County's 1 lth graders fared poorly in basic skills tests By MARK MAGYAR Among area school districts, the percentage of elev- percent at Red Bank Regional. percent increase over last year. In math, 76 1 percent of Slatehouse Correspondent enth-graders who passed the reading test dropped 11 8 Passing grades on the math test increased 3 9 percent third graders passed the test, up O.I percent over last year TRENTON — The percentage of eleventh-grade stu- percent in Long Branch, 11.1 percent in Hazlet, 7.6 percent in Asbury Park and 3.1 percent in Keyport and declined Among New Jersey sixth-graders, 70.4 percent passed dents who passed the Minimum Basic Skills tests declined at Matawan Regional, 6 9 percent at Monmouth Regional. less than the 41 percent statewide drop in other area the math test, the same percentage as last year, but the in all li Monmoutii County high school districts this year. 6.5 percent in Keansburg and 6.1 percent in Hazlet. districts percentage reaching the minimum standard in reading The dismal county results mirrored a statewide decline Eleventh-grade reading test results in Asbury Park, State Education Commissioner Fred G Burke noted '' declined 0 8 percent to 74 5 percent in test scores, which state Education Commissioner Fred Freehold Regional, Henry Hudson, Holmdel, Middletown that this is the first year that comparisons of the test Seventy six percent of New Jersey ninth graders G. Burke admitted was "unanticipated." Ocean Township, and the Red Bank, Rumson-Fatr Haven results can be made because 1979 is the second year of passed the reading test, a drop of 0 3 percent over 1978. On the reading test, 84 2 percent of the state's eleventh- and Shore Regional districts also decreased, but less than testing while 77 2 percent met the minimum standard in math, an graders met or exceeded minimum standards this year, a the 5 7-percent average statewide drop. Burke said he was "particularly concerned about the increase of 2.7 percent drop of 5.7 percent over the 1977-1978 results. On the math test, the percentage of passing scores eleventh grade test results." but asserted he is "pleased The Highlands and Keyport elementary school districts And only 79.9 percent of New Jersey's eleventh-graders dropped 133 percent in Hailet, 12.3 percent in Long that the scores reflect improvements in the early grades." recorded the biggest test score improvements among area passed the math test, a decline of 4.1 percent over last Branch, 8.1 percent at Shore Regional, 6.3 percent in Statewide. 77 7 percent of third graders reached or year schools Keansburg, 6 2 percent at Monmouth Regional and 5 1 surpassed minimum standards in reading this year, a 1.4 See lllh graders, page 3 The Daily Register ii

VOL. 102 NO. 17 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 16, 1979 15 CENTS Carter stakes future on his energy plan WASHINGTON (AP) - In one of the most somber peace- National Association of Counties in Kansas City, Mo., his returned from Camp David, where he held 10 days of secretive deeper — deeper than gasoline lines or energy shortages, time speeches by any president, Jimmy Carter linked his Sunday-night address brought pledges of swift congressional meetings with a variety of American leaders He ended the deeper even than inflation or recession And I realized — more political fortunes to achievement of an energy plan he says will action on energy legislation. summit by flying to Carnegie, Pa . and Martinsburg, W.Va , to than ever — that, as president, I need your help." combat a "crisis of the American spirit." "I am confident the American people will respond with the meet with small groups of "average Americans ' Carter saw solving the energy crisis as a way to "help us Although Carter never referred to his assumed quest for re- necessary sacrifices and that Congress will pull together in this Instead of the bombshell some had expected in his speech, conquer the crisis of the spirit in our country. It can rekindle election in 1980, the president is known to hope his nationally time of crisis, " said House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill, l>- the president spoke of an erosion of confidence "threatening to our sense of confidence in the future and give us a new sense of televised address last night from the Oval Office will prove to Mass destroy the social and political fabric of America." purpose." be a turning point for his troubled presidency. Former Texas Gov. John Connally, a Republican seeking He coupled that with an appeal for a "rebirth of the To win on the "battlefield of energy," the president: "I need your help," Carter said as he conceded past Carter's job, said the crisis in confidence the president spoke of American spirit." —Promised that "growth in our dependence on foreign oil shortcomings in his national leadership. has been brought about by the president's own inaction." Carter originally was scheduled to address the nation July will be stopped in its tracks, right now ' He announced an He pledged to "continue to travel the country I will Sen Mark Hatfield, R-Ore., who was among those who met 5 He said last night he canceled that speech because! import quota of 8 2 million barrels a day and a goal of cutting listen. And I will act. with Carter during his Camp David domestic summit, said: "I began to ask myself the same question that 1 know has imports in half by 1980. "I will do my best," he said, "but I will not do it alone." "The president made a forceful speech that must now be been troubling many of you: Why have we not been able to get -Proposed an Energy Security Corporation to lead an Even before Carter spelled out additional details of his followed by equally strong and specific actions." together as a nation to resolve our serious energy problem? effort to develop alternative fuels and issue 15 billion of small- proposals in another nationally broadcast speech today to the The president's speech last night camp one day after he "It is clear that the true problems of our nation are much See Carter Hakes, page 3 Locals Speech in brief Speech WASHINGTON lAP) - Here are the major points of President Carter's speech to the nation Sunday night: not wild CRISIS OF CONFIDENCE praise -He said the most fundamental threat to American democracy is a crisis of confidence that "strikes at the over it very heart, soul and spirit of our national will. pours in "We can gee this crisis In the growing doubt about the By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN meaning of our own lives and in the loss of a unity of WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter received purpose for our nation." President Carter is picking up kudos for his promise of $10 pledges of swift congressional billion in extra aid to transpor- THE NEED FOR FAITH action on energy legislation af- tation and criticism from —"We simply must have laith in each other, faith in ter a no-nonsense speech that county legislators and resi- our ability to govern ourselves, and faith In the future. drew praise from public fig- dents for ignoring the issue o( •Restoring1 that faith and confidence to America is ures in and out of government. nuclear power in his long- now the most important task we face - it is the true "It was one of the awaited energy speech, de- challenge of this generation of Americans " strongest speeches I have ever livered last night. heard and the best he has Perhaps it bespeaks the KNERGYASATEST made, " House Speaker Thom- pragmatism of the northeast -We are at a turning point in our history ... Energy as P. O'Neill, D-Mass , said that none of the local people will be the immediate test of our ability to unite the after Carter appealed Sunday contacted after the president's nation " night for a renewal of national speech last night was particu- self-confidence and a strong larly impressed by a style de- THE ENERGY CRISIS push to reduce US. depen- scribed as "evangelical," or -"The energy crislt Is real. It Is worldwide. It Is a dence on oil imports by the fact that it took Carter clear and present danger to our nation. These are facts — "I am confident the Amer- more than 20 minutes to get to and we simply must face them. ican people will respond with the crux of his address. the necessary sacrifices and "I didn't come away with a THE SIX-POINT PROGRAM TO SAVE OIL that Congress will pull togeth- whole lot of confidence." said - Beginning this moment, this nation will never use- er in this time of crisis," Assemblyman Anthony M. VII- more foreign oil than,we did In 1977," estimated at 8.3 O'Neill said. lane Jr., R-Monmouth. "I million barrels a day. By the end of the next decade, "In my opinion, the nation think people want government imports would be cut in half, a savings of 4.6 million will rally," said Rep. Parren to do something, and I don't barrels a day in imports, he said Mitchell. D-Md. "I'm certain think the Sunday sermon ap- - He will set oil import quotas for 1879 and 1980 that that the Congress will, and I The expression* of President Carter at he addretted thai nation over television latt night. proach Is the strong answer will be even below the quotas agreed to at the economic think that the people will." we're looking for. summit in Tokyo last month of 8.5 million barrel! a daj. Critics of Carter's national- "His clasping his own hand - Carter will seek "the most massive peacetime ly broadcast speech Included doesn't really impress me." commitment of funds and resources in our nation's his- Republican presidential Villane added. tory" to develop alernative soruces of fuel - from coal, oil hopefuls and a potential Dem- Close bus bill vote is due Congressman James J • shale, the sun. plant product! to produce gasohol and ocratic challenger. But for the By MARK MAGYAR plans lo vote against it, agree agree with the governor and program," Labrecque wrote Howard, a Democrat, said. unconventional gat. There would be an Energy Security most part, public officials as Stalehouse Correspondent that the Herbert bill's chances Commissioner Gambacclni "The Department of Trans- however, that the speech Corporation and a Solar Bank to mobilize the funds, well as private citizens invited TRENTON - Supporters lor passage are "fifty-fifty " that continuing the subsidies is portation is utterly helpless in "may be the one that puts including funds from his proposed "windfall profits " tax. to Camp David during a 10-day and opponents-alike of a bill to A majority of Assembly just constantly throwing bad Its efforts to compel good ser- [the president I back in the - He will ask Congress to require public utilities to cut domestic summit" lauded create a public transit corpo- members have grave misgiv- money after bad. vice from a recalcitrant bus ballgame both with Congress their use of oil by SO percent within the next decade and the president for both his pro- ration to take over failing bus ings, even if they are not in "And I don't believe that operator All it can do Is aid the electorate." switch to other fuels, especially coal. gram and his effort to assert, lines expect a close vote on the outright opposition to the creation of a public transit cancel the subsidy — a dis- A few hours before the - The president will urge Congress to establish an strong leadership. bill in the State Assembly to- bill." Dowd said "However, corporation will preclude the astrous remedy from the speech, a White House Mason Energy Mobilization Board lo speed development ol "I was impressed by the day. the Byrne Administration has continuation of private en- riders' standpoint! contacted the congressman energy projects, such is refineries and pipeline!, by cut- tone of the speech, by the de- And if the Assembly does a history of arm-twisting and terprise in the bus field in New "In the meantime, the and alerted him that Carter ting through existing red tape and other roadblocks that cisiveness and by the positive- not approve the bill. Gov. deal-making, and my hunch is Jersey, as some operators basic cost of the program has intends to use the income from now delay them. ness." said black leader Jesse Brendan T. Byrne has threat- that if the bill goes up for a have charged," he said. risen a hundredfold In 10 his proposed windfall profits - Enactment of a bold conservation program" that Jackson, one of the private ened to cut off all bus sub- vote, the administration is Theodore J. Labrecque of years. The DOT has given ad- tax on oil company earnings will permit Americans "to build conservation into your citizens Carter met with at his sidies beginning tomorrow fairly certain it has Ihe 41 Little Silver, chairman of the ditional subsidies In the form for mass transit. homes and your live* — at a cost you can afford." It will presidential retreat. State Transportation Com- voles it needs." Monmouth County Transporta- of new buses, but the service is The windfall profits bill re- include authority for mandatory conservation and tandby The speech paid one con- missioner Louis J. Gambac- Dowd said he hoped "at tion Coordinating Committee, worse now on many lines than cently passed the House of gasoline rationing, and also an additional 110 billion for gressional dividend swiftly. cini has called a public transit least 23" of the 27 Assembly sent letters to the six mem- it was 10 years ago," he noted. Representatives and is cur- public transportation. Rep. Peter Kostmayer. D- corporation "the only solu- Republicans would vote bers of the Monmouth County Dowd said it was "un- rently pending before the Sen- Pa.. said he has changed his tion" and asserted that amen- against the bill. But As- Assembly delegation Friday fortunate that the Byrne Ad- ate. mind and will vote to give ding the present subsidy sys- semblyman Anthony. M Vil- urging them lo support the Ad- ministration has commuters "This is very good news Carter the standby authority tem would commit the state to lane Jr.. R-Monmouth. said ministration bill bamboozled into thinking this for New Jersey and other he asked for to ration gasoline "continuing to pour ever-in- last night he would probably All of us know by now the is a good bill, because it has states with aging mass transit Carter: Crisis when the House votes on the creasing amounts of subsidy vote for the Herbert bill, and impossibility of continuing on made it difficult for some leg- systems that desperately need matter later this month. money down the rathole. Assemblywoman Marie S. with the present bus subsidy See Bui bill, page 3 a long term, assured federal ' I think Congress is proba- where it doesn't do any good Muhler, R-Monmouth, has funding source. ' Howard bly more willing to work with But Assembly Transporta- also expressed support for the noted. "And it is precisely is one of faith him now than ever before." tion Committee Chairman measure If it is amended to what I have been recommend- said Kostmayer. John F Call, D-Hudson. and guarantee commuter repre- ing to the president and the WASHINGTON I API - It is in a fundamental The House rejected stand- five of his committee mem- sentation on the public transit The Inside Story Department of Transportation Jimmy Carter assays the crisis." he says, confronting by rationing earlier this year bers disagree, arguing that the corporation's governing body officials, ever since the idea of American condition bleakly a fundamental threat to But that was before long slate has never tried a bus Even if 23 Republicans are THKWKATHKH a windfall profits tax This is a land, he says, of self- American democracy." gasoline lines appeared subsidy system based on in- willing to vote against the bill, Cloudy and humid through today, remaining emerged. doubt, materialism, "We are losing confidence around the country and ob- centives and penalties. though, Cali faces the difficult cloudy tomorrow but becoming much less humid. Howard's subcommittee on pessimism, apathy, sloth and in the future." he says. servers say approval is likely And today Cali hopes to task of mustering 17 Demo- Complete report on page t. surface transportation has disrespect for its institutions "Tod many of us now tend next time it comes up. move his bill amending the crats willing to buck the Byrne been holding hearings on es- So severe is the situation. to worship self-indulgence and Rep. John Dlngell, D- subsidy system for a vote Administration over the bill. Family and Children's birthday party H tablishing a public transporta- says the president, that Amer- consumption." he says. Mich., chairman of a key before the Assembly votes on Van Wagner and As- Newest of the summer brides 15 tion trust fund. ica confronts a life-threaten- Americans lead lives of House energy subcommittee, the administration bill spon- semblyman William E Flynn, Unfulfilled promise In Keamburg , I "I know that the President ing crisis. no confidence or purpose" — said Carter's program will sored by Sen. Francis X. D-Middlesex and Monmouth, Cal Agnels shine halos again > can count on my support in lives of "emptiness." Herbert' D-Bergen. to create a will both vote for the Herbert II is not a crisis of fuel, but mean sacrifices for all Ameri- Bridge advice II DAILY Hlf.lSTKH hammering out new public There is doubt "about the cans. "It could very well public transit corporation bill. Assemblyman Walter .1 ol faith, he says. Business 5 PHONE NUMBERS transit legislation geared to meaning of .our own lives." mean more gas lines," he Assemblymen Richard Van Kozloski. D-Monmouth. has It.could destroy the.Ameri- Classified 17-W M«l» Office HUM energy conservation,'' the con- can idea, he says, because the There is a "loss of a unity! said. Wagner. D-Monmouth, who yet lo commit himself on the Comics 16 Toll Frrr 171-111! gressman said. "His pro- people are beginning to ques- of purpose for our nation." Sen. Henry Jackson, D- plans to speak in favor of the issue, although he has ex- Crossword puzzle 16 Toll t'rrr SM-HM gram, as outlined, appears tion their capacity to govern, As symptoms of the Wash.. chairman of the Herbert bill, and William F pressed doubts about the wis- Dowd. the only member of the Editorial 6 Classified Dfpl 54217ft comprehensive and fair. to doubt their ability "as malaise, the president cites dom of the state getting into See Pnlie, page 3 Monmouth County Assembly Ihe bus business. Entertainment 13 (Irrulallon Prpt 542-4H) "The president has de- citizens to serve as the ul- this evidence: Most people Lifestyle 14-15 Sports Depl ...S42-4M4 think the next five years will delegation who definitely "As far as I'm concerned, clared an unofficial state of timate rulers and shapers of Pay 3-6-12 Months in Advance Mike A Date 15 MMdleiown Bireau S712251 emergency, and it is up to con- our democracy." Tonight "Salty Dog" the bill provides a very strong See Faith, page 1 lor The Register and SAVE. alternative lo a system of sub- Obituaries 4 Freehold Bureau 411-1112 gress and the American people Rarely has a president so Tues.. Crystal Ships. Renais- to respond. There's no ques- Use VISA. Master Charge, sidies that just doesn't work," Sporti Ml. Long Branch Bureau ,.222-Hll described America as Carter sance of The Doors. Trade tion that his heart is in the Michael Flligcrald checks, cash. Call Circulation. Van Wagner said. "I have to Television 13 Statehosse Bureau M>-»2 9358 described the country on tele- Tonight at the Boatyard. 542.400. Winds, 842-3292. See Locals, page 3 vision last night. 2 HieDfelyRcgtter SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. JULY 16, 1979

Ali wai going to retire. Tabloids headlined that Zambian President made the remarks in an in- interview from Furnace*. slowed to a walk and he Arum said, "but as long as " Elizabeth the Lionbeart " Kenneth Kaunda has told terview published in a local Creek. } stumbled across the neit 24 he delayed, I couldn't make and "I Want to Go-Queen" Nkomo not to permit any newspaper Rafferty, a physical fit ,• miles in eight hours. definite plans. Ali wanted a after the palace announced provocations Smith, a cabinet minister ness lecturer from Mey • •*• million dollars. I agreed to that it was "Her Majesty's bourne, began the run Thurs- •••• withflt portfolio, rejected SALT LAKE CITY (AP) firm intention" to attend the give him 1300,000 So that did British-American proposals day from Shoshone and - Mormon Church Presi- biennial prime ministers: it and we set up the Tale MIHO, Japan (AP) - A for changes in the Zimbabwe ended up Saturday at Scot- dent Speacer W. Kimball conference in Zambia of the 29-year-old freelance jour- Coetiee fight" Rhodesia constitution as a ty's Castle, according lo was reported in satisfactory Commonwealth which she nalist set out Sunday to Ali could not be reached prelude to international rec- publicist Peter Baster. who condition Sunday, one day heads cross the Pacific on a 36-foot lor comment ognition for the new govern- traveled alongside Rafferty after the 14-year-old church bamboo raft in an effort la Arum was in Knoiville "The queen has a strong ment ' in a car. leader was hospitalized af- sense of duty," her press prove that ancient Japanese for business talks with "If we are going to mess tering complaining of dizzi- officer, Michael Shea, told crossed to Central America "He started off with the KNOXVILLE, Tenn Tate's manager, Ace Miller around with the constitution ness. The Associated Press in prehistoric days. intention of running non-stop United States and down Book of World Records, but MAna the United States and Brit- lease Saturday as saying Arum, president of Top keeping stiff upper lips as queen, her husband, the along Central America. he won't know if he made it The raft has no engine ain in search of support for Kimball experienced "tran- Rank Inc., said Saturday Qaeen Eliubetfc II sets off Duke of Edinburgh, and SALISBURY, Zimbabwe until the run is properly his government and an end sient symptoms of dizziness that All's reluctance to an- Thursday for a It-day visit their 19-year-old second son, and no sail but is equipped Rhodesia IAP) - Former documented. to economic sanctions. which quickly passed this nounce he wai quitting had to Africa's most publicized Prince Andrew, will be in no with a radio Prime Minister an D. Smith "I was in a very in- morning, but it is prudent lo delayed the scheduling of a theater of war. danger in Zambia Yamamoto said that two said yesterday he would quit ••• hospitable land that at times do some careful monitor- title fight between John Tate The queen's schedule In- The bases there of Joshua years ago he successfully Abel Muzorewa's black-ma- LOS ANGELES (AP) - reached a ground tem- ing." of Knoiville and Gerrie cludes a week in Zambia, Nkomo's 15,000 guerrillas drifted on a similar raft on jority government "at the To»y Rafferty, who spent perature of 200 degrees." Coetiee of South Africa. base for thousands of guer- are a regular target for the same ocean stream from drop of a hat" if it would two days and seven hours in The release said Kimball said the 40-year-old Raffer- rillas battling for control of ground and air strikes from the Philippines to help my country." a 124-mile trek through walked into the hospital ly. 'I suppose the average The WBA previously had neighboring Zimbabwe Zimbabwe Rhodesia But Kagoshima in southern Smith, the white political Death Valley at the hottest about 4:30 p.m. shortly after temperature throughout was decreed that its heavy- Rhodesia; visits to Tanzania Prime Minister Abel Japan in 34 days. leader who relinquished time of the year, says he returning to Salt Lake City over 120 degrees ' weight title would be de- and Botswana, also called Muiorewa has promised I am in high spirits and power last year, said critics knows what hell is like. by commercial airliner clared vacated in September "front-line" states because that his forces will not cross my physical condition is in of his presence in the gov- If there is a purgatory Rafferty covered his first from Monterey, Calif. He if Ali did not defend it by of their staunch support of the border while the queen is top shape, he said just ernment should be aware or hell on Earth. Ive just 20 miles of the run in four had been In California since then. the guerrillas, and a stop in there unless specifically before sailing from this city "I'm in the fortunate posi- been through it. the Aus- hours Thursday. But as the Thursday on church busi- "We knew Muhammad Malawi provoked And it Is assumed 60 miles west ol Tokvo tion that I want to gn " He tralian said in a telephone temperature rose, his pace ness. Church refuses mass for Galante Leadership

NEW YORK (AP) - St. Matthias Roman Catholic tories — including lucrative in India Carmine Galante, too Church in Ridgewood, Queens, operations in Atlantic City — "notorious" to be allowed a for the third man killed in the was denied the usual mass by IS Roman Catholic funeral mass, Shootout, restaurateur no lesser an authority than Hawaiian police go on strike Say parental smoking hurls children was being buried today with Cardinal Terence Cooke, Giuseppe Turano, 48. HONOLULU (AP) - Police officials urged island dwellers NEW YORK (API - Children of parents who smoke have NEW DELHI, India (AP) just a graveside prayer and a archbishop of New York. But for Galante, who and summer tourists to stay off the streets after nearly all the poorer lung function than the children of non-smokers, a new — Defense Minister Jagjivan blessing from a priest who aspired to be the mob's new Cardinal Cooke extended 1.800 police officers employed by Hawaii's four counties walked study says. The study, the first to examine the possible link Ram and Finance Minister wanted to "do -some act of "boas of bosses," there was our sympathy lo his family" off their Jobs The Hawaii Public Employment Relations Board between parents' smoking and their childrens' lungs, found that Charan Singh vied today to be- charity." even some secrecy about his in an official statement but was preparing a request for a temporary restraining order on children performed slightly poorer on a standard lung function come leader of the crippled Meanwhile, Galante's bod- place of burial. added: Sunday after it declared the strike was illegal and a threat to test if either parent smoked They did even more poorly if both Janata Parly and prime min- yguard, Leonardo Cappolla, The Rev. Feliciano Napoli "We are not able to grant a public safety. Police supervisory personnel were responding smoked. Reseachers said the study adds to concern that ister of India following the res- gunned down with his boss in a said he would lead graveside liturgical service In the church only to emergencies, such as murders, rapes and robberies in cigarettes may be hazardous not only for the smoker but for ignation of 83-year-old Morarji Brooklyn restaurant last prayers at SI. John's Ceme- because of the scandal that progress, police chiefs testified at a hearing of the public those around him Desai after 28 months in of- Thursday, was to be given a tery in Middle Village, would ensue " employment board Sunday. fice. proper Catholic funeral be- (fcieens But a funeral home Known crime syndicate Hope to double refugee quota Desai, the world's oldest cause, in the words of one that held a wake for Galante bosses have often been put to Goodyear and workers agree WASHINGTON (API - The United States is going to next prime minister, quit Sunday church official, his reputation refused to say where or when, rest with full Catholic rites, weekend's international refugee conference in Geneva with on the eve of a no-confidence was not "spectacular" like except that it would be including Joseph Colombo Sr. DAYTON, Ohio I API - The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. hope of convincing other nations to follow President Carter's vote he was sure of losing be- Galante's. "somewhere on Long Island." only last year. and the United Rubber Workers reached tentative agreement example and double their quotas of homeless Indochinese. The cause of the defection of on Sunday night on a new contract that would provide general Cappolla's rites were to be The 69-year-old Galante. The church's ban on a fu- idea. Ambassador Dick Clark said in an interview, is for the almost 100 members of his wage increasesvof 72 cents an hour over three years, official! held today at St. Brigid's reportedly "hit" by other neral mass for Galante was rest of the world to take in about 80.000 refugees a year - and party in the lower house of said. The agreement, reached after 19 weeks of negotiation, Church in Brooklyn. Services mobsters because he wasadmittedly "exceptional." Asian countries to set up at least three new camps to house the Parliament. But the Janata also provides holiday and vacation improvements, an increase are scheduled for Tuesday at trying to take over their terri- according lo a spokesman. tragic "boat people" until they gel permanent homes "For still has twice as many seats in the cost of living allowance in the second year, and a newly the first time, there's a sensitivity around the world that hasn't as any other party, and De- created vision care program, the officials said. A Goodyear existed before." said the former Iowa senator, who heads the sai's resignation was expected spokesman said the pact basically follows the economic terms U.S. program. "I think the interest and concern is there, and I to bring many of the defectors of the settlement the union reached earlier with B.F. Goodrich. think it will culminate in Geneva.'' back. The union and Goodyear have been on a day-to-day extension of Ram, 71, a member of In- the old contract since it expired April 20. 'Early sweets not addictive' dia's lowest caste, the Un- touchables, and Singh, 71, a Niagara Falls rocks cracking? WASHINGTON IAP) - The assumption that the amount of member of one of its more sugar eaten during childhood influences preferences for sweets NIAGARA FALLS. NY. lAPl - Seeping water and new prosperous ones, the Jats, nar- later in life has not been borne out in animal studies, according cracks have been spotted at the base of a rock observation point rowly lost to Desai 28 months to a report. A rat study done at the Massachusetts Institute of above Niagara Falls that officials fear could collapse, author- ago in the battle for the Janata Technology found no detectable relationship between sugar ities said yesterday Ron Hoskins. a spokesman for the US. leadership Both have been consumption during infancy and childhood and subsequent Army Corps of Engineers, said geo technical expert Thomas maneuvering vigorously to preference for sugar. The report, published in the upcoming Wilkinson reported seeing the cracks during a three-hour take over in recent months, July 20 issue of Science magazine, also said both male and inspection of the Terapin Point observation station Sunday, A but Ram appears to have a female rats showed a significant preference for sugar in their seismic alarm al the point sounded Friday night, and a pre- slight edge. diets prior to sexual maturation. liminary investigation by corps engineers Saturday determined If he is elected by the mem- vhow the rocks had shifted at least one-quarter inch, and "possibly bers of the party in Par- considerably more ' liament, he will be the first Untouchable to become prime Beach Reach comes apart Gas retailers fight minister. The caste system is outlawed by the constitution, CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - Thousands of people but it persists in most of the Roin tried unsuccessfully to form a 26-mile human chain on the order barring protest country, and the Untouchables Doto from Atlantic Ocean beach on Sunday to mark the 10th anniversary are often discriminated By The Associated Press pumps as many hours as they KSSS3 of the first moon walk. Organizers of the Reach on the Beach against. NATIONAL WiAlHtR SERVICE An official of a gasoline re- had July 2. Show€f> Stotionory Occluded said the longest section of the hand-holding chain was I 'i miles The Janata is an uneasy NOAA. US D«?pl ol Commerce tailers group is seeking to dis- The judge said a gasoline and separate chains stretched for one mile at two different coalition formed in 1977 with points. Unofficial estimates of the number of persons along the solve a judge's restraining or- dealers strike would cause ir- der that bars them from pro- reparable harm to the state. the sole purpose of defeating stretch of beach ranged as high as 35,000, though some ob- Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. TIDES WEATHER FORECAST - Scattered areas of pre- servers said far (ewer than that participated. testing federal gas allocation The dealers threatened a . cipltation are predicted today for most portions of and price margin guidelines In similar shutdown for July 1, SaadyHook the country, including the northeast. Cool are is also Bella, Gloria: Being betrayed the form of a shutdown. but delayed it when the U.S. Japanese government TODAY - High 2:24 p.m pushing eastward from the midwest. "It has become to clear to Department of Energy prom- hails energy policy i:idlow8:S3p.m. CINCINNATI (AP) - Feminist leaders Bella Abzug and us thai the restraining order ised to look over its allocation TOMORROW - High 2:45 Local forecast Gloria Steinem told their fellow women activists yesterday issued by the Superior Court of formulas. The DOE's pro- TOKYO (AP) - The a.m. and 3:23 p.m. and low they are being betrayed by the present course of political New Jersey has no basis In posed changes were unaccep- Japanese government hailed 9:07a.m. andlow9:56p.m Yesterday'i high temperature al the Register weather action. In separate speeches to the group they helped found In fact or law, " said Jerry Fer- table to the gas dealers who President Carter's new energy For Red Bank and Rumson station wai SI degrees. The low yesterday was 73. II was 77 1971. the two women told the closing session of the National rara, executive director of the renewed their threat last policy today as a "most bridges, add two hours: Sea at I p.m. and the overnight low was 73. Today's 6 a.m. Women's Political Caucus's convention that they should strike New Jersey Gasoline Re- week. positive strategy." temperature was 73. There was .11 inches of precipitation Bright, deduct 10 minutes: out in different directions to achieve their alms. "We've made tailers Association. "We have served notice on Chief Cabinet Secretary In the 24 hours ending al ( a. m. today. There were 1! Long Branch, deduct IS progress, but What have we got with it?" asked Ms. Abzug, a "Accordingly, we will file the White House that we will Rokusuke Tanaka said in a cooling degree days yeslerday, 102 for the month, and 251 minutes: Highlands, add 40 former New York congresswoman. She was wildly cheered a motion lo dissolve the re- no longer tolerate being con- statement that the govern- for the cooling season to dale. minutes. after a delegate unsuccessfully tried to cut short her speech. straining order and request a sidered second class citizens ment will welcome the new HI La rVcOtK hearing on Tuesday," he said and once again demand the U.S. energy measures as ef- Alpanv cdv Coastal forecast Alpu'que n10 )Mn cdv Automakers start talks today in a prepared statement. Fer- government to open its ears fective means to tide over the Aminllo ts Ucdv and reconsider our plight," the current energy crisis and the Anchor toe H SJ Mcdv Manasquan to Cape Henlopen and Delaware Bay: rara said they wduld file court Ainevlifc 70 11 cdv DETROIT (AP) - Bargainers for 780,000 auto workers and papers today with Superior retailers association problems expected to come up Atlanta •i n cdv Winds are easterly at five to 15 knots today, becoming the Big Three automakers open negotiations today for a new Atlantic Ctv 77 71 cdv north to northeast at ten to 20 knots tonight. Fog and haze Court Judge Morton I. statement said. in the future. BaHlmore M '2 cdv contract that seems unlikely to follow the Carter adminis- Greenberg, charging his order The group has asked mem- He said Japan hopes the Blrmnflfum civ into tonight. Thundershowers are possible today. Partly tration's 7 percent wage guideline. Talks on a contract to Blimarck 71 S- M clr was an illegal prior restraint. bers to stop any protest pend- new policy will not only help Bolt* •0 clr cloudy tonight with isolated showers possible well off replace the three-year United Auto Workers agreement expir- BoH on n • J Ucdv shore Visibility at one to three miles in haze. Locally less Last week, Ferrara's group ing any court or White House stabilize the world's energy Brownsville •0 cdv ing Sept. 14 begin at General Motors Corp., shift to Ford Motor Buffalo n said its members would close action. situation, but will improve the M 70 cdv than one mile in fog mainly off shore today.. Improving to Co. on Tuesday and to Chrysler Corp. on Wednesday. Chief Cnrlttn SC 71 clr five miles or more tonight. Average wave heights at two after business on Friday, but At least 50 percent of the U.S. balance of payments and Chrliln WV 14 rj cdv union demands are expected to be pension increases for retired Chicago U 71 clr feet or less today. Greenberg stopped the plan by state's service stations opened the American economy as a Cincinnati '0 workers, more time off and "substantial" wage increases. The •s cdv ordering dealers to open their Saturday, according to Mat- whole. Cfeveiajnd 99 71 cdv companies will propose measures to reduce soaring medical Columbia IS 70 cdv thew J. Derham, president of Japan also is determined Dal Ft, Win n 77 Ucdv insurance costs and absenteeism. Denver ii • 1 cdv Jersey Shore the New Jersey Auto Club. and well prepared to join other DasMolnei H •t Ucdv Grounded ship Detroit •7 •4 cdv New Jersey's mass transit countries in efforts to save Duluth 77 61 cdv Partly cloudy and humid through today Highs today in Westinghouse workers on strike ridership has dropped since energy, develop alternate FalrbMt n 5* cdv the mid. to upper 70s. Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow. frees itself Hartford ti 7) toedv PITTSBURGH (AP) - Three unions representing about gasoline lines shortened, but sources for oil and solve prob- Helen* 71 Clr But much less humid tomorrow. Lows tonight near 70 Honolulu M It cdv 32.400 workers went on strike against Westinghouse Electric SANDY HOOK - Coast buses and trains still are car- lems surrounding the interna- Houston •7 Highs tomorrow in the upper 70s. Probability of showers cdv Corp. at 12:01 a.m. EDT today, following a collapse In nego- Guard officials reported no rying more passengers this tional energy supply positions, Ind'apcMli |•7 tt .14 cdv at 30 percent today and tonight.Monday Winds are north- JMki'vMle M 74 rn tiations, officials said. There was no immediate word on spill and no casualties when year than last. he added. Junta* M 44 rn east at ten to IS miles per hour today. Ocean water the ARPMAY. a 553-foot Kan'* CltV 17 •t Hcdv whether another union, representing about 12,000 salaried em- LllVtfti 11 Clr temperatures will be inn the low 70s. tanker of British registry, ran Littk Reck n cdv ployes, would join in the walkout. "Westinghouse precipitated n • aground at 1:31 p.m. yester- The Daily Register L« Anttlts n clr the strike by breaking off negotiations at 5:35 p.m. July 14 Louisville M tu* U rn day off the Up of Sandy Hook. Mtmphit B cdv Northern Jersey (Saturday). 30 hours before the contracts with the unions were (USPS-I45-440I Miami •» 71 cdv due to expire." Mary Dresser of the Coordinated Bargaining The tanker managed to get U Warm and humid with mostly cloudy skies tonight itsel freed around 10:15 last •1 •i cdv Committee said in a statement. The committee represented the The Sunday Register Naiftviiit S 71 0*cdv tomorrow and tomorrow night. Chance of afternoon Or night. NtwOrint n 75 cdv three striking unions, the International Brotherhood of Elec- (USPS-334-5701 New York 17 7S cdv evening thunderstorms tomorrow over inland areas. Low trical Workers, the United Electrical Workers, and the Interna- The ship, belonging to the Nor folk IS cdv tonight in the mid 70s. High tomorrow in the mid 80s to Pubhihtd bv The Red Bank Rfgntcr Ofcl* CHv f| 77 tional Union of Electrical Workers Peninsula and Orient Bulk stablished in 1171 bv John H Cook «nd Hf n»» CUv u *i 1.12 *lr upper 70s at the beaches. Low tomorrow night in the low Shipping Co. of London, was Won Ofl.ct H SL H 73 cdv 70s. Clearing and much less humid Tuesday. High 75 So loosen your collars described as stranded "right On* Rtgitier Plait, Vue«tburv. N J 07701 Phoenix inn cdv Pittsburgh it if 01 cdv northwest to low 80s east alongside the beach"' by the Branch Offices Plland, Me u S* rn WASHINGTON (AP) - Loosen your collar and roll up your duty officer here. The Coast IUR1 U.MtdWttown.N Plland, Or* J7 clr Monmoutn County Courtnouie. Fr ehold. N J 07721 Rapid Cltv 74 5) cdv South Jersey sleeves, the temperature is going up today. President Carter Guard News and information Run W St clr has imposed rules, approved by Congress, requiring that the air, office in New York City re- Richmond m 7J cdv St Louis H ;a clr Partly cloudy warm and humid through today. Chance conditioning In commercial buildings be set no lower than 78 ported the vessel was cirrying M«ml»r of ihe Auoclattd PfMI Tbf AtMc<*1«4 Prt\i n emitted ticlinivf(« St f> Tampj ft cdv to the ut* of al< th# local newt onnled >n the nrmpaoer at well at all AP newt Salt L*M 100 M clr of isolated thundershowers again today. Highs today in the degrees starting today. This is expected to save electricity in 247,000 gallons of gisoline, WtMtCfkH SanDfcnw 11 .» cdv 3,822 barrels of fuel oil and 872 San Fran 41 54 cdv 80s. Partly cloudy and becoming more comfortable to- about five million buildings across the country. Energy of-, SMttlt U W Clr night Lows 65 to 70. Partly sunny and much less humid ficials said the saving could be 200,000 to 400,000 barrels of oil a barrels of marine diesel fuel. 53 clr Second Clan ooilaoe P««J al flfd Ban* N J 07701 i*6 at MWdlelown M i E •2 .41 cdv day. Don't be surprised if it Is sometimes even warmer where tomorrow, highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Probability of The ARDMAY was inbound 077*1 Pubi.thtdSundJv through Frldiv Mailiub«rio1.omD*>ablemadvance Tulia ftm 77 rn 75 cdv showers at 30 percent today and 20 percent tonight night. you work, though. The rule says the thermostat can't be set from St. Croix in the Virgin Washington •» Dailv Sunday Dailv and HI—YNM^I **• Winds are variable mostly northeast around ten miles per lower than 78 degrees Fahrenheit. Most thermostats cool Islands lo the Hess Ofl Co. Onlv Only Sunday 1 One Year HIM |1| 00 uooo • •arMM arils') hour today. slightly below their settings, then shut off the air conditioner terminal at Port Reading, the HomfdelivervbvCarr.tr — O«(ly and Sunday J1 00 a wet*; Sunday only MffprnlDTYMti f*a» and allow the room to warm above the setting. Coast Guard said. Single COD* al Counter Daily IScenlt. Sunday SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 16. 1979 The Mty RcgfcfeT 3

