Monday Middletown woman vaults Young mothers plan Specials to AIAW title: SportsFoeus social center: Family The Daily Register Monmouth County's Great Home Newspaper VOL. 104 NO. 239 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1982 25 CENTS Armada sails today for Falkland action By MARK S. SMITH

PORTSMOUTH, England (AP) - Britain's largest war fleet assembled since the Suez crisis 26 years ago prepared to sail from this south- coast port today on an 8,000-mile, two-week voyage to recapture the Falkland Islands from Argentina. Argentine President Leopoldo Galtleri said his nation would go to war with Britain to defend the islands 250 miles off the Argentine coast. His forces seized the archipelago Friday after 148 years of British rule. In the Falklands, the invaders dug in, im- posed a 24-hour curfew on the 1,800 staunchly pro-British islanders, threatened jail terms for resisters to Argentine rule and decreed Spanish the official language. Most islanders are sheepherders of English and Scottish ancestry. Argentina announced that its forces also occupied South Georgia, an island dependency of the Falklands 800 miles to the east. But the garrison of 22 British marines on the island was reported to have killed three of the invaders, raising Argentina's casualties to four dead and two wounded. No British casualties have been Preparing for battle reported. Above, British Defence Minister John Nott, right, confers with Captain Llnley Middleton British Defense Secretary John Nott claimed on the deck of the aircraft carrier HMS Hermes during his Inspection tour of the armada the marines destroyed one of the Argentines' that was to set sail for the Falkland* today. Eight thousand miles away, an amphibious helicopters and damaged one of their ships vehicle belonging to the Argentine Marine Corps patrols the streets of Port Stanley, before they were overwhelmed. Argentine naval capital of the Falklands, below. sources denied this. Meanwhile, the British governor of the Falklands, Rex Hunt, and the 82 marines cap- tured with him on Friday were flown home. Argentina deported them to Uruguay. Crews at the Portsmouth naval base worked feverishly through the night to ready the air- craft carriers Invincible and Hermes and their RMMHr .*•!. tT carl ParlM escort of destroyers and frigates for the expedi- LUCKY LEISURE — David Warling. the Eatontown resident who won $75,000 and a tion to the South Atlantic. trip to Europe in a craps tournament, exhibits his dice-rolling style and his lucky They were to rendezvous with another group leisure suit, which he wore throughout the four-game, two-weekend winning streak. of ships off Gibraltar to form a fleet of 40 warships, nearly two-thirds of Britain's naval strength. The force includes 22-year-old Prince An- drew, second son of Queen Elizabeth II and one Bell Labs man wins of the Invincible's 12 helicopter pilots. "If we have to fight, we will. And we are not going to fight unless we win," said the defense secretary in a television interview. $75,000 crap shoot "We are not making the largest task force available outside the two superpowers without By ROBERT WRIGHT Warling was wearing the suit last week- the intention, if we have to, of using it." end when he qualified for the tournament See Armada, page A3 EATONTOWN - When in Atlantic City finals by finishing ahead of ten other gambling, do as the Atlantic City gamblers gamblers in two consecutive games. "Once I do started winning, I decided to keep going with That philosophy may not have been re- it," he said, noting "I washed it between sponsible for David Warling s winning "the weekends ' world's richest craps tournament" this week- In spite of his flamboyant attire, it was a Argentina, U.S. to meet today end at the Hesorts International Hotel conservative approach to gambling that Casino, but it certainly didn't hurt moved Warling from the leisure suit set to WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. diplomats will meeting to take sides between its NATO ally and official said. Warling donned a turqoise polyester lei- the leisure class. a friendly nation in the Southern Hemisphere. listen to Argentina's foreign minister explain "We are not going to take an out-front sure suit and a shirt that looks "sort of like "I have a philosophy of betting small," Nlcanor Costa Mendez, the Argentine foreign why his country seized the Falkland Islands, but position" at the meeting, said another official, fire" in an effort to increase his resemblance he said. "I hit tables where it didn't take too minister, will address the OAS meeting today, they won't take an "out-front" position at a who asked to remain anonymous. to the great American middle-class gambler. much to win. That's where the luck came in." but no debate is scheduled, according to one meeting of the Organization of American States, But an official pointed out that the United And yesterday the Eatontown resident After putting up a $250 entry fee, partici- State Department official. "The session has officials say. States supported for the UN. resolution deman- walked away from the craps table looking a pants bought $790 worth of chips for each of a been called only for the purpose of bearing the The Argentines made the request for the OAS ding a immediate cessation of hostilities and little more than middle class, what with a series of one-hour qualifying rounds spread statement of Costa Mendez." meeting after the UN. Security Council passed calling on both sides to seek a diplomatic solu- fresh $75,000 in his pocket and a trip to over three weekends. a resolution Saturday demanding that Argentina The OAS, formed in 1048, it a 28-member tion to the territorial dispute. Europe for two. And whereas some gamblers stacked up withdraw its forces from the South Atlantic regional agency set up to work with the United "Also, there has been a constant series of "It's sort of my gambling outfit," said thousands of dollars without copping a finals Nations in promoting peace, hemispheric soli- archipelago. talks at the highest levels among concerned Warling, a 29-year old Bell Laboratories bid. Warling was fortunate enough to con- darity and economic development. Both Argen- Great Britain claims sovereignty over the governments," the official said. "And obvious- communications specialist, after returning sistently find himself in the company of islands and has readied a 40-vessel flotilla to tina and the United States belong to it. ly, we are concerned about this. Great Britain is home triumphant yesterday. "That's what losers and meager winners. steam south and reclaim its colonial outpost: J. William Mlddendorf II, the United State's an ally and Argentina is a country with whom all gamblers wear — you wear a leisure suit State Department officials said the United permanent ambassador to the OAS, will be See Bell, page A3 we are Increasingly friendly. We cannot be and a bright shirt " States does not want to be forced at the OAS !• present but will not make a statement, the unconcerned." School officials guarded Ex-Brownie on referendum prospects Fenwick By ROBERT WRIGHT Milton G. Hughes, county superintendent of schools, said he is "not terribly optimistic" As tomorrow's school budget referendum about the referendum*' outcomes. Noting that lauds scouts approaches, area educator* are concerned about taxpayers are generally unhappy about taxes, the impact that the generally dismal economic many of which are not subject to voter approval, By PAMELA JAMS climate may have on voters' decisions. he said, "1 think what we're teeing is a situ- ation where the constituents are taking their Although most school board president! in- TINTON FALLS - One-time Brownie Mil- terviewed professed optimism about the frustrations out on the board of education elec- tions and referendum*." licent Fenwick. who grew up to become a U.S. chances for their budgets being approved, many congresswoman. yesterday lauded volunteers of Hughes estimated that 35 to 40 percent of the did so in cautious terms, mindful that voters are the Monmouth Council of Girl Scouts on their county's school budgets will be defeated at the living in some of the worst economic times since 20th anniversary of incorporation polls. World War II. "My years as a Brownie marked my life," If the voting trend of the last few years "You're asking me to predict what should be Fenwick told nearly 300 Girl Scout volunteers, continues, most school budget referendum! in a normal reaction," said Margaret Benson, friends and supporters "I still feel I have to northern and western Monmouth County will be president of the Henry Hudson Regional Board answer every letter. I must be on time. It's been defeated In 1879, only eight of 31 local and of Education, when asked about the referen- a long time since we used to dress up in those regional districts in this area had their budgets dum's outcome. "I'm not sure it's going to be a bloomers, but it still stays with me." normal reaction." rejected by voters. In 1980, the number of rejections climbed to Fenwick. who is campaigning for the Re- Alirnilon Realtors 13, and last year 17 budgets in northern and publican nomination for the U.S. Senate, Don't miss our annual Spring western Monmouth were defeated. focused on the theme of yesterday's birthday party, which was "reunion, recognition and Heal Estate Section, Friday, That trend parallels a statewide drop In the Apr. 9 We will also run our rededication of the area scout organization percentage of budgets approved from 77 percent Wclftar a**l» kv Carl " Parade of Home* ads in this formed in 1962 when the former Shore and in 1179 to 70 percent in 1980 to M percent last section. Deadline Wed., Apr. ONCE A BROWNIE ... Ex-Brownie Mllllcent Fenwick, center, chats with Corrynne Monmouth scout councils merged. year. 7. Call 542-4000 for your reser- Godwin, president of the Monmouth Council of Girl Scouts, and Brig. Gen. Robert D. See Ex-Brownie, page A7 vation. See Scbael, page AS Morgan of Fort Monmouth at the the council's 20th anniversary celebration. A2 lite Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, APRifc 5,1982 PEOPLE Bradley devises plan for VHF station

By SKIP WOLLENBERG The FCC had refused in 1980 to renew the working with Senate Commerce Committee sey and RKO General. RKO would get It license for Channel 9 and two other stations leaden and industry representatives on an license despite the FCC's decision against It owned by RKO General Inc., a company al tentative legislative proposal. and New Jersey could get a station la e WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. B1U Bradley owned by General Tire. The FCC said im- It was that alternative which Bradley matter of months rather than having to wall has helped devise a new alternative to win proprieties by the parent firm made the offered Wednesday night as an amendment to for years for the RKO appeal the assignment of a commercial VHF tele- subsidiary an unfit licensee. a radio deregulation bill The next step will be in the House vision license to New Jersey, one of only two RKO General appealed the FCC decision.' It retains the language directing the FCC Rep. Frack Guarlni, a Jersey City Demtv states without one. a process which could keep the license from to award the next available VHF license to crat who sponsored a bill dealing with UK The Denville Democrat hopes the new becoming available for reassignment for states without one. But it adds a provision VHF station issue, said he will work witl method could cut the time needed to get a years. which directs the FCC to accept applications New Jersey members of the House Com- merce Committee, Raps. James Florio, .- station in operation on the very high frequen- But it also told the FCC last summer that by VHF license holders who voluntarily re- Democrat from Runnemede, and Matthew cy band — Channels 2 through IS — in his it was willing to move the station to a New quest that their license be assigned to states Rlnaldo, a Republican from Union, on the state. Jersey city as a condition of license renewal. without one. It instructs the FCC to grant the matter. , The alternative was unveiled quickly and The new alternative Bradley helped de- license renewal in the new state for up to five approved by the full Senate without objection velop was built on this offer. years. He said the alternative was a good one. on a voice vote last Wednesday night. According to a Bradley aide who asked Unlike regular procedures, the alter- Before the Senate acted to approve It, Bradley had persuaded the Senate twice not to be identified, the senator met with native plan would prohibit the FCC from Bradley got a commitment from Sen Robert earlier this year to approve legislation direc- RKO General officials in December and was considering competing applications for a Packwood, R-Ore , chairman of the Senate ting the Federal Communications Com- told they were serious about their willingness license renewal for a station wishing to move Commerce Committee, to support the new mission to assign a VHF license to states to move the station to New Jersey. to another state. approach even If it came back to the Senate without one whenever a license in an adja- But they told him existing rules required "It is my hope that with the barriers to a on another bill. cent state becomes available. that license holders who want to move to voluntary resolution to New Jersey's prob- Packwood said the amendment Bradley It was widely believed the state's best another state must relinquish their license lems removed, a New York station owner proposed was "an appropriate means" to chance for obtaining a license rested with and compete as anyone else would for the will step forward to move to New Jersey," solve a problem residents of New Jersey and resolution of a licensing case involving WOR- license in the new state. Bradley said. Delaware face by lacking a VHF station LET ME THINK — Walter Casey Jones, who is 110 TV, Channel 9, in New York City. The Bradley aide said the senator began There are advantages for both New Jer- operating within their state borders. today, ponders the consequencesot a driving cita- tion he received enroute from Portland, Ore. to Los Angeles to appear on the Johnny Carson show. N.J. may tosses curve THE STATE 110-year-old: share in tO Stftte Why worry? treasure Politicians Early jailing of Musto urged HACKENSACK - If a proposed motion by prosecutors Is NEWARK (AP) - New WASHINGTON (AP) - Like a fastball It said he felt he could "play a wider granted by a federal judge, state Sen. William Musto could LOS ANUELES (AP) - Seven years ago, Waller Jersey is hoping to reap its pitcher who baffles hitters by unexpectedly role" in developing alternatives to Reagan's receive the results of the Union City mayoral race next month Cany Jones obtained a drivers' license, got behind the share from an underwater throwing a slow one, Democrat James Florio economic policies "as chairman of an impor- from behind bars. wheel of a motor home and began touring the country, treasure hunt that one official changed pace last week by deciding against tant House subcommittee than as the Junior Musto, 66, is seeking his fifth term as mayor of the Hudson espousing the worry-free lifestyle he says has worked for says "is like something out running for the Senate. senator In a chamber dominated by the other County city in the May 11 election. He and seven others were him of Arabian Nights." The 44-year-old congressman, who lost party." convicted March 21 on charges of accepting hundreds of He should know. He turns 110 today. The target is the Sindia, a the governorship In New Jersey last year by "By freeing myself from the rigors of thousands of dollars in payoffs from a construction firm in "Worrying never, never did anybody any good," he four-masted ship that ran less than 1,800 votes, had signaled only 10 another statewide campaign Immediately, I return for helping the company secure lucrative public con- said a few hours before his appearance Friday on Johnny aground 50 yards off the coast days before his announcement that he was am allowing time to crystallize my thlufcliig struction contracts in Union City. Carson's "Tonight" show. of Ocean City on Dec. 15, "leaning toward" a Senate race. as to where the party had been and where it is The jury found the eight defendants guilty of allowing Driving down to Los Angeles from Portland, he wound 1901. It rests in 30 feet of mud At the time, he ticked off several reasons going," he said. large sums of money to be siphoned from the budgets of city up with a traffic citation, for not having an Oregon and water. school renovation projects to finance the payoffs. drivers' license in his possession, but it won't worry him. for running for the seat vacated last month In an interview, Florio said there was no The lawyer for a team of Prosecutors are planning to file a motion this week, asking "I figure alcohol, cigarettes and worry are your by the resignation of Harrison A. Williams single event or conversation which caused Maryland divers who are pre- that Musto be jailed during his appeal and be stripped of his worst three enemies, and worry is the worst of all." Jr., convicted in the Abscam case: him to change directions. He said he made paring for a spring salvage state Senate seat and mayor's post, published reports said "A lot of people think that when a man is 65, he • His college-age children were eager for the final decision Tuesday night. effort says he believes the yesterday. should lie down and die — that he's no more good," Jones him to make the race so he could be In a wreck holds a M million, 24- "It really was a cumulative balancing New Jersey has a state law prohibiting an elected official said. "But you'll find many people who have had better karat gold idol smuggled out better position to halt American involvement success after 65 or 70. In fact, I made more money after I in El Salvador. process... It's been hi the last week or so that from serving if convicted of a crime. Although U.S. District of China during the Boxer Re- I got past the point of having the 50 percent Judge H. Lee Sarokin did not direct Musto to give up his posts was 100 than 1 ever did before." bellion. • His name recognition was never higher, arguments on one side and the SO percent at the time of the conviction, the judge could enforce the law Accompanied by his biographer, Philip Tennyson, and he was convinced his positions in the Attorney David Horan of arguments on the other," he said. at the scheduled May 10 sentencing. Jones speaks to church, civic and seniors groups about his Key West, Fla., says he also governor's campaign were stronger because There didn't appear to be enough time concept of life after 50 or 65 or 80. Tennyson and his wife believes at least 11.2 million the backlash he had expected against Presi- lollow Jones' motor home in their own van across the in Japanese porcelain, china dent Reagan's domestic budget cuts was before the general election, he said, to come highways of America. and other items are in the finally showing up. up with "an effective alternative" to the Misuse of school funds probed Regain policies. Jones spent 35 years wandering the country, working battered hold. • And he was eager to join the new gener- HAMILTON TOWNSHIP - The Mercer County Prose- at whatever job he could get. At 50, he settled in Tacoma, The Legislature is being ation of Senate Democrats such as Paul He said the only deadline be Imposed on cutor's Office has been investigating the alleged use of school Wash , and took to the road again after the death of his asked to spend $100,000 in Tsongas of Masschusetts, Max Baucus of himself was to let the county chairmen know district employees and supplies to help build a bouse for an wile ot 52 years. Ella, in 1974 state funds — if the salvagers Montana and Bill Bradley of New Jersey in in advance of a scheduled endorsement meet- administrator, a^Mibliahed report says. developing alternatives to Reagan's policies. ing on Thursday whether be would enter the "I'm still a hobo, " he said. "A hobo is a wanderer, pry any cargo loose and bring And, maintenance workers who have cooperated with the here today, gone tomorrow." it to shore. The divers are Raising $1 million of the $2 million he race. expected to need for the race would be no year-long probe reportedly have been threatened with losing Michael Kenney, Edward He conceded that some of his closest aides their jobs. Fonda bedridden for over a year Michaud and Stanley Brown. problem, he said, and raising the full amount were advising against a race because some would not be "insurmountable." The Trenton Times yesterday cited unidentified sources as The iron-hulled ship, supporters had not recovered from the last saying employees in the school district's maintenance depart- NEW YOHK - Oscar winner Henry Fonda has been which was returning to New It all added up to running for the Senate, one. But be added, "As many have been ment have cooperated with the probe into the alleged disap- virtually bed-ridden for more than a year and sometimes York after a trip to Asia, is as Florio broadly hinted March 15 telling me to go as have been telling me not to pearance of thousands of dollars of building materials and the "he kind .it fades." according to his wife, Shirlee. considered state property "I am much more Inclined to run than I go." use of maintenance personnel by some officials for their own "People hear that he's up and walking again, but since It sank leu than three was three or four weeks ago," be said. He Some Democrats felt fund-raising was a personal benefit. i when we're talking about walking, we're talking about a miles off the coast. State of- said he was "leaning toward" entering the chief factor working against Florio. They man who hasn't been out of bed for nearly a year," Mrs. race. Last week, "the word circulated throughout the main- ficials already have signed a said it would be very difficult for him to tenance department that the hierarchy wanted to find out who Konda said in an interview with People magazine. But last Wednesday, hit office released a contract with the divers un- return to people who had helped finance his the rats were that were cooperating with the prosecutor's The 76-year-old actor, who has suffered from heart one-page statement in which be announced he der which New Jersey will governor's race and ask for more money to office," an unidentified source told the Trenton newspaper. ailments since 1974, won the Academy Award for best had "determined not to run this year for the receive two-thirds the value run for a job which has far fewer patronage An employee In the department told the newspaper the actor last week for his performance in "On Golden of any treasure recovered. United States Senate." positions to use as rewards. Pond ' In the movie, Fonda portrays Norman Thayer, a warnings were "subtle but real." man whose tailing heart forces him and others to face his own mortality "When he lakes two steps, that's walking," Mrs. Storage CaUSeS Divers resume search for body Konda. 50. said of her husband. "Some days he seems CONCORD, Mass. — State police divers pondered new line On others, he kind of fades I just have to play it by NEWARK (AP) - Officials of two stored at the posts. Herb Slmmens, acting manager of approaches as they planned to resume searching Walden Pond ear. hour by hour." municipalities say they should be in- The center said nuclear weapons arc Galloway Township, site of the FAA today for the body of a Harvard student from Glen Ridge, Songwriters singing the same tune formed if, as a private research group kept at almost 100 military posts in 34 center, said be had heard nuclear weap- N. J., missing since November, police say. claims, military posts within their states. The organization, which released ons were stored at the installation. Divers checked areas of the pond Saturday but took time BEVEKLY HILLS, Calif - Songwriters Burl boundaries are used to store nuclear the information in a report called "Pre- "The possibility is upsetting to me off yesterday to "regroup and consider how else they might Bacbaracb and Carole Bayer Sager. co-winners of an weapons. paring tor Nuclear War: President Re- for a couple of reasons," be said. approach it," said Sgt. William Cronln of the state police Oscar last week with two others for the melody "Best The Washington-based Center for agan's Program," Is a nonprofit group "First, we don't know what to do in Boston headquarters. They planned to pick up the search That You Can." have collaborated on another project: Defense Information says the devices of civilian analysts and retired officers. terms of our own Civil Defense in case again today, he said. marriage are kept at three military bases In the Stanley Norris, a senior research of nuclear attack. Second, we don't The search for Joan Webster, 25, focused on the wooded The tunesmiths said their vows Saturday night before state: the Federal Aviation Adminis- analyst at the center who helped com- know If there are any risks in storing recreation area after the Middlesex County District At- tration Technical Center in Atlantic a Santa Monica municipal court judge at the home of Neil pile the report, said the list of sites was this type of weapon." torney's Office received a letter Thursday saying that Ms. and Joyce Bogart, said Linda Uozoretz, Miss Sager's County, McGuire Air Force Base in an "educated guess" based on un- Webster's body was at the bottom of the pond In a sleeping Monmouth County's director of publicist. Bogart heads Boardwalk Records, she said. Burlington County and the Karle Weap- classified information about the bases bag. emergency management, Frank Self, Singer Neil Diamond and his wife Marsha were the ons Station in Monmouth County. and the ships and planes assigned there. Ms. Webster, a graduate student at Harvard's Graduate only other guests, said Ms. Dozoretz An official of the community where He said the Defense Department would •aid the county has no contingency plans School of Design, was last seen by a classmate Nov. II at It was the third marriage for Bacharach, 51, and the the third base is located says he does not not tell them If their report was ac- to deal with a nuclear weapons accident Boston's Logan International Airport as she returned from second lor Miss Sager, 34 "Best That You Can," is the believe nuclear weapons are stored al curate. at Earle. But be said be does not believe Thanksgiving vacation at her home in Glen Ridge. theme song from the movie "Arthur," and was also co- the site. The report said the chances of an such weapons are stored there. The woman's wallet and purse were later found In a marsh written by singers Christopher Cross and Peter Allen. Military spokesmen declined to com- accident involving nuclear weapons at "I would be scared if there was six miles from the airport. Her suitcase was discovered In a ment on whether nuclear weapons arc the sites are "very remote." anything to fear," he said. Boston bus station two months later.

