Mayors not worried over nuclear weapons at Earle

By MAM G1AVEN deemed classified by the mili- ding its operations in Mon- proved, said Mayor Mr. Spec- would not have aneconomlc The Navy's property is con- MIDDLETOWN - The tary mouth County tor, asserting that if the Navy impact on his township which nected by 139 miles of railroad mayors of Tinton Fills and Even If they did store clas- The Township's Redevelop- was discouraged from expand- Is largely residential, but track, according to Capt John CoHi Neck laid yesterday that sified ammunition here, they ment Agency is currently ing, it might move all of its argued that it would be benefi- T. Heigl, commanding officer cial for the county's economy. at Earle. they were no worried about wouldn't store the fuses here, vying with the Navy for own- operations elsewhere. nuclear weapons being stared We should bring in any- said Mr. Caponegro, a retired ership of S26 acreas of If they move Earle out of Both Mayors said they were at Earle Naval Weapons Sta- thing that will better the econ- Army colonel. bayfront land, located west of the area, it would be very not in close contact with naval tion. Earle's pier in at Leonardo. detrimental, having the same omy, said Mr. Caponegro officials on their operations at I'm sure they (nuclear Both Mayor Gabriel Spec- The Navy would like to use kind of effect as Port Mon- The Navy's expansion pro- Earle, and expressed no in- wespons) are not armed tor Of Ttntoo Falls and Mayor a portion of the 326 acres for a mouth' Mr. Spector added. gram does not involve the terest In knowing what kind of here, said Mayor Spector Michael Caponegro of Colts fuel tank farm as part of the Mr. Spector said he did not purchase of any land in either weapons There's an arming procedure, Neck said they support the proposed expansion program, know whether the tank farm Tinton Falls or Colts Neck, ac- are being stored at Earle. that's only done, before they Navy's proposed $19* million which would begin In 1980 if was crucial to the Navy's ex- cording to officials I think the type of weapons sre fired. dollar expansion program at approved by Congress, the De- pansion program. The Navy's proposed plans there should be classified, Earle. Mr. Spector said he had no partment of Defense, and the Naval officials have said include a new 148 million pier said Mr. Spector. It's a major Navy officials have de- information that led him to be- Office of Mangagement and they could build underground at Leonardo, but would also shipping base and the defense clined to comment on whether lieve that the Navy is storing Budget. fuel tanks on land they already Include additional ware- of our country is the most im- the expansion program would nuclear weapons at Earle Township officials have ex- own, although it would be housing and personnel facil- portant thing. Involve nuclear weapons. Mr. Spector said he hoped pressed Interest in building a more expensive than placing It ities, some of which would be The civilians that s The mayors said they did that he hoped Mlddletown of- mult! million dollar recrea- on the 3M acres now owned by located inland on the Navy's know about the weapons a not know whether nuclear de- ficials would not take actions tional facility on the site. Seacoast Products, Inc. property in Colt's Colts Neck. congressman and senators. vices were stored at Earle, that would prevent or dis- It (the proposed expansion Mr. Caponegro said that the Tinton Falls, and Howell , ac- Local offlcalals should not noting that such Information Is courage the Navy from expan- program) should be ap- proposed expansion program cording to naval officials. See Mayers, page > GlMel Specter Nkkael Capaaegre

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VOL. 100 NO. 278 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MAY 22, 1978 15 CENTS Say massive fish kill a result of dumping

•y MARK MAGYAR dredging and dumping, and blames the flshkUl entirely on SEA BRIGHT - Dredge they're subject to federal — changes in the ocean currents. spoils still being dumped six not state - authorities. But Assemblyman Anthony miles off the coast here were a The National wildlife Fed- M. Villane Jr., R-Monmouth primary cause of the massive eration has sued the Army and Ocean, chairman of the flshkUl of the summer of 1176, Corps bf Engineers to stop Blstate Committee on Sludge according to state Department dumping dredge spoils at the Dumping, agrees with the of Environmental Protection dredte site off Sea Bright, said DEP and National Wildlife (DEP) scientists. Ken Kamlet, a National Wild Foundation view that dredge We believe that the dredge life Federation spokesman. spoils constitute a definite spoils were a major source of The lawsuit is crucial, Dr. threat to the marine environ- the excessive quantities of Paulson said. While every ment. nutrients that led to the algae source of nutrient introduced The Army Corps of Engi- bloom and subsequent oxygen into the ocean by man Is signif- neers says it's dumping sand. I depletion that caused the fish- icant, we believe that the say they're dumping contami- kill, asserted Dr. Glenn dredge spoils are an even nants, Dr. Villane asserted re- Paulson, DEP assistant com- more dangerous nutrient cently. missioner for science. source than sludge. And to Judge who's right, SheUAshermen and clam- And while we're making Just look at where they do their men estimated that they lost progress hi putting an end to dredging — In places like the millions of dollars because of sludge dumping, we would like Arthur Kin, industry-lined wa- the 197« flshkUl, and last sum- to see a little more effort by terways that are among the A PROUD DAY — Shelley B. Berg, left, and her mother, Mrs. Beverly Berg, mer only a late August-early the Army Corps of Engineers most highly-contaminated bod- Aitawy VIU.W Dr. Gleaa Path** snared a happy moment after yesterday's eighth annual Brookdale Com- September cool spell stood in seeking alternatives to ies of water anywhere In the munity College commencement exercises during which both were awarded between another algae bloom, dumping dredge spoils in the world, he said. associate In arts degrees. Both are Holmdel residents. See story on page 3. severe oxygen depletion and a ocean, he said. Dr. Villane reported that he subsequent fishUll, state and Dr. Paulson noted that oth- found bottoms like tarpits Zaire survivors federal environmental officials er authorities have advanced from the heavy industrial •aid other theories on the causes of wastes when his committee Heave-ho Unfortunately, the dredge the flshkUl. took a fact-finding expedition spoils dumping is not directly The latest, a National In the Arthur Kill, in Earitan back in Europe under our control, Dr. Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad- Bay and off Staten Island. due for Paulson said. The Army ministration (NOAA) report There was virtually nothing BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) while rebels looked on or took Corps of Engineers does the released late last week, See Flskkai, page 1 — Murder, rape and looting part." were the order of the day dur- One woman said she fled to ing the rebel siagt of Kolwezi, a private club in Kolwezi Red spy according to survivors arriv- "where I knew there were WASHINGTON (AP) - A ing by the planeload from some food preserves. The Russian diplomat 'named as a Fun and games all over, Zaire's copper-mining capital. Zaire army city headquarters co-conspirator in an alleged es- About 1,000 of the 2,500 was nearby. Some Zaire army pionage incident In which two whites trapped during the May soldiers came and said they other Soviets were arrested in 13-20 siege have arrived In Eu- would protect us. They emp- New Jersey will be expelled now it's play for real rope and more are being flown tied aU the ladles' handbags from the United States, the back as French and Belgian ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - total of 7,400 "Invited guests" he expects about 1,300 work- and pocketed their contents. State Department said Sun- paratroopers mop up rebel re- After five nights of fun and were supposed to attend the ers, enough to run the hotel One lady had a box with mon- day. sistance in Shaba Province. games, the casino action five practice nights, but Re- and casino, to be licensed ey. They took the box away Meanwhile, bail for the two switches to Trenton this week sorts International officials before opening day. Author- "It was if the hunting sea- froin her." Soviets arrested in the case for final state approvals to al- made no effort to bar ities said the hotel workers get son had been opened In Jean-Marie Lallemand, a was set at *2 million each by low the East's first legal gam- sightseers and slots players a standard police check and Kolwezi. The hunt was a hunt 31-year-old French survivor, U.S. Magistrate William J. bling house to open this Thurs- from the 33,000-square-foot casino ' workers, including for the white man," a mining said the rebels scarred Hunt In Newark, N.J. They day or Friday. casino. dealers, are investigated more engineer among the survivors Frenchmen "on the forehead who arrived in Brussels said and cheeks with knives to dis- were being held In the Metro- The New Jersey Casino Real money was used In the fully Sunday. courage Zaireans from harbor- politan Detention Center in Control Commission is to meet slot machines because the de- Manhattan. The commission will also He said four of his neigh- ing them. LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON — Associate in Applied Monday and Thursday, and vices are built to reject slugs. The two, Rudolf Petrovich Scores of slots broke down discuss Monday and vote bors went to their garden gates "I saw three Katangans Science degrees were awarded yesterday at possibly Wednesday, on a Thursday on detailed casino Chemyayev, a personnel of- number of issues still to be over the weekend, but casino to find out what was going on rape a 10-year-old girl In the ficer at the UN. Secretariat, Brookdale Community College commencement ex- internal accounting control in the pre-dawn hours of May presence of her parents and ercises to Wllford E. Clarke, left, and his father, resolved before the casino in officials said this was to be and Valdlk Aleksandrovich expected because all 80S ma- regulations. The regulations, 13 and were killed by bursts of three brothers. People were John L. Clarke, both of Keyport. They were among a Resorts International Hotel prepared by the firm of Enger, S>, an assistant to the Casino can open to the public. chines are new. rebel machine-gun fire. beaten before they were killed. UN. undersecretary general, record 901 students who received diplomas and Hasklns & Sells for the com- Another survivor said the It was horrible." certificates during the college's eighth annual com- Several thousand more peo- The casino offers about 50 mission, will apply to all were arrested Saturday in ple were expected to Jam in rebels "kept on firing useless Katanga was the name of Woodbridge, N.J., on es- mencement exercises. nickel, 600 quarter and 250 casinos here. volleys in all direction with no Shaba Province when Zaire the casino Sunday night to dollar slot machines. The state's auditing regu- pionage charges alleging that gamble their real money in the reason," and that ragged was the Belgian Congo. The they bought classified U.S. Minimum and maximum lations must be in place before armed boys were "looting and rebels, Lunda tribesman, were slots and Resorts Interna- bets at Resorts International's Resorts International may documents on anti-submarine tional's play money on the shooting those refusing to hand driven Into Angola in the 1860s warfare. gaming tables will be a ques- open. over their watches or money See Zaire, page 1 blackjack, craps, roulette, tion before the commission, on A third Soviet national, Sunbathers baccarat and big six games. Monday, according to spokes- The commission Is ex- Vladimir Petrovich Zinyakin, The action Sunday wrapped man Ben Borowsky. pected to vote Thursday on the an attache at the Soviet UN. up five nights of "test runs" In casino's certificate of opera- mission, was picked up with the casino, designed to give the The commission Is also ex- tion. The hotel must have cer- Cbemyayev and Enger but re- new dealers, state inspectors pected to act on licensing for tain Interior and exterior con- The Inside Story leased because he had hit beach and gamblers a chance to get a some of the 2,100 Resorts In- struction work completed, a diplomatic Immunity, said a By The Associated Press has come In with its usual big ternational casino and hotel feel of the atmosphere and pro- sufficient number of licensed THE WEATHER State Department spokesman, bang." cedures before working with woikers employees ready and its own Sunbathers crowded onto Kenneth Brown. The mercury hit the 80 real money. approved auditing rules in Fair toalgil aad lato teatrrew with smy New Jersey beaches and Robert Martinez, director The State Department has degree mark around 2 p.m. of the state Division of Gaming place before the certificate is sales Bust *f the day Umarraw.'Complete boaters took to the water Sun- Under a resolution passed repett n page 1 informed the minister counsel- Sunday at Newark Interna- by the commission last week, a Enforcement, said last week issued and the casino opens. or of the Soviet embassy In day as the second day of 80- tional Airport after an 89- Washington, Vladillen Vasev, degree temperatures gave the degree reading Saturday. state a preview of the summer- Bridge Advice.... 17 , DAILY REGISTER that "since Zinyakin had vio- The National Weather Ser- S lated his status In the United heralding Memorial Day Bislaess PHONE NUMBERS. vice predicted sunny skies 14-16 States, his departure Is ex- Weekend. Classified Mala Office S41-4M0 through Tuesday with tern- Masked pair rob bus station Ctmlcs 17 Tall Free I7I-MM pected," Brown said. "It's been' busuftbusy, perattires ranging from the up- Cresswtd Punk 17 TsUFree iM-SIM busy," said United States per 60s to low 70s along the robbers, who was armed with as white males, in their early He did not know when MIDDLETOWN - Two Editorials .1 Classified Dept M1I7M Zinyaldn would leave, Brown Coast Guard Lt. Jim Peoples shore and from the mid to up- tfpmall calibre hand gun, to twenties, between 5'8 and5'9 men, masked with stockings, EitertabimeM 11 ClmlatiM Dept. M2-4M* said, but expected it would be at the Cape May headquarters. per 70s inland. the dispatcher, who was alone inches in height. held up the Leonardo Bus Ter- Horoscope 17 Sparts Dept .S42-46M toon. "The summer's here and the Heavy to moderate traffic In the building at 10 p.m. , The armed robber was minal last night, making off Lifestyle . 7 MMdfctowi Bireai 671 Hi* boating public's out there, to according to police. wearing blue Jeans and a black Brown said, In answer to a was reported on the New Jer- with ticket sales totalling sev- Make A Date. 11 Freehold Bireai 411-111} say the least. The. start of the sey Turnpike and the Garden sweatshirt and the other was See Reave**, p*g« * eral hundred dollars, police re- While the dispatcher stood OMtirarles 4 Lwg Braict Birtai ..nt-MII 'Search and Rescue' season State Parkway both Saturday wearing a white t-shlrt' ac- port. by, the robbers grabbed the 1-12 Staleheoe Bireai MMtl-UIt TMUI "Sweet Rweige""" and Sunday as residents and One more move and I'll money out of a cash box and cording to police. Detectable Shrimp Tues, Phoenix. Wed., Fresh. tourists rushed to the shore. blow your (expletive deleted) . escaped on foot, police said. Detective Barry Grimm is Thurs., Baby Blue. Frl. k Cheese Fondue, Quiche and Sal's Tavern Restaur--' Steamers H Ceats Sat., Ktnderhook. Trade Crepes. Every Tues. fashion "Baring a major accident, head off, said one of the The robbers were described in charge of the investigation. serving lunch fc fllrt/ftr. 4Ht> Weekday special. Wharf Pub Winds, Sea Brt»....*ZJ2»2. show at Fromagerle, 842-8088. foe SutMthers, page 1 Year Red Bank Highlands, :

,4 SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY MAY 22. 1978 People ATLANTA - Akhea Flyal Radio stars gain Hall of Fame II Offering a 1100,000 reward tor information leading to the duction ceremonies lor his garndfather who was FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP also for baseball, football amd Lakewood school where she is Melton out of the country), Leonard arrest and conviction ol the Don Wilson, who accepted Actually I was the first to — Five guttering stars of the basketball commentary, said one of their most illustrious Goldenson and Leon Levy, a person or persons who shot her an award last year on behalf of bring the meaning of enter- airwaves accepted their sUver he was honored to be inducted alumna, said she retained her radio pioneer. husband, girlie magazine interest In the school his former boss, Jack Benny, tainment to the radio in- owner Larry C. FlyM, in sub- 'mikey' awards yesterday as Into the Hall of Fame, to join dustry, said Mr. Vallee yes- Among other guests at the This year, Miss Dragonette was back this year to gel his urban LawrencevtUe March 6 they were enshrined with eight his sportscasting contem- terday, as he maintained that ceremonies was the Singing will head the college's fall an- own 'mikey' for his J5 years on other honorees in the National poraries, Bill Stern and Ted despite his varied show busi- Lady.' the well-loved chil- Full-page advertisements tique show the Benny program. I'm Broadcasters Hall of Fame. Kusing ,who were among last ness career, I'm radio— pure dren's program singer and offering the reward ran in Sun- year's inductees. Dressed in a pink moved and delighted and hon- day editions of the Atlanta ored to be included in this list and simple radio. narrator Irene Wicker, who is Rudy VaUee.the vagabond (Mr Dunphy made a plea coat.dress, hat and shoes, the Journal-Constitution and the of radio braodcaster person- Others inducted yesterday still on the air after a 40-year king, joined Don Dunphy, the for^he preservation of early popular petite vocalist who Gwinnett Daily News, a Law- alities, said Mr Wilson included Amos n' Andy. Edgar radio career. voice of boxing, Jessica broadcasts. sang classical .operetta and renceville newspaper. Re- Dragonette, the classical vo- Bergen. Eddie Cantor. Lee de- Anne Elstner Matthews, of ' Miss Dragonette, who is re- folk music, tiptoed over the This year's star of stars, sponses to the ad, signed by calist who had a weekly radio Forest John Gambling Sr. 'Stella Dallas' fame was pres- called fondly in the Shore Area lectern to accept her 'mikey' was Rudy Vallee. who enter- Mr*. Larry C. Flyit, were show (or ten years, Don (whose grandson John R ent - aa was Victor Hammer lor her relationship to Geor- and recalled her singing with tained the audience for more directed to the Gwinnett Coun- Wilson, the radio announcer Gambling accepted the award of Can You Top This.' gian Court College, the the great late tenor, James than an hour following the in- ty Police Department. for the Jack Benny Show, and Flynt was shot during a Leo Rosenberg, the first per- break in his trial In Gwinnett son to broadcast a regularly County State Court on charges scheduled program the 1120 of distributing obscene materi- As»ea Flyal Harding-Cox election returns als. A mistrial later was de- at the induction ceremonies Vagabond king's reign is over clared. Flynt, paralyzed from Kansas balloons." < "- Others inducted yesterday Yoa eaa't Hve • tke past he Mted. Vaa the hips down since the shoot- HcKinney found a cluster By 40AN KAHN Included Amos n' Andy, Edgar •stave Is* rightaaw . Ing, is being treated at Univer- of five balloons in his pasture FREEHOLD- Tne U his ikkaame, tar Bergen, Eddie Cantor, Lee De- Tkejl km yea ka Ike aaa Mt, lady. sity Hospital in Columbus, the other day. Two were VagabMd Klag, rr«arr, Rvdy Vallee wUI he Forest, John Gambling It.,' Ohio shredded, but the other three reamlig across the (••••try thli week I* pres- were intact, and inside were Leon Levy .Leonard Gold- eil Us eae-maa skew aa the Ft. Laaderdale the names of residents of Sand- enson,. sealer cttliea ecademlalam eircill. EARL PARK, Ind. - "I stone Heights Nursing Home It was a day of heavy remi- Vallee, 77, M-year ptas skew baslaess veler- was Just overjoyed. I was just here. niscing for many in the au- aa, didn't kave Us trademark negapkeae wttk purely thankful to God that she He wrote to them to tell dience as fragments of the him yesterday whea ke was ladacted late Ike was okay," Keaaelk Vance them he had found their most popular voices of the last Broadcasters Hall ol Fame as a legeal. He said after learning that his balloons, launched a week ago SO years were aired to an in- remans a legeid aad tail's probably wky • daughter and son-in-law were Sunday to commemorate Na- vited audience of about 100 few at Us faas reaaalaed lo clasp Us kaad aai out of danger In Zaire's embat- tional Nursing Homes Week. persons who attended yester- get Us autograph after ke gave a preview tled Shaba Province. day's ceremonies, the Hall of perttrauaee at Us lew shew . Fame^* second induction for Far mare tan aa kaar, Mr. Vallee rast i and Jeka Eirlgkt, CHICAGO (AP) - Former Ulustrious air wave pioneers. tkreagk OK third ol Ms alaaer theatre per- both Methodist missionaries in PresidentGerald ford has formance, la a rapidly dwladllag aadleaee. Zaire, earlier were reported eluded President Carter for his Dreams and fantasies Accompanied by a tape reecrdlag at Us nusl- under house arrest in the re- comments about the three- joined with nostalgia as the eal arraagemeals, Ike eatertalaer belted oat bel-held town of Kolwezi. Sat- martini lunch and defended it famous voices stepped to the seme of Us old alts, The Maine Stela Soig urday morning, a State De- as the epitome of American microphone once more to re- aad My Tune Is Year Time. ceive the award which would partment official called efficiency. Bit when ke begaa to airrate a slide skew preserve their voices forever Vance's wife, Donna, SI, to tell at see ale views alleged to ke Shaagrl-La, aad ln the hearts of new fans who her that Kendra, 26, and John, "I wish some people In high begaa coadactlag a mytUeal baad, the ••- will visit the Hall of fame in 28, were safe In Lubumbashi, places would stop talking dleiee begaa to silently slip away from tarlr Freehold to hear the tapes of about ISO miles southeast of about the three martini seats. mUestone broadcasts. Kolwezi lunch," Ford said Sunday in a Oily one-third el tke Mf persons wka at- brief address to the National The HaU of Fame for leaded the Induction ceremeales at tke Sher- The official said the Restaurant Association Con- Enrights were flown out of broadcasting is the brainchild aUa III, here, remaned lor Ike conclusion ol vention. "I happen to think of former Freehold publisher Mr. VaUee's performaace. Kolwezi by the Rev. Keiielk that the three-martini lunch Is Eirlgkt, John's father. Arthur. Schreiber, who Artmtly I was Ike first lo brlag la tke the epitome of American effi- purchased a one-time bank meaalag ol eatertatameal la tke radio la- ciency. "I don't know how they got building ln the heart of down- dastry, saM tke eae-tlme rrooarr, whose pop- to the airport," Mrs. Vance town Freehold and converted alarlty swept tke aatloa la tke It's aid Ms. Tke said. "Where else can you get an its vaulted recesses into a star of radio's Flelskmaaa Hear, Mr. Vallee earful, a bellyful and a snootful broadcasting shrine. recalled tke program kad a wide variety of Vance, 54, a rural mall car- at the same time?" ealertalaers rier, heard the good news We're preserving an im- Bis skew patter, designed lo Iwsei ap tke when be stopped by the house portant art form, said .Mr. •adleace, stresses a lot ol barroom aad bath- COLLEAGUES OF THE AIR— Don Wilson, who on his route to see if there was Schreiber yesterday , as he room hamor, with a kit al Ivy Leagae rivalry SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. worked on the Jack Benny show for 35 years talks any word. The Vances said discussed the growing support (tke radio pleieer attended both Yale aid tke MEMORIES OF THE AIR— Jessica (AP) -Richard Nlxeathrew a about old times on radio with crooner Rudy Vallee they did not expect to hear any for his Hall of Fame. Ualverslly of Malae). Dragonette, the classical, folk and party at his La Casa Pacifica whose radio career spans more than 50 years. The more for several days — Mr. VaDee, who recalled appearing several operetta singer of radio, at the second estate for about 100 friends and Sportscaster Don Dunphy, two were among 13 persons Inducted yesterday Into "There's no phone where they times dartag Ike Ms at Ike Askary Park annual induction ceremonies of the employees of the publishers of particularly remembered for the Broadcasters Hall of Fame. an," Mrs. Vance said. his autobiography. his boxing announcements, but Caslao, scoraed aostalgla. Broadcasters Hall of Fame.

She said the Enrights went Harold Rotn, president of to Zaire last August. Before Grosset & Dunlap, which pub- that, they worked as mis- Fish kill dumping Heave-ho Zaire survivors lished "RN: Memoirs of Rich- (Continued) Press. "I realized I'd been set sionaries In Botswana for EPA regional chief ot marine Dr. VUlane noted that anoth- (Continued) ard Nixon," said the former (('i ml in il Hi) after Zaire won independence, up when they opened doors three yean, she said. protection programs, said er major source of ocean pollu- question, "We have had no re- president told the group Sun- living there, Dr. VUlane as- and are bent on making Shaba and suited looting. They took there is currently no alter- tion was the existence of com- action yet from the Soviets." I day that he "hopes people will serted. The closer we got to all the whiskey, some of the native to dumping the dredge mon sewer systems for both Hunt set a preliminary independent of the Zaire gov respond to it." the New Jersey coast, the food, the beer, shoes, clothing. spoils in the ocean. sanitary waste and storm run- hearing on the charges against eminent. more devoid the bottom was of They took my glasses for some LITTLE RIVER, Kan - The material dumped at off in New York City and many Enger and Chernyayev for Richard Schambourg, a Pat Nixon, who was hospi- normal marine life. reason. Another guy took a box "I've received lots of Kansas the dredge site includes spoils large New Jersey cities. Hay M in U.S. District Court in French foreman, said the talized earlier this week, did And where we did find any of golf balls. dust over the years," farmer scraped from the bottom of During normal weather, Newark, N.J. Zairean soldiers were panic- not attend the gathering, Roth species at all, they were horri- "They took all these things H.B. MeKlaaey of Shreveport, New York Harbor, as weU as waste sediments buUd up at US Attorney Robert Del stricken when the fighting said, but Nixon told the group bly mutilated and deformed and carried them to the car. La., wrote In a letter to a the Arthur Kill, and it does the bottom of the sewer ays- Tufo said be would begin pres- began. "They were shooting in he hoped she would be well from their steady diet of pollut- enting the case to a grand Jury , The five soldiers and myself group of Kansans. "This is the contain a significant amount of tern's pipes, then a heavy rain- every direction," he said. enough to be hostess. ants, he said. We found a few next week. first time I ever received any pollutants, Dr. Anderson ad- storm comes along, picks up My supervisor's house got into the car with all the crabs with no legs. And that's The federal complaint ac- all the garbage from the city's was razed by artillery fire be- stuff and they drove me the bottom that the Army mitted. cused the Soviets of conspiring streets and washes the gar- cause there were two around town. Corps of Engineers is dredg- Dr. Villane also charged "to communicate, deliver and bage and everything at the bot- Katangans in the yard. We dis- I sensed I was in extreme ing. that the EPA has been grant- transmit ... to a foreign gov- danger because they didn't Mayors not worried tom of the pipe out into the covered a slaughter-house in Dr. Villane said OS percent ing permits to sewerage au- pp ernment . „ sketches, photo- (Continued) about the declining fortunes of the Zaire army headquarters. seem to know where they were of all dredge spoils are thorities that allow them to rivers, Dr Villane said graphs, plans, documents, know because we don't go Fort Monmouth, Mr. (apone Thirty people who hid been going. dumped at the dredge water dump an escalating amount of And the normal flow of the notes and Information relating "They found a deserted, through any security grosald. taken in for safety bad been dump site off Sea Bright under sludge at the EPA-approved currents brings this form' of to the national defense of the bombed-out section of town clearance. Questions about defense massacred. We are not about federal Environmental Pro- sludgge dumpsite 12 miles off poUutlon, which is also a United States." and told me to get out and run. Rep. James J. Howard, D- and what kind of weapons are of nutrients, down to forget these visions of hor- tection Agency (EPA) per- Sandy Hook. source "I tried to stall by talking N.J., last week gave his sup- stored at Earle, should be left Ii convicted, Chernyayev ror." mits. He's right, Dr. Anderson along the New Jersey coast, but they told me to run and port to the Navy's proposed out of local politics, Mr. Spec- and Enger could be sentenced A nun identified as Sister 1 know the federal govern- said. The total amount of he said. Our legislators may to Ufe imprisonment, the FBI they shot me." expansion plan, providing that tor asserted. have to obtain federal grants Helena said, "We were sub- ment has tl)e responsibility of sludge dumped in 1177 was said. jected to the worst kind of vio- The bullet pierced it provides more jobs and is keeping all channels of navia four-and-a-half million tons, for the monumental rcsewer- Mr. Spector said he could The Soviets allegedly lence." A 20-year-old Belgian Starkey's side and came out acceptable to the residents of navigation open, but there has but at the end of 1977, and ing of these cities before the the area. not recall any major accidents picked up documents In tele- woman said she was raped the front, narrowly missing his to be something else they can especially this year, there are ocean is safe. internal organs. He said he felt It would be ironic for at Earle in recent years, al- phone booths along a New Jer- eight times by rebel soldiers. do with the dredge spoils, he a lot of plants going to secon- Dr. Paulson agreed with Dr. a searing pain and dove into a county residents not to support thougb he remembered a ship sey highway, leaving behind Morrison-Knudsen, a Boise, said. dary treatment of sewage, and VUlane that the common storm cash payments hidden In such ditch. *>- the Navy's proposed expansion blowing up at a pier, shortly and sanitary sewer system Idaho construction firm build- But Dr. Peter Anderson, when you go to secondary things as milk cartons and a "I don't understand to this program after the concern after World War II. was a major source of ocean ing a power line in Zaire, evac- treatment, you increase the "Peanut Crunch" can. day why I'm still alive. It's an pollution, but he said that It uated more than 70 Americans amount of sludge. The classified material in- act of God. I don't understand would probably be a long i Wednesday, Fourteen others But secondary treatment Is cluded data on underwater why they didn't kill me. But time before any attempts were were reported missing at the infinitely preferable to prima- acoustics systems for an anti- then I don't understand why made to solve the problem. time, but only one of them — Weather:Fair, sunny ry treatment, and until we can submarine warfare, the FBI Lonnie Glen, 32, of Yerington, they shot at me. I offered no find environmentally accep- ViUane's right, but he'ssaid. Nev. — was officially unac- resistance at all I gave them Yesterday's alga tempera able S to 10 knots tonight; average wave heights 2 feet or table methods of disposal for talking about a project that The Information, doctored counted for. everything they wanted. tare at The Register weather ocean water temperature mid less tonight. the sludge, we're stuck with would cost billions of dollars In Washington before it was the ocean, he said. However, Harold Amstutz, stall*! was H degrees aid 50s; winds southeast 10 to 20 WAIHINOTOM |AP)_ KlIIIUl per city, Dr. Paulson said. given to the Russians, was 4», of Portsmouth, Va., a pUot French and Belgian para- tke lew, ». It was 71 at « knots tomorrow; weather fair ' ltd mil M IMIMHMI After a 10-month investiga- To separate the sanitary and passed along by a Navy officer troopers who rescued the Eu- for niw porloo. »>•- tion, the Bistale Committee on for a Methodist mission in p.m. aid tke averalgkt low with visabllity over 5 miles; ' IHW Will drain sewer system, you would who was acting as a double Zaire who was evacuated to ropeans and Americans in a kaor urM MO- Sludge Dumping concludelddd was St. TasTay's I a.m. tern tave t0 agent, the FBI said. Brussels, said Glen, a Mor- daring weekend assault said _ . p.m.. Urn moil mun M last summer that sludge con- <*»*& «ie piping In peratare was SI. There was TIDES ey The Navy officer who coop- rison-Knudson security officer, the rebels lulled at least 100 SaadyHeok MMfMwlKM«||[M,l|lU tributed heavily to the U7« ery household, and tn New whites, 150 Zalreans and suf- •a preelpllatloa Ii tke 14 Albany 67 S7 .04 clr V—1York. , ..«..',you'd* I....have. Sto« dodgAnAnne thes erated In the investigation was was killed by the rebels. kaan eadktg al I a.m. today. TODAY - High 7:44 p.m. A Rue 7S 4J .01 clr flshklll. fered 200 dead of their own. Amorlllo 75 SI .01 clr subway system too. not identified. He was de- BUI Starkey, 13, of Boise, and low 1:11 p.m. I maintain that sludge is a Tfcere were a* degree days Atlanta 17 61 cdy scribed by an FBI agent as a Idaho, another Morrison- "Fighting is over now and yesterday, 1M far tke meatk TOMORROW - High 8:09 Atlantic Cly •» 61 Clr nutrient that contributes to the Baltimore 14 67 clr We may find that if we "senior officer, not an ad-Knudson employee, took a bul- both the French and Belgian aad S2«7 lor Ike seas*i I* a.m. and 8:12 p.m. and low Birmingham 17 64 .03 cdy paratroops are controlling Ballon 77 65 .06 clr ocean dumping of miral, but not just an ensign, let In the side during the siege tale. 2:14 a.m. and 2:22 p.m. talled red tide, anandd J. . . „ - , . KffoTo 60 47 .43 clr 1 8 1 1 ln elther and said before being flown Kolwezi town. The paratroops For Red Bank and Rumson Chorum SC M »» cdy serious Imbalance In J^*'.** ? "i?" ' " . ; " Chicago 54 44 clr dustrlal wwaste the level of •*•Th-e Navy officer'was paid from the war zone: "I don't will remain In Kolweii until bridge, add two hours; Sea Clncmnoll 70 17 .!) clr the ecoiystem, threatening ""f^", »f Fair tonight, low to mid Ms; nutrten a total of $16,000 for the In- understand to this day why I'm further notice," a French Em- Bright, deduct 10 minutes Cleveland 58 41 .11 clr marinelife, Dr. Villane said. |? Introduced Into the partly sunny tomorrow, highs Columous 61 IS clr b man su formation, according to a com- still aUve. It's an act of God." bassy official in Zambia said. low to mid Ms; precipitation minutes; Long Branch, deduct Ool Ft Win H 66 171 cdy Both Dr. Anderson and Dr. «*•," " , ™V * ">" Denver 17 SI .01 clr plaint filed ln support of the Meanwhile, U.S. Air Force IS minutes; Highlands bridge, DelMolnel 74 SI rn Paulson expressed optimism dently low that we can ignore The 33-year-old native of probabililty near • tonight, 10 oe said charges. transports continued to ferry Detroit 6J 4S clr that aU New Jersey municipal- "* «*« P"*"""- - Boise, Idaho, doing a stint in percent tomorrow, winds vari- add 40 minutes. Duluth « 17 clr fuel and military supplies to ities would meet the 1M1 feder- Honolulu U 7S .14 cdy Zaire with the Morrison- Lubumbashi, the Shaba capital Houlton M 74 cdy al deadline to put an end to Ind'opolll 61 SS Clr Knudson construction com- ISO miles southeast of Kolwezi. jocks vine It 64 clr ocean dumping. Sunbathers pany, was living in a friend's The Daily Register Kon.Clly « SS "I Los Vegas " " AU New Jersey municipal- house when the rebels Little Rock cdy Lot Angeles 71 S7 cdy ities still dumping sludge (Continued) Hotel Casino either Thursday marched in last week. The Sunday Register Loulivllle 71 5f cdy should be out by 1181, Dr. there shouldn't be any prob- or Friday, The first sign of trouble Momatili IS 67 f rn PuWi»hod oy The KM Bonk Roaittor II 76 cdy Paulson said. Unfortunately, .ems," said Garden State Six New Jersey coUeges came Thursday when a group Efltobllthod In 1171 bv John H Cook and HHKY Cloy Mltwour.ee 4V 41 cdy New York City and Its sur- Mpll SI P. 71 44 clr Parkway communications spe- held commencement exercises of blacks led by the house ser- »Vix 11 OFFSET \ j Motit Office New Orleoni II 64 cdy rounding municipalities are clallst Bob Halsey said Sun- over the weekend with Gov. vant came and talked Starkey 4 On* Roatttof Plata. Sftrfwibury. N.J 077OI Now Vorl 6» 01 clr Norfolk IS 65 clr not approaching the problem ^ay. "We're holding out very Brendan T. Byrne the speaker into letting them put his car in •ronctt Office i K^ Orlondo If 67 clr ppg p XEROX 09PIES 176 Rt II. Mlddletown. N I 177a) Phllodphlo •4 66 clr with the same degree of seri- good, no big problems," at Falrtolgh Dickinson Univer- a safe spot. Monmouttt County CourrhouM. Freehold. H J I77n cdy 170 Broadway. Lona Branch. N.J. 177a) Photftli W 67 Crews along the Jersey sity's Rutherford campus. * He agreed but then found Slatohouw. Trtftlon. N J AMIS Pittsburgh 61 55 01 clr ousness as New Jersey. P Hood, Ore 61 41 rn They'll have to get moving to Shore are working conlnuously Also holding graduation ex- the group looting the garage Mkwirbor of in* Associated Pre»i The Associated Prtu It entitled Richmond M 67 * clr ictvtwely to tho use ot all the locol nowi pf Intod In the nowsyoper m St. Louis 71 55 meet the deadline. to repair beach erosion that erclses were the CoUege of St. and filling up the car., He eH Qi ail AP newt and OJipofcMi «. P. Tompo H 6» tlr Salt Lake •4 SI Clr Dr. Paulson reported that Mx^n* during long winter Elizabeth in Convent Station, chased them away but they Monger ot the Amorlcon Newspaper Publishers Astoclotlort, the cdy Son Diego 71 OS the volume of Industrial waste indmringstorm seasons. Falrlelgh Dickinson's returned shortly afterward udll Buroou of Circulation*, the Now Jof My Press Association. tan Fran S» SI rd» While You wdit ol 47 dumped In the ocean has been Gamblers, sightseers, and Teaneck-Hackensack campus, with five men in soldiers' uni- Socond CUM pMtooo paid ot Hod lank. N J 17701 OKI at Middle Jl Spokane 74 53 significantly reduced. , . expected to con- Dww University at Madison, forms. -, i2i '•*"»** Sunday through Friday Mall imncflptlom Wothlnolon M 61 ourt8t are "** wolf press in'c At Uus rate, the handful of verge on AUsntc clty next Georgian Court CoUege in "They came In on the pre- Ttrm HI-VostoroaT'lMt* companies still dumping weekend after the first gam- Lakewood, Centenary College text of hooking . for 170 Monmouth Strati Only Only . Sunday Lo— Voilortoy'lhm. Had Bank, 741-9300 OrWVvar US0O SUM . 1*000 ^should be out of the ocean east- v&a% culn0 ^ lnc East opens in HacketUtown and Somerset mercenariM,'.' ;• .-fcktKan H«M oWjytrv bv Cerrttr - Dolly and Sunday .91 ctnfs o wttk; Formerly Qtwt Pnnlni) lyby 1981, he said. , the Resorts International County CoUege in Somervllle interview with the-Associated •ItcOTvtCowni.tr- Dally »Jt*nl»; Sunday JSctJrtl t SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY MAY 22 1978 Middletown LWV raises for ERA campaign

