Marijuana —An American tragedy By JOHN BARBOUR More significantly 17 percent in this age use of amother widely available drug, "Drugs, Parents and Children: The openly as soft drinks. Rock concerts are First of a lerle. group are current users — up from alcohol. The combination is dulling the Three-Way Connection." clouded with the brown haze and sweet There Is an epidemic loose upon seven percent in 1972. senses of a growing number of young "When you come up against drugs, smell of grass. It is equated with free- America's children. Unlike the plague Of young Americans, 18-tS, 68 Americans, reaching now to the earliest most important is the knowledge that dom of choice and growing up In the or smallpox or cholera that has wiped percent, more than two out of three, ages of junior high school, kids just out you can indeed do something. You can eyes of some teenagers. out generations In the past, this have used marijuana, up from 48 of the grammar school playground, a almost always turn your children from For a long time, there were ques- epidemic maims rather than kills. percent in 1972. Again more significant- few not quite out. drugs. And If you don't, who else will?" tions about the health hazards of mari- Individually, it robs a person of ly 40 percent of This age group are Nor is it any longer an urban or The difficulty Is that many parents juana. If one study found it harmful, the awareness and stifles pride. In the fami- current users. That's four out of 10 — suburban phenomenon. In rural areas, next found It no worse than cigarettes. ly, it magnifies problems that already and of those, two out of three admit they three out of 10 young adults are current are ambivalent or confused about mari- juana, a product of wavering attitudes If one study warned about possible ef- exist. Nationally, it steals the country's use the drug five or more days a month. marijuana users. fects on the sex organs, the next one in society itself toward the drug in the greatest resource — the formative Marijuana use is heavier among The evidence is readily visible - found it no worse than alcohol. sixties and seventies. years of its brightest, most imaginative males, but the difference is rapidly dis- millions of drunk or stoned young Amer- This is settling out now. Over 400 people, its children, the pedestal for the solving. The U.S. Department of Health icans whose families must cope with Its use is woven intimately into the separate chemicals have been identified future. and Human Services estimates that in this growing hazard. But it is not a lives of youngsters today. It is available in the marijuana plant. The mind-alter- Of young Americans, 12 to 17, federal the next few years as many females as problem without solution The difficulty at school and after-school hangouts. ing chemical is called delta-9- figures show 31 percent, almost one of males may smoke the drug. is in getting down to doing something Rock music is laden with drug refer- tetrahydrocannabinol or THC It is three, have used marijuana. That is Nor does marijuana use exist alone. about i\. As early aa 1872, Mitchell Ro- ences. Head shops proliferate all over more than double the figure for 1972. It frequently goes hand in hand with the senthal and Ira' Mothner reported in the nation, selling drug paraphernalia as See Marijuana, page 5 The Daily Register >l on mo ii ill County's Great Home Newspaper VOL. 103 NO. 209 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 9,1981 20 CENTS Man blames himself prior to execution MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. (AP) - Joking with his guards and blaming himself for his fate, 24- year-old Steven T. Judy went willingly to his death in Indiana's black oak electric chair early today for murdering a mother and her three small children nearly two years ago. "I don't hold no grudges. This is my doing, sorry it happened," were the last words of the blond, blue-eyed murderer before two powerful surges of electricity wracked his body and he was pronounced dead at 12:12 a.m. CST. "He was very relaxed, I don't think it hurt," said his foster father, Robert R. Carr. "When It hit him, he flinched. Then you could see move- ment In his fingers." Judy, who resisted appeals, saying be pre- ferred death to life in prison, became the fourth person executed in this country since the U.S. Supreme Court revived the death penalty In 1976. His was the first execution in 20 years in Indiana's BACK IN OPE RAT ION — Crowds mill In front of Caesars Boardwalk Regency electric chair, made from wood that once served Hotel In Atlantic City yesterday when the casino was called safe after false as a gallows. extortion-bomb theat caused Its total evacuation. Department of Corrections spokesman Tom Uanlon said Judy was "very calm" and walked the six paces from bis holding cell to toe chair "very quietly" and unassisted Just after mid- Evacuation order has night. Carr said that before Judy was taken to the chair, -he had received a final phone call from a girl in Texas named "Jeanne." He then asked for casino officials curious "photos of his new haircut" where he had been shaved to make room for an electrode, which was ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Caesars Police also roasted several shop- soaked in salt brine to make It more conductive. Boardwalk- Regency executives ate keepers and scores of homeowners within "They sent for a photographer and took the FOU DEATH PENALTY — Arthur Jones, center, of Chicago emphatically strassei his "curious" about a unprecedented State a one block of the Boardwalk casino hotel. pictures be wanted," Carr added. point during a pro-death penalty demonstration late last night at the Indiana State Prison Police order to dear their 504-room casino No bombs were found, no ransom was Attorney Steven L. Harris, who witnessed the where murderer Steven Judy was electrocuted a few hours later. hotel following a $6.5-milllon written ex- paid and Caesars' casino and hotel opera- execution from behind a glass partition along with tortion thrlat. tions returned to normal by 11:30 p.m. Carr and state officials, said that as Judy walked Caesars World Inc. spokesman Herbert yesterday, officials said. to the chair, he pointed to where his. trousers bad L. Wolfe said executives "might have State Police and Caesars officials re- been cut so another electrode could be attached to something more to say later this week" fused to discuss the details of the threats. his leg. and quipped. "I'm going to sand the state Hijackers take plane about the yesterday morning evacuation But police sources said an extortionist of Indiana a bill for $15 ." which sent 1,200 employees and 750 guests sent several letters in the past few weeks Just before be was strapped Into the chair and onto the Boardwalk and streets for about demanding *6.5 million for the location of blindfolded, Hanlon said, Judy took off his J* hoars. 18 remote-controlled explosive charges wristwatch and asked that It be given to a fellow to Syria, press demands "The information we gathered from a supposedly planted while the casino hotel death row Inmate who waThls closest friend. number of sources Indicated to us this was was being built in 1S78 and early l»7t. Then Judy was strapped In, the guards backed DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) - The hijackers of a would relay the demands to his government The a hoax, "Wolfe said. City Police Inspector Neil Kane said away, "there was a pause for about 10 seconds, Pakistani airliner, after a seven-day standoff In three hijackers, who on Friday killed one of taasr However, State Police Superintendent police had a psychological profile based on and he was electrocuted," Harris said. Afghanistan, took the plane and more than 100 hostages, a Pakistani diplomat, set no deadline. Clinton L Pagano, who ordered the 1138- the extortionists' letters and believed him Hanlon said two surges of electricity were hostages to Damascus during the night and re- Earlier while still in Afghanistan the hijackers million facility evacuated, termed the to be a white male in his 40s. Kane said the sent through Judy's body -first a charge of 2,300 newed their demands for release of Imprisoned demanded the release of « prisoners, and the threats "an unusual situation" Important extortionist has some knowledge of the volts for 10 seconds, then a charge of 500 votts for foes of Pakistani President Mohammed Zia ul- Pakistani government offered to free 15 But on enough to alert Gov. Brendan T. Byrne. area and probably is mentally ill. 20 seconds. Sunday It rounded up more than 120 members of "I have the authority (and) I exercised Off-duty police were called In, volun- State law calls for Warden Jack Duckworth to four hours of negotiations by radio with the late Prime Minister Zulfikar All Bhutto's It," Pagano said "People today are very teer ambulance squads were put on alert pull the switch that triggers the lethal current, Pakistani diplomats and Syrian security officers Pakistan People's Party Including Bhutto's sensitive about safety in casinos. We've and extra doctors and nurses waited at the but Hanlon refused to confirm who had dons it. In the. Damascus control tower, the hijackers widow and daughter. seen bombing. We've seen fires." nearby Atlantic City Medical Center. "Reporters, in accordance with Indiana law, were demanded freedom for other members of their In Islamabad, a government spokesman said Employees and guests were quietly .. Guests, gamblers and employees took kept far from the death scene in another part of anti-ZIa group and an end to government propa- President Zla asked a number of beads of state to asked to leave, and hundreds of morning Pagano's order in stride by walking the the prison. ganda against their organisation, airport sources Intervene in the crisis, citing "the plight of the gamblers were denied gaming access to boardwalk, joking from behind barricades Hanlon said Judy's body was released to the reported. hostages who have been suffering from physical tables and slot machines, as tight-lipped and milling around a nearby junior high county coroner. Judy's foster mother, Mary Carr, freedom was demanded specifically for exhaustion and mental torture now for the eighth FBI agents, state troopers and policemen school opened as temporary shelter. said Judy would be buried Thursday. Nasser Gamal aad the family of Salamullah day." waited for the extortionist's noon-time See Caesars, page! Gov. Robert D. Orr, who had waited at his Khan, but no Information about them was Im- The hostages, who include three American deadline to pass. mediately available. men and two other resident, of the United States, See Electrocute*, Pakistani Ambassador Sarfaras Khan said he See Hijackers, page I Water — Troubled resource The inside Story EDITOR'S NOTE - This first of five And those problems include waste - "We have a problem with our THE WEATHER articles oe problems wtta ttw aattea's by Individuals, by businesses and by priorities. We're not going to panic until water sapply •reseats aa overview ef aging municipal systems that may leak we have a really bad situation." Partly cloMly today. Lows la tae low JSi aadklghsM as much water as they deliver Waste The Water Resources Cornell, an to 41. Fair tonight aad partly that comes because people take cheap, Independent agency which coordinates Complete report, page S. By LOUISE COOK clean water for granted until there Is a water development and planning pro- Associated Press Writer drought. grams, said in a 1978 report that there Aceeal oa the mlaiatan i The drought Is over. The water short- Last month's storms, which dumped were "critical problems" with the na- Dr. Joyce »•• W' age is just beginning. snow on parched Midwestern fields and tion's water supply. Among them: NCAA cage leaney scedmgs... The seemingly contradictory poured rain into nearly empty reser- There are localised problems of In- DePaal tee classy for Irish statements point up an important fact voirs in the Northeast, eaaed the im- adequate supplies of surface water In about the state of the nation's water mediate problem. The arrival of the streams, rivers and reservoirs In all 21 supply. "It's not just drought," says storms not only brought desperately water resources regions of the United Advice.. It DAILY REGISTER;;. Wanda Pbelan of the U.S. Water Re- needed moisture. It also showed that the States More than 10 percent of the Births... 7 PHONE NUMBERS sources Council. "We've got water weather pattern that caused the un- subregions. mainly in the Midwest and ...... 7 Mala Office Mt-eNt problems." usually dry December and January was Southwest, will have serious trouble by Classified 15-11 Toil Free '. fllJjfJt Those problems Include surface wa- changing. theyearJOOO Comics 14 Toll FreeMMHt ter supplies that are. not big enough to "We're moving into an encouraging Ground water, in underground for- Editorials • Classified Dept HUM meet the demands of population and situation of more moisture and rain," mations known as aquifers, is being Lifestyle l,» Clrcalatioa Dept IU Hal Industrial growth, underground water said Dr. Richard E. HaUgren, director used faster than it can be replenished, Make A Date It Sportp s Dept.p - supplies that are being pumped dry, and of the National Weather Service. particularly in the High Plains area. Movie Timetable MMdletowa Bareaa... «71-ast pollution that threatens the quality of As the waters rose, the fears re- Some two million people get their water 4 4114* the water we da have. ceded. Memories of last summer's from the the Ogallala Aquifer, a 226,000- U-U.lt Leag Branch Sanaa ILLUSTRATES PROBLEM — Carrol Saboe. chief of Those problems include a mase of shriveled crops began to fade. The wa- square-mile system from Texas to South It State Bareaa.... the hvdroloolc Information unit, U.S. Geological Sur- bureaucracy and a web of overlapping ter-conservation measures that seemed Dakota.. But so much water has been pumped from the system that the water1 vey uses steamflow and reservoir storage map to local,,state and federal agencies that so Important lost some of their urgency. j Smart Hassans People often seem to make water planning and table to falling by 3 feet a year In some PrMsmLjarTklBkYoaAreT Use Front Page Readers for Illustrate the quantity and quantv of the nation's water "Water's lust not a really sexy subject Ft P Rd f management impossible. until you're out of it," says Ms. Pbelan. Sea Water, page I CalllHRTHRIGHT, 747-2423. fast results. Call 14*4000. supplies.

,\ 2 Thel>aily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 9,1981 Reagan writes missionaries TION "The Lord Is good. He makes no mis- LANCASTER, Pa. (AP) - President Re- "Please accept my condolences at the agan offered his sympathy to the family of tragic death of your son in Colombia," the takes," she added. slain missionary Chester A. Bitterman III in president wrote, according to The Lancaster "We believe God allowed this to happen a letter that also pledged "to resist terrorist Intelligencer-Journal. "All Americans can for reasons of His own," said her husband, Conservationists bitter blackmail." ! be proud of your son's dedication and his Chester A. Bitterman Jr. WASHINGTON - Interior Secretary James G. Watt is Bitterman, 18, a Bible translator in commitment to service In Colombia." Craig Bitterman, 21, who is attending doing what he was expected to do with 550 million acres of BogoU, Colombia, was shot through the Grant Bitterman, one of the victim's sev- Columbia Bible College, S.C., as did his slain public land, and conservation groups say their worst night- heart Saturday by guerrillas who kidnapped en younger brothers and sisters, said a me- brother, said the killing made him fed "the mares are becoming cold reality. But the country's oil and gas the father of two Jan. 19. morial service for his brother, who was need for missionaries more strongly than drillers, ranchers and developers say the Reagan adminis- He was slain shortly after the members of buried Saturday In Colombia, would be held ever before." tration is just fulfilling the mandate of the 1980 election -> to the group M-19 declared time had run out on at Calvary Independent Church. No date had But U.S. Rep. Robert S. Walker, a Lan- unshackle private enterprise. Since taking office. Watt has their ultimatum that the Summer Institute of been set. caster native, called the killing "a disgust- sped up government leasing of public lands for energy de- Linguistics, where Bitterman worked, leave "We don't always understand the ways of ing act of Inhumanity.'' velopment and called a halt to expansion of the national park the country. •*"* God, but we can accept It," he said. "We BiHerman's wife, Brenda, of Glen Burnie, - system. The institute, which denied the guerrillas' really don't want to answer any more ques- Md , who is also employed at the institute, • To bowls of protests, Watt reversed a Carter adminis- accusation that it was a CIA front, refused. tions. We will be more than happy to talk was on her way back to the United SUtes tration action and made it possible that some of Northern "At this time of terrible sadness, I hope later, but please give us a chance to re- Jenrette, D-S.C, told re- have moved out," Rail- to block sea law treaty porters last month that a sback said in interviews for 21 Israeli crewmen lobbyist made such Upes with The Associated UNITED NATIONS (AP) - The sea law to have seen it through." and said the story would Press and The Washing- treaty which most nations expected tocom - One Washington official said the shift was NEW YORK (AP) - Hampered by taken to lifeboats," came the SOS, accord- be coming out soon. ton Post. plete at a U.N. meeting opening today is made to increase "flexibility." gale-force winds and violent seas, Coast Ing to station spokesman Earl Johnson • •• going to be blocked because the Reagan "When you change the top,yo u give the Guard crews searched through the night Crewmen reportedly jumped into two Mrs. Parkinson's . new man a free band," be said. estranged' husband, SAN FRANCISCO administration wanU a better deal for U.S. for 21 crewmen of an Israeli cargo ship life rafts and two life boats as the ship (AP) - Actor Ed Asaer mining companies, and Third World coun- In seeking to revise the most con- (hat sank off Bermuda. Three crewmen sank at about 9:15 a.m. Hank, said in an in- troversial section of the treaty, the Reagan terview that he believes drummed up support for tries are reported "mad as bell." were killed. Johnson said he spoke with the ship for the Equal Rights Amend- The SUte Department announced last administration is acting on a Republican Eleven crewmen were pulled from the some time and notified the Coast Guard. his wife is the woman to campaign plank reflecting the concern of whom Mrs. Jenrette re- ment and criticized the week that the new administration had "seri- 55 degree seas after the bulk carrier He said the Mezada gave iU exact location Reagan administration's ous problems " with the proposed treaty's U.S. mining interests that the treaty nego- Mezada went down yesterday 96 miles in its first SOS and asked all ships in the ferred. Rep. Thomas B. tiations, now in their seventh year, inhibited Evans Jr., R-Del., a lead- anti-abortion stance at a provisions for mining of the deep seabeds southeast of Bermuda, said Coast Guard area come to its aid. - women's rights rally that beneath international waters, the most con- U.S. "exploitation of the seabed for its abun- Petty Officer Edward Girard in New Waves 18 to 24 feet high and winds ing spokesman in the dant mineral resources." House for President Re- drew about 2,900 people troversial section of the complex pact. York. reaching 47 knots complicated the rescue agan, met twice with to Golden Gate Park. "We want to improve assured access for "Too much-concern has been lavished on Eight-to 10 people were reported seen attempt, Girard said. During .the night, White House political ad- Asner, star of television's private industry to mine the deep seabed," nations unable to carry out seabed mining "holding onto debris with their life "flares and 'nightsuns' were being used to visers after reports link- "Lou Grant" series, said explained one U.S. official, who declined to with insufficient attention paid to gaining jackets on." Petty Officer Greg Creedon illuminate the area," he said. ing him with Mrs he found it difficult to be identified. early American access to it," the party pUt- said life ratU were dropped in the vicinity, Johnson said he learned before the ship Parkinson started to sur- reconcile Reagan's sup Secretory of SUte Alexander M. Haig Jr. form said. but rough seas apparently were keeping sank that the vessel had damaged a hatch the men from getting Into them. face late last week. port for what he called ordered U.S. negotiators "to seek to insure At issue are the billions of dollars worth cover in a storm several days ago and was miliUry terrorism in El that negotiations do not end at the present Neither the Coast Guard nor the Navy trying to make it to Norfolk, Vs., for Rep. Tom Railsback, of fist-sized nodules of nickel, copper, cobalt had sighted the remaining sailors after the repairs tomorrow. Salvador with the presi- session of the conference pending a policy and other minerals scattered on the sea floor R-Ill., held a news con- dent's concern for the un- review by the United SUtes government." rescues. Girard said he held out hope that Israeli officials said the ship was bokad ference Friday in Illinois born. "The crocodile is Yesterday, on the eve of the 10th round of at depths of up to 20,000 feet. the others were still alive, but cool tem- from the Israeli port of Ashdod to Balti- to acknowledge that he, weeping," he said Satur- negotiations, Reagan fired the acting chief U.S., Japanese and West European corpo- peratures stirred fears that more crew more, but it was not known when the ship Evans and Sen. Dai day. U.S. negotiator and about six of his top aides. rations have spent millions of dollars in de- members would die of exposure before was due. Qwyle, a member of the ' * Reagan replaced Ambassador George H. veloping the technology to scrape those they could be rescued. • House at the time, shared Sponsored by the Na- One of the survivors was pulled from tional Organization for Aldrich with James Malone, whose appoint- nodules off the seabed and want guarantees The ship, carrying a load of poUsh, the ocean by a Navy helicopter and the a house with Mrs. ment as an assistant secreUry of sUte is of proflUble exploiUtion of the deposits. But began taking on water early yesterday and Parkinson during a golf- Women, the day's ac- others were saved by, merchant vessels. tivities began with a rally awaiting Senate confirmation, "because he the developing countries claim the undersea sent a distress call. The SOS was picked up Creedon said one of the rescued crewmen, ing vacation in Florida in felt Malone was the best man for the job," minerals are "the common nerlUge of man- at 6:S8 a.m. EST by a Maryland Porl January 19(0. a) the Civic Center, reportedly the chief enalimf. apparently where a peaceful crowd White House spokesman Mark Wetnberg kind" and should be shared by all. Administration marine radio sUtlon In suffered a broken leg ana was Hid to be in He said that was "a gathered and marched said. Under a compromise worked out last Bsltlmort. good condition. The condition and names of big mistake." about three miles to the Aldrich said he was surprised by Re- summer in Geneva, all deep-tea mining "(We art) taking on water very fast the other rescued crewmen were not Im- "When we got to the park with police escorts. agan's acceptance of a routine resignation he would be regulateated-1>y>* by a*i International Estimate ont-hall hour. Crew memben mediately known. submitted in January, adding, "I would like Seabed Authority SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MAHCH9,1981 The Dfetify Register 3 Funding for two projects rejected

Franconero was shot twice State comes up a loser in Washington NORTH CALDWELL - No new developments were reported yesterday In the investigation of the gangland- By SKIP WOLLENBERG Byrne faulted the administration for Bob Blair, a spokesman for the Federal years to a South Carolina congressman con- style shooting of George Franconero, brother of singer Associated Press Writer saying it would not neglect real needs of Emergency Management Agency which victed in the Abscam case, has in recent Connie Francis. WASHINGTON (AP) - It wasn't one of people but then turning aside what the state turned down the drought request, said the weeks appeared unclothed in Playboy maga- An autopsy performed Saturday showed Franconero New Jersey's finest weeks in Washington. of New Jersey had put forth as a real need. agency did so based on the facts of the New zine and has described for talk show hosts a was shot twice In the face "from a distance," Essex Officials got the word last week that the There is a feeling that the two events Jersey case and not because of economic racy side of the social life In Washington. County Medical Examiner Dr. Thomas Santuro said when federal government was turning thumbs- should be regarded as coincidental rather considerations. On Thursday, Hughes said in a speech to reached at home late Saturday night. down on two project* the state was counting than as harbingers of a new trend in the But Marilyn Berry Thompson, director of the House that the city Mrs. Jenrette de- "He was shot twice In the left tide of the face - the on. state's relationship with the federal govern- the state's Washington office, said she has scribes "Is not the Washington I know." , cheek and the jowl," uld Santuro. On Monday, President Reagan's Office of ment. been told that the agency was concerned "Perhaps I haven't travelled in the right There were no other injuries on Franconero's body Management and Budget notified the state's After all, these analysts say, Reagan car- about setting a precedent. circles, but the husbands and wives I have and two "medium sized bullets" were recovered during congressional delegation it was recommend- ried New Jersey In the general elections and "They were thinking 'What is going to met In the Congress are deelpy involved in the autopsy, he said ing that Congress rescind 168 million already has chosen one of its native sons, Raymond happen when other states get in the position civic work, in raising funds for the troubled A single 32-caliber shell casing was discovered in the appropriated for a Veterans Administration Donovan, for a cabinet post. New Jersey is In'," she said. or needy, in working with our young people snow Saturday afternoon by a maintenance worker clean- medical center In Camden, N.J. Those closest to the VA project are con- She said although the governor urged and a boat of other worthy activities, or Ing up the blood-stained driveway. The project had seemed such a sure bet a vinced that they can persuade Congress — If FEMA to consider the drought declaration perhaps they are simply homemaker»," Franconero, a twice-convicted lawyer, was slain Fri- week earlier — despite the budget-cutting not the administration — to stick by Us and the aid request consecutively as separate Hughes said. • .. day morning ai he was cleaning snow off his car in front efforts Reagan was making — that a resolu- original decision to fund the Camden VA issues, the agency appeared to have been "Rita Jenrette has every right to talk of his home. tion had been introduced to name the facility hospital. frightened off by the size of the aid request. about her own life and speak for herself," be Despite fears he might be killed because of his after a war veteran from Camden County. The administration must get affirmative, Byrne wanted more than $100 million In said. "But she does not speak for me, nor far cooperation In a mob investigation, Franconero turned There was more bad news on Tuesday. votes in both the House and the Senate up assistance for pipeline construction and in- my family, nor I suspect for the great ma- down federal offers of protection. The federal disaster agency notified Gov. rescind money for the facility. terconnections and well-drilling jority of my colleagues." Brendan T. Byrne that it was rejecting his "We should not denounce or bemoan the In any case, Ms. Thompson noted the request for a drought declaration which the administration's good faith effort to trim rejection of the drought request does not President Reagan surprised Rep. Chris Garden center destroyed governor had hoped would lead to more than federal spending," said Sen. Harrison A. Wil- preclude the state from making another re- Smith, the freshman from Old Bridge, on the $100 million In federal assistance. liams Jr., D-N.J., one of the earliest sup- quest should the situation worsen. New Jerseyite's 28th birthday last week. , CAMDEN - A giant lawn and garden center was The agency said the drought had, In ef- porters of the project. \ Smith was among 52 GOP House destroyed in a three-alarm fire that burned out of control fect, been rained out. "Instead, we need to bring the facts (o Rep. William Hughes, D-N.J., got tired of freshmen invited to breakfast at the White for more than two hours yesterday, and officiate warned Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J., said the Reagan those in a position to reevaluate and once the image which the former congressional House on Wednesday to discuss the federal resident! to remain indoors because of fears about pos- administration missed "an important op- again explain why this facility is needed and wife Rita Jenrette was portraying of Wash- budget. sible toxic fumes, police and fire authorities said. portunity to show sensitivity to the needs of why it is so important to the economic health ington life, and decided he was not going to But before anyone started eating, Reagan Gaudio's, a long-time Camden establishment which people in New Jersey" with the drought of Camden and the South Jersey area," he take It anymore. startled Smith by telling the group it was the was open for business when the fire broke out, was decision. said. Mrs. Jenrette, who was married for five young man's birthday and wishing him well. "burned to the ground" In the blaze'that started about 11 52 a.m., said Patrolman Gus Puzzetiello. The 100- by 300-foot building contained various fertilizers and chemicals, uld fire off iciaU. EPA denies it will delay oceandumping ban Conrail in dispute over water WASHINGTON (AP) — The Environmen- tration officials that such a policy change Is BIU Musser, a physical scientist in the A spokesman for Knauss said Knauss ex- tal Protection Agency says it has no plans to under consideration. EPA's ocean-dumping program, said there pressed concerns about totally eliminating ELIZABETH - The City of Elizabeth cut water propose a delay in the Dec. 31 deadline for The 34-page policy paper, which a Hughes has been "no indication in our office" that oceans as a medium for waste disposal. supplies to Conrail by half after the railroad failed to pay the ban of dumping sludge in the ocean off aide said had come from within the EPA, any change In the ocean-dumping date was . The panel's report on the subject shouid water surcharges totaling more than $224,000 by a dead- New Jersey's coast. said that the ocean-dumping ban had been under consideration. be out within two months, the spokesman line Friday, officials said. But a scientist working in the agency's placed In effect at a time when information He noted that to change the date, Con- A deadline to pay the $224,110 at 4 p.m. Friday passed ocean-dumping program says the EPA has was incomplete but public concern was high Hughes said be opposes relaxation In pie and city officials received neither ah installment nor gress would have to approve. An effort by a been looking at its criteria for material about the environmental consequences of New York congressman who wanted to delay dumping ban either by changing the date* or notification from the rialroad on its intentions, city ' harmful to the ocean. And the head of an dumping. changing the criteria for what may be officals said Saturday. the prohibition failed by a 2-to-l vote last advisory committee on the oceans says his The paper notes that In the interim, more year in the House Merchant Marine Commit- dumped legally in the ocean. panel will soon publish a report on the same has been learned about the effects of pollut- f. He said as a result of the deadline, dom- subject- ants on marine life. It noted that a recent muntlties such as Philadelphia, Canden add The weather The issue of a possible relaxation of the EPA workshop concluded that "...the waste But Musser said the EPA has been study- doxens more have found alternative disposal ocean-dumping prohibition was raised last capacity of U.S. coastal waters is not now ing over the past Ito years what effect dump- methods for sewage sludge. week by Rep. William Hughes, D-N.J., who fully used." ing has had at a number of sites. The EPA spokesman in New York said opposes relaxation In the ban. Spokesmen for the EPA in Washington [He said that on the basis of information there are 11 New York and New Jersey Four years ago, Hughes insisted that the and In the New York City regional office said gathered in that study, the agency has found municipalities still dumping sewage in the ocean-dumping deadline be written into the they were unaware that the agency was con- tncre may be a need to revise the ocean- ocean. law so that It could not be changed simply by sidering shifting the ocean-dumping date. dumpmg criteria. He said be didn't expect New York City has challenged the dead- an administrative order. The Washington EPA spokesman said he had any change in the criteria, however, for at line In court, the spokesman said, and West- The congressman represents a district not seen the policy paper which Hughes' least a year. cheater County has obtained a consent order which includes South Jersey coastal com- office had been given, but said it may have Hughes said another indication that the which permits it tous e the ocean as a dump munities and a fishing industry which was come from somewhere else within the ad- ocean-dumping ban may be in danger came site until 1984 He said a consent order is nearly wiped out by a fish kill in 1978. ministration. from John Knauss, acting chairman ai the currently being worked out for Bergen Com He said he had obtained a draft policy "The EPA is operating under the as- National Advisory Committee on Oceans and ty In New Jersey, that three municipalities paper by the Reagan administration which sumption that 1981 is the legal deadline for Atmosphere. Knauss testified last week are on schedule for getting out of ocean- "supports a relaxation of the ban," and said ending sludge-dumping in the ocean," he before the House oceanography subcommit- dumping and the other five have requested 0$ in addition that he had been told by adminis- said. tee on which Hughes site. hearings on the matter WIMMII 1IIVICI HO**. Ilnl WIATMIo.,i .1I <•...„i • .