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On Feb. 16, an alert Air Florida flight early today by two people, an airline spokes seven crew members, touched down at Jose refugee, Sergio Ortega Rojas, 20. attendant slammed the door of Flight M in ash-laden steam plume nearly lour miles into the sky last Marti International Airport in Havana at l 08 nlfbt in a mild eruption, officials HM. man said. No Injuries were reported. The FAA said that hijacking was. the first the face of a would-be hijacker firing a gun, a.m., he said. as the plane loaded up with passengers in "We presently have a small eruption of Mount St. Delta spokesman Jim Ewing at the air successful one in the United States since July In Chicago, Delta reservations supervisor Miami for a trip to Key West. Jesus VJlla Helens," a spokesman (or the U.S. Geological Survey volcano line's Atlanta headquarters said Flight 581, 1M1, when an Eastern Airlines jetliner was which left Chicago at « p.m. CST, was hi- Ralph Milner said the plane left O'Hare Munoi, 41, of Htaleah, was later charged with headquarters office here said In a taped message at 1.15 p.m. commandeered and ordered to fly to Havana International Airport on schedule and was attempted first-degree murder, attempted PST. jacked about 12: IS a.m., minutes before It was to touch down at Miami International supposed to land in Miami at 12:37 a.m.. from Chicago by two men armed with flam- air piracy and use of a firearm In the com- The plume reached 28,000 feet above saa level, the spokes- Airport. It was the first successful hijacking of an ing gasoline bombs. mission of a felony. man said After spending a little more than two American jetliner since Feb. 2, when a calm, Hijackings declined drastically after Sep- On March 1, passengers on United Air- There was no immediate Indication the eruption had well-dressed man carrying a bottle of tember 1960, when Cuban President Fidel generated any Hows of superheated volcanic debris, weather hours on the ground in Havana, the plane took lines Flight 674 that had landed in Miami put off at about 3:20 a.m. EST, Ewing said. The gasoline forced an Air Florida flight carrying Castro vowed to punish air pirates who hi- on a charade to convince a would-be hijacker officials said. 72 passengers to land in Havana. Flight 710, jacked planes to his island nation. The Cuban But a flash flood watch was issued for a 15-mile radius plane touched down in Miami at 3:55 a.m., he that the plane actually was in Cuba. A burly Hid. bound from Miami to Key West, returned to government said It would either return hi- auto racer then bowled the man over. Ar- around the southwest Washington volcano and along the north its original destinatloa^bout^tour hours 1st- jackers to the United States for prosecution, fork of the Toutle River, which flows west from the mountain, Ewing said two people forced the crew of rested was Gulllermo Lasaro Mayor Diai, 23, or punish them In Cuba. the weather service said. the Boeing 717-200 to fly to Cuba. He could not who was charged by the FBI with attempted Cuban authorities later announced they air piracy of the Chicago-to-MI»ml flight. "At this time there is no indication that the' tnudflows say what method the hijackers used and Airline employees and passengers com- have actually begun," the service said In a statement. "How- ever, mudflows are a definite possibility if this was an explosive type of an eruption with pyroclastic flows. This has vet to be determined." Thousands flee ightist killed Storms and fires kill 49 Mexico volcano CHICAGO - A wild spring weekend of snow, high winds, in El Salvador forest fires and tornadoes bore down on the nation, forcing 200 people to flee Sierra Nevada avalanches, engulfing Virginia PICHUCALCO, Mexico (AP) - Weary, hungry villagers SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP) - An ultra-rightist homes In flames and killing 48 people In a swath of swirling crowded into shelters here in southeast Mexico as the govern- member of the new Constituent Assembly from a party linked destruction from Texas to Indiana. "I bet It didn't take five ment evacuated thousands of peasants from around the erupt- to right-wing "death squads" was assassinated on the out- minutes for that house to burn down," said Ernest Brooklns, a ing volcano El Chichonal. skirts of San Salvador in an area favored by rightist killers. resident of Suffolk, Va., where 17 homes were destroyed The 4,340-foot volcano erupted Saturday night for the third David Joaquin Quinteros, a member of retired Maj. Rob- yesterday by forest fires fanned by M mph winds. time in six days, raising the toll to at least 21 dead and at least erto d'Aubuisson's Republican Nationalist Alliance Snow piled 21 feet deep at Norden in northern California, 500 injured and pouring more tons of ashes on villages and (ARENA), was found yesterday in a garbage dump in threatening new avalanches today while rescue workers at- towns for miles around. Villagers who returned to their homes Mariona, the site of a prison were suspected leftist rebels are tempted to determine how to search for two more victims at last Friday fled again. held. He had been shot three times in the head and once in the the Alpine Meadows ski resort. An avalanche there Wednes- Defense Minister Felix Galvan Lopec said the fate of 5,000 neck and died in a hospital several hours later. day killed six people in isolated settlements on the slopes of the volcano still "The most painful part of it is that we are always accused Winds gusted to 81 mph yesterday In Johnstown, Pa., as was not known. Dr. Rlgoberto Garcia, chief of medical of being violent," saidd'Aubuisson, whose party ran second in the storm moved east after spawning weekend tornadoes that services tor Chiapas state, said paratroopers would attempt the assembly elections March 28. killed 28. to jump into the villages with food today if the clouds of smoke He said Quinteros and his brother-in-law, Marco Tullo and ashes belching from the peak in the Sierra Madre did not Aguuilar, were kidnapped in San Salvador, taken to Mariona Residents of Paris, Texas, were to bury their eight dead turn them back. today as relief agencies sought to help the 200 Injured and the and shot. He said the brother-in-law survived three bullet thousands left homeless Friday by two tornadoes. City Man- About 10,000 refugees arrived yesterday in Pichucalco, 22 wounds but was in critical condition. ager Bob Sokoll said 480 homes were destroyed and 307 miles from the volcano. Many were women and children "We are not accusing anyone yet," said d'Aubuisson. "... sustained major damage, making them unfit for habitation. whose homes collapsed under the weight of the volcanic But if this is the way they plan to stop sovereign will, ... they debris Some were in a state of panic. Children cried as they will not be able to do it." waited for buses or trucks to take them to shelters. He demanded that members of US barked President Ten shelters with a capacity of about 15,000 in VII- Jose Napoleon Duarte's military-civilian junta "in their last AT&T breakup causes concern lahermosa. the Tabasco state capital, were expected to be full FAMILY PRAYER IN MEMORY — Mrs. CqrettaScott and crucial days...make all possible effort in their power to WASHINGTON - A majority of American consumers are today. Kino, center, is surrounded bv her children during a stop such incidents." worried that the proposed breakup of the American Telephone Troops evacuated Ixtacomitan, a town of 6,300, where the prayer in Atlanta at a wreath-laving ceremony at the The death of Quinteros will not reduce ARENA'S holding b Telegraph Co. and legislation now before Congress could eruption Saturday destroyed the church and partially buried crypt of her husband, the Rev. Martin Luther King, who of 19 seats in the assembly since an alternate for each of the 90 harm telephone service and lead to higher rates, a poll 70 percent of the homes. was assassinated In Memphis, Tenn., 14 years ago. deputies was named from his party. Although Duarte's cen- commissioned by the Bell System shows. "We do not have food or even water, we are dying," said About 1,000 people marched In remembrance of the trist Christian Democrats won a plurality and 24 seats, four "People are convinced that their telephone service is one Kosaura Leon, who tried frantically to stop an automobile she slain civil rights leader In Memphis yesterday, where rightist parties won the other 38 seats, and d'Aubuisson is of the few things that works well, and they are fearful of any believed was carrying the mayor of Ixtacomitan. She said he marchers mixed denunciations of "Reaganomlcs" with trying to form a coalition. measures which are taken that could hamper the full infusion had promised the people food. civil rights hymns. The assembly will name a new government to replace the of all scientific and technological improvements that would The army was distributing uncooked dry corn or cornmeal US-backed, civilian-military junta and write a new constitu- make the system better," said Lou Harris, chairman of Lou and beans. tion Election officials said the deputies would receive their Harris and Associates, the firm that conducted the survey. "So far they have brought only women and children. What credentials after Easter, and the assembly is not expected to "Second, there is strong feeling that AT&T has made the about the men?" another woman yelled at the soldiers. U.S. oil reserves meet bet ore April 20 system work well and that a sense of fairness dictates that the El Chlchonal's fires could be seen for 60 miles. A heavy In other violence, three part-time security guards were Bell System be treated equitably with its competition," rain of ash and debris fell on Pichucalco, bringing the found shot in the head, with their hands tied behind them, at a Harris added. darkness of night at noon. The fallout was so heavy it was hit one-third mark San Salvador shopping center. virtually Impossible to keep one's eyes open outside without The leftist rebels' Radio Venceremos reported two guer- protection. WASHINGTON (AP) - gram was originally esti- rilla attacks in Morazan province, a rebel stronghold in the I JAW approving GM contract Uncle Sam Is one-third of the mated to cost for a smaller, Dr. Hector Toledo of the Chiapas medical service said 80 northeast part of the country. The targets were the airstrip at way through paying off his oil 500-million-barrel reserve. San Francisco Uotera, the provincial capital, and a military DETROIT - The majority of United Auto Workers percent of the people in the area have conjunctivitis, an eye insurance policy. Huge cost overruns have bargaining units voting so far approve of a contract con- inflammation, throat ailments or respiratory trouble due to post a) 'ocoaitique, but the results of the attacks were not Officials were gathering been only one of the prob- repoiled. cessions package with General Motors Corp., but union of- the volcanic ash. on the banks of the Mississip- lems. Construction delays ficials say final results remain days away. The acting head of the Roman Catholic Church in the war- Nearly all businesses in Pichucalco were closed, and those pi River this afternoon to and world oil shortages have turn Central American country appealed to the guerrillas to Local 163, representing two Detroit-area dieset engine of the 13,000 residents who owned cars had fled. Some people switch on the pumps that will thrown the government far plants, rejected the contract yesterday by a 1,443-497 vote, lay down their arms and accept the massive vote in the moved Into the streets, fearing their homes would not send the 250-millionth-barrel behind its original timetable. election as a plea for peace. local President Willie Stevens said. But two other locals gave And last week a House sub- withstand the weight of the volcanic debris. But police with of oil into the Stragetic Petro- "Accept the dictate of the people In the vote in favor of it overwhelming support. committee heard allegations loudspeakers urged them to stay borne and not to Join those leum Reserve. The ceremony peace, of democracy and of justice sent massively by the U AW members at GM's Fisher Body plant in Euclid, Ohio, that oil switching and other awaiting evacuation buses. marks six long, often frus- people last Sunday,"Acting Archbishop Arturo Rivera y one of four plants that would close If the agreement fails, fraud may have cost the gov- trating years for the govern- Damas said in a Palm Sunday message. voted 1,175-34 for the pact yesterday. Workers at GM's New "For now we cannot move out the inhabitants of ment's biggest energy pro- ernment millions of dollars. Departure-Hyatt Bearings division plant in Bristol, Conn., Pichucalco. We do not have anywhere to take them," the gram. But even with the prob- approved it on a 1,M5-1M vote, said Local 626 President defense minister said. Before it is all over in lems, Energy Department of- Robert Tenerow. Many families walked along the roads, carrying sacks of 1990, it is expected the pro- ficials say the program's ac- possessions Including live chickens. Some hysterically gram will spend more than complishments have been re- stopped passing motorists and pleaded for help. 130 billion to stash away 750 markable given the stagger- 24H0URSTELLERS But in Chapultenango, a town of 3,000 people 12 miles from million barrels of oil as insur- ing size of the undertaking AT OUR MAM OFFCE fREEHOLD the volcano, people refused to leave, rescue workers said. ance against another foreign Congress, shocked by the ' MATAWAN • EAST BRUNSWICK- MOUNTAMSOE "Some say that if God sent this, they are in agreement," oil embargo. disruptions caused by the YOU CAN TAKE CARE OF YOUR OWN BANKING NEEDS THE WORLD Garcia said. "Others don't leave for fear their animals will That's a far cry from the 1973-74 Arab oil embargo, ap- Saturday Sunday Waakday* Anytime Day or Night! be stolen or their homes robbed.'' S6 billion to $7 billion the pro- proved creation of the re- i CASH VOf POSIT CHECKS /(>€« vOuft 'AUTOMATED serve in December 197V HCtilMOrtKlKK,! Y MAKl I OAW PA vMf NT S The typical new cavern is Venezuela calls for peace 2.500 feet tall and 246 feet CARACAS, Venezuela - Venezuela yesterday tacitly re- Armada to sail today wide. By comparison, the CENtRAl JERSEY BANK jected a request by Salvadoran guerrillas to help negotiate an World Trade Center towers In end to the 2 v, -year-old civil war In that Central American (continued I Winchester, one of the last four British jour- New York are 1,350 feet tall nation. | Members of Parliament were demanding nalist* ordered off the Falklands, reported and not quite as wide. In a sweeping review of its foreign policy in Central that Nott and Foreign Secretary Lord Car- the islanders desperately want to retain Brit- America, the government called for democratic solutions to rington resign because of their failure to ish heritage but are "terrified" of a battle the problems facing Nicaragua, Guatemala and El Salvador, prevent the invasion. But press reports said between British and Argentine troops. PROVEN LEADERSHIP AND DEPENDABILITY where leftist guerrillas are fighting to overthrow the clvUlan- although Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher "There will be a bloodbath here if the miUtary junta. rebuked them, no resignations were Immi- navy task force tries to capture Stanley," IP A special two-day meeting between President Luis Her- nent. Winchester said a carpenter, Jim Burgess, toldhim. . rera Campins, Foreign Minister Jose Alberto Zambrano In the Falklands, the new Argentine mili- Velasco and the nation's ambassadors stationed In Central Argentine Foreign Minister Nlcanor Cos- tary administration ordered a round-the- ta Mendei told the United Nations his govern- America ended Sunday. clock curfew, with 16 days In Jail for vio- A Foreign Ministry communique Issued afterward said ment would comply with the Security Council lators; driving on the right side of the road resolution calling on It to cease hostilities .» VeneiueU would continue to provide aid and cooperate with instead of the British left: Spanish as the El Salvador to help further Its democratic process and negotiate with Britain. But be ignored official language although none of the is- the resolution's demand that Argentine landers speak it, 10 days in Jail (or making forces withdraw from the Islands. ' it obscene gestures to the Argentine troops, and New Zealand broke diplomatic relations Phillipine mayor gunned down Marilyn Dortmut Milton D. Jon»« 60 days for disrespect to the Argentine flag. with Argentina yesterday to protest the in- Mtphtn M. Popper MANILA, Philippines - Communist gunmen walked onto vasion, which Prime Minister Robert D. Mul- a tennis court Sunday and shot dead the mayor of the central • British press reports from the Falklands said ate marines had escaped the Invaders doon called "naked aggression." Portugal, a Philippine city of Calbayog, a military report said today. They have: and were hiding In the hills behind Port close aUy of Britain, said it might allow the The constabulary Information office said troopers killed Stanley, the capital. British armada to refuel at the Portuguese • Improved the quality of education as indicated by higher achievement scores one of the two gunmen and captured the other after the London Times correspondent Simon base at Lajes, In the Atores. guerrillas shot Mayor Pablo Lucero In the provincial capital • Held administrators and teachers accountable lor their performance of northern Samar province, 3S0 miles southeast of Manila. • Always held the budget within budget caps Samar island has been the scene of periodic clashes • Consolidated buildings, administrators, and teaching staff positions so that between government troops and guerrillas of the New Peo- Bell Labs man wins $75,000 your tax dollars are spent wisely, not wastefully. ple's Army, the military arm of the outlawed Philippine Communist Party. Lucero, 48, was reportedly playing tennis with a trooper (continued) illusions about gambling. "You're going to Dear Fellow Red Banker: eventually lose If you play enough," he said. when one of the gunmen approached and shot him at dote He finished yesterday's one-hour finals He uses no "system" when he plays, he We believe that all children are entitled to the finest education that can be range. session only $121 ahead of his opening Invest- said, except to "play either pass or don't provided. We believe in the potential of each and every one ol our children. II we ment of 1750, but "everyone else either pass." do not provide the education needed for our children today, we will be Sinai squatter deadline extended wiped themselves out or had only about 9800 Warllng has been gambling since be was supporting them for the rest of their lives. That will cost more in terms of money, at the end." 21, he said, and casinos in Las Vegas as well but more importantly, it will cost us in our loss of natural resources of the future. YAMIT, Occupied Sinai — Defense Minister Ariel Sharon "If they're not ahead of you, then don't as Atlantic City have been graced by his Last year the citizens of Red Bank showed in unprecedented numbers their decided yesterday to extend the already expired deadline for bet. That's my philosophy," he said. polyester. concern and support for the education of Red Bank's children. We believe that Jewish settlers to leave the homes they occupy In north- He's not sure yet what he'll do with the Warllng said bis three leisure suits come you, the citizens, know the relationship between your real estate values and the eastern Sinai Peninsula, a senior Israeli official said. money, he said, except that part of it will go out of the closet not only for gambling, but quality educational system that we provide. The decision was announced by opponents of the the to accelerate the payment schedule on a ltd "any other time I think it's appropriate." The children of Red Bank need your vote as much this year as last. withdrawal and conflmred by the official, who declined to be Pontiac Phoenix he bad Just purchased. But, when asked to Identify such occa- identified. Warllng said be will split the money, by sions, he was temporarily stumped. The March 31 deadline for leaving the area was extended prior agreement, with two friends from col- GUARANTEE YOUR INVESTMENT IN RED BANK AND VOTE ON Finally, he mentioned something about APRIL 8,1982 FROM 4:00 - 9:00 p.m. to April 15, leaving Israel no more than 10 days to evacuate lege who also entered the tounament. (He "a few parties" and admitted that "It's about 2,000 settlers and Illegal squatters from the Sinai, which went to "Cal Poly," which stands for Cali- mainly a gambling outfit." Sincerely, it is to turn over to Egypt on April 25. fornia Polytechnic Institute, not California As far as he knows, said Warllng, leisure The extension came as no surprise. The army had made no Polyester Institute.) suits are not a hot item among Bell Labs MARILYN DOREMUS move to evict squatters in the four days since the original He said his three Bell Labs-employed employees. But then again, he said, "I STEPHEN M. POPPER deadline expired. roommates - John Lertole, David Gatenby haven't been to many of the Bell Labs-type Sharon told a delegation of the anti-withdrawal movement and Mike Meyer - all entered the tour- social things." MILTON D. JONES in Tel Aviv that the settlers could stay In the Sinai town of nament and went down this weekend to cheer "I haven't worn It to work yet," be said Yamlt and surrounding settlements until the end of the eight- him on after they failed to make the finals of the tacky leisure suit. "Maybe I will day Passover holiday. Warling's success hast left him with any A4 The [ferity Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY.APRIL-8,1982 OBITUARIES Police say drunk driver crackdown working MONMOUTH BEACH - In spite of the allegedly alcohol- began in November, Keller said. standardization of bar-closing times in different municipal- related auto accident that left a Middletown man dead Satur- Keller said police believe the death of Franklin T. Wise ities along Ocean Avenue. ' day, area police say the state police crackdown on drunk UI. 19, of Middletown, to have been alcohol related, although Whereas most municipalities in toe area dictate the Franklin Wise HI; driving in this area is working. the county medical examiner's toxological report on Wise closing of bars by 2 a.m., ban in Long Branch can stay open "They're doing a hell of a job," said John K. Carmody, won't be completed for weeks. Sea Bright police chief, about the Increased emphasis by state Keller said witnesses reported seeing Wise's car veering one hour past that on wetmrii. auto crash victim police on catching drunk drivers along this bar-lined Ocean across the road as if uncontrolled shortly before it collided If closing times were standardized, said Keller, "in the Avenue, also known as state Highway 36. with a state Department of Transportation Bus headed in the summer we wouldn't have people going from Middletown to MIDDLETOWN - Frank- School and attended both Richard Keller, Monmouth Beach police chief, said this opposite direction early Saturday morning. Long Branch to drink for an extra hour." lin Thomas Wise III, 20, of 2 Monmouth College, West year has already seen 44 arrests for drunk driving in Mon- Some area police chiefs, such as Carmody, Keller, and Tilton Place, died Saturday Long Branch, and Brookdale mouth Beach, as compared to 26 in all of 1961. The crackdown Middletown's Joseph McCarthy, renewed their calls for a Keller said he would not favor standardizing closing hours as a result of injuries sus- Community College, here. by moving other shore municipalities' hours back to 3 a.m. tained in an automobile acci- He was a communicant of •Two o'clock is a good time for closing bars," he said dent. St. James Roman Catholic He was injured when the Carmody said, "I don't care what time they make it. Just Church, Red Bank. 4 Saudis held by Manalapan cops make it uniform." car he was driving collided Surviving are hit parents, with a bus on Ocean Avenue MANALAPAN - The U.S. Abdulaziz Homaid, 23, a Pit- During their search, po- Monmouth County Jail, Free- in Monmouth Beach early Franklin T. Wise Jr. and Pa- SUII, said Carmody, if he had his way, "we'd go back to tricia Molloy Wise; two Department of Immigration tsburgh resident and student lice discovered a loaded 44 bold, in lieu of 150.000 bonds World War II and close them at midnight. They come earlier Saturday, and he was pro- is investigating four men brothers, Michael P. of Co- at Point Park College, in magnum handgun in the car, each. They are scheduled to and they go home earlier and the bars still make money.'' nounced dead a L Monmouth from Saudi Arabia, who were Pennsylvania; Khaled Al- lumbia, S.C, and Matthew as well as quantities of co- appear in municipal court for Medical Centqj^, Long arrested by police here Satur- Tureff, 25, a Pittsburgh resi- caine and marijuana, police a preliminary hearing on Several are* boards of education have in recent weeks Branch, shortly afterward. H , at home; a lister, De- day night for carrying a hand- dent attending the University Mr. Wise was born in Red borah W Guerry of gun and quantities of cocaine of Pittsburgh; and Talat said. April IS. considered passing resolutions advocating an Increasing the Bank and was a lifelong resi- Charleston, S.C, and his pa- and marijuana in their car, Hamdi, 26, also a Pittsburgh The four were then Brown, Retts and Ptl. minimum drinking age from 19 to 21, and some, such as the dent of the area. He was a ternal grandmother, Mri. police said. resident attending Point Park charged with possession of Gary Ascough are conducting Henry Hudson Regional school board, nave passed such salesman for The Cellar in Ethel V. Wise of Rumson. The four, all students at College the illegal commodities, po- the local investigation. resolutions. Fair Haven. The John E. Day Funeral colleges in Delaware and Poliea here said they did lice said. He was a 1979 graduate of Home, Red Bank, li in charge Pennsylvania, were stopped not know why the men were When police here notified Red Bank Catholic High of arrangements. by police Saturday night in this area. The incident oc- the Immigration Service of when Ptl. Stuart Brown al- curred at approximately the circumstances surround- ABORTION legedly observed the vehicle 11:30 p.m., police said. ing the arrest, police said, Murray P. Smigler, 60; make an illegal left turn from According to police, Ptl. Route 9 northbound onto Sims local authorities were in- Brown and Ptl. William Retts structed to hold the men until SERVICES Kd. approached (he men in the the agency investigated had luggage dealership Following a search of the car and observed a half- FOR smoked marijuana cigarette them. MIDDLETOWN - Mur- car, charges of weapons and PARLIN CENTER WOMEN gage Dealers Association. in the rear seat ashtray. The ray P., Smigler, 60, president narcotics possession were The men are being held in He was a U.S. Army Air police then escorted the men ASLEEP or AWAKE 727-6600 of Surrey Luggage of Red lodged against the driver, Ab Corps veteran of World War to headquarters, where they Bank, died yesterday at Riv- dulla Al Hazmi, 29, a resident . • PREGNANCY TESTING II. obtained a search warrant for erview Hospital, Red Bank. of Dover, Del. and a student PBEONANC Y Surviving are his wife, at Delaware State College; the vehicle. Alarm FRE ' * COUNSIUNG Mr. Smigler was born in Kitty Bamberger Smigler; BIRTH CONTROl COUNSELING New York City and had lived two sons, Jack and John C«npUt. OWMMcol A Gyn*»fef kol Co.. in the Red Bank area 27 Smigler, both here; a sister, UconMd •oo.d Corttflod Oynocabf Mi years Mrs. Shirley Student of Los MON -Ml 9 9, SAT 9 11 P.M. • SI HAHA ISPANOL He was a member of Con- Angeles, and four grand- Sarah L. Juiffre, 90; gregation B'nai Israel, children. Rumson, and the Free and The Bloomfleld-Cooper ex-newspaper secretary 1145 Bordentown Ave (Rle 9 & Bordentown Ave ), Parlm. NJ. Accepted Masons, and a Funeral Home. Ocean Town- pair Suite 10 member of the board of di- HAZLET - Sarah L. Juif- ber of the First Baptist ship, is in charge of arrange- MIDDLETOWN - A rectors of the National Lug- ments. fre, 90, of 542 Beers St., died Church here and treasurer of Saturday at Bayshore Com- the church's Delta-Alpha so- smoke alarm saved two resi- munity Hospital, Holmdel. ciety. dents of an East Keansburg home which sustained severe Mrs. Juiffre was a lifelong Her husband, Thomas A. fire damage, fire officials Edward Nadolny; was resident here. Before retiring Juiffre, died in 1977 said. in 1946, she was a secretary Surviving are a brother, ATTENTION VOTERS VFW post commander for the Keyport Weekly, a lo- James Aumack of Allentown, The home of Anthony Cic- cal newspaper, where she had and a great-nephew, Thomas cone. 15 Navesink Ave., East KKANSBURG - Edward a member of the Disabled been employed 30 years. At W. Aumack Jr., with whom Keansburg, was heavily dam- Nadolny. 65. of 10 Collins St., American Veterans. one time, she operated the she lived. aged by fire on the first and PRIMARY ELECTION -JUNE 8,1982 died yesterday at Bayshore Surviving are his wife, Juiffre Produce Stand on The Bedle Funeral Home, second floors Saturday eve- Community Hospital, Rose Winniscki, here; a son, Route 36 here. Keyport, is in charge of ar- ning, lire officials said. The State law requires that any voter, who at any time Holmdel John, and a daughter, De- She was a lifelong mem- rangements. The fire, which was re- voted In a Primary and wishes to CHANGE hit/he/ political Mi Nadolny was born in lores, both of Indiana; two ported at 8 p.m. and declared Jersey City and had lived in stepdaughters, the Misses Irving R. Webster under control by 8:20, is be- party, (except a voter who has not previously voted In a this area more than 25 years. Stella and Janel Winniscki, lieved to have started in the primary Election) must file a declaration of their political recreation room on the first He was a retired pipefitter. both here, and two brothers, ASBURY PARK - Irving and was past master of the floor. party If they Intend to vote in the coming Primary Election. He was a U.S. Navy veter- Harold, here, and John, of R. Webster, 72, of 610 Sewall lodge, where he originated Four township firefighters an of World War II and was a Jersey City. Ave., died Friday at Jersey the Past Masters Guild. He were injured battling the Under the law, the declaration must be filed with either the past commander of Veterans The John J. Ryan Home Shore Medical Center, Nep- also was a member of the blaze Joe Baklanz, Mike of Foreign Wars Post 4303, for Funerals is in charge of tune. Garfield Court Senior County Commissioner of Registration or the Municipal Clerk 50 Beadle and Skip Trudo of the West Keansburg He also was arrangements. Mr. Webster was born in Citizens Group. He was a days before the June 8th Primary Election. East Keansburg Fire Com- Long Branch and lived there U.S. Army veteran of World pany suffered burns to the Forms to designate a CHANGE in political party may be most of his life. He was an War II Otto Cuncelle institutional trade instructor neck, back and other areas. obtained by calling the Commissioner of Registration at Surviving are an aunt, Vince Marinclh. also of the HAZLET - Otto Gun- and Canada, AFL-CIO, in at the Marlboro Psychiatric Miss Julia Howard of Tren- 431-7780, or you may obtain a form from your Municipal Clerk; Hospital. East Keansburg company, celle. 2 Amherst Lane, died New York City. ton, and two cousins, Mrs. suffered from heat exhaus- or you may write a letter to your Municipal Clerk or the Saturday at Riverview Hospi- His wife, Dorothea, died In He was a member of the Vyetta Logan Walker of Long tion Commissioner of Registration telling them you wish to transfer to tal. Red Bank. Second Baptist Church in Branch and Eugene Puryear 1975. All were treated at the Mi Guncelle was born in Long Branch and was chair- of West Medford, Mass. a different political party. The deadline for filing party declaration Surviving are a daughter, scene by the Middletown Brooklyn, NY., and had lived man of the building fund The Cofer Memorial this year is APRIL 19th. Mrs. Madeline Grogul, here; First Aid Squad. in this area more than 10 there. He was a member of Home, Red Bank, is in charge years. He was a retired metal a sister, Mrs. Jenny Burkhart Fidelity Lodge 42, F&AM, of arrangements Chief thanes Wilson tradesman and had been a of Tulsa, Okla., and three directed the efforts of the member of Local 638 of the grandchildren. Karin Rodman East Keansburg and Port Allyn Tracy Heck, United Association of the The John J. Ryan Home Monmouth fire companies. Commissioner of Registration Plumbing and Pipefitting In- for Funerals, Keansburg, is MATAWAN - Karin Rod- Surviving are a daughter, dustry of the United States in charge of arrangements. man, 68, of Valery Road, died Inez Csulak of Holmdel; a Saturday at Bayshore Com- brother, Helga Ek of New Book fair set munity Hospital, Holmdel. York City; a sister, Marie Mrs. Donald R. Bozard Mrs. Rodman was born in Klagg of New York State; WEST LONG BRANCH - two other brothers and four The Monmouth College Li- orniMLY three sons, Dennis M. of Nep- Sweden and came to this OCF.ANPORT - Carol M. country in 1928. She lived in other sisters, all in Sweden, brary Association will hold a OUR 57th YEAR 8 5:30SB tune, David R. of Monmouth Bozard, 59. died yesterday at Roselle before moving to and two grandchildren. Spring Book Fair April 22-24 Frl.MHiV Beach and Jon H., at home; a Miinmuuth Medical Center, Matawan 10 years ago. The Holmdel Funeral in the Great Hall of Woodrow daughter, Mrs. James Leslie, Long Branch Her husband, Arvid, died Home, Holmdel, is in charge Wilson Hall, campus admin- Mrs. Bozard was born in here; a sister, Mrs. Gordon in 1970 of arrangements. istration center. Salamanca. NY., and lived A. Peterson of Ransomville, in Newton before moving NY, and three grand- here 23 years ago children. LADIES Denim Look Surviving are her hus- The Robert A. Braun band. Donald R. Bozard; Home for Funerals, Eaton- town. Is in charge of arrange- 202 Death Notice ments. roumHERE TODAY s JEANS HEM TOMORROW! HAS EVERYTHING Martha Wiener i.plclCoopar t-unrral 1 HI h LIVE PLANTS COLTS NECK - Martha WE8SIEH irvino"icn»ra. «•» WVVlVU Srwftll A*F . 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YOU CAN T BEAT HABAND PRICES ' MIDDLETOWN L ^. 32 BROAD ST. gar •sr Channel Home Center RED BANK 741-7500 by C»rS?- D.lly «* SMS?.?I.» • ,,onvHd 671-5472 'c'L.W - D.lly 15carti. J—.y «can SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1982 The DMlyfeftfeteT A5 Middletown Jaycees honor 10 'unsung heroes9 By PAMELA JAMS Laura DeWyngaert, an art said. McConnell resides on said, and was chief of the was cited for her contribu- teacher at Thorne Junior Navesink River Drive. * township fire department In tions to the Small Business MIDDLETOWN - The High School, was named John Benbrook, (7 High- Administration and the Na- usual crowd of Monmouth "Outstanding Educator." land Ave., was honored as urn tional Association of Women County notables turned out DeWyngaert, who resides at "Fireman of the Year," The "Award for Outstan- Business Owners. for the Jaycee Awards ban- 270 Sunrise Road, was cited Landry said, for his service ding Heroism" was awarded It was Persson's daughter quet this weekend, but it was, for her teaching and for her to the Brevant Park Fire Co. to 12-year-old John Mead, Synda Lou, who first brought as one nominating letter put contributions to various Benbrook was the company Landry said, for saving the her mother to the Jaycees it, the "unsung heroes" who education organizations, president from 1869 to 1M0, life of a 7 year-old Port Mon- attention when they Invited drew the cheers and ap- Landry said. members of the public to plause. and is also active In youth mouth boy who had fallen The "Outstanding Public athletic and service organiza- through thin Ice while at- nominate outstanding con- Approximately 170 Servant" award went to Rob- tions. tributors to their com- tempting to cross a pond last munities. friends, relatives and Jaycee ert J. Fallon, of 2 Riverside The "First Aid Man of the winter. supporters attended the .Ave., Red Bank. A communi- Year" award went to Alvin Geloma Persson, of 57 Praising'her mother as an event, which was held at ty relations aide at Rivervlew "unsung hero," the younger Hospital, Red Bank, for sev- Maxson, of 1 Tiench Ave, South Lake Drive, Red Bank, Persson wrote the Jaycees Buck Smith's in Keansburg whom Landry said founded was named "Outstanding Saturday night Winners were en years, Fallon was cited for that "My Mom is to the designing and publishing col- the Leonardo First Aid Squad Woman of the Year," for her small business community of honored in 10 categories of and has been a member for 30 community service. oring books for patients In the service as a small business this great state what Flor- pedlauic unit there. He also years. He was also a fire-, owner and operator. Persson, ence Nightingale was to the Assemblyman Richard volunteers his time to nurs- fighter for 47 years, Landry who owns the Little Silver nursing profession." Van Wagner, D-Monmouth ery schools and nursing Repair Service, Little Silver, and Middlesex, gave the ban- nptnes, Landry noted. quet keynote address, In which he noted that com- The Veterans of Foreign munity service organisations Wan, Post 2170, here, was are especially needed and ap- commended as this year's preciated In the present era \ "Outstanding Community of cutbacks In government Organization," Landry said. funding. ''•;' '•"-,, 1' Among Its contributions to the township during Its 35 The Jaycees "Dist- years of existence, are an- inguished Service Award" nual Veterans Day parades, went to George T. Lazur, of the sponsorship of local 26 Orphenbau Court. Jaycee sports teams, safety and spokesman Bernard Landry health programs, and aid to said that Laiur, a sales pro- if, • •;< •' | Middletown Helps IU Own, motion specialist with J.C. Landry said. Penney Inc., New York City, was cited for his volunteer FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE — Middletown Javcees president Thomas Doolev Patrick J. McConnell was work with mentally retarded presents the group's Distinguished Service Award to township resident George T. named "Policeman of the persons. Lazur is active in Lazur, who was cited lor his service to menially retarded persons. Year" for distinguished ser- the Knights of Columbus and vice, Including his response Sale Dates the Middletown Helps Its Year" award went to Harold Scouts and Little League. groups. He has served, on the last September to a gunman PurcsePIer Own service organization, as Poulkes, who served as a county Aging Advisory Coun- who held a woman and chil- Otter Good in Red Bank (Broad St) "Bud" Koulkes, (67 Greene dren hostage McConnell shot April 5-10 well as the Association for Ave., who was cited for his township committeeman cil and has been named Man and Middletown (Hi 35) Retarded Persons, Landry from IMS to 1071. is also ac- of The Vi. '• by the Klwanls at the gunman, who released "Not good on Salt Merchandise < contributions to various local the uninjured woman, Landry noted. youth and service organiza- tive in the Belford Methodist Club, The Courier and the The "Senior Citizen of the tions, including the Boy Church and senior citizens Boy Scouts. School officials guarded Now available at on referendum predictions Hudson City Savings Bank (continued) the state Legislature would restore it. approval for additional tax increases. Lloyd Newbaker, executive director "I don't think the board is going to turn of the New Jersey School Boards As- Burton Resnic, president of the Long around and have to go get 5 or 6 cents sociation, predicted a continuation of Branch Board of Education, said, "It more in taxes," predicted Resnic. The Best Tax Shelter Yet! that trend this year, and another year of will have a disastrous Impact if it's not "About M percent of the county's low voter turnout for tomorrow's vote, restored... I see that having more dire which will include board of education districts are still counting on a restora- consequences than the budget going tion of funding," Hughes noted. "I think elections as well as budget referen- down." • • dums. many are going to be grossly dlssa- pointed and hurt quite severely If that Last year, 11.5 percent of voters The Long Branch district would lose funding doesn't materialize." statewide turned out for school board (280,000 in state equalization aid if the elections and budget referendums, down funding were not restored, and some of Hughes predicted that legislators from 12.5 percent the year before. the area's other large districts could will attempt to restore "at least some" With federal and state aid declining, lose between $500,000 and $1 million in of the proposed cuts, but said full resto- almost all proposed school budgets In total state funding. ration is unlikely. the area call for tax increases. Many educators .said the increases If the funding is not restored, school Newbaker said high voter turnout are not the result of expanded educa- boards will be forced to choose between and a strong show of support for school tional programs or extravagent spend- absorbing the loss with budgetary cuts budgets would increase the chances of ing. "Every salary goes up each year," and holding another referendum to seek the Legislature's restoring the funding. said Benson. "The costs of everything you buy go up. We're paying the same inflated costs that everyone else is." .and now its open to just about everyone! Area education officials fear the con- Ministerium supports budget sequences of referendum defeats espe- • As long as you have earned income and you are under age 70'/?. you can cially this year because of Gov. Thomas H. 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The unsympathetic Warren, toe last federal Judge appointed by ARTHURZ. KAMIN prisoner with probably leu than seven months WILLIAM BLOCK, JH. left to serve on a conviction for bank fraud and Richard Nixon, was Wisconsin attorney general President and Editor Publisher car theft. But he's afraid he won't live to nuke during the anti-Vietnam campus protests, and it. He fears he has been marked for death gained a reputation as a Strict law-and-order Herbert H Thorpe. Jr., AuisUnt Editor; CharleiC Trlblehorn. Sunday Editor; Russell P touch. because of testimony be gave that helped New Night Editor. Jane Foderaro. City Editor; Doris Kulman. Editorial Pafe Editor York authorities convict a gang of murderers. JACK Zepin's forebodings cam* true at Englewood What makes Zepln bitter at well as scared is Twice be was assaulted by other inmate* until Pat N Rlcci. Controller. Richard D McKean, Advertising Director L Van Dalen. ANDERSON Circulation Director. Frank J Allocca. Production Manager. that the prosecutors promised to do what they he found refuge in "the hole" - confined away could to protect him from retaliation by friends from the other prisoners. MONDAY. APRIL 5, 1982 of the convicted murderers, or from fellow Finally, by appealing directly to another A6 prisoners enforcing the underworld code of federal Judge, Zepln woo a transfer to the feder death to informers. Apparently, the prosecutors al fadUty at Texarkana, Texas Prison of ficlals did try to help Zepln, but they could not prevail there Insisted that Zepin Is "enjoying all the 'This country needs some strict gun control on a tough law-and-order federal Judge. privileges of the general prison population." Zepln wrote me for help, in the hope that They contend be has no troubles environment where any fellow prisoner would publicity will reverse what he views as a But Zepin doesn't share their complacency laws* have a chance to retaliate because of your doublecross Here is his story, which has been In bis Latest letter, he wrote that three other confirmed by my associate Sam Fogg: testimony." inmate* had tipped him off that prisoners, trans- In 1980, Zepin was temporarily lodged in the As It turned out, Zepln testified In good faith, ferred to Teiarfcana from Englewood, were county Jail at Waukesha, Wis , pending trial on but the authorities reneged. Onelda County As- spreading word that "I was a rat snitch and federal charges. One of bis cellmates confided sistant District Attorney Edward A. Wolff Jr. should be dealt with the way snitches art in the that he had participated in toe murder of four wrote later that Zepin's testimony "played a system." • ' valuable part In the conviction." and added: "It persons In Utlca, NY. Besides his feding of betrayal by the author- To obtain Zepin's testimony, Onelda County is my feeling that because of cooperation by Mr. ities, Zepin cant see why he couldn't be paroled. prosecutor Richard Enders promised him, In Zepln, he has bean placed In a gnat deal of Heis Jo, has a lS-month-old daughter, a stable writing: "I will not put you on the stand to Jeopardy with regard to bis presence in the home and a firm Job offer awalUng him upon his testify unless some positive agreement is made general population of any prison." release - if be lives that long. And his crime beforehand that you will not be returned to the What Zepln hoped to get in return for his was not a capital offense. federal prison system ... 1 will do all In my testimony was either probation or the protection Meanwhile, the prisoner who cooperated power to have you placed in the witness protec- of serving time under a new Identity What he with the prosecutors lives hi fear of bis life. As tion program or such other disposition as will got from US District Judge Robert W Warren he put it, with stark poignancy: "Plain and keep you out of federal Incarceration and aa of Milwaukee was four years at the federal simply, I am very, very scared ' Protecting the right to vote WASHINGTON - An impression persists, electoral defeat? "At least one prospect," he not without reason, that the controversy over said, "and a very real one at that, is that this extension of the Voting Righto Act affects only amendment could well lead us to the use of those Southern states with a history of racial quotas in the electoral process." discrimination. The notion ought to be aban- Most cities of more than 25,000 population doned. JAMES J. conduct at-large elections for their city councils Hello there, Pittsburgh! Get with it, Kansas and school boards. Let u suppose that a typical City! How are you doing, Hartford? All of you KILPATRICK city has a nine-member council and a 30-percent should get better acquainted with House-passed minority population Black candidates run, bu amendments to Section 2 of the act. Unlike other they fall to win at least three seats. These are sections of the law, which do indeed apply only the "results" or "effects." Under the House to covered states and counties, Section 1 applies language, such disproportionate consequences to "any" state or political subdivision — and "would lead to a federal court order restructur- the section applies permanently. ing the challenged government." It would be Let me back up a little. Congress had abun- immaterial that the system had no Intention to dant justification for passing the original Voting discriminate. Like Sergeant Friday, Judges Rights Act of IMS. Seventeen years ago many has felt compelled to object to 696 proposed could Inquire only into the facts, ma'am, only Southern states and localities still were engaged changes in local election laws; the department the facts. in the indefensible, contemptible practices of has filed upward of SO suits to enjoin changes In sum, the House amendments undertake a racial discrimination that had lingered since that had not been pre-cleared. If It were now drastic change In the thrust of the original act. Reconstruction days. I know. I am a Southern proposed merely to extend for 10 years the Instead of assuring the individual black or His- boy. A hundred ingenious devices — poll taxes, existing requirements for pre-clearance, well panic a right to vote, the amended law would tricky registration requirements, rigged liter- and good. A better "bail-out" provision is accord minority blocs a right to win. This would acy tests — were employed to deter bldcks from needed for localities with clean records, but put write the bisarre "dilution" theory into per- voting. It was a shameful situation. that point aside. manent law - the theory that the collective The original act, to repeat, had great merit; Our concern is with the recent House amend- power of such blocs must never be "diluted." It accomplished much good. Black registration ments. Under this language, Section 2 woeld The amended section would codify the racist in Mississippi, to cite only one example, has prohibit any voting practice or procedure that notion that blacks can be effectively repre- increased from 6.4 percent to 67.4 percent. The "results" In a denial or abridgement of voting sented only by blacks. We would wind up with number of elected black officeholders in the rights. There no longer would be any require- the evils of proportionate representation by race South has grown from fewer than 100 to more ment that a discriminatory "Intent" be shown. and color. than 2,000 More significantly, political attitudes Urgent: Vote tomorrow Only "results" would matter. All that Is required, It seems to me, Is to and campaign tactics have changed. Minority In testimony last month before a Senate return to the original purpose, which is to pre- Tomorrow, New Jersey voters will de- future. And yet predictions are that the voters, once indifferently Ignored, now are as- committee, Assistant Attorney General William siduously courted. vent and to punish every sly scheme to keep cide the management of a major public voter turnout will be low, that vital de- Bradford Reynolds asked a pointed question: minorities from voting. Simple extension of tbe The picture today Is far from perfect. Over enterprise, the $4 billion-a-year business of cisions about who manages the schools, and Would not the amended section be Interpreted to act would accomplish that aim. The "results" the past six years, the Department of Justice insulate racial and language minorities from public education. Tomorrow, we go to the how, will be decided by a handful of voters. amendment Is something else entirely. polls to elect members of local boards of The turnout in school elections traditionally education and decide school budgets. has been sparse, and in the past several This is not the best of times for public years, an increasing number of budgets FROM OUR READERS schools. Enrollments have been plunging have tumbled to defeat. while costs have been increasing. Con- School board members will be called on troversy has roiled many communities, in- 9 and tbe bureaucracy of government. Please do to make tough decisions — contract nego- cluding several in Monmouth County, as 'No on budget not use the educational system of tbe children of tiations, utilization of school buildings, the Middletown as your whipping post. financially hard-pressed school boards have continuance or curtailment of school pro- Port Monmouth Beverly Lindsay sought to close under-utilized school build- To the Editor: grams. Those are not only financial de- PRIDE ings, chop staff and eliminate programs in The Board of Education of Middletown cisions; they are decisions which set the Township must realize the plight that many, an attempt to hold down increases in the policy and philosophy of local education. many taxpayers and homeowners are in. They local tax levy for schools. Support schools We should pay particular attention to the are being laid off or threatened with a possible This year, the problems are more termination of their jobs. They have had their persona we choose for so important a task. Red Bank crucial. The Reagan administration has work week cut from five days to four; this may To tbe Editor: slashed federal aid to education. On top of The school budget deserves thoughtful be reduced to three days a week. With the rise In This year the Red Bank Board of Education transportation, utilities, and other costs, they do that. Uov. Kean, changed the formula by study on its merits, too. Because it is the faces alarming cuts in the monies traditionally not know where to turn. Many of them would allotted to It through state aid. Already operat- which the state allocates local school aid, only budget on which voters have any say, it like to sell their homes and get out. This goes for ing at s maintenance level, the board will face chopping $65 million from the amount has become the whipping boy for voter retirees and senior citizens. However, the mar- devastating decisions about learning programs, boards of education has been told to antici- frustration on governmental spending gen- ket for selling a home is practically at a stand- staffing, and necessary safety measures such as still. Just take a look at the number of houses up pate. The Kean decision delivered a partic- erally. But the budget is not just a tax-and- bus aides, if the tax levy cannot provide it with for sale right now in this township! ularly hard blow because it was announced spending schedule; it is a blueprint for the sufficient revenue. The board submitted a budget of this size! Tbe Red Bank school community has worked after school boards had prepared their kind and quality of education a community They must be out of their minds or Just plain with diligence and pride to maintain small 1982-83 budgets. Unless the Legislature re- intends to provide for its children, and nuts! They just don't caret The days of the big classes and create a sound environment In which stores that $65 million, local boards will deserves careful examination on that score. spenders are over and the ability to pay must be children can learn. Improvements will be im- 'Right behind you* have to look to property taxes for it. The school board election tomorrow the rule of the day. Voters, get out and knock posible without sufficient capital. Good teachers down that budget! Let them take cute a* well as cannot do their Job unsupported. The decisions school board will have to will decide major issues. We hope the pre- we have had to do. This will not reduce the I urge the parents of Red Bank's school make have far-reaching implications for dictions for a small turnout are proved quality of education for our children, but will cut children and other registered voters In Red the education of our children, which is to wrong, and that it will not be left to a few to the fat and let tbe taxpayer exist. Bank to look beyond the numbers on their tax say they will significantly influence the determine the future of our public schools. TODAY IN HISTORY Urban Hancock bills and think instead of their children's needs Concerned Citizens It Is essential that we support our schools with of Middletown Township both our taxes and our time, so that we can By The Associated Press continue to Improve the quality of education for our children. Without our farsightedness, and a Sgt. Donald Weltner Today Is Monday, April 8, the «th day of functional sense of community, our children will 1M2. There are 270 days left in the year. Along with all New Jerseyans, we be the losers. volved with scouting activities for 39 of his Today's highlight in history: Choose education hoped against dimming hope that State Emily Doherty 48 years. On April 5, 1975, Nationalist China's Presi- Middletown Police Sgt. Donald Weltner would be dent, Chiang Kai-Shek, died at the age of M Both in his work as a state trooper and To the Editor: rescued alive from the cave in which he had On this date: There has been a silent majority In Mid- become trapped while leading his Boy Scout in his work training young boys in the ideals In 1M», all German children between the dletown. We have sat and watched and hoped Budget opposed troop, Millstone Township Troop 116, on a of scouting, Sgt. Weltner won praise for ages of 10 and 13 were ordered to serve hi the that education would be tbe choice of voters. spelunking expedition. We share in the sor- Hitler Youth Organization. Instead, only those who believe In the almighty Middletown outstanding service. He was eulogized by In 1858, Fidel Castro began what be called his row of his death. dollar have been the loudest. It is time we took a To the Editor: I State Police Chaplain John R. Bowering as' "total war" against the Batista government In stand. We have named our group PRIDE (Pa- Regarding the April 6 vote on tbe school ) Sgt. Weltner was a dedicated law en- Cuba. rents Rallying in Defense of Education). We are a man who "achieved a nobility of life and budget In Middletown, there is a lesson to be . forcement official who spent 23 years as a In 1069, a four-man British expedition concerned parents from all over the township learned from the closing of Lily-Tulip and S.S. i member of the State Police. He also was heroism that is timeless and immortal." He reached the North Pole after a 14-month, 1S- who seek to encourage the growth and develop- White in Monmouth County due to the high costs hundred-mile trek by dog sled. dedicated to scouting, and had been in- has left his sons a great legacy. ment of excellence in our educational system. of taxes and utilities. r And in I860, Iran's President Abolhassan We are not bund to tbe fact that there are In light of declining enrollment and tbe poor t Bani-Sadr called on the Egyptians to overthrow ways to make the school system more cost economic climate, I believe that a $2 million cut s President Anwar Sadat for granting asylum to efficient. We know that more money doea not in administrative and other ««p»ni»f In the y Always another election the deposed Shah of Iran. mean better education We commend all Board budget Is possible without affecting the quality Ten years ago:'North Vietnamese forces in of Education efforts to use the taxpayers' of education. 0 South Vietnam opened a new offensive and dollars wisely and effectively. A projected tax Increase of» cents per 1100 if Former N.J. Attorney General James cratic gubernatorial nomination. He con- drove within SO mile* of Saigon. But perhaps it win come down to the bard (about $200 per year) with a possible increase of y R. Zazzali of Rumson lost his fledgling bid founded predictions that he would serve in a Five years ago: Egyptian President Anwar fact that tbe taxpayers of Middletown most 52 cents (about $260 per year) on a property Is for the U.S. Senate last week when state "caretaker" capacity and initiated strong Sadat, In Washington, asked the United States to choose between tbe education of its future gen- assessment of $50,000 is unthinkable In this Democratic leaders gave non-binding com- programs of his own, including a crack- start supplying Egypt with arms, Including ersUons and iU present pocketbookThere is not period of high unemployment and unstable eco- fighter planes. a parent reading this who would not agree that mitments to two other hopefuls, Frank down on drunk drivers and habitual vio- nomlc conditions. We have been taxed,-and One year ago: Soviet President Leonid at some point In his life he put aside his own taxed, and taxed enough, and we mart re- Lautenberg, a Montclair millionaire, and lators of motor vehicle laws. Brezhnev flew to Czechoslovakia, where War- present need In order to ensure his children's member that starting next year we will start 10 Joseph LeFante, former speaker of the Zazzali has said that if he didn't enter saw Pact leaders reportedly were to discuss future. This is the same choice, only on a larger paying an additional tax of 16 cents (about 610 m state Assembly. the Senate race this year he doubts he ever whether to intervene in Poland's labor crisis. scale. Is It to be lower taxes and a poorer per year) for tbe recently passed referendum |h educational system, or is there an alternative? Zazzali was named attorney general for will seek elective office. We hope that's not Today's birthdays: Actress Bette Davis is 74 for tbe Improvements to Middletown High years old. Actor Gregory Peck Is 66. Is education tbe only way to reduce taxes? School North. . to the final nine months of the Byrne adminis- true. He's young, he would make an ex- Thought For Today: The greater the difficul- Certainly not! I urge every clear thinking voter to vote tration when John J. Degnan resigned to cellent candidate, and there's always an- ty, the greater the glory. — Cicero, Roman We plead with the voters to find another way "no'on tbe school budget. :el make an unsuccessful race for the Demo- other election. statesman-philosopher (106 B.C-tSB.C.). to take out your frustrations with tbe economy Norman Turkel SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY. APRIL 5, 1982 The Dairy ReK»*U.T A7 Ex-Brownie Fenwick lauds scouting (continued) The 72-year-old also was vice-chairman of the New Jersey memorating the group's anniversary. . Implicit In that theme, Fenwick noted, U the Importance Committee for the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, chair- Fort Monmouth Brigadier General Robert D. Morgan of volunteerism to sustain the growth and fellowship of any man of the Somerset County Legal Aid Society, and of the praised Fenwick's own years of volunteer service, telling the community organlxatlon. Blue Ribbon Committee on Equal Employment and Op- scout group that "She embodies the spirit, values and dedi- "What do volunteers mean to our society?" the con- portunity. cation that all of you represent." gretswoman asked "They transform society We're not just Following Fenwtck's address yesterday, Corrynne Godwin Morgan also said that volunteers "make this nation great living separate lives — we move oat as volunteers to concern of Shrewsbury, president of the Monmouth Council of Girl — providing a sense of leadership and service that we all know ourselves with the whole society. Volunteers turn our society Scouts, presented the congresswoman with a teacup com- so well represents the foundation of our country." into something living and warm-hearted. There it no way to measure what they give ' . "We mutt ask are we or are we not going to reach our beyond the (our walla, and our little prisons of ourselves," Fenwick said. "I know you know the answer," she told her listeners, who had gathered at Fort Monmouth'i Gibbs Hall to Easter commemorate the occasion. RITE And, she added, volunteerism is the best example for young people of the values scout leaden aim to teach. "The experience of scouting marks you your whole life," Values at Fenwick said, "because you have the wonderful experience of seeing (volunteers) give of yourselves." She praised area scout volunteers as the embodiment of AID the "ideals, standards and principles" upon which scouting is Rite Aid based and noted that their value is "not Just to the children, but to the nation." Fenwick also pledged her continued support to scouting MILK CHICK CHICK mmm it in » c«n activities. THROUGH THE YEARS — Lois Kun of Mlddletown, No stranger herself to volunteer activities, Fenwick is CHOCOLATE left, models an adult camper uniform dating from 1920. currently a trustee of the Stevens Institute of Technology, the EASTER EGG while Beverly Wake of Ocean wears a 1940 adult New Jersey Historical Society, the New Jersey Symphony ruvoiio Mariner scout uniform In honor of the Monmouth Coun- Orchestra, the Newark Museum, the Somerset Hills YMCA and the Somerset County Legal Services. SOLID RABBIT DYE KIT cil of Girl Scouts 20th anniversary. •W'TAU-IOOZ. Scouts, scout leaders vow to continue to 'do their best9 By PAMELA JAMS all be a part of It," said Elizabeth county organization leaders. Many stood Curley, council executive director. more than once, i fact which caused FORT MONMOUTH - Many in the With several members of the au- Freeholder Frank A. Camplone, a audience wore the traditional Girl Scout dience wearing scout uniforms that former Cub Scout himself, to remark green and there seemed to be few who dated from 1920, council movers and that the apparent dedication of the vol- [ASTER PETS couldn't recall a troop number of past or shakers through the years recalled spe- unteers "only points out that the tradi- present scout experience. cial moments from area scout history. tion carries on." When the women and men who have 'A birthday party would not be com- Members of Girl Scout troops 4M, supported the Monmouth Council of Girl plete without a few nostalgic mo- *m and 245 ol the Manalapan-English- Scouts since its inception 20 years ago ments," Curley began by saying. town neighborhood, gathered towards gathered yesterday to commemorate it, Then Dorothy B Manson, mayor of toe close of the presentation to renew the remembrances began. Shrewsbury and veteran council volun- their scouting vows. Some were funny, some were mov- teer, recounted how a flustered scout Singing the scout songs "When Ere ing, and all bespoke a tradition of com- leader once responded to a television You Make A Promise," and "Girl munity service by dedicated volunteers Interviewer's query of how many scouts Scouts Together," the green uniformed who have continued to believe that could fit into a Girl Scout tent. girls pledged the scouting credo to "do planned activities for girls aged 6 to 17 "She told her It depends on the sise their best" in a number of personal can never be outdated. of the girls,'' Manson recalled. ways. "We are dedicated to girls," said And leaders of the scouting organiza- MARY SUE The area council may be 30 years Corrynne Godwin of Shrewsbury, coun- tion have more than once been amused cil president. by letters headed "Dear Gentlemen:" old, but the girls and their wishes may "Scout leaders help scouts grow, that occasionally find their way to their never change. PECAN EGG develop and become fine young women offices. The latest one, Manson added, "I will do my beat to be con- in the future," said Elaine Bentien of arrived only a month ago. siderate," said one scout. Long Branch, chairman of yesterday's Numerous audience members were "I will do my best to respect author- program at Gibbs Hall. asked to stand in recognition of their ity,"pledged another. "In the future, great events can and contributions to scouting, either as "I will do my best to be cheerful and 39 will take place for girls — and we will neighborhood, troop, committee and friendly," pledged a third.

