Prepare for Pope's burial

VATICAN CITY (AP) - more were ex- imong the separated meat, because of terrorist Pop* Paul's closest tides and pected to make the pilgrimage churches groups that have been plagu- other prelate^ knelt and to Ctstel Gandolto Tuesday Italy's bishops ordered all ing the nation with kidnap- prayed In alienee around bit and Wednesday. Bigger church bells to toll In mourning pings, murders and bombings, tody through the night at the crowds will flock to St. Peter's at BOOB and sunset today and ordered the police to be spe- dimmer papal palace in Cartel Basilica after the body Is on Saturday. The Italian radio cially alert. Gandolto as the Vatican made transferred there Wednesday and television observed a sec- Under a revision of pro- preparations for his burial Sat- night, to lie in state until the ond day of mourning, replac- cedure decreed by Pope Paul urday and the election of his funeral Saturday attended by ing pop music and light enter three years ago, the conclave redgtous and political leaders tatameM wttk classical musir la Is start during the week sf Some ll.MO pilgrims passed from many countries. Burial and other serious programs Aug. M, betweeen IS and 2» through the Renaissance pal- will be in the crypt beneath St In Conceslo, Pope Paul's days after the pope's death. ace In the Alban Hills south ol Peters. native town In the foothills of The date and other details will Rome Monday to pay homage the Alps, hundreds visited his be arranged by the cardinals la the tend Roman 'Catholic A nine-day mourning period birthplace. Pietro Scalvinl, the at the dally meetings they are pontiff who died there Sunday will loUow, with a cardinal or leading Communist member of required to hold until the night after a heart attack. other high-ranking prelate the town council, wept as he church gets a new sovereign saying a special Mass In St. The pope's body lay on a expressed his condolences dur- One of each cardinal's first Peter's dally. catafalque, dressed In the red ing a special session of the duties on reaching the Vatican robes that he usually wore for Requiem masses were council. is to take an oath swearing to funeral rites. Alongside was a being said in Catholic churches Cardinals started arriving keep secret forever "anything crucifix on a long shaft, his all over the world. Other Chris- in Rome from abroad for the that In any way is connected favorite religious object. A tall tians held prayer services in funeral and the conclave at with the election of the Roman candle burned as a symbol of several nations in tribute to which they will elect the 2«3rd Pontiff ' eternal life Pope Paul's work for unity pontiff. The Italian govern- See Pape, page!' Pope Paul VI lies in slate in the papal summer residence The Daily Register VOL.101 NO. 36 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, AUGUST 8,1978 15 CENTS Weather, jockeys KO Monmouth Freehold gains from the cancellation By MARK MAGYAR a racing date in its 32-year 12 percent last year, while at- which track officials admit conditions and decided im- OCEANPORT - Racing modern history until jockeys tendance at Monmouth Park will probably nol be made up mediately nol to race him was cancelled at Monmouth banded together and unani- plummeted a disastrous 25 One sure boost to Mon- here. Park Race Track today for the mously refused to continue rid- percent, preventing the Ocean- mouth Park's attendance woes Philip B llofmann, Men second day in a row and the ing after the second race on port oval from paying a - 1977 Triple Crown winner mouth Park executive com- third time in three weeks after July 17 because they felt the dividend for the first time In 32 Seattle Slew's promised ap- mittee chairman; Harvey I. Jockeys refused yesterday to track was unsafe. years. pearance In the Salvador V.ie Wardell, track president; and ride on a track they consider Yesterday, the jockeys met Monmouth Park atten- tomorrow — was also washed Mr. Wilson, track super- "dangerous." with track officials at » a.m., dance has not Improved this out by the cancellations when intendent, met at 8:30 am And If the scattered thun- then voted unanimously not to year, and the track can ill af- Slew's trainer Doug Peterson yesterday with the Jockeys, derstorms predicted for today race because they felt eight ford to lose any racing dates, heard of the dangerous track See KO Monmouth. page I show up, track officials admit straight days of rain had ren- they may not open the betting dered the track dangerous to windows tomorrow either. both horses and riders. "Jockeys always had the Track officials cancelled to- power to decide not to race — day's racing card on their own Set Royal Manor they Just didn't exercise it," after yesterday's showers pre- said Everett Wilson, veteran vented them from making re- track superintendent. pairs to the track surface the Monmouth Park didn't miss Jockeys had requested Monmouth Park's mis- hearing Aug. 17 fortune was Freehold Raceway's bonanza yester- By WILLIAM J. ZAOKSKI of Thomas J. Warncke, Id, of additional power In terms ol Rescue 2 day, as disappointed thor- and MARK MAGYAR Middletown, In a club office on monitoring and controlling the oughbred racing fans flocked WALL TOWNSHIP - The July 15. huge crowds the Manor at- to the Freehold harness track Township Committee will hold The club's night manager tracts," Mayor Jenkins said from boat in droves a hearing Aug. 17 to determine and head bouncer were also "And most Important, ol MONMOUTH BEACH - "It was like a Saturday," if the Royal Manor's liquor charged in connection with the course, the Judge dissolved the Marine police rescued a said Joseph V. McLoone, Free- license should be suspended or slaying two weeks later, and temporary restraining order Long Branch couple from hold Raceway president and revoked the Warncke family subse- he granted which prevented us their disabled, homemade general manager "A normal Superior Court Judge quently said they would flic from holding the ABC hearing wooden boat after a six hour Monday would be a crowd of Thomas L, Yaccarlno lifted a suit against Mr and Mrs. until now," the mayor said. search early this morning. 4,500 with a handle of $480,000, temporary court order block- Stock, the corporation, and the The Township Committee Michael Acerra, 28, and but today we had 7,000 people ing the hearing yesterday at five employees charged In the will sit as the local Alcoholic his wife, GaU, 23, of 374 At- and a 1700,000-plus handle. lei noun, and the Township case, for 111 million. Beverage Control (ABC) lantic Ave., Long Branch, Committee wasted no time last Wall Township sought a board In determining whether were stranded In their 15- "We opened the gates after night In voting to hold the hear- temporary court order declar- to suspend or revoke the Royal foot craft when a marine po- the third race and stopped ing the Royal Manor a "public' Manor's liquor license, charging for parking too be- ing lice boat found them in the nuisance" and seeking Its Im- It the Township Committee cause we ran out of pro- Stick Channel of the "The decision took just mediate shutdown. rules against the Royal Manor grams," he said. "We handed Shrewsbury River at 5:55 minutes," said Mayor Robert on Aug 17, their decision can out overnight sheets and fac- But Judge Yaccarlno ruled a.m. and towed them to K Jenkins. "Our actions in be appealed to the state Alco- simile programs we printed up yesterday that he could not marine police headquarters, this matter have been de- holic Beverage Control here. „. for free, and called In extra finitive and consistent since close down the club at this stage of the legal proceedings Division, which has been con- The Acerras left in their people to help with con- the slaying." in light of the substantial de- ducting Its own Investigation of boat from Rumson at 5:30 cessions. We also called Mon- Mayor Jenkins moved to crease in the number of Inci- the matter. p.m. yesterday, and were re- mouth Park and got some have Art Stock's Royal Manor dents reported at the club and ported missing at 11:52 last parimutuel clerks to come closed the day after two boun- When Judge Yaccarlno the devastating effect its clos- night, a marine police over and help with the crowd." cers and a bartender employed granted the temporary court ing would have. spokesman said. Ironically, attendance at by the Rt. 35 club were order blocking the ABC hear- Monmouth Park empty yesterday and again today Freehold Raceway increased charged with the fatal beating Mayor Jenkins, however, ing, the township adjourned said he was pleased that Judge the hearing from July 2s until Yaccarlno "ruled essentially tomorrow. in the township's favor." The Judge ruled yesterday "Judge Yaccarlno gave us that the township did not have Rule Cioffi appointment's invalid the green light to proceed with the authority to adjourn the the suit which seeks to have hearing after he had granted the Royal Manor declared a the stay, and ordered the town- appointment to a position opinion," the mayor added. pal prosecutor, Is expected to an acting capacity to where By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN replace former assistant city public nuisance, and he also ship to give the Royal Manor which normally requires the City Council President vote against the appointment the advice and consent of LONG BRANCH - Mayor attorney Eugene ladanza, who continued the court order lim- five days notice before the Henry R. Cloffi's appointment, advice and consent ol council Seymour Greenspan, who said tonight council is required by law'" resigned at the end of June. iting the legal capacity of the when there is a political im- he had a somewhat different Mr. Gruber was the the council president said "I hearing is held. to be effective today, of Ben- Meanwhile, it is still uncer- nightclub to 746, which give us See Royal Manor, page 3 jamin Gruber as acting assis- passe which threatens the con- opinion than the mayor's in mayor's initial choice for the would assume that a polltcal tain who will be acting as mu- tant city attorney and prose- tinuity of governmental func- regard to the 30-day tem- position, but the consent of Impasse could not be reached nicipal prosecutor in munici- cutor is "Invalid," city at- tions. porary appointment option, council Is required to effect the until after council formally pal court here this morning. appointment. considers an appointment" torney Richard Bonello has said council will vote on Mr. Mayor Cioffi said Mr "Mr. Gruber's acting ap- Gruber's permanent appoint- ruled. Mr. Greenspan commented Gruber will be there to begin pointment stands," Mayor ment to the city legal post at Therefore, Mr. Greenspan last night that just what con- his acting appointment; Mr The Inside Story The mayor, however, Is Cioffi said yesterday. "City tonight's council meeting maintained, no politcal im- maintaining that his appoint- Council asked Mr. Bonello to stituted a polltcal impasse passe would exist until after Greenspan said Mr Bonello THK HI:vi•HI-:it ment of Mr. Gruber In an act- rule on if I had the authority to Council, which after a which would allow the mayor council votes on the appoint- will be sending a member of Partly warm and humid with scattered thunder- ing capacity still stands, point- make a temporary appoint- closed-session Interview with to make a temporary appoint- ment tonight. his firm to prosecute for the showers into tonight. Sunny and warm tomorrow Ing to a portion of the four- ment. Mr. Bonello's opinion is Mr. Gruber, advised the ment Is not clear. The mayor advised council city, as he has since Mr Complete report on page 1. page opinion written by Mr. that I do for a 30 day period. mayor that he would not be "My Interpretation of Mr. last Thursday that he had ladanza resigned. Glaats win. Jets losr 12 Bonello which states that a "I see no need al the mo- acceptable to them as assis- Bonello's opinion is that it is made the acting appointment The mayor said that council Matthews, McPkail gala Hall II mayor may make a temporary ment to question Mr. Bonello's tant city attorney and munlct- not legal to appoint anyone in of Mr. Gruber, who was to gave him no substantive rea- Heartfelt love message I sons when the councilmen In- Irked by styles I formed him they would not consent to Mr. Gruber's ap- Bridge Advice 17 DAILY REGISTER pointment. "There isn't any B»sl«ss S 8 PHONE NUMBERS Keansburg four stranded in London reason for (Mr. Gruber) to be Classified 14-11 Main Older S42-4M* denied this appointment be- Cemlcs 17 Toll Free I71HM By DAVID GRAULICH Ruth Wood, mother and grand- Mrs. wood says repeated standing," Mrs. Woods says. created an enormous problem cause* of polltcal machin- Cr«aw»rd Pnale 17 Toll Free SK HIM KEANSBURG - Susan mother of the travelers. "They calls to Laker Airlines, in New "You have to wonder for Americans trying to get ations," the mayor main- Editorials I Classified Dept 54I17M Wood, Linda Vervoort, Jimmy home. were supposed to be home on York, yield only a taped an- what's happening to them — tained Eilertalnment 18 Circulation Dept 542 4M4 Vervoort and Susan Vervoort Saturday." nouncement that flights are whether they're standing in Miss Wood, a Mlddletown "They're playing games Horoscope 17 Sports Dept 542-4M4 are presumed to be alive and schoolteacher, her sister Linda Mrs. Wood and her hus- being made available, and a line and can't take time to go Lifestyle t Mlddletown Bureau {71-2251 with me," Mayor Cioffi said of well and standing in line at a of Shrewsbury, and her two band, Douglas, residents of busy signal. "We can't go any- to a phone, or can't get Make A Date II Freehold Bureau 411-2112 the council, "and I don't like It. London airport. children, Jimmy, 15, and Sus- Kearny who keep a summer place or do. anything because through, or what. We didn't Obituaries 4 Lone Branch Bureau .222 Nil See Rile Cioffi, page 3 The four county residents an, 18, were supposed to return home In Keansburg, have been we're waiting for the phone to expect anything like this." Sports 12-13 Stalekouse Bureau {M-2M-MS8 ring," she says. are among thousands of trav- this weekend from a two-week monitoring radio reports and Mike Fitzgerald tonight at The elers stranded In Europe this excursion through Italy and waiting by the telephone for a The travel tie-up didn't The delay made necessary Palace Saloon. Stlray's New Restaurant Gertrude Brawi summer as the result of a work England. The trip was a gradu- call from either London or a call to Mrs. Vervoort's em- catch the family totally by sur- Dell lunches, unique dinners Ttnlon Falls. Open 7 days slowdown by Paris air traffic ation gift (or the two youths. Kennedy Airport. "Knowing ployer, International Compo- prise, however. "The same Alteitloi Realtors 42 Ave. of Two Rivers, for Lunch and Dinner, 11:30 controllers. The crush ol tour- my grandson, I don't think nents Corp., lnWayslde, to ex- thing happened last summer "They called us on Friday Don't miss our monthly Pa- Rumson. 842-1315. a.m. till 542-1776. ists, drawn by cut-rate air saying they would try to get a he'll ever want to go to Europe plain why she wouldn't be at when my daughter was In Eu- rade of Homes, Sun., Aug. 13. fares on charter flights and flight, and we haven't heard again after this. I know I her desk Monday morning. rope, but only for one day," Deadline Thurs, Aug 10. Call Clam Hit Dally Dtable IMS Freddy Lake's Airbus, has from them since," says Mrs. wouldnU," says Mrs. Wood. "Her boss was very under- Mrs. Woods says. Classified Display for your res- Two 1 Ib. lobster dinner, 17.50 Tues. at Doris 'n Ed's, 31 Shore ervation. 542-4000 tonight Highlands 872-09OS Dr., Highlands. 872-15*5. SHREWS6URV.NJ TUESDAY. AUGUSTS. 1978

Aimed at boosting Jersey WASHINGTON (AP) - While House press secretary J«a> Ptwel is giving up cigarettes, but that doesn't mean he's licked the tobacco habit Planning new state Powell, who normally chain-smokes cigarettes dur- Register Sulekwie Bureaa the former State Department also will bs up to Mr Merlino position of national promi nomics and Economic De- ing his daily briefing! for TRENTON—A Senate com of Institutions and Agencies whether, and when, to sched- nence and leadership in many velopment Council White House reporters, rt- matt yesterday iqrctd n> was split into two The other ule-the Department of Com- fields of business and in Tkt «Uwr agency and the tunwd from a nine-day vaca- break up the present state De- half became known as the De- merce proposal for a vote by dustry" It specifically cites other council would be trans- tion Monday smoking cigars. partment of Labor and In-partment of Human Services the full Senate after it returns the "almost continuous de- ferred from the Department of Powell was asked whether dustry Into a Department of But one of the many hurdles In September (rom its summer cline" of manufacturing em- Treasury These are the Office he had "sworn off for good." Labor and a new Department the bill creating a Department recess ployment over the span of a of Economic Policy and the "I'm not ready to make of Commerce and Economic of Commerce and Economic The Commerce Depart- decade or more Economic Policy Council. that statement," Powell said, Development devoted entirely Development will have to ment bill is sponsored by Sen The proposed new depart- puffing on a stogie to the stimulation of business clear before becoming law is William Hamilton, D-Mid- ment would contain nine agen- The only new agency Reporters also asked Presi- In New Jersey overtaking another bill, al- dlesei, former speaker of the cies, eight of which already created under the bill would be dent Carter's chief spokesman On a 4-0 vote, the Senate ready passed by the Senate, Assembly before his election are existing and would be the Division of Commerce and if he had considered chewing State Government Committee creating a Department of Cul- last fall to the Senats Mem- transferred to it, and two coun- Industry The bill also would tobacco or snuff. released to the full Senate and tural Affairs as the 20th de- bers of the State Government cils, both of which also exist create a new U member Coun- "I thought about taking recommended approval of a partment In state government Committee who approved and now cil of Commerce and Econom- snuff, but where I come from, TkenUrr Scrrasea : Mruckrm Belli bill establishing the proposed That measure now is pending released it were Sen. Angelo J . Seven of the agencies and ic Development to be made up you don't jam it up your nose," join the royal yacht Britannia new Department of Commerce in an Assembly committee Errichetli, DCamden, chair- one of the councils would be of citizens with "substantial third of the programs that Powell responded at nearby Greenock. and Economic Development man, and Sens Francis X. transferred to the new Depart- experience and responsibilities Carter has sent to Congress Gov Brendan T. Byrne has ••• But because the men who and appropriating 1250,000 to Herbert, D-Bergen, Laurence ment of Commerce from the of significance" in commerce, are enacted taken no position on the pro- SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - operate the gangplanks at sUrt it up. I, Weiss, DMiddlesex, and I, Department of Labor and In- industry, finance or in the field If Carter doesn't win in posed new Department of KUiabrtk David, the only sur- Greenock currently are in- K finally signed into law, Thomas Gagllano, K Mon dustry They are the Division of economic development 1900. he'U lose to a Republioan Commerce and although he vivor of a sequence of murders volved in a pay dispute with the department created under mouth "As far as I'm con- of Economic Development, — he won't be unseated by a has made some generally com- The commissioner to head and suicides that claimed the the government, the Britan- the bill w ould be the state's cerned, I can't think of a more New Jersey Economic De- revolt within the party. % plimentary remarks about the the department, the directors lives of her parents and six nia's sailing was switched a 20th, the maximum permitted Important department for us to velopment Authority, New Jer- Sorensen predicted. idea of a Department of Cul- of the three divisions estab- siblings, remained in a coma few miles away to Gourock. under the State Constitution establish as Number 20," Mr sey Area Redevelopment Au- ••• tural Affairs he has not com- lished within it and the mem- Monday, and health officials There the family was met by a State government currently is Gagliano, of Holmdel, said thority. South Jersey Port Cor- EUGENE, Ore (AP)-He mitted hlmsell to supporting bers of the new Council of said that even if she lives, she Royal Navy launch which fer- divided into 19 departments, The bill was introduced as a poration, New Jersey Motion tried for two hours, but Nlr that bill Commerce and Economic De- may never recover emotional- ried them and their luggage the newest one being the De- means of turning around the Picture and Television De- Kalevel's hopes of setting a The bill creating the De- velopment would all be ap- ly out to the Britannia. partment ol Corrections economy In the state which, velopment Commission, world record fizzled when he partment of Cultural Affairs Is pointed by the governor sub- The 14-year-old girl, who is ••• That department was has been deterorating In re- Division of Travel and Tour- couldn't get his act off the sponsored by Senate President ject to confirmation by the in critical condition at LDS TEL AVIV (AP) - Prime created two years ago when Joseph Merlino, D-Mercer It cent years 'from its onetime ism, Office of Business Eco- Senate ground. ' Hospital, is "sort of doomed" Twice Sunday, the brother Minister Menachem Benin will emotionally and would feel of daredevil Evel Knlevel begin a week-long vacation to- guilty If she alone survived, revved up his mini-racing car day, his first vacation since he said Sheila Blttle, director of and twice 1,500 sweating on- took office last June. the Granite Mental Health Spokesmen for the Israeli is denied machine plan Center's crisis Intervention lookers at the Eugene Speed- way craned their necks to see government would not say unit. where the prime minister will EATONTOWN - The Zon- added that since local police They Indicated that they Because borough zoning or- the success-or lack ol success him try to Jump over 10 Hon- The girl's 39-year-old das spend his holiday. ing Board of Adjustment In a began making periodic patrols would appeal the board's de- dinances allow the display ot —of a bank office," Mr Hauge father, Immanue! David, who Deputy Prime Minister split J-J vote last night denied at the rink, problems have cision through "further legal one sign on a building facade told the board And twice the crowd sighed claimed to be God, committed when the clutch in the little car Ylgael Yadln will fill in for the Eatontown Roller Rink decreaed. action." the bank was required to apply In other action, the board suicide last Tuesday by carbon snapped as Knievel, dressed in Begin permission to expand the In other business the board for a variance for five of the postponed until September a monoxide poisoning Mr. Kublin said that he had a purple and white star- • •• number of coin operated gone to the rink for an hour granted sign variances to the six proposed signs decision on whether to grant His wife, Rachel, 38, was amusement machines from Colonial First National Bank Mr Kublin, the only dissen- Eatontown Racquetball Club, studded suit, raced along the CRANSTON, R.I. (AP) - during a Saturday night to informed of the suicide rough surface trying to get up seven to 10. watch youths play with the pin which will allow the erection of ting vote, questioned the Inc., an extension on a building Happy days are ahead for 22- Wednesday and the following to the 79 mph he said he The denial came after ball and other amusement ma- five signs at the bank's Ht 36 bank's use of the eagle logo permit granted last year which day she and the couple's seven year-old David Reo, who just needed to make the Jump. board members debated chines. He said that three or location in the Rickel's shop- stating that bank customers expired in early February. children plunged from the 11th landed a $M9a-week job writ- whether the additional ma- four of the seven machines ping center. are not attracted to do their The Club was awarded a floor of the International ••• ing scripts for ABC's "Happy Days" television show. chines would contribute to were used at one time, and he According to Middlesex business at a bank because of variance and building permit Dunes Hotel, where they had LOS ANGELES (AP) - problems with juveniles, in- added that while he was at the planner and architect Harry the logo or symbol it displays last year to construct racquet- lived for one year. Authorities Rath Carter Stapleton says she A college dropout, Reo nev- cluding vandalism, which were rink he witnessed a fight be- Maslow, the bank will erect 10- on Its advertisements ball facilities on Church Street said the older children jumped never sought the publicity she er studied writing, but at- reported In the vicinity of the tween two youngsters over a inch lettering announcing "Co- "To me It looks like a bird adjacent to the AME Zionist and the youngest were thrown has received as President tributes his success to luck and roller rink last year. spilled drink. lonial First National Bank," with its wings cut off," Mr Church. from the balcony before the Carter's sister, but adds that some brotherly advice from and a logo of an eagle with Kublin said, adding, "1 see no mother Jumped. she has decided to use it to Don Reo, who has produced Voting agiainst granting the Attorneys Joseph Gordon nine-inch lettering saying "Co- Arnold Levin, a West Long "M-A-SH"and"Rhoda." use for the logos " ••• help spread her "ministry of variance were Walter Kublin, and Gerold Kanengiser of lonial First National" on the Branch attorney representing When David moved to Los Edward Crance and Milton Krtsten Hauge, senior vice- the church which opposes the LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) - healing" around the world. Springfield, who represented north, west, and south walls of president at Colonial, defended Angeles, he got his own agent Caffyn. the rink, called the board's de- construction of the facility, There's still time for Jimmy Mrs. Stapleton held a news the 1350,000 bank branch build- the bank's use of the eagle conference Monday to set the and for 15 months bombarded Lawrence Boff, John Reu- cision "arbitrary and ing. suggested to the board that Carter to win back his popu- comedy shows with scripts. symbol on its signs saying that since a condition of the vari- larity, says former presiden- record straight on "mis- ter and Richard Liszankle capricious." the logo appears on all bank voted to grant the variance. A 90-square-foot pylon sign ance concerning beginning tial aide Ted Sorensen, but un- representations" in the news • •• The attorneys added that will also e erected 15-feet, 8- correspondence and advertis- construction had run out, the less he wants to be sent back to media that she said have been BOSTON (AP) - Druggist The board heard testimony they felt the borough's zoning inches above the Rickel's ing to give bank customers a variance would have to be ap- Georgia, the president had bet- used by other church leaders A. John Capoae keeps a hand- by Police Lt. John Barcume ordinance, which limits the parking lot near Rt. 36. Thesymbol to differentiate the Co- plied for again. ter win some victories in Con- to discredit her. gun next to his cash register. that "significant problems" number of amusement ma- sign will be located beneath lonial bank from other in gress before 1980. ••• And for the fourth time In nine had existed at the Roller Rink the existing Rickel's sign on stltutio ns In the community The applicants had applied chines to two per business, was In in a copyrighted story in GOUROCK, Scotland (AP) years, he has had to use it . last year with Juveniles, but he the same structure to the board for an extension of unconstitutional. "We feel It is a big part of the time limit on when con- the Lincoln Journal and Star - Queen Elizabeth and her son against persons who allegedly struction on the lot should be- on Sunday, Sorensen said Prince Edward neatly side- tried to stick him up. gin. Carter's problems are a crea- stepped a potential union row The most recent Incident Fredrick Fittin, an officer tion of style and method, not yesterday when tl)ey returned occurred Sunday when Capone of the club corporation, testi- the result of substance. He home from the Commonwealth shot and wounded a 22-year-old Will hike water rate fied that the club was delayed thinks the characterization of games In Canada man, who faced armed rob- By MARK GRAVEN "moan and groan" over the provided to properly maintain ment (HUD) Bethany Manors in its plans for construction the Carter White House as After flying Into Glasgow bery charges yesterday as a KEYPORT - Borough increase. the new water plant, Mr will pay taxss totaling 6 28 because of efforts to seek out amateurish will disappear if a airport, they were supposed to result of the attack, police Council last night directed the "But I don't know any town Carusoe said. percent of gross revenues. "strong er financial backing " borough attorney to draft and with lower rates," he said. Council also approved a sug- Bethany Manor Annex, 100- amendment to the water rate The next step in building the gestion by Councilman Donald unit complex, will be built on ordinance to provide for a 37 water plant project is to ad- Miller that the borough at- the same land as Bethany percent hike In water use fees. vertise for and award bids. torney be directed to amend Manor, a 231-unlt structurs, Council took the action on The project should be com- the water rate ordinance to which currently pays approx- Seek advice on next step the advice of Herbert A. pleted by July 4 of next year, raise the fee for turning water imately $36,000, Mr. Newman on from 13 to 115 said. SEA BRIGHT - Board of The board voted four-to- ters, noting only that "there is of education." Carusoe, borough auditor to according to Timothy Gillen of a separation between schools The last time the borough The Zoning Board ol Adjust- Education President Alan V. four last Monday on the spe- Father Duffy said those keep the water utility Schoor Engineering the Hlnton has contacted state De- cial election which defeated and council, and I'm sure Mr. who cast the four negative nnanlcally self-sufficient. borough's consulting engineer. raised water rates was In 1972. ment is slated to rule on the Hlnton will hold a special according to Councilman Ed- site plan for the annex on Aug partment of Education of- the measure. votes were "selected by the Mr. Carusoe testified last The new plant,located on ficials to see what steps they meeting." people of Sea Bright." Perry Strest.will replace a ward Flynn. 15, Mr Newman said. Copies of petitions signed week at a hearing before the Rents for the new project think should be taken next on by more than 400 borough resi- The councilman said that to temporary facility that has In other business, borough But Councilman Stephen state Division of Local Govern- will be subsidized by the feder- the now-stalled school bonding dents — urging that Mr. Hinton imply these board members been operating since last sum- officials and the attorney for Duffy said he was "disap- ment on the borough's request al government under referendum. call a special meeting — were acted irresponsibly was to mer. Bethany Manor Annex,a pro- pointed" at the first paragraph to exceed Its debt limit to bond guidelines set up by HUD, Mr. sent by the Home and School "Impugn the reputation of posed 13 3 million senior And not until he hears from of the letter, which stated that the proposed $150,000 mod- The structure, which will Newman said. Association to school board these people." citizen project, are near a final the state, Mr. Htnton said last the signers of the petition were ernization of the water sys- have a projected life span of 40 members, Mayor Cecile F. Councilman John Foreman agreement on a tax abatement "There will be no problem night, will he decide whether persons "who feel that a major tem The project would result to 50 years, will handle 2.3 mil- Norton and members of objected to any discussion of plan for the project. filling the annex," said Mr or not to call a special board decision like closing the town's In the borough exceeding its lion gallons of water per day. Borough Council. the school issue at all by coun- debt limit by W.OOO. The state Under the plan, Bethany Newman. "We have 1,500 ap- meeting to vote again on plac- school should be made by the Mr. Gillen said. Manor Annex would pay taxes plications for 100 apartments." cil members. approved the request. Mr. ing a $189,400 bond issue on a Mayor Norton, at last voters through a referendum, Approximately 1115,000 has of approximately $33,000, ac- In other business, Mrs. Har- "Nothing should be In the Carusoe told state officials the special referendum next night's council meeting, ac- not by four negative votes cast been spent on a foundation for cording to Howard Newman, a riest Layden rsquested that record on this" as far as coun- rate Increase would make the the new treatment facility. month. knowledged receipt of the let- by members of the local board cil was concerned, he said. utility financially self-sustain- Hazlet attorney representing the borough contribute $800 to ing by the end of the year. In a related matter, council Bethany Manor Annex the Women's Center, West adopted an ordinance author- "The formula is not in ques- Front Street, to help obtain a The lncreass, which borough izing the Issuance of $722,000 In tion, we just have to come to matching fesderal grant to run officials hope to Implement for bonds to finance the project the right statutory language in a shelter care center for bat- the final quarter of this year, The balance of the project cost the agreement." said Mr tered women Homeowner Loans will raise minimum rates from will come through federal Newman. The request was referred to |8 to til per quarter. grants. Under guidelines recom- Mayor Ralph and Borough Ad- Mayor William A. Ralph The rate hike will help lo mended by the Department of ministrator Ed McLane for said he expects some people to insure that enough funds are Housing and Urban Develop- further study At 9/2 % Annual Percentage Rate Up to $50,000 Interest Charges small first mortgage payment free Loan Info extending for years, home- Ocean Twp. names Fehrenbach Or More Deductible Not only should the borrower owners can get rid of all charge We urge all homeowners or Insured accounts and credit facilities, prospective homeowners who OCEAN TOWNSHIP - and public administration 1.2 acre lot in the township- George Schueler, who is a consider the lower interest rate ng them go forward intend to borrow money for any Township Council last niqht from the University of Wiscon- owned Industrial park, next to local realtor and who owns By Government loney purpose at all, lo call The Money made official the appointment sin. the Seavlew Square shopping property near that lot, told , P iefto rfromsa earn Store at any of the offices listed Sare p;esenH;money fo«r the homeowner in an below. Find out if this Govern- of 31-year-old Gregory C. Council last night also hon- tnall. council that it made it Im- In announcing their entry into on an individual's Feherenbach as township ored another long-time town- Mayor Joseph A Palaia's possible for persons to acquire this aspect of money lending. income tax when deductions arc inleresl bearing savings account ment insured program can be of manager, effective next ship employee. Township gavel banged down after a and develop parcels like that The Money Store. New Jersey s itemized. or other worthwhile investment, benefit to you. An experienced largest specialist in homeowner which can lead to a higher stand- loan officer will evaluate your month. Clerk Marie Jones, who has spirited public auction session because the assessed price Fresh Start Mr Fehrenbach, who hasretired her position. which saw ths going price for (for the .4 acres, the minimum loans, points out that loans can ard of living with greater secur- situation and make recommen- be for amounts up to $50,000 or By consolidating all of (heir ity and peace of mind. This can dations. All information will be been deputy township man- Mrs. Jones will be honored the land rise from the nrin- bid was $10,800) was too high. even more and that the money money needs into a relatively indeed be the way loafreshstart. held in strictest confidence. ager In Moorestown since 1974, at a testimonial dinner on IAu- lmum of $11,(00, the assessed Mayor Palala also an- raised through this form of , CALL, OR MAIL APPLICATION BELOW TO NEAREST BRANCH OFFICE—* will replace Fenton K. Hudson, gust 20 at Christie's restaurant value, to Strano and Burke's nounced last night that the refinancing can be used for debt who retired as manager here tnWanamassa. high bid of $23,500 township was planning to re-consolidation, making a business effective this month. She had been a township The other bidder competing new its fight with the U.S. Pos- investment or home improve- LOCAL BRANCHES Mr. Fehrenbach's salary employee for 28 years, and with Strano and Burke repre- tal system to get a single, com- ment, payment of taxes, medical THE MONEY STORE will be $27,000. the same council last night passed a res- sented Central Uniform Ser- prehensivs zip code. expenses, college tuition, wed- 1021 STATE HWT. NO. 35. MID0LET0WN..671-56O0 1680 STATE HWT NO. SS W. IRICKTOWr, 458-1000 amount Mr. Hudson received. olution thanking her for her vice Inc., according lo Pat In response to the request,, ding expenses, purchase of a new 221 CHESTNUT ST., ROSELLE. 241-9000 car, furniture, color TV or any 192 STATE HWT. R0. 37 E. TOMS RIVER ...2444300 673 I100MFIELO ME.. ILOOMFIEID.. 42*- 7900 "years of devoted service." Strano, of the high bidders. Warren Goode, a planning •37 ROUTE 9. PARUN/SATREVILIE 251-5000 419 ESSU ST., HACKINIACK- Public Works Director purpose at all. Mickey Bressler is serving as Jean Donnellon, who has Strano and Burke also were board member, that the town- 741 ROUTE 18. IAST MNMSWKK .238-9300 45 W. PALISADE AH.. EMI.EW000* 9M-2O90 served as deputy township Original Purchase 141 W. UNION At. RTE. 28. ROUND BROOK460-6600 289 US. HWT. NO. 46. FAIRFIILD 263-3000 acting township manager until the sole bidders on an ad- ship In some way make known 284 MORRIS AVE.. SPRIN6FIEU 497-0000 440 ROUTE 23. FDMPT0N PLAINS N9-43O0 Mr. Fehrenbach formally as- clerk here, was sworn In last Jolninq 6 acre township-owned its support of Aberdeen Town- Money raised through this Out 01 Area CALL TOLL FREE 800-672-1001 sumes his new duties here night to succeed Mrs. Jones as lot, bidding the minimum of ship In Its battle with the postal type of loan can also be used for Sept. 1 township clerk and searcher of $7,300. system, Mayor Palala said he the original purchase of a home LOAN APftlCATION DR-8/1 Mr. Fehrenbach serves also assessments The appointment Mr. Strano said his com- thought it was about lime with little or no ddwn payment G«nllomtn Al no oblioolion. ploaio aoSriK if you con at acting township manager, runs until July 1.197*. pany owns and Is developing 27 Ocean Township joined the required. approve a loan to mi in tht amount tf $_ township clerk and registrar in Delores Messina was ap- acrez around the township- fray In its own behalf. No Broker's Fee Moorestown, which has a pop- pointed deputy township clerk, owned land, and plans to con- "I think we're about ready ulation of $17,000 replacing Mrs. Donnellon, for struct a commercial buildinq to reactivate our own efforts In By dealing directly with The the same period on the lot. that direction," the mayor Money Store, a full fledged AddrM He was employed as a sen- mortgage banking firm, the bor- noted. "We have over 25,000 ior planner in the city of East- In other business last night, Bids were withdrawn for rower can eliminate mortgage Oly SUH- . Zip- oa. Pa:, and has a bachelor's the construction firm of Strano another .4 acre lot off Route 35 people In the township now, brokers or referral fees which Phono degree from Kings College and and Burke, Sunset Avenus. slated for public auction be- and I don't see how they can can sometimes amount lo thou- -Bwl Time To Can . Morning Afternoon a ""Q»«*« degree in planning here, was the hlqh bidder for a muse there were no bidders. refuse us." sands of dollars. THE MONEY STORE* -Royal Manor briefs SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY AUGUST 8 1978 The UsV ) the dub wu not entitled to Mayor Jenkins applauded DOT planning to act "We will serve notice on the block the ABC hearing even if the Judge's decision to con- President George Meany, pin In compliance Mr. McDonald and Brian tinue the court order directing Flooding Carter promised Monday that with the Judge's orders," Magovern, M, of Belmar, the the club not to continue to vio- During the tint two months Mure statements about la- Mayor Jeatiu said chb's head bouncer who was late Wall Township's or- ol summer, residents of aouth bor's role in his anti inflation on railroad bridge la ruling on the nuisance also arrested, invoked their dinance limiting the number of central Teias suffered under program would be cleared first issue, Judge Yiccarlno noted Fifth Amendment rights to re- •y SHERRY CONOHAN bridge's locking mechanisms, boy. carries M passenger patrons on the premises at one furnace-like heat The dry by a new panel headed by La- that Wall Township police re- main silent State twist? Cemssteadeai according to officials of Con- trains every weekday with an time. ground cracked open like an bor Secretary Ray Marshall ports show that lor a one year TRENTON-More than IM rail, which operates the com- average dally ridership of ap- Noting that there Is no con- overripe melon. There were Carter's concession was an- period ending last May, police County detectives and Wall vessels have struck the North muter rail lines in New Jersey proximately MM pertOM. stitutional right to engage in prayers for rain. nounced by Marshall at an had been summoned to the Township police have been Jersey Coast railroad bridge lor the state They said the DOT officials art the sale of intoxicating AFL-CIO executive council club m Umes, but that since monitoring the Royal Manor Now the prayers beg for an over the Raritan River since accident prevented them from projecting that passenger us- beverage*, Judge Yaooarino meeting here after Meany as- the legal action was filed July and other township nlghiiluhs end to rain, i deluge spawned IM. caning a variety ol dam being able to luck lhe bridge In age will Increase In the yean said the municipal hearing u sailed Barry Bosworth, head of M, there have been only six closely, Mayor Jenkins said by tropical storm Amelia age to the superstructure and a closed position until repairs ahead due to both population purely a civil and a dis- the White House inflation- incidents reported. "We have been making ca- The heavy rains that fender system ol the 72-year- could be quickly made growth In the North Jersey ciplinary one, and that the en- monitoring agency, for taking pacity counts frequently, and started about eight days ago old span Coast line corridor and to the The Judge noted that under forcement of liquor lawt rests created floods which have sides with business against un- While most of the 100 vessel state law any building where police have issued summonses ions. bridge collisions reported over higher level of service the line with the municipality and the claimed at least tt lives. In- Now, the State Department is expected to provide after laws are habitually violated is answerable in municipal court "No effort Is being made to the past 17 years have been state Alcoholic Beverage Con- sured losses have been esti- of Transportation (DOT) feels, improvements now In the a public nuisance, whether the for overcrowding as far back munle anyone," Marshall said the time has come to obtain an minor and had relatively little trol division. as Memorial Day of this year, mated at |t million alone, ex- works, Including electrifies owners took part in the activi- cluding property damage. at a news conference. But he expert assessment of the effect on rail traffic, others ty or not, and pointed out that In announcing his decision when the annual problem have rendered the bridge in lion, are completed The swirling brown waters acknowledged that in the bridge's present condition and a permit or license does not not to grant an Injunction began in earnest," the mayor operable from one to several In the long range plans for are starting to recede and future, the administration will how the frequent repairs have authorize the conduct of a busi- against the municipal hearing, said weeks the line, officials have been skies over most of the stricken "go forth with one message held up ness as a public nuisance Judge Yaccarino pointed to The bridge, which crosses giving some thought to even areas are regaining a familiar it will no longer be Mr. Bos The Commuter Operating But Judge Yaccarino the overriding social interests the Raritan River between tually replacing the Rartlan summer haze Most of the Na- worth speaking alone " Agency (COA), at IU meeting stressed that the township in the matter, and said that Perth Amboy and South Am- River bridge Pope tional Guard and state police tomorrow, plans to authorize must demonstrate an immi "the public has too great a have gone home. Local search Vance the expenditure ol up to $85,000 ' nent threat or Irreparable stake In the liquor license to be (continued) teams, a few disaster control (or an in-depth engineering in harm. held at bay." ALEXANDRIA, Egypt Moving to Newark French Cardinal Jean VII- inspectors and the Red Cross spection of the bridge, which "II an injury has already Before the court's ruling, lot, the papal chamberlain who (AP) - Egyptian officials re- was built in 1906 By Mil HKV CONOHAN New Jersey for the state. remain. port no rift between the United occurred, an Injunction cannot Warren w WUentz of Wood- Is acting head of the church, Twenty-three of the victims The money ts to come from SlalrhHsr Ctrrnprndral Mr. Herkner said he and bridge, representing the club, States and Egypt and no at- be Issued," said the Judge, be- ordered special Vatican coins had been found in the Texas the Commuter Tax Fund. Us TRENTON-The offices of the others will move "as soon noted that the township had mosphere of crisis In Secre- cause an Injunction "can't be and stamps produced In- Hill Country by Monday night use for this purpose has been William G. Herkner. assistant as we can," but that the actual used lor punishment." renewed the club's liquor scribed "sede vacante" — see tary of State Cyrus K Vance's director ol commuter services date depends on when they can first round off talks with Presi- approved by the state attorney Judge Yaccarino said there license last June and ques- vacant • and with no papal general. for the stale Department of secure office space, He said was no question that the Royal tioned why it now charged that Insignia on them A rush from Storm dent Anwar Sadat and Foreign Transportation ,I)UT). and a they hope to find room In the Minister Mohammed Ibrahim The decision to seek In in Manor up to July 20 "was the the club constituted a public collectors was expected. NEWARK (AP) - Over dii/i'ii other suffers Involved old office building at 1100 Ray- 11,510 homes were without Kamel depth engineering report scene ol violence, disorders nuisance. Villot was among the for- comes on the heels of the latest in overseeing commuter rail mond Blvd , where the Bureau and damage." power as lightning knocked There was also no Indica- operations will be moved from of Operations has its offices. "August is close to Novem- eign cardinals mentioned as down power lines and caused vessel-bridge collision a week But the judge noted that tion that Vance had succeeded DOT headquarters In sub- About 18 persons, all in- ber," Mr. Wilenlz said in an "papabul," possible choices of major outages throughout ago. In that incident, on July since the court order was In persuading Sadat at their urban Kwlng Township here to volved In monitoring Conrad's apparent reference to the up- the conclave. But the winner Northern New Jersey. 