ly SHERRY F1GD0RB • the most to gain from adoption of the ERA, she said Thirty-five stales have ratified (he ERA amendment so into the ERA amendment, it is not a constitutional require- Women who do not work outside of the home cannot set far. but three of them have rescinded their approval, a ment UNCROFT - The Middletown League of Women Vot up a private pension account in a bank or get credit in their questionable legal action which has still not been resolved What it realy really amounts to is whether seven years en Saturday reached its |200 goal for support of the Equal own names. Three more states must ratify the amendment by March 22 is a reasonable amount of time lo determine the rights of Rights Amendment with a fund-raising luncheon here In the Current statistics indicate that one of two marriages ML more than one-half of the population of this country. Ms. First Unitarian Church will end in divorce, Ms. Kulman continued, and of the A new bill has just been introduced in congress, backed Kulman said Each league nationally has set its own goal for ERA women whose marriages survive, the average woman will by both New Jersey Senators Harrison A Williams and The amendment itself, which has caused so much promotion, said Rosemarie Peters, Middletown, president spend from II to 22 years as a widow. Clifford Case, and Rep James J Howard, lo extend the controversary. reads simply Equality of rights under the of the local league, and the organization has collectively Adequate insurance is another myth, she said. The ratification period another seven years law shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or raised $1 million »o far average insurance left to a widow is $38,000. Invested at a Although the seven-year ratification period is written by any State on account of sex. The guest speaker at the luncheon, Doris Kulman, a generous eight percent a year, a woman would have an Dally Register columnist, said too much nonsense is being annual income of $3,032 heard against ERA, particularly on expensive prime time. Most widows, she said, exhaust all their life insurance Most of the nonsense is based on a continuing myth that benefits within II months moat women live surrounded by adoring children, a hus- Alimony is awarded in less than 14 percent of all band who works hard so he can shower her with gifts and divorces, and in many cases, she said, is never paid at all. flowers, and then dies conveniently early, leaving her with Of the 55 percent of women entitled to child support, 20 enough insurance to pay for the house and support a series percent are awarded less than |1,500 a year of lovers. And that's where many of the welfare mothers are Real statistics tell a far different story, Ms Kulman coming from she said. said. The woman who decides to reenter the job market will Women now comprise nearly half of the nation's work- find her skills have depreciated, her chances of scholarship force and almost half of all mothers of schoolage children help to go back to school are practically nonexistent and work at least part-time. when she finally does find a job, it will probably pay only They're working not because E RA forces them to, she the minimum wage. Two of every three •aid, but because they cannot afford to support a family minimum wage-earners in the country are women. with one paycheck, or frequently because theirs Is the only She reminded those present that it costs as much to paycheck. educate a daughter as a son, yet that daughter can still Many women still believe that the law gives them a expect to earn, with her college degree, $2,000 a year less right to some part of their husbands' salaries, a belief with than a man with a 12th grade education. as much validity as Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny. Above all, the ERA will mean simple insurance of basic She cited case after case where husbands sold, with the rights now guaranteed only to men. consent of the courts but not of their wives, property their Many opponents of the action claim women are already wives had either inherited or bought with their own money. being protected by affirmative action and equal credit The courts step In to determine the level of support a laws. woman and her children will receive only when a marriage But there is nothing to prevent the New Jersey legisla- breaks up, not In an ongoing marriage, she said ture from repealing the state's equal credit laws any time The amount of support you're entitled to, she told the or stop congress from Invalidating the equal credit act or IN LEAGUE WITH ERA — Rosemarie Peters, speaker, and the committee for the organization's 30 men and women present, is the amount he chooses to some other protective legislation' Ms. Kulman said. standing, president of the Middletown League of fund-raising luncheon for the ERA Saturday. Also on give you. It's a lot harder to defy a constitutional amendment Women Voters, greets Register reporter and colum- hand were Bonnie Samuelson, far left, Anita Bellin Women who have spent their lives as homemakers have than to challenge a state or federal law. nist Doris Kulman, second from left, the guest and Sydney Brown. A record 901 students Carter at wedding, then soothes scientists PLAINS, Ga. (AP) - Pres Egypt and Israel. breeder reactor. said last week. Field in Plains. ident Carter wants govern- Carter was returning to Carter, wife Rosalynn and But after the ceremony, re- Carter hugged his mother. gain Brookdale degrees tnent scientists at Oak Ridge, Washington after the Tennes- daughter Amy, spent Sunday porters and photographers Miss LUIian, then he and his Tenn , to know that they have see excursion. night at home here. They at- were allowed into the recep- wife, Rosalynn. shook hands Otto. Raymond J Owtnt, Linda L. Pol Jonet. Georoe Kulo.tov UNCROFT - Degrees and MM Yvonne B Komtn, Henry J. Ka a major role in the search for In Knoxville, Carter was to tended the wedding in neigh- tion in the backyard of the with about 90 people awaiting certificates were awarded to a Lewll P. Polmer. Steven J, Pool In), miniki, Ktnntth A. Kant. Robtria L. Kortfl M PtMltr, JumM R. Patch, Po Kottlg. Eltanar A Ktorney, Monica G new forms of energy, despite tell employees of the Tennes- boring Americus of the presi- father of the bride, Billy his arrival. record Ml students during mtlo Pttari. Arthur J Ptlersen Jr., Lin- Ktorns. Jomti G Keating. Coral A. Ke- his opposition to their con- Carter. noM J Ptiog. Twon M Phom, Luu L. dertha. Jamtt S. Keller, Chrlttlna Ktl- see Valley Authority that they dent's 18-year-old niece, Jana Jana, the first of Billy commencement exercises yes- Phuong. Nancy J Pialkowiki, Brunt D ly, ReMeco Kheltry, Georgette A. King. tinued work on the breeder re- will stay in the forefront of Carter, and 19-year-old John Dressed In a cream-colored Carter's six children to be Pitt, OHdt R Pttntr, Corel Ann* Pre William J Klnlln. Brian E. Kinseilt, terday at Brookdale Communi- tlty, Diana L. PrltehtH, Trovla J. Julio Kippti. Nancy J Klrmon, Char actor. efforts to develop alternatives Theus of Ellaville, Ga tuxedo and holding a can of married, reportedly plans to Rodlkt. Frank W. Rout), Nicholoi J. lotti KHmatiewtfcl, Joan Knittel. Eltio- ty College ftfgo, Suion e Richard*. Bob Richard btth A KnOK. Gtorge M Komltai. Jtff Carter believes the model to petroleum-based energy, in- Though her uncle arrived at beer, the president's brother settle in the Southwest Georgia ion. Raymond J. Ridfltii. Harrttt E. S Koodiih. Joyce A Koiitr, Georgia E Robblni, Alan D. Roberts, Judith L Ho Kovorlk, Sylvia J. Kravantky, Margaret nuclear power project could cluding nuclear power. mid-morning with his usual en- said he cried during the cere- area with her husband, 19- Among the graduates at the gtft. Paul A. Rohif. Stephen C. Romto. college's eighth annual com- CotherlntR, Rolf, JQiepft V. flottndo contribute to the spread of nu- White House aides said tourage of reporters and aides, mony. year-old Johnny Theus of mencement exercises were a clear weapons. He had the op- Carter's message in a closed the 18-year-old bride, Jana President Carter "Just nearby Ellaville. ick A. Song 11 lo, Ann J. So Donna C. LH, Joanne E Lthnw. Mory portunity today to explain his meeting with scientists at the Carter, had decided in ad-- stood there and watched," said Both Jana, who works at a mother-daughter team, Mrs. __. _. ScKtlbntr, George Beverly Berg, and daughter, Schtrmond, Sylvia D. Schtotdtr, Donald Walter F LePore. Karen B. Lerner, Son view, and offer alternatives, as Oak Ridge National Labora- vance that her evening wed- Linda Moss of Plains, a long- motel in nearby Americus. and Shelley B. Berg, both of he flies from Plains to Oak tory, an arm of the Energy ding at home would be a time friend of the bride. the groom, who works at a Htltn E Schwenktr, (do I Sclcluno. Corol A. Ltvlnt, Jtrl A. Levy. Judith Y Ridge and Knoxville, Tenn. Department, would be that private affair. Holmdel, and a father-son Mary A. Scullion. William J. Sehuliler. Llmcott: Andrew P. Little. Prltclllo J After the president's plane, mobile home manufacturing Marilyn Seldenberg. Down K. Sena, Cyn Laughntr. Vlvlont Louii, Mory E. Love they also have a major role in Air Force One, touched down company, are recent gradu- team, John L. Clarke, and son, mio L- J. Seword, Delorti J Ihomblty, cky, Lawrence C. Low. Marl* A. Carter's visit also repre- "It's not the president's Polrlcio E Shoplro, John K Sheo. Linda Lutttchou. Robtrt M. Lynch, Joyct E. sented something of a thank- future energy work regardless wedding; it's my wedding and at Robins Air Force Base, he ates of Trt-County High School WUford E. Clarke, both of Key- 6 Sherman. JOteph A. Slberry. Taml S. Moohon, Vincent J. Mogrlnl, Ralph L. Slgnorlna, Trlna C Slorttt, Amy J. Sllli MoFoa, Dtnlit C Mologue you gesture toward Senate Re- of the ultimate fate of the I don't want publicity," she flew by helicopter to Peterson in Buena Vista. port Robtrt C. Sloont, Dawn Smith, Patri- Vincent A Mango. Rosemary Man cia J. Snlvely, Ellen E. Sarrentino, Pre- llano, Irene R Mardtr, John R. Marks, publican leader Howard Baker ilon Sptnctr, Timothy E. Spiel*. Lasilo Maurttn C Marron, Mary G Marich Mrs. perg and her daughter P. Stonkovlci. Robert J Stelner. Suion ner, Linda M Marrelil, Henry W. Martin of Tennessee, who was in the M. Stevenion, Robtrt W. lllnton. Rich- Jr., Pomelo A. Martin, CurtU L. Moul, received associate in arts ord A. Stotbtr Jr., Mlchoel F. Stone, Jo- George J Maurltltn, Mourttn E Mou- delegation of official greeters. degrees, while associate in ap- nlce A. StootmoA, Pettr J. Straub, Car rititn, TtrttoMcColl, Dtnnli F. mtn R Suarei, John W. Sullivan III, Lo Considered a leading con- plied science degrees were nadette T McDonnell, Kothieen T. tender tor the l>80 Republican McCarry. Kotherlne M, McLtod. Daniel awarded to Mr. Clarke and his rllon. Yvonne M. Tomllnion. Allor MCMOTKHI, Edward McNeil, Kenneth P. presidential nomination. ifeilLLINlHEWMILY" Melnktn, Mory C Mellone, Francii A. Trentocoslt, Jtannttte S. Trttia, Joyce Baker supported Carter on rat- A. Trtiia. Jon M. Trombttto, Raymond Mlnii, eiliabeth R. Mlrocky. Colleen M. w. True* Jr . Chau M. Truorvg. Moore, Adli M, Moroltl, ifying the Panama Canal Dr. Donald H. Smith, col- ROM M, Turek. William M. Tymeiko. Jeanne M Worolei. Thomai Morrone. treaties and approving war- Char I _ ouglas D lege president, presided over VondtrbIM, Edward C Van Wickltn, Al plane sales to Saudi Arabia, exercises in the college pfttout O. Vaughn. Judith C. Verrico, Etta Vlcern, Arlene M Vogtl, Lolt A. phy, Lourle A. B Muigrovt, Norman gymnsasium, while greetings Wall. Chorlei F. Wolih, Joann Wation. Nodal, Rod A, Nollmlon, Joan M. Neo Jomet O. Wtbb, Korrl A. WtHner. Mar- Ian, Deborah A. Ntlion, Theodora Net- to the guests were extended by tin M. Weiimon, Llio A. Wtrkiman. tat, Deon A, Newman Sr*., RtimV Tommy L. WtinVookt, Sheila M. Wen Nauytn, Xuon-Noa T. Nguyen, Robert L Dr. Walter S. McAfee, chair- Itr, Joitph L. Whalen. Craig E. Wld- Nlbblttt, Ltwit H. Norwood, Mothlat moler, Mourttn E WHcoa, Sheryl L. Obtnouer III, Donna O'Larte, Alexander man of the board of trustees., Wllllami, Alldd Wine. David M. Win! J Oltktlntkl. Jeonnlne Olekslntkl, Tru- hotel. Robert G WlmoiKy. Lynn U. Wol- dell A. Olltn, Adrlant D. O Nelll. John who also distributed the pert, Patricia D. Woollty, Patricia A. G Otborn. John H Otbornt, Dovld E. diplomas. Wrlahl. Llano S, Wu, Ll»a A. Vole*. Lori Otterbtrg. E. rfeung, Potrlcla R. Zuckerman Pelt* J. Owtlonlk. John Panaborn. Paul Panaborn, Bernadcltt Pontono, Antdate la Applied Sctaec Attectete in Arts Joyct E. Pardut, John Porker, Sutoi \ M KofMttn Abole. MJchatl A. Abate nancy «. komi. joupn v. Aorttetto, ruvn>, j Dyu, 9vp"fi J tii morco. Francei J. Abbott, Jomti A. Constance Ahtrn, Suion J, Arrrtnt, John ThomaTh i F. Pellttltr, John M. Ptnlo, Adam* III. John A Adams, Thomot E E, Allen, Patrice Ammerman. Chrlsllno John M. Ptrettl. Gall M. Pttrtn, Jomtt Adorns, Roiemary T. Actdlion. Ra| Aaor L. Anderson, Mlchotl D. Andtrton, Phil- A Ptttlwoy. Donna M Planko, Gtrlrudt wol, Oloo L. Alloro, Rlchord V. Alton, ip F Andrew, Ptttr J. Annuntiota, Pomeranti, Lynn B. Poole. Corole P. Nancy Arnoro. Lorry J. Aniell, Jeanne Deborah H Arbti, Elletn Archer. Joan Porler. Helgo G. Prltttly, loAfln M. M AftpltflOtt, Donna B Batolti. Robtrt C Argatl, Antoinette R Atklm. Richard Principe, Mary S. Qulnn, Trovlo J. Bailey, Stephen G Balliy. Nancy L. S Auerboch, Robert F AvaMont, Gre- Rodtke. Richard W. Rafl, Jlmmlt W. Ra- Boin. Sam L. Balacco. Liia Bollff. Ho gory S. Bohue, Sam L Balocco. Mary E. gan. Fronk M. Ralnty, Diana J. Raimui- mono taHnt*. Morv E. lor bier I. Jont Bold*In. Mlchoel Baliorono Jr., Evelyn ttn. Frank Rtddlngton. ftottrtto. SMrlty A. Btoch, Margaret s J Bonkl, Nancy Bosttonello, Barbara A Nicholai J. Rego. Donnlt A. Rlcclo, •torn. Barbara J. Btailch. Paula J. Bales. Karen L. Btal, Marie M Bechtel, John F. Rlchey. Joan Rledel, Chorlei E Kevin D. Becker. Theodore P. BtlauoBtlosco,. Ptttr F.P. **r-Bei ardl, Beverly Birg. Shtllty B. Berg, Ty- btrlch, Debbie J Bergman, Patricia G rone S. Beit, Mary Blglty, Alfred V 81 Rountret. Margaret M. Ryan, Diana H •tikln, Jill Blaktlty. Albtrtha Blue. lottlo, , SttpheSttpe n V. BoBiro. 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JohnitdnTfiu'i J. htrln«V Wolrlko. 4 The DfcatyRegkter SHREWSBURY NJ MONDAY MAY 22 1978 ObituarieT " May avert impasses on judges LOOK By BARBARA KATKU. cian Committee, and 1 have been held by an Essex County Mr Gagllano hopes that if mitted all sides to am* face. asked him to get it reported Democrat And Ihe powerful his bill is passed, both sides of In addition. In Ihr possible < Mrs. Minnie Blaustein FREEHOLD - A political out of committee as soon as Democratic organization in the controversy can be made judgeship that will be avail- impasse developing between possible. Mr Gagliano said. thai county apparently fell the happy' and an impasse, such able lo the Republicans If the ASBURY PARK - Mrs Joseph Bluustein, died ID. the county Republicans and The bill would allow both job was permanently (heirs to as the one that developed the Gagliano bill is passed and Minnie Green Bliusteln, 83, years ago Gov Brendan Byrne over who Laurence C. Stamelman, a give They were further in- last lime Republicans were signed into law by Gov. Byrne, ] FANTASTIC- died yesterday in Monmouth Surviving are a daughter. should be appointed to aLong Branch attorney, and censed when they found the slated to be appointed lo court another vacancy may be open- Medical Center, Lone Branch Mrs Lillian Kanter, here; two vacancy on Ihe Domestic and James M. Cnlcman Jr., a vacancy would go not only to vacancies in Monmouth Coun- ing up in the county court sys- Mrs. HUusUin was born in grandchildren, and a great- Juvenile Relations Court may former assemblyman and someone outside Essex but to ty, can be averted. tem There has been wide- Just In Time Poland, and lived here most o( grandson be averted by a bill pending in county prosecutor,lo become a Republican. That impasse lasted over a spread speculation that Dis- berUfe The Richard C. Hoidal Fu- the state legislature judges Gov. Byrne apparently fell year before it was finally re- trict Court Judge George A. She was a member of the neral Home. Ocean Township, The bill, sponsored by Sen Mr Coleman has been Ihe Mr. Coleman had used up his solved in February 1176. when Gray may retire later this year For Summer Sisterhood of Congregation is in charge of arrangements S. Thomas Gagllano, KM on choice of county Republicans political credit, at least tem- the retirement of Superior because of poor health. Sons of Israel, here, and a life mouth, would create two addi- for the vacancy on Juvenile porarily, when he subsequent- Court Judge M. Raymond If Judge Gray does retire, member of the Shore Area Lonnie Moore tional judgeships in the county. and Domestic Relations Court ly lumed down the offer of a McGowan opened up a second his vacancy also would be Chapter of Hadassah She was LONG BRANCH - Lonnie It passed the stale Senate by a But Gov. Byrne bypassed Mr Judgeshlp. judicial vacancy and per- filled by a Republican. a member of the Workman's Moore, 49, of K Cooper Ave.. 38-0 vote last week, and Is Coleman and instead an- Circle. died Friday in Monmouth Med- being sponsored in the As- nounced Thursday that he Her husband, the late ical Center, here. sembly by Assemblyman Wil- would offer the name of Mr Because We Mr. Moore was bom in liam F. Dowd, R-Monmouth. Stamelman to the state Senate Peler Grandinetti Tuskeegee, Ala., and moved for confirmation. Assemblyman Dowd Is a REDUCE LONG BRANCH - Peter here five years ago member of the Assembly Judl- He was a former employee Republican County Chair- Grandinetti, 90, of 500 Spring- man Benjamin H Danskin has dale Ave, died Saturday in of the City of Tuskeegee. He was a veteran of the announced he will ask Mr Monmouth Medical Center, Gagliano and state Sen. Brian here. Korean War, and a member of Chase ends the Second Baptist Church and T. Kennedy, R-Monmouth, (o Mr. Grandmetli was born in its senior choir, here. exercize senatorial courtesy TIMES Italy, and lived here since 1120. in arrest to block the nomination of Mr. Surviving are his mother, Stamelman. Mr. Danskin Is not He retired April 1 after Mrs. Mary Gambles, here; (wo KEANSBURG- An 18-year- opposed to Mr. Stamelman, working in the housekeeping brothers, Willie Moore, here, old was arrested Saturday af- FASTER who just stepped down as pres- department of Monmouth and Dowdell Gambles of Dale ter a five-block foot chase ident of the county bar associa- Medical Center for SO years. City, W, and two sisters, Mrs. through town. tion and has long worked He was a communicant of Catherine Stokes and Mrs. Patrolman James within the Republican party THAN ANY Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Mattie Eddy, both here. Beveridge arrested Charles But Mr. Danskin apparently Church, here Siversen.18. of 228 Twilight The Cofer Memorial Home, feels Mr. Coleman should take Surviving are his widow, Red Bank, is In charge of ar- Ave.8 and charged him with OTHER larceny. Siversen is accused of precedence in any court ap- Mrs. Josephine Grandinetti a rangements. pointment. son, Carmen Grandinetti, taking a suitcase from the home of James C. Lawleas,.o( here; a daughter, Mrs. Rose Michael Morosko Mr Byrne apparently is re- SYSTEM Precopio of Ocean Township; MATAWAN - Michael 17 North Shore St., on Jan. 28. GOLDEN RULE PERSONIFIED - Jock Delsler, second from right, and He was also charged with re- fusing to appoint Mr. Coleman Stephen J. Leslie, both of Rumson, were recipients of the first annual Holy four grandchildren, and five Morosko, 17, of Miriam Place, because Mr. Coleman turned great-grandchildren. - died yesterday at Bayshore sisting arrest yesterday after Cross Booster Club Golden Rule Awards presented yesterday at the club's the chase through backyards down the offer of a judicial first Family Communion Breakfast. They were cited for devotion of time and The Damiano Funeral Community Hospital In appointment shortly after he Home, here, Is in charge of Holmdel and around parked cars. talent to Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church, Rumson, and particularly to its took a state job in Trenton last youth, over the past 35 years. Plaque presentations were made by the Rev. arrangements. Born In Ansonla, Conn., Siversen faces a hearing In September. William J. Kokoszka, pastor, center. Adam A. Kretowlcz, club president, he lived In Browntown, N.J., Municipal Court tomorrow left, chaired the event, and Dr. Gary Cuozzo of Llncrofl, former Minnesota before moving here 24 years morning and is being held in The job as reviser of state Dante A. Lattee Viking quarterback, was the guest speaker. The event was attended by a ago. the county jail in lieu of S685 statutes in the Legislative Ser- record 250 persons, the largest turnout in the parish's history. OCEANPORT - Dante A He was a forkllft operator baa. vices Agency had previously Lattee of 13 Belmar Ave., who for Interstein Chemical Manu- dted Thursday, is survived by facturing Co. in New Bruns- two daughters, Mrs. Regina wick Gar hits Stringer of Eatontown, and Mr. Morosko was a com- Mrs. Ave Federicl of Denver, municant at St. Clement's R.C, gas station Colo. Church.here. Their names appeared in- Surviving are his widow, FAIR HAVEN- A Sea correctly In yesterday's edi- Mrs. Pauline Olothook Bright motorist was in good tions of the Sunday Register condition at Riverview Hospi- WO Morosko; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Davlno of here; a tal, Red Bank after he ap- Mrs. Helen Krosner brother, Louis Morosko of parently lost control of his car HOWELL - Mrs Helen D Shelton, Conn., two sisters, at the Sunoco Station at River Mrs. Mildred Gallas of Edison, Road and Cedar Avenue Satur- PURPLE ELEPILOTS Krosner, 78, of Asbury Road, died Saturday In Jersey Shore and Mrs. Mary Cullen of day night, crashing into the Medical Center. Neptune. Staten Island , NY.; and two plate glass window and office Mrs. Krosner was born In grandchildren. of the station. Police said the driver, who AT THE CLOTHES Poland and came to the United The Day Funeral Home in FOR WOMI States In ISM. She moved here Keyport is In charge of ar- was alone in his car at the time 27 years ago from New York rangements. of the accident, was Joseph C. City. White, 35. of 17 New St., Sea Maeyer Stoller Bright. He suffered lacer- CLOSET. She was a member of the Howell Township Senior OLD BRIDGE - Maeyer atlons and bruises, police said. Citizens Club. Stoller, », of 1 Iowa Court, Investigating the accident are Sgt. Richard Towler and Surviving are her husband, Cheesequake Village, died Sat- urday at Middlesex General Patrolman Frederick Dis Irving Krosner; two sons, pensiere. Frederick Krosner of Pit- Hospital in New Brunswick. tsfield, Mass. and Albert Born In Brooklyn, NY., Bernard Krosner of Freehold; he Uved on Long Island before Goldzweifi t*V 1H a brother. Abe Goldberg of Mi- moving here 10 years ago. ami Beach, Fla.; two sisters, Mr. Stoller owned and oper- O'Hern's post Mrs. Rebecca Nozek Of West ated the Stoller Dress Manu- Palm Beach, Fla.. and Mrs. facturing Co. In New York City MARLBORO - Mayor Bella Gold of Miami. Fla.. and for many years, and was a Arthur Goldzweig will re- two grandchildren. fabric salesman for Sunbury portedly be appointed attorney The Freeman Funeral Fabrics of Sunbury, Pa., for for the Millstone Township Home, Freehold, Is in charge the last 10 years. Planning Board. of arrangements. He belonged to Temple Mayor Goldzweig will re- Beth Ahm in Aberdeen: place Daniel J. O'Hern, the Mrs. Albert Surviving are his widow, former mayor of Red Bank, Mrs. Fae Tannenbaum Stoller; who resigned as the planning Deuchler two daughters, Mrs. Joanne board's attorney when he be- UNION BEACH - Mrs. Ueberman of Lakewood and came commissioner of the Helen L. Deuchler. 71. of 106 Mrs. Marsha Steinglass of state Department of Environ- Cambridge Ave.. died Friday Rockport, Maine; two sisters, mental Protection. at Bayshore Community Hos- Mrs. Sylvia Cohen of New Mayor Goldzweig is a part- pital in Holmdel. York City and Mrs. Bertha ner in the law firm of Gold- FOR MEN Born In Newark, she moved Blum of Brooklyn; and three zwelg, RelUy. and Grossman. her 16 years ago. grandchildren. Route 79. He Is also a com- Survivng are her husband, The Bedle Funeral Home in mlssionner of the Western Albert J. Deuchler; a son. Keyport Is In charge of ar- Monmouth Utilities Authority Robert Deuchler, here; and rangements. (WMUA). Enroll this two grandchildren. The Laurel Funeral Home in West Keansburg is in charge Week of arrangements. NEW JERSEY HOMEOWNERS: Consolidate your debts Donald W. SUMMER and reduce your ir Schaumberg RI IT THAT'S WHAT OUR monthly payments! Limited to next HIGHLANDS - Donald W. Schaumberg. 57. of 13 Paradise DU 1# CUSTOMERS WANT ISO men and women Put. died Saturday at Moun- k. only ' tainside Hospital In Glen WELL HAVE THEM FOR SURE. Ridge Born in HorneU. NY., he BORROW moved here 13 years ago. AT DISCOUNT Mr. Schaumberg was a nurse. PRICES. See How Fast He was an Army veteran of our great system World War II $50,000 Surviving are a son, Donald works on you — W. Schumberg Jr, here; and a or more! Reduce 1 LB Plus daughter, Mrs. Martha NO CLOSING FEES! NO AT- 1 Inch today Free Horvath, also of here B«nk«merlewd • Matter Cham Acctpttd as our guest — The Posten's Funeral TORNEY FEES! NO PRE- Lose or You Home in Atlantic Highlands Is PAYMENT PENALTIES ON Pay Nothing in charge of arrangements. LOANS UP TO $50,000! MEMORUL DAY SPECL4L Call Now m. Dtatlt Mrtlcw Your savings on anything in the entire store are up to GRANDINETTI -r«f.w The Increased value of your home «. ol IM Sprlnooolt AvI.. Lono gives you big borrowing power—and 40% OFF. WOW - through Monday, Memorial Day we you can stretch your monthly pay- SPA Mrt. KM* Prtt«p4o [ „ ment* over many years. Borrow Big will take an ^DDITIOPL4L 10% OFT EVERY BOYS *y. Wtov M. ot t a.m.. from Itw Dam Ma Fimrol Hemt. Ill Third AM., Money for any worthwhile reason! LOT. mrKft. 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Establish*) in IS78 - Published by Tht Krd Bank Rwislrr ty JACK ANDERSON of foreign investors behind Rasalynn Carter spoke to He demanded to kr.o«r how this. The independent Geor- gia farmer kepiniis debt-rid- ARTHUR Z. KAMIN her husband recently about a we obtained land deeds WASHINGTON documenting his purchases den tract and Joined the Farm President and Editor problem that Is upsetting their former neighbors in Georgia When we refused to tell him. St> Ike movement. Across the state, small family SCENE he refused to continue the dis- We were able to document Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor (arms were devastated last cussion. the existence of at lead seven year by drought, insects, uftauftiiiUMUIMlaillllllillllHIIIIilllMlalUftlt different Transatlantic front • IMIIIffll I • ¥ p¥« ••••»•••••••••••••"•"•••• m •••••-• • His Austrian business part- alfatoxins, high fertilizer costs ble We have traced the sale of ner, Ferdinand Seefried. was corporations. One called SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY MAY 22. 1978 and low grain prices. Now an at least 17.000 acres of fertile more cooperative. Our re- Southeastern Cotton In- international investment firm Georgia -farmland to Trans- porters Rick Shapiro and Hal dustries, Inc., bought up l.ltl is quietly buying up the dis- atlantic Consultants, which is Bemton caught him In Atlanta. ANDERSON acres in Johnson County. An- tressed farms and converting He said that Transatlantic other called Soybean Hill Negotiating position based in Munich, Germany. prices for Georgia farmland. then into corporate operations. Consultants represents Eu- purchased 1,100 acres In Jef- The company is controlled by He is often the first to know, ropean banks and insurance ferson County. It's part of a national trend Christian Wolffer of Germany therefore, when good acreage companies wishing to invest in Deeds in our possession re- that we have been Investigat- and Ferdinand Seefried of Aus- is available. ing for months. Foreign tria U.S. commercial development. veal that Beegle personally speculators, their pockets Their contact in Georgia is The company also has Ger- Many Georgia farmers, signed for S.757 acres of farm- bulging with devalued dollars, a retired Air Force colonel man, Swiss and Dutch clients down on their luck and deeply land. The deeds don't Indicate are shopping for choice Ameri- named Philip Beegle He has - but no Arab oil sheiks - In debt, were wiped out by last whose capital he used to make

•7 Ir SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY MAY 22 1976 The Daily Register 7 Breakfast in Bed launched on wicker tray

ALLENDALE, Mich. (AP) fee completed what the Shirk said he'd been ner- — The polaed young man serv- Mangolds decided was a great vous, but said he felt it went off ing champagne and straw- way to dine with just a single hitch: he had berries to the smiling couple in to make the Bearnaise sauce bed was not from room service "The whole thing took about twice to get it right. "But I felt at some luxury hideaway. two hours." Mrs Mangold good doing it," he said said. "We never felt rushed, He was Joseph Shirk of and everything was so pretty Shirk holds a degree in Eng- nearby Grand Rapids, sole with white china and flowers lish literature from Grand Val- proprietor of Breakfast In It was really romantic." ley State 'College and has Bed, a new business designed worked as a waiter, actor and to make the meal an ex- Shirk went out of his way to college financial aid officer. perience In elegance — in your preserve the mood, emerging He said he figured the break- from the kitchen only long own home. fast in bed idea was a way to enough to serve the couple, The contented customers enter the food service busi- propped against pillows, lei- ness "I plan to open a restau- were Beth and Rick Mangold, surely enjoying the f 25 repast Shirk's first, who hired the 22- rant eventually." he said year-old entrepreneur to make The Mangolds, who hired The idea for his current ven- their breakfast a special occa- Shirk to celebrate a coming ture came when a friend sion. They weren't disap- baby, said they never felt praised his efforts when he pointed. awkward in the intimate served her breakfast in bed to event, even though Shirk stuck celebrate her birthday. Shirk, arrived at the around to collect his dishes Mangold home at » a.m.. toting "She said. 'Too bad more In the future, however. all necessary pots, pans, dish- people don't get this kind of Shirk said he'll slip quietly out es and enough groceries for breakfast treatment,' and I de- of the house once there's no the four-course feast. cided they could if I did it for more food to serve, leaving a them." he said He served strawberries in trash bag for the diners to put champagne on a wicker tray the dirty dishes in. He'll return Breakfast In Bed offers Your bearing a vase of fresh wild later to retrieve them from the different menus. Others in- flowers. *• • . - porch or some other agreed- clude crepes, omelets and eggs upon spot. Benedict. Shirk is open for Next came bagels and business every day. freshly squeezed orange juice, When this breakfast was LUXE SERVICE— Joseph Shirk, who has started a their Allendale, Mich. home. Shirk comes toting followed by poached eggs in over. Shirk disappeared, leav- "If anyone's interested in Breakfast In Bed business as preliminary to what he necessary pots, pans, dishes and groceries for a avocado halves, topped with ing the kitchen spotless. "He breakfast in bed. Breakfast In hopes will be a career as restaurateur, serves Rick four-course feast. Beamiise sauce. did everything professional- Bed is interested in them," he and Beth Mangold their Sunday morning meal In Fresh fruit, cheese and cof- ly," Mangold said. said.

