Carter slaps Israel, Egypt-leaders •••• ,- •••• * •••• President asks that Israelis compromise even more

»y FRANK CORMIER after relaying the decisions to Sadat. the night and informed him of the decisions," the prime minister JERUSALEM (AP) - PrcHdeal Carter told the IineU Speaking to reporters at the first light of day, Begin refused said. t Inlay that leaden of Egypt »nd Israel are not yet ready to reveal the decisions, saying he wanted the Egyptians to learn to rWt I peace treaty, although their people an ready for about them from Vance and not from news reporters. Speaking to reporters at the first light of day, Begin refused peace. "This is a very delicate stage of the negotiations," the prime to reveal the decisions, saying he wanted the Egyptians to learn Prime Minifter Menachem Begin said at dawn, after an all minister said. "We must be very careful not to spoil this." about them from Vance and not from news reporters. Bight cabinet meeting, that the Israeli leadership had made "I am hopeful, always," Begin said. "I expect a positive "This is a very delicate stage of the negotiations," the prime T»—» a Mi" decWona on Egyptian peace terms. He said he reply from Egypt, (tut whether they will give such a reply, how minister said. "We must be very cartful noUo spoil this." anticipated a "positive reply" from Egyptian President Anwar can I know? How can 1 say? "I am hopeful, always," Begin said. "I expect a positive Sadat, who was expected to be briefed by Secretary of Stale "I think we took very reasonable decisions," the prime reply from Egypt But whether they will give such a reply, how Cyras Vance minister said, adding that some were by majority vote, others can I know? How can I say? M Carter, after meeting with the Israeli cabinet over by consensus of the cabinet members. "I think we took very reasonable decisions," the prime breakfast, add la a speech to the full Knesset that "we still faU Begin, sounding weary and conceding he was "quite tired," minister said, adding that some were by majority vote, others start" of a treaty, and urged further compromise. called the long cabinet meeting "important, very interesting by consensus of the cabinet members. "We have not yet fully met our challenge," Carter said and, I suppose, a unique session " The cabinet, he said, debated Begin, sounding weary and conceding he was "quite tired," "The people of the two nations are ready now for peace," Egypt's treaty proposals "issue by issue." called the long cabinet meeting "important, very Interesting Carter said. The meeting lasted from 11 p.m. Sunday until 5 JO a.m. and, I suppose, a unique session." The cabinet, he said, debated "The leaden have not yet proven that we are also ready for today. Egypt's treaty proposals "Issue by Issue." peace, enough to take a chance," he said. Although Vance was available to the cabinet throughout the The meeting lasted from 11 p.m. Sunday until 5:30 a.m. "We must proceed with due cauUon, I understand that, but night for questions about Sadat's views on the Issues, Begin said today. Although Vance was available to the cabinet throughout the we mast proceed," Carter said. "it was not necessary to put questions to him. PmiaVnt Carter gestures to Begin thin morning The president said be had gone through several drafts of his "Our Judicial counselor was In contact with him throughout See Carter, page I speech hi the preceding hours, ranging from despair to celebra- tion He said it is now the responsibility of all parties "to contemplate the tragedy of failure, and the legitimate exulta- tion If we bring peace..Our vision must be as great as our goals Wisdom and courage are required of us all." He add out a promise of Inertased U .S. aid for Israel once a treaty Is signed, pledging "new and stronger and more mean injttul dimensions" to US Israeli relations Begtn's marathon, «^ hour cabinet session started Sunday night aid lasted until dawn. The Daily Register Alter a recess, the csbinet reconvened at 10 a.m. to meet wth Carter over breakfast VOL.101 NO. 221 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1979 15 CENTS When Carter and Begin emerged after about N minutes, they waked by watting microphones without saying anything to reporters. Israeli radio reported that the cabinet approved some U.S. compromise proposals by substantial margins Others reported- ly were left for further consideration The pristdtnt was likely to spend an extra day In Israel, the Fire hits lower Broad Street again U.S. and Israeli officials said. That would mean Carter, his wife and lop aides will stay at leasl until Tuesday. if everything goes smoothly in Cairo and Jerusalem, U.S. By DAVID TIIHNKK officials said Sunday night, It is possible that Carter might remain In the Middle East for the Initialing of a treaty. RED BANK-For the sec- BegaVs public expectations of a positive Egyptian response ond time in less than a year, muted a new peak In Carter's roller-coaster quest for fire struck in the heart of the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty. Shortly before the nighttime lower Broad Street shopping cabhwt meeting. Begin had told Carter in a dinner toast: "We area yesterday, this time leav- have serious problems." ing the Tobacco Village store in ruins. Vance was kept Informed of the cabinet decisions by phone throughout the night He briefed Carter before today's cabinet Fewer than 10 months ago, meeting began. Begin said he expected Vance to return to Israel on the night of May 18, nine firemen were injured while battling a fin that destroyed buildings housing Lark's Shoes and Davidson's Liquors, Just a See no gas, oil~ few doors away from the scene of yesterday's blate. The tobacco shop, located at 8-10 Broad St., is part of a three- cost relief soon story office and shopping com- plex owned by Bernard H. WASHINGTON (AP) - Eve^if Iranian oil starts flowing to "Bud" Natelson, who also the United States again, supplies or gasoline this summer and owns the Natelson's clothing heating oil next winter will be tight - and consumers can store next door. expect no relief from the upward spiral in fuel prices Thick, acrid smoke That appears to be the consensus of government, con- billowed from the tobacco gressional and oil-Industry energy experts as the Senate em- shop, shrouding firemen w, barks on what Is being billed as "the first real examination" of Broad Street in an opaque the nation's latest energy crunch. gray cloud, and causing smoke How much of the current shortage of gasoline and heating damage to five nearby busi- oil is due to the Iranian cutoff ? nesses. Two volunteer firemen Very little, claim oil industry officials, who say that lack of were injured and three others U.S. refinery capacity — and not the loss of Iranian oil - is the suffered smoke inhalation main reason why Americans will find It more and more difficult while battling the general to obtain gasoline, especially unleaded, and heating oil in the alarm blaze months ahead Quick action by 125 borough "A lot of us are wondering how we're going lo heal the firemen brought the blaze un- Northeast next winter." said Bob Baldwin, president of the Gulf The bailie goet on in hallway (Kingdon.photo) der control within 20 minutes Oil Refining Co after the 10:21 a.m. alarm, and -And Energy Secretary Janwa 8, Schleslngsr ass *ald that kept the flames from spread while the nation can probably ride out the Iranian crisis, the Held in robbery ing to other stores, according turmoil there is Just one more warning signal that "the day of to Fire Chief Arcalo "Herk" reckoning" for US energy policy is drawing near Forgtone. He said that Tobac- Schlesinger was to be the leadoft witness today at hearings co Village was operated by scheduled by the Senate Energy Committee Franz Veling of 5 Concord "Even if Iran resumes production of three to four million Nab armed pair Court. barrels a day, we will still have shortages." said the panel's chairman. Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash., in a prepared "We have a bunch of ag- opening statement. gressive firemen here," the Red Bank firemen Marl up ladder of Broad Street fire (Kingdon photo) chief said. "They go right in Jackson called the hearings "the first real examination. after wild ehase and attack fires. If it weren't from A to Z, of the entire situation " for that aggressiveness, the By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN The suspects' car crashed Jackson, In a television interview program Sunday, pre- fire could have gone right up- dicted the snort supplies and skyrocketing oil prices will pro- into a car which was ahead of OCEAN TOWNSHIP - it, also going eastbound, as it stairs and sideways into other duce a deep American recession, with the Inflation rale and buildings." bank interest rales shooting up. Two men who are alleged to attempted to pass the first car Immediately after arriving In a separate televised Interview, Sen. George S McGovem have robbed a Wall Township which was making a left turn store yesterday armed with an Into the Foodtown super- at the scene, a group of :alled on President Carter to fire Schlesinger, whose policies, firemen dashed into the McGovem said, have been "a disaster." Ml semi-automatic carbine market on Sunset Avenue. The have been arrested after a impact of the collision spun the smoke-filled building to help The South Dakota Democrat said Schlesinger's policies had the occupants of a second-floor Increased American dependence on foreign oil, deliberately high speed car chase, which first car around and sent it into ended when the car the two the side wall of the super- apartment to safety The resi- caused higher oil prices and delayed coal development. dents had already escaped, but suspects were driving collided market. Carter, to deal with the loss of Iranian oil, is expected lo fireman James Fox of the Un- announce a plan that would call on all Americans to cut energy with another car on Sunset Av- The Red Bank man, Ronald enue, here, yesterday after- ion Hose Co. slipped on stairs use up to S percen—, enable increased industrial use of natural Hayes, 29, of 79 Prospect Ave., and injured his back, accord- noon. gas and suspend certain environmental restrictions on coal and was operating the car during ing to the chief. He was treated gasoline, according to administration officials who requested The two suspects, one of the chase, police said. Wall and released by Riverview anonymity. whom is a 24-year-old Red Township police have charged Hospital Bank man, and the two passen- him with three counts of Iran had supplied Ihe United States with Jusl under a million Also injured was fireman barrels of oil daily — roughly 5 percent of US consumption. gers in the other car were all armed hold-up and robbery treated for injuries, incurred and six counts of assault with a David Graves of the Westside Increases in production by other oil-exporting nations, notably Hose Co., whose leg was cut by See 00, pi. page: in the accident, at Jersey deadly weapon. Shore Medical Center, Nep- His companion, Steven falling glass. The three firemen who suffered smoke tune, ""a^ Muff, of 357 Prospect Ave., inhalation were given oxygen The accident occurred at Asbury Park, has been about 4p.m. yesterday, after at the scene by the borough's charged with three counts of volunteer First Aid Squad. The Inside Story Neptune Township police armed robbery, also in connec- THE WEATHER pursued the suspects' car tion with the robbery of a Cum- Meanwhile, other firemen through Neptune Township berland Farms store on 18th were scrambling up ladders to Meetly, way. windy and cold today with algai la the the roof of a one-story ex- •M to upper Ms. Milder tomorrow with highs la and Asbury Park, through the Avenue, Wall Township, short- Asbury Park traffic circle, and ly before 4p.m. yesterday. tension at the rear of the build- safer 41s. Complete weather repsrt page I. ing. Armed with axes, chain Firemen work intide Ihe unoke nhop (Photo by Larry Perna) finally, eastbound on Sunset They were being held saws and grappling hooks, the MeamMta Festival ef Arts epeas March 14 7 Avenue here, police said. without bail in Wall Township According to Wall Town- firemen pried open and Year at Ike CM* piaaa 8 pending arraignment this smashed windows to let heat ship Detective Capt. William lex kaew It aH the time I morning in Wall Township Mu- and fumes escape from the Racqael Pakdees N breaarlty II 1 dead, 3 critical in crash D. Miller, it is believed that nicipal Court, Capt. Miller smoldering structure. there was gunfire from police said. triage Advice 1 14 DAILY REGISTER driven by her husband, poluc during the chase, because The two occupants of the The firefighters were I PHONE NUMBERS IKll.MDEL - A Matawan nounced dead on arrival at said. what appeared lo be bullet other car involved In the acci- stymied in their efforts to . 15-17 Mala Office Ml-MM woman is dead and three per- 1:10 a.m. at the hospital, as her sons are listed in critical condi- husband, Dr. Say Chang. 36. The accident occured about holes were discovered in the dent near the Foodtown super- enter Natelson's, until Denis Ctssfcl. 14 TeU Free 171-UM one-tenth of a mile north of trunk of the pursued car fol- markert, Steven Wilkenz, 27, of Walsh, the store's manager, Crtaswerd Push 14 Tat Free MMIM tion in Bayshore Community and another couple in the car. Dr. Byong Kim. 58, and Mrsi Bellvlew Drive on Holmdel lowing the collision. Prospect Ave., Neptune, and and Sam Cotenoff, a former . « Classified Deft S4M7M Hospital, llolmdel. after Ihe Jeong Kim. 52, of 46 Brookfield Road According to Ocean Town- Lou Miller, 26, of Northgate Little Silver fire chief, made Eatertauunest.. . II Circulation Depl M!-4*H car In which they were riding their way through the smoky swerved off Holmdel Road and Lane, Matawan, were ad- Polfee said Ihe cause of the ship Patrolman Lance Dr. HbweU, were treated at .14 Sports Dept MI-4M4 interior, opening doors and struck at tree at \2 tt a.m. mitted to the Intensive care accident is unknown and is Rowland, the suspects' car Jersey Shore Medical Center Lifestyle 7-1 MnMMawa Bsreai ,.171-mt See Ftre, page ! yesterday, local police re- unit of the hospital. currently under investigation was observed to be going more for eye and head Injuries, re- Mate A Date 11 FrethaM Bareaa 411 Jin ported by Traffic Safety Patrolman than S5mph eastbound on Sun- spectively, and released. OHtaartes 4 Leag Braaeh Bireas Jailer Baiaar Bruce Insley. set Avenue, which has a 35 Motor vehicle charges Has new store hours, 10 a.m. to . t-II Statehoue Bareaa Nt-IK-flM Mrs. Hyang Chang, 32, ol 76 Mrs. Chang was a passen- Ayrmont Lane, was pro- ger in the car which was being No charges were filed. mph speed limit See Nab, page I 6p.m. Wed. and Fri. til 9. SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. MARCH 12.1979 Fire in Red Bank 'Meals'... a way to happiness LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) — Crown Prince Beta (continued) tobacco snop. Mrs. Bunny Al- •yUMJIIECOOK Fahtavt, ton of Ike deposed lison, the store's owner, said windows Mr. Walsh, who was that she hoped to be open for shah of Iran, left Lubbock on there to give his fiancee a tour business today. WSSn^^-r^taatri*iaartftiia,t»«d1flere«ce Horn reaUaraatt, at •»** P*** •• Sunday to join bit father In of the Aon, and Mr. Cotenoff liaitihta ui hajplaiii U a prhrale voraateer Morocco, a local newspaper Chief Forgione said that the c were both praised tor their ac- (kaf provktat them with law-coat maab and a reported. existence of a firewall between lecaate af the problems of tion by Mr Natebon. He said the tobacco shop and the The prince, IB, eldest ion nttat their delivery teheoab, that they saved him a "tre- Natelson's building prevented program It Jtafew-VhMii aad It it celebrating of Shah Mohammad Reu math Hot with the hoaiebaind mendous" amount, by enabl- the blaze from spreading. to IllhatjdmrsarftotteUaltef States Uuaytar Pahlavi, received his wings metis Bat Scott said maty of the«trat»ra ing firemen to enter the store i fte MMUH»-WkMlaeatMyttae|u In Eifjuud during Friday after completing a Mr. Natelson said that the partfcrtpanuood| without breaking doors and building would be repaired "as WerM War II. It was Mradacas to thla coaatry la 1M4 by year of flight training four Moat of the lleals-on-Wheels anrgraaw an till •!•• windows quickly as we can" do it. He tin. Oanwa Toy, a Pennsylvania •onM* who Heard months early. ctantn.1 cLWoV for federal aid ander the OMar ROCKV1LLE, Md (AP) The dense smoke hid the said that his store would be b«»jafBrt»todt - Mkert Earl Ue, i former Air Force officials, who Americas Act of MS. But Scott said reteat firemen from the view of closed today, but would be re- 1W pracramt are lacalr/ nit; moat are affiliated with N*vil Academy cUumate have been close-mouthed on almost 1M onlookers, as the opened as soon as possible f ifglni « cwntaaaKy service organtiaUaat of President Carter, is now the subject of the prince ffsiws volunteers broke through the tO featt, a potUical coMtltatt who It a MeauHie- ihTa^ceTt^wptt >p . over N. He taM *«>. a «• Roberto Eduardo Leon since Friday, would confirm "I was tremendously im- windows of the tobacco shop pressed with the way the fire •iath] vohtMecr aad It ttUtor of the ralermaUoaal Dir»c- (enacriiui ti betweeh«i«f«n rnnremmenlgovernment programoratraau, aaa ttaaa The 5* year old retired only that a DC-t left Reese and aimed streams of water department handled the situ- TORONTO (AP) - An organization. get a treaty eventually. However, this Is the Middle East, which through Neptune Township, locked dresser drawers, police legedly found to have about tion. This is the third robbery Ontario Supreme Court ••• isn't always logical. Asbury Park and Ocean Town- said. $7,000 in cash and some of the in West Long Branch over the judge has blocked a tele- LOS ANOELES (AP) - In his dinner toast, Begin minced no words in emphasizing ship, police said. The burglar allegedly left Jewelry in his possession past two years In which a large vision network from airing Police say they believe the the depth of his misgivings about the proposed accord with Ocean Township and the house only minutes before The rest of the stolen mon sum of cash was stolen from a an interview with Margaret intruder who broke Into Egypt character actor Victor Kill Asbury Park police, along with the residents returned home, ey, more than $8,000. and jew- local residence In two pre- Tradeau, wife of Prime Min- "Here and now," he declared, "it is my duty to say that we aa's Hollywood apartment Neptune Township police, all police said elry were found in a bag in a vious robberies, both of which ister Pierre Trudeau. have serious problems to solve until we can sign the peace and beat him to death may converged in the Sunset Ave- Brower had allegedly nearby backyard about a half- remain unsolved, about $11.MM Justice David Henry said treaty with Egypt..." have had a pass key. nue area after being alerted to parked his car in front of the hour later by Patrolman in cash was stolen from each Sunday the injunction Begin, who has often suggested the proposed agreement They said there wu no the chase. house before entering it, but Thomas Manzo house against (TV will be in effect originally endorsed by the United States would be a "sham sign of forced entry to the 88- The investigating officers when he attempted to flee the until the case is settled in document" that Egypt could repudiate, told his dinner guest: year-old actor's apartment, in Ocean Township are Patrol- area in the car afterwards, the OVER -10O0-RETAIL VALUE court or until April 22, which- "A peace treaty is not a scrap of paper. A peace treaty is, as it where he was found slain man Rowland and Patrolman car wouldn't start, police said. ever date comes first. should be, a serious document. It should be carried out. Sunday by his son, Victor Hark Peed. The residents, meanwhile, April 22 Is one week After the dinner, Carter was asked a reporter, "How serious KlUan Jr. Detective Kenneth Allen returned home and discovered A WINNER before the planned publica- are the problems?" His apartment had been filed complaints In the robbery that the house had been broken tion date of Mrs. Trudeau's "From my point of view," Carter said, "they don't seem to ransacked and he was found for Wall Township police, and into.. One . of the residents book, "Beyond Reason." betooserious. But from the Israeli point -yar- flrious.." lorn Lockwood, lawyer lying on toe living room floor Cipt. Miller and Detective Sgt. spotted Brower in the rear of for Mrs Trudeau and Pad- in front of his television set, Robert Clawson are the in- the house and chased him for March 18th through June 17th dington Press of London, according to Detective vestigating of fleers. about a quarter-mile before argued against the show, James Troutman, who said Oil, gas catching up with him on Mon- The Dairy & Sunday Register claiming viewers would Kilian appeared to have mouth Road, police said (continued) think they are "hearing juicy been attacked while prepar- Shortly after receiving a Saudi Arabia, trimmed the net effect of the Iranian shutdown on bits and pieces of the book" ing a midnight snack. Dollar up call reporting the break-in, po- this country to about 500,000 barrels a day. before the book comes out. Police said they did not lice received and responded to A barrel contains 42 gallons. a call concerning an alter- Donald Cameron, CTV know if any property was in world Iran has again started to sell some oil, but officials of the cation on Monmouth Road. vice president of news, said taken. * SWEEPSTAKES new government have indicated its eventual production will be Kilian's career spanned When Sgt. Alfred Thome and the 40-mlnute taped In- in the vicinity of three million barrels daily - only half the pre- 40 years and be appeared in capitals Your Social Security number terview, which was to run revolution level. 130 films His most recent Sunday, was canceled, but Higher prices triggered by the Iranian cutoff give no LONDON (AP) - The can win role was the "Fernwood Cause of parts of It may be shown indication of slackening, energy officials say. Recent con- dollar gained ground today on Flasher," in the 1976 "Mary later on newscasts gressional studies have forecast an overall increase of nearly 20 most major world money mar- 5 CANSmoS. HIGH YIELD COFFEE Hartman, Mary Hartman" percent in the world price of oil - over the current "posted" kets and closed in Tokyo at art death may television series. Plus Mystery Grand Prize! price of $13 33 per barrel — by year's end. eight-month high against the OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) Kilian appeared in And Schlesinger recently predicted that the price of un- Japanese yen. Gold prices - Black Panther leader vaudeville before his first be overdose leadmd gasoline would soar to $l-a-gallon "within a year or so." were mixed. Haf j Newton, who says a screen appearance in the But the price of unleaded gasoline may be the least of U.S. The dollar opened in Tokyo SOUTH BELMAR - A 33 1974 murder charge is part of 1936 film "Road to Glory." motorists' worries. Getting it may be a far greater concern, at 204 70 yen, never lost ground year-old Neptune man's death a 12-year-old'conspiracy • •• EASYTOPUYI against him, plans to take predicted Gulf official Baldwin in a meeting with energy and closed at 205.60 yen. at a party here late Friday f vtryon* with • tocM Mcurfrf TORONTO (AP) - Any •HftM* lo p4ay •nd win Simp I j Mnd u> reporters prior to today's Senate bearing. Dealers said one reason for the night or early Saturday morn- the stand Monday against excuse can lure the Qaeea jour tocial MCtNttf ntimbcf to tntai con- dollar's strength was a feeling ing may have been due to an Ml the advice of his attorney Metker to visit Canada be- "People have to come to grips with the fact that refining overdose of drugs and alcohol, Newton, accused of kill cause the country is so "up- capacity in the United States has been reached," Baldwin said. the Japanese economy was NOTHING TO BUY! He said U.S. refineries can't produce enough unleaded headed for tougher times. according to Monmoutn Coun- Your Mcial MCUTRT numb*' mutt t» ins a 17 year uld prostitute liflting, so lovely," she says. OTtfktn on the official tm>y bland bttow on an Oakland street corner, In a London interview gasoline to meet increasing demands and that motorists should In Europe, only the British ty Prosecutor Alexander D. (or • rum) a>*wn iMctonilt. Machine reprotfudtont trt not allowed I Chech said last week that his testi- with a Toronto newspaper, begin experiencing difficulties in obtaining It. pound gained against the Lehrer. mony would prove that the The Star, the 78-year-old He also said there is a "very strong possibility" of a heating dollar in early trading. It went An autopsy performed at nun**. Youl *n*< H tm the Front charge was "strictly a fabri- Queen Mother said she's oil shortage next winter. from $2.0375, the closing rate Freehold Area I'ospital by the cation" by the government. looking forward to her Cana- The industry is not keen on building new refineries because Friday, to $2.0416 county medical examiner's of- IF YOUR NUMBER IS itSTEO! of existing price controls on domestic petroleum and because European currency dealers fice determined .hat Paul II pur aoclat Mcurttr numMi It Hated. Deputy District Attorney da visit this June when she com* to our main offtce MI trotd SI (Hi Tom Orloff rested his case will preside over a gathering such projects are so easily snarled by litigation from environ- were awaiting developments Barry Langley, of >.7 Berkeley 3S) kt SrHMrtbury. within 1 dayi and mental and other groups, Baldwin added. St., Neptune, apparently died •how ue, four aoclel MCUTRT card md 4., Friday without calling two of the Scottish clans and at- at the two-day European Com- row lake four f etna ol High YleW Colto witnesses who allegedly saw tend the Queen's Plate horse Meanwhile, the congressional Office of Technology mon Market summit today and of an overdose. County of- home wtth you IF PRIZE It NOT »<-»«•'>»» CLAMED In 1 dtp, twin U toritfted Md the shooting on Aug 6.1974. race in Toronto. Assessment said in a report that the prospect of luture oil Tuesday In Paris. The govern- ficials are awaiting the results •M I cam fcuceme pen of the gund shortages poses a serious threat to Americans' reliance on cars ment chiefs are to discuss of toxicologicaltests . ^ as their primary means of transportation. problems of oil imports and According to Mr. Lehrer, The report, released Saturday, said cars alone account for unemployment. But they also the victim was one of about 25 rOnJTFST RULES about 30 percent of current U.S. oU demand are expected to announce their people attending a party in The Daily Register If there was a serious or prolonged fuel shortage, only currency parities before the South Belmar Friday night. 1.. rationing or significant price increases would reduce automo- launching Tuesday of the new Apparently, his companions The Sunday Register bile fuel consumption, the report said. European Monetary System. believed that Mr. Langley had cftMtn to* eH fta entries. The'owim ol tari rwMbw *w ^n th« C«NM on mat ltlwti by Tlw R«tf Bonh RtflilUr The study also said serious problems with automobile It will link the German had too much to drink and was dtf. Ha tt*y m»j win more than once wmmu in Urtbv John M Coo* ond Henry Cloy transportation will increase throughout this century, despite mark, French franc, Belgian just sleeping. Mom Offlct expected improvements in fuel efficiency, pollution control and franc, Luxembourg franc, Ital- When tbe other persons at On* «*9l*t»f Ploio, Snrtwtburv. N 1 aim safety. ian lire, Danish crown, Irish the party were unable to rouse Bronch OfflCtS TO ENTER Fill IN COUPON and MAIL • /• Ri I*. MMdtetown. N J 07741 pound and Dutch guilder. Brit- him, tbe police were called, tt County C*vrl**«vM. Fr««4MM. NJ 07771 B'OOdJov, Uq Bronch. N I 07740 ain is the only Common Mar- Mr Lehrer said. StatthoM*. Trtnfon. N. J. MUS Six killed in gun battles ket member remaining outside Mr. Langley was employed Ttn D*H> rWgliWr f IX IM A.ioOolM Prm TM AHKMM Pr.» li •nllll« the EMS as a cook at Jersey Shore Med- • Ptatlm. nckmmv MANILA, Philippines (AP) - The police chief of a town of on AP r**n dHfiolclm ical Center, Neptune. Please* enter my Social Security outside the U.S. Air Force's Clark Base, four guerrillas and a Mid-morning dollar rates In M*nb*r of tftt ArwIcon Ntwipoptf Puolli/wr I Aiwc'otlon. Hi* Audit Europe, compared with late No arrests have been made Number in your Sweepstakes Contest Burraw o f Cirtutotton. Ihf New JtrMy P(m Altoclollon soldier in the Philippine Constabulary were killed in two gun Friday: In connection with the inci- MY SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER IS Secertf clou point* pott ol Had Bonn. N J O77»l one ol MkMiennn. battles between government forces and the Communist New N 1 tnm PuM'lM SunOoy nVougn FiMor Moll luo.cr Iplloni poyoCH In People's Army north of Manila, police officials reported today. Frankfurt - 18540 West dent. oovonct Authorities in Mabalacat. adjoining Clark Base, said Police German marks, up from County Investigators !«fm Oolly Sunooy Oolly OM 18510. * Only Only SWHtty Chief Diosdado de Leon was killed Saturday when about about Thomas Mion'and Bruce Ker- Onovoor MJ* HIM ••»•> Zurich - 1.(720 Swiss rigan are assisting South • HofnedellOTrM: CorrW - Daly ond Sunday Heenh)ow««*. StMoy 3W guerrillas in a creek bed opened fire on a patrol of police and francs, up from 1.8*92 Belmar police *^s£iTeIIpyolCo«nW-t>olly ISonti. Jundoy HcU. constabulary. Number In your S* s MY SOCIAL SECL TowI liven in State briefs Foreign briefs SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. MARCH 12.19V9 Says dunes, parks State's builders Union is silent In Iran, American feminist Millet calls are endangered NEWARK (AP) - After a Ayatollah Khomeini a 'male chauvinist' modify position week of on again, off again TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - American feminist Kate Milieu PRINCETON - New Jer- NEW YORK (AP) - New school closings, the Newark •poke out lor women's rights la Iran, calling Ayatollah Ruhollah sey's wWU cedars, sand Jerseys Ptnetaads contain en- Teachers Union has decided Khomeini a "male chauvinist" as six more executions and nine Sanitation men KO contract Attributes poll rapped dMM, ud waUriroflt parks vironmentally sensitive areas, not Is discuss in public the more ""ef^E* by •** revolutionary regime were reported. The are eadaagenol apeda uleu but the construction Industry talks aimed at rebtring about 44-year-old author of "Sexual Politics" told a news conference NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Apparently SALEM, Ore. (AP) - An opinion poll •fWCBMMiutM taveat In should not be over-regulated, a 1JM laid off employees. to Tehran Sunday Pope John Paul I and the Shiite Moslem afraid of losing their jobs to private con- rating female legislators on such things as : la»jg4Bffli eflvtroameatal pro- builders association president Union president Carole leader of the Iranian revolution "are male chauvinists because tractors, Teamsters-affiliated sanitation "chest," "rear," "brains," "tease" and • tection plaaaaag. iccortHng to says Graves said yesterday any as leaders they are attempting to curtail women's rights." Ms. workers on yesterday voted to reject a "sexy," circulated by a group calling Itself Wiaam Uatuoetxi, director The Pinetands are "not the word on the status of nego- MiUett said (he was Invited to Iran by local women's groups for proposed three-year contract with the city. the Male Caucus, has drawn criticism from a( Mate programs tor the Of Grand Canyon or the Central lawmakers of both sexes. Even Rep. Bill tiations between the union and Ihe celebration last Thursday ol International Women's Day. But BUI Cole, business agent of the Bee of Coastal Zone man Park of the Middle AUantic Teamsters Local 270 said a strike was not Rutherford, chosen as the sexiest man in the school board will come She said «he had worked against Shah Mohammad Reza state. There are parts that are likely despite the 111-17 vote City sani- the legislature in a poll by female workers Jointly. Pahtavt's regime as a member of the American Committee for "New Jersey was one of the environmentally sensitive." tation workers have been without a con- at the Capitol two years ago, says the new The talks were to be held Artistic and Intellectual Freedom in Iran. She said three or four first participants In our pro said Tom Paparone., tract since Jan S "A host of things caused survey goes too far. The poll was dis- this week. women were stabbed or beaten during the demonstration Satur- gram and now the lion's share Papfrone, speaking on them to reject the contract," Cole said. "I tributed last week at a meeting of the day by tens of thousands of women demanding equal rights with caucus, which apparently was formed in of her coastline, from Hare ton WPIX-TVs "Focus: New Jer- think the primary thing was regarding Beach to the Delaware Memo men, including the right to abandon the heavy, all-covering veil contracting garbage collection. The men response to the creation In this session of a sey," said the state's builders rial Bridge, falls under our Can't explain why traditional for Moslem women. The prosecutor-general said want to be assured that they don't get bid women's legislative caucus. "I'm dis- and developers "are looking guidelines," said the former anyone found guilty of abusing women physically or verbally out of their jobs." The city plans to hire gusted, to say the least," Rep. Gretchen for reasonableness in the presidential aide in a speech al bill without vote faced two to six months in prison, but there was no response private companies to collect garbage in Kafoury, a Democrat and women's rights moratorium," which bans all Princeton University's Wood- from Khomeini to the demonstration Saturday. Meanwhile, the parts of New Orleans. Officials have prom activist, said ol the poll. "1 think It's obnox- construction until a com- TRENTON (AP)-A popu- row Wilson School. ayatoUah'i revolutionary committees and courts, operating ised there will be no layoffs, but the sani- ious as It could be," said Rep. Jane Cease, mission is formed to control lar consumer protection bill has languished tor three years independently of Prime Minister Mehdi Bazargan's govern- tation workers want guarantees In their a Democrat. In the poll, male lawmakers The specialist In energy al Ptnelands development. without a final vote, and legis- ment, handed out more punishments in accordance with the contract, he said Cole said the union also in the 00th Legislative Assembly are being locations credits New Jerseys The show is scheduled to be lative leaden say they can't Islamic law Firing squads executed three men In Abadan, Vaid wanted benefits the workers have enjoyed asked to rate certain attributes ol their 14 early participation to the fi- broadcast at 10:31 p.m. tomor- explain why. and Mashad for killing demonstrators against the shah. An for as long as 10 years written into the female colleagues. Points are awarded for nancial incentives offered by row. the government in both re- The bill would give persons ambulance driver was executed in Khoy for killing a person who contract. They were not specified in the "mouth, face, chest, rear, legs, body (to- search and law enforcement "We oppose over regu- buying health or lite insurance was trying to donate blood for wounded demonstrators. Two last contract. One Involved pay for time tal), smile, brains, friendliness, tease, talk- lation," he said. men were executed on morals charges at Tehran's Qasr prison, spent waiting for repairs on trucks. The ative, quiet, serious, humorous, sexy, But the program's success 10 days to read a policy and Rather than a moratorium one for running a brothel and one sexually assaulting minors. A other is a four-day work week instituted as dress, professional, lips, hair and eyes." binges upon voluntary com- return it without losing their on all construction in the entire young unmarried couple were given 20 lashes each in the a fuel-saving measure five years ago, Cole Rep. Glen Whallon, a Democrat believed to pliance of all B coastal states premium area as recently imposed by central city of Shahr Kord for "desiring sexual relations with said. be an organizer of the caucus, said the and ten United States territo- Since the bills first death, Gov. Brendan T Byrne's ex- female legislators have no right to be of- ries investigations have revealed a each other" and seven men were given five lashes each for fended by the poll. "They, did the same ecutive order. Paparone number of complaints directed gambling 1 Acceptance steadily grows thing last session," Whallon said, referring claimed only 300.000 to 370.000 at Insurance companies by 'Prep magazine set under the Carter adminis- to the informal poll in 1(77 when acres of the I million-acre elderly persons who claimed Chinese withdrawal continues tration, reports Hatiuieski WASHINGTON (AP) - The teen-agers Rutherford, a Republican, was selected as Pinelands merits such protec- the policies did not provide Only two states had enrolled as BANGKOK. Thailand (AP) - Vietnam and China charged who attend America's prep schools are the sexiest man in the Legislature. tion. what Ihe sales agents prom- of nine months ago, but the each other with new attacks In their border war today, but getting their own magazine. "Prep," pub- Rutherford said he didn't mind. "I enjoyed ised government consultant now Paparone's position mod- Western Intelligence officers In Bangkok reported the slow lished by a 21-year-old college senior, being a sex object," he said. boasts thirteen members and ifies previous total opposition Chinese withdrawal was continuing. Radio Hanoi said that as of promises to be "intelligent, literate, enter- expects seven more by Sep- by builders to both a construc- late Sunday, the Chinese were shelling, burning and plundering taining and, on occasion, irreverent." tion moratorium and to de- areas of aH six Vietnamese provinces along the northern border "There Is no magazine on the market today Plant finances study asked "The President's environ- velopmental controls Technicians face Xinhua, the official Chinese news agency, said Vietnamese for teen-agers," said publisher Eric mental message has made a Paparone advised (he slate loan of licences forces shelled parts of Guangxi Province in southeast China and Shawn, except for young women's beauty WASHINGTON (AP) - Republican big difference, but when to concentrate on preserving attacked withdrawing Chinese troops inside Vietnam "Chinese magazines, which he dismissed as "super- Sen. Bob Dole said yesterday the Justice you're In the middle of change the core area and establishing NEWARK (AP) - Twelve forces responded with an immediate counterattack on enemy ficial fluff." "There's more to a teen-ager's Department should appoint a special pros- it's hard to notice that It's tak- "developmental standards" X-ray technicians who passed positions, "(said Xinhua. "In every instance Chinese troops life than drugs and sex and getting Into a ecutor to look Into finances of the Carter ing place," said Matuaseskl. for the rest, such as "two- or licensing tests after gradu- Inflicted heavy losses on the ;.. Vietnamese." Hanoi had a good college. We want to give teens more Warehouse, the peanut operation owned by the president's family in Plains, Ga. "The "Our job now ii to educate three-acre tones ' ating last Hay from Essex counter claim for the eastern end of the border. It said Chinese credit than the stereotypes," said Shawn, a time has come when It would be In the best the public and to make the County College may lose their artillery there fired more than J.000 rounds Into an area of senior at Georgetown University here and He appeared with New Jer- interest of everyone, including the presi- signs of progress visible." con- jobs because their school re- Vietnam's coastal Quang Ninh Province, destroying homes and an alumnus of New York's Trinity prep sey Senate President Joseph dent, to appoint a special prosecutor to tinued Matuszeakl. co-author cords may have been falsified a ceramics factory. Tass, the official Soviet news agency, in a school. The premier issue of "Prep," which Merllno, I) Mercer, who has look Into loans involving the National Bank of Gritty Cities, a book about George D Harris, president dispatch from Hanoi said the Vietnamese Red Cross accused runs 23 pages, Includes articles on Exeter drafted moratorium legisla- of Georgia and the Carter family ware- New Jersey's industrial cities. of the two-year college, said he UM China* of the "maasaere of hundreds of civilians - dropout George Plimpton, internships on tion, and Sean Retlly, children, women and old people." Another Tass report from house," said Dole, R-Kan . in a statement He cites the establishment was notifying the state the Capitol Hill and "what your history teacher Pinelands coordinator for the Hanoi said the Chinese were moving frontier marker posts to read by an aide. of shuttle bus service to Sandy licenses should be revoked never told you about lacrosse." New Jersey Department of die south, deep into Vietnamese territory In Lang Son Province Hook's beaches as a creative Environmental Protection The 12 are among 17 radio- logy students whose degrees and were resettling ethnic Chinese there who had "fled" from response to the problem of lim- Citing the builders' call (or Settlement tentative Amendment debate planned have been revoked because the area earlier. It said in one instance 1,000 ethnic Chinese had ited access to ocean beaches "developmental standards," WASHINGTON (AP) - Congress, they failed to take required been resettled. and a shortage of parking Reilly said he sees a ground ST. LOUIS AP) - Negotiators reached spurred by the demands of state legisla- courses spaces for agreement tentative settlement yesterday on a con- tures, Is launching Its first full-scale debate 14 drown a* ferry sinks tract proposal that would end the 50-day- on amending the Constitution to require a old teachers strike that has kept 74,000 K1TWE, Zambia (AP) - Troops, police and civilian swim- balanced federal budget. A Senate Judi- students away from classes. The union mers recovered the bodies of 10 of the 40 persons who drowned ciary subcommittee, beginning the process executive board met last night but post- when a ferry capsized on the Kafue River near this Zambian today, was hearing from four senators poned until yesterday its decision on copper mining center, police said. The ferry, a raft mounted on favoring such a provision and one opposing whether to recommend the proposal, pontoons, was carrying 70 persons, including a number of it. The panel arranged to hear from Sens. agreed upon after a marathon bargaining children, when fast currents overturned the overloaded barge Robert Dole. R-Kan.; John Stennls, D- session early Saturday The ferry operator said the craft had a capacity Mlss. of IS passengers, and witnesses said the other 55 pushed aboard. 200 Arab Moxlem* massacred N'DJAMENA, Chad (AP) - At least 200 Arab Moslems have been killed by Mack troops in the second major massacre in southern Chad in 10 days, informed sources re- port.