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By SYLVIA PORTER home is limited to 835,000, coverage on larger residential and business buildings is limited to f 100,000. Contents of a one- moves to Ocean Be warned by what happened recently in Fort Wayne, family house can be Insured up to f 10,000 and of a mulUfamily OCEAN - D1MIS, Inc. a leading supplier of turnkey I ml , when the three riven of Fort Wayne and surrounding ' or business building up to 1100,000. Later, after a detailed study of the flood prone areas In the computer systems for the wholesale distribution In- Allen County, swollen by rain and spring thaw, Jumped their dustry, has relocated to 1806 Route 36. banks, Almost everyone with a house or store in the floodplain YOUR community, and after a plan Is adopted locally to protect new construction against flood damage, the regular flood insur- The company formerly headquartered In Middletown, area was eligible (or cheap flood Insurance. But of the 10,902 has leased the new 20,000 square foot facility as part of a homeowners or business proprietors in the "hazard area" MONEY'S ance program takes effect This has much higher coverage limits - up to 1186,000 for a one-family home and 860,000 for major expansion necessitated by both Internal and ex- affected, only 778 actually had taken out flood insurance. ternal growth. The total coverage of these policies was *22 million, a tiny WORTH its content*. Business buildings can be insured up to $250,000 for the structure and 8300,000 for the contents, depending on DIMIS recently acquired RIB Computer Systems, percentage of the property values wiped ont by the roaring Inc. of Tempe, Arix. R It B, with annual sales of approx- waters. size of the business Note: Small business can get higher coverage than big business. All the policies have a 8200 imately 83 million, markets several micro computerized business and accounting systems and has installed over The moral is abundantly clear: Everyone - everyone - deductible. The cost Is modest, considering the risk that exists in 500 systems nationwide with CPA't, accountants, and who owns property in a floodplain eligible for federal flood areas and to stimulate communities to take action to reduce small businesses. R & B has Branch offices In Chicago, insurance should look at once into obtaining this unique the danger of property damage and loss of life from floods. some river valley and coastal areas. The average premium in a typical recent year (1980) was only 889 for the federally II., Atlanta, Ga., Philadelphia, Pa., Lot Angeles, Calif., protection. The typical homeowners insurance policy does not To reach these goals, the program has two phases of Dallas, Tex., Abilene, Tex, and Houston, Tex. cover flood damage; check your own policy to confirm. insurance. In the first, or emergency, phase, as soon as a subsidized emergency program. For the regular program, Federal flood insurance has been available to us since 1968 though, where rates are set according to actuarial tables to DIMIS computer systems are aimed at "Inventory community signs up for the program and takes some pre- control and business management" for wholesale dis- - and yet it seens to be among the best-kept secrets in liminary, minimal steps for better floodplain management, a reflect the true cost of carrying the risk, average premiums Washington. varied from a low of $43 a year in the least hazardous area to tributors, thus the R & B product line will now broaden basic amount of insurance becomes available at government- and compliment the total capabilities of DIMIS hi the The program has two goals: to offer insurance protection $145 a year in the coastal zones — most prone to flood damage. subsidized rateo. business world, as well as permitting some consolidation to owners of homes, stores and other businesses in flood-prone In this first phase, maximum insurance on a single family National flood Insurance is sold through regular private insurance agencies throughout the country in the areas where in marketing endeavors. flooding Is a problem. There Is a five-day waiting period after application, so don't wait until you see a wall of water coming down the valley. Retail picture is brightening Flood insurance is now required by law In order to qualify Seniors hit fund plan for a federal grant or loan to buy or build a structure in a flood By DAVID R. SARGENT Discount retailers also have appeal in a recessionary hazard area of a community taking part In the national flood OCEAN - The Monmouth County Senior Citizens Council, environment, and these stocks are selling at very reasonable program. Specific Inducements: You can be reimbursed for Inc. has resolved to oppose Gov. Thomas H. Kean's proposal Q — I have some cash I would like lo invest In the market price/earnings ratios. Lucky Stores, Melville, and Zayre (all taking certain preventive measures and also for the cost of to allocate casino funds to homestead rebates In the 1981-83 removing insured contents endangered by flood. now, and I would welcome your tuggniloni. Will the Dow NYSE) all merit purchase at this time. Any of these stocks budget. down to the «00 level, it would seem there Is plenty of room for stand to benefit near term from market analysts' focus on Find out now what coverage you can obtain by asking your Meeting in the West Park Ave. Recreation Building Thurs- casualty insurance agent, or call the federal flood insurance a move up. What stocki do you think have a good chance of retailers as potential leaders in a recovery cycle. day, the Council, an alliance of representatives from groups lifting out of the doldrums la the near future? — J.P., agency (BOO) «3B-«U0. across the county, supported the suggestion of Vice President (Column readers should sen their investment inquiries to Connecticut. And don't delay. The rates for the regular program are set David Keiserman to voice their objections concerning the David R. Sargent, Successful Investing, c/o this newspaper.) A - Department store retail stocks tend to be "early to soar by an average of 55 percent June 1. rebates to their state legislators. movers." the idea being that higher income people least affected by the recession continue to shop in department stores Strong fourth-quarter 1981 earnings have sparked interest in the group, and even if first-quarter 1982. earnings are weak compared to a year ago, analysts expect things to look good by the October quarter. Easing inflation and a stimulus from tax cuts will help, along with less burdensome interest expenses. At the moment I have buy recommenda- tions on Allied Stores, Federated Department Stores, R.H. M.icy. May Department Stores and J.C. Penney (all NYSE).

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The 1982 baseball season is underway, with Baltimore's Jim Palmer (248) are bunched in games scheduled in Baltimore and Cincinnati, career wins, and all could make inroads on the and for a number of veterans, it marks the Kaat's quest, B2 journey to 300. Perry is almost certain to get resumption of the chase toward impressive ca- there first, though. reer goals. Today's starters, B6 When St. Louis opens its season tomorrow Before the last out is recorded sometime in night in Houston, it will mark the 24th opening day October, Pete Rose, (iaylord Perry, Nolan Ryan, for Cardinal pitcher Jim Kaat. No other hurler Carl Yastrzemski and a host of others could attain to reach the 300-victory plateau, a milestone last has lasted that long In the majors Kaat, who's significant lifetime achievements. accomplished in 1963 by Hall of Famer Early also 43, has 278 victories, second most for any Philadelphia's Rose, who will celebrate his Wynn. active pitcher 41st birthday on April 14, goes into the season with The veteran right-hander, who could be called Perry and Kaat share the senior citizen role 3,607 career hits. He is ]4 away from Hank the ancient Mariner, needs three victories for 300 with Boston's Carl Yastrzemski, who's also 43 Aaron's total of.3,771, second on the all-time list and can also move closer to Walter Johnson's all- Yaz is starting his 22nd season with the Red Sox, behind the legendary Ty Cobb. A year ago, Rose time strikeout record of 3,508. Perry goes into one short of Brooks Robinson's record for years opened the season 74 hits short of Stan Musial's 1982 with 3.336 strikeouts, second on the all-time spent with one club. His next home run will be the National League record, a mark he tied in June list and 172 short of Johnson's record. But other 427th of his career, breaking a 16th-place tie with and burst past in August. He is now 405 hits away pitchers could get there first. Billy Williams. With 800 doubles, he is three away from Cobb's career total of 4,191 and is de- The main threat would seem to be Ryan, who from Paul Waner's ninth-place total of 603 and 24 termined to reach that mark before he leaves needs 259 strikeouts to reach Johnson. That is a short o( Aaron's eighth-place total of 624. baseball total the flame-throwing Houston pitcher has sur- Yaz needs 15 runs scored to match Honus Rose can make progress in three other catego- passed in six different seasons in his brilliant Wagner's 15th-place total of 1,740 and 16 runs ries as well. With 11.910 at bats, he needs 454 to tie career. batted in to reach Wagner's 12th-place total of Aaron's all-time record of 12,364 He has aver- Ferguson Jenkins, sighed to a free agent con- 1,732. With 3,192 hits, Yastrzemski is 59 away aged 640 at bats a year throughout his career, so tract by the Chicago Cubs, needs just 38 strikeouts from Nap Lajoie's ninth-place total of 3,251 and 91 the mark seems entirely within reach. He also to become the seventh pitcher in history to reach short of Mays' eighth-place total of 3,283. He needs 55 games to tie Willie Mays for fifth place 3,000 for his career. Two of those who got there needs 63 singles to tie Krankie Frisch for 15th on the all-time games played list at 2,992, and 34 before him, Steve Carlton of Philadelphia and place on that list with 2,171 and 280 at-bats to runs scored to tie Musial's fifth-place total of Cincinnati's Tom Seaver, will seek to add to their reach Cobb's third-place total of 11.429. 1,949' totals as they continue their own pursuit of John- For the vets with milestones on their minds, Perry, who's 43 now, signed a free-agent con- son's record. Carlton enters the season with 3,148 the winter's wait is over and now they can resume tract with the Seattle Mariners and gets a chance strikeouts and Seaver with 3,075. their chase against the record book and the leg- Jenkins (284), Carlton (262), Seaver (259) and ends of their sport — America's summer game.

Gome on, fellas

The national pastime is upon us. The 1982 baseball season begins today. Pete Rose spent part of the final day ot spring training — an iniury troubled spring training — with his son. Meanwhile, a row ot Mets basked in the bullpen during yesterday's game with the Cardinals. From left they are: Jesse urosco. Rick Sweet, Charlie Puleo (hidden), Joel Youngblood and Nell Allen. I he Mets are hoping tor better things once the season starts. T hey got beaten by the Cards, 7-4.

LLOYD LETS LOOSE — Chris bveri Lloyd returns a shot to Andrea Jaeger during yesterday's final ot the $200,000 Citizen's Cup In Plam Beach Gardens, Fla. Lloyd went on to win the match in straight sets. See story, page B2. Nets beat Cavaliers

RICHFIELD, Ohio (An - The New Jer- pretty good press. What else could they do? sey Nets are very much in the hunt for a spot I'm so frustrated it's unbelievable, because in the National Basketball Association the guys on the floor played so hard." playoffs. And there's nothing the Nets Cleveland was without the services of players want more. guards James Silas, sidelined with back "We're handling the pressure pretty spasms, and Ron Brewer, out with the flu. good, " said guard Ray Williams, whose 19.7 The game was tied 81 -81 with 3 45 remain- points a game leads the team. "We're taking ing in the third quarter, but Net reserves this on a game-to-game basis. We're not good Darwin Cook and Mike O'Koren led a 13-0 enough to do otherwise. New Jersey surge over the next three "But the guys are accepting their roles minutes to give the Nets a 9441 lead. here in playing together. We know that it "We were in trouble. I think the defense takes a total team effort, and that is the only got it going. We got some cheap baskets off way to get anywhere," he said. the defense to give us that 13-0 spurt, and that Williams poured in 27 points and Buc was the game," laid Nets Coach Larry Williams added 21 to lead the Nets to d Brown. 119-109 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers Scott Wedman led Cleveland with 29 yesterday. It pushed New Jersey's record to points, while James Edwards had 25 and 39-36, good for third place in the Atlantic tieoff Huston added 23. Division. It was the Nets' fourth straight Wedman said the Nets method ot victory victory. was no secret. Cleveland dropped its 11th consecutive "Where we got hurt today was that they game. The Cavaliers' record fell to 15-59. the made easy baskets off steals and were able to worst in the league. New Jersey beat Cleve- get their running game going. Larry Brown is land by 10 or more points in each of six a good teacher and has been with them all meetings this year. year. They stress fundamentals, and this is a "The guys played as hard as they could," simple game when you perform those." said Cleveland Coach Bill Musselman. Reserve guard Cook had seven steals and "They double-teamed, moved and played a 15 points. CHEVROLET SAYS let flie good fifties roll! New Jersey buyers can save an average of $975* on new cars. YOU MUST TAKE DELIVERY BY MAY 31, 1982

•Excludes vehicles ordered prior to April 1, 1982 which are eligible for the General Motors " Let's Gel Mov- ing" cash bonus plan, and Heel sales and leased units. 'Based on GMAC linancing data lor February, 1982 in New Jersey. Ac- tual savings will depend on the ROUTE 34 ai SO ATLANTIC AVE • amounl financed and the length of (HtXT TOSTHATHUORl SHOPPING CENTER) contract. Dealer contribution may ABERDEEN (MATAWAN) 201 566-8000 allect consumer cost. Open Mon.-Thura. 9-»; Frl. a Sal III! «:00 P.M B2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY.APRILS, 1982 Sixers9 Hollins halts Knicks SPORTS IN BRIEF PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Coach Billy and Maurice Lucas 18. Lucas also had 12 Cunningham described Lionel Hollins per- rebounds. formance against the New York Knicks as The Sixers led 37-30 after one period, and the best the guard has produced since be 6*41 at halftime. New York cloaed to 7J-6» came to the Philadelphia 76en in February early in the third period, but Philadelphia 1980 erupted for 13 consecutive points. Hollins scored 1* points, grabbed 10 re- The Knicks never got closer than eight bounds, handed out 7 assists and made two after that, although they rallied with eight steals yesterday in a 127-106 victory over the straight after the 7fers' 13-poinl splurge. Knicks. Philadelphia finished off the third period The 76ers' triumph kept them half a game with a 10-3 push, and led by as much ai 23 in ahead of the Milwaukee Bucks in the stretch the final quarter. drive for the second best overall record in the New York coach Red Holxman (aid sim- National Basketball Association's Eastern ply that the 76ers' defense forced the Knicks Conference. to miss shots. The team with the better record gets the "We just didn't get the percentage shot," home court advantage in the early playoff Holzman said. games. The Boston Celtics are No. 1 in this respect. Critics 114. B«1U lit Hollins, 28, five years out of Ariiona BOSTON - It was only a two-point vic- State, agreed with Cunningham that the 6- tory. But with the confidence of world cham- foot-3 guard had put together his total game. pions who have lost just once in 40 days, the "The last time I got 10 rebounds was in Boston Celtics felt they had things well in 1977 with the Portland Trail Blaiers," hand. Hollins recalled. "They still have to get that last shot to "This was the best I've played since I've beat you. We had control of the game the been here," Hollins said. "I've reached a whole way," Larry Bird said yesterday after high level. I'm feeling comfortable." the Celtics blew a 15-point lead but edged the "Once he moves the ball he makes good Chicago Bulls. shots. He's playing the whole game. He gives The setback left the Bulls one loss away us the balance we need in the backcourt," from elimination from the National Basket- Cunningham said. ball Association playoff race and Chicago The 76ers have been demonstrating bal- Coach Rod Thorn with pride in bis club's ance on offense, with seven players scoring effort. in double figures for the second straight "We have no shot at the playoffs but we game. But Cunningham isn't worried about were hustling and scratching for a victory," his team's ability to score. he said after the Bulls' fifth straight loss. "We've got to concentrate on our de- The Celtics extended their winning streak fensive effort. In the first half (Sunday) we to three games with their 21st win in 22 QUITE A CATCH — Yankee pitcher Ron Guidry were just swapping baskets. games. takes four-year-old daughter Jamie from wife Bon- "After the first half we got back to Boston's leads of 56-44 at halftime and nie in order to show her around the dugout In the playing basketball the way we should, creat- 70-55 early in the third quarter dwindled to New Orleans Superdome. Guidry is sitting out the ing opportunites for ourselves from our de- 98 96 with 4:41 left in the game. weekend exhibition games to rest up for the season fense." opener tomorrow. Cunningham said that after allowing New York 61 points in the first half, the Sixers Lakers us, Trail Blaxen HI started to move the ball and set up good LOS ANGELES - Forward Jamaal shots The Knicks got 45 in the final two Wilkes scored 32 points yesterday, leading periods. the Los Angeles Lakers over the Portland Lauda wins It was Philadelphia's third straight Trail Blazers. triumph and fourth in the last five games. Wilkes had 22 of his points in the first half New York had won its last two starts and as Los Angeles, 51 24, took a (3-55 halftime three of five, but it was the 10th consecutive advantage. loss on the road for the Knicks. first race The Lakers stayed on top the rest of the Julius Erving led the 76ers with 24 points, way although the Trail Blaxers got as close including 11 of IS from the field. Caldwell as three points, 80-77, midway through the Jones contributed 13, and Darryl Dawkins third period. Los Angeles outscored Portland and Andrew Toney 11 each. Bobby Jones 13-3 over the next four minutes to take a (340 in 4 years COMING THROUGH — Toby Knight of the Knicks charges under the arm of Mike collected 10 advantage and wasn't threatened seriously Bantom of the Philadelphia 76ers during the first half of yesterday's game. For the Knicks; Campy Russell scored 23, after that. LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) - A jubilant Niki Lauda, driving a McLaren, practically coasted to his first victory in nearly four years in winning yesterday's Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach. The 33-year-old Austrian, a two-time world champion Isles discount 7-2 loss to Penguins who came out of a two-year retirement to drive this season, beat the Williams of Keke Rosberg of Finland PITTSBURGH (AP) - Everyone expects "On Wednesday night, it's going to be a his last IV games and drew three minor Patrick Division, will meet the New York over the finish line by less than 15 seconds after leading the New York Islanders to be a different different Islander team. We didn't play with penalties. Hangers in a best-of-five playoff series begin- by almost a minute earlier in the race. team in the National Hockey League playoffs much intensity. We made a lot of bad mis- One of Gatzos' goals also came with a ning Wednesday in New York. Toronto did "I slowed down (near the end) because it was impor- than they were in a season ending 7-2 loss to takes," he added. man advantage as Pittsburgh increased its not make the playoffs. tant to win. What the difference (in time) was didn't I'ntsburgh. their foe in the opening round this "We didn't have too much at stake in this NHL record for power play goals to W. mean a thing," said the grinning Lauda. week game. It's not easy playing a game like this "We wanted to finish strong, and the way The Flyers dominated play in the first Both Lauda and Rosberg, who took over the point lead Come Wednesday, they'll be ready," when you know you're going to play on we played is a good sign," said Penguin period, attempting 22 shots to Toronto's one. in the world championship standings, complained about said I'enguin goaltender Michel Dion after Wednesday," said Islander Coach AI Arbour, Coach Eddie Johnston. Ken Unseman put Philadelphia on the the breaking up of newly resurfaced parts of the 2.13-mile yesterday's win in what was billed as a whose team will be shooting for its third "We thought before the game that they'd Scoreboard at 10:25 of the first period when circuit through the streets of Long Beach. plavoll preview. straight Stanley Cup. bump us and try to set the tempo. We stood he lifted a shot ver the left shoulder of Maple "There was no racing the last 20 laps," Rosberg said. Leafs goaltender Michel Laroque. "We all know they can play a lot better "This will give us some incentive," up to them and that's a good sign," he added. 'Everybody was just trying to save themselves and and a lot stronger. They're the tops and have added Arbour after watching the Islanders Nevertheless, Penguin defenteman Pat finish the race." been lor a while now, " added Dion, who tied lose for only the third time in 36 games. Price put the win in perspective. Lauda, who averaged 81.4 mph in the race, said prior a iviiuuin team record by notching his 26in Both teams rested many of their top "They were a little complacent because •tact I, Red Wags t to this season that it would take him two or three races to win and was named the team's most valuable players to get ready for the opening game of they didn't have anything to snoot for. Their DETROIT - Rookie Joe MuUen scored get the feel again. He said, "I'm right on schedule. It player the series Wednesday night in New York. But home ice is clinched. They relaxed a bit, and two goals to spark St. Louis over the Detroit feels very good." The Islanders, who finished with the Vsl the game saw both teams draw a total of 117 some of their guys didn't play that much," Ked Wings last night and clinch third place in record in the National Hockey League de- minutes in penalties. said Price the National Hockey Leagues' Norris Muttering cops Santa Anita spite having a nine game unbeaten string Right winger Steve (iatzos scored a pair Flyers 7, Maale Leah 1 Division for the Blues snuppfd. xhruRged off the game In much the ol goals and assisted on another to pace PHILADELPHIA - Winger Tim Kerr St. Louis will meet Winnipeg in a best-of- ARCADIA, Calif. - Muttering won the 1301,300 Santa same way Pittsburgh, which finished with 75 points — struck for three goals to pace the Philadel- five playoff series at Winnipeg beginning Anita Derby by a nose over fast-finishing Prince Spell- It was really a nothing game for us. two better than last year. phia Flyers over the Toronto Maple Leafs Wednesday. bound, and then there developed a question whether the 3- They went out there all hyped up, " said Clark Pat Price, Paul Baxter and Paul Gardner last night in the NHL regular season finale The Blues grabbed a 2-0 lead in the first year-old colt would be sent to the Kentucky Derby. (.lilies who ruined Dion's shutout bid with a each blasted power play goals past Islander for both teams. period on goals 63 seconds apart by Wayne John Nerud, President of the Tartan Stables, said: I'u.il in the third period r goalie Billy Smith, who had been unbeaten in The Flyers, third-place finishers in the Babych at 5:55 and Mullen at 6:58. "We will make up our minds later (about the Kentucky Derby). There are no plans at this time to send him to Kentucky." Nerud did not, however, rule out Muttering's going to Churchill Downs for the May 1 classic. He did say that the Lloyd serves Jaeger defeat in Cup horse of the year was not decided by the winner of the Kentucky Derby. "The Derby is forgotten by fall," said Nerud. I'AI.M BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (AP) - many opportunities to put the match away shots and hold back nothing on her tint Lloyd, the world's top-ranked player, had Hidden by Laffit Pincay, Muttering look the lead Chris Evert Lloyd figured she had little to that she decided to stray a little from her serve. been coming off a painful groin injury, while heading for home and managed to hold the advantage IDSO when Andrea Jaeger evened up the sec- usual ground-stroke-oriented game. Jaeger was recuperating from a strew frac- "You always feel pressure when you're despite the strong finish of Prince Spellbound, the only mid set. so she let fly with a pair of final ture in her pelvis. Jaeger picked up (40,000 colt in the field of nine not eligible for the Kentucky "I was in danger — really. I had some ahead. I had let so many chance* go by, I game aces yesterday to win 6-1, 7-5 and take for the Ion. Derby. chances to clinch the match and I didn't do thought I should Just relax." she said. "Sore the championship of the 1200,000 Citizen Cup Later Sunday, Australian Evonne "This horse ran super," said Pincay. "I rode him as it," she said. enough, both those shots worked." tennis tournament Goolagong-Cawley defeated Hana a 2-year-old and what a difference time has made with 1 just thought that, with the wind ... If Lloyd took home 180,000 and a 10,000 Mandlikova of Czechoslovakia 6-2, 6-2 to win him. He had trouble bearing out on turns when I rode him Lloyd, playing on her favored clay courts Andrea was going to keep using her lob, I d watch, and avenged a January straight set third-place. Mandlikova was defeated Satur- last year, but now he does everything right." within commuting distance of her parent's have no chance of winning the set at all." loss to Jaeger in the Oakland Avon* tour- day 6-1, 6-3 by Jaeger, and Lloyd outlasted Kurt Lauderdale home, said she had blown so So Lloyd decided to relax, try some drop nament. Goolagong-Cawley J-7,6-1,6-4 late Saturday. Cardinals outslug Mets, 7-4 ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Darryl Porter slugged a three-run, first-inning homer as the St. Louis Cardinals trampled the New York Mets, 7-4, in the finale of their Kaat recalls events of 23 previous openers exhibition season. The Cardinals, who finished 13 11 for the exhibition Baseball season openers should be old hat capital. the streets between my bouse and the park season, continued their early attack on Met pitcher Craig tn 43-year-old Jim Kaat of the St. Louis "President Elsenhower was sitting in a were inundated. Swan in the second inning. Pitcher Steve Mura hit a two- < 'ardinals — tomorrow marks his 24th — but field side box," the veteran pitcher recalled. "I called the park. 'I can't make it,' I out single; Lonnie Smith followed with a hit that sent the they're not. Korhim, it's like another Christ- "He threw out the first ball. There wai said. 'I'm flooded In.' 'No, you're not,' they pitcher to third and Tommy Herr plugged the right- mas to a kid. a new package to open. always something magnetic about having the said. 'Stay where you are.' center gap with a two run double. "I ilon t remember anything sensational WILL President at a ball game. It made the game "Before I knew It, there was a helicopter Pkrter, enjoying his most productive spring with or traumatic especially," says the big. per- feel like a command performance. hovering overhead. It found a dry spot to three homers and 14 RBIs, also singled in the two-run severing lelt-hander. "But they're all dif- GRIMSLEY "The Presidents, in those days, were land. I was pushed in and rushed to the park. third when Steve Braun smacked a one-on homer. lerent and it's always exciting for me to start almost always at the openers. It was a long- We landed In the parking lot in time for me to Cardinal pitchers held the Mets to just two hits until a new season ' time tradition Maybe it was a politic thing to start." i the ninth inning when Mookie Wilson drilled a bases- When the Cardinals take the field against Jo. But President Nixon came because he How did the gam* come out? loaded double off Jim Kaat to save face. Houston in a night game in the Astrodome, loved baseball. He was a real fan." • "We won, but I didn't get credit." be Jim K.I,it s name automatically will go into From Washington, Kaat want to Minne- said. "We just needed one out in the ninth to the record books — the pitcher with the most sota where he played 13 years before doing a win, but an error tied the score and we had to Murcer signs, Yanks crushed years ol service in the major leagues. stadium to face the New York Yankees. cook's tour - the Chicago White Sox, Phila- go 11 innings I forget who was the Yankees' NEW ORLEANS - Larry Parrish collected three For this mark, he doesn't have to start, as "Actually, I had been brought up to the delphia Phillies, New York Yankees and pitcher - Whitey Ford, I think, but maybe runs batted in to lead the Texas Rangers to an 8-0 he won't All that's necesary is that he be on Senators from Chattanooga in 1058, but my finally the Cardinals, who bought his contract Mel Stottlemyre." exhibition victory over the New York Yankees at the I lie roster — as he is — to pass Early Wynn as first opener was in 1060," he recalled. Irom the Yankees in April 1N0. It's tough for Kaat to remember all the Superdome yesterday. the all-time longevity king of baseball's ma- "The game was played in the old Griffith What Kaat remembers most about bis details. After all, he has 271 victories to his jor league pitchers. He was tied at 23 seasons Stadium. The wind was blowing a gale from years with Minnesota were the chilling tem- credit, three seasoas of 20 or more, including During the game, the Yankees announced that they alter 1981 the outfield toward home plate. I remember peratures when the season began. a 25-13 record with the Twins In 1966 He won had come to tesjns with outfielder-designated hitter Bobby Murcer on a three-year contract. ' Kaat's definition of excitement and some of the guys remarking, 'Well, there "Sometimes we played hi the snow," he 10 or more 15 straight seasons. won't be any home runs today.' said. "I remember we had to postpone A superbly conditioned athlete at t-foot-5 Murcer, 35, agreed Sunday to a pact worth approx- trauma must be different than that of most imately $1.1 million. Murcer, who hit ,265 with six homers people "Then, the first time up, Williams games — not because of rain, but because of and 215 pounds who disdains meat and strong catches'a pitch on the nose and sends it over snow and Ice." drink, he is one of half a doten "Iron men" and 24 RBIs with the Yanks last season, was a free agent He certainly was skirting the fringe of who came to camp as a non-roster player. those sensations in his first opener in Wash- dead center field — 421 feet — for a three-run This wasn't the problem when Kaat was whose career has spanned four decades. Only homer " designated to open the 1M6 season In Minne- Minnie Mlnoao, who was reactivated briefly "This means I'm going to finish my career at a ington 22 years ago when President Eisen- Yankee," said Murcer, who came up with the Yanks in hower shared the limelight with Ted Wil- There was something else remembered sota's Metropolitan Stadium against the Yan- by the White Sox in I960 at age 58, has about the game, a treasured ritual that has kees. touched more decades — five. 1965 and has also seen duty with the San Francisco Giants liams and a vicious wind. And then there was and Chicago Cubs. "That's the way it should be." live years later when, because of a Minne- been lost to the national pastime since the "We had a terrible flood," he said. "I "Who knows?" says Kaat. "I'm healthy. sota Mood, he had to be helicoptered to the Iranchise was moved out of the nation's woke up the day of the game and found that I take care of myself. I might do the same." SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, APRIL 5,1982 The Dtaily Register B3 Edwards win a 'Master' stroke IOUNTY BRIEFS GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) - Danny Ed- three men able to break par on the final day. wards, who hadn't expected to make It, ii in Renner was alone at 187, one under, after a the Milters 70. Woody Blackburn, 7S-288, was next, with And Bobby Clampett, who fully expected British Open champion Bill Rogers and Ben to make It, who planned on the trip to Au- Crenshaw tied at 288 Crenshaw had a 08, gusta, G» , to the extent he'd made bousing Rogers 72. •nd plaii* reservations, Is out. He will be Edwards started the day with a three-shot among the missing this week when the lead and retained sole control of the top spot game's outstanding players gather for the all the way, despite a double bogey on the first ol the year's four major tests of golfiiig seventh. Clampett, who also had some trou- greatness bles in the wind and missed 11 greens, closed Moments after Edwards had holed a J- to within one shot with a birdie on the 16th, foot bogey putt on the final bole for a one-shot but dropped two shots back when he bogeyed victory over Clampett in the Greater Green- the 17th from a bunker. sboro Open, Danny received a telephone call That sent Edwards to the final bole with a from Col. David Davis of the Augusta Na- two-shot lead. He needed it. He drove into a tional Golf Club with the formal invitation, fairway bunker, hit the Up coming out, 'the one reserved for the winner of this event reached the green in three and had to make a if he hadn't previously qualified. 3-foot second putt for the bogey that won It. It was the telephone call the 22-year-old "I just couldn't catch him," Clampett Clampett wanted so desperately to receive. said. "It was all there. I seemed to have "I've been thinking about Augusta since position all day. But I just couldn't catch December And I was thinking about it all him." day today," said Clampett, who needed a Edwards said a new, more casual ap- victory here to qualify for the Masters field. proach to the game was a key for him. "My family already had made housing "In my desire to improve and do well, MIKE LARGEY arrangements and their plane reservations, I've made it difficult for myself," he said. "I so they share in my disappointment," be ' tried to take a more happy-go-lucky, said. "I'd worked very hard to try to peak couldn't-care-less attitude, just go out and right now. play and not be concerned with how many Writers chose "Now I have a two-week vacation. We over or bow many under I was won't be going to Augusta." Edwards, who had planned on a two-week vacation, also has to make some adjust- GREENSBORO Carter, Largey ments. He's in the Masters and also became eligible for the following week's Tournament SCORES of Champions - when he'd expected to be as all-staters participating in the other half of his two- sport career as a race car driver. GREENSBORO. N C. (AP) — Final itoni and mootv- >tnntngi yaitrrdav In tht UOO.000 Or.*Ur Graanttaro OMn Monmouth College's Gary Carter and Upsala's Mike "I'd planned on a little vacation and then roll Tournamtnl on Iht 4.W4 yard. Par 7] Forait Oakt ounUy Clubtourta; 'Largey were named to the 1982 All-State College Division had a race scheduled," Edwards said. )annv Edwardi, W4.000 un n is ns basketball team by the New Jersey College Basketball While Clampett was obviously bitterly lobbv ClimMii, 13j 400 ttrnin »t iarh R.nrw. 120,100 n-n-n-n-w Writers Association. disappointed, Edwards took a rather casual Woody Blacttbfrt. 114.400 'Q7O7W5 m Ban Cr.ruh.w, 111.400 Carter, a 6-0 junior guard, averaged 15.4 points and 3 7 approach to his last-minute qualification for Bill RogarftRcxxri. fHI 400 «-7*-T4-n-*te rebounds a game In helping Monmouth to a 21-9 record the two important tournaments. DA Wfibnnu t'.OM ;i*i »r*> no OOUB Black. ft.OJI and the Big Apple Conference Playoff championship. Its nice," he said. "It'll be nice to go to D.nli W«tw»n, H.0M »«M>H»> 2*0 71 •* f* 11 MO Largey, a 6-8 senior who starred at Red Bank Catho- the Masters. It's a major tournament, a [Inn.AldhlnsliOJI Bobby Wadklm. V 200 «-TI n77-wo lic, averaged over 18 points and 11 rebounds a game (or major championship." - Wavrw Ltvi. tMOO llhl 1% U 7»1 YiUki Higiw.. I* 000 7S-M-7I-7*—HI Upsala. He also shot 66 percent from the floor as Upsala Edwards, whose two previous tour vic- Andv North. U.000 tt't'li')-7«—f mm finished at 23-4. tories had come in the 1877 Greensboro tour- fUv Floyd, iS.tOO 71-74 -m J C Sn*«d. II,100 M-4* Jtr77—HI Named on the honorable, mention were llahlm Wil- nament and the 1980 National Team Cham- Ptltr Oottcrnult, tvioo tlHIJlf Itl Gary Plavar. MOW .71-73 7 liams of Monmouth College and ex-Shore Regional stand- pionship with his brother Danny, won this one Nkk Faldo. W.0M 7W1 '4 f 4-1*4 Jack Newton. ROM 70-H JpJ-7Wf4 out Joe McGravey of Upfila with a front-running, wind-blown final round Gary Hallbtrs. ROM IOMIJ)i 1«4 of 75 - 3 over par on the Forest Oaks Coun- Mark Pltll, M.7M Gworo* Burnt. |2,F*3 'lion, m Another former Shore Regional basketball star, Patti try Club course that was scoured with winds Wlkt Sullivan. %l,l*S »i)»» m TRAPPED AGAIN — Danny Edwards blasts out from a sand trap to the 7th green Pat Linatav. It.SIS 70-71 7*> 77—1H never caught Edwards throughout the day, Geor.t Archer, ft.SI! 74 Tfr 77 7*— W The Shrewsbury Community Center will host a cheer- during the final round of the Greater Greensboro Open yesterday. Edwards went on had a closing 73 and a 286 total. 7071 n 77-W7 Giors* Cedle. S1.S13 • 7 7*-77.#O-»7 ing contest April 12 through 15 from 6 to 8 p in It will be to win the tournament for the second straight time. , Brute Oou.lau.t1.915 71 71 7f>79—N7 He was followed by Jack Henner. one of lor the purpose of choosing cheerleaders for the Tinton Kails Top Warner team next season. Girls from 8 to 13 years of age are eligible and the finals will be held April 17 at 10 am For more information call Sandra Woods at Little's stunning 64 takes Shore title 747-7336 Jim SciccMtane of Eatontown (4:57 21 and Theresa Caffrey of Atlantic Highlands (5:55.1) won the men's and RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (AP) - Sally the 6,255-yard, par 72 Mission Hills Country $95,788. She had her best money year on the most scores during the first round were high tour in 1981 when she collected 1142,251. because of chilly, rainy weather The final women's one-mile run in the recent St. Agnes of Atlantic Little felt as if she were dreaming after a Club course. Highlands PTA Harbor View road races Emerging as one of the best pressure three days of the tournament were played in dream round of 64 gave her the richest prize A 30-year-old South African in her 12th Larry Bova of Oceanport won the 5-mile run in 2653.7 in women's golf. year on the Ladies Professional Golf Associa- players on the tour. Little won three events warm sunshine, however, and scores were last year, including triumphs in two of three much lower. . while Louise Weschler of Eatontown won the women's "I don't know where I am," a beaming tion tour. Little began the day in a fourth- division in 32:20.9. Little said yesterday after she rallied from place tie, five strokes off the pace. sudden-death playoffs. Stacy, whose final round consisted ol all Bob Mlmm of Willingboro won the 5-mile walk in five strokes behind to win the 1310,000 Little had never won the Dinah Shore, pars, and the veteran Haynie. with one of her She carded four birdies on the front nine, 43 20 9 while Norma Arnesen of Matawan was the first Nabisco-Dinah Shore. "I'll have to come generally considered one of the most presti- best finishes in recent years, each collected four on the back, and no bogeys during the women finisher in45:11.8. down to even think about it." closing round. gious LPGA tournaments. $25,200 for finishing second. She had to overcome an opening 76, as Alcott and Whitworth won $1.1.500 apiece Littles final-round birdie bliU for the 8- Her 64 tied the Dinah Shore tournament Holmdel High School is looking for freshmen baseball under-par 64 gave her a 3-stroke victory over record set by 1981 winner Nancy Lopez- games regardless of division. Anyone interested in sched- third-round leader Hollis Stacy and Sandra Melton last year. uling games are to call Holmdel athletic director Jay Haynie. Uttle caught Stacy with a birdie on the Demarest at 946-8221 Little said of her impressive finish: "I 10th hole, then moved ahead to stay with DINAH SHORE SCORES was playing at a level that I reach some- another birdie on No. 11. Manalapan's Jim Casey, Holmdel's John Balkovlc times, but that I can't seem to have all the Kathy Whitworth, with a 68, and Amy RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (AP) — yeiterdav'i final I on Garbeci.$4,477 71-74-7O-7S— 2*0 and Joe Keeaaa of Middletown are members of the time. I get so pumped I get into the oxone and Alcott, with a 67, finished six strokes behind tcoret and earning* In the 1310.000 Nabltco-Dlnah Shore Donna Caponl.|4,477 73-71-71 75—2*0 par 72 Miulon Hills Cathv Morie.tM.tiO 73-74-74-71—If3 Kutgers University outdoor track team. Casey is one of just go." LPGA teurnament it the 4.J5J verd. .74-74 7&-71—W2 the winner at 284. Pat Bradley was alone at Country Club, court* Janet Colei.U.SiO the top distance runners in the state while Balkovic will Sally Little,W> 000 7*47 71 U 11% C J CaHUon 11.S10 77-70-71-74—2W Stacy didn't appear particularly dis- 286 Vlcfci Slngleton.13.0M 777 7J*2*3 be competing in the weight events Keenan. who com- Hollli Stacv.l2S.200 73*171 71 211 fe-73 74 70-2*3 tressed at not winning, saying: "I'm excited Carner had a closing 73 to finish with Sandra Haynit.tlS.2Q0 71**74*4 »1 vickl Tabor.13.000. Martha H«nMn,13.000 . 7S-71-73-7O—2W peted at KHC, is a distance runner. Amy Alcott. 1U.SO0 7e-74-e«-47-2»4 74 IVn 72-2M about playing as well as I did. There was a lot Lopez-Melton and Beth Daniel at 287, while Kathv Whitworth.|13.SOO 7S-73-U-4f— M4 Debbie Auttin.11,000, Judy < lark.12.400 77 7374 70-1*4 of pressure on Sally." Stephenson shot 75 to finish at 288 Pat 8radiev.li0.S00 72** M M »* 7S7e-71-70-1*4 Beth DanleLU'tOO 71-71-72-73—W Judy Rank in.11.400 . Doug Machines of Union Beach, who starred at Stacy, who had a 4-stroke edge over Jan The victory was the second of the year for 77-71-47 71-M7 C A Creed, 11.400 7* 7J-71-71-W4 N Looer Mellon,W.eOO Sandra Palmerll.400 7S-74-71 72—2W Keyport High School last year, is a member of the hurdle Stephenson and JoAnne earner heading into Little, who now has won 12 Ladies Pro- JoAnne Carner.tMOO 7J71 ** 74 M7 thru John ton,12.400 IJH/WJ N« Kathv PottlewaII,|4.*00 / IN team atvSusquehanna University. 7*u7j n Dot Germaln.ll.400 77-74-7S-M—2*4 the final 18 holes, shot par 72. Haynie had a fessional Golf Association events. Pattv Sheehen.U.900 n m Alice Rltiman,|t,TVS 77 7O-7S-73-2W Jan Stepnenton.U'fOJ MM» 7»-74-f0-71-W5 closing 65. The Dinah Shore first prize of 145,000, tops vleOte.*,W H 7»74tt 21* Janet Aiei.ti.7is KlO'tl*54W j Kaitniertiil.ti.TtS 7S-7S-74 M-2W Little completed the 72-hole event at 10- on the women's circuit, vaulted Little to the Cindv Hlll.fS.H0 7l«*7ft7S- 2t* 7J-73-7174-W Cathv Vtmrk.UMl 17»;*4* T*0 Ayeko C**mo1o,11.7IS •OF) 77** 2*1 under-par 278. with rounds of 76-67-71-64 over top of the 1962 LPGA earnings ladder with Bettv Klng.M.477 Kathv Mtie.it,;« HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE

Cosmos score upset TODAY •asekall Holmdel at Mater De Shore Reg. at LongBrancr Henrv Hudson at , R.B CathoiK by 'chilling' Peru Marlboro at Monmouth Reo Middletown North at SavrevilK Moyers scored his first goal for the Cosmos. Ocean Iwp. at • • Nepeum EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - Sub-freej- l-reeholOat i-r»«holdTwp tng temperatures shocked the tropical soccer The 40 mph winds whipping the stadium St. Joseph's (Metuchen) at CB* players of the World Cup-bound National made the air feel much colder than the Wall at.... Jacksor Team of Peru, who were wearing socks over announced 34 degrees. The Peruvian players T.H. South at , St. Hose their hands and arms as they fell 5-1 to the huddled on the bench wrapped their heads in Bovt Track towels and draped blankets over their short Mater Dei at St.JoseptV! Cosmos in an exhibition game at Giants St. John Vlannev at Kevpori Stadium. pants. Marlboro at Centra "We must be realistic," said Cosmos Peru Coach Elba de Padua Lima, speak- Manalapanat : Mowel ing through an Interpreter, said the Icy Lacey at Ocean TWP Coach Julio Mazxei, refusing to gloat over Red Ban* Reg. at Matawan Reg yesterday's upset. "It is very difficult weather was his team's toughest opponent St Rose at Monmouth Reg weather for them. For us, it's cold, but for However, Mazzel said Peru fell ' Tennis them it's extremely cold. And the artificial early partly because they took the Mater Dei at Raritar too lightly. Middletown North at Matawan Reg turf Is difficult for their type of game, which St. John at , •'• Hoimde1 uses a lot of short passes." "The first 20 minutes or so it looked like Plnelandsat Henry Hudsor Team captain Giorgio Chinaglia and Par- they were playing to show off, as if to say, Asbury Par* at Red Bank Reg aguayan midfielder Julio Cesar Romero each 'Look how superior we are.' You cannot do I H. hast at Neptune that with us. You have to keep pushing O*H scored two goals for the Cosmos. Matawan Reg. at Middletown Soutr Midfielder Julio Cesar Urine scored the ahead," Mazzel said. Middletown North at Raritar lone goal for Peru, while newcomer Steve "If they were playing Poland, they would Mater Dei. Holmdel at Rumson i-air Hayer be playing better because they would be the Neptune at Ocean twp. underdogs. Still, we do deserve some recog- Softball nition for what we did today," Mazzel said. Holmdel at Mater Dei Arrows stomp Rockets; Shore Reg. at LongBrancr Two brawls interrupted the match and Middletown South at St. John Zungul sets new mark resulted In the ejection of Peruvian defender MariDoroat Manasauan Roberto Rojas and the Cosmos' Jeff Durgan R.B. catholic at Henry Hudsor and Johan Neeskens, the Dutch star Asbury. Park at Ocean Twp. NEW YORK — Steve Zungul broke the Mowellal Jackson Major Indoor Soccer League record for as- Sayrevilleat Middletown North sists in a season as he registered three of The Cosmos scored first on Romero's 25- l-reehold at ! Red Bank Reg. them — along with five goals — to pace the foot shot into the right corner. St Rose at Monmouth Reg Olrls Track New York Arrows to a 12-3 romp over the Carlos Alberto, the Cosmos Brazilian de- Matawan Reg. at Red Bank Reg New Jersey Rockets. fender, tripped Urlbe while trying to make a St. Joseph's at • Mater Dei Zungul, who leads the MISL In scoring, tackle at 27:36, and the Peruvian tied the Central at Marlboro has 92 goals and 53 assists The previous Howeliat Manalapan score 1-1 on the ensuing penalty kick. Ocean Twp. at Lacey assist mark-was 52, set by Jorgen Kristensen St Rose at Monmouth Reg. of the Wichita Wings in 19SM1. Chinaglia restored the Cosmos lead with a Manasquanat Allenlown • It was the 17th hat trick of the season for header from Romero at 31:53. With leu than Olrls Soccer Zungul. a minute before the end of the half, the Manchester at St. John Cosmos scored again when Chinaglia picked HIGH KICKING — Chlco Borla (28) of the Cosmos leaps over Ruben Toriblo Diaz l-reehold Iwp.at : Freehold Omar Uomez added three goals and two (on ground) Into the arm* of Jorge Olaechea of the National Team of Peru during Howeliat Brick Memorial assisu for New York, 2»-7. New Jersey fell to up a pass from Andranlk Eskandarlan and St. Rose at Manasauan kicked it into the goal. yesterday's exhibition gam* at Giants Stadium. Jos« Velasquez of Peru looks on. 15-23. B4 The D»«Jy Register SHREWSBURY.N.J MONDAY,APRILS,, 1982 Ocean Softball's Wankmuller: Achieving success, satisfaction By JACK RAFTER

OCEAN — Any coach who guides his team to three straight sectional state championships has to be doing something right. Ocean Township High sdool Softball coach Art Wankmuller fits into that category. But like so many successful coaches, Wankmuller had rather modest credentials before entering coaching. The theory that the less gifted athlete seems better able to teach the "average athlete" seems to fit Wankmuller to a tee. "I graduated from Union High School and then went on to Ohio University at Athens," Wankmuller pointed out. "I decided to major in History and Sociology. I guess you might say that as long as 1 can recall, I have been into sports — it's been a way of life for me. I played everything and anything. I just wanted to participate. "My parents didn't push me into sports, but they certainly encouraged me all the time. I always had a good time in sports and I think that may be one of the key factors." Wankmuller feels that patience makes for a better coach. "When athletics come easy to you, you are less patient to listen or watch the mistakes of others," he explained. "I think one of my strengths is my ability to watch those mistakes and work on them until they are corrected. "Actually, I really have several people to be grateful to for my success In coaching girls Softball at Ocean Township High. Jack Ryan, the Softball coach at Brookdale, has spent freely of his own time in coaching and teaching our pitchers. That out-of-season time has meant a great deal of difference for our pitchers. "Mark Frankel, our JV coach, is greatly responsible for our success at Ocean. He takes the girls and teaches them the very basic fundamen- tals. When they come to me on a varsity level, 1 SPARTAN SUCCESS STORY — Ocean Frankel, has led the Spartan' to three con- don't have to spend foolish time teaching basic Township High school Softball coach Art secutive state sectional crowns. And he'* ideas; Mark has done that all for me." Wankmuller. left, flanked by JV coach Mark had fun doing It. Wankmuller looks back over his eight years at Ocean Township and chuckles. "When I got out of on the battle of Gettysburg.' That's what makes target. Everyone is looking to knock you off. It's a TROUT STOCKING TIME — Conservation Otticer Tim Cussen releasing trout college in 73, I applied to 120 schools. Things in a New Jersey stream tor the opening of the season at 8 a.m., Saturday. More coaching so special; the feeling that what you are bit difficult on this year's team. We are an were tough in education and you just could not get doing is really appreciated." excellent club, but we have lost some key players than S50,000 trout wi 11 be stocked this spring. a job. 1 received a call from Ocean Township — Wankmuller thinks back to that first year of and (he kids on the team feel the pressure. We are some fellow had unexpectedly left and there was coaching. a bit young and we are building.'' an opening. I didn't know the Shore at all, being a "At first, it was a disaster," Wankmuller Wankmuller feels that girls Softball at the north Jersey boy, so I had to get very specific said, "but as the season went on, we started to Shore has come a long way. Foul weather wrecks directions. I got the job one night before school gel. When we won four of our last five games, the '"Just the other day, we played and beat opened. I often think — boy, did I luck out." girls on the team had something to look forward HBC, " Wankmuller noted, "but just barely. A In his second year at Ocean Township, the to. The next year, we were off to the races. We few years ago, they were just beginning and were Softball job opened up and Wankmuller jumped at won 16 and lost 5 and I think the girls became a bit weak, but we really had to scrap to beat Finger Lakes fishing the opportunity. "It was kind of crazy," he believers. them . I find it's true of all schools in the area. admitted. "I was coaching both the varsity and "It's funny how little things stick in your The kids are sound and the coaches know more.'' Angling, , reportedly, is the con- JV level at the time. But I can't complain. Matter mind. One of the parents came up to me, a Mrs. Wankmuller says much of the credit for his templative man's sport, but most of the of fact, 1 enjoyed the challenge. Walsh, and she said, Thank you Mr. Wankmuller success must go to outgoing Athletic Director people who were fishing for trout in the "Quite honestly, there is something very spe- for all you have done. We hope you stay and we Doug Deicke. "The guy gives you 100 percent Kinger Lukes area of New York from April cial about coaching. After you teach a very good want you to know we are very grateful.' You know support. He's always there to help out. He sup- 1 through Saturday were probably con- history class, no one comes up to you and says — something — that can really make your day as a ports all the teams. We will miss him as an A.D., templating the end of the world. The weath- HENRY gee whiz, that was a great history class coach." out moving up to Principal Is not so bad, is It?" er was abominable Coaching is very gratifying. The kids know you From that point on, things started happening And what of the future? SCHAEFER are spending lots of extra time and the kids really at Ocean Township. Good things. "I'll take one step at a time. Right now, I The night before opening day the area are appreciative. After all, how many times does "We won the Central Jersey Sectional Cham- enjoy coaching at Ocean and as long as that was blasted with a collosal thunderstorm someone come up to you and say, 'Hey, Mr. pionships in 79, 'SO and 'SI. In a way, it was a feeling of accomplishment is there, I know sports that turned the streams into raging tor- Wankmuller. that was some talk you gave today great feeling, but then again, you become the will always be way up front with me." rents, and on opening day there were pen (ids ul heavy rain interspersed with snow and occasional sunshine. Friday was a fair day. but there were torrents of rain all day lishtown Mill Pond, brook trout; Garvey's Saturday by which time most everybody Pond, rainbows; Hockhocksen Brook, AI AW gymnastics title had given up on the joys of trout fishing. brooks; Holmdel Park Pond, rainbows; Mingamahone Brook, brooks; Mohnawk I lished Naples Creek, a tributary of Hond, rainbows; Mohawk Pond, rainbows; (anandaigua Lake, one of the three best Pine Brook, brooks; Ramanessan (Hop) biggest win for Woods rainbow spawning streams in all of the Brook, brooks; Shadow Lake, rainbows; Kinger Lakes. Un the first day I saw just Shark Hiver. brooks; Spring Lake, rain- By JONNI FAI.K in both bars and floor exercises, second in live trout and on Friday I saw two more. bows; Takanassee Lake, brooks; vaulting and fourth in the balance beam. MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Despite a back in- I'nibably other trout were caught by the Topenemus Lake, rainbows; Willow Brook, "The pain in the back never really went Scores of anglers along the stream, but I brooks; Yellow Brook, brooks. jury which restricted her in the National Collqgiate Athletic Association Gymnastics away," she said, "but I had worked out with saw just seven, and I didn't hook one. For the complete list of state stocked Championships for Women last week, Ann it all week, and it wasn't as bad as at the waters get a copy of New Jersey Summary Two conservation officers I spoke to Woods of Middletown won the all-around title NCAAs. It still needs rest before it gets of 1982 Fishing Laws, obtainable at license said the trout were just starting to ascend at the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics better. I pulled it a little more in the individ- agencies in sporting goods stores. the creek and predicted that by next week for Women Championships here over the ual competition here. I had a couple ef shakes ' The Knee Deep Hunting and Fishing there would be lots of fish to be caught. weekend. on the balance beam, and that cost me. But in Naples (.'reek is only about 25 feet wide Club will stock 500 10 to 11-inch browns and the other events I was in much better form and ideal .for a fly rod. but I hail left my fly 300 11 to 12-inch rainbows along the shore of Woods, a senior at the University of Flori- than I was in Salt Lake City." da, compiled a 37 45 in the four events to mil at home in Monmouth County. It was Lake Hopatcong during the morning of Woods, who has won many big meets over impossible to see the clear spinning line and opening day. A number of other groups are easily win over Kathy McMmn of the Univer- sity of Georgia. McMmn was second with the years and is a veteran of international I was fishing blind also stocking the big lake for opening day. competition, called the win her biggest ever, Weather cancel! contest 36.35 In addition, Woods led the top-seeded Hv rod hshing for spawning rainbows is Florida gymnasts to the team title in what and the 37 45 score rates among the highest of much like nymph fishing. You cast across The annual winter flounder contest spon- may be the last A1AW Championships. her career. and up the stream to permit the bait to sored by the Monmouth County Park Sys- "I knew-1 had the Individual title won "It looks as if I may be the last AIAW bump along the bottom and watch the line. tem was cancelled on the Navesink River after the balance beam, and that was the gymnastics champion ever," the former Red Whenever the line stops you strike. on Saturday and canceled again yesterday. third event," she added. "I went out and won Bank Catholic state champ said. "They were the floor exercises anyway because we still Most of the time the line stops because At Oceanic Marina, Rumson, Nancy talking here as if the death of the AIAW Is a hadn't won the team title. As it was, we beat the bait is snagged, but once in a while your Ferguson reported some flounders were fact because of the takeover of women's Alabama by only one point. West Virginia strike will be rewarded with the solid caught there Saturday morning but no boats sports by the NCAA." weight of a trout. fished in the rain in the afternoon. was third." Woods had high hopes of making last 168.400 trout for opening The river was churned by very strong The victory wrapped up Woods' collegiate winds yesterday. week's NCAA Championships in Salt Lake Tank trucks from the state fish hatchery City a big meet, too, but the back injury career which began at Clarion State in Penn- Club celebrating 75lh anniversary al llacketlstown will be busy to Friday destroyed those hopes before the competition sylvania and moved to'Florida three years stocking the streams, lakes and ponds with The Newark Bait and Fly Casting Club started. She pulled a ligament In the lower ago with her coach, Ernestine Weaver. Hew- iiiii •urn rainbow, brown and brook trout for will celebrate its 75th anniversary at a back during the warmups for the team com- ever, she may not be completely finished the New Jersey season which will start on dinner at the Kingston Restaurant in Union petition and was severely hampered. with gymnastics. . , Saturday at 8 a.m. tomorrow at 7:30p.m. "I was asked if I'm interested in going on II the weather is fair the crowd may be The club was organized in April, 1907, "I never even took the 30-second warmup the professional tour that Kurt Thomas put as high as 200.000 people, thousands of them and tournament casting was the focal point for the uneven bars," she said. "I stayed on together next year," she explained. "They children under the license age of 14 of activities for many years. It now meets a heating pad. I wasn't sure just what the have competitions all over and may be going The following waters in Monmguth monthly in Union and draws its member- back would take, so I had to be cautious." to Europe next year. It's more of an enter- County have already been stocked or will be ship from many counties. tainment type thing, but I think it would be slocked this week: At its trout outing each spring it re- Woods took a third in vaulting, her spe- fun for a year or so. Manasquan River, rainbow, brown and , leases a lot of big fish into the Musconet- cialty, and was ninth In all-around in the "In the meantime, I'm pretty happy brook trout; Big Brook, brook trout; Eng- cong River. NCAA meet. about the AIAW win. It's a nice way to ANN WOODS. In the AIAW Championships, she was first finish." Driving rains don't prevent golfers from teeing off i, ByJEFFTUCHMAN ceived a set of clubs with heated han- Hill (82-U-7D and Old Orchard's John Entries are open to amateur golfers different holes al the same lime Skocbil dles. Kolibis (80-18-71) tied for third. who will not reach their 18th birthdays expects 90 to enter. What do golfers, football players, GOLF Thirty pros and 92 amateurs entered Closest to the pin was Ed Krank of by midnight of the date of the final The ladles open April 15 at Beacon and ducks have in common? That's the championships. Jim Miller of Pike Ulenwood. He used a six Iron to get round and have handicaps not over 12 Hill with an 18 hole tourney for the right, they all play in the rain. Brook took the pro rounds with a within three feet of the 137-yard Uth strokes under the USGA Handicap Sys- belter players. Beginners will be com- Saturday was opening day at many 36-34-70. In fifth place was Old Or- hole. tem. ing out tor nine holes on April 20. local courses, and no one could prevent weather. chard's George Craig (41-40-81), fol For Miller, It was the second Tacoma Country and Golf Club in The Rumson Country Club men open the scores of determined duffers from Ninety-six cold and wet competitors lowed by coursemate Ted Blackburn straight victory in this event. Tacoma, Wash., has been named as the their season April 17 with a "best ball" teeing off in driving rains and howling walked into the Bimm Hollow (38-43-81). Somerset Hill to host ckampiauhlp site of toe 19(4 USGA Senior Women's round. Deal Golf and Country Club will winds. clubhouse following that course's open- Another Old Orchard player, Frank The United States Golf Association Amateur Championship, the same as- be having ita second tournament Aprii Here then, are some of the results: ing day tournament, including the first- Buono, won the amateur grots with a has announced that Somerset Hills sociation announced. 17 and It. As always, it will be for The Deal Country Club had a members- place team of Larry Pallotta. Marvin 38-39-77. Angelo Petraglia of Navesink Country Club In Bernardsvllle has been Dorothy Porter of Cinnaminson won members only and will be a qualifies for only best ball (of four) net tournement Ouait, Arthur Scott and Emil Saphire. was a stroke behind for second place, selected as the site of the IMS U.S. the event last year at Spring Lake Golf the Appleby-Duthie tournament later in which B8 players participated. First The foursome combined for a best-ball while Manasquan River's Bob Housen Girls' Junior Golf Championship. Club. It was her third championship In this spring. Bob Entrieri, toe bead pro, place belonged to Ben Harvey, Jim Tay- total of 57. finished two strokes off the pace for The championship will be played Au- the past five years. reports it will be a "better ball part- lor. Harry Clayton and Dick Bailey, who Winter golf concludes third. gust 8-13, 1961 It will mark the second ners" men's tourney. In which teams combined for a 60. The highlight of the Those hardy souls who comprise the The amatei" .was won by George time this event will have been held at Jack Skochil of Beacon Hill Country will have two members. The woman's day, however, was Dr. Joe For- Shore Winter Golf League completed Kramer of walloping Hill. He shot an 81 Sommerset Hills. Ten years ago, Amy Club reports a men's opening day shot- season begins April 10 with a "best ball michella's 132-yard hole in one on the their season with the 21st Annual Cham- with a 12 stroke handicap, good for a M. Alcott won her fourth and final try, as a gun tournament April 17. The shotgun, a net" round. 13th hole. Dr. Formichella used a six pionship at Fors Gate Country Club In Bob Bremerkamp of Beacon Hill was girl named Nancy Lopez managed to tradition at Beacon Hill, Is a tour- Here's hoping for better weather or iron, which is perfect for inclement jamesburg The winners, of course, re- second (00-20-70). John Stetson of Knob finish third. nement in which ail players tee off on for balls that float! MUPPET8 DENNIS THE MENACE SHREWSBURY. N J. MONDAY, APRIL 5. 1982 The Mfy Register B5 K£KMIE,r AM KEAPy TO ALL I WANT I5TWE NOT ex/aw, RENE6OTWre W axn&Ct 6UARANTEE0TA MORE" LITTLE MORE GfTEEHfJ MOHEV CROSSWORD

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OK Q 10 8 *>8 What do you Since South is sure to lose South dealer By Alfred Sheinwold say? Today's hand begins a that diamond no matter Both sides vulnerable ANSWER: Hid two DOONESBURY week long series on protect- how the play goes, this dis- spades. The only question is NORTH ing your trump suit If you card costs nothing. And whether to bid two or three cur.tau.mii immwutuu, HODOPe.zoNK.ne ieoner, want lo run a long suit you when West continues with • KJ2 „„ IWLP spades. Responder needs II VJ 54 unmrMsn- mm mm*, mWKANPCHPS itmnsnyonrrAf- uiars must usually draw trumps a third heart South discards mMKK or 12 points to invite a •nm.wNK. mu IXAmm- fOK>rr.nau,HiK miwis KMM6 - first; and if you don't keep his other low diamond for OJ752 INFKNT ISM Him. THAT A game In this case you have mmmem mmrmtmso MiSCtHtl enough trumps to draw the same reason. * A 10 4 seven points in high cards trumps, you lose control of If the defenders lead a AHP and three points for the WEST EAST the hand fourth heart, dummy can ruff; and South can save all singleton, one point light for • 53 • 9764 If South ruffs the second a jump lo three spades You "PQ 10 9 3 heart, he can't draw trumps of his trumps Likewise, if

9762 draw all of East's trumps the king or if your king of SOUTH out of trumps. East ruffs a diamonds were the ace. club with the 13th trump Then South runs the clubs, • AQ 10 8 and then defeats the con- making his contract. (A POCKET (JlilDE TO 0 A 63 tract with heart tncks. DAILY QUESTION BRIDGE written by Alfred • K Q.I S3 DOESNT RUFF Partner bids one club, Sheinwold is available (let South avoids defeat by you respond one diamond, your copy by sending 11 25 to Sa««k Weal Norlh East saving his trumps. Instead and he then bids one spade. the Red Bank Register. V 11 I • Pass 1 O Pass of ruffing the second heart The opponents pass. You Box 1000. Los Angeles. Calif 1 • Pass 2 • Pass South discards a diamond. hold: • 9 7 6 4 V Q 10 9 3 90053) i* All Pass Opening lead - <5> K

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IM: f«i.H»[l«,IU« Doing the Charleston in style 1 Partacl Jn (• AMca) ll I UnHMM aMlaaiaiiM'C'.V.'.'.Vii-S " I MlnUM M4I> 4MI^T^^-i Charleston radio station. I was standing in a phone booth >«>rUiWlll«OI .' »l Not so the Cooper River Bridge Its a thin double span IX: Ma lltM, lli DM TmKWI (• Slum! II "•••*;.<£££••'£> M themselves and their refreshments. linear Thr••< (J Koloal IM mythical Charleston. It was not a bridge, It was an adventure. > Agtwtlut Brandon (W AutNMtlMr M-l i mm "ar*aa ij Mannir«i 11 i searched my mind (or something a news reporter would i SHEEHAN • Fin. ZIP ID HUUCII) »l \t£'JI& "»! think memorable. Someone hit by a car, or colUpsing from Nor did I tell him about the woman runner. She appeared M: Ml UM. CUM., ttjm beside me on the first rise. Her pace was steady, relentless 1 OarM DMk IM Fanllaronal • 1 SS.V,.! I] 'he C'ort. What man had bitten a dog during the race? What t Camdan FTMMn in VMCl) 4-1 and unforgiving 1 knew the would not vary one iota from tn»t I Slav* Mllam IF vanom II t siaiint Rival IJ Kin jr)....'.Z'.'Z'.^\ incident that would interest those people who spend their days ILaxCaurMr IHKMKI 7 3 • 'IO5.IIHK1«,,I :::::.:::::::; !r! listening to what happens to other people? stride and speed until tbe finish line. I lave her the reins and • ».. e 'riend ' nad *•""'leM th"1 U I f nan (R TuTCOtta) M I did not tell him about the bridge. It loomed up Just after so 1 was running barecnasted In this perfect weather. The t Vlrgnai Ladvt Man (0 Ultl) S-1 m>: paca. IUK. ci«.. HM> hours in a strange house I now and forever would regard as 3 Count Candor (PConMO 4 1 J we made the hairpin turn at the mile mark. Prom then on tbe wind was at my back, the course flat and I .till felt fresh 4 Victory Suprarn* IH Kallvl 11-1 ' f«o"Rant., ("R°vTn""' ' 1 another home. I was as comfortable in Charleston as I was In • Dallvtrv Bov IJ vllalli) ill wind would be at our backs. Never a real hindrance, It became Then came the turning Into Queen Street and everyone Ml: Paca. UW CIma., ta.Ma i Motu wan IA OKvannaiii jn i-i mv old runnins shoes 1 Slonaoata Ovaruv IM FaallaronaI. M A Doubl. Mark (J PollMnal M f uiuuiifl ouuea. a help. It pushed us toward this narrow ribbon of steel rising began to pick up the pace. "How far to go?" gasped a lanky I Cuicot Nlla I ad> IJ Mant.au III I i I t oindy Randy IP PMtorii"!."""!" M I did not tell him about sitting in the car at the starting into the sky like something In a fairy story. teenager beside me. "A ball mile," I said. Ha took off like • tSanlanUIIHKallv) t-l 4 Ifftav Pal IHtr Flllortl 4-1 . "%';^i! u"o.sl£io. i, i it! line It was too cold this blustery day to warm up. The (lags on I have run other bridges — Tbe George Washington, Tbe colt who has seen IU mother. His towhea d disappeared In the J Nandlna ward ID OaPlntol II M 1 Ptanul Cindy IT DtVHIH II ' (»7f«J?Ua4ie«ii. lAiii*' "•• Yorktown, berthed at the Point, were straight out and Uolden Gate, The Verrazsano. All give the impression of crowd up front. 3 AMIrmallva Act IG Flnnlganl Ill • Advanca Co«« IA jonnion] Hi t MOMV Mar. ij. McGovami' ••' i (lapping. When the race began the first mile was straight Into Then I beard, "On your left..," and hit place was taken by U>. rau. UM ' < Cocky Sutiau IR Laoaalll t-l " * " ^ two runners, George Halman, who Is blind, and a companion 3 Rval Luca IK DaulKh) M i Dlylc IR Vinci) 4-1 ) Prlmatlma Gam IDOMaral 9-1 1 Wtldoni Boy IDKaimalirl II __ _ _ — who was Joined to him by a cord at tbe wrists. Until I saw T Blacktop IJ MolMVtv) 4-1 J Sonny Cord (H K.iiyi 1 I Ueorge I thought 1 was doing my absolute best. Now I was spurred to do more. I went with him hoping to share In his S^^| Uippold s put new personal best strength and courage. I drew up to bit shoulder and drew on By DAN PATCH WllXIAMSBUHG, Va - CBA's George Dippold threw a field's Tony Valentine who won in 54.55. his guts and determination. 1 — Charles Hanover, MiMtel Man, Roman Empress personal outdoor best in the shot put with a throw of 58-8V* In Paul Marabito placed fifth in the 5000 meter run with a We went that way to tbe end. The digital clock read »:06. I - Bit O Bits, Doctor U Ru, Dracala Almalmrsl winning the event at the Colonial Relays at William and Mary fast time of 15:25.0. my best this year. Afterwards, I stood at tbe chute for a long 3 — Jersey Beauty, Steve Mllam, Love Courier College. Teammates Paul Steed (51-11) and John Savage CBA was second in the javelin relay at the Don Boaco time congratulating those who finished behind me, seeing In 4 — Chan, Jane Aaa, VlrgMS Ladys Man (50-6) also had good throws to in placing fourth and fifth. Helays with a distance of 466-0. Jeff Gorcxyca had tbe longest their happy and contented faces the happiness and content- i — Santantas, Nandlu Ward, Jersey Pat Savage placed second in the discus with a toss of 152-3 throw of 173-7. The Colts were also second in the shuttle ment in mine. The feeling of being special filled those 6 Kyal I.ura, Bonny Cord, Mill Twllllgrr followed by Steed in third with a throw of 152-0. Dippold was hurdles with a time of 1:07 1 beautiful Charleston Streets. 7 — Fair Jane, Petals Beaa, Tricbas Star fifth at 149-4. CBA opens iU dual meet schedule Wednesday when it Then I joined a group of Irishmen surrounding a truck with I — Go On Suite, Gossamer Wings, Deficit Spending a keg of beer. Later I wandered down to the ceremony at the t - Captain Breeie N, Sugar E, Apache Knight The Colts' Glen Harscar was third in the high jump at M travels to St. Joseph's of Metuchen for a triangular meet with while Mike Horrisberger was a close second In the 400 St. Joseph's and Seton Hall Prep. All three are among the Cistern and received my award. It was the perfect end of a 10 - Baroa red, Motu Wave, Dandy Randy intermediate hurdles in 54.81. He was just edged by Plain- state's top teams. perfect day. II - Julie, our, Dtviv, Money Man The man was still waiting for an answer. "Did anything BEST: GoOnSasle memorable occur during tbe race?" be asked once more. "No," I said, "It was Just like all those other races we HOW THEY STAND run every weekend.'' NBA AMINICANLIAOUl NATIONAL LIAOUa • «Wr« OIVUISM California Atlanta 0 0 W L Pel OB Chic MO 0 0 .000 - Cincinnati 0 0 C.B.8. SUPERMARKET Kinm Citv 000 — Hoot ton 0 0 •"Tl I n fwr T>© I a Lot AnotJ.t 0 0 •ASTSR.N CONPIRIHCI CHICAGO 1113) t l.vtland Oakland 0 .000 - Ntw Vork ian DI*0O 0 0 Atlantic OlvHwon Oraanmrood 4 31 10. Kanon 10 0 It. Owl roll 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBUR6 Suttie Philadaipnta Mn FrsnciKO 0 0 „ L PCI OS O.imora 111 U, Latttr 1 0 0 4. IMlll 11 Milwaukee 4 4 JOMi p.liiourgn v notion M It /•< ' '* 3 IH) t. Marl / 3-3 It. 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DamKlO-Ot Daltat 33 M) 311 II T0I4I144 W-14 tot. Ulan 31 M 314 33V> PHILADELPHIA 111/) PacllU Olylilan I rv.no n ] 1 34. U Jonai 1 0 0 10. yLotAngalai II 34 HO - <• Jonai t I 3 13. Hollmt 11-4 II. Cnaani v btaltlt 41 It Ml li 10-04. bantomr 3-4 It. Dawklnl4M 11. PnoaniM 41 13 Stl I lontv 4 3-311. Mm 3 3-31. L.NIcnardton ooioan btalt 41 31 .114 Ivt 3 3-31. Curaton 3 0-0 4. tdwardi 00-00 Homand 37 37 100 I3v, I0I4IIM tt-17117 -.an u.ano It 14 lit 34'/! "•» >trl 34 II M a in . .Mmntdd.v.iionlilU muttmu 17 13 3)31-137 MAY1 r uinchadplayatl spoil Ihraa point goali— Rutiall, lonav A paid directory of coming events for non-profit APRIL 1$ vailarday'i Oamat lauiruoiil uiwkim total roult—Naw Flea Market, Belford Methodist Church, Church St. Uoilon 114. Chicago 111 "ork It. Pnlladalonia 31 Tacnmcal organizations. Rates $3.75 for three lines for 1 day ($1.00 The N.J. State Orchestra, Murray Glass, music Mnwaukaa 131. Indiana 115 touli—Philadtipnia Loacn Cun- director, presents the Metro Lyric Opera, Era Tognoli, and Campbell Ave., Belford Spaces - $8 ea. or 2 for $10. 1 A OI> each additional line), »5 00 for three lines for two days Ph.ladflon.a 117. Naa> yort. tot ITm.lVi'ifl'.'r -' " CaU 871-1134. Raindate May 15. Houtlon VI. ban Antonio 13 INDIANA nil) ($1 50 each additional line), f«.50 for three lines for artistic director, performing Bizet's "Carmen". Staged New jartav III. uavaland 101 Mcoinmi 4 II I. yv,inarm I 00 It. ft costumed with full orchestra. April 18, 3:00 P.M. Loi Anoalat 111. Portland III C Johnson 11-1 II. BUM 14-4 II, uavn 1 three days ($200 each additional line), $7.90 for three St. Anthony's P.T.A. Is sponsoring a flea market. 8 baaltlt 140. Uanvar lit 4-1 14. Owam 1 t-7 13. Carlar S 00 10. Paramount Theatre, Asbury Park. Tickets, $5 and $10. KantatCitvaiPnoama.lolpm Kmcini 4 I II 17. i.chllno 3 0-01 Totals lines for four or five days ($2.25 each additional line), A.M. to 3 P.M. It will be held in the church parking lot Reserved seating only. May be purchased by mail: N.J. raaav'i Oamai 433t-3tll). $9.00 for three lines for six to eight days ($2.90 each on the corner of Chestnut ft Bridge. Rain date is May 15. No gamai « hariultd MILW.UKK |l») State Orchestra, P.O. Box 427, Neptune, N.J.07753, or at Tamarra.'. Oama. Ma Johnson 14 0,1 a. Ml Johnson 4 additional line), $10.90 for three lines for nine to ten Space. $5.00; tables, $7.50. For reservations call 8424486 New York at Atlanta, 7 lip m 1-4 11. Lamer 1 04 3. Moncnat 11 till, the following locations: Contempo House, 3209 Sunset Liev.land at Washington, IBp.nl Wrnlars 0 »o 0. Cumminis I 31 30. days ($3.00 each additional line). Each additional day or donate used items and bring them to 117 Chestnut St. boston at Milwaukee. I 10p m Lislar 1 3 3 13. May 11 10 II. bmnh 10-0 $3.00, each additional line $3 00 Deadline noon two days Ave., Wanamassa, or Red Bank Music, 80 English Phrladtipnraat Chicago.! 31p m 4, taitn.ngi 3 0-0 4. Crompton ( 00 3 Plaza, Red Bank. Box office will be open Sat. ft Sun., LosAnoaiastlHoiislon.lblp.m Totals MII 37131 „_„__, before publication. Call The Daily Register, 542 4000, uallatatutan. I asm. l»dl4M 14 34 11 It—III ask for The Date Secretary. April 3 ft 4, 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. and day of performance, MAYt Denver al Portland. 10 » p m MII»4HliH It 34 II »~llt i'tuirn,>atvaattla. 10 Mom Thraa poml goalt-Buta 1. Fotilod 1:00P.M. For further Info call 988-4747 Flea Market, Congregation Beth Shalom, 188 Maple oolden blalaal ban D.tgo. 10 31 pm •"!- "one lolal louls-lndlana 3t. Ave., Red Bank, Spaces, $7.00, or 3 for $15.00. Rain or Milwaukee 1* Itchnical toul* Indiana APRIL 11 shine. Call 747-9314. N««" JSRSaV (III) MOlitTOafiallf* '' *~"°" APRIL I Bus trip to NYC to see Sugar Babies (orch ), $30. tlm™ 5 M .'• H r,lh.'rnV ,'J ll !!' ".".. .'"' It, Nt.lM.hM 1 1-3 I. WaVka7 III/ io« 7 I J?« ,\,J.li »Uom I 34 II. LatVIII 4 4-4 11. Raid 10 The Keyport PTA working in conjunction with tbe Sophisticated Ladies (best avail), $24. Sponsored by the ".« Lmtnikw 111 B.;,.,l o5fi.J 0030. Handarson t»0 II, Dunlaayy 113 Open Door. Leaves Red Bank ft Hazlet. Matinee Call MAY 14 ft li a-Vd. KT,I?o3',',•''.,.r,4V,,"?i,w'" «•,"»'•?• • »• •• j»"•"•• i««» League of Women Voters, will hold a "Meet the Candidates" Night, for the upcoming Board of Educa- 739-3963 or 495-2471. Monmouth Citric Chorus Presents 100th An- oolniolf 1,'",, »Mm.n I] ,3 31, Mltchall 10 0-0 30. Uloerdlng I 4-4 30, tion elections to be held on April 6. The meeting will niversary Performance of Gilbert ft Sullivan Comic tawarat 10 It 31 Wilktrson 13 14 APRIL 24 MU,ton V s t 31. Mok.,k, 00 0 0. Marron0 Operetta "Iolantne" on Fri. ft Sat., May 14 ft 1$, at The '* •• t-Witn* 4 21 10. b«n»l 4 l-\ 10. take place on Mon., April 5, at 7:30 P.M., In the Central UIJIJ MDtd 1 s V l\ School library on Broad- St. "Meet the Candidates" The Mater Del High School Booster Club is Monmouth Arts Center, Red Bank, at 8:15 p.m. Jay T. n II II 14-llt Night will start after the PTA monthly meeting ends sponsoring a fabulous 90's dance with music by tbe SO's Perkins-Stage Director, W.R. Shoppell, Jr -Musical Di- Refreshments will be served. recording artist, The Vicounts. St. Mary's Memorial rector. The production with a cast of 70 will be fully Hall, New Monmouth. April 24, 8:30 P.M., $8.90 per staged ft costumed with a 22 piece orchestral accom- For the Formerly Married. A monthly group for person includes buffet and free refreshments. Forpaniment. Tickets at 89, (7 ft $5, with $1 discount for support 4 socialbility. $ P.M. First Baptist Church, reservations and Information, call Robert Moore students ftsenio r citizens. Group rates available. For Maple Ave., Red Bank. 747-0671. 671-0882 or Ted Motel 671-27H. tickets call 2644482 or Box Office 8424002. A must for the whole family! Annual Spring Dance sponsored by Hatlet Italian- NHL APRIL $ American Assoc. 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. No. tenterville Father Joseph Martin, world renowned authority Firehouse. Middle Rd., Hazlet. N.J. Food - Italian on alcoholism, will speak on "Alcoholism & the Fami- MAYli specialties. Beer, wine, ft set-ups. $12.90 per person. PTO GIANT OUTDOOR FLEA MARKET at the ly", April 6th . at S P.M. in Red Bank Regional High BYOB. For tickets call Mike, 2844887. WALIl CONFIMNCI by Bournt. If; 13 Atlantic Highlands Yacht Harbor, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Patrick DIvltKM itvoi* on eoai-Naw York i School Auditorium. $9.00 Donation at the door. Spon- W L T Or OtPU Hitliburgh 10 II 1/ *l sored by NCA of Monmouth County. Class of '83 Flea Market. Long Branch Middle Raindate May 22. PTO snack bar. Vendors (non-food). • NY itiandtri M it 10 J*JI IM til ooaiici Nttv York, Smttl.. Hit To reserve space send $8.00, single space, or v Nv Hangar* if it 14 in JO* *] UtHirgh. U100 A 41 13 lit Ml »1 I 1 |—« APRIL $ reservations, 229-1418 or 229-1912. PTO, 140 1st Ave., Atlantic Highlands, N.J. 07716 or AtamiDWltiM Ftnt Period—1. Minmwli, &mlth43 phone 872-1593 or 291-4479 for info. a Wonlrcal 4a II 1/ 3*0 213 10*(Palmar, Pavnt). 4:11. 2, Minnotota, Tricky Tray, April 8, sponsored by the Ladles v HoUon 43 1' 10 373 H) H I iccereiM »i Uotinioti. HroUn). If:If. Auxiliary, VFW Post 1953, at Buck Smith's. Donation APRIL 14 MAY 4 v buffalo N It li »' 173 *33, Minnewiia. Palmer 22, If:IS. 4, Chita MAYtl * Uu*ba< JJ Ji 1* IM J4f 11go. ^rierptav I iSetord. ^avardl, If 41. $2.SO, prizes & refreshments. Can purchase tickets at St. Agnes Church, Atlantic Highlands, will sponsor Harttord ]l 41 II IM Jil tOr'iniiiiti WHion. en., 1*1; Setofd. a cruise on the SS Rotterdam to St. Thomas, St. Circus, Madison Square Garden, excellent seats. CAMP-ILL CON Fl M • NCI Chi, maior. »:M; Httnter. Min, maior. the door Call 787-5108 or 787-7M2 Marrlt DKIUM 4 14; !>mitn. Mm, r.W, se 47 II lit 1W M3 J*. Noberti, Mm, • It, him, Mm, HARP. Each an Internationally acclaimed artist, In an JUNES maiof 13 11, HuWowtki, Cfll, maior. W. Jeffrey on "Chrlst-The Light Shining in Darkness" extraordinary ft beautiful instrumental combination. DEALERS and VENDORS - Wanted, (non-food), « kdmonion 4t I? \i 411 Ifi Ml13:21, Barren, Mm, 14:11. Friday, April tth., 8 P.M., Reformed Church, (7 West v Vancouvtr 10 U U nt IM tt IHird Period-*, L(.K4«O. WMMn 3f Sun., 4/29. At Monmouth Aria Center, 99 Monmouth St., Peddlers Bazaar, sponsored by MaUwan Historical v i aiuar v If 34 U XM 143 IJILviiaH, Prgttenl, * It I, Crtitego, Main St., Freehold. v Lot An«fl*i 34 4)1 ti 114 l*f M iharplev. f ISavarO Secordl. 11:1*. Red Bank. Tickets, $9.00. $12.00, $14.00. 20% discount to Society on Sun., June 6, (Raindate, June 1$) 8700 per Colorado II 4f 13 141 Ml 4fPenaliie* r-on, Chi, J M. Wlllon, cm, space. Call 56646X7 or 563-4338 • citnchtdtirtl Piaca indivtitn. It: IV. Seniors, Students, Groups. Phone orders, Mastercard or rJ Plavoii tpolt Shot* on goal -Mirvnewia ii 10f Visa. Call Box Office, 842-9002. ' 34 cnicavjoio-is-s—n. JUNE It Hilliburgn /. Ntw VorH Uiandart I APRIL 18,17,23, AM OMim Minrvfiou. Moloch* Chi- Circus bus trip to Madison Square Garden, spon- Arts. Crafts ; II, M»n*i wood I t Vtllch, turnei. 3* 4. Mont Raffles, table prizes and refreshments. B.Y.O. cards. lilt ilLiufiW. H.I. 24, TOMltl, NY. rtai Napttr 40 (Ulntjrat, Lanaway) Tickets $2.50 each, $2 for senior citizens. For informa- • meals, transporation, lodging, entertainment. For Mil Ha»«Wr, Pit, 1:11; CillW. NY, II 32 Panalliai- K.urtan. Mon. maior 1:11. Ltnf. NY, m«,or miKWttfwl, miner, 4:11; Valanlint. Was. major mt APRIL 17 tion call 496-2379 or St. Ann's School, 787-1017. more information, call 739-3983 or 49S-2471. IJ;4f; ttm*\*t. Pit, 13:4f. Moihim. Mil. nor, 4 11. Hiomqv.it. Wai. 11 42 Bus Trip to NY. to see "Encore," a 90th An- 14 ji. schull, P.i. If Ji. »m(lh, NY, Sr»U on goal Moniraat »4 II li Annual Card Party sponsored by St. Ann's PTA, JUNE $9 sirvidbv U Sutler. II Jt Waihin«Un MJII ]i niversary presentation. Cost $20. Afternoon per- Second P«r»oa—3, HitlUHiroh. Urn* Keansburg at Buck Smith's. Doors open 7:30 p.m. Cruise to Bermuda Jane 26. Limited state rooms. Itr « tPrtc*. Utiiioti. 10.41. PtnalMM— ington, Jantan. A—ll.f! formance Sat., April 17. Sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary •>i Laurtni. Fi|, JO. Bourn*, NY, lilt. Raffles, table prizes and refreshment. B.Y.O. cards. Call 291-1663 after 4 P.M. Carroll. NY. douDlt minor. 0 M. Pnca, of River Plaza Hose Co. 1. Call 747-2879 Pit, 14 It. O Sulttr. NY, mucornfutt, Tickets $2.50 each, $2 tor senior citizens. For Informa- JULY 1.1.4,6. 1* JO; buiiard, Hit,douolt minor, 14- Ji. The Keyport Auxiliary of tbe Bayshore Community tion call 495-2375 or St. Ann's School, 7(7-1017. lrolH«r, NY, 1/ 4* Sm.Ift. NY, «*rv«d 21st Annual Podell Memorial Art Festival on The rjvjonvw.fi. 1« 3f. L«n««vin. NV, 1f:24; Hospital will sponsor a Flea Market, Sat., April 17, 10 Grounds of Long Branch Historical Museum, 12(0 Mtilont. Hit. l» if4 A.M. to 4 P.M. at The American Legion Drive, Keyport. APRIL 3* ihiMi Period —4, I'.ldburfjn. Ocean Ave. Free to tbe viewing public. For information MMteitn IV, 21 V, MiUfOurslt. Sim Spaces $7.50, Reserve now Call 2844875. Ralndate April Uttle Silver Dinner Dance at Squire's Pub, West Plon V, J Jt 4, New York, UilliM M Long Branch, FDR Drive Band. Evening begins at 7 call 2294800. iMtrfiii.1. * w /. New York, Ooring IS 24. (I oo*iin. 10:41. 1. Pittftoureft. (i«t. Jonnon. NV. minor motor, iito. Uuli*rd , Pit. minor m«ior, \\ 01; U Sutler. NV, W 40. imilh, NV. *4«*rwMi LIFESTYLE 2 The Daily Register ARTS 4 G CLASSIFIED 5 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 5,1982 Family Genetic 'name tags' hold key to arthritis research

