mily quarrel; father held Darnel Suotun » beuf o*U u B* •dqiur •K and the e eiperted to have Mtt, a police additional liornution on the uKidwl by own today Mirad several etflk fn m Oir none! had . made a determiiiauon of t complei before respoMkim BetidM Sft Beih irly tlui morni |, e»cept to say •ctt, Patraimw Uat Use** aad Chart* Davit reapooaad ilensmCare totfcecaSi Dataetiwc Sergeant Thomas Itmufcim it investigating The Daily Register VOL. 101 NO. 293 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1979 15 CENTS

r 'Cracks' ground 24 more DC-10s WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal officials, concerned that The intensive inspections of the jets were triggered by last removed the engine and pylon in one section, instead of two than 20 of the nation's 137 DC-lOs would be affected improper maintenance procedures may have produced a crack month's crash of an American Airlines DC-lOas it was taking steps. Flight 191 had undergone the same "engine removal and Under the order, airlines are urged to immedititelv and led to the natiqa's worst air crash, have grounded nearly off from Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. The crash, reinstallation procedure ' on March 30, the FAA order said all planes which had their engines and pylons removed In 0 > two dozen DC-lOs. which occurred after one of the plane's three engines fell off, McDonnell Douglas, maker of the IK' ui specifies in a section. The grounding was ordered after similar cracks were claimed 274 lives. service bulletin that the engine and pylon should be removed American's method of removing and reinstalling the p] discovered in two jets that had gone through the same pro- The Federal Aviation Administration ordered the latest separately involved using a forklift. the safety board said cedure. grounding on the recommendation of the National Transporta- Ed Slattery, NTSB spokesman, said it was conceivable the The procedure consisted "of lowering and raising the pvl'Hi This is the third grounding in a week for some of the jumbo tion Safety Board, which is investigating the crash. "pre-existing crack" in Flight 191 could have caused the with the engine still attached, by supporting the entire as jell. The board said two American DC-10s had cracks in the aft failure of the pylon assembly holding the engine to the wing. sembly by a forklift placed under the engine,' the board said The latest findings are prompting a passengers association attachment points of the pylons. A pylon is a structure that But he said he did not think the crack triggered the crash and The forklift operator was limited in controlling pn to go into court again today to try to get an order grounding all holds the engine to the wing. that the safety board has not reached a conclusion on the the placement of the aft fitting when the pylon was reinstall**! 137 DC-lOs flown by U.S. air carriers. Investigators found a 10-inch crack in the aft attachment specific cause of the accident. board investigators said. Slight misalignment could cause a The 50,000-member Airline Passengers Association, based point of the pylon that separated from the engine that fell off FAA spokesman John Leyden said the new grounding order flange on the aft fitting to strike a wing attachment, causing the in Dallas, was rebuffed Sunday when it sought a similar order. American's ill-fated Flight 101. involves only those DC 10s that have had their engine pylons flange to crack, they said It used the new information on cracks as the basis for reopening The NTSB said the cracks in the two recently inspected removed and replaced in recent days to comply with inspection The board said it thought that occurred on the two Amen the case today. planes were apparently caused when mechanics improperly orders stemming from the Chicago crash. He estimated less can planes recently inspected and found to have cracks Jai alai executive: So who's on first? Long Branch can't handle major one Bruno, Mortensen By MARK MAGYAR frontons in both Jersey City Statehouse Correspondent and Newark and operating TRENTON — Long Branch them with overlapping sea- drafted by Democrats sons, he did not think the New would be incapable of support- By UAVII) TURNER Jersey Shore could support ing a jai alai fronton on a year- LITTLE SILVER - A round basis and would not be even one $25 million fronton group of local Democrats may able to generate enough reven- "I think it's just too far to ue during summer seasons finally have found a Democrat expect people to drive from who is willing to run for mayor alone to justify construction of the major population centers a major fronton, according to this fall, but another group is of North Jersey