — FM etenawri Imlallad, WALLY'S PAINTING ¥ funding has the special plan Iw Svitemt. All Minor Auto Repairs. No discount il cancelled betore expiration. 129-0110- ' »MJ%»»JfW «n f«d Eapart Craftsman-ReatonaWa 10% Discount to All Senior Cillnnt. ¥ your needs. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M No changes in copy. toattatty 2»1 tWI, Rl. V Neptune 774 4040 113 W. From It, Red Bar*. HMI7/ 77 PtU And Livestock REAL ESTATE 101 Apartments , RENTALS Nubbin SHREWSBURY. N.J MONDAY, JULY 30, 1979 The DSkity Register Advanced And Beginners RED BANK - IMI ralraal. OM Dadroam. bring dog or cat. lull Ins DOG TRAINING 101 Apartmints STATE RENTALS Bfcr l,,J PR6T, "vOU POUR-OJE . 213 LOM Branch ClaMas twi and Sat iftornooni WUG wv« .MEN NOTICE TO BIDOIIII inMn Cauwta Dog Out RED BANK - Fornllhad. IKara kltcn / Nolle* it harabv givm that taatad Testing MMMt tn and bath, uiltaMa lor ungla oarion CANT RX bidi win M racatvad at iht off let of tha en* of Long Branch Board of educa- FREE KITTtNS - Mala, tamala. tion, s Wast End Court. Lon* Branch, Tlgara, <> »M1 OM, murtraliad. NJ no latar than l:0*».m M Monday. law may m.i had Inaculallona a«l5S7 rooms, heat paid, don't August i). i*71 for lha tallowing TIM BRQ INC., BKR. SJQ u*4KH Baad Frtwt uniforrni RED BANK -TnrM«adroom duMaa. aad EATONTOWN - T raadv now, kids, pau ok #4Fuaio*i hit ETS TIM BRO INC. BKK Saactf K'tMaa may Ba obtatnad to apa»«d at Via offKa af tM Buamm GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — AKC Brim the kMa, ay. MUaaoft of M Baard af Efuutian. t PRINCETON Diaca aim tan, wltt MtiKI tomggm- •Ma now, sVaa-Udroom, anly ihi •nl Br>d tWuna Br£ich. NJ STATE RENTALS Bkr For more Uua two dtcv&**, X,' ta complv Educational Testing Service •Ms are MghirgLf P_ t*>| thttftte %*i»rnKt i a? PL t#|, CUTKM operated in strict fecre tJIrffMHM atliim Tht • the rlfnl to rafact any cy at its quiet 400-acre cifn- j artef N w»t»e any tn tratajMard BM M may be pui near this univcraitj • MMM ot |ht town. . . ETS is reapofislW* for most of the tesU exams used in deciding who goes to what college and who is adQiitted to law school or medical , thai tha pptcallan or Pvtarr rMww ta w4>school in the United States ivwa taa u ; A •. laststackk tt«« H on \M Officiaffiill TaT x MMM « fff (t* TownshiTwnship aaff Question* and atisWeri MMdlgtown. kKtkKatadd an CClal y ccourt. Mi«diatawn TaWwiWp wit araMatf av (or the estimated 7 ipillion tha Ptantitntt M MM af *MM TownaMTownaMa ff exams administered each MlddttlowMlddtl n att ItIts Mtjlol r maatlns on July 1J. 1*71. Said approval WHyear by tht testing Industry BC. IT RE . ilont wiwitth varltncw as togiant are guarded i»U"tbcy aVHarlMai (rontaat and sMa v. BICVClM/MlnlBlkM ArcaltKl hi ware vlissUiad govemment A«5 P«« My _ » B ava arraaga amga, aralaiallaial a« 237 Monmouth Baach documents. The ItO-mllUoh- MINI BIKE ace Ml - van an ing. rnaudat all atUfSaa and aU aaa a year non-profit operation utad In mHaaJa, Mm SUM. CM ffloJjgfSryi^ n MUt IHO - Tnntj tea ^PSTHEI The Zoning Board of Adlustmont ot does not hesitate to lake le- a caav at *hU Rdsdutlan ba pub ht Borough of Monmouth Beatft met FOR SALE HAILIT - r»,an»i-ii afitte yea 1 fair Haven on WesJnatdev July II, W71at«:00n m gal action against anyone 0, cash onlv vapor -•*••*'•« lliMd In tha Dally Rfiliiar within tan all trtmte>. OHtlreat aartilna Part 7m) 74i rsas days from Itw data haraof •I Borougrt Hall, n Beach Road, Won suspected of leaking test In '414111 tMD to atit. Call 1|sM*S4, Mon call aalattl ar Sfrasn DATE: July 1J. t*7( nouth Baach and loo* adion as fol- LINCROFT WBS. CM art aHB* sTvMV*aTaf rOf Kwii* or fd., befvroan 14 p.m It HOBIE CAT tlH — With traltar RUOOLPH