31, a barge bumped into the granted last month there have coming general election. was expected to be an Italian, first meeting Monday night to Newark performance, work In the bu Nearly 10,338 customers in reopen face-to face nego- bridge, knocking it out of ser- been only a few Incidents, and He maintained that Arthur as It has been for the past 445 reau's office now, he said. Bergen, Passaic, Hudson and tiations with Israel. But usual- vice for three and a half hours The move will bring the no Incidents were reported Stock had given young people years. The front-runners in the The bureau Is located on Essex counties lost power late ly well-informed Egyptian of- during the homeward-bound personnel closer to DOT'S llu over the weekend. a place they wanted to go to speculation were Giovanni the third floor of the 1100 Ray- Monday with most restored by ficials said It appared "some- evening rush hour. reau of Operations, already In In lifting the court order the and the music they wanted to Benelli, Pope Paul's closest mond Blvd. building while the 1 a.m. today, according to Art thing of substance" had taken The barge first struck the Newark, and the Newark of- hear, adding that people went aide until he named him offices of Conrail are on the Royal Manor had obtained Lenahan, spokesman for Pub- place. And both sides spoke fender of the bridge, and then flees of Conrail, which oper to the Royal Manor In large archbishop of Florence last fifth floor of the same building blocking a township hearing on lic Service Electric 4 Gas Co. positively of the meeting. the wedgebox, jamming the ales commuter rail service in Its liquor license, Judge Yac- numbers. year, and Sergio Pignedoli and carino ruled against the club, Sebastlano Bagglo of the Vat- At least L172 customers "The secretary feels the John Jay Manglni, township were without power In Hunt- which claimed that it could not ican Curia, the central church meeting was a very good ses- attorney, maintained that the erdon and Warren counties, properly defend itself at the club has 200 employees who administration. sion," said U.S. spokesman Hold man in stabbing said Jersey Central Power & hearing because John C. could be called as witnesses at Hoddlng Carter. A senior Light spokesman George Egyptian official described the KEYPORT -"A scuffle nlcipal Court Judge Honald rested In the area of First and McDonald, 31, ol Belmar, club the municipal hearing and did Metzgar Church Streets by Del. Ray- not have to rely on Mr two-hour session as "friendly over a woman " has led In the lloran on Wi-denesday, police manager, was arrested in con- and smooth with no at- mond I.IT, and a penknife was nection with Mr. Warncke's McDonald or Mr. Magovern as Cioffi PSE4G reported about arrest of an 18-year-old man In said. 7,500 homes without electricity mosphere of crisis." found In his possession, police death. - . witnesses. (continued) connection with the slabbing of The scuffle occured on throughout much of Bergen a 17-year-old juvenile, police said The Judge ruled that Warren Ray Lehman, 28, I've been treating them like Broad Street near the corner County, Lenahan said. Over report Policeman were dispatched neither the club nor its owner, club bartender, and Thomas mature, reasonable people, Lion hunt ol Front Street, police said 1,500 customers were without The injured juvenile was to the scene of the scuffle alter Arthur Stock, could Invoke the Reynolds, 24, and Louis and I don't like being treated OCHELATA, Okla. (AP)- Manny Maldonado, II, 126 a resident reported It. as If I lost the election." power In Hudson County and Broad St., was arrested and found on Atlantic Street, short- Fifth Amendment right to re- Rochelle, II, bouncers at the A wandering 100-pound lioness Patrolman Albert Halner la "I've been playing straight another 838 lost power In charged with atrocious assault ly afterwards, and transported main silent on behalf of club club, were also charged in con- was captured without incident In charge of the Investigation with them, and I don't see any Passaic County. Essex County and battery, in connection with to the hospital employees. nection with Mr. Warncke's late Monday by about 15 law of the case reciprocal relationship." had about 500 customers by the the Incident' police said. Mr. Maldonndo was ar- The Judge also ruled that death. outages, Lenahan said. officers who shot her with a The mayor also reminded tranqulllzer gun. The Juvenile, also a that, under the city's form of The 2-year-old lioness, borough resident , suffered a government, it is the mayor's Bess named Tla Maria, was ap- puncture wound to his right KO Monmouth function to make executive ap- MIAMI (AP) - Tropical prehended In a wooded area thigh in the incident, which oc- Open a SAVINGS ACCOUNT NOW... pointments and the council's storm Bess moved down the about three miles from the ru- cured shortly after 6 p.m., po- (continued) the track to become unsafe function to offer advice and Mexico's gulf coast today as lice said and save your troubles away! who were headed by a six-man again. ral northeast Oklahoma home either consent or not consent two milder tropical systems of Mr. and Mrs. James Kerr, The juvenile was taken to committee consisting of Don "The riders felt there were to the mayor's choice. began churning westward in Brumfleld, Carlos Barrera, who kept her as a pet. Bayshore Community Hospital too many soft spots and they Although he said he would what forecasters say Is the Mike Miceli, BUI Nemetl, Tla Maria pushed down the In Holmdel, where he was would find tl difficult to avoid probably offer another name most active hurricane season Mickey Solomone and Rick fence of her pen late Sunday treated and released them during the race as new for council's consideration if In recent years. Wilson. spots had developed In dif- night or early Monday and Mr Maldonado was held they turn down Mr. timber, Bess was reported near last night In the municipal jail JERSEY BANK "They asked me what I ferent areas of the track," he walked away, sparking a Mayor Cioffi said he has no Tuxpan, Mexico, by the Na- and bond set at tl,500 thought and I told them the said. "If we don't get any more search by authorities who i MUNMOUTH (MAN UNION "second choice" for the posi- tional Hurricane Center here. feared she might attack some- A hearing Is scheduled for track base was a little soft, rain, we'll be all right. If more MEMBIRFDIC tion. Highest sustained winds were one. Mr Maldonado in front of Mu which constitutes a danger to rain comes, we don't know "They aren't there to nego- estimated at 50 mph, with the horses and the jockeys," what will happen." tiate appointments to public of- gales confined to a small area said Mr. Wilson, a former Mr. Warden said that the fice," he said. "It Isn't for near the storm's center. Jockey himself. "1 don't want track Is not experiencing any them to replace the judgement Forecaster GU Clark said to see any jockey or horse get labor problems, and main- of the executive branch." hurt, and I'd rather lose a day there was a possibility that a tained that relations with Mr. Greenspan said council tropical depression sighted or two of racing to make sue* Jockeys, horsemen and the darn thing is safe." did have substantive for not Monday night near the Wind- groundskeepers are "ex- wanting to consent to Mr. ward Islands would develop Madison House The Jockeys voted at 9:15 cellent." Gruber's appointment which Into the third tropical storm of 133 South Illinois Avtjnut. Aii.nnc City. New Jtjiity 0*401 a.m. not to ride. "Our problems are strictly were explained to the mayor. the 1(78 hurricane season. MM44-f1t1 "The Jockeys were unani- due to the elements," Mr. He also pointed out that Mr. mous In their refusal," said Warden said. "I can't re- Bonello's opinion notes that Carter Sam Boulmetls, racing stew- Dear Children, member eight days of con- city ordinances have no pro- CHICAGO (AP) - Presi- ard. "The track was worked tinuous rain like this ever visions for acting appoint- on all day Sunday and would dent Carter Is trying to pacify before, then that torrential ments, and added that the 30- an angry AFL-CIO by muzzl- It's hard to believe three months have gone have been In racing shape, but downpour between 1 a.m. and day temporary appointment by since you left for Idaho—and *• came hera to heavy rains last night caused ing his top Inflation watcher, 4 a.m. early Monday morning portion of his ruling was based who has antagonized or- Presbyterian Home's Madison House. If wo had known washed away all that we had on the statutes of a different ganized labor with public de- It would be Ilka this, we would have moved here two State briefs accomplished on Sunday." form of municipal government mands far wage restraint. years ago. A sun deck. And the cosiest library. Mr. Wilson agreed that the city's. In a concession to AFL-CIO "Our track Is pitched 39 in- It's like a small, very class hotel. But, TRENTON - Gov. Bren- of course, there's the delightful sea air. Every dan T. Byrne has called for ches from the outside rail to the Inside rail on turns, and the morning we stroll along the Boardwalk. Remember that rapid exploration of the Outer 1 Continental Shelf off New Jer- three-Inch 'cushion of sand Weather: Humid little shell shop you used to love, Annie? the owner sey to determine how much oil that the horses run on keeps Yesterday's alga tem- HILOPRCOtt* still remembers you. I showed him a picture of Albany n TI .07 rn and natural gas lies under the getting washed down, leaving perature at the Register's Albu'que « 44 rn Danielle. We're Just steps from the post office. And the clay 'base' exposed," Mr. Amarltlo 91 44 cdy Atlantic Ocean. weather station was tl and Ike Atlanta •0 M S* rn there's all the excitement about the new Atlantic City. "For the first time In our Wilson said. law 74 degrees. Al 1 p.m. tie AMpnIlc Cty n n .41 rn Baltimore » n toy Dad says he hates to say It, but he doesn't nation's history, we have re- "The horses aren't used to temperatare was II, the rela- Birmingham 13 71 .0* cdy Botton M M .74 rn miss my cooking as much as he thought he would. versed westward expansion by the soft clay underfoot, which tive hamWIty 17 per cut aad Buffalo 7% 41 .71 cdy Is dangerous in Itself, and the ctwritmsc M '4 .71 cdy You saw the dining room. It's like dining In a ;ood looking eastward for the de- tie temperature humidity In Chlcaao •0 U clr soft clay base prevents us Ctnclnrwil .If clr restaurant and yet like home, too. velopment of the-Atlantic fron- dex 81. Overnight low tem- n M from getting our equipment Cleveland R W .43 cdy tier," Byme said In remarks perature was 77 degrees. Colombo* i3 n .71 clr And with our old four poster—well, down into the catch basins and Dal Ft. wth n 47 Clr prepared lor delivery today at There was a trace of precipita- Denver M SS Olcdv we could almost be home. the American Bar Association ditches which were filled up tion ID the 24 .ears eadlag al ( DetMolnei M 40 cdy But we do miss you all. Is Irv'a arm again by that torrential down- Detroit 74 41 U clr meeting in New York. a.m. today. There were It Honolulu « 1* cdy better? Give Goldilocks a billion bearhugs.j pour Monday morning after we CMilag degree days yesterday, Houilon fO 7S ••• IndopolU n u 45 clr had dredged them out Sun- 75 far tar month to date aad Jock.'vllle H 71 cdy • OCEANPORT-Tony Ben- Kon't City 17 el clr day," he said. 112 far the seasos. La* Veoas Ml 71 .44 Clr nett is scheduled to appear 1 The Jockeys' first vote not Lltil* Rock 17 4) cdy Aug. 23 at the annual "Day at Partly sunny, warm and hu- Ln Anoeln 17 M clr to race at Monmouth Park on Lowtivllle clr the Races" at Monmouth Park mid today with scattered after- n H July 17 followed closely on the Memprili u *• cdy Racetrack sponsored by the noon and evening showers, Miami 17 Tt 17 rn heels of a rash of tragedies Milwaukee 7f M cdy Garden State Arts Center Cul- possibly a thunderstorm, highs Mpls-SI. P H 43 clr tural Fund. -— that struck jockeys and In the low to mid 80s. Fair New Of leoni •0 H OS rn horsemen throughout the coun- New York S3 71 SO rn The cultural fund raises tonight, lows around 70. Partly Norfolk •1 74 l?cdy try In early July, Including the Okla. City n 47 clr money to provide free shows sunny and warm Wednesday Ofnoha •fi 4S clr paralysis of Ron Turcotte at with highs in the 80s. Pre- Orlondo fO 74 rn for more than 500,000 New Jer- Belmont Park, and the death PMIndphio •0 74 .40 rn seyans yearly. cipitation probability, 40 Phoenix 104 7? M Clr of exercise rider George Lucas percent today, 10 percent to- Plttiburat. 71 U Mcdy A fail fashion show will fea- and the breakdown of several P ttoftd, Ore 101 41 clr night, 20 percent Wednesday. Rene 100 54 clr ture creations by noted de- horses at Monmouth Park. Richmond n n cdy signers _, Winds mostly south 10 to 20 St. Loult u ss clr SI P. Tampa tl H rn mph today and around 10 mph Salt Loke H 4S ctr tonight. Ocean temperatures Son Diego •t 71 clr San Fran U M cdy The Daily Register are In the low 70s. Coastal fore- Seattle N 43 clr Spokonc *4 SI clr cast: Manasquan to Cape Hen- Waitiirtfrton to 7; cdy lopen to 20 miles offshore. N(— Yett*raey.MflsV The Sunday Register Le—VMMr««r iMw Winds, mostly southwest, 10 to Prc-FrKtfritirttM fr H *—n MI Puellihodby The Red Bonk Rtgltler 20 knots today and Wednesday ntjjejJiT. EstablishedIn 1074 by John H Cook andHenry Clay ce««tiem e«He«ii fer tt afternoon, around 10 knots to- MQIn Office One ReallttrPIOIa. Shrewsbury. H J O770I night and Wednesday morning. Weather, partly cloudy today TIDES •/SKI J: Monmouth County CotMltioyse. freehold, N.J 0/731 with scattered afternoon and Sabdy Heok 77t Broodwoy, Long Branch. N.J 07740 Slolehouie. Trenton. N J. dtott evening thunderstorms, fair TODAY - High 11:27 p.m tonight and Wednesday. Vis- Member of rhe Auoclaled roll II entitled andlow5:2>pm *«tiu.iwely lo the me of all trt» io al new* pr Inlti) In the r wspoper 01 well ibility, 5 miles or more except TOMORROW - High - as oil AP news dtipalctMi lower in thunderstorms. Aver- a.m. and 12:08 p.m. and low Mentor at the Amtrlcon Newspaper Publi.rwr* Atvociallon, Hie Audit Bui ecu o» Clr culotton, the New Jerwy Pret. Aiiocioiion age wave heights, 2 to 4 feet 5:58 a.m. and t: II p.m. Second Clou postage puidal Red Bond, N.J. orroi and at MltMlilown. today and 1 to 3 feet tonight. For Bed Bank and rumsor N.J W74* PutolUrted Sunday through Friday Moil lubtcrlptiom payable m bridge, add two hours; Sei advonct. WASHING!OH • Service report ol iwdHlMNffl tern Bright, deduct 10 minutes Term Daily Sunday Dolly and •meant H» I3*«*r pttiod. IKMMIMH Only Only Sunday tVt.eeiein.iM Mr unto nmd «M ere Long Branch, deduct 1 On* Year wz.os til do wo 00 cleiiwima tx Me»ot pefled ondnn 9 minutes; Highlands bridge If you would like lull information, please call or write Edward D. Conklin, Administrator. Homedellverv by Carrier- Dolly andnndav •Octnliawttli. Sunday p.m.. p4M fe«-*cfef Wt»..l«w ond wodfteor only ti CeMft. tarwntM-Mvrpefttd. add 40 minutes. A Non-prollt Ficlllly ol The Presbyterian Home ol Atlantic City serving all tallhs StnatecocvM Counter - Dotty .Ucmh. Sunday .Scenlt 4 ThcDaOyRcgKter TUESDAY. AUGUST 8. 1978 lllltlMHIIIIUIItHlllllltllllltlUltllltltllltlUIH*' Wants transit bill cut more •y MABK MAGYAR his eight perent cut We still push the Gibboas-Coaable back oil on Glbbons-Conable, so wed Bke to have the bill Obituaries WASHINGTON - Rep view Howard's bill as infla- Amendment, which would although they never said so signed by then," she said. "Bit James J Howard's willingness tionary." have cut his bill 27 percent, in publicly." Mi Blades said If tt isn't, suppkmeitsl «p- iiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMilniiitiiiiiiiniHiMii lllltlllltillMltlllllllllMMi the Home Ways tad Means "Tley did so tor two reasons propriiUons or emergency to cut »I billion from his «*5 Mr Howard Joined state Committee hut week as a sof- — first, because they realized measures could be enacted »n billion transportation bill Transportation Commissioner Mrs. Maria Callnno tening of administration op- they didn't hive the votes, and ts tt la." helped get the bill through the Louis Gambaccini, state Sen. position. second, because the con- Michael McCurry, spokes- LQNG BRANCH - Hrt of West Long Branch, IS House Ways and Means Com- S Thomas Gagliano, R-Mon- Mul* CalUno, II, of 1M West grandchildren; Mgreat-grand- mittee — but it isn't enough to But Mr Bishop said it sim- Iftm fluid In i ill Mi Mil man lor Sen. Williams, said the mouth, and Theodore J. Howard package and Sen WU End Ave, died yesterday at children, and a great-great- wti Carter administration sup- Labrecque, chairman of the ply represented i change in eight/percent." Riverview Hospital, Red granddaughter port, an administration administration strategy. Ms. Blades said the Howard Dams' bill, which provides Monmouth County Transporta- 114 8 billion tor mass transit Btalt 1— Th« Damiano Funeral mnfcfiman said yesterday tion Comiiinlee earty yestar bill, which would provide more Born in Italy, she lived here Home is in charge of arrange- "We're just going to let the than RS billion for highways, over four years, are "not tar "We take any reduction day morning lor an inaugural lor 75 years ments Howard bill and the Williams bridges and mass transit apart." Howard is willing to make as a ride on the first five passenger bill go the House-Senate con- She was a communicant of projects over the next four -Senator Williams' bill haa qood sign, but we're still op- coaches refurbished for the ference committee, and hope Holy Trinity Roman Catholic years, Is now waiting to go been approved by the Senate Pascjuale pole? to the funding level in North Jersey Coast Line. that the final package comes Church and a member of the before the House Rules Com- Banking, Housing and Urban his bill," said William Bishop, down closer — a lot closer — to Sons and Daughters of Italy, Vaccarella The four officials, who rode mittee for release to the House Affairs Committee, and is Department of Transportation the Williams bill," Mr. Bishop both here the 7:3] a.m. train out of floor. pending final action in the Sen- UATAWAN - Pasquale spokesman Bayhead, said they were im- said. ate," Mr. McCurry said "Two She was the widow of Vaccarella, 7], of Mathiasen Janet J. tUwtnl "We'd like to get to the pressed with the refurbished other Senate bills correspond Joseph Callano, who died in Place, died yeiterday at "The Senate bill Introduced Mr. Howard could not be House floor before the two- to the highway and bridge por- 1IM Bayshorse Community Hospi- by Sen Harrison A Williams, coaches, which were pulled by reached tor comment last week House- recess at ths end tal, Holmdel D-N.J , comes much closer to two of the remapufactured Illi- night, but Nancy Blades, his of August, but we may have to tions of the Howard bill. Surviving are three sons, Vandals what we asked for," Mr nois Central Gulf locomotives, "The Administration has Bom in St Lupo, Italy, he press secretary, asserted that wait until September when James Callano, here, Frank Bishop said "We requested (SO whose refurbishment Mr- the administration did "back they come back," Ms. Blades said it can support our bill, snd Callano of Middletown and Pat had Uved here for the past 2J billion; Williams' bill Is for (51 Howard helped arrange. I expect it will do so when the years off" by tailing to support the stid. Abbruzzese of Philadelphia, billion, but Howard's bill is still Mr. Howard regarded the bills go to conference," he He was a custodian for the go on Glbbons-Conable Amendment. "The funding tor some pro- Pa.; five daughters, Mrs. Julia way over 158 billion, even with administration's failure to "The Administration did grams expires In September, Tomaino of Neptune, Mrs. Jen- Matawan Regiqnal High nie Iwo, Mrs Anna Ftlos and School Mrs. Angle Naroznlak, all He was a communicant of rampage here, and Mrs. Julia Hartwlck St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Keyport. LITTLE SILVER - Van- Surviving are his widow, dals have been on the rampage Withdraw retirement homeplan Harry Jom-|>h*en Mrs. Agnes Mucci Vaccarella; here recently, with grave- stones, car windows and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS one ton, Joseph Vaccarella, By BOB RKAMI.KY variance to permit the facility acter and historic atmosphere suitable use for the area," she The project was to house 10 here; two daughters, Mrz. mailboxes the unlucky targets MIDDLETOWN - That has been withdrawn without of their area. retired members of the Catho- - Harry William Josephsen, Some 70 gravestones were (7, of 18 East Ave , died yester- Therse Tomaslello and Mrs home for retired members of prejudice. "We've received a lot. of lic Daughters Initially; later it Maria DeNardo, both here, overturned at the Embury the Catholic Daughters of Mrs. Klyce credited an arti- cooperation from other civic The Catholic Daughters was to be expanded to accom- day at Riverview Hospital, Baptist Church cemetery dur- Bed Bank. two brothers, Dominick Vac- America on Independence cle in the July 25 edition of The associations, and we've hired sought to establish a home for modate 25 carella, here, and Giovanni ing the past two weeks, ac- Road Is out — at least for the Stanley Yacker (ot Matawan) Bom In Hoboken, he had Register with being of substan- their retired members In a res- The area In question Is in Vaccarella of Italy; one sister, cording to Councilman John present tial help In bringing about the as our attorney. We're going to idence now owned by Richard lived in Middletown before Marrah. the R-110 residential zone, In moving here 18 years ago. Mrs. Marietta Macolino of Mrs. Battle H. Klyce of 44 withdrawal. stay on top of it and keep on S. EUwood at 29 Independence None of the stones was seri- which lots must be at least He was a retlrsd carpenter Adelaide, Australia; nine Hillandale Drive, with her hus- "I think the publicity was a being watchdogs," Mrs. Klyce Road. The dwelling has more ously damaged, however. A two-and-one-half acres In area. with the Hanson-Van Winkle grandchildren, and one great- band co-chairman of the Hilla- great help. A lot ot people saw explained. than 30 rooms and a gross floor grandchild. stakeout by police in the area It is characterized by farms Company. ndale Farm Property Owners the story and realized what When the variance applica- area of about 12,000 square and by one-family dwellings on The Day Funeral Home, this past weekend failed to net Association, told The Register was going on," Mrs. Klyce tion was first filed, Mrs. Klyce feet. The applicant con- Surviving are his widow, any ot the vandals, he said. large tracts subdivided from Mrs Elizabeth Whlttbn Keyport, Is In charge of ar- yesterday that she an other said and her neighbors swung into templated no external changes In addition, seven car win- country estates such as the Josephsen, and a son, William rangements. residents within 200 feet of the She added that she and the action, founding the property except for landscaping and ad- Strauss property and the Josephsen of Oakhurst. dows were knocked out on Sll- proposed site of the home at 29 other members of the Hilla- owners association, ditional parking spaces. The verslde Avenue, Lovett Ave- HaskeU holdings. The Richard C. Hoidal Fu- Mrs. Ed Hard Independence Road have been ndale Farm Property Owners circulatlnq a petition in opposi- interior of the dwelling, ori- nue and Branch Avenue during notified by letter from John C. Association remain prepared tion to the variance and raising ginally the main house of the Mrs. Klyce's residence was neral Home, Ocean Township, the same period. Is In charge of arrangements Dollard Giordano, attorney for the to fight any future attempts to funds tor a court battle if nec- Strauss estate, was to be mod- converted from the Strauss Vandalism has taken its toll Catholic Daughters, that his revive the project, which they essary ernized with an elevator added carriage house and Is typical OCEAN TOWNSHIP - clients' application for a use feel threatens the rural char- "We feel It's not at all a for the use of elderly residents Albert Stoothoff Mrs. Dorothy M. Dollard, 72, of on borough mailboxes, as well, of the area. 215 Elmwood Road.died yes- with a number of residents re- RED BANK - Albert V terday at Monmouth Medical porting mailboxes wrenched Stoothoff, 70, of IK Branch Center, Long Branch. from posts and deposited In Ave., died yesterday at his She was born in Cardiff, front yards home. Wales, and came here from Mr. Marrah, police commit- Townhouse petitions circulated Bom in New York, he had Enqlishtown 25 years ago tee chairman, said police lived here 50 years She was the retired secre- didn't know If the three types LITTLE SILVER-Voters Seawall tract, on Eastvlew Av- Kenneth Dillon, at last night's the proposal. One owner of each unit He was a retired supervisor tary-treasurer of Leonard of vandalism have been com- Against TownHouses (VATH) enue. meeting. must be over age 48, and only of (he railroad at Earle Naval "The meeting raised a lot Spark Plug Co., Newark, and a mitted by the same group of has collected 150 signatures on About 75 residents attended Naval Weapons Depot, and The developers of the tract more questions on our part," one child under age 18 would member of Saint James persons. petitions in opposition to a pro- last month's Zoning Board had been superintendent at are expected to file an applica- Mr. Stone said. "A lot of our be permitted per unit. Episcopal Church, Long posed condominium complex meeting, when the Sewall pro- Sutton Park Apartments, here "The police do have some tion for a variance with the questions weren't answered." Branch. here — and the door-to-door posal was scheduled. But the *i mm ISI MINI Mr Stoofhoff was a incur names, however, and they are Zoning Board of Adjustment in The residents who object to Surviving are her husband, still pursuing it," he said campaign Is still wailing in the time for this month's meeting. application was withdrawn af- the development are primarily Qgn,'{ Blame YOUF A(16 ' ber of the Masonic lodge, here wings. ter a battle ensued when the Edward R Dollard, one In other business at last And if they do, VATH will concerned about envlronmen- _ , *• He was the husband of late developer's attorney asked the daughter, Mrs. Martha Vetter night's regular Borough Coun- be ready for them. tal impact, increased traffic pOT POOT HeantiQ Mrs Dorothy Breckenrlde of West Long Branch, and According to VATH or- matter be postponed a month. who died in 1>74. cil meeting, Councilman Wil- and drainage, he said. three grandchildren. ganizers, who met last night to "We plan to go door-to- Mr. Stone said he and Mr. Surviving are a son, Rich- liam McOuesney submitted his A main contention of VATH Chicago, III.—A free offer of The Woolley Funeral resignation from council, ef- elect a chairman, the group door, and set up a table at the Dillon met with Mr. Segall's will be that the present zoning special interest to those who ard II Stoothoff Sr, here; two Home, Long Branch, is In plans to canvass the town to A & P," said Charles Stone of attorney, Elliot Vernon of daughters, Mrs. Gall Parenty fective Aug. 31. of the land poses no hardship hear but do not understand charge of arrangements gather opposition to theParker Avenue, elected co- Shrewsbury, and his as- to the developer, Mr. Stone words has been announced by of Eatontown and Mrs. Cheryl He will be moving out of planned M-unll project on the chairman of VATH, along with sociates last week to discuss Lomazzo, here; a brother, Bellonc. A non-operating Mrs. Harry Bruck* state at the end of the month The land Is now zoned B-3, | t| Btltone Edwin Stoothoff of Vineland, because of a Job transfer. mode ofth e sma esl and 10 grandchildren tor one family houses on one- aid of its kind wil, be given ab. KEANSBURG - Services By law, his replacement Private funeral services for Mrs. Christelle Taylor Bendix strike vote slated SOlUlely freel0 anyOne anSwtr must be a Republican, Mayor VATH will contend also ' will be conducted Bracks, 71, of 1 Church St., in Anthony T. Bruno noted, and, By JLLIE MCDONNELL ployees at Bendix dumped meeting of Mr. Bywater, Mr. that the p^sai t not Z «>"»j advertisement, were conducted in the Laurel best use of the land because ot Send for thls mode1' Pul" on by tradition, applicants for the EATONTOWN - A strike copies of the proposed con- White and Arnold Bernardinl, and wear inIh e 3 of Mis* Marion Eager Funeral Home, West vacancy should bring "some traffic and drainage problems •• P™ ^ Keansburg, with the Rev by 900 employees ol the Bendix tract Into a trash can and the International's represent- LONG BRANCH - Miss kind ot public service record" Corporation looms ahead Fri- burned them In protest over ative at the contract talks. it will generate, Mr. Stone your own home. While many George C. Reed, pastor of the when they seek the post. said. people with a hearing loss will Marion C Eager, 87, of for- First Unitsd Methodist Church day, II employees vote down a the terms merly of HI Union Avs., died contract offered by the man- The workers will vote on The project, called Silver not receive any significant of Keansburg, officiating. The replacement, to be ap- The workers also protested Sunday at the Monmouth Med- agement tomorrow. the contract at a union mem- Uke Village, would consist of benefit from any hearing aid, Mrs, Bracks was the wife of pointed by council within 30 the failure of union leadership ical Center bership meeting tomorrow at one and two-bedroom this free model will show you Harry G. Bracks. She died days after the resignation be- And that is exactly what to permit a contract vote In She was a lifelong city resi- they are expected to do, ac- Carpenter's Hall, Red Bank, at townbouses, selling for $160,000 how ,iny hearjng help can be „ July It, only 11 days before the comes effective, would have to July, before the plant went on 3:30 p.m. dent. couple would have celebrated run In November for the re- cording to the union local pres- Its annual two-week shutdown. ^ is not a real hearing aid, and Miss Eager was a retired their S6th wedding an- maining two years in Mr. Mc- ident. Employees returned to work it's yours to keep, free. The ac- civil service employee and a niversary. Queensy's term. Stanley White, president of yesterday. tual aid weighs less than a third communicant of Star of the Local 417, International Union Also surviving are two dau- of an ounce, and it's all at ear Sea Roman Catholic Church. Mayor Bruno also said that of Electrical, Radio, and Ma- Union members zay that GARDEN TIES qhters, Mrs. Grace Rector of the anticipated cost of thechine Workers, said yesterday "bread and butter" issues are r MU level, in one unit. Surviving is a brother, Kendall Park and Mrs. Julia iivco P » '» O*8 L49 borough's property re-eval- that a strike was "almost in- the primary concern of the treated 6X6X6 dipped'* 5 These models are free, so we Charles Eager, here. Buttons, here, and a sister, 4X5X8 treated O uation will be discussed at the evitable," and would begin at membership, with disagree- creosote suggest you write for yours The Woolley Funeral Home Mrz Alice Brause of Irv- Aug. 28 meeting. The re-eval- midnight Thursday. ments over money, pension, dipped dipped.. now. Again, we repeat, there is Is In charge of arrangements. ington uation will take place next sick days, and a dental plan at no cost, and certainly no obli- year, and go Into effect in l>80 "The employees ars not ex- the center of the dispute. 99 pected to approve the contract dipped 9 gation. Thousandshavet, cady Appoint 2 The council also hired John on Wednesday," he said, add- Mr. Bywater charged that een mailed, so wrile today to ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Clark of Shrewsbury as ing that the current contract the management had refused Dept. 2923. Beltone Elec- — The name of Mrs. Jane borough mechanic He is the does not expire until midnight to go along with a proposal by MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER tronics, 4201 W. Victoria St., Bravand.90. of M E. Garfleld in Keyport son of Shrewsbury's borough Thursday. a federal mediator that nego- 777 SHRfWSIURY AV!NUE, SHREWS1URY Chicago, Illinois 60646. . Ave., who died Sunday was tiations take place today, and KEYPORT - Mayor WU- William Bywater, president incorrectly spelled In yester- of District Three of the union, said that, since the contract day's Daily Register. said that the union has given expires Thursday, the com- pany's refusal to meet today Ml Cord of Thonks Local 417 the go-ahead to rec- SAVE TO 14% OVER REGULAR MAIL SUBSCRIPTION ommend the calling of a strike "Indicates a total Ir- THANK YOU - Stnccrfly. Ipr your responsibility" to the Bendix hind ana thoughtful fipfemoni of Mr. Leone will replace Leo fhrmivh win \nw Union leaders had recom- lympothv HalllMy Family lnrOU n workers and to the U.S. gov- Maninia as the Zoning Board ooff g WIIHIOW mended earlier that the em- THE FAMILY OF - Dovia ployees accept the contract, ernment which is a prime cus- p HkktSr acknowledge* with g«nt Adjustment's representative MARLBORO - A 19-year- tomer for Bendix products. special student discount fwl appreciation your hIM cKpmtlon on the Planning Board, Mayor old resident arrested on three but have agreed now to back of tympothy The union decision to back Ralph said. charges in connection with al- the strike. Last month, night shift em- its membership came after a 202, Death Notices Mr. Slocum, West Front St., legedly throwing a cement mail subscription rates will replace Mrs. Elizabeth block through a homeowner's CALLANO — M°»O inn At txuneie), ft. of 13* Wttt End Ave . Siano, who resigned for per- window is being held for a Long Bronch. on Aug tt im Funtrol sonal reasons, for a term that probable cause hearing August Thun , Aug 10. ol • a m .from Iht? Do THESE RATES APPLY TO CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES mtono Funeial Horn*. US Third Av» . will expire in 1*80, Mayor U. police said. Lorta Bronch Mo»» ol Chriitlon Burial INSURANCE 9 a m of Holy Trinity RC Church, Ralph said. Thomas Bross, of 3 May- inltrmeni AM Carm*. CtmtUry. Wttl Mr. Mania will retain his wood Drive, was arrested at 1 YEAR 9 MONTHS 6 MONTHS 3 MONTHS Long Bronch VliMollon Ti>e* . 