and New York standing by its efforts to draft an executive of the world's City," Mr. Roth said flatly. largest jai alai company. Republican Mayor Anthony T. "Jai alai just doesn't draw Bruno for a bipartisan, "Nobody is going to people like casino gambling "fusion ticket " an elegant $25 million fronton does, and with the gasoline sit- There will still be no Demo- uation the way it is, it's scary. cratic candidate for mayor "The most I could see is a listed un the ballot in today's' Memorial Day-to-Labor Day primary election, but John A season, when they tell me the Mortensen said last night that Shore population swells to he would accept the nomi- 200,000 to 250,000. which is not nation if a write-in draft on his a bad market. An $18 million behalf is successful Mr fronton operating on a tight AMERICA'S GAIN — Superior Court Judge Louis R. Alkins is captivated bv these Mortensen is a former Demo- budget could make out during charming lasses prior to their becoming citizens during naturalization ceremonies cratic member of the Borough the summer if it drew tourists yesterday at the County Courthouse In Freehold. The three-year-old twin girls, Council, and currently is on a night-to-night basis. Marianne and Melissa Manzo, were born in South Korea and are the daughters of chairman oi the irate Shore "But to put up a $25 million Mr. and Mrs. Frank Manzo of Wayside. (See story, page 18.) Commuters group Mr. and Mrs. Frank Manzo of Wayside. (See story, page 18.) Anthony T. Bruno fronton, the kind that would Meanwhile, Mayor Bruno John A. Morlensen really attract new investment reaffirmed his long-standing into the area, we'd have to be position that he is not seeking I've been led to believe that by He's a bright anil Inti open eight or nine months, and re-election to a second term, him. person He s respecli-i! the Shore can't sustain that and repeated his support for "He's a strong individ- Republicans and Dem > kind of operation." he con- Court says Addonizio the candidacy of Councilman aual." Mr. Thoma said of the this town " cluded. John A Marrah. who is run- mayor. "He,s a very strong Meanwhile. Cmincilm.tii Mr. Roth said he looked ning unopposed for the GOP and capable individual He Marrah declined to comment into the potential for a Shore nomimalion handles himself very well See So who's, page 3 fronton last year at the invita- Johns my candidate.' tion of Asbury Park Mayor could go back to jail the mayor said I stand by Ray Kramer. NEWARK (API-TheU.S. denied parole. The U.S. Parole C that" He said both Jersey City NEWARK (API-The US The US Parole Com Senator David Friedland U.S. Attorney Robert J. Del The Little Silver. Demo- and Camden would be "ex- Attorney in New Jersey will US Attorney Robert J. Del mission plans to schedulie the Tufo said the next move is up cratic Club, apparently unable with fine restaurants that will cellent" locations for major make no move to send three hearings sometime after it re- Age of consent: to the U.S. Parole Com- to find a candidate of its'own only be open four months a jai alai frontons because of former New Jersey municipal ceives a copy of Monday's de- mission, which will decide if before (he primary filing dead- year," asserted Milt Roth of their proximity to the New officials back to jail until after cision. the men should remain free or line, had announced in April World Jai Alai Inc. "If any- York City and Philadelphia the U.S. Parole Commission Addonizio, of Tinton Falls, a be returned to prison to serve that it would wage a write-in thing, you would get an $18 markets. decides their fate. Democratic member of Con- On Monday, the U.S. Su- at least part of their un- gress for 14 years and mayor campaign to drat I the Re- more changes million building of cheaper World Jai Alai Inc. current- finished sentences. of Newark from 1962 to 1970. publican mayor for a fusion construction without all the ly owns and operates frontons preme Court ruled 7-0 that The parole commission was freed from prison in 1977 ticket with Laurence G By MARK MAGYAR frills." in Hartford, Conn., and Mi- former Newark Mayor Hugh will have an opportunity to de- by U.S. District Court Judge Thoma and Keith O Eaton, Statehouse Correspondent Long Branch Mayor Henry ami, Tampa, Ocala and Fort J. Addonizio. former Jersey cide if Mr. Addonizio. Mr. George H Barlow, the senten- the two Democratic council TRENTON - The Assembly Judiciary Committi R. Cioffi told a special Senate Pierce, Fla., and has a 50 City Mayor Thomas J. Whelan Whelan and Mr. Flaherty cing judge, after serving five candidates. terday proposed a series of amendments to the amend- committee on jai alai yester- percent interest in the largest and former