By RUTH WINTER Fourth In • irrin

The recognition of the relationship between arthritis, inherited genes and infection is one of the biggest advances in arthritis research. Both the associate director of the National Institute of Arthritis, Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases and the senior vice president for medical affairs of the Arthritis Foundation agree on this key point. Dr. Frederic McDuffie of the Arthritis Foun- dation said 60 percent of people with rheumatoid arthritis, for example, have been determined to have the genetic marker HLA-DRW-4, while only IS percent of people without the disease have it. A genetic marker is a "name tag" worn by a white blood cell on its surface. Officially called ill.A — histocompatibility antigens, these markers allow your body to detect which cells belong to you and which are foreign. Why don't the IS percent of disease-free per- GETTING TOGETHER — Deborah Kirman. ' left, helps 21 month old Justin sons who have HLA-DRW-4 develop rheumatoid Gaviiard plav with blocks as Justin's mother, Deborah Gavllard, and her own son, arthritis? 30 month old Lucas Kirman, look on. The two women are among a group seeking a McDuffie said it means that the marker is not drop in center In Long Branch where mothers with young children can get together. enough to cause arthritis. When you have the marker, though, your risk of developing the dis- ease is high. Dr. Lawrence F. Shulman, associate director for arthritis, musculoskeletal and skin diseases at Mothers seek spot the National Institutes of Health, said the correla- tion between genetic markers and arthritis came to light in 1973 with the discovery that more than 90 percent of patients with ankylosing spondylitls — inflammation of the spine usually occurring in for drop-in center young men — had the genetic marker HLA-B-27 and that only 5 percent of the general population had it. PROBING FOR A CURE — Doctor examines and treats an arthritic knee. Researchers By LAURA QUINN Long Branch, the mothers say, suffers Shulman said that when the people with the seeking cures tor arthritis think genetic detects may be a major factor in the disease. from a lack of meeting places for adults who marker in the presumably normal population cannot afford costly courses or seminars'on were examined more closely, it was discovered search is the correlation between the Epstein- • LONG BRANCH - It's not just the Barr virus and rheumatoid arthritis. EB virus is diapers and tantrums and late night hours parenting. that 20 percent of them did, indeed, have some mild form of the disease. associated with infectious mononucleosis (the fiat make early parenting a difficult job. Even if one could afford local-offered Shulman said that in succeeding study, it was "kissing disease" of young adults) and Burkitt's I According to two young mothers, Andrea courses on child-raising, "who would take Lymphoma (a type of tumor). Afibott and Deborah Gayliard, full-time pa- found that the H 27 marker was involved with a care of the kids while I'm at school? " Abbott Shulman said most people in the Western rents can be as lonely as lighthouse keepers related form of arthritis, Keiter's Syndrome, in asks. world 'have been exposed to the virus and have or night watchmen. which there is inflammation of the eyes and It their plans materialize, the mothers urinary tract as well as arthritis. The study began antibodies to it. Most have no ill effects. How- That, they say, is why this city needs a say, the city will have a center for parents, with an anniversary party aboard a naval vessel ever, in those with rheumatoid arthritis, it is place where parents can go with their young with educational as well as social activities. "Half the sailors stayed aboard ship for the theorized, the EB virus stays in their B cells, the children — a place where the youngsters can "Quality parenting Is an art," Gayliard white blood cells that produce antibodies Their T play and the parents can talk with others like party," Shulman related, "and the other half says, adding that young parents need advice cells, whose job it is to turn their B cells on and themselves. went on shore leave. Many of those who had eaten from older ones who have learned from the off, are defective. As a result, their B cells keep ; Abbott and Gayliard are currently seek- aboard ship developed dysentery from food con- experience. taminated with a shigella bacteria. Ten of those overproducing EB-virus antibodies, which in turn ing a suitable location for just surl. a drop-in cause symptoms of arthritis. center. And they're meeting once a week Their center would schedule lectures by who had the food-borne infection later developed various experts and would have a library of Keiter's Syndrome. When researchers traced the According to McDuffie, scientists now believe With other full-time mothers even how In an T cells also play a part in Systemic Lupus informal discussion group. relevant literature, the mothers say. In addi- 10 Keller's victims some time later, they found tion, they hope it might provide information that nine of them had the B-27 marker." Krythematosus (Sl.Kl. a sometimes fatal The mothers have no patience for lone- arthritic disease that affects 500,000 Americans, liness, they say. on government regulations pertaining to fam- Shulman said that since that time several ily life. other bacteria that cause dysentery also have primarily women of child-bearing age. According to Gayliard, she began looking McDuffie said current research indicates that for new friends shortly after she stopped Among the women who are planning the been linked to Reiter's Syndrome and to kylosing center with Abbott and Gayliard are three spondylitis in men who bear the B-27 marker. immune complexes — large clusters of molecules .working in order to raise her son, Justin. formed when antibodies lock onto foreign materi- "Unfortunately, our (Long Branch) former teachers who say they would be will- Both McDuffie and Shulman cited Lyme ing to watch children while parents talk or arthritis as a prime example of how an infectious al — are not properly cleared from the blood of home seemed isolated from civilization," she SLE patients. Instead, the complexes are de- remarks. listen to lectures. agent can trigger arthritis in susceptible people. First identified in the summer of 197S, in Lyme, posited in the joints, heart, kidneys and other Intent on finding a rewarding social life According to Abbott and Gayliard, the Conn , the tick-transmitted disorder causes head- sites, leading to organ damage and failure. (hat would not interfere with her child's biggest hitch in their plans so far is, of ache, fever and stiff neck, followed by nerve, Shulman said that in SLE, there is again a DR. FREDERIC C. MC DUFFIE needs, she called all the local social agencies course, money. heart or joint complications. In some', the genetic predisposition and that its victims often looking for programs for young parents, and The women have raised some funds arthritis cleared up, but in others it became bear the genetic markers DR-2 and DR-3. when this led nowhere she began to talk to through a yard sale, but admit they will not chronic. Why do nine times as many females as males women on the boardwalk and in the super- have much for rent. devejop this form of arthritic disease? markets. Abbott says that, though It might be un- Shulman pointed out that those who developed realistic, she believes someone might donate chronic arthritis had a high incidence of the Shulman said some answers are emerging At the same time, Abbott had posted signs from experiment!. a couple of rooms for the cost of main- genetic marker DR-2. in a market inviting young mothers to join a "The male hormone seems to protect against discussion group. tenance. "The tick-borne infectious agent has not yet been identified in Lyme arthritis," Shulman said, lupus," he said. "The female hormone, estrogen, Abbott and Gayliard hit it off right away Ideally, she says, the group would like "but preliminary data Indicate that early treat- seems to accelerate it. So it seems that there is a and the discussion group they organized to- three rooms: one for conversation, another ment with penicillin may prevent the develop- sex hormone abnormality as well as an immune gether has been expanding steadily. Today, it for recreation and a bathroom. one." Gayliard recalls the warning of a neigh- ment of chronic arthritis. This gives us a clue that 'includes IS to 20 women from here and sur- If It were possible to get rid of harmful prod- bor who said she was foolish to expect to find early treatment with appropriate antibiotics may rounding towns. ucts such as immune complexes, could SLE and free or even cheap space in a time of econom- prevent the development of chronic arthritis in The group has been meeting in the homes other inflammatory diseases in people who bear other arthritis victims be helped? ic hardship. of individual women, but now has decided it certain genetic markers.'' McDuffie said a blood-purification technique needs a place — with a room for play and a She says she is encouraged, though, by the known as lymphapharesis is being tried out ex- room for conversation — where the mothers fact that similar centers are springing up in Both doctors reported that one of the newest and most exciting developments in arthritis re- perimentally and children can go any time of the day. other cities throughout the country. "In this procedure," he said, "the patient's blood is processed in a device, a continuous-flow cell separator. While blood cells (T cells are white blood cells) thought to play a major role in the body's immune and inflammatory response •re removed. Preliminary results in a small What's the price of progress? group of patients are encouraging enough to make us feel that additional studies should be done.'' McDuffie said some work is now in progress with a drug, Levamisole, to suppress T cells in High, higher and out of sight arthritic diseases. "The drug is quite toxic to white blood cells but may lead the way to a successful form of DR. LAWRENCE E. SHULMAN The place where I used to buy a new Ford The big trick that Americans are learning treatment," he said. station wagon every three yean Is now a Is how not to buy a lot of new things all the there is very irregular cartilage that pads the Both doctors cited still another treatment, Volkswagen dealership. I was driving by the time. We aren't buying as many new cars surface of the joints of osteoarthritics. One again intended to cut down on autoimmunity: other day and wondered how much a Volks- because we're getting our kicks out of keep- molecule, made up of protein and sugar, is dif- irradiation of the lymph glands, which are part of wagen diesel station wagon cost, so I stopped Ing our old ones. More and more you hear ferent in their cartilage. It is produced in big the Immune system. in to look at the signs on the car windows. people speaking with pride in the fact that chunks in normal cartilage, but in most arthritic* ANDY their Chevy is seven years old. "Preliminary data," Shulman said, "in-, the chunks are broken up. What causes this The car costs more than 110,000, ana dicate dramatic improvement in patients with change in chemistry? Is it injury?" inasmuch as I wouldn't pay $10,000 for a "She's got 84,000 miles on her and runs as ROONEY severe rheumatoid arthritis who have been un- It is important, Shulman said, to know not only Cadillac, I certainly wouldn't put out that good as the day I bought her." responsive to all other known methods of treat- about cartilage but also about other structures of price for a Volkswagen. The last time I Ten years ago, one out of every five ment. There is very significant improvement that the joint, such as muscles and ligaments, and priced Volkswagens they were $1,700 and iff Americans was moving each year. That fig- lasts for several months. about the mechanical forces around the joint. hard for me to get that figure out of my mind. ure has declined sharply. More Americans "It Is very hopeful," he said, "and has also are staying in their old house. They paid "We want to find out the, risk factors for It turns out that my former Ford-dealer- produced important information about the cause osteoarthritis," he said. "If we can identify these turned-Volkswagen-merchant was also sell- 151,000 for it eight years ago and they could of rheumatoid arthritis. There was no reduction get $85,000 for it on the market today, but risk factors, then the possibility arises that we ing a line of Jaguars, the classy British car. in immune complexes but there was a change in may prevent the disease.'' lived in for30 years." then they'd have to pay $127,000 for a new one, the proportion of T cells, which regulate the Now, I'm not one of those people who goei McDuffie said doctors "may soon be able to Our house has eight rooms, three bath- the same size tomorrow. Americans are be- immune response. This leads us to believe that it around all the time talking about "the good recommend that some people not take certain rooms, a two-car garage and years of ac- ginning to do the sensible thing with their may be T cells and not Just the antibodies that are old days" when you could get a steak dinner jobs nor participate in certain sports to avoid cumulated junk in the basement and the money. That's what's ruining the economy. important. This is a new research direction." for *3 95, but there are some prices in 1DK developing osteoarthritis. that I can't get used to. The Jaguar I found attic. For the same price, the car has four For my part, there are high prices I get What about osteoarthritis, the most common doors, a cigarette lighter, I suppose, no bath- used to and high prices I'll never get used to. "It is likely," he said, "that prevention will myself looking at in the Volkswagen lot bad a form of the disease? ' be more fruitful than treatment." sticker price of $»,500. rooms, no kitchen and no basement. The price of a gallon of gas no longer bothers Until now, this progressive Joint degeneration Inflation has never bothered me Much me. To pay $1.20 doesn't seem like too much Both doctors cited the tremendous improve- The single most important price In my life was referred to as "the wear and tear disease" ment in joint replacement for arthritic knees and because, fortunately, my Income has gener- for a gallon of something so powerful that it is $29,500. I paid that just once when we because it was thought that if you lived long hips and said new advances are being made with ally Inflated at the same speed as the econo- will push me and my car (my old car) 18 bought the house we still live in. That was enough, you got It. Indeed, on X-rays, most per- other Joints such as shoulders and elbows, as well 19U. . my. I never gained much on prices but I miles. sons middle aged and older do snow osteoarthritic "We may not be able to cure arthritis just never lost ground, either. When egg noodles I'll never get used to hotel room prices, changes, yet only one-third have symptoms. Why? I looked at the Jaguar and laughed I'd yet," McDuffie said, "but right now we can help went up to 79 cents, I got a raise. My wife though. For a place to sleep for one night, $84 love to own it, but light then and there I made McDuffie said it is like hardening of the arter- arthritics lead better lives and we are making a seems like a lot. On the other hand, the small myself a promise. keeps talking about how much groceries are ies: Everybody has it but only some show symp- great deal of progress in understanding the under- "I, Andrew A. Roomy, do hereby solemn- costing but she never congratulates me on price a newspaper has to pay for three col- toms. lying causes of the disease process.'' ly swear that even If I get rich I'll never buy a Increasing my bring-home pay. (I bring it umns a week from me Is one of the best buys "But it is not just a question of age," he said. car that costs as much as the house we've left on earth. borne; I don't take It home.) "Inflammation may play a part in osteoarthritis, NEXT MONDAY: Caacer yielding to scleace though it is probably not the basic cause. We know C2 The EMIy Register Lifestyle SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 5.1882

A NEW YOU Homemade beauty recipes pay off

By EMILY WILKENS leave hands really smooth. hair: a rinse made with a handful of ral Beauty Aids" bulletin, which can be CUCUMBER LOTION: Make a skin camomile brewed in boiling water; cool and obtained by sending your request plus SO I've had lots of requests from readers freshener by peeling a firm cucumber and apply. cents and a self-addressed, stamped en- for homemade beauty recipes. Here are cutting it into very thin slices. Put the slices BODY BUILDER: If hair needs body, velope to me in care of this newspaper. some goodies. in your food processor or blender and mix mix two tablespoons dry skim milk with 2 JUST FOR YOU KICH FACIAL MASK: Mash a rake of until soft and mushy. Tie the cucumber tablespoons water. Apply after your sham- Dear Emily: Arc there aay grwlig yeast in a tablespoon of cream or milk until mush In a handkerchief or cheesecloth and treads for mea? Mast at the aewi I read hi it dissolves. Add the pureed pulp of '.« press the juice into a small jar. Apply the SETTING PRETTY: Stale beer or beauty columns like yomn If earmarked for avocado Mix well Apply to face and neck juice to your face after cleansing. champagne makes a super setting lotion, women. — Himself evenly, avoiding.the eye areas because this VINEGAR RINSE: A tablespoon of ap- one that gives a set holding power. Dear Himself: There is news for men. mask has considerable pull when it dries. ple cider vinegar added to a cup of water NAIL NOURISHER: Want to encourage Did you know that Vidal Sassoon is bringing This mask will cleanse skin, lubricate it makes a final rinse for freshly shampooed nail growth? Every night massage cuticles back the Gable (as in Clark) haircut for and give it a glow. After 10 to IS minutes, hair. It will restore the acid mantle, help with petroleum jelly. Really works. men. It's helped along If your ears stick out remove the mask with warm water, then control dandruff and eliminate tangles. SOS SHAMPOO: If you don't have time like jug handles and if you have a mustache. splash on cold water or icy astringent. LEMON LIUHTENER: If hair is to wash your hair, section it and sprinkle on And, yes, woman find it romantically ap- HAND CREAM: Cream the mashed blonde, mix the juice of two lemons with corn meal, them slip an old nylon stocking pealing. pulp of '-J avocado with enough butter twice as much water and apply as a final over your hairbrush and brush hair. The Have a beaaty question that aeeds aa I about 4 tablespoons) to make a pomade. rinse. This will lighten hair, especially if, cornmeal will absorb oil as will the nylon. aaswer? Write to Emily Wllkea* care of Apply to hands and fingers, massaging in instead of towel-drying, you air-dry hair in This treatment freshens hair until you can this aewspaper. She caa'l aaswer your let- well. If you can leave this green cream on the sun. suds it up. ter persoaally bat she will respond to qaes- for an hour or, better yet, overnight it will Another hair tightener for blonde or red You'll find more recipes in my "Natu- lioas of general interest la her column TIME OF YOUR LIFE Energy companies get high grades

By JACK H. SMITH are not. Electric Co has a consumer advisory panel, including several The energy industry's best performing help systems are SECRETARY HONORED— Teresa E. Contlcchlo, social agency executives, for its Star Services, a similar Aberdeen, right, a certlflted professional secre- II concern for older customers were the measuring stick those dealing with individual distress cases on a face-to-face "case relief" system. basis. Customers are invited to come in and discuss their tary, accepts Secretary of the Year honors from lor social responsibility, the local energy producing com- One of the advantages of working with social agencies Is Annlna Moran, Spring Lake, chairman of the selec- panies would register high. needs with a special department. Arrangements are made, that some of them have funds to help very needy cases. Of where justified, to equalize a season's or a year's billings over tion committee of Monmouth Chapter of Pro- Several hundred electric, gas and fuel oil executives course, with the planned reductions in federal aid, the burden fessional Secretaries International. The award was gathered in the nation's capital recently to exchange case both heavy and light-use' months, or to permit deferred may soon be on states and municipalities. payment. made at the chapter's 25th anniversary dinner and histories on programs to ease the economic burden.on the As usual, the "forgotten consumer" is the lower middle executives' night in Hilton Inn, Tinton Falls. elderly while still keeping them reasonably warm — or cool, This isn't a completely satisfactory answer, since the cost income guy — not poor enough to qualify for relief, not well- depending on the season. remains the same, regardless of how it is spread out. But it off enough to meet energy bills without considerable sacrifice The company executives also met with representatives of does indicate sincerity, and it does avoid shutoffs of service. of living advantages at the very time he should be enjoying social agencies, consumer groups and government bodies in The problem for the energy company is how to recognize them most. an attempt to improve the industry's understanding of senior who is needy and who is faking it to try to take advantage. If this consumer could somehow be included in the future citizens' needs and to consider new measures to meet them. Robert Campbell, president of Pennsylvania Power and explorations the energy industry plans to pursue, it would Teresa Conticchio But the dilemma still remains...too many seniors have too Light, says his company uses the local social agencies to make a lot of people happy — and might produce even a few little money to meet all of their bills for the necessities of life. identify the truly needy for its CARE program. El Paso more ideas. Utilities can't lower rates for one class of customer, and the continued pressure of inflation means continued applications cited as chapter's lor higher rates. YOUR HEALTH Reducing energy consumption in the home is no longer a viable answer, says Lennie-Marie Tolliver. U.S. com- missioner on aging Older customers have gone about as far ^Secretary of Year' as they can go without endangering their health. Insulation fix-ups? The low income elderly are the least When is recovery complete? able to afford work. TINTON FALLS - Teresa E. Cpnticchio, Aberdeen, And as for "bundling up " — if an older person's residence certified professional secretary (CPS) received the is cold, it's uncomfortable no matter how much clothing is By LESTER I. tional invalids for months and This is the basis for the tional cardiac Invalids." "Secretary of the Year" award presented by Monmouth worn COLEMAN, M.D. even years after having re- psychosomatic understanding All such patients must be Chapter of Professional Secretaries International, at the Do/on notes good payment record covered from the physical ef- of all illnesses. The mind and given kind assurance and chapter's 25th anniversary celebration and executives' My husband has complete- fects of such an illness. the body are a single unified sympathetic understanding. night dinner in Hilton Inn, here. What makes the situation particularly heartbreaking, said ly recovered from a heart at- Let us consider what re- part of the total person. They must be prodded gently James T. I Man Jr. of Shrewsbury, president of New Jersey tack due to coronary heart covery from an illness really Your husband's body has into a better knowledge of Conticchio, executive secretary to Joseph C. Natural lias Company, is that the elderly have the best disease. I really should not is. Is recovery complete recovered from a heart at- their physical and emotional Kleinhenz, vice president of branch operatins, Avon payment habits of any age group. Ocean County, in Dolan's when the electrocardiogram tack or from surgery but his selves. Products, New York, has an associate degree from say "completely recovered" Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, and received service area, has the largest percentage of retired households because he still considers is again normal? No. Defi- • mind is still suffering from The combined assurance in the Northeast. The elderly also have the lowest rate of theft nitely, no. that illness. Not until both his her CPS rating in 1976 She is a former vice president ol himself a frail invalid seven of the doctors and the family the Monmouth chapter. ul service — a meter-dodging practice that all the customers months after a bypass opera- Is recovery from pneu- mind and body recover will can help to relieve their in- eventually pay for. tion. monia complete when the X- he again be secure and happy tense anxiety. When their ray of the lung is again nor- about his returned health. Annina Moran, Spring Lake, chairman of the selection Several social agency people reminded us that a large The doctor says he Can do fears are assuaged, only then committee for the annual award, announced the Secre- number of older customers are going without food, which is everything in moderation, but mal? Definitely, no. Is re- Your husband is not alone can they truly be considered covery complete when the pa- in his anxiety that he will tary of the Year choice, which is based on a point count subject to their budget control, to pay their utility bills, which he is terrified of the slightest to have "completely" re- system with credits for education, business experience, activity. My children and I tient leaves the hospital and again be stricken by a heart covered from their returns home? Definitely, no. attack. Many "recovered" and participator! in both the CPS program and Pro- would like to further his re- catastrophic heart attack. fessional Secretaries International. covery and are seeking addi- None of these indicates com- heart patients pretend that tional advice to help him get plete recovery from illness they are well. They go to Or. Colemaa welcomes MEMOS and the real return of health. their office at 10 a.m., work Prudence Marino, CPS, Aberdeen, is chapter presi back to normalcy. — Mrs. quriiloDi from readers. dent. B.G.T., Kan There is one and only one for an hour, take a long lunch, Please write to him m care of Dear Mrs. T.: yardstick by which we can lie down for a rest, and return this newspaper. ing a blood donor drive Satur- Dessert meeting It is not uncommon for measure recovery. And that home at 4 p.m. and then are day, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in is when a person can once propped up in bed by 6 p.m. the United Masonic Temple, someone who has had a heart MUHJLETOWN - Wom- attack or a bypass operation again live and function as a for the night. This is a pre- en's Aglow Fellowship of Route 33, here, opposite to live in terror of being productive human being in tense for'activity and serves Holmdel will have a dessert Hamilton Fire Company. stricken by another attack. his home, at his job, and in only to emphasize the (act and collee meeting tonight at Many patients remain emo- his community. that they are still "emo- 7 o clock in Buck Smith's Needleworkers Kestaurant, East Keansburg. COLTS NECK - The needlework group of Encore Silk flowers ol Colts Neck and Holmdel KKl) BANK - The Eve- willmeet Monday. April 12 at ning Membership Depart- 12:30 p in in the home of "I lost 1201 ment nl the Woman's Club of Mrs Edwin Arnold, 30 White Kol Bank will meet tonight Oak Drive. at B o'clock in the clubhouse, 164 Broad St. Pamela Rose society At The Diet Orwcck. owner of A Silken harden. Fair Haven, will MIDDLETOWN - Jersey LADIES' give a demonstration of silk Shore Rose Society will meet flower arranging. Tuesday. April 13 at 8 p.m. in Institute!" the Thompson Park Visitors' Probation aides Center, Lincroft. Richard G. SPRING SHOES Obal, county agricultural KATONTOWN - The agent, will discuss diseases fourth training session for and pest control. Phyllis The latest styles and fashions Volunteers in Probation i VIP I will take place tomor- Card party Tominus row from 7 to 9 p.m. at Chil- MIDDLETOWN - The dren s Psychiatric Center, 66 Ladies Auxiliary of Com- Just in time for EASTER!! Broad st Larry Hanko, munity Fire Company will (.'PC's coordinator of Free- have a card party Wednes- Tr» DM Institute hold out-patient services, will day,April 14 at 8 p.m. in the offers a medically speak on "Identifying Men- firehouse, Appleton Avenue, supervised program THEY'RE ALL HERE!! tal Health Problems and Al- Leonardo. Tickets are avail- cohol and Drug Abuse in for people who want to able from auxiliary members lose 30 lbs or more By Adolescents" After training,. and will also be sold at the ONLY VIP counselors are sworn in door. and do it rapidly (as "Golo" • "Connie" by the court to work on behalf much as 30 lbs. in 40 ol the county probation de- days) The Diet Institute method uses no pills, "Nickels"-Capezlo" partment on a one-to-one "Ban Traps" •"Bus" basis with juveniles or adults. Artemis Auxiliary no shots, no pre-packaged foods, no crash dieting and no hunger while you're losing "Nilunllzer" • "SRO" $000 aids CPC children those pounds Club meeting Call today - come in for a free consultation and "Ravslations" • "Ufa Stride" . RED BANK - Artemis learn all about our program "Nina" * "Carttti" ASBURY PARK - The Auxiliary to Children's Psy- Junior Woman's Club of "Rockpon" • "Salby" chiatric Center (CPC) has R LO8ER8 ARE AND Asbury will meet Thursday at adopted as one of its projects MARGE GEFFNER (Director) °" WINNERS! "Bewe Big" • "Zodiac" 8 |i m in the clubhouse, Wick the refurbishing of the CPC MARLBORO: Route 8. Marlboro, Naw Jersey apecko Drive, Ocean. There day care center, here. Pat de (X Mile South.of RobamvlM Road) 5M410O ' "9 West" -"Hillaid Dale" will be election of officers. Ganahl, Rumson, is chair- Hostesses will be JoAnn Ed- NORTH BRUNSWICK: Carols Lanes Mall. $ man. And Many Morel! Route 1, North Brunswick. NJ (46-1900 00 wards and Carol Kaiserian, Auxiliary members staged Ocean. an Easter egg hunt for CPC MIOOLETOWN: Village Mall, (sizes 5 to 10) 1000 Hwy 36, MkJdletown. NJ 671-M22 val. Blood drive children of elementary school 15 age at the United Methodist CHERRY HILL: Croat County Plaza.E Rout* 70. NJ to50«° NEPTUNE - Masons Church, here. Joan Pruzick, (across from Clover) 609 42445*6 Kumson. was chairman. Jordan Lodge 247 is conduct- 8 WALLACE ST. RED BANK •BBBI ANN LANDERS SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, APRIL 5,1982 The Daily Register C ASK DR. BROTHERS Church view is altered Abortion affects fathers D«ar An Umttn: A Tke mil had beea denied dumped in the. revised ver- tural revolution. Praise the I a young permlialoa to marry la tke sion to be released this year. Lord! Mead who wai wnatly Im- ckarek becaaae of a little The purpose of this law was My doctor then instructed potetU as a reaall of diabetes. known canon law that layi to protect the bride. It ob- me to go to the neareil phar- By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS relationships and birth control. Recent What caa I do about tali? Aad how? research into men's reactions to abor- Q.O. The fried in feaM pet- marriage matt be coaaam- viously came about because macy and bay oae of a Dear Dr. Brothers: Balk my tion and how it affects their loved ones, Dear Q.O.: Easy! Tell her it bo Biuloa to marry U la« Cata- maled by nenal latereoane. from the time of Augustine, number of anti-lice shampoos boyfriend awl I agreed thai I should indicates that there should be organiza- ITS you and it's unfair to others. I'd atte cairck. He uU the CM- The paraplegic tried to get a Catholics have been taught that are oa Ike market. He have an abortion. We didn't want a tions and health services that are willing to bet that she doesn't kn •le had aajnled to tkc prob- Bale Iron hit doctor lUtlng that the primary purpose of emphasised the treatment child, couldn't afford II aad didn't want geared to men. how to express her feelings unless sh lem la their awa way, kat Ike all Impotence might be re- marriage was procreation. •hould be repeated la II days al tkls point to add another life to our A four-year study released in 1980 in a darkened theater or perhaps, I tefearck iald DO bccaaie lacy vened, bat Ik* doctor re- When Pope Pius XII sane to make mre tke newly- already overpopalated world. This by Dr. Arthur Shostak, professor of hind the wheel of a car. People * ewMMlkavc children. fated, taylag he wnna'l aare. tioned the rhythm system, hatched lice are destroyed. I am happy to say all Ike lice wata'l a hasty dedsloa. We're both sociology at Drexel University in Phil- have learned that it's possible to > The reader asked, "If ike Now, Ann Unden. do you the inherent message to disappeared after oae wask- rellgloas and generally responsible adelphia, showed that some men are press their views calmly and at I .•ua were • paraplegic and feel like hiding yoar head na Church faithful was that eve- lag. people. We both fell guilt because we'd troubled for as long as a year after propriate times rarely behave in t lanpoteal, would a tlmlUr der YOUR iheeU? - Jml ry act of Intercourse need not I have never seea anything beea careless over birth control initial- being involved in the medical termi- way. Catholic coapie alto be re- AiUag In River Foreit, 111. be an effort to procreate. The la your column on this tub ly. Waal's alarmed and surprised me Is nation of an unwanted pregnancy. They People tend to' talk more wl I«ird marriage la their Dear Just:-1 certainly do second Vatican Council, how- jeel aad decided to write la that my boyfriend has been deeply de- often feel guilty about putting women they're nervous. This explains why p — but before I disappear, ever, recognized that love be- return for the pleasure and pressed since my abortion. — R.J. through this painful experience as well adolescent youngsters usually talk !- The tone of yoar reply wai here's a message to church tween woman and man was a Information you have givea Dear R.J.: Your boyfriend's suffer- as concern and conflict over the loss of make some sort of noise during li aaaeceiiarUy kotttle and bit authorities who refuse mar- legitimate end of marriage. me and my family over Ike ing isn't really unusual. Some pro- a child. scenes The sex makes them unco lag. You iald. "No church I riage to paraplegics or other Welcome to the »th century. yean. — Iowa Mother fessionals feel that men are often silent Dear Dr. Brothers: 1 have a very fortable and they express their anxii k«ow refuin la laactioa handicapped people because Dear. Mother: My victims. They feel guilt, anger, frustra- close, old friend and In most ways, by moaning or creating a disturbanc marriage rilei oe Ike bails of they "cannot have sexual in- Dear Ann: The man I am apologies to those who are tion and conflict. He has a feeling of we're quite compatible. We share the Regardless of why your frit {•fertility. Yoar letter toaadi tercourse." seeing told me last night be Is reading this with your morn- helplessness, which is the emotion at tame Interests, we like the tame ret- talks, or what makes her particula u If It were written by a Phone the Rehabilitation joining a new movement to ing coffee ... but thanks, the real core of much depression. He Uuranta and usually, we like the tame Uptight, she's old enough to be told II member of Ike Ka Max Klaa. Institute in Chicago (345 Kast see that women's libbers get dear Iowa, for addressing a needs to talk about his feelings. It will moviet. Lately, the't been driving me she should consider the feelings of o Why don't you go wuk yoar Superior) and ask Dr. Henry what they want. He insists. problem that nearly all moth- help him overcome his sense of help- up the wall, because when we go to a ris who may not share her views. akeeUT" Belts, the medical director, however, that they should be ers are faced with sooner or lessness. movie, the talks all the way through II. Everyone has a right to privacy a I have before me a aewt- to put you in touch with some- willing to telephone a man later Unfortuoately, most men don't real- Thlt bothers me became 1 like to go to in a movie theater.this right inclw ••per itory from Ike Ul'l one who will relieve you of and ask him lor a date, pick Are drugs OK if you learn ly connect the sex act with pregnancy, the moviet lo lote myself and to es- silence from fellow viewers Mov 'Wire lervlce that tayt an your ignorance. And please him up In her car (or provide bow to control them? Can according to one worker in community cape, but it alto makes me nervous and arc much too expensive these days Elmwood Park (III.) man pass the word to other mem- transportation), pay for the they be of help? The answers relations. Couples need to think togeth- embarrassed because II disturbs every- have to listen lo one individual try (paraplegic) who had been bers of the clergy who are dinner and drinks and buy are in Ann Landers' all-new er, and ahead of time, about sexual one else who's there to enjoy a film. In work through his problems A th denied pannlailoa la marry also living in the Dark Ages. him a cigar if he wants one. booklet, "The Lowdown on ter is the wrong place to do it. la Ike Roman Catholic Do you think it will wash, Dope." For each booklet or- church, kai received Ike good The outdated oddity ol Ann? - Wigged Out In Wilm- dered, send $2.00, plus a long, •ewt that Ike deciiloa kai canon law prohibiting mar- ington self-addressed, stamped en been reverted, tkaaki to tke riage between couples who Dear Wigged: Not really. velope (37 cents postage) to Rogers-Cisek Moit Rev. Jotepk I.. Imeich cannot have sexual in- Too many men will remain Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11W5, Church, New Monmouth, to groom's brother, was best of the Joiiet dloceie tercourse will probably be gentlemen in spite of the cul- Chicago, Illinois 60811. MIDDLETOWN - Lisa C Cisek, daughter of Mrs. Jack F. Rogers Jr, Lynn man. Bill Norris was the Eugene N. Cisek, 122 Heights Haven, Fla., son of Mr. and usher. 7 Ter. and the late Mr. Cisek, Mrs. Rogers, 45 Woodland Mrs. Rogers was gradu- was married March 6 in St. Drive, here. ated from Mater Dei High WEDDINGS Mary's Roman Catholic The Rev. Ronald Rozniak, School, New Monmouth, and cousin of the bride, officiated attended Brookdale Com- at the ceremony, which was munity College, Lincroft. She Thygesen-Donovan followed by a reception in is employed by Perkln-Elmer Karabinchak-Vervoort Buck Smith's Restaurant. Computer Operations, Tinton East Keansburg. Falls. RED BANK - Linda Ver Edison, and the late Prances HOLMDEL - Susan Elizabeth Donovan The bride was given in The bridegroom was grad- voort and John Karabinchak Karabinchak. and Mark Joseph Thygesen were married marriage by her brother, Ste- uated from Middletown High were married March 27 in the Lisa Gorman and Ray Feb. 27 in St. Benedict Roman Catholic phen P. Cisek Her twin sis- School North and attended law office, here, of West Long Schmidt attended the couple. Church. The Rev. Anthony M. Carotenuto ter, Lori M. Cisek, was maid Brookdale Community Col- Branch Municipal Court Mrs. Karabinchak is a su- celebrated the nuptial Mass There was a of honor Also attending the lege. He is manager of Rog- Judge Fred Kiatsky. who con- pervisor at Blonder-Tongue reception in Sheraton Inn, Hailet bride were Maureen A/ Duffy ers Amoco, Panama City, ducted the ceremony. A re- Laboratories, Old Bridge. and Tracy J Cisek. also a Fla. ception followed in Lincroft Mr Karabinchak is atten- Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. sister of the bride, who was Mr. and Mrs. Rogers Inn. ding Middlesex Community William J. Donovan, 12 Gibson Drive, and junior bridesmaid. make their home in Lynn The bride, of Shrewsbury College and is a pipefitter at Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Thygesen, 1] Village Jeff A. Rogers, the bride- Haven LISA ROGKBS Township, is the daughter of Merck and Co., Kah way Green Way. both couples of Hailet. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wood The couple went to Hawaii of Keamy. on their wedding trip and will Janet M. Donovan was maid of honor. The bridegroom is the son reside in Shrewsbury Town- Bridesmaids were Linda Thygesen, Phyllis of Mr. Karabinchak Sr , ship. Roberts and Robin Thygesen. Joseph Martini was best man and the ushers were Steve Haberstroh, Rich Oehling and Kevin Finnegan. LOSE WEIGHT, Mr. and Mrs. Thygesen are alumni of MR. AND MRS. 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SPRING LAKE - Sometimes adversity of Dam Site comedy inadvertently enhances the finished product. Early last week. Just as the Spring Lake THEATER By BILL ZAPC1C Community Theater Association waa begin- ning dress rehearsals for Cole Porter'• musi- TINTON FALLS - Brisk staging by a THEATER cal "Kiss Me Kate!" the leading nun production, there are some other fine charar sharp director. Good use of space. Great dropped out. . ten: -J energy from a talented cast. Director James Papworth, who also • UUi/Katherine (Patrice Lovekin) 4 Unfortunately, no editor's pencil. selves, speaking their lines as written rather staged the show and engineered many of the than as interpreted by the character. She blends the acting skills to carry thf Jack Sharkey's ''Here Lies Jeremy technical effects, stepped into the rale, andShakespearean with the vocal beauty to mate In short, the actors succeed where the by Friday night's opening had three-quarters Troy" opened a five-week run at The Dam this role near-operatic Site Dinner Theater on Friday night, and play falters. of Act land most of Act 2 down cold. while the cast proves itself more than able, Take Sherle Tallent as Kathryn Troy. She Even when he resorted to delivering line* • Lois Lane/Blanca (Jeanne Montano) -i- and director Joseph Rembisz proves himself must play loving wife, dutiful wife, in- from bis script, Papworth as Frad/Petruchio She displays a rich voice, Intense character, Innovative and creative, the play itself lacks credulous wife, spurned wife, still-inlove- never broke character, never shifted focus fluidity In dance. the puns that spur British farces to hilarity. with her husband wife, verbally abused wife. despite having to scan the printed text. The To be sure, the work is cute, and the While sometimes the plot doesn't bridge the script seems more like a hand prop. • Bill/Lucentio (David Kern) - HU Me evening is enjoyable. But tension which change of emotions it demands, Tallent is This enhances the play In another respect. as a ladies' man seems natural; bis singinj ' builds on stage — and coincidentally among always on target, doing what she's asked to. "Kiss Me Kate," like the Shakespearean and dancing are of high merit audience members — is artificial. "Taming of the Shrew" from which It • Pops/Baptlste (Alan Foster) - He Is Then there's Peter Lavin as Charlie draws, is a play-wtthin-a-play. It shows the Rather than a true farce, Sharkey has Bickle. The artist-cum-mooch never flagsi n hammy enough to seem like an actor re- produced a hybrid: part farce, part soap backstage side of acting, casting the spot' cruited from the stage door. his devious plot to get room and board and a light on egos and vanities, on the facts that opera, part situation comedy. He puts people place to work. The real tcene-itealers, though, are a in ridiculous situations, true, but he does not acting is hard work and that patting on a couple of gents who make their living through Russ Carthy as Jeremy frets and fumes show is a complicated process. give the characters rapid-fire complications, while he hides his dark past, while Don larceny, the huggable mugging thugs, Fred and does not have them burrow deeper into The reality of the Spring Lake group's Dencker and Mark Fallon. Their puckish their problems. Brennan as Sven Worsen is blustery and problems, blended into the reality-fantasy of overbearing. buffoonery, their jallbouse couth, their re- the backstage scenes in "Kate," make this alistic way of dealing with the world mate Rather, the characters attempt to solve Kathleen Cagney-Villa as Tina Wlnslow is production a play-wlthln-a-play-wtthin-a- each of the problems as they come, in the the gangsters into genuine comic relief in an charming and straightforward. play. already energetic, light show. slice-of-life style generally associated with Remblst, who designed the complex light- It's also a song-and-dance show, and with soap operas. Because these diverse elements blend, ing plot, deserves kudos for the downstage the excellent dance arrangements scored by because the cast generates kilowatt* Of And like in soap operas, there's plenty of center monologues. Michael J. Kroll, the players were wise to energy, "Kiss Me Kate" Is a must-see. expand the "Too Darn Hot" routine at the good acting, but little plot advancement. FOOTLIGHTS - Set by Anton Sieg is FOOTLIGHTS - Musical direction by "Here Lies Jeremy Troy" takes the au- top of Act 2. Philip Maue la sterling. Musicians Include interesting and efficient, and set decoration The legs move In unison, the arms par- dience from Point A to Point B, but A and B by Rio-Lyn Brass Corp. — especially the Maue and Kroll, pianos; Mark McGovern, aren't that far apart. So to fill the two acts, allel with flowing precision; the credit percussion; Robert McMaaon, bass. and two hours, Sharkey has concocted witty, exquisite brasswork on the bar — U ex- belongs to choreographer-lead dancer Ed- pretty banter. cellent. ward C. Smith. Using every square foot of Performances continue Friday and Satur- Performances continue Wednesday, Fri- MMtiMklrCailMIM day, and April 16 and 17. Curtain time is 830 The playwright does not have an ear for day, Saturday and Sunday through the end of YOU'RE KIDDING — Kathryn Trov (Sherle Tallent) this stage, and every muscle of every dancer, p.m. at the Spring Lake Community Theater, conversation, though, which becomes evident the month. Dinner is at 6:30 p.m.; curtain reacts to a statement by Charlie BIckle (Peter Lavin) in Smith shows genius. Third and Madison avenues. when various actors have to catch them- time is 8:30. "Here Lies Jeremy Troy," the new Dam Site comedy. As If that weren't enough to commend this -BIIXZAPCIC