7-t CORNER p m .and Wed ? lond'tpm seat on the zoning board, the 1:13 a.m. Sunday and charged mayor said. Mr. Mania did not with attempted breaking and Dally Only $36.00 $27.00 $18.00 $9.00 GRASSO— Errmt 41 ytofl » by H. WILLIAM MULLANEV JOO Edgcmoor Rood. Btlfofd N.J On want to do both jobs at the entering, malicious damage to Aug S. H'l Btloved hutband of Joan Sunday Only $16.00 $12.00 $8.00 $4.00 Sthctfmryrr Devoltd father ol Mill same time, the mayor ex- private property, and tres- Ann Marie Dtor brother ol Chrlti plained. His term on the plan- passing In connection with al- optwr. Euotnt, Ptttr, Mrr, Mary Dally & Sunday $52.00 $39.00 26.00 $13.00 Eiwmonn, Mri Noiall*'Cattle. Mri ning board was due to expire legedly throwing a cement COINSURANCE Thereto O'Rovrhe. Mrt Josephine Darcy. and Mrt. Doloret Carroll Fu at the end of this year. block through a picture win- neral Wedneidoy at • 1$ o.m Irom ihe Borough Council also voted Th« concopl ol colnturanct can b* lummod up «*ry (Imply JohnF Plltoer Funtrol Home. nS Tin dow of a home owned by It mtam Hilt ttw property owiw will cany Inturanc* up to a doll Rood, New Monmouth. N J Moti to hire a new special police- Frank Cacace, 54 School Road Keep your college student in touch with home. of Christian Burial will be offered ol SI cwtaln pCfconUgt ol th« value ol hla property, uaually eighty Mory'i H C. Church. New Monmouth man, Ernest Howard. Mr. West, police said. percent. He geta a reduced rate lor this. atlOo m Interment St Joseph t Cem fiery. Keyport Vliltlng Monday and Howard will be paid M 25 per Police said ths incident was The purpose ol coinsurance Imohrea the itaion lor Insur- Give him a Register Subscription going-away gift hour. reported around 11:50 p.m. ance Itaell, which la to dltlrlbute Ihe burden ol risk from one Saturday. IndMdual to e Urge group. With Vila clause, each poUcrhokler JOSEPH5EN-Marry William. pays hit lair ahare ol premluma. Otherwise, people might Inaure oae 7*. of Atlantic Hlahlandt, on Aug. ?. The arrest came after an If7l Beloved hwtband ol Elliatwth Lottery winner In varying percentages ol property Mtuee ... one person might Whllton, devoted 'other ol WUHam investigation by police, which Inaure, to 30% ol value, another to 40%, and another to 65%, thus CALL 542-4000 Service* will be held ot the Rlcftord C TRENTON (AP) - The included following a trail of paying leal then their share ol average premium! Hoidal Funeral Home, 73* Monmouth Rood. Ocean TowntMp. Trturtdoy. winning number In New Jer-blood left behind by the sus- Furthermore, coinsurance mekes sure property owners have Aug 10 at 10 a m Violation will be 3-5 sey's Pick-It lottery yesterday pect, who had apparently cut adequate coverage. The colnturance clause (also called the ood t-9 Wednesday reduced rale contribution or average clause) It utuelly ottered was 181. A straight bet pays himself, police said Bross was on commercial and butlneaa propertlea, rather than on private SMIGA — George T.. on Salur $198; a box bets pays $33, and apprehended at Freehold Area dwelllnge. day., Aug i, formerly ol (tumwn The Daily Register the pairs pay $18 50 Hospital, Freehold Township, In other worda, II $100,000 ol Inventory It Insured tor only Felgtfijpon Devoted father of Gary Poul ol Ohio. Brian Geoff*, Jonathan where he had been driven by $40,000 mitead ol SM.OOO (considered hill Inturance el S0%). a Steven. Susan Morle. all of Sarosota. R ONE REGISTER PLAZA • SHREWSBURY • 542-4000 cwitrtbulton* moy be mode to the char TOMSMVIR ?4O-t3OO Ity of your choice promoter said. ficer. pbe He warned, however, that it is the law So we should try in joint session at the board's we cin short circuit the appeal them could be a reduction circumstances, have changed to come to an agreement like invitation, the Board of Educa- question" there That's one area 1 think since the budget was defeated we did last year 1 am hopelul tion ami Borough Council last "The board wants to know we could compromise on, ' the and cut that we can But itnot.it won I night expressed a common de- if there's any chance of restor superintendent said "Very expensive repairs lo be because ol personalities or sire to resolve their budget dif- ing enough of the cut to enable Board and council mem the (Frances Place) elemen politics.' he said ferences without recourse to it to give the students a thor bers and officials agreed that tary school have come up since "We leel confident that if the state commissioner of oiujh and efficient rdurntuHi nothing specific cuuld be dime the budget In particular there you do understand our prob education With ths recommended cut of until audit information is made are extensive root repairs thai iems, we can resolve our dit The |3 6 million IJ78-79 1105,067, this cannot be done," available by Peter I. Craham were not anticipated in the (erences without going down to school budget, defeated by Mr Kalac explained board auditor, currently at budgH These things have lo the commissioner," Mr Flem borough voters in February Dr. Joseph R Bolger, su- work on the audit lor the be corrected if we are lo open ing replied was cut J195.O67 in March The perintendent of schools, said board's year ended June 30. the school in the fall, and 1 Casting ballots Feb H board then appealed the cut to (145.877 of the total cut is from 1978 Worksheets, if not the fin must say that we couldn't haw borough voters, rejected the lo the commissioner, who has set salaries ished audit, should be avail stayed within the budget on cal tax levy (or current ex a hearing for Sept 8 "With some salaries we able to board and council this account in any event, " the pense ol $1,218,495 by 219 votes Richard J Fleming, board have some choice, with others members before the proposed board president said lo IU The 1195,067 cut pro president, said last night he we do not Some 75 to H5 Aug 17 joint messiun Mayor Kinlin spoke for the posed by council would lower believes the council and the percent ol the recommended Mr Fleming rmphatlted council Ihe levy to tl.M3.42H and re board can reach a compromise cut is in salaries, most of them that the board has nothing tn "I think the budget vole is a duce the tchool tax rale from without the aid of the com- cannot happen," the super- hide and that board records big waste of time. voters just 12 68 to |2 47 cents per (100 of missioner, as was done with intendent said are wide open to council mem get out and lake their tMltngl assessed valuation the I97K-7J budget Mr Kalac added that even "We (eel we ought to be il the board wished to reduce able to solve our differences teacher salaries, (or instance, LIBRARY BOOK SALE - Jack Field, left foreground, director ot the without an outsider to tell us it couldn't" We have agree headquarters library and Anna Wong, center foreground, reference librar- ments with the teachers, and Home Improvements what to do," Mr Fleming said ian, distribute books offered for sale at the Monmouth County LJbrary's Mayor Thomas E Kinlin we have already issued con- headquarters in Freehold. The library is conducting the book sale at at its said Borough Council also tracts In them," the attorney AT SPECIAL MONEY-SAVING PRICES headquarters until Aug.12. A similar book sale is underway of the Ocean would prefer to keep the explained Township branch until Monday. squabble within the municipal Mr Zolkin repeated a query family He added that he can- first placed by Councilwuman not say whether a compromise Eileen M.Uoyd is possible before inspecting "Is there any area in this board expenditures reflected budget that the board (eels can Kozloski raps bill in the 1977-78 audit, but he said be compromised1'" the at- he and other council members torney asked are certainly willing to look at "The board spent months any inlormation the board putting this budget together cares to submit. before it was voted on and on energy facilities At the suggestion of the defeated Obviously it (elt all David Zolkin, borough at- the items were necessary As FREEHOLD-As preszlve degree of power" the three joint hearings by the two torney, and the board at- far as I know the board has not semblyman Walter J. legislation would put into ths Assembly committees and As- torney, Peter P Kalac, the met since to decide whether il BATHROOMS Kozloski, D-Monmoulh, said he hands of the Department of semblyman John Froude, D board and council set a special could live with anything less." was opposed to the energy la Energy as one of the danger- Middlesex, chairman ol the joint meeting for 8 p.m Thurs- Mr. Kalac replied ciliUes siting bill now pending ous aspects of the bill Energy and Natural Re- day, Aug. 17, in the in- Dr Bolger suggested there in committee in the Assembly. He also said he was con- sources Committee, has said termediate school Before that might be a reduction possible Tl "This bill is a little like cerned about the lack of con- the committees will have to meeting the board will supply In the fixed charges urn deeding your property to who- trol counties would have over consider several amendments the required audit information (insurance, utilities, etc ), rec- ever will take it," Mr. the locating ot energy facilities before making a decision on to council. ommended to be cut 116.000 by 30!KH Kozloski, vice chairman of the within their borders. The coun- releasing it. Mi Kalac announced that council Assembly Agriculture and En- ties will only be able to submit vironment Committee, said. recommendations as to Mr. Froude said he person- "It Is full ol give-aways, things whethsr areas in the county ally would vote against releas- we would not know we had but were suitable, conditionally ing the bill in its present form Bar statement GENERAL CONSTRUCTION • ATTIC ROOMS lost until they were collected suitable or unsuitable for such He said he expected the com- by the state of New Jersey " construction, but the recom- mittees would make a decision DORMERS • FINISHED BASEMENTS on whether to release it, and in The Agriculture and En-mendations would not be bind- ing, he noted. what form, sometime in Octo- vironment Committee, togeth- ber. from Indelicato NO DOWN PAYMENT er with the Assembly Energy "I cannot see how it (the By BOB Illl AMI IV two months late in remitting TERMS ARRANGED ON ANV IMPROVEMENT and Natural Resources Com- bill) passed the Senate in less "We need to guarantee that KEANSBURG - Fire- the payments and has inten- mittee, have been given joint than three weeks after In- counties and municipalities works which threatened last tionally deprived Ihe board of MONMOUTH PHONE: 741-50601 Jurisdiction to review the bill troduction, with no public have more than the right to night's joint session of the the opportunity of realizing in- Hwy. 35, Middletown It was passed earlier by the hearings," he said. non-binding recommenda- Board of Education and terest on its funds — specifical- (CONSTRUCTION CO. Senate The legislation, sponsored tions," Mr. Kozloski said. "We Borough Council in the In- ly in the amount of $8,000. Mr. Kozloski, in a prepared by Sen. Frank J. Dodd, DEs- have to make sure that home termediate School were quick- statement, cited the "Irh-sex, has been the subject of rule is not eroded further." ly quenched by Peter P. Kalac. board attorney When Vincent J. Indelicato. the borough's chief financial Gagliano demands probe officer, stood to read a pre- pared statement, Mrs Julia Fleming quickly objected that he was out o( order of drug use allegations Mr Kalac sustained Mrs Fleming's objection, ruling 1 FREEMOLD - State Sen. that current drug laws should whether any of our laws are that only the announced sub- S. Thomas Gagliano, R-Mon- be eased, and maybe they will being violated in the White ject on the agenda of the spe- mouth, blasted the Carter ad- be, the present law states that House." cial meeting - the defeated ministration with regard to al- such drug use is illegal," Mr The Republican lawmaker 1978-79 school budget - could legations that some members Gagliano said in a prepared cited White House statements legally be discussed of the President's staff may statement. that President Carter is not have been or are using mari- planning any further action af- Richard J Fleming, board president, thereupon ruled Mr juana oi other illegal drugs "President Carter should ter the resignation of Dr Peter and called on the President to Bourne, his chief advisor on Indelicato out of order. be looking into these charges Mr Indelicato yielded, but 1 investigate and make public and not allow them to be hid- narcotics, following the dis- all aspects of the matter. closure that he had written a he announced that he will read den from public scrutiny," he his statement at the regular f "What good is prescription for methaqualone "Regardless of whether said. "1 think the American board meeting Thursday, Aug people in this country believe people are entitled to know in a fictitious patient name for an assistant of his. The borouqh financial of this card to me Dr. Bourne subsequently (icer would not release copies said that marijuana and co- of his statement, but he con- Two sent to prison caine were used by some firmed that it lists amounts of on State Street in Chicago?" members of the White House money he has paid over lo the staff. board out of Ihe local tax levy Great! If you need in rape,kidnap case Whether true or not, Sen. and the dates the payments Gagliano said the charges are FREEHOLD - Two Union conviction was 30 years, and were made serious and should seriously Beach men have been sent to Engstrom could have received Before he was stopped by money, stop in at erode the President's national Mr. Fleming's ruling, Mr In state prison in connection with as much as a life term and international image. the rape and kidnapping of a deucato stated that he was very much upset by 21-year-old Matawen woman Burke was acquitted of the "This administration has Chicago Federal Savings been continually fraught with statements made before coun- last November 20 in the kidnapping and threat to kill charges. However, he was political misgivings and ques- cil by Mrs. Fleming. Bayshorc tionable practices, and I am At a recent regular meeting right on State Street* Ronald Engstrom of Union found guilty of rape, assault with intent to rape, atrocious personally amazed that.no ol Borough Council, Mrs Ave.. Union Beach, had been probe is being planned on the Fleming, speaking as a private convicted by a jury last May ol assault and lexdness. Judge and make a withdrawal Amone sentenced him to 12- matter," Mr. Gagliano said citizen, charged that Mr In- kidnapping, rape, assault with "This is just a further indica- delicato, who pays over to the intent to rape.threatening tbe to-15 years in state prison He could have received as much tion that there must be a lull Board of Education Its share of woman's life and open lewd- scale investigation into the property taxes collected by the from your savings as approximately 50 years in ness Carter Administration Itself." borough, has been as much as Superior Court Judge John prison P. Arnone has sentenced him account here at Keystone to state prison lor 30-to-33 years. Mandatory minimum COOKIE CONTEST in New Jersey. That's sentence for the kidnapping FOR KIDS ONLY! Flea market 3 winners in each store how great Prestige Card 1st prize •• $25 gift certificate . on Aug. 19 plus 2 Great Adventure tickets is in Chicago. FAIR HAVEN - A flea 2nd prize - S15gift certicate market, sponsored by George plus 2 Great Adventure tickets B Moxley Masonic Lodge, will Actually, there are over 7 places in downtown Chi- take place from 9 a.m. to 4 3rd prize - S10 gift certificate cago where you can withdraw from your Keystone p.m., Aug. 19. at Ihe rear of the plus 2 Great Adventure tickets Savings Account just by presenting your Prestige Masonic home, 780 River Card. And. if you plan on touring the U.S., there are Road. Say kids - if you're between the ages over 4,500 places that will honor your Prestige Card A total o( 80 spaces arc ol 6 to 12 and like to bake cookies It's a very reassuring thing — your Prestige Card. Ask available for persons who wish (as well as eat them), come enter about it by calling 775-3131 — thaTs Keystone Savings to sell antiques or other old Items. Stembach's Cookie Contest! It runs This is the (Irst year the now thru August 15th All you do is drop a card in the giant cookie box in lodge has planned a (und our Children's Area, with your name, age, address and telephone number, raiser of this nature Keystone Savings Poroceeds will benefit the PLUS THE NAME OF THE COOKIE YOU WANT TO ENTER! Fifteen cards lodge and area charitable or- will be selected at random from each store, and those children will be invited Neptune • Asbury Park* Manalapan ganizations. to bring us (heir prepared cookies for final |udging A panel of your peers Lodge affiliated Amaranth will be the |udges! More information later on the linals Meanwhile, Chicago Federal has a number of offices, so call and Daughters of the Easter 1 Star will sell food, beverages get your favorite recipe • • you could be a winner 312/346-4200 lor information when in Chicago and snacks during the day Additional information may be obtained from local news- paper advertisements, and from posters in local busi- All stores participating except Elizabeth and PlainfieW Rl 537, Jacksgn Twp nesses. The Daily Register One more strike for Jordan Gehrig. former ke»vyweighi Kslublloltrd in IK7H - I'uMlshcd li> The Krd Hank Kcmslir By JACK ANDERSON lUIIUIUMIMIUIUIIIIIIIMIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIt about While House colleagues Impressed with Zbigniew champion Euard Charles and Despite the lesson of Rich- ex-Vice President Henry ard Nixon's Watergate tran- Brzezinski's cockatoo-like hair ARTHUR Z. KAMIN WASHINGTON style, Jordan began calung^lhe Wallace among thousands of President and Editor scripts, there have been some.,, others Most of the research recent expletives that should national security£to ser "Woody Woodpecker " ' was concentrated in far-off have been deleted from While SCENE Guam where there is a high Thomas .1 Bly, Executive Editor William/. Sandford, Associate Editor House communications. Bnezinski retaliated by refer- ring to the plump Jordan as incidence of the killer disease As a born again Baptist, iiiiiiiiimmiiHHmmimmmttiiiiiimiiiii "Porky Pig." He also discovered there _j TUESDAY, Jimmy Carter eschews naugh- previous dealings with Jordan, ty words But his free wheeling said the reported Jordanism BRASS RINO: Period* was no national ALS satiety, honcho, Hamilton Jordan, is didn't strike him as "too much we award the brass ring, good similar to the high-powered less Pharisaical Within the out of characters. The con- for a free ride on the Washing- ANDERSON groups which have created White House, the irrepressible gressman said that earlier in ton Merry-Go-Round, to some- public support to combat heart Jordan doesn't conceal his dis- the Carter administration, he one who is helping to make disease and cancer. Only a taste for Rep John Moss, D- had tried lo reach Jordan but democracy live. ters and two sons Today, four handful of scattered local out- Calif "never got a call back." Today the brass ring goes years after the diagnosis, Mrs fits existed There was no co- The veteran Moss, a power Snorted Moss "His position to a valiant California busi- Bishop remains alive at her ordinated fund-raising and, in the House, has offended Jor- is so exalted he hasn't time to nessman who refused to ac- home although almost totally astonishingly, not even dan by taking independent contact a member of Ihe cept his wife's medical death paralyzed statistics on the number suf- stands Not long ago, Moss House." sentence and may be recog- "We have never discussed fering from ALS in the United asked the White House for in- Looking back on more than nized in the future as the man the eventuality of death with Slates. who brought about a cure for formation about human rights a quarter-century in Congress, Mary Frances, never men- At a 1974 Thanksgiving din- the dread disease that took the practices In the Middle East Moss told us no president has tioned It in her presence," the ner, he and his family decided life of former baseball star The request came across Jor ever had worse relations with U-year-old Bishop told us. lo organize the ALS Society of Lou Gehrig dan's desk the Hill than Jimmy Carter "Most ALS patients are told by America. They solicited He scrawled a Nixon-vin- This is "primarily because o( Four years ago, Eames their doctors that all they can 120,000 from friends, and tage "expletive deleted" on a his staff," said the con- Bishop, a self-employed Los do is go home and die And, of Bishop spent $22,000 of his own memo The quick-triggered gressman from California Angeles marketing consultant, course, that's whal they do savings on a kick-off project aide now tells us he doesn't He added that Jordan isn't was informed lhal his wife, We have proved that it doesn't which brought 34 prominent of- recall using a vulgar term lo the only senior member of the Mary Frances, was stricken have to be ALS can do nothing ficials from this country and characterize Moss administration who fails lo re- with amyolrophic lateral more to my wife. She has the abroad to a discussion panel in Moss told our associate turn phone calls Moss said he sclerosis (ALS). which afflicts worst possible case But she's California Gary Cohn that he had not had also Iried in vain>to reach 10,000 Americans every year still alive " Today the money spent on heard of Ihe memo but that Interior Secretary Cecil An- "The disease is incurable," the Moreover, Bishop is now ALS research amounts to $5 Jordan's offensive language drus He grumped thai he no doctors told Bishop "There's dedicating his life to Ihe cause million a year, more than 10 no cure. There's nothing we didn't bother him "If I really longer wastes lime in futile of other ALS sufferers on a times the total available when can do Take her home Make respect someone and heattempts to reach Carter of- national scale. At the time his Bishop began his crusade. A doesn't respect me back, it ficials who ignore con- her comfortable. She has three spokesman for (he National In- years at the outside " wife's illness was diagnosed, would bother me," the con- gressional calls Bishop discovered to his con- stitutes of Health commented: gressman explained "If I "I learn rather quickly," he Bishop refused to accept "Eames Bishop has made a their grim verdict He all but sternation that only $400,000 a have no particular respect for said. year was being spent on ALS major contribution to ALS. He the person, It has no effect Footnote: Nol one to dis- abandoned his professional ca- Is tirelessly committed lo the reer to nurse'his 111 wife, with research—despite the fact it whatsoever " criminate, Jordan has also had caused the deaths of work " The powerful Moss, citing been irreverent in his remarks the help of their three daugh- The biggest boondoggle of all their Jiving off Ihe masses." By JAMES J. KILPATRUK iiiiiMimiiiMiimimmliimiimiMiiiniMiiM Warren T Brookes has re- ported, between July 1974 and There was the $640,000 turned Sometime this week, if ev- over to the Gay Community erthing goes on schedule, the January 1878, government em- CONSERVATIVE ployment rose by 23,500 jobs Service of Los Angeles, "to House will take up the CETA provide education about gay Reauthorizatlon BUI The bill (mostly CETA), while the VIEW state's private sector actually people's problems." Another ought to be shouted down and $34,000 went to the Gay Al- stomped on. Instead, the bill Is lost 26,700 jobs The effect of in the program Is to damage the liance of Rochester, NY., to likely to be wafted toward the MHiiiHuimmMimiHMiMtimiii provide speakers at local cam- Senate on waves of hot air and very private employers who in billions the past have supplied the puses so that students could good Intentions. Barring a full- That Is not even the worst learn about homosexual life- scale revolt, another $10 billion most employement to that can be said of the pro- marginal workers. styles. And then there was the to $12 billion of your money is gram. The original idea was to KILPATRICK grant in Miami for a "nude Britain's test tube babv about to gurgle down the train the hardcore unemployed Brookes has some figures sculpting workshop" in which drain. for productive Jobs In the on CETA employement In pub- the program Is riddled with naked men and women "ran "CETA" is the Com- private sector. The original lic service. In May 1077. forabuse. Here in Washington, a hands over one another's bod- The birth of 5-pound, 12-ounce lesson in the compatibility of ad- example, Boston had 1,221spendthrift district govern- Louise Brown, Britain's photogenic vanced "human engineering" and prehensive Employment and Idea was to rely upon public ies ... to help them discover Training Act of 1873. It is now service jobs In local govern- CETA jobs under the city gov- ment used (480,000 in CETA that they had 'both male and "test tube baby," could not have come traditional human values like procrea- set to expire Sept. 30 The ment only as temporary expe- ernment. By March 1978, tehe funds (translation: your tax female qualities'" at a more fortuitous time for the cause tion. pending bill would rewrite por- dients. Those original ideas number had grown to 3,207. IN funds) to set up a massive bu- There is no way — no way of controversial scientific research. tions of the original act, in an have been reduced to Imbecili- New Bedford-Fall River, city reaucracy staffed in large part Another impeccably traditional on earth — that this miserable effort to prevent multiple ty. The act has done virtually jobs under CETA swelled from by relatives and cronies of City Only a few months ago, such re- value, the prevention and cure of pain boondoggle can be retrieved abuses, and would extend the nothing toward solving the 402 to 2,106 In teh same period. Council members. The 56 search had to weather a public rela- for socially useful purposes. and disease, animates another sort of program for four more years. problems of the hardcore un- The jobs pay an average CETA recipients on council's salary of 110,000, far above payroll averaged $18,000 a The House amendments make tions disaster when an American au- scientific research which is often The authors of this employed — their plight is as what an untrained 18-year-old year for Jobs that paid only some feeble gestures toward thor claimed that a child had been grotesque imposition on the pathetic as ever — but the act criticized in apocalyptic terms—ge- could get In private em- $8,571 in other government reform, but a close reading of cloned from the cells of an egocentric taxpayers could not prevent has provided some glorious netic medicine. That sub-specialty has ployment, but the jobs have no agencies the changes suggests that local abuses if they kept at the re- new revenue-sharing for the millionaire. permanence and few of them sponsors will evade the tighter produced its own front page news. The writing Job till Christmas municipalities. Writing in Reader's Digest, The cloning report, which medical provide serious training. requirements with ease. The New England Journal of Medicine re- Nothing In my experience — What CETA has ac- Ralph Klnney Bennett experts denounced as a hoax, rein- Doubtless, the CETA out- chronicles other outlays of CETA program, launched with ported that, for the first lime, doctors not food stamps, nor foreign complished — about all It has good intentions live years ago, forced the popular notion—derived have been able to identify a single aid, nor the old Job Corps, nor accomplished— is to transfer a lays have helped some jobless your money. There was the men and women. It would be payment in Atlanta of $475 a has come to a woefully bad mostly from Grade-B science fiction gene among the millions in a micro- the follies of the arts and hu- few hundred thousand jobs end. If the House has any re- manities people - nothing has from the private sector of our incredible, considering the month to a former leader of films—that reproduction-related re- scopic human cell. As with any labora- gard for the people's taxes, the approached the sheer mind economy to the public sector. billions that have been spent, if the Black Panthers just "to search inevitably leads to bizarre and tory breakthrough—including "test some persons had not been keep an eye on city, county House will let CETA die right boggling, boondoggling waste This is marvelous, Is it not? In there. inhuman results. tube" conception, which required a and corruption of the CETA Massachusetts, newsman constructively assisted. But and state governments and There was nothing bizarre about decade of study and experimentation the plight of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert before it succeeded—the isolation of John Brown of Oldham, England, the the gene may not produce therapeutic world's first "test tube parents." results for years. The discovery, Energy plan: Eliminate tolls A conventional working class cou- though, may enable doctors to identify ple, they wanted to have children, but the presence of genetic disorders in Eatontown ing now to contend with the Mr making themselves known, were unable to because of a defect in fetuses and even—after more research influence and effect tfia(_the ,-«tood together smiling, with Mrs. Brown's fallopian tubes. To the Editor: built-in legalized homosexuali both arms upraised in a vic- —correct such defects surgically. Your readers may want to FROM OUR READERS The Browns were offered hope by ty and pornographic "combat tory sign. support a suggestion that could Mrs. Maria Yavarone two experts in embryology who had There is undoubtedly an element zones" will have on their chil- save billions of gallons of gas dren. of serendipity in the favorable reac- been painstakingly researching the and oil across the nation, re- Recently this same gov- Clark fund duce pollution, save money, feasibility of "test tube" conceptions tion to the "test tube baby." Had the ernor expressed concern that Fair Haven for years. The doctors removed a ripe child been born with a birth defect- wear and tear on cars and troleum Institute, parkway should be no argument on this N.J. license plates gave us a trucks, and time and nerves of To the Editor: egg from Mrs. Brown's ovary, placed even one unrelated lo the mode of her and turnpike, I believe an In- score. Two of my brothers. In "blah" image. He needn't On behalf of the John Clark everyone using parkways, crease of about four cents per different states, have de- it in a laboratory dish, and then conception— the public response worry any longer because his Fund Committee, we would turnpikes, expressways, gallon in the gas tax would veloped lung problems, which latest gambit will quickly fertilized it with sperm from her hus- would have been quite different. For- throughways, tunnels, bridges, like to express our deepest and enable New Jersey to pay off prompts this letter Can we change us from the garden to sincerest appreciation to the band. and ferries where tolls are col- the parkway and turnpike ex- tunately, largely owing to the care and continue to spew deadly the gutter state. many organizations from Fair lected. My suggestion Is to penses and bonds and The egg was re-implanted in Mrs. patience of the doctors involved, the carbon monoxide gas from ve- It's too bad that our young- eliminate the tolls and the eliminate tolls on the parkway Haven and neighboring com- hicles Into the air unneces- sters will be paying the tab Brown's uterus and continued to grow procedure was a success. many long lines of cars and and the turnpike. Everyone munities who assisted us'on sarily? EliminaUng tolls could Senate president Merlino and differentiate like any other human Allowing for some predictable trucks at the toll booths. benefits directly or Indirectly July 30th, "John Clark Day." save expanding or building might have been aware of this. embryo, The birth of an apparently fretting about whether the "lest tube" From figures from the Pe- from the highways, so there We also would like to thank the new roads. when, for a full three minutes many people who generously normal child was the dramatic cul- birth opens the way to a Brave New A* monitoring of air pollu- after the vote, he made no participated In making this mination of a daring new procedure. World style society, public opinion has tion concentration Immediate- effort to restore order. As an day an overwhelming success In human terms, however, the seemed to recognize that the doctors ly around cars and trucks In eyewitness, I got the im-It Is very heartening to know the many long lines at the toll pression that he knew the gal- medical "miracle" was reassuringly who helped the Browns lo become that we have such wonderful booths would no doubt bring lery of people was justified in neighbors in this county that familiar: A husband and wife were parents we're no mad scientists. forth the health edict: "The its outrage. Cries of "shame," would take time out to help a aided by methodical and cautious sci- Medical experimentation is not toll booths must go, and quick- "sell-out," "wait 'til election friend in need. entists to achieve a perfectly natural without its social risks and ethical ly." Heating, lighting, air con- time" and "you bums" rang in Also, we would like to ex- goal—parenthood. In principle, the dilemmas. For that reason, pro- ditioning and construction of the hallowed Senate chamber. tend a very special thanks to The silent Senate body de- toll booths also waste energy. Circle Chevrolet tor their co- 'lest tube" birth was no more "un- fessional medical-ethics bodies arc served the censure. Tolls were used in the horse operation and The Daily Reg- natural" than thousands of births pro- right in insisting that such research is and buggy days. This is the duced by artificial insemination. Amid the frustrated pa- ister for all the publicity ex- carefully monitored. Bui the Gilbert congested 20th century. Let's rents, some of whom were tended us The widely publicized birth of Lou- Browns' well-publicized blessed event toll the bell for toll booths. openly weeping, the only peo- A van full of thanks to eve- ise Brown—and the fact that her pa- suggests that an exaggerated fear of Harold Llndemann ple whom our senators truly ryone rents were such benign sorcerers' ap- such research and innovation can represented that day were the Harry Patterson three lesbian women, who, al- prentices—amount lo a nice object itself do harm lo human values. Gutter state President Belmar To the Editor: The Senate session on Today in history John Clark Day Thursday, July 27, was a les- son In futility for the voters In I960, the United Nations ning mate and told the GOP John Clark, a 52-year-old Fair people attended the John Clark Day at present. demanded that Belgian troops convention In Miami Beach, Haven fireman, suffered severe in- Firemen's Field lo raise funds to For the more than 100 per- leave the Congo Fla., that he would end the sons, mostly parents, who In 1963, a gang of masked Vietnam War juries two years ago when he fell down purchase a specially equipped van came and went and waited robbers held up a mail train Five years ago: Vice Presi- a flight Of stairs in his home, leaving with a hydraulic lift so that he can during the long hours in which near Cheddington, England, dent Spiro Agnew denounced him crippled. more easily be transported to his hos- our senators were closed In and escaped with more than $7 as "damned lies" reports that caucus, the full, sweltering million he had taken kickbacks frum Always a respected citizen of the pital visits and to Softball games of the borough who was a loyal and dedi- gallery was an appropriate In 1985, Singapore sepa- contractors In Maryland. fire company, whose team he man- setting for the "hell" of a de- rated from Malaysia, becom- One year ago: Vice Presi- cated member of the fire company. ages from a wheelchair. cision that finally emerged. ing an independent state. , dent Walter Mondale said a Mr. Clark knows that the community Gov. Byrne has gotten his Ten years ago: Republican new set of rules for the FBI Those who arranged the day and h«- was so willing to serve is grateful ardently desired criminal code presidential nominee Richard and CIA would bar all wire- for his services. those who attended it are In be com- revision and concerned pa- Nixon picked CoV Spun taps, searches and mail open- Agnew of Maryland as his run ings without warrants That was shown when about 2,500 mended for helping a fine gentleman K\|ilosiv«' ilrvirr tents have gotten the ax, hav SHREWSBURY NJ TUESDAY AUGUST 8 1878 The Daiy Regtatcr 7 Gas company president urges pricing legislation ASBURY PARK - Junes T DoUn Jr. president of New completed a market survey which indicated the demand for gas Jersey Natural Gis Company. Mated yesterday that local would result in a Is percent increase over our current sales Interest - as well at that of the nation as a whole — It not being aerved by thote who oppose natural gas pricing legislation •'•»B».T^9nW^utfM slower pace) >nd sure to remain al lofty dom purchases al a supermarket - and found that IN.Y. stock quotations levels during the next few years or until this phase la a sample of 10 frying chickens weighing 2 of the so-called cattle cycle runs its course (and YOUR MONEY'S 1 to I pounds, the NEW VOItKlAP) CmMfH»» 71 41* 41* 4t*+ * NtKNGtl 40 4 14* 31* 35* 15H- :> noUonoiprlcetlor NtwYork Cm«E 14t I IU3 h X n * k)s&tf>« 3 I* I 74 27 34>* 3*71 3 cattle producers again increase their herds), your average weighed 1*4 ounces under the declared StockEichonoiKtuci C«mtal mum 4i* 41 45W+ "• Hortrp 1 40 f Ttl 47'/) 44* 44*)- *) food budget Is "stuck." What can you do lo help weight. 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And the skinniest chicken weighed CooFOt IIIIM U24^ i*.« k* + WORTH (nNb » i m j4i JFS M - »+ Of course, an oevieus tiwwar it lo prepare 2,8 ounces under its declared weight ACF 1 10 ) U ]M H U * ContPwIMl III UH U i* orton 1 I 4* 5ft* 49* 4t*)- % AMF I 14 f US 10 If % It* * % ConlAtr 4ie J «M w, \*>% 14'* ofStm 7*b I 537 ItH 19* ItW- « meals which rely less heavily on meat — and in USDA also bought 10 one-pound packages of ASA I M4 !?'/• »'* UW< H ConflCpi Mt Ml I) HM 34fc o O AMILo I7W 7tl »•„ Mv, • '*- ¥, CntlGrpllO7 m jo* jtH M'* OtctPoll 3S1S1I31 114 11% 31-J, ••* other areas, to select vegetables, poultry, fish, 'tllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIHMllHIIIIIIIIl bacon, found their average weight was above the M**Q n m 17'* 77* 17% ConlOil I « 1.1717 »'* HH UVt • OntoEd 1 7111 404 19 I0H 114- "• grains, eggs and dairy products when they are in AtlnoLnXI SIM 414. Dtt 4) • * CootTttl 14 f IW9 )•<* li', 14 OttoGEIMt 301 II* 11% 11% ounces; average weight declared, and the free liquid was AI.P.O Mil l?4 11% KH 304- * CIIData MIO 1191 41% «'« 4t% OkloNGIWI 101 314 33% 33%- % ample supply and relatively inexpensive. neglible Akiona HI* 45 UH U* II*- t% Cw»ln I MIO 111 U M* MH Olln M 7 It* 1*% I* 14 '-1 At today's prices, pay more attention than ever AkanA I *0 1 4)1 IJ /)•* il * •* C«H«B I MM 101 41*- «>>., 41 — Ontork Mt 74> 104 10 »'•)• 'n Also obvious are such moneysaving hints as: Anglo I II I li] ll'.'j/HH !•'/»* '•• lo shopping the meat specials regularly and seri- Package weights can be accurate. So USDA CrwnCfc 9 17 uM MM. UH * AI(0Pw I niO li* ||W UH 10*- Vfc CrwZtt I.N • 1H ]*•„ M'4 34H- Shift your family to less expensive cuts ol each has moved lo make its federal net weight stan- AIMCh 7 11*43 JJH U* JS'/i- 'A ously and stocking your home freezer when you AIM&tr 140 / )l|ul7* MVi MM* * CurW MIO llt \)H U'<» 17 • type of meat, which have a nutrient content at PPG 1 73 9 m, »'* 77* 17te- * find unusual bargains early in the day. dards as tough as the best state laws (in California AllltCh 1 U * /»!*'•, MV. 14*- '•» - D-D — Altoo 1 I 47( 47% Ukk *kf» Oorilndl 4010 IM 47* 41* 47W • PacGE 1 16 1114} M*i 34% 34*- % least as great as the more costly cuts and a fat And buy according to the true value of any and Michigan). The Supreme Court has ruled that Amu. 1/110 411 *H *v. jr.. DotoGeri I* MS 47* M **S • Pot Llg I M 7 44 l»te It* I**- % content that is significantly lower and healthier; AHtU Ib t ltl »*i 174 M - 'A Doyco 59b S 39 u* 14'/, ItH PotP*. I 97 » 113 31Vi 33* ll'A* '+ type of cut of meat - as measured in terms of the federal regulations - vague or even negative - AmAIr 40 MM I II* 17* I/** * OoytPM.MlO tl UH Ir'A if* PvcTT I 40 7 7] 14 I5te ISte- * Experiment with the help of a cookbook in true cost of a given portion of the final cooked must take precedence over state and local regu- ABrndiJWI 107 ll'«. JO'/i 51 • * D*tre I 4* I 1717 UM* llh M% * PofiAm S3397 1% • I - '/a ABdctt 140 1 44] uM*. S7* MS...'* DeiMort) n 9 IIM l/'i MW 14'* PonEP 3M 7 it 444k 44V| •*', preparation of such "variety" meats as liver, product. (You'll get only one or two servings from lations. AmCan 1 70 7 77 41 4]>/i OYi- * ttaltoAIr M * IM UH u<. 54*- Ptnnti W4 9 Ii4 40 19* »H ACyon 1 MIO 177 II»- II 31'/,, * Otnnyi Mil 4]S 31* )1<* 31V*— PoPL 193 7 3*i II* 71'/• 71'.. * sweetbreads, tripe, etc., which rank high in nutri- each pound of meat loaded wih fat, bone or gristle (2) USDA also has proposed a variety of regu- AEIPw 1 1310 SM 14 7%% ?J'. * DetEd I S3 9 134 It'.. It U% * Ptnniol 1 9 130 19 II* TV tion and are among the "great" foods in Europe; lations to make its voluntary system of meat AFomil »b I 477 14* 14% U'/,t * OlomS I 40 7 411 » 11* »*»- PtptICo 114 946 31% 33Vi 33*- * - rib chops, spareribs, etc *=- as against two lo AHomt I 30)1 rt73 Jlv, »* ]1 - * OigilolEq 14 itM M", 53* U'/>- PcrhinE 4017 400 17* 34* 37 t * Follow your cookbook's rules on heating your three cooked servings from each pound of roast grading more accurate, honest, uniform and In- AmHatp till 1SI 11 % 104 31 * H Dlllt*. ltt.ll IS lit* lite It* Pl.«r 170 13 31S 17 Jfi Ia4l 1 AmMoIri 4t S7« Vi i% Y; Dlmey JJtolS 130 41V* **'-. 44*- Ph*1pO 60 141 14 ?)H 73H- «• oven, to minimize shrinkage and keep your meats beef, pork, lamb, etc.) formative. AU lamb and beef, for Instance, sold at A Nat (I 3 1 S3 43% 41* 43'/, % DrPepprtOll 140 II 17* IIH PhlloEM KI0 1137 II* II 11% tender; retail would be marked with quality grade labels ASIand J« I 641 U Sl'-i S3 * 7> oowcti in * m *vt n* u%- PhllMf 3 0511 114] H 71'/J 71>/i-2V, . In addition to these basic rules, two federal ATT IHDItl ||* «|% »!•.. >/, Driiir M 9 404 44* 14''. 44** PhilP.IIM* SI] 33 17"i 37V. * Investigate "family packs," such as bulk ham- actions are pending which may help curb the costs such as "prime" or "choice", (to which you are AMPInc MU 333 M'/. MM M* duPont iolO 414 n/1., mj- IM - PltntyB 1 t 43} »<* 17H 37'** % 1 Amp** I) 333 UV> I* 14 • ''i DuktP 1719 I9« lit* lllit lite* Plrtlln 1 Wil lliv U »•/• IS /}* • burger, chops, chicken, almost invariably offered of meat and poultry. accustomed) and with new labels such as "US 1 AnchrHltt / 1| »H JO* 10*- * DuqLlg 1 7311 Ml II 17te 17* Pntumo iij «4u ujM'j rt , «'i te at lower prices than in smaller packages, and ungraded" or "House graded." Today, if a cut of AtchrOlOblO 14* 10% II* 10*- V» Polaroid IIIITOtvMH S3'* »HfH (1) The U.S. Agriculture Department has pro- AfliPS I U ? 3S0 JO*. »'/, SOH- * - •-• - l EtnlAtr i n$ 14* u H'7 13* M » - Pullmn I401IH366 41", 43* 4J * AIIRIch3 40 f U| SI* SI 51% * '1 EIPOM 1.10 9 MM 17* 171* 17',., - at the price of less convenience; single package can be over or under the stated quality." Ungraded meat is, as a result, frequent- AltatCp 40 14 U1', 14 * V* Emr»EM 3011 14f X'/i 37* 37*- Purti 114 9 111 17'/. I/'I 17'*- '-% EngMC 1 10 7 U U* 14* 14*- OuohO I 04 » US 35'* ISH 2S1* Shop for meats in terms of meals, figure out weight, but the average lot of an item must have ly overpriced.' Envch I M IU(W j'-. 31* 3) - Quo*SIO Mil 34 154 IS', ISH- '* what you will do with leftovers to avoid any waste AvcoCp M4 1474u30* 9'/j 30*+ VM Etmrtt 114 114*4 »'., 79 39Vi» « H - the same weight when you buy it as when it left This one change in federal grading rules Avtry Sill « 19 II* 11%. UjEinyi not iu »% 73 n* RCU 140 9 1340 104 10 JO' i» % at all; the packaging plant In addition, the liquid which should curtail misrepresentation, a USDA spokes- Avncf 70 • U3 I*'/) !»'•, If** % EvantPKtot 117 19* 19'* 19'/, • HLC " 50 5 Sljutv, IS 15H* "h Avon J.U17 «/u4l^ M 40*+'/. EMKOTI 1.40 11549 41* *!'-, 47', RaltPur .S0I0 413 15 I4H 144- * Read labels with utmost care, and be sure you drains from meat or poultry into the tray must not man told my Washington associate, Brooke - •-• - - F-F - Hamad (7l» 4549 14 74 ••»•! are aware that 31 Shearer, without discouraging the use of house- BollyMI .101/ %ll »'* »•'. 31% V, FMC 1.30 I 11] 14te 33* 14** Ranco 104 7 3S7u7V. 33Vi 74 • * be Included as part of the net weight. BOIIGE2 3II 111 17'* 77V, 17* • * FolrCm MIO MM IS* M* 14*~ Ruvthn I 701} IV uS7'/i S5H 554- Vi 2 pounds is not 3 pounds, 5 ounces, but 3 pounds, H To suggest what this might mean to you, Carol brands. BanhAml 10 * «im 17* 7? 27* Falrlnd .7010 IM 14* JJ'.o 34 - H««IBof 1 I ISO 36', 254 76",r >h BauiCh 1 4010 M 44* 44 44* + •. Itdocrt l}4 * i',. S'n. RvlchClt 74 I 101 is 14H 14V» * BflKlTrv 40 It 2» 411 47* 47*- * FedNM 1 16 i 3H I9H 1** 19'/, . H«pStl 1.40 t K 35'* 334 254* •• BcatFd I QUO 1*1 H* M*. »* FedDSI 1 tO t 94/ M* 31 31** RnvOtl .3414 141 144 14H U1, Brttr H S* 4H I Flreiln I 10 9U14 )3*o11te 11*- Rcvlon 1.30IS Wuiii. 5S 554+ H B*IIHow 1410 ltl 3m VIVj 11*+ >/t FlChri M * IIH 30'* 19* 19'* R«ynln3.U7 109 si'i w i w-i i Stndlx 1717 30i i>40'* 404 40*+ W FtlChlci.lO I 471 u!4* 3* »'**l RfyMII 1 SO I 110 13J. 33'4 37'4- H B.nlCplcO. 14tu34* 73* 24* + V. FllnBn 1.40 f 41 45 44te 45 KMfAid 4717 33? 24'* 34'/] 144• % BtrvgiB OlcIO 407 *'•« 4* 4* FI*et£a,I.S3 * 3M II* II* II*« '» Roblni .niO 30S ii, 104 II BtttPd U11 401 u30* WW »'-'. + * FloPL 101 t 454 »'4 N* 71'i. '. Rockwl 1.30 7 701 344 3t<* 34'** '. BttMH I «H )iH M ]S%- '.', FlaPowl 41 7 47 13 33* lite- V. RoArlnd 17 191 194 19 194* H Jobless figures unreliable BlackOr 1014 504 11% 30V. 31 + * Fluor 1.30 9 47 !/•/„ 34* 34'/a Ronr 6416 %4 M-, 16'* \>',,* H BIckHHI UIO » 14 31* 21*- •* ! fdFolr MM 4] J 4te 4* RC Coi 1.04 9 SI 17 It 'i U'.'i '/i Bocln I.TOalS 1M1 uH 6f^ 70 -3* Ml I tllltlltll II M PordM ) 10 ] S34 41 i/'••• 47*- V» RoylD ' IS* I Alt 614 61'* AI • • By JOHN CUNNIFF they believe contains a dislilla BolwC Mil Itf ull* 10* IIU.* % tion that saves hours of study. foiMK I 74 t 141 13* 17' i »'*• * Ryd«rS 40 9 137 M* 31 M • '* Bordtn l.n 7 457 31* VM, I + V. NEW YORK (AP) - It has FronhM .301* 47 t>* • . 9*- ' • To. the credit of Charles It fits headlines and news BorgW 1 U * 44 31% 11 33 - * Frpmlni Mil 343 It1', )/'j liv. '. SCAA 1.10 6 «7 31<* Wt fli', BoiEd 74410 74 IS J*'. IS taken two successive months Schultze, chairman of the FruaM 3 I Tl 31* »'.. 30te- * 5aftwy 7 MIO 317 444 43H 434-11* summaries. To a degree It is B.amtt u t m (7* it* 17*+ 'n SJoMn 1 10 9 7«e 144 314 314- 4 ol obviously suspect unemploy- Council of Economic Advisers, used like a photograph - you BMUM i mi ui im 3t u - * GAF M 151 IS ~!4te 14* SILSoF 1 SO 6 10 43 414 434- >4 ment llgures to dramatize the he didn't play further with the BMtPti 40*11 1100 It* It* U%+ U. GonncHI 4017 « 49 4tte «^t * StRegP 171 • 761 33'/) 3IH 314 BISINESS know, a picture says a Brmwk 701 MS 17* 17* 17*- % /i 43'** ', I0J 1H 34% 33'* 34%* Uj CBS 2 40 9 110 u«J* 41 tl - % S«orltG S7 331 1S4 IV. IS'i '• which, though stated to pre- h GPU 1.74 1 111 19% 11% II*-* There are other reasons CIT 1.40 t 144 J* , UV» W. GTE 3.41 7 747 31 30te J0'». * Sean l.llalO34IS 7S4 33% 3S4- V. cise, decimalized percentages, CPC 3 70 9 114 4f* «'• 4t%- * Gllrf 1.30 4 Hill n>> 27'. 3$ SrtellOlll K 6 354 134 13V, J3>,- % Good thing he did, because ,„„ xhoje verv verv prec|se ComSp 1 4010 U 34* It M - * Gtrwtco 141 v. 5* 5^ ShtllT 1 I7t I 10 4)'* 4]'. 41'» » '* simply are not reliable as in- CorPi) I 14 I SM 21* 71* 71*- * GoPoc 111x414 30'* 30 »'*• M Slirwln 101 344 7,"« 36Ho V, dicators of current economic It saved administration electronic computer numbers CarrCp « 7 1J7S 20* It* 70%+ V, Gllty I MIO «S3i 35% 34* IS * * Signal 134 1 nj si 514 5m»1% The two big problems with give up. The "official" un- spokesmen from having to ha u, appearance of also CailICk Mb I 271 If* If* It* • * GlbrFn MI S41ull 17* II . ' , SlmpPal 5013 »7 13V> 13 n conditions Ve e CalrpT 11011 ttl 41* 41* 4IV»- * GIMititl.MM 103 »'/< Wh M'*- '.Stngcr .10 4 47| 194 19% 19%— % the numbers concerns ththe defidf- l employmenltt ratte remaini s a apologize for the July numbernumber, beinbig very, very accurate. I t 1 Celani#3 K I JOT 41* 41% «'•'> Goodrh 1 31 4 317 IIH 30* 21*—'/) Skyllnt 4110 M 144 U * 14W- % But they are used for that nitlon (of unemployment) that seasonally adjusted figure. Instead, they also were able to almost stems not to matter CcnSaWl 34 I 5ff 17* It* It*- * f.o.Hiy. i u nin it* it", iite* id Smtkln 11073 471 97 94'. 94 »14 CtnltDal 113 443 19* I* H*- \k Gould 1.MI 300u33* 33 ll*t * SonyCp 10tl4 311 1% I . I . purpose. Not by those who fear u used and the Imperfections In the process of seasonally call that month's figures a that they're not Cri Ittd MS it JO* 70* M <'.»") Gract 1.90 7 431 17H 17* Wi * % SCrEG ltl I 7| 19 114 114 the delects of the numbers, but f the seasonal adjusting proc- statistical aberration. Ct»Alr14417 lit 4ita 4S 4S*+ «• GtAIPc I5«U 4» /»'. 6'. I ', ioColE 3.14 I SU »' i 4% 36%- '. o adjusting the numbers, the " Chmplnl 10 7 Ml «*, n% 73'/,, H GIWFIn 1 7 ||4 34 33* 11** >* SoulhCol.S4IO 1311 14 15H IV. '* by others who wish to make ess. BLS adds numbeers to the job- ChomSp .71 7 «2 II 10* 10* GGIunl 1 00 f 30 14* 14* 34*- «A SoNRfli).7S 7 144 36 3SH 35H That, of course, brings up ChoiM 2.10 I 11lu31* 33* 11** * Groyh 1.04 / Ht 141* II'. 