(continued) Carter stakes his future be worse than the last five. (continued) summitry: Two-thirds don't vote Work- 'Summer starts' denomination Energy Bonds. "Mr President, you're not leading this nation — you're ers are less productive than came down for a confirmation just managing the government. ... You don't see the people "Summer has officially —Asked Congress to require utilities to halve their use of oil before. Americans save leu which took place on the beach by 1980 through conversion to coal and other fuels. enough any more. .. Some of your Cabinet members don't seem started. " reported a spokes than people elsewhere. There woman for the Long Branch They had a barbeque and went —Called on Congress to create an Energy Mobilization loyal." is "growing disrespect" for Amusement Pier yesterday to the Haunted Mansion and Board, like the War Production Board of World War II, "to cut Carter himself said a crisis of the American spirit is "even the institutions of society — That sentiment was echoed had a good time." through the red tape, the delays and the endless roadblocks to more serious than energy or inflation" and represent! "a government, churches, "There was a lot of fog. completing key energy projects." fundamental threat to American democracy." in other areas of the county schools and the press. dependent on the summer bul it didn't seem to keep peo- —Proposed an extra (10 billion over 10 years for public Declaring that "the symptoms of this crisis ... are all With some of the flaws tourist trade where the lack of ple away," noted Nancy transport and asked Congress "to give me authority for around us," he said that: Carter agrees gasoline and sunny weather l.ykes. in charge of beach mandatory conservation, and for standby gasoline rationing " "For the first time, a majority of our people believe that He agrees that Washing- earlier in the season had been bathing for Asbury Park "We Carter also pledged to "increase aid to needy Americans to the next five years will be worse than the past five years ton. DC , has become an is- watched with alarm had a terrific weekend, not cope with rising energy prices." "Two-thirds of our people do not even vote. land" and that the government But although there were quite as good as last weekend, California Gov .Edmund G. Brown Jr. was critical of "The productivity of American workers is actually drop- "seems incapable of action." neither great quantities of sun but surprisingly good, con- Carter for not mentioning how much the country will or will not ping, and the willingness of Americans to save for the future Congress, he says, allom nor an abundance of gasoline sidering the weather rely on nuclear power. has fallen below that of all other people In the Western world. itself to be "twisted and stations open yesterday The boardwalk was also "I have a hunch that lurking in all that rhetoric there is an "There is a growing disrespect for government, and for pulled in every direction by beaches, and boardwalks in quite busy, and the con- attempt to expand nuclear power," Brown said, adding that he churches, schools, the news media and other institutions hundreds of well-financed and Asbury Park. Long Branch cessionaires seemed to be thinks Carter "should have taken a very firm stand in opposi- "This is not a message of happiness or reassurance, but it powerfufapecial interests " and Sandy Hook had healthy pleased." she added tion" to nuclear power. is the truth and it is a warning." And he agrees with sized weekend crowds The word at the Gateway Deputy White House press secretary Rex Granum later Harking back to Vietnam, Watergate, assassinations of criticism of his own stew- "Business has been getting National Recreation Area at would not comment on why the president made no mention of national leaders and the days when "sound as a dollar" meant ardship He has had only better. " said Laura Homing, Sandy Hook was plenty of har- nuclear power nor say if the subject would be included in the something, Carter asserted: "These wounds are still very "mixed success." a secretary for Long Branch's dy bathers, with or without the Kansas City speech. deep. They have never Jieen healed. The candidate who cam- Haunted Mansion and other sun. although not so many that The bulk of Carter's Sunday address dealt with what he sees Conceding that "the gap between our citizens and our paigned as an outsider became pier amusements. It seems the park had to be closed ear- as the nation's woes — and with shortcomings attributed to government has never been so wide," the president said people a president, he says, who like more and more people ly himself and his administration. For example, he quoted some yearn for "honest answers, not easy answers — clear leader- focused "more and more on were are coming every week A spokeswoman al Sandy of the 150 persons he met with during his adventure in domestic ship, not false claims, evasiveness and politics as usual " what the isolated world of Despite the overcast Hook estimated that 8.000 per Washington thinks is impor- weather, the Haunted Man- sons came to enjoy the tant," sion, new Jungle Golf Mum, beaches there yesterday • He quotes in apparent and rides and other attractions Traffic on the Garden State Plan will be costly and inconvenient agreement what he says he were kept busy with summer Parkway was reported to be moving with no tie-ups and no imports "could very well was told at Camp David: weekend crowds, as WASHINGTON (AP) - It tion's security — to lake no velop synthetic fuel sources "You are not leading this na- serious accidents will cost an estimated 182 mean more gasoline lines." beachgoers braved the fog was all there You didn't have unnecessary trips: to ose tion — you're just managing Sea Bright, beaches had a billion said Rep John Dingell. l> Traffic on Ocean Avenue in to read between the lines: carpools or public transporta- Mich II could under certain the government You don't set Long Branch was sufficiently lair number of sunbathers. but President Carter's solution to tion whenever you can; to Americans will help foot the people enough any more. no serious traffic problems A the bill, first as taxpayers sup- circumstances mean hard- snarled for part of yesterday the nation's energy problem is park your car one extra day When we enter the moral water main break in the after- porting a new government ships in areas of petroleum for afternoon and Saturday to re- going to bring inconvenience per week; to obey the speed equivalent of war. Mr Presi- noon caused a certain amount agency — the Energy Security home heating oil." , call preas crisis days, cool wa- and cost plenty. limit, "the president said dent, don't issue us BB guns." of concern for businesses and Corporation — and then as in- —The push to develop syn- ter rides such as the Water If the public responds to As to what caused Ameri- residents in the North Beach His was a call to arms vestors, purchasing energy thetic fuel is almost certain to Slide and Bumper Boats were Carter's energy strategy, ca s self-confidence to sour, section, where water service warm arms in the summer bonds, the moral equivalent of involve the relaxation of en- particularly popular, and Carter reviews the recent RMtttM Mw* ftv Ctrl Ptrim was interrupted but restored there will be a new, more aus- heat and cold arms in the win- the war bonds sold 40 years vironmental standards Syn- boardwalk merchants were past: political assassinations, ME TARZAN, YOU...? — by early evening tere way of life. A nation ter chill, as Carter urged, ago to finance World War II thetic technologies are not yet happy where sacrifice is patriotic, Vietnam, Watergate, infla- Three youths plav Tarzan A number of gas stations "set your thermostats to save Excess profits reaped by clean technologies, and anoth- • There were a good where material consumption tion, oil vesterdav on a rope which did not open at all yesterday, fuel" the oil companies from the er new bureaucracy — the number of people on the is gauche. As remedy he calls for a swings from a tree over the and a number of others closed Some Americans, perhaps, gradual lifting of price con- Energy Mobilization Board — beach, too. Hornung noted return of the old American Swimming River Reser- early in the afternoon Some "The energy crisis is real, might avoid these inconve- trols on domestically produced would be created to eliminate We had a whole group of cock«uran«a. voir on Phalanx Rd., Lin- iitlwis. including the Hess sta- It is worldwide. It is a clear niences, but it's unlikely any- crude oil will help pay for roadblocks that hinder fuel de- people Irom Brooklyn who He sets the example by a croft tion in Shrewsbury, were open and present danger to our na- one will escape the bill for an some of the proposed pro- velopment. display of faith until late in the afternoon tion," Carter said in his energy strategy that almost grams. "We will protect our en- Lykes said that It appeared speech Sunday night. certainly means a new bulge vironment." said Carter. This country, he says, has Congress must enact the the oil potential of "several that many of the Asbury Park He laid it on the line: in the federal budget. But when this nation needs a windfall profits lax without Saudi Arabias ' It has un- Locals not wild bathers arrived by automo- "There is no way to avoid refinery or a pipeline, we will To give us energy secur- delay; il will be money well matched technology and in- bile, the story was the same in sacrifice." build il'." (continued ifr ihey have questioned his abili- ity." said the president. "I spent." said Carter Unlike novative genius. Long Branch, although the billions of dollars we ship —An extra (10 billion in right place, and his ty to deal with the problems I One energy expert pre- am asking for the most "We can do it." says the II'.inline said that they are to foreign countries to pay for federal spending is being assessment of a crisis in con- think he took the first step in dicted that Carter's energy massive commitment of funds president still getting many calls for bus foreign oil. these dollars will called for to pave the way for fidence is on the mark." How- asserting his position to the strategy will mean more and resources in our nation's This is the country that put and train directions down to be paid by Americans to an improved mass transit ard added people in the speech, by show- gasoline lines and possible history." man on the moon and that the boardwalk Americans." network Assemblyman Richard Van ing that he is not afraid tu go shortages of heating oil. The president didn't reveal "survived threats much more "Every act of energy con- Wagner (D-Monmouth). char- before them and say. these Mobility? Restricted. The the price tag for his energy Other elements in the powerful and awesome than servation is more than just acterized the energy address are my problems, and I need car culture? Slow down. program, but a congressional Carter energy plan are likely those that challenge us now " common sense." said Carter .as "overall, a strong enough your help " Terrorists "I «m asking you - ior source, who asked not to be to be felt by the public What Is required, says "It is an act of patriotism ' speech, but with some definite Although Carter's energy your own good and for the na- named, said the- effort lo de- —The move to restrict oil Carter, is born-again con- gaps." speech was being billed as a fidence, "a rebirth of the surrender Most notable among the turning point.' Van Wagner American spirit." gaps. Van Wagner said, was noted that it seemed more u Whenever you have a the president's failure to re- return to his pre-election to Turks chance," he pleads, "say solve questions concerning the 11th graders fare poorly style. ANKARA, Turkey (AP) - something good about our future ol nuclear power in "I don't think II was a turn- Four Palestinian ierroristi country " America, the possibility of a (continued) percent passed the math, as compared to 59.0 percent and ing point as much as a rebirth who teld the Egyptian Em- supervised decontrol on prices In Highlands, 94.7 percent of the third graders tested 542 percent last year. of Jimmy Carter," he said. bassy for 45 hours and killed of domestic oil and the con- passed the reading exam and 86.8 percent met the min- Passing grades for the test were 75 percent in reading Villane said last night he two Turks were expected to sideration of a "common imum standard for math, as compared to 72.9 percent in and 65 percent on the math test. Burke said the 1979 tests fell that there were many al- appear before a Turkish mili- market" approach between reading and 52.1 percent in math last year. were evaluated and are comparable to the 1978 tests in Praise ternative energy sources tary court today the United States and its North Among Highlands sixth-graders, 75 0 percent passed difficulty. I continued) which Carter was ignoring, Premier Bulent Ecevit said American neighbors. Mexico such as hydroelectric and lidal the reading exam and 56 0 percent reached the minimum Energy Committee, predicted no concessions were made to Listed below are test results for area school districts. and Canada power The assemblyman cur- standard in math, compared to 51.3 percent in reading and Senate approval within two the guerrillas, who surren- Under each grade, the percentage of students in each "I think we're In a strong rently has a bill dealing with just 46.2 percent in math last year. weeks for a bill to encourage dered Sunday morning after school district who passed the 1979,/eading and math tests position right now.to begin ne- hydroelectric energy for the In Keyport. 91.9 percent of the third-graders passed the production of synthetic fuels freeing unharmed the remain- are listed beside comparable figures for 1978 The third gotiations - real negotiations, state in committee reading and 77.4 percent the math, as compared to 77.8 and establish a National ing nine of their original 17 column shows the increase or decrease in students meeting for a North American common percent in reading and 52 5 percent in math in 1978. Among Mobilization Board to cut "The speech lacked de- hostages, including Egyptian the minimum standard from 1978 to 1979. market," Van Wagner said sixth-graders, 73.7 percent passed the reading. While 88.2 through red tape for energy finitiveness, ' Villane said. Ambassdor Ahmed Kamal "But let's not send (Energy projects Both are part of "He seems to be over- Olema Secretary James) Schlesinger^ 3rd GRADE 6th GRADE 9th GRADE 11th GRADE Carter's energy program and whelmed by the magnitude of Ecevit told a news con- — let's send someone who's a have long been pending in Con- the problem, but at least he is ference the raiders would be little more sensitive to energy 1179 1171 1979 1978 1979 1978 1979 1978 gress facing up to it." brought to trial "if the public needs ' Villane said he would like % Abo«i % Mm % h Abivi % Abivi S S Aaovi * Abovi *» <*> Abovi H Abovi % "I commend the presi- prosecutor deems it neces- Mia. Sid Mill. Std Chiigi Mil. Stt. Mia. Sid CNMII Mia. Sli. Mia. Sid. Ckinge Mia. Std. Mia. Std Caiati The added funds for mass to see a "crash program with dent." Jackson said. "The sary. ... There can be no ex- transit, however, would be federal funds We should be general thrust of his program ceptions to anyone in the Turk- DISTRICT SUBJECT good news for the metropoli- looking for the kind of dedi- is in harmony with the legisla- ish legal system." Reading 53.0 53.6 • -0.5 30.7 3.3.6 .2.9 589 54 9 .39 63 3 67 4 A 1 tan area, since, at present, cation of money and resources tion now making its way The Palestinians killed two Asbury Park Math 315 362 -4.7 38 0 30.8 +7.2 59.3 50.7 + 8.6 63 0 59 1 • 3 i New York and New Jersey that created the atomic bomb 81.6 through the Senate." Turkish security guards when Reading 92.7 920 +0.7 73.3 +8.3 have been receiving roughly a and put a man on the moon " Atlantic Highlands Math 829 68 0 +14.9 878 65.0 +22,8 Sen. Mark Halfleld, H-Ore , they blasted their way Into the third or all government fund- A Red Bank merchant and Reading 97.5 98 6 •1.1 900 89.7 +0.3 who attended one of the embassy Friday with grenades ing for mass transit. a Middletown gas station Colls Neck . Math 93,4 92.0 -11.4 87 9 917 •39 domestic summit sessions, and automatic weapons. An "That could mean an addi- owner both expressed, .suc- Reading 100.0 100.0 0.0 900 100 0 100 said. "The president made a Egyptian chauffeur fell to his Deal 1000 tional (3 billion for this area cinctly, one of the recurring Math 100.0 100.0 0.0 100.0 0.0 forceful speech that must now death from an embassy win- Reading 856 87 7 -2.1 838 77,5 +6.3 over the next ten years," Van criticisms of Carter's energy dow in an escape attempt Sat- Ealonlown 838 be followed by equally strong Math 71.T 698 + 1.3 70.1 +13.7 Wagner pointed out. speech urday. Three other hostages 97.0 931 85.9 87.5 -1.6 and specific actions. Reading -3.9 Van Wagner noted that "It was the best ten- made successful getaways Fair Haven Malh 97.0 96.0 + 1.0 85.9 85.6 + 0.3 Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. many of the Carter proposals minute speech 1 ever heard during the siege, and the Reading 74.5 75.0 792 60,4 •1.2 I) Mass pledged to support •0.5 mentioned in his speech last him make," said Edward Freehold Malh 634 64.3 73,3 76,3 •3.0 Carter's program. "President gunmen released four women 0.9 night are not new. such as the Reading 85 4. 868 •13 917 94.5 2 8 Carter has set ambitious goals Straus of Little Silver, who is The men were expected to solar bank and an energy Freehold Regional Malh 86.6 84.4 -2.2. 87 1 90 3 3.2 for the resolution of the energy now riding a moped to work at appear before a military court mobilization commission Reading 98.1 97.1 +0.9 91,2 91.6 -0.4 problem. 1 look forward to Prown's in Red Bank every because Ecevit has imposed Freehold Twp Malh 94.8 93.7 +1.1 899 903 0.4 hearing the details of his pro- The emphasis of developing day as his personal solution to martial law in Ankara and oth- 77.6 •1.4 82 3 934 -11 1 Reading ,976 961 +1.5 77.9 B5.7 ' -7.8 762 gram, and I pledge to work synthetic fuels, use of coal and the energy crisis. er parts of the country to com- Hazlet 75.1 844 93 79 4 804 •1.0 75.4 88.7 '-13.3 Malh 91.4 79.3 +12.1 with him to achieve the goals shale was encouraging, as was "The only problem was, it. bat Turkish political ter- Reading 781 69.7 + 8.4 894 92 7 33 the promise to lessen depen- took him 35-40 minutes to 84 1 he has set * rorism. Henry Hudson Reg. Malh 88.6 73.0 -16,6 88 1 -4.0 dence on imported oil, the as- make it The speech was total- Reading 94.7 72.9 75.0 5138 + 23.7 Kennedl is considered The prime minister said + 21.8 semblyman said. And, he said, ly repetitive of everything we Highlands Malh 86.8 521 1-34.7 56.0 46 2 +9.8 Carter's mol, powerful poten- the surrender of the Palesti- the president was correct in already knew. He sounded Reading 97.5 94.6 + 2,9 876 87.4 +0.2 92.0 93 2 12 95.1 96.2 •11 tial challenger in 1980. al- nians was arranged with the pointing out that the present more like an evangelist than a Holmdel Malh 91.4 910 + 0.4 87 1 864 +0.7 93.3 880 + 5.3 93,1 95.3 •2,2 though he say's he expects to assistance of officials of the situation has been contributed president " Reading 88.7 852 + 3.5 723 604 +11.9 594 675 8 1 838 90 3 •6.5 support the president's re- Palestine Liberation Or- -63 to over the past 10 years by Keansburg Malh 645 648 •0.3 82 1 43.1 +38.0 54.1 622 •B.I .69.2 75.5 election "I felt like I was in ganization who flew to Ankara. Reading 919 77.8 (-14.2 73.7 59 0 +14.7 58 1 692 •11 1 7765 83.6 •61 previous administrations. church," echoed Roy Aravecz, But one Democrat re- Keyporl Math .77.4 52.5 +24.9 88.2 54.2 +34.0 71.7 661 + 5.6 78 1 75.0 -31 "I don't think the Ameri- who owns Monmouth Exxon on garded as almost certain to Reading 97,9 980 •0.1 89.5 91 0 •0.1 can people ever doubted the Route 35. Middletown "1 challenge Carter. California Little Silver Math 87.2 87.9 •0,7 90.7 97,4 •6.7 president's sincerity — I think think that the president was Reading 83.0 79 1 -3.9 59 1 66.6 •7.5 63.6 67.4 •38 72.0 83 8 "8 Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., great in what he said, except it 4 Long Branch Malh 66.3 69.2 •29 630 60.5 + 2.5 666 64 8 + 1.8 80.9 -123 criticized the president {or ig- was too la if They should have Reading 96.7 94.2 24 81.0 80.6 +0.4 noring nuclear power. "I have Gov. Byrne started doing something abuut 8Vi«11 OFFSET Manalpn-Englishlwn Malh 87 1 60.9 -62 78 1 800 19 a hunch that lurking in all that this in 1973. Reading 985 96.3 +2.2 935 943 08 rhetoric there is an attempt to 88,7 XEROX COPIES Marlboro Malh 93.7 883 +5.| 93.0 •42 expand nuclear power." liked it "We have to use smaller 96.8 826 83.2 80 8 7 6 Reading 96.0 +0.8 85.8 •3.2 622 73.0 +9.2 Brown said. cars, less gasoline, less fuel," i INSTANT Malawan Regional Malh ,836 83.9 0.3 75.1 73.3 + 1.8 76 1 64 0 +12.1 78.8 80 2 14 PRINCETON iAFl'-6.6 haven't lost faith in God or The dollar figure refers to \^T /J ANPTHUBTCOMBftNV Union Beach Malh 84.6 85.9 -13 85.3 B3.5 + 1.8 themselves. They have lost mCM lOSEHVt vou Reading 95.7 961/ -1.0 91.0 92.1 +B.9 faith in Carter," Durkin said Carter, s committment of $10 ' • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UNION . West Long Branch% Malh 860 889 29 90.0 84.9 +5.1 billion in new money. 4 TheDtflyRegkter SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, JULY 16, 1979

MIIIIIIIII liniiiiiniiiiim inn IIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIKHIIIII Gas hike Obituaries Governors uphold set for MIMIItllMIIIMIMIIIIIIlllMIIII lllllllllltllllMIMHIIIUIIIIIIMI lllllltllMIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIII oil freedom call 3-5 cents The nation's governors, oil," said Democratic Gov WASHINGTON (AP) - Anthony Tober, formerly generally sharing President George Busbee of Georgia Motorists soon can expect to Carter's concern over a But Illinois Gov. James R. pay 3 cents to 6 cents a gallon a deputy to the sheriff crisis in confidence" in Thompson, while praising the more when they drive in to gas America, have vowed to sup- president's theme of boosting stations for a fill-up under new port his call for oil independ- rules the government is put- LONG BRANCH - An- Washington Lodge. Eatonlown the American spirit, wanted ence. more energy specifics ting into effect. - thony Tober, 78, a resident and Abacus Lodge 182, here here, died Saturday at Mon- He was also a member ol Bui following Carter's ad- I would have liked to The regulations, being un- mouth Medical Center, here the Tall Cedars of Lebabnon dress to the nation last night, have heard some detail, " the veiled loday by the Energy De- many chief executives said He was born in Eatontown Forest 39. Asbury Park, and Republican governor said. "I partment, also would limit Uie they wanted additional details and had lived here since 1919 the Shriners Ancient Accepted would like some specific in- number of new service sta- on the president's energy pro- stances of where he would He retired six years ago Scottish Rite of Trenton. tions that can be built. from the Monmouth County gram and reserved judgment make some sacrifices to get us The new rules were being Sheriff s office, where he was Surviving are four on whether Carter's sagging back on road to energy inde- I adopted in an effort to placate employed as a deputy sheriff brothers. Dominick G Tober. political fortunes would be pendence bolstered. angry gasoline dealers who He was a member of St here. John M Tober. Port "Maybe it just has to be argue their profit margins Luke's United Methodist Ritchie, Kla Frank A Tober "I thought the president elaborated on, " Thompson H ealslef stall photo by Don Lord! have been frozen for five Church Sr. and Harry J Tober. both did a good job of convincing added "His assessment of ol Monmouth Beach, three sis- 'CLEAN' FUN? — The pranksters who poured soap into the brand new fountain in years. Mr Tober was also a con- the natjon he understands the '.he mood and spirit of the ters. Mrs Marie Slanjack. front of Keystone Savings and Loan Associlion, on Route 35 in Shrewsbury, may stable for the District Court problems facing us and that American people was right on Motorists could start Oakhurst Mrs Catherine the money." have thought it was good clean fun. Clean, yes, but bank officials must have taken a He was an exempt member we must all pull together to seeing price rises at the gas Mazza. here, and Mrs Bertha somewhat dimmer view of the clouds of soap bubbles pourinc forth from the and fire driver for the Atlantic overcome the mes» we're in. In Michigan. Republican pump as early as this week, Friedman. Ealontown. and fountain Saturday morning. Engine and Truck Company. said Democratic Gov. John ij'iv William Milliken said Knergy Department officials M'Veral nieces and nephews here He was a former mem- Kvans of Idaho Carter "set some very com- said. Democratic Gov. Jaymendable goals for this coun- ber of the Bf'OF. and a mem- The Flock Funeral Home, The new rules would: ber of the Lion's Club He was Rockefeller of West Virginia try, and I support him as hu here, is in charge of arrang- He'll now change the plan —Set a uniform ceiling for z 32nd degree Mason f-'&AM. ments , called it 'the best speech of works toward these goals " his presidency. " and Washing- all service station profits For the most part, the gov- WASHINGTON lAPl Three soars ago ' IIII-I anlv those ol a challenger, not ton Oov, Dixy Lee Ray, also a Energy Department officials ernors declined to predict Jimmy Carter won the White said the nalion had bei [(adrift an inciimlient seeking re-elec- Democrat, described Carter's said the level probably would whether Carter's political sta- House as the outsider, the man too long, without leadership tion* Lupo Ciaglia services address as one of the most be set between 15 cents and 20 tus would be improved by the who said he could change loo long. Ilishardloseeliuw a Dem forceful he has ever given " cents per gallon. speech, which followed 10 days Washington because he was I..i I liiphl he said Ameri- in i.tin president, who has slated for Wednesday In his nationally-televised of meetings at Camp David nol Darl of its establishment- cans are looking for honetl in t.ii n working with ,i Demo- The National Congress of and broadcast speech. Carter "He certainly had hlon cratic i impress, can lUC; Petroleum Retailers, which RED BANK - Funeral ser- By his own account, it hasn't swers and clear leader-.hip ing An autopsy has been outlined a six-point program to spirit and a risk-taking at- cevfull) campaign with represents about 60,000 ser- vices for Lupo Ciaglia, the 26- worked that way. Olten. you see paralysis, scheduled for today by thecut US dependence on foreign titude." said Republican Oov criticism oi ihe government vice stations nationwide, says year-old borough man whose county medical examiner. Now.-as he begins a new stagnation and drift You don't oil by 50 percent over the next Lee Dreyfus of Wisconsin he heads current profit margins aver- body was found floating in the The body was first seen campaign. Carter is trying to like it and neither do I " decade Whether it paid off or not. I After all. if the gap be- age 12.5 cents per gallon. Navesink River, here on Sat- lloaling in the Navesink River reclaim the themes that While tlie themes .ire sum Among the proposals was a don't know We II have to wait tween Washington and the resl urday, will he held Wednes- near the Hubbard Bridge at worked political maijii" for lar the situations are •.i -1 K —Close a loophole that has commitment to development and see. " .>! America really is wider day about 6 .15 am. Saturday and him three years ago different The que lions allowed many stations, partic- of alternative energy sources, Utah Gov Scott M. than ever before. Carter will Ciaglia resided with his was recovered by borough po- In Kansas City and Detroit Carter raised lasi niphi aboul ularly high-volume discount such as coal, oil shale and so- Matheson. a Democrat, said have to lake his share of the father. Angeloantonio. and lice shiirtly afterward. today, and in scores of cities to Ihe cunditmn ol the country ones, to charge more than cur- lar, and proposals to spend Carter certainly didn't blame — stepmother Joannina, at Ml Carter promise! to heal and its leadership are custom rent price ceilings. < uiolia hud ne*n last s««n billions on public transporta- linn Ins political outlook, 'it Herbert St. here .urn hcid Hi. voi, alive when he left his home tion is too soon Uo toll» whether he -Set a 40.000 gall Police here have termed lion month allocation limit for new shortly after midnight Satur- The six specific meas- helped himself much in the the deatli an accidental drown I »tll continue to travel Government intervention service stations This is de- iljy according to Detective ures outlined by the president area You can get emolioiully the country to hear the people signed to aid smaller, full-ser- Sgt, Paul Lang are comprehensive and are a whipped up Sunday night, but ol America " he said lasi vice dealers, who pump on the The victim s clothes were giant step forward in reducing what happens when you go to seen to get tilings done Stephen Estoek night. "You i .i« help me de average less than 40.000 ill ' in,.rsd heaped in a pile on our independence on foreign work Monday morning," vclnpa national agendafoi the one more day per week, using gallons a month SHREWSBURY - Stephen Hie budge. The body pulled WASHINGTON (API \l 11 "in Ihe water was unclothed IMIIS I will listen Ami l will though President Carter is carpool) and public transpor- Estoek. m. ol 77 Silverbrook The new rules were drafted acl We will act together." calling for greater energy con tation, obeying speed limits Road. here, died yesterday at Ciaglia was born in San with unusual speed amid Thais what he promised in servatfoii and new tucl de- and reducing heating and air Riverview Hospital. Red Lupn. Italy, and had lived in Surrender of atomic strikes by service station the first place. velopment, his fundamental conditioning Bank Italy before moving to Red owners in the East who were Bui carter acknowledged thrust is political strong gov- Hut Carter promised the He was born in Dunmore. Hank 10 years ago. protesting the frozen profit thai in the three yean lini e eminent Intervention to >?n public "an extra $10 billion I'a . and lived there until mov- He was a member of 9L margins. power plants feared his miminatiuii l»r prwMimt, thoso Ihllir ilini over the next decade lo ing here four months ago. Anthonys Roman Catholic the subjects on which hi h.i sTrengthen our public trans- Tin speed with which they Church, here which radiation was released In his, speech Sunday night, He had been a miner, who President Carter's failure spoken to Ihe nation have portation systems" and of- were put into effect was Surviving besides his father into the environment Carter announced Ihe nun retired after 50 years work in to mention nuclear power in become Incrsaiinglj narrow, lered increased aid to tlie poor criticized by at least one con- and stepmother are a brother. But other utility officials poaltionol quotas to limit r s 1952. and a caretaker in the his energy address has stirred fOCUSvd more and more on to cope ..with rising energy sumer group, the Center for Uunmore (turnery Cemetery Saverio I laglia here, and two fears in the Industry that he said they thought Carter was dependence on imported ml vih.ii lbs i..nljkii unrld ul III I! ' Auto Safety. sisters, Mrs Annamaria simply reacting lo the political and srt :i goal ot hi I from 1954 to 1960 wilt abandon atomic power Washington thinks is Impoi He was a member of the St Mignone of Long Branch, and plants. power of nuclear opponents imports by 1990. lanl Mary of Mount Carmel Church Miss Patricia Ciaglia. at honje But California Gov>Ed- 'Until the political situ- Gradually you have He proposed a legal re in Dunmore and a member of here. mund G Brown ,li . an oppo- ation is resolved. I don't think DIRECT DEPOSIT OF YOUR lie,ml more and more about quiremenl that electric utiJi- the Holy Name Society of the The John E Day Funeral nent of nuclear power and a you'll see many politicians 1 whal the. government thinks" or lies switch from buinin,. oil I" church Home here, is in charge of possible challenger to Carter coming out fur nuclear SOCIAL SECURITY CHECKS... what the governmenl should burning coal, said lie would Surviving are his wife. arrangements in next year's Democratic pri- power." said Frederick be iluinn and less .tnd less seek authority for unspecified "CHECK WITH US!" Mary Dupay. here, one daugh-. maries, said he thought Carter Draeger. a spokesman for I'a about OUT nation s hopes, our mandatory conservation" ter Mrs Russell Pendell. with will still push nuclear power. cific Gas & Electric Co . a Mrs. Marian W. dreams and our vision ol the affecting the public ami re- whom he lived, one brother. California utility with a nucle- Nuclear power has been future he said nrv.nl his bid tor standby au- TWIN BORO FEDERAL SAVINGS George Estock of Florida and MacCregor reeling under the weight of ar power plant that is com- Their ciiiilideni e shaken to tthority to ration gasoline. two grandchildren escalating costs and lengthen- pleted and awaiting Nuclear WEST KEANSBURC. - the point ofcrisi: Cartel laid. Carter said he would pro- AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ing licensing delays, problems Regulatory Commission ap- Tie Worden Funeral Mrs. Marian MacGregor. 51. uur people have turned to a pose tin IIIDSI massive 94 BROAD STREET—EATONTOWN that were increased by Ihe ac- proval to begin producing Home. Ked Bank, is in charge ol 511 Calmer Ave here, died Icileral (jint'iniiit'iil and found peai ej Imi commitment of 542-0404 cident at the Three Mile Island power of arrangements Saturday al the Bayshore it isolated from the main luiids and resouTceS in our na- plant near Harrisburg, Pa Carter has long been am 1 Co in in u n i ty Hospital. Btrearp ol our nation s life tion's history 1" develop new Only one utility ordered anew bivalent about nuclear power Hoinulel energy sources And he < • (led Clare \\. Robinson nuclear plant last year, and During his 1976 campaign he Washington D.C has be She was born in Jersey City lor the creation of an Energy none have done so this year said atomic energy "should (nine .in island." the president RAILROAD TIES and lived most of her life in Si mi m Cnrpnration and a S» MIDDLETGWN - Mrs be relegated to a last priority said imm his office in Wash- Used: (approx. 7x9x8/6) this area But Energy Secretary l.u Hank financed by a Clare W, Robinson. 90, for- as far as energy sources are ington DC. The gap be- She was the owner and op- James Schlesinger has con- windfall profits las on ig- merly of Elizabeth, died Sat- concerned Our excessive tween our citizens and our erator of the Corner Liquor sistently supported nuclear controlled-oil prices. urday at the King James Nurs- emphasis on atomic power" government has never been so 3$599 2$799 ,$999 s.lee, $11 99 ing Home, here • Store. Union Avenue. Union power and the Carter adminis- tration has proposed legisla- should be severely reduced." IM.Ir To speed major energy Pressure Treated She was the molher of Wil- Beach, for the past ten years Thai'is milch the same as tion to speed up licensing of But he proposed speeding projei i through go\ei nmi til liam W Robinson, of Rumson. She was a communicant of whal i .ti ici s.tid about the $399 $569 $679 $929 $1()99 the plants up licensing of the plants and red tape, Ihe president pro- and lived for1 most of her life in St Ann's Roman Catholic Washington ol lliTli. after eight How can you seriously said during the Three Mile Is- posed creation ol an Energy Elizabeth Church in Keansburg and a years id Republican adininis address the energy future 6f land incident. "There is no Mobilization Hodrd. She had been employed as a member of the Altar Rosary [ration. the nation and not mention nu- way for us to abandon the nu- He urged Hie public to save reporter on the Elizabeth 'Society of the church In recent years our na- MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER clear energy, unless its clear supply ol energy in our luel by avoiding unii' Journal She was a deacon of She is survived by her hus- tlon has seen a failure 6f lead- simple political expediency"'" country in the forseeahle trips, leaving the car parked 777 SHREWSBURY AVENUE. SHREWSBURY the First Presbyterian hand. Kred M MacGregor Jr: ership." Caricr said in accept* asked Eugene Gantzhorn. a future" • Church. Elizabeth, and was three daughters. Mrs Peggy in« the DeiniMiatic presiden- spokesman for the Atomic In- formerly a director of the Ann Shull of Virginia Beach. dustrial Forum, a nuclear ii.i' nomination on July is, Family and Childrens Society Va . Mrs. Marilyn D Montan- trade group. 1976. We have Ijecn hurt and in Elizabeth clli of Spotswood. and Miss 2 more we have been disillusioned We Brown criticized Carter for She was the author of a Jane Ellen MacGregor. at have seen a wall \w up that HOT STYLES... not coming out against nuclear book of musical instructions home: her father. John separates us hum our govern' Whalen. here: a brother. energy. "1 have a hunch that Annie called For Little Hands and executed menl, We leel that moralde- lurking in all that rhetoric Voices." Donald V Whalen. here, and a r;i\ has weakened our country. there is an attempt to expand KHORAMSHAHR Iran She was the widow of Hen- •liter. Mrs. Helen Maranelli Hut ii is crippled b\ a lack ui COOL PRICES! nuclear power, he said. lAPt — A revolutionary linnu ry P. Robinson of Elizabeth ul Baal Rutherford. goals and values, ami that our Carter's deputy press sec- squad executed two more per- sez Surviving, in addition to The John W. Mehlenbeck public officials have lost faith retary. Rex Granum. refused sons today, raising to five the her son. are a daughter. Mrs. Funeral Home. Hazlet. is in •n us... to say why nuclear power was number killed in retaliation Clarence Carter ol New charge ol arrangements not mentioned, or to sayfor a grenade attack on a In We wanl i" have faith Haven. Conn.: four grand- whether Carter would raise neral procession that killed acain We want tn be proud children and five great-grand- Ihe subject in future speeches lour persons and injured 47. again children. In that acceptance speech. Bus bill The president called on authorities in this southern We've been shopping the various The Schmidt Funeral Carter spoke ol Ihe wounds Congress to require as a port city said Home. Elizbeth. is in charge I continued) matter of law that our nation's The five persons executed, left in war and in Watergate, of arrangements. islators to oppose it utility companies cut their including three last night, and said it was lime tor hi.il- apparel markets for the past He said he is philosophical- massive use of oil by 50 brought to 320 the number Ing Giuseppi Sporlelli ly opposed to state ownership percent within the next decade killed by firing squads since Those wounds are still and operation of any major and switch to other fuels, espe- AyatoUah Huhollah Khomeini very deep, he said last night several months to bring you the FREEHOLD TOWNSMIP • •nice or industry and cially coal, our most abundant look power in February "The) ncu'i have been - (iiuseppi Sportelli. 80. of charged'that "the bill in its energy source " The grenade attack came healed Smithburg Road. here, who present form creates- ;i new died Saturday at his home had Nuclear proponenls Hid during a funeral * best for less." We're holding the super-agency unanswerable to that goal could never be yesterday in this key oil purl :"* worked as a truck farmer for either the legislature or the PHOTO PROCESSING more than 30years reached without nuclear tor a pro-Khornernl reyolu public. energy I think he knows llonarj guard who was killed AND line on prices; doing otir bit to He was born in Crispano. "There is no legislative ov- Uial coal cant do if alone." last week, Italy and had lived in Brooklyn ersight at III, and the agency said William Lee. the chair- The attackers presumably before moving here in 1945 will be answerable, if at all. FILM SALE man of Duke Power Co., a wen' ethnic Akab militants only to the governor.' Dowd cool the economy - but not at the Mr Sportelli's employment North Carolina utility heavily who have been fighting the KODAK 110-12 FILM said. "Political realities was incorrectly reported in comiiiittad to nuclear power revolutionary government to AND PROCESSING $2.99 the Sunday Register make the Senate "confirma- Lee said he hoped the omis- press their demands lor KODAK * 110-20 FILM tion" process a weak and to The Higgins Memorial sion simply represented a de- greater Arab autonomy in oil- AND PROCESSING S3.99 expense of the newest fashions tally ineffective safeguard Home, here, is in charge of cision by Carter not to in- rich Khuzestan Province KODAK -135-24 FILM against every form of ex- arrangements tervene in investigations of the About 37 persons died in the ecutive mischief ranging from AND PROCESSING $4.99 made with the best Three Mile Island accident, in province lasi monlli mismanagement In poor poli- PHOTO PROCESSING 202 Death Notices cy decisions." AND quality available. As a concession to the Sen- ESTOCK — Slepnn.. »t, on July IS. FILM SALE 19r*. of I! SilvFrbrook • Road ale which passed the Herbert Special 71uut6 Shrewtbu'v Hutband ol Mary Father bill 25-12. Uambaccini agreed EXPIRES JULY 31 ol Mr* Ruisell Pendfll Brolrtpr of It's Time to Discover Gaorge Funtrdl from (he Worden Fu to'give the Senate the power to rwnl Home, M E FionlSI. Red Banfc, To all my triends for their prayers, Masses, PHOTO PROCESSING on TuMda». July V dl 9 JO a m Fu overrule any takeover of a bus BV GORAM PHOTO nffalWBiiSI Dorothea i R.C Church. cards, phone calls, flowers and truit. I have Eilonlrmn al to am Interment Fair company which did not wanl to View Cemetery. Middlelown Vhila be acquired "Annie Sez" lion Monday ;9pm recovered from both operations successful- ly and am back in the office. Thank you all Classified Wa, 490 BROAD ST. RTE. 35 again SHREWSBURY, N.J ».3O A.M. TO 9 P.M. SAT. TO 6 P M dial A Very Grateful "The Action Line' PHONE 842.0011 Ann M. Juska 842 3676 Storet in Clifton, N.J. 542-1700 Nanueta Hirttdala.N.Y. SHREWSBURY, N J. MONDAY, JULY 16.1979 The Daily Register 5 Mathematics institute set in August Responsible questions on gas ics in high school lator technology WKST LONG BRANCH - Monmouth College will con mathematics Classes will meet Monday By SYLVIA PORTER mails out (bout 25 to 30 million Social Security duct a Mathematics Summer It will also provide an in- through Thursday from 9 30 (First of two column) checks each month To ration gas, the govern- troduction to computer pro- am to 11' MI ment would have to distribute at last five times as Institute Aug 6 through 23 gramming and will re-ex- Prof Richard Pirchner, Much of the frustration, hysteria and panic many coupons — set up what easily could become The course, which will carry amine the high school which have erupted on the long lines at the gas YOUR MONEY'S another enormous bureaucracy, etc This does not three graduate credits, will who is an assistant professor station pumps in recent weeks have resulted froni mean rationing won't come But it would be cover alternate approaches to mathematics curriculum in at Monmouth, v ill conduct our ignorance — and our deep mistrust of both imposed reluctantly, with a clear fear that it the teaching of traditional top light of computer and calcu- the course Washington and the oil companies. Much of lie could be a mess wild talk about conspiracies and devils in the corporate boardrooms has been irresponsible ind Q Was there ever any seggeetion by officials actually counterproductive. in authority that a solid gas shortage .would impress upon the public that we need energy at But there are responsible questions that mil- whatever price or no matter what the risk to Hie lions of you, representing a cross section of toe public's health, safety or environment? at the close of the first quarter of the year American public are asking that demand an at- A. With merely a year to go before the 1980 demand remained high and oil stocks were low. tempt to get responsible answers. Here's ny af- presidential election campaigns, it seems highly fort. \T It wasn't until early May — as recently as May unlikely that the Carter White House would risk Q. When did the U.S. government and the | 1 — that the start of warmer weather and the playing Russian roulette with the American pub- companies first know that a gasoline i arrival of the traditionally heavy driving season lic. was imminent? Did they warn anyone about t convinced experts in government and industry RED BANK ONLY The gas shortage is real And there is no threat? that world oil production wouldn't meet demand, and shortages as well as rising prices couldn't be attempt at this date by either the industry or the HOURS: A The first time either the U.S. governing White House to capitalize on it TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY: 10-6 or tiir oil companies realized that a crisis mi avoided. MEN'S When events as unpleasant as this occur, there FRIDAY: 10-9 be in the making on the world oil markets wa; By this time, the crescendo of warnings was always are some people who take comfort from SATURDAY: 10-6 November 1978, when political turmoil hit It* greeted with a nationwide yawn. "conspiracy theories " that assign blame to one Initially, it was thought that oil exports would Q. If Congress had approved Carter's request group or another This is much simpler than WEAR curtailed for only a short time, and for a while]l for stand-by gasoline rationing authority months searching for rational explanation! for the de- cutbacks were transitory. ago, would gas be rationed today? velopment, particularly it tht1 explanations com- But at the end of December, Iran sU A. No Despite the spectacle of long gas lines pel facing up to our own responsibility for the SPECIAL GROUP SUMMER exporting crude oil entirely and when it r and the threat of a fuel crisis if next winter js problem But the cold fact is that over the years exporting, Saudi Arabia cut back Its exp severe, Department of Energy officials told my Americans have depended heavily on ecergy - about 1 million barrels a <&f. By late February associate: Brooke Shearer, that the situation especially energy imported from nations often not SUITS CLEARANCE March there was a gradual awakening both would have to worsen substantially for the US at all sympathetic to our economic interests and among oil industry and government energy ex- government to undertake gas rationing. The prob- objectives perts that there could be potential gas shortages lems involved in setting up a workable gas ration- ing system are staggering. Thus, we ourselves have helped mightily in But, the awareness came slowly — and nj one creating the shortages and we ourselves must was certain how much oil would be produced As an illustration, the one government agency now unite in finding the right solutions, then domestically or how high demand would be. ' which now distributes anywhere near the number pursuing them with our old-fashioned enthusiasm As far back as early Jeery, President Carter of pieces of mail that a gas rationing plan would SPORT JACKETS had appealed to the public to conserve energy but require is the Social Security Administration. It Tomorrow: More Q. & A. on (ius Crisis Should hold inherited stock ing to acquire National Air- .HiHiilMlliliillllimimMilHMIHHIIIMIItlM siderably above the depressed By DAVID It. SARGENT level of a few years ago. lines in order to obtain a <) I am a 4« y«ur old Pan American's operating domestic route system and investor who recently in- results are now in the black ntntn equipment as well herited shares of American after several unprofitable National shareholders have Telephone & Telegraph, Play- SUCCESSFUL years. A substantial rise in approved proposed terms, but boy Enterprises, and Pan passenger volume has been an the CAB has thus (ar recom- American VV6rld Airways. I important factor in producing mended disapproval on the am prepared to accept some INVESTING the turnaround Fully diluted ground that the merger would risk and am more interested in per-share net climbed to $1.52 lessen competition. Should the SWIM SUITS stocks with good appreciation last year from 83 cents in 1977 CAB decide in I'an Am s fa- vor, it would be an important potenlial than in income. Whal HIIHWMHIHHHIIIIIIIIIHIIIHHHIlHi and from a deficit of 17 cents BERMUDAS do you suggest? Q.R. Florida in 1976. Much larger deficits plus for that carrier. Addi- tional flights to principal for- A. - You may be prepared three NYSE-listed stocks vestment over the long term. were reported in prior years. American Telephone 4 Tel- Most of Playboy's earnings This international carrier eign cities arc benefiting this to accept some risk: even so I years operations However, don't believe any investor's egraph ranks first in com- come from operating casinos, serves 19 cities In the United municatipns by a wide margin. clubs, and hotels A smaller States and its territories and the impact of rising fuel costs tfolio should consist entire- will probably' hold full year of speculative issues. In Earnings and dividends have portion is provided by maga 73 cities in 58 foreign coun- r per-share earnings to some- your case, one of the three been in fa firm uptrend for zine publishing; the com- tries Pan Am in contention inherited stock {AT&T) is the some time now, and this trend pany's miscellaneous other ac- with other airlines is attempt- what below 1978 results. bluest of blue chips, while the should continue. Growth, plus tivities, in total, are currently other two are speculative is- the compounding effects of unprofitable The rising na- sues whose fortunes are on the rising dividends I which stock- tional interest in gambling is upswing. This provides a rea- holders pan elect to invest in benefiting Playboy. Financing NOW OPEN sonable balance for someone more slick at 95'i of average GREAT SELECTION SHORT SLEEVE has been arranged for a large In The Former Fields Furniture Location KNIT* TERRY in your position; thus you market price i, can greatly in- new hotel and gambling casino SHIRTS should continue to hold all crease the value of your In- in Atlantic City to be operated SHIRTS DRESS I SPORT jointly with a subsidiary of KEYPORT Bv ARROW Allow At 7-11 £»»T FRONI ST PI F»SANI PI AIMS MAI I 111 MONMOUTH SI Hyatt Corp. It should be in KITPORT TOMB HIVED RED BANK business by the end of next I year. 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FIGHTING CYSTIC FIBROSK — Leon H. Rovlck, Oceanport, representing the grand chancellor of the Grand Lodae, Knights of Pvthlis of New Jersey, pres- ents a $600 donation to Mrs. Olga Venskus, Llncroft, . president of the Friends of Cvstic Fibrosis and Lung Damaged Children, a branch of the Auxiliary of Mon- mouth Medical Center, Long Branch. The funds will be used in support of the MMC cystic fibrosis clinic.