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CLASSIFICATIONS 9 ConMrucImn Equipment 54 Siiusiions Warned Female 70. MERCHANDISE 79 Swap or Exchange 102 Houses For Rent 110 Wanted To Rent 137 Lots And Acreage 200 SPECIAL NOTICES 1.AUTOMOTIVI 10 Warned Automotive 55 Situations Wanted Male 71 Merchandise For Sale 80 B

CANCELLATIONS RATIS FAMILY PLAN RATES HOURS DAILY FRONT PAGE READER* DEADLINES «D6 oMHyUM l«i» Noaoa and cradii to cancMaaon la gwi omy l-MI IUNIS-4DAVM1.M purjfcaaon Fndav « 30 p on loauanca d apaoal m numtar lo adipaaai l-HI .|IS0O pm tojfcndft ZZ£Zmaaon ol ad m raw J taiaiaaai htUN 11.00 each Hue. Available to indi a» fitiami•iX m atari • *130 lu m Wt i linm ana » put uM n* numoat to imun> taannca IDay .' (XX 8 Days (Consecutive) 73« vldusls placing ids under MMad Panama: an on rand atM ma lo Muwnum ?4 tats W rMdsn pltced Mtool o f 4pm toiSundtii PlaaaM'J.fEa cna. d you ad f Day a aptaan ma 1 Day 89t OOeyt (Consecutive) 82« •M vov OgartM M CM Ml 4000 column Pubttcaton na dan ortn lo Daily PJagaM cawor ba wapwwUato am n 2 Days (Consecutive) 87« 7 Days (Consecutive). 70. "Merchandise For Sale" lot hems puoacatox Haal Mat) Udav HMnaadn to a» t» M day Can MJ 1700 a maw 2 Dayi (Consecutive) B7« ' Days (Consecutive) 60* f "day and Sunday pubheaaun 3 Days (Consecutive) 93* a Days (Consecutive}... not nceedrng S200 each, Items WIEKIND CALLS BOX REPLY SERVICE 8 Days (Contecutrve).. 5* ta* ISO • m u IIX pm M CMatM 3Dayt(Conetcutve) Ttt 10 0eyl(Coniecu»ve). ae« must be priced Noncommercial PCX UP 14 00 CORRECTIONS 10 Days (Consecutive). 53« 4 Dsys (Consecutive) 85i P*p*«a»< aatiax HUMOO DEATH NOTICES 4 Day« (Consecutive) 72« 62« •dsonry 4 30 pm Monday Ivougn rhmday to nan 5 Days (Consecutive) SO* For well boi numlMi a day iX pm Inday to Sunday 1210 pm Daat) HoacM. Carda ol Thanka. In Uamonama 5 Days (Consecutive) «S« Contract Hans on Request Sauday to Monday IPun on tw QMuary pagal t<40pathna

1 Autos For Sale 2 Autos For Sale JAutoiForSal. TIQER 51 Help Wanted

CADILLAC OEVILLE 1*70 - 4 M//A DRIVER — Musi hevt own 1 Autos For Sale I1JI AMC MATADOR — VI, (MOO BUHLER S BITTER INC. _ar Apply in person alter 4 Rad ml., air, PS. conaola. buckat aoatl. Plymouth Cluyalar MG Jtowar ml., ail p USD Ban* Pin*. 11 N Bridge Ave , Red VOIIOW with ilnoo, auto., eood cond., UK HWVlS 1*4 MO Bank, 7419040. bATSUUN tin — IMS coupa, rum »7O1J M1UM or 1417154. wait, minor ruit, Ul>. Call altar 3: JO BUICK REGAL lfTT — invar, aulo CAMARO itN — Enalna runt atrona. 2». *o 11.400 1*4 44JI or 4tVIStl. al-call Darrah Associates, cond PrKO 11010. Call ni 1440. lit I«S1 MERCURY LN7 — Fullv KINGSLY AUTO Shrewsbury, 741 ISM loodofl. tan root. 10,000 ml., 30+ 7177687 moo . mini Mil. AUMe SIM0 Coll CADILLAC FLCETWOOD HfcAL fcMATfcSAlfcb Uuroffitt Iffl DODGE CORONET — IIS an 1SMS73 allar S p.m. BROUGHAM - INS coupa full, CHEW CAMARO — 1t7«. Aulo tj- aoulppod. Oaraea kopt. Showroom hat "room at Iht top" tor 2 tuMI|mt Bin*, varv rMiaeto, aaUMe UK Call tvl Pi/Pi AM/FMltirietltMeer provtn success record Call 13. LOOM one rum eraal. Pteneer Call aflar i. M-I.4J. Roger Cotens at 741 7404 Century 11 BMW 3301 1077 — 4-apood. lunrool. CADILLAC FLEETWOOD CHEW NOVA 1174 -4-CVl., PS. PM loient, Realtor. Fair Haven weaker*, snoo or bolt ottar can air. AM/FM caiulta. Rocorro BROUGHAM ion — Soden. fully raxiio. axe. cond., ti.VH Call afttr * REAL ESTATE HOLMDEL alter 4 p.m.. 74ISM7 or 74' oaoj Art aoata. oraneo. M.ooo ml., I7.H0. Coll ooulppod, aaias. kaet SO.W0 Coll p.m., 4« in; Yes. we are hiring. iM IMI lar Haw. 7474S74. 74147 tS. CHEVETTE - '»/• 4 ftpotMl 4 d. Why not loin America's, No 1 top seller. Century 11 Ability Nltv . Bkr A/C. AM/FM. 42400 miiti Econom- MERCURY ZEPHYR 27 IfTt — DODGE RAM PICK-UP 1900 — * DEAL f-OR Rt TIN ED PERSON - ical UAM. '41 1042 Llka ntw. loadad. it.000 ml. M.aoo ton, 4-*peed, 4-wheei drive, exc. Htlp Wanted School bot drtvtr tpplicttlont being REAL ESTATE SALES —Four Sea taken lor tail employment. 4 posi- sons Realtors has openings lor 1 CHEVELLE — 1«U SuMr Soorl Call 741-31S4, attar 1 p.m. cond. extras 17,900 or best offer 4*5-2*40 or 49>OW». Malt/Ptmalt tions available, will train qualified :esttui professional tales as- Ne>* motor, rear, Intortor. tram. MERCURY COMET tf71 — applicant. Apply in person between sociates 11 interested please call Htah-twrlormanc* JH *M0 firm running cond., 4 1 »i , Mutt tall At* lor c«rl attar 11 am. FORD 1*79 — Econollne 2S0 Super 1 30 am. ft 4 p.m. Rennev School, Lvnn Goodspetd. Rumton Office. ' CLASSIFIED AM/FM 11,000. V44 1110 Wagon, ill engine, eic. mpg INf-ORMATION — On ALASKAN 13) Hoot Nd , Union Falls rWB or Gloria Woodward. MIO- Loeotd, PS/PB. crulta control, air, and OVERSEAS employment Ex MONMOUTH MOTORS dltlown Ottwa, 471 1200. CHEVY MONZAl-fStfTI — PS, #1r, AM/FM stereo cassette, completely ceiient income potential, call INFORMATION — Oh Alaskan ft 11 Hwy. U, Eaiontown equipped for camping/louring from (311)741 fjfc) ti.ttot.on */7* Ovtrttes tmpiovmtnt i»niiniim REAL ESTATE SALES - Small. tut. cend., mutt twii. pno or twit 141X14 bul professional office offtrt unique ottar. 7» 4m cuttom ctptaln's chairs to kitchen ©me potential Can 111 741 *700, •ink. Mutt tell Asking $7,900 ALOE CHARM COSMETICS - It Ell. 4774. opportunity for mutual growth PARK CHEVROLET seeking representatives to teach CHEVY IMPALA 1H* — 4 at . run- 129-17U anytime Openings eveiiabit lor 2 lulllimt S«t*«- LaatlngSarv let- Par U skin care ft makeup artistry, will JOB INFORMATION — Datlai, associattt seeking cooperative at ning cond,, IMO. Rt. **— 77J-1111*—Ntpiunt tram. Call 1719141. Houston, oversees, Alaska sn.000 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Call fclt-TQH. TOYOTA PICKUP 1*00 — 4M4, long motphert, broker assistance ft a bod, sunroof, chrome bumper, IW.000 possible, wi **»O4». DePt moil reputabla llrm For t strictly I'iNiiiii') Good cond.. runt oood uoo u strlptd Mckage, $4,M0 or ptit offer — Experience necessary in vinyl w—a, naw tlrti ft brahat. it, UK ml. Call 042 2424. DfBree, MFM GROUP RE A DAILY GUIDE Peach St.. Tinion Falls. tiding. Call 491-3447. LANDSCAPER — Mutt be able to Al IOW, 7471202 »iwo firm. Call ftMM4 design ft estimate, as well tt run PINTO H71 — 4-cvl 4 ,pt«d VAN 1971 FORD ECONOLINE - CHEVY IMPALA 1f77 — Auto., Under 21,000 original miles, A/C. ARTHUR MURRAY ew Salary negotiable Send re- HbAL ESTATE SALES - Com OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS AM/FM. 77.000 miiti Many now imt, in tine tait confidence, lo P O vmvl top, air. m» Mark IV WJ. parts. Can bt sotn at Tuobv's Shall, PS. 4-tpeed, cuiiomited bv Land puttr-equipped Your time, con toadad. UNO. tfi MU. Mapla Ava-. Rod Bank. tK» or patt mam Best otftr over $S.000 Call thtr treineet No ex-BON Ml. Matawan, N J 07747 tinuous training Llncrotl otfict otfar Call 741-ifM attar 7 P.M. 7474702 or 471 4191 perience necessary. We train you 130-0*00 CHRYSLER CORDOBA 1MI— EiC Apply in person Mon Fn , from 2 to LIFEGUARD — For "condo pool, cond.. 4S.000 mi., AM/'M, ilr, certified and eiperienctd. over 1| RESTAURANT HELP— hood prep CERAMIC TILE SIGNS PLYMOUTH HORIZON 1*71 — IS 7 p m *t 13 Broad II., Red Ban* preferred 172-1149 between • ft t PLUMBING * crulta. SLUM. 741-4XM4. Ntfhti or mpg. 4-dr hatch. 4tpoad, AM t 4 Motorcvclts Third floor 741-MH. aration: salad, sandwich menu NEW a REPAIRS — Bathroom r» track. U.Wi m-HM. MANICURIST - Enperlenceo Luncheon hour. Apply Gift Winds, AUTTS MECHANIC — Experienced 131 Prospect Ave., Little Silver modollne 741-4071 or 4IMIM altar» HEATING HAND-LETTERED , CHRYSLER WAGON 1*7S - Town Uusv nan salon call Tues Sal., p.m. PONT I AC GRANO PRIX 1*74 — 1*71 KAWASAKI - KZ4Q0, padded in Or aha ft front tnd shop Tune ups SIGNS ft Country, * pauonoar, lull powtr. vi, PS/PB, Zlabart rutt proofing, tisiv bar, looks ft runs new Must be ft general repairs MUST HAVE RN't M/F — Part-time. 11 to 7 shift, YOUNG PLUMBER — Looking tc WOOD PAPfcR hitch, good cond. MKhtlin ur*>«, tar good cond.. »1,IM. Attar 1:10. teen Ashing $190 Call S**-97M> OWN TOOLS. Salary ft benefits 2 or J nights weekly, aittrnatt week TOP SOIL III old Dtp**. Low ratal. Ray. SHO CAROS vica rtcordt. 11,175. Call ownar 717-OOn. before 3 JO. M4-090S after 3:10. uniforms furnished. Contact: Mid MANAGEMENT tndt, tor ikllltd nursing facility in fc/lflli. dletown Tire, 113) Hwy 31 471-1414 Frtthold area Call lor iniervitw, m 4144 I leant* NO. I4SS. 14 hr Mr Call Quick Signs 1900 HONDA 7S0 CUSTOM — Like mature-minded person between 10 ft 1. 431 121S. . I0PWIL MANURE - Top gualltv VlCO. PONTIAC T17-1971 BuCkaltOOtl 571 9170 mornings CIRCLE CHEVROLET AM/FM. 1 SPOOd Hurst thlflor Con- new, mutt tell. - AUTOVE R VTCTTM'ANAOEH tuptrvitt a taits crew ot dark run larm IOII Dollvorod. Stircwtbury Ava. SnrawsOwrv Call 3*493*3. nigh school students Must heve a RN/LPN M/F — 11 »7 30, Perl Hejmdel Farms. 1*4 nu/nii UK Naw cluUh. Mags in front. AND INSTALLERS MWltM Looks ft runt good. 1779 or batt offer arge car or van end bt aveiiaoit imt. Call tor appointment Mount DRIVEWAY 19M HONDA ATC — W. *»C. cond., between J M and 0.30 wetkdevi. Pleasant Manor Nursing Homt, WINDOW COROORA It77 — L Positions available lor Qualified per- MASONRY $000 sons, experience necessary. Full f:Ma.m to.t:Hpm Saturday Call Malawen 144 4U) CONSTRUCTION TREATMENTS A/C, PS/PB. PW, AM/FM PONTIAC 1170 ORAND PRIX — Call 73*114) company benefits Apply In person Mr Lewis. MINN »i,iw Altar * p.m., •H-41M. Good cond , UOO only, or tend resume to: Equal Opportunity employer M I RNLHN IM/H — Call now lor -.CONCRETE WORK — SMawaika. 1901 YAMAHA Y2 I2SH — Moto7- appointmtnt Want to work lull or COUGAR IHt - Convortloio, batt Call crou biht, water-cooled, eaceilent V tfrlvtwav*. rotairune walla, curbt, FREE ESTIMATES - Drlvtwoya. MIDAS MUFFLER SHOP Mfct HANK Salary plui . urn perl ttmt' Flaxiblt hourt, high pay fttundatlom 1 llroplaco*. Now con parking loll, paving 4 *••! coat 40% UI^F — Mini bliodi, varticait, oHor. RABBIT 1*7* — 4-dr.. tU. In ft out, condition invested over IITOO into mission ft btnttili Apply in person Atiignmtnts evaiiabW lor home - Urucllon 1 ronovalloo Call Kuoll Ovor » vri. Fully Iraurod ArtCo wovan woodt. Fro* maasurina. in- Mi MM, atk tor Luka. 2S mpg bike. Flnt $1000 takes it Mutt sen (toodvtar Service Store, Hwy 11.,cart or start rtlurt 747 0*44. Around Call 747-0)49. 4S0 H*yy. 1), Red Bank, or 1*1* ^tracllne Co. 74IH7J Froo Cm Inc.. 741-IUt stallation avatlaDIt Call now, DATSUN 200-2 IV* - 27400 milts Call I4119W aftar 4 p.m. Middietown 4711411. Tne Clock Car*. ' i*\ an. I*4-SM*. Corliat Ave . Neptune, or 274 Brick Orig owner. A/C. AM/FM. Very HARLEY DAVIDSON 1*B0 — l». Blvd., Bricktown. . RN PART-TIME M/F - 1-11 thltl good cond 17.100 VEOA • .974. RASSAS PONTIAC condition hot Information call etitr tvarV other evaekend, comptlivt [ BRICK WORK — Flroplacot, ItoH. CARPET CLEANING S3 000 miles A/C. Good cond 11.000 m Broad It, Rad Bank 741-5100 S P m. 222-0137 AUTO BODY REPAIR PERSON — MECHANICS salary, inngt benttiit Pieau call ' olono work, ildowalkt * drlmwavt. PAINTING A Call 2*1-4201 Knowledge of putting pantls on, tx- Heavy Equipment 6)1 01*?, Mrt Sniith ,-Cail allor I p.m., S41 IW7>. HITttNMOUit HONDA CJ340T — 1*74 Runs 1 Ptr.erKtdoni* Ctll 491-00*1 Experienced Only WALLPAPERING DODGE CHARGER 1971 - Running LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. Eat. cond. $700- Call attar 4 SAlti MANAOl VI NI A-l tXHtMl CARPET CLfcAr^INC HANDSAW OPE HAT OR — Needed .OlASONHV WORK — Bricks. — upnoiitarv cloomng. Hooionablo condition, noodt work, 1200. Call 0 Hwv. II 77V1SOO Of .an Twp Full Company Benetilt PART-TIME Oan, 4tviiM Part time assembly position. Ship- tirn 111.(100 lo 121.000 eat •IO«I«*, drivowavt, lldawalks, • tai Morn* Motlman, 1*1 O1O1 SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC HONDA 1*71 — CB 110. red. clean, ping ft receiving or OC enp helpful Excellent Starting Ratt . paiun. nropiacoi, S. «ooditovai DODGE COLT 1*7* — lll_ Nawman Springt Rd- Rod Barm no rutt, 1,000 ml , runs good, asking Call 144 «Q0. call iii Cooper, 04} ]too ECONOMY RUG CLEANING oood cond., tow mllaaM, all naw IMO call Frank, 707-1434. Must Be Willing To Work Overtime Lovml rat**, prololalonal icrvlc INT/EXT tlrat, H.lJl 741-91S1. BROKERAGE FIRM - Needs per BOOKKEEPING Call 7*1-1747 or 7I7-44S0. STEIN CADILLAC HONOA HARLEV 7» HOO — Rigid sonablt. conscientious, organiied Call 170-1114 lor inlervlaw PAINTING DODGE MAOUM XE itM — All ASBURV AVE.. ASBJURY PARK Hardlall, t*71 engine rebuilt. Santee person to tltl a new account ft opera EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE powar, all options, fullv loadad. 77J100O Low Rider, 0" extended fork, spoke tional position Good Typist re- MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - FIREPLACES moving out of itata. Mutt tall whet is. asking H400, Call 471-7071. quired Will train. Call Margaret, OPPORTUNITY Don-1 wall too long. Booking now. N STRAUB BUICK OPEL Busy doctors office, full-lime, occe iob too Ma or small. I only UH It U.500. Call tat-MOf 741-*M0. tionei Saturday, compeletivt . XOMPUiEHiiED - Bookkeeping ft WOODSTOVES NINE ACRES ol Naw and Used Can HONOA »0 1174- Completely cur WILL YOU EARN... Mil paint B«niamln Moor* Qua III DODGE SWINGER - 1ff71. >-l»aad, Hwv 13 1*4 400D KtVPOrt tomiiod New tires. Jutt tuned two salary, fringe benefit* Send repiyt -."•ervkt tor tmall businesses al ret work at a rosonabta arka. Fr< BUS DRIVER - Must POtsetl a FIREPLACES 4 WOOD STOVES ••-cvi . naw tlrat. aood mpg Eve Of botl otter. M4-1471. valid NJ School Bus 1 driver's to Bon M-4II. The Otilv Heglsltr. 11,000 tjo.oou this veer and more in ,-*aMble rates. 747-aW botwoen *-l. a«llmata». Call Jaa at 747-ftm SUBARU BRAT 1*7* — With snow Shrewtburv, 07701. ' - VI Mil after nours. Chlmn*vi. brick h**rthi 4 w«lll cond. Batl ottar. Call r471M7 b* license 4 hrt. per day. Atlantic uture years' international com Brick, IIOM. block, concrol* Iwaan 4 ft t p.m. Wow EHCtlMnt condition. HONOA CYCLES — And Mopeds, Highlands, Keyport, panv in lit second U t4i»T\ ot growin Call 2*1-IH1 Shore Areas Number One Dealer It) MORt I'llII'll bAHN Rapolri J. Black, lfl-0037. ALL WORK UUARANIfcfcD — Aiburv Ncptunt arta 90* 773* MOHfc MONEY WITH AVON THAN needs 3 ulet raprttentaiives in (his Wallpaparing, paintino. iroa mi- FIAT WAGON 1300 iffM - StKfc. Rt, * South, Freehold M1-4M1 Wa area 'CUSTOM FURNITURE oood cond., w 000 ml. Good —% mi. THE FINEST SELECTION - Ot MIII not ba undersold CASHIERS — Dav or night positions ANY OTHER DIREC T-SELLINU matat. can Mika •m-tMt ntw and usad cars In Monmouth COMPANY Ut SEWING MACHINE 717 MM altar 4 p m available Must be II or older total AHfc YOU - 'CUSTOM BUILT - In wood or tor DORROS' PHELAN PAINTING — County. Ovar 100 alr-condltlonod HONDA 1f77 - 400. coilaot itudantt, aftar i p.m. pm only. Man Hi, 49S-O014. •Ambit lout • 247 Shrewsbury Ave. Evet -Ml-7417 Call 747-»oi» work Good lor mechanic or parts BUICK OPEL INC., Shrtwiburv AskjHWJ 1141 Call *__*» ifcWINU MACHINES — Mrvuod 4 HM or betl offer, ftri-osil Ava., Naw Shrewsbury. 74I-4M0 CASHIER — sat. iv Sun. 0-1. Apply NURSES-RN'S 4 LPN'S •in good health EXTERIOR PAINTINO ft STAIN- KAWASAKI 1M LTD 1«0> — 1-vr. in person Bulch's Car Wain, 170 CERTIFIED eHtgh school graduate or better rwairw. 3* vra. axpononc*. Alao FORD MAVERICK 1t71 - 1-tfwad, THUNOERBIRD 1*74 — 40.000 warranty, Dyno Guards, black, 1,*Q0 PILL DIRT uHd macnin** ror Ml*. Arior J ». ING - Baautllul Paint lobs d» 1JM or lIsaHO l nit riot- ft •uttrio* Quality work- Call uiMil attar i JO AM/FM c*ttatte Stereo. M.OOO Cell ingt. PART-TIME 741-5114 r*ome on ttltpnont program • «rnup VOLUNTEER POP WHNt H Mini GAGLIANO ROOFING — Com mansMo at down to ••fin pncti aner 4 p.m.. rti 404/ S Auto S«r vices/ nd. merciel 4 r**id*ntl*l. Skiing 4 out- Call Tom Kuslaman at iri-wif tol3S to 1100 par wttk | rig on BALL COACHES - Needed lor Pt* BATHROOM HONDA ACCORD Itlt — 4 I*KEEPEH - Thurt Mon. VW BUG 19*4 — Runt I kxel department store in the Long June Sept. Live-In, tor c-ttntno, MENTS — No lob too MMll. rototllllng. SWOXM 717-79*1. transportation. M» PART-TIME AFTERNOONS ~ Branch area. Call aoo m *Mi btfora The Register it accepting applkt- laundry, no cooking Plaese reply to r Frot atlinurttt m-HOJ MEN'S - Stack, shifts, tutu, coats, C«ll 741-2041 Construction 11 a.m. Box C-414, The Dally Regltttr, LANDSCAPING — P. Brlltatn Lano lions for a route in the Swtttbntr Shrewtfaufv, N.J. 07701. INCOME OF. HERRMAN V scaping craativa dtntgn ft construe winter ft tummor. «ow. 42 lacket, VW 1971 — 4-dr, auto., 4il modti. section of Holmdel. TMi is en total fie. tor retale. S41-07M>. Equipment FULL/PART — TOP NJ company TAX SERVICE ft carpanttr, addltiom. al ttan, tad, sanding, trtas, snriiot, fuel inloctlon, $1,200 49»-nil (Mv* needs hard-working people to till 0 part lima Income for a teenarger, attoM. family roomi. bawm«nti railroad tits, ft aVlvawavt. «W>, positions In e new district. $7 to high schools itudent. homemaker or More Clarified M In Utt "Countnr Clanl- 2 Autos For Sal* start. Must be neat and buslnets- senior cHlitn. For more Informa ACCOUNTANT — Porompl. tadar LAWN MAINTENANCE — Brrttaln VW RABBIT 1*7* — 4-dr, 4-spotd. tion, please call M3-M00 on Next Page ol, a Mat* kK*mo laan pioeaiod. •unroof, rutt proofed. AM/FM. 4-TON TANDEM TRAILER — $9W mlnded Cell M0-1113. ]»'.Mpm TimTrot*. Call 7SH3IS. *-l HUMt IMPHUVKMfcNI vice. Rumson-Llltlt Silver- H.700 mitts. Cell 944-4MS. Call IH-9U2 HAIR CUTTERS — Valentino's In Shrawtowrv. Residential or com southern Monmouth needs 3 *i FEDERATED TAX 1MVICJ - t*. (.arpantrv VW VAN 1*70 - $430 put Into rebuilt merclal. 4*Me*l. engine/tires. $1,000. Rav. 71 ~ perienctd people, skilled In pre- exeri N»rm si. Mm •*»-«> sis a UP Miw Mifttina, /kMi, Larva or 10 Wanted Automotive cision cuts ft blow drying Call can Mima. tmall ML Many weal rtt. r-raa LAWN SERVICE AVIS WE BUY USED CARS — TOP dollar 449-0941. O a ( TAX SERVICE •UimatM can Alan at Ml 4Mi Commercial, residenttal, rag paid, schwarti ChrvtlerPlvmouth. HOMEMAKERS-HOME HEALTH V •1«0FF ^ Tan rolurfa propane In vow "omo JOHN ROESINO able, reliable. Insured. John Palvo. 141 W. Front St., Rad Bank. 747-0717 For appalMmom call ISMIIt. 04343M. Al TOWING — 24-hr, service, lunk AIDES - Join the FAMILY . at a mttrtof /txiar lor hama rvpaln cars bought ft towed. Auto repairs ft full, part-time and 24-hour duty PERSONAL BUSINESS 4 STATE t^arUfkata af occtwancv work MILLER LANDSCAPING — Com- Young Used 3 Trucks A Vans road service. 471747* homemeker. Talk to ut first for a - Rolurm praparod cam* lo tan 3 Palntlns plete lawn service ft roWtiliing. Res rewarding career - not tust a lob - Fraa atllmatM CASH FOR JUNK COUPON vr> In MMdHWwn. Call lor appoint identiai ft commercial. Jll 0MB. For Sal* with flexible hours. We otter NJ mant. *lllie». Mareory Trenalo. No iob too wnall. Cars CARS ft TRUCKS Certification, continuing education, 4MIOO> HOIUIILLINU — froy Uin ma- 7474120 • LINE CUSTOM TRUCK CAPS - paid vacation*., mileage reimburse- THE REGISTER, DAILY/SUNDAY TAX CONSULTANT - With 9 vrt chine. HeasorsetOM ratal, any silt ment and choice assignments in enp. preparing lederal, state ft busl MAKE YOUR HOME BEAUTIFUL garden, can Gary anytime, H9-Tf34. For Sale Bennetts Sheet Metal. Fair Haven, CASH ON-THE-SPOT - For lunk — Call ma naw far vaur paint ln« and 0424411 or 741 S*44 end running cart. Free pickup. Call your area. Car and telephone e CALL: 542-1700 nest IM relurnt. Cell Ronald Testa must. Call: Family and Children's 244 1710 REASONABLE. nama rapalr tmto. R,aaaf Hi-Wi, 7 a.m. to 9 P.m. 471-$414 or 349 U70. WILLIS LANDSCAPE CO. Aw«. DATSUN PICK-UP 1 Service. 321 9100 or $4341*0 MCMULLEN CONSTRUCTION CO. Comgftrto lawn servtce, raHdentlal 47 TAX RETURNS — Prwaprad ft commercial, fully Insured, tree HOST/HOSTESS — Supervliorv *X- norm. Ekparloncee. Ro, — fttaian Contractor Call Tom TOP DOLLAR S4MIM estimate*. SIMM. 7411499. FOR USED CARS oerttntt a mutt Please tend re- Kobari Mcvown. a»enr. DODOB TRADESMAN VAN 1*71 sume to Boa C 42), The Deny Reg *