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MARCH 12,1979 •»'•"' "•"• «l '"" II I Ill IIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIH Carton quits as Middletown GOP leader Hr MacDonald, now a county Obituaries Mr. Carton no longer has, he that a smooth transition takes Only Mr. Self's seat is at By BOB BRAMLEY of the game. The successful freeholder, has declared he told his party colleagues in his place is for me to resign as stake this fall; the Re- 'ttHMHtlllllMIIIIIIMIIIIIIMIII MIDDLKTOWN - Peter J. group is the one that has the will not run for the Township time to contact the new people letter chairman. I hereby do that," publicans must retain it to Carton, local Republican lead- stand a chance of regaining Committee in 1»8'- Mr. moving into the township and "I just have not been free Mr Carton wrote Horace L. Applegate Mrs. Delia Wright er since 1076 and a former control of the Township Com- CaDahan has not declared his mayor, has resigned as party to let them know which party this past year and even before He made it plain, however. intentions. KEANSBURG - Mrs De has their interests at heart. If mittee in 1*80, when seats held EATONTOWN - Horace chairman that to devote the time I think that he Is not giving up politics. Mr. Foulks said yesterday LceRoy Applegate, 70. of this ua Wright. 88, of M Raritan you can't hire a paid staff, then by Committeemen Allan J Mi Carton has endorsed is needed to serve as the chair- "I'm not disappearing. I'm he would uke to "turn things place, died yesterday at Mon Ave. died Fnday at Point you need volunteers with a lot willing to give as much time as MacDonald and Francis J. Harold II "Ruddy" Foulks. man of the Middletown GOP. around" if he is elected party mouth Medical Center, Long Pleasant Hospital. Point of time," Mr. Carton ex- When I felt this way in 1(77 and I am giving now as a member Callahan will be at stake another (Miner mayor, to re- chairman April 2. Branch Pleasant plained discussed it with a number of of the county committee," Mr Mr. Self has announced he place him in the local GOP "There have been a lot ol He was bom in Bradley Bom in Galway, Ireland, you, I was urged to continue as Carton explained. will seek re-election this fall. leadership pod It Is this kind of time that promises broken, and I don't Beach and had lived in Nep- she lived in New York City chairman for 1178. Despite •I He also said that for the like some of the things I've tune before moving here 55 before moving here 10 years that advice. I did attempt to In a letter dated March 8 moment, at least, he will not seen," he said years ago ago. sec if some of the individuals I addressed to the Republican seek elective office on the local He added that he believes Mr. Applegate retired in She was the widow of felt were qualified were in- County. Committee members, or higher levels The former the Republicans have an ex- 1 MO as a bricklayer Thomas J Wright, who died in terested in the position and mayor was an unsuccessful Mr. Carton called for a special cellent chance to regain con- His wife, the late Mrs 1172 meeting at H pm. Monday, would serve. I received a candidate for state Assembly trol of the township govern- Dorothea Applegate, died in Mrs Wnghl was a com April 2, in Buck Smiths restau- unanimous refusal from all in the 12th District in 1975 Thus, I ran for chairman in ment in 1980 1171 municant of St Ann's Romnn rant, East Keansburg, to elect Mr. Carton took over the June of 1978," Mr. Carton •I'm almost sure It will Surviving are • daughter, Catholic Church, here. his successor local GOP chairmanship from Wk ^^ wrote happen, I feel it in my bones," Mrs Margaret D. Horsman, Surviving are a son, Thom- Local party leaders are Joseph Azzolina in 1176 after he declared ben; two listers, Mrs. Geneva as Wiight Jr., here; a daugh normally chosem a week after Since then, Mr. Carton went serving as a Township Com- Mr Foulks served as a Gravatt of Long Branch and ter, Mrs Cecelia Gallagher nl the primary elections in June on, the time pressures have mitteeman from 1973 through Township Committeeman Mrs Aliene Fisher of Neptune, Brick Township; nine grand- become even worse. 1975 and as mayor in 1975 Un- from 1963 until 1972 He was and three grandchildren. children, and three great- "I'm endorsing Buddy for "Buddy Foulks has demon- der his leadership Frank A mayor in 1989.H70 and 1171. grandchildren the chairmanship because he The Robert A. Braun Home strated to me his interest, de- Self, an incumbent Township Declining to seek re-election in has wide appeal in the town- for Funeral is In charge of The John J Hyan Home for sire, enthusiasm and sincerity Committeeman who forms the 1(72, Mr Foulks remained In- ship, he has sincerity, and he arrangements Funerals is in charge of ar- to do the job. While there may minority on the governing active politically until accept- has long experience as a rangements me others interested and quali- body, was elected in 1976 How- ing a post as county commit- Township Committeeman and fied, they have not approached ever, the Democrats won the teeman a year ago Mix. Thomas as mayor." Mr. Carton said. me or worked to show that local elections in 1977 and 1978, "1 gave it up for seven Roland R. Conklin He added thai Mr Foulks. re- they wanted it With the new establishing their current 4 1 Baldwin tired from a career as an agent years to get a rest. Well, now I UNION BEACH - Roland year starting the best step that edge on the Township Commit- for Metropolitan Life Insur- fee! I'm rested." he said KEANSBURG - Mrs. R. Conklin. 61, of Ash Street, can be taken now to be sure tee HareUH. F»i ance Co ulso has the time Peter J.CarUi Catherine M Baldwin, 77, of died Saturday at the Veterans M which a local political leader this place, died Saturday at Hospital. Kast Orange needs for successful man Rivervlew Hospital, Red He was born in Hoboken Bank agement of the fortunes of his and lived here 30 years after party. Bom in Jersey City, she moving from Union City. MONARC operation criticized "Organization is the name lived there until moving here Mr. Conklin was retired J5 years ago. chief purchasing with Harold By J. SCOTT ORR with contentions by Mr. Cow- "The programs are being been contacted about the con- The strike will continue un- She was a member of the Pitman Compnny, Secaucus nens that the agency is running continued as usual, but we re- tract or the meeting, but Mr til then. Ms Gutenkauf said Golden Age, 'the Greater Paul K. Langley He was an Army veteran of SHREWSBURY - Sub- normally without the strikers located them to make it easier Cownan said the association's When asked how long she ex- Keansburg Senior Citizens, the NEPTUNE - Paul Barry World War II stitute teachers cannot safely She said they have closed for ourselves We have to attorney had been in touch pects the strike to continue, Methodist Senior Citizens' Or- Langley, 32. of 707 Berkeley Surviving are his widow, and adequately fill the shoes of down three of five programs make the best use of the people with the union and that ar- she stuck to her response; "AB ganization and the Democratic Lane, died Saturday at Free- Mrs Ann Brown Conklin; two striking teachers of the Mon- and the ones that are operating we have," he said rangements had been made lor long as it takes" honors, he Club of Keansburg hold Area Hospital. Freehold brothers, Roscoe Conklin of mouth Association for Re-have lost about half of their "We have only closed one the Thursday said She was a communicant of Township. Toms River and Lewis Conklin tarded Children (MONARC), a attendance. She said the adult St. Ann's Roman Catholic program, the adolescent of Union City, two sisters. spokeswoman for the teachers activities program, the special Church, here. He was burn in Matawan education program, the rest Mrs Pauline (Only of North said yesterday. work activities program and are open We hope to reopen it Keansburg man Surviving are her husband, and he lived here since 1977. Bergen anil Mrs. Gloria Get- Reiterating charges that the adolescent education pro- this week, although we have no Thomas Baldwin; and two sis- tings of Jersey City. the programs are not being gram have all cancelled The plans to attempt to open it ters, Mrs. Margaret Garret! of Mr Langley was employed The Day Funeral Home. safely run, Dorothy weekend respite program, was Monday (today)." he said Jersey City, and Mrs. Khz- as a cook at the Jersey Shore charged in crash Keyport, is in charge of ar- Gutenkauf, a representative of also dosed this weekend, she abeth Sullivan of Lodi Hospital, here The teachers went on strike rangements. • the NJ Federation of Teach- said Wednesday demanding a pay HAZI.KT - A bO>car-cild sisted in pulling the sla- The John J. Ryan Home for He was a an Army veteran ers, the. union which repre- She said participants of the increases and better benefits Keansburg man has been lionwagon from the creek Funerals is in charge of ar- of the Vietnam Conflict sents 38 of 50 agency employ- Negotiation have been going charged with driving while un rangements Mist* F. L. Knodcll special work activities and Police said the rescue Surviving are his mother, ees, said there has been no adoleseent education pro- on since May. but no settle- der the influence ol alcohol af- squad labored for almost three learning taking place in the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Mrs Beatrice Langley, with grams were consolidated with ment has been reached Nego- ter losing control of his 1973 hours using a "heavy rescue Valentino Zorzetto agency's classrooms since the — Miss Florence L Knodell, whom he made his home; his the work opportunity center. tiations broke off Tuesday, but Buick stationwagon. which boom" to pull the car straight strike began four days ago LINCROFT- Valentino 82, or 149 East Washington father, Albert Langley of Mr. Cowen, however, said the association promised a crashed through a guardrail "« up out of the water Police aakl Zorzetto, 86, of 14 High Point Ave., died yesterday at the At- Keansburg; seven brothers, "These kind of children that the two programs were contract proposal to the union Fourth Street and plunged into a tow truck winch was then Road, died Saturday at Riv- lantic Highlands Nursing Alan Langley of Asbury Park need to develop a stable rela- not consolidated, they were memebers by a meeting set for Waackaack CtMk yesterday, used to pull the vehicle over to erview Hospital, Red Bank. Home. Albert Langley of New York lloashlp with an adult if learn- moved into the same building Thursday. police reported the roadway lit waa bom in Italy and Lily, Michael Langlay of long ing Is to take |il;ur A MIIH.I 11 in • Although he would make no Angek) R 4>alemo. of-W She was born In"Newark lived here 14 years. He resided Branch, and Victor, Steven. simply cannot come in and es- comment on the status of the Myrtle Ave.. was able lo climb and she lived here 25 years Land plane safely previously in New York City. Brian and Anthony, all at tablish that kind of rela- Treppel proposal or its contents. Ed- out an open car window to She was a retired self-em- tionship." Ms. Gutenkauf said 1 Mr. Zorzetto retired 20 home; three listen, the Miss- ward Rosell. chairman of the safety moments brfori the car DKNVILLE (AP) - Two ployed commercial artist years ago as a mason, and was es Jeanne and Suzanne But Roy Cowan, the as- association board, said yester- sunk into the 4-5 font deep tidal men escaped injury when they Langley, both at home, and sociate executive director of a member of the Masonry-Ten- Surviving are a sister, Mrs announces day that a board meeting creek, according lo I.I John landed a a tingle-engine air- Miss Joanne Langley of Long the agency, said the agency's ders union, in New York. Edna Wells, with whom she tomorrow is expecteti to yield Fetherston of Hazlel Police plane on a golf course after the Branch programs are running almost Surviving are two sisters in lived; and two nieces a new offer He said informa- Mr Salerno wu traveling engine died, police say normally candidacy Italy tion will be released following east on Fourth Street at 3 28 Aviation instructor Jeffrey The Bedle Funeral Home, The John E. Day Funeral The John V Condon Funei "Of course using new OCEAN TOWNSHIP - the meeting p.m.. police said, when he ap- G Luckey. 22, of Morris Matawan, is in charge of ar- Home, Red Bank, is in charge al Home is in charge of ar- teachers is going to be a little Belsi Treppel, a 14-year resi- Ms. Gutenhauf said that as parently lost control of the car. Plains, and student Michael rangements. of arrangements rangements difficult, just as it is at the dent of 179 Delaware ltd and of yesterday the union had not which plunged an estimated WilUngs of New York were beginning of a school year. an active citizen, has an- 6-10 feet into the creek frying over Denville when the Things are not precisely nor- nounced her candidacy for one No other caji were in- engine of the Cessna 15! con- mal, but the program is run of the five council seats to be volved in the accident and no ked out, police said ning. We have certified people decided in the May 8 elections injuries were reported After radioing for help, and there is no danger to the here, The Hazlet CIvU Defense Luckey. the pilot, landed the child," Mr. Cowan said Primarily active in youth Rescue Squad under the dim plane on the first fairway of "It's true that a child got activities, Mrs Treppel has lion of Assistant Civil Defense the Rockaway River Country hurt, but it wasn't the kind of served on the executive board Director Fritz Dorflein as- nub thing that a teacher could have of the PTA, has been a p It's the kind of Brownie troop leader and in thing that happens in schools volved in youth groups of the everywhere." he said of an in- Oakhurst First United Method- WHY NOT cident in which a student hit ist Church. She was instrument another student in the face tal in the fofrnalion of ffie Mon- withachair. mouth and Ocean County But Ms Gutenkauf dls- chapters of the Families In- EXTRA... agreed, "the regular teacher terested in Adoption, adoption would know which student is group, likely to pick up a chair and hit She has served as chair- TWIN BORO FEDERAL SAVINGS someone, "shesaid "When we woman of the township's an- AND LOAN ASSOCIATION were told of the incident the nual cancer drive, 94 BROAD STREET—EATONTOWN teachers knew without being Mrs Treppel is a senior $42-0404 told which student was in- nursing student at the MENSWEAR volved," she added Brookdale Community Col- SALE Ms. Gutenkauf disagreed legevLincroft. MEN'S SUITS WEEKLY Smpte * Bo*r°^c DINNER SPECIAL

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By SYLVIA PORTER The sale of land by interstate real estate Not all promotional land sales operations are operators has now rocketed to a volume of M covered by the law. If the land sales program is billion a year — with mounting numbers of you exempt, no registration is required. These exemp- buying undeveloped lots for your future retire- tions include tracts of fewer than 50 lots not a part ment homes, second home locations, recreational YOUR MONEY'S of a common promotional sales plan, lots in a or campsite use. subdivision where every lot is five acres or more in size, lots in which a residential, commercial or If you are among these Americans, you may industrial building has been erected; real estate rind you've made a good deal with an honest and WORTH pursuant to a court order; government agency reliable developer — and you also may not. For real estate; cemetery lots; and securities Issued there is simply no denying that this field has long by a real estate trust, among others been blotched by a racketeering fringe, un- scrupulous operators whose promotions hurt Ihe A warning: don't buy "site unseen ' Make a list of the factyyou will need to know A sampling: vast majority of honest developers as well as you. Know the facts about the development, the How large will the development become? What a victim developer, and the lot you are considering are the zoning controls: Clubhouse? Swimming As tar back as 1968. Congress passed the Know how to respond to high-pressure sales pool? Fishing lake' Other amenities? Interstate Land Sales Act to offer a measure of campaigns. What are extra charges for these amenities? protection for you, the would-be buyer The act is If the company from which you plan to buy Is Provisions to assure construction and proper administered by the Department of Housing and offering SO or more unimproved lots for sale CABINET SHOWROOM OPENS - Alonart Kitchens has opened It new maintenance' What about sewer and water ser- showroom ot Elm Lanes, Route 35, Eatontown, specializing in kitchen cabi Urban Development's Office of Interstate Land through the mail or any other form of interstate vice? Garbage and trash collection? net fronts which con be applied to existing cabinet frames. Co-owner Alan Sales Registration ie a "full disclosure" law commerce, it must be registered with the Depart- Greenwold shows a new cabinet surface to a customer in one of several which requires the seller to register his develop- ment of Housing and Urban Development, it must What about access roads to your property? complete kitchens on display. The showroom is open daily from 10 a m. to 6 ment with the federal government and to disclose file a statement of record with HUD and provide How will they be surfaced? Maintained? What will p.m. to protective buyers all important fads about the prospective buyers with a properly report con- they cost' What hens or encumbrances exist on land that is for sale taining detailed information about the property your property? Will you receive a deed or a recordable sales contract upon purchase? Will HUD itself does not pass on the development's Its failure to do this is a violation of Ihe law your payments be placed in a special escrow menu which could result in a 15.000 fine, up to five years account to pay for the property or be spent at There are two general categories of promo- in prison, or both once? If the developer defaults, could you lose tional land sales: If you cannot obtain a copy of the property your investment to satisfy a claim against Ihe (1) Oflsite sales. Here, you have never even report, HUD will provide you with one for a 12 50 development' Is there a homeowners associa- visited the subdivision in which the lot you are fee When requesting this material, write HUD- tion? purchasing is located OILSR. 451 Seventh St S.W., Washington. DC (?) Onsite sales Here, you have viewed the 20410, giving the name of the developer, develop- This sampling underlines one vital point: do development ment and location of the subdivision. If you re- your homework! If you plan to purchase a lot offered by promo- ceive the property report less than 48 hours prior If you believe you have been cheated in a deal tional land sales, warns HUD. take plenty of time to the lime of your signing the contract or agree covered under the Interstate Land Sales Act since before reaching a decision Before you sign a ment. you have the right to revoke the agreement April 28. 1969. write to HUD-OILSR (address purchase agreement, contract, or check by notice to the seller until midnight of the third above) Give specific details, name of developer, Know your rights as a buyer business day following your transaction. location, copies of documents you signed Hold those shares of AT&T MlllltHIIIIIIIHHIUIIIIIIHtMIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHI By DAVID R. SARGENT earnings were up 20% last year Rochester Gas & Electric Is basis. In addition to a dividend Q - My wife and I are In on a 27 percent rise in sales attractive primarily on a yield of 11.44 a share, which pro- «r Ute forties We have ac- There is some concern about cigarette consumption. Hold vides over an 8 percent return nmalaled abut Oi.tM In SUCCESSFUL the long term trend for for now. currently. 3 percent in stock is •lacks. All dlvMfads are belag paid annually. Hold. rrlavrilrd fICtpl far onr New money should be used OLD-TIMERS NIOHT — Borough Councilman Robert Marks of Red Bank Hack Ikat pays no dlvldeads •Wins award- lo acquire Upjohn Company aad aMthrr tkil alien aa lick (NYSE), a research leader in (center) presents a plaque to Henry Hlggins honoring him for 60 years ot TARPON SPRINGS, Fla mostly destroyed by fire. The active service with Union Hose Company No I of the Red Bonk Volunteer pUa My pcrtloUo Is based in the $3 00 area Prospects for the pharmaceutical industry. maslly aa high yield slacks aad home construction in the 1980s — Engineer Daniel B Acciani existing slab foundation was The firm also has significant Fire Deportment, during the company s recent Old Timers Night. Also hon- of Red Bank. N.J.. designed cleared, and the new Stran ored were, left to right, Dominick Pingitore, Angelo DePonti ond Paul Silver, I waader If wt should mave are bright, and Georgia-Pacif- thrust in its chemical and agri- lit* bums with mare grawtk ic is well worth buying. the new Abelson Oldsmobile steel building components cultural lines. Earnings last who received watches for their 25 years ol service with the company. Not dealership in Keyport. N.J.. pateattal? »ouW yaa look over Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer is a were used to create a new year were up 40 percent to pictured are John "Jack" Applegate. 50 years of service; Harry Soden Sr , 25 which won an international aar ttst (eadated) aad make speculation, deriving most of structure on the same site. 1436a share. Once your initial years; Adrian Woodward. 53 years; Hugh Ryder. 53 years, Albert Sniffen, 52 award for its builder, I'M- uggeitlaas? H.c. Callfarala its revenues from its hotel Three walls of bronze glass purchase is made, take advan- years; Albert Herbert, 43 years, Charles Jones. 41 -years, Harry Hopkins, 40 Structured Building Systems, A — Actually your list is gambling=casino operations. In open the building to the out tage of the company's dividend yeorjr Jock Loversldge; 39 yean; William Brooks. 34 years; Alex Rogei, 30 Inc., of Fair Haven. NJ years; Berton Crelin, 29 years; Henry Canonico. 27 yeors, and Ed Gelso, 26 mixed, with some speculative conjunction with Hurrah's and side. ~7~ reinvestment plan to add to years. issues, some growth and some Hilton Hotels. MGM will de- The building won an Award your holdings. income holdings velop a 35-acre site in Atlantic of Excellence in the Stran 1979 Firm relocate)* (Mr. Sargent cannot an- Furthermore. I see no reasons City. Until 1978, Dixson, Inc. Building Design Achievement RED BANK - The Mon- swer all mail personally, but to suggest any changes Amer- (OTC) had a good record of Awards competition here The mouth Center Printing Shop, a will answer all questions pos- ican Telephone has just upped earnings growth, but rising award was presented to the program of the Monmouth sible in his column.) its dividend 9 percent to tl 25 a costs reduced earnings from 80 builder recently in a ceremony Center for Vocational Re- share quarterly Dividend in- cents a share to 25 cents If you here habilitation, has relocated creases have averaged close to are willing to take the risk, A key feature of Ihe build from the center's Pearl Street NEED CASH? 10 percent a year for the last both issues may be held. ing which earned it the award facility to Bridge Avenue, at was the resurrection of the old the comer ot Front- Street in AFC tffm • KIWHM I*: five years, easily outpacing in- Brown-Forman Distillers • Paying Off Bills flation in that period Progress (ASE) has acquired Southern block structure after it was Red Bank. • Horn* Improvements should continue apace and the Comfort, a rapidly growing • College Tuitions shares should be held brand, for (90 million. Hold. Refinance your home ot Itt prttenl mortgage value Spe- Georgia-Pacific has com- General Telephone (NYSE) is OUR 54th YEAR cioliung In lecondary mort- piled a remarkable record of the largest of the independent gage* & loom for private & cor- porate enterprise* with simple growth Since 1868. sales and telephone companies In addi- Interest 1 long term payout profits have quadrupled, and tion to its telephone opera- schedules Find out It you Qualify. Coll dividends have advanced from tions, GTE is an important AFC Today For An Appointment 25 cents a share to SI 10 Even manufacturer and this end of in the Privacy Of Your Home or the business contributes close mis In Our Office at no obligation with a slowdown in housing, NO LIGHT • ROOM DARKENING this year's earnings should be to half of sales Philip Morris's WINDOW SHADE SUMP PUMPS • white on both sides • Plain bottom by Gfnova • up to 36" 4M on your rollar | "K—pt you cooler In summer, warmer In winter" ANTHONY FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS 641 BroMwey upright (#95051) '32 BROAD ST. . REDBANK Weil Long Brine" OPEN r DAYS 1 741-7500 ALLEN "ROASTED" — Albert E. "Buddy Allen, former freeholder, right, submambl. (#95071) 99" 870-6300 Is honored at a "roast" dinner Saturday night by, from left, Josh A. Wills and Mary Lou Smith, the "roast-masters", and Malcolm Will, co-chairman of the dinner, which was held ot Buck Smiths restaurant, in East Keonsburg. Monmouth Building Center 777 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury THE MONMOUTH COUNTY COALITION Tay-Sachn tenting Tamils program planned at hospital set Tor March 25 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP discussed will be parental — A program designed In as- roles and needs, sibling rival- FOR HUMAN SERVICES ANNOUNCES ITS LONG BRANCH - A sist parents in Ihoir ruli1 in the ry, family communication, screening to detect carriers of family. " The Art of Parent' nurtntional needs and feeding Tay-Sachs disease will be con- ing." will be given at Freehold problems, temper tantruems. ducted March 25 from 11 am Area Hospital on ill . nn bed-wetting.thumb sulking, PUBLIC ELECTION to 1 p.m at the Jewish Com- secutive Wednesdays starting toilet training and the growth munity Center of Greater Mon- April 4 from Mn HI |i m and development of children mouth County. Ocean Town- Aniimi1 the subjects to he fruin birth to adolescence. On Tuesday. Mar£h27 8 to 10 pm in the courtroom ol the Hall ,ot Records, Freehold, 7 ship, in co-sponsorship with consumer representatives will be elected to the Monmouth Counly Coalition lor Human the Genetics Counseling Pro- Just Services (lormerly Title XX Coalition) This election is open to all residents ol the county who gram of Monmouth Medical CONTACT LENSES reside in Areas I. IV. V Nominations for these vacancies will be accepted Irom Ihe floor the Center call in evening ol the election Candidates for election must be present at the time ol their Testing will be directed In Contact lenses are available lor the correc- nomination The function of the coalition is to determine, assess and establish priorities for Dr. Eugene E Grebner. direc- needed services within the county, and fo make appropriate recommendations lo Ihe tor of research and laboratory tion of nearsightedness, farsightedness your Monmouth Counly Board ol Chosen Freeholders. Ihe state Department of Human Services in the Tay-Sachs prevention and astigmatism. and other perlinent state agd lederal agencies program of Thomas Jefferson Candidales will be elected from each of the following Ihree regions: Medical College. Philadelphia SPRING bills, LIMITED <* OFFER TIME ONLY well pay Area I: Two (2) • two year terms. Hazlet, Holmdel. Keansburg, Keyport. TOWNSHIP OF Union Beach. Malawan Borough and Aberdeen Township MIDDLETOWN SOFT LENSES them at Area IV: Two (2) • one year terms. Asbury Park. Avon, Belmar, Bradley llrdi II Iff? Theaa ara the no boiling, Beach, Bnelle, Manasquan. Neptune City. Neptune, Sea Girt, •oil lanMi lor the correc- South Belmar. Spring Lake. Spring Lake Heights, and Wall. tion ol naaralghtadneaa less cost — other lanaai available. Area V: Three (3) - fwo year terms, Allentown, Colts Neck, Englishtown, Farmmgdale. Freehold Borough. Freehold Township, Howell. and much Manalapan. Marlboro. Millstone. Roosevelt, Upper Freehold SOFT LENSES ARE FULLY Township. GUARANTEED FOR 30 DAYS less There will be no elections in Area II, which consists of Atlantic Highlands. Highlands. Fair Love them or yuur money fully refund) Haven, Red Bank, Rumson. Little Silver. Middletown and Sea Bright, or in Area III which consists of Allenhursf. Deal, Eatontown, interlaken. Loch Arbour. Long Branch:Monmouth • HARD LENS *nh Hnt $55. pr. bother. Beach. Ocean Township, Oceanporl, Shrewsbury. Tinlon Falls, and West Long Branch MM Appwntm«ni RecrMlw Advaxxv • GAS PERMEABLE FLEX LENS tint* $75. pr. Candidates must be consumers A consumer is anyone who is not a full time or part time EXAMINATIONS, FITTING. ADJUSTMENT ,paid employee or representative of any public or privale human service organization in COLD CARE KIT AND FOLLOW-UP CARE Monmouth County. Candidates must be residents ol Ihe area they wish to represenl. and V Ag>M«n««il J«twr C 140. ADDITIONAL candidates must be at least eighteen (18) years of age All candidates and voters must AppMl Rnok PwtrmOe HewMion present proof of place ol residence. Acceptable proof is a driver's license or voter Authotung Plymeni Aitftrtu t ( - registration ID card Voting closes at 10 p m Htf DR. JEROME WILDMAN County NncolciStriluif S Ai flM OPTOMETRIST Further information may be received by contacting Ihe Coalition office at 431-7955; 9 Man 654 Newman SprinjsRd. lor lurttwr Information or a.m. -4.30 pm ftngo and WM Apptcllont Keystone Savings Plrtienl <* ft* Llncrolt, N.J. appolntmant call 842-6600 NOTUM ' MtUVTMUl' MUU1AMN