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Librarv sets program on model airplanes MATAWAN - Flying en- Larry Bilbrough,aerospace SAVINGS BANK thusiasts of all ages are in-education specialist from vited to a program on modil NASA s Goddard Space Flight airplanes al the Aberdeer- Center. will.vislMhe library Matawan Public Library < and older are lovited to attend will be at the library to spejk The presentation is the first in Member FDIC ;i series ol special science pro- on model planes Two films. New Jersey's biggest bank with offices in Essex, Bergen, Morris, Passaic, Union, Monmouth, grams planned for the sum: •To Fly" from the Soil*- ' . Ca'mden and Burlington.Counties sonian Institution a|d mcr in conjunction with a sci- •Marvel us Miniatures fr|m ence mini-grant the library the Academv of Model Affo- has received from the state naulics will I* shown. library The Daily Register Reds have sophisticated machinery

llllllllllllllllMMIIIIHIIIIMHItllHUMHllllllll WASHINGTON WHIRL - Established in I87K - Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON son. American company ex- WASHINGTON - Greedy ecutives are unlikely to squeal More than one Irate motorist American businessmen, reluc- WASHINGTON on their customers, another has thought it might be worth- ARTHUR Z. KAMIN tant bureaucratic regulators Commerce Department of- while to "let em eat Kind" — President and Editor and detente-smitten presi- ficial told us Unless, they're that is, to withhold U.S. grain dents have combined U> pro- SCENE super-patriots, they have a and other commodities from vide the Soviet Union with so- very large slake in not inform- the oil-producing nations that Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor phisticated, militarily useful IIMIIIIUIIMIIIIIIIIIIKlllMltllllllllMMIIIIini ing.' he said are ripping us off. In Decem- machinery from our techno- 'i it sources told us it can ber 1974 the shah of Iran, of all MONDAY. JULY 16. 1979 logical arsenal tenon he said be assumed anything that can people, had a better idea Con- The workings o! this in- Kor example, before the be used lor military purposes cerned at the way inflation credible triple whammy were Ruiiiuu can get permission will be put to such use by the AN ORISON was driving up the cost of ne- '...And in Vienna I learned a new Russian game' described a lew weeks ago to to purchase certain products IIIISM.IIIS Brady cited one ex- purposes, when you export a cessities the oil exporters the House Armed Services they, must sign a statement ample to the committee the computer, you. lose control were buying from the West, Committee in secret testi- that they won t use the Ameri- huge Soviet truck plant on the over It." Brady explained. the shah proposed that the mony by Larry Brady, who can-nude hardware lor mili- Kama River largest of its There is. he said, "no real price of oil be tied to the price Ml tlicn (he acting director ol tary purposes.' Otherwise. kind in the world It was built way" it can > determimed of 20 or 30 imported com- Ihe Commerce Department's we wouldn't approve it." with some $500 million worth whether a computer has been modities The price-indexing export office Brady explained nl American designs, tools and diverted to military use But system found favor among Some years ago. rernero Hut sources lold our as- computer? last year President Carter ap- several of Ihe OPEC nations, a bering Pearl Harbor and the loclale Dale Van Atla that Brady testified that he had proved the salepf a large plant State Department official told U.S. scrap iron that had helped there is no effective way In 'cently confirmed Ihe use of for producing oil drill bits, us But no one in this country In build the Japanese war ma- make sure the Soviets live up «io Kama Biver plant to make and the plant includes a com- took the idea seriously. Lost chine. Congress passed a law' tn their promise Instead, the military vehicles and parts puter opportunities get lero miles designed to ban the ..il> of ('oromerce Department relies The file indicates that we One congressman ex- per gallon. sensitive" products thai Oil the fo'x In guard the hen- kneu III the time the license pressed concert over the sale could be converted lo military house: on.site inspections are was made . at the White of computers in a fully auto- - Is Ma Bell getting de- use by our communist ad- made by representative) "I House in 1974 that they mated traffic-olntrol system fensive in her old age? Well, versaries Several thousand the t'.S companies thai sold • would manufacture more en- lor Kova Airpoj-t in Russia, sort of. Chesapeake and items on the Commodity the products. fines than trucks, he said noting the prese»ceof "many Potomac Telephone Co.. Control List can be exported Sim only are these employ- Another top official told us. bunkers" and ji(l lighters at which handles the Washington supposedly only after careful ees ollen non-Americans, but Any reasonable individual the facility. area and is one of the nation's review and approval by feder- they have a strong motive [or knew then that the extra en- Business firn|s and their busiest, got tired of going to al watchdogs ignoring any Soviet violation! gines and other things would political allies have been pres- court - and losing - in cases Rut Brady told the House Kxplamcd Brady '•The flu In Ihe military " Despite suring the Commerce Depart- involving collisions with its committee bluntly "The ex- company wants in sell mure objections on this score, then- ment to loosen tht controls on trucks and cars It has decided port cootrol system, as it is and lie knows very well lli.n it Secrctarj ol lUte Henry Kis- exports still luNher. "We to send all its drivers to school today, is a totai shambles he reports a diversion ito mili- singer approved Ihe sale should begin tu l(ave a little to learn defensive driving The safeguards written into tary USeI. hi1 s mil X"IIU! to be Compdtert are the source more backbone ih the proc- techniques Maybe unmarked the regulations are 'not able to sell more.' of the most intense con- ess." the outspoken Brady told vehicles would be more effec- worth the paper they're writ- Kor the .same selfish lea Irnversy Kor all practical the House committee. A blockbuster no one Noticed

B\ JAMKS.f. KII.I'ATIttCK •tHIMMIIIHIHMIIimimilMlitltMIUIUIUIIMI birianred Ihe i ourl lurther Will II work"1 "The ex- WASHINGTON -- Over the held lhat remedial measures perience in city after city." past 25 years the Supreme (ONSKKVVTIVi; HUM be carefully cqnfmed lo said Powell, demonstrates Court has handed down live unreeling only those siiu that this is an illusion ' major decisions involving aUonfl where a current con- The process of resegrega- school segregation . Four of VIEW stiluluinal violation could be tion. stimulated by resent- them are well known the shown ment against judicial coercion Topeka case in I'J54. tlir New IIIIHtlNIMHMIIIIMMMIIMIItHIIMIIIIIMIIMII^ The Court's luling of July 2 and concern as to the effect of Kent County case In ISM. the in li.ivlon and Columbus turns court supervision of education, Charlotte caie In 1971 and the segregation whoh the prac- everything upside down. The will follow today's decisions as Denver case in 1973 tice was sanctioned by state two cities have not operated surely as It has in other cities The fifth nnr came iluwn law This w.is lie |ure tegiega racial!; separate schools as a- KII.PATRUK subjected to similar sweeping jusl the other day. and it is nun It wai not until later thai mattei ol law since at least decrees." amazing' The < mil i I HIKH Hut' ;il Ihe time «f the the i nun EM§aa t<> gat ileeph i .i.' ilii- ri Utalt »l the two Ohii rities ;iml are clear enough to guide ac- stepped into. The new Long Branch public area must be eminently qualified, and litigation: the rases will affect isted as a matter of fact constitutional — and the must be effectively dis- tivist district judges with a safety director has his work cut out for Graff's credentials would be hard to families, both lil.u I. and while. not as,i matter ol law b'urden "I prod has shifted It mantled and restructured In yen for social engineering The in many slates outside the This is generally wh.it the is up to Ihe defendant cities to Columbus, almost halllili of him. As the city's top cop he faces one of match He achieved an excellent record as f i tm outlook is that we are SDUIII. the Court has given i,.ml held in Hit- de facto/ prove then innocence the student* must he bused; the most demanding and difficult munici- state trooper, detective and finally major about to get scores of such new life to the grotesque busi- cases Ih.il plaintiffs would Mr Justice Powell, dissen- teachers musl be reassigned: pal assignments in the county. federal judges under Jimmy in the State Police, heading the criminal ness ol racial-balance busing have in bear the burden ol ting lermed the majority's some schools must be fllosed; Carter s nominating power. But the former major of the State investigation section. The Slate Police Or- — and except in the cities of proving iii.ii i community j, opinion! "profoundly disturb- patterns of family life nUst be Dayton and Columbus them Police, who obviously thrives on ganized Crime Task force was formed and all-black or all-while schools ing Jhej appear t» endorse disrupted. Neighborhood I never thought I would challenge, is the kind of man for this kind selves, no one has paid much were ihe consequence of con- "a wholly new constitutional schools musl be abandoned by smile upon a constitutional operated under his direction. As a detec- attention parents who have loud s^p- of job. scious segregative decisions concept I n sIe a d'o f amendment to prohibit racial- tive in the 1960s he spent much time in Let me cut through someol li<- public bodies - that il diminishing the role nl the ju- purled them. Everything mast balance busing, but such an The chair Graff occupies has always Long Branch investigating organized the legalise When thli lerlej wasn't Just by accident, but by diciary in school deiegrega yield to the draconian ideal of amendment is moving toward been one of major responsibility. The linn these opinions will ex- precise racial balance in every crime, gambling, drug rings and other ol cases began in 19.M Ihe covert design, thai a locality's a vote in the House. It looks weight of the problems of the job have { our I was concerned only with school "in racially im pjUUl th.it rule The Court con- school. better all the time. criminal activity. So he knows the city. * been reflected frequently in controversy, Graff says, after his first month i n the with the "buck " always passed along to the director's office and with that official, job. that it has been very satisfying, that during one tenure, the focal point of well he likes the city and its people And. notes Parking tickets protested publicized intra-departmental friction. reporter Robin* Goldstein in an article in the Sunday Register, praise he is getting Long Branch has. as have so many Monimiuili Beach tickets Issued to me show the have n monthly permit? I do thus being able to service Imlh that there is something in- urban centers, more than its share of from city officials and police officers in- To the Editor nun'nl ticketing as III I5.ii m nnr commute daily to New senior citizen complexes,. It, herently wrong and unfair in would then proceed to 'the the method used lor selection problems. Not the least of them are those dicates the feeling is mutual. open letter lo Violations and III .in a in I parked no Vork, perhaps only 50 pei cenl Bureau Long Branch Munici- r.nlin ill.m li i)il ;i in . thcrc- "i nn mm' and a monthly jughandle at Harmony Rjiad It is also bordering on in- pal i' i lure nn 50 cents covered less pri'tiiu does nol nuke sense and Highway 35 and.propped voluntary servitude to pay a . Enclosed is $n m full I ban l.pin hours The third Be idei I couldn i gel one it I down the highway lo lied juror $5 per day when every Celebrity plugs and the Law IUWIHIU..UI ikjee tickets lur ticket was itsui dal II 16a m • w.inird III hecHuse none are Bank other employer in the state is overtime parking in the II In all three instances the available They have all been The legislators vvere wry required to pay at least the Not long ago Pat Boone did a tele- what it reveals about the regulatory mind iinKIi-ii area of' the Lonfi . .iFiii>iiiit nl Ihe Hue Ini ' ' issued In employes Ol Mun- interested and with the hell >l minimum legal wage The $5 vision commercial for an acne prepara- The precedental value of the Boone Branch railroad station park nine p.irkinp was not in- mouth Medieal Center which. judge l{ahiccque and the M d 1 rale calculates to 77 cents per tion in which he told viewers that the case lies in its suggestion that celebrities nit; lot These tjckels are un dicated mi the back ol the I iirl should. In pi'ividing its dletnwli Transportation Co hour Even a teen-age baby iickei Ii had been'cronscdout nun parking for employes II mittee this problem we In product had been a "real help" in keeping who "plug " products on the air will be warranted and. in my opinion siller would not accept that constitute hiraunejit Tin. necessitated my making the doctors ol Mnnmoulii Med- Will be solved in the ne his daughters blemish-free. The Federal held legally responsible for false claims amount There are leverai me- Kmi iim^' distance phone rails ical Center need mure meter Ilium Trade Commission suspected differently No one would deny that egregiouslv false In addition, the transporta- quitles in the issuance ol these li mil m\ office in \ew Voik to parking areas available [oi The mecling was very su advertising ought to be discouraged, but tion allowance is ridiculous' and persuaded Mr. Boone to agree to tickets Whict) I Should like. III inquire aboiil the amouw ol thru patient! lei them buy resfful and both the commA- In my rase 1 received enough Compensate disappointed users of the there is something disturbingly surreal point out the One \ second phone call then own land to provide it tee .mil the Rucsts went aw* in purchase about 'z gallon ol about the FTC's insistence that celebrity 1 The meters dn mil slate u.is required because wiien I ami sin|i depriving commuters with much iu.nl for thought It product. gasoline per day. or enough to clearly how much the fee i dialed the number specified nn nl the use nl Ihe commuter iv meeting! like this that will That promise recently was cashed in endorsements can somehow be rendered drive hallway irom my home .mil the period nl time it rov- Hie iii-kei and asked loi ex parking lot bring lo surluce and hopefully as objective as the latest Consumer Re- to Freehold. with an agreement between FTC and ihe ers tension 29 al specified*, the .i successful cunclusion ihl' ports. parly who answered could nut manufacturer which will require Mr. 2 , On each Occasion I (.ood meeting problems whu h arise in our I think it is high time to help nn and could not iranslei Boone to pay up to $5,000 to blemish- In its paternalistic reaction, the FTC placed 50 cents Irt the meter community " revise this archaic system, 1 Middlelown mi ;n I had lo call back The evening proved that thi' which probably has existed unfree users of the product. At first blush, ignores the fact that all advertising is \t iiiitri railroad stptidnu in T"lIn I !iI..1 ilns .ire.i, lhal covers, a lull \ Where is a person sup- Middletown Transporiaiior since belore 1920. and stop pe- the agreement, which does not involve any boastful and misleading, if only to the iin .him 7 the Middletown duj - packing Vel iwn ol the posed t« park it one does nul \dvisory Committee is activt nalizing the jurors so severely. extent that it emphasizes one product's Towiufhip Transportation Ad- admission of misrepresentation by either and functional and that peoplt The attorneys, judges, court visory Committee held a pub- Mr. Boone or the manufacturer, seems to advantages without mentioning those of Buch as mir fjuesls are active1 attendants, and yes. even our lic meeting in the Middletown have only humorous significance. But another. What rescues advertising from in trying in nolve transporta-! representatives are not still l.iiu.m mi New Monmouth lion problems. accepting 1920 wages. zealous foes of "misleading " advertising condemnation, however, is the fact that it Hoad The objective "i the I would like to thank Sena- are describing the Boone case as one, and promotes lively and sometimes blustery meeting was to give concerned II you can suggest any mi QagHanO, Assemblyman. competition, a value which the FTC, of all i niiens nl Middletown and plans other than my repre- they may be right — not only because of Hicliard VanWagner. Judge in rounding i nminunities a sentatives and newspapers, its legal precedence but also because of agencies, ought to be trying to encourage Theodore Labrecque and chance lo discuss theji trans where this protest should go. Mayor Hobert J Kcktrt. the j...ii I'I.III problems and try lo please let me know ( members ol Uie committee, mne ii these pinblenu Robert H Brandt and in the group ul concerned with Hie assistance ol Bui IB Miracle of instant edifice nii/en.s wltn voiced their prob- I'iied cue-is. Sen Thontas lems in a proper and construc- (..ii II.IIIII ul the State Trans- Not fair Aberdeen residents and passerSbv on age from 12 to 83 — who had been looking tive manner li.iil.ilinn I iniltee. As Lloyd Road were amazed, dumbfounded. for a missionary project to do They ll.inl .ll I ' ;r. (. ,i|jil JIKI t mm h fuel as they need. My mirk nn soli ill)! a way it was - a miracle of the sort that on, as one put it. "this wonderful op- I have Im.ilk lieell illivrn filisband is a salesman and we I'ttKcni it I!"1 meeting lo protoKt ihe injustice being upend on his car and the inspiration, conviction and dedication can portunity to serve God ' wen a group" "I concerned pi ,n in-ill upon the very people iitailabilily of fuel for it in bring off. They went to work on a Monday and Miiu'i citizens Irom Toniasn who arc supposed to admin- oVder for him to work 1 This, you might think, would have to the church was ready for its first services !Ma/j wlin related in tin com ister justice in this enmity It certainly seems ine miller .nul their diesis their ihe members ol ihe jury! I ilile lhat be should have to be the work of an expert construction (He following Sunday. It was. in a time enured] Im ;i bus to pick III1 iii I was iiTcntly required lo wi t in lines on certain days crew, geniuses of their trade. Not so. The when so many construction jobs of any Ilillllrl Tnweis ilft'l sctvf fill the sixth time, while ill Ing shortened pumping whole thing was accomplished by a team magnitude are lagging well beyond com- I'liiAi Ii uiis suggested thai in nn people I know have nev- he i in get a limited amount of unpaid volunteers, most of whom had i*i been called, including my of1 (as when people can get us pletion target dates, a rather breath-tak- Ihe Mot" Hit- line which sei never before set hand to that sort of thing. * II es I.eiMiiiiilville ltn.nl and wile whn even volunteered in rii as they want whenever ing accomplishment, as well as a heart- Ilii)' want just to take out They were, we learn, members of the Tnnlall Hoad make a Irll-li.iinl Thev are all voters su then warming demonstration of selfless dedi — nojnlerferen.ee »iih ihesacred Illlll Mlslr.nl "I .1 lll'lil IHMI .il names .in nn Ihe list nl pleasure boats. First Baptist Church of Columbus. Miss. cation to a cause. p&lirnl-dollac I'jvr t'nrnufc ami Highway 15. eligible*. This indicated lome Kfc'ren A. Jones - men, women and children, ranging in S SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. JULY 16,1979 The Dfctty Regfeter 7 Plight of the Poles is not a joking matter

By HUGH A. MULLIGAN the 13th of his famous Fourteen Points at the end of World Despite communist opposition and bureaucratic ob- AP Special Corretpwdeat War 1. The other points are long forgotten too, but the free structions. Poland now has 13,200 Catholic churches, com- WARSAW, Poland {AP) - Friends, the next time you MULLIGAN'S STEW Poles growing old in London and scattered elsewhere pared with 7.257 before the war Karol Vojtyla, now Pope laugh at a Polish joke, laugh a little at yourself and at all of around the globe still live for the dream. Some even return John Paul II. built one of them at Nova Huta, a socialist us for our profound ignorance of this remarkable people to retire, homesick for the great, green plain of the suburb planned without a church, by leading his flock to And spare a tear for a brave, long suffering people who Vistula, heartsick with nostalgia for the old nation. gather pebbles from a river 50 miles away when the party have none left to shed from the shockingly sad times they The Polish war statistic works out to 220 dead for every The next time you snicker about the three men with the bosses refused to allocate materials. have seen 1.000 of wartime population, compared with 8 in a thousand light bulb, remember that Frederic Chopin was a Pole His In the foothills of the Tatra Mountains, where both the By official count, 6,128,000 Poles died in World War II. for Great Britain and 1.4 for the United States. heart is buried in a pillar of Warsaw's Holy Cross church pope and Philadelphia Cardinal John Krol's family come This was one-fifth of the population. Half the total were Warsaw has risen from the rubble of its wartime Joseph Korzeniowski. a Polish freighter captain, wrote from, you still hear the old greeting: "May Jesus Christ be Jews, most of them murdered in the Nazi extermination devastation, but the prematurely old middle-aged men some of the finest novels in the English language under the praised' centers or worked to death in the concentration camps sitting at the outdoor cafes in the restored old city re- name of Joseph Conrad Another Polish novelist. Henryk ^ And the answer: Forever and ever." member the ruins they have come to resemble They recall Sienkiewicz. won the Nobel Prize for literature Quo In one of the strange compromises between church and how one greeted old friends in the shattered streets when Vadis." his classic about Nero s Rome, has fostered dozens s'ate in communist Poland, you are sale from arrest inside the dawn finally came after one of history's darkest of movie versions around the world Church The old medieval laVjf sanctuary still applies Casino, drink age nights: With their names adorning bridges and highways These pious people are not without their vices. The "So. you are still alive " across the country. Revolutionary War heroes Pulaski and World Health Organization regularly lists Poland among And they remember the signs sticking up from the Kosciuszko are familiar to most Americans So is Marie the top nations with a serious alcoholism problem. Poles wreckage of the bombed out buildings: Skladowska from her marriage and movie name of Madam consume 70 million quarts of vodka per year, about a half bills opposed "Come, Claim Your Dead." Curie Her daughter. Irene Curie, won a Nobel Prize in gallon per citizen One zloty on the price of every fifth goes The second great world war began when Britain and physics to finance a government campaign against excessive TRENTON I AP) - Bills to raise New Jersey's drinking age France decided to fight for a free Poland after Hitler A Pole named Nicholas Copernicus was laughed at for drinking Both beer and vodka are cheap and plentiful. and temporarily boost the state casino tax face an uphill swept through Austria and Czechoslovakia unopposed. It spreading the odd theory that the Earth rotated around the Church leaders accuse the communists of keeping struggle today in the Assembly ended with Polish freedom crassly consigned to the Soviet sun Another. Kazimerz Funk, discovered vitamins. prices low to drug the people into submission. Cardinal "These are things that are going to be a little tacky," said bloc in the codicils of Tehran and Yalta. Communist planners figured it would take a generation Stefan Wyszynski. the tough, unbending primate of War- Assembly Speaker Christopher Jackman, D-Hudson. "They're A free Poland, the dream of centuries, raced across the to wipe out the influence of the Catholic Church in Poland saw has launched a nationwide total abstinence campaign going to take some time to debate '' arc of history like a falling star Brilliant, doomed. and raise a youthful new nation of model Marxists Today. Poland s drinking man's delight and downfall Is The bills are among more than 60 measures the Assembly Polish President Ignace Paderewski. who is remem- 35 years after the Red army crossed the Vistula. Poland is Zubrowka a 100-proof vodka perfumed with grass from the slated for a vote today, the final scheduled voting session before bered as being a much better piano player than Harry as Catholic as Spain or Ireland, and Warsaw the most Bialowieza Forest, where Polish buffalo still roam. It's got the lower house adjourns for summer vacation. Truman, got Woodrow Wilson to include a free Poland as Catholic capital outside of Rome a kick like a fast polka and is equally beguiling. Gov. Brendan Byrne appealed to the Legislature last month to approve the temporary hike in the casino tax summer adjournment \Barnegal/Bedminster'Berkeley Heights Bemardsville Blackwood Brick Town Camden Carterel Cherry Hill Cranford East Br The casino tax bill, which would boost the current 8 percent state levy to 11 percent while two casinos are open, would still require Senate approval if adopted by the Assembly. The measure raising the minimum legal drinking age to 19 from 18 is expected to encounter stiff opposition from Assembly members who feel 19 is still too young and support a 21-year-old limit. "I have five kids and I've been to their keg parties. They say, 'Let's see how much we can drink," said Assemblywoman Mary Keating Croce, 1) Camden, who plans to offer a floor amendment raising the age to 21. Assembly Majority Leader Albert Burstein, D-Bergen, ex- pressed doubts the bill, in any form, would be approved. "It's very controversial," Burstein said. Under Assembly amendments to the bill, which previously passed in the Senate, enactment of a higher drinking age is contingent on approval of a package of bills designed to curb teen-age alcohol abuse Other bills in the package would required color photographs on drivers licenses, public school programs on alcohol abuse, stiff penalties for underage drinkers and a statewide data system for statistical studies of teen-age drinking The governor has supported raising the drinking age to 19. "At age 18 a lot of people are still In high school and there's a lot of peer pressure for drinking," he said last year "If you raise it to 1», tha I could get rid of it ' Other measures slated for action in the Assembly includes proposals to: -Provide for partial public financing of gubernatorial primary campaigns. A companion bill, designed to permit Jersey City Mayor Thomas F.X. Smith to use his (200.000 campaign fund for public funding if he decides to run for gbvernor. also is set for a vote —Reform New Jersey's no-fault automobile insurance sys- tem by slashing lawsuits stemming from car accidents and disbanding the state's 38-year-old assigned risk pool. —Permit the licensing of physician assistants who have completed accredited training programs and pass state certification tests New Jersey is the only state that still forbids physician assistants to practice. Nuclear legislation is due up today WASHINGTON (API - Legislation to place new restric- tions on nuclear power plants moves to the Senate floor this week in a new test of congressional reaction to the Three Mile Island accident last spring. The Senate is scheduled to begin debate Monday on a measure, that would shut down in six months all nuclear power plants operating in states without a government-approved evacuation plan. The same bill would deny operating licenses to reactors awaiting such permits in states without evacuation plans approved by the Nuclear Regulatory Agency. Officials say 41 reactors are operating in 16 states without government-approved plans Another dozen plants nearing completion could be affected by the provision dealing with operating permits. The proposed changes in nuclear policy come in legislation authorizing programs for the NRC. The agency came under criticism in and out of Congress during the Three Mile Island accident March 28 at Harrisburg, Pa Elsewhere in Congress, the House Ways and Means Com- mittee is expected to give President Carter's anti-inflation program a shot in the arm this week by approving his proposal for standby cost controls on the hospital industry. The Senate Finance Committee last week rejected a similar proposal, but the matter is certain to come up on the Senate floor later this year. Carter's proposal would impose federal controls on Jan. 1. 1980. on hospitals that fail to keep their total costs from rising by more than about 116 percent this year The hospital industry strongly opposes the bill, claiming it would lead to a rationing of health care State government due to resume work today. TRENTON I API - The wheels of state government could be turning again today if thousands of state employees obey a court order to drop their job action and return to work. Leaders of the striking State Employees Association, who urged their membership to return to work, have predicted that most rank and file members would be on the job Monday. - I expect all my people will be back in work." said Genevieve F. McMenamen. president of the Civil Service Association. "I assume all the SEA people also will be back in work." The SEA leaders were ordered Friday to gel their members back to wtitk or luce a ISOOO-a-day fine. Tb« union strategy is now to show the court that leaders have made a sincere effort to end the strike. WMs Gov Brendan T Byrne, meanwhile, has adopted a "wait and see " attitude toward the possible renegotiation of a two year contract. Once the union members return to work, Byrne will decide how to proceed, a spokesman said. Thousands of clerical, administrative and professional em- ployees In virtually every state department walked off the job last Tuesday and set up picket lines outside state buildings. The workers claimed they were outraged by a proposed two-year contract calling for successive annual pay hikes of 5.5 percent and 6.5 percent. The SEA and the CSA. which represent about 32,000 work- ers are hoping talks will resume if the workers go back. The CSA leaders are not under threat of a court fine becanw they abandoned the strike after Superior Court Judge Morton I. Greenberg initially ordered them back to work. "Once the people get back to work, the state has always Phillipsburg Perth Amboy: Parsppany North Newark North Elizabeth New Providence Mornstown Moorestown Menlo Park said it would finish the non-economic package. 8 The DlrilyRegMeMarlborr SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, JULY ie. 1979 o