WEATHER FORECAST — Showers art predicted U.S. probes Hudson's purchasing practices for the Pacific Northwest today, acordlng to the National Weather Service. Skies art expectedto b e NEWARK (AP) - A federal grand jury is a decade ago. admitting they existed - would violate tracts it received. clear for much of the rest of the nation ' investigating allegations of extensive bid- The investigation focuses on a group of Reid's Fifth Amendment right against self- The newspaper reported that the bid rigging in Hudson County, according to docu- companies owned, by Milton Reid of Gutten- lncrlmination. bonds insured $534,629 in contracts for such Local Weather ments filed at U.S. District Court. berg. Authorities said the bid-rigging investiga- Items as copper sulfate crystals for Jersey The probe is a spin-off of an Investigation Federal authorities said they are trying to tion grew out of a kickback probe targeting City's Boonton reservoir and street signs for • As of II p.m. last night, the Ugh temperatare at The into allegations that politicians in Union City find out whether many of his smaller com- state Sen. William V. Musto, D-Hudson, the West New York. Most of the contracts went Register's weather statioa was 47 degrees. The low accepted $800,000 in payoffs from a contrac- panies existed only to offer jacked-up bids, mayor of Union City. to Jersey City and Hudson County) yesterday was IS. It was 48 at 19 p.m. There was .8* tor whose business partner was a reputed creating false competition that would be won Court documents show that contractor The serial number on two of the allegedly laches of precipltailoa la the 14 hoars catting at 19 p.m. organised crime figure. by Reid's Eastern Supply Co. of Hoboken. Rudolph Orlandino, a partner of reputed or- forged bonds was the home telephone number yesterday. There were M beating degree days yesterday, The Investigation involves "alleged ganised crime figure Thomas Principe, told of former county purchasing agent Warren > m far the moata aad 4,189 for the hearts* season ts> date. fraudulent activity relating to the submission Eastern Supply has done extensive busi- the FBI he paid off a group of Union City Fuhro, who had received the bonds as part of At this time last year, there had been 3,Slf beating of bids, bid bonds and price quotes by various ness in Hudson County, selling supplies toth e officials by receiving phony cost overruns for Eastern Supply's bids, the newspaper re- degree days. companies to Hudson County" and Its com- Hudson County Vocational School, th«jcounty a school construction project. ported. government, Jersey City, Union City and FBI agents then discovered the alleged The State Commission of Investigation munities, according to court documents. West New York. Jersey Shore In addition to investigating Hudson Coun- ' bidding irregularities during .in investigation heard testimony last year that Fuhro get Partly cloudy today. Lows In the low 30s and highs 40 ty contracts, the grand jury also is probing The investigation was stymied Wednes- of Union City school board president John kickbacks in the form of free auto Insurance alleged income tax evasion, according re- day, however, when U.S. District Judge H. Powers, who also Is secretary at the Hudson in a separate case. Fuhro denied any wrong- to 45 Fair tonight and partly sunny tomorrow. Lows County Vocational School. doing, and federal authorities would not com- around 30 and highs in low to mid 40s. Probability of cords filed in U.S. District Court here. Lee Sarokin refused to allow records of "I don't think much has changed," said Reid's companies to be subpoenaed. A Union City commissioner, Robert Botti, ment when asked If be figured Into the bid precipitation today and near sero percent tonight. Winds was a salesman for Eastern Supply who dealt rigging probe. northwest about 10 mph today. Ocean water tem- one investigator, referring to extensive ' Sarokin affirmed an earlier ruling that probes of Hudson County political corruption releasing the financial records — or even with Powers. County Executive Edward Clark decided peratures are around 40 degrees. In a aeries of articles published last week, Tuesday that Hudson County would no longer The Dispatch of Union City alleged that accept bids from Eastern Supply and a re- South Jersey Eastern Supply submitted phony insurance lated company until the county counsel com- Partly cloudy today. Lows in upper Ms to low SOs and PATH blames strike bonds to back its performance on the con- pleted an investigation. highs in low and mid 40s Fair tonight and partly sonny tomorrow. Lows 25 to3 0 and highs in mid 40s. Probability of precipitation 10 percent today and near sero percent tonight. Winds northwest about 10 mph today. for reduced ridership NEW YORK (AP) - The 80-day PATH ever, the system still carried an average of MARCH IS North Jersey train strike was responsible for a decline in 183,562 passengers each week day, which Partly cloudy today. Lows in the low SOs and highs 40 use of UteTme In 1980, but also resulted in represented an increase over 1979. to 45. Fair tonight and partly sunny tomorrow. Lows increased use of the Port Authority's bridges Some 74 million commuters used the Port around 30 and highs in low to mid 40s. Probability of and tunnels and Its main Manhattan bus Authority's bus terminal west of Times precipitation today and near aero percent tonight. Winds terminal, the New York-New Jersey agency Square, making the terminal "the busiest in northwest about 10 mph today. said yesterday. the nation," according to PA chairman Alan The strike, which lasted from June 12 Sagner. until August 31, caused a 19 percent decline in He said It handled nearly one million bus the number of commuters riding the Port departures In I960, an increase of 1.4 percent, Saady Hook For Red Bank and Authority Trans Hudson line last year. How- and 800.000 more passengers than in 1979. TODAY, -Wgh 10:16 Rumson bridge, add two p.m. and low 4:14 p.m. hours; Sea Bright, deduct TOMORROW - High 10 minutes; Long Branch, SALEMONTH 1056 a.m. and 11:19 p.m. deduct IS minutes, High- Carracino under wraps and low 4:48 a.m. and lands bridge, add 40 5:03 p.m minutes. NEWARK (AP) - Con- was-in Hunterdon County Jail ever, prison officials there flicting reports surfaced yes- awaiting transfer to s state denied holding him. Weather elsewhere terday about the whereabouts prison. However, officials at Carracino was to begin of William Carracino, the the jail in Flemington said serving a two- to three-year > I 75 » clr SAVE LM Ami* ML* PR 44 II cdv former president of Chemical yesterday afternoon they prison term for his role in the Albany It n cdv LMMvlllt J7 clr » 41 clr Control Corp. who apparently were not holding Carracino. illegal discharge of haxard- AWuqut > » Ben Mtoml 71 U cdv AmlrHM H rn 44 II cdv surrendered to Essex County Thomas Cannon, spokes- ous chemcials In Newark and D M clr MMl-St.P 44 11 cdv authorities Friday to begin man for the state Division of Elisabeth between October at M CO NMhvllH clr a 14 cdv NtwOfHnu .01 cdv serving a prison term. 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Cincinnati cdv Rlcrimand H If cdv CMnUnd S cdv • IS clr to Banking Columbus •0 .Wcdv SarlLM* 4* » D«l-FI Win SwtOtoto clr xwox IS clr SS 14 clr M ell San Fran it SI attteBcmt It cdv M SI clr INSTANT H It clr HS. 41 It cdv 8 & Sir-Twrwa 74 SI cdv PRINTING "Itmm I y»"l fcir • M .01 cdv M M clr BRIELLE II clr SI SI* Marl* s s .14 cdv emrpel. tmvrtl im U clr 10 IS kmrm*tmm. rtfrtimUy IndnMtll M & n..» US plan MAM GRAVEN gram la known. post-impressionist artist ny The established Educa- LOS ANGELES (AP) - name, said Andree Henius, FREEHOLD- County tional Services .Commission Artist Alois Lecoque, a con- owner of the Galerie Andree and state,school officials see curently has 41 districts that temporary of the World War in Costa Mesa, which this the Monmouth County Educa- belong to it. An arm of the I-era Paris group of post-im- weekend opened an exhibit tional Services Commission, state Deparment of Educa- preasionist painters that In- which was to have honored or an organization similar to tion, the ESC makes avail- cluded Pablo Picasso, Marc Lecoque's (Oth birthday later it, as the Instrument for ad- able to the member districts Chagall and Amedeo Mod- this month. ministering a county-wide a myriad of education ser- igUani, has died at age M, a "Kohout meant 'rooster' consolidated school busing vices, Including special friend said yesterday. in Cxech, which is what program. education programs and mi- The painter, sculptor and Lecoque means in French," For the near future, school crofilming. author, who was born in what Ms. Henius explained officials are looking at Im- Recently, the ESC agreed is now Czechoslovakia and In IMS, Lecoque had his plementing a pilot program - effective July 1 - to ab- had lived in this country since first major show. His career in the Freehold Regional sorb MAECOM, thus opening 1951. had been ill for the last was interrupted when be took High School District area to the door to the expansion of two yean and died Saturday part in an unsuccessful plot to test the effectiveness of a adult education services at Cedars-Sinai Medical Cen- assassinate Italian dictator consolidated transportation throughout the county. ter, following surgery on a Benito Mussolini. program. Local school of- Hughes said that he Is still ruptured intestine, said He managed to escape and ficials from the constituent hopeful that the pilot pro- Reallter staff aartekv Larry Peru Frieda Saltzman, Lecoque's speni World War II working districts of the region have gram can be implemented in TOP TEENS- The Mlddletown Elks honored the four Sue Coventry, top student In the senior class at >vua- companion of It years.' with resistance groups. He been asking how the program September of this year, and teen-agers pictured above as "Teen-agers of the Year" dletowh North High School; Jane M. Zarouni, top stu- Although he never moved to the United States in would be administered. he noted that Burke's "con- at yesterday's Youth Activity Awards Breakfast spon- dent In the senior class at Mlddletown South High achieved the renown of his the post-war years, living in A letter from state Educa- ceptual agreement" was one sored by the Elks at the Port Monmouth Elks Lodge. School, and Kevin Supples, vice president of the Na- colleagues, Lecoque's paint- Chicago for a time before tion Commissioner Fred G. of the necessary state ap- Pictured, left to right, are: Joseph Koerwer, president tional Honor Society at Keansburg H igh School. ing! are in museums all over moving to California. Burke to County School Su- provals to make it possible. of the National Honor Society at Mater Dei High School; the world as well as many In IMS, he was honored perintendent Milton G. Still needed, said Hughes, private collections. with a Gold Medal from the Hughes sheds some light on is a financial commitment Born Alois Kohout on Societe des Arts, Sciences et the subject. from the state Department of March 21, 1891, be went in Lettres of Paris. In the letter dated Feb. 26, Treasury to help set up the R-FH faculty opposes job cuts lMf to Paris, where his con- Burke says: "I am In con- program. temporariei Included Twice divorced, Lecoque ceptual agreement with an A commitment from the By ROB REINALDA ternity leave also Is a mem- of the language department, to deal with a [tight budget. Picasso. Chagall, Modlgliani. is survived by a daughter, approach which would con- Department of Treasury ber of the foreign language According to Greenham, Pierre-Auguste Renoir and Eva Dobrovska, and son, said that he expects over centrate on the Freehold Re- must be forthcoming within RUMSON - The Rumson- department. the cuts are in response to a EntilEil e BernardBd, his closest .Alois Kohout, Ms. Saltzman three-quarters of the 97- gional — and its constituent the next "three or four Fair Haven Education As- The foreign language de- member staff to be present at forecasted decline in en- friend said. Funeral plans districts as a pilot network. weeks" if the pilot program sociation (RFHEA) has re- partment also has submitted rollment, as well as a need, to In Paris he changed his pending. tomorrow night's meeting. "Any final decisions is to come to lite this Septem- sponded strongly to Super- a letter to the editor of The Koharski agrees that such reduce the budget by approx- ber, Hughes said. made in the pilot should ad- intendent Dr. William H. Register, which appears in cuts could cause a morale imately 150,000. Faculty Alfred F. Wehrli dress the long-range feasibili- The county superintendent Greenham's proposal to today's edition. problem among faculty mem- would prefer to see staff size ty of a county-wide coordi- added that Burke's approval eliminate three teaching Language department bers. decrease through the natural C-TCEYPORT - Alfred F. His widow, Viola Barry nated transportation network of the pilot makes it possible positions by September 1. course of attrition, while the Wehrli, 83, of Bethany Man- administered through the vol- to divulge more details on the Chairwoman Joan Upton, Wehrli, died in 1969 The school's foreign lan- who has spent 14 of her 20 Koharski went on to say more immediate financial or, died Saturday bayshore Surviving are a daughter, untary participation of the matter to the districts af- that although he had not de- pressures are alleviated Community Hospital, districts in an educational fected. , guage department has sent teaching years at Rumson- Mrs. Doris Eck of Union Mailgrams to Greenham and Kair Haven, said that she termined specific figures, the elsewhere in the budget. Holmdel services commission type There are eight com- RFHEA will look into cuts in Beach; a brother, Wilbert concept." all of the board members wishes "that the board would Koharski said that be did He was born in Union City munities within the regional allocations to programs such not know whether the and lived in Union Beach Wehrli of Point Pleasant; a which decry the elimination find alternatives to dismiss- sister, Mrs. Florence Hughes was asked in a tel- area: Colts Neck, English- of a "competent, dedicated ing dedicated veterans," as extra-curricular activities RFHEA would plan an appeal before moving here 10 years ephone interview whether the town, Farmingdale, Free- and freshman sports. Accord- ago. Cristman of St. Petersburg, teacher of 10 yean' service" fearing that the cuts "will to voters, who have the power established Educational Ser- hold, Freehold Township, as incompatible with the affect the fiber of the depart- Ing to Koharski, Red Bank to accept or reject the school He retired in 1954 after Fla.; seven grandchildren; vices Commission or a new Howell, Manalapan, and and eight great grand- "commitment to excellence ment, as well as the entire Regional High School has budget, should the board many years of service as an agency was envisioned as the Marlboro. opted for cuts in Its freshman insurance agent for the Met- children. and morale of our teachers." school." ^ adopt the budget complete means of administering a Hughes said that he plans athletics spending in an effort with the staff reductions. ropolitan Life Insurance Co., The Day Funeral Home is consolidated busing program. to set up meetings "within The school system has al- Teachers from the depart- Union City. in charge of arrangements. Hughes said he is "in- the next couple of weeks" ready lost two teachers this ment will join with fellow clined to play it by ear," on with the individual boards year — one through retire- members of the RFHEA to- Mrs. Maria Cuchural the matter until the extent of within the regional area to ment and another who is on day In a meeting to discuss the participation in the con- discuss the pilot program in maternity leave. the cuts, as well as to decide MATAWAN - Maria Surviving are three sons, solidated transportation pro- greater detail. The school board also pro- possible alternatives to bring new game cartridges Cuchural, 93, of Strathmore Harold Erichson of Marlboro, poses to eliminate teachers before the Board of Educa- for your Atari Gardens, died Thursday at George Cuchural of Holmdel, William H. Downing from each of the following tion at their budget hearing Holmdel Convalescent Cen- and Joseph Cuchural of Lin- departments: foreign lan- tomorrow night. Video Computer System ter. croft; a daughter, Mrs. UNION BEACH - Wil- Surviving are his widow, guage, mathematics and RFHEA President Alex P. English. The teacher on ma- Mrs. Cuchural was born in Valerie O'Connell of Bloom- liam H. Downing, 68, of 5 Sylvia Bailey Downing of Koharski, a 19-year veteran Belalr, Austria-Hungary. She field. seven grandchildren, 10 Anderson St. died Saturday East Brunswick; a son, lived here most of her life at Bayshore Community Hos- Take Your Pick She was a communicant of great-grandchildren and one Thomas Vesce of Toms great-great-grandchild. pital, Holmdel ______River, three daughters, Mn. St. Catherine's Roman Catho- He was born in Brooklyn, Complaints filed $ 98 lic Church, Holmdel. Arrangements were under Patricia Catherine Meyers of and moved here 21 years ago. East Brunswick, Mn. Maria She was the widow of the direction of the John E. Mr. Downing was a fork- 24 BACH Joseph Cuchural, who dted in Day Funeral Home, Red lift operator for Midland Steidle of Ridgefield, and after fight at bar 1944. Bank. Glass, Inc., Aberdeen, for IS Mn. Lynn Scofidi of Toms years, before retiring In 1977. River; and seven grand- WEST LONG BRANCH - said. Joseph N. Alberti He was an Army veteran children. A fight involving seven per- White and Miller, in turn, of World War II, and a mem- The Bedle Funeral Home, sons took place at Bar Bom- each signed an assault com- LONG BRANCH - Joseph Catherine Alberti; five bay last night, police re- N. Alberti, of West End Ave ber of the American Legion Keyport, is in charge of ar- plaint against Tiemey, ac- brothers, Frank, James, Post 321, here. rangements. ported. cording to police. nut. died yesterday at Mon- Alfred and Nicholas Alberti, Police said that the fight A total of three complaints mouth Medical Center. all here, and John Alberti of at the bar on Oceanport Ave- He was a lifelong city resi- Neptune; and five sisters, Mary V. Morrissey of assault were signed nue, a popular singles club, against Robert Sebei1 III of 23 dent Mrs. Helen Miller, Mrs. began at approximately 8:30 Mr. Alberti retired in 19M Madeline SpalletU and Miss KEANSBURG- Mary V. Keansburg for 20 years Monroe Ave., Matawan; one Secondi Morrissey, 70, of before retiring in 1970. p.m. after several patrons, each by White and Miller, and after serving with the dis- Gloria Alberti, all here, Mrs. who were reportedly spilling tribution department of Mildred Solimena of West Bonafede Place, died Satur- She was a communicant of one by Thomas DeLisa of 70 day at Riverview Hospital, St. Ann's Roman Catholic drinks over the counter, were $ 88 Monmmouth Consolidated Long Branch, and Mrs. Lucy approached by bouncer Glen Deal Esplanade, Deal, police Water Co., Shrewsbury. Salomon* of Neptune Red Bank, after a brief ill- Church;here. said. ness. Surviving are a daughter, White and asked to leave. 18 EACH He was an Army veteran The Woolley Funeral Miller also signed a com- of World Warn. Home is in charge of arrange- She was born in Ster- Patricia Costello of East According to Charles lingtoo, N.Y., an moved here Brunswick; three sisters, Miller, bar manager, they al- plaint against Joseph Salvag- Surviving are bis widow, ments. 1 25 years ago. Lena Broughton, Julia Plava, legedly resisted and the glo of ( Whitman Road, Her huband, Daniel Mor- and Olivia CoacciolU, all of brawl ensued. Morganville, for criminal Vietoria E. Collison rissey, died in 1974. Carteret, and three grand- No one was arrested but a damage of bar property, ac- cording to police. HAZLET - Miss Victoria Mn. Morrissey owned and children. total of nine complaints were Maureen Collison, at home; signed by the various parties A spokesman said that Elizabeth Collison, seven her paternal grandparents, operated Morrissey's Farm The Laurel Funeral Home days old, infant daughter of Market. Route 36, East is in charge of arrangements. involved, police said. more charges probably would Mr. and Mrs. Parrii L. Col- Two complaints of assault be filed today, and that a Mu- Mr. and Mrs. William T. Col- lison Sr of Charleston, S.C.; lison, of Hemlock Street, died Salvatore Sena, was retired barber were signed against White, nicipal Court date had been and her maternal grand- one by Kevin Tiemey of 3 set for March 11. yesterday at Monmouth Med- father, Mark Foots of ical Center, Long Branch. UNION BEACH- Mary, and Lisa Sana, all at Wylie Terrace, Morganville, By the time police had ar- Scotadale, Arts. home; a brother, Angelo Sena and one by Nancy Maines of She was born in Long Salvatore Sena, 89, of 902 Un- rived on the scene, the ion Ave., died Saturday at of Bayonne; and faur sisters, 32 Johnson Ave., Matawan, spokesman said, the brawl Branch. The Day Funeral Home, according to police. Surviving besides her pa- Keyport, is in charge of ar- Bayshore Commujnity Hospi- Mn. Lucy Alteri, Mn. Anna had ended. rents, are a sister, Miss rangements. tal, Holmdel. Dlxon, Mn. Lillian Dass- One assault complaint was Investigating officers are He was born in Bayonne, inger, and Miss Mary Sena, signed against Miller by Patrolmen Michael Hanaway Horace V. Long and lived in New Brunswick all of Bayonne. Tiemey, a police spokesman and Richard SUM. before moving here 12 yean The Bedle Funeral Home, NEW YORK - Horace V. before retiring in 1963. ago. Keyport, is In charge of ar- Long, 81, of 213 Nagle Ave., Mr. Long was an Army Mr. Sena owned and oper- rangements. Manhattan, died Saturday at veteran of World War I. ated the Rutger's TODAY'S WINNER the Veterans Administration His sister, Juanlta Hall, Barbershop, George Street, Hospital in the Bronx. who sang the role of Bloody New Brunswick, for 35 yean, TOWNSHIP OF "We've got your number" He was born in Matawan, Mary in the original stage before retiring In 1973. N.J., and lived here for 80 version of "South Pacific," He was a communicant of MIDDLETOWN years. died in 1972. Another sister, St. Ann's Romafl Catholic Mr. Long was an auc- Hilda Creed, of Keyport. Church, Keansburg. and a March 10,1981 tioneer and appraiser for the member of the Loyal Order Samuel Marx Auctioneer Co., N.J, also died in 1972. of the Moose, New Bruns- loouaat HaariHf 7:»t West 58th St., for 40 years Surviving are nephews, anJafforeoaApreal nieces, and cousins. wick. 202 Death Notices The Bedle Funeral Home, Surviving are his widow, 1 PuM. Heart., en O Keyport, is in charge of ar- June Hodnett Sena; three #141! • Bond OrOI MILLER— Walter DavllSr. On daughters, the Misses Janet. pressor lor Fire Department FrMay. March a. Of Sallavllla. rangements' 11410 - Laaaa Acqusrton Btlovtd Husband af Evalyn F. Nursery N Miller, davotad fathar of Barbara wauron af Balltvllu and Nancy Or. DAILY PRIZE. M1 VALUE! Milter of Kaansoura. Walter D. Milter Jr. af PraanaM and William The Daily Register a Amendment lo Chapter 3 • Alcohol- FOLLOW THE RULES, IF THAT'S YOUR R. Millar of Matawan. loving itep- ic Beverages 119 years old) ton of Mr and Mn. Earl Saaman of (USPS-14M4O) b Amendment to Ordmace #1403 • Whillns. cnarlitMd (randlalnar of NUMBER, AND YOU WILL WIN • ton! grandchildren. Relative* and Parking Hours on Hoslord Avanuc Builoni gilt pack ol macaroni, sauces, ravioli PLUS $3 00 gilt friend* are respacHullv Invited to CARTRIDGE ORGANIZER attend the funeral service In the The Sunday Register certificate Irom Prown's, Red Bank PLUS. Jumbo box famous brand facial tissues PLUS Dally Register cotton twill tot* bag. Irvine Couarelll Memorial Home. I ol Performance Guaran- 274 Washington Ave.. Bellville on (USPS-SSM70) tees lor Improverhenrs lo a Portion ol Tuesday morning March It at 10 PubllHiad ay ThJatse Haa Hd .San Caakk RoHtteanal Haorr r Clay Prospecl Avenue EACH o'clock. Interment Gland ate came laMdkiiankyJeHH C d H terv. Bloomlteld In lieu of floral «a»omet. b Resignation Landmarks Com and get a chance at MOO. Price* guarantead through March 31,1M1. Rain checks tribute, memorial donations may be mwsion iScaman) extended to the American Cancer Appointment: Landmarks Com- wM b* Isawd In •vent any Ham it aoM out. Society. Essen County unit. Oa S. FOLLOW THESE RULES Harrison at., East Oranoa. Chawf . M.J.aTTal d Resignation Compnn Creek Har- hours Monday IS and 710 o'clock. Clsw—ma, FraahaW. M.J. I bor Commission (UcGowan) 1. II you* HcajrtM plain number IJ fspro 1. R*M*a*on mutl be prewnted within m aVaaatway. Lam Snack. H. J. an. e Appointment. Compton Creek Har- duced m The ftegraier (duly and Sun- 4 rjayi after licence number appear* Slow Hatsta. Iranian. N.J. mm\mm bor Commission day) during inn conknl, coma in to m The RwgtWtr of prwe (• toriMed MORRISSEY— Mary V.. dted The RMriMrs mmn allies. Broad Si March 7. Ital. Devoted mother of Mamban af tue Aaaiclated Praaa. Tna Aalic HIU Praaa Hentttted aaxHssfv- I Release ol Bonofs - VAR Poynlar (Route 35) Shrewsbury, ind snow the 4. Only IhoM license number* that have Patricia Costeello of East Brunt- ly to tnauaaaf all the local newt printed In the newsMPor aa wall aa all APnewa Subdivision '•Cttpbonra,! your car registration and been verified according to the rule* »k«. sister of of Lena Broughton. dltpatcnee. pick up your ptiit above have an opportuntty of winning Julia Plava, and Olivia CoeccloHl, \ - tegrandpnraoriiOOOO Youroddt all af Carteret. grandmother of Member af the American Hiaiaiair of winning me grand prue at the Tnarata Orlana of Mllllown. Daniel a Renewal ol license - Highlands Air t. Rffgitlrabon mutl be prtwtnbtd during maximum chance, tt one Out ol V Clt t H lvYwW Pt"8)M Costello and Steven Caatello. botn af Force IPokce) the hours ol B 30 A M K> 5 P M only %. Emptoyect and lamtHM of Tht Datty East Bnmtwkk. Bapoetag at the any day eicept Saturday or Sunday Riwareot»*gt>»a Laurel Funeral Home. Ml Laurel *ecand CtaH postaae MM at Red Bank. H.J. *7»l and M MH«HI«m. M.J, Ave., watt Kaansbura Funeral an mm. PublHnad tunday bVamn Frtdsw. Mil naHrrlaHina laraMi » Hwa. fine HOUTE 35 AT SHREWSBURY PIAM Wednesday. March tt. at • JO a.m. c Reatlirm Lutf Appeal (201) 842M79 Reautem mast at • : JO at SI. Ann's Term Dally tunday 1 d ."taiHirmOeclsionoirwsp Commit- Church. Keansburg. Interment. St. tee on Omnay Appeal , jewelry Own Dally 10 6; Jamas Cemetery. Woodbrldae vis- One Year tufa IH.M tag Kama delivery by Carrier — Dally and Sunday tt.M a wee*; Sunday anlyM HMaCollrson The Register Wtd., Trmr, Ffl. HI 9; itation. Monday /•» p.m., and Tuea- & gifts davj f-4and7-ap.nl. cant*. Township Clerk Sal. 10-8: Sun. 12 5 lksate cap» at Counter — DahV M cantai tunday » cants. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 9,1981 < The DbUy Register 5 Water shortages are just beginning in this country agricultural, forested and mining areas. (continued) the Water and Power Resources Service Streamflow along the lower Missis- three to six months to bring the water Peter Barrett, director of public af- places, and researchers at an eight The quality of our drinking water is of the Interior Department for three sippi River was at record low levels, levels up to normal. He said the spring fairs for the New York City Department state water conference last week said often poor. More than half of the na- yean. The new secretary of the interior, only 25 percent to 40 percent of normal rains, in March, April and May, almost of Environmental Protection, also said the underground supply will be dried up tion's 3,700 largest cities have failed to James 0. Watt, says the Reagan admin- during January; millions of dollars always bring at least six Inches to the the problem isn't solved. He urged resi- in 40 yean. In coastal areas, saltwater meet the standards of the 1977 Clean istration is committed to developing the were lost because barges carrying region. There is a SO-SO chance of 10 dents to maintain conservation efforts. is being sucked into the apace left va- Water Act, and more stringent stan- nation's resources, but cannot afford to grain, coal and other goods couldn't inches and one chance in 20 of 15 inches. "We need to get and and keep the cant by pumping, and drinking water la dards are coming to deal with new pol- propose any new projects because of the move. Whitten said the Mississippi is "still reservoir levels up before June 1 and threatened with contamination. In Cali- lutants like synthetic chemicals. poor state of the economy. The drought was spotty, but wide- low, but it's not as low as it was." Eight then concentrate on holding down con- fornia's Central Valley, overpumping The council concluded that "a na- Forecasters, farmers and municipal spread. Almost no part of the country inches of rain in the next two to three sumption this summer, "he said. from ground water supplies has caused tionwide effort to coordinate (water) officials are keeping their fingers was unaffected, according to Dr. Robert months will replenish the river, he said, The National Weather Service's 10- the land surface to sink severe! feet. management and planning ... is needed crossed about the future. The weather A. Clark, associate director of adding that the chance of that kind of day forecast for March — which has a 60 to avert a possible water crisis in pattern that caused the winter dryness hydrology for the weather service. rainfall is "not bad." percent probability of accuracy — calls Surface water is being polluted, with (some) parts of the country by the turn was unusually rare. Its Impact was un- Then came the storms. "There's no The storms already have replenished for heavier than normal rainfall every- the most serious problems in the Great of the century." usually severe because it followed a question the recent rain has made a much of the soil moisture in the where except Texas, southwest New Lakes area. There are two types of There are political and economic summer heat wave that dried up water difference," said Don Whltten of the Midwest, removing, at least temporari- Mexico and south- central Oklahoma. pollution: point-source pollution which barriers to that kind of effort, however. reserves. At the beginning of February, weather service. "It's looking better." ly, the threat to the winter wheat crop. The 90-day forecast doesn't deal with is caused largely by the discharge of A power struggle between Congress and reservoirs in the Northeast held as little The reservoirs in the Northeast gen- Clark said the recent rains "probably precipitation; it's too hard to predict. municipal and Industrial waste into the the Carter administration, for example, as SO percent of capacity. At one point, erally are at 60 percent to 80 percent of broke the drought agriculturally," but water, and non-point-source pollution resulted in no new water projects In by Greenwich, Conn., was down to an 11- capacity. Clark said it will take 10 in- be said that there are still some short- NEXT: Part II - Down To The Last which stems from runoff from urban, either the Army Corps of Engineers or day supply of water. ches to IS inches of rain over the next ages. Drop Caesars9 officials may question evacuation (continued) Wolfe noted that casino odds with New Jersey gam- ficials, citing sagging profits, normal opening of 10 a.m. un- Atlantic City casino hotel. "If a bomb\oes off, it hotels nave received hun- ing authorities for more than have taken the lead in recent til 12:30 p.m. State Police said a Penn- wouldn't bother me," said dreds of bomb threats, espe- a year. casino industry cries of state Caesars' 48.360-square- sylvania man armed with a George Bradshaw of Phila- cially since late last August Last October, the Casino "over-regulation" in Atlan- foot casino, which has 106 .22-caliber derringer threat- Iraq guns pound Iran positions delphia, who had been when an extortionist's bomb Control Commission ordered tic City;- ' table and 1,215 slot machines, ened to blow up Harrah's playing baccarat until 6 a.m. caused S12 million in damage founders Clifford and Stuart They have postponed plans could be expected to win Marina casino hotel on Jan. NICOSIA, Cyprus — Iraq, enraged by Iran's rejection of a and was awakened by the ho- to Harvey's Resort Hotel- Perlman to sell their 18 to add 500 rooms to Caesars more than $500,000 on a busy 28 if he was not given 1750,000 truce proposal from Islamic mediators, pounded Iranian tel operator at 9 a.m. "I just Casino in Stateline, Nev. percent interest in return for Boardwalk Regency and winter day yesterday. in cash. positions for a second day yesterday in what were described need to go back to sleep." "I think you can say a casino license after the build a separate 1300-million, It opened as the second of They said Kostas Holmes, by Baghdad Radio.as some of the fiercest battles of the 5- Wolfe said several "inde- we're curious," Wolfe said. state charged the brothers 1,008-room Caesars Palace Atlantic City's six legal 48, of Slatington, Pa., was month-old Persian Gulf war. As the fighting raged, Iranian pendent experts," including "We expect to ask some had corporate and personal Atlantic City four blocks up casinos on June 26, 1979 The arrested in a taxi when he President Aboihassan Bani-Sadr reportedly met with his former FBI agents on questions later this week. dealings with businessmen the Boardwalk. firm renovated and expanded tried to pick up the money nation's military chiefs to discuss the new Iraqi offensive and Caesars' security staff, In- There may be more comment with ties to organized crime. Wolfe said he could not the former Howard Johnson's from Harrah's Marina of- a group of non-aligned nations prepared for a new effort to end dicated there was no danger. to the state." The Perlmans are appealing estimate the loss of revenues Regency Motor Hotel. ficials in front of the casino the fighting, hoping to pick up where the Islamic group He said authorities searched The Los Angeles-based in state courts. from the shutdown, which It was the second publi- hotel. Hoimes is being held on appeared to have failed. the casino hotel through Sat- firm, which also owns Meanwhile, Caesars of- kept the casino idle from its cized extortion threat at an 1100,000 bail pending trial. A war communique broadcast by Baghdad radio reported urday night and found nothing Caesars Palace and Caesars heavy fighting all along the 300-mile war front yesterday, with unusual. Tahoe in Nevada, has been at the most intense clashes at Sar-e-Pol-e-Axahab in the north and Susangerd, Dezful and Abadan in Iran's southern oil Marijuana — An epidemic hits young province of Kbuzistan. The communique said Iraqi planes had Hijackers fly (continued) the mental and emotional factors of the be exploring the balance between free- raided Gilan-Gharb, scoring direct hits, then returning safely to base. picked up by the fatty tissues of the body inside world. Furthermore, street mari- dom and responsibility, drug depen- and can remain in the body for up to a juana today has five times more THC dence is a bUnding agent. Adolescence month. than marijuana available five years Is a tough time when a person decides Pope speaks on dignity of women to Damascus Even though research into mari- ago, thanks to more exotic strains of the which elements of childhood should con- (continued) jacker beckoned them onto juana's effects is relatively new, it is plant and better cultivation. tinue into adulthood and whl ' ihouldbe ROME - Pope John Paul II marked International Wom- have not been allowed off the the plane "with his finger on clear that it has a number of unhealthy But the real alarm comes from the left behind. Marijuana or alcohol depen- en's Day at toe Vatican yesterday by saying the Roman Boeing 720 jet since March 1, the trigger." The employee effects on a number of organs, stepping increasing use of marijuana by young- dence stymies or delays the decision- Catholic Church will always protect the "dignity of every when they boarded a Paki- said the gunmen appeared up heart rate, reducing lung efficiency, sters as young as 11 or 12. Marijuana making. woman." In downtown Rome, thousands of women chanted stani domestic flight that the "clean-shaven, healthy and distorting perception, clouding the view does more than dull. It distorts. anti-church and pro-abortion slogans. "I want to assure hijackers diverted to Kabul, sober." of the outside world while exaggerating At the same time a youngster should NEXT: Peer Preiwre women in Italy and in the whole world that the church and the the capital of Afghanistan. pope pray for every one of them," the pontiff told 50,000 tourists, pilgrims and students in Saint Peter's Square at his After a week of nego- London University "Crash-Loss" Wonder Diet... weekly blessing. tiations and the release of S3 Women from various Catholic organizations cheered and hostages including two Amer- waved gree,n handerchiefs, a symbol of hope. "The Church of ican women, the hijackers on Christ that protects the mother of Christ protects the dignity Sunday ordered the plane into of every woman and prays for the personal and social dignity the air and on to Damascus. The Afghan government ra- Burns Away More Body Fat of every woman," the pope said. "And the prayer continues not just for one day, but every day." dio said the hijackers de- manded the release of 43 more political prisoners, and 45 die in train crash the Pakistani government re- sponded by instructing its Each Day Than 15 Hours Of BUENOS AIRES, Argentina - At least 46 people were representatives to break off killed and 120 injured when a train bringing tourists back from the denotations a weekend at the Argentine seashore collided early yesterday with two derailed freight cars, police said. There were conflicting re- They said police officers and firemen were working to ports on the number of Non-Stop Exercise! rescue victims still trapped in the wreckage. hostages still aboard. piements this London University "crash-loss" diet The passenger train was en route from the resort city of Western officials In Islam Shrinks Down Your and helps you keep the fat burning cheln reaction going In your body non-stop all day long. Mar del Plate, ISO miles south of here, to Buenos Aires when abad, the Pakistani capital, Waistline As Much As Called "BIO-THENE/100," these amaiing time the accident occurred at Coronet Brandsen city, 60 miles said there were 111; Paki- release capsules work in your body from morning south of this capital. stani officials reported 112, A FULL SIZE SMALLER 'til night to help you lose weight with a 2 stage all-out attack. The train was carrying 800 passengers, mostly tourists, and Syrian sources said there IN JUST 24 HOURS SUM ti Turns off your hunger drive... that mad- officials said. were 120. dening urn to eat, just like you turn off a light Police said five cars of the passenger train jumped the The State Department 4 SIZES SMALLER switch. Mikes It easier to lower calorie Intake. STAU It Throughout the dsy, releases Mo your tracks after striking the derailed freight cars from a previous said the Americans were IN JUST 14 DAYS! system tiny grains of * special bio extract that train. Frederick Hubbell of Des saftly, surely. TURNS UP the level Of your fat-burning Moines, Iowa, Craig Richard YOU ACTUALLY SHRINK YOUR BODY'S metabolism alter (very time food enters your body on FAT CELLS STARTING IN JUST HOURSI this London University wonder diet program. Clymore of California and Whit you set on this page is IMWI of a fantastic Meaning the feed yeu take la, die eateries yea *«• Lawrence Clifton Mangum of crash lost program the remarkable London Unlver ley are kapsed awag evea awe e*tekr> by yew m Polish labor leaders New York City. The two oth- tlty super slim (town diet—that speeds up your body's steeped-«• metabolic system, res, aMtabellnd aad ratt of fat burn-off so that, IN JUST A MATTED OF audited In as little as 2 te 1 keort after eettofi er residents of the United HOURS, you start to burn away dialing laytrs of fst States were Mian Manzoor . . . break down bulging pockets of flab . . . drain call for discussion Ahmed of Lewiston, Maine, away axctsi puffy fluid, lust Ilka hat wattr merti Keel Authority on Ob. and Muzaffar Qureshi of New dawn Ice.. .so that, In lust tha first 48 hours, axctsi '...at much as 50% of mil excess fat to Solidarity. Four other dis- flab, fluid and fat gets mtittd awsy at such a »tag- WARSAW, Poland (AP) - Hyde Park, N.Y. Itrlng rata of tpMd you: gone in just 14 days.' Poland's independent labor sidents not affiliated with Hubbell's wife and De- LOSE up to 1 Ib. EVERY • to 11 HOURS leaders called for urgent Solidarity were indicted on borah Leighton Weisner, talks today with the countcy's charges of endangering the LOSE up to m to 2 Ib.. EACH DAYI THE FOOB YOU EAT NO LONGER TURNS TO FATI Ahmed's fiancee from So, obviously, sine* It takes far less food to satisfy premier to discuss alleged state. Yes, Iota weight by tin hour, carvt away Inches by Auburn, Maine, were freed the week and as stated above, and w« (••(compelled you, lowering calories Is s lark. And sine* the calories government harassment of you do take In on this "crash-loss, " diet program are The government's new Saturday in Kabul. to repeat ... shrink down at much as 4 sizes smaller union members, a crackdown IN JUST 14 DAYS! burned right ouIt ooff your body after every time you The three hijackers re- Cat ... you start on dissidents and a threat- hard line followed a meeting irt to TURN SLIMMER, not only the in Moscow last week between portedly were armed with GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL LOSES vero first day . . . BUT-afte_ r the very first meal- ened strike in Lodz that and every meal thereafter! as excess fat and fluid Soviet and Polish Communist hand grenades, pistols, a sub- 10 POUNDS IN JUST 72 HOURS— would shatter three weeks of machine gun and at least two to effectively does this London University's won- start to dlsappear-GET OXIDIZED BY THE HOURI labor peace. Party leaders at which the der "crash-loss1' diet step up your system's rat* of PROVE EVERY LOST OUNCE, Soviets expressed confidence time bombs. The leaders of Solidarity, fat bum-off, that: EVERY LOST INCH-ENTIRELY AT OUR RISK the Poles would "liquidate They referred to them- • When felted at on* of medical science's foremost Right now, look at your figure In the mirror sad Poland's 10-mlllion-member the perils" threatening their selves as members of the research centers on scons of grossly overweight ask yourself these questlons-the solution to which independent labor federation, communist system. Alam-e-Zulflkar, or Flag of men and women . . . they lost as much si 7 lbs. of Is right now within your grasp. called for the dialogue in a excel! fat. flab and fluid IN JUST THE FIRST 72 Zulfikar, apparently named HOURS ALONE . . . and as much ai another 3-5-even How woeid I look oaa week from today a* mac* as communique issued after a 9 te 10 aoands HghterT Meanwhile, two demon- after Bhutto, who was de- 7 POUNDS MORE tha next 14 daysl marathon meeting that broke Now would I leek in 2 weeks with my vorsMeo strations in Warsaw yester- posed by Zla and banged two • Even more amaiing.. .when tested not on ordinary 2 te 4 sites smallerT up before dawn yesterday. overweight people but on the most extreme cases of day underlined the loosening years ago. The Pakistani gov- BUT DON'T STOP THEM if you need to lose still A Solidarity spokesman Obesity ... It EVAPORATED up to 10 POUNDS OF FAT, of official restraints follow- ernment claimed they were FLUID AND FLAB IN JUST 3 DAYS TIMEI 4 SIZES SMALLER IN JUST 14 DAYS! more inches, then continue the London University predicted union chief Lech ing last summer's labor re- part of an "armed wing" of "crash-loss" diet, continue to tak* BIO-THENE/100 Walesa would meet today Bhutto's party, which Is AS MUCH AS 50% OF ALL EXCESS WEIGHT until you've reached the figure of your dreams: volt. Observers said neither WAKE UP SUMMER THE VERY FIRST MORNING! I INCHES CAIVEB IFF YWI HIPS ... UP Tl AMTHEI with Gen. Wojclech banned, but the hijackers de- GONE IN JUST 14 DAY8I the worker-student rally at • But most mind boggling of all ... when tested on What Is this amaiing fat-destroyer wonder program S INCHES CARVEI IFF YWI THIIHI. .. AmTTMIl Jaruzelski, the premier and the University of Warsaw nor nied that. average overweight people ... who for years lugged that helps to burn away fat by the hour-carve away 4 INCHES IFF YWI WTTKKS . . defense minister. It would be around a 'spar* tire1 bulge of 10, IS or even 20 extra inches by the week? * INCHES IFF YOU! STOMACH . . the right-wing meeting at The airliner landed In Da- Briefly stated ... It It London University's crash- their first meeting since mascus about 1:16 a.m. today sagging pounds ... IT ACTUALLY MELTEO AWAY AS I INCHES IFF YWI WAISTLINE! nearby Rozdroze Square MUCH AS 50% OF ALL EXCESS WEIGHT IN JUST 14 burn diet, * remarkably simple way to tak* special Because NEXT TO COMPLETE STARVATION THERE IS Jaruzelski took office last would have been permitted a and was parked about 500 combinations of high-burn foods and create what doc- SIMPLY NO OTHER MEDICALLY SOUND REDUCING month in a government tors call a "hypocalorlc effect. ' to tak* place Inside PROGRAM THAT WORKS FASTER. year ago. yards from the airport con- Yes, stepped up their body's rat* of fat burn-off their bodiebodiess ,...... that turns thetheihr syste. m Into « GIANT shakeup spurred by months of trol tower. Security police and melted away hard set fat with OVER 20 TIMES FAT BURNING MACHINE! Yes, actually reverses your MAIL NO RISK CWPW THE SPEED OF EVEN BRUTAL EXERCISE! 1 labor unrest. - About 2,500 students and kept watch from a distance, body's fat buildup process as you COMPL "*l ECT sT I V BIO-THEME/100, DOpt.LBN-68 Jaruzelski appealed then TURNS YOUR ENTIRE BODY STOP EXCESS fat-builder calories from entering your I •lotion Plot* Coot workers assembled at the and food and drink was put system... or being absorbed by your body and turned , Oreet Neck, N.V. 11021 for a SO-day moratorium on INTO A 8UPER FAT-BURNING FURNACE! university to commemorate aboard. 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Ltd . _ _J ' The Daily Register Pakistanis assault Americans EaUMUhed In MT8 - Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON Anything that might suggest for clues to Kremlin behav- WASHINGTON - The Ira-' the United State* Is backing ior. The No. t man at Foggy ARTHURZ KAMIN WILLIAM BLOCK, JR. nian crisis could be repeated WASHINGTON the wrong horse In Pakistan Bottom, Walter Stoessel, re- President and Editor Publisher all over again in neighboring is not made public. But when cently ordered the retrieval Pakistan where the State De- Americans are being roughed of i obi otasfr up on the streets because of Herbert H Thorpe. Jr., AuisUnt Editor; Chirks C Triblehorn. Sunday Editor; Ruuell P. fUuch. partment's policy makers SCENE V.I. Lenin for study and In- Night Editor; Jane Foderaro. City Editor: Doha Kulman, Editorial Page Editor. have bitched their wagon to a their perceived link to the terpretation, The architect of *f * potential falling star - the dictatorship, it's dear that the Bolahevik Revolution Pit N Ricd. Controller; Richard DMcKean. Advertiiini Director; Kenneth L. Van Dalai. hated military dictator, •Mft la wrong with our made the statements In UOt. Circulation Director; Prank J Allocca, Production Manager Muhammad Zla ul-Haq. policy In Pakistan. the American Consulate Gen- - Attorney General Wil- U.S. military aid to Ha eral,' dated Feb. u. Ml, This coverap Is un- has put the United States In ANDERSON liam French Smith has al- 6 MONDAY, MARCH 9,1981 describes "two recant at- fortunately nothing new. Ike ready made one policy de- the same box it was in two tacks on American women, same hush-hush treatment yean ago in Iran. Like the one In Karachi on February 1 was given to the events of diplomat, "and It's only a cision at the Justice Depart- late shah of Iran. Zia has at and the other la Islamabad on Nov. U, 197V, whan a bowling question of time before It will ment - for a strong personal ienated many of his people by February 10." . mob sacked and burned the explode." reason. Labor racketeering "Our ultimate threat is an embargo on Geritol will get a thorough Investiga- 9 harsh retribution against op- The incident in Karachi in- American Embassy in Islam- EXECUTIVE MEMO. for the Politburo. volved the wife of an officer abad, killed two Marine Making the rounds of his new tion. The reason? Smith was Already, the volatile, frus- at the consulate general. guards and assaulted several satrapy, Labor Secretory the top Reagan talent-hunter trated Pakistani masses have "Two Pakistani males American women. Ray Donovan stopped hi at and was personally embar- been taking oat their hostility grabbed her from the rear, In the interests of our poli- the department's legislative rassed by the protracted In- on American families. In two threw her against a wall, and cy of hearno-evil, see-no- attain office and asked what vestigation Into Labor Secre- recent episodes, American began scratching and hitting evil, speak-no-evil of the Zia its function was. Informed tary Donovan's alleged ties to women were physically at- her," the advisory reported. dictatorship, the details of that the office prepared legis- the Mob. "The Donovan ex- tacked by militants on the '"Yon are an ugly Ameri- that bloody day have been lative proposals and testi- perience," Smith has told as- streets of Pakistani cities. can, and we are going to dropped down the Orwelllan mony for the secretary to sociates, made labor-under Secre( foreign intelligence make you uglier,' the two Memory Hole at Foggy Bot- give before congressional world connections "a No. 1 cables reviewed by my as- men were quoted as saying." tom. Overshadowed by the committees, Donovaa priority as far as I am con- sociates Jack Mitchell and In Islamabad, "the wife Iranian hostage crisis, the Is- seemed genuinely surprised cerned." lady Badhwar report that of an American associated lamabad attack has been all - and dismayed. "I thought - DarreU Trent, the new "American nationals, partic- with the Embassy was at- bat forgotten - except by after I got through the con deputy secretary of transpor- ularly ladies," have been told tacked by 18-M Pakistani those who suffered through it. flrmation hearings I'd never tation, will run afoul of "not to be alone in the men," the advisory said. "Many of us are still af- have 1o go back there," he Ronald Reagan's cost-cutters Rawalpindi bazaar or walk "They grabbed her, threw fected emotionally and men- groaned, recalling the rough if he goes In for the kind of alone in Islamabad." Ameri- her to the ground, bit her in tally bY the happenings of Ume he got from the Senate transportation be did in 197S, cans have been cautioned the mouth and aye, ton bar that day," wrote Sharon on charges of links to or- when he was Richard Nixon's about wearing clothes that clothes and one of the Paki- Jones, wife of an Air Force ganised crime. emergency preparedness pinpoint their nationality. stanis cut her lag. with a attache, adding, "I still feel chief. A few days before his They have also been warned — The Reagan adminis- 1 knife. During the entire Inci- too few people know the true agency was to close down, to take precautions to protect dent, can were pasting bat tration's get-tough strategy Trent took a lume-duck their children on the way to none stopped." Meanwhile, the strutting toward the Soviet Union has Junket to Turkey, Saudi Ara- and from school. Needless to say, the Stale Zia Is losing popular support sent State Department re- bia, Kuwait and Inn - at A recent "Important No- Department would like to by the hour "Zla Is sitting on searchers rummaging government expense, of tice to All Americans from downplay these incidents. a powder keg," said one top through the dustbin of history course. Vacationer finds Mexico fantastico By JAMES J. K1LPATRICK - til at the supermercado. An PUERTO VALLARTA, What bad be learned about old Agatha Christie paper- MEXICO - I am sitOag in CONSERVATIVE Mexico? back is 16.50. But gasoline is Henry's open-air saloon, "The key words in these cheap, American cigarettes watching the girls go by, parts," he ssys, "are are only five bucks a carton, when who should come ambl- VIEW momento and momentlto. A and I have found a newsstand ing across .the cobblestones momentlto is a little noment, where yesterday's Los Angel but J. Taliaferro Spelvin, my rAQfinj fiow two minutes to ' as Tunes can be bad for 8 old friend and fellow coun- an hour. A momento nay ex- pesos, about 11.30. The tryman from Virginia. deras, if the Mexicans will tend from mid-morning to tabloid News, put out In Hei "Amigo!" he cries. have me, I am ready to"pa t three walks from Thursday. Ico City, arrives In town at 11 "Mexico is fantastico!" myself up for adoption." Down hare, manaaa never KILPATR1CK every morning, and it's s I had not seen J.T., as he is Had he fallen In love with comes. Few of the rental first-class little paper. universally known, since last the country? properties have telephones, ii so perfect you'd think it "They sell eggs by the October in Montreal. Then be "Verdadero," he says Which Is not so bad, because had been built on a back lot at gram, not by the dosen, and had been marderlng the •It is true. I have not had one the telephones don't work MOM. The square has a they're cheaper than they are .French tongue, the better to unplCeaMnt nrtoiTMO't, TIM p©o- very well anyhow at home. The ice cream ranks root for Les Expos vs. Las pie are kind, the cops are handstand In the middle. Few with the best of Baskln-Rob- "They have a great pro- experiences la music ap- Cardinales Now, I discover, courteous, the prices are fair, gram of traffic safety hi bins If you stay away from he is mangling the liquid the restaurants (save for preciation," be ssys, "are storebought lettuce, Mon town," ha says' "They keep more delightful than the mu- speech of Spain. He is wear- one) are superb, and the sun- the streets rough. Every day tezuma won't trouble you. big a Mexican shirt, pat- sots are Indescribable. The they dig ap 10,000 cob- sk of a Mexican band," be They do a big business In bot Caring for children terned after explosions upon cab drivers are no craster blestones and the neit morn- ssys, "about 10 yards tied water and bagged ice. the face of the sun, he is than the cab drivers in ing they lay them back away." There's a local cheese that The New Jersey Assembly acted last place these families in severe financial wearing trousers that surpass Rome." rougher than before. Five Surely, I persist, there ' shouldn't be missed, and the week to alleviate one of the worst wor- difficulties ." the shirt Above his beaming Whipping out his Berilts miles an hour hi breakneck most be some drawbacks. mantequtlla - that's butter ries of working mothers — who will look The bill was voted oil in a special face is a sombrero the site of phrase book, J.T. orders dos speed. It's a pedestrian's "Si, senor," he says. "In — tastes as if It Just came a cartwheel. after the kids from toe end of the school session last Thursday. Assembly speaker Umonadas. "Certainly, sir," heaven Puerto Vallarta at my hacienda we have slain 80 from the chum." "Before I came to Puerto says the wsitress, "two tracts a million tourists a mosquitoes, one scorpion, day until the parent gets home? The J. T. looks at bis watch. Christopher Jackman, D-Hudson, called Vallarta," he says, "I had IwitiffiffifT* coming up." J. T. year, about «0,000 of them and a cockroach as big as a "It hi el tiempo," he says, lower chamber of the state legislature toe special session after the Republican seen no more of Mexico than says "gracias," llthping the from the United States, and small rabbit. We are visited "por mi siesta, the old after unanimously approved a (428,000 ap- leadership in that chamber refused to the tourist traps of Tijuana, middle c, and the waitress I'm told that not a one of every night by El Qato noon snooze, and for tonights propriation to forestall the projected grant the Democrats an "emergency" Juarez and Negates. I was not says, "You're welcome." them ever gets kit Grande, a two-ton tomcat wild excitement, lets sit on el much impressed. But after J.T., it appears, has con- balcon and we will watch el March 31 closing of the after-school day vote on the Van Wagner bill and other "The town has a little with a leather larynx. A fifth two weeks by the Bay.of Ban- quered conversational •quar* down by the water. It of Kentucky bourbon costs sol go down." care centers which serve about 76,000 controversial legislation last Monday. children of low-income working parents Thursday, you recall, was the day of in New Jersey. If the Senate approves the big snowfall, and only 53 of the 80 the measure, the after-school program Assembly members made it to the state- will be be continued through the dose of R-FH Regional staff cuts protested house. The abbreviated attendance made the current school year. it impossible for the Democrats to get The federal funds which had sup- opportunity to thank Mon- other controversial bills passed, but the To the Editor gins at home. Let's enlarge mouth Medical Center emer- ported the after-school day care pro- Republicans unanimously endorsed the We, the members of the FROM OUR READERS on this true statement and do gency room, second floor gram were cut from the 1981 budget by foreign language department something about it. Let's ask 273A and the intensive-care President Reagan. The progam serves after-school day care appropriation. of Rumson-Fair Haven Re- ourselves what can we do to nurses, interns and doctors primarily the children of working single The elimination of federal funds for gional High School, protest, conserve energy. The time is that were so helpful and kind programs which aid the working poor is the proposed reduction of our now and our president says with our father and husband. parents, mostly sote-head-of-housebold department by two teaching penny-wise, pound-foolish budget cut- the need is urgent. Also, the volunteers of the mothers, and is restricted to those who positions. lustrates the risks Inherent In offered as a solution to budg- Are we on the Tight track Highlands Fint Aid Squad earn 80 percent or less of the state ting. In the question of funding such penny-wise and pound- etary problems. when we consider developing sure deserves credit for car- median annual wage. The New Jersey Assembly has acted for foreign language educa- foolish attitudes. Ameri The ability to speak, un- our natural resources? ing and being helpful Assemblyman Richard Van Wagner, responsibly to help keep the after-school tion, the report of the Presi- ca'sincompetence in foreign derstand, read and write a Have we planned to get It's a great comfort to dent's Commission on For- languages is nothing short of D-Monmouth and Middlesex, sponsor of day care centers open, parents on the job foreign language Is a valu- the natural gases that lie know so many care. eign Language and Interna- scandalous, and it is becom- able skill for personal com- below the oil reserves? Mrs. Norman Davidson and the legislation, pointed out, "If the day and unattended kids off the streets. The tional Studies states that: ing worse." munication and career prepa- Is rasesrch able to pro- family care centers were to dose, several hun- bill is expected to be up for a state "The damage to Ameri- In the light of these find- ration. The Advanced Place- duce electricity directly from dred working parents would be forced to Senate vote at a special session March ca's competitive edge in in- ings, and of the philosophy of ment fnTimlnattans dyrmftf sunlight? Have we utilised ternational commerce and Reporting . quit their jobs in order to take care of 23, and we urge that body to give it swift Rumson-Fair Haven Re- speaking proficiency and lls- the vast stores of coal in our our repeated unpreparedness gional High School being a mines? Port Monmouth their children, a situation which could approval. V for events overseas that "commitment to ex- We are committed to de- Msny companies are To The Editor: might have been anticipated, cellence," we find It uncons- veloping these skills In spending billions of dollars Regarding the article in or met more effectively by cionable that the reduction of ourstedents through weekly for research. Why can't we your paper Feb. 17, the re- more extensive leaearch, il- teaching positions should be Individualized conversation explore our natural re- porter should have checked Sunday liquor sales and remedial tutoring during sources? the facts. By action of the state's Division of a World War II effort to conserve heat our non-teaching periods in We spend billions of A good reporter always the resource center. Reduc- dollars sending our checks the facts such as Wall- Alcoholic Beverage Control, New Jer- and electricity. It Is difficult to defend tion in staff will enlarge astronauts to the moon. Let's ings Market is not located sey's prohibition against the Sunday sale today. The Sunday sale of ajcobolic classes sad reduce resource spend some of this money around the corner from the of packaged wine and liquor will go the beverages by the drink in restaurants center tune. Opportunity for right here on earth. Let's de- bouse hi question. The store way of so many other "blue laws" come and taverns wasn't part of the World Individual student com- velop our oil and gas reserves is approximately five blocks from the scene, and the house Mayl. War n ban. And, by legislative fiat, the petence will be diminished. hi this country. We don't need The question of class site ii is a block from the beach, package sale of beer has been permitted the foreign oil and gas. The ABC action is consistent with pivotal in this Issue. Due to Let's be self-sufficient. located between Hudson and the desire of New Jersey residents for on Sundays for the past decade.' the nature of the skills in- We have the means and all we Bray Avenue. Sunday store openings — a desire demon- The ban on Sunday package liquor volved, large class size can- need hi the urge for action. This neighborhood was strated by voter repeal, In county after sales is almost 40 years old. We live not be equated with class size Let's conserve now. mostly Italian, now It Is a In any other discipline. county, of prohibitions on Sunday store differently today than we did then, and Samuel Scheduler mixture of many na- The teachers in the posi- tionalities, not just Irish- closings. we shop differently, too. The ABC de- tions in question are dedi- Thank you American Catholics. The ban on package liquor sales was cision reflects that. cated veterans who have each It is a shame this neigh- proven their devotion to the borhood in East Keansburg students of the community To the Editor: was given such a black eye. through 10 yean of service. We would like to take this Scout's honor How can we ""im i» the f quality of our school or die The Monmouth Council of Girl for the needy, clearing rubbish from morale of our teachers if peo- Scouts this week will present a variety of public lands, planting trees for neighbor- ple are as expendable as Today in history programs to mark the 69th anniversary things? hood beautification, working to raise Foreign Language Depart- By The Associates Press its war with Spain. of Girl Scouting in this country. ptiblic consciousness about the toxic Today is Monday, March », In 1M0, the fint Japanese the 68th day of lttl. There are ambassador to %|ted States The celebration will include com- waste problem in Burnt Fly Bog. Rumson-Fair Haven Re- munity projects, which for almost 70 gional High School W days left in the year. arrived in San FrsJMaco. Girl Scout activities direct the girls' Today's highlight la his- In 1941, Japan completed It* years have demonstrated the organiza- Represented by Winifred H. attention and energy to communty con- tory: conquest of the Dutch Island tion's emphasis on service to others. On March », 1M1, the per- of Java in Indonesia during cerns, but also encourage them to ex- Some troops will be visiting local Charity sonal rule of King Louis XIV World War II nursing homes, bringing entertainment, plore the future, to give thoughtful atten- began when French Cardinal Thought for today: Think AsburyPark handmade gifts and nomebakell goodies tion to what the focus of their lives and Mazarindled. wrongly, if you please, but in the demands of their times will be, and To the Editor: On this date: all cases, think fer yourself. — and a lot bf joy — to the residents. Faithl Hope! Charity! In 1715, Portugal ratified - GotthoM Leasing, German Local troops also will be donating food to make Intelligent choices. 'We strong-men understand each other.' Three famous words, but the Peace of Utrecht, ending dramatist (1729-1781). SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 9,1981 Business TheDMIyRegirter 7 Ask searching questions about future of your job By SYLVIA PORTER Here is a list of basic questions relating both to your job How do you feel about yourself in relation to your job and Have you reached a dead end In your Job — without and to the corporation for which you work that, when honestly your employer? Do you have the self-esteem and self-con- realiilng Itl Are you ignoring the early warning signals that answered, will reveal the traps (if any) around you. The list fidence you want? How strong are your aspirations, how are telling you that you have advanced about ai far at you are was created by Dr. Barry Nathanson, president of Richards determined is your drive? In all honesty, do you really want to likely to go in this firm and in your area? Are you still YOURMONEVS Consultants, Ltd., a nationwide executive recruiting firm advance? 3 counting on your seniority and your untapped abilities to take headquartered in New York City. you to the heights you won't reach? Each of these questions will pull out answers that point the UncomforUhle questions these may be to uncountable To whom do you report? Is be/she well regarded In your way to your own future — whether the disclosures please or number* of you who have begun to read this. But the more WORTH company and slated to move up? How much time does be depress, even terrify, you. But what about your company and unpleasant the answers may be, the more essential it is that spend with you in developing your skills? Its future? you ask them-and now! Does the Industry in which your company operates have a The time to (ace toe corporate duet that may emphasize How long have you been in your present position? Are you future? (buggy whips against computers, for instance). you're In a rut is before the fact becomes obvious to all around still'really learning? Or have your responsibilities expanded What's the situation wfchln your own company? Is the rate, you. you retain control of your future and can shift If (ram a so that you're making a significant contribution to the profit- of growth of your company rapid, are new opportunities*for The time to search (or and find the objective answers to negative Mas to a new, productive look. ability of your company? promotion being created? , ^r^ the fundamental forces shaping your future career is when What are the early warning signals? Have you been passed over (or promotion at least once or What about sales and return on investment? Are sales on a even more times than you can identify? How long have you solid upswing or In a continued decline? Is your company's been in this same job in comparison with other persons in share of Its market rising or falling? similar Jobs? How does your age compare with the ages of What about new products? Is your company holding with IRA not always best other people with the same job title in your company and in established products or does it have an active program of By DAVID SARGENT make a (ew changes in your other companies? research and new product development? Q — I am self-employed holdings that would improve What is your pay level? How does your pay level compare And what about the corporate mentality? Resting on past and Interested la limiting my the quality of your list. I with others in your profession and in relation to others within performances? Or actively dedicated to creating new areas of tax liability for lsM. I under- would switch Cascade growth In which you can find a rewarding future as well? "> stand an 'IRA account" will your company in your age and experience range? SUCCESSFUL Naturmal Gas and Duquesne Signals Indeed! Look Interpret And act In time. \j kelp. Hew do I set one up? .Light to NICOR, Inc. Are you listened to? Do your superiors — or workers in Hew fast will my money (NYSE). The Utter will give your category — seek you out to ask your opinion? Ever? >w? J. J. Michigan you a stake In natural gas s A - Both self-employed INVESTING Are you being moved around into other functional areas? MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER individuals and employees of production, as well as the gas In simple words, is your job narrow and specifically defined, companies that don't offer utility business. perhaps too much so? Or do you have real leeway (or SUNDAY HOURS tax-qualified pension plans This will leave you with creativity hi both your own area and in other areas, a MOW can establish Individual Re- 17,800 annually. You have un- aspects make three'pure electric utilities, flexibility which allows you to demonstrate your individual tirement Accounts (IRA'S). til April 15 to implement a very attractive (or long-term two communica- approach to achieving your own goals and advancing the 1O:OO AM-3:00 PM Contributions are deductible Keogh plan or IRA (or I960 accumulation of capital. tlons/electronics companies objectives of your company as a whole? from gross Income, and taxes contributions. Q- I am a M-year-old and two gas utilities/natural MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER on income and capital gains You should bear in mind widow and I have no children. gas production companies. A Are you challenged by problems presented to you for can be deferred until the indi- that Keogh plans must In- I am wondering If I am toe solution and by these challenges are ydur abilities being used? vidual is retired and list that has growth possi- 777 8IMEWSIUIIY AVE. SHREWSBURY clude all of a company's em- heavily invested in aUIIUes - bilities, yet provides an Are the goals measurable? Are you stretched to your capaci- withdrawals begin. The max- ployees IS years old or older particularly electric. I own ty? • , 747^6220 imum that can be contributed with at least three years ser- above-average Income. in any one year is the lesser American Telephone, vice. Such plans are also less Cascade Natural Oas. Da- of IS percent of earnings or flexible than IRA's when it $1,500. If your spouse does not qnesne light, General Tele- comes to deciding whether or phone, Middle South Utilities, work, you can set up an IRA not to make contributions (or covering both of you with an National Feel Oas, Pennsyl- a given year. vania Power * Light, and annual contribution limit of A full range of investment $1,750 Philadelphia Electric. M. 0. media is available (or IRA Pennsylvania. However, as a self-em- and Keogh investors includ- ployed individual, you may ing: annuities, retirement A - Your NYSE-listed Uncle Sam wants you prefer to establish a so-called bonds, all varieties of mutual portfolio has a value of Keogh plan. Tax features are funds, self-directed invest- $32,500 and nets you $S,500 in similar to IRA's but contribu- ment plans, and savings ac- annual income, a yield of 10.7 tion limits are much higher; counts. Pull particulars can percent. If your Investment to have some IS percent of net income (af- be obtained from these or- goal is income, your portfolio ter normal business ex- ganizations. Specific growth is at least consistent with \ penses) to a maximum of is hard to project, but tax that objective. You could tax-sheltered income West Long Branch eyes plan to avoid $35,000 budget cut WEST LONG BRANCH - Hulsart said be would re- whether the council would in- A newly passed state law examine the new law this clude In its budget a re- may save the Borough Coun- week, and the council re- placement for retired police cil from having to cut more sumed deliberations assum captain Ralph Yamello. .1'-. than WS.000 from its pro- ing that the auditor's in- According to Townsend, Provident posed 1M1 budget or go to a terpretation was correct. Ac- the council faces a "very dif- cap referendum, according to cording to Townsend, the ficult" task in cutting $«,000 ... Armour S. Hulsart, borough council decided not to seek a auditor. (rom its budget proposals. invites you to have your very own cap waiver, but to cut the Shirvanian, however, said he Even with the new law, $6,000 excess. did not foresee any major however, the council still Robert M. Shirvanian, problems in making the cuts. must cut approximately $6,000 from its budget pro- council president, said he did Martinson said no esti- posals before its 1981 budget not envision the council cutt- mates of the total budget or falls within the spending lim- ting any personnel to reach of the new tax rate were it, Hulsart told the council the cap limit. Rather, be felt available. The council ex- IRAKEOGH •..• yesterday morning. cuts would be made "pretty pects to introduce the new In addition, Hulsart's in- much across the board." budget at its regular meeting terpretation of the law dif- Shirvanian did not know March 19. tax-deferred retirement plan fered from that of at least one councilman, who felt that Each IRA ami KEOGH Account at Provident Is insured to $100,000 by FDIC. budget cuts beyond $6,000 may be necessary. Last week, Gov. Brendan -1 T. Byrne signed a bill exclud- ing moat of the increases in How to save on your 1980 federal taxes*.. I n municipal utility and gasoline Monies invested in a Provident KEOGH or IRA retirement pian reduce your adjusted gross income costs (rom the 5 percent for federal tax purposes and you pay no federal income taxes on these funds until you withdraw budget cap. . them at retirement when you will probably be in a lower tax bracket. There are prescribed limits to According to Hulsart, the the amount of contributions to both a KEOGH or an IRA plan. Check all the details at your nearest council's proposed 1981 budget exceeded its cap by Provident office $36,8J8, but that figure In- cluded an approximately • • $96,000 increase in utility and gasoline costs. a) to open an IRA pian if you are not covered by a company or Hulsart said the new law other qualified pension plan. permitted the council toex - b) to open a KEOGH plan H you are serf-employed. clude 90 percent of that in- crease, or more than $30,000, from the cap, leaving the budget only $6,000 above the The sooner you make your contribution, the more interest your plan will earn. IRA plans and spending limit. ALUMINUM STORM contributions must be completed by the date you file your federal income tax return—probably April 15th. 1961 tor the 1960 year. KEOGH Accounts must be applied for by December 31st for the 1960 "If that's the case," deductible year. borough clerk Prances L. Townsend commented, "we're in good shape." N you already have an IRA or KEOGH Account you can.. Councilman Fred •!.• Martinson believed, however, 11 Transfer your current Account 81 Open another Account at that the new law would allow to Provident from any other trustee Provident to handle your 1980 only $25,000 of the utilities or custodian. contributions. increase to be excluded, ne- cessitating approximately $11,000 In cuts. Come in to your nearest Provident office—today. We'll make it easy for you to save on your 1980 tax>return FREE measuring servtee with your •«* 18 lull •!» doors. voW he .the safest part of your IRA or KEOGH Account Births should oe at Provident* R1VERVIEW HOSPITAL Red Bank Richard Werner (Karen ••TASMjaHBO V3S . DoUinger,) 17 Rock H1U Rd., Old Bridge, daughter, March 5. PROVIDENT John Brsesnlak (Gina Loosen,) 191 Washington Ave., Matawan, son, March 5. SAVINGS E Stephen Noonan (Cather- NEW JERSEYS OLDEST MUTUAL SAVINO8 BANK-OFFICES THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY ine Waist rom,) tt Asbury *C • BACH DEPOSITOR INSURED TO SMO.OM Ave., Atlantic Highlands, NEIGHBORHOOD OFFICES: I son, March 5. J636 Arnold Ave., PI. Pleasant Beach/ 73 Broad Srreef. Red Bank Richard Tolas (Elisabeth Seatrfew Square Shopping Mat, Ocean Township (DRIVE-IN) Mount.) 31 Highland Rd., Middletown, son, March I. J 8 The CMly Register • Lifestyle SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 9,1981 Here's accent on the diminutive