14 * M Soupoc 3.40 9 313 33* 31'* 334+14 political hay of them. And they George Meany is at his an less figures in some months, Crmilt 3 il40 1M 30* 30V. JO"J + * the question of why we pay so Grwfnml.M t 134 33 »'A »'^- -^ Soufty 7.U 7 10 544 S4% 54% ChlPniT 111 17 J1V, 11% 11'/,. * are used also as determinants grjest when talking about the subtracts from them In others, GlfW.ln 70 S 1036 ISW IS IS* >H f 1013 47H 4*H 47 . 1 much attention to the official ChriiCn M At 11% 10* 104- %CupfOII IW 7 1071 24'.. 34^ 74%- % SquorD 1.4010 431 33% 14'] K — % of some revenue sharing. definition which, he says, ex- This, they say, gives a truer Chrytltr I U7 11* 11 II* CplStUI I 34 I 304 14% 14 14'** '* SltrlOg .7713 934 19* IIH 11!*+ % jobless rate. The questioning Clllcrp lit 0 11)4 V 34'.» 24'/t GulfUld .M 1 T7* I4H 144k UH- H 5ttv«nJ1.30S 101 13W 1S% 15V, • But the numbers are esti- eludes thousands of dls- picture of underlying condi- isn't new; professional users Clt!«iSv3 70 7 137 «* 41 41*+ % - H-H - MuWor 4 97 474 464 674* 4 CMytnv 1 S no II* 14% 1*5 2 SuoCo 3 n 4l1 r 4 mates, not counts. They are couraged workers because tions. Holllbf 14010 *9lu49% 67V, MVi* '-j *° ° * > ^--l have been wondering about it ClOrkE IN / NO 3t'., II U -1 HartcHk W13 II 41% 41 41 - >/» — T—T — not raw numbers but proc- they had not actively sought a The goal of the process Is to CltvEl 114 t U7 103 20* 20%- * rttrcultl 110 U39 4'/t 14'* 14'/J4 v, TRW 1.»l«371 41V, d304 41 • Vi for years. Clorox .4111479 1] 1 H M4+ v Hrubllnl.40IO 111 17'* 274k 37H- •/) Tal1** ' i Ui W* U1' *J'« • '•'• essed ones - weighted, ad- job in the weeks before the remove from the numbers all CitStOs .30 6 497 It II** 11*- * HCWIIpk 6019 iJl |v% M . U.l, TompE I 33 • 3W 30'* 104 104- H Many, many academic pa- cocdin 4011 131 i r* ;;*+ * Tand n 1} justed, and "corrected." And survey was done. §ssr-« seasonal factors, such as the Holldoy StO 413 3OH ifH 19V.- H V *" » 37H* 1* pers have been written on the CocoCI 1.7415 t«u44* U* 4S'/> HolIvS 34 37 UH 17 • '* Tandyctl II 117 u!7V, 37 37%* % always they are subject to re But there is also an opposite bulge in employment that (olgPul 110 109 31 10* 11 • * Mom.ui.lol! 137 » 3*'* UH* H Ttchncr .40 5 113 10 «4 10 * % subject. The BLS itself has ColPtn 1 M 9 m MVi 14% U>. * vision, sometimes almost a Honwll3 30 9 7W 714 «'* 491*- 4% Tcfclrni 4114 704 46 45'* 414*- 4 view of the concept. Some takes place at Christmas and CotOo* 1.14 1 I 17* 17^ 174+ * HouthFI.JOt 401 30% 10 30% Ttltdn 9.141 6 717 113*. HO'-*! U04«7 year later. sometimes expressed reserva- CombCn 2014 7* 11* 13*. 33* + 4 1 critics, that is, maintain that the bulge in unemployment Houtinl.ll 101 33'* 33V, 314* <*Tilprml 19 333 \v, n . II>, '. tions. A blue ribbon federal MouiNG I • 177 H>+ 34% ?6H '/. Ttl«i 13 3)1 5'. SH 54* H And yet they influence not SCOres of thousands are ,around graduation time American Howdjn .40 9 541 134 13 1 J'. Vt Ttnnc* 1 7 N540 1IH Jlv, UH • H Itvuru 171 IOV» IO'-I lOVi* 't just economic and political counted as unemployed even But the goal and the "nimi.sion is studying it. So is NEW VORKIAPI MondoV'..tl«t..d Huflh.TI.70U W(«H_» MV,* *% Ttxoco 3 9 3IS1 1*'* 35H) 15H— '. Mjllonolprlc4ilor Amtrkun thinking and revenue sharing, uumgn they are not regular achievement differ, which »government agency, IC ind 1.44 7 m 304 It'* 394,- U TiiCit IX 7 m 374 37% V\> - •* Earn INACp 1.40 4 113 43 W; 444 TtMln.114117 m 91% 9IH 91'. 4 but perhaps even presidential members of the labor force. probably accounts for the pre- But the number will con- IU inl .90 7 11J 13% II 13%* % Tflxlflt 13 459 10 tH 10 . i PE hd» Htofi Low CIOM Chg TtiOCi .36 7 1S4 364 »'* It4 * 'ft elections. Poor numbers Just The Bureau of Labor cipitous jobless drop to 5.7 tinue to be used as a general " B'ICP ' 119 1H) 7'a ]*i. '..lOohoP .119 49 17 344 14'* Idcoll 1.40 1 114 34% 13H 33%- V* TxPcLd 40tll 7 46'* 414k B — 14 AltU TMUIH I SI 9 lit 31 114 II'* before voting time can cost statistics concedes Jhat the percent in June from 6.1 in indicator of economic condi- 1ft— ffe lmp.Cp ,K S llt 314 13 23 - '-, AtitKCf 4* lUt r» Ttuaif I MM 170 11 30H M'. '. ASclE 041 11 *"j 9U9H-»t (NCO .4011 Uj, 17 144 144- % candidates votes, and maybe seasonal adjusting technique is May, and the rebound to 6.2 tions. For many people it Is a 1 1rt*ico .1014 414 17',, UH rtilronl 60 • 114 34 3)4 314— % Armln .13131 43 !'• I j K- 3 ,"» »"> '4» " Thlokol 1.3010 99 39>/« »'• Jl'n H even jobs. f worms, but it doesn't percent in July. quick summary, a capsule Atomcr .1013 14 ItH lft'» a can o s lnln Thrlrly 5113 3S7 uUH W1 IJ'. + '. 7ft '. ««ll3.40 I 194 39ft M 39 A1UCM 44 47 1', 1H Tlgtrlnt 4010 413 Jl'; 10 JOW • H TlmtM HI 144 33H) 11'/* IIH InfFlav .5419 217 37 34v, W-, % Tlmkn 3.40 7 M SI'. 11th Jl'-a * 1' • » .o 1 S InlHQfvJ 10 * 730 3»H ItH W/t* Vt TWA S lUSulf * 71'. ItH) Tronim 10 7 504 II1.. ir. u'. '• lS.rg.nl) 3» V tnlMIn 3.40 4 W 394 » 39'* B4v.rly I) 47 Mt IV) 6V, IntPopcr 1 I 397 4*'» 45', 45V)- V> Trontcol 10 7 ISO 1944 If* UH 4 Bo.voll 1511 177 19* »'. 29 IntTT 10 9S6 33% 334 33 * ^ Trowlr* l.U 4 345 39** It 19% TflConl.lto 95 10 19H I»H % Bate*' B.ooidNMt 301 9h 1% tft. ft lowaBt .31 S 17 304 M% ItH* H 1 1 Diversification important TCFo.l Ma 4 143 MHJ M . M J * . BroKO* lo 1 III 14ft 14% 14'/.- •/, lowoPSl.91 7 30 114 21% 31.4* H CKPal .1012 11 lift IS*. ISft-'* - o-u — "'" • • I IIMIII Cornoi 12011 795 lift 31* Jlfti '* UAL JO S 3174 41H »'/. 40 By DAVID K. SARGENT JhnMonl m • 3S4 33% IIH 33 1 This revised portfolio spreads CnompHo 114 2»» 2ft 2'4 Johnjn 1.7011 313 U UVi UH* H UMC I 70 I 163 otl'* II - tl%. Q. — I hold IN sharps each Ci.ci.K 9010 55 lift 11% lift- Mj JonLan 60 I . 44 ISH 15H IV,. '. UVInd 1 6 440 IIH 71^ IV, «i your risk over a number of UnCortllO 7 716 40H «'-. 40H • '* ColirOn Kt Hul" lift 19ft• S JolUni .141) 31 33H 13H 33H In Detroit Edhon, Federal UnEltc 1.44 9 190 1JW IS1'. 154* '. diversified Industrial areas. Con«)G 10 703 ISft 10 10*. '/,JovMlg 1.44)3 341 M'/i 31'* M'.». •* Cookln S J Ift Ift IS- ft UnOCal]40 6 74 49'* «'••. «H**» Mogul and Geieral Motors, - K—K - 1 Cornllu, MIS 10 17ft 171* 27ft- V, K man .7311 9H W4 3IH 3f^* UPocC 110 17« U 49 /. 4t%- H Q - What Is your opinion of Crulca 3630 91 IMU ISft ISft. 3 Unlrovol SO 14 377 71 71 plos 12t Gotdyear and 2M SUCCESSFUL Oormon II «4 l 1 13 . ft K«ltrAll.4|J40 4MUl1 3IS5 34f34tH 34ft14'». , Peas Square Mutual Fnnd for Oormon II " 1 1 UnSrand 19 45 II' i 11'/* ir. - % Woolwolh. The NYSEUsted Oolapo 3010 153 22ft 12'.. 71ft- I* J" " »' « »» W» "»•h• UNucI 40 9 7W 71'. V>~ II - H 1 a Keogh Plan? 1 am Interested OomtPI I 153 5I«. 54 54 -1ft J2*" * ' ," "* "* »*« USGypil 10 6 749 »'•* 30Vi UVi- % stacks were all purchased Dynlcln07tll 49 4». 4V, 4V,_ ft "•vl"" ml X '* USInd 53 5 344 9% I'. V • INVESTING In a conservative growth In- Eomi about 12 years ago and are Eormmi I 7 122 14ft lift Uft. ft "?'•',"' » •» tft tft USSttell 6036 1154 »'* 71^. 31**.- H FM»4, ltl Ml »ft 41 — H 1 1 vestment. G. K. New Jersey 1 UnTtch 7 9 164 SI J 50 M *- H now held at a loss. What action 3)1 lil i II 111 FconlA 1 134 • im 11 - UnlTtl 134 1 114 lfH 19H I9'i » '-•» 41 7Vi ;H 7H- should I lake now? I am look- 1 Upjoftn 1.3314 114 u35 U*- 54% • 1 A. This is a high-quality GnlYell 31*13 IJ'. U'I KimbCI 1U I 153 47H 4H* 471 4 m lJ .* USLIFE SI 7 7 n\> 77** 13H- '« Goidficid 41 11 1. H 4 KnigtRdi 1011 lioSIH 514 53 lag lor growth. H.I. Michigan i i HI in fund with a better-than aver- Cdrlchwl j - v-v - 4J 3 Varlan 4011 193 ll^i UV» IIH- "< A — Detroit Edison and OltMlflP ?) 130 7 • H age performance record and Krogtr I 71 7 H 34 35'". 3S'I* VaEPwl 31 I 451 ISH I5H IS**- '• CtLkCh 4O1J Ilu45 4] HorliM 40 10 111, - L—L - Woolworth are primarily of in- the largest manufacturer of share last year. Management* yield- Assets are concentrated IU M 11 • Wochov a 9 41 70H TO** »H * M HollyCp 10 6' I1. 7*» 7H- LTV «*0 f IH IH- 4 , L«or5g M 7 567 31<* 31H UH WoltJmlwr TV n* UH 33*» '. terest to Income Investors, bearings. General Motors de- has a long range goal of IS '" *• issues with the energy, HovOM HID 14'. 73^. 734- WrnCom 1 9 194 SDH M'i SO1. 1 « m HuikyO n J4'. 3i'» 34 * WarnrL1.3O11 It3 »'* 30H 3C1 J- H Their growth potentials are rives 93 percent of its revenues percent annual growth in sales consumer goods and Insurance impOll 1 41 IIH. )•'-. llVt* ' Lthmn TOt 331 11% ll'a 11'. L.viHF .50 4 194 31 OH 71 * WihWI 1 91 I 31 IIH 73 IIH* W modest and you should accept from car, truck, bus and ac- and earnings. Industries predominating. LOF 3fl6 10* 264 34V, 34H* '1 WnAlfL .40 7 1033 14H 14 14 - ' • InlBrtknt U 100 3'. JH 14 1 these losses. Itflgtl 3 50 6 Kifl 354 34H 3V.. >, WnBnc 170 7 J77 UU'/J 43H 4J * • H cessory sales. With the proceeds from the Portfolio turnover Is kept at a InvDvAl 78 • 40 30 79'; 394- WUnlonl 40 I 147 IIH 17'* II'. • I* 1'. LtllyEII 1 4015 >U9 SIH 504 S1H* 4 General Motors, Goodyear Because the three com- Kaliln 4c 1 13 3 3 1 sale of Detroit Edison and minimum as are expenses. Litton .31114 471 214 II * 33% WlilsEI 97 7 1317 744 14'/< UH* 't 41 ^H Wtytrhr 1011 443 30 H 79 19-1 and Federal Mogul are all in- panies are all affected by the 2>i2 « Woolworth, I would suggest Capital gains have been dis- WttMlF Iat3 51 »'* If'/, 19V. volved with the automotive in- ups and downs in the auto in- 1 nil*"* LnSlor 1 10 7 141 33H 31", UVi Whlripl 1 10 7 401 74'/* 13'/. 11H*I purchase of 100 shares Den- tributed In every year but one m ' " k'33'' WhllfMI 370 14 |'-i IS. . ViL LILC© 170 7 lit UVi 11% 19H- '4 II 215 Sft 5% WhlHok 15*10 1419 ul4H 15H 14"a . ' •» dustry. Goodyear is a major dustry, you are in a vulnerable ny's, Inc. (NYSE). This chain since the fund was founded in 7411 55 9ft 9ft ..' w ULonai M t 144 734 33H 134* % Wllllomi 111 t45 31% »'> 71 * M 13 64 lift 70ft IBk , LoPoc 40b I SIS W'» 30H »H- '• supplier of original equipment position. For that reason, you of restaurants has a five-year 1*8. I would say this is an 7 LuckyS Wbti 144 17% 171* 17'*- '1 WlnnD 1 4113 43 43% 41", 43 - W 19 Wlnnbgo II 139 4H 4% 4% tires as well as being an impor- might be wise to switch from record of 27.5 percent annual excellent choice for a Keogh aw Lykti 319 9H 9H V/t— ^ NtPatffit 137 IH I' 1 WolwIM 1.40 4 510 30* I9'/J 19H- '-'J NProc 50*11 41 9'* IH tant factor In the replacement Goodyear to an Issue In an X- H ~ »-" - -M-Y-l average earnings growth, plan. Hole. 7 S 4*i S MGIC n 9 m nv* ai«% n • w XaroK 111 954 41% 5*% S9'*-l NoCdO 9 10 10% »'• markefaflose to (0 percent of entirely unrelated Industry Westlnghouse Electric (Column readers should ,.,_ .,. MOCmlll 44 7 »! W, IM !», Zol*Cp 1 I 110 IIH II II - H OiorfcA ISc 5 141 ft', 44 _llJ. ,, Moc> 1 4S I 17 U41 44 41 » It 1 ZtntttiR 1 |»4 174 14'* 17H* H Federal Mogul's sales are to such as NYSE-Usted Dr. Pep- (NYSE), which is a diversified send their Investment inquiries PF Ind M 1'. I I'M tZ' *McliFcl .944 141 U * 14* IS Copyright by Th* A.wcloUd Prt» 1970 PGEpfwJ Sf J9uWH It ItH* H MoglcCI W 4 W 94, »H 4V, • H the OE and replacement vehi- per, a fast-growing soft drink manufacturer of electrical to David R. Sargent, Sue- PECp 4OI10 1 JV, IV, I'l- '* MAPCOI10II Ml UK, 14 3IH «*- % loelng MldSouUt 141,300 17'* - tANKI Svnt.i 7014 471 35 14'« 34V>- H M<*llO MI4 4U 4»'. »'. SIH- H ^htock prices move lower • A^i^B^rx miA 4?4 17%—IV) TrMtCMM 140,500 SI'* * 4 AKalre State lonlt StE 11 111 171 114 AmTT 331.700 11% - Vi Central Jertcy 104 OcckHnPet ]1I.tO0 ll<4 * 'A Chemkol Bank NEW YORK (AP) - The 104.84. ^1, have not chang. TtrroC Mil 41 9H I'. I'.- H McGrH 110 ltl 74'* 74H 14V. UALInc 197,400 40 - % Community State ISVj UVlMtWt 1771 3W 3 IH- H Mtod 113 5 111 ?J"J 13% 73H . , stock market moved lower After last Wednesday's oreclablv in rerent dav? Lttft 790,700 « Fidelity union Bonk Corp Untrdwl 107 1-16 1 37 1-14* 1-37 Milvllltl.1610 177 11 314 31 * 74I.5O0 ISH - % Flnt Merchonti National IOH II* yesterday as profit-taking ate 2».06-polnt surge in the Dow USFIItr It I S3 14 IJ'* 14 First Jertey Noiionol 319.700 I - H m UnlvRi 13 7 14 134 11W IIH MtrrLy HIS 1144 71'. til- H First Notional T.H ir is up some of the previous week's and Thursday's record-break- „ *™Bone, which predicted Virnltrn 10 119 1% II t%* % M* 3W 134.108 I7H t '.. Franklin Slot* prof l> ta flscal vear Deposi WornCpl.OS Wul4'* 14V| I 4* H MGM 1 10014 444 41* 3fH 4OH*1V. IBM 131,500 »4 -T-I Jertey Shore ,r ,j" gains. Ing M.37 million-share NYSE ™ ' ^ CopyrloM by The Aitocioira Pr•»» 1971. MldSUI 144 7 14*3 17* WVi 17'.*- •/• Teaocolnc 1 Oct 3I ouJd weU MMM - IS 774 «1 tl *!'» * j; ' The Dow Jones index of 30 volume, things were bound to " •>• " MlnPL IM1O M JO1-, »* M^i DOWJOHISAVIRA0CS |» Industrials, which was ahead cool, said HUdegarde Zagorski Del°" lne '1M a "h»re Mobil «M * m U'/. «4to |4H- % STOCKS* ' """ flscal 1977 led Ule Footnote* MdM*r U10 110 17 1Mb IU. '•» lit. by more than 1 points at mid- at Bache Halsey Stuart Shields *J!J5!? ' Open High Low Clo*. . MohkDta If 1M 14% U*•• IP*• oiw/w •• ISUII 101 IS 10193 107 54 101 W- 0 10 Auiodynomlcs s i% Volume on the New York "The market had such an ff * \, "> MonPw IT] I « n 71% J3 me«h M«M »n Hkt mt Quorterlrorwrni 45Stk 307.13 310.14 1M.9* 1N.U- 0.71 Brockwoy Moroonl» f II] 50^ SO M '. chips also dropped, In- flSfWCMI •# 9IITO dWIO inch** 33tOtO0 Buck Engineering Stock Exchange totaled 33.15 explosion last week that, of MofNoflJOlO SI ifVi 2t* ItH- W rve i dej't^ot^4i Oivregv iron i IMHI v.H.v. Lorporotpoo. „ million shares, against 37.11 course, you had to have some Ing IBM, off 2tt to 28«, Du ^^ .*.• . •••*'- jl,-HaM fnlln iBitnri ffUlinnflAl .Molfolo 114 7»w54<4 J3W US*1Vk r ; or Bre lp§f"l'p¥wlnrrinj Following iwwinw^ H , down % at 126, and East- MIFuvl'intO M 3i U*k M'l • '••! uini SiS °—--* Tomat' o" * million on Friday, but ad-jort of a decline," said 45511, 4 ]43no El,ctronk K •ONDI EAC indwlrlet M vances just outpaced declines Zagorski. But she said Bache's ? ' ^ A II 10 Bond* 9S.3ltO.l3 FF ta Fovabratna. 10 PuDIIC Ulllllln 9174*001 % among NYSEIlsted Issues. forecast that the Dow will »« g aroPM J% to »•% de- 4lrH 1 m« "• I-'«« •»"«• NCR 111 471 41 61% 11%- '. GILnon-Homon* 71 1 10 InanlrKrii 45 00in 7! IMMM 4»nSi**t4f >M o> no OCIKX NLInd 7010 H3ultH 11 71'.* '. KtngJomttEM.Coft "" Nationwide turnover In reach the 900 mark "In a few "P * Its announcement of a 37 W « Iml (BvKKX m«li"« k-DK rmmSta 34193-141 Laird NLT 1 1x114 31 35 15 - H w NYSE-listed Issues, including weeks" still holds. percent gain in second-quarter •« 9f •* Ml fwr. •» rl ««M«l4t 1-PoH I" N#w York Stock Eichanacbondpf let* Monmouth Capital >• glonal exchanges and In the Bank ft Trust Co., meanwhile, Beatrice Foods'MM million NotD.ill 71 7 194 »l*j 114 tl * H MM Morwnoutr, Pork HKt W *«MI*t IJ mMn. ""««" MolFG J M 7 » 17Vk MH UH on* Mho m taJlMMM 4mnk 11000 HI or. Low CIOM Chg Monmoulft ««ol f itolt « over-the-counter market, analysts were noting less op- _ or (51 a share _ bid for NgtGyplTOt 114 IIS IIH IIH* V. ATT4HU 71 m% MH tO'i N. 3. Nolurol Go» H tff NtStmic 17 IN3 u30H 19% Tf1. H P4ffcln-I:lm4.r 11* amounted lo 37.20 million timlstically that despite last Tropicana Foods began at ,_|i«vklK>«l»irvo*tM)tlon MoPacRy 4 Newmt 1045 419 M ItH » • •••, Spiral M4I0I » dex of 400 industrial stocks fell the behavior of the markets" the merger and Tropicana U I. Homfl NIoMP 1.14 I 171 II 144 15 31 17 H« «k« H "Mi M owi Unll4d TiKconlrol » .« lo 114.41. SAP's 500-stock Including the outlook for infla- rose * In active trading to oumM by we" IW NwfWnlW / M4 » 144 114 - H TrlongK IMknlrln NoAPhll SO 4 }9 30H N% H%- H composite Index dropped 37 to lion, Interest rates and the u% by TIK imwMM PrMI 1971 Weddings Dorn-Simplicio Heartfelt love message RED BANK - Miss Linda Carol Simplicio Salvalore Di Lorenzo officiated at the ceremo- and Paul Raymond Dorn were married July IS ny, which was followed by a reception in Cob- in St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church, lisgr. blestones, Middletown The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Maria T DEAR FRIENDS: aae ratal parts s4 vlaegar (the ckeapesl kM Simplicio, 2«7 Navesink River Road, Mid And you all are my friends I want to take a few available) aad sail fir akrislu, Ikei aid emgk dletown, and the late Gabriel Simplicio Mr minutes of your busy time to tell you something la anke a Iklrk paste. 1 sure II la a civered tnd Mrs Unwood Bum of Baltimore, Md.. are from my heart HINTS FROM ==piast,k u glass mtalier. - Mrs. S.S. Ukealsse (he bridegroom's parents. You just sit down, put your feet up and you relax raaUtttc! - HrMsf — for a spell while you read this DEAR HELOISE: The couple's honor attendants were Cynthia We all have bad times. Some of us seem to have HELOISE Wbei dalig a great deal if baklig at eae lime I M. Wolff and K Donald McConville Jr., cousin them worse than others but no matter how large or aae twi sets if measirlig spa«as — «e fir dry of the bridegroom. small the problem, if It Is a problem to you, then It's lagndleiU aid Ike olkrr fir Uqildt sat, rrrain Is b*ta fallrilig aid etpeulvc becaur Mrs. Dorn was graduated from Middletown Important. Tals ellsnliilei waialig aid wlplig dirtiK bat ys« ase a let. Bit we almtsl always have vaillla Irr Township High School and received a BA Understanding what is bothering you, or why lag - Mrs. Betty Hlllmai cream ea laid aid Just a few Illy dill •( Ice cream degree from Caldwell College She is a pro- someone you love is upset over what to you seems DEAR HELOISE: (eve* strawberry) •• tap .1 Ike cereal kelps CMI II grammer with federal systems division of like nonsense, Is a major key. I fijty ywir r»l«m» aid at I IkMgkl I skiiM » I rai eal II Immediately - aid II tastes drlklus. IBM, Galthersburg, Md., where her husband is Giving of yourself and giving to yourself Is saare a giadle »f mlir wllk yn aid ynr raiders. - J.P.R. a systems engineer in the data processing something we forget to do sometimes. To toast a few aits or seeds, sick is sufbwrr division. He was awarded a BA degree in If I can help one dear soul out there then I feel I DEAR HELOISE: •r sesame seeds, I Jisl plig la my kimbargrr physics from Johns Hopkins University, Balti- have given something to this world It may be All •! is have leaned fram yur rilimi Ikal neker lid least Ike seeds li thai. more. something as simple as how to keep those diapers vliegar aad salt cleai brass aid capper but vliegar Saves a lot ol eiergy It yii ardliirlly isr ai After a wedding trip to Canada, Mr and clean with vinegar or how to fix a good meal without nil M s*me Items. I live louid tail by adding electric stove. — Vlrglila Pelersn MR. AND MRS. PAUL DORN Mrs Dorn will reside in Gaithersburg. having to spend a fortune. To me and to you who rMngk flour lo Ike vliegar aid sail yoi cai make a DEAR HELOISE: read the column these are problems we all have. thick paste thai stays •• the article It be cleaaed. II Several yeirs agt wkei I boigkl a aew skowrr If you can solve the small ones, then the big wtrks... aad Jisl as well as Ike expensive predict riiruli. I made cattails fir my basemril windows worries seem to be less of a burden. •ae bays li Ike sipermarketi. fram tke old skowrr curtail Ziegler-Kreitler Now I want to thank all of you. You give of Wkei I wask tke wwdows I Jisl take Ike rirlilis yourself by writing me and sharing your ideas and down, pit taem la warm sudsy water, rlise aid by HOLMDEL - The marriage of Miss celebrated in St. Benedict Roman Catholic money-savers. Sometimes a letter is so sweet. You tke Ume the wlsdtwa are deal Ike rurlalas are Barbara Ann Kreltler and Joseph P. Zlegler Church by the Rev. Anthony Carotenuto. There write Just to say "thank you" and that does my ready to pal back up. — Mrs. F.C. Osksaer was solemnized July 8 during a nuptial Mass was a reception In Colts Neck Inn. heart good. THIS COLUMN Is wrltlei fir you . Ike komr Parents of the" couple are Mr. and Mrs. To know that I have your support, helps me maker. II yn kave a hill or a problrm write lo James Kreltler, 23 Inglewood Lane, Aberdeen, carry on and try to do a good job for you, my friends. Hriolsr la care ol this lewspaprr. Because if Ike and Mr. and Mrs. Christian Zlegler, 382 Broad- Lifestyle Love to you — Heloise Iremeidous volume ol mall, HrloKr Is unable lo way, Keyport. DEAR HELOISE: TUESDAY. AUGUST B. 1978 9 aiswer Individual letters. Ske will, kowever, aiswer Elizabeth Kreitler was maid of honor. We eal a M »f let cereal aad I love it with cream yoar question* In krr column wkeirvrr possible Bridesmaids were Kathryn Kreitler, Patrice Rescinlti, Carol Kreltler and Margaret Burns. Steve Faaland was best man. Ushers were James Kreltler, David Ziegler, Rusty Chancy and Anthony Nappl. Mr. and Mrs. Zlegler are graduates of Si John Vlanney High School here. She was grad- uated also from Katharine Gibbs School, New York, and Was employed by Prudential Proper- Irked by styles ty and Casualty Insurance Co., Holmdel. Mr. Ziegler Is an alumnus of New Jersey Institute of Technology, and Is employed by Hercules, \ Wilmington, Del. Dear Ann Landers: What age, have always had a good aad the husband doesn't. Mr. and Mrs. reside in Newark, Del., after a (2) He's llrrd aid shr Isn't MB. AND M KS. JOSEPH ZIEGLER wedding trip to San Francisco. are YOU doing about clothes figure and try to be smartly these days? I'm S3 years of dressed. BUT — the current (I) He's bombed and she's fashions are monstrosities. ANN LANDERS sober. I have never seen such You omitted Ike most coin ugly, unflattering, grotesque moo reason of ill - especially Zinn-Adair styles in all my life. Every mediately after the Introduc- It's railed. - No Fireworks amoag older couplet. I kaow female might as well weigh 250 tion and use his name. Then Allowed because I'm the driver In om pounds. There are no waist- associate the name with a spe- Dear No Fireworks: Your family. My husband has an eye lines. The blouson look is won- cific characteristic Example: answer was betfea/ than mine. I condition aid the doctor told Sew Edith Appelton has cheeks like bow to your supevior wisdom. him he must lever drive. My derful if you're pregnant or have a large tumor. apples. Or Harry Upton has an Dear Ann Landers: In • sister's husband has arthritis "Up" personality. aid he, toe, is prohibited from "The latest" are paisley receil column someone asked Deliver me from clods who what It meant when a husband drivlig, except for short dis- tops with striped skirts and tances. flowered blouses attached to make no effort to remember a aid wife are In a car together polka-dot whatchmacalllts. name and then apologize by and the wife Is In the driver's Please prim my letter aad be it Everything has yards of saying, " But I never forget a seat. The writer expressed the pal the situation la Us proper pleats, ruffles and flounces. fuce." opinion that the wife was "the perspective. Thank you so By ERMA BOMBECK Dear An Landers: Re the boss" and added, "Twenty five much - Superior, WIs. Do you know how you can tell you're getting The colors are dreary and de- four generations photo. I wish dollars says you will agree Dear Superior: Right you older? pressing. One of this city's you had told the mother-in-law with me." are. How I could have over- When everyone around you gets younger. most fashionable department stores has a full window of to gel "lit of the picture" alto- Your reply was, "Wroag" looked the mosl obvious rea- Getting old Is discovering your priest smells gether. She's a troublemaker. You uM II could mean: son is a mystery lo me. I'm like bubble gum, your lawyer is fighting acne, mannequins that look as If they just came off the rice paddies A normal person spending (I) The wife enjoys driving ashamed of myself and your son's math teacher Is wearing a money on a professional pho- training bra. of Vietnam. Not a garment is MR. AND MRS. ROBERT IINN JR. priced under 1200. tographer could have ar- It's when an eight-year-old kid (who doesn't ranged for a variety of group- RED OAK COOPERATIVE even own a tweatband) aces you In tennis. SHREWSBURY - Miss GaU Louise Adair As I asked earlier, Ann lags, selected the one she When a l»-year-oM offers to parallel park your and Robert John Zinn Jr. were married July 22 Landers, what are YOU doing willed, looked generous aid NURSERY SCHOOL & FAMILY car (or you when you fall apart In traffic. When at a garden ceremony conducted at the Shad- about clothes these days? — X- given the young couple one of a four-year-old takes the cap off a child-proof owbrook by the Rev. Robert Counselman of Asperated their chooslig. aspirin bottle for you. Christ Episcopal Church, Middletown. A recep- Dear X: I am ignoring the EXTENSION tion followed. outrageous fashions and wear- A dominating woman I know hid three daughters who The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ing what I think looks best on MIDDLETOWN all reacted differently to heavy Prank James Adair, 5 Meadowview Lane, Lin- ME. For my figure it's mostly material Interference. One croft. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and knits — always a belt or waist- Announcesthe Opening of AT WIT'S END daughter limited contact with Mrs. Robert John Zinn of Lewlston, Idaho. line and NO blouson look, no her mother to a few days a Miss Judy Adair was her sister's maid of flounces, no ruffles and no An Additional Class for 3yr. olds mixing of patterns and prints. year. Another ended up hack It happened again last weekend when I was honor. Karry Lelsner also attended the bride. on her mother's doorstep — Starting wandering through a department store and Keith Lelsner was best man and the usher When, oh when are women divorced, unemployed, with Inadvertently found myself In the yard was Lee Levinston. going to wise up and stick with two confused children. The September 14, thurs. & Fri. goodsdepsrtment. Mrs. Zinn was graduated from Middletown the styles that are becoming to third committed suicide. 12:30 to 3:00 p.m. Township High School and Is studying animal THEM? How much smarter to .It looked like Woodstock'. The woman who wrote limited Openings in Afternoon Young girls who couldn't have been In their health technology at Mount San Antonio Col- wear last year's than the lege, Walnut, Calif "latest" and look like a lef- •eeds more than an "honest teens were flipping through pattern books like referee." She seeds i for 4 year olds Mr. Zinn was graduated from Roosevelt tover from a Halloween party. they lived there. Slumping tiredly on a stool, I backbone to keep her mother Call the School at 671-5996 Military School In Illinois and served in the U. Dear All Luders: Whei couldn't help but overhear their conversation. In line or out ol her Ufe before "If it has no pattern repeat, you could get S. Army. He Is employed by McDonnell you visited this city, several by with the 44-inch stuff and a quarter of a yard Douglas, Long Beanch, Calif. people were Impressed with yaw faatasllc memory for less. 1 made It last week In one evening." (I After a wedding trip to Washington, DC, Lose Water Bloat with Mr. and Mrs. Zinn reside In LaHabra, Calif. •ames. If you have a secret, couldn't thread my needle In one evening.) will you saare II with your OORINIL-Nature'sWay "There's a remnant over there I know readers — especially oae who Linda could get an entire pants suit out of." •ever misses ynr column? — "I'm not starting on anything until I finish Reagan-Kammerer li SI. Petersburg the coat." RUMSON - Miss Jean Dale Kammerer, "If you can't get your stie, get the next one daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emll 0. Kammerer, Dear St. Pete: The "se- and well alter the pattern." 76 Lake Ave., Fair Haven, was married July 8 cret" is no secret. Here's the way I do 11 — and you can do It, TOM a salesperson approached me. She In the First Presbyterian Church of Rumson to too. wore braces and couldn't have been more than Michael Reagan, son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. 12. "Could I help you with something?" Reagan, 22 Forrest Ave. When you are Introduced, "Well, the truth is..." The Rev. Foster Wilson officiated. There GET the name. If you don'lget it, ASK. No one will be of- "You need something easy? Here's a pat- was a reception at Roman Inn, Hazlet. fended if asked to repeat his tern with only five pieces." Miss Carolyn Kammerer, sister of the "That many?" I asked. "Actually, I was name. In fact, he'll be flat- bride, was maid of honor. Mrs. Bonnie Morris tered that you are Interested. looking for something rather simple." and Miss Janls Kelly were bridesmaids. Look, If you have any problems with Speak to the person im- CVS William Robinson was best msn. Jsmes, pharmacy gussets or facings or handling the new fabrics, Thomas and William Reagan, brothers of the just bring It In and I'll help you with It." bridegroom, were ushers. (Gussets? I thought you made gravy out of 'em Mr. and Mrs. Reagan are alumni of K WHAT YOU WAHl All the Good Things at Thanksgiving.) Rumson-Fatr Haven Regional High School. She "That's terribly sweet of you," I said. "For is a graduate of Stuart School of Business DO WHAT YOU WAHl You've Come to Expect... starters, I'll have three yards of this crepe, a Administration, Asbury Park, and Is employed yard and a half of silk, and some corduroy for as medical secretary to Dr. Harry M. Swartz, Plus New Easy-Core Cuts bedspreads." 138 Cherry Tree Farm Road, Middletown. WORK AT WHAT YOU UKL I watched this child with pure respect at Mr. Reagan, a graduate of Dartmouth Col- The headline tells II all. The number one haircutler she added a row of fractions and came up with lege, Hanover, N.H., Is employed as a systems Train at Wilfred around now has really put It all together. His-andher a total. representative with Burroughs Corporation, perms, coloring, frosting, hennas, hair relaxing, and now Call It pride. I didn't have the heart to tell New York City. Beauty School — easy-care cuts that look great for weeks Just run a her I don't sew. After a wedding trip to Vermont, Mr. and for a career as a brush through your hair or fluff it with your fingers. Mrs. Reagan reside In Red Bank. beautician,make-iip And at Act II, a professional sham- $ Questions a artist or hair stylist. poo, cut, and blow-dry are Just: 12 CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS And if you qualify bride asks... 2-pc. Sets (Reg. Sola a Chair ' Q. Mf gunk b* Inlttd to « nctpUon but to 4 Seal Cushions) you can get up to a 00 $1600 government A Yes, wnen ceremony is attended only by From 229 mlal/ves and close Irlends education grant to Come in. gel more helpful hints lo guide you and help pay your tuition. what we offer lor your wedding stationery FREE SHOP-AT-HOME MWCUMIS START ftnVMMTM ensemble SERVICE CALL 747-2543 79 Broad St. 842-6689 SAVE 10%.,- -*.-*«.- 21 BROAD STREET •aad* WILFRB) ACADBMY 11 MECHANIC IT. RED BANK DRAPERY SHOP Of HAM AMD « AUIT CM.1UM RED BANK 747-7770 LOUMEL PRESS, «. 39% Broad Street Red I ! BEAUTY SCHOOLS Mon., Tuea., Thura,, Sit, 10 iro-7 pm. Wed. & Frl. 'Ill 9 ' 10 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY, AUGUST B. 1978 WASHINGTON (AP) - The New Jersey Attorney State's take is over $3 million General's office urged the U S Department of Transport*/ Big Six and 8 percent of tse Uon yesterday to order a recall of the Firestone MO Steel TRENTON (AP) - Re- ternational woo a total of gaming tables and 1424.373 was tables $5,800,415 bet at baccarat Belted Radial Tires sorts International Hotel ttt,fU,4l7 from gamblers at won at the slot machines one The commission said Re tables "Based on our experience and findings in New Jersey, Casino -won more than 120 e Its gaming tables and slot ma- day in mid July sorts International attorneys The casino won 19 percent we fear that we face a continuing and growing epidemic of million In July from gamblers chines. Resorts International came have admitted to the facts and life-threatening highway blowouts unless this danger is In Atlantic City, boosting the Eight percent of that total, close to a second II million day waived the firm's right to a of the $813,131 dropped In the removed from the road," First Assistant Attorney General state share of casino revenues or Il.ttl.lM, has been de- a week later when it raked in bearing, but have requested a nickel slou, 15 percent of the Paul Levy told the panel to more than W 1 million since posited In the state Casino winnings of $9119,334 bearing on the penalties that $5,100,733 dropped in the quar- Levy and New Jersey Consumer Affairs Director Adam the gambling palace opened in Revenue Fund, set up by law The casino expanded July may be imposed ter slots and IS percent of the State asks Levin* represented state Attorney General John Degnan Hay, the stale Casino Control to aid New Jersey senior 14 to add 158 slot machines, 12 During July, the cjtsino won $57347,781 dropped into Uie before the National Highway Transportation Safety Admin- CommlMion announced yes- citizens and disabled persons blackjack tables, two roulette 110,543,199 or 18 perteril of the dollar slots Firestone ltiuar terday .^______^_ Hysons International's in wheels and one wheel of for- SS7,551,JW bet at the gaming Levy and Levin described a Tire Hotline established in At the same time, the com- tal win for May, June and July tune, but on July 2C the com- tables; Cobblestone theft New Jersey on July 28 to take calls from consumers who mission also announced It had was 131,5*5,742, bringing the mission turned down an ap- The win for the slot ma hearing Aug. 16 have had problems with the tires received three new complaints state share to U, 115,259, the plication to add 303 more slot chines was f 10,109,298 or 14 tire recall NEWARK (AP) - Two "The response was overwhelming," Levy said "Caller " from the state Division ol commission said. machines. & percent of the $72,063,135 South Orange men face a Mu- after caller described blowouts and such apparent delects I Gaming Enforcement against The commission said the Resorts International failed dropped into the one-armed nicipal Court hearing Aug.ll as splits and cracks, bubbles and blisters on sidewalls, " Resorts International Legislature still must decide to convince the commission it bandits on charges they Hole more tread separation, unever wear, protrusion of steel belt The commission said a how the state share U to be needed more than its present Resorts International won than 50,000 cobblestones from wires and outof round conditions,' he said. hearing date will be set soon distributed to aid senior 1,061 machines. 20 percent of the $30,(50,681 bet a city street. The hotline took calls from more than 700 consumers by on the alleged violations, dtiiens and disabled persons. The three new civil com- at blackjack tables, II percent Contractor Mario Ticclnlni, list Krid.4yi.he said Of the 524 cases tallied, ISO callers which all deal with Internal Resorts International en- plaints against Resorts In- of the $16,289,923 bet at craps 42, and South Orange firemtn reported 281 episodes of tire failure resulting in blowouts. and accounting controls. joyed its first $1 million day ternational all deal with al- tables, 25 percent of the Alexanader Giordano were Levin testified Commission revenue fig- since opening last Hay 26leged violations ol internal and $3,935,971 bet at roulette, 54 ures for July show Resorts In- when IM0.9M was won at the accounting controls at gaming percent of the $874,408 bet at charged earlier this week. a«n'«ui.»"»n:i - i -IT — mMMII I I Teachers sue to halt enforcment of evaluations TRENTON (AP) - New Jersey's largest teachers un- ion and seven local affiliates filed a federal court suit yes- terday to block enforcement of a state plan tc evaluate the performance of tenured teach,- en The suit filed by the 110,000 member New Jersey Educa- tion Association contends the plan, which uses pupil .progress as a measure of teacher performance, violates constitutional guarantees of due process and equal protec- tion. The plan, adopted July 6 by Wnk B^^ [MEUT^^^r iL^^^iT^^mm JctovpockJ style, -ho. or, /*X ' the state Board ft! Education, calls for school districts to de- _—e^H^^^VleWHyffliilllj ^"^ H*1 lil surf in long leg surfer, ond short A > velop teacher evaluation pro- cedures during the coming school year and to implement all full and them In September 1979 r VSaiK W^D outdoorr action starte.,«,„r„ m gol|ff Uf.ll 40% off 1 f* State Deputy Education Commissioner Ralph Lataille now on sale in sets for women said Education Commissioner CHARGE IT!! famous action Fred G. Burke feels certain BE THE BEST YOU CAN BE backyard games and men in stock the plan can survive the legal tank suits for gals WITH SUMMER SALE Wilton, MacGr»gor, North we item. challenge by the teachers un- All badminton, volleyball, Speedo, Head and Ocean Pool PRICES ON THE NUMBERS Buffo and Foulrte., modtls with foa ions bocce, horseshoes, croquet, lashions designed for m* swim- THAT FILL YOUR tures (or waight distribution for added mer, constructed to keep pace "A great deal of testimony •ether ball and Johnny Bench SPORTING LIFE! power, accurat* loft and better coniiiten- with you. Solids or prints. Not and communication went Into Batter-Up garnet far fun for cy. KM. 79.99-210.00. every style in every til*. the proposal for well over a Uie Master Charge or Visa all agei. Get the tavingi nowl year," Lataille said "The or take advantage of our IP commissioner feels that the convenient lay-A Way! Get 25% off 25-37% off 20-30% off process will withstand a o Piece ol the Action at all model golf bogs in our stock challenge." bruce jenner running Bob Kislin's Oakhurst or outdoor fiberglass backboard sale Solidly constructed, lightweight, attractive models by "The commissioner would Toms River NOWI Fan shaped Vx36"x54" with V goal and MocGregor, Westchester and Leeds now at savings. clothes for guys & gals hope that this can be dispensed weatherproof net. Reg. 39.99 *O QQ Designed to keep the poce of a with by the courts In an ex- 30% off champ. Each shirt and short hat. peditious manner," Lataille all quality action packed wet suits sportcraft leather soccer ball a-jay golf carts and clubsters the features you want. added. Parkway models with unparalleled comfort ond Reg 3.99-13.99. The 32 panel chromed cowhide #17208 ityle with The convenient, eaty way around the course at very The seven affiliates joining protection from wet and cold, finest material and performance standards. Limit 12 per Itore. green savings. Reg. 19.95-34.99. the class-action suit are workmanship Oft 0/ U 25% off Cherry Hill, Ridgefield Park, Reg 14.99. 8.88 East Orange, Riverside, Deer- 30% off men's & women's field, Hoonachie and masks, snorkles, swim fins famous golf shoes for men and women camp & trail shorts Rutherford. And regulators from U.S. Divers and diversified deluxe exercise bench Multi-purpose leg lift, 4 position squat rocks, extra Hit the course in style In Eotonic, Hush Puppy, Dexter Woolrich and Your Volt swim fint ready to hit the The suit alleges the eval- thick podded bench, institutional construction, and LoCotta styles with pro looks. Reg. 21.99-44.99. Advontage ttylet uation plan violates collective square steel tubing. Reg. 99.99. A A Qft ready to hit the trail. bargaining agreements. 20% off 30% off Eaty core Polyetter/com>r(.\ The suit contends teachers R*g 12.99-13.00. "may summarily be stripped of their academic rank and . academic title and of the sta- quality built gott cooler chests comfortable, stylish tus of tenure that all of them Full urethone foam insulation, heavy duty tough winning ways running silks have attained In accordance polyethylene. 48 ql. tlie with food tray. AA ~~ with the laws of New Jersey." hog. 34.99. 29.99 Shiny polyester tricot separates In machine washable and dry- New Jersey automatically SO qt model hot 2 refreei* bottles and grants tenure to teachers who able looks for people who want removable food tray. the freest possible movement for have completed three years of Reg. 46.99. classroom experience In the 34.99 year 'round athletic activities. same school district all skateboards Running Short, Reg. 9.99. Frank Totten, president of sportline & trail wise sleeping bags 7.90 the New Jersey Education As- and skateboard Sportlln* Sun lake II nylon shell cotton lined, 4 Pants for Ditlance, Reg. 1J.O0 sociation, cited a recent New Ibt. Docron 88 fill, oversiie 39"«79" York court ruling in an educa- accessories on sale tion malpractice suit filed by a Hobie, Pro Class, Sundance and many more models In 12.90 student. rod and reel combinations •**•- 21.99 all price ranges plut wheels, trucks, padt and gloves Jockelt keep Pace, Reg. 25.00 Sportline Hidden Valley nylon shell, "The court said, 'The fail- cotton lined, 3 lbs. Hollofil 808, .# 19.90 ure to leam does not bespeak your choice or match your own An 34"x76" Reg. 19.99. 16.88 the failure to teach,'" Totten Select from our in stock combos of the top rods 40% off said "Apparently, our state ond reels or put your own combo together from Troll Win Manatee model with nylon board does not see this logic, our vast collection of separate rodt and reels. shell and lining, 32 oi. Polarguard fill / j u but we believe the courts will." to 20°, to 3'10". Reg 80.00 CW.VV all metal and fiberglass School boards and adminis- 25% off Trail Wto* Minotaur model fits to trators In New Jersey general- 5'10", 0° rated, filled with 64 oi. mn nn strung and frame rackets ly have supported the eval- Polorguard. Reg. 99.30. /7.7T every famous rod in our stock The top twinging models with pro clou feel from Head, uation plan, but teachers have Fresh or salt water, fly, bay, surf and boot models expressed fears of becoming Wilton, Yon*« and Yamoho Entire stock is included. from Doiwa, Browning, Fenwick, Olympic, Natu- the victims of unfair all canteens, mess and cook kits Stringing on from* models extra. assessments rail*, and Magnafl*. 20-30% off Ideal styles for the camper, bockpocker, individual all fresh & salt water tackle boxes or family. Our entire stock it now... 20% off Roomy mum-tray or single tray, molded, high im- 25% off Resorts to split pact styles from Piano & Cost Craft. entire stock of wood frame "•g. 4.99-44.99. 25% off single and double me hammocks 3forl The ultimate in portable comfort with nylon mesh and strung rackets on sale ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - plugs & lures - buy 1 get 1 50% off bed and wood spreaders. Reg. 37.99-44.99. Toke your pick from Wilton, Davis, Dunlop and Bon- In a move billed as a plan to Any Rebel, Red Fin, Creek Chub, Stan Gibbt, croft winning styles in our inventory. Stringing on frame broaden the base of Its corpo- Hopkins, Kostmaiter, Hellcats and Heddon. Buy 29.99-34.99 models extra. rate ownership, Resorts In- one at the regular price, whichever It higher. Get ternational Inc yesterday an- *••*"••• 50% off 25% off nounced a proposed 3-for-l split of Its outstanding shares hook up with quality and savings every wilson & camaby tennis bag of common stock. • daiwa & olympic spinning reels Vinyl, canvas, shoulder ond handle models will hold Resorts International on* or two rockers, belli, shoes and clothes with style. Irani* 250 for light salt water or . . p- Board Chairman James M. heavy freth water action. Reg. 14.99. I 1.00 Crosby said the additional •ram* 130*1 with smooth and durable 30% off shares would be distributed bearing, folding handle for easy storage. •<• all famous men's tennis shirts • Oct. 6 following a vote by Reg. 13.99 9.88 shareholders Sept. 12. Hit the courtfcwith the winners now and later in great •rani* 130 hot lightning fait retrieve The price of stock in the tolid, stripe or contrast trim looks. R*g. 9.99-22.00. ond tuper-tentittve spring loaded drag. 0 «> company, which owns the only Reg 10.99 0.00 national blue ridge nylon legal gambling casino In the 30% off Silver 7000 heavy duty saltwater reel country outside of Nevada, has with high speed gear ratio, weight only AI Q- cabin tent with canvas roof every tennis short for men in stock risen dramatically during the 23 oi. Reg 32.99 x4.00 White cotton roof reflects heat, filten light; water- Every pair it conitruct*d and designed by the famous last year. Gold 0520 for the fishermen who wont proof, mildew-proof poh/ethylen* floor, fiberglass makers to make you look good, play your best. "The board decided to seek tcreen windows. TxT, 8'xlO", VXI2'. it all in performance and reliability. «# 0(. Reg 9.99-23.00. a wider base of ownership," Reg 79.99-100.99. said Raymond Gore, Resorts log. 34.30 40.00 40% off International's senior vice Olympic LG3J0III lightweight high president for finance. speed light salt ond freth water skirted MI AA 54.99-74.99 tennis fashions for the ladies spool. Reg. 29.99 4 1.00 eureka tents for every outdoor need Dretses, shirts, tank topi, shorts ond skim (hot are de- When trading in Resorts Olympic Spark 3200 heavy salt water Class A and Class B stock was Nylon mountain models, convat cabins and space signed by th* finest to be great for your gam*. tklrted spool has high tpeed retrieve, in OO tents for individuals or families. halted on the American Stock Reg 16 95 IJ.OO Exchange shortly after the an- R*g 99.99-239.93 20% off 50% off nouncement, the Class A stock was at 801,4 rt. 35, 1 ml. to. MnNttown drdt, oolhurti, •nan rwp.; rt. 37 *. * Washington it., temt river rnoK — »h*p: mon.-frl. 9:30-9:30; mt. 9:30-6:00; tun. 10:00-5:00 In toon rfver only The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY. AUGUST 8. 1978