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53 Domestic Help 43 Monty To Loan 71 Merchandise 111 Houses For Sale 111 CofldomlnluiTiS For Salt NUBBIN Town Houses HOUSfcKt tHfcN — To ltv« in, 2 In A BETTER DEAL Umiiv. nit • privclt room with TV Cairt/Evan Stoc Fortciotura ASSUMPTION ft.plv to Boil V-407, Th« Daily Rt« •O0-M23OU BALLOONS TO GO — Balloon bou- "jaUSODOWN" A BETTER LIFESTYL UUr, bhrtwttMjfv. NJ 07701. guotl 1 mylar bououati for all occa SHADOW LAKE VI' ' ' AID TO Gl HOMEOWNERS iloni Think urinal Call I4I-4B4S. On Ihli laraa *badraam Capa, mirtgin gt n«% 4 CENTURY It COZENS, HIMISI M I I'l N AIDE — * dflVft BALLOON BOUQUETS — Da paymonti al a Mull tuva own traniooriation H 40 "STOP" llvarad by Eaitar Bunny on Eaila Dtr hr. Call W-10*. • FORECLOSURE Sunday Up, Up 4 Away. You can whntla tha mmmar dav "A BADGE OP DISTINCTION" • WAGE ATTACHMENT awav, omy a law Blacks from tha SHADOW LAKE VILLAOE HOUSEKEEPER — Rumton, L.v»- BEDDING SETS — Naw. toln %n Bay la Toms Rlvar. Full prlca. in (j«rv«r«l clenaing, light cooking, •AUTO REPOSSESSION lull «« Bad lumii. 1IM I oitMf childrin. mull tPMti Eng •CREDITOR HARASSMENT Dlnaltai. lull K.D. Sharp' Mi.ioo Call i444aoo ll»h, non tmoMr Call M1U4I. •ALL CREDIT PROBLEMS Furnltura. ]M HwV. 14. Wai Tomorrow's Real Estate t&\£7£L£ No Cradtt Rtlacts 14-Hr. Action Kaanlburg Dally 14 p.m.; S.I I •rakar KER » HOUSEKEEPER — Llvt-in. Frt* Alu Govarnmant & private it Plant WALKER » WALKER. 74. 5111 room ft board Claan houu,.coo*, ft For D«bt Consolidation. COLONIAL SPLIT — Mrvt "i««i\ do laundry, lakt cart G«t • 10.000 & repay »*) 14 mo. with BOBCCAT — M" rotary with It h.p si of 14 mo old baby, 3 mot. ciioartcnct no prepayment penally any amount Brlvgt 1 Stratum angina. Atklng F ABANDON YOUR CARES UP lo mo.ooo m«« x »r payout. SHADOW LAKE VILLAOI rtquirtd 44 rtr» P*r *«•••. taiarv 1510 7ia-ts4l, attar 4 p.m. ADULT NOT RETIREMENT »IM p«r wMk. Call Now avarvbody i. entitled to "A 041 7541 NEW START" with tneie special BOXES - CORRUGATED For Moving ft Storaea, and for in FAIR HAVEN CROWELL AGENCY ui dayi ft of SundaVa (Or i»runr lailv brochure, (too 6?S1 duUrv A COITIPHU 11 MI* packaging Custom Uodnom homo In ox- nun MiKi.tr Rtd Bank araa. Can iupp,l«i 441 Wl Of 747-409*. caltonl location AndgrMn Pllwamio. 741-4030 Mr. b niir / p.m., UO0M9. 101 Apartments flrasMca. run uuw HHJP. man BRUNSWICK POOL TABLE — Rag 71 Merchandise 77 Pels And Livestock 10* Furnished Rooms wwivol Wlin OojTa** ••TI^BJ ajVvItaavH TSJW Laona Hastar 7474014 avas.-wtwuja ulatlon ilia, >-placa plala top. aulo auaTHkd buvan in ma Mrs. Halaja siawart 741-tsatavao. • 54 Situations Wanted malic ball raturn. 11.000. Call aval For Sale LITTLE SILVER REALTY NMK Advanced And Beginners LONG BRANCH - UrMat Endl a«l MIDDLETOWN - lavalv laroa 741-ano MIDDLETOWN - Luxury Ftmalt CMflcv aptl Haat 4 hat waUr gup> fumlihad room far rant IM gar II annul I Sunkan livlna room wfth FENCING DISTRIBUTOR — Hai DOG TRAINING piiad. avallakta Immaglamv. Satur- waok. Working man aralatad. Call OLORIA NILSON 71 Merchandise For COUCH — Chair 4 foot Moot. |M0 •lit, IK wllkliys 7B7-1I74. llraploca. dining roam. MUrill Slda-bvllda rafrlgarator fraaiar lurplui 04 graan wlnvl clad chain Bavihora Dag Club, 741 aa44 Itv raoulrad. Vary rainMBU. Call Raaltori kltthan. 1 tldrnmi. knimirt, all im, DONE — In mv link fanclng al J* canii a M. It . 11, Shrawsburv. Ml-tOaa Midditlo fioma. Won Sat »*• Salo Sirs. Rod Iron kllchan MI, IIW AKC PUPS IIOIMI anytlma. RID BANK — FumllhaO room, sit opollancoi ineiudad Claaa ta caa> Chail » many olnar Itimi chaao lomplalalv Imlallad Tarmt. Call 191 1H0. S4 p.m. oaraheuH «ranV|7».tl0!cll awam 471 >703 ir>4 p.m. MMIN. auln 41 PMan PI.. Raa laM. room thraa Badragm haugg lakall) HOUSfc CLEANING — In FIREWOOD MIDOLITOWN tsl.wjo dltiown art*, rtlarartctt. rtliabla, AKC BLACK LAB — Pups. IK •. 7 an limn M. tisooo warth 41 u » Ranch itvk. apackua. Shrawsbury. 3 LINES Dallv-Sundav • l d B own Irantporlalion Call afltr J wks. oM. KNOLL WOOD IM Commercial Bo. V.OM. Tho Dally Ragluar. prlma araa. kjxurv Cando. adutt P m 4VVMH • Call aval., »71-ast. communllv. Call MLS REALTORS 5 DAYS GARDENS Rentals Shrawsburv, N.J. gT7*t. PROFESSIONAL HOUSEbl I I fcR REGISTER FURNITURE — Living reom, I ALL BREED OBEDIENCE - SHADOW LAKE — I lldlllil. 1 — Will car* lor D*m & plants while $3.30 pl.t... UI0 (aoyoom Ml. S ptacat, Ownar-Handlar Aaaaclallan Baaln HA2LIT — Naw 4 H> Cllinl baths, anckaod porch, patio, aa VOU *ir iK<* 131 «1S4 «v*S The Register FAMILY ADS (Infla- UW Slaraa HI II componann, It nlno April IS. m«ay Or «1 JH7 fKluthm 1 4 I Bidriam opart BASEMENT QURTERS - In pra- all, lrtbalhl. Kar oar aaa. dan wllh rapa. aw laaa. By aamyr. 74l«Mo». tion Fighters) can tall vour un Classified Ads placts. original prlca U.W. aikln. aftar 4. manli I Ml vldual ctai haatliw i. can Carta HtLIAULE WOMAN — With rattr needed Items for you quickly. «i.7jo. num. Iral air congHlanlna. Eacallanl lota labaratary, al II or will dacorata la Cooitruetlon Ca.. 717 1500 SHADOW LAKE VILLAOI - VBrv •ncai. own transportation, with*! Merchandise tor .alt ONLY as low as A PERFECT (ASTIR. DIPT — Man. lull Prlvala ontranca 4 rast room Othar mHlli avallab prlvatt l-aadnam. i bath. Mat* housa cltamng iob> Call atl*i C E. REFRIOEDATOR/FREEJER Yof fcihlr• ttrtitt. mala, AKC ragls- lacliitki 747 7100 Lacatad In Rad ttyk unit Nkalv tlnlU>ad. carpatad, Originating from household, not ex- Just off Rt. » on Kings HUhwav HOLMOEl — 17 sacHMM acraa. I- e.m., Tir-aru ceeding a sale price of $700 per — Ill cuwc II . Ica/walar dHoantar land. SMU. papat-iralnad Hwatkl Baal IwalHIno dlilanca to Foodtown ate. Sacludad palla a . ft oldar Nurttng tup Call today Intarilon) GEHANIUMS — « canli Flewari 4 Ntw ZagloMa. t wki. aM. Call occupancy. IBM aa. ft Call 741 7171 1*4*0*1 count II canceled before eiplratlort vaoalabw Manto al Mw prkai. 07I-H7S ar m a>7i • DWARO W. COLLINS AGENCY SHADOW LAKE VILLAOS — 1 No changes In copy or 141 4M4 ABILITY DEPENDABILITY gigrum, first ikjor aad unli licgtad Have something to tall? Phone For FAST RESULTS Mlka'i OraanlmiMl, Ml SMra ENOLISH SITTER PUPS — E« MODEEN APARTMENT — Naar WUMAN DESIRES — Employmani Blvd.. Koarnbura in™ Iraniportatlon east lima la call DESK SPACE AVAILABLE — In RELIABILITY an iiii*i IniMaa* palla a all ap. callant hunting stock, affaprlm of Mttorkal Colonial building In Rod «4MM4 Pllancat Ineludod. I vrl OM. prlvata at a houMkttpar Vtrv good ratar- AT LOW COST champtan OrouM RMga Will 4 liar •neat, aaparnnctd Naar but Itna GUITAR I AMP — iv« Olpaan to Bank 510-4144 ar noons adult cammumtv with 14 hr. toeur 542-1700 oalnul. 1 Dlmarjlo-i Plan and rlngton Jea Both porams on pro- RID BANK — 1 badroom with KEANSBURO BEACON BEACH Itv. •, BaH cauna, oaal. tonnli. baai ( all tui 1794 phone looki lantaitlc. Wllh hafdahall cata. mlsas. AIM slud sarvlca. 7)04111, KEYPORT - 1 room offka 100 u J bad ranch, gal hot watar haat. naw balcony, all naw, S47O piui utllHIos. kllchan 4 bam, all aluminium, n Ina Fof BBBVIA bv ouurKr AaVfcti'M THE DAILY WOO. All* Swin Bala load amp, lOOw 7K 1S40. UOCCUl 74I-I1M. ft. . bath 4 10 H fl. Illlna room WM». CM T4T T01I or S*MB14. 55 Situations Wanted wllh loo II" ipaakan. Ilka naw. Carpotad. panaWad, axe. McatlM. tumaSIa 1IVi% mart*a*a. Call REGISTER MOO Call HI IW FREE TO GOOD HOME — Frland- RID BANK — Ong badroom. oraat 7M-MS1 or 717 0000 711 IJM Ml.500 SHADOW LAKE — I Bltrilm. I REGISTER Iv, 0 (rto. aM mala poadta mlk. Ownar location, kuury, MOO plus utllllM. Mala GUILD HOLLOW BODY - EMclrlc moving. Call aftar ••«. IIIDB, MIDDLETOWN — Now prglaialgnll LAROI CUSTOM-BUILT RANCH 74IIIM. — 4 bodroomt. 10 roomi Mai. In-daws, many axtras. Call 51l«tt. CLASSIFIED ADS Classified Ads oullar. modal no. CE100D ft 40 LAROI ORAY PONY — togutrrul kftchan 4 bam. ilnela parsan. Call so. ft. MM t aMelrlc Idaal far badraom. custom throughout, undar 57 Dav Cart/Nursarv with 4 Zildilan cymbal. High hai 5668100 dliposltlan. Succanluilv shown. Call doctor, danllil. ate Mullanay Raal mortal al llM.ooo Whalan Raalty INSECURE IN STOCKS? - Try M School .land ft throna W» 74M0K. aftar 1. M14141. NHnf IV. ill nil Group. Raaltorl. Ml 754! family Incoma units. Law Inolraal roil lea. from MlddWUwn Araa IBM TYPEWRITERS SEA BRIGHT — Tha Harbaur Palnl and ownar mirtgigil avallabla. W" PROJECTION TV. - Quasar. 1 671-9300 RENTAL 122 »28 par mo. NEED LOVING HOME - For I Motrl, fully fumlahad luxury aptt. MIDDLETOWN — MBJH fl Pra- LITTLI SILVER - Disc, FAIR HAVIN RIALTV 747 S100 CHILD CARE - Art, ft ( ,atu I vrt old. tut cond. will tacrlflca, Rani with option to buy ttmm call »aW gray part Parilan. 1 yr. with a pkluraaaua acaan yhrw. all tasslonal oflka laaca avallawo for about hlsh InUrall ralai7 Wall, ttt nild on Mondavi. Wednetdavi A (500 Also, 17" Svtvanla color T.V., old Ftmala labbv ilrlaad. I vn. utllltlai Includad In rani. Short ar Immadlala occupancy. Amok- park- prkas an itablililno and you can DECORATOR'S DELIGHT - Coun- KEYBOARDS - Crumar T I. Arp t old lot* Iliad, with ihati Ownar pick up tun lovaiv. I badroam. tv>- 1SS Commercial t-ndavt starling April Itth tram 1 vr old. 1200 Call anytime aftar 4 try Franch wall unit. Including bar NMMJ tar mi walcgma. Prkot Martina ing. Starling Thompson 4 As- ll H lo 2 H JJOO a day Limited Dm. 717 >W0 Korg ivntrWlliarl, FarflM organ, 1 bk l 1 t l al PH par mo AdUtta aratarrad. na Mciasts, Raatun, tc»m«ato bam Cantamaarary Spilt with up- Property dumber ot children accepted Please ilarao ipaafcart. bookiltalvaf. I Laillai Call 7171m Fraa Call Marl at UVMM ar datad knehan 4 larw dan. far only A-l SWIMMING POOL BUY) itoraga araa. Alto charming pat! 14tl Ocaan Ava . Saa Bright, tan m aiJB or 14741*2 tor more 74MWI. NJ 747-nSI. NEWLY CONSTRUCTED — Pro- tioa.scB Sailor will llttan la grfon. information LIMITED TIME ONLYI Irultwood armolra Plui Ufa 1 LADIES 4 CHILDREN'S - Quality fasslonal offko bulldlno, Rl. II, MM EA. ARMSTRONO AOINCY, Ra- Big, n»w. lafl-ovor 11*1 Umlly III* chain. 41 In round marblafrultwood clothing Blaiari. •ulli. tprlnt out PARAKEET _ And •CCtOMrM*. PRIME HWV. IS — Propartv MM- coflaa labla. Tawny brown tnag IE A BRIOHT — Luxury I bodroom. IM ft.la1MM.lt.Call altar. 155 Prataacl Ava., LIHM ill MII1.lt K', Ml I I'l M - PoiltlOH poolt which Includa d*ckt. fine*. nil. Low. low, prlcas. Many iiiai. SM. 1 bath Candt at PaunlalM. Pool, v.r. 741 4500 (llltr and warranty for only IfTi carpatlna. fraa padding Raaton 7474100 wanted bv reipomibie teenager for fully Inuallad Financing arranged abla 7M 3*47 lit lift Call 4M IIW aftar II naar. baach marina, tuo •. l/i/oi tne tummer in the Sea Brignt LADY KENMORE WASHER 4 MO mil. no IWI PRIME OFFICE SPACE LITTLI SILVER - Brand naw cata- Humton area Available for inFlri- l coma, first larva. Call Dava at Carpatad, air candWanod otlleai. nlal boat! 4 badroamt, IVi bathi. tOIMMUT. DESKS. FILES - rablti, chain DRYER — Portabla ilia. 1 vr. aid, SO Blcvclts/ SHREWSBURY ARMS APART- family room with ttana llraplaca^all Lol»»*cr.*Q. terview Pieate call Susan at adding machinal, tvpawrltari. whlta. aiklng I4M. Call »I«H4. 700 or man M. ft. ilrattaleallv lo MI »m; after 4pm MINTS — Icaclaua. anracllvo l 4 catad al MO Hwy. IS, MlddHtooih, illuatad on a lavalv troad lo« with ADDITIONAL DISCOUNT — Llm- flea aqulpmant, ate. at bargain Mini Bikes I lidrnm aganmanu offar ing hoat undarground iprlnklar tystaml Had tlma only. Dig. naw. 31 ft. 1t*lprlcai. Naw or ulad. A.AC, DESK LANDSCAPE TIC! — CCA s«a«f, NJ. Planly of parkin*, all litllRIgs cath 4 carry. If.as. Call I), 741-11)1 4 hat wasar. Call Moo Sal M, Includad Call BOB WARNCKE at 5175.000 APPLEBROOK AOINCV. KIANSBURO — Carnar L_.. family ilia poolt. which Includa OUTLET, im Rt. 11. Oakhurll S4I »7l SaMor clllian discount Inc., Raallori. Ml 1*00 lot 7V X appro. 104' Nlca naloti dach. fanca 4 Illtar, ara now avail IM for Bruco or Murpr). MOPED Itn - Oaad candllhw, 747 7000 ill ittO UK Call »7i 1404 attir I am, ask barhaad. Par Into call ri/asat abla for only itts. Installad. Will MEDITERRANIAN DINING UNION BEACH - 1 aadrtam apt. PROFESSIONAL BUILDING — On MIDDLETOWN — tOOtyr.-old llnanca Call collact. lOHlmil DINING ROOM SET - Solid walnu for cathv haal furnlihad. avallabla Im- PENNSYLVANIA — 10 acrai tabla wllh 4 captain chain A > high ROOM SET — TaMa. »chain. Rl. n undar ranavatlan It naw offar- homa. I badroams. laiboo Ownar hutch Good cond «00 Calla414»ri MOTOIICANI 1171 — lac cond madlalalv 7» 4014 ar «4 1177 after Ing 1.000 M. fl. at offka laaca. Will will comMar tarms. Call S44-1IM. larwkk ana. ss.ooo 61 Buslnoss ADMIRAL ENERGVSAVER - bio chain, aiklng UK l»-lin Call 7171404. Fraaiar. Ml cu It upright U> Call I a.m. dlvlda In two agora. M0 to 1M0 M. MIDDLETOWN — Battar than naw DINING ROOM SIT - China clout ORGAN - TKomai. doutua kav n. sulMs Pknlv of on Hit parkin*. Opportunities board, rhythm Mellon, banch In I?I4V 4 badroam ranch Ineludai sunkan can man butfat. tabla. 4 chain. 4S vrt. old 102 Houses For Rent For Juno occupancy. Call aU-aStv. lll l filml y room, 11 HI Mil r SALON M,H SALE — * A LOW BUDGET? mahogany. USO. Wardroba.ftS vr l cludad »)» 747O144 PUCH MAXILUXI 1IBI — Bran* lar IM Mobile Homes naw. won In raffia navar mod. Pull RED BANK — Prafataknal ar busi full llraplacalpla . Inorounnd PPM, bulll Mrtiiuns. Highway location, many Shoo tha Ulad Furnllura Cantar old. lao Palntad vanity tabla. 1 way PAN AW COUPON —1100. Ply 1 for In burgular. fin. I. nsprlnkkkk r ivitamlll mirror. S40 Old Slngar Mwlnp. ma warranty with local daalar llio natl ullai a val labla from Mull. tltfttl Call after lorn IM-HH of Rad Bank I lo Australia. Chlla, Gualamala. ATLANTIC H1OHLANDS — t and up. Call 741-S444, 741 im Thaaa an lull a faw of tha amamuas IV Shrawioury Ava. 04M441 china wllh labla. SN Old butlal India. Kanya. Manico. Naw Zaaland, badraam hauM. rodacaratad. oood In thli cuttom-bulll hamal IIW.OM. HAZLET — 1 badroom. 10x50 Ixc. LAN UOC HIM IN(. — Mobil Auto naadi work. u. Call 7J1 Mai location. Immadlala occupancy Call coad. Locatod In lavalv park, ckaa motive Hepair Service, «•*• op ANDERSEN WINDOWS 1 DOORS Puarto Rica, tlnaap*ra1 Thailand, PUCH MOPED IK - MaiMua. 711 RED BANK — 41 Wast Front St. APPLEBROOK AOINCY. Inc., Ra- or around tho world. ml.. Ilka naw. iwi Itl-M. Tha Hamilton Bldo . MB to Ml so. ft. allori 471 1KB to trans. 4 thmlm. Wallto wal l IHII lurniy terms arranged. 471*730 — Any tlia A ilvla. so% dltcount. ELECTRICAL FLOOR BOX — ISA Call 717 taw Ampla on ilia parkin*. Rantal from mauahout. stova, rafrlaaratar. gala Wlndawliardl. IWSI1W mv. non 4diuitac.lt Lilt S45. navar KEANSBURG — I badroom, naar IIP par M ft. Call 74I-7MI. 4 shad Includad II1J0O llH •VtST MINI. BRANCH - Prime ulad 110 11J Jill PIANOS ORGANS transportation. I mat. sacurltv. Call highway office space. M» ]M» iq fl ANTIOUE CENTER of Rad Bar* MOST MAJOR BRANDS MIDDLETOWN M Merchandise altar 1 p m . 717 417< RID BANK — > rooms 4 prlvala Intsnst-fna martgaga plan avail includes all utilities, 19 40 per w fl. 21/ Wast Front Straat FIREWOOD — Stovawood. lopqual WAREHOUSE PRICES bam with rlvar vlaw Crmlng Vie HOLLY HILL - HolMay Cattaaa 14 Heady May l Call lor eopoinimenl ] bulldlngi in daalari U141M Itv hardwood. Full cord ouarantaad aato to aualllkd buvar Lovaiv naw Wanted K E ANSBURO — 1 badroom hauM. I lOflain ItOUM COvlV#rtVO tO eJCfiCf/S. I badroom. IM bath Cintamporory x 14. I OidrMmi Eat in knehan. -•A.L i/ini mir, S31 2000 Harm bought, ash for Guv 14 ". lioi if", |1M. nraoil roomi. full balh. unfumlghad, 1 ma. Avallabla Immadlalafv U50 • utlll Llvln* room Sam. anaBiird haat FREEHOLD MUSIC sacurlty. Na pats. Call 707-tlal. on maamfkam cuvda-sac M In CENTER Iks Call prim. ana. liu.ooo POUR SEA Duct work far cantral air. lama ALL LIONEL TRAINS SONS REALTORS, til 1MB. aaellancai includad Par man info RT. « IIVI mllai north O> ClrtWI LEONARDO - I bad.aomi. m SPACE AVAILABLI — At "Man call M1-SM-7SM. Or Flvar Top castl aoararUI. baths. SM piui utllltlas, 1 ma. sacur Anllouai", Rad Bar* 171 to Ull par (201) 462-4730 Ity, I yr. km. Call UMH. ma., tlma-tharln* Bull. Mi Hii bo- "NIW HOMES" MOBILE MOM! — WXIT. ANTIQUES — All Hindi. „_ twaon noon 4 I p.m. ar 471 tan. MIDDLETOWN — MS.MI. I Call 1IIM0I may Ba span MONTHLY RENTALS PROM 17 M MIODLITOWN -g-room SgHt S>N badroams, full basamanl, formal aftar I p.m. too cash. Mary Jana Raoiavlll An- par ma plus UIIHIHJS. Call dan, tlouai, loa can Rlvar Rd . Rumaan. dining room, l car garaao. aai hoat PIANOS — OROANS 471 171t. attar i p.m. 4 Afwfl ajlii—o,lmiaaa alrtlaiib MOBILE HOME-10.40.1 roomi* 110 Wanted To Rent OJIHJ 011 urf 11'rv'ri g>fV0apoJ. All Musical Supcllai and Sarvlcai MI-11» Mambar AwralMrs Ai Ml 1104 TUSTING PIANO CO. soclallon gl Amarlco. ACADEMY AGENCY 7»-ll» cut your NIW I ROOMS - Plui bath apt ki Our «tth Yaar prlvala hama. Swimming pool. REGISTER EMPLOYEE — Look OCIANPORT — Naw colonial. Vi MOBILE HOME -10.40.1 roarm a. Asburv Park 77V0M4 ANTIQUES WANTED Ino far I ar IBodraam apartmont In Opan » lo« bcrot. Baaulllul aattlns. Sm a ma. aera Iraad lot. Irt baths. 1 car sa- bam. Aoult Park, 49 vn. ar gMtr. Furnllura, paintings, gronios. 4411114 Rad Bank. Shrawsburv ar Eaton raaa Full M yr. 10" Call aftar 4 p.m., 177 140) POOL- l!.»>4i ui.r, small Itams.MUias. Cuan town araa starting May I. Call avallabla. 7I7IMO. costs with >antalad. (ISO or ball otfar. i...nit Antkiuaa. ill Manmauth Rd , OCEAN WEST DEAL ARIA — 11 MM7» altar a p.m. Call a7l-401S. oaahurst. sit-tm. than a aafrar In ma houaat OrackaM 140 Real Estate Wanted ANTIQUES — GATEWAY AN- aMar hama. tall Iraai, I lidrlimi. SMALL APT. — Rid lank vlclnliv. OCEAN TOWNSHIP — WaylMs PURE MILK CHUCOLATE IIUUIS. Rl H and HomiiloM B UP to Molly far Immaculala akjar I v cougla. Mull Woods 4 Long vkw Vlllaaa. Naw Eailar Candy for sala ba ranonabll Mn. SehulU aftar 4 hamas from 1145.000 llv>% mart- Ava.. Laanardo t»l SIM. aago. No points, no foos 111 «ai HOME WANTED — Tudar ar Cala- these big Call »i lan >.«., 041 nn nlal prafarrad, adult family, mln- DON'T HAVE THAT SALE RAILROAD TIES — Naw. Cl caw, nun prlcas for your small aaaa*. IS.70 Landsctaad lias <»•«• RID BANK — Cantral, I OH GOLF COURSE garogo Mia llami, plus antlouai, Mlddlitawn mini I badraam Caknl- Brawn Ava.. SjrlnafkM. N.J. Walt. l) 4S Prasiura IraaMd a>aa< M « lawalrv. cansants of gggamants, at- I baths. SuitaMa tor imaii family. sAia M0-S1H741. (an dallvar caupMs, prafasslanil ofllca SSH 01.1 llraplacal, I dam. Kir garaw. tlci. ate. Can asa-Bals aftar I p.m. an m kllchan, baautltul araa. WANTED TO SUV - I kigflllll piui utllltlas.' sacurnv 4 nfarancas. Nuubraab aaflb. Htwa^JI OBAuaat aw ai !•• aa —-. - REDWOOD PICNIC TABLE AND school MMcUatown South lin.000 FpawTfW "jn awfienl PHn. rmn ffJWWl* DONATIONS — Illldld for Old VII 141-1117 or 7411111. afc LLmni a.J 1 j ,*j — a - — al^^^bW »-*---- BENCHES - HO BookcMa, IN. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 11 •f urn**?*! palovO*ojla>*4Tn >O*V1fa ^nool| logo Plra Company Flaa Markot wa fc..j -nia I a*. Bbakaepaa — *•' *• —' ~ Paul P Bova Inc., Rooltor. 471 1544 Draslar. U0. Grill, 110. Kllchgn RID BANK — 7 room hauM. I To llio.ooo. Principals only INFLATION FIGHTERS tabla. II! CoHaa tabla and 1 andwill pkh UP all nvarchandlM ••cool daap kl. aulat itroat Evarvthlna batht Plnplaco. Anachod saraaa 1145471714 tabus. HO tn-im clothing. 7471771. m 1170 naw, assumabtt grlvata law Intangl RIO SANK — Romadalad I- • llrad haatlno mortoooa 171,000 Ml ll» aval bidr Capa CadCad . DanDa . lliving REFRIGERATOR/FREErER - Guv Johnson ivstam. AaxUuj Mil par month garaao. llnlsholllhdd attattici . I HMS WICKER CHAISE — 1UI. FULLSI2E MATTRESS - Boi SEARS ELECTRIC MOWER — Buy 4 Buys LotM. sacurltv 4 ilHroncai ra- BIATS PAYING RENT — 1 manl. IvIv)) balhi U5.000 74H174 vpring A frame Like new 1 yr. old. Eic condition, m I/O" ihaat rock Ganaral Elactrlc, dau»U door, IH SHae* cnalr. ji» Baby cou coach. cu. fl. htrvatt sold, UN. 7I7-T» Slnala ngms to antlra housohoMa oulrad Call Jack McOawan, badroam Ranch, gat hoat. VA/PHA aftar I am. \na J tt bench, tm Table. %to Atklng WOO M4-004] after 4 p.m. 11 aach Doors. 110 oach. Nivar utal Ahltgua furnHura. Itwalrv. tllvar McOawan Ryan ABOHCV, 747-IBPI. wakama. Ml.too whalw Raalty windows, MB aacn. m-ilM. attar 3 p.m. FURNITURE — Contemporary Immadlala caih. S41 4U4 Group. Raallori. Ml 7SSS MI \m or wm\ ROTTED HORSI MANURE — DO RUMSON — Watarfront cottaaa I RUMSON — Housa tor SOU ar rant to'e. 1200 Club chair, |7S 2 endSNOW BLOWIR - M In., 4 Up JAN 4 DEAN — Racarda, tHrnmi, t BamBa . Flraalaci. Larsa, with aptlon to buy. Aiwmabta mart. 1977 MOTOBECANC MOPED — tablet. 140 ea 1 lamps. Hi •« Call Brlggi 4 Stratton engine, Mlf pro- llvarad lo vour gardan. Needl tune UD. «00,' Call 741 ml icraanad parchah. Abaolutola v lovolv IM Industrial gaga la autllflad buvar. 4-1 1S1 Boats A rlMMf. pelled I1M 717-7351. 7074 VMW. Nat wator, aa*nrgd 4sv4T*aT•aaaaaVfawBfefgxtaf *«p. , llulpbaII Vineaj rabaaa• Ij^pajfiw r HiniaBBrtljilmiJ FDOfrl• au,i Call Pat C/i-lin nd I GRETSCH DRUM SET - 1*7J, four InasOOOaa— parr n morith LaaiLaasaa. sacur Ity Property family room. IV) baths, I ear aa Accessories 7 .'ii < ( SECTIONAL — Cold fab OLD FURNITURE - AntMuas. Chi 4 rafarancai rad. Call Jack raw. Ckaa to KMOH 4 baaehas rtc. ill Kidney thaped table, all Pieces Snare needs e llllle work All SOFA — 47 In . prown. beige 4 rui STEREO - KLH ipaakari. Tach- na. olaitwara. art aMoctt and brk- nlci turnlabW 4 racalvar, UM. Call McOawan. McO Ryan Aganc v. MM cond tm.SM Call 74I4CMI 14' MeKEE — With tralkr, IS74 •vood burled. Ill Colonial lamp with hard caves Great for beginner 1200 plaid, removable cuthlom, i a brae immadlata cagk far any- Mr-MO. •nip, W0 Colonlallvpe athtrav, Its. lirm Call Bill after 4. 747-4III. cond.. t13S Call 22*-S04r. MMM. thing and avar .thing Rusell'i. It E. •vlnrtpta motor IS h.p. Ekctrk Front SL. Rad Bank 741-IW1 start. Can TW em t a.m.-4 p.m. And more 144 I'll anytime SWIM POOLS — Distributor must SHREWSBURY RANCH — I- RUMSON — U1.001 buys I bidriim GUITAR - Unlvoi electric with 3 SOFA — 2 Piece sectional. Blue •— •* jak«hBah al.-a— ^ aMOhakdagi aarHBh Pickups. 140. Call 4*3-471) after 5 dlspoaa ot brand naw arnround ir RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT D#O*0OrTi Onlfil. living rgjBjwfi Wlpl hauM. AttumaaM t% loan with II PT. ALUM. CAMS - S17I. U ft. JJCMANNEL CB - With antenna. Plaid Good cond HOD or best offer monthly paymanl undar SMB. Commercial Phone. Lafayette. t*0 urn Call 741-141*. long pools wllh huga sundockt. lafa- WANTED — Naad cimaHW kllchan wall to-wall carpatlna. dining room, Saa Oavll sailboat, 1171. Call Iv laiKlno. high rata Illlars. I mm. 4 turnllhlnot For aaa allachad garaao. DIshwasHar, inntMau F4M740. Black L while TV, RCA If". IM. Call HOTPOINT AUTO. WASHER - SINSLE OFFICE Ml laM TABLE SAW — l-ln., *-» ate AUInotWt COMPLETELY IN rant 4 lounga IM-M7 OfVffi rwTrtf#*4>TgjiWT. ffaVavV Pwf Free, as Is. Call attar 7 p.m., '' Craftsmen, on stand, extension STALLED. Financing BvglwBM. Call 747 S1I4 aftar I p.m. It PT. USID TRAILCR — Naw 270 SO. FT. RUMSON — Ifamllv handyman *" **^ fBafvai aoaa i Mill I KIN WINDOWS — W-1047 Dado molding sal. blades. 1200 Call NEIL loillraa, MMaVaili. TURN YOUR, DIAMONDS INTO TINTON PALLS — . saaclal. Mf .too firm. AN cash or haw I'4"l4'4", never uted. 1100 eplece 741-1*31. Ot. Mf. DOLLARS - Convort OM Jowalrv H JUNIOR DINING ROOM — Italian Cash. DON PONS JEWELERS Will larga yard, full callar. AvalMMa Air conditioned. Heat, loan, Na tarmt. IHIIHII0TI mSXiJ Call JV Mil or W-W1. April 15 arioonar. Mil piui utlllllai. v la ma. st Provincial, tabla & 4 chairs, asking 1 month'i socuritv and rafargncoo. parking, and janitorial TWO-PAMILV — Just I Hum to ANTIOUE Claw foot lub. HO 14" 1700 Call 471-7OB* TABLE PADS talas. ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE r SO4WI. TIMPO TOYS - JO-year old collec Custom mada to lit your dining Call MI 1711 aftar 4 p.m. services Includad. si.sia.otoo Ibldrnm 4 laiOrnm 11 FT SIDIWINDIR - Calllamla ilorm door. Ill Ilia window with lion of n pieces consisting of farm PAIRED AND JEWELRY OE JH Bkiil l tBjJi KITCHEN SET — »100, white for- tabla. vlnvl top. fait bottom, all col- aaOBJHMl B •Wbaat 4SS Otds. Sanatn kit artva •.!<»< m \X Metal wardroba. U. Call animals, proprietors and farm worn SIGNED m Rl,., Rd., Pair 747-1100. Oroua. Raallari. 041 7141 win, » n Gatar tralkr All ml In f4Mjao mica too. 42" round. It" leaf, yellow an with movable ermi, horse drew ors Ordar now for holidays Call Hamn. N.J. MI4IS7. IN Rentals To Share chain can fjffoao nflre engine. US Call 17? 171* efie HI-MOO. •M* canal, tits* firm 041 TOM. ,„, BAMBOO & RATTAN — Couch A OAK KITCHEN TABLE - With 4 p.m. TOP SOIL FARM LAND — AnyWANTED - t» In. waUr motor wllh VIEW OP SANDY HOOK — Naw 4- table Good condition 1100. Call amount dallvarad. bvpaos connactlon. PERSON TO SHAR E — Larga hama HEDBAMK HT-4IU wrought Iron pedestal 4. 4 iwlvel TYPEWRITERS— (1). Smith-Coro- aadraam Calanlal Gal Mat.If THOMPSON WOODIN BOAT - chain US or best offer iJI 4043 Call 1*4 1170 Ml HcJmdal Raptv la P.O. MX IM. IIII.lot Whalan Raallv Group. Ra- Outbaart mator, and iralkr, lua na Electric, wllh casa, US Ollvett Halmdal. NJ, 07711 Bb CLARINET BUNDV — Wllh manual, S2j Both eic cond. 1 hang- allars. Ml 71*5 tew. like new condition. Uud very OCTAGON COFFEE TABLE — And 6,000 sq. It. Ground floor end table, pecan wood, glass too, ing fover or hall lamp, Ilka num. W, TOP SOIL - Or Humus. CHWI 7 PROFESSIONAL — MhMHrtourn tiltle. If) M4-U03. S ; o m Call before 10 A.M. or after 4:30 vrdi, for 1100. ana. Roam In unlo.ua hlttsrk oat' tailgate Iqading cane bottom im/pelr mt»U P M . 2*1-3044 BlCVCLE - Rot* Euro-tour Blue Oollvarod. S44-1IW. tins. Nan gmaalitgj. 1 month's aacur- 747-1100. 137 Lots and Acreage Ledv't U in . )U»IM |» ORGAN — 121 Blender. |l Elec Itv. 171-on. kaap Irvlngl 117 Lett and Acreage t4143f| Ironic bowling game. 111 3X men's TOP SOIL/MANURE — Fartlla. thlrts. U aach I72-1M4 WASHER — Seen Kenmore while dark larm soil. Dallvarad Illlmgal 101 Apartments RESPONSIBLILEI NON-NON :SMOKER - BUNK BED SET - Twin ilie Com- 10 vn. old. good condition, sink con Farmi. 1*4 an] or till To thara 'larga larmhouia In nectlon. IH Call between 44 p.m plete wltn metiretMi. ladder, rail PAN AM J FOR I — Ticket 10 Aut- ABERDEEN - lgg«r»am al a. Call taMBn. Never u»ad |t4t in J441 Iralla. Germany. Puerto Rico, etc 7>f MM UNIVOX PA SYSTEM — Graat Good thru I/)!/«. I1M I41-U44 sound for rock slngart. I4N. Avallabta May I. IH I utllflN TWO BEDROOM HOUSE - Oyor- DEN FURNITURE - Pennsylvania WHEEL CHAIR — With attached Sacurltv raoulrad. Couplai pr hMkkuj kav. Musi Ilka ommali. 175 $ Hoove Sofa, platform rocker, coffee REFRIGERATOR FREEZER - 13 tray t«Me; BOM vinyl high back and par waak SBMHO cu M.. mint condition. S13S. seal; original UM, Ilka INW - asking UNITED FREE7.6R- Commarclal table, lamp tm Cell 147 leti ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Capri 1,295 BUYS A FULL ACRE Bunk bads, complete, matching 1100. Call •72-OffO afier 4 p.m. haavv-dutv, 17 cu. ft., whlla. Asking EASTER Pierre Cardtn ) piece chest of drawers, custom made. I7M. Call 741 )I» Apartmanii. East Amaua. I » 1 104 Winter Rentals bov't to11 London Fog raincoat, |1SO Maple twin bed complete. WO WHITE —Cast Iron tub. white lolle badraami ayallaMa. Ranlal offka. lined Slie \l. IM ea. Swotrbt M«pie double bad frame, $10 bowl 4 sink, 1100 Call m-ius aft* VELVET SECTIONAL COUCH —I Apt. 44, ar call Kt400t. S p.m. chairs. I taMas. I lamps, comaWW. NORTH LONO BRANCH — Da> 142-4*31 244-449t. Bait offar or will Irada. Call 9444TM. HIGHLANDS - MAONIFICENT IN BEAUTIFUL A R ¥ 7(1X1 A FRENCH PROVINCIAL — COlKh, RUG — Red 4 black full theg, %li ZENITH COLOR TV - 33" console OCEAN VIEW — Pram mn I- . 'agargmlc ocoon NORTHERN IYM\M.MJ \JL ^i J\ tUl Arch lamp 131 Boatpflng 1 Maple rocker with pads, WO we.need* repair, |12S or best offer Ca WOOD STOVE — Mayor uaod. haati badroom luxury condominium vlaws. miM sarvlca, color TV, laun- 1)00 M fl.. air Mowar. can Iron, loadad wllh aatras. 1441 par month t 1 l tt matirett. Ill 4M-114I cond 4fl 2S44 m-oiu. orglnallv U7) asking HI) UO-tlot + okKtrlc. til joil (tf V#1 aVM > n I p.m. All utlllllas IncluOM All Lots on County Roads HIGHLANDS ON HILL — I- BEACHCOMBER badroom gardan apli Oulat rasMan- Financing Available on 7V4% Interest $ 30 WOOD CHIPS — tSS a tlal ana naar busai, laundry 4 SEA BRIGHT — Motal roomi 4 Rumion-Falr Havan local. itoraga lacllltM. Itl-IMa aatwlln « rnlshad apartmants MaM aarvka. One Year Unconditional Money-Back Guarantee if not fully Call 747 4«l 4 4 P.M. V , utlllllas Includad In our law rwlntar ratal Avallabla Bv day, w*ak satisfied for any reason upon physical inspection of property. 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 ZENITH COLOR TV — It In. I or month. Ho Kosa-na aacurlty. KEANSBURG — > roam apt. SHS condition 1100 TRAD! WINDS MOTEL BO-IBV $ M 717-7407 plus aHctrk. Naar baach. busllna. Thousands of the** lots have been purchased by N.J. residents. They Sacurltv 4 rafarancaa. Na pats. visited the property and they love It, Names available upon request. FOR SALE PRICE UP TO 200 72 Garage Sales 47M7U. 10S Summer Rentals KEANSBURO — 4 room apt. UOO 4> ReqiSler Family Ads can sell your unneeded items Yard SUM utlllllos. 1 month security I vr. k»M. Avail. April H. 707-MW POCONO DELUXE CHALET — 4 Send for Free Property Report quickly Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- Obtain me Property Report requited KEANSBURO - Madam 1- Uadraomi, I baths, laraa flraplaca. umns now under a separate distinctive heading LARGE. IFAMILY YARD SALE- badroam, full Ilk- both. IMS oar mo. by Federal Law and reed II before MAYLAND PR0PEHTIE8. INC.