By MARGUERITE HENDERSON LITTLE SILVER - A week-long promotion of dolls' things begins today at the Women's Exchange of Mon- mouth County, $2 Church St. The accent on the miniature Is a project of Mrs. Andrew B. MurrayJr., Rumson, who's been more than two yean searching out the smaller things in life, many antique and others that just look it The promotion is one of a series planned for the shop, which specialties at aU times in quality gift items and foods made at borne by some JSO consignors and mar- keted here to supplement Incomes. The Women's Ex- change is a non-profit shop, established hereabouts in ISM. There are some 15 to JO doll pieces in all, Including a wicker carriage, a higbchair. several cradles and a charming double decker bed complete with Udder, cov- erlets and pillows. The bed is old but looks new, sporting a fresh coat of white paint. White paint was also applied to a new swing-style cradle that Mrs. Murray bought from a Hopewell craftsman and Mrs. John Karlin, Locust, decorated with decoupage. , There are also several styles of pint size chairs, some large enough for a live doll to perch upon. Mrs. George Hoffmann, Rumson, president of the Women's Exchange of Monmouth County, has done her part by tipping the shop's cache of brownies, cupcakes, -: STEP RIGHT UP — Double-decker doll fruit tarts, shortbread cookies, and such. That way, If you bed. $50, comes with coverlets and miss out on the cradle, you can console youself with a .pillows. nibble. The Women's Exchange is open from 10 a.m. to S p.m. Monday through Friday, and from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. HIGHCHAIR Hi JINKS — Laura Schilling, Vh, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Schilling, Locust, and Timothy Balding, 2, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robin Balding of Rumson, play with the beads on an antique highchair LIVE DOLL — Timothy Balding, featured In this week's promotion of doll's things at the Rumson, visits the Women's Exchange Women's Exchange of Monmouth County. The chair Is of Monmouth County, Little Silver, and $75. takes a rldt on a rocking lamb, one of the handcrafted playthings there. The lamb Is $65.

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READY TO ROLL —This antique doll carriage, $85, Is one of a collection of doii- size delectables featured ROCK A BYE BUNNY — A handmade this week at the Women's bunny is rackedI n a handcraf ted cradle, Exchange of Monmouth CRADLE TALK — Comfortable cradle, $80. at the Women's Exchange. County. $30, has Its own linens and dust ruff It.

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row Wilson auditorium of Widowed meet Monmouth College Jaye and OLD ' BRIDGE - lie Martin are members of the Hair goes to new lengths for spring WOW's, an organization of colleges English faculty The By EMILY WILKENS braid. He parts long hair on the spring-summer fashion only one? The concern is yoing widows and widowers public is invited to attend the shsaUa't eat jelly beans, him Dear Emily: What can I What are the headlines for the side, then twists it softly moods. She predicts lots of will meet tomorrow at I p.m. readings, which will be fol- favorite snaek, becaasc more for dental hygiene. Jel- do to keep my face fram shia- spring? Several top New away from the face. On each curls, waves, expansion and in SL Thomas the Apostle Ro- lowed by a wine and . they're aot good far hiss. Is ly beans are primarily sugar lag at aa hour or two after York stylists, favorites with side of the bead, be divides volume for more versatility. man Catholic Church. social till because he's trytag to with corn syrup, modified I've applied makeap? — young models and socialites, the hair Into two sections, When it comas to length, hold aewa Us weight? - starch, dextrose, and sugary RUeeaF. Barnard Club Health care are predicting that longer twisting each piece forward Williams says hair will range Carlaas glaxe. They are sticky and Dear Eileen: Invest in and then back over the other. from shoulder length to short. hair is the vogue but this isn't Dear Curious: It's not a cling to the teeth, supplying facial blotters, little tissues KEYPORT - John VERSATILITY IN STYLE WEST LONG BRANCH - to say you can't wear your How to Interpret these problem of weight, although lots of sugar to bacterial impregnated with a formula Gilvey. assistant director of forecasts? No need to! Be Barnard College Club of Mon- hair short if it's more becora- The trend forecast from there are about 11 calories ID plaque. that blots up excess oil and Bayshore Community Hospi- the National Hairdressers guided by what hair style mouth County will meet a jelly bean - and who eats TOO MUCH SHINE Uwnoiiow at ( p.m. for buffet tal, Holmdei, will speak on m and Cosmetologists Associa- looks best on you. Loog hair supper in the home of Mrs. "Community Involvement in ' Jean Louis David says tion also is for more feminine may be at the head of every- Robert Silverman, 3 Darien Health Care" at Friday's 1 30 long hair is in the picture for coiffures. one's trend list but if you look Drive. Franclne Litofsky will p.m. meeting of the Keyport soring and summer because Straight, sleeked hair is best with a short coif, then demonstrate spinning and Literary Club in the Re- "women fed like being real out, according to Doris Wil- snort it Is lor you. weaving. Area Barnard alum- formed Church house here. women." liams, the association's JUST FOR YOU nae are invited and may con- "It's the end of trends styles director, because \X is • Dear Emily: I read some- tact Viola Shedd, Mid Square dance called geometric and linear," not versatile enough to cover plact that PresMeat Reagaa dletown, for more informa- FREEHOLD - The David said. "Look for hair tion. Ma na I apan- English town that's living, moving, soft. RID BANK ONLY Chapter of Women's Ameri- Even wild haircuts will be Thanhs fr. I pan I.inp^ Thrift shop can ORT (Organisation for mastered and supervised." H1LD OV1R ONI M1DDLETOWN - St. Cle- Rehabilitation through Train- Another top stylist Eugene IVe had many lean Years. ment Episcopal Church thrift ing) will have a square dance Siefker of Pierre Michel likes ADDITIONAL WIIK longer hair brightened with At Laan Una. I kwt weight shop, Route M and Church Saturday at I p.m. in Free- whts srioying peanut buns?; Street, Belford, is having a hold Elks Club. Manny accent color to provide "a popcorn, Ice cream, cake and half price sale on clothing Amore will call. A chicken splash of drama and a sunlit wine tor years. LADIES FASHION You could too If you Wednesday and Saturday dinner catered by Ken's Deli "Color gives hair a touch joined Laan Una's weight loss -from 10 a m to 1 p m of Matawan, will be served. of warmth," says Siefker. Proceeds will benefit ORT's For warmer weather, he """rfyaars of experience In •weight toe* has prawn that the Self speaks Bramson School, New York. likes the look of a "rope," program works. which is Us version of a So. join Lain Una RED BANK - Freeholder today. Ift the tenxbto Frank A. Self, mayor of Mid- approach to dletown, will speak at Thurs- day's 7 p.m. meeting of .- . , MR Lenape Business and Pro- MomufiCo- 721-2766 fessional Women's Club in I Carl A. 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SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 9,1981 The Daily Register 9 Advice ANN LANDERS YOUR HEALTH Husband is a tax/evader Dear Ann Landers: My this will not cause more prob- - Another Floridlaa postcard from Tokyo. And husband has not filed aa in- lems. I worry that if some- Dear Floridlan: Your let- look for my column In the come tax return, federal or thing happens to my husband ter made my day. Send me a Asahl Evening News. • Exams cause anxiety state, for IS years. Ed is able everything would be dumped to get away with this because in my lap. He has ao life By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. seling and reassurance would be of fection of the inner lining of the veins. he owas a small easiness and insurance either, so there My 11-year-old daughter ii an ex- great benefit to her. It can occur anywhere in the body but has no employees. The IRS would be no help from thai cellent iiudeat In high school. But Pear of examinations occurs often Is most common in the veins of the seems to have ao record of source. I also worry that If before each examination (he tells me and should, be respected. It often de- legs. Repeated injury is a common him.' we both were to die at the •he gen diuy and brealMeu and leeli vitalizes a youngster and interferes cause of phlebitis; Unrecognized and Ed does not keep any same time our children would a» though she's going to fault. Thli with the capacity to function at a max- untreated varicose veins may pre- books and, therefore, does be responsible for ths whole MARIJUANA rarely happens at any other time. Ii imum level. Some doctors even suggest dispose one to attacks of phlebitis. not know what his Income Is, mess. this common In young people? — Mn. a very small dose of a tranquiUzer to Tobacco Is • frequent offender, es- what his expenses are, or how Obviously I can't sign my MX, Pa. diminish the intensity of the anxiety pecially among people who are highly much profit he makes. Also, name to this letter. Will you Dear Mrs K.: and help carry the youngster through sensitive to It. A condition know as he doesn't pay any Social Se- please help me? - Walling Many young people become ex- this stressful period. The fact that she Buerger's disease is directly related to curity. This means we will AND YOUR For The Axe To Fall tremely tense and anxious during the is an excellent student should give her tobacco sensitivity. It is frequently as- not be eligible tocollec t when stressful periods of examinations. I've a greater senate of security about her i sociated with recurrent bouts of the time comet. Since Ed Dear Waiting: The whole known a number of adolescents who accomplishments and relieve her phlebitis. Also, a number of blood con- does not have a private pen- thing smells like a barrel of develop shortness of breath, dirtiness, fears. ditions are accompanied by phlebitis sion plan, the future seems lost herring. I really feel for lightheadedness, and even nausea and and dotting of the veins. very uncertain. I am becom- you, dear. My advice is to get CHILD Is it common for a person to get a lawyer at once — and a vomiting around examination time. attack! of phlebitis every few month.? ing increasingly bitter about There are specialists who devote this. good one. The longer you put Sometimes these symptoms have This has been happening tom e for two themselves entirely to vascular prob- it off, the worse it will be. parents cannot afford to be been attributed to hyperventilation years awl I am tired of It. - Mr. J.O., lems. It would be wise to consult one of Oar children are unable to apathetic about this problem. when they become upset. With over- Malae. them in your own community. Undoub- apply for college scholarships Dear Ann Landers: You Whether or not your teenage breathing, or hype ventilation, these Dear Mr. G.: tedly the devices now at the disposal of because we can't sign a pa- have helped a It-year-old symptoms occur and become magni- No, It is not common. Neither is it these specialists can help track down rent's consent form to re* man make a big decision. II child Is a pot user, you will fied. There Is little or no possibility common for anybody who has these the cause of these repeated and de- lease Information that happened as a result of your want to read—and Ilkiry re- that any organic problem exists. Nev- recurrent episodes to avoid medical bilitating attacks. doesn't exist. advice to the Florida million- read — the comprehensive, ertheless, (his possibility should be attention as you indicate you have in . Dr. Coleman welcomes questions I returned to work last aire whose children were new Associated Prtss book- ruled out. If your daughter is in perfect the rest of your letter. from readers. Please write to him In year and intend to Hie a lax self-centered and Ir-From 1960 to 1971 thelet, MARIJUANA AND YOUR health, then some psychological coun- Phlebitis Is an inflammation or in- care of this newspaper. return for myself. Hopefully responsible. His grand- children were lasy and dis-death rale lor Americans, 15 CHILD. This 64-page publica- respectful. They never said 10 24 years ol age, was up by tion suggests ways of dealing HINTS FROM HELOISE "thank yon" for anything. 11 percent. Why? Much o( the with pot-smoking teenagers. You told the old genIncreas- e was due to deaths Order your copy now and you tleman he didn't owe nay ofIrom automobile accidents will also receive QET OFF THE them a nickel. Yon enan- d murders attributable lo GRASS, a 16 page booklet de- couraged him to spend his drug problems. Shocking, tailing to your teenage child Color remover whitens duds money, enjoy himself and too, is the fact that marijuana the dangers of smoking pot. leave what was left to chari- we Is now affecting young You can get both publica- ty. You even offered tosug - DEAR HELOISE: people just entering junior tions lor the combined price bleach and one-half cup automatic dishwasher Heloise gest some "worthy causes" high school — fresh out of ol $3.95. Send lor your copies My white laundry always looked gray aid detergent added to a gallon of hot water. For If be didn't know of any. dingy. Socks, linens, even grungy while sneakers, IDENTIFYING SPECS grammar school —and their today through this news- nylon, let the water cool before adding the Dear Heloise: To identify my eyeglasses, I use defied my efforti to brighten them. garments. I am not wealthy, bat I am number is growing. American paper. Then I tried a commercial dye color remover one of my personal name labels and cat off jnst Soak the garments for 30 minutes, then wash the name: comfortable. After reading and was really amaied at how white my white as usual. thai column I, decided yea clothes became. - Mlndy I glue this narrow strip onto the ear piece of Don't be afraid that using bleach often will my eyeglasses using an ordinary household glue. were talking to me, too.Th e| MARIJUANA AND YOUR CHILD True, but did you know that if you will wash wear out your clothes faster. If you use proper circumstances were identi- ONLY white things together, pre-rinsing them in When it dries, I paint over II with clear naUpoUsh. The Daily Register amounts, your clothes will last as long as you're cal. , | BOX 413, Teaneck, N.J. 07666 cold water first, than adding an adequate amount willing to wear them. So far It's lasted over a year. If yet) don't have of bleach each time you wash, you'll be surprised name labels, yon might use the name from your I am going to the Orient in I know one lady who has always washed her Enclosed is $ Please send me 1 I at how white your whites will stay? white clothes with bleach each time. After seven deposit slip. the spring and plan toinvit e a Read the directions on the bleach label so years, she's still washing the same underwear, Hopefully, when I leave my glasses some- yoaag neighbor lad who will | copies ol Marijuana and Your Child at $3 95 apiece. you'll know exactly now much or how little to add. and it's as white aa when it was purchased, and no where, the person can Identify them and be able be graduating from high For special stains on white cottons and nylon, worse for the wear that seven years can bring. to return them to me. — Mary Grace school. Ha has been support SNAM utucE . use the formula for whitening that's one-third cup Just remember: don't overdo a good thing! — They cost too much today tolose . - Heloise lag himself aad helping out at home since he was II. Paper ADDRESS. routes, summer Jobs, any- thing to earn a dollar. What a CITY. STATE. ZIP ASK DR. BROTHERS treat it will be for him - and PJetse rntke check or money order payable lo for me, too! Thanks for set- Trie Associated Press ting me on the right coarse. Family budget and teen-agers on. power, dominance, for their parents Teen-agers he doesn't deserve. Shsce I to express this tohim . — O.K. By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS agree with him, I feel strength and aggression. The Last chance Dear Dr. Brothers: Until should be encouraged tocon - Dear O.K.: I think you can car is often the boy's first tribute ideas and solutions helpless when he asks me recently, my husband's why. I don't want Urn tota n explain to your son that auto- taste of power and young salary provided for all oar Once families begin to into a radical aad I don't mobile insurance companies males woo are insecure use family's needs aad none of as share the bad, as weU at the aren't out to get him, but to enroll in an want him to he against the the car in an attempt to test had to worry much about good, there's often a new authority of adults or bigunfortunately statistics show their manhood. Obviously, an economising. Oar three teen- sense of closeness and coop- badness. Since I'm n busi- that there are many young automobile or any piece of age children grew up with an eration. ness man myself, I'd like him male drivers who don't have machinery has nothing tod o Aerobic Dancing almost unlimited supply of With your family as a unit, to grow ap having a decent his maturity behind the wheel with maleness, but adoles- money for their dally needs. try (to work out a spending respect for the corporations of a car. Their premium rates cent males seem to lose their Well, things have changed. plant, set goals together, tort who control a lot of this coun- are based on studies that judgment when they're driv- My husband has been Ul and out priorities and plan a re- try, including the big insur- show who is likely to have ing. They take more risks so he new earns mach less. In alistic budget for the family ance companies. I'm really accidents. that lead to more accidents addition, we're trying to keep as a whole and for each mem- unite angry, but I aaa't want The male fantasy centers Your son is an exception. up with inflation and we're ber. If your youngsters don't not making it. My husband's have allowances, I strongly policy was to keep the kids in suggest you set Oils up as total ignorance about oar soon as possible Make the Hurry! / muscles take on a moaey problems. He had to allowances realistic, but If Decorate like a professional ...and SAVEI •^ new, firmer tone. Don'Don'tt LeL t it ! suffer through great poverty you can't afford aa much as Dane* You Heart and lungs are as aa adolescent anal he didn't your children say they want strengthened. Your want the same for bis chil- or need, then plan ways they By \ skin glows with a dren I understand why he can work and earn what they We've told you wants to protect them, but I need. 1 healthier tint. You II also know that unless they f about the new ' experience the Deai Dr. Brothers: Hew practice some kind of frugali- can I possibly explain the dis- Aerobic Dancing thrill of true fitness ty, we're all going to sutler. . criminatory policy of many class starting from head to toe. -J.K. Insurance Companies to March 10. You've charge teen-age males mere You'll look like a new, Dear J.K.: I too under- read about Aerobic trimmer, more vital stand why your husband feels for auto Insurance? I have a Dancing in the news- at he does, but he's not doing sea and a daughter in their person. All with no teens. They're both excellent papers. You've heard his children any favor by ov- Three weeks only I March 9 to 28 about it on radio and strain on your body- • erprotecting them in this drivers, better and mere at any time. way. Teen-agers need to be cautious than either my wife television. JointheThou- • In on the family budgeting. or I. 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BY .(ACKI 10 TheDtfiyRegfeter The Arts SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 9,1981 Both sides of Custer captured for there is no prosecution, only a double defense. ByBILLZAPCIC stark juxtapositions of actors by director Nagle Admitted, Custer and wife and entourage cast the Jackson, are revealed through facial expressions accusing finger at Benteen and Reno, and they PRINCETON - I was duped. I fell for an which range from the sullen through the ecstatic back, but Benteen and Custer, the principals in emotional appeal and applauded for a man with to the passionately angry. They also are vented this play and in the Little Big Horn debacle, whose philosophy I disagree vehemently. through the pleading cries of characters like already were convinced of their rectitude. This is '. I applauded for George Armstrong Custer, and Marcus A. Reno and the disgusted, almost regur- merely equal time. for his logically thin but emotionally convincing gitated statements of Frederick William Benteen. argument why he adopted the Irish drinking song Too much is still unknown about what the hell The "chorus" of Cutter's men — Greg The Garry Owen" as the rallying call for the 7th happened out there. Thornton as Miles Moylen, Gary Roberts as Cavalry. What is known for sure is that Custer split the George Yates, G Wood as Wooden Leg and Thom- And because I fell for Caster's argument my- 7th Cavalry into three battalions and Intended to as Nahrwold as Tom Cutter — runt the gamut of self, it became clear how so many persons sur- wipe out a mass of hostiles known to be in and emotion and situation; in many ways these actors rounding Custer during his life were hypnotized about the Little Big Horn valley; that bit bat- have the harder task. They shoulder It well. by his spell. . talion was massacred, with but a hone remain- •Catherine McGrath as Elisabeth Bacon Custer -Robert E. Inghani i "Custer" opened a run ing; that Benteen and Reno didn't get there in is steady, unfailing, the epitome of a Cavalry through March 22 at the McCarter Theatre here time; and that they lived. officer's wife. John Mansfield as Custer could Friday night, and this intricate study of the lives Reno ... well, actually Reno survived, for the have been the president he hoped to be. of those lulled at the valley of the Little Big Horn bruising and abusing be took from his fellow Barry Boys as Benteen — ever acerbic, ever River — and those who were not — Is a vital, soldiers after the massacre made his with he had straightforward, ever realistic — is worthy of a vibrant exploration both of history and the thea- died. "Custer" has this; Richard Risso as Reno tribute the size of this entire re view ter makes us fed this to the pit of the stomach. As much is said by the unspoken at is laid by Cutter the man was beloved not only of-his characters. Ingham's ear for the language, both FOOTLIGHTS - Scenery by Daniel Boylen wife but also of his men; "Cutter" has this, too, in natural-sounding conversation and monologue, and lighting by Frances Aronson are Just right. with testimonies from some of the men, from his add in his linguistic twists and turns and veiled The costuming by Rosemary Ingham, particular- wife, from hit brother. Character witnesses, per pans, make this play a triumph of the parlance. ly the stark clash between Benteen and the rest, se. captures perfectly the playwright's spirit... or is But the intricacies of these persons' lives, But these two acts comprise a curious trial, it spirits? staged in vivid combinations of characters and