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Donations will go to the Israel Emergency Mrs. Marguerite Bacigalupi and Michael Fund. G. Frunii, the bride's sister and brother, Baby sitters will be avail- were the honor attendants. Also in the wed- able at a nominal fee for those ding party were Christine Neff, Jan Socol- who register In advance. Rain cbik, Caroline Frunii, Charles Bacigalupi 3rd, date is June 8. Robert Pignataro and Karl Rosenberger. The public is Invited and may contact Joan Marotta, 15 Mrs. Young was graduated from Middle- Beaver Place, Aberdeen. town Township High School, Brookdale Com- munity College, Llncroft, and Kean College of IRIS SHOW New Jersey, Union. She teaches third grade LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP in the Ranney School, Tinton Fails. — The Garden State Iris Socie- ty will present a show "Voices Mr. Young was graduated from Thomas of Spring" Sunday, May 21 Jefferson High School, Elizabeth, Kean Col- HE. AND MRS. RONALD YOUNG here in the Quaker Bridge MaU. Route 1. Members and non-members of all ages may TROPHY TIME — Mrs. Robert E. Buchsbaum, ticulture, and Mrs. John K. Webster, Little Silver, Maddalena-Van Kirk display full stemmed named Rumson, right, incoming president of Rumson accumulated the most points In advanced flower varieties of Iris for judging by Garden Club, officiates at the club's annual arranging. Not pictured are Mrs. Ralph Runyon NAVESINK - Hiss Nancy Ann Van Kirk the society's accredited awards day in Rumson Country Club, and presents Jr. and Mrs. LeRoy H. Bunnell Jr., who tied for and .Fredrick John Maddalena were married Judges. No advance regis- Mrs. K. Girard Howie, Fair Haven, left, the Mary novice horticulture points. Mrs. Bunnell also ac- April a in All Saints' Memorial Episcopal tration is required, but partici- Owen Borden bowl for flower arranging. Mrs. cumulated the highest points In novice flower ar- Church by the Rev. Harry Sorenson. pants must register with the Christopher W.ynkoop, Fair Haven, second from ranging. Iris between 8 and 10 a.m. at left, accumulated the most points this year In hor- Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Hahne's entrance. The shows Richard H. Van Kirk, 60 E. Washington Ave., will be open to the public from | Atlantic Highlands, and Mr. and Mrs, John noon to 5 p.m. Maddalena, 106 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. Miss Suzanne Van Kirk was maid of honor CHINESE AUCTION LONG BRANCH - The I Carl A. Quatlin, for her sister. Richard Simmons was best man. R.P. Also in the wedding party weve Linda Van Ladies Auxiliary of the Decorating Kirk, Janet Stover, Jim Osborn and Gary Fraternal Order of Eagles will J WE SPEAK Stover. have a Chinese Auction tom- orrow at 7:30 p.m In the Long I YOUR LANGUAGE! Mrs. Maddalena was graduated from Henry Branch Community Club', DM Jc voadnh fain preparer time. * Hudson Regional School, attended Brookdale Long Branch Ave. It Is a fund- j cettt ordomunce • French Community College, Llncroft, and is an alumna raiser for the Max Baer Heart Ich mochU dint! Htiipl Free Decorating Course of The Bryman School, East Brunswick. She Is Fund, one of the organization's | zubereilen lauen - German a dental assistant employed by Dr. Mark MR. AND MRS. FREDRICK MADDALENA seven charities. Vorrel che mi preparaue Radler, Red Bank. qutsta ricetii - Italian Tuesday May 23 Mr. Maddalena Is a graduate of Red Bank Qubieni quc listed me Regional High School1 and attended Brookdale preparara ctta rcceta - Spanish Community College. He is a supervisor for PRE-KINDERGARTEN I would like you lo fill this United Parcel Service, Staten Island, N. 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AU the ads are Encouraging the public to report welfare on the help stamp out welfare fraud cheats uncovers and deters welfare fraud, theme MEMORIAL DAY three of New Jersey's largest counties have The Essex hot line, which leads into (he found office of the board's investigations unit, Is a SPECIALS And the Monmouth County Welfare recent addition and most of the board's MAALOX Board, pushed by some of its own members experience has been with complaints mailed and by a county Grand Jury presentment to to the post office box it has rented specifi- ANTACID be more hard-nosed In searching out cally for that purpose swindlers, soon may be emulating them We find that one in every six complaints LIQUID In Hudson, Essex and Passaic Counties, is a potential fraud, the board spokes- the welfare boards provide a telephone hot woman said. 12 OZ. BOTTLE line or a post office box — or both — and She said that 17 of the 44 cases cited In invite the public to report people they be- letters to the Essex County board in March lieve to be welfare chiselers And it pays off, and 7 of the cases cited in IS letters received according to welfare administrators in last month have been scheduled for in- those three counties, who said the write-or- vestigation. Six of the cases reported al- phone-your suspicions programs cost little ready were under investigation, she said. and return a lot. She said most of the letters were Freeholder Ernest G. Kavalek last anonymous and on scraps of paper. Wednesday called on the Monmouth County We can prove the program has been Welfare Board to set up a telephone hot line, useful as a fraud deterrent, the Essex declaring it would help catch clients who spokeswoman declared. People know are ripping-off the system. The board slated there's a box number and a telephone the subject for discussion at its June 21 number where they can be reported, and MOUTHWASH meeting. Mr Kavalek is a Welfare Board that their neighbors can and do report them, member. and that we do investigate. It may be more 24 OZ. BOTTLE WITHHANDtE We had 7,140 cases of alleged fraud last important for prevention than ap- PLUS 6 OZ. FREE year, and M percent of them were turned in prehension. 28 QUART through the post office box or the hot line, Edmond De Santls, welfare director In James Young, executive director of the Passaic County, the state's fourth largest, Hudson County Division of Welfare, said in was quoted in the Register last week as a telephone Interview. saying that 90 of the 463 cases logged on its Of that number, 238 cases, Involving hot line last year turned out to be cases of more than (817.500 in welfare payments real fraud... that's 20 percent and I think were documented and referred to the coun- that's a good percentage. It costs the ty prosecutor, Mr Young said, and 500 Passaic board less than (100 a year for the other welfare recipients had their grants cut hot line, Mr. De Santis said. AlKA- down. Mr. Kavalek, meanwhile, has picked up Mr Young said that 2,200 of the com- freeholder support for his hot line proposal. plaints, including a lot from disgruntled Freeholder Ray Kramer, also a Welfare SELTZER neighbors and relatives, came in over the Board member, who was absent from last TABLETS WITH PLASTIC HANDLE hot line, which has been very effective, Wednesday's meeting, said yesterday, if It '/* GALLON since it was set up three years ago. He said proved worth while in other counties, we 1,7(0 complaints were mailed to the post should try it, and a post office box and AVOCADO. ORANGE office box, set up four years ago, and anoth- newspaper ads, too. The biggest deterrent is er 1,710 came in tips from other sources. when you enforce the law, when people The hot line number is the telephone of know they're being checked up on... the board's senior fraud investigator, Mr. In a major policy switch, the Honmouth Young said. He said it is part of the official Welfare Board two months ago launched a county 'phone system and doesn't cost any program of surprise visits to the homes of extra money. The rent for the post office 2,900 of the 8,000 cases on its Aid to Families box is the only extra cost incurred for the with Dependent Children (AFDC) rolls, a AID program, he said. stamp-out-fraud project it estimates will The experience in Essex and Hudson save (180,000 this year. The home visits 70% DAR-B-QUI Counties — first and second largest, in that were recommended in a county grand jury order, in New Jersey — proves It pays to presentment last year which said the IftOPROPYL advertise, according to their welfare admin- board's investigative procedures were let- BRUSH, TONGS. istrators. ting welfare gypsters bilk county taxpayers. FORK Hudson publicizes the numbers of its A four-month pilot project of surprise visits post office box and hot line in ads which a to the homes of 329 AFDC applicants at the .OR TURNER Jersey City newspaper runs several times a end of the year saved what the board con- week — free. The Essex County Welfare servatively put at 123,455 in welfare Board pays for the ads it runs in JUpwark payments.

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In 70-18 percent majority na- cooled on their desire to see the past 14 months, support for tionwide registers approval, the United States and the Sovi- SALT has gone up t points. up slightly from the 66-18 et Union agree on strategic Recently, Secretary of State percent majority who felt the arms limitations simply have Cyrus Vance and chief arms same way In 1977. no basis in fact. To the con- negotiator Paul Warnke re- —An agreement between trary, there appear to be siz- ported that real progress had the United States and the Sovi- able majorities of the public been made on SALT nego- et Union to end all nuclear who deeply hope that agree- tiations and that final agree- weapons testing meets with ment might be only a matter of ments between the world's two 74-17 percent approval by weeks away. It has been sug- RITE AID leading superpowers can be Americans. A year ago, a gested that Soviet Chairman achieved. slightly larger 75-12 percent SERATED Leonid Brezhnev might well be majority favored such an CREME RINSE aV Despite rather widespread Invited to visit President claims to the contrary, a re- agreement. CONDITIONER ajj Carter In Washington this sum- —By 63-21 percent, a siz- cent Harris Survey of 1,563 mer for a summit meeting. REGULAR. OILY adults nationwide has found: able majority also favors the HARD. MED. OR SOFT OR EXTRA RODY MM —A 71-15 percent majority On three other key areas of United States granting Russia favors detente—that is, the potential U.S.-Soviet agree- the same trading rights with 12 OZ. BOTTLE /^S United States and Russia seek- ment, massive majorities are us as most other nations have. ing out areas of agreement and cooperation. A year ago a slightly higher 75-10 percent "I've got majority supported detente, the key!" while in 1876 a 73-16 percent WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES majority held the same view. By any standard, support for Rita Aid Pharmaclas reaching key agreements be- KeyAccoun\ Ui lank Hotel («1. tween the two countries is sub- 48 Broad SI. Airport Plaza ,MonmouttiM«IRt 36 4 Valtoy Dr. Seavtew Square BfWoe'Aw 4Bi stantial and overwhelming. -Specifically, a 75-12 RltaAld Discount Canters w-itu percent majority favors the United States and Russia com- 640-44 Cootunan Avenue klg to a new SALT arms con- RM M agreement that would lim- uf SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY MAY 22 1978 Schmautz goal brings Bruins even BOSTON (AP) - The Bos- the line Tuesday night (in told our guys we're all in this 'It's a disgrace. Why don't shot go. faceoff as Sheppard took Robinson at the left point The Bruins went ahead 3-2 ton Bruins (ell they had re- Montreal) and they know It," together and we'll go out to- they take the rulebook and "Everybody thought we'd pass from Don Marcotte and Robinson let go a 40-foot while both teams were short- versed the pressure by edging Cherry said. gether," Cherry said. "Then I throw it away?" lose four straight. Now we're beat Dryden with a hard, 40- shot which eluded Cheevers handed. Park scoring on a 20 Montreal's mighty Canadiens Schmauti took a perfect suggested how heart-breaking Schmautz said he didn't 2-2 and we don't care what foot slap shot and went into the net fool screened shot on a re- 4-3 In overtime last night in the pass from Gregg Sheppard and it would be for the Canadiens think that Dryden saw his people think ' Doug Risebrough tied the McNab tied the score at 2-2 bound of a drive by Sheppard fourth game of the National beat Montreal goalie Ken to lose in overtime after tying game-winning shot. "I saw it too late." Dryden score at 3:26 of the firs; period, after a bruising effort by Terry at 13:20 Hockey League's Stanley Cup Dryden with a 20-foot wrist it." "Brad Park got the puck at said. "1 kicked after it was jumping on a loose puck In O'Reilly behind the Montreal Then, the Canadiens came finals. shot to send the Canadiens Montreal Coach Scotty about our blue line and gave It past me. I knew Sheppard had front of the Boston net. pulling goal. O'Reilly passed out to back to send the game into "All the pressure is on down to a second straight de- Bowman stormed angrily from ahead to Sheppard at center to cross it (pass), but I lost Cheevers out and sliding home Wayne Cashman. whose shot overtime. They pulled Dryden them now," Boston Coach Don feat. It came after Montreal Boston Garden, refusing to ap- ice," Schmautz said. "Shep- sight of the puck." a backhander. from just outside the crease in Tavor of a sixth skater with Cherry said after his Bruins tied the game 33 on Guy pear at a post-game press con- pard bobbled it and I think that The Bruin who had lost the Montreal went in front 2-1 was blocked by Dryden The 1:13 left and their furious at- evened the scries 2-2 on Bobby Lafleur's goal from a ference or to eveh hang around may have helped. They first two games of the besl-of- at seven minutes of the second rebound came directly to tack paid off as Lafleur batted' Schmautz' goal at 0:22 of over- scramble with just 33 seconds the dressing room. seemed to back in and he got seven series in Montreal, period as Pierre Mondou won a McNab. who backhanded a in his 10th goal of the current time. remaining in regulation. "There's two lousy power control of it I yelled as I went jumped to a 1-0 lead just 25 faceoff in the Boston end. slid- shot over the outstretched playoffs from a scramble in "We'll be laying it ail on "Before the overtime, I plays all night," Bowman said. in over the line and just let the seconds after the opening ing the puck back to Larry Dryden at 9:19 front of the Boston net Brown spurs SuperSonics rally to take game lead over Bullets SEATTLE (AP) - Just is that they don't give up. They seconds to play. John Johnson Those two combined for Johnson 10 and rookie forward when Seattle needed it the don't win all the time, but they added 18 points for Seattle. 16 nine points in a row midway JackSikma9. most, Fred Brown came off fight to the end." of them In the second half. through the third quarter as the bench to give an offensive It was the 21st consecutive Center Marvin Webster scored Washington built its lead to Seattle's shooting improved boost to the SuperSonics. home-court triumph for the 17 and Dennis Johnson finished 71-56 Two free throws by re-in the second half and the final Brown, a reserve guard and Western Conference champion with IS, eight of them in the serve guard Larry Wright statistics showed Washington an explosive outside shooter, Sonics and was fashioned fourth quarter. gave Washington Its biggest with only a slight advantage. scored Id of his game-high 30 before a noisy, capacity crowd Grevey led the Bullets with lead at 84-65 prior to Seattle's 47 per cent to 45. points In the final 9^ minutes of 14,098 at the Seattle Center 27 and Hayes scored 21. amazing comeback. as the SuperSonics erased a 19- Coliseum. The Sonics, making their Seattle dominated the re- Brown, a 6-foot 3 guard, polnt third-quarter deficit and The second game of the first appearance ever In the bounding, buUding a 57-38 ad- was Seattle's second leading defeated the Washington Bul- best-of-seven playoff finals will playoff finals, appeared ner- vantage under the boards as scorer In the regular season lets 106-101 Sunday In the open- be played at Landover, Md , vous at the outset, missing Webster grabbed 14. reserve with a 16.6 average despite Ing game of the National Thursday night. badly on five of their first six forward Paul Silas 12, John being a reserve.

Basketball Association's Washington, led by Kevin shots. WUHIHOTON IIM) championship series. Grevey and Elvin Hayes, was Washington jumped out to > H .ti Dondrldoe S ! t "This ballclub is not going In complete command in the an 8-2 lead In the first 2% Hor«r t 0 ) II to quit — never," said Brown. early going, leading by as minutes and stretched it to UnMId "We were down, but we many as 14 points In the second 23-13 after 7:57 of the opening Grtvty WrighHMit weren't out. All we had to do quarter and by 19, at 84-65, period on a jumper by Grevey. Kupchofc Ballord was play them tough and we with 2:26 to go in the third The BuUets led 55-41 with C. Johnton knew we could come back and quarter. 2:25 to go In the second quarter Totoli win." But the Sonics, whose every before an 8-3 Seattle spurt MATTLI IIM)

Washington Coach Dick move brought a deafening roar closed It to 58-49 at the half. J. JHuiun Motta blamed the ease with from the delirious fans, re- Only 12 points apiece by SIKmo Wtteltr which the Bullets took control fused to die. Webster and Brown kept the D. Jorwiwi Wllllami in the early going for their Fittingly, it was Brown — a Sonics in the game. SUu Inability to stem Seattle's member of the Sonics for the Hayes had 12 and Grevey 10 Brown •urge. past seven seasons and the in the first half for Washing- "We felt too confident going team captain — who ignited ton, which hit 56 per cent of Its Into the fourth quarter," said the comeback with a short shots to Just 40 per cent for the it 17 M i»—in M M II-IH Motta. "It came too easy in the Jumper that began a run of 12 nervous Sonics. ?-14JN. first three quarters. We ex- consecutive points that pulled pected them to go to Freddie Seattle back into the game. (Brown). That seems like It's A basket by Washington's becoming his normal game." Mitch Kupchak stopped that Chinaglia paces Cosmos Brown, brought out to mid- streak, but Brown hit a 20- court after the game for an footer to start a new one for EAST RUTHERFORD - After Seattle's Mickey the loose ball and kicked it Into Interview by the Spnics' radio the Sonics. Brown finally Giorgio Chinaglia scored three Cave tied it at 14:05 with a the lower right corner of the announcer, Bob Blackburn, brought Seattle even at 88-88, goals and assisted on another score off a two-on-one break, net. gave an assist to the wildly hitting a 22-foot jumper wth as the North American Soccer Chinaglia sored on a beautiful Beckenbauer, who was hon- enthusiastic sellout crowd of 6:26 to play League champion Cosmos cel- setup by Vito Dlmltrljevlc and ored before the game for his 14.MB which cheered the Brown gave Seattle Its first ebrated Franz Beckenbauer Bogicevic 17 minutes later. contributions to International Sonics on to victory lead of the game, at 93-91. on a Day before 71,21* with a-5-1 Dennis Tueart put the Cos- soccer, assisted on Chlnaglta's "Thank all of you for show- breakaway lay up with 5:07 to victory over the Seattle Soun- mos ahead 3-1 by stealing the third goal at 17:94 of the sec- ing up to support the Seattle go. ders Sunday. ball from Sounders' defender ond half. SuperSonics," he told the The teams traded baskets The three goals gave Chi- Mike England and firing a bul- The victory moved the Cos- crowd. "You're one of the for the next four minutes naglia a team-record 45 career let past goaltender Tony mos Into first place In the Na- main reasons we won." before guard Dennis Johnson tallies and was his second Chursky at 37:45 tional Conference Eastern "I thought it was a super put Seattle ahead to stay, three-goal game of the season. Less than five minutes lat- Division, one point ahead of comeback," said Seattle 103102, by sinking two free Chinaglia helped set up er, Tueart stormed down the Washington. SHOT BLOCKER - Seattle's Marvin Webster. (40), blocks a shot from Wash- Coach Lenny Wllkens. "One throws with 1:21 on the clock. Vladislav Bogicevic for the right wing and fired a shot that The Cosmos haven't lost at ington's Bob Dandrldge,(10),during NBA playoff game yesterday. Seattle thing about these players, and Brown clinched the victory Cosmos' first goal Just 1:32 was blocked by the Seattle de- borne In exactly a year, span- won. 106-102. they have done It all year long, with an 18-foot jumper with 14 Into the game. fense. Chinaglia pounced on ning 16 games. Yanks take 2 from Jays; Mets top Phillies

TORONTO (AP) - Cliff Johnson's two-run homer in the Rautzhan and Terry Forster as the Dodgers handed the Giants first game and Thurman Munson's four runs batted In, two on a their second consecutive setback after they had won 12 of their first-inning homer, in the nightcap led the New York Yankees to previous 13 games. Forster, who entered the game in the eighth 12-1, 9-1 doubleheader sweep yesterday over the Toronto Blue inning, earned his seventh save. Jays. Jack Clark hit his fifth home run to lead off the Giants' Munson jumped on the first pitch from Jerry Garvin, 2-2, in seventh and break up Hooton's shutout bid. the opening inning of the second game after Willie Randolph had Bob Knepper, 6-2, was the losar. He walked Dusty Baker walked. The Yankee catcher singled home Johnson in the with the bases loaded In the first Inning to force in a run, Lacy fourth. In the sixth he followed singles by Paul Blair and hit his fourth homer of the season In the third Inning, a two-run Randolph with an RBI double. Randolph then scored on Reggie shot to dead center, and Cey hit his fourth home run in the fifth. Jackson's grounder. Rangers 5, Mariiers4 New York erupted for four runs In the second inning. Singles Al Oliver drove In three runs, including the game-winner by Chris ChambUss, Graig Nettles and Johnson loaded the with a two-out ninth-inning double, as the Texas rallied to beat bases, Bucky Dent singled for one run, two more scored when SeatUe. second baseman Dave McKay failed to field Mickey Rivers' Oliver looped his decisive hit to left to score pinch-runner grounder, and Randolph's grounder scored Dent. Ken Clay, 1-2, Toby Harrah from second. Harrah appeared to be picked off went seven Innings for the victory, first base by reliever Shane Rawley, but he took off and was In the first game, Johnson's second-inning homer to left safe at second when first baseman Juan Bernhardt threw high. field off Tom Underwood, 1-4, followed a one-out single by Doyle Alexander, 4-2, got the victory with relief help from ChambUss. < Reggie Cleveland. Bob Stinson drove In all four Mariner runs Ed Flgueroa, $-1, scattered eight hits but needed ninth- with a pair of homers, giving Seattle a 4-3 lead. The Rangers Inning relief help from Sparky Lyle and Rich Gossage. Toron- tied It In the eighth when Bobby Thompson was safe at home on to's only run came in the third on singles by Rick Cerone and the front end of a double steal with John Lowensteln. Dave McKay and Luis Gomez' double-play grounder. Mel* I, Phillies S Braves 4), Astros 4 Steve Henderson's two-out double in the 10th inning scored Jerry Royster keyed a four-run Atlanta fourth Inning with a Lee MazzUli from first base and gave the New York a 6-5 victory two-run triple as it ended a four-gamelosing streak by defeating over Philadelphia after the Mets spotted the Houston . MazzUli beat out an infield hit with two out against reliever Atlanta's Gary Matthews hit his fifth home run of the season Tug McGraw and raced home when Henderson lined his double In the first Inning, a solo shot off loser Mark Lemongello, 3-5. to the left-field wall. McGraw, 2-3, also was the loser In Friday Houston tied it in the second on a single and stolen base by night's game and the winner Saturday. Dennis Walling and Art Howe's double. Winner Skip Lockwood, 4-3, who has been credited with the But the Braves took a 5-1 lead in the fourth on a bases-loaded Mets' last three victories, relieved starter Jerry Koosman In the sacrifice fly by winning pitcher Phil Niekro, Royster's triple eighth inning and retired all nine batters he faced. and a throwing error by second baseman Howe. They added a Mike Schmidt cracked a three-run homer following singles run In the sixth on a double by Niekro, a walk to Royster, a by Jerry Martin and Larry Bowa as Philadelphia jumped on single by Brian Asselstine and Matthews' sacrifice fly. Koosman In the opening inning. Their other two runs came on Howe's RBI double and a two-run single by Joe Ferguson AIRBORNE-- San Francisco Giants' Bill Madlock play attempt In eight Innings yesterday. Madlock Bob Boone's double after Greg Luzinskl walked and JOse highlighted a three-run Houston rally in the eighth. Niekro. 44, slides under Los Angelos Dodgers' second baseman was forced at second,but Terry Whitfleld made It Cardenal beat out an Infield hit. See Yanks, Page It. Lee Lacy causing Lacy to go airborne during double safely to first. Dodgers won, 4-1. Red Sex 1,1, Tigers 1,3 Luis Tiant pitched an eight-hitter and Bob Montgomery drove In four runs with three singles and a triple Sunday as the Boston Red Sox beat the Detroit Tigers 0-3 to earn a split of their doubleheader. Lopez quickly becoming'Evert of links' Milt Wllcox scaUgred six hits andstruck out a career-high 11 as Detroit won the Opener 2-1 on JaJW Thompson's tie-breaking JAMESBURG - Very quickly, Nancy Lopez is establishing ,.. Lopez was especially pleased with her victory here, a On the 17th hole, with Carner In the group right behind her, home; _. the sixth Inning. herself as the Chris Evert of the Ladles' Professional Golf sudden-death triumph over JoAnhe earner, earner had burst Lopez blasted a shot from the bunker to within 5 feet of the hole, Montgomery, who had only been to bat twice this year and Association tour. Into a commanding position after a 5-under-par 66 Saturday but' saving par. Carner proceeded to bogle 17, creating the tie. wilted late In the final round. hadn't gotten a hit, singled home a run off Dave Roiema.Y*. The 21 year-old rookie sensation did it again Sunday, win- "I knew JoAnne was watching me on 17," said Lopez. "I the second game's three-run fourth inning. He drove in two ning the $100,000 LPGA Classic at Forsgate Country Club for her Lopez and earner finished at 3-under 210. Pat Bradley came wanted to make sura she saw what I was doing." more with a single in the fifth off Jack Morris, with the Red Sox fuirth tour victory in 1078. The $15,000 she collected boosted her on strong to finish one stroke back at 211, while Judy Kimball, "Other than I choked, nothing went wrong," said Carner, getting another on a sacrifice fly by Fred Lynn, and tripled for a tour-leading earnings to over $80,000, more than $30,000 ahead of Pulz and Dot Germain shared fourth at 212. who was visibly shaky coming down the stretch. run in the ninth. Penny Pulz. « »<. Carner held a 4-shot lead after Lopez double-bqgeyed the Both players closed out regulation play with pars, then Ddgers 4, (.lints 3 "I think It's good for a young player like myself to dominate par-410th hole. HowovBr; the eight-year veteran put together a moved back to the 16th hole for the short sudden death. Lee Lacy and Ron Cey homered to lead an 11-hit attack as the tour," said the easy-going Lopez. "The galleries are looking string of bogies, while Lopez went on to birdie the 12th and 14th. Carner, after a long drive on the par-4 hole, put her the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated San Francisco. for a player to Identity with. The way they acted this weekend, I "After the 10th hole, I told my caddie that I had to pick approach shot on the fringe at the back of the green. She 3- Burl Hooton, S-4, was the winner with help from Lance think maybe It's me. I love when people are pulllagforroe" myself up and show everyone I could do it," said Lopez. gutted and gave Lopez the victory r ~~ 10 The Dtfly Register SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY MAY 22. 1978 Yanks take 2 from Jays; Mets top Phillies

(Continued) Lary Sorensen, 5-3. allowed five hits, one of them Ron D'Acquisto, making his first start of the season, opened the victory. was replaced by Adrian Devine, who surrendered Ferguson's Fairly's fourth homer leading off the fourth inning. The Brewers fifth by hitting Rick Auerbach with a pitch. One out later. Pete The Indians jumped into a 3-0 lead in the second inning of single before retiring the next two batters to pick up his second Uzd it in the fifth when Cooper singled, took second on aRose and Ken Griffey singled to load the bases. After Dan the nightcap. Johnny Grubb tripled off Nelson Briles. 1-3. Willie save of the season grounder and scored on a two-out single by Ben Oglivie Dnessen flied to shallow center, D'Acquisto, 1-1. uncorked a Morton walked. Grubb scored on Ron Hassey's grounder. Tom Brewers !, Aagels 1 Reds 2,1,Padres7,t wild pitch.on his first delivery to George Foster. Veryzer singled Horton to third and Rick Manning and Jim Cecil Cooper's fourth hit, a two-out single in the ninth inning, Tom Seaver passed Bob Feller and Warren Spahn for Seaver went seven Innings, permitting six hits while striking Norris followed with run-scoring singles. scored Gorman Thomas and carried Milwaukee past California seventh place on the all-time strikeout list while combining with out five to give him 2,585 in his career. Clyde. 2-0. allowed a pair of first-inning singles, then retired Dave LaRoche, 2-1, who relieved starter Don Aase to start Dave Tomlin and Doug Bair for a 1-0 shutout of San Diego to 10 straight batters before Andres Mora led off the fifth with a ladlaas, 1, Ortaks 2 the eighth inning, walked Thomas to open the Brewers' ninth give the Cincinnati a doubleheader split. single David Clyde picked up his second straight victory with relief After Robin Yount's sacrifice and a Dick Davis grounder, rookie The Padres capitalized on three Cincinnati errors in the The Orioles made it 3-1 in the sixth on a two-out walk and help from Jim Kern and Dennis Kinney as Cleveland nipped Paul Molitor was intentionally walked so LaRoche, a southpaw, opener to score five unearned runs for a 7-2 victory. singles by Eddie Murray and Lee May. They chased Clyde in Baltimore to gain a split of their Sunday doubleheader. could pitch to the left-handed batting Cooper. Seaver. 3-4. outdueled John D'Acquisto, who gave up the the seventh when they scored their other run on Kern's wild pitch. The runners moved up to second and third on a passed ball, only run of the nightcap on a bases-loaded wild pitch in the fifth Scott McGregor fired his second straight four-hitter for his then Cooper lined his game-winning single to center field. inning first major league shutout in Baltimore's 2-0 opening-game McGregor, 3-3. gave up only a single and a double to Andre Thornton through the first 72-3 innings of the opener. 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Phllodalphla S. 10 Innlnfi MIIurgh7.Mor>traol0 Late game AO* included Front Love (Dolaneoult) Racing Time (Comer on) CNcooo3,St Lowli3 P«wt•JMagBBrfifr (Telymondt) L Llllle Scamp (Haughton) Happy Rtbcl (Slmser) «hr N W Son OlVgo 7J>, cmclnnoll 2 I Sokyi Freight (Meotnil Crack Bock (No Drlvtr) Roman Chief (Cole) Hargrv Ib 4 0 10 JCrui 2b 4 0 0 0 Allonta4.Houst«n4 Poula'i Clipper (Blodachlno) n i Secret Venture (NLooney) Zenormtxo (Holmes) Harron 3b 0 10 0 Reynlds SS 3 0 10 Lot Anftlai 4. San FronclKa 1 New York 2-* Toronto 11 Clever Trixw (Stolltfus) Over Takt (Camtron) Tariela Lobeii (Samson) AOIIverdh 4 113 Bochte ct 3 0 0 0 Baltimore J 3, Cleveland ft-3 Stormln Stephen (Cobb) Follow Mt Home (No Driver) Bonds rf 1 0 0 0 Roberts rf 4 0 0 0 Mkvnesoto3, Kansas City 3 Legal Air (Remmen) , Sports Schedule Pittsburgh (Hooker 2-1) at Montreal Detroit 3 3, Boston l-» Hanchtt Marvel (Lonmtyw) Bret's Gem (Monil) itrk — Htm P«TM v.m Zllk II 1111 Broun If 3 0 10 (Rogcn4-4). MSp.m. Fortune L. Bar (Manil) Armoro Pigeon (Ftdarlck) High Hope Benny) BThmps If 0 10 0 WSteln 3b 3 0 0 0 MllwoukM 2, California 1 King Abbot (No Driver) , 53 Monnwuth at Red Aon* Atlanta (MaMeTM) ot Cincinnati Chlcogo *. Oakland 1, first gome Koala Kid (Pelllng) Lwnitn 3b 1 0 1 0 Slooton dh 3 I 2 0 Jodov 1 (Bonhom 44)t. •:« p.m. ArmbroTurk (O'Brien) The Very Best (Webster) Jorgntn Ib 0 0 0 0 Mllborn dh 1 0 0 0 •OMbOll St. Joseph 1, Metuchen at CBA CWcogoatOoktond.setoodgome UjJJRjgJO^ Ovtr»hoe (Horner) Argyel Ira (Wing) Sundbrg c St. Raw at St. John notHowell Loi Angeles (Sutton ±A) ot Son Diego Texas 5. Seattle 4 Banker Frtti (Gordon) 3 O 2 0 •rnhrdt tb 2 10 0 (Owchlnholl),1:40p.m. ConmwConlmlulBaWochln) True Baronets IQuatlorulu) Befilqui cf 4 0 0 0 Rujoniph 10 0 0 Southern at Monmouttl LuckyMlfocIt (MoraooJ Move Feet Move (Hayman) Wills Ib CBA at St. Mory'i, South Amboy CBAotMonasquan Only gome* K hedwled Blue Sut (NO DrlvtfT Dr. Alan Heritage (Manili Masons* 4 0 0 0 Stlnwn c 3 2 3 4 Softtteli 1110 W«lnert at Maoatopan Boston IRIpreyODat Tor onte(ClofKV FrlkcoGouman (Meown) Jargon (Williams) 11-1 M Keamtwrg at Ma*er Del Mater ptl at Keoniburg Phi lade.«hla at ChkoM, 1:» •, m Bllti Hill (King Jr.),.... Vaudevlllt (DeSantltl -II U i » 4 TeM » 4 4 4 Ocean * Shore New Vort otPimKrgh. r»».m. Afton Grand (Mongeon) Texos (Mattock 4-4) at Minnesota Return Fin Uonnsen) Boronesi Snarl (Manil. XI UOIt Southern at Ntptune AtiotooiClnclr»r*ot1,l:«pm Nll Pit (W Ma|or Knlgtil (Grant) Ta»aa til II* • 1 1— • Holmdel at Hoffman Montreal at St, LewCi,l:Up.m. LeiCaih(Wtbiter) ULICTIOMt Si. John at Ocean Los Angela* Son Diego, »0p.m Kansas City (Leonard 3 7) at Seotile 1 Kami t01 tit lit I N«plontolMono«|uon Toms River North at Long Branch (House Ml. (ill Steady Master (Marsh Jr.) Houston at Son Francisco. 10:15 p n IS I Fulla Champagne (W. Gllmourl.. E-Moun. DP- T««oi I. Smtlle 1. Mater Del at Rarllan Soccer Only* LOB-Taxni 7. SMttlt 4. 2S-Sfonton. HR Aibury Park at Rum wo Snore at Wall M-PcwiPirN - Ttfcy T«r, ATMM UfctJI, Wmty BMr County Prlncatt IScorMM) '-vi- f cketmf Partr, Merry's Ayr.i, -Zllk (10). Sllnion 3 131. AOIIvar HI SB - Arlon Label (No Driver) Dtrechllo (No Drlvtrl Mewy PMrlcfe Mllbourne. Lowmtaln, BThompin, Hur- iMta Tinker IFItipotrkkl Butk Dancar IPorkar Jr.) rah. 9-Bochla, WStaln. SF-AOilvtr. Merrlck Lobtll (DonceO - HaAey's VH. Llrtte SC4MHB, Felltw Toby Tor (Arthur*) Marc Bohon IDotwrtyl Bkn(ngDavt(Wllllomi) KmtamScahman IHavgMonl.... IP H • a* » so Tollohom Tlma (Somton) - Lei Cash, AftM arene, Or. AIM ttnat Tlmely'i Bett Man (O'Mara) Mlklout Tornodo (Luchanto) Roc« to Win (Moymon) Solution (Wing) S4itMtl««, «wck Dwicer, Mlkltvi DAH.MrW.4I I 6 < < J 3 Fomry Star (Tlsbert) B«w