\ The Daily Register Another Carter appointee Did Ross teU him of the Established In 1178 - Published by The Red Rank Register •y JACK ANDERSON "He then said that when alleged offer' "You know, if WASHINGTON - Another Tucker was appointed to HU-D he did, that went right over my of President Carter's sub-Cabi- he would throw work my way. ARTHUR Z. KAMIN WASHINGTON head." Tucker told Cohn. "I net appointees may be caught if I forgave the campaign debt President and Editor didn't hear Ross say that and I up in a financial scandal. He is "I told him I didn't fed like would have to deny Ross said Sterling Tucker, a respected SCENE working all over again to earn that to me." Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor District or Columbia political what I had earned the first The tapes are mute on this figure, who is Carter's newest time. Boggs replied. 'Oh, you crucial point; Ross says the g MONDAY. MARCH 12.1979 assistant secretary of Housing Tucker was recommended wouldn't have to work dollar tape was being flipped over. and Urban Development. tor his new $30,000 post as an for dollar tor what you did To assess the reliability Tucker ran unsuccessfully assistant secretary by HUD during the campaign.' The ANDERSON Tucker's memory, our re last year for mayor of Wash- Secretary Patricia Bates clear impbcatlon is that the porter asked Tucker aboul an- How the West waa lost ington, DC, and had the usual Harris. Quickly confirmed, he campaign debt would be paid mindful of this conversation. other statement he had made, campaign debts. We have now has taken up his duties at off with sweetheart contracts It wouldn't take much, and to Ross - and which wai^ln- obtained a sworn affidavit that HUD from Tucker." theje things happen..." deed recorded accuses Tucker's attorney of But while the appointment This conversation took Ross: "If I relinquish this Tucker (to Ross): "People trying to pay off one creditor was still pending, Tucker, ac- place on Jan. !. according to obligation, some of these politi- I've known for years won't re- by promising Tucker's help in cording to our sources, felt he Ross. The next day he called cal things might just flow my turn calls ... I've done things obtaining government con- would stand a better chance of Boggs and then Tucker, while way?" for them for years And at tracts for him. While House approval if his a private investigator re- Boggs: "I'm sure they will some point I'll be in a position The affidavit also charges campaign debts were cleared corded the conversation We Let's face it, Sherwood, you " to/lo things for them again" that Tucker did not voice any up. All the creditors except have the tapes of those con- worked1 hard, you sweated surprise or objection when the Ross were satisfied. versations hard, nobody's going to forget Tucker loldtohn flatly thai he had made no such creditor told him of the alleged At one point Tucker and Ross reminded Tucker's at- that..." offer Both Tucker and his at- Boggs were under the im- torney of his implied offer of Ross asked if Boggs could statement Yet we have the torney, Woodrow Boggs. have pression that Ross had agreed the day before, and restated speak for Tucker, and Boggs tapes that prove he did So It's vehemently denied any wrong- to aettle for 12.000 or 12,500 his objection to earning his fee replied: "I kind of think I can possible Tucker's memory doing But we have obtained Acting on this misconception. twice al this point He's personally failed him in regard to other secret tape recordings that Tucker Informed the While Boggs then replied: "Ster- aware of what the situation parts of the controversial con- lend credence to the charges. House that his campaign debts ling has never forgotten, you is." versation The affidavit, obtained by had been taken care of. know, whatever anyone has Ross then called Tucker. Boggs at first denied mak- our associates Gary Conn and Ross says he never agreed ever done for him. and I don't He states in his affidavit that ing any statements that could Sam Fogg, was signed by Sher- to a partial payment; Tucker think it's a matter of having to he told Tucker. "Woody Boggs be interpreted as an improper wood Ross, a media consul- and Boggs say the media man do work over again in the theo- told me today that when you offer Confronted with the tant. Tucker wound up owing agreed and then changed his retical sense ... I think it's a are in HUD you would throw tape, he explained that he had him $10,730 for work in the mind. At any rate. Boggs ap- matter of doing some work but work my way." and adds been talking aboul "recom mayoral campaign parently was afraid the While certainly not all the time as it "Tucker did not bal an ey mendations.' not government Unlike Tucker's other cam- House would think Tucker had (unintelligible) to dollar for when I pointed oul what Boggs contracts "Whatever was paign creditors, most of whom lied about the campaign debts dollar had said" said." Boggs told us. "nobody agreed to settle for aboul 25 and would scotch the appoint- "Once the man becomes Tucker told our associate was offering Ross a sweet cents on the dollar. Ross re- ment secretary, there are things Gary Conn that there had been heart deal to erase a debt ' fused to accept partial "Woody Boggs told me that will be automatic And "absolutely no conversation of Footnote Ross has asked payment for his services He is that I stood between Tucker Sterling Is political and the any such kind He said. "I've FBI Director William Webster suing Tucker for the full and his appointment if I didn't people around him are politi- not made any oilers or done to order a full investigation of amount seltle," Ross' affidavit states cal, and I will certainly be anything wrong " hii charges Another two-sided story

By JAMES J.K1LPATRICK when union organizers sudden spaced pages WASHINGTON - When ly stepped up activity at West- It is absurd - it is Incon- the "labor reform" package ceivable — to suppose that Vi- was pending on Capitol Htll a CONSERVATIVE..-'^ -£--J^ vian Belton. an hourly wgrker ~ making elastic braid in * < M year ago, union spokesme. VI17W message loud and clear field. N.C.. has any matenal cited one horrid exampl V IE, W "Stand By J.P. Stevens She evidence whatever on the mat- above all others to show u. heard cheers, jeers and ter of antitrust conspiracies or why the bill was needed. This IIHIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIII snickers was the horrid example of J P securities violations The sub- poena has but one purpose — Stevens & Company, manufac- player that if this affair were One thing led lo another to chill dissent, lo shul her up turers of blankets, towels, being staged, her name., The first thing she knew, she And Mrs Belton is only one of sheets and carpets. wouldn't even appear in a foot- was in fact an activist She KILPATRICK many Slevens workers thus in- Daily we were regaled by note. She is an attractive wom- gave out tee-shirts and timidated. stories of the company's per- an, barely 90, dark-haired: her leaflets; she signed a Relief from a looming crisis fidy. Its unfairness, its tyran- speech has the soft Southern statement supporting the com- Resisting this effort. Mrs nical conduct. In this cadence of a mountain stream pany's position, she went lo a bringing with her a fantastic Belton has filed an affidavit President Carter's request for needs lo be done to stave off its occur- melodrama, the Amalgamated sliding over rapids. Her hus- meeting of fellow employees array of documents. that carries the nng of a good emergency standby authority to ration rence. Clothing and Textile Workers band, Waller, works for a for- opposed to the union. In (he The union demanded of bronze bell: "I believe that I gasoline and mandate fuel economies Union was cast as the innocent est produafs company They union's view, she gol to be a Mrs. Belton every record, pa- have just as much right not lo In his press conference, Mr. have a grown daughter and Join the union and try to con- ought to be approved by Congress. As Belinda, tbe company as the real pain. So in October the per, letter, memorandum, Carter failed to address the disrup- villainous Rudolph Rassen- two grandsons. Mrs Belton union slapptd her with a sub- diary, newspaper, notice, vince other employees not to the president made clear in his recent tions caused by the depressed and dale. works as a training instructor poena duces tecuni statement and check In her join the union as the union does press conference, such approval is all regulated price of domestically pro- Well, they teach us as cubs and operator at Ihe J.P. possession, relating In any to try to get employees to sup- Stevens plant in Westfield. port it I also believe I have the more warranted by constraints duced petroleum. Thus he left the that every story has two sides. This is a subpoena "bring it way, in whole or In part, lo the written into the proposal which safe- and this story is no exception N.C. She is a freeborn woman with you." The union had filed Stevens company The union just as much nghl lo oppose misleading impression that the nation who lives just over the line in and work against the union as guard against rationing except when The Stevens outfit, beyond a strange suit against Stevens demanded every such docu can cope without in turn encouraging Patrick County. Va. And she men) in her possession, cover- the union has to seek support absolutely needed. question, is a tough, bare- in a federal District Court in the development of domestic energy knuckled outfit that has fought wants no part of the Textile New York City — strange in ing a period of nearly four among the publli for its ac- Workers Union. tivities. . and 1 do not think the Judging from testy responses to resources. Such development is the union every step of the this regard, that the union's years, relating in any way to the president by members of Con- way; Its record of labor rela- Vivian Belton never in- suit was not grounded in labor fellow employees who might union has the right Hi ask me needed urgently. Mr. Carter should the Identity of my fellow em- gress, however, there is every indica- tions is awful But the Textile tended to be an anti-union ac- law but In antitrust law and also oppose the union The un- advance it by the exercise of authority Workers Union is no virtuous tivist. She is not a member of ion demanded to know the ployees and oihrrs who hold tion that many would prefer to haggle securities law. Mrs Bellon embodiment of sweetness and the J.P Stevens Employees awoke to find that she had names of such persons The the same beliefs that I do " on behalf of the myriad individual already at his disposal permitting the phased deregulation of the deflated light. Attend, if you will, to the Educational Committee. "I'm been "commanded" by a fed- union demanded to know all Hang tough, grandma' And interests affected by a rationing pro- story of Vivian Joyce Belton not a member of any commit- eral judge lo appear in Stuart. about the tee-shirts Ttyr list don't let (he big guys wear you gram. Instead, members should sup- prices paid for U.S. produced crude Mrs. Rellon Is so much a bit tee." But some months ago. Va.. at such-and-such an hour. ran on for three long single- down port the administration's effort to oil. cope with serious fuel shortages, a WilB petroleum cosls already phenomenon which promises to trou- pummeling the U.S. economy in the ble the U.S. for the foreseeable future. aftermath of the Iranian crisis, recent Joint flood fight urged In an emergency, everyone could OPEC price increases and independ- ent hikes by the Kuwaitis, Mr. Carter not be satisfied, but the adminis- Keansburg Health is in the process of nn at least one day a wt-rk and tration's plan would spread the incon- and his advisers are understandably To the Editor plementing a program which every Saturday It is im- venience of fuel shortages evenly and reluctant to undermine further the " We - the Bayshore Water FROM OUR READERS would put paramedics into the possible for Ihe working man Gate Homeowners Committee field in this slate The Idea of or woman to attend this pro- then permit arbitration of cases of fight against inflation by allowing LrttoM II Ifw t«t»r mgil b« flf* Md h«v« Hi* wrHtf'I t wish to call upon the residents I tmim» Mniftar TMr tin «•! ••(•ti m w«« MiftitH updaUng the emergency tare gram. If we were trained in special hardship. In the present situ- domestic crude oil to rise to the price «fltt •! ci l*r •met ir •i*trttm«fit» • of the world market The adminis- of Hazlet. Mlddletown and of the residents of this state is the field we would supply the ation resulting from the lapse of Ira- Keansburg to band together in a wonderful idea, but Ihe ambulances. Ihe people, and nian oil production, the use of that tration's strategy is flawed by the our battle against the flooding manner in which they propose Ihe equipment, anil absolutely presidential authority is not war- naive expectation that some more con- of our properties. proached (he townships in the involved area, we are liv- Is going lo kill people, as sure no cost to the taxpayer and ing proof that the closing al 4 ranted. But those shortages could venient moment will arise for phased For many years we have which we live, the Flood Con as I am typing this letter lo still keep the quality of care iiol Board and the Army Corp feet 6 inches has yet to prove you. • high because we do what we du grow, and it is better to have the deregulation. suffered water damage to our homes, land, automobiles and of Engineers, the latter of effective. The system will house two because we enjoy serving peo- emergency procedures ready for a •Such convenience for a difficult other personal property. We do which designed and con- For years, we have pleaded teams of paramedics at each ple, not because It is a job quick application. Carping from Con- and unpopular decision is unlikely lo not understand why we are structed these gates, staling with the Army Corps of Engi- of the 10 hospitals in this pro- From the information we gress, whose record on energy is one arise for this administration or any subjected to this damage since that their closing, when the neers to authorize the per- gram. Each hospital will serve have there is federal money other. With the era of petroleum short- "floodgates" were built in 1974 tide reaches 4 feet 6 inches sonnel at the Hood gate to low- 730,000 people. The states available if the state can im of obstructionism, should not be al- to protect us from such events above sea level would prevent er the closing lo 3 feet D inches. ages already here. I ho era of conve- claim is that they will only plement this program by sum- lowed to undermine administration ef- We as individuals, have ap- any flooding As residents of This is a safe level for all Ihe mer What we want is a public nience has become a part of the past, answer 3 to 5 percent of the forts to foster an atmosphere of public surrounding municipalities calls which will be the very hearing on this, and a chance conservation. and the administration should not wait When the flooding occurs, critical ones. I would like lo for input Information, so we Still, the Carter administration's for a day when deregulation will be not only are we unable to leave quickly show you how deathly can design a program which proposal for dealing with a oven more difficult and painful than our homes, but police, first aid this system will be. Our squad would serve all the people and firemen are unable io last year answered Just over equally hypothetical emergency is not all that now. reach us. 2,000 calls, and we serve a F-d Chandler We are getting nowhere as community of about 20.000 peo- individuals, thus we urge any- ple. Monmouth Medical Center Grateful Call it 'Jtriljantin' one in these three municipal- will be the hospital In our area ities, in.the same situation, to Hair Haven to have the paramedics. This To The Editor: appeal of this nation's popular culture band together and help us fight hospital will serve all of Mon- There has been a lot of doomsay- I would appreciate \,,ur an affirmation of the vitality, for our safety and our proper- mouth County, and parts of ing lately about a perceived loss of ty. Some of us have suffered a publishing (his letter of grat- American influence in the world, but openness and — in a word — freedom Ocean, and Middlesex. There itude, loss so great that we have had are about 50 squads alone in thai continue to bo synonymous with On behalf nl my brother it tends lo express itself in terms of to sell our homes al half their Monmouth County. If each one and myself; 1 would like to geopolitics ("Who lost Iran?") and "America" around the world. value. As taxpayers, we are answers 2,000 calls that comes publicly thank all ih,. people The latest — admittedly nut entitled to positive action, lo 100,000 calls a year. Five military science (does the Soviet Un- who helped us when our which is long overdue. percent of that Is 5,000 calls the ion have a throw-weight advantage carthshaking — evidence for this father. Peter G, Bakutes. re- Anyone Interested in join- state will answer. How will over the United Slates?). thesis comes from Belgrade, Yugo- cently suffered • stroke. T« ing with us, please contact they determine which is the slavia. A Wall Street Journal reporter Patrolman Robert Frank of Not much attention is paid to an- either Doris (Mrs. F.) critical one and which one is Ihe Fair Haven Police Depart- other index of American influ"nce. posted in thai socialist city recently DelliSanti, 191 Creek Road; noncritical. took in a packed performance of a hit Terry Perrine, Route 36. or ment-thank you fin arriving so and an important one: the extent to The only way we know lo quickly, comforting Dad and film called "Briljanlin " — or in the Darlene (Mrs. G.) Philpot, 189 which American culture — and espe- Creek Road, all Kennsburg effectively determine the se- driving me to ihe ho.snilal. To cially popular culture — attracts original English, "(iroasc " Among We need your help and en- verity of a call is to be there Ihc men of the Hair lluvcn young people around the world. For all the Yugoslavs cheering John Travolta couragement to save our When asked how they will de- Kiisl Aid Squad whn cameoul the jokes aboul "disco diplomacy " in and Olivia "Njutn-Dzon" were two homes and our lives. termine this they have no an- al 3 am nn a bitterly cold teen-agers wearing military jackets Doris Delli Santi, Chairman swer. night-thank you for your quid - China and Eastern Europe's black What we want to see is the competence. Later In the hos- wild "Skylab, USA" shoulder patches. Bayshore Water Gate Home- market in bluejoans. the cultural in- owners training for the paramedic pital, Dad commented on how fluence of trie United States in both Thai sort of affection may not be as program designed for Ihe wonderful you wire friendly and unfriendly 'territory is a valuable as a listening station in Iran, it will kill working people who have been lly Ihe way, if anyone is but at loasl il ought In be factored in serving the needs of this state trying tn decide tin a worth- tribute to this nation at least as impor- Manalapan when grim calculations are made for the past 90 years. As il is while charily, support your lo- tant as the willingness of Poking to now ff you want to become a aboul waning U.S. influence in the cal KescucSquadlhcy are Iru- invest in U.S. technology. And it isn't 'III- lluiuplil ho lieanl opportunism knocking at ° ^s you must be aware the para/nedic you have to go to a ly dedicated people! world. : for two years, or train intolerably far-fetched to see in the lliodoor again" New Jersey Department of Peter and Pal Hakties N. J. angle on annual festival

TINTON FALLS-For performances throughout dans will present "An Eve- UK Or* time In Us eight the festival are six dollars. ning of Varied Contem- year history, the Monmouth More than IN invited ar- porary Ju," with Dr. Ul- Festival of the Arts will fea- tists and craftsmen will ex- anet playing bass clarinet, ture the work of artists and hibit paintings, sculptures, Hal llapin on the bass, craftsmen from throughout graphics, photography and a Wayne Smith at the piano New Jersey as well as from wide variety of crafla. The and Nat Garratano on Monmouth County. The «rt wll be presented in a drums. event will take place March unique setting, featuring a On Monday, cartoonist 24 through March 28 In lion- bl-level walkthrough and illustrator Frank Mack CLOCKWISE from right, Sheilah Haskin- mouth Reform Temple, sculpture garden which was will present a special pro- Loebel, Rumson, working at woodcuts;Adaya HanCt Avenue *»«jned by Lou Blonder gram of entertainment at 4 Henls, Leonardo, folk singer and storyteller on stage; Richard Devlin, Fair Haven, who will show silk screening, and Lynne Ash, Elberon, who will demonstrate off-loom weaving. Lifestyle SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. MARCH 12,1979

The festival, a showcase and constructed by Norman of arts, crafts, workshops p.m. Tuesday's featured Hungerford of Marlboro and performances will begin performing artist will be Flower and Garden Center on Saturday evening. March Helen Benham who will 24 with i gala preview and Sunday, March H, a chil- present a piano concert at 8 champagne reception for dren's workshop offering su- p.m. Concluding the festi- benefactors, patrons, spon- pervised experimentation in val's schedule of per- sors, participating artists painting, weaving and formances at 8 p.m Wednes- and invited guests, catered sculpture, will be staged day will be Adaya Henis who by William Kessler from noon to 2 pm and will present a program of Caterers, Elberon It will be from 2 JO to 4 pm for loiksinging and storytelling open to the public Sunday youngsters aged three to 12 for adults from noon to t.30 p.m.. and At 12:45 and I 45 p m . folk- Special tours for senior Monday, Tuesday and singer and storyteller Adaya citittns, the handicapped Wednesday from IN am Henis will present "A Musi- and Scout troops will be con- to t:M p.m General ad- cal Adventure (or Children" ducted and a continental mission is B 25 for adults and at 3 JO and 4:30 pm menu, featuring light and U 00 for senior citizens magician Gregory Karl.- lunches and varied desserts, and children Series tickets, will entertain will be available at the Gal- covering admission Is ill ex- Also, at U pm. Dr Seih lery Cafe which will be open hibits, demonstrations and Ulanet and a group of musi- during festival hours

A NEW YOU Francesco Scavullo's 'beautiful people' •y EMILY WILKENI MM." he pictures and interviews M of the world's most because it utilizes every muscle and gives the body a JUST FOR YOU • II takaa an art* to oat boaaty Mo swntwrtive and graceful, fluid line. Dear Esaly: I'm very overweight aad caa't seem to ptreMw Mil *akes ptWaffttaltH toothers fran While be doesn't believe in makeup, such as broniers, diet although aiy health Is eadaagered. I'm WMderlag If aa I a aiaa "baaaUfal?" According to Scavullo. ctata Icavalo U SBC* aa artist r*r » years. In has for men — end feels women should use oaiy a minimum too intestinal bypass operation night he my salvation. - Mrs. It's • catabtaaUon ol things, including energy, cleanliness. of pkotofraaay. capMaf fan - this expert believes men must pay attention to ap- R.Z. aadMMWvtty pearance "I km dean-looking people," he said, "tight, trim Dear Mrs. R.Z.: Consult your doctor about intestinal • cows, and persottl portraits. Advice for men bypass surgery. It's serious business with unpleasant alter people. I deal Ike sloppy-looking people, loose, flabby ihasulj liti ill il 1 IIIIMI 11 h HIi il ill il ul "At least once in his life, a man should consult a effects, such as diarrhea as well as severe deficiencies in . "The INS, the better," be loM me hi a recent dermatologist to find out what kind of soap snd shampoo he Vitamins A and D and of calcium, potassium and . He feels maktap is a wer-ap. tad IMMS The •hose aits provide a popular should use," Scavullo said. magnesium. This operation usually Is only performed as a I If cevertaj aa pnMtsns people aheWd get to •Mary tf oar thawteas,, believeI s men as well as women should As tor plastic surgery, he says he would consider it — • last resort on patients who weigh three or four times their the real of own take can aftamaatlvct. not to turn back the clock to youth but to improve a feature normal weight and whose obesity is endangering their DOTI Cover Up Hat aertoaal raghne hKMes a careful diet. He doesn't that detracted from appearance. lives "•* ahoaMai cover •» aaytataf - from pimples to I smoke-flUed rooms M well as carbon The men Scavullo pictures and Interviews in "Scavullo ttcalacaaaab," he said. "We should get to the root of latnats. on Men" include athletes, artists, statesmen, authors, and EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, but cannot under- d» prattM aaaftet Ml what wnt wnag " I eaates to eatfUae. K ahoald, he said, "open you baataos tycoons. Their points of view are as fascinating as take to answer each one She will use questions of general kshsinrsl host. "Seavallo on i*a«tY," the artist seroesi up. (rtyMrbeay relaxed as weD as strong " Scavullo's because they discuss not only their careers and interest In her column. Address your letters to Emily . la his second bosk, "Scavallo oa A perfect exercise, according to Scavullo. is swimming personal tastes but controversial topics of our times. Wilkens, cart of this newspaper.

Little Silver PTO LEGAL SECRETARIES ILOST NEPTUNE - The Mon- Engaged mouth Legal Secretaries As- 125 LBS. AT sociation's Spring Fashion LEAN LINE plans crafts days Show and luncheon will be Sat- Karcz-McCutcheon urday, March 24, at 12:30 p.m., LITTLE SILVER-The Lit- flower arranging; magnet in Yonadi's Jumping Brook FAIR HAVEN-Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. McCutcheon, 188 tle Silver PTO will present wurk, and seashell and Golf and Country Club Lunch- Lake Ave . announc the engagement of their daughter, Miss Arts and Crafts Days '79 driftwood art. eon will be chicken tetrazini. Elizabeth Ann McCutcheon. to U.S. Army Captain Jan tomorrow in the Markham Two chairmen will super- Fashions will be by Helenes of Stanislaus Karcz. son of Mrs Jerzy Karcz of Santa Barbara, Place School from 8:30 am to vise each craft. There will be Shrewsbury Calif., and the late Mr Karcz. A June wedding is planned. 3 p.m. and Wednesday in the 26 leaders in all. Point Road School from 8.30 Miss McCutcheon Is a graduate of Rumson-Fair Haven a.m. to noon. Regional High School and Bethany (W Va.) College. She Is an The crafts will be demon- elementary school teacher at the American Dependent School I Vinnie Penevolpe lost 1?5 lbs •cvtrty laker strated to about six children at In Werthetm. West Germany. I on the Lean Line program EHxabeta MeCutcaeon a time, and each child has half and has maintained Maxson-Baker Capt Karcz Is a graduate of of the University of California in hour to make something • her weight loss (or 4 years. ..rafts include the disco bird; See It Lean Line takes a ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at Santa Barbara and is serving as commander. Battery A. 3rd dancing puppet; leather tap- psychological approach io losing -Mrs Janet Baker. U E Gar- Battalion, ttth Field Artillery. Wertheim. . weight with an exclusive ping; chirping chicks for university tested "Bctwfor field Aw.; announces the en- Easter; nut and toothpick ModMoMon TtohnlquH.* gagement of her daughter, Backed up by afi easy-lo-live-with animals, cake decorating; diet itiat even lets you eat spaghetti Miss Beverly i Ann Baker, to bagels Io* and peanut butft< sand art; button work; tee Elmer Maxson Jr., son of Mr shirt printing; widgeons; dried and Mrs. Maxson, Ninth Street. BeUord. An April wed- ROME ding is planned Bring In this ad Miss Baker was graduated Hadassah and pay only $5.50 when registering. from Henry Hudson Regional $ School. Highlands, and Is in the forum Air Force, attending technical For dmii In your town SHREWSBURY-The Red Monmouth County 77fr8677 school in Keesler. Miss. Bank Chapter of Hadassah will Ocean Count)' 260^24? New JmeyMi-757-7677 Mr. Maxson is also in the present an Education Forum, I-DAYS 7-NIGHTS Air Force, stationed at Good- tomorrow from 1:30 a.m. in All htcluth* ol fellow Air Force Base in Tex- the Eastern Branch of the Tai and Sonricn Monmouth County Library, PwPtnon— ILaanline DouMt Occupancy PARTY PLANS -Mee Highway 35 The topic will be Slngk Room Classes throughout New Yo Ing to complete plans for "Feminism and the Jewish New Jersey. Pennsylvanra. Florida, Woman; Changing Lifestyles SuppMHiwnk Connecticut. Anzona and Tews Thursday's luncheon Expires April 1. 1979 card party and fashion and Expectations." INCLUDES S DINNERS Norma Klein, director of AND MORE. show, to benefit the Mul- RBR tiple Sclerosis Society of Community Services at Brookdale, Community Col- UTOMTOWtt— Mrx-TWHim Chopping UMrtat Monmouth and Ocean Community ftm , (kimi k>m<) Wttd at Mjiftm Counties are, left to lege, Lincroft. will be guest MAY 16 TO MAY 24 •MIHOLD— VIW Pun WJMnMiitis ifci Wad right, Mrs. Dominlck speaker. She will be joined by 7 15 pm MdWNI-JMhwn twwishp I *• Ajello, Deal, chairman Margorle Goldenberg, who CO (I NM Prospect Hi) MINI rt M5 pm . will talk about Israeli women; . CALL NOW FOR DETAILS UnU KVtH-inat :*MH tithuvt* Pro* of the event to take place J»KtA« Iue at 9 fi ., ».*..' i pm LO#MJ Sadie Greenspan, from the Na- •MUCH-VMCA. 404 Hr;**..,, P •..- JI I I! In Squires Pub, West pm MJUIALAMN—su^hach , l>pt Slwa tional Board of Hadassah, who ty Hm . ft 9 Tun at 6 (0 |i TI MAMAt- Long Branch; Renate rtorwi Co N2 fffkP. I Relnken, of Studio Re- will speak about the new direc- SIS im 1 / I', pm & Ami a< II am tions of voluntary organiza- 542-4000 IUTAWAN- *wl«nglui> l.-giief.u Jartaort Inken-Haas, Little Sil- r»» IIUWWHIIU J lentiti U- fti U / K tions such as Hadassah; and & WM in MIOMIODLfiOWND - ver, who will stage the CNr.111 i«i (KWI Khurcti •«., H^I ,,t Rabbi Jack Rosoff of Con- ASK FOR FRANK BOTTONE ' 15 pm atOHOAMVtUI- tWrKvUM (hbk. fashion show, dhd com- ,• | mittee aide Mrs. gregation B'naf Israel, i •« «f TOM CITT imiicfihfitUt "I M»oHiiiai »*om« lamw A^- !r,M, • Eleanor Sclthels, West Rumson, who will discuss the ' IS pm JACKION— iKkMtt FtauM ST1 '* rntfe. Mit ,>l (.«syMa» t «t> Ott(.>l VMM Long Branch. male point of view. I The Dtkfy Register SHREWSBURY NJ MONDAY, MARCH 12.1979 Year of the Child •ylRISROZENCWAJG lour will be held during U7» lo also want to develop a task assess the needs of families force that will coordinate ser- LITTLE SILVER-The The minutes of these four vices and activities involving Monmouth County Committee meetings will be returned to child abuse" said Mrs. lor The Year of the Child has the White House Conference Cheslock, outlining the com- formed a voting coalition of on families for 19(1. Mrs mittee's alms. * individuals from county Cheslock said "We sent out letters to all schools, school boards, PTAs, the mayors in the county after social service organizations "We formed the coalition the February 14th meeting, and professional organiza- and passed the paper and dis- and to school super- tions At last week's meeting cussed further plans," she intendents," she said," en of the committee a position stated. "They included a stand paper on Parenting Awareness and position on foster care and couraging local communities Education was supported by a youth forum, hopefully to be to celebrate their own chil- vote of the coalition, reported held sometime In November. dren. Mrs Patricia Cheslock. chair- "We asked them to plan il man of the county committee. "This will be to evaluate for the weekend of April 28 29 Monmouth County as far as it or May 5-6." she said, "be- "The committee voted to meets the needs of the youth. cause May 1 is International support the paper, and it's to Along with the youth who will Save the Children Day. I've be sent to the Governor's Com- be represented, we would like heard from Little Silver. mittee on Children, Youth and to have an adult body who Rumson, Fair Haven and Families," said Mrs. Cheslock, would be questioned by the Shrewsbury that they're mak- who is also Child Advocate of youth — that would be made ing plans for this already," the Junior League of Mon- up of a state legislator, a juve- Mrs. Cheslock said "Other mouth County nile judge, an educator, pa- towns may be. but in my letter The position paper will be rents, a mayor And then we I didn't ask them to get back to read Into the minutes of one of hope to have questions from me because we want the com- the upcoming regional meet- the floor, of other youth who munities to develop it them- ings on the family, of which are represented there. And we selves."