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Tourney field chosen LIU's Blackbirds land spot in NCAA's By KEN RAPPOPORT With top-ranked Oregon State losing Saturday, De- Nick Morken scored 24 points to lead Tenneseee- Madison in front for good and the Dukes went on to a 69-60 AP Sporti Writer Paul, winning its 14th straight, could go into the NCAA's ChatUnooga's victory over Appalachian State's defend- victory over Richmond's Spiders to claim the ECAC Mideast Regional tournament as the No.l team in the ing champions. "Moken got almost every big point for South title. At far at Long Island University and the NCAA nation. us," said Tennessee-Chattanooga Coach Murray Arnold- Elsewhere, it was Dullness as usual in the Atlantic basketball playoffs are concerned, it's always been bye, Also yesterday, Larry Spriggs scored IS points to earn "He always gets the ball to the people we want to have It. Coast Conference playoffs, where North Carolina won its bye Blackbirds. his third selection as Most Valuable Player of the Mid- And today he had the other stats to go with that." ninth playoff title and third in five years. James Worthy But this year, you can say hello to them. Eastern Athletic Conference Tournament as Howard Getting 30 points from Tony Gattis, Mercer Univer- scored It points, and a layin by fleet guard Jimmy Black The Brooklyn-based Blackbirds, once the pride of the University beat North Carolina A&T 6843 and moved into sity stood up to a last minute rally and defeated Houston broke the seventh tie of the second half, propelling North legendary Clair Bee, are among at least 10 teams who the NCAA tourney. Baptist 72-67 to capture the Trans America Conference Carolina to a 61-60 victory over Maryland. made the NCAA's Division I playoffs for the first time The Blackbirds won their division playoffs in Union- tournament. Alvin Jackson scored 19 points in leading Sophomore guard Rob Williams scored 37 points and this year. dale, N.Y., with a 77-72 triumph over Iona as Earl Fuller Southern University to a 6943 victory over Jackson State forward Michael Young muscled in 18 as Houston cap- Pay attention, now: The Blackbirds, winners of the scored nine key points in the second half. in the Southwestern Athletic Conference playoffs. Metro Divison finals of the Eastern Collegiate Athletic tured the Southwest Conference tournament with a 84-59 LIU's appearance in postseason play recalls days of Ray McCallum scored 24 points to pace Ball State Conference playoffs Saturday, will be joined in the 48- victory over Texas. Tony Guy, Darnell Valentine and Art the Bee teams of the 1930s and 1940s, when 20-vlctory over Northern Illinois 7946 in the Mid-American Con- team field by other first-timers Mississippi, Tennessee- Housey combined to score 61 points and lead Kansas to an seasons were commonplace. In that era, Bee brought his ference finals. Rod Higglns' three-point play with 3:23 Chattanooga, Mercer, Southern University, Ball State, 8048 romp over Kansas State in the final of the Big Eight Blackbirds to the National Invitation Tournament in New remaining put Fresno State ahead -for good and the tournament. Fresno State, Idaho, Northeastern and James Madison. York — then considered at much the national cham- Bulldogs went on to a 52-48 triumph over San Jose State in Forward Lennie McMillian scored 20 points and led a These teams all qualified, along with a host of famil- pionship as the NCAA is today - and won in 1939 and 1941. the championship game of the Pacific Coast Athletic pickpocket defense that gave Pittsburgh a victory over iar NCAA playoff names, as a result of tournament Bee's record for 18 yean was a phenomenal '357-79, a Association tournament. Duquesne in the championship game of the Eastern Eight victories over the weekend. . V winning percentage of .819. Brian Kellerman scored 21 points and Ken Owens put tournament. Two of the more familiar teams are DePaul and Mississippi won the Southeastern Conference playoffs in six in the final 1:16 to lift Idaho to a 7044 victory over Notre Dame. The second-ranked Blue Demons, riding Western Kentucky survived a second-half rally by with a 66-62 triumph over Georgia behind Elston Turner's Montana as .the Vandals won their first Big Sky Con- Murray State, regained the lead and, behind Percy Mark Aguii re's 24 points and Clyde Bradshaw's 11 assists 22 points. The Rebels wiped out a 13-point deficit in the ference basketball title. and 14 points, defeated the sixth-ranked Fighting Irish White's 18 points, defeated the Racers 7147 to win the first half to win. Terry Moss heaved in a desperation halfcourt shot 74-64 yesterday. Ohio Valley Conference tournament. "Nobody gave us a tinker's damn of a chance to with no time remaining to propel Northeastern to an 81-79 DePaul turned a two-point edge into a 82-52 lead six Freshman center Tony Costner scored 23 points and win," said Ole Miss Coach Bob Weltlich. overtime victory over Holy Cross and an ECAC North sparked St. Joseph's, Pa., to a come-from behind 6340 minutes into the second half when Aguirre and Bradshaw Weltlich called the SEC title "a greater thrill" than championsip. scored six points apiece. Kelly Tripucka led Notre Dame victory over American University in the East Coast when Indiana won the NCAA title in 1976 when he was an Steve Blackmon and Linton Townes combined for 39 Conference playoffs. with 28 points. assistant coach with the Hoosiers. points and keyed a 1(M) first-halt spurt that tent James See NCAA, pa(e 12 Celtic burst Aguirre, DePaul hits Knicks rush past Irish BOSTON (AP) - The Boston Celtics ripped open a tight game with a 13-point burst late in the third quarter and, led by CHICAGO (AP) - Clyde Bradshaw had revenge games this season, UCLA and Notre 23 points each from Larry Bird and Kevin McHale, crushed just come off a brilliant effort in leading Dame," said Phelps, recalling thtt the Irish the New York Knicki 115-94 in the National Basketball second-ranked DePaul to a 7444 victory over snapped DePaul's unbeaten streak last sea- Association yesterday. No.6 Notre Dame In a nationally televised son shortly before the Blue Demons' only It was the Celtics' ninth victory in their last 11 games and game, but the senior guard wasn't sure ex- other loss last season to UCLA in the their 25th consecutive victory in Boston. New York now has actly how well he had played. / playoffs. dropped six of its last eight contests. "I never know," said Bradshaw. "Some- "Our turnovers put us in a bole and we - Two free throws by New York's Campy Russell with 5:48 times, I feel I've played well and Coach says just didn't play well," said Phelps. "In the to go inlhe third quarter tied the score 6545. But the Knicks Terrible.' Other times, I think I've played second half, I felt we had it going again, but went scoreless for the next 4:32, while the Celtics were racing just average and Coach says: 'Great game, our turnovers and lack of rebounds hart op." '' to a 7845 lead. Clyde.' I thought I played well " The Irish held a 22-12 led midway inthe Rick Robey began the surge by making one of two free Across the hall, The Coach, 67-year-old first half, but DePaul went on a 14-1 spree. throws. Chris Ford followed with a running bank shot before Ray Meyer was saying, "Clyde Bradshaw lead by Bradshaw to take the lead and was In Bird's jumper gave the Celtics a 7046 lead with 4:00 left in the was never better. He was super. But be has front 3M5 at the half. third period. been doing that for us for four years." Notre Dame tied it three Umes early in Ford and Robey hit consecutive fast break layups, Bird Bradshaw, turning the game around with the second half, but Aguirre and Bradouw added a jumper just inside the three-point field goal line and a behind-the-bttk past to Skip Dillard fo> a each scored six points in one short stretch aS MeHale ended the streak by following his own mist with a basket and thtt busting up a S-oa-1 Notre DePaul moved ahead 6242 and never again stuff with 1 43 left in the period. Dame fastbreak to help wipe out a 10-point, was threatened. The lead had changed hands six times in the second half first-half Irish lead, finished with three Aguirre drew his fourth foul M seconds before the 13-0 explosion, and the Knicks never came closer steals, 13 assists amd 14 points into the second half, but stayed in the game Own 10 points the rest of the way. "Oh, there ws plenty of incentive," said and didn't foul out until there was 1 JO left to The Celtics led most of the first half but had to score six of Bradshaw. "First of all we were playing play with Demons ahead 6940. the last eight points to take a 54-51 lead at intermission. Notre Dame, then it was the final game at Asked why his players didn't take the ball McHale's 23 points were a career-high for the rookie from DePaul, and all those people from New Jer- to Aguirre in an effort to foul him out, Pbelpt Minnesota New York was led by Russell and Sly Williams sey came down to see me play." laid "You can get Into trouble trying to IRKED IRISH — Terry Cummings (32) of DePaul fights for a rebound with Tim with 16 points each. Helping swell the biggest crowd ever in attack one guy. Andree (S3) of Notre Dame during first half action of their nationally televised game the Rosemont Horizon to 17,579 were Brad- "Anyway," he quipped, "everyone Tiers US, Backs IN yesterday. Notre Dame's Tracy Jackson (30) and Kelly Tripucka Join in on the shaw's mother and father, plus "about 19 would have left if he fouled out." PHILADELPHIA - Rookie guard Andrew Toney, a action. cousins and friends." With top-ranked Oregon State losing Sat- starter for 57 games before being benched last week, scored 28 While KeUy Tripucka carried the load for urday night to Arizona State, it's possible points in a reserve role to lead the Philadelphia 76ers to a Notre Dame with a game-high 28 points, that DePaul wiU regain the No.l spot in the victory over the Milwaukee Bucks in a battle of division Bradshaw was the key, but not the only star final Associated Press poD and take that leaders. Detroit ties Rangers for the Blue Demons. ranking into the postseason tournament. Caldwell Jones pulled down 20 rebounds for Philadelphia, All American Mark Aguirre scored 24 "I don't like it," said Meyer of that which put the game away by scoring the last seven points of points and had 10 rebounds, although he possibility. "I'd rather have Oregon State the third quarter and the first 10 of the final period, turning NEW YORK (AP) - The Detroit Red McAdam knotted it on a 30-foot wrist shot at played most of the second half with four hive the monkey on Its back. I'd rather be what had been a close game into a runaway. Wings used third-period goals by Glenn Hicks 10:26 before Anders Hedberg put New York fouls, and sophomore Teddy Grubbs turned in No. 1 at the end of the season." The victory enabled Philadelphia to maintain its one game and Dale McCourt to forge a 4-4 National on top 2-17:54 later. 14 poinfc and a defensive performance that lead in the Atlantic Division over Boston. Milwaukee has Hockey League tie with the sloppy New York Sabres 8, Flyers 4 highlighted one of his best efforts at DePaul. And DePaul's chances in the NCAA? already clinched the Central Division title. Rangers last night. BUFFALO, N.Y. - Buffalo's Danny Gare "We recovered Teddy Grubbs out there "There's s dunce," said Meyer. "I'm Milwaukee raced to a 13-2 lead in the first three minutes of The Red Wings controlled the puck for scored three goals, including his 230th of his today," said Meyer. "He had his best game not saying we'll win, but this team is capable. the nationally televised game behind five points and two most of the contest but still were trailing 4-2 career, and teammates Alan Haworth and against Notre Dame last year, so we told him On any given night, we can play with any- steals by Marques Johnson, who was the Bucks' leading entering the final period. Andre Savard added two as the Sabres to look at the films. To get him back for the one." scorer with 22 points. But Detroit continued applying pressure downed the Philadelphia Flyers. NCAA is a great blessing. We can't go to the | Kings IN, SUM M on a shaky Doug Soetaert in the Rangers goal Haworth, who has now scored 15 goals in NCAA without Teddy Grubbs." Hawaii», Texas-El Pas* 71 KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Guard Otis Blrdsong poured in a and took advantage of some lackadaisical his rookie season, gave the Sabres a 24 lead The Blue Demons, 27-1, and riding a 14- HONOLULU - Tony Webster scored 23 game-high 30 points to power the Kansas City Kings to a rout checking by New York to even the score. in the first period with a pair of scores 43 game win streak since their only loss to Old points, Including five free throws in the last of the Phoenix Suns. Gary McAdam skated through the seconds apart. Dominion, have been seeded No.l in the minute of pl.iy. and pulled in a key rebound The Suns' 68-point effort was an all-time low for the Rangers zone, around the net and then back With BiU Barber in the Flyer's penalty Mideast Regional, and will face the winner of with 38 seconds left as the University of franchise and It tied the NBA season low set earlier this in front before passing to Hicks, who put a box, Haworth scooped up a loose puck in the the Creighton-St. Joseph game. Hawaii upset Texas-El Paso. season by the expansion Dallas Mavericks. wrist shot from the slot behind Soetaert at crease and fired it by Philadelphia goalie Notre Dame beads to the East Regional The victory gave Hawaii a 14-13 season Scott Wedman and Ernie Grunfeld finished with 16 points 3:12 to make it4-3. Pete Peeters Moments later, Craig Ramsay with a 22-5 record and also will have a first- record, its first winning season in five years. apiece and reserve center Joe C. Merlweather added 19 as the One minute, 26 seconds later, Mike threaded a pass to the net where Haworth round bye. The Irish will face the winner of Hie Rainbows, unable to penetrate the Kings snapped the Suns' four-game winning streak. Foligno duplicated McAdam's effort and then waited to bat it In. the Georgetown-James Madison game. Miners' tough tone defense, fell behind 40-19 The Kings, now 36-36, have won eleven of their last 14 set up McCourt for a slapshot from the left- Tim Kerr cut the Flyer's deficit to 2-1 in Irish Coach Digger Phelps said be will use at halfUme. Terry White led UTEP with X games at home. Phoenix jumped out to an 8-2 lead but the wing circle that got past Soetaert and dead- the second period when he picked up his 18th the DePaul loss as an example for his team points, 10 in each half Fred Reynolds, with Kings ended the first quarter with a 22-17 lead. locked the contest. goal hi a flurry of action around the. Buffalo this week and promised, "We'll have good 16 points, also split his production evenly ' Kansas City opened the game up midway through the The Rangers had outscored Detroit 2-1 In net. practices. I guarantee that." between halves. '[ sacend quarter by outscoring the Suns 14-2 during a five- each of the first two periods. Barry Beck's Gare and Savard accounted for three Phelps said that DePaul played with great Aaron Striyhorn and Clarence Dickersoa, minute stretch. The Kings went up by as many as 41 points power-play goal on a 50-foot slapshot opened quick Buffalo goals as the Sabres moved out Intensity, which didn't surprise him. with 16 feints each for the game, led the v twice late in the game. ' the scoring at 6:03 of the first session. to a 5-1 lead. "I thought DePaul was waiting for two' Raiiibows *econd-half rally. Will Fliers' *D' blow away Tornadbs?

By DAN ROSENBAUM The problem It, Trenton doesn't have ton coach, Is the first to admit it. our game. Teams like that don't like to have Also in Neptune's favor will be the home- A.C.'t height. "Their big guys cover a pretty good the tempo slowed down. They get the rebound court advantage. There had been some talk What Trenton Central High School basket- "They're at close to Atlantic City as any amount of ground," he said. "You can tell by — one, two, maybe three passes - and they that the game would be moved to the Mon- ball coach Bill Clark witnessed on the night of team we'll play this year," Neptune coach the way they play a strong, team-oriented, shoot. mouth College Gym, whose seating capacity of Jan. 31 had to worry him. And if It didn't then, Henry Moore said, "though they don't hive defensive game that they're a well coached "If we can slow them down, like we did to 3,200 is double that of the Neptune High School gym. But according to Mlm Truppa, the Men- it does now. the same strength underneath." team. We're just going to try to neutralize Atlantic City, and make them pass the ball mouth Sporti Information Director, he is not That night, Clark was in the stands at What Atlantic City had was a 64,230 pound their height with our speed." 9,10,11 times, they'll be forced to change their aware of artv such move. Monmouth College, and what he saw was Nep- center named Bob Coleman. Supposedly, be The Tornado's did a pretty good job of that style of play. That's when you get into trou- last year, whipping the Scarlet Fliers, 7241, in tune take apart a talented Atlantic City team, would trigger the Vikings fast break by out- ble." Either way, Clark figures he's at a disad- muscling Kevin Thomas, Neptune's 64 center, the Group IV finals Moore points out, though, SMS. That's about 45 points under the Atlantic vantage. City season average. Therefore, Clark Is faced on the boards. That didn't happen. Thomas that Neptune didn't have a very good game last In charge of the passing department for with two Urge problems. blocked out Coleman, 64 Bob Braun and 6-4 year, that this years version is a much more Trenton will be guards Greg King, a 6-footor, "I wish It could have been a neutral One, third-seeded Trenton Central (16-1) Carl Braggs grabbed the rebounds, and A.C. disciplined club. And it's almost Impossible to and Leroy McCoy, at S-U. They match up court," be Mid, "but that's the lack of the plays second-seeded Neptune (254) tomorrow was easy pickings after that. , argue with him. pretty well in the backcourt, at least sise-wise, draw." night (7:30) In the NJ8IAA Central Jersey Trenton doesn't have a Coleman. The Tor- "We're a much more poised, experienced with Neptune's Bryan Gabriel and Terry Group IV semifinals. nado's front line consists of 6-2 Andy Baker (16 team this year," Moore said. "If we play our Fisher, and they can put the ball in the hoop The winner of tomorrow's game will then Two, Trenton and Atlantic City play simi- ppg), 64 Joe Johnson (14 ppg), and64 Keith regular defensive type game (giving up just 41 But it appears that tomorrow's fame will be play the winner of the game between too- lar type games. Run and gun, controlled fast Wilkenon. That kind of site won't Intimidate a ppg), we'll be all right. I'm not worried about decided up front, where Trenton cannot force seeded Perth Amboy and Mlddletown South hi break, relying on quickness. Neptune, and Clark, In his first year as Tren- their quickness. We intend to make them play the Issue. the CJ Group IV finals 12 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH9.198! Kite surprises competition at Inverrary

LAUDERHILL, k'la. (AP) - Jack Nicklaus wasn't even Kite's total was 14 strokes under par on the 7,129-yard LAjJOIRHILL. Fla. (API - Final scores and monevxlnnlngs yesterday In the wine Donald, M.IOO . 7! 71 71 47-W thinking about Tom Kite, didn't even know he was in the hunt, Inverrary Golf Club course/ It was worth $54,000 from the U00.MO American Motors Invarro/y Clank on the 7.in yard, per-72 Invorrarv 71-71-ro-**—»1 *JrOtl ^ lUO COUvSjoxr! Leonard Thompsn, U.700.. 4*72 7fr7O—211 when he three-putted the final hole and opened the gate for total purse of 1300,000 and made him eligible for a huge, Tom Kite, 154.000 1« 41U » 174 Morris Hatalskv, $3.700 „ 7144-71.71—2tl Jack Nicklaus. U2.400 ei-Tl-M-w— 275 'torn Purtier, 15,700. Kite's surprise victory yesterday in the American Motors $500,000 extra prize that goes to the man able to sweep this Curtis Strange. 120.400 "...... 7.7.7.'. «M»-*4-7»-aie Bob Murphy. 15,700 . II M te 73 III Andy Bean. 111.200 4«-7l-4t4a-2)7 Rev Floyd, M.700 „ 72 47.72-71 - 2U Inverrary Golf Classic. title and the next two PGA Tour events, Doral and the Larry Zlegler. 113.200 4540-72.72—277 ail Morgan. 14.500 I wasn't looking at Kite," Nicklaus said after the last- Tournament Players Championship. Charles Coody. 110,425 t. 4772-7O-4«—271 Frank Conner, U.510 nnmt-iu Johnny Miller. t».42S 7O-7W4-72-27» Glboy Gilbert. U.SI0 . 41-71 71 70— Ml hole bogey that knocked him out of any potential playoff. "That kind of gets your attention," Kite said. Male irxln. tf.100 74-4M7 47-27» Doug Texoll.tl.510 7071 77 70—u» Jerry Pate, M.I 00 1 76 4S7IM-IM Rod Curl. tl.SIO . 73 73 47 70—2a) "I didn't know he'd done anything," Nicklaus said. The victory also pushed Kite — who has played so much of Mark O'Meara, W. 100 71-74 44H-180 Larry Nelson, U.SI0 7! 73 « 7O-2U Lance Healner. W, 100 74 4«4a4«— 2M Barney Thompsn. U.510... 4,.;i.7!.72-2al But while Nicklaus was grinding away with Curtis Strange his career in the shadow of his former University of Texas Don Poolev, tl.MJ . 71-72 n-4e-2»4 as his target. Kite, all but overlooked, came from 2 strokes teammate Ben Crenshaw — past the $1 million mark in career back with three holes to play and slipped in to take his third earnings. PGA Tour title with a final round 3-under-par 69 and a 274 Nicklaus. twice tied for the lead and needing only a par on total. the final hole to set up a sudden death playoff, 3-putted from "What a surprise," said Kite, who has come so close so the fringe, missing a four-foot second putt that would have very often in his 10-year Tour career. tied him for first. With three holes to go, he said, "I was thinking third The deeply disappointed Golden Bear, winner of the U.S. place." Open and POA last year, played in the group in front of Kite, Then things turned around. walked from the green with his shoulders slumped, disgusted- A paid directory of coming events for non-profit The annual Corned Beef It Cabbage Dinner spon- Nicklaus bogeyed two of the last three holes and Strange ly flipped his ball into the gallery and could only stand and organizations. Rates $3.00 (or three lines for one day, sored by the MCBC of the Red Bank United Methodist bogeyed all three oft them. watch as Kite made the routine, downtho middle, on-the- $1 .00 each additional line; $4.00 for two days, $1.25 each Church, Broad St., will be held Sat., Mar. 14 from 4-7 Kite, meanwhile, birdied two of the last three to claim his green, 2-putt par that won it. additional line; 16.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each P.M. There will be a Mini Craft Show as well. Adults $6, additional line; $7.00 for 10 days, $2.00 each additional first victory in three years. Nicklaus finished with a 68 and a 275 total. The distraught children $2. All are invited. line. Deadline noon two days before publication. Call "Yes, it was starting to get to me," he said of his many Strange, a 4-shot leader when play started in warm, overcast Annual St. Patrick's Day Dance held by St. James The Dally Register, 542-4000, ask for the Date Secre- challenges and few wins. "Letting wins slip through your weather, bogeyed his final three holes for a 75 that left him at Church, Red Bank, Mar. 14 in grammar school tary. hands ... you know you're good enough to win and they just slip 276. auditorium, 30 Peters PI., 9 P.M.-l A.M. Hors through your hands. d'oeuvres, beverages, set-ups and late supper provided. "But this one was a surprise." Andy Bean, a winner a week ago, and Larry Ziegler were MONDAY-WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY Music by the "MODS". $10. per person. Reservations Nicklaus was surprised, too. another stroke back at 277. Bean shot a closing 68 and Ziegler CHRISTIANS IN-SERVICE, quaUfied persons to and tickets contact Ginny Howard, 671-0333, M. Boehn- This time he let one slip through his hands. Coming from 6 matched par 72. assist senior citizens in filing various forms, tax, social ing, 842-7257 or C. Connelly, 9464579. shots back, he twice was tied for the lead on the back nine. Veteran Charles Coody, who chipped in on the final hole, security, insurance, medical, etc. Service free of MARCH It And be lost it, missing a 4-foot putt on the final hole. and Johnny Miller were at 278. Coody had a closing 69. Miller charge. Call 281-0485, Mon.. Wed., Frl., » A.M. to 12 ORGAN & FLUTE: INTERNATIONAL CONCERT "I was in position to win and I just turned around and 72. Noon. SERIES, United Methodist Church, 247 Broad St., Red gave it away," he said. Kite. 4 strokes back at the start of the day, caught the SATURDAYS-WEDNESDAYS-FRIDAYS Bank. John Weaver, organist from Madison Avenue But it could be said that Kite took it, holing birdie putts of front-running Strange with a birdie on the eighth hole, then St. Agnes Thrift Shop, Avenue D, Atlantic High- Presbyterian Church: works of Bach, Weaver, and about 15 feet on the 16th and 17th boles. dropped back immediately with bogeys on the next two. lands, now open Sat., 12-2, also Wed. It Frl. 10-2. IS sales Leighton. Marianne Weaver, flautist: Bach. 4 P.M. rooms. Costume room. Free will offering. NOW UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Basket Ball game between the NY Giants It The St. Gerard Guilds of America appeal for aid for Rumson All Stars, Mar. 15, 2 P.M. at Rumson-Falr Italian earthquake victims. Make check payable to Rev. Haven Regional High School. Tickets $3.00. Available at Syracuse heads NIT field Nicola Ferrante, Jersey Shore Bank, 555 Ocean Ave , the Willow Cleaners in Sea Bright and Little Silver and Long Branch, N.J. c/o Bob King. in Rumson at Val's Tavern, Rumson Market, Rumson NEW YORK (AP) - Syracuse, a surprise winner in the nation. Second-round and quarterfinal games are also sched- FEBRUARY M TO MAR. 15 Wine It Spirits, Hintelmann's Liquors & Butlers's Deli. Advance sale only. Autographs 4 free souvenirs, a Big East Conference tournament, and three Big Ten entries uled at scattered sites March 15-16 and 19-20, with the semi- St. Gerard Guilds of America program by Rumson Pop Warner benefit. head the list of 15 teams selected yesterday for the National finals and championship game set for Madison Square Garden Archbishop Fulton Sheen, WARNING clergy "The Anti- Invitation Tournament. March 23 and 25. Christ Is Here". Radio station WWUU, 107.1 FM, Long Monmouth Conservatory of Music Auxiliary St. Officials of the NIT, the nation's oldest postseason col- Pairings and early round sites will be announced when the Branch. 222-1071 every Sun. 7:30 PM Patrick's Cocktail Party, on Mar. 15 at Manns Bicycle legiate basketball competition, said St. John's, 17-10, and field is completed, NIT officials said. MAR. 1,8,15, a, M.Apr. 5 Shop, Hwy. 35, Eatontown from 4-6 P.M. Entertainment Connecticut, 19-8, would join the 18-11 Orange from the Big Syracuse beat ViUanova 83-80 in triple overtime Saturday "Focus On The Family" a film series by Dr. James provided by Paul Alladin, with guest singers. $7.50 per East, while Michigan. Purdue and Minnesota, all 17-10, would to win the Big East tournament. But — because It Is a C. Dobson will be shown in the New Monmouth Baptist person. For information call 946-8450 or 747-0356. represent the Big Ten. relatively new conference — the champion of the Big East Church, Cherry Tree Farm & New Monmouth Rds., Monmouth Jewish Singles 25 to 45 years, dance at does not receive an automatic bid to the National Collegiate New Monmouth, beginning Feb. 22, 7 P.M. The series Club 39, Rt. 35, Sayreville. Live DJ, 8 P.M. For The picks, announced yesterday, also included Duke, 15-12, Athletic Association tournament. Both ViUanova and will continue for seven consecutive Sun. evenings. information 591-1777 and Clemson 20-10, from the Atlantic Coast Conference; Georgetown, another Big East team, got NCAA bids Sunday. Babysitting will be provided. Dr. Dobson is Associate Georgia. 18-11. from the Southeastern Conference; South MARCH 16 Georgia upset third-ranked Louisiana State 68-60 in the Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at University of South- Alabama, 23-5. from the Sunbelt Conference; Tulsa, 21-7, from Highlands Fire Auxiliary will have a St. Patrick's Southeastern Conference tournament, then lost to Mississippi ern California School of Medicine & is on the attending the Missouri Valley Conference; Fordham, 18 8, from the Day Grocery Bingo, Mon., Mar. 16 at Fire House, 8 in the championship game 6642. staff of Children's Hospital of Los Angeles. Eastern College Athletic Association's Metro division, and P.M. Door prizes, refreshments. Donation: $1.5t). ,F=— Top players on the teams named to the NIT Sunday Include MARCH II independents Southern Mississippi, 204; Marquette. 19-10, MARCH 21 and Dayton, 17-10. Georgia's Dominique Wilkins and Michigan's Mike McGee, St. Ann's Church presents the Paddy Noonan Irish each averaging 24 points a game; Duke's Gene Banks, Con- Show, Hal Roach, Ireland's International Comedian, Fun & Games - Gala Fun Night, sponsored by Another 17 teams must be chosen for the NIT, which opens necticut's Corny Thompson and Purdue's 7-foot freshman Lewis Browne, The Voice of Ireland, Mary Haggarty & Fairview First Aid Squad at Middletown #1 Firehouse, March 11,12 and 13 with first-round games at sites around toe center, Russell Cross. the Paddy Noonan Band featuring Richie O'Shea, Keen Rt. 35, 8 P.M. - 1 A.M. Refreshments Donation: $6.00 ny McLeod, Johnny Hanley, 7:30 P.M. Mar. 10, 1981, per person. Raritan Township High School Auditorium, Middle Rd., COLTS NECK HISTORICAL SOCIETY 16TH AN- Haslet. $7.00. Call St. Ann's Rectory, 787-0315. NUAL ANTIQUE SHOW It SALE, Sat., Mar. 21, 9:30 NCAA Tournament field picked Long Branch Chapter Deborah Hospital Foundation A.M. to 4 P.M. at Cedar Drive School, Cedar Drive, is sponsoring a Bunco Game Party, 8 P.M. at the Elks Colts Neck. 45 dealers will exhibit & sell. Snack Bar. Home, Garfield Ave. It Memorial Parkway, Long For Information Louise Whitney, 462-1378 eves. (continued) Branch. Prizes, refreshments. Donation: $2.00. Howard University stopped Florida AltM 75-73 Saturday night MARCH 22 Mike 01 liver poured in 3$ points and B.B. Davis pumped in in the semifinals of the Mid Eastern Athletic Conference DETECTIVES TO PRAISE GOD, Toes., 6:30 P.M., Eugene Fodor, World Renowned Violinist, guest 21 more as Lamar rolled over Louisiana Tech 8349 to win the playoffs and ware to meet yesterday for the championship and Monmouth County Chapter of the Full Gospel Business artist with the New Jersey SUte Orchestra, Murray Southland Conference tourney. an NCCA berth. Mens Fellowship International will hold its monthly Glass, music director. Program: A Fodor Festival: Derek Smith had a game-high IS pouts as Louisville dinner at Buck Smith's Restaurant, Palmer Ave., Paganlnl Concerto No. 1 in E Flat; Paganinl Concerto whipped Cincinnati 42-31 in a slowdown game to claim the Middletown Guest speakers will be Steve Rogers It No. 2 in B Minor. Carnival Overture - Dvorak; Judges of Metro title. Creighton won the Missouri Valley Conference Robert DeBellow who are detectives with a Northern the Secret Court, Berlioz. Sun., Mar. 22, 3 P.M. Para- championship by beating WichiU SUte 7044 behind Kevin N.J. Police Dept. They will share with us bow the power mount Theatre, Asbury Park, N.J. Donation: $6.00, McKema's23poinU. of prayer has worked for them In solving crimes they half-price for senior citizens It students. Advance Leo Rautins broke a'personal 24-minute scoring drought have Investigated. Both men have spoken on major tickets available at the Convention Hall office, or by by tipping in a rebound with three seconds left in toe third radio stations, in scores of churches, clubs, etc. & mall. N.J. SUte Orchestra, P.O. Box 427, Neptune, N.J. overtime, leading Syracuse over ViUanova 8340 in the Big presentaly arranging a nationally televised program. 07753. For further information, call 988-8400. East playoffs The Big East does not yet qualify auto- Reservations at $7.00 per ticket are available by calling MARCH I*. 2.7,28,21 Ed. Deaney, 671-1166. Ladles are Invited to come It matically for the NCAA playoffs, but it is more than likely Shore Players of Shore Regional High School will that the Orangemen — and possibly another Big East team — enjoy with us (no tickets sold at door, so please call). MARCH 11 present "MAME", Mar. 26 at 7:30 P.M., Mar. 27, 28, will go the tourney. 8:30 P.M., Mar. 29 at 7 P.M., High School & Rt. 36, West Indiana won the Big Ten championship on the last day of Shrewsbury Historical Society Winter Meeting, Long Branch. All seats $4.50. For tickets: 222-9300 or the regular season, beating Michigan SUte 69-48. The 14th- Wed., Mar. 11, Boro School, Monroe Marx Auditorium, 222-7491. 8:30 P.M. Speaker, June Methot, "Up and Down the ranked Hoosiers claimed the title with the help of eighth- Automotive MARCHU River". Public welcome. ranked Iowa's 78-70 loss to Ohio SUte earlier in the day. Long Branch Presbyterian Church, Cedar 4 Hoey In other developments Saturday, both top-ranked Oregon Pre-St. Patrick's Day Cornedbeef It Cabbage Aves., Greater Long Branch Spring Auction, B.G. SUte and seventh raked Utah was upset, but it didn't upset Dinner, Wed. Mar. 11, 1981, 5 P.M. to 8 P.M. at Knights Coats, auctloner. Preview 9:30 A.M. Auction 10:30 A.M. their plans for the NCAA playoffs. of Columbus, the Council Hall, 200 Fair Haven Rd., Fair Goods It services available for bid. Oregon SUte, an NCAA qualifier as the result of clinching Haven. Donation: Adults$4.50,children$2.75 the Pacific-10 title last week, was stunned by conference The Chamber Music Society of Monmouth Arts MARCH tt colleague Arizona SUte 8747 as Byron Scott scored 25 points Foundation presents The Primavera String Quartet at Indoor Flea Market at Congregation Beth Shalom, lor the Sun Devils. center the First Presbyterian Church, Rumson, 6:30 P.M. 186 Maple Ave., Red Bank, Mar. 29, 104 P.M. Tables i The loss to the nation's fifth-ranked team was the first for Tues. and Weds. Only! Tickets at door, $8.00, students $4.00. $7.00 or 3 for $18.00. Call 291-2123. the Beavers after 26 victories and sat up a wild scramble for MARCH II, 18, t$, APR. 1 APRIL 4 the country's No. 1 ranking. Wed. night Lenten series "Growing In Christian St. Joseph School PTA will sponsor a Spring Pica Utah, meanwhile, was upended by 18th ranked Brigham Maturity with the Gospel of Matthew", given by Mr. Market It Craft Show on Apr. 4,10 A.M. to 4 P.M. in the Young 95-76, in the Western Athletic Conference as Danny SAVE *5 Ronald Boro, Chairman of Religious Education, CBA, school auditorium. Tables $12.50. For reservations Ainge scored 35 points. The Utes finished in a tie with No. 19 Lincroft St. Agnes Church Hall, Atlantic Highlands, 8 please call 566-1422, or 583-4379. Wyoming for the league title, but earned a berth in the NCAA P.M. New York City Opera "Madame Butterfly" 8 P.M. tournament on a half time coin flip . • MARCH 12 performance. Leave Red Bank at 4 P.M., Hazlet at 4:30 In other action involving the nation's ranked teams, No. 13 QUEST - Weekly forum for single, divorced It P.M. Cost: $32.00 Including orchestra seats * bus. UCLA finished its regular Pac-10 season with a 91-72 triumph widowed adults. Discussion, refreshments, dancing, 739-3963. over Washington behind Mike Sanders' 28 points and 19th Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft, 7:46 P.M. MCCLD is sponsoring an Easter Egg It Bunny rated Wyoming stopped Nevada-Las Vegas 97-70 behind BiU Admission limited to first 200 people. Donation: $3.00. Decorating contest for children 4-13, on Apr. 4,1981 in Garnett's 27 points. MARCH 13 Red Bank Mini Mall, 124 P.M. Prizes will be awarded Two league titles will be decided in playoffs this week Bus trip to Atlantic City, Caesars Regency. Bus each age group. because of first-place ties. Penn will play Princeton tomorrow leaves 5:30 P.M. from the Port Monmouth Fire House. APRIL 5 night for the Ivy League championship after the Quakers $12 per person includes round trip bus fare It buffet. Harry Chapiir benefit concert for World Hunger defeated Columbia 7641 and Princeton stopped Cornell 52-46. Reservations: 787-5412 after 3 P M Year, sponsored by N.J. JAYCEES, Princeton Univer- Pepperdine will meet San Francisco tonight for the West Electronic Ignition MARCH 13,14 Coast Athletic Association championship after Saturday sity, Jadwin Gym, 7:30 P.M. Tickets: $12, $10, $8. Call Robert H. Schuller Film Workshop, First Presby- 671-6103 or 787-0792. night's results which saw the Waves beat Loyola of Los terian Church, 255 Harding Rd. Red Bank Mar. 13,14. /Tune-Up APRIL 8 Angeles 924* and the Dons whip St. Mary's 9440. Mar. 13, 7-10 P.M. Sat., 8-4 P.M. Registration $30 per St. Mark's Church, Keansburg, is holding iU 3rd North Carolina AJiT edged Bethune-Cookman 54-51 and person. Includes 5 films, speaker, Workbook, coffee Annual Easter Chinese Auction at Buck Smith's, breaks, lunch on Sat. & inspiration. Call 747-1341. Most 4 Cyl. 99 Palmer Ave., E. Keansburg. Featured will be a giant 3' MARCH 14 The seeding order tor the four reokmals In In* NCAA Division I collect Rag. $39 99 27 Ib. chocolate bunny, fruit baskets, hams, stuffed basteiballtourneinefnerinsVjriceo; yesterday: (AST 34 St. Patrick's Dinner Dance, March 14,1981,8 P.M. bunnies It much, much more. Doors open 7 P.M. For 1. Virginia. 1 Notre Dame. J. UCLA. 4. Tennnessee. 1 Virginia Commonwealth. Most 6 cyl Reg $44 99 39.99 to 2 A.M. sponsored by St. Joseph PTA, Maple Place, 4. BrMjham Young, 7. Georgetown, I. Houston.' Vlllanove. 10. James Madison. II. information It tickets call 787-4658. Ivy chemelon IIMix Princeton!. 12. Long IslandU Most 8 cyl, Reg $49 99 ! 44.99 Keyport. Tickets $12.50 per person, corned beef * Ml MAST We- install new champion or autolite plugs, air filter I. Da Paul, 1. Kentucky. 3. Indiana. 4. Wane Forest. I, Boston College, 4. cabbage, beverages. BYOB. No tickets at door. For APRIL 14 TO 18 Maryland. 7. Alabama Birmingham. • Crelohton. 1 St Jeeacn's. Pa., 10 Western PVC valve, fuel filter, and emission control filter. Set reservations please call 583-1289, 566-3999 or St. Joseph Mini Cruise to Bermuda, limited cabins, sponsored KenluAv. 11 TennelSM-Chettanooaa. II. Ball St. timing Test cylinder balance, battery and starting sys- Rectory, 2644322. by Highlands Recreation Group, contact Kay, 291-1663 MiowaiT tem Check cap and rotor. Adjust carburetor idle, clean 1. Louisiana Jt , 1. Arizona It, I. Iowa. 4. Louisville. I. Arkansas. I. Withlle St, after 6 P.M. \ 7. Kemat.t Lamar, 1. Missouri, 10. Mississippi, tl. Southern U., 12. Mercer combustion chamber Road test Self-contained ele- "A Warm Irish Welcome" sponsored by River 1. Oregon SI. 2. North Carolina. 3. Utah, 4. Illinois. 9/WVomlng. 4 Fresno St.. 7. ment air filter extra Most American cars. Plaza Hose Co. #1 in Colonial Room, Foster St., River APRIL 24,», (6 Idaho. • Kantai St.. ». West Coast AA Champion ISan Francisco or Pepptrdlno). Plaza. A donation of $7.50 per person includes all the Bus Trip to Washington, DC. and area, sponsored 10. Pitt, 11. Northeastern. 12. Howard. / corned beef It cabbage, Irish soda bread It beverage you by Open Door of Bayshore Area, 3 days, 2 nights. Cost want. Also Irish Stepdancers, "Harmony On Tap $135 for 2 in a room, Includes bus, lodging, tours k one spect your car and provide a written estimate Barber Shop Quartet", Stanley Macintosh 4 his dinner. 739-3963. Jilues split with Southeastern bagpipes. Tickets available at Chris' Delicatessen In Do only the work you authorized • Not enceed the APRIL 26 WHITEVILLE, N.C. - Brookdale Community College's estimate cost of repairs without your permission River Plaza Mall. * At your request, return your old | St. Benedict PTA, Holmdel, will sponsor a Flea baseball team beat Southeastern Community College, 12-5, in Annual St. Patrick's Day Dance held by St. James Market in the school cafeteria from 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. the second game to salvage a split of yesterday's Church, Red Bank, Sat., Mar. 14, 1981 in grammar Space rental $7.50, Ubles provided. For Information It doubleheader. The Jersey Blues lost the first game, 5-1. school auditorium, 30 Peters PI., Red Bank, 9 P.M. -1 reservation call 583-9543, or 264-7108. A.M. Hors d'oeuvres, beverage, set-ups & late supper Brookdale's Vic Lomet had a two-run double and team- Bay Shore. L.I. Ocean. N.J JULY II TO 24 provided. Music by the "MODS" $10 per person. Reser- mate Greg Selecky belted a two run triple to highlight a Heckenaeck. NJ. Paramua Park. N.J vations & tickets contact Glnny Howard, 671-0333, M. Italy Trip sponsored by the Hazlet-IUllan-Ameri- seven-run third inning in the nightcap. Winning pitcher Hank Hicksvlllo. LI. Rockaway. N.J. Eaet Northport. L.I. Smith Haven. L.I. Boehnlng, 842-7257 or C. Connelly, 946-8579 can Auxiliary, 15 days, includes airfare, hotels, meals, Handel also got hitting support from Ron Fix and Larry Llvlngiton. N.J. Statan Island, N.V. tours 4 extras. $1696. Call 493-8421. Sneaker Sale, Converse, Pro Keds 4 other brand Guarino. each with three hiU. Meaaapequa. L.I. Tom's River, N.J. AUGUST 2 TO II Mlddletown. N.J. Watchung. N.J. name sneakers, baseball It athletic shoes at discount In the first game, Southeastern pitcher Mike Mazor lim- St. Agnes Church, Atlantic Highlands, will sponsor ited the Jersey Blues to Just three hits. The loser was Tim Nanuet. NY Willowbrook. N.J. prices. All sizes men, women It children, from 10 A.M. Tire and Auto Ct»nt«t N#w grumwiek. N.J a trip to Alaska. For information call 291-0876 or McDevitt. to 4 P.M., Croyden Hall, Leourdville Rd., Leonardo, N.J. sponsored by Bayshore Youth Athletic Association. 291-0272. . Brookdale, now 3-1 on this preseason swing, will play ..and you gat Satielectlon Guaranteed or your Money Back Lenoir Community College In a single game this afternoon. SHREWSBURY, N.j. MCJNUAY. MAHCH9,1981 The Dttly Register 13 New musky record definite possibility