• mpmiiai m,£ssE2 Baron Pedro (Wllllorm)... BMW& K.IIHutk Mtlliu (No Drlvtr) Reginald Charles (Pelllng) From canal to champ Chevrolet ANGELS CAMP, Calif. ches, with Sunday Best only (AP) - A big green bullfrog one-quarter of an Inch behind. named Last Chance leaped Two jockeys were expelled Sales - Service from the osbcurity of a Sacra- for cruelty. One was accused mento Canal into the limelight of pressing the air out of a frog afforded a champ as he won to make its front limbs stand Parts - Body Shop the 50th annual Calaveras out and placing a tiny set of County Jumping Frog Jubilee. weights on the front limbs. The Last Chance jumped 18 other person either kicked or feet, 11 inches Sunday, winning threw a frog that had per- the WOO first prize for Bruce formed poorly. Hamilton, 24, a carpenter from Among the estimated 12,000 spectators at the finals was Best of Both Sacramento and Los Altos who We're easy wears a tiny green frog ear- Laurie Matthews, assistant co- ring. ordinator for the San Francis- to get a loan with. One frog jockeyed by Tom co chapter of the Fund for the ett Animals. Worlds At Beatty of Lafayette, Calif., Ms. Matthews said the or- If you need a home Improvement loan, It makes good jumped 20 feet, 4 inches, ex- dollars and sense to see your Community Banker ceeding the world record by ganizers' procedures to assure one inch. But only the Jumps that the frogs were kept cool, first...because we are making more home improve' that take place during the moist, safe and well fed ment loan money available this year than ever before. finals may count for the re- seemed to be "very good." We're offering home improvement loans at highly cord. She told a reporter the competitive rates and for terms up to 10 years. So if frogs imported from a frog Last Chance's three suc- you're planning to add a room, put in a pool, build a farm by the organizers would cessive Jumps from a dot in the patio, install central air conditioning, enclose a otherwise wind up being dis- Midler center of the stage covered 14 sected. porch, finish the basement, install a new roof, moder- Inches less than the world re- "The frogs apparently are nize your kitchen or make any other home improve- cord, set in 1976 by E. Davey under a lot of stress anyway, ment, remember...we're easy to get a loan with. Croakett. for they were going off to some Hamilton, who had reached lab to be sliced up. So maybe the finals four times, said he this is some respite," she said. caught Last Chance in a Sacra- The first re-enactment of mento canal Friday. Mark Twain's "The Cele- Two frogs owned by John brated Jumping Frog of Hoist, a San Jose construction Calaveras County" was held 50 worker, jumped into second years ago in honor of the newly Community and third places. Hoist's Canal paved streets in Angels Camp, King covered 18 feel, 8^ in- where Twain lived in 1885. CB.S. SUPERMARKET 36 MAIN 6T. KEANSBURG Aberdeen Tirvp. Community State Bank PICK-IT (formerly Matawan Twp.) and Trust Company MAIN OFFICE: 601 NO. WOOD AVENUE, LINDEN. N.J. 925-3500 JERSEY NUMBER GAME OTHER BANKING OFFICES Pick any three numbers — your can play Rte. 34 &S. Atlantic Aye Llndan • Railway • flonlli • Ltonirio • UncroN -Mktdlalown • Ntntlnk Na« Loan Oilier Had Bank from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a week 56&-80O0 MtmtwFDIC OtpotNi IfilUftd 10 tO.OOO WE Ate A CLAW CENTER ..1 UNDER SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY MAY 22 1978 The Dtfly RcgMCT 11 Barrera upset at Cauthen in wake of Preakness

BALTIMORE (AP) - Lai Barrera, trainer of Triple Crown "The triple Crown only comes one time," Barrera added "I olds in the Preakness figures to run in (he grueling Belmont It was a classic duel with Affirmed turning back repeated hopeful Affirmed, plans to have a fatherand-son talk with will sit down and talk to him like a father. But don't get me Darby Creek Road, who finished fourth in the Derby but challenges The stretch run — three-sixteenths of a mile — was Jockey Steve Cauthen In New York wrong. I like Steve and I'm proud of him." ' passed up the Preakness. probably will lest Affirmed and timed in a Pimlicorecord 181-5 seconds Upset because Cauthen didn't meet with him for a pre- Barrera was proud of Cauthen because he rode Affirmed to Alydar again in New York. • 1 Cauthen, who used his whip about 12 limes in the stretch Preakness strategy talk, Barrera said Sunday: "I'm mar at a spectacular J"vk victory over Alydar Saturday in Uie 1188.700 In gaining his sixth victory in six starts this year, the run. said after the race. "I was looking for him (Alydar) during Cauthen as I would be with my own son if he did something Preakness Satkes at Pimlico, the same combination that clicked Florida-bred Affirmed was timed In 1:542-5 for the 1 M6lh miles, the whole race I saw him when he began to move by the others wrong." in the Kentucky Derby two weeks ago. Affirmed now has a only two-fifths of a second off the track record set by Canonero at the three-eighths pole, but I just kept waiting, and my horse Cauthen, the 18-year-ola wonder boy who was the top jockey chance with the Belmont Stakes June 10 to become the 11th II In 1971 last year in winners and earnings (more than (6 million), had Triple Crown winner. really got to running when we set them down in the stretch I It equalled the limes run by Secretariat in 1(73 and Seattle was confident in the last few strides because he wasn't gaining been riding at Aqueduct last week and didn't arrive at Pimlico The Cuban-born trainer thinks the 1%-mile Belmont "will be Slew last year. on me" until Saturday morning. an easier race, and my horse is going to win." Affirmed, owned by Harbor View Farm, became a million- Displaying an empty soft-drink can, Barrera said, "This Barrera figures the Belmont field will be small, perhaps aire Saturday, winning (136.200 that boosted his career earnings Jorge Velasquez, who rode Alydar. the t-5 second choice, was my breakfast and my lunch yesterday. I was here (in the with only four horses, because nobody wants to tangle with to 11.023.277 for 13 victories in 15 starts. said. "The closest we got was a head but we couldn't pass him. barn area) all morning, working and waiting for him to come Affirmed and Alydar. The son of Exclusive Native, the 1-2 favorite of the record He was trying today." Velasquez, who drew critisim (or his talk with me. But I had nobody to talk to but my groom." Believe It, who finished third in the Derby and Preakness crowd of 81.261. grabbed the lead on the first turn and Calumet belated move with Alydar in his second-place finish as the Barrera said he finally gave instructions to Cauthen while and was 7^ lengths behind Alydar Saturday, is expected to go to Farm's Alydar made his usual late charge, hooking up with Derby favorite, was referring to Alydar s apparent dislike for saddling Affirmed in the busy moments just before the race. the Ohio Derby, set for June 11. None of the other four 3-year- Affirmed on the final turn the track in Kentucky. Simons sinks putt on 18th to win Memorial tourney DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) - Jim Simons, who'd been one-putting Rod Curl, the 5-foot-5 Wintu Indian who was only 2 shots off all the cold, gloomy day, rolled in the 15-18 loot putt he hod to the pace after three rounds, blew to 81-293. The scores ranged have to save par on the final hole and beat Bill Kratzert by a up to the horrendous 86 posted by Gary McCord single stroke Sunday in the Memorial Golf Tournament. Simons started the day with a one-shot advantage over It was the seventh par-saving putt ol the day for the baby- Kratzert and, though once tied, never dropped out of the top faced 28-year-old and finished off a round of 74. two shots over spot. par on the unforgiving, 7,101-yard Muirfield Golf Club course He made double bogey 6 on (he 10th after driving into the that snapped back at its creator, Jack Nicklaus. deep rough and taking 4 to reach the green. At about the same Simons, whose only previous victory in seven years of tour time. Kratzert rolled In an 18-foot birdie putt on the 11th and activity had come last season In New Orleans, finished the third they were tied Simons birdled it right behind him and had the Memorial with a 72-hole total of 284,4-under-par. lead again. Kratzert, expressionless behind his dark glasses and watch- Then the mighty Nicklaus began making his move He'd Ing from the scoring tent while Simons escaped trouble on the triple-bogeyed the fourth hole after hooking his tee shot but had 18th, also shot a 74 In the incredible pressure of the final round fought his way back into contention. and had a 285 total. Simons had to make par-saving putts of 5 and 6 feet on the Had Simons missed that last putt, the chase for a 150,000 12th and 13th holes to keep him at bay. On the Uth. Nicklaus first prize would have gone to a playoff. birdled with a gorgeous approach to about 3 feet. Simons failed NicUlSus, the defending champion, tournament founder and on a 10-12 foot par putt on the 15th and Jack was another sh course designer, was in a three-man fight for the lead as late as closer. the 17th hole, but took a double-bogey 8 on that hole and dropped Simons, playing in the same group with Nicklaus, watched out of the title chase. him close to within ene shot with a little chip that left him an 18- inch birdie putt on the 15th. He finished with a 74 and a 288 total, even par on the course On the next one, Simons missed the green and had to make a he built from farmlands he hunted as a boy. 4-footer to save par. But on the 17th, Nicklaus took himself out of Hard-hitting Fuzzy Zoeller, whose 2-under-par 70 was one of it. He drove into the.fairway bunker, hit his second short into a the few subpar efforts of the final round, came on to take third gulley in front of the green, got his third in a bunker and was on at 287. * the fringe In four. He two-putted for the double bogey. Nicklaus was tied for fourth with South African Gary Player Now It was Kratzert who was the danger. He was playing In and Ed Sneed. Player, who seemed to spend most of the day in front of Simons and was only one stroke off the pace. Simons the deep, dangerous bunkers, blasted his way to a 74. Sneed shot had to make an 8-footer to save par on the 17th. Kratzert missed a solid 71. a 15-footer on the final hole that would have put him in a share of They were the only men in the elite, ipvitational, interna- the lead. tional field able to match or better par for four rounds over the . And Simons drove into a fairway bunker on the 18th, pulled course that rapidly is gaining a reputation as one of the nation's his second left, came out to 15-18 feet and needed that one to best. avoid a playoff. Just as he'd done all day, he rammed it boldly Some other scores: U.S. Open champ Hubert Green 76-297; Into the back of the cup for his second career victory. It was the Tom Weiskopf 72-2)5; Arnold Palmer 76-2*9, and Tom Watson, a second runnerup finish of the year for Kratzert, who won three-time winner this year, 75-2)2. $28,500.

WAITNG HIS TURN-- Jim Simons sits on his golf yesterday waiting his turn to putt.Simons went on to bog on the ninth at Muirfield Village Golf Club win Memorial Golf Tournment. Monmouth Today

it; clmti * *•* Chompneii (IM) Mlcell) Quiet Answer (H3) Perrei...- Putty Ducket (111) Nemtti ij Too Close To Coll <1131 nb On Soil Hed(i) Bum Ho/em Honey MM) Owens 15 Arrowpoint (111) Ptrrtl Prince Misko (117) Miceli..". Golden Hilt |12*) Wilson Ttitle Prlie (116) Whitely tj Fashion Ruler (117) Kupter ., . . Mac Oiarmldo (122) Cruget Special Ed 111)) Uyeyom Borgios Table (Mi) Golio 13 Shallah (111) Edwards 5 1 voniih HOI) Gonioltl m - 17,SM 1 ye ft up mani * twr if] Decode s Salute (110) Mono*.. 4M — UJHi 4 vt ft MS Iftm; clKf lm m - $1JJM; 4 ye fti*.Uw , • Remember Joe (US) MocBeth Broicn Roue (IIS) Flo Snipe Hunl (117) Ntmrll SkHfy'i Lady (100) O'Hara Royal Rain (HI(113) BaBarme Mertunlly (116) Nemetl 1] Mac CorMe (113) nb Grey Reflection (1)9) Kupler A NEW RECORD- Franklin Jacobs of Farleigh IC4A record yesterday during outdoor cham- Goodnight Special (US(IIS)l Perf Double Fallh (116) Mlcell 10 Boy Emperor (119) Brumfltld Forest Hitler (115) Brumlield Happy Ouch (US) ProiIptr- Mark s Borbl (1161 Whltley 20 Rtttieis Restless (111) Prosper Why Budget (US) Colder on Dickinson University clears the high lump bar at 7 pionship in Philadelphia. Market Leoaer (116) Wilson It: Shore Patrol (119) Mlcell Clear The Boss (US) McCauley feet, 5 and % Inches to win the event and set a new M-UWtyitv*; ctrng; lm * 1/ Bold Angle (116) McCauley 1 Loaded or Busted (112) Thomas Best Bidder 1115) Whit ley .'. Gimme A Break (115) Edwards Rocky Dancer 11161 Edward! 4 insubordinate Lad (111) Kltdno Push lo Poverty (IIS) Arellano Mod Guard (IIS) Perrei . . Diplomat Lody (116) Perrei S Jersey Dancer (1)0) Nied Ventorrlllo (113) Tanner . .... faithful Friend (112) Barrera 7 Classic Heir HIM Betoncourt Ratilebrain (119) McCauley •MI HI4M;) y» •'*; Silent Cal not) Klidlio Dirty Diapers (1101 Klidilo Micojlar (119) Thomas . Sttt — »7,e*e; 1 ye ft up mdn tftmj mdm; Show oria Go (HO) Nemetl Hiawatha (US) Brumlield . .. imlrty* Toby Too (113) Brumlield MAS Dote (117) Thomos How t the Hooligan (Hi) Thomas War Fighiei (109) Gonialeit 12' Sweet Welcome (113) Edwards 6 Rock Solt (US) MocBeth. Phil S Imaoe 1116) Whmey 20< Eslaclortci HUi Edwards 7 Rkjf(lome(M3jfo(M3l l McCouleMcCouey Morning Frolic 019) Wilso Corney Al 024) Betoncourt Tteaye I low ribbon (113) Rlvero t, Cosmic Law (113) McCoulcy 20 Mig Fli 019) Wilson . Blewett winner at Wall Alma Mater (110) Nied Our Joint Venture (113) Thomas 3 Doc JRock (1721 nb By Baby (113.) Solomone • WALL TOWNSHIP - John mouth paced the race to lap Rogers took the lead again Frank Biddle of Farm- Matoki (108) KHdilo 4 SELECTIONS Blewett Jr. of Lakewood be- seven but was overtaken by Mil (1301 Whltlev U- L Gubed lUJl Edwards I but lost It for goof to French in ingdale won his first 25-lap Zip Up Princess (116) Nemetl.. ID AddyCirl (113) Nied |5J BY REGGIE STKR came the fourth different fea- Barney Truex of Cedar Run on lap 20 Eddie Bohn was a close Modae i Countess (116) Mlnervini ....If. Modern Stock Car feature of OolfAgaln (114) nb ....If. 7 - Snipe Hint, In- ture winner in as many weeks the next go around. Truex led second at the finish, Rogers F 111 NB 1 - Fast Today, Happy Dick, the young season with Vinnie On Sail Red subordinate Lad, Loaded or of" Modified Stock Car racing until lap 17 but tangled with a third, Wally Weaver of Green of Red Bank second and HORSES TO WATCH 2 - Ventorrillo, Most Guard, Busted at Wall Stadium Saturday slower car and left on the tow- Shrewsbury fourth and Johnny Butch Colosimo of River Plaza BY REGGIE STKR night when he destroyed all MlstasUr 8 - Mac Dtarmkta, Toby Too, ing truck hook. Luhrs of Neptune fifth. third. RECIDIAN - Hickory Tm Stable's Uree-year-oM w»s keav- Quiet Answer competition in the 35-lap event. By-bet la last bat flalsked third. 1 - Borgia's Table, Miss Blewett's margin of victory Georgia, Gallant Intent * - How's The Hooligan, CRIMSON TWINS - Rudy ftr next U a sprint. Classic Heir, Jersey Dancer was by such a great distance LEE O'PAMS LISA - Scratched twice looking for right spot 4 - Mertunlty, Diplomat BEST BET: Snipe Hunt that second-place finisher Shore Conference Standings (or debit Lady, Bold Angle (7th) Tony Siscone of Hammonton BERNVILLE - Tkrce-year-oM that off in mid stretch in was Just starting down the Shere Centerenct Stonftnts 5 - Estaclones, Sweet Wel- Friday's Winners: Mi- (OmmirecMhi (Overall records In parenthesis) (Ov«rall rtc*r d to Mri latest while rallying strongly. come, Oir Joint Venture chad's Edge (21.N) EXACTA backstretch of the one-third A Nertft. NAUDI - Nut ikoiM be right spot lor horse that has been t - Fashion Ruler, Dully (71.41); Crane Wnve (IM); mile oval when the winner was Ocean T*p. (ISO) I 0 NIDIunmo Rafiton (13 3 1) racing at Aqneduct. Ducket, Arrowpoint Go Bet (8.M) crossing the finish line. Wall (1-4) ang Branch ( Oceon < II Ji Neptune (IH) RwTlan (4-7) Mlddlelown N. (11-4-1) Jerry Allen of Old Bridge Mlddlelown N. (B Si i s Oceon (4-3) Neptune (1IM) Roman 17) Mlddietown }, (I SI Maiowon (1-10-1) led the pack for the first two Mlddlelown V (27) Mlodlelown N. 12-41 Mlddietown S. (6-13) Long Branch (0-14) Wall (16) Long Branch (S 1? I) times around but yielded to ; i NWT(Mf) Siscone who held on until lap n *n

16. From there Blewett took Southern (11-0) Central 1U-3-1) Toms Hlvtr 5, (»-]) Toms Rlvtr N. (10 charge and, despite a caution Toms River S (SO) Toms River N (14 M Freehold Tomorrow Lokewood (7-SI Toms River S. (144-1) Southern (3-1) Toms River N. (Ml BflcMUl II UI-PtK»IMtl,eMCt Monas Trick (No orlvtr) llttt — P«cs 1 M HIM Clmt, light that bunched the field in Centra (2-1) Jockson(JO) Overpass (Conwl) SlouxTand Fog (Nodriver) Central 16 3) Jackson (91) Romanov Hanov*r (Rathbonc) Horlon Joe (Flllon) 5-1 HowelMO-13) Howell 14-10) Gohru(Rosil) Georgona Doncer (Porolarl) Sparlon Pride (Bretnohan) 3-1 lap 17, won going away. Brick ii4) Scotch V O Molseyev) Lokewood (1-4) Lakewood (III Count Thunder (No driver) «•> - r*a I M U.IM Clim Ruis (Poquet) 4-1 Southern (6 11) Cumon Blueoraw (Russell) ....5-1 LodySnaplButlerl Frl«k«y Flnl IKIIIyl Oiark Tfinkel (Leggolt) 5-1 Tom Michel of Manahawkln Howe 11 io. s) Saturn Six (Porlelonc*) : ,...4-1 Omoha SW (Vltelll) Valtt Hanovtr CApfci) SHbon (Poscluto) II B OWlite* Maryonn Marvtl (No driver) .12 1 was third to finish with Jim Rurmon-F H (|]|| B DlvitlM Drtxtl Baoi (Schmlotl) FDChen (Kelty) 10-1 War Utoro 111-3) Goulborn Gold (Punctilio) ,1H M - Trtt I M SUM Clmt. Still Foimtul (Scarpol Crystol Broody (Aplce) 12-1 Hoffman of Middletqwn fourth, Freehold Twp ile-M) Kathklm (Meallo) .IS1 Hintlm Btit IRUIHIII , Chomp Vlnnie (Tafone Jr) Ml Monmoutti (lt-4) Asbocy Park 1(6-0) Manotquonns-4-1) Icy HOMLO*lt._. . Oonoollo {Donotol Jamie Tomaino of Neptune Manolapan (9-7) Monmouth Monmoutti (10-11) M-P»nlM(l,lNM SpUdTMMDfoltii Sftovonde (Popadoiwuln) Monatqvan (6-1) Point BofQ tbl) Rumson FH 1111) Morlboro (7 10) Happv Circle Flllont ,...»-t Of It (RodBVTI Jr) Flr.t Echo icfevonli: Selections fifth, Charlie Kremer Jr ol rUtoury Pork O-«) Monatqvan (Jit ...M Ogy IrritfinlislMt (Flllon) FrteholdTwp (*••) Morlboro (Ml Asbury Porh IH2I Modrot (Watotar) Point Bora 16 131 Crntol Nlkkl (LeCouse) ...4-1 Some MyllVf V (Glgv«rf) 1 - Guhru. Count Thunder, Overpass Toms River sixth and Don Wonatopon li-il Fre«*KiltfTwp. (3-7) C Division ViSwhif (Fllton) Mountain G*t EvtrnGalwtt) 2 - Crystal Nlkkl, V J Soulllster. Happy Stives of East Windsor sev- :;::l? Robert E Rebel (Morone) Circle Rumwm It 7) Scott Natulton (No driver) „ Shore (14 1) • -rumwiicm. ] - Mlgles Star, Mt. Klico, Casual Pow enth. COlVltM ..Hi Kwrwe Me (Kelly) tr Holmdel (U4 H M:: Nsoli Mo< IKtlly) Mancnnter (9-9) J M Elliatetti IDandto) Georgona Arden (Smith Jr). 4 - Youna Kenny, Lucky Nitty Dean, Doug French of Wall Town- Rea Bonk (61) lNooVlver) Romano Crttd (Coniotl Freetwld (Ml Point teocn I / 11 Freehold liVI Mlsltr Hot Shot IFIIIon) Sloualond t og Holmdel (4-1) ' (Nodrlvtr) 'AiKiy(StoTfwd) S- Speed Te»W*p»edy Barry. Icy Hot ship had to come from 12th Henry Hudson (4 9 Keonsburg (S-91 M - Tnt I M |I4,IM HJ» Black Jock Tufty IBovoil fl Red Bonk 17 5) Red Bonk (6-14) Mldgtei Star lLohmeyer) Annlt Annlt ByrdlKlngJr i PonmtrtBrtuwhwi).... 6 -Noble Mat, Mister Hoi Shot, J M Keontbvrg (0-9) EHiobelh starting spot to win the 30-lap Mart (Ml KfvporKSiOD Casool Power (Smith Jr I Tranquil Lotwll IRIChordlonl Freehold (4 4) Polni Beach (6 ll Mt KIKO (Tollman) , JCK5uXNoorlv.fl 7 - Klaus Mlnbor, Sugar Crest, Nylon Manchester 111) Henry Hudson (i 101 Stocking! Sportsman feature but he ac- Lord Simon (Kelly) • Bob Honovif (Monotr) wmrmatMta CM Key port 11-101 Lord JOfdon (Berry) Mfllor Lorty (LwcMfrt«l I p GendeKo, Hustleri Beit. Fdskey complished this (eat in high Regal Ridge (Denctr) Suotr Hill (Flllon) :;::7.i Mater Del Some FobTe (Pulltn) CulHIIIIFottl .. i \ 9 — Final Ruth, Scott Napoleon, Ro style to take the checkered S Hobo Thomat (Moraon) ...M monoCree* 1 I o Jtotfi ...61 U - Maior Lucky. Homestretch Ewt, flag. The. yinouT »•« French 4 14 7 i CBA •»-!>•» 1 M U.m Ctmf. ...II Mlgnty Joe Monks |jsr. j t U «,, 's second in a row Point Boro Luc** Hlfty btofi Kelty)..-. ,4-1 .11 I II - Horlon Jot, Sulbon, Sportan Pride GoumCotonHovIM) • IJ-1 BEST BET -KlmnMinbar -7th •. Walt Rogers of Port Mon- Mancnnter Mattrl 0 •» .' JO> M •Include* matches at Saturday icloonrmtli ot Soiwooy Include gamti ol Saturday The D»iry Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY MAY 22. 1978 Foster gains day sailor crown PORT AUPECK —- races provided a little of eve- Trophy Regatta, yesterday in Moran of North I'lainfield look sailing; the conditions were Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht rything. Chuck Rose, chair- Sandy Hook Bay. Thirty-five the second spot while Dave Ideal. It was Hobie weather club sponsored the Atlantic man ot the regatta committee Hobie Cats and their crews Rusin and Ken Rusin of Key- Post Is an experienced sailor port came in third. John Coast Day sailor Cham- reported light winds on Satur- gathered at the launching For others; today's condi- pionships this weekend on the day morning, fair breezes in beach in Atlantic Highlands to Chamberlin. Middlelown. won in the 14' category. Chip Cot- tions caused some concern. Shrewsbury River. Thirteen the afternoon.and screaming sail in choppy seas and winds There were several man-ov- boats participated. winds up to twenty knols on up to thirty knots. trell of Rumson placed second and Peter ftuclchio. Eaton- erboards and many minor in- Sunday by I.EA MALM juries. The C-vwl Guard w The winner; Del Poster of OUIST Competing in three races town, look third. High Point, North Carolina, around a four mile course. Ron summoned to the race alte to led with eight and three quar RED BANK - Monmouth Post, fleet commodore.and Commodore Ron Post ex- rescue one Hobie Cat hung up ters points, one first place and Boast Club sponsored the last Karen Putnam, both of High- plained the conditions say- on a jetty and the police were lour seconds. Placing second race of a three event Laser lands, sailed to first place in ing, or the novices; this wind called in to find a reportedly overall, Bill Waggoner of regatta Saturday despite near- their 16' Hobie Cat. 7th was just too much but for the missing person, discovered to Warren. N.J., a member of ly windless conditions Heaven R. Senna and R. guys who have done a lot lot be a false alarm. SSYC, held a twelve and one Talbolt Ingram of the quarter points,, three firsts; a Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht swecond and an eighth place Club placed first this weekend Jack Colwell of the Severn and first overall. Had Brick MCIT announces seeds Yachting Association took look second overall while WEST LONG BRANCH- ond seeded followed by Quarterfinals will be held third place with twenty and Terry Kempton won third Bill Sunday and Monday al Mon- three quarter points, a first, a Mergenthaller and Rob Held, Freehold Township was given Raritan and Shore who were the top seeded position yester- third and fourth respectively. mouth College with twin bills third, fifth, and two sixth both of MBC, placed fourth on both days. and fifth. day as the seeding committee places. Anothern local sailor. The remaining teams Sunday's games have Free- Jim Carpenter of Rumson of the annual Monmoulh Col- chosen in order of seeding The first race of this regat- lege Invitational Baseball hold Township playing the came in fourth place. were SI. John. Middletown CBAHolmdel winner at 1 p.m. ta took place at the Richmond Tournament selected a short- North, Manasquan. Holmdel. Wind conditions for these County Yacht Club in Staten ened 12-team field. followed by Shore playing the CBA, Mater Dei. Rumson-Fair St. Rose-St John winner at 4. Island on May 6. The - Haven and St. Ruse Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht A 16-team field was ori- Monday's games will have ginally planned, but the Ocean The lop four teams. Free- Pel. Club sponsored the second Raritan play the Rumson Seattle I 000 County schools elected to hold Township. Ocean. Raritan Washington 000 race on May U. Trophys were Middle town North winner al 1 awarded at the MBCmaintain their ties with the and Shore were Riven byes. with Ocean meeting the Mater Ocean County Tournament. Seattle to*. Woihmgion 102 clubhouse in Red Bank after First round pairings have DeiManasquan victor at 4. TH—' n Seattle at Washington. ¥p m Saturday's races by Randy Due to NJSIAA rulings, a CBA meeting Holmdel. St. Semifinals will be held June VMf. «T> Rice captain of the club's team may participate in only Rose playing St. John. 1 with the rain date set (or the Seattle Of Washington, I jop m Laser Fleet. following day. WcnMngionoTM t Seattle.flM Mp ni one baseball tournament other Rumson-Fair Haven meeting PrMm, June I Sandy Hopk Hobie Fleet than the state tournament. As Middletown North and Mater The championship game Washington al Seattle. * p.m.. llnecet No. 250 a result the Ocean County Dei taking on Manasquan. All will be played June 3rd at I ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS teams were unable to partici- first round games must be p.m. with preliminaries hon- Seoul* a* Wttihinoton, t 30 p m . It - Newly formed Hobie Fleet pate in both the Monmouth and completed by Wednesday and oring the MVPs and top bat- Mttmry No 250 held its second event, Ocean County tournaments. will be played at the field of ters of the previous 14 tourneys nancy Lopes u all similes, and a winner Washington at Seattle.f p m.. llnecet- The Great No 250 Wind-up Ocean Township was sec- the higher seeded team. set for ISO Bluefish pack area waters on weekend