J BORNEO. ACTING lows: formation. Four Bedroom Ranch ika ntw, ussjd vary HtiM UNO or Mai APOtoved Appellation to William ff iftm; MAYOR •4 MtrchandlMWairttd MIOHLANMHILL- MAIN IT., MATAWAN — Ntw Prtltlot Location MARJORIBL BECKER . Pavton for a dlmensionil variance to But a New York •truth ASBUR Y PARK - BaiBIIIW, tKiarin irtitorMl building CaMrai a(r ct 1ST0 $q. Ft Living Spaca ptrmlt the alteration ot eilstlng pre- Honing, prlvata antranctl ir CLAYTOM - Saa Skill, Chrli Craft BOROUGH CLERK in-testing" law signed by AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UN °!!! Hua urn. Two ln»mna. no pxi MI Ony im. July 10 V* 'I'mises by addition ot a ont itorv gar tot rnadWa KrlaNKV. (») *lu lavatorial, oif-alraat aarhln«. 741- inboard angina. Mat naMt ribi on Block 44 B Lot i known as U R ETS' veil of secrecy that u ao Ing roam, aat-ln kluttan, t«N utllltlai. 4M to II., llrrt lioor »71 IMS Four baxtrooms. IVi baths, lame b ni-uta batwaan M p.m. try kitchen wlih dining area, ft/ma tlw Baroyahaf EatMlown, N.J. for of a garage, singit story gate threatens to affect testing oiakda.i altar t. IMdraoma, IVi bath*, two gatkoi At 11 BRISTOL SLOOP 1*M - I iddltlon and Will foot screentd-ln ALL LIONEL TRAINS tacnedaaraoa All aMMIancaiandwall dining room, family room, twa-car a THREE SECTION IS FOOT LAD programs across the nation KEANtBUK* - Kamodalad iMaa- MIDDLETOWN — Hwv. 31. orlmt rage Plush carpat. untaue chine tloo •quippad, aacallant condition OER TOWIR orch and brick flreptact on Block ai> .ice space In professional building I PIRE TRUCK oi» I 10. known as IQ Roboln Strati. OaOroom. mat. data *, D - CV. Uli par nwttnv Call tq-HM. ina In fovtr, kitchen and laundry roor Approved Application of Daniel F Under the law, answers ANTIQUES — All kinds, bought for top STATE RiNTALJ Bkr. so. It. tn-isW, IJ a.m. Baautlful custom Interior decor. Pa 11' CABIN CRUISER - In/aujboar •nd opanad and raad in public al t cash. Mary Jane Roostvtlt Antiques, CHALET — Ona badroom - loft like setting of lusn manicured law with tralhfr, Stourv, rtM Al tandltla maatlng to ba hald In tha Ealontown & Thereta Carmady far a varlarvct to and forms for every, s*»n- KEYPOKT - Two Badraaiii en Broad PORT MONMOUTH - Building 1 Borough Hall. 4'7 ~B road Straat. Ealan idd a second story containing 1)0 IM East Rlvtr Rd., Rumson- 141-3119, privacy. MOO par month M. ft . lunchaonatta. offlca. ttora. and large matura trees. Prime tjioo la-nta. Member Appraisers Association of St., camata. drapaft, kMa, gata. call inntl avanlngi residentlal araa. Call '17 V town, N.J , an .quart feat to eilsilng prtmisas lo dardiied test given In New America. STATE DENTALTBIir. W mtdlala ranlal Ampu park I sioryboo* Hamas, Inc. 14' COLUMBICOLMBIA CHALLENOER WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1*71,cated on Block *•> B Lot il 17 known as BLBIKON - fin ram. Mm •.«. •71-UM, sV» p.m. , Fully MutppadI,. aaklng M.aH 1:00P.M. 3 Andtrson Strati York after Jan. 1 imii> be ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN- HED BANK — aygMMMMI ul MIDOLETOWN - Colanlal. Ul.H Ktlta) tPKlfkatlont will M on flla in lha made public after 30 days riQUES, Rl. M and Homestead Avt,, TUgVMO'lNC..' BKR. tM U44BU S11 yaars young, immaculata cow offlca of lha Borough Clark and mav bt avgnaMo In nawlv raaavatad lux W SCAHAWK CHRIS CRAFT — A itonardo.