It was on March 28 last year that Vaiyl "Bill" Nykyforuk have actually been sent to prison," writes Andrew Kendzie in sign the bill because of its strict language. of Denville caught that 35-pound, one-ounce muskellunge In the National Rifle Association's newspaper in reports from The latest from New York is that Koch "might seek die the Delaware River to let a short-lived new state record. It Washington. special establishment of a "gun court' to deal with persons was topped during the summer by a fish just on* ounce The statute is New York State's new law mandating a one- charged under the act." heavier and it seems probable that the record will be broken year jail term "for most persons convicted of carrying an again in the tame river this year. HENRY unlicensed, loaded gun in public." States To Get Federal Aid Muskellunge fishing In the Delaware during the part few According to Kendzie, New York City Mayor Edward An additional $24.3 million in federal aid funds has been years has been better than most fishermen can believe. The Koch is now saying that the new law isn't working out as apportioned by Secretary of the Interior James G. Watt toth e fish, introduced into the river by the Pennsylvania Fish SCHAEFER anticipated. 50 states, Puerto Rico, Guam, the Virgin Islands, and Ameri- Commission, have established themselves and reproducing Koch is blaming too lenient judges who can reduce the jail can Samoa for fish and wildlife programs. well. sentence, "even to the point of Immediate parole or proba- This brings to $114.3 million the amount made available to / ] Nykyforuk was fishing for suckers with worms when he tion, if they feel there were mitigating circumstances in- the states this fiscal year by the federal government. The hooked his muskellunge. It was a pregnant female and so . volved. funds will be used to finance sport fish and wildlife restoration lethargic in the cold water It was led to shore with a minimum "Between Aug. 12 and Jan. 21, the mayor said, over 4,000 and hunter safety programs. Of the total funds available, $83.4 of fuss. the society wrote: "It Is very important to convince As- persons were arrested on gun charges, with over 2,000 ul- million is for wildlife restoration and $300 million is for fish Ordinarily, muskellunge fight like tigers, make long runs sembly Speaker Christopher Jackman and Majority Leader timately being indicted. The courts disposed of'23t cases, restoration. and leap. But in March they apparently act like striped bass Alan J. Karcher of the importance of this legislation." imposed sentences in 104 cases and only 77 persons actually A preliminary apportionment of $90 million was made on do during this month, no fight at all. The Division of Pish, Game and Wildlife Is supported by a received the mandatory one-year jail terms." Sept. 11 for fiscal year 1981. Funds for wildlife restoration and The big one last year was caught In the Delaware Water dedicated fund raised by hunting, fishing and trapping When the New York legislature was debating the gun law hunter safety programs come from an 11 percent excise tax on Gap area but the fish are reported to be pretty well estab- licenses and the bulk of its programs are In the interests of last year, Koch had pushed for a bill which would have given sporting arms and ammunition, a 10 percent tax on handguns, lished from Lambertville up. . . fishermen and hunters. There Is an Endangered and Nongame almost no sentencing e latitude to judges in the city. and an 11 percent tax on archery equipment. Most fresh water fishermen who can't wait for the trout Species Project, but reportedly hanging by a very thin finan- Koch Is frequently seen on TV warning viewers, "If you Fish restoration funds come from a 10 percent excise tax season to start, fish for suckers In the spring. Maybe they cial thread. carry a gun you go tojail . No exceptions." on fishing rods, reels, creels, artificial baits, lures and flies. . should be thinking more seriously about muskellunge. Among accomplishments by the project to date is signifi- New Jersey's 'go to prison if you have a gun' bill was Of the additional 124.3 million apportioned, New Jersey's As for the trout season, it will start at 8 a.m., April 11. cant progress in restoration of the osprey, the fish hawk that recently signed into law by Governor Brendan T. Byrne. share for wildlife and hunter safety is $850,127 and for Bill Seek! Backing was once common along the entire Jersey coast. A lawyer and former judge, he was reported reluctant to fisheries it is 1309,500. The New Jersey Audubon Society Is urging conserva- 1 William Baranyay, Jr. is president of the society, head- tionists to write or phone their representatives in the State quarters of which are in Franklin Lakes. Assembly to vote for A-1880, the bill which would establish the Swap Seiri— Planed "Endangered and Nongame Species of Wildlife Conservation A "swap and sell festival" open to all shooters is planned U.S. ties Mexico in Davis Fund." ^ by the Robertsville Archers at their indoor range at 52 Broad In an effort to establish a funding base, the Endangered Street, Keyport, from 2 to S p.m., Sunday, March 22. CARLSBAD, Calif. (AP) - Roscoe tanner's rocket serve took one hour and 35 minutes. and Nongame Species Advisory Committee cooperated with "It will a good place for archers who are ready to move to demolished young Jorge Lozano, enabling the United States to The 2»-year-old Tanner, whose searing serve is considered the Audubon Society in drafting the bill which would allow more sophisticated equipment to sell what they have," says tie Mexico 2-2 in first round non-zonal Davis Cup competition one of the deadliest in the world, trailed only once, when people who receive state Income Ui funds the option of Joe Summit, public relations man for the club. "Bring your yesterday. Lozano, a high school junior from Palos Verdes, Calif., took a contributing extra bows, arrows, broadheads and other accessories and John McEnroe faced Mexico's crafty Raul Ramirez In a short-lived 1-0 lead in the third set. : 82, $5 or $10 "to help protect and manage New Jersey's buy, sell and browse." match that would decide which team would advance to second endangered and nongame wildlife." OnUwNtfWerUag round play against Czechoslovakia In July. Lotano, showing more nervousness than in his two pre- The companion biU in the Senate, S-1360, passed but A-1880 "While an astounding number of persons have been Tanner, ranked seventh in the world, aced the 17-year-old vious matches, double-faulted seven times, five in the first was held up. In a letter mailed to conservationists last week convicted under the1 statute, an Inordinately small number unranked Mexican six times in his 8-3, 6-2, 6-3 victory that two sets. Person paces Terps ANNOUNCING : PRINCETON (AP) - ished third with 63 points. that Included Big East Con- ; Versatile Chris Person won Fairleigh Dickinson Uni- ference champion Derrick • the 500-meter dash and versity, helped by Richard Peynado of Seton Hall and . finsished second in the 56- Ouma's triumph in the 800, former NCAA 800 yard cham- meter high hurdles, leading and scoring in every running pion Anthony Tufariello of ; the University of Maryland to event except the 5,000, wound Villanova. Peynado ' the team title in the IC4A up second with 73 points. fininished second in 1:02.39 Indoor Track and Field Person, a junior, who has and Tufariello was third In • Championships at Princeton been running In the shadow of 1:01.46. * University's Jadwln Gym. Renaldo Nehemiah, the world In the high hurdles, FORD'S Persons's 18 points helped record holder in the high Wilson, a sophomore from ' the Terrapins accumulate 97 hurdles - Nehemiah still at- Philadelphia, won his second points as Maryland ended Vil- tends Maryland but no longer straight title and broke the lanova's string of four con- competes for the team—took meet record for the second secutive victories. the 500 In one minute, 2.30 year in a row. He was timed The Wildcats, getting vic- seconds. in 7.28 seconds, one-tenth of a tories from Sydney Maree in He edged a strong field second than he ran last year. 1O% CASH the 3,000, Rodney Wilson in 1 the hurdles, John Hunter in the 1,000, Carleton Young in the 400 and from their dis- More sports, page. 19 ; tance medley relay team fin- Edwards tains ASSISTANCE. Eastern title MONEY-PHONE Choose from 19 models. Gef a check for «6» to V& . CAMBRIDGE, Mast. - Pay bill* the easy, THUNDERBIRO ! 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South dealer Sheinwold's bridge advice Both atdes ruin able By Alfred ShrtnwokJ PAVORAMAJOR s. You hold: 4)&39K§J97OA72 Doonesbary If West makes bis normal When no ault has been • 10 5 3. What do you say? • K8 lead in today's hand, South bid, neither declarer nor the ANSWBB: Bid four makes the contract. How dummy Is likely to show up hearts. Partner's rebid OKQ1095 vcmanLurmmrvwuvm can West tell that he it with length In a major suit promises strong heart sup- • J874 a»*wnti «m»u J»SBout1. supposed to lead from a Today's West should there-. port, some mild interest in a fDmr -|| fajTnrwnsji ay jap worthless doubleton rather fore tend to lead one of the slam, and the ace or ace- •ACT mair-Ktm.aoi.mim PKst than from his long suit? majors. Since West's spades king of club*. If you were • QJ1062 • S3 are so strong that Bast V53 OAT If East can double only interested In a slam you 9KQJ97 cannot have a powerful would bid a suit beaded by 064 OA72 when be can beat three spade suit. West should lead notrump with any opening the ace. Since you are far • Q962 • 1053 letd at all, be would double too weak to consider a sum, Don't make this kind of about once every 23 years. you sign off at four hearts. • A974 Since Bast is far more likely doable when your Aunt to have a strong suit and a Hepxibah is your partner. She'll lead her own best suit OJ83 aide entry, he will have (A POCKET GUIDE TO • AK more chances to double •nyway. BRIDGE written by Alfred with such a hand: All East DAILT QUESTION . Shelnwold Is available. Get then needs is the kind of Partner bids one notrump your copy by sending $1.25 to Wast If ettk Bast partner who will look for (16 to 18 points), you re- the Red Bank Register. P.O. INT Paas 3NT Double the right suit to lead. spond three hearts, and he Box 1000. Los Angeles, Calif. then bids four clubs. The mm.) Opening lead-??? Peanuts MERE'S THE UIOKLP MI RSwWKDNCQMiANP FLYING ACE UALKIN6 SAYS THIS WILL BE OUT TO HIS PLANE. A PERFECT PAY FOR A SURPRISE ATTACK

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49 aoomx) 2 Autos For Salt Tiger SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY. MARCH 9.1981 15 Autoi For Sale PEUGEOT WAGON l»71 — dlesal. air, AM/FM Htrto, buck It Merchandise Per 71 Merchandise Sal* LAST CHANCE (•71 LTD IMO. 17,400 1J1OSO7 For Salt C.ll attar 1 P.M. RITTENHOUSE rw-Hw LINCOLN MERCURY. Inc. DESKS. FILES - TabU. chairs. LIQUIDATION BUICK LeSABRE 1177 100 Hwy. IS 77S 1500 Ocean Twp 3 LINES adding machines, typewriters, of- Landau. PS. PB. air. lilt whoel. rear ROVER - MG. Triumph. Jaguar fice equipment etc. al bargain window (Montr. AM/FM TIT Motors, 210 WaaOSrMoa AH. 5 DAYS Pikes New or used A.A.C. DESK lapa. factory man, Smalnvl VI• . 44.000 Highland Park S711577. OUTLET. 1701 Rl. JS, Oahhurtl mini. Ilka naw. IMM or b>it offer S11-JH0. call 737-7407. / SANSONE OLDS CADILLAC $3.30 4 ' Nawman Springs Rd , Htd Bank The Register FAMILY ADS llnfla • UICK SKYHAWK I17J — %tSM lion Fighters) can tall your un D.M.S.O. RENTAL sunroof, slarao. law mileage SISOO needed Hems for you Quickly . SOLVENT I Call Ml-Wl anytime. SCHWARTZ —1st Chrysler Plymouth Merchandise for sale ONLY 4 on., til so I on., sit so Call Maide International. 141 W. Front Originating from household, not ei Debbie. S414741 11 p.m. CADILLAC ELDORADO 1175 —SI.. Rad Bant. 747-0717 ceedlng a tale prka of tin pa Dlstribulors. quanillles and prices FLEET EKC. cond., crulto control, FM ilar article available. •a, air. new llrti. HUSO. S41J471. STEIN CADILLAC PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED ASBUHY AVE., ASBURY PARK Each additional Una, n 00 No dis- CADILLAC FLEETWOOD DRUMS SLINOERLAND - 4 piece. BROUGHAM 1N0 — E»c. cond. 77S-H0O count If canceled before expiration No changes In copy USO or ben offer. H.ooo mllat. all options, ooulpped. ' STRAUB BUICK OPEL Have something to sell? Phone 747-4417 114,000. Ml l»5 NINE ACRES of Naw and U4ad Can 1980 ZEPHYR Z-7 Hw« » ?M 4000 Kevporl Situations Wanted DRUM SET - 4 pMfOl CAMARO 1171 — PS/PB. air, naw Bail offer SPORT CQUPE radlall. AM/FM, JOS. S4.JO0. Call STUDEBAKER l«l> — 4 door Ftmialt 542-1700 Phone 171-Ottt S44-I140. T an. Pr.iln.nl modal. Manual 51 HelpWanto>d ECHANICAL RETAIL — Working itort managei 6 cyl. aluo. trans. PS, PB, . Atklng MOO. Call 4713214 SEMBLERS/MACHINERY OPE Complete responsibility Including CHILD CARE — Llncroft. Former THE DAILY ELECTRIC STOVE - Early Ameri- air cond Powder blue CAMARO 1174 - Aute.. ISO. front Male/Female ATORS — Young growing c. selling 4 purchasing, Rad Bank nursery teacher. All eoef. year- can style, Kenmoro Country Kltch- w/wedgewood interior. disk brakes. PS, AM/FM radio, new THE FINEST SELECTION — 01 needs operators tor mills, area Sand relume ft salary require round, Call Bonnie. 143-4147. alack wrought Iron bate, chrome tires front, good I naw and Mad cart In Monmouth etc . assembly personnel. ments lo: Box N 140. Tha Dally Rag REGISTER wrought Iron trim. S4S0 I4S0. Slock No 147. 19,519 ml.. 11,000 747-4 County Ovar 100 air londltloned AIR CONDITIONING MECHANIC Parlance helpful, but not essantl Ister. Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701. DIVORCED, NEWLY SEPA- Ml Mai miles. Closeout now cart In ttock. McGLOIN Apply Motion Systami Corp., RATED? — Man and woman in CLASSIFIED AbS CAMARO RALLY SPORT 1170 — — Commercial 4 Industrial, min- FIREWOOD OAK - Spilt logs, fret BUICK-OPEL INC.. Shrewtburv imum S years a«p. Call 111 0400 Rlodan Place, loft ShrewsDu RN'S-LPN'S NURSE'S AIOE transition Confidential read- ISO cu. In., auto., PS. PB. PW. PL. Ava., Naw Shrewsbury, 741-4101 Ava.I, Shrawtbury, N.J. (M/F) iustmenl counseling In a warm, sup- BEDROOM, NEW - l-plece delivery, vt-cord or cord. s till wheal. exc. cand. liana Mack a. AUTO MECHANIC — Braka and All Shuts Available portive atmosphere. Moderate tao. S1II.IS. Dinettes. Itt.tS ft up tllvar. Panasonic AM/FM cauaNa TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su MECHANIC/REFRIGERATION Sofabadt. 1155. Bunk beds, with bad ONLY front and shop, gonaral repelrs MedKal Personnel Pool By appointment. 747-7741. Call attar FIREWOOD 5450 stereo. » watt amp. Aiklno moo parb tarvlca. DOWNES PONTIAC, Must hava own tools. Company paid For assambly of rafrlgaration m to Monmouth St. Rad Bank 1 p.m. ding, 1171.13. Afl.r 1 p.m.. 4154075 Call 471 Kli 41 Lowor Main St.. Matawan. tn* fluid ivilams. Mint hava a FOR SALE banaflls and vacation. Call Jim at / 4J1S744 BEDROOM SUITE -^Exquisite 7I7-H17 471-14(4. parlanca working v/llh propar lutx EXPD MOTHER — Will care tor and ability to work from blua prln frultwood. French Rafancv, axe Hum UN'S M/F — Full lime ft part time your children, ] 4 years. In mv cond, taoo or bait offar. M1-IS44. CARS GALORE I TOYOTA CELICA H77 — ST. Auto. Apply Eloctro Impulta Laborator All shifts Good salary ft company homo. Call Tja-Mto after S:JO o.m 1980 ZEPHYR Z-7 AM/FM starao catsatta. 22.000 ml. Ovar 3S lo choota fram (many small AVON tat Chaslnut SI.. Rad Bank. Eou benefits Clltfslde Health Care Can BOXES - CORRUGATED FLOOR BUFFER can), ranging (rom S2O0 day Frl. Call after S a.m., VOLVO SERVICE SPECIALS salary. Earn 30 days vacation wit Consumer credit ft sales exp. halp CHAIRS — Sat of 4 solid pine Cap served CHEVY IMFALA l»71 MOA. First arlia »l0O0 Working tul, II1J00 bate salary plus com. 717-MM. SEDAN Running waaklv. Call Rad Bank Vol- band, roadlat, sound and light plo- pay. total medical care ft cash ain't chairs. Concealed ballbtar GUITAR AMP - Poavev Deuce 1401 vo, 741 SOU lor daunt. upon completion of training pro nfttlon ft expenses Faa paM. ngt swivel. Exc. cond. Call m CHI 6-cyl, auto, trans., PS, M pla waniad Call Sunsat Sound ba- ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY RELIABLE. HONEST, DEPEN- with 4-10" soeaken. axe. cand. ins. twoan 1-1 711-4111 ait. no. No gram. Aga 1711. Some math » any DABLE WOMAN — Wants domestic Also Sound City cabinet with 4-10" PB, air cond.. Dk. Pine 7WIH0 VW 1HI - Sllvar. Rebuilt angina, kl required. Call Mon. Wed , 10 Thomas 747-3414 Shrawtbury COLONIAL SOFA CHEVETTE ItU — 4 spaa draamartl cleaning. Mull ba on but route Eva •1" speakers, exc. cond.. 1140. StJ-StO7 buckskin interior. Stock' AM/FM Mono, air. raar t naw brakts. naw paint lab. sunroof. a.m.-1:J0 p.m., (Mil UttSea. Ex ton., Tuot. ft ovary other Wad. nc running cond., »12OO or bait lor «ppo*niiTv#ni. SALES FULL-TIME — If you enioy Call after S p.m., 717-OHS attar s p.m. No. 177 19,956 miles. Asking S41S0 4W-177S CERAMIC ASSISTANT — For dan tailing In a fine man's clot hi no store, ft Thurt., 1-4 p.m. Salary SIS, plus offer 141-1741 aval, or Tuat. 1 Wad.. tal laboralory. EMaarhmcad only. but tart. Araat: Fair Haven, Closeoul RN M/F — Part.time, 7 1 shlll. A than loin ut at (ABLINS. Mon HAMMOND & BALDWIN CHEVY IMPALA WAGON II7S — Opportunity far advancamanl. mouth Mall, Eatontown, N.J Rumson, See Bright, Long Branch. Dallv-Sundav Ona ownar, l-passenger, t-cvl., 747-1 TfS. benefits, holidays, vacation, mad Call afl.r 4:10 p.m., 1W0S17 PIANO AND ORGAN PS/PS, air. alaclrlc ullgata, roal VW BUG l«70 — 4S,001*ml. an naw cal. etc. Call Shrawtbury Manor CENTER rack, aw. com), lilts. Call »7t low angina, auto/tllck (1000 firm. Call COMMUNICATIONS TRAINEE - rdjt SIOojj M Owra) TOT Him ONLY I7I-1IS1 altar 5:30 p.m. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS — Nil dad. REGISTER All models in stock. '5130 Will train No a«pai lane, raaulrad 741-»». N.J. School But Driven License CHEVY KINSWOOD WAGON 1170 VW BFETLE 1172 — Rabulltangina. Aga 17 2S. Call Mon.-Wad.. 1 required Shore Reglonel High We are Number On* In — Au'o, radio, hoarier, air,KO0ml., a.m.1:10 p.m., (2011 aJa-tSN, Eat. NURSES AIDEKS* 4• VnVKHLIORDERLIE Classified Ads service, rellabllftv and second childhood Body dacant, rum naw aalnt, radial tlrat, axe. cond. (M/FI — All thlftl, full School. Monmouth Part Highway. Call attar t p.m. M4-S1I7. If, for appolntmanl. lifts., full-tlma l part Wait Long Branch. N.J. Call graat. Buy it a drlva II. Asking MM. time, Immediatea _openings. May apt> Nt-131-noo, Ext. II. An Eoual Op- 61 •iMllMM as low as 8 1980 BOBCAT Call 1-1. 1414413. after I a.m. 4 COOK - With food sarvlca supar- IV at Clltlilda HealtlHealth. Can Cante waamndi 7411400 VW RABBIT It71 - Diesel, sunroof, wlsory cartltkatt. for small nursing 200 Center St., Cllftwood Baach" N portunity Employer. ^ssraitfraitf 4-spaad, 12.000 ml.. I ownar, one. homo. Must hava aiparlanca A prop Opportunities RUNABOUT CHEVY WAGON U71 — Pi. ra cond.. IS400 J11-J47S tvat. 49 cents ASBURY PARK. N.J. 17111 tr qualifications. Apply In parton SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST — (Wr . to«, wr tfav 77S-HO0 4 cyl.. auto., trans., PS, haatar. auto. air. rum wall. Mint only. Gordon Stata Manor Nurllng BEAUTY SALON * In mam sac lion IIMIBJf fc. m m m Op| juOn* IivaalA i4>Vu I,!ItftVaTfiiOfi. iJ Open dally 1-1. Sat. 'Ill S PB, styled steel wheels taa. Asking 1400. Call 41S-1IS4. Homo, It Van Braclilg Rd . Hotmdal PART TIMEP.N LPN (M/FI — Phones, typing, sksno. Phone axp. of Keyporl Call far Information. 3 Trucks to 7:30 shut. Call Mrs. King at Wat Important. Strongly preler is years Sun. 11 ta S P.M Caramel w/buckskin in- CLASSIC 1H4 BUICK RIVIERA - DENTAL wood Hall Hebrew Homo, man exp Call Mr. Wolf at Ml 5040 Mo For FAST RESULTS terior Stock Nil 349. Good inapt, tac. running cond. WOO. And Trailers OFFICE lions Systems Can.. II Rlordan PI. CENTRAL JERSEY OPPORTUNI- Altar S p.m., 747-0011 SECRETARY PART-IME - (arly morning loff Shrewsbury Ava.I. Shrewsbury. TY — Exclusive Trl County dlt AT LOW COST IBM TYPEWRITERS 17,661 miles. Closeout. N.J. trlbutorihlp tor wall-known brand. RENTAL $22 128 per mo. CREDIT PROBLEMS 17/ REFRIGERATED TRUCK - Exporloncad dantal afllca tacraUrv work. Established morning new Paper routes art available to re- Established customers. Inventory. Rant with option to buy 1714917 No cash? If vou'ra working, wa can 1171 Challenger. Slngla Phases Usa for modtrn Rad Bank aroa practka SECRETARY s 100 hours Call 211 1S74 Soma tacratssrlal and bookkaaplng lable people with cart. In Union Hturet ft territory 111.Wo REGISTER halp to gat you flnancad. No monov Baach, Keyport. West Kaantburg Good sleno ft typing skills, local 411 4100. Jo Clamant. KENAIORE WASHING MACHINE ONLY down. Pavmants arrangad lo suit kills and knowMga of Insurance ana. To ills Classified Ads — Good working condition Ball of 4270 CHEVr PICKUP 1171 — Craw Cab. ormi raoulrad. AUIItv to maka da Matawan. E«. aarnlngi that wl your naadl. Many Naw and Quality ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Mr. Call 144-1141 eves or all day CM, 114 ton wlti) mow alow, good lilons and nlata wall to otnar .m grow. Call too 14! oaso loll tree TAVERN — with lovely decor. Usad Cars to choota from. Call Mr. 10 Thomas 747-34M Shrewsbury Ocean property Entertainment. 3 Fradorlcki at Raitat Pontlac. Its cond. Ona ownar. Asking 14000 Call lovaas and patiantt. 4V> days par 542-1700 1114117 attar «. . USO.000 with terms ITCHEN CABINETS - wood, ad- Broad St., Rad Bank. 741-SIM. waak, .Hcallant working conditions. Toll Free from Matawan Ana • op salary. Sand raiumt staling •ART TIME TYPIST — Fast, ac I REALTORS 511 MOO ttmtjalhaafa ajjfcaatsidJBJ -ajtllial BaaarBamiVaa 1980 COUGAR XH7 DATSUN 117a — LHIU Hinder pick urale. 5 10 hours par waak, flexible aea*eaw"nw gravan trsjjate WfwaaaT ts*a ieirs>aj DATSUN 1174 - B2I0. 4 speed, star up. with cap EM. cond., 41.000 rn ouallflcatloni and aaparlanca to SECRETARY — Typo from die- ounttr lap and link. UtO. Sears ao. tuts or bait offar. P.O. BOM IS3. Rod Bank. N.J. Casuel surroundings. Reply to: Bo Mutt Mil. SUM. Call 747-1771, Mon N 241, Tha Dally Register epfom, flit. Apply Electro Impulse Pat. •^BTB"a7'aj stfpTOJafW*• at 566-4100 iehwaann. SSS. Call ae>aa»f. SPORT COUPE 717-4417. Frl., 1-1. Lab. Ill Chestnut St.. Rad Bank. DENTAL ASSISTANT - Chalrslda. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. Toll Free from MlddltHwn Ana Red with white roof, small FIREIIRD FORMULA lt;7 — soma datk, good talarv, an- N.J. An equal opporlurtllv employer. ST. 1ND 1 3RD — Wa process airy More Classified 255 V8, PW. PS. PB, air, DODGE 1173 - Kyi., naw aihaut PS/PB. air cond.. AM/FM. I track and tlrai, saso Win Wlnnabaga In parl.ncad. x-ray llcanta. Ratuma PART TIME — Halp us halp the SUB SHOP HELP -.Wanted 7 em ype mortgage. No feat unless we {71-9300 «i Nwl >*fa stereo. Stock No. 306 starao. good cand.. 70.000 ml., MHO. tujiWJ can. St» all-JHt. •U Ml. Lam Branch NJ. 07740 menially retarded Wan II i o 1 p. m Apply In perion I to I lam! i, so we try harder. Ill Jilt. Call 7.M-0SH. ResplteCare Provider In your homo Joyces Sub SHOP. US Only 13,547 miles. FORD ISO 1171 — 2JJO0 ml, 1-ipaad DENTAL ASSISTANT FIREBIRD 1170 Full time E»pd In chalrtlda assist or theirs. For more Information con- Springs Rd.. Llncroft Si Halp Wanted )1 Help Wanted Closeout with ovardrlva (gas tavar). Mut tact tha Respite Can Program M Monty To Loan ISO. 4 barr.i. angina r.bulu with sail. 7171*40. Ing for madam, busy practice. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR —I crana cam. naw hagdart and dual Salary commensurate with ax- Ocean County Assoc Cltlltns Call 201 t» MJJ Ooaalnoi0-4 thrfl ft It p.m. to7a.m. enhautt MOO. ttl-MS. FORD PICK-UP 1174 FIOO - E« parlanca. Sand resume ta Bon 303. thlft. full or part lima. Una ksrrrv ONLY plorar. with IID.rgl.ii cap. Orlalna Molmdel. N.J. 07731 CASH FOR '6140 FORD LTD WAGON U7S — Air. PART-TIME — Need extra money Due to expansion, - ownar. Prka to tall 1700 al It. Ca PS/PB. 41,000 ml., anc. cand., 11000 anyllma. 4»S 1117 DFNTAL ASSISTANT - Chalrslda. Earn M.oo/hr a. up. Hours avail $$ VETERAN'S $$ Call 2*1-4311. experienced four-handed, X rav able. Frl. 4:00 - t:JO p.m and Sat 1:30 1:00 a.m. Call Chris at 542 Homeowners or Businessmen part-time work from horn*. 1980 COUGAR XR7 llcama not media, mult be abel to AILOR-STEAMSTRESS — Ea GOV. BACKED LOANS FORD STATION WAGON Ita? — MotorcvclM relate wall with patients. 4Vi days a x237 between 4:30 - 1:00 p.m perlenced. full or part-time for dr PAY OFF ALL BILLS E«c. running cond. Asking I37J. Call waak. Rod Bank ana. Sand ratuma HsWllIM Pfae'stt In KttVPOTt. Cat .Must be available late afternoon and early SPORT COUPE VHK)i altar S p.m. HOME IMPROVEMENTS to Boa Em. Tha Dally Raglttar. RESTORE LOST CREDIT HONDA CYCLES — And Mooads PART-TIME — Need money? Love evenings. Ideal lor homemaker or college stu- Blue, small 255 V8. auto.. FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE 1171 - N.J. 17701. TELLER GET EXTRA CASH PW. PS, PB. Man air. Air, PS/PB. naw battarv, naada an Snora Araa't Numbtr Ona Daal.r to tern? Aggressive? Call Chris BUSINESS USE dent. Approximately 15-16 hours per week. Rt. 1 South. FroahoM. 442 4MI w DENTAL HYGIENIST - Potltton In 541-4000 < 237 4 X - t:0> p.m. eshlering tup. halpful. Stai tinted glass, stereo. Land- gina work. Asking USO. 747 »S0 141.S0 Faa reimbursed. MORTGAGE REFINANCING will not ba undanakl. anvantlva-orlantod practka. Rad SSI FOR ANVTHINO AT ALL au root. 21,012 miles. FORD TORIN01174—4*toor. small Bank ana. 542 2241 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Op«ningt »xint In Iht Rod Bank an»a. MOTORCYCLE 1171 — YZ 125 Naw 10 Thomas 747-14M «.O0O IS7.lt Stock 262 Closeout. . VI. 11,000 ml., good shape Call PHOTOGRAPHER — Camera Op- 110.000 - 1114 S5 Piston I rings4. naw cyllndar. Navt DIRECTOR OF NUi small nurllng homo. erator tor audio/visual production YPIST - Word processing ax ssojjoo ssn.Tt racad. Good looking a, goad running color Knawladg FORD LTD 1170 WAGON 244 1517 for parlanca an legal helpful, good ski II 4*3 OT tTaOfg) rTrOOihS IWMfial Ofi fnCf X' Call 542-4000 Wka. »75O m.aaj7 altar S p.m. tllda/ttrtp/anlmatlan Foraa camar eoulred Call SII-INg. gaga. Wans or credit card! Call to ONLY a plus Wrltt GAD, 4 Hendrkkson '5980 Call S41-3M7 YAMAHA MORO — |KC. U DISPATCHER — FlHI-l avow legal action, even: Aak for Harold Steinf aid Fairing, many accassorlas. saSO or time, plus fill In. tor cab Ava., corner Hwv. JS. Rod Bank. STOP FORECLOSURE GEORGE WAUL bait offar. TlMtU. Long Branch. Call '__ TYPISTS For a no cost, no ablloation pro- Circulation Department LINCOLN/MERCURY Mon. to Frl., 7-3 p.m. SECRETARIES fessional analysis of your financial PHYSICAL THERAPIST .» ... KEYPUNCH Shrewsbury Ava.. at Sycamore Immediately Mutt hava N.J. Physl picture In tha privacy of your homo 1980 MERCURY Shrawakury 74744* t Auto Rtnt/LMM POCK ATTENDANT/SAILING IN- I you |tj>oany ol me above ikll wf an gnaw rlgjan vjlii anf rCoj CBTII • STRUCTOR — Required appro. CM therapy llcama a. A.P.T.A Nursing homo potltlon In Centra . _ I Iroar* W vaTarO HI awi^Htv(jV tVair Wswv TOTAL FREE BJOJWotW COLONY PARK GRAND PR IX r»70 - Law mllaaaa. Imetely from mid May ta Labor Day why net canta M A raglsHr? Wapa MONEY AMERICA HINT A VAN — Law. low rasas Cal at yacht club. Sand resume to: Boa Jersey, HI noon or t JJO p.m lap rabn. Na faa charged. a»c. cond. Maw Altar s. 74l-407t. Plaaaa call in IHO I davi M (HI) M7-S4W WAGON Marty, TOM'S FORD. Hwv. IS, Kay 113. Hetrndet. N.J. 07733. TEMP"~ iPORARO P. I Action within 14 hours GREMLIN 1174- Stkk, 4 naw tlrat. SSS Plant alto for Non Vets Auto . P6, PB, PW, locks. 2 naw snows with r Ing. |7M. I»1 114J DUE TO INCREASE IN NEW PRESSERS WANTED - Full-tlma seats, small VS. Stereo. " rr 7 p.m. 7 AutoInsuranct part-time. Call 747 nil far HARD-TOOET - First, second ft radio Slock 302 40.059 third mortgages. 31 hour cradM aa- I PART TIME HOLSEY PONTIAC Intarvlaw or mon Information call TYPIST CLERIC •royal. Interest rain from 13W% If miles Closeout. 47i«04, Chrlt Hontdallo. PRESS PERSON - E.p necessary Mult enioy working with flaunt. To qualified. No broker's 'ee. Deal with I RTE. M S41 TtOl f ATONTOsVN PHOENIX BROKERAGE BENEDETTO REALTY GROUP with A B Dick 3M. EXCELLENT PART TIME PROFITS Famaut far low cart auto A cvcia dlnct lender. Call SU1M4 or I s HONDA ACCORD 1171 — 44oor, iTW Hwy. 35, MWdlatown Call ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY m, air, sunroof, bast affar tvr Imuranca. Naw giving frat ouolts STATION WAGON OR LARGE SIZE ONLY EARN — S430 a month and still ba PRESS PERSON - Up to 24- S> Thomas 747 »4»4 " 5660 Rt. 14. Kayport. 3M-3M7 home with your children. Call presses. Eiaartancad only naad app- tmw*. ly. Top duality shop. Full benefits TYPIST CAR NECESSARY. APPROX- KITSON CHEVROLET CO. Broad St., Shrawtbury. 544 1401 2*4 1411 ypt 40 worn. Exc Toll fraa: IM tal 301 til 1 p.m. Top-pay company. Training avail EXPERIENCED HAIRSTYLIST — able on 31" single and 2 color start IIU oo IMATELY TWO & HALF HOURS 1MQZEPHRY •Vltn fQllOWtnfl. HirtV gVnOPPIflfl C©fi- presses far applicant showing. aMII- ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY LABRIOLA MOTORS 10 VVanttjd Autoniotlvt tar In MMdwown Call batwaen 4 IV. Wolf Pratt. 741 ejoo. Thomas 747 1414 Shrewsbury 71 Merchandise PER DAY. Nawman springs Rd. Rad Bank O.m.-l am. S304t41 or 471 2404 AITRISVWAITER — Full I SEDAN 741-I4H For Salt Red, 6 cyl, auto.. PS. PB. EXPERIENCED PERSON — PUMP ATTENDANT - Must be II. part lime (He'd. CALL MR. STEINFELD LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1173 —1 Wanted lo work on horse tarm. Must luii a. pan time. Apply in mnm. Call SWUM , AM radio. Stock 253. door, one. cand. Evarythlng fully ba ambitious and hardworking. Ref MaMI StatMn. Hwy. 14, Matawan. ANDERSEN WINDOWS * DOORS 16.986 miles. Closeout. aauiaead. full aowar, >io» 4»>ti». ALL JUNK CARS •rental raoulrad. Call 442 3514 AITRESSES/WAITERS *- Ex -Anv site* style To45%discount. THE DAILY/SUNDAY REGISTER AND TRUCKS REAL ESTATE SALES - WE'RE lance tervlng llouor. Apply In Call Stave, iwuuw LINCOLN MARK V H77 — Whltt. PULL TIME BOOKKEEPER — GROWING You can arow with us. ton. Tha Rad Oak Dinar. Rt. 15 $ sunroof, loaaad. naw tlrat. t track, k>oUn #c#pif • Cgjrftn QtBW#rs#ffM We'll teach you all you naad la know ANTIOUE SECRETARY DESK - 542-4000 crulta. full powtr. Quick sala, naw Rod Bank Racycllng « Auto aittt. SOS Chittarobo. ONLY Wrackars Tap dollar paid Fraa accounts receivable 1 payroll. to aisure you tucctit. Wo hava a n 4960 car has arrlvad lai-IIBB. Call 541MU tar ar year turrets record and a happy An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F pickup. M7-7TI4 or 747-7771. ANTED — Caretaker/driver, tot profeulonal staff Let's talk about age on prafmatt. all utllltlet tup- BEDROOM SET — Nevar usad. 4- MALIBU CLASSIC I1T4 — your future Call Ragar Caaana at lad, other staff Reply P.O. Baa air, PS/PB, raw daf Call GENERAL OFFICE CLERK - 741 7114, Century It, Coatnt. Ra- plece Pennsylvania House Ori- 7W-B15 attar, S:» p.m. N.J. 07701. ginally W400. atklng ID*). 74I-S713. m 1980 ZEPHYR CASH FOR JUNK CARS accurate typing and gaol altors, 111 River Rd., Fair Haven phone personality Needs ta procet WORK WITH FASHIONS — N«M- MO MIDGET 1171 — Law (Tilt « truck! and control work load Salary basec 4 cyl. Asking ptSO Call Mil ««n tC ntMtfaMl. FrtM wardrobt, •- SEDAN an experience, goad benefits Cal REAL ESTATE SALES od pay. Can »-!». 1EM0II or White, 6-cyl. auto.. PS. Call H1-I7BI MIOH1ST PRICES PAID ShacMMta at sal 7JW ASSOCIATE - ERA will provide Far lunk cart 4 track! national adyartltlm. referrals, PB. AM radio. Stock 257 MONMOUTH MOTORS HAIRDRESSERS- Expd. Potltlon training ft supervision. Can far de- 15.615 miles Closeout. 52 Hwy. 35, Eal •714711 Froa Pkk-ua Itt-K n April In a mulll-mllllon dollar tails, ERA Maimed Realty. 171 5450 5422414 CLASSIFIED JUNK CARS WANTED 4 kl Tlnton Falls Call days. BabviinUvB/ChlM MUSTANG IH1 — m analna. orl. Ml Mil. Evas. 170-1170. REAL (STATE SALES HHjXtl. 7JI-BBH BIRDS OF A FEATHER Car* S oinal ownar, good cond.. many naw HEAVY EOUIPMENT OPERATOR FLOCK TOGETHERI ONLY parti, asking SU7S. Ml-tiW. JUNK CARS WANTED — Beckhoo. loader, doier Working Jafn the Million Dollar producers al 4985 on crow doing railroad tie work FOUR SEASONS REALTORS, one BYSIT MV HOME — Nlebtl, 4:_ MUSTANG 1H7 — ac, cand.. WALL ART urther Information call Mrs. IMPROVEMENTS i, SS*7171 air. woo. Call SU-MM. lagnar at Saa-JJU betwoan 10 a.m. ADVERTISING SALES PERSONAL- And butlnatl raturnt MOVING* STORAGE PLYMOUTH ARROW OS 1177 - Hava your child's favorlta charge- CARPENTER tarod complotalv. 30th year In 1977 LINCOLNS. tan, (Paanutl, Saiama St., Wlnnla ABERDEEN DATA SERVICES No lob too Mg. na lot) Ma tmall. Call Yallow, 4-cyllndar, auto., air, INC. UMdMlowft Call I tot aaaaMMiAtfnojnt MOVE WITH NICK — Fraa etll- AM/FM. PB, raar dafroatar, tlntad tha Pooh, ate.) coma to Ufa on Ihalr 717-1410 badi'oairi want. Call for mon m- Margery Travato. 471 im matat. storete, visa or Ua. MARKVt ol- . .«c cand. Atklng Mrio. Call rMtrgaO.ky Arrrttma, stMTW. M. i. 441 5300 or S444171 formatlon. fhona 747-aX. DOES YOUR HOME — Naad re RETURNS - Butlnatl 4 paraonal KEY ENTRY . pairs? would you Ilka to odd a room d comofatrly 10th year In 1978 LINCOLNS PONTIAC ASTRE 1171 - . _ Career opportunity for ag- lo your home? Call Vlnce Gtntlle. TEACHERS WILL DO MOVING — OPERATORS HMoHvawti. Call aato0#lrHrn#frtf Trucking, furnltura 1 aaallancaa. trant. Pott-traction, air, lilt ttaarlng Iht- l>aiK Building Contractor, far free e*t>- Margery Trovato. I71-13B1. whaal, AM/FM radh), Creoer rlml, 2ND SHIFT gressive person. College help- male OI-lfM call early, avaM Pkk-ua 4 delivery 041-1143. » mag. Call 717-m4 Spring ruth. TAX RETURNS —Proparod In your FULL/ PART-TIME LANDSCAPING-LAWN PONTIAC LEMANS 1174 - Indoor, Classified Way Wa hava Immadlata openings far ful. Good safary-plus incen- ELECTRICIAN - light blua. white hardtop, roaaon- experienced oparatort In eur Llcente No. MOO. MAINTENANCE abla 747-1111 dayt. Altar 4 p.m., MATAWAN office, conveniently lo- Power Electric. 541 J44J CARPET 741-am. 542-1700 cated to all malar highways Starl tives. Comprehensive benefit MILLER LANDSCAPING - Com with a good salary, full company INSTALLATION ilate lawn service & landacaaJna benefits. 17vs-haur work waak and HOME REPAIRS latldentlal and cemmerclal congenial working conditions Call 1 package. dhak • M •!• akafear ' *l JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION - #,rrV-7 P.fn. FOT Don't let your home fait behind In claming, re-lavs, re-strotchat * ANOTHER DAILY REGISTER * repairs Attic Insulation, gglntfng. tin. 344-4177 Eaual OpporluMty Employer M/P Calf For Appointment [kino, 4 remodeling. Ouall- at a reasonable price Call LEOAL SECRETARY — HaiM WALLPAPERING area. Experience necessary. Submit ft PAINTING Classified Service ta Ban F.su. Tha Dally Mr. MeKMM JOE'S HEATING — Repairs 4. naw AVIS N.J. 07701. tvtltmt. Free estlmatat. Some can- tract work. Phone 717 44JS NOW YOU CAN TELEPHONE LPN - And Nurses AMet M/F. All NTERIOR PAINTING thlftl. Alia dMUry aMa. 042-4000 QUALITY BUILDING*CONTRAC- | YOUR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ON SATURDAYS 144-4111. TING — Do you find yaw homo It only ute the belt paint Benlamln Young Used LINCOLN lotting cramped? find umnvtd vaora. Ouallty work at a roatonable TO START IN OUR MONDAY'S EDITION. MEDICAL SECRETARY - Stay space In your existing home far rtta. Can 747-OSM. Atk tor Jot. orthopedic office, experienced. Good finishing basements, addltlont. al- Cars. MERCURY typing skllls-dklaphont. Knowledge terations a, tundackt. CM 74I4BM. MORGAN P. COLIO. JR. al Inturance forma and apaoMment bf)i SHHfWSBIIRY »Vf | JUST CALL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE tchodullng. Salary cammansurate The Daily Register laf. pravlWd. FraTatTlrfsatat. After For Sale. with axptrlanca. Reply with relume ROOFING A SIDINO 4. Btt-aWt, 74747B. 47 SiMVWHaHiry Aw a >VSBURT. N J • BETWEENi:30A.M.g> 12:30P.M. to Boa N-ISS. Tha Daily Regitter. N.J. 07701. Shrewsbury, N.J. STASIO ROOFING— .__ WALLY'S PAINTING rtocJ (sank 7474 reliable. Frta estimate!. Insured Mark. 471-1414. 774*017. ' PART TIME SALES 747-5400 CALL 542-1700 Kama furnishing experience Call S44-11W 16 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ.