HINTS FROM HELOISE Ntf l»wr ttott ptiatat LOVIN' HANDS AT HOME - At o fashion show at Everfast Fabric Mill, the Marketplace, Matawan, children and mothers modeled outfits made at home. Above, from left to right, are Robert Hemenway, 7, Cllf'wood Beach; Mlchele Carrarp, Someone poisoned? Don't panic! 4, East Brunswick, and Johnene Slattery, 4, Matawan, all dressed up In their party clothes. Below, Mischel Johnson, Old Bridge, and Mar|oric DEAR FRIENDS: spoon handle or other blunt object after giving water Do not The Idra appealed lo tke reil of Ike family aad, evt• HI. Strelmer, Pqrlln, show festive attire for young four months later, at least twite • week, I Had a "Love Vo»" ladles. give salt or mustard-water to children Do not waste lime Poisoning is one of the major causes of accidents In the waiting for vomiting, but transport patient, if indicated, to a note tucked In the most •usual place. home. medical facility. Bring package or container with intuit label My rupiunnrlh over! - Mlullta McWUUams To play it safe, first and foremost, put everything out of the You are. indeed, fortunate Just think of getting up on the "Inhalation poison (gas, fumes, smoke) Get patient into reach of children — an ounce of prevention is worth a life. wrong side of the bed and finding one of those delightful notes fresh air immediately. If breathing has stopped, apply artifical All of a sudden the world looks much brighter - Heloise But even though we think we do everything possible to respiration and do not stop until patient is breathing well prevent these things, accidents do happen. Transport patient promptly to a medical facility ur keep patient DEARHFXOISE warm and quiet until medical help arrives " When my mother-in-law Has la • aarilig home, my tatter- The following is taken from the Council on Family Health, la-law suggested we haw a gaesl slgi-li pad (Meaaoae and we quote: Whatever you do, call for help promptly and stay calm — message pad) for her bedjkt* lank. As each family member Glut all emergency numbcra (d«cl»r. fire-department, pars- "Incase of serious injury or illness: was ml able to be there every day, we wrote messages lo eark medics) to wall above phone or on the side q^the phone — otker oa the pad. Visitors also wrote messages Ikal we ooald Helolse "Call a doctor, a hospital, the police or other emergency read to oar mom. service immediately LETTER OF LOVE Abo tke nnr*e§ wrote messages lo astbool •rrdrd Hems or on tke condition of oar mother. "Keep calm, briefly explain what has happened and ask DEAR HELOISE: what to do until help arrives. II proved (o be a helpful Item for a persoi li • uraug home MMt »l •• are always looking far special gifts thai do not I really enjoy your colunu aad look forward lo reidlig al In case of poisoning, take these steps: cut loo muck. I do believe I've received *ie Ikat every mother Ike helpful hints each day. Thinks' - Shirk> Helsitnaaa "Call a doctor, hospital, poison control center or rescue unit WMM appreciate. Thank you. Shirley. For sharing with all of us. - Heloise promptly. Explain what unusual symptoms the patient shows During Ike summer my son aid family ueipecttdly came THIS COLUMN is written for you. the homemiker If you and what substance may have been involved (trade name, I* see me. II wai Inventory weekend aid, much I* my sorrow, I have a hint or a problem write to Heloise In care of this manufacturer, label warning) kid to wort and could not be with item Before the long trip newspaper. Because of the tremendous volume of mill, Heloise "Make patient vomit if so directed by health professional, home, my yonagrsi grandson prlated a couple of "I love you is unable to answer individual letters She will, however, answer but not if: patient is unconscious or Is having fits; the poison Grandma" coles and left them on my stove and refrigerator.' your questions in her column whenever possible. swallowed was a strong corrosive (lye, acid, drain cleaner, etc.); tin1 poison swallowed contains kerosene, gasoline or other petroleum dislillants (unless also containing a dangerous pesticide which must be removed). "Try to induce vomiting by tickling back of throat with Seta ANN LANDERS steady course to Problems of the heart in more ways than one higher earnings. Dear Ann landers: At least didn't moralize. You re- chronic depression. Since your me. Tke major reason I am low years ago you printed a/\spoiided In a practical, nun column Is a vehicle for en- suffering from depression Is INVEST IN OUR GOLDEN ffiSSBOOK! leMer from • young jriHfKn^ &lgmenlal manner to the lightenment. I'd like lo spread because I nave had a short who was having an affair »lth woman's question. Will you the word about depression to supply of love In my Hie. If yog a nurried man. He bad a serl- weW repeat your advice? II the hundreds of thousands of do respond, lei your love be oas heart condition and she could make a big difference In people who need educating. genuine. II you are only pre- was writing to ask what lo do If the iVes of a great many peo- Depression Is one of the trndlag lo care, I will know II. he should have a heart attack pie. - Committee Ul One In most misunderstood ailments Depressed people can be very when they were In a hotel Behalf Of Thinking Ahead of our limes. Dr. Nathan S. perceptive. - Getting Well In room together. Dear Committee: I do re- Kline, director of the Hockland ladlaaa I remember your advice call the letter ..The advice I stale Hospital Research (en- Dear Getting Well: Thanks •ad It was excellent. You gave was as follows the ter al Orangeburg, N.Y., calls for the Insight your letter will woman should carry the tele- depression the "leading un- give millions of readers. No CORRECTION phone number of her friends treated Illness" in our country. one can describe depression as EATONTOWN-Mrs. Betty physician in her purse iit all II Is estimated that twenty mil- well as a person who has ex- Bergui here, was the sole times If her nimpanion should lion adults suffer from serious perienced it. Understanding donor of 1500 to Deborah Heart become Ul. she should plume depressive symptoms each what the depressed person is and Lung Center, Browns his doctor at once, wail until year. going through can be Mills, through its Red Bank he arrives and leave im- Since I have long battled enormously helpful. Chapter The contribution was mediately depression (with help from Parents, what should you erroneously credited in The therapists) I can tell you thai do if your teenager is having Register's report of the Dear Ann Landers: am a the shame and contempt laid sexual relations? Ann chapter's Hearts for Deborah 41-year-old housewife who has on mental depressive* by unln Landers' new booklet. "High awards luncheon. recently overcome a Myear formed people Is worse than School Sex and How to Deal the disease itself. Heart dis- With It - A Guide for Teens ease, cancer, arthritis, almost and Their Parents," gives no- any physical disease is con- nonsense advice on how to sidered socially acceptable — handle this delicate situation. Ctrl 4. Q»«fVm, even other ailments, often For each booklet, send 50 cents R.P. emotionally Induced, such as plus a long, stamped, self-ad- ulcers and migraine head- dressed envelope to Ann aches, are granted respect- Landers, P. 0. Box 11W5. Chi- ONE MAN'S MEDICINE ability, but mental Illness car- cago, Illinois (0611 ANOTHER MAN'S POISON ries a silent stigma. II Is aol possible for a per- CORRECTION son who has never suffered a SHREWSBURY - A dis- serious depression lo know cussion of the book 'Enemies' how depression feels, but, In the name of compassion, he written by Nobel Laureate ran slick to these do's and Isaac Bashevis Singer will be don'ls: held at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in IMPOUNDED the Eastern Branch of the 1. Please don'l tell me lo Monmouth County Library. &00* 575 "snap oul of II."There Is no The meeting place was incor- PAYABLE MONTHLY relationship between will rectly listed in Sunday's Daily • IAY HI mCE ACCOUNT- MINIMUM ••*< power and depression. Register as the main head- 2. Don't tell me to "keep quarters in Freehold. Rabbi busy and forgel about your- Ask About Our Other High-Earning Sat/ings Plans! Alton Winters of Monmouth self" when I am overwhelmed Reformed Temple. Tlnton by fatigue, anxiety and con- Falls, will be the main speak- templating suicide as an alter- nate lo my misery. er. MARINE VIEW ). Don'l call me lazy. I en- ST. PATRICK'S PARTY . umtonziD MiiiaiiToi lot MUITII oiromr mooucn joy Ike satisfaction of a good day's work, but depression KEYPORT-There will be SAVINGS Shrewsbury Pharmacy saps my energy and Ikrre are a SI Patrick's Day Dance THr. SHHKHSHI HV SHOPS days when I can barely drag sponsored by the St. Joseph's (ROAD ST 741-UH SHREWSBURY my sell oat of bed. PTA, Maple Place. Saturday, MIDDLETOWN . ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • LINCROFT PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY 4. When I reach out lo yoa starting at 9 p.m. in the school PHONE NUMBER FOR ALL OFFICES «7I-*4OO for support, don'l reject me auditorium. Music will be pro- because you don'l understand vided by the Mello-Phonics. Little things made difference for Colts

By BILL 1APCIC This year's 12-5 aquad inevitably has drawn com- "Tlmmy (Saling) was doing a great Job for us banging and did great jobs for us this year. Then there were the parisons with CBA's last championship team, the 1073 28-0 the boards Saturday," he continued, "especially consider- guys who worked hard every day in practice — Dom UNCROFT - "The difference was UM Intangibles, quintet sparked by BUI l»il«mo and Bob Roma. ing how much he was hurting. I have to give him great Floridia, Collins Robinson, everybody We couldn't have CBA Coach Vinnie Cox said after his Colts snatched the "This wasn't the most talented team that ever won the credit for his bravery. done it without them " NJSIAA Parochial "A" State Championship from Bergen state championship," Cox said, "but I've never had a team "But the kid that was playing Tim knew that he wasn't The 1171 championship was the third in a row for CBA, Catholic, the defending champions, Saturday that worked as hard as these kids did " releasing That's one of the reasons I put John (Flanagan) and the fourth overall. The six year drought was ended "II was things like controlling Jumps, good team de- Cox credited a great deal of preparation for the newly- in. He didn't hit any, either, but he took a few shots and Saturday when the Colu took their fifth title; only one •enae, shooting fouls well - the small parts of the game captured crown Attitude, too, was a factor posed a threat for them. question now remains. Will it take another six years for that made the difference "I think our kids had a lot more mental preparation "And Pat DriscoU came alive for us in the second half. number six? "I had said before thai whoever won the South Jersey than Bergen Catholic did. Our scouting reports were great, His U points, Marty Lutschaunig's great outside shooting title would win the state title," Cox reminded, "and I wasn't and we worked hard to get ready." and Mike O'Shaughnessy's great effort were key factors. surprised when we won il all. I was surprised when we got A deliberate, steady performing game was the result "DriscoU is a pure shooter, and could create better by Si Anthony's ' Shooting 57 percent from the floor aid 75 percent from the situations inside while Lutachaunig opened up zone de- Not surprising, however, was the virtually flawless line, and controlling the pace of the game with a solid fenses with his outside shooting." quality of the Colts'play defense to prevent a run and shoot Crusader attack, the But it takes more than the starters and the stars to "Our kids were peaking Saturday," Cox explained. "It's Colts methodically worked their way to the top. make a championship team, and the Colts were no excep- got to do with our style of play It takes time for the kids to "I fell we had to make two adjustments at halftlme," tion here realize thai our style of play will produce, that they will win Cox recalled "We had to box out more under the defensive "We went eight players deep to win the championship," games" boards, and we were getting backdoored off the wings. Cox said. "Joel Johnson, Bobby Maggs came off the bench Penn, Redmen do it RALEIGH. N.C. (AP) - Pennsylvania's first game-high 25 points Pennsylvania, now 23-5, ad- show that we could stay with them,' he said "I trip to the NCAA East Regional under Coach Bob vances to the East Regional semifinals at Green- think the Ivy League — the so-called weak league — Weinhauer was cut short by the Atlantic Coast sboro next weekend opposite Syracuse, 26-3 deserves some respect and we got It." Conference last year, but the AIT failed lo arrest In the second game of the doubleheader, sixth- Price scored seven straight points to give the the Quakers' quest for the national championship ranked Duke, the Quakers' stumbling block in the Quakers a 55-50 advantage with nine minutes re- yesterday as they upset third-ranked North Carolina NCAA Tournament last year, was stumbled itself maining, and the Tar Heels failed in their catch-up 71-71 80-78 by It John's The Redmen, now 2010, are attempt. North Carolina, the ACC champion, pulled "We absolutely fear no one." said Weinhauer paired with Rutgers. 22-8. at Greensboro to within one point. M-65. but Penn iced the game afterunranked Pennsylvania, the Ivy League cham- North Carolina closed its season at 23-6. while with free throws. pion, shocked the Tar Heels "Other people have to the Blue Devils finished at 2?-8 The Quakers' tight zone defense was effective as prepare for us and try to stop what we do best " Pnce said Penn s victory should change the North Carolina, led by Al Wood's 20 points, was The Quakers do best when forward Tony Price is weak sister stigma of Ivy League basketball forced\o pick up most of Its points from the perim- hot, and the t-7 senior was sizzling as he drilled in a "1 Just wanted to play a team of that caliber and eter J "Don't mistake the zone as the key." Weinhauer said "It was those five players on the floor They are the ones who cut off the passing lanes. They are the ones who got the big rebounds " North Carolina Coach Dean Smith said despite Penn's control of the game from the midway point of the second half. "I felt we could win We still had a Bird gets nod chance at the end. except they sank their foul shots" By Ike Associated Press school fortiis final year of eligibility, averaged Smith said guard Dudley Bradley, the Tar Heels' Larry Bird, the gifted t-foot-t center who SB points and 15.0 rebounds per game as defensive ace. "got a couple of Meals but he Just led Indiana State to an unbeaten season and a Indiana Slate rolled to the Missouri Valley couldn't get a handle on them " No I national ranking, was narni'i! lodav Th« Conference championship. St. John's, which rallied to defeat Cuke 69-H Asaociated Press' college basketball Player of The Sycamores raised their season record earlier this season in a holiday tournament at the Year for 1978-79 to 104 yesterday with an 8Mf second-round Madison Square Garden, eliminated the Blue Devils His coach, Bill Hodges, was named Coach NCAA playoff victory over Virginia Tech to from the playoffs as guard Reggie Carter scored on of UM Year Bird and Hodges were to receive advance to the Midwest Regional semifinals a six-foot baseline Jump shot with four seconds trophies at a news conference at the Radisson Bird, playing despite a broken left thumb, had remaining UNM Hotel in Chicago this morning 22 points and 13 rebounds "It was a set play but it wasn't for that shot." PENNING AN UPSET - North Carolina's Al Wood, 30, battles to control the Bird, a first-round draft choice of the Bos- Bird, from French Lick, Ind, was a run said the 6-3 Carter, who led the Redmen with 21 ball as he gets pressure from Pennsylvania's Tony Price In first half action. P nt5 S Pe n recorcled q stunnlna 71 et un (>ltics last June woo elected to remain in g«e SycMwrn. Hit II points "I was supposed to go to the middle but I just NCAA pkTyo'is'" " "' ° " "- »PS '" the stayed on the baseline ' King's shot rules 76ers

PISCATAWAY(AP)-Ed make the shot In that type of Just about everything that pro Angeles did not game day off, Artis Gilmore die Jordan stood at halfcoun situation, I didn't want to miss basketball critics claim is The Celtics, in last place in came back strong. with four seconds remaining and be accused of choking wrong with the game. the Atlantic Division of the His two free throws with 12 and the Nets down by one "Before Ed even took the The play was sloppy, the Eastern Conference, re- seconds remaining sent Chica- point. As soon as he saw the ball out, I saw Bobby Jones players uninspired and it gen- bounded on their home Boston go ahead to stay and he totaled Philadelphia 7Jers line up de- was overplaying me," King erally seemed like they would Garden court with a squeaker 28 points and 13 rebounds, both fensively, he knew Coach continued "The double pick rather be home watching the over the Los Angeles Lakers, game-high totals, as the Bulls Kevin Uughery's play would for John Williamson didn't NCAAs on television leaders of the Pacific Division beat the Golden State War- never work work out and me and Ed Celtics IN, Lakers IN in the Western Conference riors. So he Improvised Instead always have a tendency to BOSTON - Both National For Boston, it was a come- The loss was the Warriors' of feeding the ball to John Wil- make eye contact. He used to Basketball Association teams back after Detroit's 160117 10th of the season by two liamson, who was well cov- do that with James Bailey and were in the doldrums. rout on Friday, the worst de- points or less and the 22nd by ered, Jordan spotted Philadel- 1 used to do that in collage, But the Boston Celtics got feat in the Celtics' history five or less. phia's Bobby Jones with his too." the word -critical ones from Bills IH, Warriors 117-* The 7-foot-2 Gilmore played back to Bernard King under The first 47 minutes and 28 President and General Man- OAKLAND - After the 40 minutes, twice the total ol the basket seconds of the game contained ager Red Auerbach -and Los closest thing possible to a See'Jordan'page II Jordan and King caught each other's eye and the sec- ond-year guard was on the money with a 45-foot lob pass to the second-year forward World Cup tennis future King took the pass in midair, spun around and dropped in the winning shot with two sec- onds to,go to give the Nets a 104-103 victory yesterday causes official concern "About two seconds before the referee gave me the ball. 1 NEW HAVEN (AP) - The focus of attention at this year's with their last victory posted by Kod Laver in 1975 knew the play would work," World Cup often was not on the thrashing the Americans were — The only Australian victories in the last four years have Jordan explained "Three de- handing the Australians, but on the future of the competition. been recorded by the doubles' team of John Newcombe and fensive guys turned their The U.S. team smashed Australia, 7-0, without losing a set Tony Roche, both of whom are aging stars and didn't play this backs to Bernard and I didn't and tourney officials said they would make a decision within a year. fail to see that. I didn't see the month on the World Cup format In years to come. — Of the team fielded this year, only John Alexander had other play develop. I wasn't Participants, officials and fans questioned the viability of ever won a Cup match. that com ing in doubles six years ago. IN YOUR FACE — New Jersey Nets guard Eddie Jordan gives Philadelphia watching." the current U.S.-Australian team competition because: — And there are apparently no young Australians on the 76er center Daryl Dawkins a face full of fingers as both were going for the ball "Me and Ed had eye con- - The U.S. has won four Cups in a row by decisive margins, horizon to offset the American strength. In a gome yesterday at the Rutgers Athletic Center. Bernard King converted tact on the play," King noted. including shutouts in two of the last three years "It's obvious we can't go back to the Hartford Civic Center on a layupat the buzzer to give the Nets a 104-103 victory. "I didn't have much room to — The Aussies have lost 19 consecutive singles matches. with the same format,' said the tourney's most valuable player, . Arthur Ashe, after his second victory Saturday. The World Cup was moved to New Haven last year after the roof collapsed at the Hartford coliseum "There are no great young Aussies on the horizon and there are unheralded Americans on the way up," Ashe said, adding that he feels it would be unfair for the United States to play any other country one-on-one. Scott: Let me fight for title Not all the players agree with Ashes assessment, especially the Aussies who maintain that tennis "runs in cycles." They point out that Australia led the series, 5-1. WOODBHIDGE (AP) - "I'm undeleatea Eddie Gregory risked his No. I ranking to Murad Muhammad, the promoter who has victory guarantees a bout with Rossman. I'm the Joe Frazier and Muhammad All of the come to Rahway to fight Scott last fall and lost. backed Scott's ring comeback, claims a title "Bob Arum (Top Rank promoter) told me if "It's obvious you're stronger now with eight of the top 10 light-heavyweighl division The boxing ring at Rahway is located in a small shot for Scott is near. Scott beats Lopez he can have Rossman. but players from America," Phil Dent told a press conference. "But auditorium and Scott has a definite home court Scoa> whose record stands at 14-0-1. faces not inside the auditorium," Muhammad said you people could be faced with the same situation (as Australia) James Scott might not be the tighter the someday. Tennis is like that," the 29-year-old Aussie said. advantage fighting there. Yaqui Lopez on May 13 and Muhammad says a "Fine, we'll take the fight outside into the former and current heavyweight champions courtyard, which is still on the prison John J. Martin, tournament chairman, said yesterday the were, but he can certainly talk with the besl of grounds." sponsors "would weigh alternatives from what we are doing them. now. And among those things is keeping the World Cup the way Kates family gets a split Scott showed a lot of courage In defeating It is." "As long as I can run my moulh and win. give me a title shot.' Scott pleaded. Kates. A cut atop his bald head, suffered in Among the alternatives Martin mentioned were the U.S. LAKEWOOD - Brothers Richie and finished with 23 points. The 6-2. 195- training a month ago, was reopened by what he versus a world all-star team; the introduction of women into the Scott had just stopped Hichie Kates at 1 32 Ralph Kates were on different ends of pounder also pulled down 10 rebounds. called "a butt by Kates," in the second round competition; the concept of the U.S. playing a continent, so that of the 10th and final round Saturday to vaul! knockouts Saturday. The trouble was to begin for Richie The blood poured steadily from Scott's head Australia could be linked to Asia, for example; and reducing the Into the picture for a future shot at Mike Richie Kates was the victim of a TKO Kates, an official at Leesburg Prison, a down his face during the fight size of the teams. Rossman's WBA crown or the WBC title owned at the hands of Rahway State Prison in- few hours later. "Australia is obviously outgunned, but I'm not sure they by Marvin Johnson. mate James Scott in a nationally televised Kates, staggered by a flurry of rights Dr. Ferdie Pacheco, formerly heavyweight weren't psyched out by Ashc's play Thursday night - he was "I want Mike Rosaman," Scott bellowed light-heavyweight bout from inside prison and lefts, succumbed with 1:32 left in the champion Muhammad All's doctor, worked phenomenal through the halls of Rahway Stale Prison, walls. Earlier in the day. Ralph Kates 10th round. Kates did have his moments, hard between rounds, but was unable to close "We respect Ashe's point of view Arthur is a very astute the wound. which is home these days, thanks to a 30-lo-40 provided the knockout punch as Sacred reopening a cut on top of Scott's head in player. sentence for a 1975 parole violation. "Kales has Heart High School of Vineland captured the second round ynfortunatley (or the "It's an impossible cut to close, there's no "But I'm not sure that if we took a ballot of the fans that had two title shots and it's guys like him that the NJSIAA Parochial "C" basketball Kates clan, Scott had many more mo- tissue there, It's all skin and bones," he said. they wouldn't say, 'keep it as It is. "Martin said keep guys like me from gelling a title shot." crown at Lakewood High School. ments.. "The Mood didn't get into his eyes, that's what Attendance was down slightly, but more than 30,000 fans Under ordinary circumstances. Scult would Sacred Heart, which had come away Richie Kates' record fell to 34-5, includ- eyebrows and eyelids are for. It takes an awful saw the four-day event. be next inline for a chance al the lit If with a broken heart in six previous tries at ing two losses to former champ Victor lot of bleeding to get In the eye. Fred Stolle, who's been involved with the World Cup since It Scott, however, is not uperating under or- a state title, came alive on a Kates steal Galindez. Meanwhile Ralph Kates and his began in Boston in l»70, said yesterday he'd be "disappointed if dinary circumstances The ITV-puuncl fighter •' and basket late in the game to defeat SI. team ended a very successful campaign "I think this guy Is on his way to the title." Australia were left out of the Cup's future. We always enjoy a maximum security inmate al Rahway and Is Anthony's of Jersey Cily, 75-6H. with a 19-t record. Pacheco continued. "Neither Rossman or coming back here. It's a unique rivalry between the two not allowed off the prison grounds Kates, who was 10 of 17 from the floor, -GREIG HENDERSON Johnson belongs in the ring with him " countries and I think the people of Connecticut always see a good match." J «3^

10 TheDMMyRcgtoer SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. MARCH 12.1979 Racquet Pak uses fun to serve youngsters

•y iILL tAPCIC But there is another reason why the Racquet Pak should be The Racquet Pak, which began about a year and a half ago Even with the loud music, gyrating bodies andjft*!** noticed. Their slim profits are devoted to the Instruction of inner at the Wall Racquet Club and recently moved Its "operations" it's hard to forget that aO this fun Is going for a wortfcjr CMS*. TINTON FALLS - The image, •• they project it, is unusual dty youth in the sport of tennis. to the New Shrewsbury Racquet Club, began as a lament that "We're setting up a schedule of cttnlcs right now for the to say the least "Imagine Jimmy Connors with short pant! and "1 never played tennis before two and a half years ago," the two elements couldn't be mixed. Lament turned to attempt, soinrtime and summer," Robinson said. "We have to watt far an arm (all of racquets starring in 'Saturday Night Fever,' or Robinson admitted. "I started to play for fun. When I was attempt turned to success, and the sound of success wafted on Swarmer«.Uter because we intend to bring the chair, right John Travolta dancing to one of Roacoe Tanner's powerful growing up, there were only three sports available to you: thebrecse. to the kids. We want the clinics to be part of their neighborhoods •ervea during a WCT match." football, basketball and baseball If you wore whltejshoits to The Racquet Pak opened their gatherings to the general rattier than yank the kids to somewhere else. Tennis should be But then it grows on you. Disco and tennis Tennis and disco play something you wan considered a sissy I wish I had suited puboc, offering food, drink, dance and at least an hour on the part of their everyday life." Tendisco? "It's total fun exercise!" proclaims Marty Robinson, earlier courts for a reasonablefee . onr of the founders of the Racquet Pak, a group which mixes "We realized that if we could expose kids to other sports, The Racquet Pak will gather Saturday at the New 1 these two diverse elements of today's upbeat society. nke tennis, then maybe they wouldn't be roped into just those "We get a good cross-section of people, ' Judy Harvey, Shrewsbury RiSjuet Club to Indulge in its out-of-tte«rdtanry And why not? After all, the days of straw boaters atop three sports. another member, said. "The tennis is fun tennis; it's only as revels Balls will meet catgut and shoeleather will pound danceOoor from 8 p.m. until 1 a.m. Further details art available mustachioed men of the landed gentry serving a ball on the back "Therefore," be continued, "we decided to hold clinics, to competitive u you want It to be. And the dancing Is fun, too. from the club. lawn are gone, and a unique combination of today's top ac- give racquets to community centers like Liberty Street, Bergen There's every level of tennis player there, Just as there's every tivities should be heralded Place, West Side - where they can do the most good." level of dancer." Tendisco? Nelson playsf 4 . M' rounds' in Gleason nnurt m It* tk»r. II1.M «t;i»M4 MI LAUDERHILL, Fla. (AP) - The key to Larry Nelson's was sll there was to It. There was no catching him. I knew, with It was 3 more strokes back to Hale Irwln. third for the Hoy Floyd. HOJ0O . Andy Norltt. I1Q.M0 «>| 71 71 m front-running, 3 shot victory In the Jackie Gleason lnverrary this wind, that if Larry played good, it would take a phenomenal second week in a row, at 73-280. He was followed by Lee Elder Bob Glld*r, U.no Golf Classic may have centered around a tactical decision made round to beat him." and Tommy Aaron at 281. Elder birdied the last hole for a 70 and Pol McGowon. U.ftK Cnarkn Cootfy. ll.n on the I lth hole of the final round And that phenomenal round wasn't forthcoming In the gusty Aaron matched par 72. Ray Floyd was next at 74-282 and U.S. Ktfmlt lorl*y. li.TJi hn Crtmhow. 15.771 "I had a perfect lie in the rough and 230 to the pin," Nelson winds. Jones, who lost to Jack Nicklaus' string of S consecutive Open champ Andy North was 72-283. Lou Grohom. U.77S said yesterday of the par 5 hole. "I could have reached it. 1 also birdies last year, made the best effort. Jim King, U.77S Howard Twlffy. U.m could have hit it in the water on the right. So I took out a (iron, He trailed by ( at the turn and played his back side in 33. It Lo.f, N*lion, UMM : *M Woyn* L»vl. tS.nS wasn't good enough. He finished with a 70 and a 277 total, 3 back. Grltr Jonti, U3.40O ;i Mlh* WcCullouohMcCulloojn.. U.77U.TOJ !M hit it up short, chipped up and made an easy 5 Hal* Irwln, U0.400 Curl.U.nf. "Two years ago I'd have gone lor the green, hit It in the No one else really had a chance over the last nine holes. Tommy Aaron. 111,300 .. water and lost by 2." But Nelson, who said he played "the smartest four rounds of 9 pill of my life." made no mistakes In the wind-raked final round, protected the 4-stroke lead he had built through three rounds with a closing 71, and scored his first pro triumph by a Lopez barely slips into winners circle comfortable 3 shots. He finished with a 274 total, 14 strokes under par on the 7,127-yard Inverrary Country Club course. ui.s ANGELES (AP) - this week's event in Rancho rounds of 70, 71 and 70. Last "Consistency was the key two strokes behind Stacy but again with a birdie on 14 bat "My caddy and I just didn't want to beat ourselves," Nelson Nancy Lopez left little margin Bernardo. Calif. year's winning score was 285 factor," said Lopez, who had caught her with birdies on the then bogeyed 15 On the 18th, a said "We kept talking to each other, calming each other down. for error in her return to the In winning the Sunstar tor It was a frustrating setback four birdies and just one bogey eighth and ninth holes, both JMyard. par-4 hole. Stacy We just didn't want to make any dumb mistakes, make any winner's circle, and for those the second straight year, for Stacy, who took the lead during her final round. "I par 5s missed an It-foot putt for a really big numbers." who might have wondered, Lopez finished with an » under with a 6-under-par U in Fri- knew the back side would be Stacy went ahead with a birdie that would have forced a They didn't. there's absolutely nothing par score of 280 over the 6.268- day's second round and either the key." birdie on No. 10, fell even with sudden-death playoff had she "Larry played a super round under the conditions," said wrong with her golf game. yard, par-72 Raccho Park Golf held or shared it until the final Lopei had eight pars and a bogey on 11, went ahead made it. Grier Jones, again a runner-up in this event and the only man hole of the tournament. Stacy's the decisive birdie on her final Lopez, who made mince- Course lagout. She had a 81 LOS ANGELES - Final tcor*t and MOrdcll Wtimni. 17 Mi />•» 74 71-H alilf to keep Nelson in sight. "He got 4 ahead yesterday and that yesterday to go with earlier scores were 72-66-71-72 nine holes. She started the day moA*y winning* in mt HOO.OOt Sunilot B*ny owr»»indf, ll.m II Mtt 7. I* meat of the Ladies Pro- Ckntlc LPGA lournom*nl oi Ih* t.Ma Fwmy Puli. tl.lW 7> 7i n TI yord. por V M n Rancho Park Golf Judy Ranhm, tl.M 7174 n 7t fessional Golf Association tour COWfM CnttoHlgycM. II J» last year, posted her first vic- None, Loo,., Ili.OOO TO II 7. « M Gloria El»rl. SUM rvnrvni Holm Slocy. ».IOO IMt-ftn-ai 74 74H71 Itl tory of 1079 in most dramatic W. owning 14,1X0 1WH\ H-W n 7447 7» m Ptoov Conlty U.BX 73-M»*>-!U i4H»i»-i»i Young happy fashion yesterday, sinking a B*tiv Klna. tljat Sycamores Bird, Hodges LOuro lauan. U.7M 74 TOM 71 MJ 10-foot birdie putt on the 18th Pot BrodWy. U.7» "«Oil-IB Oonno C Vouna. tl,«M T4 n 7171 m Sondro Spoiled, U.MO U » »*> -If* Gall Towth>n. tljat T4 71 7t 71 m hole to nip llollis Stacy by one Vlckl r iroon. Km at O HT1-M »»<»l*nt Floyd. !!•» Tl 71 74 T4 m stroke In the $100,000 Sunstar Kotny WhllWOrm. U.700 IM1IH1-W nn-nn-mnaiTiii m after winning Classic. named AP player, coach Jon* iMad. v.m 7» 77« n TIT TI i* 7i n- m Bortoro Sorrow SIMM 7174 71 71 M rnnm It was the only time that Lopez, _who won nine tour- (continued) Sutton of Arkansas. The last lime both swards —single medal naments and a record 1180,814 away winner of the Adolph Rupp Trophy as the went to the same team was 1171, when forward DISTRIBUTORSHIP last year, led during the 72- nation's outstanding player, receiving 328 votes Scott Hay and Coach Bobby Knight of Indians from a nationwide panel of writers and broad- were the winners. WUMOI •msfw m PRINCETON - Liz Young, the former Manalapan High hole event. casters.-Sidney Honcrief of Arkansas was a Hodges, an nth hour replacement for Bob MHUMMWmieiMII School who now runs for the University of the District of Since she turned pro in July W* or* ultcllat «Urla>rhKI tat rail •»*.»«. irjfccll « distant second with 17 votes, followed by King after the veteran Sycamore coach was Columbia, was not the least bit disappointed that she won only of It77, Lopez has won 10 SM«EWS»u»y and wrawMMf cawalM TMM pratwcHIHIIHIH • Earvin Johnson of Michigan State with nine taken ill in the fall, won the prestigious award one gold medal in the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for championships and finished ^T*7*lluJ^«lla»*P«>cH votes and Mike Gminski of Duke with five. by more than a 2-1 margin over an entrenched l. drua Hart, wotr momtli, am •£•>•. r« lecoftoiw on* ln»toili r**K*i ^ v«v finishing second of Lee Nelson of York (NY.) College, who was winning list and, unlike many Last year's award was won by guard Butch much-honored Dean Smith rounded out the top FOB PtMO, llTUt WIMWW. CiX caught in 0:07.10! of her competitors, Lopez has JAHCS OCOMC. 71H-, NCrrUNC. NCW JCRMV Lee of Harquette, now with the Cleveland five with 25 points Young was a close runner-up, two one-hundredths of a played In just three of the "FO»TF4F»OMALTOOAV TMW, COftFIDCMTUU WfONMOAAV S. »)rrillV«W * M to S P .M C»U. Cavaliers of the National Basketball Associa- Led by the multi-talented Bird, the second off the pace. year's four tournaments up to 8 E I. CMMMWia. OA. (MtA* ATUMtTA) tion. Last year's winning coach was Eddie Sycamores won all 26 regular-seasn games "The 60 is not my race," said Young, who broke the now. And she'U not compete in American record for 300 yards at 0.34.5 In the AIAW national championships last week In Columbia, Ho. "Everybody tells me that lama quarter mtler. Coaches and runners I have met everywhere claim I am a natural because of my height. "I'm awkward running the 60 because I'm so tall. I'm bent over instead of running up straight as I do the 220 or 440." Young, as might be expected, has her sights set on next year's Olympics in Moscow. Six-Month Certificates "1 finished fourth in the 200-meter dash In last year's U.S.- Kussia meet in San Francisco, so I have an idea of the kind of compeUtloh to expect," said the business management major. "Running in the Olympics will help me in more ways than just as an athlete. I've never been out of the U.S. before. "Last year I got to know some of the Russian girls Going to M(«cow will help me renew those friendships and also give me a broader view of life outside of this country." 10.295% 9.665%