-m-UM. atrka burning Igutad In caMral an lion Four hutt badroomt, 1^ bth •M«m|nad by protpacllvi blddars dur Zoning Board of Test makers also »r» re- 12' country kltchan with wMa-flfa dutlng atmon. faalurat (MM ' tng builnass hours. Blddtrs mav obtain Adiuttmant AVOID THE GARAGE SALE - ' 3S hours, all milted by Fulurevlsion Cable En- County, far boullauat. clolhat. ma conMtlonadL stand-up haad, aallav LADDER TOWER terprises. Inc a subsidiary of Storm shop managers- to (iood working condition. uo. lawalrv. hand aagi, cnlnawa MKIOO' lr*ad and fancad tot. C FIRf TRUCK TO BE OPENED Call tn-oia attar t » p.m. W-SfM, Storybook Homai, Inc. itaaps sin. van) maintain^, mcailan ladceiilnt Company, Monmouth glftl, ate. Call HM74T or candltion, 115000 Call MMIH AUGUST 11. 1»7t Mall, Eelontown. N.J gynecologists and Peace and Including tha nama and addrtu of NAN JOHNSON MIODLETOWN — Call or land far our TAKE FURTHER NOTICE thai a Corps volunteers to' CIA BUVS AND BUYS •'Mara and Cauntrt Living" arainura (MNOMV'S - III, ikimmar. Dvar tn« bidder llmu.t ba arcomcanlad b» fcunwir, Zodiac, Matntar If you can' t itattmtnt of Coniant ol Suratv from a Publlr. Haaring la dtttrmlnt Iht quell agents, has come under in- From an entire rvouten&ld to a slnato Amptt parking, all ullllllt. olci. aaatrlatldna, arkai an IM youf na>t dlnativ al BOAT Say Company authorlitd lo do busl- Ions ot the applicant and the adt- item. AntltHH furniture. Jewelry, HI WMll and lartt arf lc« nomaa. APPLIBKOOK AOE MOUSE, MM dan't want a dinghy mi •••»» in tha Stala ol Naw Jarsav, and auacv of tnt propostd ivtltm (vlll be creasing criticism In recent vtr, Immediate ceih TOP tll awv prkad fram 0S par jltoti, l» «l li. held at a special meeting ol the Board Ml-144*. Ocaan Avt., Saa Bright Mlim iccaptabla (0 tht Borough, and a LINCROFT - All aria fUmtrmet^ trtlflad chack or cash or bid bond, it Commissioners on August J, t?ft at years. DUCK MAT - tr «arvav typa, good drawn lo If** ordar of "Tha Borough of 30 P w al the Municipal Building, il OLD FURNITURt - Antiques, china in fMcallonl condlHan, an MM Btach Road, Monmouth Beach, N J Consumer groups argue glassware, art objects and brlc-a-trac Mraat. Four HBiwim, IVi aattW, Ealontown" for not lass than tin Immtdlata caih for anything and tvt- Bylld(ngi/O.r«g«i acrtt. matura traaa. aaMBMb ••*• oarcant of th« amount ol lha bid fxctpt TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that that the public has a rlglR tu wapad, on Mat, camral atr, CM BM that tha chack naad not axcttd he application ot Fulurtvlslon Cablt rvthlng, Ruicll'i, 2S E. Front St., R«d •nterprises, Inc it avallabla lor oublli Bank. 741—Itn GARAGIS AND PARKING AREA lo Naw York City at carnar. MKN FLAGSHIP MARINE .JO,000 00 see their tests and studies on* only IWJBI. Ownar. 747 1MB Blddtri art rfgulrtd to comply axaminaHon In Iht otfict of (hi Ta rant, ont btatk from train nation Borough Clerk. Municipal Building, the validity of eiam ques- TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO Rad Bank IBM01S aftaf 1 p.m. >lth raQulnmanlt of P.L. 1»7i, e, 117 DOLLARS — Convart otd JawatrV h HaMa «a»ilaagr aaati'x andP.L.1tT7,c.ll. Monday through Friday between IMi tions. Minority spokesmen Cash. DON PON'S JEWELERS MM BAY HILL croav Mliaa*'Wwtwafn Lawr The Borouoh Admlnlstralor or the houriot«:OOA M.and4:00P.M BBu y frof m orlvatolvatlte ownaowann andd atMaatM * Baautlful Mtraaaadraai CalHtaa Oalor II Laadar Borough Council reserves Iht right to TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that accuse test makers of cul- ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AA HHO ranck with a Nwaly lit •*•• BatWi jalmaan outboard tQuIra a complete financial and ax- additional applications may be tiled by tural biases that favor the JEWELRY DESIGNED, m ftlvar • U t AAA It perlenci slattmtnt from prosptctlvt prospective cable television optralori FtarMa naja anptaaHaj BM CBi until tha ISlh dav Prior lo tht Public Rd., Fair Havan. NJ. ATTBMTtOat LAWPtOHOTI Tl u wMa m$ aay. Parmal dMna I showing Ihty have satisfac- white middle-clas« completed work of a similar na- Hearing and any additional appllta laraa iivi B 1st A«a., Atlantic Hlaniandt lurt before furnlshlna Proposal forms tions so received shall be considtrtd il Educators complain tests Spec 11 leal Ions or before awarding the August h i«7l Public Htarlng. often are outdated "" -_.