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Kings: 12rng"iari' 0.8 mg nicotine av. per cigarette. FTC Report May'78.100's: 12 mg"tar;'0.8'mg nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC Method. Former Titan A.D. Butera waits in limbo By JONNI FAI.K "When I got my letter, they said don't worry. It is just a donated trucks on weekends, and we got about 1,000 tons of dirt Butera, who faces the opening of school without any kind of formality," Butera continued. "We are going to take care of to fill in that swampland. We were able to fill it in enough, and job, did not hide his disappointment at events of the past few KEANSBURG - The "C" Division of the Shore Con- you. But as of now, I don't have a job Dr. (Joseph) Bolger, the then we were able to get CETA workers to provide labor. The months ference has a president, but that president doesn't have a job. superintendent, recommended me for the job of Title I director board of education paid about (40.000 in materials, and when "I feel that I did a good job for and with the people of Steve Butera, athletic director at Keansburg High School and compensatory education coordinator That's in committee the land was filled, we put in six tennis courts, baseball and Keansburg," he said. "I was set in Union Beach, where I was who was elected to the presidency of the "C" Division for the right now, but I don't know when they will meet again I don't softball fields teaching, but when the job in Keansburg came up, I saw it as a coming year, has been informed that his job at the school has know what is happening; I haven't been told anything." "We worked on it many nights and weekends with others in chance for professional advancement and a challenge. been abolished. Butera also said that up until June 1 he had been told that he the Boosters Club. It took four years, and today it is an area Butera, a history teacher and athletic director at would probably become vice principal of the school. "Then, on that is used by the high school and the community for Carleton "When you do something and do a good job, it really hurts Keansburg for the past four years, is one of 15 teachers in that June 4, Hugh Gallagher, president of the board of education, and PONY League games It is much better than old Lions to be terminated this way. But I do know I did a good job, and district who have fallen prey to a reduction in force. Three of told me that they were in such bad shape financially that they Field, where the school used to have to play." that I did more than I was expected to do " those teachers are in the high school, and the other 12 are in the will appoint no new vice principal. He said they were going to Butera feels that even if he does get the job as Title I grade schools. Butera and two others had tenure in the system. use the money to put the school back In shape instead. I also director and compensatory education coordinator, he will be "I received a letter which said that due to budgetary hear a lot of volunteer work has gone into repairing the school." unable to resume athletic director duties. problems they were abolishing my position as history teacher," Keansburg High School is facing an inspection by the county "The work in those jobs could be voluminous," he ex- Butera said "They did tell me that they were going to try to do superintendent of schools today to see if it can reopen in plained. "One man could not do all three Jobs. Whether the something for me, but it is now July 15 and nothing has been September. principal can do it remains to be seen, too. He may delegate done." Butera's main accomplishment during his four years as duties to teachers or coaches. It will take ,a great deal of Although he had tenure in the school, Butera was the junior athletic director at Keansburg was the improvement made in cooperation from everyone on the staff. member of the history department. He said his duties are the outdoor facilities. During that time, six tennis courts, a "And the outside facilities still need a lot of work," he supposed to be taken over by the new principal, Sam Capalbo baseball field and a Softball field were installed added. "The football field needs refurbishing and a new press Former principal Walter L Colman is now curriculum coordi- "I was instrumental in developing about 25,000 square box, which was destroyed The Scoreboard was vandalized and nator. yards of what was swampland," he said. "Businessmen has to be fixed." Vancouver wins soccer match; Cosmos draw in socker match By GREIG HENDERSON cut above his left eye in the fracas. "As 1 was Vancouver wasted little time In upplng their running over, the goalie (Phil Parkes) grabbed me advantage, Kevin "King" Hector whipping a shot EAST RUTHERFORD - Soccer or Socker? and number four (John Craven) punched me in the past Yasin's right ear at 47:09 It was Hector's 15th It was hard to tell last night at Giants Stadium face." goal of the season. The Cosmos closed the gap when Johan as players from the Cosmos and the Vancouver When some form of order had been restored, Neeskens crept behind the Whitecap wall and Whitecaps became involved in a 14-mlnute brawl Johnston, Eskandarian, Chinaglia and Craven had booted a free kick by Franz Beckenbauer into the that overshadowed Vancouver's eventual 4-2 vic- been given a red card, automatic ejection from the netat 59:28. The fact that Beckenbauer was making tory. game his first appearance since suffering a leg Injury "I'm getting sick and tired of the way that "We did hot lose control of the game," said April 22 was lost in the shuffle officials referee the Cosmos games at home," said Styles in a statement released to the press Nearly Ray Lewington put Vancouver up 3-1 at 82:17 Cosmos Technical Director Professor Julio Mazzei 48.753 fans heartily disagreed when he caught Yasin flat-footed on a shot from the "They're trying to kill our players. There's no "We are so powerful that everybody is Jealous right side of the field. The restless crowd than protection. Wedon'twant them," of us," Maiieisaid. "W«'vagot thabaat record, tha began to chant "We want Brcic." David Brclc, tha Mazzeis bitter comments were aimed directly best players and as far as a franchise, we are one of Cosmos brilliant 22-year-old keeper, was dressed at Referee Keith Styles who wound up in the middle the best in the league but would see no action. of a free-for-all that not only involved both teams "We don't come here to play ice hockey, we are Chinaglia got his club back in the game when he but the legendary Pele and two fans The two fans, here to play soccer. People come here to try and kill took a perfect pass from Dennis Tueart and drilled who were also aiming at Styles, were arrested and us." it through Parkes for his 23rd goal of the season at will be prosecuted Pele was escorted from the field 70:06. unharmed. Mazzei added that he would play Eskandarian and Chinaglia in the next home game versus the The flood gates opened a few minutes later, and "We are not accepting the results of this Minnesota Kicks July 21 This is in direct contrast when they finally closed, both teams were playing game," said Cosmos President Ahmet Ertegun to an NASL rule that forbids any player issued a red with nine men. It didn't seem to faze the Whitecaps "We will file a protest with the league." card from participating in his teams' next home as Bob Lenarduzzi scored his first goal of the season Is that the North American Soccer League or contest. off a nice pass from Carl Valentine at 82:10 the North American Socker League? "We are going to put the players in that were COSMIC WAVES - There were enough Cosmic "We are trying to build a first division team and thrown out," Mazzei said. "We can't accept the Waves in Giants Stadium last night to last an entire we get third and fourth division refereeing," ' way they refereed this game." season Ertegun added. "We've never had this kind of Things did not start out well for the Cosmos, Beckenbauer looked fit In his return to action. In riot." who were coming off a 21 Shootout loss to Seattle order to make room for Beckenbauer, the Cosmos Things started jumping late in the second half The Cosmos literally gave the Whitecaps the lead on placed Terry Garbett on the 21-day disabled reserve when Cosmos defender Eskandarian and Van- an own goal at 5:23. Cosmos goalie Erol Yasln and list. Garbett will be concentrating on the rehabilita- couver's Willie Johnston collided and tumbled to the defender Carlos Alberto were running down a long tion of his right knee. ground. On the way down Eskandarian stuck a knee kick by Parkes, but ran into each other instead. The The last time the Cosmos lost two home games in Johnston's chest, Johnston responding with a ball trickled into the net. in a row was way back in '77 when they dropped a barrage of punches to Eskandarian's face. The first half ended without any additional scor- 2-1 decision to Dallas April 24 and followed up with a From that point on the floor of Giants Stadium ing, but a total of 23 fouls 3-2 loss to St. Louis May I. Both games were HEADS UP — Cosmos midfielder Ricky Davis, left, and Vancouver Whitecaps Bob turned into a gladiators pit. "The game was out of hand," Chinaglia said shootouts. Lenarduzzi go up for a ball In first half action. Both teams were involved in a 14- "I ran over because I saw Eskandarian lying on How can you call 23 fouls and not one yellow In all, there were 48 fouls called last night, 29 for minute second half brawl, the Whitecaps eventually winning the game, 4-2. the floor," said Giorgio Chinaglia, who suffered a card." the Whitecaps and 19 for the Cosmos Grich blast blows Yankees away in ninth

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — It was an eventful Sunday for Giants 4, Mets 0 going how it had been going ... This will help us when we start we resume play." Bobby Grich. NEW YORK - The San Francisco (iiants. having halted a playlung again." San Francisco got an unearned run off Craig Swan, M, in First, the California second baseman drove in five runs off three-game losing streak, have now set their sights on a loftier Ed Whitson. 3-4, pitched five innings of three-hit ball before the first inning when Bill North singled, stole second, took third Ron Guidry — the last two on a two-out ninth inning homer — to goal - namely the National League West lead. Phil Nastu and Pedro Borbon turned in solid relief Borbon on a throwing error by Stearns and scored on Darrell Evans' fly lift the Angels to a 5-4 victory over the two-time defending "We got it under 10 games back and I think we can make a earned his fourth save. ball. world champion New York Yankees run for the guys at the top," Manager Joe Altobelll said after "Friday night I used my breaking ball and they hit me Phillies 10, Dodgers 3 Then after speaking to his hospitalized manager, Jim the Giants rode homers by Mike Ivie and Marc Hill and some pretty hard so I went with my fast stuff today," said Borbon PHILADELPHIA - As the Philadelphia Phillies' All-Star Fregosi, on the clubhouse telephone, Grich was called out by solid pitching to a victory over the New York Mets. "When I struck out (John) Stearns (in the sixth, with two contingent headed for Seattle, Greg Gross headed for a few the sellout crowd at Anaheim Stadium for two curtain calls. The Giants, fhree games under .500 but only 81* games runners on) I jammed him with two fastballs, then blew more days of wondering about his situation with the red-hot "That was the biggest thrill of my life," said Grich <>/ the behind first-place Houston, took three straight from the Expos another one past him " National League East three-time defending champions. ovations. in Montreal, then lost their first three against phe Mets. "After "We had our chances We just didn't hit with men on The outfielder is one of the players Phillies manager Danny They so jacked up the normally low-keyed veteran that sweeping in Montreal we messed up here," Altobelli said. "We base." said Mets Manager Joe Torre. "We had 12 left on I'm Ozark refers to when he says, "It's our second line guys you when beaming owner Gene AMI y carrfe by to congratulate him, really can't do that In the race." happy with our rally before the All-Star game (the loss halted a have to take your hat off to. Grich replied, "Thank you, Mr. Rogers." "We had to win one here," said Ivie "It couldn't keep on five-game winning streak) and feel we'll pick things up when "Gross and Del Unser have done as much as anybody could In 'addition to being unsure about who is employer was, expect.'1 Grich was uncertain about his dramatic homer. It was his 19th The Phillies romped over the Los Angeles Dodgers to sweep of the season, matching his career high a three-game weekend series and Gross and Unser played key "I didn't think it was going out, but I was yelling for it to," Allen gets Summernational 'gift' parts he said of the opposite field shot that came on a 1-0 fastball Unser, who last week set a major league record when he hit from Guidry. ENGLISHTOWN (AP) - Jeb Allen clawed his way to the Other winners were Frank laconio of Totowa, in Pro Stock; his third consecutive pinch-hit homer, has been getting the "There's a jet stream in right," said interim Manager finals of the National Hot Rod Association Summernationals, Dale Hall of Granby, Conn., in Pro Cotnp, and Bob Carpenter of notice he deserves, mainly because of that feat. Bobby Knoop. "If you get the ball up in it, it hangs." then got a free ride to win his third Top Fuel drag racing title in Cornwells Heights, Pa, in Pro Stock Motorcycle. Gross, a .295 career hitter before coming to the Phillies Fregosi was hospitalized with an intestinal problem Thurs- the event. Also. Dennis Ferrara of Commack, NY., in Competition; with Manny Trlllo in a trade with the Chicago Cubs, has been day and didn't see perhaps the most exciting and rewarding Allen, of Coeur D'Alene, Idaho, beat favored Dave Settles Billy Mansell of Tupelo, Miss., in Modified; George Cureton of almost anonymous among the satellite of stars on the roster. three-game series in Anaheim Stadium history. of Dallas. Texas, yesterday when Settles' transmission failed in Newark. Del., in Super Stock, and Ray Cook of Hillside in But one of the stars, Greg Luzinski, is ailing, and Gross has A total of 124,237 fans — a three-game series record at the final round of the $326,000 NHRA meet. Stock. been called in to fill the vacancy In left field the past few days. Anaheim Stadium — watched the Angels sweep the Yankees The upset victory by Allen, who won his first Summerna- Allen, Beadle and laconio eached earned about (10,000. Unser got more notice on Sunday. He had two doubles and and take a two-game lead over Texas in the American League tionals title as an 18-year-old schoolboy in 1972. denied Ray- Completely outperformed throughout the event by reigning three runs batted in. His first double came in the midst of an West at the All-Star break. mond Beadle's Blue Max Racing Team a swe°o of the two world champion Bob Glidden of Whiteland, Ind . laconio got a eight-run explosion In the third inning that started Los Angeles "I look for us to blow some people out," said Grich. "We major titles at Madison Township Raceway Park. free trip to the winner's circle when Glidden committed his to its 31st loss in 41 games. could wrap up by Sept. 15. We' re a strong club and (Rod) Carew Beadle, a 35-year-old Dallas businessman, drove a second foul start in the last three weeks. Gross walked in that frame and drove in a run with a single coming back is going to help '' Plymouth Arrow to victory in the Funny Car division after Glidden. the winningest driver in Pro Stock history and in the fourth. His current average is .328, achieved In 64 at bats. Carew, a seven-time AL batting champion, has been side- losing in the final round of three previous national events this victor in 14 of his last 20 starts, erred last month at Denver, To a player who averaged 130 games In' his five major lined since June 1 because of torn ligaments in his right thumb. season. Colo., to snap his winning streak at nine events. league seasons, it is frustrating to sit most of the time. Pan Am Games: U*S. sets a dangerous precedent

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) - The United States set a The United States totalled a whopping 264 medals, and that though its coach predicted only seven Games. dangerous precedence of excellence in the VIII Pan American total could have gone higher except for a Pan Am rule that no —Archers won all four events, in a new Pan Am sport. Her teammate, Tracy Caulkins, 16, of Nashville, Tenn , Games, which ended yesterday. country may place more than two medal winners fa any -The tennis teams won four of five events. collected four golds and two silvers Regardless of the accomplishments of future American category. The previous record total was 247, set by the U.S. In —In roller skating, another new Pan Am sport, the haul was Lt. Col. Lones Wigger, a 41-year-old legend in international athletes or the overall strength and improvement in the U.S. 1975 at Mexico Citv. ••» 10 gold medals. rifle competition, also earned four golds, one with a world amateur athletic programs, their achiev«menla in Pan Ameri- The U.S. haul of 127 gold medals was Just short of the all- —Pistol, rifle and shotgun marksmen gained 12 golds and record Roller skater Tom Peterson, 20, Tacoma, Wash., also can Games yet to come always will be measured against the time mark of 128, also set by the U.S.. back in 1967 at Winnipeg, set one world record. hadWur gelds, and 19-year-old sister LinSue had two silvers. overwhelming, record-shattering U.S. victory in this edition of in the days when the Games were little more than exercises for The only sport in which the Americans were hurt was Numerous other Americans had three golds. the hemispheric Olympics the Americans. gymnastics. The best dozen or so U.S. gymnasts in each It was a less memorable visit for Bobby Knight, the United It's like bring home a straight-A report card; now people category stayed home because they didn't want to learn the But since then, the Canadians have come on, and Cuba's States men's basketball coach. Despite winning the gold medal will expect A's all the time. unique Pan Am routines, preferring instead to prepare for international competition program was born The Cubans fin- with an unblemished record, the team was in the headlines less But future Pan American Games will be harder, not easier, world class competitions coming up. ished second for the second consecutive time, with a total of 65 than its flamboyant coach. for the United States. golds and 146 overall. Canada was third with a 24-136 gold-total But even in gymnastics, the Americans were irrepressible. Emphasis on athletic competition is increasing at a furious Knight was charged with aggravated assault after a run-in count. There was a big dropoff to fourth-place Brazil at 9-40. Two high schoolers? Jackie Cassello of Silver Spring, Md, and with a policeman July 8. He still faces trial, postponed to Aug. rate through the entire Western Hemisphere. That fact showed Jeanine Creek of Great Falls., Mont., garnered upset golds. greatly in the increased level of proficiency of all 5.000 athletes But obviously, it was another Star Spangled Banner prod- 22. and is free on (500 bail. from 34 countries participating In these Games. uction. "It was especially amazing they earned medals at all," The Games opened under the threat of anti-US, demonstra- Viewed in that context, the United States' performance this Consider some of these American accomplishments: Kane said, "when you consider they learned their routines the tions, and possible violence. Security measures were the year, can only be categorized as outstanding, according to U.S. —Swimmers and divers won 32 of 33 gold medals, setting day before the competition started." tightest in Games history. Fortunately, they weren't put to the Olympic Committee President Bob Kane Games record in 27 swimming events, and three world records. The Games were an individual triumph for every athlete, test. "This is by far the best U.S. delegation ever assembled for -Although nine National AAU champions were missing, who earned the privilege of competing in them. Besides the strong Puerto Rican feelings of nationalism, the Pan Am Games." Kane said. "This is a fine hour for U.S. the track and field teams won golds in 25 of 39 events, including But it was especially gratifying and productive for some. even though it is a U.S. commonwealth, about the only political amateur athletic programs. The long hours of training and hard a record 11 for the women. Fifteen-year-old Cynthia Woodhead of Riverside, Calif., note injected was the defections to the U.S. of three members work are paying their dividends now.'' -The freestyle wrestling team swept all 10 golds, even swam off with five gold medals, the most for any athlete in the of the Cuban delegation 10 SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. JULY 16 1979 Tired NL leaders, losers welcome break

B>lit Associated Preii Reds ], Cubs 1 For the front-running Montreal Expos and Houston Astros . Cincinnati Shortstop Dave Concepcion, who had begged out ... and the staggering Los Angeles Dodgers, too ... the All-Star of the All-Star Game because of leg miseries - he says he has a break couldn't have come at a more opportune time turned ankle and a groin pull - drove in four runs with a homer and a sacrifice fly to help Tom Seaver win his seventh straight The Expos, with a three-game lead over Chicago and game. Ptiiladelphia in the National League East, got a two-run homer "I'd like to be in it, sure," Concepcion said of the All-Star from Ellis Valentine and two solo shots from Andre Dawson, Game, "but I can't make it. I'll give it (the leg) a couple of beat San Diego 4-0 yesterday for only their second victory in the days to rest. It'll be good for me." last six games The Reds got three runs off Chicago's Rick Reuschel in the •This game is a big Uft for us going into the All-Star first inning, two on Ray Knight's double, Concepcion hit a break." said Montreal Manager Dick Williams after the power three-run homer in the fourth and added his sacrifice fly in the of Valentine and Dawson backed the combined five-hit pitching sixth of Scott Sanderson and Elias Sosa Pirates 7, Braves 3 •Now that we've got three dayi to relax, we can certainly Willie Stargell and Bill Robinson hit consecutive home runs use them cause I think we're a little fatigued, mentally and physically." in the sixth inning, the eighth time this season the Pirates have managed the feat. Four Pirate hurlers combined on a three- Catcher Gary Carter agreed with his manager. "It's a good hitter, with Jim Bibby getting the victory. feeling to come back and win a game just before the All-Star break." Carter said. "We needed that because we were begin- ning to get depressed I think our slump came just at the right time and now we can take three days to regroup.'' How They Stand Leading the division at this point means little, Williams said. "There's no added pressure because we're in first at the NATIONAL LEAGUE AMEfllCANtfAOUE CAST EAST All-Star break. If we were in this position with three weeks to W L Mtt, GB W i Ptl CB go in the season, yes, then I'd say there was pressure." Montreal SO 3S SM Baltimore S* 31 Chicago 47 M SS3 J Boston » 37 b* 2 Carter singled and Valentine hit his 12th homer of the year Philadelphia M 41 S49 j Milwaukee 54 X I PiKlbwrgh 46 3* S4. 4 New Verk « 41 Hi tl in the fourth inning off John D'Acquisto. Dawson's homers St Lou.* 44 42 Sli 6 . Detroit 41 4S «M 14 came off D'Acquisto in the sixth and Rollie Fingers in the New Vork J7 49 .430 13'. Cleveland 42 41 447 17 Toronto 3* M 312 31'1 eighth, his 15th and 16th of the year WEST WEIT Houston U HO 174 IV) California SS 31 Cards 3, Astros 1 Cincintwl. 41 *i su m t San Fnnfiuo *S 41 414 1 Te*M I It S "I don't know if, with three days off. well score more runs San Diego 43 S3 441 Ij MinnesotKansas Cita e 44 471 10 Atlanta 31 i? 4W fl| / a* when we come back or not, but we do need a rest," Houston Chitago 41 SO *'.t 13 Lot Angeles M 17 17' 1 Manager Bill Virdon said "I think everybody is dragging a Seattle 40 S4 4» IJ'l Oakland 21 *' 30') little." S*tuf d*» i Gamei Philadelphia 10, Lot A09*1* Saturtfav'i Games J The Astros have managed just 14 runs in their last nine TorontTrtfjwttao* J4 , Minnesot* 1 11* a1 41 San Diego S. Monlreal 1 Boston!. Oakland 7 games and have been shut out three times in that span. "It'll do ChicMQi. Cincinnati0 Milwaukee 10, Cleveland 3 Pititburgh S. Atlanta 1 ( hn a*) 11. Detroit •) them good to forget it for awhile." Virdon said of the pennant Houtlon 3, St. LOWtll Ttnai 7. Kansas CitvJ race. "I think it's good they're getting a chance to take a Y«»t»fdjvi Oamel - Baltimore 5. Seattle 1 break." Montreal 4. San DitgoO Yeilerdav'i Gamts And Cesar Cedeno added "It's going to do us all some good Phii«fiph,a 10. LosAnoflF .3 Minnesota f, Toronto 4 San Franc isco 4 Nfw York ( Detroit 14, Chicago 5 to just relax and forget it and be with our families ... We're Cincinnati 7 Chicago 1 Milwaukee 10, Cleveland 4 St Louii 3 Houston) Kansas Cilv 4, Tanas 3 going to bounce back." Pittsburgh f,Atlanta 3 California). NtW Vork 4 The Cardinals got five-hit pitching from rookie John Boston 3. Oakland} NOT EYE-TO-EYE Baltimore *, Seattle t Umpire Dave Pallone and Chica- Bittner, even though it looks that way. The pair bumped TeataVi Gimi. Fulgham, who lost his shutout on a ninth-inning homer by Jose iBUjBui^B^BMii^A Toaiav't Qlf^et go Cubs Manager Her man Franks don't quite see eye-to- and poked and screamed and shouted; in the end, Franks No games sth*dui*d No games ttheduted Crut. Mike Phillips' single drove home the Cards' winning run TftniArrew'i Game eve on a third strike called against Cub batter Larry got sent to the showers. All Star Gemeet Seattle. > 40p m in the seventh. All Star Game at Seallle. 8 *0P m Britz rolls, holds off charge, Peete dispels earns Women's Open victory new pro myth FAIRFIELD, Conn (AP) - Jerilyn Britz withstood a late Little finished fourth 287 after a 71 in the closing round charge by Debbie Massey and won the U.S. Women's Open golf Ti«d for fifth were Jo Ann Washam and three-time Open MILWAUKEE (AP) - A typical member of the new wave on tournament yesterday at the Brooklawn Country Club. champion Susie Berning at 289 the Professional Gaolfers Association tour is a blond, bronzed Briti, who started the round three strokes behind leader The lowest scoring amateur was Terri Moody, a 20-year-old young golfer who learned the game as a teenager at a country Massey, fired a 2 under par 69 in the final round for a 72-hole from Athens, Ga Moody, whose brother is on the Walker Cup club and honed his game at a university in the South or West total of 284 and a 2-stroke margin over Massey and Sandra team and whose father was a Georgia state amateur champion Then there is Calvin Peete. Palmer, who tied for second Massey shot a 3-overpar 74 in the fired a 13-over-par 297 Black and not all that young - he will be 36 Wednesday — final round, while Palmer had a 1-under 70. It was the third tournament of the year for the young player Peete grew up in poverty on a Florida farm, ninth of 19 children Massey three-putted the last hole in a pressure-packed who said she has "no interest in turning pro now because there his father had in two marriages. He quit school after eighth finish. After just missing a birdie putt. Briu dropped a three- are other things in life that interest me more." grade to help out by selling clothes and trinkets to migrant footer to nail down the top priie in the oldest tournament on the Only three amateur played in the final two rounds the workers, and never played golf until he was 23. women's pro tour fewest in the 27 years of the Open. That's why Peete felt a special feeling of accomplishment 1 The victory was Blitz's first on the tour in 5 * years, and There were four below-par rounds, with Washam and as he strode the 18th fairway at Tuckaway Country Club netted her a top prize of $19,000 Shelley Hamlin leading the way with 67s. There were 17 better- yesterday He was to birdie the hole, capping a 7-under-par It ended a series of near-misses for Britz. who finished than-71 rounds in the four-days, setting an Open record. final round 65 for a five-stroke victory in the $200,000 Milwau- kee Open Golf Tournament. second in the LPGA championship and third at last week's FAIRFIELD, Conn - Here are Iht Shelley Hamlin. It.710 78 70 K 47-291 Mayflower Classic results of the 27th U.S. Women's Open at Pam Hiogins. it.710 71 72-77-7S—JH, "I knew that after a long, hard struggle. I had finally made the 6 010 yard, par 71 Brooklawn Country Lori Garbanni little below," the 5-foot-10, 165 pound Peete said. "But I'm a But Eddie Dibbs needed just over l'i hours yesterday to match was delayed briefly at a changeover at 4-1 in the second SWEET FOR PEETE —Calvin Peete of South Bay, Fla., pretty good wedge player and my putting was the key this wipe out his old pal Harold Solomon 7-6. 6-1 in the final of the set. A trainer and doctor were summoned. But Solomon insisted celebrates after sinking a birdie putt on the 18th hole to week " Forest Hills Invitational he could play win the Milwaukee Open, his first major tour victory. Peete sank birdie pulls of 12, 10, and 20 feet, respectively He had help on his second, third and fifth holes, then tapped In a 2W-foot putt after a brilliant approach on No.9. Solomon folded in the heat and humidity, and Dibbs won the MILWAUKEE — Final scores and Mark Lve. 11.513 67-18 70-75— 280 biggest tournament paycheck of his career -1100.000. earnings in the 1200.000 Milwaukee Open Mike Ntcoltlte.lt.513 68 7049-73-280 Giants are banging heads already Goll Tournament over the /,010-vard, Ron Slreck. 11 SI3 73-70-7047-280 Solomon had beaten Dibbs in the very first match of the par 72 Tuckawav Country Club course Lon Nielsen. 11.513 7019 70 71 280 round-robin tournament, for the first time in five years. The Calvin PeMe. 136.010 69 47 6845-269 Don Poolev. $1,113 73-714849—280 By JONNI FALK Ernie Pough to Northern Westcbester Hospital Saturday with Victor Regalado. 114.933 66-6169 71—274 Mike Money. 11.513 19 71-7149-780 two are frequently compared They're both little - Dibbs 5- Lee Trevino. 114.933 70*8 66 70-274 Sam Trehen. 11.101 72707141—281 PLEASANTVILLE, NY."- The New York Giants, in only heat prostration Pough underwent routine tests and was dis- Jirn Simons. 114.933 68-68-21-67-274 Fred Mam, 11. IK 4947-70-71—281 foot-7 and Solomon 5-6 And they're both from the Miami area their second day of training camp, conducted 15 minutes of charged but did not participate in yesterday's drills. John Lister. 17400 67-69.71-6*-275 Joe Mager, ll,t« 47-4877-74—28t And they both like clay courts. Ed Dougherty, 17.100 67 44-70 72-275 Dave Edwards, 11.105 '0 69-7166—78t heavy hitting in yesterday morning's rinning drill. The camp had its first walk-out when free agent running David Graham. 16.410 . 686' M 70 376 Dart Pohl. 1900 71707341—282 But Dibbs is the more athletic. He is more aggressive and a Bfad Bryant. 16.410 69 70-7067—276 Doug Teweli. 1900 77-7041-7J-282 Despite the intense heat. Coach Ray Perkins had the squad back Doug Jackson left. Jackson, who played college football at Jim Dent. 11.400 7O-47-7O- 70— 277 George Cadle. 1900 70-69-7141— 282 belter server Solomon is more patient Both are criticized Rev Caldwell. 15.400 Allen Miller. 1900 banging heads in the morning drill and then brought them back Columbia, was in his second Giants' camp after two tryouts 71-7149-64—277 70,71-71,70—282 sometimes by those who don't like long rallies. Actually, both Grier Jones 11.400 6947-71. It 277 Morris Hatalskv. 1900 7141-73-70—212 out in the afternoon for a full-scale passing drill. with the Dallas Cowboys. He has been deleted from the roster. Chi Chi Rodnguei. 13.681 Tola 7515— 27s Gibbv Gilbert. 1900 69-71-73-70—212 volleyed more this week than usual While the hitting was spirited, there were no serious Wayne Levi. 13.681 70-70-7147—278 Lindv Miller, 1700 72117170-283 Two sessions are scheduled for today. The morning practice Andy North. 13.481 44-70-49 73—378 Cesar Sanudo. 1700 67-73 70 73—283 Both served well Dibbs got in 78.5 percent of his first injuries Offensive lineman Brad Benson, who is getting a look will again be devoted to the running game and the afternoon Kermit 2ar»y. 13.685 48 47.7271—278 Tim Simpson, 1700 7147-72-71-283 serves. Solomon 69.7 percent. Bill KraMert. 13.685 49 68 70-71-278 Mike Hill, 1700 70-70-73 70—283 at tackle this year, suffered a slight knee bruise but did work sessionto passing. Hubert Green, 13,685 70 6969-70—278 Ed Bvman, 1700 71-72-7149—213 What really mattered though was the heat. Dibbs was able Johnny Miller, 13.685 6868 7369-278 George Burns. 1S38 out in the afternoon. Defensive back Terry Jackson, who won a Jack Ferem. 12.424 Bobby Cote. 153B 71 72 71 70-2*4 The Giants will work out in shorts at Pace University here 72 66 7069-279 717271 70-214 to pass. And Solomon kept overtoiling "About every other regular job last season, pulled a hamstring and missed the Mike Reid. 12.42* 66-69 69 71—279 Roger Calvin, H38 Thursday morning and then leave by bus for Hempstead, L.I., Jell Hewes. $441 7341-73-70—214 Dave Eichelbergr, 12./24 68-6971 71-271 4871 7472-285 point I couldn't be concerned with what was going on on-court. 1 passing drill 8c*t>v Wadklns. 12.424 69 70 70-70-279 Terry Maunty. 1468 where they will have their annual rookie scrimmage with the 72 20-70-71-281 Boo Mann, 12.424 68 6774-70-279 Larry Zieglr-r, 1448 just had to be concerned with breathing.' he said 7120-70-74-281 The severe heat wave sent wide receiver-kicke returner Jets. DA. Welbnng. 11,113 67 69 7772-210 Canton White. 1448 Skip Dunawav. (468 70 70 M 71— 285 David Eger. 11.113 46-71-71.72—280 71 72707J-281 Threat of extra work lights Brewers' (ire By the Associated Press Bamberger said the 87-degree heat may have taken its toll on Oakland It was the As 20th loss iiKlheir last 23 games. Milwaukee Manager George Bamberger believes that be- Sorensen Bump Wills, Buddy Bell .and Jim Sundberg homered (or Rice led off.with a single and Carl Yastrzemski hit what Texas. hind his team's recent success is a wife — or 25 wives in the He might have been able to go another inning, and I told looked like a double-play grounder to third. But both runners Twins 9, Blue Jays 4 Brewers' case. him that if a complete game means that much to you, I'll let were safe when no one covered second base. A's shortstop Dave A grand slam home run by Dave Edwards and John Last week Bamberger told his team that if it didn't show you go," Bamberger said. "But I wanted to give Galasso ah Chalk then bobbled a grounder, loading the bases, and Carlton improvement, he would hold practices during the All-Star inning's work Castino's three-run double powered Minnesota over Toronto Fisk's forceout sent home the tying run. The Twins also got a home run - a solo shot - from Butch break, thus depriving the players of the three-day holiday they Sorensen gave up home runs to Dell Alston and Andre Butch Hobson then grounded to third, but Jim Essian, Wynegar. his sixth of the year. normally would spend with their families. Thornton, his 23rd and 24th of the season, the highest in the AL. attempting a force play, threw wide Of the plate, allowing A 4S-nilnute rain delay in the second inning appeared to "I knew that as soon as I got the wives on the husbands that "I was more upset about the two walks (he gave up) than I ' pinch-ninner Jim Dwyer to score the winning run. cause losing pitcher Jim Clancy, 2-6, his rhythm they'd come around to play good ball." Bamberger said. "They was about the two homers." Sorensen said. The As had led 2-1 going into the ninth as Jeff Newman hit a tell me. 'Say anything to us. but don't say anything to our Red Sox 3, A's2 Following the rain, Clancy gave up a single to Glenn sacrifiee fly in the fourth and homered in the seventh Adams, then walked Wynegar and Ron Jackson to load the wives'" Boston scored two runs in the ninth inning on only one hit, a bases. Edwards then slammed a Clancy pitch over the left- Yesterday, triples by Sal Bando and Robin Yount, and leadoff single by Jim Rice, to come from behind and edge Orioles 6, Mariners 1 center field wall. Castino hit his three-run double in the fifth doubles by Buck Martinez and Ben Oglivie highlighted a seven- Ken Singleton drove in three runs with a double and a two- inning off reliever Balor Moore. run second inning that powered Milwaukee to a 10-4 victory run homer and Dennis Martinez threw a four-hitter to give over the Cleveland Indians. Sports transactions Baltimore its victory over Seattle. Tigers 14, White Sox 5 FOOTBALL Singleton's home run in the fifth gave Baltimore a 4-0 lead. Steve Kemp rapped out five hits and Lance Parrish added That gave the Brewers a 54-38 record and a five-game National Football Leatite winning streak going into the mid-season break. ATLANTA FALCONS—Stoned Haskel Stanbatk. running back, to a two year four of Detroit's 20 hits to lead Detroit over Chicago. Royali 4, Rangers 3 Kemp and Lou Whitaker drove in three runs each and Jason "We're 16 (games) over .500 and we're playing great ball." BUFFALO BILLS-Stgned Dan Manucti. ouarlerback Obtained Rod Stewart, Run-scoring doubles by Todd Cruz snd George Scott backed Bamberger said. running back, in the NFL supplemental drall Thompson, Tom Brookens and Parrish all drove In two apiece DENVER BRONCOS Signed Bruce Radlord. defensive end. Paul Splittorff s five-hitter as Kansas City edged Texas. to give right-hander Jack Morris, 8-5, his fourth triumph in his Milwaukee pitcher Lary Sorensen, 11-9, got the victory but NEW ORLEANS SAINTS— Released Steve Treuting. running back. RonEnclade. light end. and Alan Gnssinoer. center Signed Dan Bivins. wide receiver: Al Parrish. The victory snapped the Royals' seven-game losing streak last five decisions. needed relief help in the ninth inning from Bob Galasso defensive back, and Henry Pollard, tight end and was only the second in Kansas City's last IS games. Rusty Torres had a two-run homer for the White So». SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, JULY 16, 1979 The Drf) RcflktTT Fog ruins weekend for many fishermen