Bluefish stole the show as summer species started crowding tackle. Swikart said the fish weighed three to four pounds largest fish in the state, a 47 1 cold water fish out of local areas on the first hot weekend of the apiece. He said the blues hit Hopkins lures and Redfin plugs. 2 pounder and a year. Swikart said there are still a lot of flounders in the river but second of the same size. Both were caught in the surf behind The best of the bluefish action was enjoyed by offshore mostly quite small. Armand Glglio of Giglio's bait and tackle Convention Hall. trailers but some were caught both in the Shrewsbury and shop. Sea Bright, said some bluefish and a few small stripers Advance registration at 12.50 can' be made by contacting Navesink rivers. Capt. Pat Maresca of the charter boat Blackfin were taken by surf casters in that area over the weekend. HENRY Pallotta at Convention Hall. Registration can be made at any II, Capt.'s Cove Marina, Highlands, reported a catch of 40 three Joey Julian, Atlantic Highlands tackle and bait merchant, time during the tournament, but you can bet that the sharp- to four-pound bluefish on Saturday and radioed a 10 a.m. reported Dr. Henry Ferris of Eatontown and party caught 10 shooters will have their reservations early and will be running yesterday that he had already taken an equal number and that bluefish trolling at Scotland on Saturday. Chris Crisafulli and SCHAEFER out their live herring or flinging metal or plugs promptly by 1:30 the fish were hitting fast. BUI Frank of Highlands reported 10 bluefish up to 10 pounds a.m., Saturday. Pat Amore of Belleville and party reported catching 20 taken on the Klondike Bank on banana lures. It might just be that the $1,000 fish will be caught first thing bluefish up to eight pounds trolling tube lures Inside of Scotland We've lostthe whiting and ling at night but we're catching Saturday morning. Pallotta and most others believe that it will Ught on Saturday. The Catch was reported to Phil Sciortino at fluke, blackfish and even some bluefish in the daytime, said be taken on a herring. the Tackle Box, Hazlet. Jack Beran and party of Jackson Ben Sowul of the Long Branch Pier. He said the water tem- ling ana whiting on Saturday. Tap Goodenough, writing for the Cape Cod Chamber of Township caught 13 blues. perature recently has been as high as 60 degrees but It was Capt. John DeRose of the Super Spray II, Behnar, reported Commerce reports: The many lovely trout ponds of Cape Cod 01 a number of striped bass taken at Natco Lake last week down to 52 yesterday. High hook catches Saturday ranged to his fishermen oil Friday filled their sacks with sea bass and now offer some of the best fishing in the east. Due to a late the largest reported weighed 16 pounds after gutting. It was eight fluke, Sowul said. Pauline Puchnowski of Bayonne caught whiting and also caught four big bluefish on the Klondike Bank spring the sport is slower elsewhere, with waters colder and weighed at the Tackle Box on Friday by Tom Moore of a fluke and a bluefish. The bluefish taken at the pier were two He said several big bluefish were lost. higher. Cape streams are also producing trout, with May flies in Matawan Joseph Accardl of Staten Island brought in a 12-pound pounders. DeRose and other skippers reported a surprisingly good run evidence. striper. of sea bass has arrived in that area and that there were many Frank Mlcallzzi of Frank's Boats, Atlantic Highlands, said schools of bluefish surfacing. DeRose has space left for his Streamer flies are popular and can be used for small George Haydick of Rumson, fishing out of Chris' Landing, one boat on Saturday had one fluke and another had two, but special offshore trips for cod and pollock on Wednesday and striped bass as well as trout. They should look like various small Sea Bright, caught a 12-pound striper at the Sea Brlght-Rumson that fishermen out after winter flounders did fairly well. B rian, next Monday. • minnows and gamefish fry. Tie them sparsely to allow much bridge on Saturday. Ted Szbist of Perth Amboy caught a striper Howard and Morgan McGovern caught 60 flounders near the old Asbury Park will provide parking for self-contained cam- sunlight to filter through the hair and feathers, similar to light weighing about 5 1 steamboat dock on Saturday. pers at the city's first striped bass and bluefish surf tournament passing through tiny minnows. 2 pounds there. Charles Micalizzi said there are ling to be caught at the point of the over the Memorial Day Weekend. First prize for the largest fish SU'vens of Rdison and party caught 150 flounders, and Bill hook but weekend fishermen did not seem to be interested In Rainbow trout will go for streamers just as people delight will be (1,000. There will be a 1500 prize for the second largest, in filet mlgnon. Fish them fast across the current. Brown trout Oderak and Pat O'Connor of Hasbrouck Heights caught 80 them. 1250 for third place and $200 to the angler who catches the most. flounders. and black bass, usually lying deep and under stumps or logs, Louise Fossani of Capt. Charlie's, Port Monmsuth, reported Fishing will commence rain or shine at 6:30 a.m. on may be lured into striking a weighted streamer worked careful- Ed Swikart of Pauels Boats, Rumson, reported good sized plenty of flounders still around but the worm situation has Saturday and end at 4 p.m. on May 21 after which the prizes will ly around and under the edge of such snags. bluefish have been taken in the river since Thursday when Saul become a problem again. During the bad weather last week we be awarded. Anglers will be allowed to Use any type of lure or At Buzzard's Bay, Bunny DtPletro, manager of the Red Phillips of Fair Haven and Anthony Ciaglia of Little Silver couldn't give the worms away, but over the weekend when we bait but will be restricted to the city beaches and jetties. There Top Bait Shop, reported trout are hitting well in Mashpee- caught nine after trolling for a short time late In the afternoon. needed the bait there weren't any shlpmen's, Mrs. Fossani will be official weigh-in stations. , Wakeby Pond. Mashpee; a nd Johns Pond in the same area. The fishermen were alerted when they saw gulls working over a said. Joseph Pallotta, Asbury Park's head lifeguard and an avid school of fish breaking water at the bridge and went to get their The Super Cat, Atlantic Highlands, reported a fine catch of fisherman, Is In charge of the tournament. In 1(75 he caught the CBA, J?JB Cromg in Parochial track both had double winners in the LINCROFT — As expected, Lunanuova in the twoJerry Bruno who cleared 12-6, V4 won the 100 in 11.5. Christian Brothers Academy mile(l:48.7), Bill Kokoszka- in In the pole vault. Also winning for the Caseys meet with Cathy O'Hara win- Denise Taylor of Red Bank ning the high jump at 5-4 and and Red Bank Catholic High the discus(H7-0) and Pete Red Bank Catholic won only Catholic turned In the meet's were Jackie Harth in the 880 cash you need Schools were easy winners In Casagrande in the 880 (1:57.9). five of the 13 events In the girls (2:31.4), Mary Mangarelli in the long jump with 5 1511 for outstanding performance by the Lancers, and Terry Boyle the boys and girls divisions at The Colts more than tripled division, but used its superior winning the 110 hurdles in a the discus (90-8) and the 440 the Shore Parochial Track the. point total of runnerup St. depth to easily beat out run- relay team (52 9) taking the shot (33-7^) and speedy 14.4, one of the fastest Javelin (112-10). may be tied up '. Championships yesterday at JJoh n VianneVi y whichh hahdd 4433 .nerup St. Joseph's which had in the state this year. She also St. John and St. Joseph's ; Christian Brothers. Red Bank Cahtolic was third with 34. The Colts rolled up 1J7 CBA's Tom Sfieehan tied a in your home. points In winning 11 of 14 meet record In the 440 with a events while Red Bank Catho- 51.7 clocking while other win* Horizon Creditcorp lic took the girls title with 214 ners for the Colts were Steve . Five meet records were set Brady In the shot (47-3), Steve will let you have In the boys meet with sprinter Theyll never catch Drtscoll In the high jump (5-2), $3,0OO...$3O,000 •Tim Qilmore of CBA setting Dom Lunanuova in the mile two of them with times of 10.1 (4:32.9), Brian Daley in the ...or more! and 21.1 in the 100 and 220high hurdles (15. respectively. Fleming in the 330 If you're a New Jersey • The other meet marks set in- theRabbit. homeowner, you have been termediates (41.2) and the were by CBA's Don mile relay team (3:33.8). Let a Jersey Pro tell you why. building equity in your home. Shore Porochloi Boy* Track Cham* That equity can be converted St. John had two of the re- We're flattered because everybody is copying our Rabbit. But. they're still a long way off. into the cash you need for Team 1. Chrlitlon Brother* 137, 1. St. maining firsts with Chuck John Vlonney 43. 3. RM Bank Colhollc 34, They can't catch the Rabbit's engine. They can't catch the Rabbit's safety. any worthwhile purpose 4. SI. Jawph's 19, S. Motor Del 3. D'Elio winning the javelin at fO> 1. TlmGllmort (Cl 10.1, mttl re- Only the real Rabbit uses regular gasoline Only the real Rabbit" has the kind of passive- cord, old record 10.3 by Kim Folk*. RBC, 177-11 and Bob Decandia takn 1*7*. 1 O Brltn (SJV) 10.5, 1. Elice (C) taking the long jump at 18-6%. Because only the real Rabbit has fuel injection. It's a restraint seatbelt system that the US. Department of . 10.6,4 Bruno (R) 10 6,1, McQuarrlt (SJV) system Volkswagen pioneered and Improved to Transportation says every car will have to have by 1984. 10.7. The other winner in the 220- l.Gllmart (C) 71 9, met) record; deliver economy and performance. And they can't Just another of the important touches that make • education old record 13.3 by Folki. 1f77, 3. O'Brltn meet was Red Bank Catholic's • medical expenses (SJV) n 9, 3 Elke (C) 23.3, 4. Tltftrown Shore Girl* Porochloi ChomplontMpi match the most economical car engine in America, the Rabbit a big improvement over the others (R)ond Bruno IR) 33.4. Team-1. Red Bonk Catholic WV>, 3. St. because Ihey haven I been able to copy the Rabbit's • pay off bills 440- I TomSrwehonlCl SI 7. tie* meet JoKph'i 51'i, 3. St. John 32,4. St. Hose 34, They can't match the Rabbit's reputation. recoro Ml by Tim Mlnoove, 1*77, 3. S Mater Dtl 70. Diesel engine that delivers 53 mpg highway. 40mpg city* • home renovations Whither* (C) 53.3, 3. Brown (R) 53.S, 4. • 100 1 DtniM Taylor (ft) 11.5. 3. You just can't copy experience. The others will always Ponetia (SJI W.I, 5. OlCamtla (SJV) Hi. Mclntrrwy (SR) II 1.3 O'Hara (SJV) II.t, • business M0 \ Pete CotoaramM (C) IS'9, 4. Tully (SJ) lit 11.9, S.Pwlos(SJ) 13.3. They can't catch the Rabbit's handling. have to be a few years behind the real Rabbit In that. me«l record; old rtcord 1:51.9 by Jon 230- 1. Joan Mclntrnty (SR) 26.4, 3. George (C). CBA, im. 3. Muicotello (R) Tully (SJ) 36.6, 3. Reynold* (R) 36,7, 4. But man does not live by mileage alone. There has to be They can't imitate Volkswagen's reputation of reliability, Call for s confidential I'Ol 1. 3 Lliotifl IR) 1 03 7, 4. Gosstrt (C) O Haro (SJV) 27.3, S. Phltltr (R) 37.3. a joy in driving. And the real Rabbit remembered that. It durability and economy that comes from decades 3 03 2. i Dratluk (SJV) 3:07.6. 440- 1. June Clubo (SJ) 62.0. 3. Puloi consultation and information Milt-1. Dom Lunanuova IC) 4:33.9,3. (SJ) 63 I. ). Reynold* (R) 62.7, 4. Klrgln is by far the best handling car of them all. We've kept of building cars with quality and Integrity—not from UuoU«nbu*n INI 4:40.7, 3. Twymon (Cl IH) 63 1.4. 5. Barker (SJV) 63.9 about our new 11 V4% 4 413. 4. Mortin (C) 4:S3.2, 5. O'Hara HO- 1. Jackie Harth (R) 2:31.4, 1. the sure. firm. European handling package Intact. We building cars to fit a price tag. (Annual Percentage Rate) loan* (SJVI 4.99.1 Fltioerald (R) 2:34.9, 1. Grover (JWD) believe you can love driving without getting mushy 3 Mile- 1. Jock Lowrtnct (C) 9:41.7, 335.0, 4. Chmlei (SJ) 3 3:37 0. 5. Colaplnto metl record, old record *:49.l by Chrli (SJV) 2:31.5. about it. .,M -1/ IUt>U Crystal Brook Protoulorul Bldg. 0 Brltn. CBA, In 1976, 2 O'Brien (C) Mile- 1. Mtlonla Finn (SR) 5:33.1, 2. 9:SO7, 3 Ketnan (R) 9:S3 1. 4. Amabllt Mlnooue (MO) 5.140. 3- T. VonOykt (R) Route 35. Eitontown, N J. 07724 (SJ)9.S3.9. 5 Fallon (MD) 10:27.9. 5:43.4,4. Taylor (R) S:42.4,5. Flaherty (R) )» HH 1. Brian Oalty (C) 1S.3, lit! 5:47.1. Let a Rabbit show you why. mttt rtcord wt by Jim Boaa*, CBA, 1977, 3Mllt-1.t«vRtllly($R> 11:59.7,1, T. 3. touto ICI 15 4. 3. Fleming (C) 15,7, 4. VonOyke (R) 13:15.0, 3 Jackion (SJI Vatttl (SJV) 17.0. S. Thompjpn(SJ) 17.3 13:19.9, 4. Mlnoauff (MD) 12:39.5. 3, 330 IH- 1. Work Fleming (C) 41.2, 3. Thompson (MDI12:tt.O. Dotty (C) 41.0. ). Sotfia (C) 43.0, 4. Voleil 110 IH-1. Taylor (R| 14.4, 3. Gray (R) 1 SJVI 43.1. |. Thompion ISJ I 45 ? IS 2. 3. Reynoldi (R) 15.3, 4. Katlnas (SJ) Milt Relay • 1. CBA (Whlthen, IS 5, 5 Htti (MO) 160. ihtenon, Goswrt. Cowgranot I 3:33.1, 3. 4« Relov 1. RBC (Gray, Phlttfr. IMC 3:313, 3 St. John 3:45.9, 4. St Hlmmelmon.DtROutn) S3 9, 3. Si JoMph's 4:14.6, no fifth. JoWph* S3.5, 3. St. John 57.4, no fourth or Shot I. Sieve Brody (C) 473, 7 llfih. Kokouka ICI 4ft-9, 3. Cook ISJ) 44.5, 4. Milt Relay 1. St. Jowph'i (Puloi. Brtwtr (SJ) 43 jv,, S. D'Etlo (SJV) 41 5, Richie, Chmltl.CluM) 4:14.1, 2. RHC OIKUI 1 Bill KokOtcko (C) 147-0. 4 17.6, 3. St. John 4:36,4, 4. Motor Dvl met) record;-old record by 141 S by 4 16.t nollflh Nofceufco. 197;. 3 johanton (SJI »»-s. 3. Shot* 1, Terry Boyle ISJ) J3-7V., l. DEHa(SJV) U7-I0, 4. Crook (SJI 117-4, S. Alter (R) 33.6. 1 KtfHWfbL (MD) 33 3, 4 Monoorelll (R) 317V>, 5-CSfllV (R) 30-3. Horizon Creditcorp is a wholly joveiin I Chuck DEilo (SJVI 177 11. DIKUV 1. Mory Mongartlll (R) 99-1,3. 2. Kbkonka (C) 176 4, 3. Rocktl IC) Kowolciyk iMDK9M3.*'ThtobaM (R4II6-4. owned subsidiary of Horizon Bancorp 176-1'), 4 WoldOrook IR) 1S6-0, 5. Holeh 4. Petoyo (SJV) 90-3. 5. Lenohan fSJVI Licensed under the provisions ol the (MO) 14* i Sot' your .It'rwv Pm Unlay for .1 li-st drtw I It1 inn yivi' you Seoondtny Mortgage Act PoltVoull 1 Jerry BruiwlRBC) 17.6. iovelln- I. Boylt (SJ) 111)0, 2. tut- .what no utii1 rise can A KM ttraloH 'In- nral Khh HOOrtkl (O IhtXAIacFoddlnlCI 11-0.4. IIvon (R) 109-3. 3. Alter (Rl 100 9, 4. Deltl Chlplef205.PL 1970 Carplck ICI 110,1, Hotek (MD) 104. ISJV199I.S EngelbrtcfitlR)91-10. t Lens Jump- 1. Bob Decondla (SJV) High Jump-1. Cathy O Haro (SJV) M. U-*t1, 3. flrodtrkk (SJV) IWVi, ). Flem- 3. Brown (R) S-0, 3. Tit- Kotlrm* (SJ) ond Sayraville IBB (C) 11-0. 4. DrllCOll (C) IMVi. S, WIHocktr (R) 4-10,5. flooon (SRI 4-10. L#rtg Jump- ). O'Hora (SJV) IS 11, 2- Llppln Motor Car Co., Inc. Mian Jump > SttvtDrlK»lllCt6-3.3.r — * (ft" ) IIWi. 3. Put* K •rwWfak (SJV) SJ 10, 3. Fleming IC) M0.F Smlrh (SJV)14.1, 5. Wt1ntrn#ir (SBt -. Route 35 Mftwrtttef flfrh W-Wu SHREWSBURY. N.J MONDAY MAY 22. 1978 13 5-hour concert fMissa Solemnis' plea for waters power and glory By MARYBETH ALLEN Shoppell Jr. was railed back ly LORI 1LOUSTEIN UvistAUen Ginsberg appeared played next, followed by a RED BANK - il only one for curtain call after curtain '* following a performance by short talk from eavironmen- word could be used to describe call and ultimately received a ASBURY PARK - Scores the group Frostwater talift David Brower DarreJ' the Monmouth Civic Chorus standing ovation. of people padefVuiiventlon New Jersey is a beautiful Neron and Jim Reardon, also presentation of Missa Soleiti- Matter ol lact. (hose attend- Hall Saturday night, to witness state, but it's not going to be Monmouth County residents, nis, it would have to be sensa- ing seemed reluctant to leave the five-hour concert event, in- beautiful for much longer, and performed after Mr. Brower. tional. and willing to sil through the cluding performances by Pete that's what this day Is all The evening's finale came For a brief time on Satur- work again. However, detpite Seeger, Allen Ginsberg and about, said Mr. Ginsberg with a performance by popular day night, the musty Mon- — or perhaps because of — it> Melanie, markinghe end of the moulh Arts Center was trans- exhilarating qualify, the work The crowd was receptive vocalist and songwriter, Mel- first annual Big Shore Festi- anie. formed Into a cathedral and is a draining one and between and almost reverent during the Credo and the Sanctus val. Born in Long Branch and a voices and instruments re- Mr. Ginsberg's performance Shoppell stepped from the The theme of the festival, resident of Middletown, Melan- verberated with powrer and which included poetry reading, podium for a quick break dar- sponsored by the Alantic ie has been playing to crowds glory extemporaneous talking and ing which members of the Ocean Alliance (AOA), was: in this area for Her ap- The Beethoven work is an some singing. Also onstage chorus and orchestra wiped The Ocean- Our Last Resort. pearance at the festival exhilarating, yet religious ex- was Arthur Russell, a New their brows. Puppet shows, slide and film York- based musician, who ac- brought the audience to a high •mini pwi HIM a perience which held its au- presentations, and displays companied Mr. Ginsberg on pitch of enthusiasm, on which SINGING FOR CLEANER WATERS — Pete Seeger and friend, Laurie Wyatt dience spellbound At its con- Featured soloists were mounted by various environ- the acoustic bass. the concert ended (left), perform at Convention Hall as part of the daylong Big Shore Festival. clusion, conductor William R Lucille Jertnan. soprano; mental groups.preceding the Sharon Lees, alto; Calvin lic- concert, drew small crowds to Pete Seeger, the grand old CUnton. tenor, and Jeremy the hall throughout the after daddy of American folk music. Lees. bass. Although they noon. opened his set with The were uniformly well chosen Deep Blue Sea , appropriate Bennet Zurofsky, one of two and each had his moment tune, the festival's overall - Television Today- Missa Solemnis Is (or the masters of ceremonies tor the theme concert, came onitage at New York Channels — 2, +, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 masses and individual per- formances were but fleeting about 7:30 p.m. The crowd clapped, hooted lormed an unaaay alliance In legendary trontietsmsn "Grux DAYTIME MOVIES ) It NEWS 8 00 highlights In the all-encom- The Ptneconers, five and sang along through the en- MACNEIL-lEWtEF thair quasi lor an outlaw Indian ly" Adams (no mlna.) 10:00 (2 hrs , 48 mins) Ml passing work wiiened, down-home musi- tirety of Mr. Seeger's per- (7) MOVIE (2) JAMES COBURN _ • S:00 CD (7) POLICE STORY QD THOUGHT FOR TODAY Particularly well done was cians who hail from New Jer- formance. 'A MalorHy ol On*' Pin I. Sniper' Two detactivaa have CD ® BABY, I'M BACK • Pti/DASHIEU 2:16 the Gloria, during which stir- sey's Pine Barrens, drew a Mr. Seeger then introduced 1;00 aa thair only lasd a 'psychiatric H) NEWS . ~ (ECU LITTLE MOUSE ON THE HAMMfTT'S profile' ol tha sniper who haa ings and vocal cords united to fantastic response from the au- world-renowned scientist and CD HOWE PRAIRIE "THE DAIN killed several homa-bound produce a spiritually uplifting dience. The music began, the humanitarian, Dr. George Sherlock Holmes and tht On the occMion ol their wad- commuters by firing Into even- Sploer Wom.n If) MOVIE -(DRAMA) experience. crowd loosened up and alot of Wald. ding annlvaraary. Carolina In CUBE" ing automobile tratfic Stars "Veiisni la Hie Word lor Car- (I) MOVIE knee-slapping and hand-clap- When I was in Hanoi, I galls recalls tha circumstances Tony Lo Blanco, Qlann Corbett rie" IMS Gladys George. Impressive is the best word The Pink Jungle' ol her meeting Charles, thalr CD® THE DAIN CURK Afflne Judge A aallleaa woman to describe the Credo . It was ping ensued. learned something very impor- awkward courtship and the — l!00 Tha compelling and complex 11) MOVIE -(DRAMAS devotee hereelt to orphaned tant from the people there. obstacles they overcame (R, during that segment of the Next to aper was Gary 9) MOVIE tala ol a young woman, whose "Tha King and Four Ouaana" crilldren. (3 hrs , 19 mins ) Stnincius, a Howell Township They said, 'Songs are stronger •TaN In the Saddle1 mins ) tascmstlon and obaaaslon with 1BM Clark Qabla. Eleanor 2:30 work that voices and Instru- CROSS WITS singer than bulletts. If we Just keep 4: a deadly family curaa drawa a Parker (B PRAYER ments simultaneously rose to singing, the bullets won't hurt private aya Into a whirlpool ol m HONEYMOONERS (It) NEWS the crescendo of power which guitrist. _ »° N(OHT BASEBALL' mysterious killings, la aat In Us '.openedDr. Wald. Primary 0sm* Los Angeles Dodoers 91) LIVE FROM LINCOLN best exemplifies Beethoven's Grounded in the folk tradition, CD MOVIE " MM (II MINORITY: ws Sen Diego Psdrcs Bsckupesme CENTER treatment of both as equals Mr. Struciusis well-known in He blasted the onset and Planet ol tin *p«i Perl I Dslriot Tigers vs Minnesols Turns CD CD MONDAY MIOHT AT The American Ballet Theatre' PERSPECTIVE THE MOVIES _ 2:37 the area and will be appearing continuation of the Industrial EVE HUM 12:00. Throughout. Missa Solem- 1 Juat Ma And You' Stars: Louiaa (T) NEWS Revolution and claimed it to be CD WHO PUCES (ill TWILIGHT ZONE nis is replete with a joyus. throughout the summer at 6*00 ' Laaaar, Chertea Qrodin Jane, a •ill Hosts Joanna Woodward and 12:30 Monmouth County parks. His the root of much destruction J) (E CALIFORNIA JAM II ceeded totally in its presenta- Noted poet and political ac- CD I LOVE LUCY (11) STARTS _ 4:15 aj ABC NEWS Highlights of tha concert held at tion of the extremely ditficulat • TONIGHTUOHN (1) MOVIE -(ADVENTURE) Ontario Motor Speedway In (f> MOVIE -(MYSTERY) (I) JOKER'S7:0 WH0 O ' . "Call of lha Wild" 1935 Clark "Haunled Honeymoon1' 1840 multi-dimensional work com- CM NEWS JAW lowering California featuring Bob Welch. Gable, Jack Oskie A hardy Dava Maaon, Santana. For- Robert Montgomery, Leslie prised of pieces which fit to NBC NEWS young man. hia pal and a girl are Banks. An Invaatigator and his BRADY BUNCH iMtSttUr eigner, Aarosmith, Heart and gether bit by bit, much like a alrandad in tha Yukon, and join Tad Nugent. myalery writer wile combine TO TELL THE TRUTH "THt lASTAtD^ lorces to locate a gold claim in stained glass window. 11:37 efforts to solve a murder during ABC NEWS tha Arctic wsslelsnds (2 a honeymoon. (OS mlna.) CD MOVIE BOWIINQ FOR 111) THE BASTARD PART I. •(DRAMA-ROMANCE) eL CINEMA John Jaka'a towering best- 4:31 MEETING OF MINOS "Baby, Tha Rain Must Fall" _ OOO COUPLE seller ol tha proud man and (») JACK BENNY SHOW IMS Stave McQueen, Lea $1.50 "Til 3:10M*.FO« (B FRENCH CHEF woman who lorged tha Amer- 4:60 DD(B> NEWS' Remlck. A young wlfa is dlalllu- Tha HoHandaiaa Family' Egg ican Colonies Into a nation. 99) GIVE US THIS OAY STARRtO(«)KATURIS ffl YOUTH aloned to find her husband aa yolks ara an aaaanllal element 5:50 9$ THE PRISONER UNEMPLOYMENT wild and untamed aa evsr upon In many eaucea. but they ara (I) GIVE US THIS OAY 'Fall Out' Tha Pnaoner comas A Question ol Survival This ralaaaa Irom prison She turns SHREWSBWnr PIAZA, notoriooaly tricky lo deal with. to tha and ol Ma nightmarish program looks at some unem This program hlghlighia the aee to a deputy sheriff for solace (2 adventure (SO min.) ployad young paopla and hrs.) ol egg yolks lor holtsndelse and examines how their lob ststus beamalte dreaalnoe. CD'S M.A.S.H. allacta their liver • _ 1:00 Trio ends course MEL BROOMS MS CEGD TOMORROW Tha 4077th surgeons tackle 10:30 SEA GIRT - Three Mon- 7:30 **? (D MOPPETS SHOW two aarioua problems CH) BEST Of QROUCHO 1:18 NIGH mouth County police officers. Quest Oorta Leachmen one- Inventing a aallalactory CD JOE FRANKLIN SHOW 9.30 ANXIETY CD FIRST ESTATE SPECIAL vaacular clamp lo atop arterial NEWS _ • I'M Patrolman Kenneth Phillips MMH.VM 0'HAM bleeding; second-to find Hot HOOAN'S HEROES «> MOVIE -(COMEDY) of Eatontown, Detective Sgt. CD CAROL BURNETT AND Lips' wadding ring which AMERICA 2-NIOHT "The) Qeiebo" 1859 Glenn •MM James Hounhan of Atlantic 7:45-8:45 Eg) Klingar accidentally tossad out. OOD COUPLE Ford, Debbie Reynolds A hus- Highlands, and Detective Wil- MS.000 PYRAMK) (R) ABC CAPTIONED NEWS band and a wife are frantic HOLLYWOOD SOUARES O DICK CAVETT about a backyard gazabo thai liam Wynn of Wall, have com- NsTWtYWtO OAaaf (S) JMWS ITOUR I SHOW contains a corp'ae. (116 pleted a class in Juvenile Jus- THANK GOD Quail: Saxophonist Stan mlna.) tice Training conducted at the (11)7:30 ACTION * NUUSM Stayanjon 1:B0 y Oeli „. State Police training center, • Nnff-HARKR/ onMHtV (1) MOVIE -(DRAMA) IT'S FRIDAY. CD® CBS LATE MOVIE "The Brotherhood" 1888 Kirk here. KWH forty 'A Touch Of Class' Stars: Douglas. Ale* Cord. Tha elory CD MERVORIFFIN Olanda Jaekaon, Qeorgs of Involvement of a family In the Segal Whan Vickl and Stave GD IT) MONDAY NIOHT Mafia as two brolhera disagree Hull Itodv meet, there's an Immediate and esch go thalr asperate BASEBALL attraction; he's msrriad and ways, leading one to flee In she's a divorcee But what Sicily. (116 mins) starts oil as a fling, avolvaa Into 2:00 MAY 28, » aserloue leva sltair CE NEWS CD GD THE TONMHT 35 MOVIE -(DOCUMENTARY) Garage Sale sponsored by Red Bank Chapter of Ha- SHOW "TheLlleandTlmeeofQrluly Make A Date dassah, 10 A.M., Sun. Hay 28 and Mon., May 29, 41 Fox Quest hoal: John Oavldaon. (to Mama" 1974 Dan Hsggerty. HU1 Rd., Middletown. mlna.) Marjory Harper Tha story ol tha A" paid directory ui coming events for non-profit organiza- tion? Rates: $5.00 for I lines for one day, 11.00 each addi- MAVlt Flea Market at Oceanport Community Center, benefit (S) Clint Eoitwood ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Uonal line.;, $3 00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line. CINEMA 2910148 '1,30 15 for lore*; to five days, $1.50 Mch additional line; $».0t soccer program. Noon to 5 P.M. Spaces: $5.00. Reserva- • in FOR A FEW EVENINGS AT 7:30 » »:J0 for 10 days; $2.00 each additional line. Deadline noon 2' tions: 132-3106 after 6 P.M. DOLLARS days before publication. Call The Daily Register, M2-4OO0 JUNE! THE FEVER ask (or the-Oate Secretary' St. Marks E.C.W., Carr Ave. & Kennedy Way will CO MOVIE -0*1 STERN) IS SPREADING bold their Calico Summer Bazaar and Flea Market, 10 "For a Few Dollars More" KAY» a.m.-S p.m. Flea Market space available, $5 per table, 196S Clint Eastwood. Lee Van |OHN TRAVOLTA Nearly New Sale. National Council of Jewish Women, limited space available. Rain date June 17. Cleef. Two cynical gunman good clothes & housewares at low, low prices. The Wil- ^nnjnDQY NICHT) liam Leff Furniture Store. Rt., 35, Middletown, across The Leonardo PTA sponsors Outdoor Flea Market at —FEVER-—m from the Cobblestones Restaurant. Sun. May 21. 12 noon Bayshore Junior High School parking ot, on Leonardvllle lo J p.m. Mon. May 22. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tues. May 25. 10 Rd.. 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. Spaces: $5.00. Information: 872- a.m. to 12 noon. 0353 or 872-OSS8. At the Craft Show & Strawberry Fedtival, United Methodist MAYII-M Church, Red Bank, 12 noon to I P.M. Craft Show space All SUTS 1.50 Rummage Sale, benefit of the Immaculate Con- $600 - 747-04W. Rain or shine. movies "THI ONI ception Church. Keyport, sale will run May 22 through JUNE 4 AND ONLY " 21th, 9:304:30 each day. held at house next to church, ATLANTIC HIOHLAND1 Flea Market sponsored by Aylet Chapter B'nal ATLANTIC CIN1MA- MTARRIMQ Broad St. Soiurdoy Nmht FtVgf IRl 7:30,9:10 B'rith Women. 9 A.M. to 4 P.M.. at Strathmore Shopping mHHY WU4KLMH MAY UJUNE I COMMUNITY I- riled R Center, Rt. M, Matawan. Rain date, June 11. 787-8871 739- Home Colli (PG) 7 35, 9 35 YHCA GYM JAMS OPEN HOUSE for pre-school par- COMMUNITY It - 3028. The Ortek Tycoon IR) 7:25. 9:35 ents. A creative learning & development program for EATONTOWN DRIVE IN - three-four-flve-year-olds, I to 11 A.M. Cross of Glory Lu- JUNES, 1,7 Thanh God Hi Friday (PG) II Auditions for the Monmouth Conservatory Op- II 3S; ThiDfipiPG) 10 theran Church, Cambridge Dr., Matawan. Learn about PR!IHOLD summer Gym-Jams and new classes in Leonardo. era/Operetta Society production of "The Student MALL I — Prince," will be held at 8:30 p.m. at The Church of the HOUlf Call! (PG) 7 35,9 35 MAY 21 Nativity, Hance Rd., Fair Haven. The. cast includes two MALL, 11 — Card Party sponsored by the Ladles Auxiliary of The sopranos, two altos, three tenors, four baritones, four High Anmety (PG) 7 «. 9 35 ThfGrttk Tycoon (Rl 7:35.930 Knights of Columbus No. 3187. held at the home. 200 Fair basses, four speaking parts and chorus. HAZLIT Haven Rd.. Fair Haven. 8 p.m. Prizes, refreshments. Do- JUNE I Straight Tim.? («) 7:30. V.30 nation (2.00. Bring cards. CINEMA I - Red Bank Tenants Association will meet on a new Rabbll T«i1 IPG) 7 30.9. IS Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644 Hos- CINEMA It - date. Please note it Is the first Tuesday of June. (June 6). Carnal Knowledge (Rl 7:30,9:20 pitality Night & Orientation at the Cobblestones. Rt. 15. Meeting will be held at 32 Monmouth St., in Council KEANSEURO COLONIAL - Middletown. 8:30 P.M. Dancing. Live music. Find out Chambers. Elevator service is available. Agenda will in- The One and Only (PG I about Parents Without Partners. 566-0170 clude: 1. Discussion on renewal of rent leveling ordi- LONGIRANCH MOVIISI- Monmouth Symphony Orchestra Concert, 8:30 P.M., nance. 2. Accept resignation of Edward Schall as Presi- dent. 3. Appoint new trustees to replace him and Mr. at Monmouth Arts Center, Red Bank. The All-Mozart pro- HomeCalli (PG) 7:45,9:45 George McCurdy. Please attend this meeting. MATAWAN gram conducted by Joseph Szostak features Lucille Jer- CINIMA 94-• Coming Home (R) 1 K, 9:45 § AjtuUrfanUAmMarM man, Soprano & Dianne Dollar, pianists. Tickets at door JUNE 7 STRATHMORR CINSMA I — $4.00 and $2.00, Senior Citizens and Students. The On* ond Only I PG W 10.9 •oiomaorMiMtPJi.1 "The Prince and the Pauper," a musical play based STRATHMORI CINEMA II - on the book by Mark Twain, will be presented by 30 The Turnlnq Polnl IPG) 7, »r!0 Carnal fowwledge MAY 24 MIDOLITOWN 7.3O-»:2O A H. Recreation trip to Meadowlands Night Racing. members of the Monmouth Conservatory Children's UA MIOOLITOWN I - STARTS WED! The Greek Tycoon IR) 7. 9-1S $7 09 Reservations by May 20. Call Mrs. W. Ruddy »1- Chrous, at 7 p.m., at the Church of the Nativity, Hance UAMIDDLITDWHII- Rd., Fair Haven. Donations for the scholarship fund will HouseCollltPGI 7:15, 9:15 1842, UA MIODLETOWN III - be accepted. TtiunK Owl Its rrldoy IPG I 1 K,9 K Music Makm The Transcendental Meditation program offers tree in- OMAN TOWNSHIP Theatres troductory lectures every Wednesday, 8 p.m. in the Cen- JUNE II MIODLESHOOK MOVIIS I - Eatontown United Methodist Church will hold a Flea Thonk Goo III Friday IPG) 1.41. • M tury 21/Ocean Realty Building. 71 Broad St., Eatontown. MIDDLISROOK MOVIES II — MONMOUTH M0NWOU1H Market on church lawn on Reynolds Dr., Eatontown, Coming Home 111) 7.30. • 45 544-1(54 RID SANK ARTS IT, IIP I»H« from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. Spaces: $6. Reservations: 5420084 MOVIIS 111- Installation of Rlverview Hospital Auxiliary Officers at Comlng CENTER W aooo . or 542-0787. Rain date June 17th. Bake sale rain or shine. MOVIIS.. Buffet Luncheon, Wed., May 24, It noon, Beacon Hill Cornol Knowledge (Rl r.45,4:4) Country Club, Atlantic Highlands. Reservations by May JUNE II, 11 SHREWSBURY u tlatv National Championship Boat,Races. 1978 Stock Out- CINIMAI- An 20. Call Mrs. Huelsenbach, 842-3086 or Mrs. Gopel, 842- Hlgh*n»lelvlPGI ! M, » » 50 board Marathon National Championships. Victory Park, CINIMA II - •xperisncB 0M8. $7.50. Annie Holl IPG) 1,10 Rumson, Sat. & Sun.. 10:30 to 4:30. CINIMA III - in terror MAY 17 JUNE II Thank God It't Friday IPO) 7:45.9:41 HeUo Dolly, TCY.C, $24.00 includes bus, ticket and WOODBRIDQ^ CtRtHA I- Sea Bright Republican Club Card 4 Game Party, al The Green Tycoon (Rl 7.1, t.s. ID Ollvio's. Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, upstairs. Prizes, re- food, sponsored by Hazlet Sports Club, 2*4-3754 or 787- •TOOOBRIDOt CINIMA II - THE ThuriKUou it i Filday IPG) 1.15. i 05. freshments. Bring own cards and game*. $2 on 7851. ' »:O5,7 45. 9 JO JUNE 21, i MPAA RATINGS Monmouth County kennel Club Dog Show. Wolf Hill G - Gtnerol oudlencei FURY . St. Agnes Church will sp y p PG - All ooe*. (Porentol guidance »ug. Farm. Oceanport, 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. $1.50 adults. 50c chil- iled) ina • ington. DC. Frederick. Maryland. Emmitsburg, Mary- r- Rettrlcted IPerson) under 1/ no! dren.' for benefit of Monmouth County SPCA Spaying admitted unless occomponlrd by parent --Q0S land and Pennsylvania Dutch country. 291-0272 or-291- or adult guardian) e W1MSOOHI- Clinic. ^^ 0678. . X - Adults only —i —ii -i- .in i i jiifiiiM • awi-n nai'»«»s»»»»«»«»« - 14. SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY MAY 22. 1978 Tell 100,000 Daily Register readers! Sell HI Quicker than FAST!' 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BOYS/GIRLS - Eorn extra cash and If you ore a skilled typist, tight rope tlrm. 247 Sill afler A p m , ony lime CaiTafter 5 p.m., Wt-IIM. ^ PANTRYMAN M/F walker, office monoger, Psy Svi-sm. PLYMOUTH 19*9 - Sport* Suburbon tulle owords, Early motning news- General Help EXPERIENCED choanalysl, bookkeeper, mochlni mature woman, reterentei. Se4V-j)4ee. • ICYCLES - l»»»n», fomon. Ilk. llatlon wagon 76,000 mites, MOO Col toper route may be available In your gunner, receptionist end a general •n, «5i Good tcKwInn Plate, boy or CHEVROLET STATION WAGON - 717 77*5 anytime. neighborhood of Red Bank, Matawan, good sport, active office requires a girl. US P««OJ corrloo.. CMo«. •» 1*71, ifine-passenger, air. power tteer PLYMOUTH 1973 - Slx-cyllrider auto Full Company Benefits many skilled person Legal /build Ing 53 Domestic Htlp ing/bfokei Colt W-HttOJ malic, oiklno 11500. Call Mr. Somer Five Day Week/Vear Round developer/Memory typewriter »- before S, 74T4M4. HONDA XL2501974 - Excellent condl CARPENTERS - We nttd quallfltd, perlenct helpful but not required CANOPY HD - OMIM. UK. onllow. CHEVROLET IMPALA CUSTOM 1973 Ion, 1,500 miles. 1S0Q or best otter. •perienced carpenters ond helpers lor $5.83 Per Hour Please forward Resume Including whit, with SlnKnons boisprlng ond - Air, power steering and broke., high PLYMOUTH SCAMP - 1*71. Sli 7171344 mony permanent positions throughout salary history ond expectations to P.O moltrru, plnk/whlt. olnonom binod, cylinder, automatic. 11615. Call M Central and Southern New Jersey. Box 17, Mlddletown, N.J. 07741. conopy wond nllow moms Irvcbdod Somen before 5, 747-0444. Also, we have plenty of Heady work for Full-Time Or SECRETARY - To soles manager HOUSEKEEPER - Llv.-ln, flv.-day CHEVY VEGA WAGON - 1974. Powe sheathers, trameri and cornice crews a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Good typing, sler work, two In family, rritriKH Writ. steering, aytomatlc. air conditioning Excellent starting rale, dynamite ond office skills required ' Bo. H 310. Th. Dolly R.glil.r. Daily-Sunday rodio. roof rock and bucket seals HONDA 7» 1976 - Stock, many extras, nonce to ullllie your skills Glvt us a ART-TIME HELP WANTED - SHrowltiiry. N.J. onbl. Nee* motor work WOO Call between custom paint, mini condition. Il.Mtt coll Qi 301-W-177Y Mornings or afternoons. Apply In per I o.m. ortd i p.m. M-1790. PONTIAC GRAND PRIX - 1*7S Call 74I-M14 or 747HM. Part-Time i, BEN'S CAR WASH, 1ET 35, Mid Model J. power tteerlng/braket, wi CASHIER - Full and/or port-time dietown, j _____ REGISTER dows, ilM-way power seah, stereo, tl JONDA — SS), 1977, great condition work, year round, must work all Sal! Expanding company needs help, no e« Situations Wanted CHEVY VEGA 1971 - Good condition. 3300 miles. (1150. wrlence hecessary, wilt train Start BBS!-' 54 wheel, olr, heater, electric trunk re mmedlately Salary or commission PARTTtME - Tockle store clerk. SECRETARY/ RECEPTION 1ST — Female Classified Ads •"*' After 1, 741-7*31 leaie, iteel btltea rodlols. Burgund 717-1111 or 3*4-0510 ovallable to aualltled appllconts. Good Only responsible Individuals. Apply In Port time. Tuesday, Thursday. Soiur with white kmdau lop 39.000 mile: HONDA 1973 CB-4» Neck. Do not coll Sat. or Sun. erson, Long trench fishing Pier. day, Sunday. Filing and typing neces CHlffY NOVA 1970 - Runt well. Two 13950 471*00. working conditions, use of hand tools sory. Coii 741-74*4. ATTRACTIVE — Mbtwlo woman o. as low as CASHIERS helpful For Interview, call 'ART-TIME HELP — Tlrt changer. CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtors •Irol chall.nglns soilllon. E« PONTIAC GRAND PRIX - 1976. Full Some experience necessary. Mult 34 Maple Ave. led p.rl.nc.d In occounllng. g.n.rol work weekend* U hour. HAIR CUTTER739-037S - Experienced7 . Fill lil tfll ond rnraotrlol r.toll CHEVROLET IMPALA - 1*73. air equipped, AM/FM itereo tape, olr, tu HONDA CBJsfl 1«74 - Under ond part-time. Salary plus com 41 cents condlllonlng, power wlndowi, stetr- power. 13,000 miles. Must sell Im miles, 1700 or belt offer. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCV mission. Shrewsbury area. Ml im ART-TIME — M/F Banquet bta, AM/FM, blue, 40.000 mllet, Great mediately. Asking I3.7M. Coll *7l 6420 •Jisan » Thomas Avt. 747 3*4 thftwtbufy waitresses, weekend waitresses, p.r IM, p« ooy Wrapt, asking WOO Con be wen dayi. KAWASAKI 1*75 - KZ400 Deluxe. E CHECKERS AND SORTERS - No II HAIR STYLIST - Experienced In styl armalos, yeor-round. Clean up per- SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS - rear oi Prown'l, 33 Brood St., Red cellefit condition Low miles. Extras. perltnce necessary. Steady position. ng, coloring and per mina. So tor y com- son, Sol. and Sun., Ideal second )ob. Experienced only. Air conditioned laMCN.J Or ntghH, 741 71H. Aiking 1750. Coll M4-9O30 ye* hoiplrolliotion. Apply In person. mensurate with ability, flexible hours, will train. ' <. Union shop. Steady work. PoM 55 Situations Wanted For FAST RESULTS PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1*76 — V Top Hat Uniform Rental, 133 Myrtle super opportunity. S44-32JI. - i. Three weeks vocation Apply automatic, fully loaded Landau roo MOTORCYCLE AND MOPED INSUR Write to: Box C-3M, The Dally Reg 11nc., 40 Pine St., Neptune Male AT LOW COST CHSYILER NEWPORT - 19*9, In Low mileage. Like new. Beit offer w.i L009 Branch. HANDYMAN M/W - Ister, Shrewsbury, W.J., BITgl. ry Ave ol Garden State 741419$. cleon/maintain small professional 1 Exit Id) m -MOO. CLEAN-UP PERSON - lam. to noon, wilding IMS hours per week. Call PART-TIME - Ottkt cleaning person, phone 1*S5 Low mlleoge PONTIAC WAGON 19*4- Mon to Prt. Ideal second |ob. Write to venlngs SHORT ORDER COOK -- And pina be rettored. Reownoble. trlcal work, 150. SUZUKI — 1*76 TS 125, Enduro, fa—tox J 337. The Dally Register. person Full time. Apply In person a Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701. HOSTESSES AND WAITRESSES M/W coii ua-im •71 1114 by ond Enduro tires Lights, full faced ART-TIME — Need extra cosh tor Lulgt's Famous Pino, 477 Middle Rd REGISTER CH*V5LER 1*43 - Good condlllon PONTIAC GTO — 1971. Body ond en et, US0 tlrm. Cal'-IIl 741-1313. CLERK summer vacation? Do you driver Do Needi lire* 1300 or beit otter. Mutt pine excellent condition Mony extroi SUZUKI 1973 500 - Excellent condl Entry level, good aptitude with figures, 'ou have seven evenings free in June? SUBSTITUTE BUS DRIVER. some typing, start MS. NSPECTOR/QUALITV CONTROL - loll for Interview 1*'3MJ, «S Tin, Classified Ads telL 17 «4i, ask for Don. Low mlleoge. .IMP. Coll 74l4l7e. Hon. Coll anytime. Quality speclallit, experienced mi- WANTED - Marlboro Township 3*4-3*57 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 739-1117. Board of education. M » hourly Cal CHRYSLER 1*74 - Newport Custom, PORSCHE 1940 - Type 1*00 Coupe 30 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury chonlcol, some electrical, receiving PASTEUP AND TYPESETTING — 7KMM0, Ext. 45^ wlreunog wheeli, electric wlndowi and Engine In good condlllon. body fair SUZUKI 1*76 - RM 135, Holsclaw ond ln-f>r*cess Inspection. OC. docu- IBM Composer), In local print shop. 542-1700 door RKK t AMFM 17D0 Coll .99-3631. Trailer Both excellent condition. Coif CLERK/TYPIST ~ Experienced in ments. Interesting end rewording- AM SUMMER EMPLOYMENT - general office procedures. Excellent part-time. >iours are flexible E« l Ne RAWIT — "You've aot to drive It t otter 3:30 p.m. 3*1*107. y Electro Impulte Lob Inc., 11* lerlence desired, willing to train Certified Gym teacher, seven week kolary, benefits and advancement op- Chestnut St.. Red Bank. 7414404. Equa Vrlte to Box J-33*. The Dally Register campp program tfoor children with learn believe It," SHREWSBURY MOTORS portunity Apply Electro Impulse Lab Opportunity Employe " dUowmiet. Coll ofttr 4 p.m INC.. 741-BMO. MC., IM Chiiinut St., Red Sank i N.J. 07H1. /CIRCLE CHEVROLET 1-0404. Eouol Opportunity Employer KEYPUNCH OPERATOR - Mil e- »• lhr«hburv Ave, Snrewibury RED BANK VOLVO 741-3130 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. YAMAHA 17SCC 1V74 - Enduro. Good RED BANK, 741-HM —CL1HW CCOftVETTE 1*71 454 - Automatic, RITTENHOUSE Work with customers on securities ser KEYPUNCH - Wt-MEi ppmitr tfeerlng, air condlllonlng, 41,000 vice*, good on telephone, hours 1-4, Experienced on IBM 179, Key to Top* CLEANINC tUSINES) More Classified mTwiiiZflO firm, at It. Collft*-' ' LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc VUUHA MXIU - E>ctllmt c excellent lolory, two months assign SUMMER Corn BOOto U S woiklv, port or kill 900 Hwy. 35 77S-1500 Octon Twp lion. OH. menl, no fee charged ACE TEM tlm.. Financing available. Main on Next Poet CREDIT PROBLEMS SHORE MOTORS 014OI M Thomos Aw. 747 MW Shrewtbury PORARIES, 10 Thomas Ave. tmonc. bimj. !»«» No cash? It you're working, we can Volvo-Triumph Dealer VMMHA 4S0CC Itn - N«ds v>mc Shrewsbury, 542-0302. PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD AS Kelpft ge t you financed. No money Hwy. 33. Mofiotquon. 53*7500 work, mutt Mil. U00 or b«ll oft«r Col COMBINATION SHEET - Metal Me ACE TEMPORARIES SEMBLERS - Minimum one yeor ex JOBS LET ME HELP YOU SELL YOUR ' "#«! Payment* arranged to suit yi 7I7-2SH. chanlc Shop Person. Experienced only 20 Thomas Ave. 542-0302 Shrewsbury perience. •USINESS - Big or small call Kottiy SI. Help Wanted - New and Q STEIN CADILLAC UP TO 01 471-om SusinoM Brok.r ond Con ASBURY AVE., ASBURY PARK l»70 YAMAHA in - Good condition WIRERS AND SOLDERERS - One vjltanl from. Call .. 7ft. 3M0 ___ Pontlac, 395 Brood St., S32S. COOK — Excellent opportunity 0we.U1 yeor experience. BOYS-GIRLS 741-5110 m-zm ambitious. •aptrlMCcd took. Demon l«7 KAWASAKI - KZI0O0, UfJOmllti straled experience essential. Excelwi KITCHEN HELP- Experienced sand QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTORS - $4.74 HR. 63 Money to Loan Woik aftw •ctwo. and Sat UI00 benefits. Solory commensurate 1 wlch person ond prep. Only ex One-year minimum experience morning. Earn extra money Coll »4 UM or capability. Send rtwnw'to P.O. erlenteo need apply. Als Ptoce, 5* Numerous openings for full-time em SUPER BEETLE — 1973. oulomall TECHNICAL ASSEMBLERS - One LOAN BY PHONE! transmltslon. CHCtlltnl condition. N 1ST, Little Silver, N.J. 0773». tlver Rd., Folr Haven. pioyment throughout summer month in prizes For more informs ftTA 1954, good running condi- year minimum experience. arc available. Full company ti ) k1 Scd to lion, can Mr. Peters. Mon . Sl« cylinder, extra poffl. 1795. Urn. Coll 142 UM 5 AUtO COOK — Experienced. Summer only LADIES-MEN - Work at home on the b Mt b Preparation of meals, for students ond phone, earn S251SO weekly servicing through Fri.. I-4 p.m otter 5 p.m., 741-7073. THE FINEST SELECTION - Of n« our customers. 3*4-3344. APPLY IN PERSON and uttd cori In Monmouth County Services/Parts facility. Salary plus free room ond C OLL 842-5152. ART SWINGER *75 Over 100 olr conditioned M* can board. Coll 173-1300, Joon Sheridan for AUDIO VISUAL LABS six Cylinder, automatic. Dock. McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC It76 FOBD — 3SI ot. In. In appointment. LANDSCAPE*? Corner ot Hillside and Central Ave (800) 822-8989 Shrewitaurv Ave . New Sfirtwibur oulomollc, lt.000 miln, V TIE WORK. Experienced, must be able Atlantic trot. 741-tn COOK — Experienced broiler person to assume responsibility. Top pay for seafood restaurant. Year round •ROCRAMMING CONSULTANT TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Super QUALITY AUTO WRECKS position. Good pay. benefits. Cal MUST HAVE THREE YEARS JU'3n . DOREMUS FORD •ervlce DOWNES PONTIAC. u Lo» in-i77t. LICENSED REAL ESTATE AS ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE. AND I/O SALES SERVICE PARTS rr Main $1.. Matowon. Ste-nw. SOCIATES NEEDED - For contlden EXPERIENCE. IMS EXPERIENCE m SfJroyioury Ave.Red Bonk741-40X CREW MANAGERS Hot Interview, call Chris Benedetto TOYOTA m COROLLA 1M0 WACO New company In area looking toi ALSO DESIRABLE PART-TIME BY OUNC 5UGGY MAKINGS — Pon, un- lponilble person to work with teen 471-0404 or eves. 4»-ll». BENEDET HOURS CSL INC., MI MOO BUSINESS DIRECTORY - Sood condlllon, SLOW mile ^ Auto Rent/Lease TO REALTY GROUP- l»t Hlghwo cut, motor, (4) Crogar mogi with 10 " ogers, late afternoon and Sal. morning 35. Mlddletown. REAL ESTATE SALES - Bright, og DRIVEWAY and I" tins; header*, etc. 1250. tires. ll«5. Coll HEJil A VAN - Low. low rain. Co Good-running cor a must. Salary ond oreulve auoclate needed lor octtve ADDING MACHINES MISCELLANEOUS ZtJk. Marly, TOM'S FORD, Hwy. JS, Kty commission. For more information LIFEGUARD - For Middlesex Apart multiple listing office. Great training TYPEWRITERS CONSTRUCTION TOYOTA — IV77. Corona Deluxe, log port. 164-16W. coll Mr. Joseph, MMIM, 1-4 p.m. ments In Matawan. 10 a.m.it, p.m. ALKAT ELECTRIC INC. - Quality door, tour weed, new lire* and dlt •even days. Musi have certification FIAT SALES AND SERVICE - Levlne CUTTERS - Experienced only. Al MELMED RE 671 S6» ADDERS - Typewriters, Calculators, electrical work. Reasonable price*. CONCRETE WORK - Driveways, Motors Corp., Mople Ave.. Red Bonk rofcei No ottmoge. Mechanical* Top S pay. Coll days. 213 33»-IW3 sold, traded, repaired. Free tstlmates. «1 W6 . patios, sidewalks ond brick work. cellenl. »HS3» conditioned shop. Union shop. Stead eves , HYitoim REAL ESTATE SALES 741-6570. 7 Auto Insurance work. Paid holidays. Three week DISCOUNT prices TOYOTA COROLLA OELUXE 1»77 We hove two openings for experienced, SERPICO'S 747.Ml! CALL FOII FREE - Estlmol.s on IrH IAT t*76- Metallic blue. Ul wagon, BUNK BEDS - ComnliK wllti mat vocation. Apply to: LoSport Inc.. 40 ambitious soles associates. We offer curling ond oirtslo. paltlno. veipeed, AM/FM radio, air. 30.000 Four .peed, AM/FM. rodlali. 11700 o Pine St.. Nepfune, (on Asbury Ave. a MAINTENANCE tmt oBer Eve*. aO-Stl] or M3 MM frnwi on) lotttr. MapW. Pint o the btst working conditions ond loca- DRIVEWAYS Elt dit Ahi Walnut, from »!» aMHW Garden Slate Pordwoy Extt 101} MECHANIC CLASS A tions. Top commission spills. II you are Aspholt drh worn, W-MtO 4V3-2M0. COME GROW WITH A WINNER Interested In upgrodlna, call tor con- ALTERATIONS GARDENS ROTOTILLEO - With II drives, concr.t. walks ond poTio*. Frer — . e __• .1 ± ^.. _ rt * 1 .. _ _ TRIUMPH SPITFIRE — im. E JOHN L. COOKE AGENCY We Invite candidates with Indus! fidential Interview, APPLEBROOK ART-CO PAVING FIAT — )f74, l» wogon. good condl SCW13 maintenance experience to apply fo ADDITIONS • Reoflng, tiding, ceramic tlon, fttw bfokts, valvi lob. n»#di Cfllent condition. 31.000 mllei. Mu AGENCY, 471 2300. tile. Complete line ofremodellng, Call ull. wlle'l pregnont. Aming UJ00 141 H»y. II. Eotonlown on opening In our roofing plant. We or shocks. 11300 or btil otitr. Call prelei looking for individuals with their own REAL ESTATE SALES Rich Uolmberg, 717-3541, Serving Mor jLD APPLIANCES - Removed, 17 MMU1.' znutb RATES REDUCED FOR MANY U4-O13 hand fools willing to work rotating Openings availablc follable for additionaa l sales mouth County' 7 years. eoch. Washers, dryers, refrigerator., MASONRY TRIUMPH TR-e 1*71 - Rebuilt engln DRIVERS - Ct*ck our dlicountj on associate. Good working condition,, stoves, tie. Also cleanup services. PORTS SPIDER - 1*71. con low down poymtntl. Frt« quota DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - OFFICE shifts. I. Flvt-lpud, overddvi. rod! and trontmliilon. New clutch, newlo MANAGER. Full or port time. E: We offer o sleody. secure working en silo CARPENTRY - Masonry, polntli GENERAL MASONRY WORK - Spt new borlorvl. etc. Evei. K4m4. JM-WI. Pno«nl» Bro«roo«, IS Hwy l/FM, » mpg Btil olltr Coll H. Ktyport. ptrlence preferred. Mlddleiown-Ri vlronment with generous benefits, un and Insulation work. gi. HI mt Bank area. Send resume to Box H-30V Ion shop, plenty of overtime ond op- Call John Buchanan, If., 747-SOtl ROTOTILLING The Dally Register, Shrewsbury, N.J portunity tor advancement. Please cal REAL ESTATE SALES - Full time. A ALL SIZE JOBS, FAST DEPEN FIAT 1H SPORT SPIDER - Con belter tplll for energetic worker. Holly OASLE SERVICE. ALSO. COM 07701. Personnel Deportment at Us-eMI t Trtt Realty, Hooerts Building, • Tin CARPENTER-RETIRED - Seeti im Burnt orong*. five arrange for a convenient appointment PLETE LAWN SERVICE. CALL 10 ROOFING A SIDING 10 Wanted ASSISTANT DEPARTMENT — Mon dall Rd., Mlddletown. 671-2211. small ond medium sited jobi. Com- A.M. TO 9 P.M. 671-5761. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE H77 - Radiol agcr. Housewores, experience only plete Interior remodeling service. Pan- ROOFING AND SIDING - Fro nil- AMFM Need! work. »II7S. Co Automotive RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST - Eve eling. Kitchen cabinets. Room addi- Write Prown'i, 13 Brood St., Red Ban! CELOTEX CORP. nlnas, S-10 p.m. Monday through Frl TENNIS WEAR/CUSTOM MADE — MIDI. N.J. 07701. tions, recreation room, reflnlshlng Chooie from a collection of dreiset, Mark* ond Htrttrt sti bookcases. Armstrong chandelier cell- TRIUMPH TRJ \m - MMI mill JUNK CARS WANTED Ptrth An*oy, N.J. MMI »dy su Stereo. Excellent condition. Askln DESK CLERK Ings. Free odvke and estimates. Good M-I 741-tOTf Knowledge of NCR 4200, be able to oeo A JIM WALTER CO • Dolly Register. Shrewsbury, OWOI. workmanship. Call anytime, 72V-325V. JUNK CARS with public. Start 1150 Equol Opportunity Employ.r SIGN PAINTING VEGA nn Hotthbock. faur-toeed TftMd away trw RECEIVING CLERK CARPET CLEANING Call Rocco. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY NIC - Experienced REC IVING CLERK HOME IMPROVEMENTS — Add). new brokei. itorter, ihock* Good ru 20 Thomas Ave. 747-34*4 Shrtwtbur _ MerCrulser. Twl tm«H«tHt e penini g ffa r experienceidd re- tlWI, dflrm.n, aorog. ronv.rsl HEAVENLY CLEANINO - Corpols. Hand Painted. Custom Work nlng condition. UOO. 3M440S. Light Marine, let Hwy. 34, Eas i er iwitth manufacturer of elec- frnlshod basanwtfs, r.polrs Fr.« OISHWASHER - full time, days or morn. 7<7WM. J.A. BUCHANAN,. 717-rJM FORD MUSTANG GRANDE — 197* VOLKSWAGEN CONVERTIBLE t« nights. Apply In person between 3- Keontburn, Tt7-P00. ics equipment. Excellent company fxctHtrrt condition, 1)900. - Yfllow. MOO. Call after ]. LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC The Pour House, UO Shrewsbury Ave benefits program. PLUMBING «, Coll 2*1-Stt* •asm Rt li SayrtvllH. N.J. 7P-11I0 Tlnton Falls MARINE MECHANIC ENTRON INC PAINTING* VOLKSWAGEN — Or olhtr van No phone colls pltow 79 MORG SHIP TRAVEL HEATING FORO 1HS — Paneled Van. Asking VOLKSWAGEN - 1HJ. I EXPERIENCED »iim PECOHATING Best offer. Coll ofter S, 197O-1I7.. DRIVERS WANTED - Must have c Eouot Oppertuwltv Employer ADVICE - On Cruising. Transatlantic. PLUMBING AND HEATING - R. Pttont rt7-0t» MI-TIB Call 1419374 atttr A car. Know local area. RECEPTIONIST - Red Bank low of B & M PAINTING — Interior ond ex pairs oM Inslallolloni Homsown.r's terlor. Light houllng. Call for tree estl SpwIoHsi. Promol sorvlc. »is-li7S. FORD CALAXIE - 1*6* Runt good. VOLKSWAGEN 1«6I STATION WAG WANTED Evenings. Mi-3431 Full Company Benefit flee. Congenial, light bookkeeping ond ON - Very good condition. Asking u A-l UMd carl. Top dollar paid Excellent Starting Rati mete. 74T-O79. firm. Colt jS-STOl. OASIS MOTORS <»!> 7JI-7IW ELECTRICIAN LANDSCAPINO-LAWN EXPERIENCED COLLEGE STU MOVING i, STORAGE WE NEED USED CARS 07701. DENT - Looking for houses to point Top dollar paid. MULLER CHEVRO General maintenance electrician, ho MIHM BOAT WORKS RELIEF HOUSE PARENT - P.r GARDEN MAINTENANCE Extremely reasonable. For feet em MOVE WITH NICK - For Im. Frn 2. AUtos For Sal* 2. Autos For Sale LET, HWY. 34. Matowon. S44JO0O. pttal background and five years 01 Monmouth Btoch small community DOSKI rrsWonllol mate call wi-lllj. •sllmrl.l. Unl.r rotas, also will journeyman (m/f) preferred. Solar Coii mmi troatmonl c«il.r In Cntrol N.J. Thr.. ALL LAWNS AND YARDS - Cloon lrov.1. Call onytlm.. Ho-llM. will be determined by experience I doys por (Nth with som. ovtrnlghti J Chrylltr-Plymouth addition to a full range of benefit Expirlonc. with omollonally disturbed Rid Bonk. 7474717 PACKAGING MECHANIC ObDlMCOnt boys pr.hrrbd. Starling ALL LAWNS - I Con l.rlllll. your Coll Se?7m,"i»i*4io7 RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Full tlm, rooll rtoulrto, opply I dot.. Jim in. Contact Don St.oh.nl, town tor on. cnt o.r sq. tt. with ScoH's SUPPLIES Personnel Department Hous. Poront. ChlMnn's Piycnlolrlc oducts ond guarant.. results. HOUSC PECLINGT NEED A CAR? Contor. 5* Brood St., Eotontown, N.J. 1-7743. Wolerblast, don't scrape 33 E. Front St. Red K EMPLOYMENT "WERNER'S DObGE Hi Ffowfc Peulln Pointing Co., 7414314 741-2700, Ext. 200 GET RE-ESTABLISHED HWy. ». Mtra RELIEF RN'S - All snltts CLEAN YARDS. PAINTING — Enterlor and Interior An •quo! oaportynlty employer (IHbnrlHIWU, RHKrTIIN I — *• XOOnltr II. ATTICS AND C Reasonable raits. Fret estimate. Rtl UP TO 48 MONTHS TO PAY ENGINEER/RF — Design, develop nk. MMt Boy. nwcMnkol optttlH Cllltwood aooch. N.J. 741-71*1 TRUCK 4 AUTO 51 Help Wanted tfWtsmlulon line components, Inside Apply Motion Sy|rtmt. tl RlorO trtnees. Coil 747-StM. J»ENTAL salts ond customer liaison. E Ploct, (off Snrfmlbury Avt. RESERVATION CLERK COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE PAINTING AND OECORATING Male/Female perltnced only, Challenging assign Mtrwrltutr, M.J. W5M0 Stbno MSDIUI, oood ontotoabono. sin - -Trw work, londscoplng In busln.ss arl B. Jones Fully Insur, ments, Great opportunity. Apply Elt oyor 35 ybors. FrM wtlmot.i. M2-IM4 IAY FORD MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY - For tree eit I mates rail CT-jtM "HOMEOWNER SPECIAL" A LICENSED REAL ESTATE - Sain tro Impulse Labs Inc., lie Chestnut SI ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCV MonlMy Red Bank, 741-MM. from. Mutt ha* mechanical aptitude PAINTING AND... - Interior, t l»non nMM for lilting only. AND Mellon System., ol Rlordon X Thomos Avt. >4Mm tlsrtwilwry COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE UP TO 84 MONTHS IF QUALIFIED on* for lain ond Illllno. with otflv Equol Opportunity Employer - DbbbMtilo work, r.sloontlot. cam MM. a otTkt. PAUL P. BOVA INC , Rtallff Ktr u y»ori ti 671 1541 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - Laos wook. Apply m ponon Oardtn . _ rSnc. Manor Nursing Horn., Is Van Bnxkl. 1-Andfasqu. guolliyi . Ov.r 10 iw MEDICAL StCRETARY - Full tlm you worn II oont APPRENTICESHIP-TXAHNINO Sfa iMcloMt OMoi, (Monmovm Medico l>d.. Hotrno.1 or fill IM-lMl OROUNDS MAINTENANCE - Stone 100% FINANCING TM NAVY tat mart Oon H cornr CwH« Am 1 lorn •ranch), tmcltn and oravei tklytwayt, tret service AVIS ll«l* ovolloMt for MOM who aoollf lor KtlUtmont. Good pay ond bmflli Sw CLEANER! •KouM tor. oboM pttoK. Sokir - SALESPERSON - Pull IIm.. «• landetcoptng. Every residential and PAPERHANwINC PAINTING - tl No Co-M»k»r. — No Gimmicks MJI0» cordllia h) npiflorKl WrlN Ik.-.. WflKKi In runXxr, bolWln»mal.rl*s commercial need, RIC Johnson, 34 Urlor, Intarlor. ibittIrocklngi ' , toDjnj JO oon ppo M vocoflon. Foor mor o. In oiMnnVoKMto •«« H4I2. Th« Dol hours, jtl-s.Vf. ptosltrlng. Work guorront..d. *K 0OJ7 on Iho Spol Approval Itjiuallfltd lormotloltlonn coll your NAVNAVY RE EXPERIENCED PLUM»E«'5 RigltHr, Wtwioury, N.J. 07701 CRUITER IN: Helper and \ourney• iwn plumber. Fi GARDENS AND LAWNS - Tilled WATERBLAST BEFORE PAINTING RED BANK 741 n time employment. Insurance benetll NEW JERSEY CERTIFIED TEACH SCHOOL BUI DRIVERS - Ssoclal light hauling, attics and NEW METHOD-GREAT RESULTS •IAZLET opporiunltlts for odvoncemef,l. AMI ER — For teenage ED class In prlvat llano nqulrM. Contocl IM MM- Cleaned trees removed EXPERT/** VTSMAN 74.7.0308 Cod Mr. Bonks 5(64102 7KM0, weekdoys,l;30om.-4:J0p.m., Ulkil sthooi, port-time. Call between 9:\ WALLY 1 >AIMT\r»« :ASTBRUh side Ave., south River, N.J. 15 Ii MerdvontHM SHREWSBURY. N.J MONDAY MAY 22. 