Jersey City Coun- should be paroled at this time. years of a 10-year term on . At the time. Mayor Uruno ment! to the revised criminal code" in yet another attempt day that "three different fronton in Europe, at cil President Thomas M .. We are not going to take any charges of conspiring to extort said he did not see any reason to come up with "age of consent provisions for teenagi companies have expressed in- Guernica. Spain. Flaherty should not have been set free by their sentencing action whatsoever until then.' $241,000 from city contractors to change his decision not to sex that would make everybody happy terest " in building a fronton in Jersey City. Camden and judges after the three were he said. He was released because run. and but said he was flat- "If yiiu think we re tired of age of consent bills, v Long Branch. Long Branch are the cities au- Barlow, who has since died, tered" by the Democrats pro- right, said Assembly Judiciary Committee Chairman But Mr. Roth said that thorized for jai alai frontons had expected, when he sen- posal Martin L Herman. D-Gloucester We think thesf amend while his company would con- under a bill introduced by Sen tenced him. that the former But after some Democrats ments to the amendments will return the law concerning sider putting up $25 million See Jai alai, page 16 Over 36 cars have mayor would be paroled after distributed leallets this week- the age of consent for sexual relations to where it is to serving about a third of his end urging Republicans and which is where the public wants it to be maximum term. Democrats alike to write-in Addonizio. who said he is Mayor Bruno for mayor in "II you think we're tired of • The Inside Story their windows broken "retired and taking it easy.' their party's primary, the and Uarfield Place and Windows of more than 36 had no comment on the de- mayor said thai it is no long- age of content bills, you're right." Pinckney Road, according to THK WEATHER cars were smashed last night cision er a flattering situation It is and early this morning by an Sgt. William Story. Sgt. Story, Partly sunny today with highs in the mid 70s. Partly In the ruling, the Supreme potentially very embarrass- But just to be sure we're right, were not goi-u unknown vandal or vandals who is investigating the case ing." cloudy tomorrow. Complete weather report page 2. See Addonizio, page 16 anything with these amendments for a wi who struck in Red Bank. Little for the Red Bank Police De- And alter seeing the everyone an opportunity to study the language ol Yanks and Meti win 9 Silver, Oceanport and partment, said that the first A look Into the IMO's 12 leaflet, Allred F Pound pi 573 amendments, and decide il that's what they wan! Mr Rumson. police report. incident of window-smashing Prospect Ave approached Mr Herman said Monmouth Day Care Center volunteers cited 13 apparently took place before Police in Oceanport con- Mortensen about a possible ef- According to Mr Herman, the effect ol the new An- 11 p.m. last night He said it firmed that the vandal or van- fort to drat l him for the Demo- sembly Judiciary Committee age of consent proposal was not clear.what the vandal Sweepstake* number. dals struck in their town, but cratic mayoral nomination would be to: said they were "still totalling used to break the windows. with write-in votes. DAILY REGISTER - Set the age of consent for sexual relations at IB y«ar; Bridge advice 17 it up" at 5:30 a.m. A police In Little Silver, police re- "I'd like to see a Demo- ol age PHONE NUMBERS spokesman said he could not Builness 7 ported three incidents of win- cratic run on the Democratic — Expand the definition of "sexual assault" to includ'' Mall Office M2-MM reveal how many cars were Classified 14-16 dow-breaking, and said the ticket." Mr Pound said consensual sexual activity between teenagers In Tell Free (71 HN affected, or where they were Comics 17 vandal may have used a "BB- But Mr Thoma emphasized where one partner is less than 16 and the other is at least Till Free M4 8IM located. He said the matter Crossword puzzle 17 gun " to break the windows. that the supporters of the pro- [our years older, the older partner would be liable I. Classified Depl MM7M would be referred to the de- Editorials 6 Patrolman Peter McCue said posed fusion ticket are not ask- prosecution for sexual assault, a second degree offense Circulation Dept M2-4IM partment s detective bureau Entertainment 8 that patrolling police officers ing Mayor Bruno to run as a punishable by up to 10 years' imprisonment. Sports Depl S42-4N4 discovered two of the van- Horoscope 17 In Red Bank. 32 cars were Democrat or to change — Give prosecutors the authority to prosecutr MMdletowi Bureau 