Dense fog ruined what would probably have been the first Frank Dicaulo of Farmingdale weighed a 24 'i pound states for conducting wildlife conservation projects has been big weekend for bluefish chumming on the Shrewsbury Rocks striper at the store on Saturday night dropped for at least a year by two animal groups, U.S. Fiih and and spoiled the plans of a great many other would-be ocean LaPresti reported the Snapper Snatcher rig has been ac- Wildlife Service Director Lynnn A Greenwalt has announced fishermen as well. counting for a lot of weakfish and small bluefish in the river. The suit had charged that administration of the 1937 Pitman- But the weekend was far from a total loss A lot of blueclaw The rig consists of a wooden plug trailed by a metal lure on a 24 Robertson program was not in compliance with the National crabs in addition to some weakfish and fluke were taken in the HENRY inch leader Environmental Policy Act. ' t Shrewsbury and Navesink rivers and quite a few big weakfish Tom Grady of Keyport weighed a 9 ' *-pound weakfish at the "We are pleased to have the federal grantin-aid program and some bluefish were caught in Haritan Bay. SCHAEFER Tackle Box, Ha2let, Saturday The party had a dozen other out of the courtroom and back in the full-time business of Mike Holwitz of Bradley Beach weighed a 50 ^-pound weakfish which were taken trolling In Chapel Hill Channel helping wildlife and habitat conservation,'' Greenwalt said. "A striped bass at Giglio's bait and tackle shop in Sea Bright on Grady told Phil Sciorlino that the big weakfish took a black number of changes have been made in our procedures that Friday. He also caught a IS pound striper. Bingle Banana reflect our primary concern, carrying out the purposes of the Fair Haven Police Chief George Chandler reported the Gasohol Found OK for Outboard Motors program in full compliance with the act." river loaded with 1 K-to 3-pound weakfish, as well as crabs He Johnson outboard engineers, Waukegan, 111, have con- reported he managed to collect 29 soft crabs last week. reported a big run on crab traps, selling at rate of four dozen a ducted tests which showed that "gasohol, available in many In addition to suspending their challenge to the national Chandler said he has been taking a lot of weakfish by drifting week The plentiful crabs have taken a lot of people's minds nil areas of the country, is suitable as fuel for 1978 and 1979 program, the Committee for Humane Legislation and Friends worms on the bottom. fluke fishing Best of the fishing over the weekend was for Johnson outboards." »l Animals also agreed not to challenge this year's funding for Bill Freedman of Leonardo weighed a 27-pound striper weakfish which hit freely both Friday and Saturday night They caution, however, that whatever type of gasoline is state projects, most of which began on July 1 In return, the which he took on sandworms at Leonardo Beach. He weighed Brand said he weighed a nine-pound weakfish but most of the used in the outboard's fuel mix — leaded regular, leaded interior agency agreed to summarize the 112 state projects that the fish at Julian's Sport Shop, Atlantic Highlands. Joe Gwozdz fish taken were about five pounds. premium, unleaded or gasohol — should have the minimum were challenged In notices placed in local newspapers and in reported a catch of 75 fluke taken off the Navy pier at A few schools of three to four pound bluefish furnished some octane rating required for that particular model And they the Federal Register Leonardo. excitement at the pier yesterday morning recommend that the outboard's fuel tank be agitated each day Each notice will include a brief summary of the project, prior to running to assure adequate fuel-oil mixing. .*» Before the fog rolled in to spoil the weekend, Capt Domi- At Chris' Landing, Sea Bright, Kay Ewing reported one announce that an environmental assessment is available, and nick Calleo of the charter boat Frances C II, Capt.'s Cove customer added an eight-pound weakf ish to a catch of four fluke In addition to being suitable for outboards, alcohol is also that the project has been found to have "no significant impact Marina, Highlands, had been scoring good catches of bluefish on Saturday. Jim Butler of Sayreville and party caught 30 fluke, suitable lor all other internal combustion engines and heating iin the human environment.'' taken by chumming on the rocks. Capt Pat Maresca of the the largest reported between three and four pounds The chances are we'll be running engines on alcohol and Blackfin II, had to give up on his planned chumming trip Joe LaPresti of Steven's bait and tackle shop in West End heating homes with this manufactured fuel long after the last Although there is a :»> day public comment period, funding yesterday and look his party out trolling for small bluefish at reported Joe Milano of Long Branch caught a 25 'i-pound drop of fossil oil has been pumped from the ground of this year's projects will not be affected. Service officials Flynn's Knoll. striped bass and an eight-pound weakfish on Saturday and a 16- Suit Dropped Against Federal Wildlife Program estimated this year's cost of placing paid notices in the At the Long Branch pier fishing manager Bruce Brand pound striper and a six-pound weakfish yesterday The 15-month lawsuit against the federal aid program to newspapers will be about 1100,000 Roselli hurls Raynor's Woodpussy 2nd no-hitter sails to championship By LEA MALMQUIST Junior Two Man liimli Shrtwtbury Silllnff and Yacht Club BEAMIS — 1 Douu Howien. Dan Vought. Monmouth Boat Club. I Paul Martin, Craig CON. Surl Cltv Yacht Club; 1. Gary RED BANK - Charles Raynor won the Packtr. Scott Packer. Lakr Gltndalf Sailing Club; 4. Davi for Colts Neck National Woodpussy championship Saturday, Whllmorf, GarvMtM liana, Hunttrdon Sailing Club. ISVC Writ* outsailing 197B champion Tom McKeon and SANDE Rl INGS - (R«e I) I. Jot Lutiriltl, 2, Jim w 3 JackCocpfr, (Rate III 1 Anita Water*. 7 Jot Lu COLTS NECK - Colts Neck made up for its 3-2 loss to Wall Brub Hance, also a former champion, as Mon- Don Martin Saturday with a Tom Roselli no-hitter as part of Its sweep of a mouth Boat Club hosted 17 competitors. BLUE JAY - (R«c» I) 1. Tom Crow, I Oodl Lucaralll, J. Don Apr. (Race II) 1, Dan Cotlanio. 7 Tom Crow. 1 Dodl doubleheader against Long Branch yesterday in Jersey Shore The hotly-contested race saw Raynor take Luc art) II COMETS - (Race I) 1. George Whittle, 1. Chei CotUnio, J Baseball League action. a second, first, and sixth place for a winning [)»vr Kinoiton, (Race III Proltsted and thrown ool eight and three-quarter points His closest Atlantic HltMandi Yacht Club Colts Neck won the opener, 3-0, and the nightcap, 5-0, to up ManaMwan Inlet Rac* competitor, Jack Kline, earned the same point its record to 21-5. DIVISION II - I. LtnSllan, RQNV. 13 *J », I. Ax«l ROMn total, but settled for second as he'd lost to blad.Bllit U 41 17. J Don Sthwarj. FOKV L adv. 144270, * In the first game, Rick Wysocki fanned 11, walked none and JametKovsct, Wet Back, 14:11 13 Raynor in two out of the three races. Sandy Ho** HaW* Fltfi limited Long Branch, to three hits to take the victory on the HOLD ON — Scott Frank, center, New Jersey heavyweight championsteadles local At Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht Club this Wt»fcend RtfitU mound. Greg Mayer's solo homer and Rick Derechailo's two- 14 FOOTERS - (Ract n 1 Jim Cottrell, 1. Jim Pratt, 3. contenders Freddie Boynton of Red Bank, left, and Dan Staehle of Sea Bright, right. week, five top skippers and crews represented John OHen. (Rao II) 1 Jim Collrell, 1 Pater Builchlo, 1. Jim for-three performance — both doubles — highlighted Colts Pratl. (Ran III) Pater Builchlo, 1. Jim Collrtll. 1, Steve The two boxers are chomping at the bit, waiting for their featured appearances In their clubs in the Junior Two-Man Beamis Collrell; (Race IV) f Jav Coitrall Jr. 1. Peter Boilchlo.j Steve Neck's showing at the plate. the 40-round card slated for Convention Hall in Asbury Park on Aug. 1. Yacht Hacing Association qualification races. Cottrell its Bt - (Ract i| I. Al Kovac. 1. Mlka Bobertt, 1. Chuck Two Colts Neck errors in the third inning erased a possible The winner, Doug Howsen,' and crew, Dan Spooer. (Race II) 1 J Cron,J. P. OaFreico, 3 AtKovac,

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I She pil ihin si i ali In (1 mil ol tWiyeil I Molly Pitcher in tuvm M-qnw liHH I Ml 'juftn Mj\« lit) NieO fnsMurn 'lit) LOf>e/ Silent Sirtr i IW) Bouimclit i$ i By JOE IIINTKLMANN Girt Mr T rte L.vt i' I6f Thomai A Men* Rid* (HOI O Har* 10-1 ..I .incilher iHowaai e »c«, but' went unplaced U *« 6 BUWI " :' Prttws lite nut; »mter\ *tn « is* ] TO Fill cimg IM Gift Guide (Ml) Lowe/ M Di)4rl* (lift) Ku OI'KANI'ORT - (ilen Oak Farms Navajo Princess, favorite i CjrTi-r-t Rfid* (llii LOOtt LonNH t Top U090 Gomel 70 I Literal y Lark |MJI NertteU SI M ittf Ro gr (lie Dilou MSI P?rr»l trained by Doug Dodson. heads a field of 14 fillies and moires S- :,hr had .' goal i.-,i ilir spriOf, loakwi lull of run and u MmdPPtld 'UOi Brown S I 0 IMigi, • Dor .il. s UufSI (1 li Tnurn tth tJ.MO J»oiu»,Clm9 , 1 1 MM vears-old and up scheduled lo compete in Ihe $:IU IKHI Id il Bank lovad the brack and the coal weaflWr, her trainer, Charlie l>#ftS*#t i Ted ; Row (MB) Bouimclii bthavt- Oerti nil, No Boy Clom MHi Nied 10 1 Handicap tomnrrow at Monmnuth Park The race is set for one irM Slixrn ill), ftrui I Bdng UP BruntH < MS) No Bo* Sup*' Whul illt) Gomel • 1 } s.inhmii. taid I was tbinkiitg ol retiring herany»«jri(tfl till • Jrn-li HOtJ Mdthaben It I mile and one-sixteenth over the Iurf course 2nd 'M.MC. ]-«4uii Clm«. Sf^ason Outll •"> >IUI i on*i Chut Aswgai (MlOKIidlia 0 1 • f. (Mosiwt- G UIII of the iii|)2-yi';ir-uld (lilies o( 1W7, a yrar in Aunp i1 It, NO NOr • .ml Mlii Gqmfj I tile Gruj ilOSI fiog*rl IS 1 FlfMl Pr^lt.t 'HI, WdCk.r She lias already earned over $150 000 this season, and her career whirl die ran iecoad to Stub In the Moiuuouih Sorority, got i to 1 \ii I inn M*Cool MIOl Loon IS ' Miily V".\ '116, v., AJoirtbif Boy ilt?i Boulmelis 10 I 1 g Iurf record is lour for seven '-.,1,01. .*inp i H , b'o*'i Tpnv I l]0f LO Tftump 11 Jii Mac Beth 1-1 /Uico'iOcvIa Fla i.inn .itii'i •three-yaai racii M mil K..d7i»lH0.Cl mriutifl III// Herbert Aliens La Soufriere. a 4-year-old trained by won 8 ol il career outings, including three . last lime Will Rive teller I — Queen I 'In-.Ii. rally's Isle. Lovango PrinceM. but JeanCruguet will guide La Soufriere We I'tJuldn I (lad .my races for her in Florida." he lie-count of hiTst-lf next outing. I - Itegalo. I iu.il I'retetl, Hail llelurned Hero Selh Seller s Love Star, winner of the Margate on the turf continued. boistlM ""i thai tht" ilbution confirmed their B.\l. BAY - Neids another chance. Traffic problems too i Mrs Bridges. Give Me The l.isl, Clothes Lined at Atlantic City. ,ind Barbara Huntei s Sans Arc arc two other Intentions to breed her. "The rail) problem wa« she wouldn't much lo overcome lasi weet f> — Kxplosive <>.tl Ted's Rose, Dilou in niniiiiTii entrants in Ihe handicap pooBeratu When im «enl I" I Lc Ihi [arni this pail March, ihe TAfl N' KKA rifKRICI) - I'rohlems loo numerous to over- 7 — Knighl Landing, Vative Command, I'stay ' Sjns Arc. who has career earnings of almost $:100.000. lus jii I wouldn'l breed I itarted lior galloping again about three come (osl Itiis one recently. Nexi ellorl should be a winner. K — Mimiri Hi. l.ileniry Lark, (iirl Guide not raced since late March when she developed an injury inoiulis ago FEDERAL LEGACY - Needs a distance ol ground on the "W* had U) turn her out Icir a while tr.nnir Stanley iurf tonne. 'i - I nil Wish. Super Wheat. Chief Asagai MIST BKT: Minarella (8th t Reiser said She s recovered very well and Ive been anxious KMIilll J ilt - Itarcd »ide throughout recently. Tab al a Krida\ s Winner: Paddock Paula ij.Mi KXAtTA (IK.KUi to j»t'l her back lo the races The lied Bank is a good opportuni- route. ty L'ltimately I m aiming for the S15fl.M Matchmaker at Kremer cops 300 UlaiKic City Aug 10 " Sans Arc. which ly^ earned SIIW.TI:] this year, win the uMl, (h.irlic Kremer jr ol Tomi River, driving a surprise winner ol (iulfstream s Orchid on the grass this Cheixolft-powered I'intn. won the 20t|i Annual (iarden Slate winter She carries 11" pounds with Jerry Bailey up Love Star (lassie 300 pro auto race lor Modified Slock cars at Wall Meadowlands Tonight Stadium Saturday m^lit Carries the same with I)on MacBelh riding IM OvtrSfr»} rrjqnolit iyV• i i> • • iii ' Caw Cakes liw no rider. Quid Pro Hal. 108. no rider: and forfeited the lead just past the halfway mark when he |iitt«i (or nci* [ t.ni; Jr ) [jd i IPndt •• ing Bov (No Driven ' i*AflhM Pal f Table The Rumor. 117. Bill Passmore luel. Md Picf.tl.000 O GiGoudrnaul . 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Woods as George opening of Theatre Intime's ability in the second scene, say "I know you know the Trcvps, skillfully provides George and Doris in his wasn't really "alive"in the "Towards Zero," the au- and lagged one scene behind formula hut this will still sur- whatever dramatic tension "Same Time, Neit Year," first act dience was invited to guess until the second act, when prise and entertain you ' Usu- can found in the first act. So and have them grow as per- Certain mistakes are easily "whodunit" between acts - sons toe same way that his George and Woods were in ac- ally she is right much so. one wonders if l» spotted:.a missed cue, a cord As George the character and only four people were able characters do in the play. (o stay ahead of Agatha Although the pare of the indeed will nut b mumbled line, and Woods had gained confidence, Woods Christie's crafty murder mys- production is initially tedious, murderer Unfortunately, his dream several of those. But then the gained a feel for the insecurity Lairea K. Woodi Ellen Terry Wood! tery. "Toward Zero ' unwinds easi Lady Tressilian, played by didn't come true at the Gug- audience begins to pick up a George was shedding genheim Summer Theater at distance between the actor Although Christie's for- ly and with humor. Luna Halper, is found Nw The lag, perhaps, was the play's strongest line: "Be- At the outset of the show, Monmouth College this past and the character. Woods and mula for suspense and humor Lady Tressilian runs a re- roned in her bed biggest reason why Woods did cause Michael was killed!" Ms Woods had a sound feel for weekend. George were not sharing the has been surpassed in recent, sort, Gull's Point, al which a not make George come to life Doris, and brought her to the We are off. The fuming same body. more intricate imitations such middle-aged dandy Neville is The three-night run of With one notable exception, Ellen Terry Woods played a stage with the right blend of game begins "Same Time-Neit Year" at as "Sleuth" or "Deathtrap," vacationing with his second Specifically, Woods seemed the second act was everything memorable Doris, growing insecurity and pride It was her ability to puzzle remains wife Kay and his first wife Kay thinks she stands to the GST wii well-executed, rushed. It appeared that he from a high school dropout the early unevenness of her that the first was not. fresh Audrey, who he has so inherit 250,000 pounds from technically interesting, hys- was anxious to get the show through hippie and liberated husband's performance that When Doris and George amicably invited Lady Tessilian as Nevilles terically funny and movingly Qver, perhaps to get going with . Set in the drawing room of meet in IMS, she has become a businesswoman to secure and unbalanced her When he re- wife. Neville has (In m touching. By all outward ap- this coming weekend's play. an English summer resort, Kevin Meconi, as the all- child of the '60s and he voted comfortable grandmother. gained his feel for George, she motive Audrey knows that it pearances, It was a smash The hesitant, insecure George "Towards Zero's" first act too-elegant Neville, seems for Goldwater. George did not Playing opposite her husband, was more than able to bring is she, and not Kay, who is But something was miss- that Slade created may have does what all Christie stiff and unsure of his accents seem as adamant about his she no doubt felt his unsteadi- Doris back to peak ing. been left under a repertory chestnuts do: get characters throughout the play, but Nan- truly designated In Lady political views as a dyed-in- ness Friday night, as she over- Call it heart, call it soul, company rehearsal script. It must be pointed out that to reveal their shadier sides cy Bleemer and Celeste Clark, Tessilain's will And soon the-wool conservative would compensated the weight of her call it cosmic consciousness both Woodses are excellent ac- and provide everyone with a as Audrey and Kay respective- Enter Dale Coye as tin This could have been ac- be part, and unfortunately, over- for lack of another title, but tors, as well as fine backstage potential motive for the in- ly, play off one another nicely tensibly bumbling Supei cepted had Woods not found acted at times. whatever you call It, it was He also threw, away the personnel. evitable murder as the competing and quarell- George late in the first act. intendent Battle of (when missing from the stage Friday The play, set around the else?) Scotland Yard Coye is night. once-annually affair between Lhe master of Uie lidssrard There is a barely-per- George and Doris, is broken glance, the tumbled HoUl ceptible intangible quality that into six scenes, each a slice of grace and the beautilully separates good, and even their lives together, each five Television Today timed pratfall. He seems to be great, theatre from super- years apart, more or less. New York Channels — 2, t, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 " the only one interested in pok lative theatre. The quality is Woods, as George, began ing fun at the murui.M mystery more noticeable by its absence the first act merely as a man EVENING SHUCK! aBlHAlSUINSPOtTS 11:30 O NEW im. NEW YORK strong-willed head ol a genre as well as providing the than by its presence; the best with intense physical desires. 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Start at the base of that conditions and cleans without stripping the pinpoint exactly what's wrong with your hair, and the neck and circle your way up toward the front natural hair oils that make hair glow. then take steps to correct it. hairline. (. Is your diet well-balanced or do you eat on a Do you know what causes your hair to lack 4 IK) you exercise al least three lime* a week hit and miss schedule? lustre or body or what makes ends split and keeps or lest than onre a week? Comment: Good nutrition equals shining, hair from looking its best? Find out by answering Comment: Frequent exercise is important be- healthy hair. To "feed" hair properly, be sure the following questions. Dr. Nachtigal says each cause It stimulates circulation and increases the your daily diet includes plenty of protein — fish, involves a common hair-care dilemma. blood flow carrying important nutrients to hair eggs. milk, lean meat. Never skimp on vitamin B 1. Are the ends of your hair smooth, strong aid follicles. because healthy hair thrives on it. even or are they weak, brittle and split? Here's an easy way to speed blood through If you're interested in more tips on hair care, Comment: The way to keep the ends of hair In your body - right, Jo your head: you'll find them in my "Spa Secrets " bulletin good condition is to have a trim every six to eight Take 1} minutes to lie on a slant board in the which can be obtained by sending your request weeks Beauty Angle I feet 12 to 29 inches higher than your plus 25 cents, and a self-addressed, stamped en- t. After a shampoo, do you brush wet hair to head). velope to me. Emily Wilkens, care of this news- gel out tangles or do you use as imtanl conditioner 5. When you shake your head, does your hair paper. first, then towel-dry hair before running a wide- move freely and swing right back Into place? Or JUST FOR YOU toothed comb through it? does it have little movement? Dear Emily: Is It really Important to buy "good" sunglasses or is this Just an advertising Comment: Wet hair is hair at its most vulner- gimmick? — Q.Z. able. Your best bet Is wrap hair in a thick turkish Dear Q.Z.: It is important because cheap sun- towel to dry it, then use a wide-toothed comb glasses may have lenses that have tiny ir- gently to ease out tangles. Do use a 60-second regularities that interfere with vision and cause conditioner that coats each shaft and makes hair eye strain. resist breakage Lifestyle EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, but can- 3. Do you lose less than 100 hairs a day or do not undertake to answer each one. She will use - you lose considerably more hair than that? 14 MONDAY. JULY 16. 1979 questions of general interest in her column. Ad- Comment: Although a loss of 100 hairs a day dress your letters to Emily Wilkens. care of this sounds like a lot, it is normal. If you lose more that newspaper. HINTS FROM HELOISt Pizza with a French accent SUMMER PARTY - Mrs. William J. Ryan, Fair Haven, right, chairman of Family and Children's Service of Monmouth County's Summer Birthday Party, and Mrs. Norman F. Moody, also Fair Haven, preview some of the decorations for the 70th DEAR HELOISE: DEAR HELOISE and freezing It, and, sure enough, at the ead of the anniversary event, which will be Aug. 15 at noon In the Barclay, Belmar. I thought of yoar column last evening when I I got tired of my bottle washer brush doing an teaton, I had enough for the recipe and the freezing "created" a pizza for my family out of leftover unsatisfactory job on glasses and jars especially did no harm to the melon rinds. French bread. when the glasses Had dried milk or other residue la We're surely enjoying our watermelon pre- I sliced it in half horizontally, then spooned the bottom. serves - Mrs. Fred Butler Grand Birthday Party theme ready-made spaghetti sauce over the halves. So I used a piece of nylon net and folded it a few DEAR HELOISE: Sprinkled them with Italian seasonings and times, put the net over the bristles of the brush, If you have a cabin near a lake or one left vacant Parmesan cheese, then topped the halves with then fattened It with a rubber band. for a few weeks, here's a way to keep the misty, shredded moizarella.lAny semi-soft cheese could I have a very satisfactory "brush" now. I've damp smell out. marks 70th year of service be used as a substitute. I been using It for some time, and plan to use II on my Gel low shallow boxes or litter pans and fill with I put the bread in the oven and baked the loaves jars when canning vegetables and fruit this summer cat litter. Place one in each room before closing up at 425 degrees for about 10 to 15 minutes or until the the cabin. LONG BRANCH-In cele- and birthday cupcakes were Last year, as in the past, — Mrs. Leon Marek .. cheese is bubbly and begins to brown slightly. Sire soaks up any lingering odors or mustlnett. bration of its 70th anniversary displayed. more than 350 guests enjoyed DEAR HELOISE: My family was delighted with this treat and - Mrs. C. Curtis and the International Year of The Summer Birthday Par- the luncheon, proceeds of While embroidering some pillowcases, a button their thick-crusted "pitia" — Mrs. Liza l.upner DEAR HELOISE: the Child, the Family and Chil- ty committee named are Mrs which went into support of the came off my blouse. I took some matching floss and No wonder! Sounds absolutely yummy) Besides, An easy way to dust the new accordion-pleated dren's Service of Monmodth Kent Mina and Mrs. James many family-related services tewed the button back on. at I didn't want to go get you've helped beat the battle of the budget a little lamp shades It with a new soft paint brash. It County annual Summer Party Harlow, Colts Neck; Mrs. of Family and Children's Ser- more thread. bit by improvising. Salud! — Heloise doesn't have to be an expensive brush. — Lillian luncheon and fashion show will Norman F. Moody and Mrs vice, including its adoption I was surprised al how much stronger the thread Floyd feature a Grand Birthday Par- Henry Weber, Fair Haven; program and the Homemaker- was than ordinary sewing thread, so I now use it HINTS FROM HIM each time I have buttons to sew on. They seem to ty theme. Mrs. Frank Mihlon, Belmar; Home Health Aide Service. DEAR HELOISE: stay put much longer. — Wendy Martin The event, set for Aug. 15 Mrs. Charles C. Scnock, Other agency programs in- THIS COLUMN is written for you ...the home- This hint is especially useful after taking a trip DEAR HELOISE: at noon in the Barclay, Matawan, and Mrs. Joseph E clude extensive marriage and maker. If you have a hint or a problem write to in your car and you are finding the bugs ore hard to I have wanted to make watermelon rind pre- Belmar. is being chaired by Pilling, Manasquan. family counseling, credit Heloise in care of this newspaper. Because of the remove from the grill, etc. serves for several summers, but with only three In tremendous volume of mail, Heloise is unable to Mrs. William J Ryan of Fair Requests for reservations counseling. Campership, Pa- Just use a little baking soda on a damp sponge our family, I found it hard to accumulate enough answer individual letters. She will, however, an- Haven, who hosted the kickoff may be directed to Mrs. Pill- rent Effectiveness Training, and rub. It won't cut the wax or hurt the finish, but rinds without spoilage. swer your questions in her column whenever pos- luncheon meeting in the Sea ing, or by calling the main Project USE and the Retired will really gel the bugs off. — Karl Lawman This year, I got the Idea of preparing the rind sible Bright Beach Club, where dec- office of the agency, here on Senior Volunteer Program orations featuring balloons Bath Avenue. (RSVP). ASK DR. BROTHERS Engaged Steers-Farley Family contracts avoid runaways LITTLE SIIA KH Announcement is made by Dr. and Mrs. John A Farley, 53 Edgewood Ave., of the engagement of their daughter. Susan 0. Farley to Glenn E. Steers, son of Mr. and By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS that lamily contracts have been very helplui in ditcusted my feelings about them. To sac, tattooing Mrs Robert A. Steers. 54 Little Silver Point Road. A Septem- Dear Dr. Brothers: What would you lay about a keeping potential runaways at home. Dr. James is the essence of idiocy and bad tatte. I don't know if ber wedding is planned. family that hat had three kids run away from home Alexander, a project director in a family aid pro- I can overcome my revulsion. I thought maybe It before they were 17? Two of them came back, but In gram in Utah, reports that when family members Miss Farley, a graduate of Red Bank Regional High School, would help If I knew why any man would get our houte running away it like tome kind of con- learn to negotiate changes in each other's behavior, attended the University of Maryland and she is employed by tattooed. Can you help? - J W tagious disease. I don't know how to handle this. 1 many of the tensions disappear. This is also impor- Wheaton Apparel Service Co., in Rockville, Md. Dear J.W.: Tattooing dates back to long before try to do the best I can at a mother but my kids tant training for learning to compromise and get Mr. Steers is a graduate of Christian Brothers Academy. Christ, and among certain groups, especially mili- always teem to be in trouble. My husband used to along in life. This helps to get the conflicts out in the Lincrdfl, and is employed by Tropica Plant Scape. Rockville. tary men, the trend is still common. Take a good whip the kids into line, but I put a Hop to that when I open. look al your boyfriend's tattoo and the chances are read some of the things you said about thit kind of For instance, a child might agree not to run that if it's some sentimental scene, a ship or a large puiihrnent. I threatened to leave him if he con- away in return for parents' promise not to constant2 heart, he had this done when he was in military Wright-Tilson Itaued lo do this. I must've really scared him ly meddle in the child's social life. This kind of service. because there's been no physical punishment since I bargaining fosters open discussion and works much !•; AT< >NTOWN Announcement is made of the engagement raised hell. Now, he sayt, my way isn't working better than any kind of discipline. By far, the largest number of clients at tattoo of Carol Diane Tilson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tilson, 23 either and I have to agree. — F. Y. parlors are under 25. Boys, especially young ser- Madison St.. to Paul Thomas Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dear F.Y.: The use of corporal punishment Dear Dr. Brothers: About three months ago, I vicemen, often feel that a tattoo is a quick way to Thomas Wright. 235 Pelican Road. The couple plan to be leaves many emotional and psychological wounds started lo go with a lovely man who works in my establish their masculinity. Weak, shy men are apt married in September. that may continue throughout a lifetime. One of the office. He's one ol the few men I've met in recent to choose brazen tattoos to proclaim their strength The bride-elect, a graduate of Red Bank Regional High many reasons it is damaging is because it creates years, who really knows how to|reiate to a woman and boldness. Most men who have tattoos had them School, attended Brookdale Community College, Lincrofl. and resentment. Your youngsters probably resent the and who doesn't merely want lo go lo bed with them done around the time of their first sexual ex- is a sTbdent at Union Technical Institute here. treatment they knew in the past. One can't simply and then take off for the next female. I think I'm perience. Men with homosexual inclinations fre- Mr. Wright is a graduate of Shore Regional High School. wipe away anger, fear and resentment just because beginning to be very serious about this man and he quently have naked women decorating their arms or West Long Branch. He is a carpenter. Carol TUm the behavior that initially led to these feelings has about me. Mich lo my horror and amazement, I chests to convince others and themselves that this been discontinued. discovered several weeks ago that he has tattoos on is what they prefer. Don't be too hard on youf hit chetl. He never mentioned thit and I had lever friend. It isn't that serious. Ofei-Ayise—Turner Research from the University of Utah indicates