1978 1. Mtrchondlit Nubbin For Salt For Salt 112. Boats And HIAberosen 227 HlttikMid. CARPET DIICOUNT TARNATOI, TATEK, UJMP6 SPU-DING - Golf clubt Never ueed Accesteries . Thhtt contractor or mocontrectomocon r ••JtRaToTRI^BBBB: • ... jneuee BBMI love m la etv Frem WUMM, MM deer. Alee AM/FM roSe. rnonlatlve al the contractor • cocom ri A Ai&rocM. Borouffh Cterl *f MM DEIM. FILES - ToMat. cMln. add *>adlloifoj— catluau Me HMH FLAGSHIP MARINE mtlment under Ma ocl ond anoll poll .erougn of Highlandsighlc , Bpy Avenue. Inf moctilnet, lyoewrlleri, office JITS - For no kullnm man, lull coplei ott tthhe natlce In ceniplcuoul iglilanda, Ntw Jersey •atlroa OM nova Mvanl. horotj worn, Municipal Marine Botln -• - — mji—ol l k LU*> flj It M navur. 114 aotn. anUT Coraorallon iMMiamVoyM ._ mutl bt exceYnsanktr d bv a cei Of WALT RACIAL SAW - 11", 1 M.P., itied check. catMer i check or bid M.ddletown N J KEVPORT MAD bondter Its ot fhe total amount ef the U1N thriiotion. If of •'tended roller HWY. H, H Wd- The lucctMlvH bidder will bt re 7»JS» ar outred It fwraWt latlstociory Iwrety LEMTIC MARINA - For Rorlton Bay Fond, In itolwlory term, in tkt lull DIAMOND RINOt - Three One booting. In-oul borthlM Hrvlce tor amount »f tht cenlroct Proposals m Ktonitwrt mart CUeter MM elfM » ll power and aoll booh. IS la »'. UMd mutt bt tnctOMd In a leoted ttlvtloat tut O iiin. etnti. va. ye., wan end. am boot Mm. TUIlll. name and odev ess end the deiignotIon ot tht mole Tht Kie.iii.rg iaard ¥ M IMS - Twe, Ilka am, F1H4. MO. ' service bid notaa an me DV>».(J> O> mvlles vow to Ud an trentperlol Hart mil, liti. ma 11 tarn. us. •aaraiaBDIHIttO TA1L1 - Conliinoaroryr , -, jnvotapt. The rlgw ti rewrved lo owtes ipKHicaiiaM may at «. M'l Gill MveKa. «. exjam iuaan ieV 10II1T boom font, troller AUlng rMaci any and all bids, hi tncreeM or upon rtqwati at me ante* e* the I •olnvl. ll» <*oir». M leevei. Hen- adaorood Hi Propel, til la \Sn. * HUH. ofcTtan auontltiei to be aurchated, tcrrttry. let Port MtmntiUti I IEES - Harm Spruce. ,j ,„„ UMSON - MM! Mil- Perfect LYMAN - MAKO, Moroull. Sobri. or lo woivt any Informaltilet In the eombura, Ntw Jer ley wtlfcday. be ""**' Xi* n HAILET - DO IT NOW DuromMIc, Boiton Whaler, Jonnun. ' I* and occomponying documents re --- HM"ham # t!a7 A.M. and it dig your own. SIS Men. prlvott norm, near Now York but. portunlty tor alert buyer. H ived. •VOR&M OF TH6 TOWN: call ntins call lunn Optn your own butslncu in the heart ot itchtn with unloue bar ond bu Rum ion i butlncti dlitrict Seven optMtoncnM . CarpeteCarpeted livlivingg roomroo,, two HP COUNCIL. WO LOCKE POWER - MII, HIGHLANDS - Noutlcol view ocion. lorg* roarnt, two oathi. ncedt a little tcrtned I poh bate DOROTHY T. ZANGHI 1 bedroom., tcrtened In porch, bate MERCURY OUTBOARD ANO DINING ROOM TABLE - Octogon "ch. Two utility troltari: «rw TXI4 rlvar. Sunny room tar moturt builntii h but trmt , why the prkt ot only Pufthoiii " DIU i p]Bin«rupi . m . iu— —nm—w —— ond outdoor borbtcue, Mafce an MERCRUISER - iALES AND SER- Township ol * in Iht oftlce at the Beard Setr ttory m wtopl. two loavea. twa cholri, lio. KloMd, ont. HX». km Tomtom. panamon CT 1118 arm S p.m lodav AUlno U3,*00. E A. VICE. DIKOIM Marine Supolloi end green arm choir, til Coll W 2Ui Altrtd J Agency X or before IM PM., Thurtdav, I June BUDGET SPECIAL J175 kEANSBURG - Furnlined roomi and RMSTRONG AGENCY, Reollen. WJ boot Moat all under one roof. Twin fit At this time ell bid! will be DIHT 1 opctmtftti. isssr rtnptcl *vt., Uttf Silver Hi-em Light Uarlm, let Hwy. M. E. opened publicly by the ••ore' tKi't- NOTICITOBIDOIM TOnOIL nTMtat or MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP -EAST PARKLINO •*•» iry ondreod aiV-d The Beaf* _ LAND CLEAIIIHO fll-1411 KEANSBURC - Brand new roncfte*, ST ICC It hereby f-ven mot seeled serves the right ta feleel any v tM IGMLANOS — ThfM roomi. luitablt KEYPORT - Room noil thrtt ond four bedrooms, large living our bedroom*, 1* mailer bedroom, New Jersey's proposals will be received by hand Oe Private entronct Bm lino. * living room, tormol dining room, livery or by U.I. Moll, addressed le PATRICK R. CO4.LUM •Multt, tlTS p*f montlith) ptupluti iutllltiti. room, dining room and kitchen combo rul In country kitchen, full recreation •curHy twqmn* mtii1-31*4. Wall to wall throughout Attained go Complete Marine Center tht Township Purchasingg Agentg.. Ad a ' Board Secretary ^asgsui rage Prlnclpalt only, 10% financing atemtnt, two lull iwnury bathi, at- mifustrotloittl n BtMMgButMMg.. 147 Lower Main WEDDING OOWN - DeWonor. I EANSBURG — Modarn ttvn-raom tached aoraee. eitrat. make ofttri. DOUBLofferi , CANOPni 471-MN Driven - Jehn Deere Model TATI Of NI Jl V FBIG1OAIRE - Refrloerator/fraelor om ll« ond * Haot, not wotar, BEAUTIFUL OFFICE SPACE JOHNSON OUTBOARD his is to certify thai the toregolna Yard Sales coaklna goi IntluoU. lT^PS Avollobk on Brood St.. Red Bonk oria AAARATED dlnance was introduced for first mini LO* office wil ilbl I ll SERVICE CENTER eodina by the Borough Council el Ihe HOUSE APPLIANCES - Eloctrlc EANStURO - Ttkrorbodroom, i. Borough ot Little Silver, County of ENCYCLOPAEDIAS - Funk a torM hllchon ond living room. W7S Woanall. IMt to tf7I and more. E WEST KEANSBUHG - By owner _._j to lobe in oc onmooth Stole of New Jersey on I ptui uffiitm ««-i»i _^___ ive roomt. Ntw root ond electric tyi May H7I and was finally adopted on 15 celSnl condition, un Mu.1 be a»n •nd urt«ni. Round toblt. Mil tor dance with Iht specitlcolions. Mum EYPORT - Three-bedroom opart DON'T PASS IT . BUY' em leilttiSt.. W. Keantburg. tU.ft SHIP'S STORE (.oplei ol which are on file In Ihe i 1*71 tmov Htm*. Way M. J) t to. S mtnt. 1300 o month, one montti itcur DOCTOR'S OFFICE AVAILABLE - :uh ofter 4 pn " TowntMp Purchasing Agent s Office. ANTHONY T. BRUNO p.m., Ffl.; M., »-3 p.m. IS Horlcon Modvfn oftlct wltti tpgcloui rtctptlon FLAGSHIP MARINE RNIIHIHO ON A LOW BUDGET? Mn/ own utilities. Reference* Thli newly constructed home often Uunlclpol Morlne Boiln 147 Lower Moin Street. Aberdttn, Ntw Mayer Ineck me USED FURNITURE CEN AM., Pwt AuPh orto. Ton fjtHamlnlno room*. I've YOU LL NEVER REGRET - The day TT6&T: quality feature. Inilde and out! Com- ou decided lo look at mil raited Atlantic Hlgnlandi Jersey, 07747, and may be obtained - _R OF RED BANK. Fmafurniture tor LtMCROFT - May If through 23. 1341 prlwalt Offlcti, bo thf oo m, utility fortable floor plan, dltployt three during raaular butlnew hours lephen 0 Grttnwood leu. HI thrnnBury Ava. EYPORT CLUB VILLAGE - Qne- foomi Awollablt Ju4y I. Jurat Office onch, brick ond frame. Four 191-5600 orough Clerk W From it., Lliwofl. Antlqu* *vord bedroom, air conditioned garden Cwtttf, Tinlon Fall.. W3 SJoS bedrooms, living room, a spacious bedroom*, 7'h, tjaiht, tormol* dining During the performance ot this con- <*t. ooh Khool dnk, oood toy*. kitchen with tot-In oreo, one bath, a tract, the contractor aortes OS lol U.40 opartment. Heat, hat water, cooking oom, oameroom, den, two-car ga- Open Sin Ooyi FURNITURE Odywy yw, much mort. ncluded Pool tree. Full price, «*0 a FAIR HAVEN - th County, utility room. The exterior It tided with oge, well treed ground! ond In an JWi: Furniture at o Irocilor, obove toil An t maintenance-free redwood., and lofty Cloied Mondavi a. Tht contractor or tub-contractor, montti. Cloie to New York but line, N.JJ BBu«y mt i iceilent «ed Bank locotlon Settled Wed, and Prl. nil tp.m namt brand ovolloMe. men . cll QMlnlUrl. " • P-m. IM Rt. 35 RENKEN It' - !«!. IM h.p Inboard The contractor will take otfirmotlve FLEA MARKET - Memorial Day, Middlctown, N.J. outboard Good condition, lull* Odlon to eneurt that wen applicants May 79, Oceanaort Community Center, 132 Condominiums KKrippM UStt Call S441171 otter S:» ore recruited and employed, ond thai TMHOMIAO FURNITURE CATALOG 77 Pets And Livestock tpofnored by Oceonport Soccer Pro employees are treated during employ one •'onch MRVICE OF N. J. UXURY HIGH RISE ON RIVER — HAVE BUYERS NEED LISTINGS Town Houses ment, without regard to thtlr age, toraanliatton meeting Wednesday. •EAGLE PUPPIES - AKC. wormod, wo both., two btdroom.. U10 Coll •porty m )l*e offrr « a.m. Call the Kerr Agency, Inc. WANTED — II' V-ooltom aluminum race, creed, color, notlonol origin, on May 14. •» P.M. al the West EM with shot.. FUM champion ttock. Calf U6 Rlnr Rd, Fair Haven, 741-4477 CO-OP - Excellent condition. Two cettry, marital ttatut or te«. Such oc Montr, Ocean Avenue. Long Brand.. Mi HKZLET - Store tor leote, WxU, In bedrooms, one both, living room ond AATAWAH/MIDOLESEX ROAD - HIGH FOOD PRICES GOT YOU ttan tnoll Include, but not bt limited to J., for the purpose of electtcllnt o Iht kitchen, only 1101 monthly main- WOOO PUSSY — In woter, ready to t, uporodlng ' ooeltlon. tor a eyeorVm BULL TERRIER • tautltul modirn ont ond twa DOWN? - Rolse your own; seven acre enonce which Includes touts, electric, OE WAIHIR — Heavy duty. 1100 bodroom apartiTrint., wporoU dlninf Nil. Groat vwpe. Terrific buy for UOO ;rul(menl or ing in^^rBRposovoi never uaaa monool lown mower. MS mole, IIH montrti. HAZLET - Highway 14. Retail itore or tarmetit, handy tornmirllng, horse water and sewoge. Perfect for young MI 1010 after I oten with family. .... terrace, porklng, central barn, shop, greenhouse, some woods, couple Only SI*.500. E.A. recruitment odvenising, layoff Call Til -171? altar a a.rn ir, pointed Only cg/UtS, Includes proreulononmttiekiMll oRlcoffice Up to mnoo tMo rni mlnotlon; rates of pay or other forms 'd of Commissioners Wage -pece HooHeatt and olair condlllocondl r dry utilities, Four bedroom home, ARMSTRONG AGENCY, REALTORS. IS WOOO AND CLASS TROJAN - as ond heat. Coll days, ili 1* mi, two Hie balh*, dlnino mom, fireplace, J5S Prospect AVt., Little Silver Ready lo go. . of compensation; ond selection for Vke Cholrmon i\X cellar, owners going West, wunt quick 74,-4J00. Trl-ltiD anytime training; Including apprenticeship AHorMy HAMMOND DACHSHUND AKC - StonOord LONG BRANCH - Slngl. ond com deal HAROLD LINDEMANN BRO- The contractor ogrees to po«t In con- II Is also proposed that on Arch! MATAWAN — U*tf rdgt luxury ont Wnatlon ofllcei available Will olter. HIGHLANDS - Two or three bedroom •ptcuon places, amUoMt lo employ ted'Engineer or on Architect and an btdroom apartmtnti. country Mttlna. KER, EATONTOWN, MMI03. — applicants for employment. fainter be named to serve for o one ORGAN twtly comml, dlthwoihtf, olr condl Rooaonable rent Include! all utlllllet HOLMDEL - Beautllul country home 154 Recreational JOGttsz'SS TRAINING IN YOUR HOMiE j ond daonlng. Amplo porKlng. ~IX~. ___ to be provided by tht con year term ot the pleasure ot tht Ay- lootf, UNMldvt. UCHIN RE 4V» acres. Three bedroomi. 11M,5OO. Vehicles trading officer setting forth tht provi- Mrlty as required, compensation te ot Asbury Park AITORS. m-SNO. . MATAWAN - Office building on Rt. 471-011*. vr^^noa. «.^»", ——^—~* r*—•• sions of thlt indiscrimination douse. • determined by the Authority on on I oaai, troa ivoluoTlon M, ample P^kingPrlme location •4),«0. »\WJ or 112777 HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP - Sprawling SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Two 1*71 STARCRAFT CAMPER b. Ttw contractor or subcontractor, as need" boils HUGE PIANO SALE ranch on acre plus. Huge entrance itory Townhouse. Twa bedrooms, >V* Sink. Hove, let box whtre applicable, will, in ail Mile- formal dotes, time ond-pioct shall FREE TO GOOO HOME - Two-ymr at Ml. CarpatlM th*o«gho«i Air con OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Suntet Ave. layer, living room, 15x23, formal din bathi, living room, dinlna roam, da- 741-4312 Itotlom or advertiseentadvertisements totor emploployy be scheduled for tht regular monthly dmonlna. Lot, of porklrtu. Swimming tq. ft UyllgMt, heavy Iraftlc. Ing room, kitchen and dinette, family tocheo garoot, U-,t». Coll 143 7714. \m PATHFINDER - ST. Mil con ees placeld d by or on behibehoirr of the con- meetings ore to bt determined, and se 775-9300 pool OMIToftftll Courti. Yowr v*ry own room, fireplace, three klng-slied trodor, state that oil qualified appll- ubllihtd. In accordance with tht GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPS oho. Walk to fivowlno and NY. City bedroomi, IV. bathi, central olr, SHADOW LAKE RESALES - Rdncnea conts will rtctlvt consldtrotlen for pentng public meellng Act. f, L. If! For Sola ommwtlng. i«46To. Opw t om S OFFICE SPACE - Hwy. 3J, Mid lalousle porch with deck overlooking and Townnouiei, trom ISS.000 lo employment without regard to oge. Call BO Wo ofl> p.m., Mori, to frt. ^^ dtetown. M0 K n. In profeulonai surrounding countryside ond volley, 170.000 Lawlay Aoency. Reolton, roc*, creed, color, notional origin, on Formal action on the above stated HAY STRAW SHAVINGS mtdl 11*5 a month. •TTIMI. batemenl. two car goruge. Beit in con 7ium Evei, mIP» cetlry, morltol status or HI; motters art anticipated te be loken GOOD HOMES FOUND - For oldar MIDDLETOWN - Single i Speclol. US itructlort and appointments. Must be c. The contractor or subcontractor nd Mjpjitiif at the onrnwl rtoraonlta- weekly, bills paid, very private . IIME LOCATION — Unbeatable at il 1131,000. where applicable will tend to eoch la 47 *4l* STATE RINTALS Bkr office for attorney, reot citote broker, 133 Income Property bar union or representative ot workers RlchordP. Klernon HIGH CHAIR - OS. Crib and cor flog* home or ouri. Inem-once agency, approximately 1400 LAWLEY with which he hos a collective bargain EnecutlveOkecior MIDOLETOWH — Juat 1329. Levltti to, rt. on Rt JS. Luxurious private AGENCY REALTORS RED BANK-INCOME PROPERTY - MKOI orrytlme thrtt btdroeww. KHH, poft o.k. Call tutte, conference room, il» tem( STUW" ing agreement or ether contract or un- in.** MIAMI Evt.tti-SSTf Twa onebedroem uportmenti. lov.ly DOOOE CHAMPION — 1*71. motor derstanding, a notice, to be provided private office*, carpeted, paneled, air — dltlonce STATE RENTALS Bkr conditioning. Roof-top tlgn. For KEANSBURG - Two bedroom house oreo. ample parking, walking home, uoto Skiiaaa il 31 tht agency contracting anker, ad on tovely, fenced, corner lot. Includes to bum and topping, uf.: Coll •ing Iht labor union or workers rep MOOERN GARDEN APARTMENTS further defollt. call Ed Peptln, owner ^r $ >.iw., Ol-tft.. itseniotlve ef the contractor's com w Middlttown _. Troded - Efflcltncy ont ond two b«dro*m« ifI-MOB. «RG DOOOE mi MOTOR , i In Hackitock. Chec« our KITTENS - CMon ond haolmy Naad RED tANK - Two-tomlly. One live- mltment under this act ond sholl post loving, kind homat. ovallobli Immtdtottly. No pttt RED BANK - tl Brood St. Two room* Mloned. W, algfttj! ?ck woa. copies of tht notlct In conspicuous NOTICIOPHBAR.NO lcai before you h yor MII m—n roam apartment, and ont three room Pleo.e tokt notice thai Iht under C a.m. to W p.m. MMP7 corpitod office tuftt containing op THE SMQLKO AGEN apariment. Five ttaraaet. Total Income proilmotely 1U tq.ft AvolkHHe July V pllconta lor employment. Igned hos applied to tht Planning LAtRAPOk RETRIEVER PUPS - MOOERN APARTMENT - Private ttw per montti. W3.W0 Bahn Real *~~~d of tht Twp of Mldaitlown for tomt, thrtti roomt. Noor irtMiporto- Food* n«or tecollen with rlv^r view In KEANSBURG - One, or both. 12.,500 •Mi musi bt occomponled by o cer IBM TYPEWRITERS AKC. Eicallant oKHoraa. Vary oood modern bulMIng with elevator. IN per each Three bedrooms, twa batht; ond titled check, cothltrVchtck or bid pol t it lll RENTAL 111 » per mo now kM btoodllna Oood tor Hold ton 4VS4414. btit ttmt to coll b«ria>t Rout with eptton to buy l>7< month include* all utiutlt* Call owner, thrtt bedroomt, one both. 7I7-S1U. bond tor I0X of Ihe total amount of the kk>. gun dog or pat. MoM ond Wofter Zlmmerer 1 Son, Me-3400 or Prlnclpott only. 135 Commercial bid. The MccMtful bidder will be re tamoML Snail. Coll doyi. Ml 44*1 M4-4JIJ. - If71 Troll Star quired to furnish •ottttoctory Sun" IBM EXECUTIVE TYPEWRITER woakando. »»•. S4MOH KEANSBURG VALUE) - Juit two aff OI Lnioiiun Diuriifi i MI uLivm an. ISt vktrMU racanH, 130 Creotlv rtorv towfvhoiMVj twobodrooimor ont- blocks to stores, bus line and school Property Bond, In statutory term, In Ihe ti_ with plans, specifications and survey, Ptaymlnga HMtoor gym, tit. Hand Iff PONY — 11-hond Mora. Englllh and broroom wltti dW. IM botni, all op amount ol the ctntrocl. Proposals presently on tilt wllh tht Mlddletown mowar.fW. Chandallar. Ui Ml un MMncai. pool. US0 par month plui Bank eondmar k undergoing co Attrociive ronchtr with thrtt DELI AND — TVt room attached home mult be enclosed kn a waled envelope Waatam Mck. Oootl ond kuk. Oaaw rt hob and modernliotlon Into a tlnon badroomi plus a dining room. Thli U.IOC-ON TRUCK CAMPER - 1*73. Township Plonnlng Board on premises ond Mao*. >n IJ» utlllttai. Con Ml ton. home Is priced lo sell fail, see II today tor tale. Mull Mil. Dual rtfrtgtroW, throe -bur ne r stey t wllh tht Udder's nome and oddreit ommonly known ond designated os a ckH/prcptne.o»ol center. Office toittt IIMSI-We ond the designation ot tht mote- portion ot Lot I, BlOCkS. JUKE IOXES - Plnoolli, mum. ol Pockati. oprkol "" OtfAN - mm, •- I1FS. remaining, rongino from m to, ft. Air, ond make an offer. 133,900 kH/ser vice Wd noted on tht outside of carpet ond all office peeporertiont in CENTURNTURY 71 COZENS., RealRealtort ! condition. Boil of A copy ol the application hot been MTSX STAT« RINTALt Mr the envelope. Tfc» right Is „, lied In tht OlfiCt Ol tht Township """"g eluded In rant on Ions term leoset "Independently Owned" 137 Lots & Acreage reject any and oil bid*, to increase or Clerk, ond may be Inspected. Occuponcy July 1. Colt owner, Walter 113 R:lvel r PtT Fair H ItTS IMPALA - B', MIKontalno decrease quantities to be | A public hearing will be held on KENMORE - WoUiIng machMa. I) TWO iCAUTlFUL - Block NEAR BEACH - Sao trtgM, |uat tas. Zknmtftr I Un, Me MOO or Mmn. 741 I- >I t told rcJrtr, US. oonhn wroytrt, I pupfpin. tomotn. HS ooch. FOR SALE - n acrtn. Air. Looded with introi. Cuitom bul or lo waive ony Informal! Monday evening, tht 5th oay ot Junt. end tK Qordan IWanla iprovar. 140 Call owyttmt, «HS-UII !W"*lBWft RCD BANK -191 Monmoutti SI Thrte tnia. Owner USOO S4MU). • 71. ol I 00 P M. Ot the Township ifl-lOJ. Immaculate mree-bedroom home .. Hall, Middlttown. Ntw Jersey. 01 which time you moy appear either In KITCHEHAINAID ODIVHWASHEl R - excellent neighborhood. 1550 a month PORT MONMOUTH - JKMIOO. utlll Bicycln/Mlnl ESaie'ly* VoW t >cailon In plus utilities. One-year lease require* tlei Con be va>dlvMod, IIJ.MO ttrton or by ogent or attorney and modern building with olr and reserve plut security, E.A. ARMSTRONG , olS-l7ol * even I ony objection which you moy TJt-MH or 741344S Bikes RED BANK It RIVERSIDE AVE on lilt parting ttitt per month Includ AGENCY, REALTORS, JSS Prospect Township of AberdJ KITCHEN TABLE - FWor lamp Ma heat plus electric Call owner, Ave.. Little Silver. 741-4MB. TINTON FALLS — Vi ocri. Prime cor- May!} RIVERVIEW TOWERS nar location, all Improvemenli _norney for applU ujiaaiitai bandi, waodan itorm wl "THE VERY FINEST IN Waiter Zlmmerer L Son, M6 3400 or lllllt- SI I VKt four beurooi dawl brawn ru tl n I 210 Lost ft Found Chriif ion Brothers A cod Aiktno S LUXURY HIGH-RISE" I'/i-bathi, ranch on lovely kmdicapet Dated; April 71, Wl Overlooking HM Nevaaink Rlvar TINTON FALLS - Sycamore Pro property. Living room with tlreploce 221 Colts MlCk WI*H FOUND - Thmt or four-menm oW Mavn I LADY'S PLATINUM ENGAGEMEN leulonol Building, lod ocint to country kitchen-family room combine 131 Mobile Homes MOMH. rWk grey with white and brown MOTICI RING — JOJ carat. EmeroM c BIKE — toy*' W-ipotd, McolNmt Con ./•wonlyool.. Tonttpuikoaprtntia Parkwavl. now completing ultra lion with flreptote plui oomcroom Found In the vicinity of Mar TAKE NOTICE thot Romcor Reoll toyirid Boo jhtlr lownl By moinWnlng 100X oc modem addition, ready lor July occ Dining roam with French door* leodtnc If75 HOLLY PARK - Il«o0 Fully many Rd. MldOletown. Call 717 fOJ3 _i , inc , trading as The Apple Inn NOTKI TO BIDOMS cuponcy. Unlimited porklng, ba- to screened porch and brick potlo A ofter » p.i hat applied to the Mayor and Councl titully kjndicoped. Space avollable real dream haute, 192,500. ALFRED J ot Ihe Township ol Colts Neck for i Propoiols will be received by the MOPED - Troda Snow lOmpM, r«w ttdraorn2SCSLXJZ1XWVai itorting of U40, two LOST — Two dogs, Sunday, Mov 7. carabTStody to Bw B-JfT'Tne Dal S3tS firm. medtcol •ptcloity, will finith to HASSINGER AGENCY, 141 5M0. ry Detail Coniumption LIctnl L- ~~Ta~ ^J a.«ta>loa •• lliaiol MaaaBwaawlrtill Mole spin, white with choke and flea roiwrfy Ua>feBI !• Rail jnr Boos tEnr*lefcl*o Reamer. Inn«a»ury. N.J. OTHI bedrooms itartlng at UOO, three lor premises situated on the tost tide UoNlvTy, r*J.o"o¥ Jwr. laTy »%" ""If "•#• ndBrffoovblj 741 71II LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION collar. Femole Siberlon Hus*y, gray. bedroomi alto. — The three most Important words In of New Jersey Stole Highway Roul md Delivering ef one II) each Traffic LARGE MEN'S CLOTHING - Sim u 3r with btue collar and Ion leod. Reword. 14, south ot Stale Highway Route S37 In Lint Pavement Slrlper. Proposoli will u.a.ft Sana lulu win two Real Eitoie. Set thli ideally located Coll 747-40*4 after 1 p.m. ponll. on!a witit. HU nS Ta. nevir I II Sports Equipment 109 Buildings/Garages home today. Offers ipedai den with EATONTOWN - Homette 1»7J, llnSJ me Township ol Colli Neck, County i It opened and reoTin public, at the worn. Con bbe lean ot » Plum Hiding glau daori to wndtck, three Two meal. O»kTt pom. Coll S7. Week welsh Terrier. Male. I ytor» old. I POOLS-Fortory SpttUlt eat-In kitchen, corpetlng, dlahwoihar and Secretory. Prospective bidders will be fur-. SWIM POOL MATAAN - Two-family, close to the Motl hove medication. Aniweri to the nlshed with. « copy tf tht contract MANURE - ITa buihtl. Flvt^wiha Cuing ouout our Iv77 Una. Luxury poo CVPERIENCED HOUSESITTERS - center of town, walk to (ransportatlon nome Brontfy. 4n-M1J. Tht stockholders of Romcor Real! minimum. Dallvtrad. ck. hoc. ond ftlHr. Only Sl> Avoliabte June 1. Couple. Ctl Shorthmd Memork ... Inc. who hold more than 10** o documents OM spec meat Ion*, without wKiovck five room* first floor, tour roomt sec tor S p.m. chorat. by tht Office tf Central Puf 7IMIS0 RED BANK - Two room, nicely deco North county. Htterencet ond floor, recently domd b fi LOST - Femole Irian Setter, flvi the stock of sold corporation and Ihei WWtrttwi1 Miieowm, P6., ITTM. »iniH07 month, old Vicinity at Saint Comer tidencel ore oi follow!: MARATHON POOL FILTER - * n p roMd. oil utllltM. will accept rtoWwpK o Coll dttor 4. 741-I1O TRAILER - In pork, vicinity of Ine'l, E. «eo«n»w». Fotnlly heorl he, Jr.. SU Moore Rood Propo. 'roaoMls t must bt mode tn me Stan 1 Hailel Keantbwrg. Pleoit coll, MIDDLETOWN - Eight-room ranch 140 Real Estate Wanted broKon. Rawora. lifsSSI. Hlllt, Neptune, NtW Jti dord PPropflial Forms in Iht manntr 83 CBs/Electronics SEA BRIGHT - Five lorgt roomi o« mnu, 10 a.m. 7 p.m. No colii ofter J. lory family room wltti tlreploce. twi L01T attlanatad in the conlroct documenti, -——'BW HkSl OVB^BrBBft AVBMt4BBp4t JUfaot 1 - j*y tan Hmky. »wfv"' Dorothy WaHi, Lacwil Point Rood must be encloied In 0 staled enveloi MEDITERRANEAN DINING - WL. OOOO HOUSC* NCeOEB MbM. nva ctmrt end cNno cloiat. SIM COBRA IS SS» - Highly » tnotf/j an Parlivtew Tairaoor Llncren, Locust, ntw Jef ley. btartng ttw name and eddress of, li Irom railroad llotlon, 111,000. 67M197 One-family units from »i to SO'i in ~U 747-4174. OOleclloni, It ony, should be mad Bidder end the nomt of the work L Sarvar. SIM. Con IP-im. n Norfhern Monmouth County. JO-doy mt outilde, oddrtued to Mr. Joseph MIDDLETOWN - Four-bedroom, 7Vi LOST - OM conventional liming rod, immediately in writing lo Mr Geon MOVING - Flvenuce bMYofin Hi Si9SlS gat! vicinity otMrMjyen Launching Mondio, Clerk ol Ihe Township of Col R. VwiIO, Township Admlniitrotor, buffat. alaclrlc adjtr, »ll wtilta rug TE RENTALS Bkr both, ranch. Beautiful landscape Neck, P 0 Box 1U, Colls Neck. New Township Hall. MM«fttwn, Ntw Jet Mony extras. Pool. Deck. Gameroom Romp. RtWOTv. urfSW, Ity and mult bl occomponltd by a oftar IKml. jumi Merchandise SUPIR STUDIO - Rad Bonk. UOO 0 Super oreo. 741-effl. LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In Jersey 07711 month, private both. Keanaburg-Mlddletown-Hoilet- REWARD - Lost dog. "SWbee", ton RAMCOR REALTY CO.. INC itotemeni ot Consent ot Surety from a NEVER USED tATTERY - Cony Wanted rO-HM STATE RENTALS Bkr. Houses For Sal* MIDDLETOWN - Smd lor r. Holmdtf area. THE SMOLKO AGEN- and white. Dork toce, red collor. Mid HANSLETSCHE, JR outhorliedlodobusi tr, yo•n notI . Mtlla. "Homel For Living" brochure, alci CY, 717-0113 dlttown orto. Coll 747-OOU. Prtliden _.. ol New Jersey and « AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UNWANTE WALL TWP - Uuury Gordon oport 1.1 ACRES Set S deicrlptloni, Jiricel on available ctptobie to the Towmhlp of Mtddlt- MUSH ments, Full carpeting, tome with lire- May 11,11 134 town ond o certified check, coshlers ANTIQUES. JEWELRY, RUGS. FO Five badroomi. 17- moitar bedroom. hornet. APPLEBROOK REALTORS, SELLING YOUR HOME? — Wire In- ptaces, tennis court, iwlmming pool, en Rt. 35, Mlddlitown, 171 BOO. 2)3 Initructlon check or Wd band, payable to the Trto- ERNA1IONAL GALLERIES chili houoo. UnturnMhod. Horflne at NOTICBTOBIODBRI •uftr ot the TowniMp, In tht omount W4a. Seeing II bollavlng. 14. H«. MIDDLETOWN - Four .bedroom. 7V* A TWO ME* - Morning Reel toMe .Jolice Is hereby glvtn that C«l Of not Ittl than ten (10) percent of fhe I. Ntwman Springs Rd. fireplace, tot-In kitchen, den, ttudy, loned lealtd bldi bearing bidder twry tV lxury baths ovtrslied garage bom Colonial, leautltul area, centra LlctrrUng Couru. June I1D. Men- total omount bid, WEST END - Corsan opOTtmam. One. air, boomed celling and brick flreploc. mouth Inallhita, 7t\4ffn. name end oddrtis will be received b bedroom, turnlihed, unfwrnlihed. In tomlly room, barbecut In lorao —• Rl i k| A I IONAL hi Coltl Neck Township Boord 0 Tht township reierves the right to Swimming pool, ocean view. %in per PIANO LESSONS - For children ana rtltd ony or all bids or to waive «ny AND WHITE - URbotttar In kitchen. Principal! only, flf, education on or belore 1:00 P.M. " month, yoor-roim*. Topper Hjofa 471-4445. odulti. E«parlmcad teocher Coll Weonesday. June 7, 1971. at which tl. Informalities where such Intormollly Taokwood trlmmlnoi •• Aportmenti, 4tO Ocoon Blvd.. nutOi. HHia for more Information. hty will be publicly opened, read, on, It not detrlmenfol lo tnt best interesl omr. CoilI SO-HUS: H «nytlma. ANTIQUES- Anymlngold. Furnltura MONMOUTH BEACH — Charming, at the Township WEST END - Kldi, peti welcome. Kordtd lor the following: .. FANTASTIC BROCHURE — Oftwo-bedroom Cape. Fireplace, 152 Boats & 1. Custodial Suppllei All bidden mutt comply with chop Grooni Ave., «5, Nil " Riparian rights, quiet street. 150,000. rer 137 P.L. 1*75. or without. 747-MM STATE hornet In Monmouth County I Hi yours 1. Bread 0 1*4 Hit. if you write or call Betsy Rott Agency. BT|445.__ Accessories 1. Milk By order of the Too.. ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN U7RI. W, Keyport. N.J. O773S. Phone 4. ice Cream trotor ol the Township of h..__ ORGAN - kotowln InMflvM with Fu YIQUES. Rt. M ond Homaataod Avo. W O'OAV JAVEUN — Excellent con- Joseph ft, VUIIO dition Ftberoloi, new rigging, cover, 5. Gatollne Laanorda. HI Ma. 102 Houses For Rent 6. Fuel Oil Township Admlnlltroter into, coil ofrnie. I WILL OUY - All mow old » nlent. Priced 1 211 Aberdeen Spec III tot Ion i and Terms, Centra M0V& IU.M iwordi ond military Itmi you I ACREAGE RUMSON to cnoosc from, nosy terms or buyers. I* STARCRAFT - IS alactrlc itort Conditions, ond Bid Forms may be ob PAINT - All colon, oil lypai, 13 hoya oround ttw houia. Sal tp» KIRWAN CO 'REAL ESTATE ONE, Johnion, troller ond entroi Reody tor NOTICRTOBIDDKR! talned from the Ottoce ot tht Seer "B« gollon. toll tree. WO VTi M40 or 164-0600. Open water, bell offer. 3.H173. NOTICE Is hereby given that tooled tory, Ctdar Drlvt School. Ctdor 242 Shrewsbury HUMMEL COLLECTORS woll-to-woll, fenced overilied lol » or W sven days till *• ' .. SEABREEZE - Flbergtoi boal proposals will be received by hood de- Drlvt, Coltl Neck, Ntw Jtrsjy omi Pkrlavlalli-Flgurlnai AELWED AGENCY livery or by U.S. Moll, addressed to between 10:00 AM ond * 00 P.M. Borough Hlghail prlcaipoM. Tdvm. Worn. NEW LISTING ISO'S with troller and SS h.p. motor Beit PIANOS-OMANS ....JOLETOWN OCEAN TV» the Township PurclMMlng Agent, Ad weekdovs. I Phone: 201-46M1U) 10 p.m. UlSeSO Three super bedroomt, 17x30' matter ministration lldg., 147 Lower Main The Boord reserves tht right lo r HIGHLANDS - Small nVtwoom cot- bedroom, living room, formal dining SI.. Aberdeen, N.J. 07747, and there- ect any ond all bldi, or oword bldt The Shrewsbury Boro Board of Idw NAN JOHNSON room, eat-In country kitchen, luxury BUYS AND BUYS tage, wtMbtt adultt. S17S per month A BETTER BUY — than renting Is, li' FIBERGLAS HULL RUNABOUT - after urneoled ond rood in tht Caunclll whole or In port which In Its ludgme cation will rtctlvt staled BIDS tor plui tf.ll.H«. 1*11.44. Invest now In your future, (price* bath, utility room, recreation base And old troller, sm or belt offer. Call Chambers, Abo*rae«n Township, New may be deemed In the belt Interest a. Fuel Oil From on antlra nauaahold to o ling ment, lonascoped lot, super orto. Htm. Antloya hrnlkira. liwtlry. • orenl going down). Wtl I-maintained UMOtt. Jersey on June Ith, Wi at or after tht School District; and to waive im b Janitorial Supplies HOLMDEL COLONIAL - Acreage, rancher. In Hlghlondv Located near mottrlal formalities. for the school year 1l7t/7t until 3 * var. Immadlota co»h Top oollo g AAELMED AGENCY II' STARCRAFT FIBERGLAS — SO3:10 p.m. prevailing time, no bids BOI44T. tour-bedroom, •hart-term, kid*, pet*. thhingi . Two bedrbedroomo t plus a den. being received otter public coll there- Bidden ore required lo comply w p.m., prevailing time. Tuesday. Juni d ntw both. Unique MIDDLETOWN OCEAN TWP. H.P. Mercury with trailer, perfect A.| ofter, for tht followino: the requirements of PL. l»7i, c. 117. t, mi ond will immediately proee« 747-MM STATE RENTALS Bfcr. n kitchen ond nt 6TI-SU0 4»MeW condition, mony OKtrae. tleSO. MI4W; OLD FURNITURE - Anllqual. cl MUNICIPAL BUILDING to unseal some In tht (presence of MM oJoHwora, on oblacti and brlc<< INTERLAKEN - Fine* two-bedroom, OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Woytltf CONSTRUCTION parties bidding or their agent.. II luct irnmoMta coHi fir onytfWo and . "independentlmxtsiSiy Owned ' and Long View Vllloae. Eltg .. GLASSPAR — V-hull. fully ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP parlies choose to bt then and then rvitilna. Ruacll'i. 19 E. Front S 113 River Rd. jMm FolrHovm homes from U7.W0. Coll S3I-E equipped, 1976. IIS h.p. Mercury ond present, In tht Offlct of the Scheo Church St. a so. Atlantic Avt. Business Administrator, Shrewsbury OLDER COLONIAL - Red Bonk area. Longtroiler. Full con.oi. I3M. Coll Aberdeen, Ntw Jersey 07747 May n. If 71 KEANSBURG — Twt-bedroom MMeU. Boro School, » Obre Place, Shrews REMODELING - BolMub and STAMPS — Collactor wonti to duplex, nice area, fenced rear yard. Fin* condition,, ottering three I. Site work May 23 bury, N.J. 07701. tlnofc turn Hiding mower door, «U U.S., Conodo. Graol Britain iln AL GREENE 1 CO., INC bedroomi, large closets, living room, \r WOOD JERSEY SKIFF - Cotor, SS ]. Generol construction work REALTORS dlnino room, full basement ond attic. J. Plumbing Spec if leal Ions, etc., con be secure* WHwy. IS Keypon r»: H P. motor, both need repair. HOD. Call 4. Heating, Ventilating. Air Condi- ol tht Office ot the School Business Ad Will sell FHA or VA Asking Ui.SOO. 7PS4O1 after S 0 M7Hlghlowls mlnistrotor, JO Obrt Ploct. on scnoo leoti (J), OS oocti. KEVPORT - Four big bedbedroomtr , wo- A PARK-LIKE YARD NAVESINK ASSOCS. II' CRUISERS (OAT - With 75 h.p. NOTICI dtrAtbetweebt n ththe hourh s oif It 0000 o Spocloui tomlly room and encL.... TAKE NOTICE that application has ._JJB« pevailing e SOFA - M", tor wick aale. 0— K [ ,M I '• \ A I [ V!i'N Maroom cornWna to moka Ihli lour., 671-0600. Evlnrude motor, with occeuorlei. Sold materials/urvlcn ore to bt In 4.dop>.nv, prevailing lime condition. Two leh illpcoveri, III!. I ~ •. eO-Sfiy accordance with tht specifications, been mode to the Mayor ond Council ot Bloderi are retired lo comply will R E N T ft L S bedroom. mreUwtr. Spill Livil home OUR UGLY DUCKLING the Borough of Highlands, lo troniler mt requirements of Chapter 127, Pi* wi-om ' Idaol tor growing tomlly. Neor «x- copies ol which art on flit in Iht Wi must sell this home, so we're reody 19' WATER SKI BOAT - Yellow, with Township Purchaslno Agent s Office, lo King Jomtl Inn, Inc., tor premises lie Laws of 1*73 and Chapter 11. Publl USHL. cellent Knooll. Many axfroi. S73.S00 to listen to any reasonable proposal, we ISO h.p. MercurMerc y ond Cox trailer. Ex- oca ot the corner of Highway U Lewi ot 1*77. Prlnclpoll only. S*Mi7<. 14} Lowtr Main St.. Aberdeen. N.J. Or 108. Commercial 101 Apartments RUMSON — Three*edroom Colonial. may be able to (rode vour present home cellent condlll the Office of Township Architect, Don and Orchard Street, Highlands, New Tht Board rtterves the right t» re ATLANTIC HIOHLAND5 - Four- or oner attractive flfwnclng. We con Ml 1137. Itl Bach A.I.A., «3 Fordhom Drlvt, ersey (Block 101, Lots 3B and 7 C), ltd ony or all bids, to walvt immait Rentals bedroom, taroboth Bl-leval. pamled otter a center nail Cglonlal featuring Aberdten. Ntw Jersey. 07747. Said tenory retail consumption license C rial Informalities, ond the right to se *?i twtcor.joroga. lundack. Hloh entry, living room, fireplace, dining I issued heretofore to John C. Wtit- lect ony or all of the items submitte view. New twe*edraem, two tt room, new kitchen, beamed celling okt t'a Sky Top Inn, for Ihe premises by bidders All bids must M susmitt* tomlly room. Screened porch. DOCK ocated ot tht corner ol Highway M borni. Hying room, dinette, kitchen Via* W VMWOra IO.W — **F"» •»" • In sealed envelope* and marked lo Ir BRAND NEW PIREPLACE overlooking 31 In-ground pool, Itr vansgrtss dictiethtlyptM'ld laundry room with womir/gVy.r, tor cy. Throe eedreemi. twa tin K' CRUIJRR BOAT - With troller, IB* A rtonrtfvMoobfO fee in the l N race, mony cloieli, wall-to-wo Pour badroomi. ir mailer bedroom, raced fenced rear yord. Basement. MerCmlter, InMordroutooord. Call ol- Boord of Educath) boaement. Leon required. to" oueit bedroom, eat-In Klence kllch- Two-car oarage. Needs tomt decorat- of fifty *Hlors (UO.OOI modi poyoWe ffiUm !a'U'ft"S s moating, coble T.V.. olr condlllorw ter o p.m., MIMW. to Daniel Boch A.l.A. shall bt reaylrM Borough ot Shrewtlxjr dtiKwoerier, tram comwK.ror, retrlo- en, tormol dining room, 90' llvlna ing and TLC, but let's make a deal. Dominic J. Accerr room, IT tomlly room with fireplace, NTUHY 31 McGOWAN RYAN ZOBEL - Lopetrako. mahogany. tor the complete Mt ot tpeclfl cat ions. orator. two-eyen range, hooted iwlm plant ond proposol sheets residence, of oil stock School Business Administrate •oToool. twa lighted Mil count two full lunury bathi, atloctied goroge. ..JENCY, 234 River Rd., Red Bonk. . ,Y V4. occeuor hotdei holding mort thon 10% of any NObre Plot WEST PALM BEACH, FLA., AREA - utility room, plui treei golori. UoV J-MO00 cillent tlihlng boot. During the ptrtormonce ot this con of the stock ol sold corporation art oi •mrlra mam, KUbMrJ mm (Lonrono). Twojaadroom MrnliMd troct, the contractor ogreei os lol- Shrewsbury, N.J. 0770 24' CHRIS CRAFT - » Chevrolet, allows: Dated Moy It, 1*77 houat, SMpar month Including mill- MELMED AGENCY PARTY LOVERS Ki llei. Coll otter S p.nvwaakdoyi. ony- mm Moy Tl. 13 US.4 tlme woaunoa. CUBJt MIODLtTOWN OCEAN TWP. Throw plenty ot shindigs, pool, tar In a. Tht contractor or sub-contractor, basement In lovely ranch on treed lol. tBSBr where oppllcoblt, will not dis- BUY OR SELL - Your home through Also 15XIS living room, dining room, iite ogolt any emploee or ap- on oftllla*. of the largest rtoj estate »' FIBERGLAS SAILBOAT Itfl - plic 211 Aberdeen Twp. 218 Aberdeen Twp. 104 winter Rentals kitchen, den, gomeroom. Thrtt Boat the hidden coet of exlroi, buy one one. te ot company In the world—Ci bedroomi, utility room. Live In DOM- arn, acesy, moo st l Conm Realtor " ment with refrigerator am] oven plus Tht SUfAMAJYOR SEA MIOHT - Efficiency and motel built int. Lood* ot happy hours ore _ -. Coott Tht controctor will toke offtrmotlvt BOARD VALUABLE COUPON Guard portage, Ml It, loll covert, dock odlon t» oMure that Mich applicantappi * llnet. Full gal jay, targt dining loyout, oro e rtctcr wttod and omoloyodomoloyod . onond that neepv nvt. SwB*-^r*w. emptoytes ore treoted during emply Hiet, N.J. mtnt, without recorecord to ththeie ager , BY THE SEA ALL MARINE ELECTRONICS — We roc*, creedd , colorl , notionatil lorigin ii , an- 50 CENTS OFF VICTORIAN »»OR;T MONMOUTH - Hondymon'i save you mort. Shop around, than coll spfcclal. Six-room Colonial, thrtt cestry, morltol status or HI Such ac- 105 Summer Rentals with charm In top reildontlol location, btoVoomt, 13x1$ kitchen, 15x11 living Booting Electronic* Hot Lint tor frtt tion shall Include, but not bt limited to •even badroomi, IVt bathi, 13-room, room with fireplace, ?xl7 dining or price quoits. Your Next Al RENTALS - wornlihed homei ond control olr, two flreptocei. two; Coll anytime. 741.IM. pm. I» .741 FLAGSHIP-MARINE Moyll.B 16 The Dtatfy Reghfcr SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY MAY 22, 1978 234 Middletown 244 Wort Long Branch HOTICI WEST LOM« »ANCH 'Pump-a-thon' Tukt noiict thai application ftov *«ii Long •ranch loora ot Educa Bruce G. Coe's Case on Mr. Bell: ON«i made 10 lht Township oi Mxklle lion Will have a uwciol meeting on town. N J 10 Irantter to SAN SCHO JUM T. l*;i at • 00 p m in the Frank INC u UN iCMO. lot premiut IO AnlonlMi School Library to hear a hospital CatiO at 1670 Roult IS. Miami-town {WTMnntl mailer N j Pitfiary Retail Con&umpnon L. f teme No C 10 heretoforheetoore nw«nw«ii Io iANCHO INC T S benefit iANCHO INC to Thhtt SStintting IoIo'' prp c •*•, lotoiM ul I6S0 RouRt tte ISIS . MdMiiddld e 247 Regional Noticts FAIR HAVEN - The Fair tu*n N JJ Public wants to know WH0?' SolS e ilgchrtoldc' of SAN SCHO INC NOTICI TO UDplM Haven Fire Department was ii Einubetn Novak. U Gulway OM»*. TheMonmowth Regional High Huiltl. N J " School ioard ot Education, Tinton among 89 tire companies from By MARK MAGYAR the state, and the Coe camp is I'm not going lo vote for Otojttliom. il uny should be mode Foils. N.J hereby Invites lh« submit immMialeiy in writing to Hilag Coll. lion ol bids lor turnlihing the follow throughout the state which RUMSON - To the chagrin no exception any programs that aren't son. Clerk ol lh« Township at Middle raised more than 115.000 yes- ot many area Republicans. Assemblywoman Marie working, he said. When pro- town. One K.ngi Highway SVPPL^ SAN SCHO, INC terday for the Delaware Val- Bruce G Coe, GOP Con- Muhler. my campaign treas- grams don't work, they hurt ELIZABETH NOVAK AND SCIENCE SUPPLIES Moy 1S32 ti] M Bids will be received until 10 00 o.m the people they're supposed to prevailing time on JUNE S. 1971, in Iht ley Burn Center in Pennsylva- gressional ' candidate, is urer, is tor Case, and so is office ot Tht School Business Admims nia staying neutral in what they John Bennett III of Little Sil- be helping, because they turn 244 Tintflt Falls lime ond place oil bldt will be opened consider the acid lest of true ver, our attorney, Mr Coe the rest of society off to their PUftLIC NOTICI and read publicly They were part of a 15-mile Republicanism — the prima- noted. plight. There is no need for the •OMOU«H OP TINTON FALLS Spec III cations and bid forms may be pump-a-thon which took place NOTICI OP FINAL obtained from tht Business Office. ry battle between liberal Sen federal budget to be over |SW &U1DIVISION AND Monmauth Regional High School. 515 at Trenton Raceway beginning But Robert C. Stanley of VARIANCi APPROVAL Tinton Avenue. Tinton Falls. N J. Clifford P. Case and con- billion a year. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai at the Blddert are required to comply with at 9 am Fire companies with Middletown, the chairman of regular public meeting of the I niton me requirement* of P L I97S, c 127, servative Jeffrey Bell When you see programs Foil* Planning Boatd held on Wednet and PL 1977, c 3. their hoses transferred water my finance committee, is firm- doy, May 17. tVt in the Municipal Cm The B*wfl et Education reserves iht People keep asking me ly for Bell, and Francis E P. here in the 3rd District that ter. tht Tinton Follt Planning Board right to re|tct any and/or all bids Any from one company's hose lo Old grant on application by Holly bids submitted will be binding for «S who I support, and I tell them McCarter. my old friend and aren't working — like shore Building Corp lor finol tubdivlilon ap days subsequent to the dole of the bid another for approximately 15 4 provoi and on application tor two von opening miles of hose, according to whichever one wins the prima- neighbor in Rumson. was one protection, transportation, oncti In conjunction with the appli Frank A Volpe, Ed O MCAP — you have to conclude cation lor final tubdlviiion approval Deputy Secretary John Frazee. here. The event ry has my full support. Mr of Bell's earliest supporters, by Holly Building Corp involving o Monmoulh Regional High School he said. I just hope all four that government dollars are portion of Lot 3 I in Block \*J at US Tinton Avenue ended at 4 p.m. Coe said. That answer is not iho*n on the Official TOM Map of the Tinton Falls. New Jersey 07714 being wasted, he said. I'm Borough of Tinton Falls Said subdivi- entirely satisfactory to some will support me. sion Creoles 13 lols with J of Ine pro Mov» M90 He said eight firemen, not advocating cutting pro- posed lots known a\ Lots IS ond 16 hav people, but I feel it would be Mr. Coe describes himself Ing trontoge of 12 leel each instead ol along with nine future presumptive of me — as a new- as a liberal on matters of so- grams. I'm suggesting making the required ISO feel, for which the two 248 M on mouth County vanonces wire granted, all as thown firemen from Explorer Post comer to partisan politics — to cial policy, but a fiscal con- programs work — and in a on a moo entuitd Final Molor Subdi NOTICI TOBIDDERS vision Map - Wvntrest See. I — Tax Notice it hereby given that staled 355, represented Fair Haven at make any endorsement. servative, and that blend cost-effective manner. Map - Portion of Lot 3 I. Block Ml - bldt will be received by The Mon- Borough ol Tinton Follt — M moulh County Board of Recreation the event. Mr. Coe said he sees guides his evaluation of the But Mr. Coe said his posi- Ct N J " d b Commliiionert at thl Monmoulh County Park System AOMINIS Also representing Mon- strengths and weaknesses in two candidates tions would probably cor- vf Smith Associa od daed ac TRATIVE OFFICES. Thompson Park. 72, 1971 The land In question it located Newman Springs Hd . Lincroft. New mouth County were members both Senate candidates. I lunched with Jeffrey Bell respond more closely with Sen. on the south tide of Shark River Sto Jersey, until 10 00 o m , prevailing lion Rood at Its intersection with Wot lime on Monday, June 12. 1971 and then of the Leonardo fire company My political advisors tell in Trenton, and I must admit I Case's on matters of social pol- son Avtnue Io paper street) publicly opened ond reod aloud for trie A copy of the above referenced map, following of Middletown, he said. me Senator Case is a proven am sympathetic with his em- icy. rvtr with a copy of the Resolution 1 TERMITE EXTERMINATION vote getter and that it would be phasis of the need to restore Senator Case is perceived X ed by the Tinton Falls Planning SERVICES Water was pumped from a Board granting the aforesaid appro* 2. EXTERIOR PAINTING nearby lake to the track ind in my own best interests if he incentives to the private sec- as very liberal and very pro- ois Is on fill with the Secretory of the 3. CONSTRUCTION OF GREENS Tinton Falls Planning Board and avail - HOWELL PARK GOLF back to the lake, he said. won, Mr. Coe said. But I tor, because it is the private Israel, and I'm going lo be able for inspection during regular busi COURSE ness hour*. Bid Documents, including InstruC1 can't help thinking that sector that creates permanent very pro-Israel and many of GIORDANO. HALLERANE lions to Bidden, Proposal Forms, and jobs and increases the growth my votes will be viewed as CRAHAYRAHAY. ESQS complete Plans and Specifications in the same sense that Mr. Attorneyys ttaar Applicanli t may be obtained by qualified bidden Bell's inexperience is a handi- rate of the economy. Mr. Coe liberal too, Mr. Coe said. HOLLY BUILILDIND G CORP at Ihe ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES The Dairy ReHMtcr •y JOHN R. HALLERAN Of tht MONMOUTH COUNTY PARK cap, Senator Case's age is a said Sen. Case urged Mr. Coe to MovM 113 « SYSTEM, located in Thompson Pork, Newman Springs Rood. Llncrotl, New handicap too. Like Bell, I am supportive run for elective office in a 45- Jersey, between the hourt of 9.00 o m Classified Way 24* West Long Branch ond 4 10 pm, Monday through Friday As the ranking Republican of the Kemp-Roth 'bill which minute conversation at the Coe All bias must be submitted on Ihe • IDiTOBIRICIIVID stondord proposal forms in the monntr on both the Senate Foreign Re- would have mandated tax re- home in Rumson last Decem- Sealed proposals for furnishing designated ond required by the ipcoli ductions over the next few ber, he said. whole and skim milk lor the school cotlons. ond mutt be enclosed in 248 Monmouth County lations and Appropriations wear 1971-79 will be received by ttit sealed envelopes bearing the name and Committees, however, Case is years to reduce the impact of There is no question that Board of Education of West Long address ot the bidder and the title ot tervt Iht right to hold bids for sixty Branch, N.J., until 10 00 am, Friday, the bid on tht outside, and oddrcsscd (60) days prior lo award of contracts. certainly in a position to be tax inflation on the private sec- Senator Case has made a tre- June 9, 1971. In the Superintendents ol to The Moi , Cou< By order ot The Board ol Recreation (ice in the Frank Antonides School. Lo Recreation Commissioners, P O Bon Commissioners of the County of Morv more effective than Bell in the tor and encourage capital for- mendous contribution to New Bruce G. Coe: 'Whichever one u>in»' cult Avtnue. West Long Branch, N.J., 326, Lincroft, N J 07711. All bids must Mouth. at which tlmt the bids will be opened be accompanied by the following VICTOR E.GROSSINGER Immediate years ahead, he mation, he said. Jersey in his years in the Sen- ond read publicly. No bid will be re- A. Certified Check OR Coshier s ceived after 10 00 o.m . June 9. 1*71. Chairman said. Mr Coe admitted that the ate, Mr. Coe said. The most politically corrupt state those appointments, Case Check OR Bid Bond drawn to the JAMES J TRUNCER nor will ony bid be allowed to be modi order of The Monmouln County fled or withdrawn otter the time ttt for Secretory Trtdturtr The Case-Bell primary Kemp-Roth bill would have Almanac of American Politics almost singlehandedly de- Board of Recreation Commis- MQftt SJ' HI sioners In on amount of not less fight, largely because of the forced the curtailment or trim- for 1978 starts out 'After years It was Clifford Case who stroyed the old Hudson County Complete specifications. Inttrucllont than ten percent 110'.) ot the lo MtOLUTION NO. Mill Far bidders and farm of bid ore on lilt tol amount of Ihe bid. but nol lo RESOLUTION AMENDING TIME clear ideological differences ming of some government pro- of obscurity, the state of New changed that with his appoint- Democratic machine and he at at the Board Secretary t offlc* in tht exceed twenty Ihousond dollars ANO PLACE OP MEETINGS Frank Antonides School, ond copy of (MO.000.OG). Freeholder KRAMER offered the between the two men, has split grams, but asserted that the Jersey finally found its politi- ments of three excellent U.S. least wounded every oher po- tame will be furnished upon request. ANO following resolution ond moved Itt cal identity: as the nation's attorneys. he noted. With litical boss in the state. Bldt must be on the enclosed stan 6 Certificate of Surely from a adoption Republican groups throughout federal budget could use it. dard proposal form ond mull be reputable inturonce company WHEREAS. II ) percenium of fhe total may drag on for weeks amount b>d (R 5 52 35t and a certified to choose from, 3 free in- statement from a bonding company Staling that It will furnish necessary WASHINGTON (AP) - sought compromise on natural The bill,, backed by the side. performance bond The bid deposits received with the three lowest bidt Senators pick up this week gas deregulation. Carter administration and or- moy be held for thirty (30) days offer where they left off on Friday, Opponents of the proposed ganized labor, sets deadlines the opening of bids or until forty-eight Oder lnw (Ml n«* caught up in a filibuster on overhaul of labor laws began for union representation elec- ecuted I contrc ond filed the re 100 MILES IN ONE DAY - Richard Seaton ot Long Printed Pattern proposed labor law revision their filibuster Tuesday. Sen- tions and stiffens penalties uotitt will be returned within three Branch logged 100 miles in yesterday's annual that may drag on for weeks. ate Majority Leader Robert C. against employers who violate The New Softness days of the opening ol bids. cyclethon sponsored by the employees of Jersey The accepted bidder will be required House members, mean- Byrd announced two days lat- labor laws. to furnish performance bond In the Shore Medical Center, Neptune. The course, from amount of the contract In accordance while, are prepring to vote lat- er he will allow the talkathon On the other side of the with Section R S IA «l« and 7A:44 the Earle Ammunition Depot, Normandy Road, N7. inclusive, and with sureties satis er in the week on a tax pro- to go on uninterrupted at least Capitol, the House arranged to factory lo the Stole ot New Jersey The Middletown, to south ot Hockhocksen Road, Colts cost of the bond shall be included m posal President Carter doesn't until early June. vote today on legislation add- the unit price or lump sums bid for Ihe Neck, was 10 miles. Mr. Seaton completed the 20- work. mile round trip five times, cycling for eight miles at like. The Senate has scheduled a ing Hungary to the list of coun- The Deportment of Environmental Memorial Day recess from tries receiving most-favored- Wear it loose and flowing, Piotection reserves the right to waive approximately 12 miles per hour. He was among 50 And key congressmen (my informalities In or to reject any or May 21 to June 5. nation trading status. Con- or gather in all the fullness oil bids. participants cycling to raise money to purchase working on the president's DANIEL J.O HERN stalled energy plan say this Despite the filibuster, sena- gress already has approved with a belt. It's soft, soft, Commissioner pediatrlc equipment that monitors the heart beat Poland and Yugoslavia for the soft both ways! Fashionable May IS, 33 WS.0O and respiration of newborn babies for the hospital. may be the week they win ap- tors were told Friday that at- bow tops raglan sleeves. proval In a House-Senate con- tempts to amend the legisla- list, giving those communist 4 Printed Pattern 9007: Half 250 Other Public Notices ference committee for a long- tion may be made this week. nations the same trade advan- tages that the United States' Sizes 10^, 12V4. 14^, 1614. tROOKDALl COMMUNITY COU.ICI other regular trading partners 18%, 20%. Size Wk (bust 37) LEGAL NOTICI Notice It htreby otvttvtn thai the receive. takes 3 yards 45-inch fabric. Board of T ookdale Com lf C ceive sealed Self-rule trial ends in scandal .On Tuesday, House mem- bds o he ucasg Deportment, bers turn their attention to a 765 Newman Springs Road, Lincroft, MILL VALLEY, Calif. called, "they thought I was too such crimes as sitting on desks New Jersey on June 3, 1971 — 2:00 said. The chief culprit ad- $37.9 billion weapons author- p.m., prevailing time, at which lime (AP) — An experiment in self- strict. I said, 'OK, fine, you set and messing up the room. Send li.'5O foreach pat- and ploct. said bldt will be publicly mitted Friday that he used a ization bill that Includes a $2.1 opened and reod on the foilowing government by a seventh- up some rules and live by "Some people never got ar- duplicating machine to repro- tern. Add 35c for each pat- lltmi: billion nuclear aircraft carrier item for first-class airmail, USE OF grade class has ended in scan- them.'" rested, though," one student duce more than 1300.000. President Carter does not BOWLING ALLEY FACILITIES The students set up a capi- observed. "People with money handling. Send to: Maqian PHOTO EQUIPMENT dal with the teacher assuming The racket became so good want built. VERTICAL MILLING MACHINE dictatorial powers over a talist democracy. had more power than the pres- • Martin. Pattern Dept. 420. Contract documents may be exam- that he soon "retired" from his The House Armed Services ined and copies obtained ot the Pur- make-believe government rid- They printed money, with a ident." The Red Bank Register, 23? chasing Deportment of Brookdolt Job as head of the health de- Committee, which approved Community College ot 765 Newman dled with real corruption. picture of a baby on $1 bills, a Muldoon said class police West 18th St.. New York Springs Rood, Lincroft, New Jersey on partment and enticed six other the measure earlier, also re- NY 10011. Print NAME, AD- or after Moy 73, 1971. "I thought, my God, we've hippie on tens and a skull on eventually fingerprinted the students to join the ring. Bid securities in tht form of a bid fused to leave room for money DRESS, ZIP, SIZE and bond with adequate security thereon. got another Watergate," said hundreds. Class members had whole class, kept dossiers on the administration wants to or certified check In an amount equal Knight of York STYLE NUMBER. lo 10 percent of 'he amount of fhe bid, teacher George Muldoon after to pay in Amasudatamalie them "and me" and began ac- convert civilian jumbo jet air- not lo exceed 130,000 will be required LOOK RICH, YOUNG Bids moy not bt withdrawn within M he took power over the dollars to use the pencil sharp- cepting [layoffs not to issue designation for Weber liners to cruise missile car- SMART on a budget! Se» days afttr Iht actual day of tht bid "Amasudatamalie" govern- ener, books, wastebasket or tickets. HASTINGSON-HUDSON, riers. . reiervei the unreilrkted ment in his Mill Valley Middle door. Top bidders won the The bank was also knee- NY. -Otto W. Weber of Rob- ntw soft dresses, tops, rlghl to relecl any or all bldt; ond to Administration allies In the sifts, pants - all in NEW accept ony bid which li deemed moil School class. right to operate the "con- deep in scandal, with the presi- ertsville has been awarded favorable Prlcet quoted mutt include House are expected to try to SPRING-SUMMER PAT- all freight or delivery charoet. The Muldoon seized power after cessions" and reap the reven- dent using bank funds to pay the designation of Knight of owner clio reserve! the right lo re|»cl amend the measure on both TERN CATALOG. Free pat- any bid If. In Mi opinion, the bidder li a meeting Friday when all but ues from them. other students to do her work. the York Cross of Honour. counts. not considered financially or techni- tern coupon. Send 75c. cally able ts carry out Hit contract ai four of the 27 students con- But within weeks the sys- They, In turn, stole from the The honorary degree, high- On the subject of energy, a intended or tor ony reason In Ihe own- Intait Sewlag Bttk .....II .64 er'! ludgment, It li nol In the belt in- fessed to "crimes" under laws tem began to crumble j coffers. est in the York Rite of House-Senate conference com- lasiait FasalM B«*k ...|l M tereitt of Brookdoli Community Col- they established when their The Department of Beau- But the crime that even- Freemasonry, is eonferred mittee is scheduled to vote lasUil Cracfeet B**k ..'.41.M, Biidden ore required lo comply with country was formed In Janu- tificatlon, the Orwellian name tually brought only on those who have held Tuesday «r r rtoposal calling requirement! ol P.L. 1V73, C. W TfertflyFI*werBMk.....i|.M fL 1117 CU ary. chosen for the police force, is- Amasudatamalie's downfall the highest office ' for natural g»«. regulation by Back then, Muldoon re- sued a rash of citations for was counterfeiting. Muldoon the four bodies of the rite. 1985. Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY MAY 22, 1978 The Dtffy RegMCT 17