- jm-5600 mac. In accordance with R.|, Bonnie G Moon I«WL» PAIMTBO Mouta - OPEN SUNDAYS 40A; 11-lt. The right Is alto reserved to , , „ Borough Cltrk GREAT PACKAGE - Unusad. '• relecl any or all bids, or to waive any •*»'» M ETS disputes thoik Johnson u h.p. angina U' it inlormelltlat wtvert such Informality Is charges, contending it tin Sportcratl, parfact concHtlpn i»J7 C> not detrimental to the best interests of JM Rtd Bank trallar. Call Chris' Rlvar Plan Marln lha municipality. The right li alto re- been accountable to the Day*, id Wl, §r 411-13*7 nlghti •arved to Increase or decrease the NOTICE luantliits In the manner designated in RE ThtodortG artdElalntSourlls academic community. OCIAHMHt-WATIItfaOWT LENTIE MARINA - For Rarllan Bav iht Sptclf leal Ions Ul Hudson Avtnua They say the New Yog boatlnr in-out Mrtftlng sarylci tor In the event It Is not possible to be Rad Bank, Ntw JtrsayOTTOI IH HOUIM For Silt oowar and sail Matt. IS to » Usad PLEASE BE ADVISED, that th* disclosure law will forte Make It Yourself boat salat 7V-I19I. pspresena t aat (he lime and place of Board ol Adlustmtnt al its regular Ing of bids, bids mav ba malltd lo tht f A TTER WAY - U buy or «•*» Kaa Maa. naw nitellng of July i*. 1979 did adopt a them to create a battery •# BJ aaal. tW.BaV CM MAKO — Marquli. Lyman Mayor and Council of Iht Borough ol Resolution In regard to the premisti Duranautk, Johnaan OutMardt Eatonlown 47 Broad Strati, Eaton mown as 1)1 Hudson Avenue, Ned new tests to replap thdae OMC, Salai. Sarvlca and Parti town, NJ, alitntlon of Borough Cltrk. Bank, New Jersey, al which lime lilt that must be taktV, mitjof TralMrs. Elactronlu, Supplltt MARJORIE L BECKER >lan approval wei granted the appl A New LISTINGI - Rlvar OgM, f Launchlna Ramp and Dockast BOROUGH CLERK anti to permit the alteration of .aid circulation as a resnk^if Saason ralas July 10 111.40 TKIi four badroan homa la tiructure lo be usad as twelve mulii making the information puk- lavalv condition MaMa and aat Bry'i Marina, Naptuna, 77S-7M4 dwelling uniis. Said Resolution was RIO BAN* - m wgrnoma •aaWri on a gvM aMa atraat an fan af an OMN HOUSf - My •» and nth PENN VAN TVft — II', with IW* mrsuant and supplamtnlai to trie Hti llc. F«aTaT«*av Hi^gW VTrWig'CajTj VJvVBinf aalata. Shaaad yard far auwngr aa Aaa a»al]k, tram I I :H waits Marcury •iactrlcslart motor, IMa Cox 22] Pair Havan oiutlon adopted by said Board on Mav urai IVi agttra. autlag room, daft pfua BaaOl. Hodarn knehan, aal-l irallar, 1425 74t-4f« or M3 tJW 17, 1979 Now, questions are often family raom. hag far Take notice that on the 17th day of ZAGER, FUCHS, Vermin M well is pietty lad and aamral air July 1979 the Zoning Board ol Adjust- LECKSTEIN4 KAUFF repeated from one set of ex- fa/ninine it tops off emrythmg! IM Rvcrtatlonal ment of the Borough of Fair Havtn Attornavsforappllcanlt ams to another, both to.save UNION MACM - 1M0 denied Ine eepllcallon of Edward J. Deled: July», 1»117M1 Make the.uansiliw htm OM Harvey tor a warltnct to permit Ina Ju|v jo the expense of preparing season to the neit with l«ii lacy -atlen of a Reel Esiatt Oftlct on hti •OUT MOfMHOUTH prtmltei known as Block IB, Lot V and 240Rumson new questions and to provid» cardigan thai) easy to nuke anch, C4HnaMt>v ft BROWN AND WHITE - ItM Caatlso known at 1]4 Fair Haven Road in a basis for comparisod Crochet ol two strands ol bgO- 10% «ewn fmanclnf. Ftf-MBI Campar for plck-ua truck, 1M0 hi Borough ol Fair Haven. SSji- The resolution ol tht Board of Ad spread cotton. Pattern SOI: RUMSON - It among different groups 6) CONVERTED SCHOOL BUS - tt l dtnvlng iuth varlanct It tlltd ning Board of tht Borough of Rumson day, nu muat aaa IMi vgrv at India and tha offlct of tha Sacratary of thtdid, at a raguiar mtttlng hald on July 1, test takers Misses Sues 814 included. 