MONROE TOWNSHIP - Police yesterday identified positively one of two men killed during an early Saturday morning fire which (wept through a stable with 40 horaei here and caused about II million in damage. Local police reported that they had identified the body of Steven Charles Martin, il, of Brown Mills, at one of the two victims recovered from the charred remains of the 2S»-by ft foot stable •— Mr. Martin had been employed as a groom at the horae farm, Capital Hill Farms, for about five weeks Police have been unable to Identify the other victim, how- ever, It ii believed that blacksmith Fred Dale also perished in the blast Members of the State Police Arson Unit and the Middlesex County Prosecutor's office continued their probe into the cause of the fire which broke out shortly after 4 am. Saturday, at the horse farm owned by world champion harness racing drivtr Herve FUlon Police have According to Frederick Donaldson, general manager of the A-acre Capital Hill Farms, ths stable fire broke out at 4:11 am Mr. Donaldson, one ot the first persons on the scene of the Ore, said the fire spread so quickly throughout the 45 stall bam identified that he was unable to enter the building He said that the heat from the blazing straw and wooden bam walls and stalli was contained beneath the barn's steel roof The fire became so Intense at one point, he said, that fire victim portions of the roof gave way, and crashed, whirling to the ground. Mr. Donaldson said that none of the 40 horses housed In the bam were saved from the blaze He said the horses ranged in individual price from »5.000 to 1200,000 The general manager said that the two victims were in the north end of the bam where stable offices were located. He said that a man — Identified as a watchman - and woman escaped from an apartment at the south end of the barn located above the stables. He said the building was patroled by watchmen hired to keep an eye on the horses and notify the farms' veleranarlan If a horse became ill during the night. Mr Donaldson said that all losses were covered by Insur ance, and he added that the stablw would be rebuilt

Classic, modern, more

Bids for seawall repair will be received at 1 p.pi. today. Joffrey dancers versatile By CAROL JACOBSON almost lost the leadership role to the six Acolytes or Altar boys. He's finally left alone on stage at the end. HOLMDEL — Robert Joffrey's versatile dancers make The other dances were light. "Los Patineurs" Is a vehicle modern ballet look classical and classical ballet look modem for virtuosity. Young Mark Goldweber, who also danced in the Council OKs ordinance Then just when you think you've got them figured out to that "Heptagon," showed precision, alacrity and feeling as he extent they up and do a comic Agnes De Mllle hoe-down with a danced the Variation, sharing the stage intermitlingly with a courtln' lilt, neither classical or modern ballet but a kind of tap corps de ballet and several pairs of dancers dance ballet which smarts of "Oklahoma." The audience loved It's a comparatively new work for the Joffrey having been it. performed first by them in November of 1177. It's also a difficult barring seawall railings Last night's opening varied bill of fare Included four dances work because of Its musical acceleration. by noted choreographers and will be repeated tonight. Wednes- The Balanchine staged "Pas de Deux" was performed a few By SHERRY FIGDORE people being able to walk north to south along the wall." day's program will change but It will also include a new work minutes after the second piece. Many people didn't read the Because of the tight timetable necessitated by today's bid choreographed for the Joffrey. Tickets are available for both word "Pause" after "Heptagon" and left, thinking it was yet SEA BRIGHT — Despite protests from several resi- openings, the attorney said the ordinance would have to be performances. another Intermission The short dance was performed by Denlse dents that Borough Council was "giving away" private adopted without amendments urged last night by Loretta C While the audience responded positively to the mixed bag of Jackson and Kevin McKenzle. A lot of people were standing property rights, council last night adopted an ordinance Hanley, Ocean Ave. The amendments, he said, constituted ballet last night, they only demonstrated outright enthusiasm a during most of It. prohibiting railings on the northern and southern edges of major revisions In the ordinance, which would have to be tew times. New Jersey's ballet audiences, so close to New York, Ending on an up note, "Rodeo " was fun Beatrii Hodrlguez platforms built atop the seawall to ensure free public readvertlsed before It could be adopted, delaying approval are a sophisticated lot. as the shy cowgirl who didn't want to win a cowboy, but finally passage down the length ol the wall. until September. It was a surprise to find out that musicians from the New did anyway, was delightful. It was an apt finale "It would be very reckless for borough council to a take Jersey State Opera and the New Jersey Symphony made up the The Joffrey has a host of interesting dances in their Bids on the repairs to the most seriously eroded areas of a chance on losing these funds," Mr. Bonello said, adding Christian Holder danced The Master role, his muscular repetrolre. Except for "Heptagon" we Jerseyltes will have to the seawall are scheduled to be received at 1 p.m. today. he did not think It would be difficult to convince DEP to body arching and rolling while he controlled, guided, taught and wait until they're performed in New York The ordinance, approved earlier by the state Department accept most of Miss Hanley's amendments. of Environmental Protection (DEI'), had to be approved ' The revisions would have permitted railings on the last night and must be hand-carried to Trenton today before north and south borders of the platforms provided they had the bids can be considered. openings to permit free passage. "The seawall was constructed with public funds," said A more Important amendment proposed by Miss Township Council target Borough Attorney Richard L. Bopello, "and the public must Hanley was a provision that nothing in the ordinance as have the right to traverse It." adopted "shall be taken to Imply any obligation of the municipality or private owner to provide public access to Council adopted a bonding ordinance last month author- private property or private beaches or to provide other izing the issuance of 1247,600 in bonds to fund the repairs. protective safeguards or liability for the safety of persons engaged In traversing the top of the seawall " for residents' complaints The borough anticipates a federal contribution of 1155,000; 139,500 in state monies, and 123,400 in county funds Mr. Bonello said property owners would free them- toward the repair. selves from By DAVID GRAULICH bers of the public speak as long ty on some days for unknown liability for injuries if they posted the "No Trespassing" as they have something they reasons. Councilman John Rooney, who owns the northernmost signs on the steps and did not create hazards. ABERDEEN - Township want to talk about," the mayor "I have no answer for you,"' platform in town, just south of Sandy Hook, voted against Council was besieged by a va- said after the meeting. The law also, the attorney advised, permitted the public he said, and asked adminis- the measure, declaring that "I just feel for 1200,000, we're riety of complaints from 50 to walk across the platforms, but did not permit them to use Mrs. Marjorie Rafalovich, trator Donald Guluzzy to selling the soul of Sea Bright." residents during a long and them for their own pleasure. 471 Garden Place, said water check the problem. heated meeting last night. "Today it's 1200,000," said Mr. Bonello. "Tomorrow it Robert D. Spille, Ocean Ave., called the demand for In the CUffwood section had Anthony Jackson, 172 Dela- might be $3 million" in state or federal shore protection public access preparatory to funding just "arm-twisting on The exceptionally long pub- turned rusty and was ruining ware Street, said a community funds. the part of DEP." lic section, moved to the first clothes. pool located near Midland part of the agenda from Its The attorney said a misconception apparently existed in "Why don't we meet the issue head on?" he demanded. "I hive a proposition — Glass Co. had fallen into a usual position at the end, Mr. Bonello said council did not have to pass the ordinance we'll do the councilman's laun- state of disrepair and neglect. many minds, since the ordinance did little more than define lasted two hours and forty ataU. dry for a month and see if you "The diving board is broken, the platform construction. minutes. Mayor Edward Kauf- "The public already has access to the seawall'" he said. "But then you won't get the mo,ney to fix It." "1 don't like the clothes," Mrs. the ladders are rusty — the man took the brunt of com- Rafalovich said, as she drew DEP will permit owners of the platforms to post "No care if the wall is fixed or not," Mr. Spille, an attorney, place Is a human sewer hole," plaints about rusty water, neg- soiled articles of clothing out Trespassing" signs on the stairs leading to the platforms retorted. he said. He urged steps be lect at a community pool, de- of a Bamberger's shopping taken to Improve the pool. from either the land or the ocean sides ol the wall. But in "Well 1 do," Interjected Mayor Cecile F. Norton, who teriorating roads, high taxes, bag. turn, the state wants "Public Domain" signs posted at still has waged a major battle to bring federal and other money Mr. Kaufman said repeated flooded basements, un- Mr. Kaufman said an ex- acts of vandalism made the unspeciiled intervals along the length ot the wall in the into the borough for seawall repair. responsive government, borough. "I think it's a matter, of life and death." Mr. Rooney tensive "poly pig" operation pool a difficult place to Im- potholes and broken sewer during the year to clean rusty "DEP Is very concerned, " Mr. Bonello said, "about cast the only negative vote. pipes. prove. "We can't pour money pipes had some success, but into areas where It just goes "I believe In letting mem- said the water still turned rus- down the drain," he said. Once the public session had Edward kaifmaa ' concluded, council completed action and approved a plumbing, Frank B Gibson $1,927,000 ordinance for Im- Inc., Freehold, (78,754. Rt. 537 widening resolution recinded provement of township roads and awarded the following bids Mr. Guluzzy said the coun- By DAVID TURNER widened. road to J2-to-80 feet in the 1.6 said that purpose was to re- the 1974 resolution had re- "It's hard to deal with an for the new municipal com- cil will consider at a future FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP "The resolution clearly mile stretch involved in the scind the original resolution of ceived "bipartisan support," irresponsible person like that," plex: structural steel, John date raising water rates mu- - The Township Committee states that the area to be proposal. support for the project. and was passed unanimously he said. "They (Mr. Daccurso Maltese Iron Works, New nicipal users to 11.55 from last night unanimously re- widened U from Five Points Mr. Mantel said that the Mr. Daccurso said that he by the three Republicans, and and Mr. Braverman) are the Brunswick, (148,770; general $1.15, In order to pay for bond scinded a 1(74 resolution sup- Road to East Freehold Road," letter reported there were "no does not believe that "political two Democrats on the commit- two most Irresponsible can- contracting, Soldo Construc- ordinances financing water porting the proposed widening Democrats Alan Braverman, preliminary plans concerning candidates should engage in tee. didates I have ever run against tion, Leonardo, 1742,000, and system Improvements. of county Route 697 between Carmen Daccurso and Ms,. the Improvements" at that debates at meetings. In addition to Mayor In my entire career. East Freehold Road and Five Carol Larsen charged. time. He said that county of- "I believe that very sincer- Mayor, Mr. Kondrup and town- "Mr. Daccurzo is keeping Points Road. The resolution states that ficials had promised that town- ely," he said. ship clerk Romeo Cascaes his record intact of not propo- Peach harvest delayed the committee>pdeems II nec- ship officials would be con- Despite Mr. Daccurso's ob- were serving on the committee sing one positive program for The committee's action, FREEHOLD - This year's orchards to about Sept. 20. which state transportation of- essary to widen and improve tacted before the state goes jections, Mayor Mayor ruled at the time of the resolution. the town," he said him out of order, and recog- The Democrats currently hold Mr. Braverman charged weather conditions have af- Normally this season would ficials say may help kill the County Route 537 from Five ahead with the widening. fected peach harvesting sched- end about Sept. 8. nized the next speaker in the no township offices. that Mayor Mayor is an "out- proposal, came less than two Points Road, Colts Neck Town- Mr. Daccurso rose during ules and delayed our season by . audience. and-out liar weeks after a public hearing at ship, to East Freehold Road, the public portion of the meet- Mr. Kondrup said he had as much as 14 to 1! days, says One bright side to this story "Instead of doing what Is which 290 residents told state Freehold Township, in" con- Ing, and said that Mayor Mr. Mantei said that "this met with state officials, and Don Mohr, Monmouth County might be that the lateness of prudent for the township, officials they oppose the junction with the Route 18 James Mayor had incorrectly Is not, and should not be, a had asked them to finish the senior agriculture agent. the season will allow home- which would be to defeat the project. Freeway construction and the charged that the resolution in political issue. Route 33 bypass, and Route 18, makers to harvest and process 537 project, he's trying to Immediately after the scheduled Improvement of support of the 1974 resolution "This Is an issue that con- before allocating funds for Clingstone varieties are the their winter supply of peaches meeting, Democratic can- East Freehold Road." supporting the road-widening cerns the people of Freehold widening Route 537. make it a political Issue," Mr. earliest peaches grown In this after their children have re- didates for the committee re- Committeeman Robert had been moved and seconded Township," he said. Committeeman Frank Braverman charged. area. Normally they are turned to school. leased a statement charging Mantel, a Republican, read by two Democratic members Mayor Mayor acknowl- Camplone, a Republican, Mayor Mayor, after In- harvested from late July The best varieties for home the Republican Incumbents from a letter dated Sept., 1(74, of that township committee. i edged that he had introduced noted that the state Depart- troducing the resolution to through early August. This cannery use should be avail- with t "gross distortion of the to the township committee the 1974 resolution, and said ment of Transportation (DOT) withdraw the township com- year growers and pick-your- Mr. Kondrup charged that able locally from mid-August facts" In the Route 537 Issue. from the county Board of the Information that It was In- has a |500 million surplus In mittee's support for the road- own operations did not start Mr. Daccurso was trying to to mid-September. Democrats charged that Freeholders. "garner some political advan- troduced by a Democrat had funds allocated for highway widening, then voted In favor until early August and will con- Deputy Mayor Arthur Kon- According to Mr. Mantel, tages" by raising the Route 537 been obtained from an Incor- and other construction. of withdrawing the commit- tinue until Aug. 15-11. At that Information on proper drop had stated that the com- the letter said the road would widening Issue during the com- rect copy of the resolution. Mayor Mayor charged that tee's support for the project. time, freestone varieties methods of canning and freez- mltteemen who passed the be widened to a "pavement mittee meeting. The resolution had been Mr. Daccurso was "turning off State officials said the harvest Is expected to start ing Is available from Mrs Syl- 1174 resolution thought that the width of 50 feet." He said that the committee seconded by Democrat Harry hundreds of voters" by the project would be the first step via Griffin, Monmouth County widening of Route 527 would be He said state officials are had "one purpose" in bringing Harper. way toe Democrat has been In a planned two-Mage widen- Freestone varieties should Extension Home Economist, awe on portions not already now proposing to widen Ihe up the Route 517 Issue, and Mayor Mayor noted that conducting his campaign. ing of Route 537 to Route 34 then be available from all local JO Court St., Freehold. Jets fall to Atlanta in rain-trimmed game

•y BILL ZAPCIl Three Jet first downs later, Ryan fumbled the snap and recovered it for a loss of one He was sacked by Claude EAST RUTHERFORD-The Jet veterans look the early Humphrey on the next play, losing eight more yards Lowery's lead, ud the rookies give it back as the Atlanta Falcons used a kicked his 47-yard field goal attempt wide left, and the Ealcons strong second half offensive attack to beat New York 20-17 in had the ball on their M their preseason opener at Giants Stadium last night Referee Gordon McCarter called the game with 1:11 re- Atlanta closed the gap to four when Jones connected with maining Torrential rain and threatening lightning had forced a James Wright under the goalposts Posey failed to make the sb minute delay before the game was ended point after, and Atlanta went into the fourth on the comeback The Jets dominated the first half, receiving the klckotl and tr»B,TMJ: s — moving 17 yards in eight plays to take the early lead Quarter- On* unsuccessful Jet series and nine Atlanta plays later, back Richard Todd connected on his first three passes, the third Jones hit Jackson on the right side of the end zone for six points going to wide receiver Wesley Walker, who carried it in for the more, and Posey found his groove to boost the Falcons to a 20-17 touchdown Nick Lowery booted home the point after clincher Falcon quarterback Steve Bartkowski's pass across the middle was tipped by Jets Hike Hennigan and Bobby Jackson, setting up Burgess Owens' interception, and ending Atlanta's first possession Neither New York nor Atlanta could get within scoring distance for the remainder of the first quarter, and the Jets took a 7-0 lead into the second. Todd hit four-for-elght, worth 65 yards; Bartkowski threw 14 yards on two complete. 12 SHREWSBURY NJ TUESDAY AUGUST 8 1978 With one second left in the half, Lowery kicked a 30-yard field goal to send the Jets to the lockers with a 10-0 lead Pat Ryan took command of the Jet offense in the second "We have to gel back and work on basics," was the half, with June Jones in the slot for Atlanta Matt Robinson, the assessment of right tackle Abdul Salaam, after the contest. "We expected New York reliever, was sidelined with an undisclosed were rusty, we weren't thinking, we have a lot to practice." injury before last night's game. Jones threw away a shot intended for Ernie Jackson to start Jet Head Coach Walt Michaels, who had intended to use the off the half, and then Hennigan recovered a Hardden Weech game as a player performance check, was surprised by many of fumble to return the ball to the Jets at the Atlanta 18-yard line his players—and not pleasantly. Ryan uncorked for a quick touchdown pass to Chuck White "I saw a lot of different people out there tonight," he said, •<*•» In the left corner of the end zone to put New York ahead 164 "and unless the game films show me something different, I Lowery added the extra point with 14:23 remaining in the don't think I'll be seeing a lot of them on the field much more. U|Wl period. BURSTING THROUGH-New York Jets Kevin as he gets a lirst down in an NFL exhibition game New York did not score again. "I said before that I'd give all my players their best shot. Long (33) makes his way through a hole in the line last night against the Atlanta Falcons at Giants Jones threw a 46-yard pass to Al Jackson, followed by 17 There's no other way to see how a man will perform until he provided by Joe Fields (65) and Dan Alexander, left, Stadium in East Rutherford. ' yards of rushing on six carries by running back Mike Esposito. gets a chance to play. Well, everybody played, so 1 think that Jones completed the series with an eight-yard touchdown pass nobody can complain that we weren't fair to them after this." to put the Falcons on the Scoreboard. David Posey's point-after attempt sailed between the up- The Jets will face the Giants next at the Meadowlands Spencer keys Giant win rights, and the Falcons trailed 17-7. Saturday night for "bragging rights" of the New York area over Cleveland, CLEVELAND (AP) - gone In the fourth quarter, the the final minutes when Terry Browns' fumble on the first Willie Spencer ran for one 6I001-4, 235-pound running Luck connected with 5- play from scrimmage and touchdown and broke away on back from Massillon, Ohio foot-9^, 172-pound rookie raced 38 yards for the final a long run that set up a second charged through a big hole and Keith Wright on a six-yard New York touchdown. score as the New York Giants galloped 55 yards to the Cleve- scoring pass. Joe Pisarcik quarterbacked beat the Cleveland Browns in land 15. Three plays later, the Giants in the first half and the opening National Football Giant quarterback Jerry Gols- But 14 seconds later, with completed two of seven pass League exhibition game for teyn hit Billy Taylor with a 15- 1:28 left to play the Browns attempts — both to Al Dixon — both teams yard touchdown pass. Joe tried an on-side kick which for 56 yards. One 37-yard pass Spencer's three-yard run Danello took the extra point to worked, giving the Browns an- in the rain to Dixon helped with 5.56 left in the first half make it 14-0. other scoring chance. How- move the Giants to the Cleve- broke a scoreless deadlock The Browns' lackluster of- ever, New York defensive end land 28 the first time they got Then, with three minutes fense didn't get moving until Jack Gregory recovered a the ball Danello tried a 50-yard field goal, but it was blocked by Cleveland's Oliver Davis and Clarence Scott of the Browns grabbed the ball and ran it NASL playoffs: back to the Giants' 48. How- ever, the Browns were unable to capitalize on that break. Pisarcik hit Dixon with a 19- yarder in the second quarter No slips allowed touchdown drive which cov- ered 56 yards in eight plays. After a 30-game regular season, the pointment. Expectations are much lower Golsteyn did the passing for North American Soccer League moves into for the Detroit Express, in their first sea- the Giants in the second half its playoffs tonight with 16 of the 24 teams son in the league. and the one touchdown pass still alive and kicking. was his only completion In The Express, champions of the Ameri- eight attempts. Unlike last season, division winners do can Conference Central Division, host the Spencer was the leading not get byes into the seond round of the Philadelphia Fury Tonight at the Pontiac ground-gainer with a total 51 playoffs, so one slip and it could be all over Silverdome Other playoff action Tonight yards and three attempts. has Chicago at Tampa Bay and California First-string Cleveland quar- "The season is history," said Giorgio APpMM at San Diego. terback Brian Sipe played only Chinaglla, the NASL's leading scorer and ONE GIANT STEP-New York Giants running back the Browns, Behind Kotar Is teammate Ron Mikola- the first quarter and was un- top striker for the defending champion Four games are slated for tomorrow iczyk (62). Defending for the Browns is linebacker able to move the Browns any Doug Kotar goes for short yardage during last Cosmos. "The team had a great record but night Fort Lauderdale travels to New closer to pay dirt than the night's NFL exhibition game In Cleveland against Charlie Hall, bottom left. now the season is long over It doesn't England; the Cosmos host Seattle in a Giants' 31. seem like justice, lose our next game and rematch of last year's championship we're out, but what are you gonna do?" game; Washington plays at Portland, and Dave Mays, who is battling Toronto meets Vancouver. Luck for the backup spot be- Jacobson accused in shooting The Cosmos, a collection of high-priced hind Sipe, played the second talent, were expected to repeat as league Minnesota hosts Tulsa Thursday night and most of the third quarters NEW YORK (AP) - Controversial horse trainer Howard station and told a newsman she had lived with Jacobson for five champions Anything less would be a disap- to complete the first round of the playoffs and didn't have any better sue- "Buddy" Jacobson was arrested on a charge of murder yester- years. day and his former mistress, cover girl Melanie Cain, indicated About a week ago, she said, she had moved in with Topper, she was the motive for the killing. who lived In the same posh East 84th Street building where Jacobson, 48, who was once president of the New York Jacobson and Cain had shared an apartment. division of the Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Associa- She described Topper as "my fiancee." tion but later was barred from the sport, is accused <>f the fatal A detective of the 8th Homicide Squad said police still were Knicks eye Walton shooting of a 34-year-old businessman, John Topper. not giving a motive for Topper's slaying but conceded that Miss After Jacobson s arrest, Cain, 23, showed up at the police Cain had told of the love triangle PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - The Portland New York Knicks Coach Wftlis Reed and Gen- Trail Blazers offered refunds yesterday to sea- eral Manager Eddie Donovan. Mike Burke, son-ticket holders disappointed by BUI Walton's president of the New York club, and Sonny announced plans to leave the National Basket- Werblin, president of the Madison Square ball Association team, while the New York Garden Corp. were due in Portland today. WLB, Rebels advance Knicks and Golden State Warriors were next in "There is no question about the level of line for talks aimed at landing the 6-foot-ll West Long Branch and the Mlddletown Rebels advanced in Toms River scored its lone run in the sixth on a hit batsman seriousness of the Knicks' interest in Walton, center. Ed Carleton Memorial League playoff action yesterday. and a pair of errors. simply because of the people who are coming "We think It's only fair that a refund be Mike Campi pitched a one-hitter and Kevin Boyle drove in West Long Branch will play National South champ here to talk with Bill," said Walton's confidant two runs to lead West Long Branch to a 3—1 win over Toms Ukewood at Lakewood today in the first of double elimination offered to those who wanted to see the games and agent, Jack Scott. because Walton was playing here," said Blazer River in a National League game. John Buckley threw a three- Joe Yatsko drove home a fair of runs for the Rebels with a spokesman John White. He said Walton also has talks lined up today hitter as the Rebels downed Atlantic Highlands, 10—2, in the single in the first, and In the five-run fifth, Mark Baker hit a American League. However, White said he didn't expect the with Coach Al Attles and General Manager bases loaded triple and Brian Venerus belted a two-run double. team would have to cash in many tickets _ Scotty Sterling of the Golden State Warriors. Camp! allowed only a leadoff single to Toms River's Ed Buckley struck out five and walked three. Mike Bradley, who Season seats for the 1977 NBA champs run Walton met for four hours Sunday with Gene Grunhauser. He fanned six and walked six. Boyle hammered in worked the first three innings, was the loser for Atlantic ) from 1184.50 to $410, and were sold out last year Shue, new coach of the unnamed San Diego Joe Ottaviano with a triple in the second inning, and scored Ron Highlands. well in advance. franchise, but has not been contacted by San Yenesel with a single In the fourth. Joe Pingltore scored on Bob The Rebels start their double elimination play today against Cosentino's single in the fifth. Talks were planned between Walton and Diego owner Irv Levin. BO) Walton the Lincroft Shamrocks at Brookdalc Community College Famer Mathews credits mom for skills

COOPERSTOWN, NY (AP) - The "I'm Just a beat-up old third baseman," MacPhail, who was responsible for such despite being a contemporary of Cy Young and Baseball Hall of Fame got three new members Mathews said as he accepted "the greatest innovations as night baseball, Old-Timers Day. Walter Johnson, died in 1911 of spinal yesterday and the sport itself may have gotten honor of my career. I'm just a small part of a a pension plan (or the players and office per- menengills In his nine major league seasons, a new slogan. wonderful game that is a tremendous part of sonnel and airplane travel for the teams, was he pitched a perfect game, another no-hltter, Eddie Mathews, the slugging third America today. represented at the ceremonies by his sons Lee, seven one-hitters and had a lifetime earned run baseman, who is the all-time home run leader "Baseball has been so good to me, every- president of the American Leauge and Bill, a average of 1.88. Dr. William Schwartz, a rela- (or his position, the late Larry MacPhall, thing I've got, I owe to it. I've tried to give it all broadcasting executive. tive of Joss, accepted the award. baseball's first great innovator, and the late I had." "My father brought business ability to run- It was Allen, once the "Voice of the Yan- Addle Joss, an early 20th century pitcher with In doing so, Mathews set National League ning a baseball team," said Lee MacPhail. "He kees," who may have assured immortality for Cleveland, were Inducted into the Hall of marks for most consecutive seasons with 30 was aggressive, flamboyant, garrulous, loud himself with what Baseball Commissioner Fame. home runs, nine • 1053-61, most home runs In a but also a promotional genius and a visionary Bowie Kuhn called the sport's new motto." Broadcasting greats Mel Allen, who coined season by a third baseman, 47 In 1953, and most He loved baseball and anything he tried to do Upon accepting the Frick Award, Alien the new phrase Long Live Baseball, and Red games played at third base, 2,154. was for the good of baseball. alluded to his days studying law and his receiv- Barber received the first presentation of the Mathews, who Hank Aaron provided the "He battled with his contemporaries but he ing an LLB degree. Ford C. Frick Award for outstanding baseball Braves with one of the game's most potent 1-2 bore no grudges. He once said he would not "It wasn't until now that 1 realized that the broadcasting. Edgar Munzel and the late attack, combining for 8(3 homers, credited his accept membership in the Hall, that it was lor LLB stood for something other than in law," Gordon Cobbledick were given the J.G. Taylor mother for making him a power and a pull- people who earned It on the field, the players. noted Allen. "It stands for Long Live Baseball. Spink award for distinguished service as a hitler. But knowing the esteem he held the Hall in, he "I've been told before by editors that some baseball writer "My mother used to pitch to me and my would have accepted and gotten his two cents of the best newspaper writing can be found in Mathews, who retired in 1968. is tied for father would shag balls," he said. "If I hit one In." the sports sections," Allen added "I am pre- ninth on the all-time home run list with 512, the up the middle, close to my mother, I'd have Joss, whom baseball historian Fred Leld sumptuous enough to add that some of the best same number as 1977 Hall Inductee Ernie somcextra chores to do. My mother was described as "the best pitcher in the first electronic Journalism is found in baseball instrumental In making me a pull-hitter " quarter century of the American League," broadcasting. ENteMattem Banks Larry MacPkall SHREWSBURY NJ TUESO^AUQUST 8 1976 The Drfy RcgiltCI 13 Braves frustrate Seaver, Reds, 5-3

CINCINNATI (AP) - Mickey Mahler and Gene Garter bit pitching of Tommy John and led Los Angeles to a victory stifled ClBclnnati on «u hits and Rod GUbrtalh drove In two over San Diego ran* last night ai the Atlanta Braves scored a W victory over rerguaon hit his 11th homer in the second off Bob Owchlnao, the Reds and handed Tom Stiver his seventh loss in nine 8-7. Lacy hit his ninth of the year with one on In the fourth outings since his no hitler June II The Padres bunched three of their six singles for a run in the GUbreath had a sacrifice fly and a suicide bunt as the ninth as Jerry Turners Iwo-oul single scored Don Reynolds Braves staked Mahler to a 44 lead In the fourth from third. Reynolds had moved to third on Oscar Gamble's Mahler, 4-5, allowed five hits and two runs In six innings second hit of the game Garter wild pitched the Reds' second run in after Mahler Owchlnko give up jusl hvr hits in his ieven HMMigt befw*— pitched to the first two batters. Carter ended Pete Rose's 44 being replaced by John D'Acqulsto game hitting streak last week In Atlanta by striking him out in John. IS-8, also gave up singles to Gene Tenace in the the ninth Inning seventh and one In the eighth to Bill A1 mnn Seaver, 11-10, gave up six hits and three earned runs in The victory was the Dodgers' third in a row after six seven innings. consecutive losses Jeff Burroughs opened the second with a walk and went to Caks S, Pirates 4 second on Joe Nolan's single through the box After a wild pitch CHICAGO - Bill Buckner's two-run single capped a five allowed both runners to advance, Burroughs scored on Vicrun fourth Inning that gave the Chicago Cubs a victory over the Cornell's passed ball. Pittsburgh Pirates GUbreath ssacrifice fly scored Nolan for the second run. Mike Vail launched the fourth with a single and one out later Dale Murphy tripled after Nolan's one-out walk in the fourth Manny Trillo singled Danny Johnson walked and Vail scored on to make It M and Gtlbreath's bunt to the right side drove in a balk by Jerry Reuss. Murphy. Jim Blackwell walked to refill the bases and Ed Whitson The Reds got a run in the fourth on a bases-loaded sacrifice replaced Reuss Pinch batter Larry Bllltner grounded out to fly by Ken Henderson, one In the seventh on Garter's wild pitchscore Trillo and walks to Ivan DeJesus and Rodney Scott forced and one in the eighth on George Foster's 26th home run in another run before Buckner singled off shortstop Frank Dale Murphy's sacrifice fly gave the Braves aand tagged Taveras' glove. Martinet with his other loss. The Pirates took a 3-0 lead in the third inning on a walk to Phil Garner, a bunt single by Heuss, a run-scoring single by Dedfters 3, Padres I Taveras, an Infield out by Willie Slargell and a single by Dave Home runs by Joe Ferguson and Lee Lacy backed the six- Parker Wkllr Itl i. Royals I KANSAS CITY, Mo — l.amar Johnson smashed a three-run How They Stand homer off Kansas City relief ace Al llraln.sky to lift Chicago to victory over the Royals and .snap the Whltr Sox' four-gaim1 3NAL LiAGUI CAST losing skid W L PCI. OB Royals starter Dennis Leonard, LM4, turned over a 3-2 lead SSI - . Boston s; si Ml 3< ; Milwaukee to Hrabosky with one out and two on in lhi> seventh and onr out Montrtol S3 40 New York Pill sour o,h SO S7 447 Detroit 40 4f later Johnson lashed llrabosky's first ollerlng 400 feet over the AFHMM New York 47 4S Baltimore 40 SO left-field fence day's game In Chicago. Garner scored on Frank St Louis 43 a Cleveland SI Sr NOTHING TO IT—Pittsburgh Pirates' Phil Garner Toronto 41 4* Don Kesslnger began the inning with a single and was cut slides safely Into home as Chicago Cubs' catcher Taveras' hit to left field. Son Francisco Kansas Clly down al second on Bob Mollnaro's attempted sacrifice Tim Blackwell awaits the late throw during yester Cincinnati California Hrabosky came in after Thad Boilty singled Loi Angelf i Oakland SanDleflo Te«ot Consecutive RBI doubles by Al Cowenj and Amos Otis gave Atlanta Chicogo Houston g 15 Minnesota 44 43 the Royals a 3-2 lead In the sixth Cowens doubled home HI, SI St 41 Jl Washington and Pete LaCoi k who had singled and Otis' double Monday s Garnet Mtoay'i Games Chlcodo S- Pittsburgh 4 Toronto!, Baltimore I scored Cowens AtlontoS,Clnclnnotl3 Seattle 4. i Golf benefit set Thursday SI.Louis4.Phllodelphia3 Chicooo S KomosClly] A's I, Angels I Los Angeles 3, San Diego 1 Oakland I California 0 Veteran right-hander Steve Kenko pitched a four-hitter as DEAL — Top golf professionals from New Jersey, New complete with free golf, and Sapphire Valley Resort in North Only games scheduled Onlygami s scheduled Oakland A's blanked California Angels a.nd moved within three York and Connecticut are expected to be in the field with Carolina has contributed a three-night, four-day vacation which TueMay s Games Boston (Torrtl 13-41 at Cleveland Pittsburgh (0 Roblmon 4 1) al Chica games of first place in the American League Wesl amateurs In the Monmouth Invitational Golf Classic at Holly- includes golf and tennis. 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JI Hodleyi Val (King) 10-1 ittti: Pact, I M, Pan* u,M« Seover L.lllO 7 4 4 3 3 I 1 4 110 0 D Rodd lest Lucky Root* (Htlghf).... 41 Ovir Glow (Bovosl Jr.) ....4-1 Holon Waltakl (NO). ,., TO 1 Chcndon Boots (Kelly) Sormltnlo 1 3 1111 D Clean sump G screen* 33 0 0 0 0 0 Roonlts Son ILJnotr) SI Ltvona (Bulltr) Muddy Don (Polonolo) TO I W Direct IVumboco) Sova-Gorber (ill WP-Seaver, ... ii Sl, D Remove pan • Adjust bands & linkage • Andrew Scoff N (Fogllarona) 4-1 Time Deposit (Poulln) m Pace, i M.Pwse ti.M Qulch Dividend IBIum) Gorber PB-Nolan T - J V A-33,3tS .10-1 LopoiW.l 4 3 1 1 S Snapper Soup (Stafford) .. 131 Hupp (Whitney) Scott Nopoleon (Wllllomil 5-3 Teclow (Grttntt D Visual inspection Rose Collins (IngrasslO) . 171 Sth: Trtt. I M, Pvrta SUM .. 1H LedrollCoV) (Breinohon) 3 1 RThomat 1-3 0 • Replace pan gasket G fluid . : Rutllc Zephyr (Homes) ir KM . 13-1 TuneUplGlneiD... Honeit Lad IRuiMll) 4 Lllttll 1110 0 0 0 Mihtl B*tly B Butler IBullcr) Taveras It Sill M: Pace, 1 M, Purse »1,*4* Honor Lily (Poquaf) Prince Raaf IFoglloronti Sovt-LIHtll It) WP-McOrow f— DtJtsus it 3 10 0 ' P T Dvbllnir (Coniol Songwlln c 4 0 0 0 ... J I Tusco Hanover (Gower Jr ) Ato Air Lond(Poptlngerl a I 7:07. A-1I.W. Kellehr ss 0 0 0 0 Tyrolean Spuhy (Plorct) | J Stor Alloy ISIoMordl Stargell lb 4 0 11 One Night Atlolr (Poajutli 1-1 RScott lb 10 11 Moreno pr 0 0 0 0 Bucknr lb 4 0 13 Oomtltlc puungir Ylllaiflme(Conlon) lt-01 i Hii Pace, I M, PimtSI^M, Clmf. ofcruw atrhbl Pork«r rl 5 0 11 Vail rf 4 110 BoddyL (Lolrd) »O1l A Ds Jomle (Greene) cart only. Freehold K< .suits Mllborn Jb 4 0 0 0 Wlllong 76 4 0 1 0 BRbnsn cf 4 0 0 0 Grost rl 0 0 0 0 ith Pact, l M, PWM U.M0, Clmf. Prool Mytf (Gfetn) Bochtt pfi 0 0 0 0 Morals ph 10 0 0 MUnif If 4 110 Klngmn If 4 0 0 0 IM: Pa«e, I M, FVTM ilM* Ripping Charlie IMoiwyevl SOD Pollys Adloi (Beochy) 11 Mortlni Law (ND) Tfallar hllchtt ' «h»r« JCrui lb 0 10 0 Smalley ss 3 J 1 I Slonnlt 3s 4 0 10 Vk IBretnohon) 7.M3.«3.» ixacM 1-1U1.H Imotwron (Kavoleff) I 1 Lobo Warrior (Fogllororte) Trillo lto 4 12 1 Reynlds ss S 0 1 0 Corew lb 7 10 0 Gorner 3b 3 10 0 OJhnsn 3b rtqulrt coolari J M Elliobcth (Bondvo) 3.U 1 70 m:P4Ka.iM.PvrMll,W0 Knlajhls Honor (Kelly) »•! Dukis Secco (Luchtflto) RuJonscf 4 110 Cubbog 3b 4110 Retmp 3 130 While cl 0000 Oiork Trinket (Leogattl 2.40 Noble MOM IKelly) / 70**03 40 Anon Eoger INDI s 1 Drlllrod (Inqroislo) Roberts ft 4 13 0 Ford ct S 0 3 1 Whltton p 0 0 0 0 Blockwtl c 3 1 0 0 ITrlrectol 7M/J7O Our Dllly IDfeiiner) ...... *.*D S.I0 Blue Break (Rodger* Jf ) 6 1 Worthy Love IReatwrl ftbrttfl dh 7 111 Adams dh * 0 0 0 Dytr ph 10 11 Suffer p 0 0 0 0 tR«): Tret, 1 M, P*rw »lr4M Romano Creed IContol) * 00 JerscySwattCorntKelly) i i Fort Wolkoto (Cruse) Klson p 0 0 0 0 Krukow p 10 0 0 Poclork rf 4 110 Powtll rf 6 0 0 0 Cawal Power (Smith Jr.l .. 4.4O1.707.U Exacta l-4srT.lt OH ph 10 0 0 Cllnes ph 0 0 0 0 Mayor lb 4 17 3 Norwood It a 0 3 I Regal Count (Kally) 400 7 « •Hi: Pace, 1 M, PtffMU.1M SELECTIONS We fix transmissions because we know how. WSttln 3b 4 0 11 Wyntgor c S 0 I 0 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Bllffner 10 0 1 Playboy Eric Uoeotr) 3.» Lolas Victory 4 30 3 70 1.00 Silnson c S 0 0 0 WHndl p 10 0 0 Mon.-Fri 8 to 6, Sat 8 to I Ixacta 4-7 S1I.M More ProllMRheo FlUon) 4.303.M 1 - Chirltr KeDy, Speedy Llx, Madwan Tetol of 4 11 S Total II S II I DMoore p 0 0 0 0 lrd;P«ca,1M, Panati.WI Boythore Alert IKelleyl 330, keiiHfiiibei. this is o pieventive maintenance service saatttt on MI m HI ii- t Roder c 0 0 0 0 Eucta «-]|if *• 2 - SparUi Pride, Aidrews Sc«ll N, JeHersM Pot luck SvrfCHyifltochyJ 34OO1O.4OS.00 Minnesota OH 103 in H» 01- S TahM M4IH Tolal II I > 4 It you already have rransmission ptoblaotti ')',K TyphwMi (Gonll J* 3 40 fth: Pace, 1 M, PurwIMM 3 * Sammy Pice, Rolon Charlie N, Tyrolean Spunky E- Reynolds. D Jock ion, Sullon. Pimawrfh til 111 100-4 about ouTOlher reliable services Big Spender (Bantmalli l.N Flying Joe (Konoleftl 4 00 ? 40 J 40 4 - pooLsk Barrell,Over Glc MeJIc Allle Mayer DP-SooHle3.Mlnrvtsolo3- LOB- CUtcata ••• Sit Ill-S •MCMA-Slin•MCMASlinM Mlti Jetport (Gogllardl) J 60 7 10 StoHIt K, Minnesota 10 IB-Smolley 3B m: Pan, 1 M, Pun* »)-«• Belihoio (Johnson) *.. IM E-Porker, Tekulve DP-Plltsburgh -Poclorek. Meyer, Cubbage HR- I. LOS-Pittsburgh t. Chicogo I IB- Fxatta I )»7 M 5 - Tisco Hanover, Tnas Up, Storm Queen Roddlrtgton Hall (Mallboihko) Smalley (IS) SB-Corew S -Raynolds Parkfr, Reuit S-Sanguillen IIMi Pact, 1 M. PwrMUJM C - Oar Awl XII, Royal Sahbra, Heasoi Heceeer Locally ownid S optwfrd by four Cottman Man Woodcutter (Gogllordl) 1 W J 70 7 60 IP H R ER BB SO cVwtaV«OOfn''iLeC«H*M) 7.W3.W IP H R IP. Bl SO PMtfeovfh A k TofO (Inavar) 7 H CopHouMf (Miller) 6 40 3 00 7 - l^droll Cask, Honest Lad, Prince Reef Still Faithful {Scarpo) 3 40 Reuss L 313 i I 0 iHdll-UIMI 8 - Alton Eager, Imabaroa, Mights Honor 93 3 4 4 3 m: P*tt. I M, P«rM II m •XtCtB ItlltM Whltson 11-3 1 1 I 4 113 1 I Klton 3 0 0 0 0 Shrewsbury Ave. at Rt. 35 AdodlrlConul) 1MS70370 lltt>: Pact, I M.Pvrteti.*** 9 - Poseidon A, Doctor NUrthrap, Fad Hanover 4 3 0 0 Ttkulvt I 10 0 0 Eairwood Jerry (InGroiUo) 4 40 3 70 S|peronlo(Tofone Jr.I Ti.70* 203 to m Dorlng Time (Kelly1 3 40140 II- Caeadons Boots, Bustle Zephyr, P T Dnbtlaer LIHIe Klkl (Kino Jr.) ' OJockson 4 S i s 3 1 Krukow 4 113 1 Shrewsbury IiactaSItMM Mltsy Macobe (Aplce) 1 *" II - Martins Lawn, Lobo Warrior, A Ds Jamie Trlfacl* l JltlHM Suffon 10 0 3 4 WHrnondl 3 13) 1 1 3 e»;iP»ca, 1M. PtraalMa* Pr/nowiki L.l 3 1 11111 DMoore W4 4 313 0 0 0 0 Habb Naft lOont) I 304 103 70 ATTENDANCE- T.m BUST - Chrndons Boots (I111) HBP-Rofaerts (By OJackson) WP Softer 13 I 0 0 0 542-6822 OlckChomalPtrry) 4,»3.» HANDLE -(741,141 SuHon. Pnnowtkl T-1S1 A-4^57 lave-Sutler (311 »olh-Rttni 14 The Dady Register SHREWSBURY NJ TUESDAY AUGUST a i%78 Tell 100,000 Daily Register readers! Sell It! Quicker than FAST! DIAL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE 542-1700 CALL TOIL REE ROM MATAWAN AREA 566-8100 CAU TOU REE ROM MIDDIiTOWN AREA 671-9300.

. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sole Si Help Wanted 51 Help wanted ECRETARY - To management con DUNE BUGGY - Great on VEGA HATCHBACK WAGON 1973 - cor. USD iltant. porl time 12 3 full days per 2 Autos For Sole Good running condition clean, osking MMeli RIM'S re*.) with good Skills In Iypint an* ghf steno Write to Box J 3W. TKe AAA I TRANSPORTATION CARS - FIAT IM iEDAN 19/2 AMFM.gooO VOLVO '64 1*70 - oily Register. Shrewsbury. N J (3) l«totm Pruuie owner Coll tor condition. Askinking *.!>/•I! , 6UV P6NWV cCAMfV COZMBZ AND Intormoilon, 717 HM Ifli n_ AUDI FOX 1t74-AutoWllc AW'FM. iRVlCE STATION ATTENOANT - FIAT SALES AND SERVICE - Ltvint VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE IW - Auto LPN'S urs flexible Apply (n person. one owr.tr. looks runs new, II M P G • Kolars Corp . Mople Ave , (tea Bonk malic,aooli d c ondition, asking S7OQ Col rlboro Chrysler Plymou'h-Ekxon. 79, MotlOoro W3 1330 We need voui indefinite temporary as BUItK fcLEUHA IV'J Fourdoor. VOLKSWAGEN BUS - 1971 17.001 MEET METAL MECHANIC -~H- Signmenls tnrowghoul Monmoulh excel.tm condition, looded Please milts on new engine iVery good iced Community Mechonle. County Work the hours and days ot tion DUO Cr fall oft*, i p m^ U2 71U all 14} U your choice Private duty and Staff muh BUICK ELECTRA 1961 - Full power, FIAT - If70. Sports Spider, V3OOor bet) lie) High hourly role No lee Fringe HEET"ROCKER$ - And lopert. e« »«(•/ e>ghl track sltre neliis torn a bonus while you work. •dented only Top wages, steady mng. electrical problem one owner M40 Can i*\ 61H ork Call »7 2HS or 46? 317* FORD LTD - 1»7J, tour door, vtn»l BUICK SKYLARK \9J\ - Eight VOLKSWAGEN - 1*71 lop power steering, brakes Air condi Eiteiienl condition OLSTEN cylinder, outomutlc. 49,000 mties, ver> Honed 6e^i attt' r*l 4760 oiler S p m '47 9011 after 4pm good condition, mull »etl 111 9W> FORD TORINO - IVO Elghi cylinder, WHELAN PONTIAC BUICK OPEL HEALTH CARE UPERINTENDENT - Seeking O ftu tHJIC *• lVrW (,U(iO Condition Nft runt good tirei good Hwy * Fretheli 7 Rl li, E-otonlown 142-510* le tor a small apartment complex pans, txhoutl. muffler, liming chain 74? 1MJ 462 0447 ill 3OTMS1 or WI-MW etc Runs good, but needs irons SALES FORD GRANADA 1977 - Four door WITTHBOARD OPERATOR — 3-n miss.on 1100 Call before* JO. H7 4776 CHALLENGE blue, in cylinder, automatic, toctory 3 Trucks And ilfl, lull or part-time Steody work, CADILLAC - 1970 Coupe' DeVii otr, tinlea gioss. AW radio, while «oll|, AND III 141 7»0 powtr steering, rtor delogger to*, I AI Ml H Privali i< rigoi Muth mileage, mini condition, 14010 Trailers 51. Help Wanted 51. Help Wanted * 51. Help Wanted SI. Help Wanted OPPORTUNITY hrouah Algebra 1. Junior High School uina! u CHEVROLET 197J - '/i ton pickup ASSISTANT MANAGER Fasl gro. RAFTSMAN M'W - Eleclro-me | PART TIME — Flvt optmngs. U 90 Send Resume to BOM H 341. The Dally engine, fufl powtr slit?* Rebuilt hydromallc. 400 iranimiss>On ing convenience food store Eice'nei rtonlcgl assemblies Work with engi > per hour CW Asiociales, Oceon I eglster, SIvewsDury N J 077O1. 141 4IH | New carburetor, alternator, water i salary and fringe benefits Co r>ttring ond production Experienced LTVE-INS dustrial Park Mult be II or ov Call I ttlobiiihcd accoui EACHER - Third"grodt. eiptrlenct 49i»40 pump, mmter cylinder, tires. AM FMJ. 44] 1639, H Vi ',(."' tr,r interview eltrrtd Apply t leciro impulse Lot). inly. 922 2194 CAOILLAC l»7« SEDAN OeViLLE - 1 i teaming ond indlv 'dual progress pro shocks, duoi e«ftou%i Nerds some body ASSISTANT MAINTENANCE - Pe ic, lit Cntilnut SI. Rtd Bank We have |obs for you indefinite •< FORO 1971 - Nine possenge ogon. l Asking 11700 Call gller 4pm. 41 MO4 An Equal Opportunity Em romsfssenhul Red Bank. NJ Public WQrh son full time [hoois it Interested, please mall re Oir powtr brake*, power wind""-*•'ITo ? WH ___ nouth and Oceon Counties High hi ARE YOU: M3 IQH jme lo Dr Joan D Abrami. Super CADILLAC ltT7 - Fit! good tires Run» excellent >*l \nt y rales No fee Work tor us ond HEVROLET '/."TON -Pick up. 1961. fl t,.. 7 ilendent of Schools 7a Branch Avt., •foughom Original owntr Vc i low FORD PiNTO 1974 - Blue Two do AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC elve a registration bonus B Sports minded with cop Encellenl running conditon ed Bank, N J 07701 Equal opporluni mileage Showroom condiiion Ma"* hatchback, automatic, radio, new ro Must be skilled in compiele automobile PERMANENT POSITION AVAIL Aggrtsslvt IMC or best otter Cull 741 64)3 I affirmative uitum rmuioyei lilrcn A^lng WKi Col. S*i 0MJ repair Very busy Shop Five day work ABLE — For perion ekptritneed in Ambitious tes, 47.010 miles 11100 C ECHNICAL'PR WRITER — For HEVROLET J TON - 1966, blown week. Excellent pay plon and benelits warehousing procedure ond forklifl op- In good health CAOILLAC H7S - Coupe DtV.Uf lull an pockage delivery in Wonmouin udlo'visual hardware manufacturer, engine, sleel Oed. hit gole ond rock Apply In person or call Circle Chevro ounty from Red Bank arta store OLSTEN eration Apply m person, Marine Legal Age power, stereo tope deck woe wheeli n r iprlence necessary Excellent growth GEORGE WALL ~1 tlrts and transmission First 1IW let Company, 641 Shrewsbury Ave . tood pay plui benefits Man Fri Lumber Co, 1139 Oceon Ave.. Sta E.tetlenl ror.di' ',<• 14SOG 171 1IU LINCOLNMERCURY opportunity Send resume to, Bon 07 Shrewsbury. N J 741 3130 Ash far Nick Permonenl work Reply to Bon J let Bright Shrewsbury Ave . Ol Sycomort HEALTH CARE F YOU QUALIFY 319. The Dmiy Register, Shrewsbury, CAOILLAC SEVILLE - I*N Hiceiient con EXPANDING" (JOV n person. Wcstwood Hall Nursing PLUMBER OR HELPER - With ol Immediate income to start uired Appiicotloni accepted I a m. to Mtion. must see lo appreciate Asking new transmission. Cragors, side pipe*. WPALA 1949 - 117, automatic, power Home, HI Bath Ave . Long Branch, or least three years experience In new Two week expenses paid training p m , Tuei through Friday Call AUTO MECHANIC - Eiptrienetd, contact Mrs King. 3JJ-S377, between I Pioneer slereo. good condition *WOO irlng, rodio. heater USO or bt|i work Call 291 3003 Unlimited Advancement %»-701S lull tlmt C COMPANY md 4pm Call between 4 I p m . t7l oivi H ftallOl. oHer I 30 •ORD IB77 - Truck, *4 with tack ond hpportunitles Monmoulh RACTOR TRAILER DRIVER - Two fl'«Cgmper,selt contained. V I.PO*J' seniority CELICA LlFTBACK »H - 44,000 JEEP SALES L SERVICE Ave , rl MO'imoul Needs Help - Port lime nights Apply Garden tort experience necessary Union milet. AskmaMSOO WIN BORO MOTORS 7<7OO4( Sletrlnybrokes. uutomutic 41.600 Manor Nursing Home, 16 Van AUTO MECHANIC CLASS A - Prtltr Ob. employment record will bt Call 741 4 I E Newmon Spring* Rd . Red Bank nllts Truck camper speciol 14300 hit RQ . Holmde" or call 264 3S4B experienced on joquor MO Triumph NEED MEN/WOMEN ACT TODAY hecked Coll JM-SIIS. 9-1 p.m LUNCHEON ISSERVED - Needs has CHARGER SE - 1*74 SS.OOO miltl PEP 1f7B — CJSTLewl Renegade ;i Immediate Opening Newt Smith EARN UP TO PRESSERS - E«p«nenced. full tlmi RUCV DRIVER - For tut I oil dt FORD 1966 in' k up *•• cylinder, tesses M'W. to plan and dlrtct lunch TO INSURE Automatic, power ste erlng/rjrO*«s m powtr steering, 7000 miltl Goinf Ml S73 2177 ond port time tor dry cleaning plant very company, Steady work, mult ee speed, good condition, some new tons For non-profit group. Mult have air *W I W lour new tires Eacellen vtrwo* mull itll 1710171 S6.05 per hour Apply Little Silver Cleant!I, 60 TOMORROW now Red Bonk oreo Apply Harry rls, WJ0 or bes< otter ill Vt\ AUTO PARTS J OB condiiion Original owner Best otter • hovi Immtdlali optnlngs will station wagon, neol appeoronce, good Branch Avt.. Llttlt Sllvr . Aumock Inc. l New St., Port Mon- KITSON CHEVHOIET CO BERDISTRIBUTOR - Needs driver W UW7 wy 3364 Etnllo FORDpICKUP 1(51. -Fiorheaal 'HI company bcntfltv mull be ovf king voice Local (raveling Coll REALTOR ASSOCIATE - To take moulh. 7B71MO. with knowledge ol Central Jersey area • and rdloblt. full company Irolnlnt. CALL NOW ^eeds work 1)00 After 6 ft m compltlt cliorg* ol commtrical Invest- CHEVROLET IMPALA - Station Ul-1000 Apply In person Felix Auto Store. 19 rapid adv once men! Inlo man' EM ,.,. Hwy IS, Eolontown MECHANIC - For contractor 1 tquip ment departmtnt. Experience prt FOR INTERVIEW W 1976 AMFMl EMANSSPORT COUPE 1*7] - 40.000 ienl training Salary or com- _ ICED I, mull have hydraulic numotlc Ldd bk ct miltl. powtr itttrlng brafctt. air. JEEP 1977 , TON HONCHO - SI* ion lo quollfled applicants For 142 0999 AUTOMOTivE BOOKKEEPER - E« tltctrlcol background. Also tour cycle vided Ideal positi wt ino AM/FM, aulomallc cylinder, three ipted, four wheel view, call Man Ihrovgn Wed . 107 perlence neceilory All phases Includ air and woter cooled engines Com son. For >. coll Co isso Ager F. EDWARDS WAITER-WAITRESS - Breokfatt »1 3003. Wl CHS ''IVt. IWOQ 364 17*9 Ing general ledger Solory com CHEVROLET" tovA mi - $(• pony benefits Coll IMcin Shift, Fn to Mon. Experienced only mensuroie with experience Call for 1 1 INCOLN CONTINENTAL 1»7S ~- TRUCK INSURANCE 842-7440, Ext 12 264-2400 eed oppty SHERATON INN Hoilet oppolntmenl. 14) 0O40 MECHANIC - Port time or fulMlmt REALTOR REALTOR ASSOCIATE - "fflr^Si'"" " larh IV. loodtd, moon roof, mutt be OuoMfied and experienced, branch ot oil Monday through Wednesday. I WAiTFHS WAITRESSES - Fulltime EXPERIENCED - Wailreistt CHEVROLET IMPALA mi iuui ieen lo be appreciated, block with rtt AUTO PARTS PERSON - En tlce manager lo assume complete re m to i p.m. days Apply In person, between 3 S at ,_r_Be»t otter M2 6061 cashier, nottesi M'W Apply In persor door, good condition. 11S0O Cal perlenced only Position available Im sponsibiilty for active office Excellent • ioi Uppuitunlly Employer M F ~ht Pour House, 640 Shrewsbury Avt.. mediately tor expanding aulo'lrud Red Ook Diner, Hwy IS. Hal lit 7I7S44I MERCEDES -1961. 1TK>. ttick iDili commislslon orrongement plus Jnce Inton Foils NO PHONE CALLS, 4 Motorcycles warehouse All benefits Apply In per flrit clou condition Makt on ot . IELP WANTED — Apply C MECHANIC - To do whtel allgm live All replies ccifidenlloi Wri PLEASE CHEVROLET VEGA 197* Hatch ton. Schwarli Ports, 141 W Front St Call 747 44» CVCLE INSURANCE Cosoia i Form Market, East Mom SI and brakes Rtd Bonk areo. PO Bo« 7V, Oceonport, N J 07717 SALES AGENT back AM'FM stereo and lope, promt Red Bank, N J WAITRESS M'W WANTED - We<_ FREE quotes and blnderiersi bbyy ph< Holmde i 747J40S with block mtn I,I good condition MERCURV Z 7 1971 - Loaded REALTOR ASSOCIATES - Active WANTED ndl, part-lime. Mull beexperlenced CALL TOLL FREE KM0 B38 3 976] Low mileage 1900 Coll 717 7991 BAND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC FINANCE - Looking tor eager tel MEDICAL SECRETARY - Full lime agency desires lo increase sales stolf We need a dynamic man or wornon Rex Dlntr. 117 W HARLEY DAVIDSON SPORTSTER TEACHER — Fully certified, full-time motiated person to be assistant moi car Ing per ion. experienced Specialist Training, complete broker cooperation tell our exclusive calendars and Front St.. Red Bank WV/> - Block, with electric slorl. 2000 tuadcs i I, Sept 1971 through Jon 197V Monmoulh Medical Center Pro ond floor time provided Must hove • lenslve ime ot advertising sptci Superintendent s Office. Colts lesslonol Building Wrllt references to miles, like new condition 12400 firm ... Coui. , desire lo succeed Experience prt it%> business glllt It you have o pas G MIDGET 1976 CONVERTIBLE — k Township Schools, tor epp Bex H 370. Tht Dally ReglUt Istoryof sales success or wUhlobegi 4T5-WJ0 experience required Foi ferrtd. not essential. For interview brohtl'itttring/ lock i'window 462 1106 Deadline for relur Snrtwibury, NJ 07701 career in tales, you con benefit fioi tervltw, call between V 30 and } 30 AM'FM radio lour door. VI. oul HARLEV 6AvTosdN~l9Ji - mcc, notions Aug 16 mollc, Sl.000 miltt WIS0 7)9 7*49 06 1971 - White with black con street and trail bike, must sell Call REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE — tructures In our industry What * ertlble lop. AM'FM radio ond iltrto BARTENDER IMF) - Eiperlenci CHEVROLET VAN - 'V- Wltn < 1M0, after 4 30 p n_ FULL TIME - Registered Nurse. II 7 Solory plus lor r~ ed Is on Individual who can deo tn * Mutl till. I9S0 Coll '17 J903 only, lull lime days. Apply In perioi 1 NEED FULL dowi Sli c.nntfer oulomallc. lacl shift, oil fringes, supervisory du seeks long hours. rtcily with businessmen who us HONDA - 1972 CB ISO, gorggtd 4300 Between ] % Tht Pour House * Monmoulh Pifose tall lor opiioinlmtnl. 6" 0 irowth opportunli tendon and specialty Items to pro Babysitting/Child Olr. COll '47 0644 mllei New cuitom mutlieri. ilny bar. Shrewsbury Ave., Tmlon Falli Nl OR Chrysler Plymouth : 7S26H ote their busintit This Is an t* CHEVROLET MONZA - 197S. need) rock, chain Mint condition I7S0 PHONE CALLS, PLEASE ULL OR PART-TIME WORK i Ealo town tllent lime tor you lo associate your Care body work. ivv. a I __o_*_ i prn. Handy with tools Important Becker RECREATION LOSMOBILE CUTLASS 1*71 - 3SO. RMAIO (M'Fl - Full or part-time Hardware. Colls Neck Ask for Mr B PART-TIME lit with The Thoi D Murphy Co . 747 VtU KAWASAKI f9~74"7!6^'Good condition AFFECTIONATE - Responsible per- I. 'ou> ooor. powtr tteerlng'brakti, Jl train. Interview In person only 431 »SI DIRECTOR oneer In tht Advertising field - sine CHEVf VEGA 1971 - Two door. Olr. n Mull Mil The Village Inn, 36 West Front St , Rec KBI Your iftitlotlve and planning wi son to core tor o baby Teachers scntd r conditioning. Clean Imlde ond oul WORK he Cattl Neck Recreation Committee automotlc, rear dtfoagtr. radio. 21.000 Coll 7177 S44I lank, between 10 a m and 11 a.m FULL OR PART-TIME - Need a ne* ttelermlne your growth and succes ule, preferably my Rumson home Rel- ictlltnl running condition 1900 Coll s Interviewing candidates interested in mllei, new tlrti and inowi tl)*5 or only " obe? Why not use it lo earr CALL 842-7440 ur tstobilined company. YOL encts Coll 747-5133 I 1*74 7U - CoodcondU cash instead of spending money Col serving ol recreation director, a port- best 0Her Ml IMS iccounli are prolected ond repeal o BARMAID'BARTENDER - Full tlmi Information. 747-lOfl. 7393127 oi NURSES AIDE - XII Shift. Onl BABYSITTER WANTED - for ont LOSMOBILE 91 - 196*. AM/FM.olr. Ime salaried position Those In doyi Cocktail walttrfwaltreiiti. Ap certified or experienced nttd opph year old, 7 am. to S p.m . Monday CHEVEl I ?. 1973 ^S 4M outomoth iwtr. good transportation 131S Colt 717 5441 Wt eresled moy send o detailed resume to roonlie youi " olr. mw heodflri, Ilret, point Must Ay In person, 11 to ?p m ThtCobarel Arnold Wolltr Nursing Home, 6, P O Box IM, Colts Neck, N J 07723 =rldoy. tor one month. Middietown KAWASAKI <*- 1977. KZ400 Special, ninlmum ot supervision this con be r ttll ») 3111 Jtrry M. IS. Eotontown South Lour el Ave . Hoirel Attention. Marlon Kleiner eo. 671-9241, ofttr 6 p.m. wrttct condition, low mileage S97S FULL TIME PERSON - To work excellent full lime or j tti b OLDSMOBILE 91 1969 'ill 717 S3I4 BABYSITTER- My homt, weekdays, CHEVELLE SS - 1969 437, tour Speed 1115 or Mil ofter Needs wo oround complm apartment. A&pppplly In NURSE- RN. doctor i office. Write to RESIDENTIAL CLEANING SERVICE Write — Position available Immediately. E orketlng M I-S p.m. for two months Motowan. Crogan. new interior ond clutch I won 741 1334 KAWASAKI KZ400 - Wi person Irom 9 am lo i p i . ISA tan AM Wi lence preferred Neat, rellabl urphy Co . F M3 14M USD or Beit ofler Spring Terroce, Red Bonk LDSMOBILE - 1971 Delta H Four ...h own (reimportation Coll S64-371I Call SU 73SO CHEVETTE - 1W7. l»0 mile/ tour door, hardtop Many entroi Mutt ttll FULL TIME — Store clerk tar bu before 7 p.m. experienc SALESPERSOSON - To work In hard cylinder, outomulu 1*00 CC engine " 74T-3751 KAWASAKI 1974- 400 SI, low mileage, ocery store Must hove Deli < Coll MedlCenlcr. Ml 3B00., Ewt. 13, own Iraniportotlon Call 239-1 AilMng \JtW CoM 179il79 new motor, new tires, plus helmets '"4112. Sun . Mm RESTAURANT PEOPLE - ClO M MusMtt drlvt CalC l 741-744717 4 Inds. 1305 Ocean Ave . Sea or oppolntmenl CHIVCTTI 1977, tight blue. «> INTO — i«/4. automatic, good Call 471 344* Alk lor BUI OFFICE CLERK - IFour nights and openers, counter, grill, etc. Apply In LOVING, RELIABLE PERSON — To on, new tires, battery, ust tun Salurday) Apprommoteiy Ti hours in leriqn, Big AI S. Long Branch callenl condition ret openings, 14 9 care tor Infant ond live year old. latter siting t)«0. Coll 717 43J5. F-ll - 1973. 1350, Co ventgry ond delivery scheduling. Mull Boardwalk school). In my nome in Little Silver 73*1197, 6» p m BOOKKEEPER - Port llmt, I O. C w Associates _..,', plcasont book ifort Expert.... INTO - 1971. automatic 13 noon Exptrlence ntctliory Wrllt ark,. Mull be II O be good In detolls Pleosont phoni RESTAURANT OPENING — All PO1 ond knowledge ol books rtqulrtd. Co Monday through Friday.* 11 30, 1 3O-* CHfVROLIT VEGA - 1*74. ticilltn mission. MOO or best offer. Bo. J J14. Tht Dally Rtgliter appointment only voice Coll between is p m only toi lloni available. Full ond port-time. Ap Own cor 747-1W condition, air. power lleerlng, low 7I7 7O07 KAWASAKI KS 175 - I97S, street and fwtbury, N J 07701, ' view. 671-0000 Jly In person. The Dlctworks, U. RESPONSIBLE "PTRSON"- To Car* mileage, got age kept 11900 747-413 dirt, low mileage, mint condition Ask Branch Avt., Little Silver. BUS DRIVERS — Mutt hove bu for Infont, my home. Port Monmoulh otic I p m LVMOUTH SPORT FURV Ing S4M Coll m JWI. roughom 1970 Air, loaded. I drlvtr't license ond experience OPPORTUNITY One week per month I 30 to 4 CMEVROLET 717 71M after Sj> m. ' I BELAIR - Good ilieagt,19uO Cull 741 im otter 6 p KAWASAKI K2 '6M - I97J. new ilssy Call 391 1300 SECRETARY dit NAVY IN DIRECT SALES condilli . bar. bortery ond seat. Excellent condl BUS DRIVER - Beginning Stpttmbt RESPONSIBLE PERSON - Needed lo Ing, air condiiioning LYMOUTH SATELLITE lion. %\n_ Coll Wl 4S04 800-327-9696 rVt are seeking a secretary with 1. guaranteed four hours dally, (ring Call RN — 7-1 14 hours weekly. Apply .. watch two children, ages 9 and 7, lor tllOQ Coll 747 6091 ow«r steerlng/brohet. mow t RECORDED MESSAGE yplng and ittno skills t.o work In illtOftt, 1415 717 4611 MOTORCYCLE ANITMOPECJ INSUR bcneflti available Must hovt bi person. Arnold Waller Nursing Home . or poro! e oft I ce rvMnlmum one - mother with a weekly rotating CHRYSLER STATIoV-YYogon, 1974 ANCE - Reosonobte rates Grosslnger driver llceme—will he Insecure App Red Bonk Chief Cuslck 07 S. Laurel Avt., HoUel rlence required We ofter Power steering'brakes, air. 5J.00C ONTIAC — 19*9 LeMoni converllbl< and Heller Agency. IS Wlkoft PI., Rec at Henry Hudson Regional School, 7411326 'nl working conditions, comp QOklnOklng tor aodllonol Income. ReRefet r PART-TIME DRIVERS i for a smoii nursing miles Excellent condition 1,900 Cat ouiomaiic, power itttrlng, bucht Bonk 741 2100 Grand Tour. Highlondi. N J 173 0900 We nave expanded ogaln and need paid benefits and o good sto ictt and cor necessary 671-2SS6 741-mr Mali Rebuilt engine Mechanicoli salary Freehold - Chltl Snyder more driven l' o ilorl Sepl. S But SENIOR CITIZEN - To live In, to cart , Colt **±W* SUZUKI TSIIS 1974 - Extras Perfect BUS DRIVERS Must be 21. 710 1070 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 1969 - P ictiooi age child in exchange for ... Port timework,79and3i. Moi. time. We In 61.000 original mll« VI, power steei through Fri . 14 per hour lo Slorl Arec To n and board No housework. Musi _ bt, 90 G codo E Brunswick Petty OlFlcer Matthews a reimburse permit lee Nice houi RN'S/LPN'S ing'brakes. new transmission, starter residents preferred Please applpl]y now ittol Is accepting op lease call 'Personnel Departnitn r references. Own room and TV. mi. Cott 741-7*11 oHtr 3p YAMAHA 1100 197J - Trail bike good 33i ma ond design experien Cat) 747 226A I ft door, olr. power steering 34 000 miles V*« ' '^^* ' 'i • in, « oy..,*:, in. Services/Parts tlce, I Loch Arbor Way, Mlodlttown further Information PART TIME - Sell with Lawn Doclo H INDUSTRIES INC. Good (Ob Call 172 1106 speed stick, AM. FM radio, new ra< BUTCHER S ELPER - Eitptrl remendoul TV coverage In Mttropoi Good condition Four new tires Goo HAIR STVLIST — ftill tlmt. ta RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL P.O. Bon ISO. Holmdci, NJ HOUSEKEEPER - Mlddltlown. Two transportation 13S0 JM 1711 before Ire*. Aiklng WSO. Call 7.64-U4S MO MIDGET PARTS - Only, motoi not necessc Fulltime ton oreo No canvailng, ail leads p< Attention Sharon Barrows Equal Opportunity Employer. M/F Dcrienced with sets and blow outs Su days Must hove references, must have PONTIAC GTO - 19A9. 400, lour bar ronsmmlon. windshield, llrtl, ml: 7470794 vldtd Guaranteed 14 per hour, plui PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT SECRETARY'RECEPTIONSIT opportunity. Matawan area transportation Call 671 6000 ree speed, best ofler tllantoui 119 oi 4l excellent commission Middle' 33 Eail Front SI. Red Bi N J PoM lime position, 10 a m to 3 p m . CHRYSLER NEWPORT - 1971. IWL CARPENTERS - Wt nttd qualified SfcVMW area Coll between 9-5, 471 MM HOUSE CLEANING HELP - Needed, 7WJ411 experienced carpenters and helpers tai 741 3700. Ext 300 Middietown Real Estate Agency. Goo door, power steering, disc Drokes. Co HELP WANTED - Two or Ihrte days Equal Opporlunlty Employer M/F typing skills a must Send Reiune must have own transportation F* many permanent position! throughou PART TIME SECRETARY - Book 717 W DCl*ecn 10 9 p n. RABBIT - You've got to drlvt II to 6 Auto Rent/Lease P O. Bow 3SII, Mlddltlown, NJ. 077< rlcnct preferred, u lo li per hour, believe It SHREWSBURY MOTORS. Central ond Soulhtrn New Jersey keeping txptrltm RN — Full-time, iw shift, ,,n i,, CHRYSLER NEWPORT ROYAL 197 Alto, wt have plenty of steady work toi Kir amount, 471-«S» NO. 7411500 ICM. Pltoie coll 493-4404 supervisory dutltl Please call fo SECRETARY - PART-TIME - - AM FM stereo tight trock. powe RENT A VAN - Low, low fOltl Cal shealhtrs, Iromers and cornice crews Marty. TOM S FORD, Hwy. 3S. K«y NSURANCE SECRETARY - E. polnlment, 671 0169 . per week, tale* office, typtiny i steering braket, air conditioning, ex RED BANK VOLVO EM Ctlienl storting rate, dynamic PART-TIME SOLICITORS - Our ot port, 744 1400 tericttced. general insurance ogency I flee or your r e Evenings 11 H filing Coll Bill Wollls, 671 lift 54 Situations Wanted cellent conddion. IQ* miltl Must sei 119 E NEWMAN SPRINGS RD chance lo ullliit your skills Give us a SECRETARY - Part-time, Monda ._ mission Middietown SECRETARY -~ Shoithono ond typi 11500 717 lOOt after tpm RED BANK. 741-SU4 call at 20) 961-1771 hour plus c through Frld ill between 9-5 671 3339 Female 7 Auto Insurance oreo. O " company, goi required Write stating experience a CIRCLE CHEVROLET REDIKER SHERMAN CHRISTMAS IS COMING - Slort ti rttertneesto Bo* J 313, The Daily Ri ABYSITTING IN MY HOME 1 PART TIME RELIEF COOK - E: Shrewsbury Av| Shrtwsbu DOOGE PEUGEOT Ing now. work part-time, telephone nv-ssSo Iste^^hre^vsOury, NJ 07701 Reoionoble rales AUTOINSURANCE Secrelory - Needed lor rating and perienced only need apply 741 31M Rl J4-WOII Townihlp-449 3100 i soles No experience nectssory, Poro writing all type* ot insurance Ex 4fS0»12 FREE quotes ond binders by phone n.ounl will Iroln 671 M$v SHERATON INN. Hoilel SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS COUGAR XR7 1*77 - Ar, com pie RITTENHOUSE perlenced preferred Can W Mil ask Mole-Female E»ponding com,_ CALL TOLL FREE W0 III 9703 T TIME — Early morning posl SECRETARY - Responsible persor I WILL - Care for your child In er, low mileage, very clean As LINCOLN MERCURY I 'CLERK TYPIST — Port-time lonci or Mrs. Whitman need) reliable drivers for work sloriln COMPUTERIZED QUOTES .... Supervise newspaper carriers with good skills for diversified position Ktyport home, near Central Sch . 16.IK SI3 Nlf Hwy IS 77S 1J00 Oct< { basli). (or local newspaper clostllleo in Sept Steady work, four lo flvt hour C ANY CAR DRIVER AGE Excellent permanent position for re with progressive company In Eoton Full or parl time and ofter sch ipoftmenp l Accuracy In typing ai KEYPUNCH per ooy Good pay ond working cond town area Full benelits Call Mrs. Toy SHORE MOTORS CALL 747 7900 sponnbit person Following towns or< «MlnglaMUSa T Must be rellobfc a lions. NJ. school bus license reqi.' lor. Metallurgical International /olvo-Trlumph Dtaler OPERATORS available Allantic High Call 5642634, 671-4719 or 391 W94 J, REID HARRISON AGENCY ailoble o h WILL CLEAN YOUR HOME*-To your IS, Wonotquon 531 'U lands Keansburg'Ealontown If In specifications and satisfaction JOHN L COOKE AGENCV t MATAWAN teresfed, coil between 6 30 a m. to SECRETARY — For Red Bonk hrewsbury. N J 07701 First Shift SECRETARY - Full lim CoM efS -0211 S4193J3 pm 747 1399 CPA firm. Statistical typing, ihori Part-Time-'Sfcond Shift ltl God ti li) Mwy IS, Eotonlown ond light bookkeeping required Repl lo ca»h» it you re working, wt can CLERK TYPIST We have Immediate optnings fai PART TIME SALES HELP - Aftti •Ip lo gel you financed No rrione RATES REDUCED FOR MANV perienced operators in our new Dillctol , to- Bon H-346, The Dally Register More Classified o noons and Sals Cosh register ti Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 down Payment^ arranged to lull you DRIVERS - Chtck our aiicounli and conveniently located lofllto alll ma|or hihiggh oert*nce required Photographic t> on Next Page Aoodt Mony New ond QualiW Utt ow down payments Free quote ways Start with Keyport d salary, full co lence hc'oM Call 741 ISjf Con to choose from Can Mr Frede U 744 4000 %4 3017. Phoenf. Brokerage 6S Hwy vnMlsit opening for an operlti pony benefits. 37' erk with good lyplng skllli. Quoiltlec k k PART TIME -lorn to 7 o m , ear Icki ot^laiwi Porttioc 19) Broad S THE FINEST SELECTION - Of new J6. Keyporl congenial workl Red Bank 741 SIH mdldale should bt well motivated i m 'I p m for oppointment 1240 lo 1270 monthly, eilbbllihed mon ond uktd con In Monmoulh County If slarter. good with details En ing newspaper route available to n Over 100 alr-condltlontd new can li CUTLASS SUPREMF 1974 lo 10. Wanted Automotive rltnctd with inventory control oi CMFCORP. 583-3660 liable person with car in Matawai Hock MeGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC CLASSIFIED door. 31,000 miles Hnrdiop pow Odudlon records helpful Equal Opportunity Employer M F Holmdel, Red Bank or Eolontown Pe Shrewsbury Ave , New Shrewsbury tteering, power brakes air conditi lanent. will C 1 lor 741 -4300 JUNK CARS WANTED KINDERGARTEN TEACHER -Hall Ing, eltctnc windowi itereo to hour week, good poy ond compgni M only), fully certified for home. 747-3399 Ooyi^or 177 40S3, night*. | 741 tOTv deck Mint condition 11100 C TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb fnellls Reply In confidence to. Bo> ear Sept 1971 through June 717 1171 service DOWNES PONTIAC, *2 Low JUNK CARS MS. The Dally Register. Shrewsbury 1979 Call Superintendent i Ofllct Part-Time Newspaper er Main St , Maiowan. M6-7799. immediate Cash Paid J . 07701 DODGE DART I9M Good rwnn ' Its Neck Township Schools, lor ap HOME DELIVERY Call Rocco. 7I7 33S4 'ondtllon. netdl Inlerlor work, b LERK TYPIST - Fulltime, wilting plication 46? H04 Deadline tor return Early AM Sun. only. Established • your own botlefy, 1300 H3 10'S JUNK CARS WANTED - Towed tret i learn Iniuronct buiinesi Cal ot Ofjpiirimons Aug (A route No collecting or soliciting Must BUSINESS DIRECTORY DODGE CORONE T 19*1 - Runs goo or bought 1/ 1791 LABORATORY TECHNICIAN - havt cor Permonenl, yeoi Bill. 491 Mil •k In plant quality control iobral work 747-2143. rebulll Ironsmission ond front en OMPUTER OPERATOR"-' Per SO) olo-y Must be laminar with basic lab li mult Kll 1I9C. 143*447. NEED PLYMOUTH VALIANT - Oi eded to operate In house compute PART AND FUIL TIME - Soldd and equipment College orgttcfi i A DAILY GUIDE Dwl, used, reasonable, lo tronspor ir accounts receivable from S » •' maker, restaurant. Flexible hours Ap- DODGE 'ltdl - ElgM cylinder f Senior CHIiens lor recreation 449 1334 10pm0 p m, Mon through ThThuri i Ple< chemistry desired Associates ply ot The Dielworks, 66* Branch Avt , condition, air. TOYOTA ST 1*74 - Automatic, ol otter I. itact Richie at 543 70*0 Bachelor degree a plus Send Resi Unit " W-HU otltr i p.m conditioned new engine, good condl to Lolrd & Co . Laird Rt) . Scobeyv PART Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS lion 13300 671 «*W oiler 7 p m TOP DOLLAR DODGE VAN 1977 Ctlitnl. Ho NJ . 0T7H TOI M2-C3I2. No weekendi, no event otord shift, 19*00 FOR USED CARS ADDING MACHINES LANDSCAPING LAWN LABORERS - Established restdentlo orronoed with employte 291 0633 PAINTING 4 S4I IJ* TOYOTA 1*71-Corona Mark ll.60.0OC LIPPlN MOTOR CAR CO . INC TYPEWRITERS GARDEN MAINTENANCE mi lei. excellent runnlnq condition Rt. 35 SoyrevHle, NJ 727-13CO OSMETOLOClST - Licensed asphalt paving controdor In need i PART TIME - To worok in Sporting DECORATING experienced rakers Pov based on c stock ond retail. needs Nttie body work. WOO or Ml USED AND JUNK CARS WANTED iced In facials and waxing nd merit Cult 'or Intervitt t ADOERS - Typewriters, Call Ofttf W1-O4I TOP PRICE PAID Coll Josetle. 741 liis ALL LAWNS AND YARDS - Clean 739-1156 bi Iween 15pm sold, traded, repaired. HOUSE PAINTING - In- CALL U}-]W OUNTER PERSONS - Part II upS, fertllliing, mowing, weeding am _^ TOVOTA 1974 - Corolla. 1300 AM FM PART TIME ttrlor/Mterlor, on iludtnh working lys ond evenln LADIES-MEN - Work gi home on II DISCOUNT pricts pruning Coll W777*3 DODGE CORONET \9U vl oulo ittrto. PM . MO originao l miltl. mn, area. Call onytlme, 7*7 9460, eve*. ing walls Tree estimates 741-1974 DOOGt VAN - 197) '« ton. V I. a WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS ____ codo, 14000 or best ofter Cal Tiouth ihog $320 Per Week mollc, powtr brakes, AM/FW. ih USTODIANS ' Wanted for Porochla MASONARY 0491 9441177 ofttr 7 p.m. If you are nol willing o work, please do ADDITIONS - Roofing, siding, ceramic fug, poneled. rum good, H300,M1 04 chool In Bayshorearea One fulltlm MOVING 4 STORAGE VEGA &T 1971- Bum perlect, poiStO not call Ihli number 741 37U. Coll tile. Complete Mm of remodeling Coil ANY TYPE OF MASONRY WORK - DODGE VAN - 1*77 B 100. )<•> dotIntpvctlon, new engine. 1900 Call tor and one port lime Send resume to Bo SALARY COMMENSURATE WTTH Rich Molmberg, 717 3S43 Serving Mon- Tuts.. through Wed. 107 p.m Aik for MOVE WITH NICK - For Itll Fre~i Olmosl evtry loclary option available. EMPLOYMENT J6S. The Dally Register. Shrewsbury ABILITY AND EXPERIENCE mouth County!} years tftiolls. M4 7314 Mr Rusio. • Murrain Stnlor rain, olio CHAMLIN. SCMOTTLAND. ROSEN PART-TIME - Secretary, good typist. Irov.l. Coll onyllroj. Will VOLKSWAGEN Iffl - 411. Silver, OW ELIVERE Y PERSON — Part Hi ANDCAVANAGH CALL MR ROSEN ALTERATIONS - General construe- FIREPLACE SPECIAL II9S0 00 iiblt sleno. pleosant working condl ,"•«, Englond Md,on,. g, ,ol con lomotic Engine rebuilt New brakes lohts Own co:orr Must apply In person Mf-1700 M 51 is Coll 741-3770 troclori • Commtrclol. Rnidtnllol Good condition In ond Oul Extra llres Help Wanted ulal i Famouomous Plua, 477 Middle R< C LEGAL SECRETARY — Entry leve Fully Insured 7».]6». HIM 170 MM oil el SR 747 31J6 or 7475011 HAULING 700 Shrewsbury Awe Red Bank741 MOD Male/Female poiltlon for person with good ileno PERSON - Experienced In tool and tVplngonoilclaphontiKllls Begin ' culler grindinguling . (Coll between S 30 o and i p i^nrcnic^'ncTincu ^ 3eekl LIGHT HAULINO - Oorog.7 on ROOFING ft SIDING ABILITY TO - Drive a stick ihi ) PO Box Sept I Call 67M5JS SIJK yordi cl*on»d, r«lrlg«ralort. link 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sole truck eiitnllol Ptrmantnt |ob. othti small and medium slied lob Compiele lo»tn o«oy Coll l|l»» ROOFING AND SIDING" Frl( .ill dutlts involve solei onidd gencrol 1 Interior remodeling service Ponding n gordi Actl Bright ENTAL ASSISTANT - Full llmt. 4 Kitchen cabinets Room add! '47H5J days Responsible individual Holmde llons/recrtalion room, r(finishing LIGHT HAULING-Attic and Send resume lo. Box 3IS. Holmde bookcases Armstrong chandelier cell- cleaned, trees cut and rololllli StiOSUor 67131)4 .J.. 077M, VALUABLE COUPON Ings Free odvke and estimates Good ROOFING DESIGNERS DRAFTING workmanship Coll anytime. 379-HSV OLD APPLIANCES - fttmoved NEED A CAR? ENGINEERS 1 TECHNICIANS tiume ond talory eipeclei Walhtri, drytri, rilrlucralort. novel LJ. CONZER ASSOCIATES CARPENTER - All types ot remodel to Accountant. P O Box W7. Red Bank 50 CENTS OFF ing, kitchens, bathrooms, basements •tc CIMn-up &«rvlc«l. Coll 787-014; 17 Broad St . Red Bank (41 3900 GET RE-ESTABLISHED N j 07701 suspended ceilings ond ofumlnum sld Ing. 791 ot)I UP TO 48 MONTHS TO PAY ACCOUNTING - Nlghl collcgr *'u RIVER SALtM'fcKSUN Full O PAINTING* TRUCK A AUTO dent lor Red Bank area CPA firm orl lime Please apply in person Your Next RENTAL Reply to. Lfloi H J*/. The Dally Reg ountry Sudser Car Wash, 19Q0 Hwy HOWE IMPROVEMENTS - Addl DECORATING liter. Shrewsbury, N I 07/01 U. Middi*' tlons, dormers, gqrooe conversions, FORD RTNfA CAR ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - DAILY REGISTER CLASSIFIED AD finished basements, repairs. Free tttl- FAIRWAY FORD mates. 747IQO4. "HOMEOWNER SPECIAL" For rtol titote offices Mutt be obit t< By piesenlmg this coupon direct activities of others Eicelltn 21. Business Services UP TO 84 MONTHS IF QUALIFIED Htno, typing and knowledge of book When placing you' dassiled ad keeping License preferred but not es DRIVEWAY HOUSE PAINTING - Brllllonl I MM. KRATIR (Sorry, nol good totttrds Family Ad senilol Salary open Send resume lo brushing by experienced diligent col CONSTRUCTION CO. or Contrad Advtrtiitrs) CONSTRUCTION leae student Available Immediately Bon H 317, Tht Dolly Register Campltft home repairs General Shrewsbury. N J . 07701 100% FINANCING conlroclor. formerly employed by ASPHALT CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS AVIS Caruso Conitrucllon of Allonllc AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE ALTERATION WORK E ipn - Walks, curbs and pottos Frte estl OVG PAINT f <> initr (Q, tMicrio, W! TOY HARDIR Highlondi. looking for new cui molts. 