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(continued) City got 20 from guard Otis game high six steals David Thompson, a large Robert Parish, the Warriors' Birdsong and 18 from rookie "My little jumper starting part of Denver's kicking starting center, who had an Phil Ford falling in a bit." he said of his squad, was absent Sunday right point six-rebound per It was the sixth loss in sev • late surge "That opened a lot Thompson was sent home '/o annual yield on formance en games for the Midwus! of things up in the middle I before the game with a 101- "The same thing happened Division-leading Kings, who had been going inside, so Brian degree fever attributed to to him that happened to me in maintained a 4^-game lead (Winters of the Bucks) was strep throat 8.45 8.00 Los Angeles the other night," over the second-place Denver playing off me " 8 to 10 years (96-120 mos.) $1,000. min. Another powerful Nugget. Gllmore said "Anyone can Nuggets ••Nets III. Nuggets 18 Dan Issel. wasn't well, either, have games like that " Plsloau 1». Bucks Hi DENVER - For the Wash said Denver Coach Donnie The Bulls beat the Lakers MILWAUKEE - Kevin ington Bullets, it was sweet Walsh. Issel. who missed Tues- 1(2-12, but Gilmore had Just Porter helped direct Detroit's revenge. For the Denver Nug- '/o day's 119118 home loss to annual yield on seven points and seven re rebound from an IH-point first gets, it must have seemed like Houston because of the flu, bounds after collecting three half deficit, then took over overkill still is recovering personal touU early in the himself by scoring 14 of his 28 The Bullets' romp over the 8.17 7.75 game points in the final period as the Nuggets was the worst defeat Hawk) II), Soaks III 6 to 8 years (72-95 mos.) $1,000. min. "1 was just never able to Pistons swept past the Milwau- ever suffered by the Nuggets ATLANTA — Dan Round- get bark into the game Kvery kee Bucks in their five years at Denver's field's layup with one second time I returned, I picked up Porter, who leads the McNichols Sports Arena. left in overtime gave the At- another foul quickly." said the league in assists with an aver- Washington Coach Dick lanta Hawks a victory over the annual yield on bulls star who scored in double age of 12 a game, had 19 to sel Motta. whose team lost to the Seattle Supersonics. figures 137 consecutive games a record for a Milwaukee oppo- Nuggets 121-90 In Denver on before the frustrating Friday nent as the. Pistons, trailing Jan 6. said after Sunday's Roundfield put the game ZJMP 7.50 night in Los Angeles 48-30 shortly after the second game that he "had forgotten into overtime with' two free 4 to 6 years (48-71 mos.) $1,000. min. quarter opened, moved ahead all about that game, but I do throws that lied It 103-103 with Trail Blaiere 115, Klagt IN for good at 99-97 early in the remember they kicked us 40 seconds left in regulation KANSAS CITY. Mo. -For- final perad He also had a hard- play. 0 wards Mychal Thompson and '/o Maurice Lucas poured in 25 annual yield on points each as the Portland Trail Blazers blasted the Kan sas City Kings in a regionally 7.08 televised game 2'A to 4 years (30-47 mos.) $500. min. The Blazers, winning their fourth game in five outings, Enter Freehold's bolted to a 51-39 advantage midway through the second annual yield on quarter and the poor-shooting Sharin' O' Kings never threatened the rest of the way. 6.81 6.50 1 to 2Vt years (12-29 mos.) $500. min. Portland led by as many as 28 points in the final half and JLhe Kansas City could gel no closer than 14 before the final Purse buzzer Center Tom Owens added 21 points lo the balanced STATEMENT SAVINGS Portland attack, while Kansas CASH The MORE! Account-interest compounded daily, %% higher than NBA Standings GIVE- commercial banks, credited and paid monthly. Waihingtor. 44 71 '/o Philadelphia 31 31 annual yield on **** J«r»y 33 J7 Mew York 71 41 AWAY! •otlon M 46 Central Oh Son Antonio 5.47 5.25 Ailonta Hovtlon Cleveland DtiroM New Or Irani This St. Patrick's Day (Saturday. 17,1.) 8 lucky ran fans will Konioi City share the 10th race purse money ai Denver 37 Freehold Ractway (it it be like owning a Mliwouke* X It horse lor a race) There s nothing to pur- Indlano 3f If chase, simply pickup your Share The CART T Chicoyo n « PtcHK DtvlttM Purse entry ticket at (he entry gate, fill Seattle 41 .'/ II out and deposit il in (he entry box at Lot Anotln 40 V the track gill shop anytime between now PhocnlR Jl n and the third race on Saturday! Winners Son Dltoo V 33 do no( have lo be present to win Everyone pre Portlond JS II Golden Stole 30 W sent on 51. Patrick's Day will enjoy 1/ exciting rani and (he return of the 23C hamburger, hot ROD LORn RssocmTion Son Anlonlo HI, New York 110 dog. soft drink O beer. Houilon IM. NtwOrlvoni lOf SonDlvgolH.CIflvtlondMS Assets in excess of S800 million Y«il*r«Mt/ i aamti •oiton 101, Lot Ana*.*. IM Wo.hlnolon 119. Ocnv*rN Office. In KMmburg, Milmnin, Hwlet and Clltfwood Indlono 117. PhoenU • 11 Detroit 171, Mllwauk** US New Jtrwv 104, Phllactelpnia 101 Main Office: 866 Broad Street. Newark, N J 07102 • 1201) 622-8010 Crtkogo 10V, ColO>n Stott 10' Portland lIS, Kaniot City 100 Newark Ell! Orange South Orange. Verona, Livmgiion Madison Moms Township. Rochaway Bernardiville ANort1o II], Seattle I11OT Hillsborough Cliltwood Hailet/Hotmdel. Keansburg Mitawan. Buck Town. Haddon Heights, Westmonl Metuchen Ttday'iOamii Nooometichedultd Spnnglield Hillside Hamilton Township Oridell Philltpsburg T#m»rr»w'» Ooniii Regulations require lorieilure ol III interest on T-Plus Savings Certificates tor withdrawal prior to maturity Although the actual re- NewOrleaniolNfwVorfc, ;J0p m Los Angeleitit Waihlnglon, I (Bp m turn on treasury Bills is higher than the discount tale, interest on Carteret T-Plus Certificates 11 compounded daily to give you an Phoenl> at Cleveland. I:OS p m even higher yield it is oaf at maturity and slated at an inactive annual yield • Federal tegulahone require thai a penally be in- Dclralt at Indlano, 1:09a m. The Garden Spot..where Routes 9&33 meet In Freehold voked it tunds lencludmg interest! are withdrawn or transferred trorr. I Savings Cer lilicate prior to maturity Interest must remain NatwJerMrarChlco9o,l:J3pm. on deposit lor a lull year to gel ellectrve annual yields slated • A balince ol 150 must remain in a statement account lo earn interest Attonfo at Portland. 11 pm. m* MH«Mr in Ihli dtf*>ng (Oh d»n 12 The Dtiy Rcgarter SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. MARCH 12.1979 Will Olympics reunite the two Chinas

LAUSANNE. Switzerland (AP) - Lord Killanln awalU month to settle the M years dispute over Chinese participation Saturday. KUlanin declined comment on those reports yester- always imposed a condition that the IOC mud dltown Taiwan word from Taiwan and the People's Republic ol China to see In the Olympic Games. day The plan for talks was an unexpected breakthrough after wMtatr he has pulled off his greatest diplomatic stroke as Song Zhong, secretary-general of the Peking committee, had Killanln said yesterday he expected answers from both this In Taiwan yesterday, an unidentified sports official was president ot the International Olympic Committee. attended a meeting of the IOC executive board here week. . quoted as saying It was "totally groundless" to suggest that If KUlanin can get Peking and Taiwan to agree on a peace He has Invited the two Chinas, political enemies, to meet Reports from Taiwan have said the plan was rejected by Taiwan has agreed to talk with Peking about Joint participation round the table under his chairmanship before the end of this formula, he will present a recommendation to the full session of sports officials there hours after Killanln first proposed it in the Olympics. the»-member IOC at Montevideo, Uruguay, In the first week in KUlanin said, "I have not yet received an official reply from April. the Taiwan Olympic Committee I wrote them only a abort time The Jolly IOC president was wreathed in smiles as he talked ago. But I expect to get their formal reply In five or six days. about the breakthrough Saturday. Maloney paces Rangers; Then we will let you know." ** "The two sides agree at least on one point," he said "They Each side reportedly has told the IOC it Is ready, in both say they are Chinese and should compete in the Olympics principle, to meet the other. as Chinese. That, at any rate, is a solid start to any dialogue." "It Is the most positive development In this tangled affair Henry Hsu, IOC member for Taiwan, hat written to KUlanin since I first became a member of the IOC in 1952," KUlanin said arguing that the island's Olympic committee should retain its Islanders tie Bruins, 4-4 Saturday. "Each has agreed separately In principle. Now I hope independence whatever happens. they will both agree to come to IOC headquarters in Lausanne There Is a mass of sympathy for Taiwan, which has always for the meeting." strictly observed Olympic rules. But many members believe it NEW YORK - Rookie Don Maloney set up Phil Esposito's lecond period and Bryan Trottinr, who is challenging for the The two bodies concerned are: is wrong for an island of 16 million people to keep mainland game-winning goal early in the third period and then scored scoring lead, got his 40th goal and two assists to run his point —The Olympic Committee of Taiwan, run by refugees from China, the world's most populous nation with 800 million, out of hitnsflf three minutes later, sparking the New York Rangers to total to 106 a 9-1 National Hockey League victory over the Chicago Black the mainland at the time of the communist takeover and still the Olympic Games. Hawks last night. recognized by the IOC as the Republic ol China, KUlanin said: "We have thrown two balls into a doubles —The Olympic Committee of the People's Republic of Chin? court. Now it is up to them. If we don't succeed it will not tx Maloney fed Esposito directly in front of Chicago goalie in Peking, which has applied for recognition but until now ha because we have not tried." Mike Veisor and the veteran center fired his 35th goal of the NHL Standings season on a power play at 2: It of the third period, giving the Canvtall cmitmci Palrlct Oi.iii.. •r- Rangers a J-l lead. W L T tit OF OA 17 II 13 14 Ml 314 NY liloiKten 41 i] 13 Mm in 31 14 14 K 174 111 After Chicago's Ivan Boldirev cut the lead to one goal with N.Y. fionetn 1? It 113 271 714 3t 17 It 4t 3tt 307 bis 29th of the season at J:0», Maloney made it 4-2 by scoring Ationto u 34 i n m 33* 34 II tl » 311 331 Phllodctphlo 30 n 14 14 311 301 NorrH OtvlMOfi Meadowlands Tonight from the side of the cage on feeds from Don Murdoch and Mario x< Montreal Marois Rangers captain Dave Maloney, Don's older brother, Lot Angelet 79 30 9 •7 !44 147 Clilcogo IS » II tl 303 311 Pittsburgh n 7% 9 U »] 231 lit P««. Ctm, , I7.m Power Deal (Samson) Sunrise Time (Manzil GrayMn Art (Kolh Jr ) completed the scoring with an empty-net goal from center ice at voncouv.r It B ID 41 III ]» Washington 31 U 1} M MS JW Ttnos Lee (No Driver). Rocket Rebel (Monti Sf.) Golden Airway (Wing) Oe«ert Brat (Bailey) SI. LOUll 17 41 f 41 115 It4 Detroit IS IS IS 4S 310 ISO Radar Collins (Hopier) Second Guemr I Boldochlno I Buckhaven (G.lmour) Lord Only Not* (Compbell) Colorado 14 41 I u 110 311 H-cilncrteddlviiion One ond All (No Driver) Baron Parker (DeSontlt) RC Augustus (Doherty) 1H Taylor Mountain (Cotobl Bayshore Lulu (Heentyt Tm Mir (MetHngeO ..... Joe Allen N (GogKardl) Saftrfay'l Gomtt Ntw York Itlantfcrt 4, Boston 4, tic Clotty Leader (Kw*oi*fl lilaadersf Bralas4 Triple Beaux (Manil) Gold Sweep IKoth jr.t..., DorylCratn (R Flllon) BoltonJ.MInntMtol Buffalo?. Atlanta* * Joel Hanover (Monti) Walk Over N (Coniol) BOSTON - Brad Parks' third period power play goal lifted Pltttburoft 3. Phllodclptila 3 PhllndHphto 6, Lot Ano*l«i 3 Alt Jet (Gogliordl) Over T (PollMfWl in: Pete, a**.. w Wmfclngton7.st.LouliS Toronto t, Piliibur oti 0 Jo JONickie (Torrt) M: Pace. 17 m Abbei Terra (Kteint Mori Ml (Remmenl the Boston Bruins into a tie with the New York Islanders. BuHalo S, Atlanta S, lie Ntw York Rangeri 5. Chicago 7 Renncll IGagliardl) Timely Orbll (Mann) Doctor VosilDeSontlt) Bluet Robbie B (Poltaroi i Poola t Clipper tlontoitf I Crash Landing (C .4-1 Now York Rangon 4, Montr Ml 3 TMttMt't G*nt Strike The See (Sporocinei The Bruins had to fight their way out of an early hole as LordFriKOA (Manil Jr ) I m Back (Mann) «ligh Street (DeS *1 Now York manderi 1. Chicago 1 Detroit at Montreal. 1:05 p.m Mode Out (Doherty) Chic O'Brien (Som Denis Potvin and Mike Bossy scored two Islander goals on a five Toronto 9, Lot AnQtlt* 4 Timirtiw Nlflhl-i Owntt kM: PtCt.UJM Davey Charmer ILovdienl Sugar Town (Wing) Bret i Scotch C (Motody) Colorado 3, Vancouver 1 Boston at New York Wonders, I OS Plnebluff Prince (No Driver) Regal Shine IDauptalte) Monielgneur (Kuebler) Star Rvticctlon I Craig) Donald * Song N (Stolttfut) minute power play in the opening minutes. TV Maple Heart (Wright) Honing Bret (Maker) Chuckle C IDIaonl 51 I ouls I, Minnesota I 51. Louli til Colorado.fJSpm. ' Bold Customer (Williams) Lerwlck (Remmen) m: P*c«, v m Milter Winiton (No Driven Bossy, the NHL's leading goal scorer, got his 54th In the Wathlngton }, Detroit 1.1 Plftiburgh ot Voncouvtr. 11 :OSp m Gray Worthy (Manil) Kath Count (Glgonte) Dynamiii Bret iSIOltituil Sounders For IWrtoht) Prairie Sang (Brctnahan) ,, Steady Newport (Gallogherl FW ThunderheodlBfetnohortl Fortune L Bor I Gale I Holy Holly (Voughon Thomail Brove Bret (King Jr ) Armbro Topty (No Driver) Sunro ii ir.ifr i : •Hi: TfMf I)••Me Peanut Gallery (McNIchol) SELECTIONS Stormy AlmahurU (Wetntcr) JCfkll Bluegroii IKueblerl DeimanicolOoupiaiMl Arrlva Boy t Campbell I. I - Triple Bf in Lord Frlico A, Walk Over N Warlicld IMoraonl Freehold Today Sabalill (Morohn) Z - Sura, BoM CMlomer, Holy Holly EddK i Linda (Koimalni Calvert II * Eoiy Sugar (Haughton) . I - EoMtef Uadi. 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SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. MARCH 12. 1979 The Dfcfly RcgMCT 13 fJazz A Cordes'introduces unique style

•y BILL urcic East Branch yesterday after Quintet of the Hot Club of fortunately, Peters lamented, SHREWSBURY Jill A MM. France nearly « yean ago. when DJango came to America Cortes, i string instrument- IV group, sparked by the Peters, the group's an- he played electric guitar with land jan quintet, revived the virtuosity of Charles Wizen, nouncer, explained that there Duke Ellington's orchestra, spirit of the big buds whUe Jan violinist, aad Mike Peters, waj a veritable vault of swing definitely a brass-oriented providing an Introduction to soto guitarist, presented a pro material waiting to be heard in group His string compositions the string jan style of DJango gram of lesser-known jaiz the United States. Un- never got heard. Rdnhardt at a concert it the pieces composed and/or ar- Enter Jazz A Cordes County Library's ranged by Relnhardt, Slep- This versatile group of jazz hane Grappelli, and the Cultural maestros have taken upon • l themselves the task of per- 81316(1 petuatingthiB music, of adding to it, and of performing It to the best of their abilities. And Make a Date at McCarter at this task they are a colossal NOW TO APRIL 1 success. Honmoutb Museum, Lincroft, enjoy fun for the whole PRINCETON - The Me Wizen's violin is haunting. family Visit "Curious Creatures * Bizarre Beasts" - our Carter Theatre Company will His strong vibrato and smooth newest art exhibition illustrating the world of imaginary present, as its final play of the bow control make his instru- animals. See our I' ostrich, Indian ceremonial masks, 1171-71 season, George ment sing, scream, moan and com* atrip it movie favorites. Tues through Sat., 10 A.M. Bernard Shaw's "Heartbreak cry. Performing "Manoir Des to i» P.M Sun 1 to 5 P 14 Admission: «1 50 adults, 75 House," previewing April 1-5 Mes Reves," "Castle of My cents children and opening Friday, April 6, Dreams." Wizen played | running through April 22. wispy, wandering lead op- MARCH 7.14.11,11 posite Peters' guitar. The song The Transcendental Meditation program offers free McCarter Theatre Com- itself was a revel; Wizen's vio- introductory presentations with a color film every Wed. at 8 pany announced also that all lin made the song. p.m. Location. IM Broad St., Red Bank. 747-7M5. accredited high school and col- At other times, Wizen's lege students with valid identi- MARCH II digits danced on the finger- fication will receive a SO Open House, Holy Trinity Lutheran Nursery School board while toes tapped in the percent discount on tickets for Mon , Mar. 12, 1171, 12 30 P.M , 150 River Rd , Red Bank audience. Seguelng "There the Eliot Feld BaUet per Sept. openings for 3 and 4 year olds Will Never Be Another You" formances on Monday and MARCH II with "Sweet Georgia Brown," Tuesday at 8 p.m here "New Reflections." Day of Beauty and Fashion Lunch- Wizen got the joint jumpin'. eon, featuring Hair Clinic by Vidal Sassoon Salon, New The following Monday, Opposite Wizen's violin was York. Makeup by Face Plan. Fashions by Sea Air. Fan- March II, at 8 p.m., the Neth- Peters' oversized cutaway tastic give-aways and door prizes Reservations 115 00 erlands Winds Ensemble will acoustic guitar, whose frets he RtfllMtr il«rt ««Mtt present works by six com- caressed with a passion. Pe- Contact Anne White at 842 WOO To benefit Planned Parent- Fred Stoll, brushes; Mike Peters, solo guitar; Eddy posers, including the contem- ters' performance was master- JAZZ A CORDES — Performing yesterday, Jazz A hood of Monmouth County. Davis, upright bass; Carmen Mastren, rhythm porary Dutch composer ful; he remained true to the Cordes wove a musical spell over the 600-plus au- N.O.W., National Organization for Women, Monmouth guitar; and Charles Wizen, lazz violinist. County Chapter, presents Nutrition and You, The Environ Willem Bnieker On March 21. "lead-rhythm" style of Ms dience members. Left to right, the musicians are The Ramones will appear at and '40's guitarists, yet ment and You — discussion and film "Look Before You Louis Armstrong. He slipped Fred Stoll's brushes on the Alexander Hall at 8 p.m.. with stretched strings when picking tunes as "I'll Never Smile Eat." Tues. t p.m. Unitarian Church, I47S W. Front St.. right Into an Armstrong skins kept It all alive Not too ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS a performance of new wave away on a lead melody. Again," played as a duet with lincroft Public invited. No admission charge. number, "Somedty You'll Be loud, but loud enough, and nev- rock and roll They have just J.S Bach once called the rhythm guitarist Carmen CIWMA 291-0141*1.50 The Shrewsbury Business It Professional Association er missing a beat. released their fourth album, Mastren. "Avalon," "Swing Sorry " Satchmo's cornet Career Day. Luncheon to be held at Rosle O'Grsdy's, guitar a "six-stringed or- MNMGS »! J —4 »:I5 "Road to Ruin," featuring 42." and "Old Man River." wasn't missed Debi Craig, vocalist, stolen Eatontown at IM P.M Bob Davis. Former Pro-Football chestra" While It is impossible their hit single. "I Wanna Be Eddy Davis, playing the up- Mastren, formerly with from Benny Goodman's band, Quarterback of the New York Jets and owner of Bob Davis' he could have known Peters, it Sedated." on Sire Records right bass, kept the bottom line Tommy Dorsey's orchestra, was faithful to the style of the Bar ft Restaurant will speak. Anyone wishing to attend is safe to say that Peters lived Mail orders for all per- up to the spirit of Bach's ob- tight and did a sound vocal played a solid rhythm line on jazz vocalists, changing key should call Mrs. Bartwno at 741 5212 for information. 15 50 formances are available from servation performance on his original the guitar, and was the source signatures smoothly. On "Sug- per person. Guests welcome. Reservations a must! the McCarter Theatre Box Of- of many arrangements and ar," however, she needed to be MARCH 14 Peters pushed the guitar to composition "Never Leave Me fice its performance limit on such Louie," dedicated to the late much enthusiasm sassier to carry the tune well. Important — Eaat Keansburg parents, what is I G K ' Mrs. Joan Bartagelata. will explain at Workshop Meeting, 7:11, Eaat Keansburg School All Purpose Room Come and leam about Individual Guidance Education method which our teachers are studying and your voice will be heard in Television Today whether or not our children learn I G E. next year Red Bank Nights of Columbus, NO Fair Haven Rd . Fair New York Channel)* — 2, k.5. 7, 9, 11, 13 • EVENING Haven. N J. Combecf and cabbage dinner, i p.m.-8 p m. •Jon In an attempt to ••»• SO MAi H Talk ol o poet- |i:]| WOULD I0M0M0W Donation, Adults MM, children III* Skip and fellow NASA war reunion suggests an 11M S 00000 0 It was the Deltas The Monmouth County Audubon Society will hold us IMUOTRMCn crew members trapped In MtatoB.J. and he planes KWS against the rule*, monthly meeting. Mar. 14, 8:15 P.M. at the Trinity ijotsrswu their apace station. (Pt. I. present dey, stateside O GONG SHOW the rules lost! of a two-pert episode; 60 gathering of 4077th Episcopal Church, IS W Front St.. Red Bank. Speaker, CHBMTOUUMS 0 UNTOUCHABLES MATINEE SUN. 2 PM liuMurr mjna.l fsimHI#>- IB CIS LATE MOVIE 'THE Martha Pokras, will present a program entlUed "The Avia,n NATIONAL i«c«Hr> SB NKMAIIf'TooFar ROCKFORD FILES: Foul (7) Space Aaid.nl Rehabilitation Center " Admission free. Public Invited IWWUKKMDOtUIS ToGo'Stars:MlchaelMor- OnFlrstPlay'LouGossett CINtMA34 LAMP««N. MARCH II • MSMVAGE-1 larty.BlytheDenner. An guest stars ss a parole of- Route 34, Aberdeen The Rumson PTA will present "The Gsme of Silence," (•) lew** For edaptatlon ol John Up- ficer turned private de- TONIGHII dike's popular Maples tective who uses his old 583-3600 a program on drug ft substance abuse, on Mar. IS, at 8 pm. ISOfMrS Ml. ANIMAL short stories. A con- friend Rockford. (R) In Forrestdale School Students (5th through 8th grades) WinAtHomel • HJHMWHUW"* Ue temporary suburban cou- OO IHf I0M6HI SH0WB.ll must be accompanied by an adult A panel discussion will Wor.AMo.Mtal 1949 ple have to tell their four Of Carson' Quests: Steve "ALL THINGS follow play performed by The Forum Players. • HOCKEY Detroit Red children that their 20-year Mtrtln Kenny Rogers, Monmouth County Association (or Children with Learn- iSMfOBAWMN Wings ve Montreal marriage Is ended. (2 Fernando Lamas and C»nadl»m BRIGHT AND ing Disabilities. Program for their next general meeting hre.) Merle Earle.(R; 90 mint.) IM S SHOW IHf MSI WAS WON will be Career Education for The Handicapped. William P. OlLOVELUXr BEAUTIFUL" (13) SARAH VAUGHAN Zeb dregs himself out of OO POLICE STORY 'The Boy Hoey. Jr.. principal of Monmouth Vocational School Dis- _ the mudflats where he Next Door' trict, will present an overview of career education for the WOT MUCH • MCONCBT. 7:30 p.m. A 9:20 p.m dally was left for dead after en O ODD COUPLE 2 p.m. mat Sat 4 Sun. handicapped in Monmouth County Join us on Thurs, Mar. IK IK DOUGH Ik* Divine One attack on a rlverboat fac- MX KM ffi DICK CAVEH SHOW Guest: IS. 1(71 at 8 p.m at St Mary's Church Hall. Rl M and MIMttK ill stunning form ing the pirate bend thet Barbara Jordan. Phalanx Rd., Colts Neck. N J Open to all members and the HWinfDMK plans to put the kid OKAIPAKOL general public ODD COUHI • »CONCHIWIIH««AHV»UCH nepped Molly end Laurie OMOYI-WAMA)"* "Myfor- for ransom. (2 hrs.) bidstnPasf I9SI QUEST - a weekly forum for single, divorced ft MCULBmON M Sarah Vaughen per- UP ( Mumrs wow Gu«t forma In concert at Iowa's 0 ML MOVHS JOIRIUl HOHfMOONEK widowed adults Discussion Refreshments Dancing. Uni- ELIZABEIHII Glenda Jack- Palace Theater In Ad- • u SB SALU1H0 ALHtfD NICH S tarian Church. 1475 W Front St.. Lincroft. 8 I'M Donation: IEVB«6IU»JUM'Qlnny ton won an Emmy for her ventureland Park. High- COCK The American Film In- WOO Reddlngton and the Ham- performance In this six- lights Include her rendi- stitute presents a tribute burger Hit Parade;' 'He part series about Eng- tion! of "The Man I Love,' to one of the most prolific rlCtra For A Living' land's first Queen I AIJ11)R\IA St. Patrick's Dance, sponsored by Our Lady of Per- '8lnce You Went Away,' film mekers of the cen- M SUKH tf 'Ghostly 'Mlaty' and 'Send In the Elizabeth. petual Help PTA. Highlands. I P.M. Music by the Fare Stakeout' tury, the 'master of su- SI1TK Share. Refreshments Admission M 50 per person For Clowns.' spense,' a director- 12:30 O MOVIE • CAtOt HUM 11 AHO FHtNOS (WESTERN BIOGRAPHICAL) tickets and reservations call Pat Welsh. 871-IH7 or Judy UMt: Valerie Harper. IN •I 0 rMIUSH Preato writer-producer who has becomes the Innocent terrified audiences the •Iron MiilrtB" 1952 Teepk. BI-4MS JttOOC MIAMI O TWrnOHTIONE MOtlTWOOO SOUAKi dupe of a bald-headed world over for nearly 60 St. Patrick's Day Dance, sponsered by St Joseph's hoodlum, who uiei hit years. OMOVIf (WESTERN)"4 "Good PTA, to be held in the auditorium. Maple PI., Keyport. N.J. Djr lor •Hanging 1951 I UWKAUlYCOMiSl taxi M the get-away car In I'M OO TOMORROW Holt: Tom Music by the Mello-Phonics. Donation $7.50 per person. I >SKWS abankhelat. IIM NEWS Beer and food supplied BYOB For tickets, call 5U-4J7I. 8 NEWUKANDIMUli Snyd.r. Guest: Barry I iHACIHUHHIMPOtl White, singer end com- Little Silver PTO Garage Sale. Sat.. Mar 17, Point UP TEMPO/OFF i iionmncMiMAWM (2) IMS BHVirtOMIHEKiNNfOVCENlH ier. (60 mint.) Road School. I A.M. to 1 P.M. IM * IEAT COMEDY This program presents NEWS i0imulunuHHBfimnfKMi K performances by some of 1J| The Nutswamp PTA's Annual St. Patrick's Day Family ON FIATBUSH JOi FRANKLIN SMOW Breakfast. Sat.. Mar. 17.» A M to 1 P M All Purpose Room Charles Ingalls end Jon- the finest contemporary MOVIE (DRAMA)*** "Flight athan Oervey set out on e American artists. The t of Nutswamp School Tickets: 12 75 Adults, Children 12.25. rrom DeiMny" 1941 desperete search for 0MHVM»HNGuests:Joey production comes from 1:44 MAHCH II O MINORITY: PERSPECTIVE medicine when members Bishop, Loretta Lynn, the Kennedy Center Ml ONEWS BYAA General Membership Meeting 8 p.m. at Croydon of their famines are felted Denny Johnston, Vincent Opera House In Washing- O MARCUS WELBY.M.0 Hall The agenda Includes proposed changes to the Con- by an outbreekof enthral. Price. Mike MenUer. Ion D.C. 145 • THOUGHT FOR TODAY stitution and By-Laws. IMmNia.) Congregation B'nai Israel. Hance ft Ridge Rds. S cross wm Rumson. sponsors a Purtm Carnival from ll 30 A.M. to 3 • • SAlVAGf I Harry P.M featuring games, magic show, movie shows. Prizes launchea the Vulture At the movies rocket on e rescue mis- MIDDLETOWN Hamentaschen. fun. Tickets at door or call 8421800 Al ItM MIVMI UA MIDDLE TOWN I - MARCH II MONMOUTH COUNTY Some Time Neil Year I PGI MO, 130 Superman (PG) 7,9:30 AIERDEEN TOWNSHIP HULIT UA MIDDLETOWN II The Grow ft Show Garden Club will sponsor Bus Trip to CINIMAM- PLAZA - Same Time Neat Year (PG) 7, 9:10 Alt Thlngi Bright and Btovilful (G) Philadelphia Flower Show. Mar. II. Bus leaves Mid- Invasion of the Body Snalcheri (PG) UA MIDDLETOWN III— Be terrific! fmim 7:30.9:30 The Great Train Robbery IPG) 7,9 dlebrook Shopping Center. I p.m. $8 SO covers all. 774-4140 STMATHMORE CINEMA I — CINEMA I- OCEAN TOWNSHIP California Suite (PG)7,f Ri*tbreoMPG)7:10.» SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA I - ITRATHMOKE CINEMA II - Eves. MARCH I] CINEMA II - Superman (PG) r:30.10 Lord of the Rlrm (PCI 7.9 is tceCostleslPG)7,9 SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA II - ATLANTIC HtOHLANOS Bahai Community of Middletown. Informal discussion KEANSBURO IceCoilleslPG) 7 11.9 45 ATLANTIC CINEMA — COLONIAL - MIDDLEBROOK I - Ellen Alan on International Language. 1st Ave.. Hilton Park. Lord of ftw Rlngi (PG) 7:00.* IS Lord of the Rings (HG] MO, 9 70 Every Which Way But Loose IPGI Burstyn AMa Navesink. 8 P.M. Free literature 2II-43M. EATONTOWN KEVPORT 7:30.9:35 COMMUNITY I — STRAND — MIDDLEBROOKII - Lordoflhc Rings (PG) MS, 9 40 Painful DtslreslXI 17,7:10,4:10,6:30, Animal House(Rr7:15,9:3S COMMUNITY II — 9 70; Seniuol Encounter ol Every Kind IX) RED RANK SUPERMAN Some Time Ne«l Year IPG)7 70,9 JO 1 05. 3 IS. S M.I.10. 10 30 RED BANK MOVIESI — FREEHOLD LONG BRANCH . All Things Bright and Beautiful IG) FREEHOLD I - LONG BRANCH MOVIES I - 1:«. 9:30 MARCH 11,14 ft II, II Invasion of trie Body Snolchen (PG! The Great Train Rftttbery IPO) 7:10. RED BANK MOVIES II — MS,? W 9:75 Same Time Next Year (PG) 7:15,9 30 Christian Brothers Academy of Lincroft will present the PRIKHOLDII- LONG BRANCH MOVIES II - MONMOUTH ART CENTER - musical Brigadoon by Lerner and Loewe In the school gym. F«tt>r*0k(PG)7:».9:» Fattbrtak(PG>7 30,9 » Animal Houst IR) 7.9 THE CHEAT Curtain time 8 P.M. Tickets at the door. SHREWSBURY CINEMA t - TRAIN MARCH 14 IctCoitleslPGll, 10 CINEMA II - Shopping trip to Reading Pennsylvania sponsored by Fo,tbreok(PG)7:M.9:» ROBBERY CINEMA 111- Atlantic Highlands Republican Club. It. For reservations The Grtal Train Robbery (PG) 730, Call Mrs. T. Ruddy, 291-1842. SERVING 9:« MIDDLESEX COUNTY St. Patrick's Dinner Dance sponsored by Star Of The CALL FOR YOUR LUNCH 4 EDISON MENLO PARK CINEMA I- Sea Church, featuring The Biddy Earley's band, 7:30. FREE SAMPLE LESSON DINNER Ice Castles (PG) ISO. 4, A: 10. 1:10, SEAN THE GREAT Dinner 8 P.M.. K of C Hall, Joline Ave., Long Branch. WITH OB WITHOUT A PARTNER 10:10 FOR MENLO PARK CINEMA II — « »Y TRAIN ROBBERY MARCH M MMMOW. UHN «NO OIIOO DANCf t . NormoRae (PGI 1.30.3:40.5:45,7:45, I fW I «.U. Now In Ifft.l 45 YEARS Monmouth Chapter O.E.S. will hold a Luncheon ft WOODBRIDOE Fashions by Kinkels on Mar. 2S, at the Cobblestones In WOODBRIDOi CINEMA I - Middletown at 1 p.m. For reservations call on or before WOODBRIDaTciNEMA 11 - FAMILY DINNER SPECIALS Failbreak (PG) 1:40, 3:40. 5:40, 7:40, Mar l», 787-3375 or 415-0769. 9:40 MAY I . SOMERSET COUNTY MONDAY & TUESDAY SOMERSET ROBBY Mexico, Acapulco, one week, from MM Includes air RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA I - Jtfurray . IceCtntleilPG) 7:30,9 30 BENSON transportation round trip and hotel, transfer from airport to CHICKEN-IN-A-BASKET RUTOERS PLAZA CINEMA II - hotel and return. Call 842-4M0, Colpitts oacoaujatTvao Fattbrcah (PG>7 30.9:30 Strvtd with Spaghetti or French Frits MPAA RATINGS JUNE 21TU JULYS 12 BROAD ST., RED BANK G — General audiences St. Agnes Church, Atlantic Highlands, will sponsor a Cole Slaw 2" PG — All ogci (Parental guidance (rip to England, Scotland t Wales. Mosl meals included R - RtttrlcUd. (P*rUft« undtr 17 not 741.5858 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bank admitted unless accompanied by parent or Sightseeing. Call 281-0876. Herbert Si. Ample OH Street Parking Klull guardian) "FAST BREAK" X—Adults only. Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace The Dtitylfcgtoer SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, MARCH 12,1979