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South dealer Sheinwold's bridge advice North-South vulnerable Doonesbury NORTH 0H,Hi,iam, i cm mm. By Alfred Sheinwold nine. The rest Is easy since you DAILT QUESTION • Q4 V K 10 5 3 HB.10? mmuLus miLnoaetn vex/ No matter how lovable you get five clubs, two hearts, two Partner opens with one OK542 iKMW 7M5/5/W. mvssfspfi" um may be, some of your op- diamonds and one spade. spade, and the next player AUHSB5, MMtBS. BBmtUBAN- BE, • K98 ponents are unfriendly. Give passes. You hold: • J 9 7 6 3 31 HOtann PAUL. EAST IS FRIENDLY V62OQ9*Q75 3. What nothing to such a character. WEST EAST pafrumx) do you say? BBKSPW- When you must lose a trick, Even if your club finesse •J9763 • A 108 5ms>. *\ give it to the friendly foe. failed; you would lose the trick ANSWER: Bid only two 762 Q Play dummy's queen of to East, the friendly foe. (He isspades. Despite your fine trump 0Q9 OJ1086 spades at the first trick. friendly only because he can-support you have a very weak • Q753 46 not lead a spade.) You can win If East wins and returns hand. To justify a jump to four SOUTH spades, you hold off once and anything East returns and then spades with so little high-card • K52 then take the king of spades. take at least nine tricks. strength, you should have a Since West will defeat you If dummy's queen of spades singleton or void suit outside of 0 A73 with the rest of the spades if won the first trick, East would be the dangerous opponent. • A J 10 4 2 he gains the lead, he is the ('A POCKET GUIDE TO You would cash the king of unfriendly character. Give him BRIDGE' written by Alfred South Weit North Eut clubs and lead the nine of clubs nothing. Sheinwold is available. Get INT Pass 2* Pass 1 for a finesse because even if nagar Develop the clubs by leading your copy by sending 51 00 to 2 0 Pass 3 NT All Pass you lost that finesse West 1 • - / . H the jack for a finesse. When The Red Bank Register, P.O. would be unable to continue 1 this wins, continue with a low Box 1111, Los Angeles, Calif. •HWriATlSH the attack on spades. MoWpoYoUl,lKE IT ? club and finesse with dummy's 80053) Opening lead — • 6 PUR HEW MAC > l - J~ 1 'THE NAME OF I SIVE UP...U/HAT 15 /TURNUPTHELAU6H ' 1 THE BAR WERE THE NAME OF THE BAR WRACK, WALTER! ^ JH AUTOMOBILE WHERE AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS GO? MECHANICS 60? ©'I wiI •mm •;•• | f . a roMJ i-WV The Phantom leetle Bailey KXJ'RE rJOT A COP! YOU'RE PIP YOU TURN I CAN'T FROM TAKAKIMO-. METLE'S BEP ON GET HIS FROM ENP LIKF I T0E6 SENEfML f QUIET; UNCURLfP 18 The Daly Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY MAY 22. 1978 New complaint service starts •y WUttaa J. tutikl fective, a spouse would have to If an agreement can be The program success will The program should be FREEHOLD - The Mon- wait until a court hearing was reached between the parties at rely on the good will and desire beneficial in those desperate moulh County court system it conducted to resolve certain the conference, the agreement by the parties ID have their situations where there Is no beginning a new program to- matters. And, in the interim, is reviewed by a Domestic Re- problems resolved on a reason- support available for a day whereby complaints relat- there probably was no relief lations Court judge and if it is able basis, he said. spouse, be said, noting that ing to domestic support, provided approved by the court, the Mr Eisler said that the pro- matters will be handled quick- custody and the like can be Under the intake program, agreement can be enforced in gram is only available to those ly resolved quickly without a a person can sign a complaint court. parties who consent to such an court hearing. Mr. Eisler said that the pro- relating to support, custody, However, if an agreement agreement arrangement. A gram has been mandated by The new program is called support for illegitimate chil- can't be reached, the matter party cannot be compelled to the state Supreme Court and is Domestic Relations Court In- dren if paternity has previous- then proceeds through the nec- appear at a conference, he now operational In other coun- take Service and has been ly been adjudicated by a court, essary steps for a formal court said. ties in the state. mandated by the state Su- visitation and modification of hearing. If the parties can't reach an preme Court. consent orders. Robert W Eisler, court ad- agreement, judges are here to The program will be staffed The program will deal with After the person signs a ministrator, said the new pro- resolve the dispute, he said. by two probation officers. matters of support brought by complaint, an interview is con- gram is expected to provide The court administrator Gary Clayton and Katherine one parent against another or ducted by an intake officer to immediate assistance to the said that the agreement be- Lawrence, and will be under those brought by a person or determine if there is a need for-parties involved and to save tween the parties can be the immediate supervision of agency against a person who is complaint of support, custody valuable court time, amended later by a court if Adele E. Garshell. director of believed to have an obligation or visitation, court venue (lo- We hope that the program there are fact changes, or the county's juvenile intake program. The program is not to support. . > cation) and jurisdiction and will have good results, said changes of income, em- supported by federal funding. Before the system was ef- any pending court action. Mr. Eisler. ployment or needs. Oceanport man indicted