Items oriqmalinq Irom your household may be sold 141 Port Monmouth Rd., I. • utllltlas 4 sacurflv. I Ocaanvtow BF^_ •* - — - ^.^ j a _ M- _fcl - •• Kaaniburg. April I, 4. 7. «. • 4 to. signing anything. No Federal agen- 21S Main St., Chatham, N J. 07m lor up to $200 00 (formerly $100 001 per article Ava.. Apt.). Call I*>-4Mg. 7 to»p.m FOC raxfjBJT VSlMftV ajnfj InfOvrnanrOfi <:M A.M. lo S P M. Largo varlatv or call 171 OM7. cy has judged the merHs or value, II (201) 835-1500 Price lor each item musl be mentioned housahoM llami. lurnltura. tan. RIO BANK - I bodroom with 1 any, ol Ms property. clothat. booki. misc. 4 much mart. KEANSBURO — IVi room gardan lofts, turnlshad. 44 manth't oc- Naaie ! v apt., prlygta ontranca. No pats. » cupancy, ulllltks Ineludad. M4-IM4. Hancock Straat. altar 4 p.m. An OIKng baoyaM Bag at* Ha lira Jassy Rta Auction Salt* ' raw CoaaabWoii ravaaj aosmal M obpayj m AMress ^_ KEANSBURG — > llOdmm apart- IM Furnlshad Roomi In any mi fmmt upon 01 manoj 4M «aNa e4 M mant. SltS par month phis utllltlas 4 ptooany Obsam M Mo Jnay rutat faam art IV. month's sacurlty. Par any othar Call 542-1700 •••rvlassf* BBBlBabBdi aafbaVi Sal bBBaai BBBBBI aakfOkSbH AUCTION - Evary Tuas. 4 Ti Inlarmallan call 7H-IW sWOaaaw • rBsVaaTpTaTar prflPfl gTRa HB|RHSVT*H PaTAjT JSva'anr No discount il cancelled before expiration 7:M 0 m. 171 South SI, Frai KEYPORT — Idaal roam, nfrh> NJ Public Invlllad, froa MmlsUon. LONO BRANCH — I bodrapms wit* aratar, shara both, no kllehon prlvl PhMe. No changes in copy COL. SOB RANDOLPH, Auc ocoon VMW. Hoat hot waiar and Baa laoas. Buslnass pofaan aiohwrgd. DR. tlonaar. 411 )7M or nMItt. SUPPtMd. S4M and UP Call IM4II!. Rafarancat. tm a mo. 7M-0IM. HI AND L0I8 SHREWSBURY, N.J., MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1982 C7 T DON'T THINK I3OTEVERY- THIKIS I FttIP FOR AT THE Jesus had special quest, his God to manifest There b a lyrical quality to Scrlplurr. Much ol Ike language Itaell reackea poetic helghtt, at la Ike Sermoa on tke Mount aad la Jetut' final dltcourtrt. The |oapel, al heart, la a toag ol ulvatloa, amid lajaitlce tod mlaery. Prompted by that aspect, aad with minor but not tabstaatlal variation! on aome biblical quotations, a live-part Easter aeries, retvlered NOTICE TO BIOOBRS la metrical form, begins with tUi first Imtallmrnt on the WANTED Francll Parry Seeled Wit tar tht turnlsMna of r TO w OINOHV CLASSICAL OUITAR/LUTE Mortal suowles tar the school men. 210 Lost a Pound Batlrwor lo Advanced Q7«o47 year iotl«.to B o detlygre* at dag- FO, Aluminum or wood lanaled. will be received by the By GEORGE «. CORNELL w-ua HATE Board al Educaiton el tut Borouer, OLASTRON Itn - II It.. M h,e. FREE FOUND ADS OOINO at Octtwarl at the Mapto Place A P Religion Writer TO WORK M«rcurv, low hrs . tic. cond.. 17 It School. Meow Place, Ocaoneort. It was long but not so long ago, In a land beside the sea, galvenlied traitor, mm ntrn. *.s a public Mrvlc* to our IN THE MORNINGT New jersey el 1 Jte.m. prevailing Loom lime, on Friday. April 11. itM ot lhat there lived a man who was more than a man, the man of -•attars. The Dally Reo- which lime and place said bids will BARTENDING Galilee. Limit MARINA - Far Rerltan star will offtr a FREE JERSEY SMOP.E bo publicly a and reed Specif Bay Beating. In-aut barwMa u,«k. >ne d«v ad (3-llrwsonlv) to BARTENDING SCHOOL Ic otloni and details lor said supplies He was sure, original and kind, in the midst of human far pewer and tall bo.ii u u »' may be obtained from Mri Jonet P. inyont finding a lost pet or miw (atoMown Hied >aat solos TW-Illt. 147 not No. Bnawrlck Seuisor. Board Secr.lory. Mapto strife, and he taught with verve and with intellect, the truths irtlcle. Place. Octtnatrt New Jersey 17717 OIL that make for life. Call the Action Line today All bus should Be sooted and ad- » I aiA CaMllled. III M/COS. Boat dreisedto M n Janet p. Sautter. 542-1700 Beard Secretary. Ocggnaart Board To proclaim "good news" among the poor, the oppressed, Saa arlant All HW ol Education. Mapto Placa. Ocoon- the weak, the lame, to release the captives from bonds of m JIII LOST — Dot. 7 mar oM. peri port. New Jersey Of m, and markgtf 5ii.oh.ro-. Ion, aniwarl la "Bid despair — for this he said he came. "Morcurv". Mlddletewn araa. »l CIA Certified III Win.. Boat So he wandered through that hilly realm, in a bid to make ni-na. TM Board reeervet tka r leht to Saa Bright All High reject any and all Mat and to waive men free, and he walked the roads to invite the despised, to m-iin FOUND — Pan Irlik Sonor 4 Al- NOTICE TO BIOOBRI Immaterial Intormelltlet. ohon. E.it Koamburv/MMdMawn Nolle Ii horobv Blvon that come and "Follow me." ni-un arta. Call TW-ttn. By order of no Beard of Educa- PLYWOOD RUNABOUT — 15 II •oalad proaooali will to rotalyod by tion, Borough of Oc.anoort. Now Htttvv duty tralltr. NMi Mma He was strange, distinctive, special, new, his Identity them "shoo." But he drew them near and with blessings and FOUND — Chocolata •noli, maw. tho Mayor and Borough Council of Jaffa*. morn. MIO. HHo47 after 5. tho BorouBh ol EataMawn.tar M o unclear, but be healed, consoled and lifted up, prescribing cheer, he called them heaven's crew S vrt. oM, on March 14. vicinity Best moriol School Forking Lot and MRS. JANET P. SAUSSE* IAILBOAT - ii n. fibaraMM. KIOMburt. «W-tU7 after I p.m. oaanad and road In puMk at EoMn Board Secretary "peace, good cheer!" To receive lhat bountiful estate, to be wholly reconciled, •leap Inc. cond. IIJM llrm. LOST - Menmouth Booth, Break- loan Borougti Hall. 47 Broad Slraol, Apr. I H X '• i IIMW water Covo aroo vary large, whlto Eatomown. Now iartoy on Wodnoi. To a crowd upon a mountaintop, he declared with ringing he explained the need of receiving with trust, exactly "like a and roddlih brown, altarod mala day. Aorll 14. iwi at 10 00 a m 1»» Rfrd B.tllt aravallwva lima. sett, that the meek, reviled and the merciful ones, that they child." SAILS AWEIGH CM. AIIO daclawad In Iron. Raward. SofieS NOW Jnmi only Contract documonti ond ploni are highly bleat. Plaaia call m-stll. tor iho proooiod work, proparod by There will bo o tpotlol moetlno HUNTED Oaalar ol the Board ot Commliileneri of tho Who "receives this child" receives "me" too, and the Sailboat Speclallttt LOST - Mala Mack cat. Tufty. Rod Richard M. Schaili, PI. L S o< tho So "rejoice, be glad," the kingdom comes, to the least, cellar. Oak Hill Rd.. Mlddlttown. llrm of T » M Auoclaloi. Conultlng Homing Authority ol Me Borough ot one "I" represent, and the person least "among, you all." rs ora-awnad. now and Munkl».i Enolnoon. hava boon Red Bonk. Wodnotdov, April 7th. the low, the lost, and he stamped this message in eloquent ' baaU an dupiay moo In tno ofllc. of MM onglnoor at teat at 4 oo am. for tho purpote of reflects the greater bent m»a icfeaA MlabVovliaiw 441 Aja IjajlIMI r>M b^L^aari m Mentatoklnt) Rd., Brick Town iv^tpv nisjnawtjT »»• Tftupaitiown, P*WW opening bids tor tho prepoted in terms, at monumental cost. liail «7M51 LOST PUPPY — Brown 1 lluWy, JorMv, and may bo Intpoctod by ttallatien of furnocai and hot wetor woarlna collar, fomalo nomad aaar. orotaoctlvo bktdon during; buiin.it . heotort." He had "come that they have life," he said, an abundance For the kingdom's like a tiny seed, that is sown in human c hlldr.n heartbroken. Loot noor 4th noun. Morv M. Horrlton evermore, that the heavy-laden would find their respite, for clay, to become a mighty and sheltering tree, when time has SANDPIPER — r dlnsny wltfi St. Union Beech Call U4-IN7. «. tlddors will M furnluiod with a Eiocutlv. Dlroctor Marlnar 1 h.p. gnglne. HOB. ward copy of tho contract documonti ood April S SIM which "I am the door." gone away. •• - 74i-»m __ pl.ni by tht onglnoor upon praaor An engaging, wise, perceptive man, with a story-telling JEAHl OAMEFISHER - WIHl 7.1 LOST -Slimes, cat. I ma. oM nolle, and povmont of a nonrotun- PUBLIC NOTICB h.e. motor. 1171. l.m.i. vicinity of E. Washington o«Bl. chargo of Ul 00 lo dofrav tho Pi.ai. Toko Notlct that on tho streak, he possessed aome further endowment and sway — An afflent merchant clad in silk, came inquiring "How be Call 741-MM aval. Ay. . Ati: Mind. Roward. Call coil thoroof. isth day ol Aorll, \m. at mo Red •>._L .A. .- 1- i J •..HJIJ M A* - - sublime, enhanced, unique. saved?" But when told to give what he owned to the poor, he WII7M. __^ Propoaali mytl bo mad. on ttw Hal* rotuiiu II^O}I uwMuiivtj. 414 *g 1 uv• 1S4 RtxrMttonal if.no.rd formt In o mannor dolls mouth Stroot. Rod Bonk. Now J.r He was Jesus, freshly breaking through, a prophetic bough went away dismayed. LOST - Black waiwt. Lona Branch nattd In tho conlrocl documonti. toy. tho Board of Adluilm.nl will Vehlclei Braa, Mon . March 71. roward. D«yi. mult bo oncloHd In loalod .n hold o hoarlng on tho ooollcatlon of in leaf, and though lacking in form or in comely physique, he Ill HOC. Ell M4. Evet. m-M|4. volopoi boarlng tho nlnw and «d the undorngnod. 01 which lime ond For as Jesus saw, that heart demurred, and divided hearts droii of tho blddtr ond tho nomo of ploc. ell Intoroilod portom will bo deigned to "bear our grief." APACHE ttet — Pos-iw. sleeps t tho work on Iho outihfo, addraiiad lo glvan on opporiunltv lo bt hoard don't hold, for you can't serve multiple masters or aims M« envoi. .Ulna HMO lti Ilr "We esteemed him not," Isaiah wrote; he was LOST - Fomalo mi..a brood dog. tho Mayor ond Borough Council ond Sold moating will toka Place al I 00 "You can't serve God and gold ' •atai. muil bo .ccomp.nl.d by a p.m. "wounded, bruised, disowned," and on him was laid the part Torrlar. moillv whlto with Statamont of Comont of Suroty from MOTOR HOMES POR RENT brown spots Silo of lore, cat. An a lurolv company authorliod to do Tht location ot tha ortmltot In chastisement for wrong; "his stripes" for us atoned. Chock our unboataMo •wan to "Rail". Loal In Bollard ouoitlon 11 tht tl Zoning District. 01 An afflicted woman touched his robe, and before him orao. 7171140. buiin.u In Iho Slolo ol Now Jorioy. ihown on tho tai mop. Block to. Lot law ratoi and compara, 1WW71 accotobl. lo Iho Borougti ond o old He was reared a rural builder's son, and he had no wealth trembling fell, and he told her "Daughter," depart and have ouoronty to tho Borough for not loll 1. ond more commonly known oi U PALAMINO POPUP — 1t71. Ii than 10% of tho .mount bid oacoM Locuit Avenue. or rank, but he set himself to the noblest of goals, disclosing peace. "Your faith has made you well " mint condition. Malar, koboa, 1 aa The applicant It leaking bulk 211 Special Notices Ihot tho bid guoronlv nood not Ol- UvCUvl, JwnlnQ, llnpt •, fnu(l •VerV I cooaSK.000 00 variance for miutiici.nl frontoeo God point-blank. to boll.v. It Alalng SINO or Doi and ild. yard for tho purpota of He expressed a queer and baffling claim, that was sure to In the waning day he went apart, with his men to first offer Call Iti-oW, FRESHLY PREPARED - LamM Tho oword of tho contract for adding a It' by w family room. thli work will not bo modo until tho All document! relating to Ihll shock and stun, but he put it straight, and unreserved, that confide, that they'd go up to Jerusalem soon, where he'd be POPUP CAMPER — itTt, Ilk* now and goals for Eostor dlnnor. Call 7*I4OH n.< tn.ry lundl hovo boon provldod application may bo Inipocttd by tho >IOK» I. ux» Cll M by tho Borough In . lawful m.nnor public in iho otfico of tho Secreterv God "and I are one." crucified. p.m. I Tho Borough or onalnoor ro- of tno Board In tho baumont of tho It was wild, he knew, this migrant Jew, the divine with MALE - 10 vri. old. Makt cejnpa- lorv. tho right to roqulro o compl.t. Municipal Building during her rogu- They protested stoutly, stunned, disturbed, and assumed SACRIFICE — 1*71 Pathfinder nlonihlp ol tomato 11 31 Only seri- llnonclal and axporlonco itatamont lar noun. manhood spliced, and he asked the twelve what they thought some dense mistake But he told them bluntly they'd suffer as Irallor. 71 . sleep! t. A I cond. 1f7 ous minded poopt. reply 1*1 WJ from prooeoctlvo bMdiri ihowlng Oeorgt W Stloh Chevy Suburban. 4-whotl drlvo. t< lhat thov hoyo utlifactorlly com SJ Locuit Ava of his role, and Peter said "You'reChrist!" well, condemned "for my name's sake " pull It. Call altar t p.m., Wl-tiel. plotod work of in. noluro roaulrod MRS. SYLVIA Rod Bonk As he roved the trails, the coasts and towns, and the At a synagogue address one day. some relations raised a boforo turnllhlng propoool formi or April I tt M TRAILER — It fl. Sl.MO. l«7) Handwriting Analyit woclllcotloni. or ftoforo awordlng bought no. In"1t74 SMOPt I Eic th.r.ct.r Roadar/Advlior crowds around him milled, a portentous warning was brought din, but he stretched his hands and saul doing God's will, Iho contract. 144 Tlnton Falli tond Fully self-contained Other On all proMemt ol III. from the king, that "Herod wants you killed." denoted his blood and kin good Itaturel. Worth a call Morn Tarot Card! a, Piychk Aura Tho right It OIM roairvod lo Ingi. tuont, all day. Mt-tm. 141-WOO rolocl any or oil bid* or to walvor NOTICB But he shot right back with utter calm, to return "and tell Only "knock" and doors will open wide, and by asking any Informalltloi whoro Mch In TAKE NOTICE that application lorm.niy Ii not dotrlmontol to tho hoi boon made to tho Mayor and that fox," that the work continues until it is done, however you'll receive, of the mighty love that encompasses those, boil Intoroit of tho Borough. Tho Council of tht Borough of Tlnton right It olio rolorvod to Incrooaa or Folll lo tronlftr to Gertrude Brown. hard the knocks. who heartily believe dOCrOOM IhO auantltl.l tp«clflod III Inc. for promltei located el 110} Iho monnor dollanatod In tho Ipoclt Sycamore Avenue, Tlnton Fein. He was sometimes called "the Nazarene," an allusion On a misty, high and secret peak, his men with tear were Icotloni. Now Jeriev 01114. tht plenary rttall pointing home, but he kept adrift in a province ablaze, seized, for he glowed transformed and a voice intoned, MAKE IT YOURSELF BMdori aro rooulrofl to comoly with tho ragulromonti ol PL ml, p 1 m j] 00) 001 nor.totort limed to beneath the heel of Rome. "Beloved Son ... I'm pleased " Eail.rn Aitocltted Innkeeperi. Inc. c II) and PL nil. c J) To his men he said "I send you out," as the sheep among On their boat at sea a tempest struck, and his men Tho HKCOIIIul bMdor in.ll M lor the eromliet Mcttod at IMI roaulrod lo comply wllh In. pro Svcamoro Avenue. Tlnton Folll, the wolves; be as wise and canny as serpents are wise, and screamed out "Alas! " But awakened, Jesus commanded vllloni of thO Now J.rny Pr.valllno Now Jertev 07714 Tha Mlowlng art Wooo Act. Ch.pt.r tWof tho Lowlot the nemet end retldencoi of all of- "innocents as doves." "He still!" The sea turned smooth as glass IH). oHoctlyo January t, IH4. flcorl. dlrectorl ond ttockhoMori But "beware," he said, you'll meet abuse, be accused, And some parents brought a stricken boy, immobile, pale Sizes 38-48! BY ORDER OP THE MAYOR holdlno moro then ton per conl oi AND BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE itock of corporate appllcenl denounced, betrayed, and delivered up to the councils and as chalk, but their faith he saw and aroused the young man BOROUOH OP EATONTOWH. Tamai Chemei. Ill Avenue of MARGARET L SMITH. CLERK Two fllv.n. Rumion, NJ 077*0. kings. Confront them, unafraid. "Take up your bed and walk " April I Ullt Pr.ilo.nt, ItockhoUtr and director Letlo Z. Slemui, 1014 Second To assembled people he advised, as he sat upon a knoll, do A lieutenant pled unworthiness, but "my servant's para- Avenue. Modle, PA imi ttock not fear the killers of bodily flesh, but "those who kill the lyzed," to which Jesus answered "as you have believed,' 13J Lent Iranch IMMdtr your man's revitalized NOTICa Ool.clioni. If env, Mould bo soul." PLEASE tok. nolle, thai a pub- mode lmmodlal.lv In writing to So the first are last, the last are first, and by clutching life "And behold, a leper came and knelt." and implored, "1 Ik hoarlnd will bo hold by tho Board Jerome S. Rood. Borough Cltrk. of Adluitm.nl of tno City of Long Borough of Tlnton Full. 114 Tlnton it's downed; it's a paradox that he constantly stressed: By will be clean." Then Jesus stretched out his hand to the man. Fall!. NJ 07714 the crunch* textures of pop- Bronch, ot Iho City Hall, In In. City losing life It's found. restoring healthy mien. ol Lono Branch on April IS. ion at OERTRUDE BROWN. INC corns dot this crocheted lop 100pm c/o EllltottH Vtrnon Be not anxious over livelihood, or for getting all one can. Fora multitude around all day. having nothing tn eat was Long and luminous, this slim- Tho purpooo of thli hoarlng II lo Mill Run Building comldor tho opollcotlon ol HOUS- 20 Avenue et tht Common He asked just who by such worry could add, "one cubit to his rough; so he split five loaves and a couple of fish Tin- min| tunic is handsomely Shrewibury ING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY span?" thousands had enough bwdeied by rows ol popcorns OP LONO BRANCH for on •«•» Dated: March», Itn Crochet of acrylic worsted. Pat- lion or vorlonco from tho toning March It, April I Ul to For this "life is more than food and clothes," and the Be at "peace," "take heart." have cheer," he taught, tern 844 sues 3840; 42-44, ordln.nc. of tho city ol Long Branch with raapget to tho pramlooi known 144 • wages you bring in; just regard the lilies and birds in their "who has ears lo hear" should hear. To his men aghast when 46 48 included aai OARPIELO COURT NOTICE grace. "They neither toil nor spin." he walked on the sea, he soothed "it's 1 Don't fear " ROCKWELL AVENUE. LOT: 4, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT But at length a certain day arrived, and he sensed the timic BLOCK: 114 aa mown on tho City THE MONMOUTH COUNTY He unleashed a question burning long, for it smolders like Ta»Map BOARD OP CHOSEN FREE a coal: Is there profit lo man "if he gains the whole world," had come, and despite the warnings he settled his course, hb> Varlanca or uia roouoitod u .i HOLDERS WILL BE HOLDIN0 A $2.2S for each pattern Add PUBLIC HEARINO REOARDINO but "loses his own soul?" goal, Jerusalem. 50t each pattern for postage A MO varlanca Ii roquoitod to AN ADDITIONAL ALTERNATE OKPond to an oHlillng nonconforrn. ROUTE CONCERNING THE RE- As for judging, don't, lest you be judged, and forgive, do On the road he met some sobbing friends, at a death in and handlini Said It: Ino UH by oroctlng o itoroga build ALIGNMENT OF OCEAN deep dejection, but he summoned Lazarus out of the tomb, for Ing lo ma raar of tho promlioi A BOULEVARD IN THE BOROUGH not condemn. As you would that others would do unto you, do oormii for Iho promlttfTwal donlod OF ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS AND also unto them. "I'm the resurrection." by Iha BulMlng InMaclar bocauu of THE" -TOWNSHIP OF MID tho following rooton: An oaponilon DLETOWN. You have heard it said lo love your friends, and to hate The event evoked a jolting stir, in the city's very sight, ami to an .anting nanconformlng uu Approval Ii roaulrod by City Or SAID PUBLIC HEARING WILL those you oppose, but a novel twist was inserted by hiny to as Jesus stood on Jerusalem's edge, the people watched; dlnanco. BE HELD DURING THE FREE HOLDERS' REGULAR PUBLIC also love your foes. > uptight. NMdltcrift Dipt. 61 You aro horooy nollllod thai you MEETINO SCHEDULED FOR aro prlvlloaod 10 bo protont at Mid THURSDAY. APRIL i. HO AT 1 00 At his robe some little children tugged, and disciples bade TOMORROW: The entry. haarlne and praton! any and all ot> PM. IN THE FREEHOLDERS' Tin DiU» BtjIilK loctloni which you may hava to tho MEETINO ROOM. HALL OF RE- granting of i.id aicoptlon or vorl- CORDS. MAIN STREET. FREE anco. HOLD. NEW JERSEY lit) Otter Public Notices Tht procoodlng of thli caia may RICHARD C. WENNER, CLERK la Ul, OM Ckettu SU., New b. ImaacladM thaOFFICE OF THE quoted mutt Include ell ireioM or BOARD OP ADJUSTMENT. City BOARD OP Vert, NT 10113. Print Him, CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS delivery charge!. Tht owner also Palm Sunday worshipers Hall. 144 Broadway. Long Branch. reserves the right to roloct env bid Aetrea, Zip, Ptttiin N.mbo. N J during rogular builnoai noun Apr S II to If. In III opinion, th. bidder II not 3 free Pitterns inside 1112 Richard P. Klornon COUNTY OP MONMOUTH conildtred financially or tschnlcallv Ewcullvo Dlroctor able to carry out tht contract .1 »«fl«raH CaUlof 170 Knit. Dolod: Aprlll, tot) STATE OP NEW JBRSRY NOTICt TO BIDDER! Intended or for eny reason In the Crochet, Embroider patterns Aorll S HIM owner's ludemenl. It II not In the Notice It hereby given thel boil Inlereitl of Broohdlle Com undaunted by flurries Jackets, dolls, quilts. rnort!»15f tooled btdt will be received By mo munltv Col loo. MOCWrltMJft Department of Purchgllng of tha County ol Monmouth, New Jertev Bidder! era required lo comply NOTICt -•» J - -* — .* rtaJUl lot naoaMiV I PI with Iho requirement! of PL 1071. Although yesterday alive so that every day will be sense of peace goes beyond arrftf ue)«ej|BBvoj Etnw 1 ejmp if 1 tnav n*. in C 117 end PL 1*77, C.ai ORDINANCE AUTHORIZINO THE Ream #HB, Freeholder!' Meeting brought unseasonably cold in praise of God and not just the surface kinds of things MAYO* AND MUNICIPAL CLERK Room. Mealed In the Hall of Re- Apr I HIM TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT cordi Main Street. Freehold. Now weather, including a few one day," said Connell that we often strive for " WITH MONMOUTH COUNTY TO Jertev on April M. IWot 11:00 o.m NOTICE MODIFY THE INTERLOCAL SER- snow flurries, many Wor- thorp, prtvolllnt tlmo tor Iho follow Any Individual Interested in sub - Rev. Ronald Bacovin of Hot Day Haven! PrintedPattern VICE AGREEMENT DATED DE Ing: millinu on application to the Mon shipers turned out for Palm Carole McCallum. pastor CEMBERt. IMI DRAINAOE IMPROVEMENTS mouth Bor Foundation tor scholar St. Joseph's Roman Catholic WHEREAS, cartaln PadMral ON teth AVENUE (COUNTY ROAO ih«pt for tha ocaoomk year at Sunday services, where they of the Embury Methodist fundt or. potonllally avallabta to Church in Keyport, noted the JOI AND ALLENWOOD ROAD. 1*1) tj can obtain ona by wrlllng to heard a variety of messages. Church in Little Silver, Monmoulh County undor Tltlo I of TOWNSHIP OP WALL. MON PAPPA, MANNA 4 KREIZMAN. tha Heullno ond Community Da MOUTH COUNTY. NEW JERSEY. warned against emphasizing volopmonl Act of mi. commonly ESOS . 777 Weil Perk Avenue. Oak similarities between the first known aa Community Oavotapmont Contract documonti for me pro- hunt. New J.rsov O771J or by calling Rev. James T. Connell of potod work, prepared by Chanel (Mil 4t)-JON. Deadline for lub Palm Sunday and [Caster, the members . of the Christian BMck Gront Program, and VenBontchoton. County Enelnaor. St. Gabriel's Roman Catholic In, Tfr^i". flTotftV WHEREAS. II rt nocoiiory 10 minion 01 application II May I, IteJ day of resurrection, to the church, who were inspired by art on tile In Iho office of laM Engl Aprill. <. l.t. 7.1 ttl.W Church in Marlboro noted • rn.no an 0>llllnB Intorwcol Sor- near, located In tM Hall of Records exclusion of Good Friday, the Christ's presence and his sac yic. Agratmonl for tha County and Anne.. Main Street, Freehold. Haw that the Bible recounts in gugll to tonofll from thlt Pro- Jertev. Thai, may bo Impacted THE PEOPLE OP THB day of crucifixion "Most of rifice on the cross, and- to- gram; and and/or obtained by ereepectlve Md- STATt OP NBW YORK Christ's entering Jerusalem WHEREAS, an Aaroomont hat deri during butlnttt noun after BVTHIORACtOpaoO our churches will be full to- day's Christians on Palm Sunday amid fanfare' April I, tea upon proper notice and FREE AND INDEPENDENT day and will be full Sunday, nlc Ipelltv of In. torouan ol Oceon payment of a lee of Ten Dollort o PRANK J. BRUCE. MB Merlin and high hopes, but that For sun to supper, the coolest port and Via County of Monmouth In III0O0I payable to the Monmouth Rood. East Ouoouo, New York, but will not have the same "They lived in a light of cool dresses to siw Flattering cooperation with ether municipal County Treesuror "JOHN I JANE DOE" I within a few days citizens Wat will modify aft Inlerlecal lor- Bidders ere rooulrgd to comely numbers out on Good Fri- which comes from an under- sweetheart neck in Iron), breezy children of Lester Franclt "were hollering 'crucify vices Ml pursuant Is M.J.I» with me itgulttiHtnll of P.L. Itn. day," she said in a telephone V bach, shoulders that cover your Ollhulv. and/or of Frederick J. him ' " standing that our God is love Ollhulv. and/or Genevlev. M. bra straps Send and sew! WHEREAS. It it In tM beat In- cm. interview. We share that same faith. We terest, of the Municipality of the Tito successful BMBor shall be Hook. FREDERICK J. OILHU- Printed Pattern9OI9 Half Sues Berouoh of Oceanpert la enter Into reoulred to compfv wllh in. m*- The lesson serves as a re- hear that same faith. One can IOV> 12^,14^.16*1. t8H. 20* suchonooreamjant; y Hloni of me New J.r lev Prevailing MAROHARITA CONSTANCE The crucifixion, she said, NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT HOOK, daughter of John Hook, minder lhat Christians should never take away that faith," 22V Sire 14Vi (bust 37) takes Wage Act Cheater 1st of the lean of Oft DAI NED by the Mayor and Oov- IHl, oflactlv. January t. It74. , addretl unknown; "JOHN strive "to keep the faith represents the self-sacrifice 2 5/8 yards 4S-tnch labcic. ornMg Body of tha Municipality el FriiholoirBy lorde r 1of Iho Board of Choien DOE: ond "RICHARD ROE, " he said list Borough at Ocaanpart, that the tho nomei "John Doe" end that is an essential ingredient mouth I of the County of Mon- "Richard Rot" Ming fictitious. ogrtomonf entlllod "Agreement to HARRY LARRISON, JR.. Olrector in many things. "If you're InterKcal Service! Aaroe- RICHARD C. WENNER, Clerk It being Iho Intention to name Yesterday's inclement I Decamber I. mi far the and cite hereby tha unknown PETERWSTAGO.FA going to be a good friend, weather forced the post- J Inserting a Description il I 114 in holrt at law. nail of kin, MO Othtr Public Notices letataet. dovltett, dlt- sometimes you have to do of Activities far the Eighth, Ninth trlbutetl. representative!, or ponement of a number ol SdP.fl $2.25 far a* and Tenth Yaar Monmouth County ^ILHULY. deceased, who was at things the other person's way Community Development Block assigns, and successor! In In- the lime of hit death a raild.nl ot Easter egg hunts. Consult u. jot fat ttck tattjn w tores!, and creditors ond ell Grant Program," a copy of which Is persons w/lntorests In tht es- Cr.amery Rood. Stentordvllla. New instead of your way," she Sta. tK on Hie In the Municipal Clerk's of LBOAL NOTICE York In the County ol Dutchett; yesterday's Sunday Register flee, bo eeecutod by Iho Mayor and Notice It hereby given mat the tate ol EUGENE F X OILHU Board of TrutWei of Brookdol. LY. MM of tho Town of Stan- THEREFORE, you end each of said. for the hunt nearest you. Municipal Clark In accordance with you art cited to show cause before the provisions of law; and Community College will receive ford. Dulchess County. New teeled was al the Purchasing De- York, deceased. If anv there bo, the Surrogate'! Court ot our County "If you want your mar- BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED partment, 7ol Newman Springs 11 living, ond II deceased, to of Dutcn.11 at the Surrogate'! Office Donald Magee of the Red MARIAN MARTIN that thli Ordinance thill take (fleet Rood. Llncroft. Now Jersey on April their heirs al law. neat of kin. In the City of Pouohkeeoile. In sold riage to work, you sometimes It. Itn. »:0»p.m. prevailing lime, at Itgeteot. devlitet. dis- County on tho ltth day of April one Bank Chamber of Commerce which time and place, said bids will tributee!, roprttentetlvei or thousand nine hundred eighty-two al have to sacrifice. If we're tno o'clock In the forenoon of that announced an easter egg col- Pitttm Deft. 420 FINOINO ORDINAHCI be publicly tpimd and) road an tht auram, end successors In In- going to have world peace, TflV OCQIn#nC9 PUoMlatfltJfl following Him: MICRO COM- terest, If env there be. ill of day. why the sold Instrument In wrll- oring contest sponsored by PUTERS 4 ATTACHABLE whoro end whose nimei and lng should not be admitted to pro- we're going to have to learn Tin Dally RHltlw upon tint roatflnt at tha mooting of PRINTERS oddreues ire unknown ond bete at a Will of real and personal the chamber tho Movor ond Council of tho whoso name! and eddreisei property. see things from the other per- Contract documonti may Be .« cannot wllh roataneble Borough of Ocoonport. In tho County emlned and ceptot obtained at tht VASTI « RINALDI. PC. son's perspective." Mlh H J W tt diligence be ascertained; and Attorney! tt Itw Contestants should deliver Of MoilMMl, 9 fV Purchaalno Department of THE ATTORNEY GENERAL of tho April I. ttd. It will bt turthor con Brookdate Community CeHaoa at 7ei Route «, PO. BoieSt 232 Hat 11* $1, Raw TerL »T State of Now York, the distributees Pleesent Volley. Now York Wet By dying on the cross, said their entries to the Natural otdorod far final paatata. ottor pub Newman soring! Road. Llncroft. ot EUGENE F X GILHULY. do 10011. Mat MME, AOHKSS, Ik hoarlng maroon, at a mooting of Newjertev on or after April I. Itn. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we izer Shoe Store on Broad hove caused the seel of sold Sur McCallum, Christ showed Or, MB Ma STTU NUMKI. •OM Mayor ond Council lo bo hold In Bid tocorltlet In the form of e mo Btrougfi Hall In told BaroMgh an bid bond with adoauato security rogato Court 10 be hereunto off l«ed that he was "not just a per Street in Red Bank by tomor- What shall I wear? Find the April IS. 1OM boglnnlno at a 00 SENDOREETINO: Witness HON. RAYMOND C thereon, or certified chock In an row. o'clock p.m.. and during tho wook amount oouelto 10 % of tha amount WHEREAS. THOMAS COYNE. BARATTA. Surrogate of sold Coun ion who came and taught a answers in our NEW SPRING- prior to and upto an d Including tho IMt Evergreen Ave.. Akron. Ohio, of tho bM. notto e.coe d SSfJJtt will ty ot the City of Poughkeopsle. New helpful philosophy. He SUMMER PATTERN CATALOG I data of tuch mooting, coploi at told be reoulred. Bid! may net Be hot lal.lv applied to tho Surrogate'! York this 1th day of Morch In the SM. save, savt-tikt adnntaie ordtnoiKo will bt mada avallaWo at withdrawn within et dovs after the Court of tha County of Dutcheil to veer of our Lord one thousand nine showed us that God's way is They will be judged Fri- in. Clork'i Offka to mambart 04 tha actual day of the bid opening. ' have a ctrttln Instrument In writ- hundred and eighty-two. ol Free Pattern Coupon. Oner gonVol puwk who Utall ragaoil Ing, doted: February it. low. relat- often different from what we day, and entries will be dis- Tht owner reserves Bto un- ingto bot h reel ond personal proper- Freda J Adorns 100 styles Catakw. Jl 50 reilrlclod rlghlto rejec t any or all ty; duly proved as the Last will and Chief Clerk of the as humans would often like played in store windows, he PATRICIA L. VARCA bMi; andto accep t anv Md wMcfi It Tttlomonl of EUOINE P. X. Surrogate'! Court BOROUOHCLERK doomed mott fevoroble Fries March 11.n.», Apr. s ItMM for ourselves. The deeper Mid. Aprlll ttn.M C8 T1»e Dairy Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1982 SOAP OPERAS

By LYNDA HIRStii steal Barbara's necklace. He does, and Alan plans on moving out of their loye to hide them. At Roger's bachelor party, then places the jewelry in Malt's nest In order to obtain divorce from Charlie spots several of the hit man ALL MY CHILDREN: Having de- pocket, where it is located by a stunned Monica. Spike apprehended as thief of looking in at the reception Dee decide? cided to get to New York as soon as Mali Steve's prize is a trip to Nassau sports centmmoney. Johnny plans ex- to surprise everyone at the parly and possible, Jenny returns to work at with Maggie. Thinking a wife's place is hibition fight to raise more funds, but ' does so when she pops out of Roger's Foxy's. When Greg walks in and see* at home, Nick axes Kim as the restau- Dernley tells Scotty he wants Johnny cake In a scanty outfit. At Jack's re- her being manhandled be steps in, but rant's manager. John warns Karen that stopped. • quest, Joe agrees to see Aleil onc« Jenny tells him to mind his own busi- Jeff will always care for Annie. A more, but again refuses to lake over hit ness. Learning Brooke has left town, frightened Margo Is surrounded by GUIDING LIGHT: The B-6ts and legal business dealings. Alexi die? Opal plan to try and snag Tom. Telling thugs she earlier encountered during Judy Collins appear at Wired for Sound. before he can tell Jack the story of Ike Betsy he's not ready (or marriage, Rick patrol with Capt. Stryker. Amanda stunned when the "Business sale of the Woodbine building. However suggests they tell everyone they both Day" magazine Interview Hope gave Jack learns that the historic bulkttnf changed their minds so she can save CAPITOL: Unlike everyone else In comes to print. Everyone is shocked at has been bought by a man who intends to (ace. Betsy agrees and goes back to D.C., Trey Clegg is upset about the the news that Alan has seemingly es- destroy it. Faith tells Pat that she will Vermont with her family Having split return of three-year P.O.W. Tyler Me- caped from Hampton Gorge prison be a full time volunteer at the fret with Brandon, Erica (alls into Kent's landless Tyler's mother Clarissa Is while Mike was traveling as bis decoy. clinic. bed and leaves a message for Brandon. thrilled that he's returned safely, but Mark and Amanda embrace and be ad- When he calls back she makes certain fears for him if he throws his hat into mits he loves her, not Vanessa. At a SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: Dane Kent answers the phone. Kent tells the political ring in an attempt to take stockholders' meeting the nezt day, and Aja are frantic when they cannot Erica he knows she's using him, but over Trey's congressional seat. Julie . Amanda says that she Is taking over as find Travis and Lira, and scour St. Kltts doesn't care at the moment. Erica fran- brokenhearted when she goes to the president and all, including Mark, turn for the duo. They finally discover the tic when she thinks her ploy to regain airport to greet Tyler and discovers their backs on Amanda. Carrie, unable charred debris of Sloneman's yacht, the Brandon has pushed him away. Chuck Sloane Denning, a news reporter and to control her second personality, meets Barracuda. Left behind in a farmhouse asks Melanle to move in with him. De- daughter of Sen. Mark Denning, swoon- with Chuck Boland and takes him home by Dane so that she will not be hurt, nied tenure, Mark goes on a drinking ing all over Tyler. Gordon — posing as with her. As Prof. Taylor is in the lab, Sunny tries to escape. Stephanie upset spree. Lawrence Harrington — heads to D.C. intruders break in, knock him out and because Wendy's taken a job at Ernie's with a picture of Julie and plans (or a make away with several stones. bar. Cissy is aware that Lee Is less than ANOTHER WORLD: In liquor store, successful but devious lifestyle. Clari- enthusiastic about their Impending mar- Bob shoots and kills Willie, who was ssa's son Wally is beaten by bookies and ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Eberhart riage. preparing to shoot Larry as he reloaded taken to the hospital, where his brother lakes Beau and Mlml captive in order to his gun. Bob tells Henrietta he will stop Thomas examines him. Unaware that stop the solaramite project. Dorian, TEXAS: While in the cave, Brette is seeing Quinn, but inside he still desires he Is suffering from internal Injuries, posing as a lady of the evening, manages bitten by a snake and goes Into a coma. Quinn. Obtaining loan from Stephen, Ed Wally takes off. He contacts his sister to find out about Eberhart's business. LOVERS — College student Julie Clegg (KImberlv Beck-Hilton) Is in love While Rikki and the others are sleeping, leaves town. Rachel selected to repre- Gillian, and Gillian and Thomas head Suddenly he realizes that she is a "spy" with Air Force hero Tyler McCandless (David Mason Daniels) In Gretchen lakes Brette hostage. Hunt sent United States at international con- for a D.C. ghetto area in search of and nearly does away with her, but Asa "Capitol," the new CBS daytime drama airing at 2:30 p.m. on Channel 2. does his first commercial for the TV gress o( sculptors in New York. Alice Wally. Thomas, who is paralyzed from appears at the last minute. Jupiter En- station. Justin Is curious about Han- and Stephen postpone marriage until the waist down, and Gillian are attacked terprises is really a front for an oil nibal. Ashley warns Hannibal to stay by a gun-toting thug, but they manage to Greta might cost her her position at confused Val does not know what to do. June. Renowned director Victor Strang hospital and create havoc with her cartel which wants to stop the solar- away from Allison Joel, Gretcben's arrives to work on Jamie's movie and escape. amite project. Tony kisses Pat, then divorce proceeding. Nola vows to get GENERAL HOSPITAL: As Luke guide, has been shot and is lying un- tells Julie she'd be perfect (or the prod- flees, Informing Vicki he wants nothing even with Natalie for pushing Barney and Laura T. walk along the waterfront, conscious in s hospital. Judith Wheeler uction. Living at the Cory mansion while — not even his love for Pat — to stop DAYS OF OUR UVES: Jake dis- out of the Medicine Man. Althea upset a mysterious hand grabs Luke and arrives in Houston. Grant warns Justin Sandy gets his own apartment, Cecille 1 him from the solaramite development. covers a secret passage in the Demeara when Jeff seems to be taking over from throws him Into water. David re-kid- be Intends tobur y him. gives Mayor Stein incriminating Larry returns with no explanation for wine cellar and decides it would be a Mike at the trauma unit. naps Laura T. and hypnotizes her to evidence against Sandy and Blaine. Mac his mysterious disappearance, and Kipl- perfect hiding place while he waits to make her forget his plan. Scorpio saves YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: As plans to run for mayor. ing operates on Larry, programming strangle Renee. Jake has Renee In his EDGE OF NIGHT: With Raven still Luke from drowning. Mel warns David Leslie is appearing in Paris, Brooks and him to steal. Asuid turns down Marco's clutches, but Tony scares him off in jail, Calvin feels guilty for his part in he'll back out of plan if Laura is hurt, Lance join her and announce that Laurie continued suggestion that they get to AS THE WORLD TURNS: Miranda, without learning his identity. Marlena sham. Smiley is set topos e as hanging but David says there are other ways to is letting Brooks stay with Leslie per- know each other better. kidnapped by Mr. Big, manages toes - believes the strangler's problems are judge out to get Raven. To degrade steal the art objects. Ula unaware that manently. Victor tells Laurie be took cape and runs to Bob. Mr. Big finds sexual. Melissa refuses to live with Lin- Raven further, Mitzi, thrown into jail, the art show she is planning is object of over Prentlss Industries to protect her them both but disappears when the da or Alex. Joshua and Jessie aware poses as a hooker. Back in Monticello, David and Mel's desires. Anne prepares RYAN'S HOPE: Charlie stops a from Lance and to make her a rich French police arrive and return Miran- that they love one another. Jodie haunted by memory of stranger to lake her claim against Bradshaw's drunken Ox from revealing Ox's rela- woman. Nikkl drops abortion plans. da to prison. Not believing Gunnar is his exiting her late mother's room. While malpractice to medical board. She later tionship with Jane to Roger and Jane; Chuckle undergoes transplant. Paul's cousin, James orders Stan to find out DOCTORS: Learning Nola's preg- visiting Derek in hospital, Jinx grows backs out but he is unaware of it after Jane thinks they're divorced when desire to be model outweighs her talent. everything about Gunnar's past. nant with his child, Billy drops the weaker and Derek decides the time to getting information from Heather and they're really not, and Roger is unaware Going toLuca s for job, Karen stunned to Barbara's visions of the past are start- custody suit for Lee Ann and tells marry is now. Sky shows up at Val's prepares to put Anne on report. Growing that Jane was ever married. Charlie find him drunk in the afternoon and tells ing to parallel the present. Maggie Natalie he'll stop blackmailing her. door, tells her he's the real Sky Whitney closer to Jackie, Scorpio tries to ditch recognizes some hit men that are after him she's going to force him to get his throws a party and bets Steve he can't Luke and Natalie elope. Theo's love for and asks her help to prove his story. A Tiffany. Susan appalled when she hears him and Ox and manages to get Maeve act together. College prepares a drama by Miller WEST LONG BRANCH - Arthur Miller's "A View From The Bridge," a modem tragedy set on the Brooklyn water- front, will be presented by the Monmouth College Theater Department April 15 through 18 in the Guggenheim Theater, i] Easter Cedar Avenue, Long Branch. Curtain is at 8:30 p.m., with an additional 3 p.m. matinee Sunday, April 18. The play, first produced in New York in IMS, centers on Eddie Carbone, a longshoreman working the piers in the Red Hook section. To prevent his niece from marrying an illegal immigrant, Rodolpho, Eddie turns the boy in toth e Immigra- .Sound _ tion Bureau, precipitating the violent ending. According to director Dr. Robert Hechnitz, professor of English, "With his extraordinarily accurate ear, Miller cap- tures the speech of the waterfront. At the same time he heightens that speech into a dramatic poetry which reveals rich depths in the characters. Through this poetic, naturalistic Savinas! speech, we come to appreciate Eddie Carbone's nobility, a nobility of the common man that Miller deeply believes in." Sam Arvantis of Kumson heads the cast of all Monmouth College students, in the role of Eddie. Tern Kimmer of Freehold is his wife, Beatrice, and Debi Taormina of Sayreville is Catherine, his niece. 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