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Super Sport, full dreited. •cchla, Urvl" * I two 1*74 1 NINi ACHES Of New and Uwd Cart bates bog, trunk, complete wind |am C4MhT II you're worklioB. w« OREMLtN l»74 - 7*MO mile*, en AUTO SERVICE MANAGER utTsn cwi ram** twn % p.m. PINTmmO 1173 - Recent valves, tfeel Hwy li Hi-** Keyporf mer, fairing with AM/FM tiereo. http to get you tlnoncMfio m e ctttent condition, ll.tft fiwartl Chryiltr Plymouth inltrnu ADIES-MEN - Word at home on fh« belted, needs body work. MM After t clgorettc lighter, air hornt. full crasn (KM. Payment! orronoed to *ult your onol truck* All benefltt, compony , earn WSUO weekly tervlctn#' p m.. 7471SM except tot and ton HE FINEST SELECTION - Of new bar* with highway foot peat Fold- AM*. Many Ne- ond Quality Uted Id Inturonct progrom. demo Mutt uttomert. 1M-3144 '_. * and wwd ton In Manmouth Cownty down cushion titty bar, Comestar moo UMCOLN MEftCURY Cart H) chooM from Call Mr Freder PINTO WAGON 1974 - Automotlc, •av* backorounO Apply In per ton, 141 HOLSEY PONTIAC Over 100 air conditioned new cart In wheels Very tatt. verv reliable. 7fQC body In good shape, engine needs work Weil Front SI . Red lank ^ND~SCAPfT WOfTKEft - Ptrtoa^ loch McCLOIN 1UICK OPEL INC . miles Excellent condition Garage RTE. U S43-7IM EATOMTOWr ond new ttorier 1*00 717 J7SI ofter 4 ited to work beginning mid March, , I CADILLAC r97S - T«e-de*r White HONDA CIVIC ItM - T-o tfoor Sedan Jirewtoury Ave, New Ittfewibury kept UOOOtlrm Call M4-U13 anytime UTO MECHANIC - Front end and ..-time, experience prefered Mutt, suisr"*CUTLASS 443 Itn - Convertibl' e tour weed, H.W0 mile* AM/FM ro 41-4300 oket shop. Bear alignment, three to iove N J drlvtrt ncente Hammond, SMN miles, new tlret. AM/PM tight dlo, I3U0 711 IW PLYMOUTH If7l - Dutter. M.O00 TRIUMPH 1*71 — Bonnevllle, blue and e yeori experience, mult have own urtery * Londttop* Service.43) im . TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb track Just tune*, plus many extras mliei Eicellent condition Aiklnf Hlver. TWO mllei. Exctllent condition OOlf, company paid beneflli Coll tor USED CARS IMPALA - IMS Super Sport tor parti ICt OOWNES PONTIAC. 67 Low II TOO t4o.an ANDSCAPE - Gordenor* nelfwi • Serious buyer* only 13000 747 »'j__ 1 Coll Ml 15*4 onyilme. appointment Mlddletown lire Lorn Bett offer. tain SI, Motowon Me-779+ HIS Hwy IS, Mlddlelown. xperlence preferred Mujl hQve DATSUN It74 B>1« - Hatchback PLYMOUTH 1?M -Good running can YAMAHA r con otter *. HMM* Call 7»«*4 FOYOTA COROLLA~tt7* - SRi Five •mpartotlon MJ iw^offer i p.m> Looks and runt excellent IS MPG on dltlon. needt body work, Q Mi I no WOO j ft R CYCLE SERVICE, INC. 76 MARK IV speed, two-door, sport coupe, air, ATHE HAND - Full lime. First clou I CADILLAC Ifft - Coupe DeVltH regulor got Hlfl 741-AUO * " behmn 4 and 11 p m, U14BA* Union w/moonroot. V-8. auto , air I D Elegance Package, automotlc count* oft Monufacfurert wgo**'id power brakes, electric rear window, VON T MomouU) I pewtr tteer Ing. broke*, seal, Olr condl DATSUN 1*73 WAGON - Four lltt price TIT Motor* Inc . Highland PLYMOUTH FURY ivn - Rebuilt en contole, lull gouge*, radial*, regulor j cond. P'S. P/B. 43.885 pine: power ttterlna'brahti. olr. vinyl YOU'LL BE SURPRISED HOW I tionlng. V I. AM/FM with tape. III cylinder, lovf ifteed, paiied inipec Park S723S77 *ov WOO, MftoeV after 6 pm i EGALTECRETARY -Part-time,tor I steering, wire wheel covert. *elou< fop, good HIM, excellent lecond car, WELL YOU CAN SELL mles a 051 ttw> H7). Afttr t p m . TIT-4He Auto Matawan office Experience In law of Interior, while exterior with paooX KITSON CHEVROLET CO tlMO firm 170- 1TO. Twin loro Motors Inc. ven If you've never told before, you Experie lef Mint condition I.MS mllei OOOOE MONACO Wo - Four A»r, Hwy. H Eotonlown Ol Newman Spring Rd. Rtd Bank Services/Parts • rn good money telling Avon Set ld MI I tlMM, >wt tox and licensing. ALL VI avtomotic. power iteoring/broker PONTIAC LEMANS WAGON 1*74 - AMC/JEBP 74J 0040 •rnnourt.too Give II a try I Call t ONLY Power tteerlng/brakei, air. 17,000 l-tlnw, e«- '6895 I AMERICAN. INC , Hwy II I Bedle air condlttonlng, crulte control lltOO TWO TONE - Green bucket teat, tor Hammond. 171-eJfI; Mrs EGAL SECRETARY - Full-tlnwractice, e , I (td, Hailet M4 177* Like now 143 Ml LABRIOLA MOTORS INC mllet Original owner Excellent c VISTA CRUISER WAGON 1*74 - AM oneiult. Ue-ITU; or Mr* Archer. ld ol practic Newman Spring* Rd , Red Bank dltlon UWD Call MM67I _^^^ rr, window*, brake* leoti. nine l*;i Pinto, excellent condition IIS •hrewtPury Col ; Call S44 147* after • pm mi7. for Walls. DODGE VAN 1*74 - Windows. HI V4 Dodge Potsun Til W pauenger, woodgroln *port wheett. ICENSED REAL ESTATE SALES 78 MERCURY outomrtlc, " ' PONTIAC 1974 GRAND PRIX - 41.000 tHOO Coll_4T1*»a. BARTENDER CADILLAC WO - Coup*, all powei EOPLE - Familiar with Keyport. ter 7. 747 1 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MARK IV « Aiklng 11300 VEGA PARTS Enperlencad. full or part-tin MONARCH — 2-dr . 6 cyl . I excellent running condition. ISM Coll onytime, 717-41W VOLVO 1*70 - Wooon, I7S0 or sett 74MDI Matawon. Aberdeen, Old Bridge Town at 4)710 1971 - Excellent condition, full hip. Hailet Cgm* In, set our cy* auto . aii core). P'S. P/B. DODGE VAN If7t - VI. oulomoilc wiped, special fuchsiolpink) coK offer Olr tonditlonlno power flttr omer flow chart and your polentlol far CAMARO IM7 . Vuper Ipwi, be4y am Idfidou top wltn maroon Inferioi PONTIAC iv// LeMANS WACOM - After 4. 1*1 1*H 13 251 mlm «062 ing/broket ITO Tin BOAT RIGGER ootl earning* TOM CAHILL REAL> 1 excellent tondillon ln*l<)e and out, nt now mi lei Good tires, Asfclno 17700 »,•» mile*, very Moon M0MT Coll VOLVO 1t71 - 144. air. FM ttereo. or trade tor Caddy or late model Mark 6 Auto Rent/Lease V, S66 0001 for confidential I tor, transmission and post rear automatic, new front lire* Muit tell MARINE EXPERIENCE IFE INSURANCE REPRESi it offer m ***'J V, up or down Coll 777 1440 «?M 471 7JM ONLY PONTIAC Ifn - Greal Itatlon CO. . RENT A VAN - Low. low rates Call TIVES - Qigportunlty |u«t k '4795 APAaL6 OF LIGHT MECHANICAL- CAMARO If/0 - Automolli . MERCEDES BENZ lt7S - Model TtO tecond car Good condition, new front Marty, TOM S FORD. Hwy 11 Key tcrllng Tnampion wanti NO CARPENTRY WORK FOR NEW cylinder, new ironimimon. AM'FM Chocolate brown, luggage Interior. tlret. rodto, IS71 Call offer t p. VOLVO WAGON 1*44 - UM or bett eislve markets. port, 764 IM0 T MAKE READY s, crt— eigM trocfc. W« or besi offer »1 FIAT PEUGEOT DEALER 71000 miles, new Michel In tlret, oftor Call 78 MERCURY USED AUTO A VAN RENTALS ntTnng, wide iety of produtii BILL LAHZARO S AUTO SALES INC Polygilcoat finish Excellent condl 1 11 744 Sill oner 4 eodt" Leads Leodtd* Expanding In CAPRI Iff* ~ Four cylinder, three IM Moln M Motawon W fW tion 110.000 firm 741 11117 PONTIAw-nm C FIREBIRD 1971 - JM i u 1/ A DAV/107 MILE t' L d COLONY PARK WAGON — door, air, AM/FM, low mileage I7WJ0 FIAT 1I7» SPIDER - Five ipeed. con In., automatic, power steering, pewer VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1M5 - Green. CALL TOLL FREE WOlTJ uranct company *eeklng prolefis l vfl auto, air cond , P'S | Coii 747 rm vertlbl*. twperior got mlleoae on reau broke*, air. AM/FM stereo Rally runt oood. four new lire*, aiklng 117$ feoaent* thot wish to succeed C i« got loaded wlm titiai Only 17.000 wheel*. 7)00 mile* Ashing U300 Cat' 4H lA? between 6 10 p m , Hroy, Se*04O0 __ CAR BE 6 - infant statTrockerT tut P/B. 18.575miles «064 miltt MOOD lirm 14) TNI Ml 7*47 offc Iprn 7 Auto Insurance OOKKtEPER - Strong occoon UNCHROOM PLAYGROUND 111 for oil VOLKSWAGEN - \9t0 tamper lockground. knowledge ol nurilna ERVISORS - Frank Anto( mutt FIAT 114 1*74 - Four-oaar ipt< PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1973-Bloci Khombl Flnlihed Interior, link, pap AUTO INSURANCE me procedure* ond ffurrouahi LMOO chool, Lacusf Avt.. Wett OHLY '6595 outomallc. olr conditioning, extra (Mock vinyl Interior. VI, aufotnall lop and electric hookup. Sleeps three F BE E quote* ond binder* by phone Ipful but will train Apply In pei*on, ranch Contact Princlpol, 773 ~ I CHEVROLET CHCVCLLE 1171 " _S47_HO0 fransmlttlon. power sleer inmouth Canvoletcenl Center, in MoJlbv (lotion Wagon M7 v I. pow Hrt. SlftS, WJPJ WJaS Mechanically laund Needi minor CALL TOLL FREE «»-•» M) Hi>al opportunity employer » , , ingibraket/window*/door locks. HI work Atklng UOO minimum Uimi ith Avt i Long Branch. I tteering'brakes. olr, oil new di FORD ELITE itM - Two MONTE CARLO If 71 - Fully steering wheel, air conditioned, tinted VOLVO STATION "WAGON 1*73 - lANAGEflTTRAINEE - For sporting I broke* tuned up. «x passenger IIIO0 automatic. power ileeerlng/brakel i glass, bucket seats Atklng HMO C " RIDQCPOKT - And Lophe opero 76 CADILLAC Four *peed. air conditioning, tISOO or oods store Must M able to work firm oi trade for l»70 lt/1 Pickup AM'FM ttareo. ol dtolt Exellen 791 WeJ aftei 6pm plon immediate I D card! * wanted Top rate*. ba*ed on r* c> mm cawmttow tfilMl ^ belt ofier Ml 1479 after 6pm exlble fiouri Apply In perton at 111 SEDAN D£ V1LLE — V-8, MONTE CARLO 1*77 - Air, AM/FM eby phone. Coll H*jnj_ lence. Small thop. all benedti. Per Aaln SI , Motowon^ t • aulo . air cond . PS, P/B I CHEVROLET MALlBU LANDAU - FORD 1*74 - LTO Brougham, two eight trock, new snows, power tteer nonent poilllon* Engllthtown area. Air, AM/FM tfereo tape. owtomoti door, (uii power. UJM mllei 11100 ina/broket. twlval buckets 717170 MANAGER- Excellentopporlunllym ' ?1 S3I mm »069 I power Steering/broke*, snowt. I •41 im after 1 p SJOJ 10 10 Wanted monogement team of expanded glan all oround. air conditioning, ARPENTER S HELPERS WANTEO I cdlem condition. veato M4 Mil, * ood service company We presently MUSTANG Itn - Grande, good condl power loch window* Perfect condl Automotive Experienced In framing only Coll re openlnat tor resu" oriented gien lion Asking 17400 Pleove call bctweer Hon « 100 Coll tvemngt /Hi M?3 h»—n 7f p.m., ;fro*ter AM/FM caiMttt i Col| oHtr 6. Wiiti jpolntmenl • 1.000 mile* t77S 717 77*3 Coll 717 421) deck. 4i4» mile*, be*l offer )M i*|i BUCKET TRUCK - Ford. 1*5*. M' BOOKKEEPER RABBIT You v* oal lo drive It lo working height LeSABHE — Coupe V6 NOVA 19M CHEVY II - Need* engine CALL BILL. 4*5-0*11 Double entry. Inturoncr background GMC WINDOW CAN IMi - SI believe ii SHREWSBURY MOTORS 14j US/i AAARINE MECHANICS auto aif cond PS P B VNIHII VEDA im - taut cylinder, owtomailt. mecnonicoHy l work, willing Is trade for small cor Ipful Atbwry Park area Start IISO EXPERIENCED 38 547m«s «09l *MFM. olr.fotftoll.o^ly MOM telletil body oood otking M7S Colbody in good thopc 9BM0MorW 7IM CHEVROLET BLAZE JUNK CARS WANTEO ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY HUtW fttr fpm OLOSMOtlLE H 1«« - Low miles RED IANK VOLVO mile*, fully loaded Call day*. HIGHEST PRICES PAIO Thomos Avt 747 1494 Shrewsbury . niflo can n; n» 14 HOUR TOWING clean, all power, AM/FM. four door II* E NEWMAN SPRINGS RD evet , 147-Oin Atk for Woyn MUNICIPAL EMPLOYMENT RED BANK. 741 SN* BftC TOWING, 1*1 WJ ONLY Phone 777 JiU CHEVROLET 1*77 EL CAMINO - FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP '4995 2. *ulo» For Sole 2. Aulo. For Sole Open 1 ntgtit* to I M p m Sol until JUNK CARS OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME FEDERALLY FUNDED JOBS REOIKERt SHERMAN IMMEDIATE CASH PAID kerk Typist M.07I per year 1974 - Good condition 17300 Low CALL HOCCO. 7«7 »S4 77 MARK V mileage 717 J9W DODGE PEUGEOT ' Repairer 19,440 per year HI U Wall Io«n*hip U9 )l(XJ TOP DOLLAR etc ore CETA poilllom and < Ml I HANK TfuLkiOnrJ buses MU*t v-8 auto air'cond PS OLDSMOflLE - 1970. Culloss So CHEVROLET PICK UP - l«S/. runt FOR USED CARS b perienced, no tool* required Per- RENAULT 1949 - RIO. automatic lo good, body need* work, renovator* IIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC Wlicanli qualified by the Monmouth P B AM FM veloui 44 351 )(imi Clostic convertible Pom ounty CETA Oeportment con be cor nt full time petition for quolllied mileage. 1700 Rt 35 Sayrevllle, N J 717-1)00 wred Excellent condition Asking delight UH firm 771 UU acred rieaie apply at 10 South fct perton Call between tarn andlpffi. miles »t02 IM« 791 1740 or 747 7700 Mr Poley CHEVROLET PICK UP tM4 5i. reehold. N.J. 411-7W4. cylinder, three-ipeed, J1. ton. lodder TOP DOLLAR PAID |unk cart Immediatte pick MEC mi kt new tire* and lionl end 11700 oi MECHANIC/TOW TRUCK OPERA . Auto Financing Cat! 777-liK 7177-7100 OB ONLY 7900 br*toffe. Coll after ', Yii UK OB eiptritnctfl pmy H 4-tTM CHEVROLET - 1*77 ^ pick up. VI, TOP DOLLAR - PeW tor |**k two SECRETARIES automatic, power *teering, ilereo BOOKKEEPERS MECHANIC WANTED — Minimum 76 MERCURY tape, wheelt. 17.000 mllei U900 KFYPUNCH iree yeori experience on forelon ond you have any ot the above I jmeillc repair*, own tools Coll J & A ts einterett COUGAR XR7 — V-8 auto 100% FINANCING WE NEED USED CARS _trvlce Center. 79) tSU DODGE PICKUP" Top dollar paid MULLER CHEVRO not came In ond . air cond P S P B 42 091 LET. Hwy M, Motawon, S6B-M00_ at«t no fee charged MECHANICAL TRAINEES - Will Up I* 41 MMlki I* pay to qualified rain No experience necessary Call miles '126 WE BUV USED CARS AND TRUCK ACE TEMPORARIES AT MULLER CHEVROLET Thomot Ave m-OlM Shfgoibury our Navy recruiter In Red Bank, SCHWARTZ Chryiler Plymouth 41 7116, Freehold, 7B) 1070; E Brunt kwpr M my MW and unrj can in stock. Ned Bank. 7474717 CLERK-TYPIST FORD PICKUP I97J - Excellent coi ONLY Iverilfled dulles, local area Star '4295 — USED CARS — dition Cuttomiied Rett offer Cal X Fee reimbursed. MFDICAL RECEPTIONIST Busy 671*761 ofttr 4 pjn. HOME OWNEKS SPEOAl ~ ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY physician 1 office. 7* pm Monday to 77 MERCURY FORD 1970 HALF TON PICKUP - IfiwnilAvi. 747-jilW Shrewtbury Wednesday, 1 30S30 Thurtdoy, Frl L'P 10 60 monfti5 10 D3y notlown payment, no P'evOuS I Mu*t sell, as I*. IWO or best offer Cal lay No weekend* Reply to Box N 770, LEEK TVPIST - Port time (onco COUGAR XR7 — V-8 auto 79 CAMARO Z-28 after 6, S3l-*tt4 he Ouily Negitter, Shrewsbury. 07701 credit i'qulMied CVteMOw" O"ty I botlt), for local newtpapcr coloiilfle (EDICAL RECEPTlONlif - Busy TOYOTA 1974 - Long bed, camper deportment. Accuracy In typi air cond PS P B 37 317 Aulo V-8. AM FM PS P B air cond tinted glass rally* 51 Help Wanted rtment. Accuracy In typing ant odor's office, top salary Send re miles »144 shell, costette stereo tape ITvvi lliVUSingoVUSTT Muil b« reliablrelia e and ume witti references to Box G 364. The yv^eeis tXiCkei seats console 400 nines «-^**rt/\ WMBff. - Male/Female jiloole on Wort notice Pleatc tend Jaily Register, Shrewsbury. N.J epllet to Box Q 140, The Dally Reg TRUCK INSURANCE CALL ACTIVE REAL ESTATE OFFICE - I fer, Shrewsbury, N.J. 0770). 7701 , ONLY MULLERS PRICE. '7099 FREE quote* ond binder* by phone '5295 need of tin llcented oitociatei lor « lEbrfjAiTTsSISTANT - PhytUlons ponding real eitate office New coi COSMETICIAN nice, piinnr 2 30 pm la 7.10 or VOLKSWAGEN VAN Itn — Auto cepl for acquiring llttlngt Leodt . coimctlc jter Mon through Wed , busy office 76 CORVETTE Mr. D. 364-9740 fumlthed Excellent commliilon ai ilu* malic, runt good, 71,000 miles, needi .., evenlnft Experienced 0 Send Resume to Box V 757, The Dolly 77 PONTIAC ruiigertienl Call Barbaru. i/ll WW) Aulo V 8 AM FM stereo Ml & teie sig P'S P B air cond windshield, tvM 741 6SJ0 Face Place, 7471444. Regliter. Shrewsbury, N.J 07701. GRAND PRIX — Cpe V-8, RU5SING GUARD APPLICATIONS AEDICAL SECRETARY — En- aulo an cond P S P B 28 037 miles 1«4«« •erlertce preferred, must type, full- 2. Autos For Solo 2. Autos For Salt 2. Autos For Sou 2. Autoi For Sale ime Five doys Monmoulh Medical 33 593 miles »I73 MULLERS PRICE '8199 >nter oreo References Write to Box i 161. The Dally Register. Shrewsbury, REW MANAGER - Port time h< * J 0/701 ONLY '4895 78 FORD T-BIRD In Monmouth u 11 time pay, fo work with young boy* after school Coll Mr Peter*, beiween Landau V-8 AM FM stereo P S P B air cond Micrwlin NUCLEAR PLANT WORKERS - No pm. ond 3 p.m.. li] SIH or %*11IS1 experience necessary Mutt be high 77 LINCOLN radialw Ws i0?00miles . ... USTODIAN - Full time position ,chooi graid and bbee willing lo reloi l Navy recruiter In Red B TOWN COUPE — V-8 aulo MULLERS PRICE 5899 local high school Full benefit* Cal air cond P S P B stereo Ml IW. Ext Se. wick. 23MHt *• 42 811 miles s 186 DAY BARTENDER NURSE RN IM/W) - Supervision. 78 CAPRICE CLASSIC In day*. Coll 717-W4 LPN Charge Nurse (M/W) Goodbenc I C N T A L tils Apply in person, 9 4, Oak view ONLY '7495 2-di hdtp aulo V-8 AM FM PS P B air cond rear delroster radial W Ws 18 407 miles SCOOQ ODD JOBS - Long Branchettate,live Muller in possible. Ideal for student. .Call w 75 CADILLAC MULLERS PRICE *5399 77v»IS3 otter t p.m. >r )ENTAL RECEPTIONIST - OPERATORS - Needed on il| lag COUPE DE VILLE — . Ime, experience neceisary, Marlboro Chevrolet - BMW ( tewing machines Full time In modern * sunrool V 8 auto air LHIVROIM Call ut-xno. lingerie ihsp. Some experience de 77 MONTE CARLO tired Apply Charlet Komor & Son, IK cond PS P B. 51, 214 Moln SI . Keontburg, ^_ mles «2I! Landau buckets console auto v-8 AM FM stereo P'S. J Aberdeen Twp. ^* ,, ^ P B air cond W Ws 20.808 miles < n Ma rnn PANTRY PERSON" l ONLY '4995 DRIVERS WANTED - NlfthM only MULLERS PRICE. '5099 apply In ptrwn after 4 Port-time o EXPERIENCED ONL ull time work, muit be over II «e 75 DATSUN Rt. 34 &S. Atlantic Ave. lank Pino. 15 North Bridge Ave ~ B210 HATCHBACK — 4 77 CAPRICE CLASSIC OPiN A|LY T|LL9pM DRIVER 4-dr pallard hdlp aulo . V-8 AM FM P S. P B air cond . Seek responsible Individual to t*i cyl 4-sp mnl stg , brakes. cuc^onnn "> porarlly drive employee of our coi 32.099 miles «219 rear delroster radial W W 34.061 miles »ny from Little Silver to Newark morning ond then back again In lot PARTS COUNTER 3DD"OUUU WED. & SAT. till 6 p.m. afternoon. Salaried position with r" - MARINE EXPERIENCE idled duties In between. Call ONLY '2295 MULLERS PRICE. M999 Munley, Mt 1100. Ext. 34, for furthe FAST MOVING PARTS ntormollon DEPARTMENT IN LARGE- 76 MONTE CARLO ELECTRICIAN - And Electrlclon MARINA. 76 DODGE Helper. D.E.E Electrical Contractor Landau aulo V-8. AM FM stereo 8-track P S P B air March Into Savings 301-47M1U WEEKENDS AND OVERTIME ASPEN SE 4-dr 6 Cyl NECESSARY auto . air cond . P S. P B. cond . W Ws. 36.931 milea •«•«»«» ELECTRICAL TRAINEES - No • perience neceiiory, will train. Co 40 157 miles » 224 MULLERS PRICE... '4499 ir Navy recruiter In Red Bon 333*; Freehold, 710-1070, E Brun ONLY '3195 Now During MULLER'S wick, 7M-SIM 74 CAMARO ENGINEER - For design of cutto — Mlnlmu coaling equipment. Experienced fullllroe V-8 aulo . P S, P'B. air cond custom stripping 65.665 hydraulics, heat transfer and rein 77 LINCOLN ' ilV ELECTRO IMPULS If you hove an accounting background miles iChetlnut St., Red Ban with minimum 1-3 yeort experlehoe TOWN CAR — V-8. auto . air ond arc Willing to learn our occdiHttlng EXPERIENCED - S«wlno tnachln method* this position Is tor you . ' . cond P S. P B 20.214 March Madness All fringe benefit*, Malor Medical hojj MULLERS PRICE '3699 operatori. 1*5 Hwy 34, We Koonspufg. 7IM3W- pllalltoiion, profit sharing, pold vtxxi miles * 230 tiom, tick leave, etc - '. *T FLORAL DESIGNER - Florhl. Wu To arrange for on interview coll 741-9111. ONLY '7995 76 CHEV. PICKUP C20 Equal opportunity employer With cap, 6 cyl, sld 3-speed, radio, healer, mnl steering. Savings Spree! PART TIME - But driver, private FREELANCE AD WRITER - Who co school, will train. U per hour to ttart. 77 FORD P S 5l.854miles tnnnn compote snoopy headline) ond do** Coll between 94 pm S47-4777. * (led odi, parfllme. Should hove torn LTD LANDAU — Cpe . VB, Every New 1979 Chevy Car and Truck Priced To MULLER'S PRICE. '3099 rial etlole background, but n PEOPLE WANTED — For meiln auto , air cond . P'S. P'B. absolutely necessary Write, giving c tenonct, landscaping, carpentry? mo. rlence and dtslreav salary, to 8 29.633 miles. »231 mry and biocktopplng Knowi«dot 76 CHEV. IMPALA rIV3. The Dally Register, Shrewibur Ipful but not neceiuiry. Write to Box N J. 07701. ONLY STATION WAGON - Aulo I V-8. radio. P S P B. air cond.. '4595 GO! GO! GO! GENERAL OFFICE WORKER - IB W Ws 41 000 miles iOftAft keypunch experience necessary Pe Including The Gas Saving^ manent Million Norwood Dlttrlbuto More Classified 75 MERCURY MULLER'S PRICE. '2999 on Next Page MONARCH — Ghia. 4-dr. Malibus. V-8 auto , air cond . P/S. 75 CHEVY NOVA Ichevettesy PB 37 457 miles *233 HATCHBACK — auto. 6 cyl P'S. AM FM radio, mnl Anolhir Daily Register clasiifitd sirvict brakes W Ws. 57 084 miles IOOQQ ONLY '3395 MULLER'S PRICE £9V9 Novas 75 CHEVROLET 77 CHEVETTE NOW.... IMPALA WAGON — V-8. 2-door. auto ' -yl. radio, heater. W Ws. mnl steering, mnl YOU (AN TELEPHONf aulo. air cond. P'S. P'B, disc brakes. t0 939 miles SOQQQ YOUR CLASSIFIED 42 888 miles »239 MULLERS PPICE -*it. docoratot) Cell 34+3SO) Mrntvd call Mrs Dallon. S44 MM >•«*•«, , t«« mmove M t»ix mo eludinldi g allll tllM Call Owftor. Asking m.m LAWLBY I HOOFING MECHANIC WANTED SUPPLY PERSON - Wonted Know ZlnwiMfor ItWlVSU. 741-43*3, tV». »43 fiANO FLAVIN - Of tttctrtc »*M *•#* ot oWpolmj end receiving, pip Muu f*»| ' • •*•* >" l*«itawnae Ca n MM) have ond thaw driver license Fiflimgs. nuts, bolts ond toots n RED BANK-lit m mi CflH evening. 717 SU3 ireo Mutt hove warehouse ei rience Apply In person to Seocoas •bie with carpet, air, decorated 4711 PIANIST - CtauJcoi. port tint to. SALESPERSON - Full time or part odocti. Inc , Shore Rood, Port Mon i to move in «I3J per month on MM KhM«. nwil be « MMI Hah. time experienced entv Apl i pe< K WALKER ft WALKER mouth No telephone calls. nvm one year loose including r»nH.i fr outflow* colt fe*4*4 THETlNfot7-^a¥s Public School water. plus otectrk. Call owner PLUMBER - J«aMng »f*rlence looking tor a worm, creative Asslslon rr Zimmerer 1 San. 944-34K or Shrewsbury SmS™ "••»» Ftfll tint* wet Pteot* colt ofler i 1 SALESPERSON - Full lime with flex Teacher for our preschool program MldoWtaww Office ^^IHl >W . tflWH _ Idy handicapped children WEST RED BANK - *•«*•* •or eecorottng Retail experience re RID BANK - Offices/Stores tor rent OuKee Pleasant working conditions ir Certification In pre school or »peec living, dining room, k'tchori. Don FLUMUM - iMflnci* mochonic IPS to USB per month. Coll 471 1941 woo sovw Call Tor appclnin^en t. N r therapy required Send Resume lo O swnjorch. rull cellar ond aMU. H*il •rjari lime Retetencet required Wtwxkwd. T414HD Arnold Cohen. Director ol Special Se vices, Swimming River School, 330 SYCAMORE PROFESSIONAL con vum SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS - Work three Hance Ave , Tlnfon Patls, N J BUILDING PRCSSER - far «rv etoontng plant. to fours hours o day ond tarn ovei Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Only one wile (MMtq « I still ovoll 132 Condominiums mut! N eiptrtenced POT good Stori or more o week Impossible? C able In ultra modern addition to well wwrfc imnwOWtly Apply L.ltile Silver drive a bus tor Von Nortwlck Brother* TRAVEL~AGEN~T CI—KM, 4tl •faMtTTv. and see Coll 717 0931 Wt will Iroin established professional building. Lo Town/ Houses Experienced P O Bon IM. Oakhurt cotoct on Sycamore Ave In finlor Fatls. adjacent to Parkway Ready tor TRAVEL AGENT - Port 77. Pels And Livestock 101. Apartments SECRETARY 71 Merchandlie 71. Merchandise immediate occupancy Unlimited bu»y office Experience required COL OCEAN REALTY. 543 1 k porting Beautifully kmdtcoped Modi PITTS TRAVEL. 142 4900 For Sal* AKC - IrUh S«tttr Pupplts LONG BRANCH - Neor oceen ond We are currently Interviewing con For Salt cal SMtMttlet only Will finish to wit REAL EM ATE SALESPERSON »7S eoch . beoch Three bedroom at US0 a month didate* for Secretary to Vice Preslden TRUCK MECHANIC D If 1*1 «• Call W7 4433 / Wheten Reo*ty Group hen openings lei 717 mt oft.r 1 v m Twobedroom at I3M o month One tuii time, experienced, or recently Engineering Past experience Inalech .e. onand tooltools necessarnecessary ApplApplyy HAMMOND & BALDWIN bedroom at 1300 a month. Heoat pro iicemea wliniiiili We offer floor nicai capacity would be helpful person Schwartji International. U14l1 W AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD a on «a 3 LINES PIANO AND ORGAN nglVsh. time. Irotnlng and Wheton-record el "" iro e located In Central N J offer inc. Front St. Red Bonk Fcrnol*. solid block, two v«wrs «M c tocl T El 109 Buildings/Garages success to selected appllcanti Coil for fine aarowth potential Including fringe CENTER •rttdvrs ttrms Enc«llent bloodtlrwt 133 Income Property TRUCK DRIVER NEEDED - F> °" per»ona> interview, 391 MO? 'titf * it you have at least five years 5 DAYS LONG BRANCH - One ond twoWANTEO CAR GARAGE - For smol «y Secretarial experience pleuse lumber RED BANK/RUMSON AREA - On*. Division of Altenberg ALASKAN MALAMUTE - Two years bedrooms, all utilities fret, hid* ok REAl ESTATE SALES contact Mrs Moroe, S«4 4000, Exl J3SLumbei Piano House Two, Three ond Five families for sole laientea growing agency provide* the $3.00 old, female Needs good home, prefer Equal Opportunity Employer M.f TYPIST Did you know 747-9414 STATE RENTALS. Bkr DOOM to 170,t«0 cosh o.somes Mst in odwertlstns. training ond ftnon The Register FAMILY ADS can tel SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER - In Diversified office duties, sleno helptu your unneeded Hems for you quickly mortoyt. *7I 194J ovw. >m\ pfogromi Opening in Mlddletown mediate full lime position is avoiiobie We Are N.J. 5 MATAWAN - On Rt. 34. available 110 Wanted To Rent ana Ocean Two Start 113S. Merchandlie for sale ONLY April 1st Bedroom, living room, kllch THREE RENTALS - flu* seven room in butines* office of a local high school Originating front household, not «i Largest and Oldest allergies I am four years old, remol< MF i MED AGENCY *n jt» ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY en, bathroom Security ond lease tmn, with vie. Neor beocho. pjd Some payroll ond bookkeeping ex feeding a sole price of 1100 per article and port Do I mot Ion 7394704. COTTAOC OH APMtMEMT - CM 70 Thomo* Ave Ul 1494 Shrewibu Piano Dealer Adult* preferred; no pets J4*fl9J* farm o. In country 'or tlnfllf qwlfl tronsportotion Asking MSJM Private RIAL ESTATE Sale* osiociatc perlence necessory Coll 147 1S97, Eat PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED Each Mason ond H«mlln. Klmball. Sohme FREE MALE CATS — NtvUrtd. tigh aduil Call 141 »4i Sate 173 1447 O*f 1pm wonted tor one of Mlddletown's leading WAITRESS'WAITER - t:M-3: additional line, 11.00 No dlscounl I MATAWAN — One bodroom, two-fam II X7 30 Must be over it Apply Baldwin, Kowol, Knabe, Everett, Cu months otd, ail snots, will behoved agencies Capable ot handling ei canceled before expiration lly. country kitchen, yard for kids am RENTALS — Ytorlv or «tnt*r Ton person between hours u i JO. Howe rler, Hardmon and Player plonot Owner ol It role 471-40W oWtr •• ecutlve clientele, full time only SECURITY GUARDS - Two full tlrm No change! In copy pets, IMS Johnson's. Rl 15, Mlddletown anfi or* oagtr to rtnl Immtdlottlv 131 Mobile Hornet License a must Experience helpful, ond two port lime seasonal (si* Hovt lomethlng to seltf Phone LARGE DISPLAY OF FREE TO GOOD HOME — Adults or 747-t434 STATE RENTALS, Bkr Coll 411 «n, »on Frl No f but not necessary Sophisticated mar months) pailllom ovolloble, from WEEKEND CASHIER - In but GRAND PIANOS older children Beaullful gray spav«d GARDARDEE N PARK MOBILE HOMES - Meting ond training program ovolloble April IS to Ocl 11. 1979 4pm lo 17 300 MAIN STREET t*mDt« cat 147-64)4 RED BANK 31 RIVERSIDE AVE Bothothny Rd. Hailef Adult park Wo* midnight and 17 midnight to I • Modern office with oil essential fodi 542-1700 ASBURY PARK. N.J. 07713 LHASA APSO - AKC'fegllttrtd. sli RIVERVIEW TOWERS tVh trinfj and N V but C-»11 Apply In person, Harbor Master! _. Hi** Member of MLS. Coll Foulki mStt "THE VERY FINEST IN flee. Simon Lake Drive, Atlantic High months, all whltt. all snots, house HERRD MOBILE HOME - IMS. confidential in LUXURY HIGH RISE ' tanas, N.J No phone cam please We Open dally f to *. Sot, ill S broken U4S *4**nt after S io completely furnished Also includes Ntlond Dr . Mid THE DAILY Overlooking the Noveslnk River ait an equal opportunity employer S3 Domestic Help KITCHEN SET - With SIN chairs. 140 MINIATURE POODLE - Wimpapc-M Ul Homes For Sole screen house with corpellngond Stereo AM/FM radio, eight-track an needs loving home. mole. IM> We wont you) To help us keep rents ot hd £oi^»l'Pp^!!n?^ REAL ESTATE - tales ouoclcrtei HOUSEKEEPER - Thuridayi. prefe REGISTER 1 SECRETARY - Ma|or manufacturing two Speakers, 140 Hlghcnalr. 115 Co their lowest By maintaining 100% oc A FANTASTIC BROCHURE — o LE GRAND 17X40 - Two bedroom* wanted, full time Experience helpful experienced, own I romper toil on Re *ninf company located In central New Jer p, seol.llO Kids horse desk. %5 747-4171 cupancy we are effectively keeping homes In Monmouth County! It's youri if kitchen, excellent (orwjuion. but not necessary Please call for con erencei mf-mff4f M CLASSIFIED ADS it you write or coll Betty Ron Aftficy fldentlal interview Ook Dale Realty, ley requires a secretory wltr 1 POOL TABLE - Good condltloi LAWN MOWER - Black ft Decker toy English or Western _ rents low Studios starting ol 1775, one mony e«tro» Mutl tee Coll IV m* statistical typing experience Min bedrooms starling of 1340. two 117 Rt 11, Keyport. N J 0773S Phoni Homes for Living. 79 Oak Hill Rd . HOUSEKEEPER - Two days pe II". electric, plus gross catcher. u~ cellent conformation ond bloodlines MUST SELL - Going to Germony l»n Middletown 741 MO imum two yean secretarial experience week Ct eon Ing Calt 444V11Q4. i-t p.m. bedrooms storting ot tSW. three Monslon Mobile Home 40* <3 gtoti required Good storting salary and lib Experienced rider only »3M4H bedrooms olso Coll *71 9Mt LAWN SWEEPER - 4 It. dri w ACRE SEVENTIES Hiding doors, total elect.K kitchen, REAL ESTATE SECRETARY - Real eral employee benefits package Includ ALL SIZES - Ol crushed stone, cL_ YORKIE PUPPY — Fiv* month* Five bedrooms, 34 master bedroom Estate license, car necestory Busy Ing dentol plan For appointment E-IN HOUSEKEEPER - Fo ond blend 71 ton minimum Call after spreader, glonl voc leaf loader, lhav mole, oil shots 1100 two bedrooms, one bath large living Control air and heat, gas cooking, suite, living room with fireplace, for ofiue.Typing ond other varied dullei semi invalid, elderly lody Light cook «pm , ««.»)» extra pipes) 1) voll spinner spreodcr room inA the Post Trailer Pork 1*000 ense coil. Mrs Moroe, &4000. E»l balconies, 34-hour doorman. TV secur mol dining roem. IS science eat ii Send Resume to Box Q 3S4. The Dally Ing 7411344, York tow type rack matcher with mo con n? sin S An Equal Opportunity Employer Ity, swimming pool, sauna, marina, itltchen. sunroom. gomeroom. ulllll' s*3 im . Register, Shrewsbury, N J 07701 S ANTIQUE PIANO - tally IMO'S ior mwrr also underground parking Rental of •oom, two cor goroge Appliances EN SECRETARY Lenox upright grand S3V high by 80 Bicycles/Mini RECEPTIONIST^ M"«M'/i Sound board eicellcnt LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS lice open seven days o week Call Bob 139 Cemetery Lott Good typing, steno helpful, diversified Situations Wanted r0 Good typing skills, light iteno. start duties Including payroll To tlW Fee good tone, slightly sharp Ebony wood VERTICAL BLINDS Bikes C[ccone_at 701 741 1733 ME°LMED REALTY. BROKER RCD BANK — Two bedrooms. l>.i I'lttH 4934J4O0 BETH liRAEL~M^MORIAL P*«K - ms Local area negotiable Female 1 mD thlng It1 30% OFF UST! II«C *«*iV""" ' ' BOY'S - 70" bike, Rompor. heov, bathi, living room, dining room Woodtridge NJ One plot How ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Free delivery, Elenby Products Cal • At tiRttNt k CO INC n TWO YOUNG — Women willing lo do TO 444T tor quote duty frame, front ond rear shocks, like modern kitchen, laundry, central oil graven, ptrpetuai care. HW J B Thomw Ave- 747 3494 Shrewsbury 70 Thomai Ave IV WV« Shrewsbury REALTORS ANTIQUE WALNUT - Coftee table conditioning U7i per month plus utili Arony. P O Boi 41 E Northport.NY new. W0. originally *'4i 741 44M 4«ry U Keyport TV RECEPTIONIST SECURITY GUARDS - Hailef ore. 17S (]) sideboard, M0,11D0 Couch, I7S ties Adults preferred References ond 11731 Call m 3S7S U0 *xl3 brown rug. ai front office position, some typing and Port lime, 4-13 shift Immediate ope security required No pets Write to ANXIOUS ~ FIFTIES padding. MO HI ini phenewerfc Hoiletoteo Stortuho ingt «J 40 per hour Must hove own ci APAHTMFNT SAL t - All household 82 Swimming Pools Box G 344. The Dolly Register. Five large bedrooms, dining areo, IVI ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY and phone Uniforms provided Call furnlUilngs PAINT FOR SALE Shrewsbury, N J 07701 _ kitchen, 7<'i luxury baths, gomeroom 140 Real Estate Wonted 70 Thomas Ave 747 1494 Shrewsbury 409 S46 3144 tor appointment NMOi All kinds ABOVE-GROUND - Pool, 4 redwood RUMSON - Luxury two-WoVoom, basement, gofoge Patio Applionte* SERVICE. INSTALLATION And WOMAN - Wlthei to do day i «orh deck all around Swim oreo 1J«J4. »7O0 carpeting, dishwasher, washer dryer MELMED REALTY. BROKER SALES — Pan time. Lawn DOCIL Call 717 N44 or 717 JM7 HOUSES BOUGHT Ufi.frOl tinuwi teunlnu llvr djOVI \>r APARTMENT SIZE - Frlgldolre Ctfl evwlnos, 741 7in hookup, \in » utilities 471 1941 eves Rumson, Ned Bonk area Guaranteed construction personnel. For swlmmli rteh. Live In HI Ul* woiher combo ond spinner. PHOTOGRAPHIC - Chemicals ond FOR CASH income, plus weekly, monthly bonuses. pool company Mechanical ability a SWIMMTNC POOLS DISTRIBUTOR - mJm Asking U0 144*47% dork room supplies, Omega enlarging ATLANTIC HIGHLANOS 14 HOUR APPRAISAL CALL FOR trips, etc TV exposure, no con von Ing, some type of service or constructs Forced to dispose of brand ntw. 11 SEA BRIGHT - Five largo rooms, no timer, mony other Items. Price negc DETAILS ACADEMY AGENCY, RE qualified leods I47I54.S leave name background preferred Central Jersey BEAUTIFUL - Mahogany Oedema long, oboveground pools, tompleli ti Immediate occupancy Coll 57 Day Care/Nursery liable, 944-9491 ALTOR, 719 3377 and telephone number Pools, Rl. 9. Freehold. 447-5005. two mirrored gloss doors Asking 1400 wltn sundcek, fencing, filler ond In CMMI $72,500 School PIANO Knot* brand, tutolly recon eludes full installation! Aiklng Mtf LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In dltloned Beoutiful tone and excellcn Financing avoiiobie Call Peter —' BEDROOM SET - Ton, two dressers Prlvatt Hilltop Ranch Keonsburg Mid«Jletown Hailel 51. Htlp Wanted condition Appraisal popcrs available Holmdel orea THE SMOLKO AGEN 51. Help Wanted WORKING MOTHERS Secluded by towering Oak and Maple Full day te»fan, 1-4. Happy Hour Excellent volue at ITOOb Call 737 1170 CY. 7174)173 ofter 1 p.m STATE RENTALS. Bkr trees, this home stands >n mint cond' School. Matowan W*0?J4 lion ond oners many outstanding tec 83 CBs/Electronics SMALL APARTMENT — 199 Port tures — a formal living room hafterr Pianos & Organs Monmouth Rd . Port Monmouth. living COBA m Base by ooy window ond spacious room, kitchen combination, bedroom dimensions, o kitchen designed for con tuner. eNponder, po BOLENS ESTATE KEEPER - Lawn Lots of Christmas Trade Ins and both tit) plus electric One venience. stained woodwork through UM Coll Jeon, rft- month s security No pets 4954174 out, a full basement, a two cor garage. Player Piano Sale ond o beautifully londstoped yard wltn 152 Boats & MECHANIC 61 Business TWO AWARD WINNING - veiy redwood deck Located In scenic Merchandise Townhousos. living room with fire The largest selection-in any price Itantic Hlghlonds Coll today tor op Accessories Opportunities BOXES - Corrugated Pocking sup place, dining room, eat infcilchen, tw o polntmenl ronge New or Used We Wonted bedrooms ond olso two bedrooms plus piles for Industry and Moving ond 1 EXCITING — Wholesole/relall o Storage Coll HI 409* or m«|?». Sell, Rent, Move or Buy Give the bes den. 7 1 bathi. patio artocheo garage •.mon. lull* equipped mint condi Service. And always AAAAAA-LIQUIDATE UNWANTED NEEDED portunlty On New York Stack E. all appilonces Convenient shopping Ca<* oner i. u* i?S u. tnun change Four llnes-nufrlllonal tuppl* BROWN VtNYL CHAIR - And ot' o srnlU Pul a little Mutk In your Ille ANTIQUES. JEWELRY. HUGS, FOR Occupancy ofter March 20th, rram CASH Bi Ul J*v 1971 Fibe'gio* sp.n menls. cleaning products, eosmetl toman, 170 Entertainment center. US Call us 1*75 Coll 701-142 S9M WHELAN and personol care Small Initial Inves Drafting loble ond chair, »70 49S-9471 INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES " i full race, used one season UNION BEACH - One bedroom HEALTV GROUP REALTORS er. new condition Calt 143 7777 be ment Pert er full lime 741441s Freehold Music Center ISt E Newman Springs Ra private First floor, ail e»l»ot IIU SWftwtbOry T474JB0 IS « It. Atunllc HlanunA. N J Our progressive, lop "paying service departmen' has FREEHOLD WAREHOUSE 443 4730 T4J9434 STATE RENTALS, Bfcr CTCREAMTUSINESS~FO1»TALE - OCEAN COUNTY MALL 740 UU WEST IND — Orw-bedroom oport- 291-5402 more work than we can handle We urgently need Modern fully equipped In Mortmoi PIANO — Lester Baby Grand Good BOAT Motor ond trailer motor ov ALL LIONEL TRAINS ment, across from oceon I19S per erhauled 1971. receipts to tN>w U00 top grade mechanics anxious to make top dollars bounty Shopping Center Excellent . IAIN LINK FENCING — Surplus In lone and condition 17S0 omlly operation. Priced tor auk Or Flyer Top cosh appraisal M* itfJ month yeor round SAND CASTLE BETTER THAN NEW quality vinyl clod Must sacrifice V. Call SU im Call ni mi sole nfooo down Coll Fir TIM ANTIQUES - All kinds, bought for top APARTMENTS. 400 Oceon Blvd West Four large bedrooi Pension fund & lull benelils Contact Joe Malrey -mts sq ft Installed with top roll. 100 RCA - 19" Mure. Color TV win 1 ft BOSTON WHALER - With 444-9517 End. ffl-WM. room. Ti guesit bebedroomi . 1'ibatM Inlnwm. Term* orronged 79JOJP0 AM/FM radio Like new ond repocket i kitchen Full dry alter good cenditten i7« Catt SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME CUSTOM BAR — 7" and four custom In tort on with brand new set guarantee •UMBQ, OWi tor Tim BE YOUR OWN BOSS! stools, 7' slate pool fable and oc Asking 1345 710-717-4750 a 77 CABIN CRUISER - A DELI/SUB SHOP tor tale, clean, cor cetsor.es Both excellent condition 102 Houses For Rent REFRIGERATORS - Two to 35 cu.... ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN- iielely redecoraied, In excellent loco 143-4441. Ion, lOcarparking lot Aihlng IV.SOOo buy foclory direct. 135 ond up One year TIQUES, Rt 34 ond Homestead Ave , BEL FORD - Two bedroom, full base BUY OR SELL - Your home rorouu* WHELAN J belt offer, ton be Men anytime. MUST guarantee Free delivery. Reber Ltonuruo HI Htt menl, lust remodeled UMpluiullllttet on affiliate of the itnnen root estate COMPLETE SELL! Rlc. IS Sayrevllle Call day Daily-Sunday Barnes, " ond security TIT-IPS componv In the world-Century 71 777 tm ufltr 9pm call 741 17SI AVOID THE GARAGE SALE -~ Caien* Realtor. 741 r*ot Multiple list SAILING CENTER SANDER — Five yards, commercla Hfliilf. Too dollar pold lor your un BEL FORD - Two bedroom*, ready PONTIAC —JWCKJflC, *•»*• - - tvp* wonted Hemi Coll J*4»*ii offer 3 p m now yard for kias. e-tros toll ooe. REGISTER ' 1420VJ '47 HU STATE RENTAL i Bk' EATONTOWN - By Owner Eaponeted 63 Money To Loan DUCK, BIRO AND GOOSE OECOYS Wet Suits 462-0847 iEARS — 1 hp, twin.cylinder, tank bl level Three bedrooms plus den. e« — Any condition Collections olso dt ceilentoreo .'^ocre. lowtoios Print i type air compressor, like new Asking sired Coll 44*47»7 COUNTRY SETTING FLAGSHIP MARINE Im 9 a Craig Rd. Freehold, N.J.| Classified Ads pals only 7194773 CREDIT ASSISTANCE MW con otter spin., mstai. Three bedroom ranch situated on two 1st Ave Atlontic Highlands HUMMEL - Ferfondll ond Rovol acres, prlvocpocyy galorgoe SecuritSeyy onod TflMOO AGENCYHomeowners SEARS KENMORE WASHER )od credit' Mortgage problems' Re as low as erences requireduired,, t4*S per montth Carl Sin months old, ins f Teller*, RRealtort . 9944 4441 DINGHY i - Eli Skimmer Dye' ecled by your banks and lending In 471 3113 Swmner Zodioc. Metieier II you con t ttltutlons? Judgements, Hem on you KING TUT EXHIBIT - Do you hov> FREFREEHOLE D - One bedroom find yowneil dinghy ot BOAT HOUSE SEARS TWIN CANOPY - Bed and property? We guarantee to clean up 43 cents extra tickets you con't use? Col wnaolHoaw on lake Must be seen, 1771 EXCLUSIVE LISTING you don I want a dinahy MR Oce«n dresser with mattress, good condition our credit ana moke you credit 74) WM oftet S p.m. 747*434 STATE RENTALS, Bkr IV two-bedroom ranch luperlor Ave S«a Bright 147 nil ly Call mtJW or W Wai HIGHLANDS - three bedroom den. construction, fireplace den with *iid NAN JOHNSON ing giat* doors to lovely yard Full dry LOANS BY PHONE! SNOW'PLOWS - • biod*. 7' blade BUYS AND BUYS redone, kid* o k , pets o k Only FLAGSHIP MARINE AUTO SALES Secondary Mortgage Loons For FAST RESULTS basement, move in condition, IS4.900 t'A" blade, power angler Pump ant From on entire household to o single TOLL FREE: (WOl 672 11/9 AT LOW COST mounting 143-0573, Item Antique furniture, lewelry, sll 747 9434 STATE RENTALS, Bkr Little Silver Realty •oyliner Whaler Aawasport SOFA - Loveseat, excellent condition ver Immediate cosh Vop dollar Hosie Buccaneer iNlirw KEANSBURG-Four bedro Corner ot Prospect ond Mar»ndm> NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY WOO or best offer Italian Provlncio O Day Harpoon Phonmom Loser phone Calkins Gator E 1 L»oder buffet, excellent condition, DM or bes OLO FURNITURE - Antiques, china, 741-0950 AAALE/FEMALE offer Coll otter * p.m.. 741-4331. Johnson Outboa'd ossware, art objects and but o t>rot Sates ft AAA Rated Service imedlate Lash for anything and eve HAVE YOU EVER CONSIDERED A CAREER SOFA HIDE A BED - With throw ... K LONG BRANCH - RANCH DUPLEX. REGISTER rylhlng Rusclls. 25 E Front SI , Red 71 Merchandise For er. good condition, HO. Call 5*6 MIS ivj rooms, unfurnished, heat ond hot 1st Ave . Atlantic Htghlantf* IN AUTO SALES BUT COULDN'T GET IN DUE Bonk 741-ljtt Needed picket fence and shutters We •rater supplied Garage Adult* pre TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO supply Country coftoge on auief lone, 391-5600 TO LACK OF AUTO SALES EXPERIENCE?? Sale (erred 3zFlH3 Classified Ads STEREO CONSOLE - Eight track DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry to 1 be o dan house, lust listed Can OPEN SUNDAYS YES!!! 20 OF CHAIN LINK FENCING - Spanish Mediterranean cabinet, *0" Cosh DON PON'S JEWELERS Wll MARLBORO - Sin bedroom farm IMS or best ofler 717-307*. HOB"lIE" 10 - Board boot eatellont With gate ond pott, 110(1. 542-1700 Buy from private owneri ond estates house. Over three acres, family wel condition. Ha'fcen blocks Fosl. tun THE MAJORITY OF AUTO DEALERS WANT Coll M1-167S ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND Toll Free from Matawon Area STORE FIXTURES - Two yeori old come, no leoM, It U1V11 between ,1pm AUTO SALES EXPERIENCE... WE DON'TM I 10' deli case, freeier. dairy box, rea JEWELRY DESIGNED m River Rd MT-94M STATE RENTALS. Bkr KEVPORT MARINE VALES sonoble 791 1101; 791-Otto Fair Haven. NJ, H3-42S7. 566-8100 MIDOLETOWN - Three bedrooms, FAIR HAVEN HWY Ji. HAILET A COMPLETE 5-DAY TRAINING PROGRAM available tor three or tour monthi IWO '19 1S30 or 744 Mr* iTRATOLOUNGER — Rocker-re Stylish remodeled Cope featuring diner, good condition Gray herculor per month plus uMitiei Coll 747 7795 WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE FOR THOSE WE Toll Free from Mlddletown Area REAL ESTATE many brick fireplace, two lull baths, LENT2E MARINA - For Ro'iton Bay ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE - •ml tilaa vinyl, 150 447 953; SELECT. Area's largesl and finest selection 17 671-9300 „ RENTALS T MONMOUTH - Two Wrae den. eat in kitchen, big yard ond area* bati I t btM sei l Squankum Yeliowbroofc Rd., Farm THE USED FURNITURE CENTER ooms, new kitchen, pay own utlli neighborhood, is only U1.00Q- Won t pe so boo PLUS ngdole, nenl to Howell Pork. DESKS, FILES - Tables, chairs, add 197 Shrewsbury Ave , Red Bank __ ENcellent condition »»i per lost Call tor inspecilon wai saiei TIT 7119 McLAIN, 931 9371 \7 day!) Ing machines, typewriters, office Beens, Hos^>eens ond Why Nots 101 Apartments month plus security • PAIDVACATION equipment, etc. at bargain prices New ^^IP. REALTY, Broker. *n SUO or used A.A Q. DESK OUTLET. 170* TRAILER - Utility AAA RENTAL SERVICE - Ntw rw SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Two- ARMSTRONG • PAID HOSPITALIZATION Rl. 35, Oofchurst, SJJW0 •X* tali dally, never a fee for tenant bedroom ranch, new Avoiiobie Apr 1 51. Help Wanted AGENCY REALTORS DINING - Table, six chairs. China •43-0573 Furnished and unfurnished homes ond Ground floor, enclosed patio, security, LYMAN - MAKO MorauH Sotx* Hi Prospect Ave Little Stiver • COMPANY CAR PLAN closet, Danish walnut Double wolnut uportmenli TEICHER AGENCY. RE snow removal, lawn maintenance. ten- Duronoutic, Boston Whaier, Johnson Irome ond headboard, large picture. ALTORS, 717 Oceonporl Ave , Ocean Is, golf, swimming ond club house 741-4500 OMC Et Load.. «#Wies • EXCELLENT PAY PLAN port. S43-M0P. REAL ESTATE Lone tobies, coffee table, modern sola, Lease Write to G G , Boi |». Red OPfcN I DA»S Bry * Mofink Neptune m 71*4 slereo, Sello chairs, lamps and more " i, NJ 07701 • GREAT NEW 8, USED CAR INVENTORY ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS - THREE M7-7»lt. WELL RUNNINi 1| H P Fvinrt^Je Sales associate ROOMS UNFURNISHED. REFRIG FLORIDA 19*7 Will dtmonslrale IIU 141 Wi? JUPITER TEQUESTA ERATOR. HEAT, ADULTS. NO PETS. oftf*pm wanted far one of Mlddlelown's DREXEL BEDROOM SET - Four REFERENCES, SECURITY, YEAR 103 Rentals To Share Hobe Sound pieces, white Provincial, man's chest, leading agencies. Capable of han- LY LEASE *•' "** RAYMONO C HOAGLANI). ASSOC 14,000-25,000 • double dresser, twin headboard, 1U0 dling executive clientele, full time TV — 31" Sultana console FEMALE - To Shore three bedroom Large gold mirror, SIM 11X11 Lee 154 Recreational p«r yeor only License a mutt. Experience block/white, excellent, IX 33 " Motor ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Attracts - two family house with same Red Teq^ett. • • im Kneehole two bedroom apartment, heat In helpful, but not necessary Sophis- ola color console, eictllenl, 140 Bank area Age 70 IS Coll 747 112? be PO Bo. . Interviews will be held Mon. March 1? from 10 , 7474170 eluded, U75 per month Business peo Vehicles ticated mor keting and training 143 43W eves h*etnl5 Realtors. MLS Tequesta pic prefcrredjColl 791 5**S ot 791 0437 •KLINE I*** -' || "fl ;' rW « a m -6 p.m. Ask for Mr. Levey program avollable Modern office FOR BEST BUYS IN PIANOS AND VACATION TIMESHARING - At _ FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY with all essential facilities Mem- ORGANS CONSULT MAX LEWIS Playboy Resort. Great Gorge. Two ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Two- REALTORS piionces. self contained, fun roil down ber at MLS Call Foulks Preslon wetfcs per year until I9t9 with option to bedroom apartment, walking distance THIRD FEMALE - To Share apart 2 Woodland Or ~ Middle town ~|M 9494 Ing, sleeps *i>, excellent condition LEVINE MOTOR CAR CO. TUSTING PIANO CO. Irode ot various resorts in US. ond to transportation, shopping ana ment In Highland* Coll 191 4717 offer » > >17 74*1 Agency tor confidential Interview, CALL FOR 'Home Selling Hint* 325 Maple Ave., Red Bank 67I94W 1 Woodland Dr , Mid' 701 Bongs Ave Asbury Park 77S-OI74 abroad 11,000 Ml HIS otter i p r arlno Large new eat-In kitchen, new CAMPING TRAILER Mount* in 1006 Hwy IS, Ocean 77)0664 ill la wall cor pel Ing throughout 11W ERA NAVEStNK ASSOCIATES bock of pkkup truck Like new Ample dlttown 104 winter Rentals 100* »I u, Middtetown, «M 0M0 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE FORMICA - Triple dresser with large _.r month Call Lee Crawford, Realtor, storogc space 944-47U til JWu Atk tor Ray or Jacquie mirror and motchlng end table, "' MOUNT POCONO - Pour-Dtdroofn. HAVfc BUffcRS NECD LISTINGS MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT cellent condition, *75 7»-OM3 wobatti Chalet Fiieplacc Private COII the Ktrr Agtncy. in, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS One golf course, tennis courts, beach and FURNACE - Hot water boiler with all •N River Rd.. Fair hoven, 741*477 FREE MILEAGE t INSURANCE bedroom, ready now. first floor. Scenic country club Close to all retort's controls. Heats 1000 so ft house. .7b V.I.P. MEMBERSHIP - To Holiday CALL AND CHECK OUR LOW Health Spa. Drive, on water, 1733. Trailer hitch with ball. IIQ Troller car LOW RATES 7390177 Coll 741-Wl 747-94J4 STATE RENTALS, Bk znssu mirrors, ii Porlnble lollet lor camper. IEA BRIGHT - Ntwly carpeted, tike new. «S Coll «3 31» after 6 p.m. WASHER - Whirlpool, heavy duty CAPRt APARTMENTS - Atlontic Highlands One bedroom luxury Heat, urnlshed. efficiency apartment* ond excellent condition. 1170 notel units Dally /weekly /monthly HAZLET ng, new tires, itereo system, four siu hot water, pool supplied. Neor public ulliers. electric lock, spore ana: wheel. FURNITURE — Soto bed, queen site. 741 7773 transportation ond shopping TtfoQOi. ales Maid servlce'all utllllles Trode Custom 34- bi level. 143,900 Aluminum CLASSIFIED SfV.tS; new mattresses. >39.fS. Wind! Motel, Ml IMT _^_ tiding, deodend ftreef Dishwasher, WASHERS AND DRYERS - Buy foe dinettes, tlf K.D SHARP'S *-ry direct. 150 ond up. One year guor EAST KEANSBURG - idcu storm ond screen windows Wall to beachfront, four roomi. utillfiei sup FURNITURE, ?7i Hwy 36. West itee Free delivery Robert Barne*, wall corpeting and hardwood (loon 197*11 WINNEBAGO MOTOR HOME piled, avollable now, J7J0 month Keansburg. Col' ofier I p.m., JvS-OWS. 106 Furnished Rooms I'j baths FuMy insulated plus 10% - Fully equipped, like new One M647 717-0130 or 790-O7S FURNISHTNG ON A LOW BUDGET^ * «rn financing available Now under owner M.SflO miles 113,991 firm - Check the USED FURNITURE CEN HAZLET - Two bedrooms, heat tree. ntructlon Hi 1S0D 17 UH TEROFREDBANK Fine furniture tor ___ • St. Single* o k I14S LITTLE SILVER — No need for second cor Walk lo schools, shopping, large _ i. 177 Shrewsbury Ave. 74794M STATE RENTALS. Bk otder home Four bedrooms. 1'^ baths. SPECIAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY I GUITAR AMP - Fender. Twin Re- 'AMAHA - Full console organ, ei RED BANK - Good location, parking. celleni condition HIGHLANDS HILLS - On* bedroom, private home, no kitchen privileges, spacious yard, finished recreation 100 NOTICES water view, tile bath, no pets 12U verb. 100 watts. Two)!" soeokers.inV 717 9391 after 5 p.m. womon only T41-HTS room in bascmenl, li*7.000 Principals 19) 4317 oner * p.m. J 2t1S37l 7474BM IE A DAILY GUIDE YAMAHA UPRIGHT PIANO - RED BANK - Attractively e)tcof«*t« GUITAR - Guild FII1XL. excellent Walnut, excellent condition HIGHLANDS - Small three room cot ond lurnlshed two ro«ms, both Ce**e 210 Lost & Found condition, hard cose. S400. Call 9441917 loot, sultobie odulls f 175 per month * nlenl location Security, references ni-nu utilities Security required 291-1144 741*Jf4 ___ I. Hreploce. brick polio High *0 *. .OST - Mole oogT Boots . m.«ed OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS [Ipols only I4J 9«l oft»r « p m breed, mostly Cocker Sponiei, black HIGHLANDS - Unfurnished, three WEST KEANSBURG - Furnished Ion arhlte markings, long haired HOMEMADE - Delicious Easter pies 73 Machinery For Sale rooms, 1IS0 plus utilities immediate room with kitchen privileges I years, Holmdei Haiiet oreo Cod Posllerle DIGrano (wheat pie) and occupancy, IV* months security After LITTLE~SILVER Plna Rustlco (wlomiplel HSeach.y TRACTOR - Front end loader, dual 1 p.m.. 73S-ef}7- Inch pie Also lomb and bunny cakes. SPARKLING RANCH -OST - Male tiger cot. white ixwlgr ay LANDSCAPING LAWN ROOFING ft SIDING 110 each Coll Monday, Tuesday. wheels, power loke-oH. HIGHLANDS - Four-room oportment, ADDING MACHINES •43 0573 108 Commercial We have lust listed a spotles* three Wednesday or Friday between S ond 7 top floor, 139B Bay Ave 1700 per bedroom ranch In o great neighbor V TYPEWRITERS GARDEN MAINTENANCE Wlddletown orea*Antweri to Boats*' p.m 741 631*. ask torBta month pli tilities and secit Cll Rentals hood Everything Is better than new ^ I rep luce, finished basement, ADDERS - Typ»wrll«rt. Calculator!. CLEAN N GREEN INC. - Spring ROOMING AND SIDING • Free eiti 77 Pets And Livestock breeiewQy ond oarooe Hurry this one LOST BEIGE POODt F m the IM. tfodvd. rtpoIrM mote* Olson Roofing & Siding Co Call cleon up, gross cutting, tree eitlmale. wont Io»lots7rsa) DISCOUNT urn,, 747 MM or a I 199*. Est. 1903. Advanced And Beginners SERPICO'S 74744) Little Silver Realty COMMERCIAL LAWN SERVICE T—Gold Turllt Pin DOG TRAINING KEANSBURG - Modern one bedroom iCorner of Prospect ond Markhdml Residential Industrial IBM TYPEWRITERS Classes eves ond Sat. afternoons SACCO'S ROOFING apartmenl. full till bath, Hf5 per DOWNTOWN RED BANK - Prime ALTERATIONS insured, reliable MIIK0 BQyshore Companion Dog Club J""" We are experts In our field, room re RENTAL $19.50 per mo. month plus electricity, security. Apt office space with on site parking One 741-0950 CABPEHTEB - S«ir «mplo»td E» Rent with option to buy 173-0377 74l*Mc MIDDLETOWN - Send for our Share CRILLON modeling, attic fan installation, attic 28. » Grove PI Coll 317 4S6I, 79p m block to Brood street ond Hoipltol Will LOST - Whllt. iangrnl.id mol. col. pnurnM oil lyp« l«m cipolri. Ol«r spring cle stairs, storm & screen windows, roof complete to your requirement En- ond Country Living* brochure, pics, otio«i. ortdllKmi F't« Mllmottv Coll repair*, etc Coil 471 537' tor Free Esti- KEANSBURG - Four rooms, 47M per elusive ogenl 77,000 sq It., will divide descriptions, prices on available wj«r . mates. 101. Commercial 101. Commrcial month includes uliini** Immediate oc & oiler lo wit CENTURY JI Coiens homes, APPLEBROOK REALTORS, HOMEOWNERS LAWN Rtnfols RtntgJi cuponcy. 4W-13M. Agency Ask tor Mr, Coient or Mr no Rt. IS, Mlddletown. 471 ?300 MO\ ix; < STOR \t;t: & LANDSCAPING KEANSBURG - Beachvlew Garden*, Netties, wi-741 Hot, MIDOLETOWN - Income producing, 211 Special Notices < \|{i'hTixt;\MM; remodeled two story residence Neor MOVE WITH NICK - For less Fri AM phase* landscaping, total lawn one ond two bedroom, 173S and up On HOLMDEL HAZLET AREA site parking Heal, hot water ond cook Parkway, first floor, si> large roams estimates Senior rates, olso w core, progroms ovolloble. ffffV lown A I EXPERT CARPET CLEANING - Store, 3000 sq tt 11 30 rWhOV1 54 BROAD ST. 21.000 sq 1. v'i floor 9,000 Ing ga* supplied. No pels. Very large ond both Second llo*r. apartment ot MI?? Uckett""^ "nl trpveI Co" anytime. 144-9194. plonllng. Old lawn renovation, quality Upholstery cleaning Reoionabl 431-1074 rooms 71MI7S four-rooms and bath, basement Lot nursery stock, backhoe work 7477749 rate* Morris Hoffman, 7474709 RED BANK, N.J. sq It, 1 lloor 12.000 sq ft.) (EYPORT - Small store, heart of 17SX100. Asking 149,900 LAWLEY KEANSBURG - One bedroom Opart MISCELLANEOUS ROTOTILl ING - Gardens ond tailgate loading, railroad sid- «nsouK«j — une uearoom apart business district. ; Avollable Im- AGENCY. Reoltors, 741-41*7. cvet. landscaping, lawn and tree CARPETS^- Sleomed cieonedran mentit,. living room, smalsmoll kitchen anoned mediately Hot water supplied. HM o 213 Instruction HOUSES GA»»GES - Elc . cltoiwo mg. private parking, air condi- 143-5579 lenonce. polloi tiliW two rooms, 139 tS JolhV Security required. 1701300pe0 perr month month, v/) month j security 2W 1117 Llaflt houlirto ana attlvtry RMIM tioned, sprinklerod Public OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Way side Wood* , Coll Michael. Haiiet. 764-4*95 I low utilities Available Mar. IJ. MATAWAN~~Rt"347 large omce~wlTh tSIAlt Solr. !( cour»t. Mornlnoi. April 1» ^transportation. private office, 1000 sq ft., suite of three PAINTING ft Monmoufh Imlltulc, HUtm LIGHT HAULING- And DECORATING TRUCK I AUTO 747-1100 KEANSBURG - Three modern rooms, offices, 440 sq. ft Private entrances, basements, cellars. 747-1100 heot and hot wafer supplied Reason omple parking. Ideal tor Iniuronce or REDDEN AGENCY away Call John B . EXTERIOR PAINTING AND STAIN RENTAL *lt. No Ptt». 717-HM, ravel agency Immediate occupancy REALTORS ING — Beautiful paint job* done by 301 Maple Ave.-Red Bonfc-741 9100 KEYPORT CLUB VILLAGE - One Eddie I scrape old paint off window* FORD RENT A CAR 9ED BANKTRUMSON AREA - One, DRIVEWAY ond wash them before repainting I bedroom opartmenti, 17M month plus *ED BANK — 331 Brood SI,, next to FAIRWAY FORD m months security. Call between 9 5 Two, Three and Five families for sole. CONSTRUCTION aulk all spots ond lolnls that need Dolly • WMhlr Monthly Colonial Bonk. I oil lovely Brood Street 110,000 to 110,000 cash assume* - 7*41313 home now ovalloble for profesilonal BEAUTIFY - And increote the volue work neat and your house win look VALUABLE COUPON mortoge. 671 1W eves. JIB Aberdeen of your home, pove your driveway We beautiful, especially with trim. For KEYPORT - Colonial mentions on the occupancy New owners will modify lo suite Abundant off street parking Call rewrtoce arlvewayi. construct new free estimate colt Eddie ot 471 4403__ USED AUTO t VAN RENTALS bay One-bedroom aoarlntcnt S775 and RED BANK - Fomlly neighborhood NOTICt ar>ve«roys tor much leil mon you up, Includes all utilities Suitable for y.-OJQO, Mr. Lolrd. Three bedrooms, two full bathi, big PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING - 17 A DAY/107 MILE No would expect Free ettlmafet avail adults No pets Call 764 7674. rooms, lols of closets, nice yard, full '• To.nihlp 0| Abtr .'ior ond exterior Fully Inui CALL TOLL FREE MO-intTOJ 50 CENTS OFF abe Call from f o m lolpm Mon RED BANK - 170 Brood SI. 3000 sq ft. MStmenl, nicely decorated, walk to Work guaranteed Free eslimi KEYPORT — One-bedroom oport mrowg* Frl , H7 WM available In modern prestige office wn and transportation Prlncipols UL KORAN ATI ment, fully carpeted, with porch, all- building. Will divide and Improve to ily. W.900. 4711141. Your Next tltctrk. A»o»oble April 344M7S." DRIVEWAYS PAINTING AND DECORATING ulte on long-term lease. On site park KEYPORT - Two-bedroom, two lorn ng. Coll Owner, Walter Zimmerer & itt drives, concrete wain nrl B Jones Fully imureu RUAASON ly, hi* o.k , pels ok. fret heat, on, 94*-1400 or 946-4313. _ Free estlmo" For rree estimates call 23*-34* DAILY REGISTER ClASSMED AD Three bedroom ranch. Excellent con Arch, S7I0. RED BANK - IS? Brood St. One office dlflon ond location 145,000- Call CO PAVING PAINT UP FOR SPRING AVIS By presenting this couqon 47 W4 STATE R6NTAL5, Bfcr. [73-15*7, Ji Expert Craftsman Reasonable suite remaining In Red Bank's lorgeil When placing youi class'tied at) T\\StK\KK interiors my speciality LEONARDO - Furnished ttm»woor I none la I/professional center, Three RUMSON AREA - Send lor our WALLYS PAINTING. 391 ID) (Sorry, nol good lowtrds Family Ad oportment for tingle, available April l ooms plus ltorage. 7*0 sq. ft. Carpet, Shore o/td Country Living" brochure, urlty, 1775 per mont Ir, reody lo move In. USD per month pics, descriptions, prices on available Or Contact Aditrtistn) ilus utilities Coll Owner, Waller Zlm- wmes APPLEBROOK REALTORS, Wf rSu i" Mlo '"•'•"' IMl'W. u»««ot>lniju»«ot>lnij. foplnp r t Son, 944-3400 or 944-4313 111 Avt. of Two Rivers, Rurmon. gt'rr TTfO»otf s Coll lOf andd ploiltrlnploiltrlng WorWork ouoouoronlrfr d •43-3980. AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE LEONARDO - Two-bedroom duplex, RED BANK - IWNewman Springs Rd. Cl W Up lo 4*00 sq. n available for office p oomy, heot paid, carpet, kids o.k. iHREWSBURY/YEAR-ROUND APERMAHGING - With c W-W34 STATE RENTALS, Bttr acuities or office-laboratory. Will 3LEASURE! - Fireplace wllh heat- Income!ox Hreparea Ivlde to lulle on long term lease Am- lator for winter 70x40 In ground pool l i A K >m Call 542-1700 LINCROFT/HOLMOEL AREA - ile on site parking. Call owner. Waller tor summer. Three to four-bedroom S^t ?X .'iJi" " Spacious thret-btdroom oportment. Immerer 9, Son, 944V1400 or 944-4712. Classified Way m-both ronch. Aiklna m.000 Mall charts to: Th. Dally Rtgltlar available April 1. Coll 747-S740, 264-^383 CENTURY 31 COZENS, Realtors || Ont Rtoiitar Plaza, Shrewtbuf-, NJ. 07701 MODERN APARTMENT - Near RED BANK OFFICE - 1S«77. UoO a 'Independently Owned" transportation Best lime to coll before month Include! heat and lights. 113 River RiT Fair Hoven noon, 4T5-O416 •411700. 74174*4 Own V to * l| Mlnwi SHREWSBURY, N j MONDAY. MARCH 12. 1979 The Dbjfy 17 Bradley: Energy problem could possibly start a war