LONG BRANCH - Dale ANN LANDERS CONTACT LENSES Lucille Turner and Martin Contact lenses are available for the cor- Ofei-Ayise plan to be married rection of nearsightedness, farsighted- in August in Chicago. III. An- nouncement of their en- Sick-minded crime legislation pending ness and astigmatism. gagement is made by the bride-elect's mother. Roberta Dear Ann Landers: Since confesses to the crime. wanted someone to pay atten- are looking lor love. — Found Turner. 121 Woodrow Wilson BAUSH & LOMB-AMSOF you are universally respected, After amputating a man's tion to me. God was with me. It In Indiana Homes will you please say something sex organs, an apology would The car stopped in time and AMERICAN OPTICAL Miss Turner, an alumna of Do you feel awkward, self- to wake people up? We are hardly suffice if later it was my only injury was a broken conscious — lonely? Welcome Long Branch High School, re- getting so sick-minded, it's SOFT LENSES discovered that the man was shoulder and some cuts and to the club. There's help for Mjpelved a bachelor's degree scary. I refer to a Con- innocent. bruises. you in Ann Landers' booklet, • The no boiling from Bucknell University, gressman who is trying lo pass Dear Ann Landers: I am a My attempt al suicide was "The Key to Popularity." Lewisburg, Pa . and was legislation that will provide lenses. woman nearly M and I am a cry for help. Nobody would Send 50 cents with your re- awarded a master's degree in for the amputation of the sex •Above+6 50 Rx losing my hair. I hale wigs. Do listen when I said I was going quest and a long, stamped, social service administration organs of males found guilty of you know of any ointment or crazy. I had to thow them. self-addressed envelope to Slightly higher from the University of Chica- Chicago. Her fiance is an elec- rape. The congressman said special treatment? I see many Some "screwy" people aren't Ann Landers. P.O. Box 11995, go. She is employed as an out- trical engineer at the same be would prefer to have such patient coordinator In the alco- advertised. Thank you. — Dis- Chicago, Illinois 80611. hospital. men executed, but "the law looking for death, Ann. They 30 DAY TRIAL PERIOD holic treatment unit of Illinois tressed In Vermont Mr. Ofei-Ayise is the son of woa't go that far," Central Community Hospital. Dear D.: The main reasons ' ON SOFT LENSES Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Ofei- Next, will shoplifters have for hair loss among women Ayise, Ghana", West Africa. He tbeir hands cut off and Day care center are scalp disease, tension and received a bachelor's degree squealers have their tongues • "EXTENDED WEAR anno MM >..*,*,„**. benefit July 28 in mathematics from the Uni- pulled out? How primitive can the natural aging process. If versity of Ghana and a we get? you have seen a doctor and Pay bitta the easy, • HARD LENSMH $55. „. RED BANK-The Parents bachelor's degree in aero- Please tell the world what ruled out the first two causes, money-saving way •6AS PERMEABLE FLEX LENS KM $75. p, Association of Monmouth Day nautical engineering from the is wrong with such thinking. — get your hair restyled. A short EXAMINATIONS, FITTING, ADJUSTMENT Care Center. 9 West Bergen Aerospace Institute. Chicago. MA, Carmel, NY. cut may be just what is PLUS 5V interest COLD CARE KIT AND FOLLOW-UP CARE 140. ADDITIONAL Place..is sponsoring its Third In the fall, he will attend Dear M.A.: There's plenty needed. Don't waste money on per annum. Annual Car Wash. Rummage Northrop University of Tech- wrong with it - but for open- treatments and ointments. Sale and Bake Sale, for the nology. Inglewood, Calif ers let me give as an example Dear An Landers: I'm 16 DR. JEROME WILDMAN benefit of the children of the the person who is found guilty 119 Keystone Saving* Mr. Ofei-Ayise s father for- years old and tried to kill my- 119 K OPTOMITRIST Center. The sale will be held and sentenced to life imprison- ^k\J ****** run • mm** • KANAIAMK • SHUH merly was Ghana's Am- self three weeks ago by jump- 054 Ntwman Springs Rd. bt futnw MormMon or Saturday, July 28 from 10 a.m. ment. Several months - or bassador to Great Britain. Ing In front of a car. I didn't Lincron, N J. WMMM CM 842-660Q to 3 p.rn years - later, another person really want to die, I Just SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 16, 1979 Tin FUJI) ffl gktlt 15 Bartis-Kristiansen Make a Date COLTS NECK- In St. man. Ushers were Brian Kris- Mary's Roman Catholic tiansen, James Hatch, An- A paid directory of coining events for non-profit or- Church Saturday, Nancy Ellen thony Domenico, Tom ganizations Rates |2 00 for 3 lines for one day. $1 00 each Kristiansen, daughter of Mr Haluczak and Herb Brown. additional line; $3 00 for two days, II 25 each additional Kelly-Jones and Mrs Arthur Kristiansen, 7 Mrs. Bartis was graduated line. $5 for three to five days, $1 50 each additional line; Williamsburg N . was married from Red Bank Catholic High WOO for 10 days; $200 each additional line. Deadline noon TOWSON, Md -Julie Ann Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs to Donald Joseph Barns, son School and Marymount Col- 2 days before publication. Call The Daily Register, Calvin R Jones here, and Brian J Kelly, son of Mrs Lena of Mr and Mrs Joseph Bartis lege, Arlington, Va. She ii a .542-4000, ask for the Date Secretary. Schuster, 145 Pinckney Road. Red Bank, N. J., were married 3 Williamsburg N. registered nurse employed at Saturday during a ceremony conducted by the Rev James The Rev William Bausch Monmouth Medical Center, JULY II, 11,25 Warner in Towson United Methodist Church. There was a celebrated the nuptial Mass Long Branch. Transcendental Meditation program offers free in- reception at the home of Dr. and Mrs Stanley Andrews, There was a reception in The troductory presentation with a color film every Wed. 8 Baldwin Barclay, Belmar. Mr Hartis was graduated P.M. Location: J26 Broad St., Red Bank Call 747-7035 Susan Mitchell was matron of honor King bearer was Kerry Kristiansen and Cin- from Bayonne High School and Michael Mitchell. dy Domenico were the bride's attended Kean College of New JULY 11-AlKi. 31 Frank Ferrogine was best man and the ushers were Christ honor attendants Jersey, Union. He it an as- Half Price Summer Clearance Sale al St Mark's Gift & opher Kelly, Edward Kelly, David Kelly and.Donald Kelly Bridesmaids were Linda Kris- sociate with G. H. Merikle Nearly New Shop, Carr Ave & Kennedy Way, Keansburg. NANCY BARTIS The bride, a graduate of Belanie High School and the tiansen. Lynn Bartis, Diane Inc, Bayonne building next to the church. Summer hours, Wed. & Fn . 10:30 A.M. to 1:30 PM University of Maryland, is a buyer in Miller Brothers Depart- Mitchell and Susan Rodney. Mr. and Mrs. Bartis will ment Store in Baltimore Joseph Aidukas was best reside in Red Bank The bridegroom, regional sales manager for P.H & II is a JULY 17 JULIE KELLY graduate of Red Bank Regional High School and Baltimore Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644 University Grimm-Halbstein Cocktail Dance at the Hideaway, 2 Feiry PI., Morgan, 8:30 The couple will reside in Cokeysville. after a honeymoon to P.M. Live music. Free buffet For information call SHREWSBURY - Miss Amy Judith Halbs- Grimm. 328 Riverdale Ave. Vest, Tlnton Ocean City. 739-3867 U'ln. daughter of hi Bernard Mark Halbstein, Falls. 85 Gooseneck Point, Oceanport, and the late Rabbi Joseph Goldman officiated al the Jean Alcorn Halbstrin. was married to Peter ceremony July l here in Shadowbrook, letting The Shrewsbury Chorale & Brookdale Community Col- Bruce Giimm, son of Dr. and Mrs. Gifford also for the reception. lege announce the second of the Summer Sings for this Henderson-Carpenter Summer of 1979, to be held al the Performing Arts Center The bride's honor attendant was Mrs. in the Brookdale Campus, Lincroft. Joe Stoslak will con- RUMSON-Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church was the Gregory Nicholson. She also was attended by duct the Faure Requiem, Ave Verum Corpus by Moiart, setting here Saturday, for the marriage of Ann Grande Susan Grimm, Tracey Lyon, Hildred Dmmni, and Alleluia by Randall Thompson. Small admission fee. Carpenter, daughter of Mr and Mrs. James Webb Carpenter, 24 Susan Benner and Mrs William Reis. Riverside Drive, to Guy Lawrence Henderson, son of Mr and John Prandeckl was best man and ushers Mrs. Charles F. Henderson, 23 N. Ward Ave, Officiating at the were David Halbstein, Ian Grimm, Andrew JULY II nuptial Mass was the Rev William .1 Kokoszka, assisted by the Grimm, Michael Samuels and Jeffrey Vallon. The Baha'i Community of Middletown informal dis- Rev Michael Vona. The bride, an alumna of Penn Hall Pre- cussion on The Bab: Forerunner of the Baha'i Faith, First Ave.. Hilton Park, Navesink.BP.M. 291-4364 A reception followed at the Carpenter home. paratory School. Chambersburg, Pa., received a BA degree in English from Ursinus College, Cynthia L Cascella was maid of honor and bridesmaids JULY1I, M,M were Constance H. Carpenter, Meredith J McRoberls. Mary Collegeville, Pa. She is a teacher of eighth and Past Matrons A Past Patrons Club Baiaar, Order Of Louise Henderson and Shawn A Mooney. ninth grade English in Thome Junior High School, Port Monmouth. The Amaranth, to be held at 13th Avenue Pavilion The best man was Thomas P. (iillen and ushers were James Boardwalk, Belmar, 9-5 P.M. Handmade items, old & new The bridegroom, an alumnus of Ocean Webb Carpenter Jr., Gregory M Henderson. David W Hen- items, novelties, refreshments Christmas items. Baked Township High School, received a BA degree derson and Jerome A. Henderson goods. Jewelry. The bride is a graduate of Rumson-Faii1 Haven Regional cum laude from Tufts University, Medford, High School and Goucher College Towson, Md. She attended the Mass , where he majored in political science University of Salamanca, Spain. Mrs Henderson Is an acrount and German. He is with Fidelity Unlo Bank JULY II, 25, AUG. », II Corporation, Newark. The Monmouth Veterans Senior Citizens Group la spon- ANN HENDERSON executive at Merrill Lynch, Pierce. Fenner and Smilh in New York City. MR AND MRS PETER B. (iltIMM The couple reside in Little Silver. soring a bus trip to Atlantic City, hot lunch, cocktail & show at Resorts International. 118.95 complete. All wel- The bridegroom was graduated from Croyden Hall come. Call 870-1185 or after 6,222-3244 Academy, Leonardo, and is employed at Henderson Brothers, a member of the New York Mm l(CmjlUllgl. Nixon-Jorg After a wedding trip to Bermuda. Hie couple will reside JULY M here. MATAWAN -Kathleen Jorg and U. S. Church The Rev Timothy Swanson officiated At VFW No 2179 there will be a Buffet-Dance It Floor Marine Corps Sergeant David Nixon were al the ceremony, which was followed by a Show, featuring "The Flames" a popular local nightclub married June 23 in the Cross of Glory Lutheran reception in Battleground Country Club, act. Tickets available by calling Ray O'Grady, 495-9206 or Scofield-Hodovance Manalapan by stopping at the Post, located near A4P, Hwy 36, Port Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Monmouth. Edward Scofield ot Sutton Drive, Aberdeen. PERTH AMBOY - Miss Joanne Elizabeth Charles Jorg, 5 Juniper Place, Mr. and Mrs He is the son of Mr and Mrs Edward Anthony Hodovance, daughter of Mrs Elizabeth B. Howard Nixon, 32 Ferland Lane. Hodovance of this city, and the late Andrew Scofield Sr, 4511 Wells Drive Parlin JULY M, 21 Hodovance, was married June 30, to Michael The Rev. Casimir H. Ladzinki. pastor, of- Charlotte Jorg was maid of honor. Also Monmouth County Park System features Metro Lyric ficiai.ijl here in St. Stephens Roman Catholic attending the bride were Barbara Hlnes, Susan Opera Company, presenting "Pagliacci" plus "Secret of Susanna,", Fri., July 20 & Sat., July 21, 9 P.M. at the Church A reception..was in Seven Arches, Wyman and Mrs. George Deltz. here. Thompson Park Theatre Barn, Newman Springs Rd , Lin- croft. 15.00 general admission. M 50 senior citizens and Maid of honor was Joyce Marie McGuirk, Sgl Johnnie Hodges was best man. llsheri students and brjdesmalds were Cathy Johnson and Lisa were Howard Nixon Jr., Donald Fry Jr. and Ann O'Shea. Flower girl was Jamie Nappl and George Sutcliffe. ring bearer was John W. O'Shea Jr. JULY tl William Feins was best man and ushers Mrs Nixon was graduated from Matawan POLISH NIGHT sponsored by the Rosary Altar Society were James Shield and Kdward Anthony Regional High School and Glassboro State Col- in St. Agnes' School Cafeteria, South Ave. 6 Ave. D, Scofield Jr lege She is a special education teacher In Atlantic Highlands, July 21,8 P.M. to 1 A.M. Music by Ray ' Konopka and his orchestra. Good food - entertainment - The bride, a graduate o[ Perth Ainboy High Fairfield Township Schools in Bridgeton, Polish dancers. Donation $8 50 For tickets call 291-2397 or School, attended Middlesex County College and where she and her husband plan to make their 291-9484. (No tickets sold at the door) the Bryman School, East Brunswick She. is home. Sgl is stationed at Cherry Point, N. C. employed by Perth Amboy Surgical Group, The couple will take a wedding trip to Flea Market-Antique Show, St. Mary Armenian here SfiT. AND MRS DAVID NIXON Bermuda in August Church. 1184 Ocean Ave., Elberon Rain date, July 28 The bridegroom, an alumnus of Colonia Large space, $8.00.776-8333 after 5. Armenian food sold. High School, is employed by Supermarkets General Corporation as parts manager- of the Read-Olson maintenance department. Christmas In July Sale, 10 A.M. lo 4 P.M. Rain or shine KLBERON-Mr and Mrs officiated at the double ring Kathy Soles and Michael The couple reside in Aberdeen, after a al Camp Happiness, Burlington Ave., Leonardo. Bargains. Lee R. Olson. 279 l.ockwood ceremony June 30 in the Lu- Hill were the couple's honor MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL SCOFIELD wedding (rip to Disneyworld. Florida Refreshments. Something for everyone. New Jersey Blind Ave., .IIIMHII the marriage theran Church of the Reforma- attendants. Kenneth A. Olson Men's Association Ladies Auxiliary. (if their daughter. Sharon M. tion. West Long Branch There was the usher. was a reception at the Olson Olson, to Herbert R Read 3rd, Mr and Mrs Read reside JULY a Long Branch, son of Mr. and home. in Long Branch Ewaskiewich-Gardner Miscellaneous Bingo, bring canned goods, plants, cot- Mrs Herbert: E Hrad of Mid- ton or paper products, etc, July 22, 7:30 P.M. at Sea Bright PORT MONMOUTH- foreign Wars Hall, setting Mrs. Joseph Ewaskiewich, 1 dletown. Fire House. Door prizes, refreshments. Benefit of Sea Dorothy Jean Gardner and also for the reception Maple Lane, Middletown. The Rev Allrod (' Assa Bright First Aid Auxiliary. Donation: $1.00. Richard Joseph Ewaskiewich Parents of the couple are Karen and Richard Mon- Health is not only were married June 30 by the Mr. and Mrs. Gerard J. lanye were the honor atten- Rev. John Bates during a cere- Gardner, 400 Wilson Ave., dants. Michael Gardner was JULY 24 mony here in the Veterans of New Monmouth. and Mr. and Feeling Well. ring bearer. Handcrafts Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644 Mr and Mrs. Ewaskiewich Cocktail Dance at Club 35, Rt. 35, Sayreville, 8:30 P.M. Live music. For information call 739-3867. are graduates of Middletown at library Kroensberg-Lorenzo Township High School. She is RED BANK Tin- Chil- employed by Keansburg Trip to Meadowland Raceway, $18,50 per person, in- SHREWSBURY•Nada dren's Room of lhe Rod Bank Drugs Mr. Ewaskiewich is a cludes bus transportation, entrance fee, full course dinner, Lorenzo and Carl Kroensberg Public Library has on display tax and gratuities. Call Hazlet Swim Si Tennis Club, graduate also of Lincoln Tech- were married July l during a this month handrrallcd items 1 739-0662. Tickets available for trip to Meadowlands. nical Institute. Union, and at- ceremony conducted in the from the Strawberry tended Brookdale Community Mushroom in l.iniroft, garden of the Shadowbrook. A The Shrewsbury Chorale it Brookdale Community Col- College, Lincroft He is em- courtesy ol Sharon Brcscka. reception followed. lege announce the Third of the Summer Sings for the ployed by Meenan Oil Co., Tin' display includes cloth Am, Summer of 1979, to be held at the Performing Arts Center Keyport dulls, quilted pillows, bread UUi • '•r^^^ • — ..* The bride is the daughter of in the Brookdale Campus, Lincroft. Robert Spencer will 'dough Hcmvr arrangements, Mr. and Mrs. George Lorenzo, After a wedding trip to conduct the Requiem 4 Nanei by Brahms. Small admission original wall plaques and door 305 Chelsea Ave., Long Florida, the couple reside in fee. Branch. The bridegroom's Matawan banging! mother is Mrs. Dorothy i JULY 25 Kroensberg of Miami Beach, Family Chiropractic Services Chinese Auction, sponsored by Highlands Fire Aux- Ffa. MAKE SUMMER COUNT iliary at the Fire House, 171 Bay Ave., Highlands, 8 P.M. Refreshments. Donation: $125. . Attending the bride were NADA KROENSBERG Day or Eve. Courses Broad Street Chiropractic Center Fran Laugelli, matron of hon- start in July Richard M.Gill, DC. 759 Broad Street JULY !7 or, Dawne Machavern, Loret- eign language education from 747-4802 Shrewsbury Boxing/Mlddletown PBA presents outdoor boxing show ta Rossi and Janet Lyman. ST Holnidel Red Bank Monmouth College, West Long at Mater Del Athletic Field, t p.m. Special guest ap- Kelly Coleman and Joseph Branch, and is employed in the • Jr. High -More lhan double your reading speed pearance, Scott Frank, New Jersey Heavyweight Cham- Frank Bruno IV were the •Increase comprehension buying office of Bambcrger's. • High School pion (autographs). For advance tickets call Det. pages •L«fn new study skills Newark. • College Bound Ohnmacht, 671-4700. Edward Lyman was best Mr. Kroensberg received a MONMOUTH TEST PREPARATION CENTERS INC. man. Ushers were Tom Smith. BS degree in business adminis- P. O. Bon 197 Inrl I. Quafili,,, AUGUST 4 Ron Prinoand Peter Laugelli tration from Columbia Univer- Holmdel, N.J. 07733 671-6421 739-9450 R.P. Lawn party - Flea Market - Disco, 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. sity. New York, and is em- Sponsored by the Willing Workers Club of St. Thomas Mrs. Kroensberg was ployed by Capitol Industry. IT'S VACATION Episcopal Church, Red Bank, corner of East Sunset and awarded a BA degree in for- New York. Bridge Ave. Spaces $20. Phone 842-4512 or 741-5068 after 5 TIME p.m. Our 54th Year BE PREPARED AUG. II Here are a lew hints to make II a more Seventh Annual Atlantic Highlands Arts & Crafts Show, Have a CRESCENDO enjoyable one. First get a check-up from your Sat., Aug. 18, rain date, Aug. 25, 10-5. First Ave.. across physician and any needed preventive "snots." from Borough Hall. Space or fencing $5.00. Call 872-1116 experience at Next take with you medicines you regularly me, plus une lor indigestion, diarrhea, constipation and a good healing antiiepllc. We caa help you. AUGUST 24 select good products Mets-Cincinnati Baseball Game Bus Trip, bus leaves Stop in and gel from us your favorite brands Boro Bus Terminal, Red Bank, 5 P.M. $18.50 includes bus, at Crate's Plaza Save 2(r of toilet articles. We have them and you may not refreshments, ticket to game. Call 284-3754 or 787-7852. 12 North Bridge Avenue, Red Bank. 741-6555 onKIRSCH be able lo gel them in distant placet. Woven-wood YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you AUGUST M or need a medicine. Pick up your prescription If Middletown Jaycee-ettes will hold a Flea Market at "NEWEST REFORMULATED" Roll-up Shades shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly Middletown High School North Parking Lot, Tindall Rd., KIRSCH without extra charge. A great many people Middletown. 10-4 p.m. Cost of double space is |8 00 Anyone mini-slat entrust us with their prescriptions. May we interested please contact 495-9722 or 787-0792 Rain date hair Color by L'OREAL ililillll compound yours? Venetian Blinds too Sept. 9. from Europe 32 Broad St. Red Bank AUTHORIZED 1ISTMIUTM FM MUITH OtTOHT PMNCTt SEPT 1 Z 3 Shoal Harbor-Whaleboat' Warfare at THE SPY op»n duly 8-5:30 Shrewsbury Pharmacy 741-7500 Friday till I P.M. HOUSE, spectacular Labor Day events. Colonial Crafts SHINE, Till: SHREWSBURY SHOPS Area reservations! 1 or 2 day space for dealers. For BHOAD ST. 741-4174 8HREW8IUBY I brochure, phone Curator' at 291-0559; McCallum at PRKSCWPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY | BODY& 291-2718; McBurnie. 291-9484. ALSO.A First Day Com- COLOR memorative "Cach-t Cover" SPY HOUSE STATION. 16 Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, JULY 16, 1979 I HERR TELL WE-UNS WOU flN1 LUKEV SHORE DID Crossword puzzle HAD A SPflT, LOW6EZV 29 Agrand ELVINEV ACROSS 27 Pourbotra 63 Solidrty 1 Evokes tns 28 Unreliable 64 Roofw's 30 Debts 6 RoodbuUd- 32 Stone faced tool 31 -Idm infl machine 35 Wise man 66 George or 32 Evianand 10 Prefix with 37 Go weeding Erich phone or 36 Handsome 66 USSR sea 33 Melody wan 42 Yaw: Sp. 67 EncJngfor 34 Swan genus 14 Ruin 43 Courser's youngsters 36 Dolphins' 15 Good night treat 68 Circus girl 44 Turnout performers 16 Office roughly m Multiple brats, for 45 Slave state 30 Having no short 48 - Jlma DOWN Dea 17 Of the ear 49 Wide 1 Fair share 40 Writer Shaw 16 Strings 55 Reader's 2 Before 41 When both . hands are 19 Eat out problem 3 Ukase IT WILL TAKE SOME SELF WONDERFUL WE LIVE ON 20 Twitching 58 Microwave - 4 Pol. party DISCIPLINE,BUT IVE FOUND HOW? OATMEAL FOR 21 - Row 59 Key letter 5 Kind of 46 Blond /A WAV WE CAN BALANCE A MONTH 22 Sold hard 60 Wheedle truck 47 Blackbird 24 High 61 Nine:pref 6 Jack in 48 Visionary OUR BUDSET, DEAR the pulpit, 50 Delhi two Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: for one 7 "Emanl" wheeler composer 51 Ofaneye 8 Terminus pan 9 Put back 52 Forts 10 Petrifying of7D nnn rcnnn Gorgon 53 Ught cav- •junn nun nnnnra 11 Way out alryman bunn nnnnnn nnn 12 Hackman 54 Inane 13 Scored on 56 Leave uiiunni nnn unnnn serve hastily anon nnn 21 Line of E6 Araaorzip All right...u/ftfs the wise guy with the SOAP?' nnnrannnnnnnnn verse 57 Destroy 23 "— Town" utterly bnnn nnnnn nnnn 25 Adjective 62 Maiden name ITS FROM I'D FOGOTTEN THE H»PPV NO,'DON'T, JUUE' Bv Bil keane ending word MY WIFE? -A ANNIVERSARY \NA6 AT HAND! I'D RATHER NOT BE The Family Circus 26 Wine quaff 63 Tie-up THE DAYS MAIL BIRTHDAY GIFT! IF VOCAL &IVE ME A HINT AS REMINDED AGAIN HAS JUST BROUGHT TO SOMETHING VOU'D DUE Of MY AGE' • A OVCKASE TO . I'LL SHOP FOR A PRESENT HAMILTON HULL-- ON MY LUNCH HOUR ! 1 I 1 6 1 10 " 1" 1" 1 A BEAUTIFUL NECKTIE ! III II, •PAYOLA FROM A WELL PLEASED CLIENT, HAM V 17 IB

20 1 I - p - m !Mirj|)M | • a - | - - M2 II R -• •I 37 The Wizard of Id n 10 ti J .1. TM • • • _LU BUXdE.TME lead, but demands obedi- TUESDAY, JULY 17 on the home front. ENERGY CRISIS ence even from those near- CANCER(June 21-July 22) SAGITTARIUS(Nov 22- TAURUS(Aprll 20-May 20) v_ IS OVER est and dearest to you. - Bring difficulties with co- Dec. 21) - Don't count on •• Employment scene You have great energy workers out into the open. promises of a verbal "buddies" may not be as and great enthusiasm. You Otherwise, you will never nature. Whatever you eager to espouse your new do appear to lack patience, resolve your problems. must be sure of, make cause as you'd hoped. Ex- however, especially when LEO(July 23-Aug. 22) ~ certain to get in writing. plain things. it comes to the perform- Keep a careful watch on CAPRICORN(Dec. 22- QEMINKMay 21-Jun* 20)- ance of loved ones. You are cash flow today. You could Jan. 19) - Refuse to be- • Take care not to destroy quick to find fault, but you easily spoil things for your- come involved in argu- the enthusiasm of the are also quick to praise self financially later on. ments concerning other young. You would do well what Is right, good, and VIROO(Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) - people. Keep your own re- to upgrade your own situa- Just. You make every ef- • Take care that a thought- lationships simple. tion. 716 Doonesbury West dealer SheinwolcPs bridge advice East-West vulnerable NORTH «*!«£ 7W I'MOH IT. SHAY I mum YOU m\i. i nouem tu POINT our ima&Nizev SOUBAU- . By Alfred Sheinwold SACRIFICE BID • 7643 dOSiliKAl CAU£P4PRB&> HAWING TO IV SAYTHAT SfOUN CAW IS 0HZ OF THE F&I LABOR HAVE MUCH m0U6HTJV DAILY QUESTION

The Phantom Beetle Bailey JOKKO,. TELL THEM THAT NO. ID GET K THAT WAS A DEMONSTRATION OF TO KILL OUR V>OUR6OLP, NOISE BEETLE, WOULD / yes i WOUL FIRST, VOUVE WHAT WE CAH DO. CATTLE, < I LLON60 I I STKAN6E I SET OVER YOU /VWNPA FEW [ MWp, FAT60J BEEN LOOKING EVIL WEN 2 ) V /-MI6P. A 1 THUNDER'X THERE CONSTRUCTIVE VERY COMMENTS? SLOPPY LATELY... I Autos For Salt 2 Autos For Salt Tiger SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 16, 1979 17 CAPRICE CONVERTIBLE - l|T4, DODGfc - 1*19. M0 Coronet. ttaUon SI Hfrfp Wanted 51 Htlp Wanted Autos For Sale U.mmatM. fcictlithtccndftign «;00. wagon, power Hearing/brake*, air con- ditioning, good engine, »5« Call *((«( 430, MHi;; CLERKS KEYPUNCH OPERATOR - Ex AMC PACER - We, tijm mlfct., CHEW VEGA tin - Ealalt Wagon i excellent condition. Muit ten mit TYPIST! ptrltnct necHtarv JJrt hour per GdS-MV«r. Rebuilt l/ansmltsion, re- FIAT SALES AND SERVICE - Levlfte I »M> BOl Otter. Cell 747-231}. SECRETARIES week. Liberal fringe benefits Send whMl1 ind Motors Corp. Mapte Ave.. Rtd Bank. BOOKKEEPERS resume to Tht Monmouth County Ptr 741-aSTO. AttC CONCORD - 1171 DL, |l» SIS' cRuStSt* ""•"' KEYPUNCH ionrwi Deptrtmenl, Hall of Records, cylinder tuiomalk. two-door, AM/fM, (f ytu havt any of the above taillt tnd Main Si . freehold. N J . QJ't* CHEVROLET NOVA MJ2 — Good ton- FIAT-PEUGEOT DEALER 44,000mtlit, 21 m.w.(i.,«ittlltn(cwK»i- are Interested In temporary work, wh dilion. Asking |eS0 BILL LANZABOS AUTO SALES INC lion, owner Irtntterilng, »3,»S0 not come In tnd register? Wt Ptv top KEYPUNCH OPERATOR - We have tn-ini • IM Main $1 MdU»*n _ SUKOO let, no fee charged tn Immediate position available for an experienced keypunch operator Ex- CHEVROLET I9U CAPRICE - »3 FIAT SPIDER W1- 114 Five tpttd, ACE TEMPORARIES BARRACUDA 19*1 - ClMftlc. two-door perience on 1741/3 a plus. Call 431 33)00 new lOP and Mats, btst oiler 10 Thomai Ave M7-0XB Shrawtbur htidtoci. -vinyl root, automatic, Mwtr t-a.dieil condition. for appointment An equal opportunity tlatrlng, ntw brtktt. paint, first f (ISO COMPANION - Ideal opportunity for irnplovtr t«ket It. 4*MOJ1 or 2 Btecon Clvd CHEVROLET J971 IMPALA -~A~\ r-ORD GRAND TORINO - 1*77 ttttlon a retired lady lo liva In pleasant coun Ktwwburg, after tpjn. with 317 engine, four-door hardtop with wagon 10,000 mllet. good rendition rv houM Room and board and extra SALESPERSON - Full tlmt to sell vmvl roof, complete rebuilt motor with (600 Call M&-U9U. n exchange for light duties at co ladies btthing tuilt, camping equip- sgiCK - mo custom ^,i. -» r , t Ur only tC mile* on it. EVERY part in ilon to elderly lady Reply to box A 334 ment Enthusiasm a mutt Do not apD vi-Mltol* Claivlt condition lOmgy engine is new New tire*, ntw exhauli i OWU \ m Ltll dlltr • o m , tM til* Cart bouehl Highest Pflctt paid modern dental office Typing essentla ing/brtfctt/wlndows/locki U7*0 sedan, 302 V4, automatic, power sletr Sal and Sun iperlence required Company paid Evjv, WMI11. ing,br*ke&. air. lowi and runs ntw. •III, 4fM411 We are seeking a ptrtonablt, retpon t97Q VAN — Ntw MAi mu 19U - Power ttter OPEL 1*71. good running condilion •cation and benefit! Call for In- 13.IM nlltl, one vttr guarantee. »»«, iibte individual - customizing WO »ig brakes, ait. radial tires, ru.ru cm • ictJJtflJ aai rnileage Ctll tfltr S o itrvitw, mini 1»«e - Rum good, ntedi tax trid Mctnse exlra Rtd Bank Volvo, PORSCHE fU — \m. Dark blga, Mac JUNK CARS WANTED mentnt potltlon at part of a dentt 49S-1SM regular 1WS Muil sell »i BW k M00. Dealer, li\ Mb interior, Loadad, 1)100 firm Ca Red Bank 741-1079 office letm Send resume lo Boi G Jtt MAINTENANCE MECHANKS H;otH »iitr 4 p.m. The Dally Regltter. Shrewsbury. N J ClasiAandB Experience In chemical DODGE 19M POLARA - Automatic, I'iNTO W*GON-t*r4 - Good condition TOP DOLLAR FORD I960 Automatic, power Slter- 07701 I maintenance. Including piping, CAPRI 117* - four-Cylinder, slitk air. looks, runs excellent, cream puff MALIBU 19M - Air, loaded, runt sort. i*o new Itrtt. air, tape deck. 1*U RABBIT - "YM'va got to drlva II I FOR USED CARS 1700 Nt-iUO. • ng, goud Irensooriation. low mlletB«- tome work nrrded, HS0 Mu-.t ull Ctll pumpt, repairs, getr reducers, weld- shift, white txttrior. tan inttrlor, naw Ilf-MH after s pm Clltav* II." SHREWSBURY MOTORS LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO, INC. DELIVERY PERSON ~ Pari-llmt iJBi O*»v 847-0383 oven ing*, a 41 8845 '41 B6I6 ing, ek Applicant mutt hava three lo biakts, battery, exhauil. 40,000 milts, INC.. HI-II00. Rt. 3) Savrtville, NJ. W\t nighti, mull havt own car. Apply ii l)tJO&t CHALLENGER - 1*73, Stan PiNTOSfiUIRE WAGON 1971 - Fo ive yean experience Company paid ji.lQO. WH4». "<• GEORGE WALL person, Lulgi'i Famous Pint, V diird shift, snull V-6, stereo. radUlt MAVLHK K [fJl ? 1.000 mllgg Air i vlind«t. automatic, roof rack, radii acalion and benefltt Good starting LlNf.OLN MERCURY RED BANK VOLVO TOP DOLLAR Middle Rd. Hattet iia.000 miles. Vtrv clean and wild kondilioning, power steering. mtlleni tit 3i mpfl" 1700 ^1'HV _ 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RO. Paid for )unk and uttd cart salaries Call for interview, 77M11J or CHEVROLET 19/V VAN - Llug.»nl Shrewsbury Ave , al Sycamore condition Regular gas Good mileage • 1300 Call 64} tm RED BANK. 741 MM Call 741-1141 DENTAL ASSISTANT - High talarv >tplv to Madison Industries, P O. Box intaitor by National Coach. Lxtelienl 5hn wibury 747-5400 171 I»W l>el*t*n 7 4 p m Ooen 1 nlghti to 1:30 p.m., Sat, until 4 rxperlenctd, X Ray llctnte, desk and Wi, Old Bridge, N J Oats; for car pool Loaded wllh extras Low PINTO 1974 - Needs work. (100 < FIAT ma - IM Sedan HORN I ' 1174 HATCHBACK — Air 712 91M evtningi TOP DOLLAR PAID htlrtlrJt Ctll IW 741* mileage. New iij.uuu. asking |*,ioo REDIKER SHERMAN For Junk cart. Immediate pickup Two-door conditioning, power steering, excellent MERCURY MARQUIS 1971 — One between HOum MACHINIST TRAINEE Age 17 to 31 Call M1-7UI. DODGE PEUGEOT Calt 1221200 or 112 1149 DENTAL ASSISTANT — ChBlrtide Call M3-WJ *«•*_*_ londition, good gas mileage JMM owner. W.QOO miles, air, J9M or •tmt ixptrlence necessary Will Irtln Rl 14—Wall Tuwi.ifiip iti 7\U0 time, tkporltnce only Call fei /4/0I59 ddvtlme offer fflil iti-liu PI VMOUTHSATELLIIE 1177 Tw Call vour Navy recrulitr In Ratf Bank. WE NEED USED CARS -lew. 59M5», It you art motivated door. air. perfect condlllor, W9S Ct n 131*, Freehold, m WO. E. Brunt 5 Autos For Salt MERCURY STATION WAGON - It']. RITTENHOUSE Top dollar paid. MULLER CHEVRO ZAutosForStlt 7B7-O194 0 bt your very best wick. 13BIUI. Mailet. 1*4 741!. HOLSEY POf\mAC fully loaded, II.VOC LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc LET, Hwy. 14, Mttawan. sutooo RTF J6 S47-7KW EATONTOWN PLYMOUTH SPORT SUBURBA wo HWV. 15 m isoo Octin Twp ARN EXTRA MONEY - Become a ,847 30/4 WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS MAINUNANCF PI RSON F«r light WAGON I9M -- Low mileage. 311 an pr oft worn I umpire. 11 yean or oldei KITSON CHEVROLET CO. STEIN CADILLAC SCHWARTZ Chrytltr-Plwmoul arpentry and general repalrt to build gme, t'SO. Call 7IM291. all 4»S-«W after » p.m. Hwv. 36 Ealontown MERCEDES 1*73 — >W Four door ASBURY AVE . ASBURY PARK Rtd Bank, 7474717 ngs Apply Shadow Lake Village Con do Aitoc , \ Loch Arbor Way, Red THE building is old 541)000 jtdan, six cyiinitfr, auiometk, powct MLYMOUTH ARROW 1970 - Halch steer ing/brakes, air, sleroo Radial li,vk. Air, sun roof, automatic, IVKO rn-mi Ptritnced Eactllenl salary and bti Bank, N J ^ ' LABRIOLA MOTORS INC. tires Brown with saddle Interior, ii.SOQ STRAUB BUICK-OPEL itt. Apply in Ptrson, Audio Vltut i .ill (.71 1*11 MECHANIC — Exptrlenctd on heavy Newman Springs Rd., Ret) Bank miles, NAHA Book trite jam special NINE ACRES of Ntw and Uitd Car Ltbt, US Flrtt Avt., Atlantic Hli equipment and Iruchl. Dodgt Ualiun '41 7433 salt price. 1S495, Ian tnd llctntt e«lfd *imv » 1« 4000 Kvvoort THE owners are new— andi. Ml 1311 Red Bank Volvo. Dealer, 741 JWt I.ANCIA GF.1A CQVPt Orw /e*r PLYMOUTH 1971 FURY III - Aifcln THE FINEST SELECTION - CH ntw •LICTRICIANS — Exptfltnctd In old. 21,000 miles. Rtcenttv luntd. In 1)50. »nd used can In Monmouih County SI Help Wanted MERCURY COUGEK l?7H Has eve etidtniltl wiring, steady work, hotpl MECHANIC ptrlect condition, AM/FM , power win' Ctll it) WH alter S p.m. Over 100 alr-condltlonMl nm can I rylhino in it! Ch«mptgnt/brown Lolor alliatlon, pension plan, vacation, paid MAY we serve you? dows. air, power steering, disc drakes, itoch UcGLOIN BUICK-OPEL INC Milt/Ftmalt 15,100 firm 787 14M CONTIAC 1969 - Twodoor hardtop holiday* Top pty Call 1)1 3ii4 t k Mt h mags, feather Intgrior. Musi sell, going " ally good condition. UK> Shrawibury Avt. Naw Shrtwiburv back lo college. IS000 firm Call Ptltr, MGB 1471 — GT «i!59l '41-6J0O ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE •NGINEERINO TICHNICIAN — MECHANIC - For contractor's equip- 49S-U44. afU-r t> p.m. 11000 Some cNperlencf preferred Local pot Permanent full-time position ti an tn ment Prefer knowledge of hydrtullc, TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Suptr 747 3359 I'ONTIAC IRANi AM \9lt — Auto ion. To j'.ooo per year. teerlng technician lo attlit proltf pntumtllc tnd electrical Alto, four tarvlc*. DOWNESPONTIAC.il L REMSEN DODGE MUSTANG 1966 - PRICED FOR -nalk, air, all power. AM/FM sterao ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY glnaers in development of ntw tltc •de tir and water-cooled engine* MONTE CARLO - 19M Powtr steer Main SI, Matawan H»-129t. QUICK SALE. New automatic trans- IOW mileage 747-1741 0 Thomai Ave, 747-14*4 Snrtwiburv mlc tnd electro mechanic11 devices imptnv benefits Ctll W 6171. ing, power brakes air, AM/FM e Signals Im , 173 Brarxhport Ava ncet lo Box OW, The Daily Rtolster, ptrltnct necttttrv Frtt training Long Branch. N.J. 07740. An tqua ourse Earn hourly wages plut hrHrtbury, N.J 07701, 2 Autos For Salt 2 AutOiFotS.lt VOLKSWAGEN 1*44 pppriunHy employer, 2 Autos For Sak mileage. Car anditltphont ntctltary. I5O0 MIDDLE MANAGEMENT POSITION Call Family & Children'! Service, EXPERIENCED TANK TRUCK 4IS15N - Brokerage representative. Paul He 2t-9W or 543-aiU. DRIVERS - Apply In person ONLY trt L"t Insurance Company - work VOLVO mi - 145 WMon, (our 7 Rollo Trucking Corp . 19S Broad APPLICATIONS NOW BEING AC ng area. Jtrttv Short lo Trtnion tyilnftr. ipur »p«d nvvrdr'vt, powt wiy, Ktvpwt, N.J. EPTCO - For nurte't aldti M/P, vteenno -brihcs, air, 13,Ut mt(a» On* iperltnctd only Apply King Jamet FILE CLERK lo 1pm vtar gusranlM, irtfl, Ui and llctnt* Nurilng Homt, 400 Hwv, U, Mid- •arl-tlma, t-1 or 4-10 P.m., somt ti f«ir* Rio Banh Volvo, Da NURSES AIDE M. I All (Mitts On Ittown. oerltnce halpful, fee rilmburted UI-HH. •DON'T MISS THE NICE GUYS... ACE EMPLOYMENT AOENCY APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING — VOLVO HH - 144-OL, rour *» 0 Thomai Ave. 747-1414 Shrewtbur ge 17 to 31 Opportunity tor high itdan, V * auiomallc. powir Uttr chool gradt to Itarn tklllt in ont of W ingbrahat. air, tun roof, radiall aretr fields. Call your Navy rtcrullar le«lh«r Inttrlor, REGULAR GAS Rtd Bank, 741-DM; FrttholO, U.300 mint Ont-vtir ouaranltt 60 1070, E BrJniwkh, 1M111I. Mull bt W-14; willing lo rtlocatt E* li«5 Ian and hemta axlra, Rtd Bank RN • ltd. IM 1451 alltnl ptv ind bentf Itt; Iraval; tuition «, Dtaltr. 141 mt a part ol our professional learn'in itlitancs, cholca of training—dun odtrn community hospital easily SSISTANT MANAGER — En edi of otcupatltnt. » da*t vacatloi VOLKSWAGENS If/1 - Suptr BMIM ttlblt to ma|or highways Op ernnced in Ict-trtam Call between vtar. RHUlrtl Armrtnllttmtnt Fo 1V71 Sauaftbatk. both ihowroom con jnititt art now available tot ouri of 4 6 p.m., M140M more Information, look In tht Velio* dltlon. /«u 2010 Coltt NtCk. MEDICAL/SURGICAL Pagtl undtr "Rtcrultlhg" or call VOLKSWAGEN IVTf DIESEL — Rib- 3 P.M, TO 11 P.M. ATTENTION 11PM TO 7 A.M. liil All oplloni W.W0 Reg; Bank, 741 MJO Ml 7044 REAL ESTATE EMERGENCY ROOM SALESPERSONS ULL TIME SECRETARY - 1. 11 P.M, TO 7 A.M. elltnt typing, totlling. dictaphone OPERATING ROOM ORDERLY VOLKSWAGEN DASHER - 1971. feur HERE WE GROW mall office JIH'OO rotttiionally competitive salaries, door, four speed, air conditioning, very AGAIN ROWING COMPANY Needs ifltrential coniprahtnilvt ktnaliti. very oiher weekend off Ctll Ptr good condilion ind mileage 4*1 *)M el vour Htn Etitle c «re*r grow with right, altrt, account! rt onnel, 711-1000. E«t 171, or apply In tw Jtrtav't itrgeil retltftnlltl pro- ilvables/tccounii payable dark. Full VOLKSWAGEN FASTlACK 1t71 - er A ground Door opportunity to be me Experience ntceiHry. Nice Automatic, Dunlop lirtt, new paint irl of our ntw Llttkt Sliver oMite working ttmoiphert Red Bank area. SOUTH AMBOY battery and generator. E^ciilenl con emtndout edvtrililng and network all M7 H*t MEMORIAL HOSPITAL union tnrouahoul %\m, 747715$ bt rtftrralt, carttr training, plut 140 Bordeniown Avt. •vttn 6 io 30 p m. Donut, bonus, bonut Wt want tx- IAIRDRESSIR — The largest new South Ambov. N.J., DM79 Equal Opporlunlly Ernploytr, M/F WHllAN PON nAC BUICK OPEL trienctd and ntwly llctnud people eautv talon In Monmouth Counlv Mid Hwv 9 Frtehol ow For conlldantlal Interview letown trta Is looking for tK URS( RN M/F, lull or pad t.mr 441-0147 CALL ED PEPSIN trlinted. llctnted coimtiologltti In or nurilng homt All thlflt, ilarting OR CHARLES CRESSY he Itllowlng areas, ntlr culling, hair tit ol V* 11 per hour. Afttr shori olorlng, hair dressing, manicuring, robailon period, U.41 ptr hour. Ex 3 Trucks And Trailers TODAY pedicuring and tkln ore ( *\t i»i*U! •ilent fringe benefits. Ctll Alltntic 671-1000 HANDY PERSON — Needed lam till Ighlandt Nursing Homt, 191 0*00 I Middielown Ave . Atlantic Highlands FORD VAN - Whltt. window! . Driver's license rtquired. AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC iondav through Friday only, 9-4 p.m adall, ill, back Malt, FM, cablnttt Baachvltw Rtst Homt, U Lturtl Ave., Muit bt milled In complete automobile Evti: W4I» itntburg Appllcttiont laktn be tpalr. Vary duly shop, Five da* work FFICE CLEANING — Interview! ween 1-3 p.m. Ming held on Wednesday, July II, from CHEVROLET CM SUBURBAN W\ - eek Evctlltnt ptv plan tnd btnefllt to 6:10 p m , al (he Harmony Bowl, Ntw tranimliilon, alghl-cvllndtr. JM poly In ptrton or ctll Circle Chevrolet HELP WANTED— Muit bt II or ovtr I. 31, Middielown. Com Neck, englnt. Two txtra vrhttlt and llrtt ompenr, 641 Shrewtbury Avt . time walltri/waltresMS, but ptr< olmdel and Scobeyvili* areas .in Mtm attar 6 hrtwiburv, N.J. 741 JIM Ath ftr Nick oni and hottest/host Call between rocchie. Service Manager. RGANIST/CHOIR DIRECTOR - DODGE HM VAN — SI* tyllndtr, ai 1 StPl 1979. omallc, muil Mil. M00. DEAL FOR RETIRED" MRSON - (.en m«3J weekdays, 10,4 Call 74/ MM AVON Help my wife In our small llowi SELLING IS FOR PEOPLE ardtn once a week, makt vour ow WHO LIKE PEOPLE ART TIME HELP - Early morning our), some previous krtowledgt halt ouri Muil htvt car Cell after • p.m, FORO PICK UP -1974, F-100.V* ell Avon Meet people whllt you ttrn Wickilunk stcllon, Mtrlbor Mill! it,CWOmiiei Cap Three tpeed »l«oor ood money. Flexible hwri. Ftr da- ownihlp Write lo: P.O. Box S3. Wlci It, call Mn. Hammond, 471-Ufi; Choose From Over Dett offer Call H1-0IH. ;, N J 07745 ART TIME — Bus driver. Private i Kerithili, J**:HI3, Mrt Archar, hool, win (rain U per hour lo sun »MC — 1H7, tttp van, rt-ton S4441W KEYPUNCH OPERATORS • II txlween H n in 143 ill! Under, good running condition, ntw or temporary Freehold arta. Come In ikes, wfieel cylindtrt, llnai tnd AVON nd register AHT HMt HOUSEHOLD HELP itc rt. matter cylinder, good llrtl ELLING IS FOR PEOPLEWHO ACE TEMPORARIES 0 clean II possible, knowltdge of new exhauti tvitem and many other LIKE PEOPLE JO Thomai Avt. Ml-OW Snrtwtbury ling Call HI -MM. 1000 New NEW79 OLDSMOBILE ntw parti. Porter* bucket watt til Avon Meet people while you earn erptilng, roof veni, good local de ood montv. Flexible hours For de KEYPUNCH-EXPERIENCED More Claijllled twery vehicle or sterler camper U71 is. call Mri Hammond, »7l uti, L.J, OONZER ASSOCIATES irm Call M4m« alter a P.m. i. Kornlult, Mt-sni, Mrt Archtr, \J Broad St., Rtd Bank 141 3900 en Next Page CUTLASS SUPREMES! •jm. '79 Economical IF AW DUTY VAN - 19*4 Dodgt. 2V» on. 11100. ILLINO POSITION — Available, 25 HIGHWAY ESTIMATED MPG Call days. 7I7-US3; evet., »1-MM ull lime potltlon, good btntfllt. Apply btco Induttrlet Inc., Shrewsbury 450 Miles Estimated Cruising Range. NTERNATIONAL 19M — If &Oi ve,, Shrewtbury. VALUABLE COUPON bUes\ ruck VI gai, flvt'tpted. Iwosueec AMERICA'S BEST V 8 GAS MILEAGE CARI far. i,W0 heavy duty, Needitirai, will OOKKE6PER - Fulltime. Machine Great Selection at Your Good Olds Nice Guy! .acrlllce ti.MOor btit offer. 411-1144 iptrienct ntctttarv. Write Mrt. Upttrkk, Prown't, U Broad ti, Rtd 50 CENTS OFF N1ERNATIONAL SCOUT- 1974,4x4 aulomalic, air, power ttttring, power brakes, locking hubt, regular gal, US DRIVERS - Enptfltnced Full Your Next . 13M0 tJUttV me and part time. Excellent benefits til 1*1-1300 NTERNATIONAL TRAVEL-ALL - Four-door, runt good Netdt minor BUTCHER DAILY MGBTER CLASSIFIED AD work • 7MX SO alter 4 p.m. IBJ Eiperlenced, full lime By presenting this coupon Call 774-1171, it P.m, EEP - J 10 pickup, 1974, lour write When placing your clashed ad rlvt. v( aulomalic, power uetr LERK-TYPIST— For law off let. An- (Sorry, not good towards Family Ad >9 brakes, long bed, full ctp, W.SM wtr phont, typing,, filing, excellent or Contract Advtrtltttt) .illei, 14.4*1 plut tti and licensing arllng talarv Guaranteed vacation NEW 79 OLDSMOBILE ALL AMERICAN INC.. HWY IS, pply In ptrton between 10-1, Mon. Htllti. 1U-177I. rough Fri . at Law Offlctl, Elliot L. AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE arvtl, Jtrral Office Center, 7et DELTA 25 Gallon Standard nrtwtbvry Avi . Tinlon Fails, N J Call 542-1700 Fuel Tank Capacity LERICALTRAINEES-Agt 17)0 31. TRUCK INSURANCE VPorlunlly for high tchool grtdt. No Mill check! lo Tht Dally Rigllllt Fill Up Less! FREE auolet ir«) bindert by phone. perlenct nectiMry. Call your Navy On* R«9)lWf Plut, Shrtwlbuff. N.J. 07701 07 Highway Miles Estimated CALL TOLL-FREE «»-•»*703 cruller in Red Bank, 74MM4, Pr— Did. 710-IOrQ; E Bruntwkk, 731 SIM; LI Est.MPG Highway Range Great Selection al Your Good Olds Nice Guy! 4 Motorcycles illtt, 144-14S5.