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CLASSIFICATIONS 9 Construction Equipment 54 Situations Wanted hemale 70. MERCHANDISE 79 Swap or Exchange 102 Mouae* For Rent REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 138 Mobile Homes MO. SPECIAL NOTICES 1. AUTOMOTIVE 10. Wanted Autcmtoave 55 Situation* Warned Mat* 71 Morchandise Fo( Sal* 80. Bicycle*/Mini Bikes 103 Rental* To Share 130 Open Houses 139. Cemetery Lots 210. Lost And Found 2. Autos For S*le M. BUSINESS DiMCTOIIY 56. Situation* Wanted Male/Female 72 Qarage/Yard Sales 81 Sport* Equipment 104. Winter Rental* 131. Houses For Sale 140. Real Estate Wanted 211 Special Notice* 3 TrudnandTrallm 21. Busman* Service 57 Child Cara/Nunery School* 73 Machinery For Sale 82. Swimming pools 105 Summer Rentals 132. ApartmsntsATown House* ISO; RECREATIONAL 212. Travel • Transportation 4. MotorcyctM 22 Artt&CrBft* M. FINANCIAL 74 Rental Service 83 CB's. Electronics 106. Fumi*hed Room* 133. Income Prooerty 152. Boats And Aocesaorlee 213. Instruction 5 AuloS«vic*(/Pwts 61 Bu*lne« Opportunity 75. Farm Equipment 84 Merchandise Wanted 107. Nursing Homes 134. Farm Property 6 Auto Ranl/lease 51 Help Wanled Mate Of Female U.Mongagn 76. Auction Sale* 85. Inflation Fighter* 108. Commercial Rental* 135. Commercial Property 7 Auto ln»uf»nce 52 Babytittlng/Chlld Car* 63 Money to Loan 77 Pets And Livestock 100. REAL ESTATATE RENTALS 109. Buildings/Oarages 136. Industrial Properly SS&SMS 8. Aulo Financing S3. DamWcHeip 64. Money Wanted 78. Aircraft 101 Apartments 110 WantedToRent 137. Lots And Acreage

HOURS DAILY FBONTPAQEREADERS DEADLINES CANCELLATIONS FAMILY PLAN RATES sasoM«r»adi 4»pj« anba»» Mo»c« end ml k» HIIJUHII » ijnan My ML1 Ufa) SUOtr. M 00 fm COM UM putkcaMi rrttky 430 pn In Sunde, 3LINE9-5 0A¥S-»3.30 poW'acaMeenno tiooo o» awantg ol gjacaa * Mtjar g> eMfe* I—MI Att" pubeaeonca»eiaeg Dante, 4pm nodus ate* oiMWon d od k nausea* MMrMf PwUaa $1 00 Each line Available to Indi- 0u a»anm«n • gem a 1)0 u w nation panda*)* of anor » puHUWl flutE 4 p • kf tunStr NMIMOM MOB* IV •*•* letwjflce Par Las* viduals placing ad* under MM*nM»«MM*MIMIMmI > Ml Mini PIBOI eas tfisa *if prM B ru u«* you" M r» Ik) < ««• TM 1 Day SS« 6 0«yi (Conetcutiv.) 5M Ml ytu CUMIM U Call S42-4000 NtM Hss* (HBst looty W to 7 D*yi (Con»ecUiv«| 54 vw "Merchandise For Salt" tor Dam* pit rkg— IMMI at mfiiltlitar ems 2Day*(Consscull«*).J1VH lOay M« «rJ*y*(C«is*cu»v*,.M« Sduiam eMr M IHI (ky CM M> 1/00 10 make BDeyslConsecullv*) 51V* not exceeding $200 each, Mem* BOX REPLY SERVICE 3 Days (Conawus«e) 74« I PICK UP 12 00 CORRECTIONS 10Dsy*|Con**cuttv*)..4tVM must be priced: Noncommercial open ID MM copy, const UUS400 4 Dayi (Consecutive) 67« tiei In UnMWl paper CM 4M nm Manor) lawgli Thursday "• KM ads only. f« each DM numon swlowad day. 430 p* Fiida,to. Sunda y 1230 pm S0sys(Con*sculiv*)S3t 5 Days (Con*aMv*)72t Contract Rales on Request sukvtouoMn

108 Commercial 71 Merchandise 76 t Auction Sales REAL t i 1 A I I 131 Houses For Sale For Sale ,_ RENTALS Nubbin Rentals PUBLIC AUCTION LIQUIDATING ASSETS — Ot Ml Furnlturg, antlauas. COIMCIIblgs. MOW UA*> CRYSTAL BROOK - Professional A GREAT BUY! lery and frame shop. Blueprint cabl- houwnoM itams. oltkg aguiomant A 101 Apartments Building, Hwv. 31 Eatentawn. IS* Mint plus condition SplltBevel Mm* nets. I Ulna caMMts. display unit. art much mora. Sunday, March ISIh, INPUTION sg. ft office «llh services. SIOO mo. located In prestlgwui Holmdel. Fea materials a. latest prints. Many oth- MS p.m. InspaclMm at noon Buck 144 sa. It. office, (ISO mo. Ideal tor tures | bedrooms, living room, din Smith's Rgstaurant. Palmar Avo., ABERDEEN - 4 room apt , couMa APPECTED Ing room, eat -In kltchan, I'/, bath*. •r items C«ll MI4UI1. 00 Broad prararrad. US* a mo.. Including utlll ne» attorney, lam library avallabla East Kaansburg. CgnslerHngnis Hill VDUR 54J 1234. Jje 1311 21' family room, attach** oarage. Streak Red San*. Ultimo Inc. bolne accapaad. Saa our ads bagin i»s. su-nw. central air, cat heat, pool. Man? LIVING ROOM — 3 tables Dining nlna March l«h tar lompl.l. listing Kice DOCTOR'S OFFICE — To snare, amenltlet Includad. Asking Ul.ooo For lurthar daUlk call aitctlonaar'i APPLICATIONS ARE BEING — r#om. * chain. I Air conditioners AcctPtod. Ona and two badroom 1000 sg. ft . decorated and fully ACADEMY AGENCY can nr-4tss. orlkg. apartmonls. Call S41-S471. Mon furnished, modarn professional WALSH Sal, »-S p.m. building In Rad Bank. Available na Hwv 19, Hailet. NJ. 7H-1JJ1 LIVING ROOM SET — CDHHHI, W ESTATE AUCTIONS raw. Call 471 311J A GREAT INVESTMENT — i-faml couch, 1 thatrs 4. ottoman ptus lamp, 4« 4SIS or tn UM ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 1 ly home In *IC. cond.t All soad COM., sag. m xm badroom apt Cantral air. uliimas FAIR HAVEN — Store or office aluminum sided, new gas haatino E«cellenl location, ullltlles In NEW TIHES -Original toutpmtnt Includad Convanlanl lor vnopelng system. 2 badrooms In each apart 77 Pets And Livestock and bus. MS a mo. 44*eU0. eluded. Call MIMOt or Mt-nts. ment. Live In ona I rant tha other I All Oaette/Chrvtsor Cor 4 Truck. up Only SSI,»00 APPLEBROOK to US discount otl mail price ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Capri FREEHOLD BOROUGH - Watt AGENCY INC., Realtors, 471 1300 Werner's Pant, Hn Ik Saltord. Apartmanls. East Avg. 1 t I Main St., rooo Plus sa. ft. tor rent, Call Jtrrv. 7*1 ]W Advanced And Beginners booVoonu avallabla. Rantal otrko. off-street periling, mill divide. For DOG TRAINING Apt. 44. or call ni 0004 marly doctor's residence. Approved COLTS NECK — Enley the best at PAINT — Colors Inlarlor/aiMnor Bavshora Dog Club. I4l«u> for additional 13*0 sa. ft. will build both worlds) This 3 bedroom Colenl M » a MI. Hat intarlar. S4.H a eal CLIFFWOOOBEACM —1 badroom. to suli Days: no rno al offers I ha charm.I an etear honx. Hal tHtcrior )SS-o77*. AT STUD — Provan first Itoor. ullllllas Bald. MOO rang*. 101 Apartments 191 Apartments 106 Furnished Rooms vel It's completely modernljed In Dot*, black * nal. HOME RENTALS, i 17 4000 102 Houses For Rant OFFICE/STORE FOR RENT - In sldel Formal dining room, kllcMn PIANOSS ORGANOGNSS 74IO1» Rod Sank araa, ne«l ta Roots SSSt with II' at counter spacg, COLTS NECK MOTEL — Efficien- MATURE WOMAN - SI00 par mo, par mo. 741-nn. gameroorn. plus charming play WarohavWoh M prtcat on most majoj r GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIES cy. (10* par weak. Motel, tto per KEYPORT CLUB VILLAGE — Efll SEA BRIGHT — Runaway Batch, 1 RED BANK — Furn. J Badroom. room for children HOMO*. brands. Yamaha. KUnball. Thomas. — AKC railstgrod. t lagglis old. c lancv for SIS*. Ona badroom at S3». badroom condo Pool, baach, sauna. living roam with flraplaca. dining with kltchan privllatas, In prafarrad OFFICE SPACE - SJ4 sg ft I] . weak. Llgnt Housekeeping. Dally raildanllal arga. 741 0414 APPLEBROOK AGENCY INC Re- Baldwin, Gulbranton. tic. Unchampionship linos «4»40i; rates avail Ihle Call 4314714 or plus 1V^ mo. sacurltv. Includas haat, SSOO a mo. SJOOto* or U1-4S71 attar room, dan, convanhmt location, rooms). Also bathroom, air condl- altors, »44 3433 limilad rontals Irom s'SO par hot walar and cooking No pats Call 4 waakdays. washar/dryar, rlvar riohl ol-wav MINIATURE DACHSHUNDS - >«4a4l«. No pats. Rafgrancas 4 sacurltv. Call SUITABLE FOR GENTLEMAN — M44313 dally Da twain t-S o.m. Rad Sank. Prlvat* antranca. naar Itoor Center el Red Bank. 741 SOW DOLL HOUSE - e rooms, utility Red female. AKC, 7 weeks SMI HAZLET STUOIO — 1 rooms Mm 147 1315 avas. 4 wiahintfl. •IICfHOLO MUSIC CENTER I»S*M. LONG BRANCHSWEST END — I- 102 Houses For Rent all lacllltlas, parking. Call 747 1000 room, ell aluminum siding, storm ! bath, prlvalg gntranca, U30 mo. not RED BANK - Prefesilonal office windows and doors, newly paneled Pond Rd and Rl t including utlllllas No pals IVi bedroom apt . pool Vt block Irom RED BANK — 1 bedroom. IVibath tulle comprised of 4 rooms with beach. Free parting 11H23S Townhouse. Living room with fire- aT,Otj PaainitQ, POiOllft leal TOT WOOSJ- tss-m-on; months sgcurltv. Rgfgrancas. 100 Commercial storage closets 1 contelnlng IT* so burning tlove 1>'«14' storaa* shed 4TS-I4S! BELFORD place, formal dining room, attached II of araa. Fresnlv decorated with PIANOS — ORGANS LONG BRANCH — ! badroom up- oarage, all appllancas. wall-to-wall carpal 4. central air. Ample on site In the «'i, Conventional mortgage All Musical Suppllas and Sonrlcas stairs apartmant, haat. watar sup What a placal Oulat Itrggt, off carpeting tnrougbout Use of pool Rentals only. Call 1771044 after 4 p.m. Wanted HIGHLANDS — a room apt . naynly Laonardvllla Rd Two-bodrooms. parking. 1434 par mo. plus ullllllas TUSTINC PIANO CO rgrurhllhad SIIS par mo. plus utlll pllgd For Information call 1».S1S4 and tannls court. Immediate oc- Call ownar. Walter Zlmmerer ft Son. after S p.m. Can pa saan waakands larog fgncad In yard Gas haat, fully Our arm Yoar AAAAAAAA — Conlants « nouses. tin. I* mos we t rat ragulrad cupancy. INS • month. Call MUtoo AIR CONDITIONING, LUXURY ECONOMICAL AiWy Park »s OSM AvallahM Mar. IS. Insulatad. ulllltlas vary low. No pals between 10 em 4:30 p.m. MHoV garages, attks. basements, yards, Call HIIW Hal 4 sacurltv raqutrad. S4S0. plus CARPETS. FIREPLACES *. SKY. This 4 bedroom Spill Level It located Opon « to « etc Bought or cleaned out or both LIGHTSI - Professional office RED BANK — Suite's of UN and ISM In one ol Mlddletown's finest areas HIGHLANDS — Ocaenvhm apt. 1 MIDDLETOWN — IE. Katmourgl, ullllllas Call mint or MI 4!al al r POOL TABLE — Very good cond! M4-44S* 4 rooms. Haat, hot watar, cooking lar S p.m. :e In MONMOUTH BEACH. sg. ft. Private parkin*. Faaluras Include living room, dlnlni badrooms. hoar transportation. MSO SHADOW LAKE — Scactacular golf Prime location across from bank Coll 74t-7m roam, science kitchen, Ivt I mo. plus 1 ma. sacurlly n eas Includad S310 par mo. plus w coursa vlaw. 1 badrooms. ] baths, 4713JI4 AAAAAA — LIQUIDATE UN- curllv US 4«l BRICKTOWN — Burnt Tavarn Mmn- and post office On site parkin*, attached garage, economical WANTED ANTIQUES. JEWELRY. attar 4 p.m. or, lovalv 3 badroom townhouw. In- glassad porch, attachad garta. lira, business management and sacrelar haat. Asking I7S.TC*. VA/FHA < placa, dan plus sxtras. $100 mo. al services avallabla, 34O0 M. ft. 110 Wanted To Rent PRINTING PRESS RUGS. FOR CASH HIGHLANDS HILLS — MODERN APARTMENT — Naar cludas all appllancas. lunurlas and coma. ICIP Plattm. HtaiS INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES transportation. Bast lima to call Is racraatlonal lacllltlas. (410 par mo. Principals only. Days, 171-ltaf. ground (tear 1 second floor). Will living room, kltchan, bath. All utlll. • utlllllas Call 4SMSS3. Evas. 4 waakands. 141 Mil divide to suit. Occupancy June, not ACADEMY AGENCY Call Ma-*Ht arhK t p.m. IS* E. Nawman Sprints Rd. Iks frog.. Avallabla immadtalalv bafora noon. Call 4tS«4t4 LOOKING — For studio or vary J I4I-4K0 Call Joan Parent, Realtors, lie 4114 two Hwv n. Haitet, N.J. rw-m; tin mo. 1 mo. tocurltv raoulrgd. MONMOUTH BEACH — Ltroa I HIGHLANOS — Snorg Or. S rooms. small apartment. Call attar 4:3* REFRIGERATORS 14*1 -Tito Call Ml 3414 SHREWSBURY — Living room, din p.m., 741-Mtt. PAIR HAVEN REALTY saw as a sinalg tot purchasa. not badroom condo. on rlvar, tannls. 1130 * ulllltlas. sacurlty. rat., no ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — MS so pats Ml 1371 40 ONLY. Ing room, 1 badrooms. kltchan, 747*400 individually Admiral nit Modal HIGHLANDS — Small 3-room col pool. By ownar. SSO* a mo. Evas. prlvata yard. Clow to schools and I, In small shopping comtton. SIS* TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT - WE NEED HOMES ALL LIONEL TRAINS 747-IS37. par ma. plus utll. Realtor. SSMtll. Cim. vlngladoor with frooatr com taea In complai o4 1* units Sultabla KEANSBURO — Option to buy. 3 bus transportation IVi mo. sacurltv Mlddletown Township. Hailet Town APPRAISALS TOOII patlmvnt. lit cu ft Ortors ac Or Fivar Tap cash appraisal. I or I adurts Sl»0 par mo, plus badrooms, wall-to-wall carpal and Rafgrancas raoulrad MIS mo. Call shlc or Matawan araa. Can say U90 <.plad unl.l tha clow or businoss ullllllas. Sacurlly and laaia n- mora! HOME RENTALS S7MO00. l474Stt. AVAILABLE Plus utilities or mo utilities In FIREPLACE »Fr« SO* p.m., March N. 1*11. For ANTIQUES — Any Irpa any cond •ulrad II] 0n» SSSSSSil^ IMMEDIATELY luded Call 73MS0I 4 bedrooms. V master bedroom lurtMr Intarmatlon call UI-ltN. It pays to call. I ooy tha mgal. IV III *44I aflar 4 p.m. KEYPORT — S-rgom houw. tIM 400 so ft. Idaal for fast food laka suite, 1V> baths, if dining room, 4713111 or Ml IJOI IDEAL BEACHFRONT — 4 madlum Rad Bank Riverside Ave. bath 4 snowar Apollancas Includad. UNION BEACH — I badrooms. out Rad Bank araa. 74M40S. or den, gameroom, full dry basamant. RESTAURANT REFRIGERATOR rooms 4 bath, utllltlgg supollad. SISO FINEST IN LUXURY HI-RISE Sullabla tor couolg 4 ona child Ona Many aitrts, only HIS HOME nn. 471 IIO* for dtlalls. 1 car garage, acra ot privacy. — US*. Good COM. ANTIQUES — All kinds, bought lor p month Sacurlly rgoArirad. Avail. On Ing Naveslnk River month sacurlly No pats IM-4MI. RENTALS, 572 4000 Call »l 4MI MO cash. Mary Jam R pool yI It An walk to railroad, bus. Modern one COLTS NECK — Commercial space thMs. Ml East Rlvar Rd, Rumson and ram bedrooms, 14J0 up Air con- LEONARDO — Charming oktor Co or lease. Colts Towne Shopoes, ERA SANYO CASSETTE - Under dash MJ3I» Mamggr Appralsars As KEANSBURG — Satchvlgw ditioning, heat, hot watar. balcony, lonlal on "i acra park Ilka salting 3 103 Rentals To Share Colts Neck, NJ . across from Oe 131 Houses For Sale Melmed Realty. Bkr. 471 S4S0 car stereo player Modal FT 4*4. SKlaUan *• Amarlca Gardans Studio, haal. hot watar 1 doorman, security and more. Ga- badrooms, v/t baths, flraplaca and Iclous Orchards. Space avallabla FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY Too. 3O-.1I par enamel I pa atari. cooking tn Includad. SMS 7*7 4SIS ••99, pool, marina available Bob, maslar badroom and Hying room. rom ftSO per mo. Call 71I«44 lor REALTORS Mayer used Sim hi carton t*l Cap. ANTIQUES — GATEWAY AN 41 1731 Walk to school and NY. bus »51S 2 Woodland Dr.-Mlddletown- 471 013* altar 4:1* P m weekdays, TrQU(S. Rl 34 and Homestead KEANSBURG — Madtrn I badroom plus utllltlas. Iti-oSM ttttr t t.m. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Near apt. Full IIM bath: UM par mo. plus LOOKING FOR — Rasponslbto Par- yacht harbor. 4 bedroom liuurv 47l»4t4 ' anytime Sat .4 Sun Ave . Leonardo l»t US* RED BANK — 4 rooms, haal 4 hot son lo shara 3 badroom homo, wpa LITTLE SILVER — 10M so. ft., UM utlllllas 4 sacurlty. Apt. l-A. It MATAWAN — Modarn Ouptoa 1 home, 14x34' Indoor pool. I hour SHOTGUN — Soars To* w I mams t > ARTICLES WANTED — Hand Orevt Ptaca. Call 3H-454*. 7-1 p.m. watar Includad HIS plus gas 4 aUx- rala bath, Kavoort araa. 73M733. or offka or retail slore. Immediate NYC. Owner will take back mort- rlc 130-OSti badrooms, |M baths, cantal air. full occupancv. Days: 042-1113. Eves: GLORIA NILSON oauw tump »lth van chota a vgnt mada Ta at saM on ctwii*nmanl In basamant, S47S par ma. plus utliltiat WANTED — Roommata to shara 4 •414410 tor ouelHIed buyer. 1110.000 Raaltorf rro. sits Ml His shot. Man.-Frl, «-4. HI un KEANSBUR6 — 3 badrooms. kllc badroom farmhouw with othars. No Ji, Shrewsbury all ton an. full Ilia bath, larog Hying room, REO BANK — Luairv High Rlw. Sacurltv 4 raf 1H-44II L two badroom, two batts, also thraa smokars, no pats. Holmdal araa. SHURE VOCAL MASTER PA SYS- DON'T HAVE THAT SALE tns/mo • utlllllas 4 sacurlty Apt IMIDDLETOWNRIVERPLAZAI - Ma-4073. I will buy all your small aaragg sala 1. S Ocaanvlaw 3R 4S4I, 7-t o.m. badiooms, thrag baths; Baautrful 101 Commercial TEM - SIS*. Can Stt-ma. asp. tor vlaw Batwoan II I. a-tp.m. (41-4M5. Two badrooms, 1 baths, flraplaca. Arlong bgtwogn 7-3 p m itams. plus MtUgugi. lawalrv, con air conditioning, Inground pool, oy Rentals ttnts ol bats maws, allks. ate. Call KEANSBURG — 1 badrooms. utlll lias paid. air. madam 1 family, S3U. RED BANK — Claan. gulat. 3-room, arlooklng marina. 1400 tar month 104 Winter Rentals SNOW BLOWER — S h.p. 2M*»IJ antr 3 P.m. urnlshad apartmgnt. S315. onaplus utllltlas. Call a 5. 747SSU or Ik JackieIrk ' start t HOME RENTALS. SU 4000 Wf l« 1001 chains. Cat! »4H141 month sacurltv. Includas all utlll KEANSBURG — 4-room apartmant. las Sultabla ona lady or gantMman. Make It Yourself GUY JOHNSON MIOOLETOWN-Cuta3 4badroom BEACHCOMBER — Oaslonar dace* PIIMI INMrSltlAl *M* ' STERLINSTER G SILVER FLATWARE BUYS AND BUYS all ullllllas Includad. $315 III 4144 or Rttargncas. Aflar S t.m, 741441*. Caoa. I^i baths, bastmgnt. eoraea. rattd. ona badroom aiacutlvo sulkj, From an antlra ItouwhoM lo a singla ,U74l»43a sun porch Naar NY. bus and train. by thg day. woak or month Pan- ! . ... , rivtll fjanj grnnrej laaauierrpvew tu eg >• RED BANK — A panoramic vlaw of 11,000 sg. It Tailgate loading, KEANSBURG — Brand now modom ho Navaslnk. 1 story PgnthpUM SSSO a mo. Plus utllltlas and otposlt. oramic ocaan vlaws, maw wrvlca, prlvata parking A/C, haal, *"" I Item. Antkm hrtture. lewelry. LOW 471 1*33 coffaa shop and laundarmal All utll _^^^^__ I Irvf, ISTr*^S^g*JgjrTrta»*at*T CgnW. tO© wtVUatr I badroom apt. Just stops ' with I badrooms. < baths, sundack sprlrrklerod Public transporta- THE USED FURNITURE CENTER aaach, boardwalk, snooping U00. rant with option to buy as Ittos Includad Sgcurltv daposlt ra tion Best Investment! to. 741-MU. MONMOUTH BEACH — Two big qulrad mun rt» ShraaraMry Aye.. Rad Bank MILITARY — Uniforms, madals. sas 13** a mo, plus ullllllas Call badrooms. living room, aat-in kltch- Baene. Has-baana anal Why Nat» swords, bavonals. old auns, laddlll 717-3S3S for Information. RUMSON — 1 Bedrooms, all ap- n with woodburnlng flraplaca. laun MOUNT POCOhO— Four badroom. 747-UM WOOOeuRNING STOVE — Fran* KEYPORT — l-pgdroom apt. In Co- pliances Walk la beach • bus line. dry room, wrap-around porch. 300 Iwo bath ChakH. Flraplaca Country S490 par month, plus utllltlas. One yds. from ocaan. S4S0 par month, club. Clow to all rasarts 1H-1S43. lln. 2 yrs old. Sears, SOS. Includes ! OLD TIN SOLDIERS WANTED lonial hemg, vlaw of bay. Off straal lire screen m-UH. Barking SullabM lor 1 or J adulls. no yaar lease plus security. CENTURY illllllas not Includad. 410 IHI. Am condition consldarad 11 COZENS, 741 7O4 *4I-7SSt. att-oin pats JUS pays all I3» 3111 Dtftra I SEA BRIGHT — Mow rooms and NOW vcm cat* lil*pfc**n SAYREVILLE — EHklancy, frag OCEAN TOWNSHIP — 1-4 lurnlshad sludlo apartmants. Maid mmmrnntuna OLD FURNITURE — AntMuas. Chi KEYPORT - Modarn I badroom rant In a«chanta for llehl dutlas badrotms Walk to train, town. Gas wrvka and utllltlas Includad lit our yoarClaaeiliVel Aolrcfti*- i nm. alasswara. art obiacts m» brlc low wlntar ralas AvaHaMa ky day, jHtcameontiemaM M.OOOso « apt Cooking eas, haat 4 hot walar HOME RENTALS. SU 4000 haal S70O par mo. S31 IS41 •nng B suc-chaa IMgali kedng Sultabla lor I wtak or month No totsa. TRADE Cool when it's maim, coiy when estj oat S.t.raUra la atari thine and avarything Ruscll's. 15 E. SCA BR IGHT — Lunury apartments OLD BRIDGE — Utllltlas paid. 1 WINDS MOTEL, 041-1*37. an Naai putjac it's bretzy-crochet this now Front St, Rad Bank 741-1M3 phis t ma. sacurlty. 4tS-t;i* bafora available Wall-tP-«all carpeting. baths, kids ok. MOO ran**. HOME lurallhed. 747 ml RENTALS 171-40*0. WEST PALM BEACH. FLA. — Easy, smart! Dnwstnnj waist TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO I * *•"• (Plna Rldoal Two-badroom con- DOLLARS — Con vart Old Jawalr y to KEVFORT-First naor.tttS. wall- ! WEST KEANSBURO-J-roam apt RUMSON — Lovely 4 bedroom dominium. Fully furnlshad. Club creates smart peplum effect Cask. DON PONS JEWELERS Will Ranch Avallabla April 111. Rant orlvllagas Avallasto April (No below Crochet this lac, vest of Buy from prlvato ownars and as. Call 747-1101 542-1700 USD. Call after 4 p m . fMJ B74 pttsl Cgll Sot-ona. double strand bedspread cotton tatas. ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE- PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE KEYPORT — 4 reams, strrtca, til to team with separates. Pattern 8,30AM » 12:30P.M. SIGNED 7tt Rlygr Rd, Fair utUHkn. sullaow far cautto. No pats 969: directions for Sizes t-Mind. H NJ. tauv SITS. 73MI7V

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rt SCARS — Color TV. S100 Black nth Harried imwarl tar with steol, 1111. Baky IK*. BamaoelaadlaMas aad latxas IM a pair SEARS KEMMORE — Portable carrleea, SIS 30 gal fish tank with 7 chests SIS oa after s, Wall dishwasher with Pot Scrubber 4 light & stand. MS All In toad candt- Power Miser 1 year old. axe. cond. tlan. Call after s, 7*7 4tl4 DINING ROOM SIT — 4 chairs, Moving, must tell. SSM. Ill 13*2 table, armriom, SIS*. AQUARIUM — hVaal. stalnwst steel. Incandescent MM » metal SEWING MACHINE - Electric. Freedom from FlISS Printed Pattern stand. SM aH-ltTI. GENERAL ELECTRIC — Self- 125. Zenith If TV, 135. Organ. SIO. Pillow back chair, S40 71! 2»3l SIZES AOUARIUM — l»gal., full fluores chrome hood Ear. cond . I1S0 Call COM hood, travel, tump, filter 4 74HI44. 8-20 SOFA — Hat sllpcever. needs re- man* aatrat. us, anar i. LIVING ROOM SET — 1 place blue ceverlng. asking 140. BATHROOM SCALE — Beam Bal- Pravlnclal sactlanal sofa with 042*177 ance, coat lt*t. us 1 martstoltt matching chair, BBC, cond 1105 Call labtas. »15t 1 mirrors. SU. rlanetM altar 4, m 1410 lamp. SIS. Ml nag attar sit a.m. STEREO SPEAKERS — Infinity LOVE SEATS — Pair, Ilka new. 1001. very good cond SI7S pair. BUILT RIGHT — EneHsh coach floral tuaede-stvle. Uto each. Singla Jtl-tlJe carrlaea' ». 'S». Baby twlng, 110 Call love wet. slipcover, 7 yds. same an-tass. lebrlc, SIS* Oueen headboard, FREE YOURSELF from fuss- frame, night latMe. solid walnut, 7 CARRIAGE - SI*. 1-saat dmatto SIS*: Movlnt. *41-1an. TABLES T Contemporary cocktail slide into this lifht wrappini for sal, S3S. Kitchen art, SM*. MaMt 4 3 and tables with planter > Natural dirtimes that are bus* or relax- rtcatr. S4S Lava seat, coffee and MOWER — 170. Pknk tabta 4 1 Mahogany, US each. 74M4M. and Itkto. S7S Double bod frame 4 benchas, S3S. Steal lounge chair. S4*. ing Squire neck in front, V back mattiard. SIS Rttrletraapr. »r*» Cocktail taate. SM Steal desk 4 TIRES — Steal belted radlals (II, -fresh, feminine. Call 2*4*41* chair, SM Olnalla table, t benches. PltS/7SR14, goad cond. IIS par tire. HIS. Call 2T1-4JT2 7471W. LABRADOR RETRIEVED — Uston, a yellow Labrador who Is being trained as Printed Pattern 9133: Misses COLOR TV — tS" Zenith, mce He Sizes 8. 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. 20. lure, (ID. linece Cak> RANOE HOOD - Solid SUM con- TIRES — Goodyear custom poly a Seeing-Eve dog/ is reunited with his owner, 12-vearold Kerry Duffy, right, of roam tat. sM* nWI. trah. variable spaed a«hauM. twin sleel radlali. P10S-7SRtS. slightly Navesink, after wandering from home on Saturday. At left Is Linda Grenoble, a Size 12 (bust 34) tikes 2H yards lights with dimmer switch. SI4I. used. Mt of 4, UK. S41-4SS7, t41ta44. 60-inch fabric. COLOPtlAL FURNITURE — O*** ltl-4H* Red Bank resident who found Uston near Hartshorne woods and cared for him catjj. Sola, tovasaat. chair and tables. IM*. Cl 17 ROBERT AUOUST — Custam TV — Stars It" color, to until the SPCA reunited him with Kerry. The dog was returned to Its owner with pedestal stand. IIS. CONTEMPORARY SOFA I rr: UM. »13»53 because of an article that appeared in The Daily Register. year esa. SIM. Modarn _ CaH 741 toil rackar. U0 Saiga lull carpet. SCUBA - Man's wet suit with need. TWO PINE — Living roam chairs. SssW (2.00 f*r tttk Can Edith, days BU-HW. I US. Man's wet suit tap. IIS. Site 1140, card table KS, knaahald maple MB- m far*K k levun. small. 73t tin or 144 1444 desk US, Iwo and tables 130. 741-Sltt We're happy to have Free $ M been Instrumental Found ads 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 In their reunion. MAHIAN MARTIN If you've found something, PaMMi Otpl. 4Z0 It's a good feeling when someone Is place a notice in our Lost & FOR SALE PRICE UP TO'200- happy because of you and what you've Found column. The first day is . Register Family Ads can sell your unneeded items done. We leel great about our role in free. Between us we may quickly Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- getting Uston and Kerry back together make someone happy. umns now under a separate distinctive heading and we want to make it somewhat easier Items originating Irom your household may be sold for people who have found something - 232ltatlMh«.NMT«rlHT lor up lo $200 00 (formerly $100 00) per article pet, jewelry or whatever - to return it to its. 3 lines. 1 day Price lor each item must be mentioned owner. loon. Prut niki, uSku, ZIP, SUE mi JTTU frUMItll. NEW SPRING-SUMMER 1981 So we're offering a free ad to anyone who PATTERN CATALOG bnnp you has fourjd an item or a pet and wants to TERRIFIC SAVINGS on time, Call 542-1700 The Register work, money with oner 100 fast, use the Register Lost & Found classified DAILY «=* SUNDAY easy patterns. Plus free pattern No discount il cancelled before expiration ads to find the owner. No changes in copy. coupon (J2 yalue) Catalot SI. 131 Houses For Sale 1S2 Boats And I1J Instruction 22* K I Town Houses AccassorUs 2J4 MWdlelewR MONDAY, MARCH 9,1981 The IXkily Register 17 eARS^QLD ^ tlerl It an Attorney at-Law Ikontod tut. I RIVERFRONT TOWNHOUSES — HATE within the SUM of NOW Jtr sty; and Bidders an riaulrod to comply UtRadBank Wtth view of IM Naveslnk To* ar MARINE ENGINES WHEREAS, Iht Plannlno Board with na rtoulramenU of Cheater Him baaytam «nHt «Hh Jrt batht. GOING of me Borauah of Kta 117, PuMIc Lewi at Iff) lEoual Op it*. poraao. fun HU» wmu. to appoint Thomas P porlunllvEmaleytrl. NOTICL ._ Monmouth briefs TO WORK? seeled bids will be received bv ERA it. SSt i.Sr M i CM » Specllkalkms and forms for bid Mayor end Council of Ihe Borough SKASOW LAKE - CMUMVUI IS, t IN THE to by tht Planning Board, dine may bo secured at Ihe OMIct ol Mm Apancv tar U» MM buy M Rod Bank for radio mamionence Life in Soviet underground talk set NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT tnt Secrelary, M Tlndoll Road, MM- the Fire OijiiuniiiL Foike Depart tkMM Lake. FWdmp *t rWH unit MORNING? RESOLVED by tnt Planning Board dlelown N.J. I77«l. HOLMDEL lor MI li our ipoclaliv. Rentali also BARTENDING mem. ond FutHk Utilities. EOWARO W COLLINS AGENCY at tbe Boroueh of Koantbun that Paul W Bennett Sold SHU ore to be hoard KEYPORT - A discussion on life in the Soviet available. In I short weeks Thomas p. Aroentlerl bo and Me Secretary ABILITYOEPENOMTUTY VAN HORN AGENCY. 747-IHO tamo htreby It to the PwckatkM Aaonl underground will highlight the B'nai B'rith Bayshore RELIABILITY It) oatMlno/CV ilor M-44KI, IM Mar* I _ and read In Public at the h.p, rlohl hand. JERSEY SHORE ta the Plmnlno Boar* at Keansburg Lodge's March IS breakfast meeting at the Town and EvOt": Marilyn Leahy. K«U BARTENDING SCHOOL far me year IPJI. f^ Public Ulllltlet Building. 7 Or Larry Schilling. M11W Chestnut Street Red Sank, MOB, Ill oosoltoo/Ford 301 Cl, US h.a.. I Main St.. fata ' Carmine OeLucle, Chairman mouth County. tij.ijNowj Jersejdtrtaatwy nerbot Ilate* r Country Diner, Route S5. Dr. Rolfe Herber, a member Keansauro PlanrHna Board SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — Mia Ml hand 542-21** 1IM) run otrv* eaai*7 inn ip> of The Concerned Scientists for Human Rights, will have many homes la cpaeeo from. o Ellen Ollttnt, Secroterv MIDDLITOWN TOW March4,p. v IMI. Hprovalllno Mat o time. Maol Itvtet 4 varied prket. III gasollnt/OMC PIANO TEACHER — Ml. Frank WM CCMSTRUCTIOP) ax copied thrIPuJ no MolM. Bids will relate details of his visits with Ihe Soviet Union's tar detain. rlgrilhoml enfold. Colleae of William and Mary, OF APPIALI received and miptH OMy at tha "relusnlk" scientists. A frequent traveler to Russia, CENTURY It COZENS•. Hearten a Mannas Col lego of Music. Julllard 111 LMIO Branch Take pyMcatJbota special morl- Piece es desloneted herein AN ORDINANCE AMENDINO < Dr. Herber recently attended The Concerned Scien- ill Rlvor Rd. CHAPTER PIVE OP "THE RE- Board of Appo7li*ilMp7i0 0t form of PMt art'on' lie at rntefil tists' fourth conference in Moscow. INI) 741-1 VISED GENERAL ORDINANCES hoM on March tttt , 1*111*11, at 7: X PP.M.M , of •» Purchaatna ApoM. 7S ClwMnut Sails Aweigh OF THE CITY OF LONO BRANCH, at Daaoili I of Inieactltni. 71 Street Red Bonk. N.J. STO COMDOMART INC.. Raoltar ttn AS AMENDED RELATING TO KktM Highway, Mkknetown. ta can- whkh may be received JTfVvaj rrOlTFapi UwlW 3*#"ajCH)ll»l Naw Jersey's only PERSONNEL POLICIES sldor tho appeal af Lafayette pettlve bidders . Markov is promoted by college LINCROFT — For sale by ownor 5.0 Bright, N.J. U10OU Builders. Inc., Involving construe normal business hours JE.C.II™. coooilto, ond SMSST' HUNTER Dealer Introduced: January 17. IMI 221 Coll. Nat P. Minim: February 14, INI lion Questions occurring at It Flor- Bidders will use without any WEST LONG BRANCH - Prof. Demetrius' D. Sailboat Specialists •*Pt fl | HpfI * vV^^VnO^TfVTr I f Of COnflllK 113 Incoi Tho above enlllled Ordinance ence Road. Mldanotm (Block IM, >rofN Ian wlllbt token. the Proposal Perm attached to tho Markov of Long Branch, an historian specializing in bpoimant. lerpt l.mll, roem. «.' 75 pre- owned, naw wei finally passed bv the City Coun- Lot]) Formal actl FOUR-FAMILY AFT. HOUSE FOR boats on display r*W>IiC# If* htttJQV Ojltffrtl cil of the City of Lena Branch at a Carmen Foster. Secretory SeecHkallent The BM Russian and Eastern European studies, has been to-MII caraellno Uireuphout. 1-cor Calls Nock Township a Township will •frejrprlneloall only »«,500 Call SAL! — Monthly rantal Incomo. reouler meeting hob) on February 11(00 741-7IM aftar > p.m. 802 Mantoloking Rd. Education will moot In regular s» M, IMI Construction Board of Appeals promoted from assistant professor to associate pro- Mm Brick Town •ten on Thursday, March II. Ml, at tho Specifications It v/lll be 1SL£!* ~* •"•' » u ai • pm In Ihe Library of Cedar Drive jennet C. DeFaHo enclosed In a sealed envelope, whk fessor at Monmouth College, effective July 1. SJO-HTS. 114 Firm Property School. This meeting hat boon called will Be endorsed by MM bidder .1 Prof. Markov, who joined the Monmouth faculty in MATAWAN - broom house for (201) In Place of Hit Monk 5th meeting. tnli MPWTM, MMttss, pfpHfM numbt tale. At Is. I bedrooms, kitchen. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 4. For- duo IP Inclp- JJJ luilMlalDlsn and so marked to Indicate Ihe Item 1K7, is a frequent lecturer and writer on Byxantine dining room. Irvine room, attic 4 marly Tonys Farm Market silt, tl 477-3252 2Jt Oceatsport for whkh Ihe bid Is submitted. Do- t. t^BBVa*aBTJH&'JlSaBBBB B>A ** * *" BfcJfc* fc J*Jfci and Eastern European historical and literary sub •eras larmlng wllh raadtldt stand. PUBLIC NOTICB avallaMa tar lease. Hwv. IS t Taylor PUBLIC NOTICE AH bWt muel Be etc™ 5S33"*. ~- ""'• '"" »"* IM Racraatlonal REFRIOERATORS 140) TO BE PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT jects. Lano, MIOMWooMl. Call 471 ill? COLTS NL SOLD AS A SINOLE LOT otnlte by a bid band or certified MIODLETOWN TOWNSHIP - > BOARD OF EDUCAT THE REGULARLY SCHEDULED chock drawn M Ike ardor of tht bedroom houto. Appraised for vahlclas _ FURCHASI, NOT INDIVID MEETING OF THE MAYOR 4 **•" UALLV. ADMIRAL 1T7I MODEL Treasurer af the Bprouph of Rod MS.tOO, tocriflce. UMOO. 7I7-S1I1. its lal COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF Bank far net Mo than (W%) ton Doctor has new office location - Cllfl, SINGLE DOOR WITH OCEANPORT CONDUCTED ON Property CUSTOM TRAVEL TRAILER - 22* Kunsbura FREEZER COMPARTMENT, lit percent of the amount of Ihe bid MIODLCTOWN - Chaki Mid MARCH S. Ittl HAS SEEN AD- Submission af bids trill bo tor. MATAWAN - Dr. Martin R. Swersky bM moved dietown lacoUon, n badroom. :U. FEET. OFFERS ACCEPTED JOURNED UNTIL MARCH tt, toll ROLL UP YOUR SLEEVES — And RESOLUTION ESS s arantojltdeamtiil by tthl e prlytlt XWM lot. fireplace, oat UNTIL THE CLOSS OF SUSINI AT 1 » PM FOR THE PURPOSE 1 his practice of pediatrics from Holmdel to Pine Valley WHEREAS, inert exists a need OQ\y l*t#l n# wtll COfrhOiV fully favl haat. slalned trim 4 Mt mart. W* t M lbl FAN MINI-CRUISER U74 -ZtV. ft. Mr an attorney la advlst tha Plan- t:» P.M. MARCH 10. IMI FOR OF INTRODUCING THE IMt Prked fro proparty In disgulsol Located on FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: BUDGET. AT THE OCEANPORT Chapter 117 of PuMk Law as ap Plaza, 76 Route 34, here. Dr. Swersky maintained a tn.m. FOUR almost * -eras on cornar. IVi ml. Chovy. 10-U mpg. M.S00 ml., UOOPO ning board of Iht Borouph 1 proved IJ June H71 SEASONS R Ktaosbure In the County of Mon- i7IIVM MUNICIPAL BLDO., lit MON- EALTORS. «71HM. from FroanoM Clrclo on Rt. » MOUTH BLVD., OCIANPORT. Vendori reoulrlng copies of - practice of pediatrics in Matawan from 1972 to 1978. Vav-H Ibid a huoo Vktorlon farm mouth and Stale of New Jersey, and Mar. a. I U.M KlimonH through the U.S. Mai WHEREAS. N.J S.A 4PA:lt 9 PLEASE BE FURTHER ADVISED must flrsl forward a check In tht hoos.. Victorian barn, cottaot. high MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT "Separata seeled Mdt far A1 THAT THE MAYOR 4 COUNCIL OAK HILL calllnatO* iltrohoiaioi ami much PCOVICJWS fO*r itM r#t9fitPOO Of # m#m- iTIC EQUIPMENT AND M amount of U0 00 payable ta the A home thai ordinarily would not be Chock our unbatttMa WILL CONSIDER ANY AND ALL GOP candidates night scheduled mora. SUITABLE RESTAURANT PLIES (CHEERLEADERS' _ MATTERS COMINO BEFORE Borough of Rod Bant ta tbe tar uto. Thli lavalv norm faaturot km roots and compara. nM4Tl without a necesslly t> advertising AWARD LETTERS) will be re ~ irchaslng Department. ' bedrooms. Hying room with tlre- OR COMMERCIAL SITE MUST BE THEM AT THE AFORESTATEO MIDDLETOWN - Tbe Northern Monmouth Coun- SOLD. Asking 1IB.000 •ed bv the MH«llmn Tewnshlo TIME AND PLACE Michael JArnone. Mayor plat., formal dining room, pourmet WHEREAS, tba prttatalan of rd of Education et tht A0mlr.li James P. McGoMrkk ty Republican Organisation wiU hold a Gubernatorial kitchen, family room wllh fireplace. AMarman. Clkk Rod Carptt. Roaltors Attorney at Law It Mich a rocop tratlon SuJMbpj, » TMarl Rood. PATRICIA L VARCA Iv> balhi. tear oareoe, coMral air. MlpfltllDh. N.J. up to 11:00 a.m. BOROUGH CLERK Candidates Night on Thursday at I p.m. at Buck pool. Prlttd la tall at 111MM. Prlncotan, N.J. HHIWI • 14 40 10 Lett* Pound WHEREAS, Thomas P. Aroen- prtvalllno Hnw, Friday, March at*. Smiths Restaurant, Palmer Ave. 137 LotsoVAcraaaa Eight GOP hopefuls will attend. Their presenta- FREE FOUND ADS 242 Skrawskury OCEOCEANN TOWNSHIP - WaWaviMv a 242 Shrewsbury 241 Shrmrsbtirv 242 ShrewUHiry tions will be followed by a question-answer session. WoadWdd tt ana d I onna Vt Vtaat VlllmVlllm.. Haw HOW WOULD YOU LIKC — To hhorne t frofrom ur.dBur.dBo II«III«I%% mn hovo your broatfast In a bright sun- s a public sarvlca to our The public is invited. gaoti N o », .inn oor fanf . StlStl-OSMO . ny kllchochon overlooking lush pasturos esders, Tha Dally Rag- with grailnng hortothortottt Now you havt tar will offer a FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT BUO0IT STATIMKNT OCIANVIIW COLONIAL - Hajk- t tlt t onto* cour. FOR THI KHOOL YEAR i*H-«2 Manalapan Democrats to dine landl Hillside selling wllh 4 ll.lno et Its tlnetl Trl Cornt NW-dav ad (3-llnas only) to Perm Me lubalvlaae u - nyona finding a lost pat or Notice Is hereby given to the legal voter* of the Borough of Shrewsbury In the County of Monmoulh and parch t glorious wnrlm. Charm li acre building Ms without dtoturMra) rtlcle. State of Naw Jersey that a public hearing will be held at tha Shrawsburv Borough School at t o'clock on the MANALAPAN - The Manalapan Democratic wou wllh a itrot yard. Van ami III rldtos fecllllles ami hlllork evening of March It. 1W1 for the purpose of conducting a public hawing on the following budget for the school bo (Hmnlntiii at it»,»oo Sat n barm ant) buildings Call today and all tha Action Line today Club's annual dinner dance will be held March U at •May, make an appointment to see a now MJ 1700 year 1W1-M. The complete budget will be avallaMa for examination by the public at the office of the Board tbe Battleground Country Club Hors d'oeuvres will be CENTURY HCOtEHS. Realtors ilvie of IIvino. (Olve VOW children o Secretary between the hours of» a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. I ntPPWnObTfniy tJVyrbbMj Io live or. a form). Coll OST — Small dark tray Scbnautor. served at 7 p.m. with dinner and dancing starting at 8 •tl Rlvor »d Fair Havm Ml.— tan untrlmmod. Shrewsbury Rlvor VALERIE GOGERMALO Pin. l»ll Mt-MM aroa. Gtnarous rowtrdl Dayllmo Board Secretary MIOOLITOWN - Baaulltul Chapol II-IM*. ovonlnot 4 wtakindt, Hill ana. prlma building W. almost Shrewsbury Borough Board of Education OWNER WILL FINANCf - At tow 4 acrai. Ownor. KHIOi IQObre Place Interest rata. lorat • room Colonial. OST - Lorua oray cot, dtcltwod. rHanaJaaaJy rt\t*\ niQ.«' —-* Lab ait— _ _p- MIDDL£TOWN TOWNSHIP — Cor- rta of Spring St., Rod Bank. Rt Shrewsbury, New Jersey 07701 Asthma program due tUB»WIS • TO SHARE EXPENSES — Jersey Tianpfartln/ Hiilnt Moykm, », of Bath Ave- will be the primary ac- room, w eelm kitchen. 7.7- den. full ' AccassorlM City to MB Turnpike from HaHot. J-t CURRENT EXPENSE nue, Long Branch, Is tivities. bttomont, parapt. 1ST Ml. " mKKmwmrmB Call num after S a-m. Salaries charged with illegally en The program hi de- BULKHEAOINO Contracted Spry ERA AMI Heck repairs 211 tering tbe Long Branch signed for children with Maimed Raaltv. *kr. orl-MM , IH-H77 Other E«pentes SUB-TOTAL.. home of Maria Rodriquez asthma who are between 1 VICTORIAN CHARM — Lovtly t- HOBIE I4 — Sell He. PJ47 A consh astNov M He allegedly tbe ages of 7 and IS, plus i kKeosd In apnat tant malar repptta trophy winner. Solents Pnnc * RSSon Wa'kTn, i»»« »41.1»4S after 4 p.m • robbed Myrna Rats their parents and other dlstanct to park, tennis caurts. river LENTZE MARINA - Far Rerrlen family members. In or- 4 transportation Asking liua. of cash and a waUet while APPLEBROOK AOENCY INC., Mo- threatening her with a der to provide individ- , m mo. used beat tain. 717 im knife. uallxed instruction, regis- tration will be limited to WHELAN REALTY OROUP MARINE ELECTRONICS — Far He is charged with •ITO H, J Hwf- • • . da-Jjwf Wi• a i a^js.. A^— -. — the latest In St-Te> recorders, VHF wesession of heroin and IS families. The deadline 04I7S45 radtee. direction finders or Loran, your best buy Is s also charged with for registration is Tues- Whan consldtrlno Buylno ar Selling BOAT HOUSE day, March 10 Call a member of The I in Ocean Aye. lession of the knife MMM1 Inasmuch as the pro- Multiple Llptlne Service or an unlawful purpose Open Tuet. throuph San. nd with unlawful gram is therapeutic, as well as being an adjunct 111 Mouses For Rent 102 lta«M. Par Rant possession of tbe knife to the family physician's I Crtitw PuMIc Nation individual treatment pro- tUPERtOO) gram, each child must be naw " LAW ret erred by bis or her re- spective family phytl- las BUSSILLS. CORNWALL A.USNER I CAROTENUTO SENIOR CITIZENS HOUSING! M Bant. New Jartevtnei 111 Mt-tMB NOTICB Kemevi far Petitioner Oltpetal tola ta satisfy unpaid In Tho Matter of Application • rani and chorees. ClMcIa no. »». ROU CHRISTINE COULEE to Aa- ' in the name af sume tM Home of ARDIJ CHRIST. Section 8 Subsidized E HEIHSIUS Hardbel Road. Da* Bank. M.J. ARDIS CHRISTINE COHLEE. •77«l. Hlphost bM received -by Intent by nor mother and natyral March n, IMI lakes WiMK uarolen, LYNN SUSAN Fyrnlturo. hButtwtrts. tlret and llfPMUS. bowtPS madt Ion tt tut ceurt by ami. Eatontown. New Jersey wplalnl far a laiaiiwil BV April e. IMI. Ownor may redeem Pjaj nwT BTBtFipWrtaj ooods bv paylno rent end char*et RDIJ CHRISTINE HEINSIUS. HfHtl lllllO IRQ CO»t MM raib*, The Eatontown Senior Citizens Housing Corpo- F OafNPaai Pal faaTVSBBI II esf tSlaPt slant of N.J.J.A. IA:SM et too. MktfMWM ration is distributing forms for senior citizens and end IM Rules at Court, end the cour M4-11II handicapped persons, eligibility from March 16, into II Is on Hils I«K day et Febm- 1981 to March 27, 1981, for its new 197 unit v. IPJI, Ordered Mat ARDIS NOTiea OJISTINE CONLEE Be hereby Pile lit! tab) ta oMMv unpaid apartment complex known as Meadowbrook lo- rant and charpet. Cubicle no. m rornaw m pie nemo Of Join tv cated in Eatontowrf, New Jersey. 1 and after March II. mi. Morris, tan known addrtu Of broaovrov. Julie Mt. How York. N.V. Won. HBPhett bM received bv ner causes a capv af mil March »J. IMI tabat this lot of: Flit Under the Department of Housing and Urban imamenl ta be axllllin once In itblntts. Ilium end cartano of o Dolly Ropjpttr. ana) that within Development Section 8 Housing Assisteance Pro- dart after the entry oftbw, vXTtrPBTrl fpToW Ftfw irVVa) FlfSjl^B'Vrl'pTvVI apnVJ gram, tenants of the Senior Citizen Housing Project •apftvtt Of pvMvCfttMIl ifrfrfOV Wttlt . will pay 25% of their gross income towards their Clerk of the Menmouth County --.-•a--* *- epkjt. rent. Applicants must be 62 years of age or, if tsppjta and rules af court In «h disabled or handicapped, may be under 62. WILLIAM T. WICHMANN. J.J.C.