6M'1$39. No Co-Makers — No Gimmicks decorating, pa In I and spray Free tttl II lomers Kitchens, bathrooms, Pent a Plymouth rooting, siding, additions, oiler d fluoront(i after ipn Call 542-1700 774 7314 a l| "<-n 1 1 ba* young Colonial I Long View Vlltoat EltMnt new mmtfckii ctMnlng wfvrtt Four 5 DAYS Family room wllh tlrepigce large eat ntt from 1*4.000 fall SJIDMU Call MH4W otter T pm tn kitchen, formal dining 100m lorge RED BANK - itvti, home »M In JU4TUK&1UAT! tiely $3.00 come on Pincknev Rd Only t] MO A3 Monty To Loan TM ftvgistar FAMILY AOS con Mil •own to qualified tHivti Owner Coll »1 ButintM FAIR HAVCN - JUST REDUCED RUMSON - FOOT be«rooms J'/iboms LOAN BY PHONE! U.MS Romh tw ont aire Owner i Custom bunt homt on quiet iireet, tor Opportunities now* txouaM onomer homt and mu»< Ft* Fstl urvlct' Stiondory mortuoi sole by owne' Living room dining illmw titgle orto Spodowl rp«*d'oon> COFFEE SMOPPE - Good lor lamilw ooth ronch with tun dry boitmeni m.m operation Excvlltnl peltnttal Mid PAY OFF ALL BILLS and two cat garagt immtdtalt dltlown loi-atign, olt H*y u Asking ueh s bL d oom wth e THE DILY poiiitilen I 17} 100 E A kitchen Thrte ARMSTRONG AGENCY Realtor Hi . dining ftiniMir mm fkf oe^ev4 A we, * ^ iit!• liiwBi i A \ 4MMJ oms ond 1».OSOI140»3 montti REGISTER HOTEL - M rootni, large reiioui HAVE BUYERS NEED LISTINGS itralMlc location Asking HIS,000 tX.OOO 1341 » month B2 Swimming Pools CLASSIFIED ADS 71. Merchandise 101 Apartments 101. Commercial Colt ih» Ke" Aatncy Int . HAROLD LINOEMANN Broker «LU Rivtr Rd . Foil Navtn ti\ 4*>' Eotoolo*n S4J -M03 A MAGNAVGK HI-FI - Moplt dinttlt, SWIM POOL - Dttinbitiui divpoi Sf A-BRIGHT - Oetigner turniintd For Sale Rentals RUMSON AREA - tormico dinette, volo, Iwo color TV I. t 31 MiOOtETOWN - Dry dMnir ludio and executive tuilei Harbour IDEAL PROFESSIONAL Homes Far Living bar leather choir, vorlout blonde omplelt * BEAUTIFUL — Office ipoce Broad Or large tomtly in beoul'lui Red Bonk tabllthtO. ready to take ovir. fullv NEW START FINANCING : tablet Ctwite Lompt Lady i golf LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS >oint. 1491 Ocean Ave W 33S3 equipped, prime strip (hopping ttnltr VERTICAL •LINOS IKlUOtt full InttOllollO EA BRIGHT - Sptclui liim two SI . Red Bonk Prolttlional building ' aetanler noil Colonial Fivtioomt 3632700 ; clubi Blonder. ml«er, two natuum Inane ing J bath on firil floot plui tunponh bu»y location Call 329 9167. b«lore II % Mutt y> W-3W1. JON OFF LISTl jtmtiei free lull Mil Multiple parking '4' 9100 11 Ave ol Two Rlvtri. u tii | otter 4 p.m. Free delivery, Eltnby Prodocti Call STATE RENTALS Bk' DOWNTOWN RED BANK Prime fivt bedroumi bath on leiond Hum MMM Wrop oround porch deep lot toi poifc || AISOLUT6 BARGAINS - In ontlauei »1 1*4 41H tor quote ,EA BHitiHT - Lu»o I, MERCHANDISE apparel appliance*, houielurnlthlngt Merchandise ina. two tiieplotn Coioet p'operty THiNkiNG Ot Selling or buying' 111,000. Complilt with itock |4]-MU two MBiuonn wpther dryer, mare 'ilock to Brood ilrttt and Hokp'tol Win Call TRANS t»ECUTl/E RiAl_T> Irom 10-J 774-4377 oM+r * p m Including a Her to. a wok. etfucotiano Monmouth RtntaU 774 OlSO kkt tJS .ompltte to your requirement E» loyt, etc Corntr Ptncknty Rd ana Wonted I'INM i»t iimlve agent, CENTURY II Coitnt Branch Avt , Aug 13. f<4 Rain dale SMALL ACCOUNTING - ftullnotl loi A HUGE - MM-tunwnn, ..on. plonl tt otoi. dot. *ic Agency Aik tor Mr Coitn* oi Mr JEAN IRWIN TOWER Mill AREA - Rolled ran.h Aug II. For information on tree pit fait Coll atlar * p m . nrdtalt Ml Shoil «I.O . KMniturg. rtotonablt SU V1I4 AAAAAA- LIQUIDATE UNWANTED IHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Adult Nettie* Ml '41 '6U Rtollor on well londtcoptd. treed lot Four up Ot donations or ipoce OvOllObll 3*1 'It? ANTIQUES. JEWELRY, RUGS. FOR community Two bedroom. ]•. both Who'l Avt . Mat ine Pork. Red Bunk btdfoomt V, bathi lor mat dining tnl at 15, coll 741 ttei CASH Town Hou« Goll Itnnn pool and LITTLE SILVER 1100 sq ft •Ml oom tunny living roam, fomlly rooni. INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES AIR CONDITIONERS - SOW BTU lake included One ytor itott 14M) a Built In gorogt ctnlrol olr. e«tru» ISf E Ntwnruan bprlngi Rd il.OOOBTU StorllngoMH Ntw - Uttd month Nighti or wttktndt igii 842-4188 MARL BORO Mon IF YOU - Oeiirelollveintlbtro" we 101 nt* damaged Over UO In HOck WII MOVING - F urn lluri. lampi, LAWLEY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES P»ofruianol building. Rt nave a three bed'oom Split Romh on Ullvtr ond Inttoll Call 4M-IT7I. redwood' *tt. tell propelled town SMAii L-FF1CIENCY APARTMENT AGENCY REALTORS ALL LIONEL TRAINS Lone Any t a III xiW lot, walling tm you Im AIR CONDITIONER — Emerion Qule mowtf, garden hoie. garden loolt. — 199 Pofl Monmoulh Rd . Part Mon Ml *M1 Evet Ml »»v conditioned, medlolt otiupancy TOll FRH FROM MAT A WAN AREA 566! 100 Cool. 10.000 BTU. HO V. 1*0 Humid Eltclrolui carpet thampootr ond vac Or Flyer Top coin oppiu.itii Ut W mouth Kitchen, living i oom area for, lawytr, Hitr, IS Coll 7*\ Ottl uum. air conditioner!, loti. lati mort ALTO SAXOPHONE - In good condi bedroom ond bath tm piut tttctik. got g GiC Realtor* Ul 1000. ill 0H\ WALTER k WAt kCR t REALTORS Priced to xll tTI tttt For beginning iludrnl no pell allowed M Oil* Pltnty ot pop t king ver TOU FREE FROM MIDDIEIOWN AREA 671-9300 HEANSBURG - Seven toont ShewsbuShrtWtbory OfUMi.i e >*\ \J\1 AIR CONDITIONER — G E , 10.000 UNION BEACH MylUh two ad For morore ininformatf i x iOO fenced in yard 1 3A4f UI.UIII Mlddltlown Off t'l U11 BTU. used one MaionlUt new, IIM NEW MATTRESSES — Twin or full. iriei dryer ret per month 4' I 14fll .«ol BtQ m Ideal picnu 1 Day htavy duly. 13.000 BTU. IlOvOlt E* Iver Rd . Rum ion 14? MSV WEST END - Km n, two bedroom 73c to IS SO a gallon arta Threebedioonii gameand Floi i t»ll«ni condition tlOO. TH1WV OFFICE SPACt TORENT d \>.\f, (Consecutive) 67c Coll W J4HW or 717 ]U> ANTIQUES "-" GATtTwA Y AN yard tor peM Under DM dn roomi l>i exetlent area Well AMETHYST CRYSTAL - « p«r glait room tulle approximately M TlQUES Rl M ond Homtiltad Ave l4/»4W STATE RENTALS Bkr 14 ft prktd at UrOOO RUMSON REALTY 'i Days 'Coniecutivej , etc Black Bovoll W*dg*wood 1 dtilflrU, ! full, carpeted Vtry rtaionabi f L eonor*»__» I SI SO. •V11H4 4 Days (Consecutive) 55c W W, 4 Itacupi and toucan. 171, tot | WEST END Family Iwo bed'oom For information call S*ft VSOO 6 Hays 'Consecutive) (ft pot. v». two othtrayi. lUj bowl. upright) and grandi Watt tASH - For color TV *tl. In need of yard lo_ t pctt Undtr IlkW ONE ROOM OFFICE FOR RENT $72,900 51c brandi Unlimited rtnlalt trorr repair 747 9414 STATE RENTALS Bki lys tUonsecutivej ptr month Guaranteed lawtlt prlctl Mo 7M» ond 14270*3 _ Rl n Mlddlclown. ail utllllln \>- 132 Condominiums 47c WEST END - lit floor comtort. kldi ' 74? M39 9 11 •y tpod&ui bl ttvtl it fil'td wit on Klmboll planot. Buy wllh con W Bl .il.,Hl HiiWWH'i - Wanted, old oi ne« ils O k . ntor but 1 Shops, lust I19S mty of living tpact ond moil oi >o« 45c ANTIQUE - Upright Vlctrolo. hook fldtnct with our 10 y*ur parti and la •t RESTIGIOUS OFFICE BUHDiNd Town Houses . tlgurlnev platti. belli Nttdleworfci STATE RENTALS Bki oduting itoruge wa\ ' . 'Consecuiive 43c cam. Moaweil Porlth print. Cool cook worontee u OSiq fi . termi arranged H'UOOO SHADOW i AM vtVLAGt - Rttalti ilovt. Arl Dtco ctwndtller. tti-SIM. REEHOLD MUSIC CENTER 441 Ocean Ave . Wett End 11? 0791 WILLIAM O RYAN REALTORS NTERIOft FEATURES 41c varloui ntodtli IAWIEV AOENCY ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE — Coll tor Appointment 4614710 MIRROR. MIRROR 17-BW 103 Houses For Rent bedroom! )' i bathi Reuiton 7416161 evtl 14) HH Artot largttt ond Until ltlectlon 173 ON THE WALL, lly room highlighted by a fin ACTICE AMPLIFIER - Rl' RIME RETAIL SPACE - MOO tq tt Commercial Rates S4 minimum charge Squankum Ytllowbrook Rd , Farm WHO IS FAIREST and built In boukcoiet , Tremolo, Jenien speaker! Good road St Red Bank Cenlti ol lown. inadolt, ne»l to Howell Park OF THEM ALL? • • RIELLE - Furnlihed Ihrtt A utility room [SHADOW LAkt - Btqvtllui woMlnnd Per Line dttlon 190. Admiral portabU tor Nottliom Will modily lo lull TRY 141 1449 bedroom, won t lot< al 1300 call now CompletFly modem kltihen ittimg Ont ttory lown houie McLAIN, T3I-»7I (7 ttoyi) :kmhlte TV, hardly used, IIS 62c Monmouth Rtntali 774 01S0 Bkr tl: 791 JIM Aik lor Mr Lolrd J11 car garage | I Breton) f h dilute Iwo bedroumi TUWN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO tee two balht. rmiiiitii pan li uutlu (Consecutive) 76c RED BANK -- Two otlxtl ovallobie omt ll totaled urt ont hull acre \u DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry bieaklaitroom Monyetliai 14)409' 1 DIAL SNOW TIRES - BR7lx Coin DON PONS JEWELERS W FPWOOD BEACH — Coiy orpet. heat, hear loi Brood SI .private oundvdby tall trtti Central lomtioi 'Consecutive) 70c toe hoc it canopy, ilk* ntw, I11S Alio SMAtinvM AM REDUCED - 14*900 ' Hardly uitd. Buy from private owneri and tilotei rtgalow. two titdroom. till, peli a k talking. U0 iq - navy i lit cooch carriage with T So toomt fwo bedroornt, two boihi ' Da s (Consecutive) 64 c ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND W34 >_T*. E RENTALS Bk' rr> Rotor Ci loldlw, Iromt, >M. 944*0*9 dtn goiage Hit I 147 4411 jays iConsecutive) 58c OIO EQUIPMENT - Plus Vlklni JEWELRY DESIGNEO 79V River Rd . Rtd Hank WHELAN BELL AND HOW ELL - Movie Folr Hovtn, N J 141 631' Country Cottage $180 i*. ua/ft iConsecutive) 54C ' ' tranimltiir, etc. RED BANK - u; Brood '•' , Ihn REALTY GROUP REAl 1ORS 7391411 Coiy thret roomi, lull booth oltkt tultti avollablt (unging Iro WANTED 133 Income Property 7 Lays (Consecutive) 51c Wit STATE RENTALS Bk. Dne room ol II IS per month loan enlli MANURE SPREADER 842-7565 FRIGERATOR - UO, Double bed loor ol 6O0 iq tt al S400 pe mom 6 -,.\ .Consecutive; 48c" ZY COTTAGE 11*0. nice area ntw, ISO. Bill _ _ < spring and mollreu, US Color TV toll MMI ondlllonlng. carpttlng, ditorollno love teat, (SO Ortutf. If, Wlckei t right for Iwo people call Mon OVELY - Thrtt bedroom rum 10 Jays (Consecutive) 45c camtra, loom Urn, electric eye, ISO. all utllltlii Included An ple on site lOdtrn kllchtn. dining rtioro large )lr. iio Vanity bench, M HI 1141 WANTED >.th Rtntali lt*6\V> Bkr Hi fee Smith Victor Spotllghl, SID; Super Pine bunk btdt porklng Minimum one year Itatt CCa vlng room, good rotation Cott lieu, ample irui Mug. wulkinu diilani e 10 butei unit ihopplng li; Mm Coll Screen, Imm Editor, HO; JohmonMti VEN PI6C6 ^ Ranch.slyli '" nil .. AL — Thrtt bedroom, furni|hed owner, Waller Zln tenotr wolkle tolktc. one-watl, US. - nlturt, l»0, live-drawer drtsitr i o k , only S37S Monmoulh Ren gned COLONIAL — Upholitired ptald chalt Aytrt Lam, Little Silver Aonmouth County Come to 711 •nn. with Ottoman. Exctlltnt condition ooktnon Ave, Aibury Park or . . v office build HAZtLTON,"Realtors 'FA — B4" long. Gold, brown, beige. INT Pi US 110 ! IIJS Coll 741 1975. 74O1SO Our fee a only |]i Monmouth FARMHOUSE $325 ng'Occupancy latt Foil 1971 Spoct hrtt laroe btdroomt, 16 tin klddltlown W tm ick plaid, very good condition. lt». Rtntoli. Bkr ivollotole 1000 lo h iq It Coll fof COLLECTOR S ITEM — Phonograph ree bedroom, rolling ocrtt, Xtrat idroom. Tl living room wllh tire II iFi-OBU. Oddlllonoi Intormalloi 147 3933. Oi 137 Lots & Acreage records. 45 rpm, and LP'i. 1950 * and RIELLE — Tw 9414 STATE RENTALS Bkr 779 4140 ace, country kllcntn, dining loom. CANCELLATION NUMBER I960 t 1100 Very old booki ond mogi FA — Attractive. 170 Chair, pint . ren ok., peli eg Illly room, garagt Immgculole con Ilntl. ISO 671-1*70 Handmodt crib, yellow, U Drop moulh_Reniols-774 Handyman Special OFFICE SPACE BRICK TOWN lion AlreodY apprailtd BUILDING LOT Notice & Credit for cancellation is given only on issuance oi rot toble, needs to bt nflnlthtd, 110 te bedroom Repairs tNChongt (of rntr ol Routi 70 and S7I Habitat iFI MED AGENCY t'l i«S0 TWO FAMILY APPROVED COMPLETE STEREO SYSTEM - J-KS7. ELLE - Two-bedroom, special MI number to advertiser when cancellation of ad 1 I, kldi, pell ok. Call. Offke Work Suites MM 1000 IM* Sii ft ONMOUTH HI "in Churmlng, I .ii ii lurgt lot ilfuoted on eait ildt ol Maranti ricelvtr and catntie d«th. rtn 0 k . pits negotiable, •9434 STATE RENTALS Bkr r tntlrt building SOOO sq ft With un Redfiunk ir-iinii.ui t Fintllme turntoblti two thnt-way Diftoxla INET PIANO - Winter, 1 wo bedroom Capt Flrtplure. requested Mvenser must retam nUmbe' tot tutu'e reler- mouth Rentals '74 OlSOBkr irground vault ond storage room im olttred Call Jack McGowun. Ul MOO ipeokeri ond mlictllantoui oc ndltlon. AZLET - Middle Rd.. hugi home Iporlnn dghti. quiet Itrtet 14'000 italate occupancy Contact Mr 1 right al 199OD CENTURY ]1. ence ceuorlei. 1900 Call otter 6 p.m Call 142 Sin offer 7 p.n ATONTOWN - NO lidtt! Juit till, TV 146) evtl i rtti itylliti itudltudio aportmenoporlmenll DlDia< l Leone 477 460' Mi COWACOWWAN RYAN AGENAGENCYC . 114 No cancellations w* be taken atte' 4pm Fnday until 8am HE USED FURNITURE CENTER River Rd . Red Bunk Hi 3000 STATfe RENTALS Bfcr TINTON FALLS - Sycamore Pro 4EW LISTING — Beautifully woodtd 197 Shrewsbury Avt., Red Bonk AZLET - TwO'btdH in i r lot bordtrtd by a brook, li tht Monday lesslonol Building, ladloctnt It Daily-Sunday wtl ttlllng In Rlvtr Oaht ol Fair Bteni, Has-btins ond Why Npfs jge. nlct yord, mort. i Porkwoy}. now completing ullro Please chec- you' ao ine day be'rre c^bkai'on HREE TABLES - Two tndl, one Its pold Leost. security I32S per ttnctd nontn TBS Boy Avt S4] S73S after I as low as flee. Drexel, imofct-glait top. ISOO rd t»0 per month plus utilities Ont 110 Wanted To Rent - f'ltlay 4 pm lor Sunday publication Ciassiiied D>spiav all 946 3419 least ond rtttrencit required \Make It Yourself i — 4 pm two days prior 10 puO!s vo' to oub»- per lint, ptr day Audio Technlca 100 E coi 1 r decorated large three room home cation Rest Estaie Today -- Aednesdav to f"da> & Su (baud on 10-day Insertion) 747-421S. Itct for couple 1764 plus utilities arto Good ,. HRIOHT - Piano, 1300, mini 3o" day publication HIGHLANDS HILLS - Avollablt Aug 747 7*44 or write Box 41. Btllard For FAST RESULTS en-ipted bike, IK. baby i car not ond 07711, m S Nicely dicarattd tour rooms, lull CORAECTIONS — i u Monday 1^0^ i^'sfla* 'o> alker, «», Call S43 J9b9 otter 4. EANSBURG - I2S0. two bedroomi Snuggle Slippers oble tor quid working couple. AH utll AT LOW COST curlty Sept. I. All ytor COLLEGE TEACHER - Setki a neit day 4 p m Friday 'or Sunday & Monda> ALL-TO-WALL — Corpetlng, ruil Its Included. References, itcurlfy bedroom apartment In Red Bank Coll 717 WflS : il7. Five-arm chandelier. Ftvt-plec tait required. HIS a month Co' vicinity Ont ytor Itaie Refer ence phone chin let Vtry reasonable. Cal ONG BRANCH -' Slyllih ronchVhug V4A3915 ovalloble Pleaic call. 170 Mil WEEKEND CALLS MS7S. ree bedroom, near hoipllal. |ui ANSWERING SERVICE - Alier S pm Fr,rJd> un|.i 6 00 HIGHLANDS - Three room tfllcler FARM HOUSE OR COTTAGE - I EDDING GOWNS AND VEILS - Fo Cy. no leost, lull I17S Monmouth R«i a Weilern Monmouth County, mat noutbrandi, wholewlt under my coil a m Monday an cais are lahen by our ans*e'o"s taken *M pe QW KEANSBURC - Newly dicorattd fin IDOLETOWN - Executive Colonlo WITHIN liMINUTES OF FORT MON MOUTH - Four btdroon. I1 J bat cessed Monday lor Tuesday s paper Classified Ads loor apartment, four rooms, ulllUlt ilnutei from Parkway 114. lot ncluded, iMCipf metric, adults pn imi, 1' i bathi, gamtroom. fin lultoblt for tnltrlalnlng. prtti Ail ads are restricted to their ptope' classification and to the erred. I2S0 ft/l 411(1 OCt, living, dining, kllchtn, dtn furnnhed. required for two year Itaie 542-1700 2 Garage Salts Tionth leoie, avaltoble II, 117 Location and ichool Important Rtnl* regular Daily Register style ot type We reserve me rigm 10 KEANSBURC - Beachvltw Gardens onth Ml 735 9513 Toll Frte from Motawon Arto 1700 snwil. lam to 4 p m edit or reiect any ciassii«d advertising copy- one efficiency and one bedroom apa IIMIIIIIT. low iiirin they'll! Yard Salei I Heat, hot woler and cooking g droom. kldt. ptlto, 1 All ads once called m and processed •" cancelled w« be 566-8100 1 I19S ond up. 7B7-4I7S ptilect holiday oi anytime girh REAL ESTATE 1 charged a minimum charge oi %& 00 KEANSBURG - Pool to cool1 Jiffy knit Use synthetic win Toll Frte from Mlddletown Ano _ FOR SALE 1160. utilities free, coiy roomi DOLETOWN — Super itml, three sted loi snuggle boots with Ult TV. G.E .._ ^479414 ST A T E J» E NT ALS 671-9300 Mrtone refrigerator, garden loolt pussycat pompons Thrift) gilts, DEATH NOTICES Klori. outboard motor, nttd! rt KEANSBURG — Modern one bedr 7 9414 3) Houses For Sale aparlment, full tile bath. 1191 pe great baiaar items Pattern Ir. auorted norm windows one NEED A HOMET Death Nolices Cards oi Thanhs in Memofiamsand Annive- month plus electric ond security. Apl ion, lit. pool table, two twlr GRAB A PHONE 884 directions. S (46). M sary Masses (Run on ine Obituary Page) 95 oer line 2A-M Grove PI Call 317 4SM 7-9 FANTASTIC BROCHURE - i tcdtcomplete, metol clothn clou) STATE RENTALS Bkr xnes In Monmoulh County1 It's youi (7 9), I (1012) included KEANSBURG - Ont bedroo URG Ot bedroo ED BANK - Glonl three tour you wrlle or coll Beity Roil Agency S'l mounted, fwo well pumps Itost. heat lid ll Mon if Rl 3S, Ktyport, N.J 07731 Phon at supplied, call now •droom, kldt, pett ok, yard, Xlroi, REAL ESTATE Disposable Diapers _ imp pomp!, other houieholt lOulh Renntalt s 774 01S0 Bki US 34S4 Dve up to SON, nightly Irregular C< oodles, Weitlnghouie itwlng m TA TE „ RENTALS hint, radio porti, big attortment. I KEANSBURG - (good oreaj. big two 7-W4 > . RENTALS *kr. QUIET SIDE STREET! - Trte bedroom, kids ok . lust I17S * JIM tor each pattern Add Ducheii Ave , Ed!t Keaniburg. So RENTERS ATTENTION! * ihodtd Copt Coddtr In Riven DRUMS - Flvi-pltCl Ludwlg, goo 3 STATE RENT wi., B-4 p.m. 717-6414, otter e p.m. Ftt going up Hurryt Heigh 11, Mlddle'own Three bedrooi 4li< each pattern foi lust class ? Aulos Fix Sale 101 Apartments condition, isoo Coll '», I'.; bdthi, rtar terrace, gorog 747-4417 OARAGE SALE — Thuri., Frl , Aug KEYPORT - Seven room aparlmen 7-9434 STATE RENTALS Bkr airmail and handling Swd to: 3 Trucks F01 Sale 102 Houses F01 Rent :k yard, >17S •ort walk to buiilnt ond convenltnl' 1 0, 11, 10-4. Toys, lamp!, flreplac PRING LAKE - Two bedroorr DRUMS - Rodgert double-ban it illabli Sept Red Bank ihopplng Your family ca 4 Motorcycles 103 Rentals To Snare creen. stroller, mltcellaneoui. S urnlihed. oil oppilancis, co be In before ichool Hard 151,900 Ca ethony ftd., Holmdtl. flonmouth Rentals 774 01J0 ( 5 Auto Service Pans 104 Winter Rentals Cdll otter «. w: 6741 6 Auto Rent Lease 105 Summer hentals KEYPORT - Club Village, one tw CENTURY 11 COZENS. Reoltort ELECTRIC GUITAR - Fende HREE FAMILIES - Selling colltc bedroom oportments. heat, hot wotei OMS RIVER - Three bedroom Independently Owned" Laura Wheeler 7 Auto Insurance 106FurnsriedFtooms Joitmaittr, good condition, btil oNti bit*, onllquei. mony ytart of ac cooking got and pool Included. Close t anch, two baths, two-car garage, air. •11 River Rd Folf Hovi 8 Auto Finance 107 Nursing Homes Coll 671 W» umulatlon Everything muit go Wed shopping and New York busline 7< 7 4 741-74W Needlecroll Dipt. 61 hurt., Aug v, 10, * a.m. I Vlliag 744 il)3. betwttn 9 5, Monday throug »fpttlnB, oj/noi* n*Wi w 1^ ' 9 Consliuclion Equipmenl 106 Commercial Rentals ETHAN ALLEN — Colonial living oi lood. art Ocean Ave, Sta Bright vli AL GREENE ICO INM dining room furnltuft. Fpidl NION BEACH - Smotl twobedrL.. Tht Daily Register to Wanted Automotive 109 Buildings Garages ogt Townhouiti, next lo Trade Wlndi houie, 173S plus heal and electric One REALTORS LONG BRANCH - Stylish threi month s security Available Aug ISth. 99 Hwy li Ktyport m It 1 lOWanted ToRent bedroom. Xtroi, kids & pets ok. til Ill (i month 1 (frit ( oil Mv ;3JV ALMOST ACRE tM 747 9434 STATE RENTALS Bk Four largt btdroorm. tl mail EXCELLENT CONDITION — Kllchl « weahi onllnut. Tues , tin, through Ttluri LONG BRANCH - Goroge aporlmen 04 Winter Renals bedrooi tulle, 14' gutit bedroom. 2 REAL ESTATE table ond chain, im. Maple, two tn all ulllitlti free, ipeclal II9S role atta 14' dining room, 1 S Boi Ul,O.dChilui$U.,Ntw ..FOR SALE 7479434 STATE RENTALS Bk gomeroom, utility room. Two-car g • Yorfc, NY 10011. Print Namt, oat Carpttlng. Appliancei LONG BRANCH - oos, hee bedos T > b rooms, unfurnished MELMED AGENCY • Addrm Zip, Pitiorn Nurnbtt. ?t Business Semces YARD SALE - Four tam{llt! Mon tw kitchtn. Sept to June 5310517 hot water supplied Adults preferred BRAND NEW 22 Alls 4 Claris 130 Open Houses oodles Come set and tave. Thurs. ^Z NcW FOR 1979' NEEDUCRAn Thrte large bedroomi, 14' >3i Houses F01 Sale K, Aug. 10. 11, 10-4. 13 16 75 Barboro 'm CATAtOG- Hundreds ol beauti 05 Summer Rentals itdroom. 15 guett bedroc I, count 132 Condommwms FURNITURE - Marble lop Provlncla •rroce, Mlddlitown. LONG BRANCH - Chormlng two 1 coffee table Mognovox itereo console bedroom, 5th Ave . big for kids, pet kitchen with formal ng art • fui thing , to mad!' 3 (IH Town Houses Two Head Junior tennli racket! lust U1S. MOUNT POCONO - Four bedroon wmeroomT> Ml)111),, ututilitl y ro< > '.firny 9 patterns inside. Send 75rf 73 Machinery For Sale woboth Chalet Fireplace Private Treed lot i'/t li t J3 Income Property 747 »10 747 9434 STATE RENTALS Bk jry both golf course, tennis courts, beach ond MELMEQ AGENCY 884 LONG BRANCH — Two bedroom lb Cl l ll 134 Farm Properly FURNITURE ASPHALT SEALING EQUIPMENT - HAUO N'ew"~^-~l»opulor f 5eoi michanlcal oppllcolo 1 supplied, only I17S Monmoul 51 Help Wanted 135 Commercial Properly Furniture ot a traction above colt An bedroom Colonial with 1"> bothi queeQte and bruih distribution Gro tali 774-0150 Bkr I3S fee. name brand ovallable, luch at Bin EA BRIGHT - Efficiency ond n y room, full baitrnent and fv i! Babysitting Old Cart 136 industrial Property ty fe»d. DO aal mottrlol hohoppti r will nlngton Pint. Penniylvonlo Houie MATAWAN — Six rooms, security re nlti Dally, weekly ond monthly r( torogc. It rtady tor your Impecllo ouble paddle mixeri. hydroiloll 53 Domestc Help 137 Lots and Acreage )rextl, Htrllage. Henredon, Bake quired, ovallablt Aug 15 Heal In ' 1 lerlce. Air conditioning, private iuy now and bt leMled before icho rive, Brlggt and Strolti rftomoivillt, Century, ond many eluded. Call SM-33A3. :h and pool Trade Winds Motel «. openi 191.000 E A ARMSTRON b* Situations Wanted Female 138 Mooie Homes ilnt. Tilt-bed trailer for machlnt Printed Pattern many more. For more Inform* Ina 147 1117 AGENCY, Realtor. Hi Proiptcl Ave mokes transport, loading o ib Situations Wanted Mate 139 Cemetery Lots • " weekdoy!, 11-9 p.m. LIHIt Silver. W1-4JW. Eight Partners! ng o breeze Alto Surf Si 56 Situations Wanted 140 Real Estate Wanted 721-6666 pump compltli with itttl wired hoit at 17» Carpeting throughout. Air cor 06 Furnished Rooms IUY OR SELL — Your home througt Male Female. . FURNITURE CATALOG iproMlmately' IS. bell-driven wit dlllofilng Loti ol parking Swlmmln an orflilate ol Iht largttt real tttole 5' Day Cart Nursery School SERVICE- OF N.J. 3utch. Troni itoler from drumt t pool and Tennli Courti Your vtry ow URNISHED BEDROOM Wllh bath Call 717140] aftt patio Wolk to ihopplng and NY CD y the week Prefer lady Ktyport FURNISHING ON A LOW BUDGET hlne -- commuting Ml 4010 Open 9 am -Chttklht'USEDPURNITURE CBN TER OF RED BANK Flnefurnitui p.m , Mon. to Frl. EANSBURG - Furnished room* and DEEP WATER FOR BIG BOAT 1 ttu. 197 Shcewibury Avt 77 Pets And Livestock MODERN APARTMENT - Nl urnishtd oportments 71 dock wllh 6' depth al low Ildt, I > b? Boats and Accessories ironiportallon But time 'o call beft Tt£eU9 or 7179111 rlvtr vltwt plui your awn prlv< 153 Camping Equipment HAMMOND & BALDWIN noon. 495 0416 btoch TwoHory. two-bedroom, tar KEYPORT 1M Kecieal«nai ¥elwles PIANO AND ORGAN S room with fireplace, In Sto AKC FEMALE BOXER PUP - Brln- ED BANK 71 RIVERSIDE AVE Furnlihid roomi , .hi MS.000 ALLAIRE FARROW 61 Business Opportunities CENTER dii ond white J1O0, no paptrt TOWERS J3v l«9. after 6 p n AQjNCY, 741 14S0 S41-7I7S RIVERVIEW " "THE VERY FINEST IN EA BRIGHT - Designer furnlshei 6? Mortgages ELLEN SHAZELTON. REALTOR Dlvlilon of Alltnberg BEAUTIFUL PUPPIES - SU weeks LUXURY HIGH-RISE" tudio ond executive lulfei Horbou New season coming up. best 63 Money To loan Mtmbtr Real Ettott Exchange Piano Houit rid, frtt to good home, mother SI. Overlooking Ihe Noveilnk River >olnt, 1497 Ocean Ave 747 33SJ Ml 31O0 reason lor sewing this snappy, 64 Money Wanted SPECIAL Old you know Bernard. Ml 17J0 1 twant you1. To help us keep rent* swill wardrobe lei her choose NOTICES We Are N.J.'S. BEAUTIf-UL HFALTHY BAY MARE EXCLUSIVE LISTING )o0 tlr lowttt By maintaining K»N a 06 Commercial - Plantation walker, pleasure hone, FIRST TIME OFFERED her laionte dress, then sur Largest and Oldest poncy wt are tfftctlvely ktep'~ ack Included MOO 1&47U5 UNIQUE WATERFRONT ESTATE end low- SluOloi itortlng at 137S, ( Rentals CALL FOR DETAILS. 1300,000 prise her wilh the tunics plus 2091^ Services Piano Dealer Mason ond Homllrt, Klmboll, John _ itartlng of *J40, I CAMAS&A AGENCY pull on pants and shorts edroomi itartlng at liOO, Ih ASBURY PARK - Professional office Realtor MCVL' 210 Losl and Found Baldwin, Kowol. Knob*, Evtrttl. ( ground floor Itvtl Excellent location Itr. Hardmon and Player plonoi bedrooms olM. 4 Porker Avt.. Lillle Silver Printed Pattern 9196' Chil 211 Special Notices wl la siIttp. thoied ond condition Next to Keystone Sa '47-rm Evtl , 141 S49i LARGE DISPLAY OF ngs and Loan, 137S a month. 776 S70 diens Si/es 7 t. E. 8. 10 Sue 71 Merchandise For Sale 2)2 Travel Transportation S47H4I enlrol air ond heat, got cook 774.5700 pianos. ilconlei, 34-houi doorman, TV it oil lor Mr Corr 6 dress I 1/8 yards 45 inch 2l3lnstructcn HORSE TRAILER - Hortmon Otlu«e 72 Garage Yard Sales 300 MAIN STREET j, iwlmmlng pool, tauno, mar three bat tvoroughbred hone trailer Current >n olmott Ihn 214 AN Occasion ASBURY PARK, N.J. 07712 110 underground parking Rental O suitable retail, warehouse, office o 73 Macrmery For Sale Pa. Inspection A 1 condition Electric woll llrtploct. ce ootr Ight manufacturing Air conditioned brok.s Two-door. (US) 6*4 61»ofler 6 ile wllh two laung 74 Rental Service lecone eictllent location Please coll 79)0500 p.m. roomi plui wet bar. room for pool an Open dolly 9 to t, Sot, till 5 BANK - Luiury one bedroor 75 farm Equipment ATTRACTIVE - Modern office In n tennli court Born wllh running watt HORSE STALLS FOR RENT - Ful tew kllchtn ond both Carpeting SI • 76 AucKm Sales HEAVY FROSTED GLASS - Shaw ird Coll search center, Red Bank Available I plui electricity. tltt.SM. CAMASSA door and framt. ready to hong. F ngglcnidoon Dlthwaiher Landlo two, three, tour rooms or larger unlit AGENCY. Realtor. MLS, 4 Porkt • Smd (150 In uch ptttm. 77 Pels and Livestock S91USS - ttxtt iloll. IM. Call 741-ISM pay* heal ond water 13IS Call ottei Low rent Full service* 741 «9S Ave . Little Silver. 7*7 nn • Md 40< lor tKh patt»rn In 78*»criH KEESHOUNOS AKC. Born A , ill-IMS cule. fluffy Illfle teddybeori ! fim-clM airmail, handlinr 79SwaporEichange IBM TYPEWRITERS 7791994 aedroom. twoitory duplex wllh g 131. Houses For Sale 131. Houses For Sale 80ftcycle»'MiniB*«s RENTAL HIM per m S Smd to: to buy I7MK LHASA APSO - Pups, AKC regil Lovely locollon, convenient etSponsEquomeni lered. Championship bloodline Stven inopplng oreai t)M plus utlllllei C • NCL'INE BENCH — And barbell it 41-4110 otter S » 82 Swimmtig Pools weeks-old. Two malts, one female Su i blk ptr lor ihow qualify dogs Sire ond Dam J^ RENTERS ATTENTION! FOUR BKDROOM MARIAN MARTIN WCBs FJecirones Ktmlaes AKC stuff — vlct also Fee going up Hurry! 84 Merctiandist Wanted IRANIAN, TABRIZ ORIENTAL RU loblt Call 747-34*1 471434 STATE RENTALS B Pattern Dipt. 420 - MilO.I. Rortquallly Center Wed PUPPIES - Goldtn Rttrlevti DUTCH COLONIAL Ion Comet, red and blue predomlna Tht Doily Register Shephtrd mix ly Fl'Irmi : 13000 Intereiled party on i all Ilor appolnlmtnl, ltljtn. cat gas heat, suitable ont oduit. Cheeriul. bright, roomy home leatures beamed SCHNAUZER - Onf-ytor old, AKC * 117S plus utilities Coll oftei ceilings, hardwood floors, spacious 23' living room The Daily Register JEWELRY - To lettle estate Wo regtstered. tptclol tor breeding (JSO en'tdlomond and oitorttd rlngt Gi with brick fireplace, sunny airy glass enclosed 232 Wat Uth St., Nn Tori. brocelet, plollnum ond dlamo • NT 10011. Print NAME. U- brott let, diamond itud earring*. oW SIBERIAN HUSKY Pun. AKC rt. 108. Commercial porch wilh French doors leading to charming dining ouorttd [•wtlry. Mutt I til. C litered Blui eyes, bdrnTuly 3rd Sire t OttSS, Zlr. SIK mi STYU ond Dam on premise 1 1700 147 940S Rentals room A Colonial delighl Asking 162,500. The Sunday Register 6.157H. J NUMBER KENMORE - Portable dlihwaiht Wood groin top, WO Moving must Sf Bicycles/Mini PttMl INDUSTR1M SPACE « Id's be piKtical you |d Coll Sll 44M 21.000 sq (1 (1 floor 9,000 • more lor less S when you sew1 Bikes Call anytime (ITCHIN CA 9INETS Wnll out Ml II . I Hoor 12,000 sq It) • Send for new FALL WINTER :ounter ro dlihwoiher retr 542-1700 ,ond S HP. R.UPP HUSTLER - Also 5 h.p tailgate loading, railroad sid Currently in k tctif I FASHIONSTOSEWCATALOG Has trator'fre RIM Roodilir Both In good condition ing, private perking, air con- ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY kllchtn, MW Ca Must be sten to be appreciated • (I SO coupon lor Iree pal CtMtlfM Action lint *7MJM, * V 1 r »7ISS44ofttre p.m ditioned, sprmklered Public 1411091 • tern ol your choice /b< transport atton 9196 24 Hour Strvlct MOPED 1177 - Mofobecane. 741-3450 _ nttd* illpceveri. ISO tok mile* Great condition «7S 747-1100 SIZES 2-10 both Call Ml 4441 6oy or Evenlno 741-17M after S p.m. ••#••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 16 TheDtfftyRrgfcfer SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY, AUGUST 8 1978 ' 239 Red Bonk 245 Union Btoch Holmdel theater offers a musical U7. Lots and Acreage 2WMiddletown TAKE NOTICE 'nil a public kaar 210. Lost And Found inn will be httd on Auautt Jlsl 1971 at HOLMDEL-The Holmdel Halmdel High School Kara, Sue Vollmen, DtbbLt 1INTQNFALL& 11 OtreS. map uvoll HOTICI 7 fcPM totworopplkolMMof John ft LOST - Ton on4l whit*. Itytvr QM remove Of demolish me »M fcwIWna Trevor, Uurie Robert*, Jeff able Asking. lltt.OUO LAWLEYAGEN PMOM hake notice mol MM wooer CotntrWtt Herrich kocoUd at SOJ Ceit Summer Theater, sponsored Directed by Paul Hart and Collie Bonnie Vicinity of Boltorfl within » days of Me date »t this CV*a< (¥, Realtors Ml *»]. tves . »4/ H/9 *d has aapiled to the Board of Ad Iroi ovt. Union fttacft N J Knawn M Cahill, Sue White ind Carol . me Township of MM It It hjrW ORDCRED. Mat If me Block If7 Lot 17, UNION ftEACH N J by the Holmdel Music Associa- under the musical direcitoa of TWO FOM 119.900 dictown lor a (vorlancel (iptcxii us* MM owners tall to remove or demolish Application It tw VactoKca Bullet tion, will present "You're a John Carr, the production in- Mann NAVESINr. 211 Special Notices permit) from the provision* of Article SUM bultdtng in accordant* with this ing permit Moulllui heowity *oodea lolt I4i» 100 7*1 Section (1) of the Zoning Or Or oat. demolition will be coxr lea out Ui *u« • UN Good Man, Charlie Brown" cludes in Us cast Glenn ready to build PAUL P BOVA. INC . dinance to as lo permit applicant k> o manner consistent with the standards Musicians include Merdl Realty, 471 JW4 Open ) days MRS. SYLVIA REQUEST PERMlSSiONTO CON and practices generally employed In tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Keiman, Beth Williams, Brain STRUCT A RESIDENCE ON AN UN this community tn Ih* demolition In 244 West Long BroncrT Dorko, piano; John Graunert, fttoatr and Advitor dutlr y lor such purposes Jennings, Richard Davis, Greg ( all U\Wl or Ul tWO IMPROVED ROAD WITHOUT POST drums, and Gtorge Ebert. 131 Mobile Homes ING PERFORMANCE BONO On pre GERALD V MENNA NOTICI H4WHLongBronch~ ' *ARA - Ptychlt Miracle mrm hKated ot BROWNS LANE. Building Inspectospectorr NOTICE It hereby given Mat me U9 Stole of New Jersey bats ttaSS - Aduli par* One or iwo oduin er, H n years old, God given MIDDLETOWN olio know* 4»4fl lot Aug I.I ^ "7Z.*Us 40 tallowing Is o true copy of t proposed ar Inscription whatever not sholt any only Asking t'UO 9tt i?i] before S K to remove evil Influences fluur I4A, is on the To* Mae Orainonce that was IMroducaO ot a person erect or cause lo be ertcted ony HOTICI u*4fm onti i )o ed help all problems T or ot cords. A copy ol Ihe application has been BOROUGH OF RED BANK fitrvilng al the Mayor and Council of Sign whatever an any public lands or Please take notice lhat the Ntw lal ball readings i Chaste* I, fultcta I. highway* or roods odloccnl to apork GARDEN PARK MOB HE HOWES - tiled In Ihe Office ol MM Township Ri: the Borough ot West Long Branch held Jersey Racing Commission ho* been Plan Bowl trip Boardwalk. Cong Branch INGS, REPAIR CLO1 Section] fctthony Rd HoiHI Adult pur* Walk Clerk and may be Inspected Thursday evening. Augutt ), H>7t. at empowered by tht Governor, to make W9 976? OLITION OF BUtLD which time tome was passed on me (II Except tor unusual ana un t» ihopplna ond H Y but in 3VM The publk hear Ing will be held on payment lo municipalities who hove OR HABITATO firtl reading ond was laid over lor tec lorsecn emergencies, porks shall be Incurred additional fire, police, court ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS MINT CONDITION \j'*W, II*f Monday evening, the 7l*t day of August ond ond final passogxt lo a mealing ol open lo tht public every day of Ihe year cost and olher municipal expense* os a roomi, central air. storage shed, 19ft. a4 • tJB f> M at f •wfttht* tblt, — The Recreation Committee Mktdleiown. New Jersey at which tht Mm* ant) E**MMII to he hiiriM • " ' d hours The o result of the 1*71 racing season having spacious fenced lot in dnHabK riduii time you moy appear either In person Ollt AND PROCEDURE IN CON Auovsl 1/ 1971. of the Borough Hall at offfftt fun at ttw lulTewii* ittUt porh ItS.WQ mtftU * HEW 4i HOUR Morning real e* m WHIImS la sponsoring a feu* trip to tkt or by aucfit or uttorney «tndpresent any NICTION WITH ACTION THERE • 08 p m ot which lime a public hear Garden Stale (toeing Association. Af tale licemlng courie.'AIM 14 IS U7S UNDER IN THE BOROUGH OF RED Ing will public _ lontlc City Association. Monmouth MOBILE HOVE INSURANCE objection which you moy have lo grant Super Bowl ol Soccer at Giants Munmoulri Inttllute. 