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UZUKI 1*71 - RM1S0C-1. Work ptr Olds Guys...Compare GENEPAI. MOTORS PUTTS DIVISION ormanct thockt, plus t*trat Ex client condition, mini tell fait Aihlnc U40 144'tfSt 3 lines - 5 days RIUMPH BONNEVILLE 1171 - Oldsmobile Today! SOtc, temi-cuttom Must Mil Aihlng USD 43M17* $ YAMAHA J •> R CYCLE SERVICE. INC. BE SURE TO WATCH US ON TV!!! nlon 1 fr d, Ave Long only 3°° Branch IM S100 AutoStrvlcts/Parts for sale price up to '200°° Register Family Ads can sell your unneeded ilems OUR ALUMINUM-Rlmi to (|| HOZ, 2O0 or ottt oiler Call tiler S P.m, quickly Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE columns now under a separate distinctive heading. Ilems ori- ginating Irom your household may be sold lor up to Auto Rent/LMit §200.00 (formerly $100.00) per article Price lor each item must be mentioned.

ENT A VAN - LOW,tow rait t OH larty, TOM'S FORD, Hwv. 11, Key- >rt. 244 1100 Jack MiFaddm Str>ve Per> Hank Schioedc Bill Russell Rov BaSFO Thomas C'iadwn> Tony Desidfio Waue'i MXton McFiddln Idul Belmir Motors Russtll USED AUTO ft VAN RENTALS Call 542-1700 Dasiderio V A DAY/107 MILE Abilson Basso Ctiidwlck Oldsmobile Oldsmobile Oldsmobile .Cadillac Oldsmoblli- Chivrolil Oldsmolile- CALL TOLL FREE §00*0*701 No discount it cancelled belore expiralion Oldsmobile Oldsmobile CidillK No changes in copy idsniklK Datsm Auto Insurance 899-2844 363-0583 776-9500 I 264-4333 222-1234 349-3030 68f-2727 AUTO INSURANCE 741-0910 REE quoits and btndtri bv phont Effective date for these ads ALL TOLL FREE 100*11Ttl

HOENIX BROKERAGE - Famout low cost auto rrmirertce. Etir will be Wednesday, July 18th. avment plan Immtdlelf ID, etrdt. H QUOtt bv Phont Call 14*ilee7. 18 ' The Daily Register SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, JULY 16, 1979 Nubbin 101 Apartments 102 Houses For Rent