671-225* dalized cars after the first one. Lifestyle 12-13 vandalized on Branch Avenue. parties, and expressed op- who has consensual sexual relations with a partner under Freehold Bureau 411-21*2 on Markham Place, was re- Make A Date » Madison Avenue, Leroy Place, timism that the mayor would 16 for "impairment of the morals of a minor," no i Long Branch Bureau .222 -Ml* ported at 11:53 p.m. He said Obituaries 4 Broad Street. Waverly Place, eventually consent to the how small the difference in ages "Impairment would h Sports Ml Slatekouse Bureau M* 2*2 *1SH that the Special Officer Rocco draft See Vandalism, page 16 a fourth-degree crime punishable by up to 18 n> Attention Realtors "1 don't believe that peo- imprisonment, except where parents or guardian Pay 34-12 Months in Advance Try It - You'll Like It Don't miss our monthly Pa- pic should take that strong a charged, in which case it would be a third d for The Register and Increase your profits with a rade of Homes. Sun., June 10. Free Dessert and Beverage stand on party lines." Mr. with stiffer penaln Use VISA. Master Charge, Daily Register Front Page Deadline Thurs . June 7. Call With meal, opening day, June' Thoma said 1 still believe - Leave prosecutors with the authority to bring juvc checks, cash. Call Circulation. Reader. Reserve one by call- Classified Display for your 7. Sampler Cafeteria, Ocean that if enough people show • See Age of Consent, page 16 ing 542-1700 today. reservation, 542-4000. 542-4000 Grove Hugh J Addonizio . support, then he would run SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY, JUNE 5,1979 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Pope: Even enemies will co-star with Robert Redford in Bmbaker ' a State briefs IMfc Ceatury-Fox film about must appreciate nuns Stiff child labor law penalties urged a fictional reform-minded CZESTOCHOWA, Poland (AP) - Pope John Pa»l II c*to- priaon warden brated an open-air Mass for thousands of Poos-"-. May Md TRENTON (AP) - Lakor law retain effort! wot*, be Miss AlBauder will be- said that eveT'the biffest «emy of the ohwoh" flo* not MriMriy crtBfM If a iu« pho to downirade pcnalta for Nuclear ban costly, say utility companies gin work in central Ohw Uus heln but appreciate their dadiration eWU labor law violation U left Mart, a apokenroman (or a week, where the film u al- Poles tegaTgatheriitj at dawn on the hillside below the WASHINGTON (AP) - A ban on new nuclear plants would ma—mr advocate group says. Alice S. Ruotolo of the Con- ready under way, Jack country', roost revered shrine and by the time the Maas began, cost consumers tilt billion through year 1000 and increase oil •UMT UafM of New Jersey yesterday urged the Assembly Hirsbkerg, spokwmM far the crowd had swelled to several hundred thousaad imports by up to J million barrels a day, the nation's electric Jadtciary fW"i'"-« to retain current sUte penalties for child 20th Century-Fox said yes- The pontiff beginning toe fourth day of his rettm to Ml labor law violations Under the new state criminal code icbed- utilities are contending The Edison Electric Institute, the LONDON (AP) - terday communist homeland, looked at the rows of black-gowged Mns alad to take effect Sept 1, child labor law violations become major trade organisation for private utilities, is arguing nucle- Margaret Thatcher, who U • •• and told them their calling was an "eiceptional treasure (or disorderly persons offenses although maximum fines and prii- ar power should not be abandoned or cut back just because of a girl lived above her N£W YORK (AP) - the Roman Catholic Church. oa terms for violations are increased. Pennsylvania's Three Mile Island accident. To do so would father's grocery shop, Marathon swimmer Dtaaa He recalled a visit he had once made to a home for act impose tremendous burdens OR electricity consumers and ag- moved Into another upstairs Nya* says the is going to try children in his home town of Wadowice and laid even "the Prodan't sentence reduced to time served gravate the nation's oil shortage, an institute spokesman testi- home yesterday - the prime again The S-year-old New fied yesterday. The House Interior subcommittee on energy minister's apartment at 10 Yorker says she has re- biggest enemy of the church would never forget the dedication NEWARK (AP) - A federal Judge has reduced the five- and the environment is hearing rival views today as it continues Downing St. newed resolve to attempt to of the nuns." year prison term he gave a former bank president to the It studying the ramifications of the near-catastrophe at the nucle- A month after winning swim 130 miles from Cuba to The pope also recalled his trip to Mexico in January laying months