NOTICE Eligibility forms and information may be obtained In Dlietttl tale to tatrify . talowen tD MtltfV UWM IJJO.rn.fl rent ami cheroot. CoMcle no. 1)0. rent anal charpes. Cubicle no. JH. rented ta tht name of Jamet Sat- rented In Use name ef Joan person at the office on the building site, -55 Wyckoff. lainOllt, last Mujani eddrott P.O. Betf a. iitaiunt, N.J. errsi. HipnoH Ounlovv tl., Aaburv .. Road, Eatontwon, New Jersey between the hours RECAPITULATION OP BALANCES bM received by Marc* n. list takat II7IJ. Hlphett bid received by •Us let of: Purnlturo, CIPtKtna. chil- itarch a. toil totes IMt io! of: of 9:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M., Monday through dren's Mcycit and miec. Na Spoclal Prol. Capital lOdfrem Matt bl removed from prornlM Friday. (J S-J« outlay H %tt ifJPI. OffAvtt el V jj# by April a. tpjt. Ownor may ptdee bv povtnp rent end charptt fSNMBI J d ka^tdbkakaua *- * •* - - • 1 Wf^anHBf paosjWf raj n dirian la bis nslani rnu All eligibility forms must be returned no later than it^aPV^BTSj BnapaVsaa} ri sw WTTTI^PSTO). ap^BpjS} BV noves ooods from premises. BtoV ACCOM Soff Storopt April 3,1981. Eligibility forms received after April 3, nwayS 1981 will not be considered. J44-II lion Policy jorvtco which hod not Hin t.aon.e for. S1US Martand* * e (nil pvvTraBjBVn SJPBI rr^^^P •© H*or VoTW BVovA^rvvlnt* w County Iducattanal ServMet CommlpHtn to bo tent to NOTICE Telephone - 201-542-6702- Trenton. OlMiial MM to talltfy unpaid CHIPIIII tale to satlsty unpaid rant and charpet. CuMcM na. Iff. rant anal cKerpes. cubkla na. 41. TROJ itsi-aai CpyretH Bbtfaet IRCMM a tetai af su.su.se sHstaUt la rented In tho name of Rutue Monroe. rented In tbe name of Ralph vjl MM knaan Hal III P.O. Bos till. Hams, laat known tin lit P.O. BM Atbury Pprt, NJ tTTli. Hkihaat bid SB. wool Lena Branch. N.J. 077*1 received bv March U. 1WI t»na»tlllj Ul.TOtP* HMMtt bM received by March tt. BASIC SKILLS RSWRIDISL AMO MeVIMTrVf ."*?". M 04: Wkkor bar Motft. bar. wd IMt taboo two lot of: Fiber Barrett b. State Camptniater, •undtao MSMB •TJitJ mltc t Iwfwtv. TOTAL. JO removed tram eremites Mutt be ransoved from premlMS OTMSR PROORAMS by April a. Ml Owner may redeem by April*. IMI. Owner may redeem Talented 4 Olfttd. «. 24 od bv ppylno rent and Chanel eoodt bv MvkM rant an* cherpn PHIIIIIPHII ;;..: m it POrero n^p^^n ^^^ anytime befara hMhaot bidder re- ntpdint „ „ K-e no^r* I pepoo rrom erwm^tee. - - tab E» ai— Biieiiliai ALaoul BWW ™ tn,y. APPTtOPftlATIOM ACCOM lotfitoraae Accett Sells MIHIanwaylS Eotontottn. NJ 077)4 March t M4-IIII « SIMS 2 M Mlddlitown IM MIMIitown IM Mkftdtotown 111. UlaUUlMatB Army contracts awarded to county firms Juveniles NOTICI Notice Is harabv givan that tha Board of Education of Mlddlatown Township will hold a public hearing on tha PORT MONMOUTH - Army contract* amoun- Little Silver Cleaners of 601 Branch Ave. won a financial statement and proposed budgat for tha school year 1M1-M, as here sat forth, batwaan 8:00 P.M. and ting to over 171,000 have been awarded to three contract for dry cleaning services at a coat of sentenced 9:00 P.M., on Tuesday. March 17th, tWi, at tha Mlddlatown High School North Cafeteria, 6(3 Tlndall Road, Monmouth County firms, according toth e Procure- $17,111 Mlddlatown. Naw Jarsay. ment Directorate of the Army Communications Heckman Construction of West Long Branch SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET STATEMENT to prison FOR THI SCHOOL YIAR ItSl SI and Electronics Readiness Command. will install a color preening machine and construct Stout 4% CVSulivan Inc. of Farmingdale will do a color copy room in the photo lab at the Hexon FREEHOLD - Two ENROLLMENTS Sool It. lin SOM JO. mi »M,000 worth oi work on a power facility here. Building for 19,812. juveniles, charged as 1. ftatMont Pupltt. , Actual CUImalotl 10.111 1 Pueill In Stalo FocllllHt ::: "~ adults In the beating 1 Prlvalt ScltoM Placomontt 14 14 W MIddlarlAWII M MMdlatAwn murder of a 32-year-old 4 Puellj Ptocalvoe m Asbury Park man, have I. Total ILli* i »l»u« „ 4 PuMIt SMI 10 Otkor Dllirktt M MM Said budget will ba on file and open toth a public batwaan IM hours of 8:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. from March each been sentenced to a. To Roeular proorami 1I.44S •th, INI to March 17th, IWI at tha Office of tha Secretary of the Board of Education, S* Tlndall Road, b To Spoclal Education Proarami a 71 Mlddletown, New Jersey. 30 years in state prison. 4 4 PAUL W. BENNETT, R.S.B.A. Kenneth C. Plummer, ItrHQ Incroato/ IMCraaaa 1WM1 i*ai ai Secretary Anllclpalod IMcnwl Aniklpaioo toacraaat) Rivltod AntklMtad 17, of Stadford Avenue, cmiiat SMeMa Marcnt U7S.40 Balanco AaeroerlaMd Neptune, and Mark Sam- ple, IS, of Dagsboro, Local To* Lovv. 171.47300 (H.OOOOOI 15,114.47300 lt.134.71100 (1K.0M0O) 14414.7(100 10471.17100 Del., pleaded guilty to Tullkxv 40.10100 IO.1Ot.00 1000000 10 000 00 1000000 ]M Red Bank 2J» Red Bank «• Red Bank Ut Red Bank MllKll 31117541 34347141 71000 00 7100000 17140000 the murder on Feb. 20. 5U1 TOTAL U.ttMrM0 JM.7M.4t 11,511.157 41 i7.oti.iot.ei its&oww) 14.w1.jotw 11444.17100 NOTICI BOROUGH OF RED BANK Superior Court Judge ' Eoual Italian AW 4,t?4.moo U14.ttO.00 4.141.14100 4.143.345 00 L4M.MO.00 BOARD OF EDUCATION Donald Cunningham sen- •OS Approve Tram... «m.r>oa 1.571 00 t404w.w »jo.moo «o.4iioo i.oN.m.« Notica Is hereby givan to tha legal voters of the SCHOOL OISTRICT OF THE BOROUGH OF RED BANK, in tenced the teenagers CiWxkil AMI. tto.wt.ai tnwtw I.OIS.»7.00 l.0»:»7 00 ijn.tts.oi OtMr SlaM AMI tlUet.W •MM tw.tss.w 154440.00 the County of Monmouth and the State of New Jersey, that a PUBLIC MEETING will be held In the audlterla Friday to 30 yean each IS4.04O.00 IUJM.00 of the Red Bank Primary School. 222 River Street, Red Bank, New Jersey at 8:00 P.M. on Tuesday, March 17, Sua-TOTAL 040041040 (itJM.au •.no.ta.ai tJSI.ltt.00 MS1.ttt.00 O.774.7J4.0O 1981 for the purpose of conducting a PUBLIC HEARING on the BUDGET for the 1981-82 school year. in jail and fined them each |2,S00. PL. u m (VocattaMI J-l).. ».m.oo si.ns.oo SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET STATEMENT PL. 11474 (Imaacl Curronl E IVMO.tt FOR THE SCHOOL-YEAR 1HH2 . f Although Plummer PL W 100 (TIHo I J J) 114.14/00 344.14100 111.411 40 nj.4isoo 171411.00 PL n-J0t ITilto iva J-ll SaM.10.ltW SatH. 10.1W1 .and Sample are both ju- 4llW4t 41.IW.U t ENROLLMENTS PL. « ul (Handtcapao* J:I Actual Eitlmattd 117410.00 11741100 I. RtlMont PuBtlt. 145 veniles, the county pros- Otlttr tailMual. MleraM. IVC I. Prlval. School PMcamantt... 4J.4JI n 41.4U.7I t A*,ll BaHc EHuc Etc. J-l) 4. Piwll! Rrcolvod ecutor's office was suc- H1.MI.M 474.111 4J 71740.4J 1MM1SW 171421 M SUBTOTAL .-. ; 1)0.411 W 5. Total I Lino 1+1*4) , cessful in its bid tomov e 24,l$*4tt.OO 70741111 lS4H4M.tl HJJI W4S1.4M40 4. Puplli Sam to Otter PMtrktt their cases into adult TOTAL CU»INT Iinni Mjei.ai.w b. To Sptclal Bducatlan Pneramt.... Capital Outlav court. H.717.OO O0.717.00 IncnMM/ 117140 Incneat IWI-M (OttrMtt) Actual (Oocrooul Anlklp.l.d The two pleaded guil- Local Tai Low.. 444U.Nl*' 141.11t.0t Camel a« ty tobeatin g Ebenezer JUO TOTAL -ass iUUJi 40.717.00 40.717.W MJ.llt.00 Balanco Appropriated. Local Tax Lavv..., 1.151 4U 00 1.IS1.411.W 1.455.44100 L4IS4W.W 1,117,17100 Reid, 32, of Prospect Av- TulU. 1 " "" 1,54140 5.54140 Capital Outlay AM 10.717.00 W.717.W 14.H1.W M4U.00 MtVOO Mlictll 1140*00 11417.44 40417.44 104W.W M400.W 70,000 00 enue In Asbury Park, TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY.. 75400.00 7S40O.W OS400.00 CS4W.W M0400.00 SUBTOTAL 1.U74H.W lt.tW.14 1401401,14 14714W.W M7S4M.M 1417.S71.O0 with a baseball bat and an exhaust pipe on July Balance A» Eouallialkm Aid... 174410 00 • 101,740 00 710.711.00 «% Aporovod Tram... U4W.W 10,717 00 44.41100 11. The assault took Local Tai LOOT too.t4s.rs tW.t4S.7S 1O4.t4J00 W44U.W tlS40t.W Catteorkal Aids H040I.M iirtorw 111,401 .00 WS.tM.W 104*40 place In front of the Turf SUO TOTAL tnja.w TO.JJOtt W44U.W W44U.W 11S4M.M (ltr»r Slata AlcH. 1141140 1.11100 M.m.w t4.ia.w i4.sn.oo » mm llat» fm SUBTOTAL 4S44U.W 5.1*1 W 444401 W 4H4W.W 411401W M74I1.W Bar on Atkidns Avenue, IMIStKk. AW I,P. II 9M.4M.0O W4S4.W 4W.Wt.00 4O7.wt.o« 4n.tn.ai Asbury park. MM.iat.00 1.SW.IS4.W MTUTI.W 1.471,571.00 14Jt.t4l.00 PL II174 ( 7,54011 7,540 11 TOTAL OUT SERVICE PL UJOOITItioUij 00440.00 5147100 W.447 00 0M07.W 71.414 00 Earlier that day, the 14004M.SS. _ in.jiroo Total P.L.tl-WO(Tlt»>IVaj-I).. 1471.17 1471 17 teenagers and Reid had T( 1741t.111.47 1740t4tS.W PL. 14 141 (HandkMMd J-l) 1M4040 1044040 SUB TOTAL argued over a $15 debt ratal Fnt eaiancos t/tm 11.070.407.07 <4t4t7.l7> TOTAL CURRENT EXPENte 7.454.033 00 tSUB.lt from a marijuana sale, • or I—I AWaWtim. 11.144 11 according to police re- IMoLOWr To Columw aatmcan 4 Linto Ajim40... i imioim dalanci 41.MO.O0 41,510.00 ports. I Local Tan Law.. Reid suffered APPROPRIATIONS umrjt iut7.it MUctlli "niaassive head in- 1Ut7.lt IUt7.lt SUB TOTAL juries" in the beating, Tranalon in/ 117ttO Trontfart In/ Rovlwl IW1-SI Rovtnuo tram Fodirtl Sourcol 74W.W M*i40 Eoandlturil J I CURRENT EXPENSE (Tram. Out) (Tram. Outl Aggrea. TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAV 41.11511 41.ltS.lt according to police re- Salarlos 471.110 00 4tl.174.O7 ' 4tl.7»» 00 S41.H0 00 ports. He was taken to Cantractae Strvtttt... 414W40 7S4O.4S J1JWW Jersey Shore Medical OtKtr Iioonoot. 10541000 wlsil W Local Ta> Law.. 11147400 111,44450 Center after the beating, SUl TOTAL •11.10000 7Sl.41t.4O 411.14000 m.m.74 SUBTOTAL tO.in.74 W5474.W HS4M.W JI044S.W where he remained in Cllllill 1*1 iiulolll. H...I 04t.SW.W 157.41771 WJ.JMOO 144S4W.W critical condition until Tilirlai lily at Imlr m 4H4U.W 517JS114 . 4&4n.W OW4W.W DtM Swvka AM Tvae II 74W40 74W.W ».4j;to W4I7.W 4S.tH.00 his death on July 15. Salarlos-Taachan 114tU11.W144 1147041740 rairt4.w ti4)t4Si.w i4.st7.sn.w TOTAL DEBT SERVICE H147J.W H1471.W J4J.1IJM 1U.11J00 M4.SW.W Salaries Ofnor Inllr. Staff 14B4W.W I47t.744.st l.t0t4W.W i.tot4a>4o 1.4H.00000 SalarlavSac. 4 ctar. A«ol. JM.000O0 371.44100 ao.7S44t 3M.75400 434 111 00 Total Balancat Unappropriated. \ 14I.SU.tS* Plummer was ar- Omar Salaries for Imtr : ltl.SW.00 115.41! 71 I77.IM.W DM10.W M44S040 Tel UIS4W.W > 14074J7.W M074I7.W 1.741.114.SO rested immediately af- TantboaU. 17WI4O0 111.747.41 H4.M11I0 ueuttJi School Lie. a Amu vmial Unitarian .. 17S4SM0 110,14411 11*400.00 Total Froo Balancoi 7/1/71 IM4.174.Ot ter the beating. Sample, TgacMoe SiaaMMt. S474W.W Mtl54IJ t or (-) AdluttmanU A -I4W.W a fugitive since the time Otkor E«ptn*n... His: mss 77.MOOO Lou Total Balancot AavrterlMed During ttTMO.... 1tt.Wt.lt SUO TOTAL U14W.W1 1S45t.94.W1S.704.147.74 14.Stt.151W IJS.HV.W I744440O.W 11.74747710 Sn|or CalumnH '-t^t , of the beating, was ar- rested in August In •Urlo> AIMndanco 4.704 00 l.TtOW APPROPRIATIONS Ittr• il«l- _ 10115 ,:SSS Manalapan. at 440 w i Stjerm inemi,... am*-- IMII They were both OOtor E«ponaoi 174 17 40100 s£S 117M0 TronHan IK/ Tnnolin in/ Rivliod Ili.7U.01 114,51100 II4.5MW 14040040 J I CURRENT EXPENSE (Tram. Out) (Trent. Outl charged with murder SUBTOTAL and two counts of I1I.I15W 111.1711* 1J4.M5OO 1J4.JS5O0 153.404 00 114407.14 H0477.W 1H477 00 Salarlti Contracted Sarvkoi JIJWW It.tOI.W 1S.7W.W 17^W.OO possession of a weapon CtMr. Sen. k Pyk. Cerr.. 155.Mt 40 1 011.131 Jd 1 313,550 00 1 I.47O:S7S4O 11470W M471.lt H4W.W J1.415OO •wUciniiiil el vaMcltt. 41.004 40 M.44400 tl.OOO 00 S14W.W Olhar eiptntM. with unlawful intent. ••» Tram Inwranco I14W0O 1150111 1400000 I44W.W ass 4,10140 17045S.W 177.4Jt.tt 1OS.10S.W 114,105 W I11.O1140 Currlcular ActMtM. .. 147.100 00 141,170 10 101.150 00 101.150 00 I7UM40 •or Eiponaot 150.10000 110.13314 110451 W Hlarlos-PrlrKjeelt.,.. I7.S71W 74.443 00 •1,10000 70401.00 147I400.W 1417401.04 t.tJMlTW Swy.T.Tin.tr.. H.715W (71440 00) M.llt.W 1151400 Salarltt-T*aKirt.. Tot, . . 1.1S4.4W.00 1,151,51100 Must pay SalarttvOttlor Imtr. SUN... in.SOO 00 . 154,117.00 147*471 W 1405.4*7 01 1114 10000 1.I14.W0.W ••as: 150.(00 00 HlJ71.lt 300 4*0 01 Oltler Salarlo* tar Imtr...... ToMttjaafct. I1.W0.W) $150,000 - 4J7470.11 H! 0*0 00 School LI*, t AwHg-VtwM Malarial!.... ass 74W.lt S47S.M 14471.01 &SS SXS TaecMne iwlllll.. taa ass s-if s 1.1*4,1710* 1.1*4.4*1 00 l,ISt.4W*0 MW.4WW L7H4UW judgment 1W40 i.nuaMt i4ti,sn.w Salarlot ' Cantractad Sorvtcai JitJSS EStf. JW4W»*W« '1SS 1SS 'MOS FREEHOLD-Ann- I4JIU0O 141.115 10 IJ14M0O m wow 141,704 00 14415 10 30 100 90 M HI 00 year-old Ocean Orove Purcnaao of No» E~»m.nl • B.445 W 1W44SW JlTOJUH TH400.W I IS WOW 144411.00 4401,14 t4M40 ojmw T.mm Othor E.I IJTSWOO 131.500 00 774,435 44 Wt.WtW "IJSS! woman, involved in a 1978 444W.40 Jt4lO.W H4».w 4o.st7.so car accident, must pay a Salarl.i 1.11500 0.7W.00 1.700W 0.7I0.OO $150,000 judgment to a Conlr Sarv. 4. Puk. Carr ASS tt.11400 1 NOW young woman injured In Currkular ActlvttVn. 'JiSS 4.S744S O7.tS74t 10J.11400 m.mrn iss.i7i.oo the accident. A jury of sis voted unanimously that Doris ltk.11000 1*4,1*4,110.01 0 at,t74.oo Potter, 82, of Embry Ave- Ullllll.l 40450*0 714W.W ll.SW.W tiSoS 11,50000 nue In Ocean Orove, op- Omar lieomot" Salarloi „ I11.7W40 lOt.til.W 101.11100 4.7W.W erated her car negli- *j'*j"B)r* I *4tF V eitj,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,!,,,.,,,,,.,,,.,!**,,! 104*140 ' M4W.W JJS.1414t 4tt4W.W Ottlor E»l mSS m.iww W4.tt4.ie ai.»W4i P1.IW40 41t4W4t 471.t74.SO gently and caused the ac- SUO TOTAL 40*4004* 417.714.10 41141140 4114)140 4714W4P cident. J4W40 SMarM Clytc AcUvHla*. Kim Moore, 21, of P SUBTOTAL _ Street, Belmar, was in- J-1 SUB TOTAL jured in the May 1S78 car accident, which occurred 57.1t5«O while the car she was PL.tl-lW 151,54100 1074tU0 OTJ15 00 17141140 •>.!. 1*141 ( 1S14S047 (E.cludo U.C.C. AmauM. driving was halted on Unomeknmont Call—ntatUn U.C.C. Ktst.n Tultltn laaclal Route 35 in Wall Town- SUB-TOTAL. Tulllan-SIMt FetltlllM.. ship, waiting to make a SCE Salarlot SCE Othor E.o SUBTOTAL left turn. Bilingual Salarlot SUNDRY ACCOUNTS " t T( Potter, also driving south on Route 35, struck the rear of Moore's car. W741140 4S0.110.47 According to a deposi- tion, Potter was taking SUBTOTAL 1.710.00 a.4tl.ot her cousin shopping when 4I.SM.W 4l.SSt.00 1740117 J-l SUB-TOTAL 1417.140.40 1.I14470.W 140M4 1.143 14 XM1.14 the accident occurred. ' 444H74 44417 74 414*4 51 Although Moore said P.L.«-a*(tlttal) W447.W 71.4H.00 M- IMOlH 00 (»4W40) 14.ltt4SSW14.141 JUIIJU-W IMnjSMt JJM>t4S140 she was treated in the p L n-joo (Tin* iv BI emergency room at Point PI »4-141 ( 5.1I5.W Pleasant Hospital and re- SJSS sss 4J411.W W4W40 01.100 W IS04W.W SUB-TOTAL. 714W40 7S4W.W 4t,m.w W4W.W 0S4I040 JS04WM leased shortly after the accident, she said she 141400.00 •U4W.W 14140010 H140100 1H4W00 5ME2 551.104.00 150J14 0O ltt.17100 5H.57M* 441.H1M began experiencing dizzi- 1^W.W4.W I.SW.U4.W 1I.SW.HM.W M71.S71.W I47U71.W 1411.HI.W ness and severe pain 154S14J7M (SMW40) 15,7*4.117 Ot M.5J1 JM t» 174W4H.W 17W0415 01 tt4*US7.W throughout her body, and Total Oolintoo occasional severe pain ja.ja.net I4t7.7lt.ot and pressure up through 1741t.l11.47 her neck and head. In depositions, she RECAPITULATION OF BALANCES said that she had to spend three weeks in traction in (J-1) the hospital, as a result of Currant Bar (J-SW4U OuUev Frto Appropriation Balancot 4/JO/W (from tt» Audltl Wt1.MS.il 1141,75440 517,407 00 St,Ot7.71t.»l TOTALS the injuries from the ac- Amount appropriated In adoatoa PV 10-at 0» (100.717.00) Tow aaiancat cident, and that she had Acwitlonjl amount appropriated earla* PV BMI MMW.MW. Ad«IIOA.I Baloncot anticipated during PV 004)1 "lii'iw'w to undergo therapy. Praa Appropriation Balancat l/HVOt (otf.l.. 411.11440 Amount appropriated kl FY 0141 ' „.... (114.4*1.001 (U440t00) She also said that she Frao Appropriation Balancot 4/Jl/tl lotl.l 141.754 40 175417 40 ' could no longer wear high • dottenalad tar 1140-41 hotfett dot kit RECAPITULATION OP BALANCES • • -rolnttated amount tor 10/1/00 CammMlantr do- heeled shoes for long pe- riods of time, whereas The IWI-al Current Budeel Includes a total at »1,J*2,»O7.00 allocated to Imprevemewt Proerami as (J-l) Sooclal Prol. Caallal Curront Buo. (J-l-J-l) Outlav Sorvko Totalt before the accident she summa rlied below: Froo Appropriation Balancot 4/J4VW (from tha Audit). U40.I1J.J1 had been a cocktail IMfllOVBMBNT PROOHAM HAM! OraOa/Oratt* Clll«or AggroeilatUnt Amount appropriated In Until PY 0*471 Illlll. (44,100.001 BASIC SKILLS REMEDIAL AND PREVENTIVE Addlilonal amount approprlatad during PV tMI 101,111.7SI waitress and could wear a Local Funding 4) As 111.701.14 Hl.Jt4.W Prat Appropriation Balancot tVJt/l' (att.l. b. Stata Conwoniatory FuncHng Amount approprlatod In FY 11. (4t.W0.WI high heels 20 hours a day. c. E.S.E.A. TWO I funaino mjutM "(an). 41,701.54 TOTAL The 1981-tn Current Biwlaet Include* a total ef $1,2»J,198.oa allecated to Improvement Proeramt as BILINGUAL/ENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGE • Candidate, to meet a. Local Funding „ tummarlied Ap»rgerl4rtlant b. State Funding _ tomorrow night TOTAL W.740.W BASIC SKILLS REMEDI a. Lacal Funding 1*41,47100 OTHER PROGRAMS b. statt CemMmtatorv Pint M4H40 Curriculum Dovotopmont (T 4 E CommltMo WorH • KH IO.tJ1.OO TMlt.W HAZLET - The five Currkuhjm-comatotkm of courMt of Mudv : 7-11 74W.W c. E.S.E.A. Title I Funding Carotr Education 7-t 141S.W TOTAL. , I1404411.W candidates for the Board Curriculum lmpra»imonl Througn IncrooHd Graduation RoaulromoMi..../.. t-11 44,000 40 BILINGUAL/ENGLISH AS SECOND LA44OUAOI.. 1440.W of Education will meet in Flvo Sdoclal CUian..... K-11 o. Local Funding AaoitMxai MM CarrectlaMtl. I7,*k TOTAL S1440.W the second in a series of Cnlld Stud» To* r*w*drr*gr•rai m for Glttod t THantod.. 174 OTHER PROGRAMS K-l 154.741 M candidates nights at the T»a Guldanc* Coumalori All othor Subloct Aroat Protoct Matttrv Laarntne.... Lillian Drive Elementary Imarvka K-11 GRAND TOTAL ' Cluttar Training t Ejaamlon APPROPRIATION. Sl.ltl.lW.OO School tomorrow at 8 Uoerodlnt of tt«ttjoo*t »la 5 yoar plan zss A copy oif the Budget will be on (lie; end made available for Inspection between the hours of 9:00 A.M. and p.m. Immediately pre- Ninth Oradt HandauH 1MJU.W security Guardf. 1,111.00 4:00 P.M. March 9,10, tl, 12,13 and March It and 17th, In the off Ice of the Board Secretary, 7a Branch Avenue, ceding the candidate's 14M040 Red Bank, New Jersey. night presentation, the Looming Dl»ab(iii» Taacnori/I»o*din» Rr a H1S:1t4W.WS LORAIN S. HARTNETT. Secretary Comoutor Loav. . ' No Orada Red Bank Borough Board of Education board will hold its second Computar OooraMr No Grodo 114W41SS0 public meeting on the Total Llnot 117 te104.. . tn.70J.w 7a Branch Avenue proposed 1M1-82 school GRAND TOTAL Red Bank, New Jersey 07701 APPROPRIATION. March t . tltl.W budget. Meadowlands tonight MONDAY, MARCH 9,1981 The Doily Register 19