DENVILLE (AP) - Sea He aaid the nationwide see the sacrifice will be borne BIO Bradlty, D-N.J , My• Involvlag achooU, eqatUbty But now aU they see iiip PfiiUiiiiii may he imte and public and la confusion and conflicting HI n eaHfhtotfutwar. private group* > needed to signals from government and "BaavM of the oWemc of foci* attention on energy prob- Industry as to whether there la .liar the United sum, tie oil in Maa. a real serious energy prob- UVMTIUMJJMT re* tin Iboae (foreign) cnutrtet Ii e> "The American people are lem." JaWprwiMMIIl •entiai to our natioul well- utterly confiued over energy The positions of govern- being, we have to be prepared aad what they can do about ment and industry must be to defend It." Bradley ex t," aaid the K-year-oM former fully debated to arrive at con- basketball star who tees * Up track. sensus sohiOons. OaHjittDetailed tttclflcanaM lor taM Bradley, a member of the energy aa the prime force In WtXaaatailra •tfpmarjt or* an nia Mitt, tht •arawaji •UIHMr pMM >7 lanr mt TROPHY-WINNERS — The Red Bank Catholic High School marching band Senate Energy and Natural shaping U.S. domestic and for- No one knew much about .All bids KMNI bt accamponted by o Reamirces Committee, amid In eign poBcy (or the rest of this Vietnam at first, "but over a Corttn*«l Chock or tM Band In the steps out (or Saint Patrick's Day at yesterday's parade In Belmar!. The band was honored with a trophy presented by the Irish Federation of Monmouth a recent Interview a national period of four or five years, debate dm liar to the public All provision* of tht mtir—^ — County during yesterday's festivities. "I believe the American people found out about the clftcotlonii» Me wit* the airing of Vietnam iuuet In the people are prepared to take trplmoo. HUM. KM, one) facta and took an interest In MffiMwlKFrti 1MB la needed the necessary steps once they the facts," Bradley said. lln M»»