he already served on conspiracy charges in a multi- ar power plant near Harrisburg, Pa. Consumer advocate Ralph election as Britain's first Marathon Key, Fla. his meeting with nuns there sank deeply into my memory and mlluon dollar bank fraud Robert Prodan, M, former president Nader and atomic scientist Robert Pollard — both strong female prime minister, Mrs. Miss Nyad told reporters heart " of the now-defunct Bank of Bloomfield, was given leniency critics of the nation's nuclear program — were scheduled to Thatcher and her husband, yesterday that her new at- A large number of Poland's J4,W0 nuns traveled to thU because he cooperated with officials in the investigation US testify. "Three Mile Island raised a warning flag which m Dennis, were expected to tempt will be made between western Polish city from all over the country for the Man at District Judge Herbert J. Stern re-sentenced Prodan yesterday ignore at our peril," said Rep. Morris K. Udall, D-Ariz , sleep at the official resi- Sept. 11 and Oct. It. the Jasna Gora Monastery. to time served and placed him on three yean probation. Noting subcommittee chairman On Monday, Edison Institute spokes- dence for the first time Mon- The pope also was to meet with Poland's bishops today. the "extraordinary help" that Prodan gave federal authorities, man Sol Burnstein told the panel that abandoning nuclear day night. A half-million of his countrymen and women dropped to the Judge said, "I think he deserves to get out now ' power, or stopping construction of new plants, will send elec- ••• their knees on a dusty hillside Monday as the pope raised the tric bills soaring for most U.S. consumers. WASHINGTON (AP) - Communion host during an outdoor Mass at the monastery. Trainer's suspension is upheld the late Sen Hubert H. John Paul departed from his text at times, once to sing a Six year study of Agent Orange to begin Humphrey and three men hymn and another time to joke about his approach to papal TRENTON (AP) - A state appeals court Monday upheld who crossed the Atlantic Masses and the length of his sermons. the suspension of a Freehold Raceway trainer and driver who WASHINGTON (AP) — For nine years, American airmen Ocean in a helium balloon He told the crowd at the Shrine of Mary, part of the was charged with driving his horse unsatisfactorily. In the sprayed the jungle of Vietnam in an attempt to deny hostile may soon be immortalized monastery, he imagined Italian prelatei saying: "What are we ninth race at Freehold on March 31,1071, Rheo Filion's horse, troops their hiding places. In the process, some became on gold medallions. going to do with this Polish pope? This Slavic pope? What can Nimble Jack, finished third. After a hearing Filion, of Free- drenched with the herbicide, Agent Orange. Now the govern- The House voted Monday we do?" bold, was found to have violated New Jersey Racing Com- ment is about to conduct a six-year study, at a cost of |3 million to authorize the striking of In his homily, the pontiff asked for Mary's guidance to mission rules regarding driving procedures. He was suspended to U million, of the effects on the health of the 1,200 airmen who the mediallions. The Hum- serve the individual and humanity," and declared his own goal for 90 days. The Appellate Division of Superior Court rejected were exposed to the herbicide while taking part in the spraying phrey medallion would be was "to serve the great cause of freedom of the church" in Filion's arguments that the rules were vague and unen- campaign. Starting in October, they will be telephoned and presented to Muriel Hum- Poland and throughout the world, clearly including the rest of forceable and that the commission's decision to suspend him asked a long series of questions. Those who report ailments or phrey, wife of the late vice Communist Europe. was not supported by substantial evidence. want physical examinations will be invited to the Air Force president and Minnesota "How (are we) to protect justice and peace in a world School of Aerospace Medicine in San Antonio, Texas, for Democrat. continually threatened on various sides," the pope asked. Public advocate to fight Fort Dix closing complete examinations. Follow-up questions will be asked and "How greatly 1 desire on the occasion of our meeting today examinations given for the next six years. Many Vietnam Balloonists Ben Abruzzo, TRENTON (AP) - New Jersey's public advocate says he Maxie Anderson and Larry to entrust to you all the difficult problems of the societies, veterans already have filed suit against the manufacturers of systems and states - problems that cannot be solved with will go to court to block the shutdown of basic training several toxic