7 Vltor IT.Iymond.l 121 1 Torch Llghl N (O'DoniMll) 4-1 J GoodMolor (ODonn.ll) 4-1 0 Happy Play Bov (No Boy) 10-1 • Show Boat INo Boy) t-1 0 L G Hawthorn (Dohorty) Ill t Baa Ardan INo Boy) 4-1 « Tlngalavo (Campbell). Ill tLarrysBratlH Flllon) a I I F. O Bret lOagllerdl) 10 I 10 Meloo (Devllls) S-1 Freehold today "" 1 General Malor (Campbell) 15 1 4 London Rewerd IWebllor) 1M 10 Meadow Cerr-v (MrOaa) 10-1 5 Sportsman N (McNutt) 17 tlh: Tret. Mat,, SELECTIONS 4 Thunder Almehursl (Kaimaler) ... 11 lit' Pace, tl.lM tbv Paca.s1.MI **»: Pace, ll.MO 3 Martial Napoleon (Vanotl) * J i - Torch ugut N, sportsma. N, a»cky 4 Lattt Knight INo Driver) 7-1 1 Lt Col Jot (Grantl 3-1 4 Red Flyar IRadno) n 4 Cord.ro (Telvmondo) a-1 7 Chucky INo Bov) 4-1 i Jakes Dream (Yanotl I t-1 t Keystone Cr.it IMoltevev) a-1 I Major Event (No Bov) 10-1 t 0 Gala Lady (H. Flllon) 5-1 I Columblas Gem INO Drlvar) II 3 Loyal Barmki (Poulln) 9-1 4 Reveille Chris (Kelly) s-1 iOverbrooks Krlsiv (No Driver) 6 1 • Ragal Shadow N (LaskyI a-1 * Neville James NINo Bov) M-1 t Dandy Rhythm (Reynolds) il 3 Bikini Storm IConsol) S-1 10Mr Interlocutor IManil) 0-1 4H.rdi«yi.B.,f It! 3 — Nigel Craig, (ireat Lyii, Theocrat 7 Accurate Joe iMolsev.v) 11 1 Good Time Pete (Lasky) ,... 4-1 I Tidal Wave NIFrlck) 4-1 3 H H Sillier (Glorglannl). 7-2 IIH: Pace.'SLIM 3nd: Pace, tit.lla IMIssJ.y Mm. (Butl.rl II 5 Rustic Zephyr ID. Flllon) 71 1 Llltla Alllo B (Gllmourl 11-1 SFatPaiiKauimani i, 3 F w Buster (Fagllarona) 4-1 5 Candee (Nunilaial II h M tt1 1 i 7 Chief Ironside N (Lupa) Ii l 7 Jersey Barbra (Orsltal 7*1 2 Twill. Lob.ll (SchmKal) 11-1 4 Armbro Torn N (Bass.nl 4 1 I Gelen Lobell (Wrlghl) 9-1 * - MacatU, WU1 Ur Jamie. Larry! Ural I Arrogant Bov (Cindell) t Harrv McEllen (Rattl) 30-1 1 Avon Heron (Websterl 10-1 , S.X .K.i,^,! ". . ::::::::::!:J 1 Chads Brat (No Driver)... 154 3 King Cotton (Vlncll *l Ian.: Pace. »l,7ee • Ray 0 Fury (Tr.mblay) 1-1 4 Jolly Jason IBaldechlno) II •-MacBreUiai,SUrel«F»ryt Free, Fal Pal ind: Paca.li.nt 9 Seattle Strike IManil) t-1 i H.rb.,. XfiZXliiXt". »., tth Pace, 12,1*1 4 Lyndon Rum (DeVllls) 4-1 1 Lagal Aid (Shegerlan) 7-2 i - BUiiog Feiia, Happy Disciple, zoomi Boy 1 FrltileCoojack IKothl l I t Direct Black (Fagllarona) 7-1 7 Santantai (Kallv) 10-1 i First Penny N IKaimaler) a I 4 Jet's Eclipse IBalleyl 9-1 1 Dominic Hanover (Marshall) t I 7 Lucky Lauren IGagllardl) S>1 I Buster Hanover (MeGee 1 7-1 1 Shedvdale Prlda (H. Flllon) 1-1 7 Morpheus NIRatll) 10-1 » - «««T"»« """•••. »««way Cb, Tiger Ught 4 Meadow Tip (Cruse) t-1 i Motu Wave IBrasnahanl 51 2 Scoltv Brvca (Marshall) 7-1 7 Love Courier (MeGee) »i I Cool Trick INo Boy) t-I :r:.iR WoB to 10 I Waltakl Dawn IPelgelbeck) 7-1 I Howvouget (Palumbo) 4-1 * Go On Bv. By. (Manill a-1 * ~ V'* ^. Majestic Charge, AUioy i Blue Gratl Mutt I Bar gar) 4-1 10 Aurora Grimy iHuebtch) a-1 1 1 Homestretch Ev« (Stansberry) II Ht): Trel. lit,OOO « - B*a Arded, (ir«du.te Boy, Meieo 4 J Rt Takeoff IBresnahanl t-1 4 Carol Rich IPrlmeau) 11-1 SELECTIONS 10 Baltar Orummond (Glambrona); *"" . 1J-t\I 7 Adlos Zeke IVIIl.nl.) a-1 3 One Nlghl Affair I Paouet) 11-1 1 Armbro Thomson (No Boy) 10-1 BEST BET: Race Time Klllran (8th) I Lor riot Boau (Puma) 70 I 7 Royal Yankee N (Merohn).. W-l - Loyal Barmin, LeUs Knight, Good Time Pete I Theocrat (Wlnu) 1-1 •th: Paca.t10.M0 3 M J Ootlura (Shawl «-l M: Pace, tl.tit - Fritxie Coejack, WaiUki Dawn, Meadow Tip 4 Bogota (Parker) 1-1 1 Race Time Klllean (Campbell) 4-1 7t>: Pace, S14M 7 Charley Sanders (Kelly) 1-1 i Takarl Adlos (Kaimatar) 1-1 - Charley Saaden, Daisys Melody, Plumitead Lester 3 Little Scudder (Webttgrl 4 I i Daisys Melody (Pilmeoul 7-1 i Nigel Craig IGagllardl) 4-1 7 A A Resurrection (Kaimalerl II 5 Plumitoad Latter (Peouot) 7-1 3 Mar Jim Llbby (King) 7-1 7 Great Lvss ITelvmonde) 4-1 jiii Snipes gets win 1 Special Captain (Kelly) S-1 1 Ernies Candy IMeitgygv) 4-1 0 Special Brother (Vital.) 10-1 - Toays Image, Le Baron Beaaport, Viking Almaburtl * Patrick K (Pouiin) 1 Argent Parade (No Drlvar) 4-1 3 Blacks Commander (VlnCl) t-1 * Loudmouth (Suva) 15-1 1 DI Anthony IHade) t-1 •0 Titled Yankee (Klniiev) 11-1 4 My John IBmtnahan) 4-1 • Tidal Wave N, Ll Col Joe, Keystone Creit, Kustlc Zephyr ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Heavyweight Renaldo Snipes 4 Ata Joann W I vaushan Thomas) 111 I Summerwlnd Lady (Malibeshka) 11-1 I Jan Jen IKavoleft) 15 1 4 Royal Key (King) 1S-1 • Baiter Hanover, Direct Black, Motu Wave ,__ 4»:Pac.,S104tt .rSliML^nVntor: -! extended his unbeaten streak to 21 victories yesterday by 1 Poncho Song It uchanto) 10-1 4t»: Pat*. 41.4M •M! Pace. 13.140 Ernie* Candy, Mar Jim Llbby, takarl Adlot 1 Tonys Image ILuchenlo) 1-1 3 Mohawk Lynn (No Bov) a-1 »»: Pace.tiLttt > scoring a 10-round unanimous decision over hard slugging t Lord Ranger IH. Flllon) ...t-1 Lord Ranger, Austral Peak, Dee Dee Ana 3 Lehlgh Stone (King) , 10-1 t Scottish Crest (Pltanl) 10-1 2 Austral Pea* (Kaimaler)...... 7-1 4 Direct Gold (Parker) * 4-1 lMal.ltlcChargerlbDonn.il) 3 1 Kloytl "JUITlbo" CumitlingS. 1 Le Baron Beauport (H Flllon) S-1 4 Deceptive (Kelly) ...0-1 - Red Flyer, Accurate Joe, Gala Lady 5 Tad't Prlda (Hade) N-1 3 Totm'RoJ.V(caUiaiii::::::::::::::::" It was a battle of power against endurance as the larger lLedroltCash(Klafer) i-i JDeetH. Ami (King) ...4-1 - Shadydale Pride, Scotty Bryce, Lyadoa Rum 4 Eomy N INo Boy) 1-1 and free ! Play Away IH. Flllon) 4-1 ] Petal! Beau (McGovernl . ...5-1 7 Plying Sparks INo Bov) 4-1 s 5r'on*..'vBrcUf"?c;!:iinti. i\ »wln«ing Cummlngs tired In the middle rounds and 4 Viking Almohurst (Kavolett) t-1 IFrancemond(Macouch).,. ...a-1 - Legal Aid, Armbro Tom N, Cardea, King Cotton 0 J.nllght (No Bov) 1 1 t Fun A iGagiiardu ...'/.'".ii 7 Adalberts Diamond (Schmloel) 11-1 • Rocket Arias (Molsey.vl .10-1 * Canadapass IH. Flllon) '. 10-1 left himself open for the well-conditioned Snipes. I Arctlt Wonder (Dang**) Ill 7J JsRlngo(Paquet) BEST BET: Lord Ranger (Ilk) 10 Hot Pipes (Scortone) 10-1 ISISIS!:::::::::!!:' Referee Larry Hauard and judges Milo Savage and 5th: Pace.lio.ow io^nTawnl(NolBoy):::::'.:::::::::::::: lo-'l Harold Lederman each gave at least six rounds to Snipes 1 Will Lor Jemles (Webster) 4-1 3 Macadu (Malady) 1-1 because of his agility under Cummlngs' stronger attack. 3 Ironworkers Dream (Blum) 9-3 iBuckAimahuViKNoBoy) in "Snipes' hands were too quick," Lederman said after NBA standings NHL standings 4 Action News (Poulln) til SMoonlight Bay (Plutlno) 4-1 3 Sly "MJarMH. Fiiion) X2 wards. "He just landed too many punches and on top of that, 4Wat.rtown(D.PInlo)'. N-1 Saturday's Oames 4 Gradual, BOV iMcGeei .. iwl Cummings tired in the middle rounds." MWwa.1 Dlvlstaa w L T OP OAPU Boston 7, Chicago 1 Atlanta San Antonio 44 It .41* SI. Louis 41 11 14 104 334 H Edmonton i. Philadelphia 1 * W L Pet •a Kansas City 14 St .500 10 NY. Islanders 1* 17 ii nt 137 0* SI.Louis 7, New York Rangtrtl - « Philadelphia 54 1! 71* Houston a 445 Montreal 37 .10 10 3071*3 04 New York I slander. 3. Vancouver I 1411 Monmouth County I« Monmoutw County 1*1 Monmouth County Ml Monmouth County • Boston 55 It, .775 i Denver 10 40 .43* IS Philadelphia 37 31 10 173 314 04 Calgary t, Toronto. New York 41 3t .5*1 14 Utah 1•4 47 .354 Lot Angelas 37 13 « 170 341 03 Winnipeg 4, Montreal 1 MONMOUTH COUNTY VOCATIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Washington IS 17 44* 11'/. Dallat 10 41 .141 ISM Buffalo 11 15 1* 3t7 101 01 Minnesota 0, Pittsburgh 5 Now Jaraav a il 7*3 34 Pacific Dlvltt Canary 34 n 13 171 141 00 Yesterday's Oamat 2 BUCKS LANE ..-Phoenix 51 11 .714 Minnesota 30 33 19 343 lit 79 St.Louis;. Color adoO MARLBORO, NEW JERSEY 07744 CoUralD Ivlslaa1 Lot Anoaloi 41 34 ta 514 31 39 It 147334 71 Boston 4. Vancouver 1 V Milwaukee , SI 1* .Tit Portland 17 IS .914 IS Chicago 17 10 11 19* 171 47 Buffalot. Philadelphia 4 * PUBLIC NOTICE Indiana It 11 .54* 11'.. GoldonSUte M 15 .507 ISM Vancouver 14 37 17 341 140 49 Calgary 5. Hartford 4 Notice Is hereby given to the legal voters In the County of Monmouth and the State of New Jersey, that a Chicago M It 500 14 San Diego 31 1* .451 1*v» Pltttkurgh 37 11 « Ml 1*0 41 Washington 7, Toronto 1 public hearing will be held in the Freeholders Conference Room, Hall of Records, Freehold, at 4:15 p.m. on Atlanta 41 .400 13 Seattle 11 41 ' .411 11 NY Range 14 13 11 34* 103 40 Pittsburgh I. Edmonton 4 a v clinched division title Detroit 4, New York Ranger.4. tig Monday, March 16, 1961, for the purpose of adopting the following budget for the Monmouth County Cleveland IS 44 .Ml Uu.cc 11 10 11 353 171 9* Detroit 17 SS Ha » clinched playoff Will. Toronto 15 14 10 It* 910 54 Chicago 1. Quebec 1 Vocational Schools for the school year 1981-1982. 33 33 11 170m st Lot Angalat 4, Winnipeg l SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET STATEMENT ToahoW* Oam. Indiana 13*. Denver 11* Washlnglun 30 10 It 31* Mt 94Montreal at Minnesota, 1:05 p.m. FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR mi SI Atlanta 114, Houston 100 Portland 110, Golden state 113, OT Hartford 10 II 14 140 113 93 Denver 111, Datrolt 10* San Diego 101, Seatll. *3 Detroit 10 H 15 104 HI 91 TomtrroWt Oomot I > Utah «7, San DttaoM TaataM-t Oeme ENROLLMENTS " ^fj"' '"SvL!'" &AB Colorado I* 17 10 119 1*1 40New York Ranger, at Quebec, 7:li I. Resident PuplK : „ £, 070 000 CaMan Stale lot. Seatlle 101 Clavelang at Mlloamioa. !.»>.• Winnipeg 0 40 II 10* 111 11 4. Puplli Received „, 7a . 711 751 NOTE: Tha top 14 learnt al the end of Colorado at Washington, 7 15 p.m. Chicagoal Atlanta, 7:15 p.m. the regular season will qualify for theHertford at Detroli, 7:35p.m. 5. Total (Line 1+4) 1,571 1.e» . 1.410 Boston 115, New York « Philadelphia at Indiana. 7:15p.m. Stanley Cup playoffs Vancouver at Calgary. 1: II p.m. ttTMO Increase/ 147f-00 |aat) at Increata IHOJI iaat M Philadelphia in, MHwaukaa 100 Phoeni. at Dallas. 1:30p.m. Washington in, Chicago tl Portland at Denver. 7:15 p.m. turrim m,.,. AtitlclDatad IDacrgaH) Actual AnllclHIad (Decrease) Revised Antlclpatad Kansas City 109. Pnoenl. it Kansas Cftv at San Diego. 10:05 p.m. Balance AWartKlaajCj. vj.no,17 M.000.00 1H.1tO.27 u,U7.a ii.117.10 San Antonio 131, Dallas 100 San Antonta at Lot Angelas. 10:10 o in HcvtPjllM IfMII L»c«t So*irc«l NHL summaries L V¥ n M ttSftJ" * '•Soil.-S .tono on '^oSSS " -<" t.mMtM 1.1I..107.00 4* (Gardner, Feuoerti, 1:30. *, Edmon lulhon 70,000 00 11.00000 31,00000 IS,000 00 35 OM 00 « MB 00 N.V. Rtatin. 3 3 0-4 tan, Hagman 17 (Anderson. Messier). Miscellaneous - M.Q00M 'O.mi-00 MWOOO 4i.000.90 'iSS KMM NBA box scores Flrtt Period—1, f4ow York. Bock 7 » 43 10, Edmonton, Anderson 30 SUB-TOTAL : '.WUW-00 H.W00. 1.W1.1WJ0 1,041,444.00 ^~~ 1.O41J44.00 J.U4.107 00 (Johnston.. Allison). 0:01. 1, Detroit, (Messier, FooMlnl. 13:31. Penalty Fogolln, Edm. 0:41. , Ravenua Iran. Mat. Mwtn . <•• YORK IM) Ballard 1 04 4, Haves 4 44 10. Mi Adam i (Peterson. Huber). 10:34. 3. EQualliatlon Aid , 101.4M.00 1.13100 10t.SU.00 U/.no 00 ' 111 m X m Ml 00 Russell 9 y* It, S.Williams 0 M It, Manorn 1111, Gravey 7 4-910. Port.r 11 New York, Hodbgrg 19 (Nllsson, Shots on goal-Edmonton 14-MK15- CaMwrlgnl S 3-1 13. R.Williams 9 04 10, 4-4 H. Kupchak 7 1119, Collins 4 1-1«, Greschner). 10:30. Penolt!.. Barrett. 1* Pittsburgh »4-11~a. Categorical Aids 1.445 00 1.44S.00 44 SM 00 4M1M 544M 00 Oat. 1 -50; Fotlu, NY, 1:90; Smith. Dot, Otner state Aids 1W.0WM I1.W0.W I41.0W.10 lloiogw IMMUM \MM0M Richardson 4 0-1 *, Gl.nn I 04 3. Oandrldo. lilt McCarter 0 04 0. Ooallot—Edmonton. Mlo. Edwards W.bst.r.14 15. Car1.r7.tO4. Woodson minor malor. 1:91; Laldlaw, NY, ma-Pittsburgh, Mllten. A—114I*. SUB-TOTAL I14JJW.0. 14.111«» W.IM.W aW.11100 "" " . KH.51100 H4.W7 00 Totals 4117-15 101 3 0-0 4, Domic 0 IH) 0, Scal.1 7 00 4 CMcam a a n a- n lor. 1:91; Huter, Dot, j;a; Day. Revenues fr«m Padwal l*Mrcea " ^ ~~ ' Totals 41 10-14*4 Malonav. NY, 14:01. [llr, , *,.« 1 BOSTON (IIS) WllkHtll. M n a 34—103 Second Parlod—4, N.w Yard, , , 1 C3 PL. «4 401 (Vocational Jl) A. 111.000.00 47,411.00 7.11.411.00 109,00000 lit 000 00 BI000 00 Fouled out—Nona. Total fouls-Chl Gratchnar a iNllsson. Hadbergl. 7:K> PL:»4 14! IHandlcaoeedJl) I S34.00 U4.00 iaJ«».0O .5.000 00 MaMrell 4 04 11. Bird 11 II11, Par- cago 11. Washington IS. TeChnlcal-Chl ii. Buffalo. Haworih 14 ish 0 0-0 14, Archibald 11-10. Ford 41-3 cagotagn 9, Detroit. Miller I (Nedomanskv, (m(McKa v SmIUi)SU), , 7:1*71 . 1.. Buffalou . Other (Bilingual, Mlgramt. IVC i team, ion* defame. A—17.403 Smith). 11:04. 4. Now York, Allison 11 Adult Basic Edue. Etc. J-l) ,. HJBeOO 11JH.0O , 10, Mt Hal. 10 3 4 11. Henderson 4 00 4. PMOINIIIX<4tI > HawortHt h IS (Ramsay. MClMcClanahan)) , RoMv 4 1-3*. Carr 1 04 3. Fernsten 3 04 Robinson 4 3-3 14, Cook 1115. Adams (Johnston., Dave Malonav), not Pen- 0:31. P.n.llles-Propp. Phi, 1:49; il)» TOTAL • 151.000.00 70,701.00 114.701 W 105X00 00 ^~~~ 10.JOO.00 05,000.00 4, Duarod OOOOTotalsil.llllS 4 3-4 11. Johnson 4 3-1 10, Davis i 04 11. alttet—Bladon, Det. 1:1*; Hospodar. Barber, PM. 4:11; MacLalth, PHI, TOTAL CUflRIHT IXPINK '1.4M414.17 151.M170 l.ii;,151.0» 1J44.H4.1Q * "iaSaTSli 1J00J44 00 Now Vert. 31 a • n- M NY, 4:11; Follgno, Dai, malor. 7:10; 11:44; Gar., Bui. 11:44; Halt Bill. High I 04 7. Kellev I 041. Scon l 041. Kotsopoulos. NY, minor malor. 1:11; Boatats...... • M to tt—US Marv t 04 7. Kramer 00-10, Nil.. 3 31 1 11:30. Three point goals dujs.ll. Rich 4 Totals l*l(H3tt Hamtl, DM, 11:4t. - second Perlod-1. PMIaOMaMa. ardson Fouled out—Nona. Total fault— KANSAS CITY (144) Third Period—7. Detroit. Hick. 4 Kerr 10 (Gorence, MacLalsh), i 00 4. Local Tax Law < , taaaaaa New York 19, Boston 17. A li.H0 Wrinun 40 I 14. King 1044, Lacay 1 IMcAdam), 3 II I. Detroit. McCourt 11 Buffalo, Oara S4 (Van Banmaar. Withdrawal from Capital Resarv. __^ . 140,000.00 140,000,00 IIIIOIII MILWAUKU (M0) 1-1 0, Blrdsong 14 1-1 30, Grunfek) 0 04 I Follgno, Barrett). 4 It Penalties—Pe Savard), 0:15.9, BuflaH. Savard u I Pa Ma Johnson 41411. Ml Johnson 4 4 4 It, Douglas 7 (H> 4. MarIweathar 7 9-7 1*. tar son. Del. 17:31. trick. Halt). 10:11. 4. Buffalo, Gare 15 SU» TOTAL X. _ 14MOO.0O ialJOO.00 ~ ' W.W0.00 11, Lanler 1 04 1. Buckner 3 44 N. Walton 1041. Lambert 1 1-31. Sanders Shots on goal-Detroit 10-11-*—40. (Smith), 11:90. Penaltlot-Ballv. Phi, Raveove lr»m Slate Sources • Moncrkri 7 3-4 17, Catchlngs 0 04 0. I 1 II Totals47 1014 10! N.w York 14 10 13 14. mlnor-meior misconduct. 1:01; Hamel, Brldgeman 4 54 11. Wlnt.rs 4 04 11. p».iai« u » i> it— aa Goallat—Detroit. Ollbart. N.w Buf. minor malor misconduct. 1:01; Capital Outlay Aid t 11.00 MOO 7.00 7.00 1.00 Cummlnos 5 04 10, Elmort 1 04 1, KameeCHv n 17 13 H-104 York, So.la.rt A—17414. McClanahan. But. 1:01; Barber, Mil. EvansOOOO. Totals 1414 30100 7:1*; van Bonmoer. But, 14:10 Wilson, TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY 10JO0 00 140400.00 liO.OOCOO 10400.00 "^ 10J00.00 M4W.00 Three point goals— Blrdsong Total BaaaaMbttl - 9 1 ft—4 PHILADILPHIA (in) fouls-Phoenix 14, Kansas City 1*. PM. 17:11. Total Balances Unappropriated ™ 15.WO.5*- ~ Ervlng 10 4-4 14. c Jones 3 04 4. Fouled out—Nona A—0.140 Third Parlod—7. Philadelphia, Dawklns 41-110. Cheeks, 1041. Holllns Flrtl Porla'd—T." "p'l'tttburgh, Floc«h«it 1 ICochrane. Berber 1,1 07 I, Trtal Revenue AH ACCawris „ 1^01.114.17 I.Wl.HOM TW>7i»4jO ~^~~~~ «4W.1«4JQ 1^00444.00 DALLAS (1*0) Gardner 17 (Faubert), 1:41. I, Edmon- I 44 4. Toney II1-4 10, B Jones 4 M 14. LaGarde 14-4 0, Spanarkal 1 54 1*. Philadelphia, Holmgren 17. Ilia. *. total Free Balances 7/1/7* (407.7*0.90 \ Ml« 4 14 15. Richardson 4 a-7 14, ton, Andorton 1* (Messier. Cotfevl, Philadelphia, Prooo 31 (LIMtmon). Lloyd 9 1-111. Davit 1 9-7*. Mack 1004. 1:1*. 1, Pittsburgh, Sheopard 7 |«I ) Adluslmenls + 117.II O Johnson 1 041. Curelon 1 001 Totals Roblniln* 1 04 3, Bvn«t 4 11 14, 13:10. 10, Buffek). Oar* SO (Jrnlth. 401117 IH (Ferguson, Carlytel 1.41. Penalties Le» Total Balances Approprlatad During IWt-OO J71.1S7.11 Pl.tklewlc10 04 0, K.» 7 4 10 31, Klnch 7 Lowe. Edm. 1:90; Faubert, Pit. 1:17. Halt), 17:1*. II. Buffalo. Sailing St Enter Column 4 Line 44 fU.ttf.S** aMUaaBat. II st U 34-100 14 7, JMlanl 4 4-4 II. TM.Is a»l* WO Gardner PH. W:41; Shlttird, Pit. (Ha-aorth. Van Baimaor), 10:4,7- 11. pumaiiam a » to n— in (AN ANTONIO (U» Gard Buffalo. Savard 14 (Haworth. Ramtav). ' APPROPRIATIONS Fouled out—Nona. Total tanas—Mil. R.Johnson 70414, Olberdlng 94414. 14*10 1«:94. Peneltlas— Propp, PM, 4:01: waukaa 31, Philadelphia 17. A— 'MM. G Johnson 0 04 0. Sll.itllll. Oarvln 4 ' Second Period—44, Edmonton. Kurrle Linesman. PM, 4:0); Oara, But, 4:0); 1—'• 34 (Gr*tlky. SllUnenl, 7:01; 9 . PPit 1*7M0 CHICAOO (») II 10. QrlHki 1 1-1 7. Moore 0 1-1 17, RuH, Bui. 4:01; Cochrene. fM. 1*:S4; Greenwood « 1-1 I*. Kenon 11-17. ttburgh. Thompson 1* (Gardner. Ruff. Buf. double minor. l«:54. IITt-00 Tranitart In/ Revised I07MO • HOHI Transfers In/ Brewer 114 11. Corilne 7 1119. Restanl Kehoe), 7:17. 1, Pittsburgh, Gardner It J-l CURRENT EXPENSE Aapnor. ITrans. Out) Approor Enpendltures Aawrop. (Tram. Out) Cllmoree 0 7 II n.. ThThaw 9 14 III, , 5 44 14. Wiley 1440. Totals SI 17-H in Shots on goal— PfmaatlpWa 7-7-U— 7 S S (Stacknousa. Schutt) 11:91. 7, Pit Wllkerson 7 S-t I*. Soberbers lit*. Wllkes .aan Isburgh. Carlyle II (Malona. Laa). 17. Buffalo 14+11—14. Salaries 1H4U.17 (1.4U.00) 131.Ot9.17 1J1.05I.H 147431.00 I01.t9a.00 1 1-1 4, Deltrlck 1 04 1. . JoneJ s I 004 11. ..aaa _-ta 19:51. Penalllas-Sunihoute. Pit, 5:11. Goalies, PhllaaMpM Contracted Services 14JMN 4.4(11.00 10.401.00 1I.94*.4O 14400.00 14,00000 TotalslTotalsl , 75 144** Fowad out-None Total lot* Dal Lumlov. Edmonton. 11:10 lalo, Edwards. A -14,411. 40.100.00 •JMINSTOO••JMINSTOOl IW» srs. Otlstr E«panses 14.7S0.0O 9440.00 10.lt0.00 10414.11 44J0O.O0 Iatl7. San Antonto 17. A-4.111 Third Period 0, Pltitbura*. Kahoa , 1 t »Ui TOTAL ltl.171.17 I.VU 00 170490.17 170.757U 110.719.00 IS44M.N . I I 211 Long Branch nt Long Branch Ml Long Branch flrsi FgrkM-i. CMcaga. Bungy IS Salaries Principals n.m.oo O*,77SO0 O*.77S.0O 171479.00 17147,00 111,171 .a (Savaro, Wilson), 30 I, Quebec Ptor.k Salarles-Suov Of Insir 14.150.00 it.lM.OO 74.750 00 3O.«79.00 a,*75.0> a.sso.00 AN ORDINANCf AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING CHAPTER XI TRAFFIC OF THE REVISED GENER 1* (Richard. Lacrol.l. H:U. f»»fk»ftlat S.l.n.s T..ch.rs i.iooiniloo (34,0*0.00) 1.174.031.00 1.171.W1.74 1.1*3.000.00 1.1*1.000.00 1471444.00 AL ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF LONG BRANCH. 1*70" - Broom. CM, 5*1, Rutkowtkl, Chi, Salarl.s Other Instr Staff (S, 150.00) 74.«*3.00 74.«tl.ll *941*.00 *14I*.OO 11il44*00 BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Council of the Cllv of Long Branch In me County of Monmouth and State 4 41, Hunter. Oua. 1:41, Wilson. CM. 00.150.00 tl.*M41 Salaries Sec 1 Cler. Asst 4MS1.00 It. 150.00 tl.007 00 47400.00 47400.00 7I4U.00 of Now Jersey, that Chapter XI Traffic of tit* "Revised Generel Ordinances of Ihe City of Long Branch. 1*70" It 1:44. Brown. CM. M:04, Clackson, Oua, Other Salaries for Inttr 3490.00 1.S04.41 1400.00 1400.00 3.W4.00 alfTlaMWIOBBTl aWVafl gUJBaaStaBnfagMbjaBBBaol aafl f jjlliy^l 11:31; Sutter, CM. double minor. 1t:47( TailkoaM " (1SO.00) 1.*M.00 1,124 41 4.000.00 : Section 1. Schedule II No Parkin* It hereby amended to Include Us* following. Sea attachment hereto School Lib. t Audio-visual MgajrHHt... moo 9400.00 94*5.47 11.000.00 £S S Section 1. Section 11-1.9 Parking ProMbttod During Certain Hours During Certain Times of tha Yaar Is hereby Teaching Supplies _ 17*00 •l.OW.00 «.I17.54 11044l!a 1H44S.a amended to rood at fallows: Other Expenses i.Ko.oo 114*0.00 11.317.17 19.700.00 19,700.00 H.IOO.OO .j, porton than part a vonkle bel.eon ma hourt aptclfiad m Schedule IV of any day, e«coa4 Sunday! and pubtk hoUdays. between such datei specified In Schedule IV, upon env of the streets or parts of streets described In SUB-TOTAL 1.541401.00 1.541447.7! 1.7l].0».H 1401.911.00 caga. Suiter 34 (Wilson), 10:11. P»nel ut4.ao.oo ScMdute IV attached to and made a part of this Chapter. tlet-Ruskowskl. CM. mlnormalor Section 1. Schedule IV Parking Prohibited During Certaiamn ...Hour. s During Certain Times of the Y.er Is .mended misconduct. »:43; Secord. CM. rrrtnar Salaries Heelth HI 00 (90.00) I50 0O ta.a 11,5*0 DO 17.030.00 to Include th. following: In accordance with the pigvlllgiii of Section 11-1.5 no person shal" l panant a vehiclhiel bBaUwa.if l double malor game misconduct. •:«. Other Eapentet-Health M0.M (HO. 00) UK tJtttM Murray. CM. mltct»stpxt. »:4Si. Kgrr. ThiIst Ordinance shall laklae affect twenty dayday . (a)) atta f r IIts pattooge and publication according to tewan d It CM, misconduct, »:41; Zahgrto, Chi, I.0M.00 USf.OO) 150.00 110.00 11.SOO.00 ii.stt.to 10,53*00 : SUB-TOTAL approval by the Deportment* Transportation of the Slete of New Jersey misconduct, »:4!, CMcaga btmch. served bv Marsh, 1:41; Clackton. Oua. Contr. Son. 4 Pub Carr.. 7.4O0.O0 NAME OF STREET SIDf LOCATION trlpte minor triple malor game nslston Second Avenue East Beginning 1111' from tha northerloyy duct. «:41; CkmtUr, »aj^la«nl»ict. SUB-TOTAL 1.109.00 1.170.30 curb line of Morriis A Avenue and ' t 41, Cot*. Oue. misconduct «|4I,' extendindi g IISI ' northerly maio'iom Locrou. on*, mlictnduct »:41; nmk, Salaries 111.050.00 10,004 00 IS14S4.00 113,054 00 191.490.00 191.490.00 S«ond Avenue Beginning «• from the southerly Oue, misconduct, »:«; Ouoboc btneh. Conlrected Services (470 00) 1 500 00 1.M0 51 3400.00 1.300 00 curt Una ol Morris Amiga ana) served M Weir. *:41, Preston. CM, ma- "MB toJI l tl lh f jor li'Oi Heal • 31,000.00 in.ooo.oo I11.M4.47 140400.00 14040000 1994*41 utilities :S 4415.00 rt.ns.w 7*,7tl.U 04.500 00 Third Period— None Penalties Supplies 4.140 00 1k lt.I14.07 I94O0.5 JUSZZSX? Fox. Chi, 11:17; Ftarok. Oua. 11:37. Other Expanses i 00 500.00 414*4 750.00 ' 79040 WO-K Shott on goal-Chicago 144-11. S:S Second Avenue ••••Mina 121 noniiBiriv invrvmtn. SUB-TOTAL 3M450.00 51.llt.00 15447*00 391.114.43 1*5.300.00 1*9,100.00 44*,7a.00 Oueaoc IS.10-*—M. beginning »• from tht miMrfv Goalies—Chicago. Etpotltt. ( curb Una of Morrlt Avenue and Bouchard. A-14.447. (•.77S.OOI 17,*7S.OO 40.900.00 40,500.00 55414.00 Morris Avenue eitendlng IStr southerly therefrom salarlat 17.700.00 17.t79.OO Beginning JO-from tha easterly Contracted Services ... M400.00 10.*».00 N4S0.0O »,743.7; 91,000.00 91400.01 59,790.00 I a a—1 15447.77 4.00000 4,000.00 J4.00000 curb Una of Second Avenue and Replacement of Equipment 44.nW.00 (40,000.00) 1t.1l*.0t extending 79' easterly therefrom IHiY ~ " I t 1-4) Purchase of New Equipment 34.500.00 3t.4ti.00 74.W.O0 794*1.07 11400.00 11.000.00 Morris Avenue 1 7,343.31 19400.00 194M.M Beginning IS from tha wottarty Flrtt Perlod-1.Vancouver. OraoHn Other Expenses 0400.00 1415.00) 7,HiOO curb lino of Second Avenue anal 17 (Menno). 1:07. 1. Boston, O'Cannall SUB-TOTAL .nTT^rn 171,70*41 (0719.00) 144444.00 141441.43 134,100.00 114.100.00 tl*.7U.Onsis0 extending 119' westerly therefrom 10 (Gllllt. Mlddletonl, l:0t 1. Botton. MorrllAvonuo Bogwnla*»' from I he easterly Pl.ed Cktftjat curb lino of Second Avenue and BO.!?: ii'i ' SLZJ^U^KSZ: Emolovo* Retirement Contributions. . 91.44l.0p4* 51.1*9.41 extending 1ST eatlerly therefrom Morrlt Avenue Bos] It 04 Insuranct 1 Judgments Beginning 50- from the wotlorlv Second Porlod—t. Botton. Gllllt 11 (Exclude U.C.C. Amount 110.100.00 (*.11*.00) 110.H1.00 110.W.II 191400.00 lil.«0 00 144400.00 Curb Ijne of Second Avenue and »4a.oo 10.00000 IMcNabl. 0:00. 5. Boston. O-Rolllv 0 unemplovmont Compensation U.C.C... 10400.00 (13,000.00) 9400.00 9.100.00 10400.00 (McNab, Marcotte). It 34 4. Penalties Rental of Land and Building IO.1U.00 3.140.00 1M30N 13.ae.00 11.lt0.00) 11,140.00 1444040 Socond Avenue Beglnnlno!!'from Ihe norther I, cur* lino ofPavWanAvomie and —Williams van, major. 0:45; Barren, • ug TOTAL ao.ooo.oo (M.o)ioo) 10043*00 17*430.9* 1M.740.00 1334M.00 extendintedl g 115111' ' northerlthyl fMrgfretlolm Bot. malor, torvod bv Marcotta, 0:45; w Park, Bot. earn, mltconduct. 0:45; J 1 SUB-TOTAL 11,701.00 1411.444.17 14M.m.«7 1.7114H H 1,73141*10 1.151.171.00 Second Avenue gp*a*0tffgftoFfv Mr ••%jg r* TntJ *jO4fl*TB)T'r IV curb Una of Pavilion Avenue and Gradln, van. 4:13; Minor. Van. 13:03; extending 1J0* louiherly therefrom Mllburv, Boa. 13:01. . Second Avenue Bagmnlnl IS' from tha northerly Third Period N. scoring Penaltlat PL. *4 Ml (Vocational) 109.000.00 curb Huo of P#viltcwi AVOMM and -Bratar, Van. i 11, Snepsts, Vm. Adult Education 043*00 I47».00 04K.00 • mending US' northerly therefrom 14 1*. Redmond, Bos. 10:50. So Guidance Htndlcapped 10,100.00 10.300.00 10,100.00 Second Avenue Beginning IS' from th* eouthoriy Shots on goat— Vancouver 774—a. Medical Dental C 101 i.... 4.150 00 4490.00 t.liOOO curb line of Pavilion Avenue and Botton *-1O4—19. voc. "M" Apprentice Fund...... lt.100.00 lt.100.00 1t.1U.00 •xtendlno 1ST southerly therefrom Printing Eoulpm.nl H 301 74W00 74*0 00 74*0.00 Pavilion Avenu. Beginning 10- from the tatter ly ton. vacnon. Barron. A-114a. Nutrition Ed. a, Training NET.. 1I10100 2.101.00 3,101.00' curb lino of Second Avonu* and C.E.T.A 1141400 11434.00 1.47*51 I . axlendlng 79' letterly therefrom ESEAIV 114 00 534.00 534.00 Pavilion Avenu. Boglnnlng IS' from Us* wetter i v 1 « curb line al Second Avonue and | i SUB-TOTAL 47.4H.00 4743340 .44,305.51 „„ | i 4 extending 1ST wettertv Uterofrom First Period—I, Washington. SPECIAL SCHOOLS Pavilion Avenue Beginning 9f from the westerly Gartner 17 (Bouchard). 4:74.3. Toronto. AND • VBHINO SCHOOL! curb line of Second Avonue and Palamant 31 (Turnbull, Sltiler). 11:05. extending 75' westerly therefrom 1, Washington. Organ. 7 (Walter. Salaries (300.00) 4^.00 440040 4400 00 Beginning 11' from th. eetlerlv Guttaftton). 11:10. 4. Toronto. 1*90.00) 1S0000 i.soolot 50000 curb Una of Second Avenue end Boudrtau * (Saganluk, Sedibautr), Supplies i extending \W eesterly ttarofrgm. 1.40000 (1.100.00) 10:07. Penalties— Palement. Tor, :10; SUB-TOTAL B.glnnJng IS' from the westerly Melrote. Tor, 0:33. Veltch. Wot. »:57. Pavilion Avenue curb Una of Ocean Boulevard and 4-7 Vocational Bveoloa Plcard, Tar, 10:11. Rlbble, Wat. 10:11; I7.sa.eo (*,*».00> 77410.00 77.H144 105.17540 109.171.00 114471.00 McTeggerl, Wat, 11 00; Turnbull, Tar. Salaries 7.14*04 4,900.00 4400.00 S4N.00 Supplies 4400.10 ' 1.710.00 7410.00 Pavilion Avenue Boglnnlng IS' from Ih. westerly 11:34; Salmmg. Tar. l*:4t; Kallv. Wat, 11.N0.00 11400.00 13,100.00 3O.N0.00 M,at.N 15.700.00 curb lift* of Ocean Boulevard and 1<:44; Molrota. Tor. 30:00 Other Expi Second Parlod—9. Washington. SUB-TOTAL (7,110.00) V7440.00 *4,*11.40 111479.00 111475.00 14V171.00 extending 100* wetttrlv thoieliom. Pavilion Avenue Bale-Mil Ocean Avenu* and ocean Maruk a (Greon, Veltchl. 11:01. Penal ToUl currant liaill i(J-1«tr.J4) 70J44.00 1.SSM9S.17 1,974,317.00 1,044.1* a 1444,1*4.a 140*444.00 ties—Malrat*. mlnor-m.lor, *:34; ICWUIOXIir Pavilion Avenue Beginning 35' from the easterly Hangstobon. Wat. malor, *:3t; Farrlsn. Building. 1W.000 00 114.471.14 curb line of Ocean Bauktvard and Tor, 14:31. Kallv. Wat. 14:47; Fila- ..tending loo* easterly therefrom ment, Tor, !!:»; Slttter, Tor, 30:10. Total capital OoHav. 1040000 140400 00 150400.00 114471.14 1I4M.00 Btalnnln* 35' from the eatter Iv Gartner. Wat. M:0O. IJH414.17 lt0.144.O0 14U.Sa.17 3400.70t.14 1454, mi* curb Una of Prospect Street end Third Period t. Washington. Vgr- TOTALS extendlna IKK easterly thtrgfrom veroeert 17 (Waltar, Bouchard). 1:19. 7. Toul Balances SCHEDULE "4" Washington, Maruk 1* (Waltar, Jonata. 1*00 NAMEOFSTRIET SIDES HOURS LOCATIONS Tookev). 4:1*. t. Washington, Maruk 40 \ East lam. to Batwoan Jollna Ava. (Pronovosl), 5:10. *. Toronto. Pate- Seventh Av. ment. 34 (Valve, sillier), 10:15. W. ' and Batancot June ». 1*00... (ujrogorv School) 4 p.m. Hengrlckton Am. Exchange PI. Eatt 1 a.m. to Beginning 50" from the southerly Washington. Groan (. 14:11. Penallloa— (Holy Trinity) 4 p.m. curb lino of Division st to a velve. Tor, 4:14; McTaggarL Wat. RECAPITULATION OF BALANCES point 144' southerly therefrom f:07; Green, Wat. *:44; Mill04*. Tar, 14:50; Gartner. Wat, 14:90. Special Choltoa AM. North lam.to Beginning from til. oalforlY Schools or COPtUI (Star of the Seel 4 p.m. curb line of Third Av* to a point Shots on goal—Toronto t-ll *—17. IJ-1) Special Pro). Capital Debt Resorve 191' eeiterly therefrom. Washington 19-11-*—15. Currant Em. (Jl—J4I Outlay Broadway South 1 a.m to Boglnnlng 19' from the prolong Goalies-Toronto. Rutherford Free Appropriation Balance! 4/10/00 (from tha Audit). 140,304.13 I17.ia.34 S41.179.03 (Broadway School) 4 p.m. alien of the northerly curb lino Washington, Palmatear. A—*,353. Amount appropriated In adopted FY 0041 Budget (0.311 03) (4,*141i) (f,T*3.00) ltvisola at Washington SI. and emending 79' Free Appropriation Balances a/30/11 (att.) 10.301*1 35.1U.01 •44n.1t Free Approorletlon Balances t/»/tl (ait.) H.I7t.11 Boglnnlng 19' from Ihe northerly MLOtttt... 1 1 »-» 10.701*1 31.103.03 Long Branch Avo. tost lam. to _ t t 0—4) Vffl (LonneConrow) 4 p.m. curb line of ChaHton Ave tea ntmt Progrsmi as point 130* northerly therefrom Flrtt ParVod^l. St. Louis, LaPolnte 7, 1:31. 3. St. Louis. Currle If (Sutter, The ifti-M Current Buttfjel Includes a total ol $115,500.00 allocated to Imuro Wast End Ave. South 1 a.m. la Beginning 35' from the tetter ly curb Una of Salrt Av*. to a Stewart), 10:17. 3. SI. Louis. FederkoM summarlied below: Appropriation, i (Watt End School) 4 p.m. (Sutler, cnopman). 10:10. Penallles- IMPROVIMBNT PROORAM HAM! Gradt/Orad* Cluster point 314' easterly thorefrom. Boglnnlng from the prolongation Glallonerdo. Col, 1*. Lapmnte. StL. OTHER PROGRAMS SIO.900.00 Morris Av*. South ta.m to 1:10; Hart. SIL.4:11 I. Indlvlduallled • .' • Grades 7 • 11 4 p.m. of tha northerly curb line of lAnatlatla Schooll Hillside Ave. and extending Ml' Second Period—4, SI. Louis. Babych Inttr ucilon 4* (Ounlop. Mlcnetettl). 1:07. 5. St. 1 Maintenancpd e westerly therefrom. Grades 7 - II Boglnnlng tor from theeatterly Louis, Stewart 1 (Federko. LaPgfnte). 4. Increa.-- G 7 . 11 1S4M0OM GarfteMAva. South ta.m. to Administrative Services 4 p.m. curb line of Third Av*. to a point 11:11. Penalties—Crombeen. StL. 4.54. (Gerfleld School) 141* eetterlv therefrom. St*»trtSIL.*:3S. MIIMr.CM. 19:1*. Beginning 114' from theeattorlv Third P.rlod-4, St. Lourt. Cram- ORAND TOTAL Willow Ave. North * a.m. to APPROPRIATION... 1119.91041 curb Una of Protpect St. to a been 0 (Patey. Mkheleitl). 1:04. 7. St. (Anattatla School) point SIT' eatterlv thai aftom. Louis. Federko 19 (Sutler, Zukel. S:U. Tht complete budget will be available for examination bv the public at the office of the Superintendent of Penaltlet-A«cDonald. Col, 4:54; Sutter, the Vocational Schools In Monmouth County, 2 Bucks Lane, Marlboro, New Jersey, between the hours of N Introduced: February IS, 1*01 StL, melor, 11:41; Millar. Col. major. A.M. and 4:00 P.M. each school day from Monday, March*, 1981, until Monday, March It, 1W1. was Introduced at a Regular Moating of the City Council of th* City of Long 11:41. BETTYA.PERRO Zi Jirtay held on February 34. 1«1«tt l andd wil illl be furthotor comldered tor finfinaal Shots on goal—St. Louis i»4-9—14. SiStMr aMIM wZSX&Su .

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