10) Rentals To Mart loacloui ranch. Kltchan ahvlIgM a»ar Hi adiHU. fully tgulppad 11000 or M.I offtr toads soma work, 171-OHt Zoning Board of Adjuitmant and is 1171, grant a minor subdivision with braahtaat tabta will warm war coftaa Habit for Insptcllon. vanancas to J, Upshur Moorhttd "The effect of the law it and haartl 11ml laundrvpantrv, tou ELDORADO PICKUP CAMPER - Bonnlt B. RWIty that a test given In New 11.50 for each pMern Add badroomi, thraa full batha, m acraa IV, slatPt flvt-slM, loadad, baautlful Sacratary with room tor MOI or tannti cour York can never be gives 40c each ptttm for first- Aiklm mm condition, S1.400. MI-OOOS i at Lot JO. Block 7] on class airmail and handling. IINGBR AOINCY BIOTOB HOMES FOR RENT again — anywhere," 3ai(j Sea4. Chack our unbaalabla 22* Hailet fht alortmtntlontd lubdlvislon Is onETS spokeswoman Mar* MIODLfTOWN — Houta to than RUMSON AREA - Call or land for our law ratal and comaara, W-VIt PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT fit* with the Planning Board of Ihe Shora and Country Living" brochurt ON AUGUST U, 1171 at I: »P M. thtrt Borough of Rumson end available lor Churchill. pin. dtKrlptlani, prkat on avallab win ba a public htarlng at jt* Mldmt iniptctlon al Borough Hail during rtg ROOM MATIS - TO (Mr* lour nomas. APPLEBROOK AOENCY, R Rd.. Haiitt Township. N.J, btfort tht uitrbgitlMilhowri The sharpest reaction tp Dadroawn/ two bain houw. Sacurltv plui altors. Ml Ava. of Two Rlvai Planning Board of Haiitt Townthlp of GarySammofi,5#crel«ry New York's disclosure 14* dtpottt Rvftranca*. 2f>-4ia. RumftOA, M3-IWQ. Application No. S3 for Silt Plans and Rumson Planning Board 9RAN0 Ntw Ttniatlvt Approval For "Flaldcrtst" Julv» ^^ iin has come from an orgamia- FuM racraatui Innill, Bar I SUNNY THf.EE/FOUR-BEDROOM 210 Lost A Found Tha application is far 14 [hraa maatar iJaa hadraama, tar* ToWham IIMavConctrn: tion representing the na"- RANCH — With huea kltchan. flnlatwd Townhoustf iltutltd on Stalt Highway Royal N. Gibson, Jr.. 14 W Rlv*r IM W.RUrRtnUls iMnlne room. Ktanea kltcMo. utll baaamant, garaga and naw naat. ( • J*, too fact South-Wttl of Pooia Avt roam, •PDllarvcti. IpndKapad tot. FOUND — Unwalcoma whlta-footad Road. Rumson, Ntw Jtrsay hat *P tion's IS medical; Inta lot, and Duillno waitiWa Roc and Is on Lot II Block UM. consisting plltd for a loning variants to iht MRLMBD REALTY, BROKER Bank fHA/VA buvari walcam Mack cal, in Chapal Hill araa. Cal of 12.1 aerts and 60 dental schoolr.t" .71-HM I31.M0 KIRWAN CO.. IJ1-41S0 74)4019. Ttumton Planning Board In prdar to Tht Hid maps art on flit with lha •cpand a badroom out ov*r an tulttlno Test admlnistratiitfcl WALKIR 4 WALKER LOST — Diaotr bag, vallow calico :ltrk ot tha Planning Board for IHSIMK- porch Thtapoaal for thlivananca will MALT OH 5 ceJtw, ciMikMti Oaky bibi tn6 cloth** llon. Anyone Inttrtittd ma* Ot hoard ba mada on August If, 1171 at I: I) c m the Association of Ami Oftl T Call T4MW or miH al tht said mtttlno. at tha Rumon Borough Hall Ptitr Btlllnl RovaiH Gibson, Jr, Mtdical Colleges giid.-. LOST - Two5lbarlan Hu«ti«, ttman, Sac, of Planning Board C02V SPOT Mack, whlli. grty. Mala, coppaiiona. Hailtt Township. N.J July » u. JO American Dental AM THrao badroomi. M' maattf f 132 Condominium* brown Vkln.lv o( Ktantlwrg. 