51H»lpW»r>Ud SIHtlpWanltd 51MtlpW»nt»d HAZLET - Three rooms, complete) EATONTOWN - Tw» badroomi. ga furnished, utilities, yard. 1210 rage, nice yard. 1350 TIM BRO INC . BKR 150 M4-0W TIM BRO INC , 8KR ISO _^*W0S PA«T TIME HUftSC-S - Aide M'F REAL ESTATE SALESPERSONS - SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR 'wotUvspfrwNkDOpm loll 30 Active office Full lime, licensed or Operate console switchboard Light HIGHLANDS - Small three room co «IR HAVEN - Two-three bedrooms » m fetch view Ri.t Home. M Laurel Mill sponter Cell Paul. *7i |S*4 Neigh typing and receptionist dudes To (140 taee. suitable adults. |t75 per mont SMtious home, garage. I4U Call *« . Keanitourg A pWic alleys taker. borhood Realtv Group. USA, PAUL P Fee paid plus utilities, security re«uired S4J-0US BOVA INC ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 7*1 4125 alter 4 P m , ..iOLD - SU big room., kidi. 10 Thomas Ave U7 MH Wfc t PART TIME - Typist to work four- REAL ESTATE SALEPERSON — HIGHLANDS - Four rooms, caroe pelt, garage Call now lltff hoors 1«iI, N«W SO went and Take advantage of US.000.000 in ad TELLER parking, well worth SMO TIM BRO INC.. BKR ISO 544-OWS rtkabilrl..Hourly rail pay (or thills vtrtising Due lo increau In activity Some lashtenng experience helpful. TIM-BROJMC.. BKR |S0 544 OW HAZLET AREA — Ranch house Three ' *>i Mi- Jibtiik U* 1W» we »r* looking tor several Mitt as Freehold area Fee reimbursed HIGHLANDS - One bedroom luxur large bedrooms two baths, large wxieles Local and national leads pro ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY aoarlmefli, available Aug 1 or 15 C. modern kitchen, dining room, living SALES HELP - For v.ded, floor lime, plus the advantage of 20 Thomas Ave 74714*1 Shrewsbury room with fireplace, plush carpeting ag Mroom Call 471 »00. ask Century 31 exposure Call today tor Jim. 291 13»* or 124-7700 [private) throughout, central air. fenced in yard, 'or Ftor confidential interview Century .1 TEACHER - Tinton Falll Public HIGHLANDS — Two room., srr attic Located near Shore Area $100 Phoenix Realtv. 2*4 4900 Schools hai an opening for • teacher of PART"! furnished, utilities paid. HH T TIME PERSON Needed to * cieu of emolionolly disturbed Can bt seen evenings KEANSBURG — Seven room*. I ! PLUMBtR -^Minimwm four rears as low as dow air condition, 6000 BTU. 175 Mis ok, no lease, now S.30 oatrts. 1350 plus utilities 1i months HN (M/Wl - 7 3, lull time QUEEN Cherry Travel Agency, U1-.7W Call 74I-SS44 txpefiMKti Steady work . riianeoui small items Call Ui 1SS0 STATE RENTALS Bkr, 747-9434 security No pets Lean, adult* family (2 Mortgages a«ter 1:30 p.m. preferred. 49S 2793 , Call S31QB4 TRAVEL AGENT - Fulltime, ex- | 43 cents KEYPORT CLUB VILLAGE — On* oenenced Red Balloon Travel 82 Swimming Pools PLUM|6R - F7,e years aiptnance NORGE Avocado green dishwasher, and iwo bedroom, and ef he >encv apart KEANSBURG - Three bedrooms, llv RN'S L PN S • M Wi Fullaiid part ' Full time work N J Homeowners mend available for Aug I Free pool ng room, kitchen, dining room, full time 1 it and 117 shift Full Irlnges xinoi GET 13.000 No pels I1) month security required _,,_., Call 471 18I» TRUCK MECHANIC — Diesel ex 1 basemen) walk to stores. No pets. New ivv HOf%§I Nursing Home, t30.0O0 MORE 10M1SM4' POOL — Excellent condition Heat, hoi water andsas supplied Clow penenca and tools necessary Apply in For FAST RESULTS Ladder, tiller, extras »W0 Large yard House available Sept 1 PORTER.-- Permanent opening Mon Fast decisions confidential service oi NORGE SIDE BY-SIDE - » (u ft NY bui line Call 2H8.i3vSd.iilv person SchwaMi inUrnalional. 141 W 1JJS Hi month tali tat 4.;s ihrouflrV Fri , U JO p m lo 4 p.m. Secondarv Mortgage Loans' AT LOW COST refrigerator freeter Good condition •"1 M 1 11 7 shift, lull tnn*. • * Front St , Red Bank Duties Include general cleaning ot S100 firm 717-0141 KEYPORT — Remodeled and ready (Client benefits Apply in person. Mon POOL — Must Mil, mpvirw f.ter LONG BRANCH — Six nice rooms. uiant and office Experience neces- HORIZON CREDITCORP two bed'oom. kidss welcome, no lease day through Fr .day. 10-4 p.m. Crystal Brook Professional Bldg phone Williams M a 11 b u modal ms pets o k . garage. 13S0 sary Excellent company benefits Ap- Arnold STATE RENTALS Bkr ' 747 9434 Route 31, Ealonlown PARTIAL CONTENTS Aluminum vinyl Decking and new IM BRO INC , BKR t« 544 0901 ply WjMBlock Signals In. . it) Walter NuniniB Home, til South OF HOUSE FOR SALE '••*-r E.tras »»Ui« UTS 8*7 »SU Branchpon Aye . Long Branch, N J Laurel Ave . Ha/iei CALL 542-7775 KEYPORT ~ Onebearoom. all eler MIDDLETOWN — Three-bedroom on An equftt opportunely employer REGISTER carpet Available Aug iW> . „ e. pool lor kids, garage tor dad RN OR LPN M/W - II to MO shift, lull ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY wtm .a4-»7S tl RN | in Thomas Ave 747 J4»4 Shrewsbury S4 Merchandise Wanted _TATE MENTALS Bkr 7479434 P 0 S I Vj 0 N AVAILABLE AA PHOTO EQUIPMENT Classified Ads LONG BRANCH — Good locale, one LOCKSMITH Mlddietown Township BOUGHT AND SOLD »t-32U MIDDLETOWN — Four bedrooms. Excellent fringe benefits Ca bedroom, near beach. HSO. Kids, oets -- kitchen, dining room, living Hoard M education interested parties TYPIST -Part-lime. 10am tolpm PORTABLE~TYPEWRlTeR - Long AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UN STATE RENTALS Bfcr 7479414 amilvroom, two baths, possible should rankest appiicaiion at Admims | Shrewsbury Write Box M 379. The Da. 542-1700 • amaoe with luggage type case, W WANTED ANTIQUES. JEWEL RV. ,.... daughter iovly area Utter tralion Office, 59 Tlndall Bd . Mid- i Iv Register. Shrewsbury, N J 07701 Toll Free Irom Matawan Area Two Secretary swlvai chairs. S75 each RUGS, FOR CASH LONG HRANCH Renl monihlv twu nc«s MM DM 48tv dielowrT.ifJ . 07?a Eaual Opportuiji SALES CASHIER - Temporary part One two-drawer file cabinet. 110 Bohm INTERNATIONAL GALLEftlES bedroom, all utilities paid. Ocean Ave ir Employer lime position in downtown Kevporl TYPIST —Spaed and accuracy a must portable adding machine, us ui liji STATE RENTALS Bxr 747 9434 566-6100 IS* E Newman Springs Rd MIDDLETOWN - Fine area Three men's clothing store Come In person, Room lor advancement Position is in Shrewsbury U7-tiOQ PRODUCTION WORKER — PVC com «*d Bank Call alter 10 a m . S30-9HH RIDING MOWER - Needs tune UP. LONG BRANCH — College tedrooms, one year lease required, Wallace s. 14 West Front SI., Kevport Toll frteVrom Mlddletown Area pounding company looking lor a cons- 3 LINES SSO Tao* recorder. U TV antenna. Si needed. Iwo-feedroom, \\n 150 per month plus utilities GLORIA t ienttous,and reliable person to lam our SECftlTARY WANTED - TEACHER FOR CARLY 671-9300 -i-denti microscope. SM Portable ALL LIONEL TRAINS STATE RENTALS QKr UI ti34 NILSON REALTORS 8i2 «KN production department Excellent Statistical typing, light steno, recep- GRADES MUST BE FAMILIAR Mavlag clothes dryer, ISO S41 O77< Or Fiver Too cash appraisal *4* !•*] wages and benetits plus overtime Call WITH INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUC 5 DAYS KEANSBURG — Lovply three roorr iCEANPORT — Three bedroom, |3fS, tionist duties, one-person office. To DEHUMID1FIER And ftumtditiet ANTIQUES - All kinds, bought for to* Don .chjyeri at mOtH- TION AND HAVE APPROPRIATE ROTOTlLLER - I h.p..'lift) Cemenl apartment, heat and waier included ppliancei. yard (or kids t<40 Fee negotiable iW each, large wheelbarrow. \}$. cash Mary Jane Roosevelt Anltauei 1 CERTIFICATION APPLY IN WRIT mner. SIM Good condition Call •_rd and parking. U10 212-991 41 i . TATE RENTALS Bkr. _ 74'9434 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY $3.00 double headboard. »«, chair, JIS, IM Ea.l River Rd., Rumson 142-3159 PSYCHOLOGIST INTERNSHIP - ING ONLY TO: 7419140 ' JO Thomas Av« 747 3494 Shrewsbury fr>i- Register FAMILV ADS can sen trunks. 110 each, desk, $10 winch. 130 Member Appraisers Association of RED BANK - Luxury Quiet, one Tmlon Fills Public Schools is offering PRINCIPAL RED BANK PRIMARY MODERN APARTMENT - Neii your unneetted ilems for you quickly flexible Fiver sleds, 170, baby dresser America bedroom furnished apartment. Lease. an inteftshiP in school psychology tor SECTIONAL SOFA — French Provin ansporiaiion Best time to call 11 5ECRETARV - Typing, shorthand, iti RIVER STREET Merchandise for sale ONLY M0. crib and mattress, IIS tech fit-rentes security Alter 4. 741 0306 the school year 1979 to ifH Contact pr •ai three-piece, club chair with ol Itort noon. 4f 1-04 It pleasant teleohone voice a must, lo RED BANK. N J 07701 Originating Irom household, not ex-(hanging table. W> carriase, US. fin ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN- Arnold "Cohen, Swimming River work In pleasant office Apply in par- .man. very good condition ftJOO An equal opportunity employer ceeding a sale price ol s<00 per article ladder. 110: check writer, 130, fire TIQUES. Rt 14 and Homestead Ave.. MONMOUTH BEACH - Twi RED BANK - Beautifully landscaped fenool.JM Mancf Ave , Tinton Falls. ton. Video Warehouse, 100 Hwv, M. 710)12 PRICE MUST QE MENTIONED Each screen, W; black and white TV. US Leonardo 791 SIM bedrooms, child ok , carpet, bath, rea ward-winning townhouse. Living N J Q7774 201-7414111 An equal OP Atlantic Highlands WELDERS - Experienced in pipe III additional linr SIM No discount if tkjtes. twvs. sue 3, U 741-0681 SECTIONAL SOFA — Four-piece. S200 nabla oom with lireplace. dining room and iforiuntfr employer ting and pipe welding Mult have three AVOID THE GARAGE SALE - 1 ranceled before expiration Black slate-topretanguiar coffee lable, riMBRO INC., BKR. tSO 544OW5 ... kitchen, two bedrooms. I > SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST - years experience, must pass test Aw Hassle, TOP dollar paid for your un aths, two patios, attached garage, all Business school graduate or ex- No changes in copy s'00 Free-standing Contemporary beiween 1 and 4, inferno-Therm, 7 wanted items Call 1*4 Bits after Jp m RED BANK 1. RIVERSIDE AVE pplrances, wall-to-wall i-reeling mi perienced only Must bt responsible, Aerp Marine Terminal. Keyport Have something to s«M Phone l blue fireplace, Sl» Everything in RETAIL SHOE tent, etc *l bargain prices New excelled condition Call T41-1M3 —-diate occupancy 1675 a month Call have Initiative, career mindeo Ex- **• • BUSINESS and INDIVIDUAL LOANS RIVERVIEW TOWERS MM lellenl salary, bentlltMils* Strict con^corl/ WELDEWELDER-GeneralfabrtcatiR - General fabricatioon Good available for anv purpose. SMOt to 542-1700 TWO SNOW TIRES — For Pinto or FINE.T IN LUXURY HI RISE MANAGER fidence. resume. PO Box 414biii Bob • • ifisement *rtd attic. 1400 per month Mr Fibre!, 747.1100 steno Excellent working conditions CLASSIFIED ADS lomic books Colledions Anvlhingold ating accessories. iftltW. 01 741-1732 jus utilities and water, one year leas* Write to BOM M-Ul. The Daily Reg S41-JM0 ister. Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 53 Domestic Help 741 7783, 9 a m. to 6 pm , AIR CONDITIONERS - Fngidaire, TABLES - One lamp table; one hex RED BANK - One bedroom, dining EXERCISE BIKE - Stationary model 70 1146^ after 7 p m _^ IU.0W-BTU.tiuU Westinghouse. J7.0O0- Coail agon, one cocktail table Siso for all, oom, dishwasher, washer, dryer, I3J5 ROOTS Call « to S SECRETARY BTU. 1250 H'i '116 rear yiew mirror MS takes all Cai sail separately 747-IU* after 4. plus ulllilias, lease, setuntv 471 4720 RUMSON — Waierlront ranch Three 74M.71. iik for Bruce bedrooms, two baths, den. dining room. COMPANION ~ For tld«rly lady. ' AIR CONDIT lONER - ColOsool. B.000 rtlter 4 30. 7(70413 BROAD ST., RED BANK We are seeking a secretary wlin good TENT - 12.14. excellent shape. 1.00. new kitchen, lun deck One or Iwo-vear room wilh kitchen privileges plus ISO i 8TU. Iwo years old, 1*5 FUEL OIL PUMP - Hand or electric RED BANK — Magnificent large elli typing and steno skilli to work in our DRYER — Sears Kenmort, heev three-Diece redwood set, two chairs rase 1791 per month Call Dorothy at Good working condition V' eal-in kitchen, balcony with corporate office Minimum two years weekly Davs tree, be home nights Call Call .144 9598 duly, very good condition. MS and couch, tlf IM-HIS. Call *7i-MM after 4 30 p.m barbecue pit carpeting, landlord cays entury 21 Coiens Agency, 741-7666 REAL ESTATE SALES experience required 741-0197 7171931 independently Owned " AIR CONDITIONER - Whirlpool, WOO THOMASVILLE - Tufted vlnvl couch, heal and water 1300 U\ im 1 H0USE EEPEH MINI OR DIRT BIKE —Good running Sterling Thompson Group please * - RtlirtH, twodavs | BTU. 149 , j FtNE cM,NA _ By s,ytt Hooie, 105 needs reupholsierinfl. Vi, nautical EA BRIGHT Oieanlront tolam rrange for an inlerviei condition Middlelown area. Call RED BANK - Studio apartment lull NANCY KOO Please »„««, 11 30 p m Red Bank area tu-noo Ask ior |Un _ Dietflp wMt wllh Dii1(-um nngi ,; chaft coffet table. >10. »t-m». otlaoe, all utilities paid, only 1250 1 71•1761. idle one. walk lo Broad No pets S26O 93 Half Mile Rd., Lincrofl '-is-nur.>~T.n-icn mnnnari, • <» oiece# Dplatice setim.. scrying plalter TATE RENTALS Bkr. iti-UU AIR CONDITIONER B.000 8TU, 110 i °'« ' »»'"-• *• THE USED FURNITURE CENTER rHijdes heal Lease, security »7t-47jo On Ekit 109. Garden State Parhwav arn, cures 13M NAN JOHNSON I HOUSEKEEPER CHILD CARE - 197 Shrewsbury Ava, Red lank 110-0900 BUYS AND BUYS WO BEDROOM - House with view, Part-time. Won-Fri. car necessary Beens, Has-beens and Why Noli RED BANK - Riverfront Three REAL ESTATE SALES From an entire household lo a single callable Irom Aug ll Highlands Call Mi-HSi after i p.m. FINE FURNITURE — And antiguet ooms. 1225: also, four rooms. 1300 Opening lor Iwo full lime attoclatai t TRIANGLE AIR CONDITIONER - W.ndOi i Antigue furniture, lewelry, ill- 300 wt werh .17 t)») Moving, must tell TIRES — HR ;i is. whliewall rat DM BRO INC.. BKR. |» J44090S |Url m September for one Of MM I KIND LADY — To care for elderly i 000 BTU. Quiet Cool, two yea immediate cash TOP dollar INDUSTRIES, INC. i 30 0814 ith 17,000 miles Excellent comtll WEST KEANSBURG - Seven rooms diatown's leading agencies Markelli ! Aomin, no housfkeeping, preferably is'-d sparingly HIS 141 3468 S41-1449 ' RED BANK — Ready now, bring pets. SIS each or lour for stO S44-1100 Ask ids, pets, two baths, wall-to-wall and training oroaram. Member of Na P.O. Box 850 j live in Write to Box MM*. The Da>W ne bedroom, uimiies oaid lor Stan. IM BRO INC BKR ISO $44-0901 lionai Referral Service and Monmout Holmdel, N.J., 07733 1 Register. Shrewsbury. N j 07701 R CONDITIONER - Sears window. OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, TATE RENTALS Bkr 747 9434 County Ml 5 Construction to start new , .-celle'H condition. ZB 000 BTU 1160 TRAMPOLINE-With cover, 6 glassware, art obiects and bric-rbrac i Equal Opportunity Employer M F d, amst ew w a Fair Haven subdivision RESPONSIBLE PERSON - For light 1 671 S3?l 10. SIM mmediate cash 'or anything and eve RED BANK — Three-bedroom apart- irEST LONG BRANCH - Six room. iMIRT PRESSERS - Musi be f housekeeoing, ]ix to 10 hours per week. | .„" ' . AUT ' B tsoes, value over I7», asking I vthinf, Ruscil's, If C Front SI., Red ment, living room, dining room, kilch (or confidential interview FOULK3 aKAI •4MBM ids ok - garage, good Price PRESTON AGENCY. 2 Woodland Or ed Highest paid m area with Reterences required 6711*10 I INSTANT REPLAY - v.deo Jti 0013 ______Ban* '41-16U and lull bath Convenient Eamide IM 0R[> INC UKll 1W S44O9O5 • • • • i camera with iniiiiv accessories si.500 MiddletoWn 671-9494 weekly larentte immediate work FOR BE.T BUYS IN PIANOS AND TWO RADIOS - With Itrack tape ocation No wls 1321 Call 7411756 RCtEPTIONIST-fyplST Apply Li itie Silv s, 601 »lavers. Two chest of drawers, child's TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO ir Cleanei ORGANS CONSULT MAX LEWIS 1ED BANK — One-bedroom, best deal Luxury .(lice In Mlddietown require Branch Avt. Little Silver, 741 54 Situations Wanted pj^ff '*„ _ „„, desk with chair Call 342-9237 DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry to n town, wall-lowall, all bins paid 03 Rentals To Share e_ffil.ni typist with great personal" TUSTING PIANO CO. Cash. DON PON'S JEWELERS Will SHIPPIN&.CLERK - For a let Ironic Female Lovely Coiun.al double hutcn. i2IS Call TWO DANFORTH CORSAIR - Com TATE RENTALS Bkr 7479434 for rK4t).onist rjosil.on Salary com 701 Bangs Ave Asbury Park-JM-08" Z -. Irom private owners and estates manufacturer Experience in packing 44.-94OT •asses. tW each —_ MARLBORO HOUSE TO SHARE - mensitfatf with experience Send rt 1006 Hwy 3). Oce-fi-775-MM ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND ana shiDOing Apply WHEELOCK SIG 747-1 Ml EA BRIGHT - Ne 'Ms* AO email', la to 11 DM plus utilities, ime _r» letter to Personnel DirectO' JEWELRY DESIGNED Jt9 River NALS INC , 17) Branchport Ave.. Long i RAMES - Steel 35 heavy gauge. rtebedroom, 1250. all bills paid lOH ID ihupumg Linda. 7804532 O Bpm 87. Mlddietown. N J 07748 Rd.. Fair Haven, N.J 141-6.17 Branch. N J An equal opportunity em- BUSINESS WEN - Increase your bus. reinforced metal frames Approx- TATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9434 ness with a personelued answering i Souankum-Yellowbrook Rd. Fan TWO AIR CONDITIONERS - Fedders ployer imately 91" longx!6" widexS" high, for WANTED - Second or new hand pump service from my home Call 741 7446 ' ">a- n m 6M ttb* REAL ESTATE eramic hie bathrooms Excellent tor Mr Our TWO TICKETS - For KISS CON- UINUI S HADOW LAKL Adult commumlv KURNACES - Natural gas. forced hot orlri Asbury neighOorhuod Overlook LPN - AvJilable tor private dull BED - Dark Pine, full site, with _o« CERT. July U at Madison SQUI wobedroom ranch, enclosed patio plan lor Success, highest commissions SHOE SALESPERSONS - For Juve spring and maltreu. used one year air. 7S.000-BTU and 100,000 BTU Best ID ng lake Short walk to beach Call Garden. Best offer 7I7-4M1 All appliances Ground floor level DonuSM. Licensed or unlicensed Ca rule lhoe store*, full-lime, tome ex- offer can rn 1087 31 6345 Call between 9 _ m ] p m 764 Hit 101 Apartments ompiele maintenance outside iJius Rick Grimm at Matawan office perience necessary Good Starting WATERLESS COOKWARE - Stain- ( UHNHUP.E Mediterrarwancouch- elf. tennis, swimming Occupancy 1 nourly salary, benefits and opportun. MOTHER OF THREE - Will babysit UELT EXERCISER -- Commercial less steel, II pieces. Home demonstra- ,6* mo? — jreen. H00 IS Lease 747-3312. 9 5 Alter b ty Send resume to Bo« & 394, The m my East Keansburg homo. 6 JO Battle Creek, like new 17S tion kind. Lilelime guarantee. Never WEST END LONG BRANCH -Large, 08 Commercial Call 19I-S7H 5Tt REAL ESTATE SALES - Active oflic Daily Register, Shrewsbury NJ 671.31IJ used Normally S40O-1M0 Selling S1VS modern, luxury, 3 i room, air condl Rentals e. ofterln 0770^1 _^_^_^^_ I URNISHING OM A LOW BUDGET? deliver. WI 3904. tioned garden apartments S175 in Real Estat HAOOW LAKE - New londommmm BEST TOP SOIL Check the USED FURNITURE eludes parking One block ocean Patio oil. tennis., swim, boat One spouse, irvhouse t)the SHORT ORDER GRILL PERSON - WEDDING & ENGAGEMENT RING i.ood (ill dirt Eckel Truchmg, S91 VOt CENTER OF RED BANK Fine Prefer adults, no pets 7*2 Greens Ave ge 5. 1550 S^M'U EKperience preferred. Yearroun m n carot gold engagement ring with turniture for less 197 Shrewsbury Ave »»4al4 HHIMEINDUSWU SPACE position Call 142-1721. 741-«M0, IS i BOXES - Corrugated Caching SUP lOOpt Marauls Shape Diamond. M plies- for Industry and Moving and ;aro1 gold wedding ring with 4 Bagets. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two- SPRAY PAINTER - Experienced in GAS MOT "WATER HEATER"- 7S 02 Houses For Rent 12.000 sq ft'Tailgate load- S1H»lpWjnttd Storage Call Ut-Mm Or 46! 4672. I' Round Diamonds, and • Mar- bedroom garden apartment, second bake enamel and willing lo learn ing, railroad siding, private RELIABLE WOMAN - Wishes ironing juiiih*De diamonds 11400 For more floor with balcony, near shopping and Dowder coaling application and cleaning every other Mon . Tues. BUNK 6ED - Mapl* Vi Very good rilormal.on call l<2 J511 or l%l-iHt\ ireniDOrtation, outet Hot water and parking, air conditioned, ACTORY HELP - Some mechanical Wed . Thurs. Shrewsbury Long condition GASPIPELESS FURNACE - Good heat supplied, free pool, Super- ALET-— One-bedroom loft sprtnkiefed Public ranspof-' xponence necessary All luil- Branch P. urn son-Sea Bright area. 9 717 1146 ondiiion. sue 30x34. WEDDING GOWN - Site i with vtfl. intendent on premises Call 291-0770 pnvacv 1600 Mr month tation me-paid holidays and other company am 4:30 Salary IIS M |4_-4(4J alter 741-7467 perleci for all seasons, like new condi- Can 741.218J evenings MEN-WOMEN enetits Apply in person lo Eslev CARPETING - Green. 6b yards two lion Call 7H-I7U ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Under AS GRILL - 40,000 BTU, oak wait 747-1100 Eirn as you Itim Metal Products. Wevsidt and Sh#fio yours old Color TV. 19' . console, ster i»0 Kids, POOI. lots more. OUNTRYSTVLE - Onlyeight acres " * Tinton Faltt. N mj ea radio 741 7JM or-747-1018 toit, RC Airplane with six.channel TIM-BROJNC, BKR ISO 5440904 ight rooms, kids, pets, 1400 lo bi i .nit 8410671 72 Garage Sales IMBRO INC. BKR ISO 544 0905 SPREADER — Ladles sportswear. Ru-son, Fair Haven, Middlelown CARPETING - Used SS sq yards CAPRI APARTMENTS — Atlantic knit fabrics some experience SUSAN area Relermces Phone 871 93U Yard Sales Highlands One-bedroom luxury, near OTTAGE - On*t»droom. nlCtlV 54 BROAD ST. JAY. 10 Bridge Ave, Red Bank jrmvhed. ulililies Paid, tl|5 Rlgflt ndw, you can learn a reward «ing center and transportation 741J4X. Aik for Mr. Pier TEN YEARS EXPERIENCE Molh I jreen. excellent condiiion 944 MIS water heal supplied, tree pool and IM BRO INC.,__BKR |U S44090S RED BANK, N.J. Ing 'ahiir and cjel paid while »o« e-tneher will care l y l JrenlniCHDELIER MIODLETOWN - 3S1 Owighl Rd.. - Decorator Quality. I — tree mamlainence No w-ts ?9» 0006 n ">a*bes (earn It you auBlIfy, you get ft* WPEHINTENDENT - Black Seal nter globe. JulV 1|, H, 30, 1-4 p.m. ATONTOWN — Two-bedroom in 1 my home Three and UP HAMMOND & BALDWIN i^e'ec ' Wme training Ihen come home lo a •with multi-unit experience Apartment '47-9S44. Two-family FREEHOLD — + Vicinity. One three vooded area, double garage. S150 pert-time job with the Army Re> ' PIANO AND ORGAN i " • JBO ^o f Cenira: plus salary Excellent location In Lin- bedrooms, I2U + TATE RENTALS Bkr 747 9434 1 eenre Look into It Part ol what vou croft Can 101 S30 0UIbetween9and4, CHINA CLOSET - Round glass, old' CENTER TIM-BRO INC . BKR |M 544-0WS :• ' P[ ">o I'i ear ifla pride Mon through Fn 55 Situations Wanted lamps, pink glassware, miscellaneous 73 Machinery For Sale AST KEANSBURG ~— Three «* 7B»J Oiviiion ol Altenberg FREEHOLD - Six rooms, kids ok, bedroom with option lo buy Don't wait fell Ami hum SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - Part Male Piano Howie good locaiion. 1725 22S •• HAiN LINK I-ENCING - Surpl-^ ' 747-1100 " or lull, time Starting at 3 p.m. Long j Old you know Dt. BULLDOZERS - D *. lu. D I, TIM-BRO INC.. BKR. SSO 544 0*05 IMBRO INC, BKR 150 544-0905 :', Oi|irf»liitt term, pleasant work. 741-4341 first quality vinyl clad Musi sacrifice I 'u. 977H Loader 51A, 1tS7 Mack trac- 741-5930 S 59 so M installed with lop rail 100' I We Are N.J.'s or. is'-ion low bed. 11 yard dump TELEPHONE OPERATOR WANTED ' ALL-AROUND VARD WORK - Trees minimum Terms arranged 783-0300 Largest and Oldest ratter; storage trailers. Autocar 774-1346 - Part-time 7 p m to II p m Week- I cut. garages, gutters, etc . cleaned Dump truck for parts. t»ss GMC dump COCKTAIL TABLE 115. 30' electric ] Piano Dealer ends included Experience preferred, Free estimates W.-O01. ruck; tools, etc, steel beami up to stove, gold tone, 140: stereo console, i Mason and Hamlin. KimbaM. Sohmer. 872-0129 !*iti. steel scaMold, small aluminum .35. brown len-soeed bike (35. Call Baldwin. Kawai. Knabe, Everett. Cur. An equal opportunity employer EXPERIENCED PIANO TUNING — i van body. Champ fork lift, Case •H- Bifc* ner. Hardman and Plaver pianoi Free esdmaies. reasonable rates Call beckhoe Can tv Jill Leave name John H*rwood. 747-1M0. anytime LARGE DISPLAY OF 51 Htlp Wanted COLONIAL LIVING ROOM 5ET and telephone number on recorder and CLASSIFIED GREEK PASTRY MAKER — 21 years Complete Wall plaquis. knick-knacks, : GRAND PIANOS win call back. production experience for retail and '"isceli.neous '39 t*M 300 MAIN STREET wholesale markets. Profit unlimited m ASBURY PARK, N.J 07713 77 Pets And Livestock Slrudel production and pastry line j DINING ROOM - Hecredon, walnut , 77S-9KQ HELP WANTED Perfect for bakery Cham or super drmh Two «>rm and four side cna.rs. Open daily » to *. Sat, 'til i market group as new item. 1710472 i«al and oads .300 471 illi HOLIDAY HEALTH SPA - Member- Advanced And Beginners MALE OR FEMALE >mp Must vatniict. VIP Goodlili l»1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY •vilh V^l vea'i, renewal. UK Ml-1271 DOG TRAINING SiHilpWinted 51 Help Wanted Classes eves and Sat. afternoons. Person lo lake coTiplele charge ol home delivery in Bavthore Companion Dog Club IBM TYPEWRITERS 74M04* A DAILY GUIDE Long Branch Musi have van or station wagon RENTAL $19.50 per mo. AKC GERMAN SHEPHARD — Pup- Henl with oplion lo buy 171-0317 pies, lor complete information, please Of BUSINESS SERVICES 10 SUIT YOUR NEEDS HELP WANTED JUKE BOX - Pool 1 Enuan Kennel, (also stud service register, air conditioner?"*! available). u\ 5IO The Daily/Sunday Register microwave oven SM-O'SZ BEAGLE - Gun dog MALE OR FEMALE KARATE OUTFIT — Like ntm, white, For sale Circulation Department Person for delivery LAY UPS - Box stalls, Cooks • Hostesses OFNERAL LAWN MAINTENANCE - 13 Instruction 213 Instruction S35. Green pastures, 11 acres, gulal. LINOTYPE MACHINE - With large GENERAL PAINTING 4 i re* estimates, yery reasonable Call ilon Falls 5424.47. M lection ol tvpe laces, alto 13x10 CAP CONTRACTING DECORATING E B. 471 M10 Hosts • Waitresses press. Call in-461!. LHAS* APSO PUPS - AKC regu . championship bloodlines, tin BILL HICKMAN G.C , Int - Concrete MOMECOMWCRCIALINOUSTRIAL COMPLETE LAWN MAINTfNANCf MARMET BABY CARRIAGE - Six weeks old. Three tamales. one male sidewalks, driveways, paliov. removal. -OCR. Inc.842-4099 free estimates Residential', commercial Wt _rt Hentwood cane chairs, butcher Mock Union iperior ihow quality Call 747-3444. Iree estimates Call 291-4 UJ or 2240070 Prompt s*'«ii« tuilv iniureo and have ib years e»- Service Assistants J »5 t.ibif two ladder-back chairs. Derlsnce Wt-mber ol N J Turf Grass HOUSE PAINTING -" ConiiOtring a i-fi an end tables. Decan octagon table. RABBITS - Year-old black male, Association Free estimate* Ht ;JSS GENERAL CONSTRUCTION late lift? Dr Brush enh#nces the char- .Kan collet table, lour pieces of out- white female. 17.50 apiece. White II. Technical door redwood furniture, antigue chaise All phases Free estimates i acter of any home. Call 841-4736 (Bus & Dish) old babies, male and female. 55 B43-9O4 7 i IM.IM II VI IIN(, lounge, two leather club chairs, com- tech *7i 412* There's a new Denny 5 in Ocean Township and j oiMe, all wood kitchen cabinets. G E EXTERtfiR PAINTING AND STAIN EBBB Unhwasher. Caloric oven and range, LIGHT HAULING Lawns m WESTERN PLEASURE-Horse Also ING - Beautiful paint jobs done bv 'i^y means, new family eating Urn and now full-time ' L Institute ROOFING* SIDING concrete done, and all odd jobs i nocolale brown window shades. idmg lessons, special summer pro- Ed*. I scrape old paint olf windows 1 ,iJ"fl p.i' E»f. 1947 t mid •> high chair, bookcases, child's gram 67i 9m ; ^ ina watti them belore repainting I I1U or fcJi vii4 .'iriin table, child's arti and cralis recaulk all soots and joints that need it DOUBLE INSULATEit) 'AULINO - *nt_i"»nd ga table, child's easel Call 7BOH43 after I work Mat and your house will look Vinyl and aluminum lidlno. norm rages cleaned Trees cut * Interviewing now . 80 Blc vcles/Mtnl Bikes toeutif-l, especially with while trim, doort and wlnd«wi. Frtt fflllmalas Call Ui-ossi or 471-2I1I * Experienced & inexperienced R Montanye, m»M For tree estimate, call Eddie al MAG WHEELS - Four. 14". Chevro 6 71 4401. * Top Pay <•'! 1100 or best oiler. BATAVUS t!77 - HSM MOCttd. Good TRUCK & AUTO Call 671-07O, a(tc,r 4 p.m. ondltlon. Low miles. 1350 Call I42-OW0 GAGLIANO PAINTING - Bv experienced college RENTAL * Free Insurance. ENROLL NOW!!! Roofing Stding Guttffi ReMirs. Frt stud*nt, very reasonable In- MATTHESSES — New. tttifli eitlmalH. jnout or 172 ttti terior eiterlor. Iree estimates Call rOHD RENT A 13 red run, HI, HudlO 1st Mortgage and Equily-tund A _ ._!._,_. im ma IN AIOUTI YEAR EXPERIENCED COLLEGE STU AVIS • ouih with red black Plato cover with ing co now processing Govern "(l»ist»rv. M0. mahogany dining room DENTS - Qo professional work, In IHE PAINTING COMPANY - Ei table with teal and pads, (100; three sir mem backed loans for all J terior/eMlwQr Reasonable rates i.fnenied Free estimates Interior 6100 Rt. 35 condiitoners, various sues from Free estimate* Call 747 9411 or Ocean-Mormoulh tiomeowners ,( • nienor Reasonable rates With nttpn (at West Park Ave. CALL NOW!!! SSO IOC. bedroom set. needs paint. l'0. ••nces 583-O94; ill-1117 AH items In excellent condition. New anti-inllalion programs will » wnv Ocean Township," MAIN ST. 542-2292 EATONTOWN, N.J. save you £100$ of ttt pe: « FURNACE - FIM dampers installed, T & W PAINTERS month by corfsolidating all bills £ oil Of gas, I030S savings on luel. Tullv insured Frer cillmatn Cal FINANCIAL *ID AVAILABLE, it QUALIFIED tiuild.no (Ode 101 291 3919. 78/ 54M or 787 6SW tfPMVHfM IM TMMM V HTIMM OFFICE EQUIPMENT — Flit cabl- mlo one CAU 3644111 M.A.E HCCMMTd K-WI. MTNHl HtMCUTWI IT THN US UCWHUL KHOKS nels. poor condition. S3S lor both Used funding has (he special plan for TRUCK BOAt I WALLV'S PAINTING krmmt ITTMIW JCKT mn HHHTMHT ¥ mtum Roval Plain paper d»y phMocooier. Hit your needs. 9AM lo9P.M. GOLD LEAF WORK EiRtrt Craftsman Reasonable MmtM¥rmm7M1I5. LITTLE SILVER - ArmHrons an 944-aill statute* and regulations that may app- HIGHLANDS - Small, tnarrnlng, on ly to work, particularly with regard to Somoza fires nouncet a tuper ntm miina taalurintj to meet l»o bedroom luuia. fenced van. main DESIGNER - RetMwttial kitchens tiwt bedroom*, 2*1 bitht, lamliv room, LENTZE MARINA —For Rarllan lav ihe provisions of Round 11 of the Local Mreol, yerv clean. HOP. Wwit. and beths, desires cottcge or carriage Mreened in porch, central air. two-car boating In-out berthing service for Public Works Capital Development and RED BANK - The RAP house rental In the Mlddketown-Red serene and beautiful wooded lot Ad power and sail boats. 15 to H' Used investment Program application. ALLiNHUIlST - FurtiMM T« i Rheumatoid Arthritis Bank area Will provide remodeling at mire end acquirti n»,ooor E A boat satea 7IM1W BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR bedroomi. living room, dining room. reduced raits for the right location ARMSTRONG AGENCY, fieellOfs, Hi AND TOWNSHIP COUNCIL OF THE Progress) self-help group will new kllchtn Three buck* to Mactv Ta irmuirtt afMr 5 p m.. W-fUB. Pfowct Ave.. LHtlt Silver. T41—4MC MAKO — Marquis, Lymen TOWNSHIPOF ABERDEEN army officers Labor Day Call 111Uttaflar i; alldav Ouranaultc. Johnson Outboards EDWARD E KAUFMAN. Mayor meet July 17. at 7:30 p.m. in wtwndt MIDOLETOWN — BrseltitMitna view, FAMILY — Two Mulls and ttrtt chll OMC, Sales, Service and Parti CONSTANCE PETRILLO, Clerk loveiv three bedroom ranch, twobathi, the Neuberger Auditorium of dren need two-three bedroom aoarl Trailers, Electronics, Supplies July It |2t.M MANAGUA, Nicaragua cession to U.S. Ambassador MOUNT TOCONO - Four-tMroom, ment or house In Monmouth County family room wltn fireplace. Florida Launching Ramp and Dockage Riverview Hospital William Bowdler and others Iwo-balh Chalal. Fireplace Prlvatt near buses, shopping Will pay SIM room wllh three ell fllan walls, formal Season rates (AP) - President Anastasio toll courte, tennli court*. baKh and plus utilities Immediate Aug. 1 oc- dininfl room, two-car Mraea, \k ocre Bry's Marina, Ntpluwt, JH-JUi 221 Colts Neck The meeting is free and is negotiating with the rebels in country club. CloM to all rtiom Somoza fired all his army of- cupancv. Call 717-IM4. ___ lot nwiiri • magnincenl vle>« of the mini surrounding counlrviMe, located on OWENS 19J5 - ir, slews tw«. head. NOTICE TO II DO IRS open to all arthritis patients ficers with at least 30 years' the Costa Rican capital of San ONE-BEDROOM - Apartment In one of the highest points elona (he good on mileage, |2gO. Notice Is hereby given thai cap SEA BRIGHT - MOW rooms and Jose Others said this allowed Freehold. Ensllshtown, Marlboro or coatt Lou of iloriae twee Florida Call U1W honed sealed bids bearing bidder's and their friends and rela- e,perience and may leave the tludlo uniti. Dallv/waahlv/monlhlv Mtlawan tor Aug. It or Sept. 1. Couple room has built in five ipeahtr e«c name and address will be received bv tiyes. the officers to leave the coun- fata* Private baach and pool, air ion and pat, no kids, »l,*07Q eft*' i P m Irovoic* Petrnien svslem end numer SAILBOAT AND TRAILER - W50. the Colts Neck Township Board of country by tomorrow, depend- dltloned Maid lervlce. TRADE oos other eitrai Call lor damn and Snipe u Oavsailer wood sloop, Education on or before 1 « P M. on Dr. Mori Schwartzberg, a ing on conditions being nego- try to escape arrest by the WINDS MOTEL. M2ta37 WANT ED — Large apartment or small iDPO.nlment Only 1»S,SOO tiDergias-covered H7 m\ It Laurel Tuesday, July J1, 1979. at which time house, good neighborhood Will pav GAG Rialtor iiHOOO IH-eel? Dr. Fair Haven. they will be public ly opened, read, and Neptune rheumatologist. will tiated by the United Slates and Sandinistas for war crimes. WEST CND-Ocaanvla»,patio.pool, moderate rent, plus painted, floor re- recorded for the following one bedroom apartment* SAND CAS- SAILBOAT - ir Kingfisher Sails and finishing and minor repairs 7IMO40 MIDDLETOWN -Call or MM for our 1 Milk be the speaker: other countries and the Sand- Sandinisla leader Sergio TLE APARTMENTS. 400Oitin Blvd long trailer Excellent condition, easy "Shore and Country Living" brochuri. I. Ice Cream ffiRlS handling |7» 7U-015J. »1LlttltS..vtf inista guerrillas, a reliable Ramirez Mercado said yester- Plct, deicriptioni, prices on a«ailebit [ Gasoline KFAlFSTAIE homes APPLEBROOK AGENCY. Re Specifications and Terms. General Borough Council reserves Ihe right lo Nicaraguan government day in San Jose that Bowdler Conditions, and Bid Forms may be 104 Furnish* Rooms „ FOR SALE altori, »50 ftl IS.rtlddletown.in-2300 153 Camping Equipment reled any and all Bids, to waive any source said told him and the other four obtained from the Office of Ihe Secre informalities or irregularities in the MIDDLETOWN — Ranch homr Five tarv, Cedar Drive School. 73 Cedar Bids received, and to accept any Bid members of the rebel Junta he Drive. Colls Neck, New Jersey 07711 The source, who asked not KEANSBURG -Rooms bv wteft, roomt with aar«se APACHE TENT RAILED - Sleeps which n deemed most favorable lo the month Pleat* call 717311| or II7-MM 131 Houses For Sale four, excellent condition: UY> or best between 10 00AM and 4 00 P M Borough of Little Sliver. New Jerstv, to be identified, said Somoza's considers them the "new gov- on ?*Jiw we«koavs (Phone I0i-4*3l1S«) tut Illlurlinlltm offer 717-9i71 aller i al the time and under the conditions MIDDLETOWN — Outstanding four ernment of Nicaragua." The Board reserves Ihe right lo stipulated The right Isaltoreserved to reason for dismissing more A BETTER WAY - To OuV Or sell bedroom, two be in homr gat haat. » LAOV ONLY - FurntihW room wllh t em i any and all bids, or award bids in increase or decrease Ihe Quantities in Ramirez said the U.S. govern- CENTURY 11 Phoenix Really. THE living room wllh stone! fkepiace. coun than 100 veteran officers yes- kllchtn prMletfei, IIS weefclv. Musi 154 Recreational whole or In part which in Us judgment ihe manner designated in the Specif NEIGHBORHOOD PROFESSIONAL try kitchen, family room, tamed rear rtivt car, Horn* at nlghl with elderly mav be deemed in the best interest of .calioni. terday was not known Some ment is expected to announce lady. Call Dtiww 7 9 p.m., l*.*anj. 144-4*00. yard, cantrai air conditioning in .WO Vehlclts the School District, and to waive Im- Bv order of Borough Council of Ihe recognition of the junta "very LEE CRAWFORD REALTORS, material formaline. observers considered il a con- AAA UPl en 3SW. - Borough of Little Sliver, New JarHV- RED BANK — Large lovely room. Bidders are required to comply Three bedrooms, li' master bedroom, 19/S TRAVEL TRAILER - »' Terry, SuphenG Greenwood soon, " but State Department cl«an. comfortabla, nicely furnished, wllh trie requirement! of PL I97S, c Pftvalt tnlrawa, good are* U7WQ living room, dining room, IS' kitchen, NEWLY PAINTED HOUSE — )19 completely self-contained. Like new. Borough Administrator officials in Washington said family room, luxury bath, 114' lot Chelsea Awe Long Branch, one mile Call f )o i, Htm* After 6, W-1W July 14 »';*" Bv order of Ihe Board of Educa- Gareee Eitras. ' from baach. 1 bedrooms, oil hot air the question of recognition had MELMED REALTY. BROKER MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT tion, Colts Neck Township, New Jer Experts say IM Commercial Rentals heel On market for S31.Q00 Will Mil Check our unbeatable $av IMOcMnport nol arisen in the talks in-54S0 m-tmo lal %nvx> B"v OWT- Can ]»-n*o lu* rale, tna compjre. ATTENTION AL GREENE A CO.. INC. OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Wevsldf Woods ABERDEEN N.J. — Luminoujly tMco SENIOR CiriZINSt Another Nicaraguan gov- REALTORS and Long View Village Elegant new SLIDE-ON - Truck camper t«1 IV, rated new office ipeca, UD to »00 ig OCIANPORT GARDENS energy plans ernment source, also asking « HWV 35 Kayport 7W MOO homes from tiiO.OOO Call S31-0M3 sleeps six., self-contained, extended ft. Will wb-dlvlde, rentali lUrt at U 174 OCEANFORT AVENUE per tq. ft, Brofcfr'i inqulrlei Invited bumper Must sell, HOOP. 2*4-5073 AMAZING VALUE tTO's OCEANPORT, NCWJERSIYI77I7 anonymity, said Somoza at UMW OWNER SELLING — Thraa bedroom Mint plus, plus. Enormous bedrooms, TAG-ALONG 1H9 - Sleeps eight, self 223FalrHaven It a planned Senior Citlitns Com limes appears to have made Middleiown ranch in excellent location contained, good condition. Call munlly development bv Oceanport AGENTS — Eaecullvfi, profetilonalt: 11 living room, II' country kitchen, are risky Fireplace, private backvard, tcrtened 7IJ4J44 Gardens Associate* in cooperation with offices available In two or three rooms lormal dining room, family room, utili- ORDINANCt up his mind lo resign and end porch, In excellent condition Asking Ihe United States Department of Hous- or larger Air, carpet, decoration On ty room, luxury bath, central air, rec- Ordinance Authorltlm the Mayer U4.W0 Principal, only Cell 471-913* ing and Urban Devetopmenl under Ihe his family's 42-year dic- long-term liaiei Red Bank artl. Full reation basement Garage Appliances and Municipal Clerk lo Eiecule an President Carter's pro- Agreement with Monmwth Cttifttv to Section I Housing Program for Ihe terwlce* Low rents 7i)«»3. Owner wants offers OWNER WILL HOLD MORTGAGE - SPECIAL tatorship but at other times medlly the InUrloctl Service! Afret- Elderly and Handicapped posals for energy independ- MELMED REALTY, BROKER On two-btdroom, lvj| bath, five-room 100 NOTICES mtni dated 1/M/TI. Names are being accepted at the seems determined to continue ATTRACTIVE OFFICE, SPACE — 47,-ieM 4W-W00 coiiaoe, with garage. Smill down ence are among the firmest Community Development Center, 11 Middle of Red Bank, Broad St, »1« per payment Asking IM.OOO For details WHEREAS, certain Federal funds BELFORD MIDDLETOWN SECTION Main Street, Oceanport, New Jersey battling the guerrillas. month, on site parking Cell ROCAft call KIRWAN CO, MH3S0 201 Card Ol Thanks are potentially available to Monmoulh and most ambitious ever pro- CO., before 1, H\-13)3. — Clean three bedroom ranch. Large County under Title I of the Housing and 077S7lor apartments. High-level government of- eat-In kitchen, garagw, attic, shadv Community Devetopmenl Act of IV". An Equal Opoorlunllv Employer posed by an American presi- lencad yard Near schools, churches, cellenl Little SUvtr location. Un THE FAMILY - Of the late Dr C commonly known ai Communlly Oe July li, 14 110 K dent. But experts say they are ficials and business associates stopping center. Mull sae to ap- DOCTOR'S OFFICE - To share New obitructtd water vltw from moil Peter Regan wishes to express sincere velopmenl Block Grant Program, and of Somoza staying in the In- Iv decorated and fully furnished. preciate. Principals only. WISH. roomi Newly renovated Living room. appreciation for the many gifts of WHEREAS. II Is necMtary lo M0 Rum ton not without risks to the na- Modern professional building in Red fireplace, formal dining room, u»n flowers, mass cards, simpatv letters amend en ealstina Inlerlocal Service. BROKER'S BEST lU'S tions economy. tercontinental Hotel appeared Bank Available May 1 *JTim kitchen, ton with fireplace, *tudv, four and the Leukemia Society, sent bv his Agreement for the County and Its peo Four bedrooms. 17' master bedroom. AOVlRTISIMf NT FOR BIOS mailer iliad bedroom., thrtt baths many friends, patients *nd atvot iiles pit to benefit from this program, and Notice It hereby given that sealed calm and showed no signs of MIDOLETOWN - Hwv 3S. prime of- If living room wllh fireplace, formal The steps outlined last Sun deck Two-car garagt Dock Tran- WHEREAS, an Agreement hat bids will be received by the Mayor and lice space In profmion.il building, with dining room, 17' new eat-In science special preparations for hur- l«rr*d owner aiklny llll.fOO LAW been proposed under whKh the Mun it i Council of the Borough of Rurmon at a night by Carter include the utlllilei. 4H sq. It, lint floor (71 liM. kitchen. Recreation basement. All ap- LEV AGENCY. REALTORS, Ml .7.2 pailly ol Fair Haven and the County of regular meeting lo be held on Thurs- between 2-J p.m. pliances plus extras 210 Lost & Found ried departure. But it was Eve*., I4J »7« Manmouth in cooperation with other day, July 14. 1979 al 1:30 P.M., al setting of quotas on oil im- MELMED REALTY, BROKER municipalities will modify an in- MIODLETOWN - tOOOsq, ft Of IMCt Memorial Borough Hall. East River learned several important 4HiS6» 4W-W00 PONT MONMOUTM — Three bedroom lerlocal Services Act pursuant to ports, the spending of billions awaileble. butv itiopolno center, uvcr LOST - Diaper bag, yellow calico Road, Rumson, N J and opened and ranch, tomoltt»l» remodeled 141,900 N J S.A 40:|A»1, and government officials have al- al major tenants, located Ri 36, COLONIAL. - SIi-veers-old. WOO ta ft color, contents baby bibs and clothes read In public for Ihe furnishing of of dollars to develop alternate 10-., down .mincing 7«I3SOO Navesink Call m*w after * p m Call 741-mi of 191-4451 WHEREAS, It is In the best interest W.000 gallons more or lest of regular ready left the country, Includ- ol irw Municipality of Fair Haven to gasoline and 20,000 gallons, more or energy sourcescand increased RUMSON AREA -Callor Mndfor our LOW. — Mixed breed black female enter Into such an agreement. less, of unleaded gasoline ing the directors of the central "Shore and Country Living" brochure, emphasis on energy conserva- EAST KEANSBURG - New ranch. dog, stands about one toot high, in NOW.THEREFORE, BE IT OR' MIDDLETOWN - Hwv 3i, prime of- pics, descriptions, prtcis on available The Borough's slorage tanks for bank, the home loan bank, the lice stitce In professional building IISO Three bedrooms, kitchen, living room Hadet near Holmdei Rd. Answers to OAlNEDbv the Mayor and Governing tion. homes APPLEBROOK AGENCY. fie Ihe respective items *t* as follows sq M t)\ 16M. 1 i p m and garage W2.«0 717 MOO 10% down "Lady". Please call -IHIll Body ot the Municipality of Fair eltori, 111 Av« of Two Rivers, regulir gatolineto.OOO gallon lank, un- social security administration • mane ing £* Haven, that Int agreement entitled. leaded gasoline 590 gallon lank Many of the goals may be LOST — Bottom dentures Lest two R ED BANK — Beautiful stores and/or Rumwn, mtioo "Agreement to Modify interlocal Ser- Specifications may be obtained at and the water works weeks ago in vicinity between High- attainable in the short-term, offices, adlacenl to RR station 1100 vices Agreement Oated f/M/71 for I he Ihe Borough Clerk's office. Memorial SHREWSBURY — Three-bedroom. land* end Middielown ]«1 ])33 One source said suitcases m liii ELLEN $ HAZELTON, REALTOR l'i bath rancn, e>u«llenl location, Purpose of Inserting a Description of Borough Hall. Rumson. N.J. during analysts say. because as the Inter Cilv Relocation Service Arliwtiles fA# Me. F *4U* fciiMi A Seventh regular buiineit hewM All provisions SPACE AVAILABLE — For rtnl in walking dlilince to schools, sale bv REWIND — Bike, la.l seen at Pair belonging to downs of govern- Year Monmouth County Community ol tht aforesaid specifications on file economy slows into a re- largest new beauty salon in Monmouth MI-MOO owner $80,500 84} 0894 after 5 p.m. Haven Acme Tuei. Royce Union, boys, Development Block Granl Program", with Ihe Borough Clerk »r* made a ment officials were delivered County 'or boutiques, clothes, makeup, HAIR'HAVEN - River Oaks four- all black, no fenders, white no 7 on cession over the next few THINKING OF - belling or buying? a copy of which is on file In th* munici- Par) of this advertisement the same as Jewelry, hand begs, chlnewere. gifts, bedroom Ranch three full baths, pan front, C.IllMIMW NoqueslloiH»slied Call TRANS EXECUTIVE REALTY pal clerk's office, bt eMcuied by Ihe H repealed herein months, energy use will natu- to Managua airport for flights fltc Cell MMW or Ml iS7B eled den, kitchen with separate break- 6M-HM Mayor and Municipal Clerk In ac- Eech proposal must be accom- fast room, living room with fireplace', today. 211 Special Notices cordance with the proviiions of law; panied by a bid bond or certified check rally decline. large dining room wllh glass doors UNION BEACH — Two bedroom and in the amount of ten (t0°o) percent of 109 Buildings/Garages leading to brick terrace, sun porch, At the same time. Ihe gov- Ranch on 37x100 lot Large living BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED Ihe amount bid. drawn lo the order ol two-car earega Deep rear yard, room, eat-In kitchen, needs some work COUNSELING - Personal problems, thai Ihii Ordinance shall take effect Ihe Borough of Rumson, New Jersey as wooded and private wllh room for pool ernment will begin pouring 134.900 BOB GRIMM AGENCY, relationships, sexuality, adolescence, immediately upon Its enactment a guarantee that If the proposal Is and/or tennis court. 1172,000 Print, W-MOO. .' • tear, depression, Ariene Mehlmon The foregoing ordinance wis in- billions of dollars into the de- 'Solar ATLANTIC HIGHLANOS - Rle. 36, accepled i contract will be entered into pals only, 741-MH. MSMSW. Red Bank Matawen offices. troduced at a regular meeting of the approMimetely 3,000 sq. fl. Ideal for WALKER i WALKER and a performance bond furnished as U1U43 Mayor end Council of tht Borougn ol velopment of shale oil, coal auto shop, or will alter to lull. Ample FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY REALTORS security for Ihe performance of the 9 parking. Call after J p.m., 191 1531 or Fair Haven. N J. held July •». 1t79 and contract REALTORS Shrewsbury Offlci ' Ml SHI HYPNOSIS — Totally positive ap- gasification and solar energy WHOM- __ will come up for final consideration and 7 Woodland Dr Middletown—471 Vi%4 Middielown Offke 4/1 Jill proach for weight control, smoking, Bidders are required to comply passage at e regular meeting of the with Ihe requirements of P L 197S C "Unlike Ihe billions of Summit nail bittng. self improvement, ttc AM WEST LONG BRANCH taid sovermng body lo be held August HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL — Centers. M?-W3 127. * dollars that we ship to foreign 110 Wanted To Rent KeansiHiig beacnlront area, two-three 13. 1979 at S 00 P M at the Municipal The Borough Council reserves Ihe bedroom, WxtOO lot. 111,000. Adjacent ERA If1 YOU ARE — fjo.ng to France and Building. 741 River Road, Fair Haven, right lo reject any and all bids countries to pay for foreign parking lot, lOOilOO, 110,000, both for will return shortly, please contact me. N j at which time ana mace all per- GirvSammon ATTENTION LANDLORDS) — Ten- sons desiring to be heard thereon will oil. these funds will be paid by 113.500 Call I4I-4M4. A. KOZICKY Call en-1971. • ^^ Borough Clerk slated ants eeeer to rent immediately Cell be given full opportunity. July 14 HIM n public al Aoerdeen Town FOR THE YEAR 1979" was In mist for Standard Oil Co. of 14-HOUR APPRAISAL CALL FOR *h

J. Gary Sammon, is Good Prints! borough administrator, said Come lo UPAS the work probably will be done by the borough public RITE AID 8.2 oz. J09 works department. FOR PROFESSIONAL TUBE The dock, used primarily PROCESSING for fishing, sits on an angle on pilings that were elevated At Everyday by ice and tides during Low Discount Prices storms last winter AQUA NET • Although this occurs an- 100% HAIR SPRAY nually, Sammon said other borough projects slated to Money Back Guarantee ? f be done by the public works * II no! sat'S' r : •• • " 8»i REGULAR OR SUPER HOLD department have taken print deveiopea '-o'1' • priority over dock repairs fOtl O'_ 'ill" P'O' «" ' 13 0Z. this year. ihrougn ft'te A a AT ig fund tne 'u" P"ce CAN In its current state, without support, the dock has been deemed by some residents as a hazard to chil- dren who play around it. POSH PUFFS Although work crews chop ice at the dock every PKG.OF125 winter in an effort to keep the dock stable. Sammon said the dock, nevertheless, is "uplifted every year

"Usually it is repaired by June. But this year the Unlllir «•« PMMM DM Urdl street department was un- ANGLE FISHING — Work,is expected to begin shortly to right a small dock at the usually busy with borough- end of Grant Avenue, Rumson, which sits in Ovster Bav, a portion of the South wide cleanups, brush re- Shrewsbury River. The dock, ravaged by winter storms, is raised out of the water PLANTER'S moval, a tremendous without any support, and presents a danger to children playing on it. When level, amount of park main- it is used primarily for fishing. tenance, drainage projects COCKTAIL PEANUTS and road work tractor would probably be year the dock will be above tached to two pilings that we Sammon said that if local called in ground.' he said. can take up each year. It work crews cannot manage If we can see our way "We would like to pul in would be less expensive to the repairs, an outside con- clear, this will be the last a small floating dock at- maintain. "Sammonsaid

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