nabbed in ttollct I. Hereby given lo the loaal voters ol tht School District af Httvy HudtofiReglowol. In me County tIM «4Md, unlnc? and State of New Jersey, thai a public hearing will be held tfi Iht colttwlum. 1 GrondTour. Htan tends, Nt w J Monday. Morch tl. t»7f lor the purpose af candwctlraja PuWjc M*arl«|on the toMowlng budget rorThe school ytor 1W? * Municiparcw l Clark*a * «at*' ih thte Mwikl#tf hxWnf. KMM*uf|, N.j Copt*. riSy Apr». Hm. M ohxrMtd No W*Wr be receive* *v (VMpMttv* Mddot.t car thefts ef^trty (Ml doyi ofitr m« optnlng ot ENROLLMENTS nt Pupil Th* BOIiMMh rtMrvti tttt right to OCEAN TOWNSNIP - A e Schoo•---s/pioctrwrfrh:::;;:;":l ^ •MrW by tht •awtltkofloni, mutt r*Wtf any and otl pcoaouli and to tncMwtf In wolU wtwlt»it to» wolvt any tntormality In It* prapOMh lS-yeir-oM and a IS-yeir-okt IflMI the MM and oNrtti oflhe bMH MMM boy have been arrested by MMMJteWwMwnlclaoiCltrlto ft M C i of the t fMuirod lo comply Anlldpoted I Kaamburi, ond mutt be M*«t> L lt71C.1T/. towrahip police after they --.. M bv o ctrtlflad chech or lth«* d C Current Eipense were alleged lo have broken Aalance h\<1) •h A manifcujlar not lot* than t*np*r ctnt into and entered 15 can Revenues from Locol Sources parked In the Twinbrook Local Tai L*vy Ctfitroctar mutt furnish surety Miscellaneous bond in the amount ef th* contract apartment complex. AOVMTIIUMMT MS ftIM SUBTOTAL KtfM Is irmvM h) raltct any «* SMIM prtpHM will M rtccivM The two Juveniles, who Revenues from State Sources II btdi II deemed to the Interest of the by Nw M«yef and Council tt MM EquolliatiOn AM ••rouafi «l if MUM •( Ihtir mMtlna to were arrested early Saturday ktMidot«w •orwfjliHall, EadR(v*r KB% Approved Tram By Order af th* MunUlaol Man Categorical Aids 7e.l».OO 109,44400 IW.MfOO •ooo\ atyniMM, N.J . on Thuratfay rv« morning and released In the e*t< •? th. loravfh o( tCewniM. »*•. Mt MkW day at Ma/ ch. Ifff «l I: a Other State Aids 1S.4tS.00 10.000.00 I4.W.W rMr.lt|((l0 •*M.nr «M twfn.»hjrtg of Iwo 111 \m custody of their parents, al- SUB-TOTAL^ poikt ce#i 171 MM m.WM Dotalkd tptclticottont tof MM legedly stole some small Items Revenues from Federal Sources: PL M4t? .vocational J Jl I1.U7.H •yawwtawwmm or* oon tiltt «t«tffn tht Barowgh from six of the can entered, t th ay bt P L II •7oi(impocl Cwrfc and a easy at tht t 10.M0 00 hadupan roajuttt Current Expense J II poke said. PL 11474 (Impoct All att** mmtto t t atcomponl L.R.H. J-21 MOTrCIOf M1ITIM1 " Ctfttfl«4 Chach «r Bid Bond in ttvt Pottce responded to a re- I A Spe.WX PuMtc Meeting ot the omownt ofton {tt% t ptfCtnl ol Mt p L nm (Tine i J n L*M« Irvuh Board ol Education «iii pott of a larceny in progress in PL fj MO (Title IVI J Jl be he*d on Wtdntvtoi Morel. 14. im H provi worn ot Mf oftxnotd *t PL WHI IMondlcoppttl J Ir •I I a p m otN junta* High School the apartment complex at Cottier la. Indiana Avenue, Lona clcotiom on tll« with tht Borowfh SUB-TOTAL 4f,m*l i.OOOOO 1A..30Q0 Cltrk of t mart* o porp i aat (M( * ariVtrtta w •ronch. Ntw Jerwy about S:Sta.m. Saturday, and Totol Current Eipantt rt Itwa ami aH> Hfm«t ftH KH vsnn " i.m.wxx t,tn,is».w In* PUrp«M Pl mwfiiffi f aa twatttw d 1*44 an Inhx motion brleftna or. the PraatMli subsequently' made the ar- •nctoaWtN a taatot to** •n^ilia l t atarlna. Copilot Outlay nTTf-W prapowtf School Kudgei *rth thdthtnomtand) ) «Mr«U«f tntbMdtt «n3 rests Balonce 7/1/n Batonce Appropriated 1 Tht PuMIC Heoxlng o n th» Iff n •) In Mother incident, a II- Revenue from Locol Sources « kMi tdft illl b* MMMM on XSIXZ Local TOR levy 0431.00 hurttfar.otvfttatr Npm oi Na waitt prtftioi may at yearoid youth from the Oak- the junta* Htgn School ColUmo Indi wnWawi aftof H ha* W*A rtcttvtd by SUB-TOTAL tin oo ana Ammw. i »ng Branch New jt?. tht faraM* m» arlarto M t tptnlna bunt area was arrested early Mf Mtroal aHha mttftna. af tttt Mayar *A3 DONALD J VANBftUHI Council to •• MM an Mt IM doy * Saturday morning and sent to Morth. Ifff. at afimaW Mo btddtr Debt Service the county Juvwil* facilities way gHha>— Ml pf aitMlto* aatrta d Revenue Irom Local Sources at tktrty mt atyt ortor fht optntno of after he allegedly stole a Local Toi Lt»y ss.tiTTs •0.4J-H pocketbook and then stole a SUB TOTAL Ml Rum ton Revenue from State Source car from the area by the Oak- Moroa s**oo paj Debt Service Aid Type II TOTAL DEBT SERVICE ••** Po^., .in be ,wtt»^ BMdvrt art raqwirtdto camat y karat ftrehouse on Beecroft g.112.7) MJ11.W t Mayo* ond Council of lh« «r—afr of Hwmton «4 the* rnttttow It. •> Oroar ¥ Ma Mayor and Cawrwll Plan, at about 11 Mp.m. Fri- beiWoifNf •«•«*. WlEtHRMr at tht Bareufk ol Rumtan. N«w Jtr- AFPROMIATtONS Road. *vmon. N j . on Thvrttfav •"• «ay. day. WTO 7f ltTfM Mn.. ttw 17m dor or AMU. im«l » OanrSamman J1 CURRENT EXPENSE Approp Approp •araufjt Ctork Patricia Fenton of Red Administration Marc*. II II4W Bank reported her pocketbook Solor.es t7.it* o; ra.410 00 t»»d Check « Nl^d m th. day night, and shortly after- Sotorles Principal* •mount ol Im HT%\ pfrctnl of lh* wards, Robert Parnell. of Oak- Salorles Supv. ol Inttr ommmtbtd Salaries Teachers All arovitioftt o* tht oCoresoMj ipe hunt, called lo report that his Salaries-Other Instr. Staff clflcattam an file «Hh the Boravgh Sotorltt Set. & Cler AUf Cie^k art inaeM t iamri «i mt« adw«ril«a car had been stolen from the Other Solorles for Ulltr frtenl the toma ot M r ef D«y •etMler PMi by Carl Fxtoe TtvtbOOfcl parking lot of the firehoute School Libft Audi o BENEFIT CARNIVAL - Two-and-a-half year old Visual Material* »»«••>«»»«>»<>•>»»» Shortly after midnight, Teaching Supplies Lisa Cinquegrana of East Keansburg participates In Other EipenHl Aabury Park Patrolman Rob- m a carnival held yesterday at the Bayshare Recrea- SUB-TOTAL ert Strgusa observed the vfhi i.in.moo Make It Yourself tion Center In East Keansburg for the benefit of the Attendance ond Health Services de on Aibury Avenue and Solo* les AtttnoVmct Mlddletown physically handicapped program. As- Other e«pensevAH«n stopped tt Solorlts Heolth sisting Lisa Is Oottie Bailey of East Keansburg. Other Eipeflici Health The Juvenile driving the SUB-TOTAL Gloves Are Back! car, in which the contents of JlSHolmdei m Holnntl Tronsportotion Ihe stolen pocketbook were Salorles SALARY ORDINANCf Contr Serv & Pub Corr found, was arrested Two oth- AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE SAl ARIFS OF CERTAIN OFFICIALS Replacement ot Vehk.es AND EMPLOYEES OF THE TOWNSHIP OF HOLMOEL (REVISION OF Pupil Trons Insurome 11.000 00 er Juveniles, also in Ihe car, nm NO in Currkulor Activities Other EiptntM 1040100 were not charged pending • E IT OROAINED by Ihe Township Committee ot the Township ot Holmdel. County ot Monmouth, State of New Jersey: SUB-TOTAL ..... farther investigation SECTION I That Ihe onnuol salaries of Ihe following official, ond employees snail bt as follows Operation Mayor UttO Slorlts You H IOM tkt loot of ten Township Cemrnltfeemon liOO Hoot Administrator K1007H00 Utilities ..as IK* torn until iprnii outfiti' Program on breast Zoning Officer l SOO M00 VPPlltl 14400 00 Feminine KCtnones drta up Townihlp Clerk 14)00 16000 M-tf-i-xaiiiiiiat ioi i «el HM0 ItW0 tkt an «Wn, lunplo tfjtei Township Treosurer 1S00 40W CntM (kwn of beibpntd cot Assessing Clerk (Part Time) RED BANK - A pro- Contracted Services loo- lhei|-« tAS»i Chow aNilt. Tax Collector .. 48S Tax Clerk (Part Timt, Replocement ol Eguip Mack. iui|. M| cola Pattern fessional education program Clerk Stenographer (Full Tlmtl 700010000 Purchase of Ntw Eoutf. Clerk Typist! Full Tlmet SMOIWO Other Expense* 4M Sim S. M. L inclwM on teaching breast self-ex SU0M00 ;as Clerk (Full Tlm*| SUBTOTAL amuution will take place from Clerk Bookkeeper Fined Char gat t.ooooo Municipal Judge Employee Retire. Contrl 7:30 to 10 p.m tomorrow in Ihe Municipal Court Cltrk M.500 00 Deputy Municipal Court Clerk sssusss insuronctft Judgmenl i Neuberger Auditorium in Rlv- Township Attorney (Retomerl (Eiclude UCC. Amount) II Ji to ncfi ixttetn Add 401 Unemployment Camp (UCC I 31400.00 Township Engineer 3W0 Rental of Land ond Building each pinetn In IKIIvn VB n.>VP>ii.rnn r ran • ni.BV Willies. All such payments shall, when added lo Iht bosic compensation, The H7» « Current Expense Budget Includes a total of I77.4S7.W allocated lo Improvement Programs as summor lied FOII LIAVI TO ASJUMI HtR MAID- remain within Ihe ranges of salaries sel forth In this ordinance 232 Nest ISO. Jl, Nn Yerk, HT IN NAM I OF SOLLA SECTION 10 All ordinances or ports of ordinances inconsistent wllh the Improvtmanl rroi TO WHOM IT MAV CONCERN provisions ot this ordinance be and the some are hereby repealed Skills , 10011. Print NAME, ADMESS, TAKE NOTICe that the under SECTION II This ordinance snail toke effect Immediately upon lit .toned will apply to th* Saptflor Com l TOTAL APF-nOPPIATION " 111.411 « ZIP, SIS and STYLE MJMIH. paitogt ond publication according lo low , of New Jersey, Low Division at the LEGAL NOTICE All Ihe new clothes Mr. and Mrs Frank The musical ability ol the Rock is virtually unlimited, Winning the World Organ Championship at age 16 fighting prices) the new look for 1 Fitzgerald, it Cyprus Drive. putting him in a very special class indeed . genius! makes him the youngest ever to capture this title Eatontown. son. March 7 His unique style and versatility on the piano and organ, Me can create many, many different moods Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Spring/Summer Designer Sports- combined with great audience rapport makes for a whether it s the sound ol the Big Bands, classical Bach, Humph Prospect Avenue. spectacularly entertaining evening! or the Up-Tempo sounds ol today Request your Navesink. son. March 7. wear, Rainwear, Outerwear and Rock has performed lor audiences all over the lavontes Rock will show you how easy it is lor you Mr. and Mrs John Hall. United States and the world and is a star ol recordings. to play the music you want on the outstanding 1979 Box 190, Phalanx Road. Colts Handbags for the Junior or Con- TV. and radio shows .. has performed before Pope Hammond Organ ol your choice! As lor Ihe Rock Neck. son. March 7. Paul and other Vatican audiences and was voted top you'll love him! Mr and Mrs Ronald Buck. Jazz Organist ol the Year by Organist Magazine! 190-B Chapel Hill Road. Atlan- temporary Miss. The labels will tic Highlands, son. March 8 Mr. and Mrs Richard amaze you because the Fashions Bonisozic. 29 Hillside Terrace. Ocean Township, son. March 7. that "Annie Sez" has right now Mr. and Mrs. Adam Pielrovuh. 1206 Sunset Ave . HAMMOND HAMMOND Asbury Park, daughter. Feb are in the finest stores for many 23. PIPER II ROMANCE Mr. and Mrs Luis dollars more. Rodriguez. 59 Port Monmouth' Road, Keansburg. son. March 123222 8. Just in time for Spring — just in Mr and Mrs John 1'ierce. only Country Club Apartments. time to "pay loss for the best!" Eatontown, son. March H. $993.(reg $1250.) (reg. $1480) Mr and Mrs Joseph De- rario, 385 Ocean Blvil. Long Free Padded Bench! Free Delivery! Free Lessons For One Tear! Branch, son. March 9 Mr and Mrs Richard AMPLE PARKING CONVENIENT Ketchow. 145 Hamiltuman It's time to discover TERMS ARRANGED Drive. Red Bank. son. March I Mr. and Mrs Stuart Koch. 7 "Annie Sez" Newport Head. Marlboro, son. Baldwin Hammond March 9 Mr and Mrs William PIANOS ORGANS Cortun. 118-B Old Tavern J90BROADST RTE. 35 ASBURY PARK Road, Howell Township, son. CORNER MAIN MONMOUTH MALL March 10 SHREWSBURY, N.J 9:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SAT. TO 6 P.M. & MATTISON (MID-IEVEL) EATONTOWN Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 775-9300 M2-7777 Henker. 214 Samantha Court. PHONE 842-0011 )Op*iO*yM9PM Sjt MM'UI Brick Township, daughter. Starrs in Clifton. N.J. Nanutl A Hartidale.N.Y. IA DIVISION Of M.TI NMmO PIANO HOUtf. MCI March 10