7t7-tm. by: Shtrmin Building Corp. Inc. tion said they woutjpj NEW .FOR 1 0 7 a t W tfataf rmm. »r ctuMrv trHcMn Rubin Ihtrman, Prat, Ml Sea IrluM July» UM giving admission Town HOUHI 211 SMCUI NotkM NOTICE OF INTINT To whom it may conctrn tha tol-New York rather t 22tHotm4a. lowing description of a vessel pr* JHADOW LAKE VILLAOC - MM COUNSILIMG — PtrtanM praWtnu, tumad abandonad at Covisali Marina, ly with the law. tali, movlnt «wt of italt. Villa U0A, nlfllfMhlM. MRIiaMtV, 4«iKtMJ0fi KflttUrtd In tha namt of Joseph aafa—. •» ommr u\-Ml. Arltnt *Afhlman, MS, M.W.IOM4) Mahtr lit Cast Mount Ava "There is a limit'tVlA Highlands. Nj Makt Chr.avCraflH number of relevanC-tjijS' SHADOW LAKC VILLAGE — R«U>W FABULOin PINOI TMRJFT SHOP - § NJ-1M7 if above dtKrlbtd vassal It ELLEN S- HMILTON, REALTO Vartout modalt. LAWLEV AOEffCY Will M movlnt to a »artfr HOT* at 1 Ciaar ntt claimed, Including payment ot all lions that can be used fn the Raallori, MI-4U1; ivit M2-H7* Wtl f^raol II.. Kay—rt, Aug. t Police a«tf Raatf OewriweiW Radie. •torage bills due and ramovtd within 10 davt of mil noilct Covetall Manna will Medical College Admission HYPNO*IS/$eLP-HVPN0«* — Notice is herebv 9i«n thai sealed WOBEPROOM - CO-OP J». *• Proposals WHI be rtcelvad by theapply for lilt* to abovt diicrlbed vtisel Test," said Dr John Cooper, FIRST HOUM HUNTINOT - Don Itanctt, wall-to-wall carMtlng, cu Poiltlva aafroacn tef watght contro' Township Administrator, Townirtlp ot undtr tht AMndontd Vttstl disposi- laftla Par anvtMnf but tha t*t! con >m drapM and mart $101 par mont imoklng, nail bltlns, Mil improvi loimOti, tor a Gasoline Tank it,000 or tion Act 11 H 7o(tMStat*of N.J. president of the medlcal.col- xiuctai titilltltt. taxH and main manl. Phobia.. Artana Mahlman, MS, 0,000 gallon*), Fuel CHI for the 1919-10 ananca la*. Call M4 «1» MSW. M-J4O Covesall inc lege association. nowa Oflarad at I**,W E. heating season lapprommelel* ti.OOO 11S0 Ocean Avt. Sea Bright. N J RMtTRON« AOlSCY, Raaltor, I THE FAMILY OF THE LATC — Wll- gallon.). Plumbert Cendlas (appro* iam J, jorm Jr. w)i*ai to *>ttnd malelv JO.MO). and ftadlftS for Itw The decision would affect ProfMCt Avi , LlttM SUvtr. 741 incara aDpractatton for in* Ktnd an Poitce and Road Departmeitts, and about 5,000 prospective med- fOULKS PRESTON AGENCY rniioA. of lirnpalriv Mnl by ouiopened and read in public at the Town 145 Union taach REALTORS RCSIDCNTIAL AND COMMHCIAi. raanv frlan*k and IM ita.f of Riv ship Hall, Crawfords Corner Road. ical students and 1,000 pros- Woodland Or.-MHaldtown-aJma PROPERTY - Four acres. Front al trviaw Hoa»>tal. A tpacial thanki Ic imdel, New Jersav, on Tuesday, Au- NOTICI pective dental students la property Is residential Large raar sac Df Rar Carman, Or John Swidryk ,114.1179 el 10 a.m. prevailing llmt TAKE NOTICE that application Four'Necklines ion is commercial. All and th» Wa BrhiW Flrit AM. Blddtrs art rtauirtd lo comotv has been made ID in* Mayor aod Court New York. 44,001 JIM731 with (*|w requirements ctJ P.L. tl/i, c. cli of the Borough ot Union Beach to 27. lran,,*r lo Jtmti Pitkethliy and Sutan ETS officials alia con- 212 Travtl- Bidders win bt tumlshed with a Pttktthiev, husband and wife, trading tend the quality of testing SHAPED to lit and (lifts) m IM PttmfwiM R#»WIII oov ot the Centred Document, bv tht at Tht Old Boat HouS* Tavern for TOPPED by • choice ol hw TransporUtlon Towmhig Administrator premise, located at 111 Front Strati. may be compromised. ajcMiaa. Sew one «ersia« to •V ORDER Of THE MAYOR Union Btach, New Jtrttv lha Plenary HAVE BUYERS-NEED LISTINGS AND TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF Retail Distribution State License "It's a little like the-'En- Mi's first party, snotter iwl Call tha Karr Agancv, lac. OREGON - Will dflv* trwra around ,M Rlvar Rd . fair Havan. 