chemicals that went into the herbicide, saying the Newman live In New Mexi- operations at Fort Dix unless the Army fulfills its "legal co. Their 1978 flight was the hatred, war and self-destruction, but only by peace, justice and chemicals already have resulted in medical problems. Victor respect for the rights of people and of nations." obligation" to study the economic implications of the proposal. Yannacone, the attorney handling the class-action suit, said as first successful crossing of Margaret Thatcher The pope, speaking from a red and-gold canopied platform Public Advocate Stanley Van Ness said yesterday that a move many as 40,000 individual plaintiffs may eventually join in the the Atlantic in a helium for a federal injunction against the closing would be based on balloon. as a strong summer breeze fluttered the yellow and white suit against six chemical companies The veterans want the NASHVILLE, Tenn. Vatican flags, continued: "There are people and nations. the Army's failure to make the required environmental impact companies to establish a (4 2 billion trust fund to compensate • •• (AP) - Kenny Rogers was statement, which measures the social and economic effects of HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Mother, that I would like to say to you by name. I entrust them themselves and their children. named male vocalist of the to you in silence. I entrust them to you in the way you know the closing or moving of a federal facility. "We believe the Songs around the campfire year and won two other Army has a legal obligation to thoroughly analyze the effects are part of the tradition of best." Consumers warned about energy rip-offs awards Monday night at the It was the second time in two days the pontiff had referred that a major closing of facilities at Fort Dix would have on the the Old West but some of the nationally televised Music area and the residential and commercial deterioration that SO screen cowboys gathering to oppression in Eastern Europe and defied the Communist WASHINGTON (AP) - The Justice Department and the City News Cover Awards leadership of the Soviet bloc. would take place," Van Ness said. FBI have a distressing warning for Congress and the nation's for a television production show consumers: Kip-off artists go hand-in-hand with an energy want to dedicate their Red tide expected to break up soon shortage "If the energy situation remains critical over a melodies to another Ameri- Rogers also won singer of Blacks hail Vorster resignation protracted period, an increase in fraudulent practices can be can tradition — John Wayne the year for his "The SANDY HOOK (AP) - A four-mile wide patch of red tide Vorster stepped down Mon- anticipated," Deputy Assistant Attorney General John C. Wayne, hospitalized with Gambler," and shared duet JOHANNESBURG, South washing up on beaches from Sandy Hook to Long Beach Island day, soon after a report im- Keeney said yesterday. Appearing with Keeney before the cancer, will be saluted in of the year honors with Dot- Africa (AP) - Black leaders should break up soon in ocean currents, officials say. It poses no plicating him in the cover-up House subcommittees on crime and energy and power, Francis song on an ABC television tie West. enthusiastically welcomed the threat to sea or plant life, but it may cause swimmers some of a multimillion-dollar scan- M. Mullen Jr of the FBI delivered a similar message. "I special tonight called resignation of disgraced Presi- discomfort, a physician says. Dr. Joseph Bogden, a Neptune Barbara Mandrell was dal was tabled in Parliament. would anticipate an increase {in white-collar crime) as long as "When the West Wis Fun." dent John Vorster. with many pediatrician, blamed the red tide for moderate throat, nose and selected female artist of the Mpiyakhe Basil Kumalo, a we have a shortage of oil, " said the No. 2 man in the FBI's The screen cowboys re- insisting today that other Na- eye irritation suffered by his son and two friends surfing off year, an award Loretta Lynn university lecturer, insisted criminal investigative division Mullen said a special training quested that the show's final tionalist Party leaders should Spring Lake last week. had won five consecutive the resignation was "not suf- seminar is being arranged at the FBI's academy at Quantico, number be dedicated to also quit to force changes that Wayne. years. would improve the lot of ficient Let the whole govern- Va., for agents involved in energy investigations. And he said ment resign." Resident issues policemen parking tickets there are special difficulties in uncovering criminal actions in blacks. the oil industry "The primary problems which we have BARNEGAT (AP) — Local