7410779 BANK. MONMOUTH COUNTY, NIW lermlned from time to time by rctolu Park Jockey Club and Freehold TREE auolci omJ binders by phone ing this application WILLIAM DUBIN lion of Iht Governing Body Rote way Stadium Aug. V, to tee the i AI i foi L fyt E no IMWUJ 111 Any section or pan of ony pork MERIDIAN U 10 lit rnt Matter •< CtMrflM Mat B»iM as Cloims tor wch tunas must be Mft located t« PrtMffv Mow* ta MM moy be declared closed to the public by mode to the New Jersey Racing Com Cosmos pity the western lax Mop as Black VsLtl M and M«i A copy of thi ntw Ordinance is an the Governing Body al ony lime and lor 140 Real Estate Wanted tile in the office of the Borougfi Clerk. mission in writing within 10 day* of champs of the National Soccer TRAVEL SCHOOL we ae notice thai the under •is* IM«I as M Wiliaw StreetfcekM •• > ony interval of lime, either lemporo'y notice ond should oe accompanied by ttw East (Mt t*ttllltw Street. It Until 91 Poplar Avenue, Borough Hall. West oi at regular ond Staled Inlet volt (dally •UlflM&t 6f BEMf R HOMES I.. signed ho* applied to the Boord of Ad L ong Branch. New Jersey ond is avoil support ing documenlaton far Human HaMtaUaa, OccHvamcy, tf or otherwise) and timer entirely or League. Bus fare includes ad- TINTON FALLS (EVES.) luttmenl of the Township ol Mid able tor puWlc intpetllon unfit final JOHN J REILl V dielown for o variance from the pro UM merely lo certain uses, ot ttw Govern Executive Director mission Hoitndel oreu THE S«Ol KO AOEN Openi September S action is token on Ihe Ordinance eflec ing Body shall find reasonably ntcti I *. '1/0131 Visions ol Article 7* Section* I7MI ond ORDER tuoting the adoption A..JU,! I U 30 17 II) B ot tht Zoning Ordinance so a* TO The following known owners ond LOCAL BUILDER N*HJ\ single and • IM* ill AGENTS TRAINING lo permit applicant lo convert the three parties In Interest of Ihe above p 1701) 6770069 emitting residences The restoration Esq attorney lor Estate CONDUCT IN PUBLIC PARKS AND tedurt Or. It no oniwer, call 111 A person seeking issuance oto and repairs will not change the Parlies in Interest Fredrkha L Toy OLATION OF ITS PROVISIONS Make A Date 17011 779 iltl architectural appearonce ot the three lor. Ill* Prospect PI , Brooklyn. N V BE IT ORDAINED, by the Moyor permit hcreundtr shall file an opplka structure* ond will be In keeping with DJ11. Donald L Thompson, 13 Ronek and Council ot the Borough ol Wttl lion wllh the Governing Body stating A paid directory of coming events for non-profil or- • FREE • the generol choracter and style of Ihe Drive. Amltyvlllt. N Y , Jesse Bon Long Branch, in the County ol Mon a The name and address ot Ihe area The applltanl oito seeks lo erect nister. Ml Livonia Ave . Brooklyn. moulh and Stale of New J*ricy applicant ganizations Rates: $2 00 for 3 lines for one day, 11.00 each NY 11311, Dorothy Green, co Normo b Tht name and oddrttt of the • Plocemint Service • three 4X4 ire* standing tlant In Ihe Section 1 No perton In a public Iront yordorea the applicant request) Hock. Esq 430 Mh Ave . M.V., NY park ond recreotlonaiea shall person, persons, corporation or ai additional line; 93.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional 152 Boats & 10030 soclation sponsoring the activity If EMobinhed 19*0 10,000 Groduolet that In* above variance) and partial Hi Willfully mark, deface, dlt Site Plan Waiver be granted as well a* Pursuant to Ihe above entitled or ligure. Inlure, tamper with or displace any tap $5 for three to five days. $1.50 each additional line; Accessories ony olher relief deemed netcttory or dinance ond N J i 40 41 J.7, Complain! or remove any buildings, bridges, c. Tht day and hour\ for which the Ottwr tchoolt at Kenllworth, Eotl Or deslroble by Ihe Zoning Board ol Ad and Notice were duly served by tablet, benches, flreploces, rolling. permit Isdetlrtd $6 00 for 10 days; $2.00 each additional line. Deadline noon 2 U BOSTON WHAl EP m t, (, iw< unge. Princeton, Pordppuny. Jeriey juslment on premise* Totaled al 1,10 certmed moll, rtturn receipt re ings or paving materials, water d Tht port or portion Ihtreof tor days before publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-4000, Chrysler engine, with wheel und ele< City. Monlvalt, Tomi River ond and 17 Klngi Highway. Mlddletown. quested, upon parties In Interest. Et C•s or other public utnm*s or parts or which such permit li denied Irk iloft Coll H\ 1910 Rochelle Park New Jersey Al*o known as Block 71. late of Elltobcm Banntiler, deceased appurtenances thereof, signs, nolicts t Any other information which Ihe ask for the Date Secretary 14 GLA41HON tOS h p Ctirviltl ( ot* 1.7and Ion Ihe TON Mop Normo Hack. Esq Fredrkka Taylor. or plat utds. whether temporal y or pet Governing Body shall find reasonably outlMKird. Teenee (roller Mr* latk GERALD A MARKS. Attorney tor Donald L Thompson, Jesse Bannister monent. monuments, itaket, polls or ncctstory lo a fair determination ai to Mount Rock Astociote* ond Dorothy Green, and hearing was other boundary marfctrs, or other whether a permit should be Issued AUG. 3 IS structural or equipment, toclllllet or and winter rover ' im 1WO0 Aug I H00 siheduledtor July 13. 1971, ond the said hereunaer parties in Interest, having received no purl property or appurtenances who! (1| Standards tor issuance of a use Solemn Novena of the Miraculous Medal Services will Mi •(',' soever, either real or personal 219 Asbury Park lice by publication, failed to appear permit by the Governing Body shall be held at I am and 7:30 p.m. InSt. Agnes Church. Atlantic r MrM I!<••• iilng this special meeting was llHMuiif.it ril HI I J.NI'lil' I IS) Damage, cul. carve, transplant come! It It, on this Ail. day ol July. 1971, nol been reserved tor olher use at the on etturiei UJS 77V 7• < . i . li..nmyh.,f <)• f unpof I, ( oulily ol Mori II It further ORDEREO, Ihol It sold sit upon monuments, yaui. planters, 14) The person or persons to whom Spencer conducting Haydn-Mass in Time of War - Haydn- Loader troller, 17/w 14? ;*n mouth. State of New Jersey, notice is owner falls lo repair, alter or Improve fountain*, rollings, fentesor upon ony Ihe permit is Issued, shall be liable for the said building within the above spec olher property not dssignattd or cui oil loss, damage or ln|ury suslalned by 14 i IB) ROI AS SI OOP >»'* SltVpi 222 Eatontown hereby given lhat the lot listed on the Creation. This is a Sing-a-Long, not a performance. Ad- Official Tax Map ot the Borough of ified lime, they sholl be required lo tomor lly used for such purpowt ony person whatever by rtoson ot Ihe five, one tel v»\\ ti tip motor, HOTICi remove or demolish ihe said building negligence ol the person or person! lo trailer Call vll llUOirayi 147 DOA offf i Oteonport a* 1 ol 19 In Block 3oX und e report or Ihe Special Board ot a monner consilient wllh the standards general public orlslng out of such per liont, head, galley $leep*fout Exlitn and restrictions ot record. have in hit poisesslon Ihe young ol any "You're A Good Man Charlie Brown," Is showing at und proctlces generally employed in Super cleurt Good buy 6/1 4096 7 Sublet I lo Ihe Zoning Ordinance wild animal or the cogs or nest, or oMeitmenlt on properllet on \n- thh community In the demolition in young of ony repllle or bird i tccptlon SLUEJAV - -i > iti.irjt wood huul, and Building (ode and Regulations ot moy be from lime lo lime determined Holmdel H.S , Aug 9,8 P.M. Donation at door. • iiiilrial Way West and Meridian Road dustry for such puroottt by Ihe Governing Body prior to Ihe need* paint but <» good loudllion. the Borough ol Oceonport as well a* 10 Ihe foregoing Is mode In lhat inokei. MarlofleL Becker, Borough Clerk GERALD V MENNA commencement ot any activity or Is- AUGUST It (roller and mooring MOU 741 W44 w such ilate ot facli as on accurate sur known to be deadly poisonous, or dead Augtnt I 14 17.30 •••, would disclose Building Inspeclur iy reptilei, moy be killed on slant suance of any permit ond may require BOAT INSURANCE Aou Ll lil« iv) Throw,discharge,or otherwise the posting ol a bond or cash depoill lo QUEST, weekly forum for single adults, Unitarian 1. doling of title shall take place protect the Borough of Wttl Long FREf 'iiiitiri und binder* bt plione 223 Fair Haven within llity (40) day* from the date ol place or coute to be placed in Ihe wo (.All fin L FREE IIXJBI? 9?0J • OROUOHOFREDBANK lers of ony fountain, pond. lake, tlreom Branch In the evenl of damage, Ihe Church, 1475 W Front St.. Lincroft, 8 P.M. No sermons bul the adoption of the resolution finally amount of the bond or cosh depoiit not 1 NOTICI RE Urdlnoncc Chapter I, Article or olher body ol woler In or odfacent lo cowr i - in 1 i .•(!',>M.. _. __„.._ I West Long Branch. a.m. Dessert hour: 11 P.M. Donations: $20. For reserva- mouth Street Red Bonk, N J. 07701 LENIZE MARINA - For Raitlun Buy lurv ol the above oddren between the properly ly designated as temporary ureot by Section A No owner or driver tholl boating In out bertnina tervice for M-guiiii boilneii hour) of 9 00a m ond Pursuant to Ihe obove entitled or the Governing, Body cause or permit his vehicle to stand tions: 7410471 or 681-4207. dinance ond N J S. 40 a 11. Complaint power und tall Douh n to u, used J 00 a m dally A/BOROUGH CLERK (111 Park a vehicle mother Ihonan outside ot designated parking spaces, bout Mlei W-tHT. and Notice wen duly served by except tor a reasonable time lo toke up The Board ot Education reurvei certified moll, rtturn receipt rt eilubllthcd or designated parking A Luncheon by Friends of African Missions of the '!>* dght lo accept any bid in whole or area, and »uch snail b* In accordance or discharge poiiengers or equipment LIGHTNING - 19 4' DoytOtlof und *m *•» utn guested, upon the owners ond parlies in part, waive Informalities, ond to oword with posted directions there at and wllh No motor vehicle trull be porked in A ME. Zion Church, will be held at the Barclay In Belmar, tiuller f. xtellcnt Londtiloii Aikitig Interest, Obrle ft Beatrice Bass, and contract* at it* dlicrellon, at well at • OROUOH OF OCKANPORT the Imtructlon of ony attendant who said park areas from one halt hour w'Ji ' 'ill 741 6740 Borough of Red Bonk, respectively, the right lo re|ett ony or atl bid*, II and hearing was scheduled lor July may be present 12 P.M. Guest speaker: Mrs. Janie A. Speaks. Hats by LYMAN MAKO, Muiqul\. Sul.t r ilrcmed in the bell interest ot Ihe AN ORDINANCE VACATING 14.197*. and Ihe sold owners arm parties (13) Ltove o vehicle standing or other wise permitted Edna Reservations. 776-6890after 6 p.m. liiniiiiiiiitK Boiton Aliolef. n.im Board fa do to VIOUSLY DEDICATED AS A PUBLIC in Inlereil, having received notice by parked ot nighl in established porting Section 7. Any person violating any HWI. EZ loader, tuppHet IUCILLE K SCHUSLEB, STREET, BUT NEVER OPENED, publication, lulled to appear areos or elsewhere In Ihe park areas. of the provisions of Ihls ordinance or AUGUST 13 AND EXTINGUISHING THE PUBLIC 114) Ride o bicycle without reason any rule or regulation promulgated Bry t Marine. Nep'unr Hi lib* Secretory At a result of examination by the Aug t |7. JO RIGHT THEREUNDER ot)le regard to Ihe safety af others pursuant hereto, lholl upon conviction INTRODUCED JULY M.IM1 Building Inspector, If has been de be lubject lo the replacement, repair Second Annual Flea Market-Arts It Crafts Show, spon- fermlned ana li hereby found lhat Ihe MS) Swim, ball*, or wade In any ADVERTIlEMfNT PASSED AUGUST 3, If7l or restoration ot ony damaged park above coptioned premises Is Injurious waters or waterways In or adjacent to The ieard el Etfwcatlen tf IM APPROVED AUGUST], 1971 property and thall be sublect to a fine sored by the Middletown Jaycee-ettes, Sears Parking Lot. to the health ond solely ot the residents any park, Townthlp at Helmdel in Itw Cewnty et nol exceeding tSOOOO (Five Hundred CLEMENT V SOMMERS of the Borough of Red Bank and con 1141 Dreii or undress in Ihe park or Menmoutn, New Jerity Dollars) or o term not exceeding 30 9-4 $7.00 a space. Reservations: 291-4832 or 787-7704. Rain MERCURY OUTBOARDS - New unit MAYOR tains defecli therein Increasing Ihe recreation area. dayi In the County Jail or both used, sales and Regulations of ond and final paiM JOHNSON OUTBOARD Nrw Jersey 077]}. ond be morked plain Ih* Borough of Oceanport. as well ai above specified time, they shall be re areos from beyond tht park boundaries r Quired to remove or demolish the said the Mayor and Co Hazlet Sports Club sponsoring bus trip to Mets vs. AAA HATED ly on the outside Of Ihe envelope Bldi such tfote ol fact* as on accurate *ur 11 forbidden SERVICE CENTER for Covered Wolkwoy Work at the vey would disclose building within 30 days at the date ot h, I97|, < Ihls Order (30) Picnic anyplace in Ihe pork or I which time a public hearing Dodgers, $17.00 includes refreshments. Call 264-3754 or ii* 4 High School' ]. Closing ot title shall lake place recreation oreo without a permit from will be held upon same ond oil perioni within ilHty (601 day* from Ihe date ol II is further ORDERED, that II Ihe 787-7852. Discount Contractor* submitting bids must Ihe Governing Body given an opportunity to be heard IT prrquallfled by the Slate Depart Ihe adoption ot Ihe resolution finally sold owntrt foil lo remove or demolish SHIP S VTQWfc (11) Sel up tents, shocks, or any A copy of the new Ordinance Is on I'inil ol the Treasury In accordance appravlna Ine told tale and shall toke said building in accordance wllh this Order, demolllon will be carried out In other temporary shelter tor the tile In Ihe office ot the Borough Clerk, with N J S A HA l| 9 ond oi set forth ploce Ot The office Ol Ihe Borough Al purpose ol overnight or temporary All Shore Football Classic, co-sponsored by Mon- FLAGSHIP MARINE in the Instructions lo Bidders torncy a monner consistent with the standard) 91 Poplor Avenue, Borough Moll. Weil ond proctlces generally employed In com ping, nor sholl any person leave In Long Branch, New Jersey and Is avoil mouth-Ocean County Jaycees, Fit, Aug. 18, 7 P.M. at Municipal Morlne Basin 4 Sold sole shall be tor cosh ond lb\ The Instructions lo Bidders, Form this community in Ihe demolition in o park during or after cloilng hour s any able for public inspection until final Atlantic Highlands percent of Ihe minimum purchase pr Ice movable structure or special vehicle to of Bid. Form of Contract. Plons and duslry for tuch purposes acilon li token on the Ordtnonce elfec Wall Stadium. Tickets Call 787-1888. Adults: $2.50. Stu- Mra|ecl Manual may be examined at eslobllihed below shall be tendered by be used or that could be uted for such 291-5600 fuuting the rjdoplion. the office of the Architect Boyken. ihe tuccetttul bidder in coin or GERALD V MENNA ~ "'. wch at house trailer, camp Open Six Doyt dents: $1.50. Children: $1.00 Tessler 1 Cook, PA . Main Street. certified check al the time of the public Building Inspector camp wagon, or the like. FRANCES L. TOWNSEND Closed Mondays Holmdei, New Jersey. tole. Aug. 1,1 141.60 GX";. Borough Clerk Wed ond Frl till I u n\ (21) Take port In or abet the Nt.Jel AUGUST II S- Said tole shall be sublecl lo the Copies ot Ihe Conlroct Documents ploying of any games involving thrown AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING may be obtained by prequolifled bid appointment of loies tor the current BOROUGH OF RED BANK or other wise propelled ot>|ects such as THE ACQUISITION OF A TRUCK The Chancellors Drum & Bugle Corp., Explore Post 20 one set tolls, no trailer Call v IH MINI tiers from said Architects office upon ytor RE: Ordinance Chapter I, Article 1, entitled BUILDINGS. REPAIR. bolls, ttontt, arrows, |avtllns, horse AND CHASSIS AND A TRUCK BODY Ihe depaiil of a certified check in Ihe The Mayor ond Council hereby fix days Ul U06 alter 1 p m CLOSING OR DEMOLITION OF shoes, qolls, or model airplanes. Roll FOR USE BY THE ROAD DEPART- Boy Scouts of America, sponsored by American Legion umounlof twenty dollars {IM 001 Only a minimum price of three thousand two BUILDINGS UNFIT FOR HABITA erskatlng Is prohibited CM ore the PENN VAN 1970 - If*. IM) H P |D one complete set will be Issued to each hundred dollars (13 M0 00) lor Ihe MENT AND PIPE FOR THE RE Post 129. Legions Court, Toms River, also by VFW Post, TION, elc. (Entire Article t amended ploying of rough or comparatively don tMJorrJ outboord, swivel, flbrrgioi, bidder Subcontractors ond materl above mentioned lot ond re*erve Ihe CONSTRUCTION OF STEVENS AVE W/W/4SI and PROVIDING FOR THE gerous games such ai football and leofs hetid tunning !?,>» olmen shall eslimote from Plons and rlghl to reiert atl bldt where Ihe NUE AND GOLF STREET IN THE Bricktown, N.J., presents the Jersey Shore Championship, REMEDIES AND PROCEDURE IN baseball All of these octivities are pro 701 147 U79 I'rolecl Manual Issued to the principal htgheit it nol accepted hiblled enceol In designated areas.. BOROUOH OF WEST LONG contractor!. CONNECTION WITH ACTION BRANCH, MONMOUTH COUNTY, in competition. 12 Drum & Bugle Corps, at Toms River SAILING OINGHY I MberglOl A meeting of the Mayor ond Coun THEREUNDER IN THE BOROUGH in) Ride0 horse, nor bring or walk !t*"-0F MEW J«"V AMD AU- Mohogof'y. Uli The lull amount of the depoiit will cil of the Borough of Oceonporl will be OF RED BANK. MONMOUTH COUN a horse through ttw park North High School, Old Freehold ltd., Toms River, Dona- •47 iij/ aiiti < p •<• be refunded to each bonafldc bidder held on Thursday. August 17, 1971 at the TV. NEW JERSEY Section ] While In o public park or upon the return of the Plans and Borough Hall, 37 J Monmoulh tions: Adults: $2. Senior Citizens, $1.50. Students: $1. This SlLVERTOH 197? V - Cabin (n.iir- recreation orea, all persons ihall con KRiss; 8KVSTSSE,,U: Protect Manual In good order within Boulevard. Oceonport. New Jersey ot In the Matter ot (.horning thai ouct themselves In a proper ond order llybrldge. depth finder, iwu | <>m ten (101 days after the opening ol bldi eight o'clock In Ihe evening, prevailing Buildings located on Property Shown lymonner ond In particular, no parson year Ihe Chancellors are honoring all Rescue Squads, passes, like new drapes, stove, carpet time, al which time Ihe Mayor ond (SURPLUS). Nun bidden shall be refunded one half on the TON Map oi Block 9/ Lot 70 arid Ing. sleeps lour, viif radio Also ntinl. Council shall uc RID BANK premises and cuddy Mercury Sales ond Service, ir-tifwrifut 110%) Ot the bid crackers, or explosives of Inflamabie Sleven* Avenue and Golf 5treel In Ihe Rf: OreXMMce Chester I, Article I. Discount Marine Supplies - all under 1b) Nolorlied affidavit covering Assessed Owntrt Estate ol Elli material, or disrhorge them or throw entitle* IUILOINOS. REPAIR, CLOS Borough ol West Long Branch. Mon one roof ivequaliflcotlon. obetn Bonnltler, deceased. Norma them Into ony such ar eat from lands or mouth County, state of New Jersey Highlands Fire Auxiliary will hold a Bazaar from 10-4 at IHO OR DEMOLITION OF BUILD Hack, Esq attorney for Ettale TWIN LIGHT MARINE (c) Surety Company's certificate highways odlacent thereto This pro Section 3. Thai the sum of Hi.iw 00 covering the (urn I thirty uf the Controct INCS UNFIT FOR HABITATION, etc. the Fire House. PLANTS, FOOD, CRAFTS, It GAMES 14* Hwy M East Krunsburg. N J Ifnttrt Article I -MIW«M ll/M/*i>, Parties In Interest Fredrlcka L hlbltion Includes any olhar lubstance be ond the some Is hereby appropriated Bond 71/ HW ON PROVIDING FOR THI REME Taylor, IIS4 Prospect PI . Brooklyn or compound which would be danger for the purpose* sel forth In Section I FOR KIDS! Admission: Free. Anyone wishing to donate d) Listing of corporate stock N.V.IIIIJ: DonoidL Thompson. I] WANTED U V bottom uluminum DIES AND PROCEDURE IN COM ous from any ot the foregoing itand hereof lobe ollocoiedos follow* holders Hone* Drive. Amltyvllle, N Y , Jesse car top boat und equipment points At the discretion ot the Govern A Dump truck (chassis . U.1SO00 usable articles may do so by calling 291-5465. All parties bidding Ihe work, or any Bannister. MS Livonia Ave Brooklyn. 747 164* Ing Body, oermlh moy be given (or B. Truck body 3,775 64 portion thereof, or suppliers of maferl UNDER IN THE BOROUOH OF RID N Y 1171} Dorothy Green, ca Norma conducting properly supervised tire C.PIpe IJ/4 ji uts or olher goods necessary ond re BANK, MONMOUTH COUNTY, HEW Flea Market-Antique Show by Women's Guild St. 19M 79 UlHKHSUM COOm Cruittf JIRIIV. Hock. Esa UOSthAv* N Y .N Y 100» workiln detlonaiedpark areai Section 3. It I* hereby found, de with flying bridge, foui berths, head loled lo Ihe completion of Ihe prolecl (]) Bring a dog or other domestic In me Matter et ChortlM thot Build Pursuant to the above entitled or irrmined ond declared by this Council Mary Armenian Church, 1184 Ocean Ave., Elberon 10-5 ond galley, motor rxfiirrii cabin shall comply wllh provision! of all pub anlmol Inlo Ihe pork unless II It lnfs ItcaHt: M Preatftv Shewn In ttte dinance ond N.J S 404*77, Com needs work Baiguln Call '4/ JI09 lie laws pertaining to Ihe public works leashed A person bringing o dog or A. That an appropriation wo* con Tn Me* as Bleck I) Let u «tf fMina pialnl and Notice were duly served by Rain date Aug. 26th Space: $7.00. 776-8333 after 5 P.M. including provisions Of P L 197S. c 177 domcillc animal Into Ihe park shall be olned In a •UM known as 71 Bonk Streel fcelnt M certified mall, return recelpl re lolned In a budget or budgets of Ihe (Supplemental lo PL 1945, c let) required to observe usuol sanitary con Borough here ttw Nerth SMt •! lank Slreel. Is Until quitted, upon parties In Intereit. Es B g herelotorlt e adopteadopted under the 154 Recreational Law Against Discrimination " dlllons ond to lee that dogs ore "Ctl 2nd Annual Car Wash, Bake Sale, Bazaar, benefit of ttr Hwifiw Habila1l**i. Occupancy, ar tale of Elliabeth Bonnlsler. deceased "Capitol Fund Balance (Su(Slr ) The Boord of Education reserves curbed " that there Is now available in sold op Vehicles UM. Norma Hock, Esq , Fredrlcko Taylor Ihe (Ighl to waive immaterial in (I) Solicit almi or contributions lor pf oprlollon the wm ot HS.000 00. which Monmouth Day Care Center, at MDCC, I W. Bergen PI., ORDER Donald L. Thompson. Jtsse Banniiter any purpose, whether public or private, *ald sum I* hereby appropriated (or Ihe RV VEHICLE INSURANCE ond Dorothy Green, and heorlng was Red Bank, 9-4 Information: 741-4313. p TO: The following known owners ond without permission having been given purpose* described In Section 1, here f REE quotes and binder\ by pliune icheduled for July P.1971, ond the sold proposal* lor parties In intern! of Ihe obove pre by the Governing Body 'AII roLL F«et KOmiiSi mlttt. parties In Interest, huvlnu received no AUGUST 2t day* after Ihe bid opening (5) Build or attempt lo build o flrt. B That tht estimated maximum Assessed Owners Ike by publication, lolled to appear MONACO TRAILI R IVf). J] . lleepi BV ORDER OF No perton shall drop, throw or other omovnl lo be raised from all sources by Obrle ft Beatrice Boss Al O result of examination by the Hoxie Bros. Circus, under the world's largest, round six to eight Self container) llalnlttl The Township of Holmdel wist scatter lighted molchei, burning the Borough for Ihe purposes stoled In 77V Broadway Building Inspector. II hoi been de steel sink, lour burner slove, heating Boord ol Education clgorettes or cigars, tobacco paper or Section I, hereof I* W5.OO0 DO tent. One show 7:30 P.M. Woodrow WUson Homes Recrea- Newark, N.J 07100 lermlned and It hereby found lhat the lystem Separate bedroom, spare lire Township ot Holmdel other Intlomoble material within any Section 4. Thl* Ordinance shall Parties In Interest obove captioned premises li Injurious ond hub top Can be hooked to sew Monmoulh County, New Jertey port or on any highways, roodi, or loke effect twenty 170) days otler the tion Field, Long Branch. Special reduced price tickets on Borough of Red Bank to the health ond safety of the residents efoge system Excellent condition Mrs Lucille Schuiler ilreeti abutting or contiguous thereto. Hrst publication ond offer final passage Municipal Building. of Ihe Borough of Red Bank and con ttTOO bul negolluble 177 1180 Secretory (•) Enter on areo posted as pursuant lo low sale through Sat., Aug. 19th, at Harry's Luncheonette, IJMonmoutti Streel tains delects therein Increasing Ihe Aug I 171 » Closed lo Iht Public", nor ihall any *»q * 174 00 Red Bank, N J 07701 hoiord of fire ond other calamities Brighton Ave., West End, Krauszer Dairy Store, Wall St., MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT person UM. or abet In the use of any Pursuant lo the above entitled or lock at ventilation, lack of sanitary Prices hard lo beat area In violation ot posted notices West Long Branch, Homestead Pharmacy, Broadway, ^______Coll 779 04 77 227 Highlands dtnonceondN JS to «VI7,Complaint facilities and. In addition, contains Ihe 250 Other Public defecli as sel forth In tht obove m^n 17) Gambit, or portlclpalt in or MUST SELL - Motor home. 1977 Win Honed ordinance under Chapter I, Aril abcl ony gome of chance except In such Notices (Uptown), Mazzacco's Pharmacy, Prospect Ave. k Ace oreoi os under such regulations oi may neboga. M Chieftain, rear both, like quested, upon the owners and parlies In Cle 1, Section I which paragraph is bt designated by Iht Governing Body Pharmacy, Broadway (Downtown). Children: $2.25. new, 71S0 miles Paid llt.OOO, asking Interest, Obrle & Beatrice Bass, ond mode o port hereof as though fully set (I) Sleep or protractedly lounge on 116,500 Call 741 M4I approved tht variance _ . Borough ot Red Bank, respectively, forth herein. tht seats or benches or other oreoi or Adults: $3 25 Tickets purchased on Circus Day, Child, signed to odd on a family room on Ihe ond hearing was scheduled for July It. VOLKSWAGEN VAN 19/1 Rebuilt The conclusion of Ihe Building In engage In loud, boltliroui, threaten rear ot enisling house this resolution l»71, ond the said owners and parlies in m $3.00. Adults, $4.00. No reserved seats. engine. J.QOO miles, looks, runs good ipector Is thai the building, because ol Ing. abusive Insulllng or Indecent Ion it on tile ot the office of the Board ot Interest, having received notice by CIVIL ACTION Has bed IKK> '41 A}7t the obove conditions, should be de guogeor engage in any disorderly con Adlustmrnl In Borough Hall publication, foiled lo appear. mollshed NOTICE OF PUBLICATION AUGUST 16 J Oncill duel or behavior tending to breach the STEVEN B.PORTNOFF. ESQ A* a resull of nomination by the II H, on this JSIh day ot July, 1*71, public ptoce Aug I WOO Building Inspector. II has been de OROFRFD. that the Estate of Elli A Professional Corporation Sixth Annual Atlantic Highlands Arts & Crafts Show, SPECIAL (f) Fall to produce and exhlbil ony lermlned ond is hereby found lhat the obelh Bonnltler, deceased, Norma Crotg Road Professional Building permit from the Governing Body he 30O NOTICES above captioned premises Is ln|urlous Hock. Etq. owners of Ihe told pre P D Box 109 Park area, across from Borough Hall, First Ave., 10 A M. claims to hove upon recjueil of ony 234 Matawan Borough to ihe heolth and sotety ol Ihe residents mlses. repair, oiler ond Improve said Freehold, Ntw Jersey 07771 author I ltd person who sholl desire to to 5 P.M. Exhibitor Space $5.00 Call 872-1116 or 291-2444 of the Borough of Red Bank ond con- premises within I] days of the dole ot (»1)7W3777 Inspect the tame for tht purpose of NOTICf taint defect! therein Increasing the Ihlt Order. Altarney for Plalnlllt enforcing compliance with any or OCTOBER I TAKE NOTICE that Peter haiord of fire ond other calamities, Plaintiff Ill) further ORDERED, thol If sold dinonce a< rule In tht matter ol Ihe Application of tOST - White mlied breed dog. Sokowskl ond Motto Sodowski. his lock of venlllollon, lock of sanitary owner foils to repolr. alter or Improve Organizing Painting Tour to Rutland, Vermont, for a wife, obtained a miner subdivision ond lotllltkrs and, in addition, contains the (10) Disturb or interfere un ANGEL LUIS RIVAS. an Inlonl by his ihe sold building within (he above spec reasonably with ony perton or party Guordlon, ad Llttm. CARMEN L. CO i l k defects oi sel lorth In the above men llled lime they shall be required lo week, $230 includes instruction, transportation, lodging, tlonedordinance under Chapter I. Aril occupying any area or participating In LOM, tor leove lo a*Hrme the nome oi remove or demolish the said building ony activity under Ihe authority ot a meals and critiques. Call 842-1700. Tax Map located on Aberdeen flood, (It I, Section I, which paragraph It within J0 days at the dottot this Order l«h, 1971 oi 9 oo a m In the forenoon, -.LOST - Apricot Poodle, In Eott Matawan. New Jersey on July 10.1971 made a port hereof at Ihowehlully set tl Is further ORDERED. Ihol it the lilt Expose or offer for tale ony ANGEL LUIS RIVAS. an Infant by hi* NOVEMBER 3 (teomburaareathree week* t oily whu A copy Of the resolution granting form herein sold ownert fall to remove or demolish article or thing, nor sholl he Motion or Guordlon. ad I Item. CARMEN L. CO Called me. plfatr coll again May b* laid tubdlvlson and variance moy be said building In accordance wllh thli Tht conclusion of the Building In ptoce ony stand, cort, or vehicle tor Ihe LON. iholl apply la the Monmoulh Middletown Township P.B.A. Local 124 Annual Ball, my dog. 7|/9T« Rtwo'd inverted between the hours of t 00 order, demolition will be carried out In Spec lor Is lhat the building, because of ironiportollon, salt, or display of ony County Court In the County Court AM ond 4 CC P M ot the Molawon a monner continent with the slondords Lady i handbou. wllh len the above tondlllont, should be dc such or title or thing Exception It here House In Iht Borough of Freehold, New Shore Casino, Atlantic Highlands. Full course dinner, Borough Municipal Building. ISO Main ami proclkes generally employed In Umentol voluoble* Roy fluger*. Mid mollthed made at to ony regularly llrented con Jersey for a Judgment outhorlilng Street. Metowon, New Jersey Ihls community In tht demolition in continuous music, floor show, featuring "The tflelown Reward 717 WSI It It, on thll 77th (toy ot July. l?Jl, cesilonalre octlng by ond under Ihe ANGEL LUIS RIVAS lo assume the Dl I FUfOl PAULA. SSQS dustry tor such purpOMt. ORDERED, Mat Obrle ft BeatrUe authority ond regulation ot the Govern nome ANGEL LUISCOLON LOST - Solid gray molt'cal, red iol Marvelettcs" For tickets, see any Middletown Township Attorney for Peter takowtkl Boss, owners of Ihe sold premises, rt GERALD V MENNA Ing Body. Mr. SCO Bright vklnllv Reward ond Mario Sofcowtfci h/w polr. alter ond Improve said premises STEVENB PORTNOFF flu lifting Iniptctor (17) Paste, alue, lock or olhtrwlse Police Officer or call 671-4700. Augvsf I li 40 within ISdoys ot the dov ot thll Order, Attorney tof Appllconl Awg i.l m» pott ony sign, placard, odvertlMment. Aug I WM Snuffy Smith Dennis ihe Menace SHREWSBURY, N j TuEsnAY AUQUST s. 1978 The Drily Regitfer 17

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Beetle Bailey WAKE UP! PA(?N.' WHY I WAS THE I kVA6 JUST SIGNING HAVIN& PIP HE FIRST PO6 EVER A SILL MAKIN& IT CREAM.' WAKE ME ELECTEP ILLEGAL TO BE A UP?/ PRESlPENT CAT THE UNITUP The DrilyRfgirtri SHREWSBURY, NJ TUFSDAY, AUGUST B 1978 Fans just want rock from Patti Smith By Slivei L. Ubelkla trance on cue from the last line u the muo tbeme (or a rock cut She employs basic rock Ms. Smith saved "Because Krai on bass, Bruce Brody on of the movie, "I Choose movie, "Spice Hookey", and and roll chords and the tradi- the Night" which she co-wrote Keyboards, and Hay Dee ASBURYPARK-ltwasa Earth!" Sporting brown cor- the tune die claims u her fa- tional driving beat, which, with Bruce Springsteen, for Dougherty on drums, 1* no- perfect night lor Patti Smith. duroy levis, .a leopard print vorite on the album, "Kth when coupled with her poetry, late in the show, although not where near as slick, but it was 10 perfect thit it bordered on blouse and matching tie, she floor". is stark to the point of for her finale. She performed never once intended to be the cliche The log-enshrouded told the audience, "Greetings, Thi» Is Patti'i first major monotony, but always the hit single with restraint, Convention Hall served as an Asbury My name is Patti tour since being seriously in- energetic considering this was her first ancient and mystic temple (or Smith. I'm from South Jersey jured In a (all off a Tampa Kla It's clear that Ms Smith is visit to Springsteen's adopted BIG BAND the girt described as the "High Those stricken with territorial- stage last year. As a result she serious about her music and hometown, and f more excit Priestess o! Punk Rock " iUs will know what I'm talkui' held her gyrations in check, her art. (She is a filmmaker, Ing version of the song might After a warm-up by the about " Even before she had and was even mildly Intolerant actress, and has just had her have been appreciated. It is, DANCING Ramones, Ms Smith's portion finished her first number, of audience antics first book of poetry published ) by far, her most conventional Wednesday Night at t ot the program began with a "Rock and Roll Nigger," from At one point, someone Still, her use of the arty film to song, and it is certain that rather arty film leaturing Ms her latest album, "Easter," threw what appeared to be a open her show may be faulted: Springsteen had a heavy hand Holiday Inn Smith in an unfurnished room, the fans were pushing madly bouquet, It caught her square- it clearly meant less to the In seeing to that Rt 36, Monmouth Parkway wearing bUlowing sleepwear to gel to the front of the stage. ly In the chest, and she threw it audience than her live pres- Among the so-called "New West Long Branch The soundtrack, although a angrily to the stage, declaring ence did, or they would have Uncharacteristically, the Wave" rock groups, Bill Admission 13.00 montage of wildly unrelated in a mixture of punk defiance listened attentively Her fans bouncers provided by concert Nelson's Be Bop Deluxe is per- sounds, was primarily devoted and genuine annoyance, "Cut were there for rock and roll promoter John Scher did not haps the slickest The Paul to PatU's recitation of her it out. I ain't in the mood for it Art movie fantasies only serve IS 671-5512 attempt to resist the on- Smith Group, consisting of poetry. Unfortunately, the tonight." to disturb such an audience. slaught Lenny Kaye on guitar, Ivan words were inaudible over the Ms Smith obliged the Ms. Smith's music, while Nevertheless, it was insistent screams and whistles crowd with hefty doses from laced with obscenity and courageous of her to live up to from the audience "Easter," including "Privilege schizophrenic lyrics, never- her vision of how the concert theless betrays an inherent tal- PATH SMITH Ms. Smith made her en- (Set Me Free)", which served should proceed, even if the Itt-UO TIL 2:3OP.M. 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