741-UT riid'Augim. Loo I ill TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDEL. MON Number Dip D-vlO-OH. Municipal vironmental Protection n»nm and o MOUTH COUNTY, NEW JiRSEY. Licenst MO Ci hertttftrt Issued to >ISOB. You'll tare it. G I B-. inc , tradingai Tht Illusion, tor Agency," ETS Vice Presi- -Piloted Pattern 9072: Hjfl »W WWllBW aTft fWI 111 HomnPar Sad UIHousasForSata RIDE WANTED — With Ptrwn goiM Iht eramtiti tocaltd al 1)} Front Sues lOVt. 1ZH. UH, I**. ot> visit ta Tranton stai* Prison. Will street, union Math dent Robert Solomon said of •v gai flipansts rtHHi 1IH, 20H. m. Si« I4H (bM the disclosure law. 17) tit* 2 7/8 yafds 45-incii. 233 Lent Branch 233 Long Branch AN ORDINANCI AMENQMG ANQ WPPLCMENTIW CHAPTER :« Union Hach XII. PARKING LOTS AND METERS 0* THE "RBVISED GENERAL A REAL ESTATE - Saki .teaming ORDINAMCKS OP THE CLTV OF L0N41RANCH, 1970," Tha namn and raaloamnat MM TRANSFER? ouru, Momtnas, Aua u-14 Bf IT ORDAINED bv Iht Mavor and Council of IM City of long Branch, hcanu an Jamai PKliwi,",« -I Monmouth trtsllluM, 741-077* in the County of Monmouih and State of New Jereey, thai Cnapttr xn, Suian pittetMtr. lumaM and riui/j PARKING LOU AND M6TIRS of the "RtVISED GBNERAL OR- ConwM Court. HaiHt.Naa.3Snv ACCORDION LESSONS - Privata DINANCBS OP THE CITY OF LONG BRANCH, WTO" li MTtay amended uava Timii for Jot, c/o Hatam- i iMeMfcuiMBU as foitaeri SECTION 1, )» Sacllon ll-U (he (oilowMB is TO FLORIDA? DrauMui, -2*l-01M or irriia i. Sl... dtletarffrom/entv " O.80* wi, Jftw Monmouih, N.J. 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hald at ven.N.J. tastfundi;«nd Naw Jar WHEREAS, It It nacaisary to rt- July JO 18 The Drily Regtater SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY.JULY 30,1979 Blues dominate surf and offshore action Surf and jetty cuter* ud trollen had their bett weekend Chris' Landing, Sea Bright, also reported good fishing, copies of the trapping guide and still provide adequate copiea yet for bluefiih which were rtentiiul from Long Branch to including some croakers in addition to crabs for all licensed and youthful trappers. This results In savings of Sandy Hook and tmall bluet at well at weakflth, fluke and T*i« logical explanation fui the abundance of bluefish clow hard-pressed Conservation Fund dollars." craba fumiibed lou of action (or Shrewsbury and Naveaink to shore is the presence of so many baitfish. They include "The big game guide Is unchanged It met the fold-out map River boaters HENRY anchovies, menhaden and rainfish. Under the dead calm condi- format of previous years. This format is necessary to adequate- However, at plentiful ai UM bluefiab were off the northern tions that have prevailed the baitfish schools are very close to ly depict boundaries of deer management units '' Monmouth County beaches, fish of all species seemed scarce to shore. License fees remain unchanged They are $17.25 fishing, the south Bait and predators alike have all been close to shore. On •32.50 small game bunting; and »M 50 for big game bunting. A Phil Sciortino of the Tackle Boi, toilet, reported bluefin SCHAEFER Saturday I passed up trolling along the beaches in favor of a run stamp for archery hunting costs $4.25 and a non-resident tuna, albacore, bonito and even a 90-pound white martin were off shore for bonito and possible tuna and false albacore. In five trapping license, $200. caught near the HA Buoy Jo miles from the point