FREEHOLD - A 20-year- Peter Minervini, 21. of Richard Riccitelli. 20. or with lewdness Feb. 11 in Amboy. Is charged with escap- old Oceanport man was in- Jackson St., Long Branch, and Colby Lane. Hazlet, is charged Marlboro. ing from the same hospital dicted by a county grand jury with possessing marijuana and Jan. 23. Edward WooUey, II, of Poplar William Schinderwolf. 24. of on charges of breaking into the Road, Ocean Township, are possessing it with Intent to dis- Turf Bar, Oceanport, and tribute it Sept. 1 in Hazlet. Neptune, is charged with es- tilllam Lyles. 21. of Staf- charged with attempting to caping from Marlboro Psy- ford Ave.. Neptune, is charged stealing more than $500 in break into the Wood Stove, 58 Carol Elliott, 19. of Nep- chiatric Hospital Jan. 1. with escaping from the same cash. Monmouth Road, Ocean Town- tune, is charged with possess- Vivian Council. 18. of Perth hospital Oct. 1. Kenneth Liebeck of Ocean- ship, March B. ing a stolen credit card belong- port Ave., Oceanport, is They also are charged with ing to Ollie and Mary Klein of Seek new member* for Girl Scout* charged with breaking into the contributing to the delinquen- Belmar. using that card at bar at 338 Oceanport Ave., cy of a 15-year-old boy by al- Sears in Ocean Township and FREEHOLD - Girls in between 7 and 8:10. Oceanport, Dec. 26 and steal- lowing him to participate and obtaining goods valued over Freehold Borough and Town- Girls from kindergarten ing the money. with conspiring to commit the I30J.07 under false pretenses ship who would like to join through high school, who are This Indictment and the fol- break-in. March 14. the Girl Scouts may register not currently enrolled in a «WlHr »•» » Htrm Christopher Sosnoski, 20. of at Grace Lutheran Church. troop, are eligible. For fur- ON THE JOB-- National Guardsmen prepare pavilion on the Ocean • lowing were among those Mel WUlet, 20. of Rt. 937. handed up to Superior Court Colts Neck, is charged with Manasquan, is charged with W. Main St. and Rt. 33. on ther information they may GroveBardley Beach border for demolition, as Col. Patrick Me Carthy, contact Mrs. Walter Cable, 7 Judge Merrill Lane Jr., county possessing marijuana Nov. 18 lewdness Feb. 4 in Freehold Wednesday afternoon, be- deputy commander of the New Jersey National Guard, and As- Township. He also Is charged tween 1 and 3. or that evening Circle, Freehold Township. semblyman William F. Dowd, R-Monmouth, left, survey the work. assignment judge. in Colts Neck. Guard crew yields to 'high authority' By MARK MAGYAR boardwalk washed away, logs and other debris from the though — nobody knows where beach with bulldozers. OCEAN GROVE - The the border Is." Guardsmen will saw the National Guard is structuring About 35 Guardsmen from logs into six-foot sections, then UCTC its weekend beach repair the 104th Engineering Bat- National Guard trucks will schedule to meet the demands talion headquartered in cart them away to the dump, of a "higher authority." Teaneck began work here Sat- Mr. Dowd said. "Ocean Grove has very urday In the first non-emer- strict Sunday laws, and the gency repair operation ever . The Guard units will also Guard restricted Its activities conducted by the New Jersey rebuild the understructure of (yesterday) to Bradley Beach National Guard. those sections of the Preserae s so as not to violate the Sabbath "They'll be here in Ocean boardwalk which were washed in Ocean Grove," As- Grove and Bradley Beach this away, and municipal employ- semblyman William F. Dowd, weekend, then they'll return ees will lay down new boards R-Monmouth either the first or second week- to completz the job, he said. "When the Guard's bull- end in June to finish the Job "Naturally enough, large dozers pulled down the before moving on to Spring crowds gathered to watch, In- The pavilion on the Ocean Grove- Lake and Lavallette," re- cluding a contingent from the Bradley Beach border, they ported Mr. Dowd, whose re- Ocean Grove Women's Re- were careful to pull It In the quest for assistance led to the publican Club, who served cof- direction of Bradley Beach, so National Guard beach repair fee to the Guardsmen," Mr. they can finish their sawing program. Dowd said."Their commander and cutting there," he Besides demolishing the worried unnecessarily about Orde said."There is a problem storm-ravaged pavilion, the refreshments being a 25-foot section of Guardsmen removed heavy spiked."

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Travellers Cheques, hourly, with increases to $8.10 and lient banking hours HIGHLANDS - Members John Mckellar, shop steward an hour. of the New Jersey Civil Ser- and negotiator. The contract The Big O is Overdraft Checking from UCTC. nd professional vice Association, Council No. also provides some clothing Applicants will be notified It's a FREE CHECKING account plus a line of A Convenient L service at 9, ratified a new one-year con- and uniform benefits for the of the date, time and place of I level. the examination, and will be credit of $500 or more which you can use tract with Highlands Friday first time, he said, as well as anytime just by writing a check for more than afternoon. provisions for longevity sent sample questions. your balance. Or by using a simple •Statement The new contract is retro- payment. Eligibility established on active to Jan. 1, 1978 and pro- previous clerk, carrier, special transfer form. 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