of Sandy hours of trolling I didn't get a strike, saw no bird activity, and In New York the license year starts Oct. 1, running to Sept. Hook. Bob McCloskey of Keyport weighed a 17 pound tuna at the graph paper remained white except for a couple of mounds JO the store on Saturday. of fish on the bottom between lumps of the Klondike Bank Record n>4-Pom*dBrowi Takes la New Vort Sciortino, Mike La Viola and 12-year-old Philip Sciortino Jr. Highland* Back close to the beach I again passed through masses of Carl E Parker, chief of the New York Bureau of Fisheries, made a trip to the Hudson Canyon aboard a 31-foot boat on Bruce Brand reported fishermen had a good weekend at the rainfish but saw no signs of bluefish and went on in announces that he has certified a new state record 22-pound Thursday and caught nine yellowf in tuna to 75 pounds and young Long Branch Pier. Schools of three-to four-pound bluetish Hullag-FlikUg Guides to Be Available four-ounce brown trout. Sciortino got a 41-pound true albacore. appeared at Intervals throughout Saturday and created a lot of Herbert E Ooig, New York State assistant commissioner The fish was taken in Keuka Lake, one of the famed Finger Ralph Lombard! and Dom Carslllo of Rahway reported a excitement, although not many were caught. Weakfish were for natural resources announces the new small game hunting Lakes, by Carson Fitxwater of Steuben County. He caught the Saturday trolling catch of M blueflsb taken north of the taken from late in the afternoon through the night and more and fishing guides are being printed in pocket-size versions this fish on a spoon he made himself. The new. record eclipses the Shrewsbury Rocks. They used jointed red tubes and according fluke were taken than for the past several weekends. year in response to many requests for more convenient site 21-pound five-ounce brown taken in 1954 from Owaaco Lake. to Sciortino the catch amounted to about 900 pounds. Pat Brand said that on Saturday some fishermen had up to 15 publications to carry afield. "A fisherman can expect to tangle with record-class brown D'Amore of Belleville reported a trolling catch of 65 blues, the fluke and many had four to five apiece. A lot of crabs were The guides will be available about the middle of August trout In three different areas of New York State," Parker largest about 15 pounds, taken off shore of the Shrewsbury taken and some bonito were reported also. from license-issuing agencies, along with all 1979-80 sporting predicted. "The Finger Lakes. Lake Ontario and the New York 1 Rocks. "Crabs are in pretty solid now, ' reported Jack Ferguson of licenses. City reservoirs all have the potential of yielding the next Striped bass reports were scarce but a few fish were taken Pauels Boats, Rumson Crabbing was poor in the Navesink the Doig reports: "We did not include trapping In the hunting- record. The fish are there but it takes a lucky, aid highly trolling between the channels off Sandy Hook. A 41-pound previous two summers but they seem to have recovered nicely. fishing guide because of the expense of adding 32 pages of skilled angler to beat one that large. This 22-pound four-ounce striper was reported caught on a charter boat out of Highlands Fishermen brought in weaklish. fluke and a lot of blueflsh from trapping information to the million-plus issues of the guide. We record might stand for another 25 years, but it could be topped and a 90-pounder was weighed at Julian's Sport Shop, Atlantic about a pound to a retried three pounds only issue 17,000 trapping licenses, so we can print many fewer within the next year," Parker said.

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