police say Bemie Laufgas is encountered in these cases are developing expertise in the oil harassing them by ticketing their cars for alleged parking industry terminology and procedures and in developing an Lincroft unit violations. Laufgas, 34, has issued seven parking complaints understanding of the complex energy regulations," he said. against Bamegat Township policemen in the past month. On Saturday, a local officer charged that Laufgas attacked him OK's wage outside his home. "This guy's too much, I tell you," Deputy Doonesbury victim of newspaper war Police Chief Edward Smith says. Laufgas, born in the Soviet WASHINGTON (AP) - Residents of the nation's capital contract Union and now an Israeli citizen living here, says he issues the will have to get along without Doonesbury for three weeks. The parking summonses because "no one else has the backbone to popular comic strip was considered a fixture in the morning LINCROFT — The county do it." Four of the summonses involve police cars and three Washington Post until the afternoon Washington Star recently Parks and Recreation Com- involve officers' private vehicles. Most of the charges are for acquired control of the syndicate that markets Doonesbury. mission last night approved a allegedly failing to park six inches from the curb. Laufgas says That accomplished, the Star announced in a front-page headline wage contract with its 107 non- be began his avocation on May 10 when a policeman cited him last week that Doonesbury would be moving to the afternoon supervisory employees that for allegedly parking within 25 feet of an intersection near the paper after June 24. Then, without warning, the Post failed to calls for average increases of township hall. print Doonesbury in its Monday editions. Explained Post ex- about 8.4 percent this year and ecutive editor Ben Bradlee: "I was going to keep running it again in 1980. Byrne urges action on several bills until we lost it. When the Star started promoting it, I said the Negotiations with Local 417 of the International Union of TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Brendan T. Byrne has urged the hell with It." Countered Star promotion director Colleen Mueller: "It came as a surprise to us when the Post chose not Electrical, Radio arid Machine Leoislature to take action before its summer recess on bills Workers (IUE) had begun last that would reform the state automobile insurance laws, declare to put it in the paper. We will not start running it until the date agreed on." December and were concluded a building moratorium in South Jersey's Pinelands and allow a last month. The two-year con- state takeover of private bus lines. "In the past few months, tract has already been ap- Data Iron) the Legislature has passed a balanced budget with no new Plague-carrying animals are hunted proved by the union members Showers Stationary Occluded NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE taxes, saved local municipalities from possible fiscal chaos by LOS ANGELES IAF) — Ground squirrels — and the plague- and the county Board of Free- NOAA. U.S. Dept. of Commerc replacing some of the lost federal countercyclical funds and infected fleas they are believed to carry - are being hunted by holders. provided the necessary financing to keep the Pharmaceutical health officials who have set traps in the hills east of Los In addition to the salary Assistance program going for senior citizens," the governor Angeles. The effort began in Riverside County when a 15-year- provisions, the new contract TIDES said yesterday. "These measures and others, coupled with the old boy was stricken with bubonic plague after visiting a provides for adjustments in Sandy Hook WEATHER FORECAST — Showers are due today In 1978 legislative accomplishments, add up to a productive legis- campground near ldyllwild. some 90 miles east of Los Angeles. pay for employees on a seven- TODAY -High 6:55 p.m. northern New England, northern Minnesota and lative session," he added. "But there are only a few weeks left A similar effort is under way in I,us Angeles County, where day work schedule and and low 11:14p.m. North Dakota, according to the National Weather before the summer recess begins and the administration bills 1 health officials worry that a recent plague case means the eliminates inequities in com- TOMORROW - High 5:09 Service. More showers are forecast in Oklahoma, have mentioned address concerns that affect the lives of every disease is nearing the densely populated metropolitan area. pensation for another 20 em- a.m. and 5:46 p.m. and low Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi. It will be hot in the New Jerseyan," he said. Byrne also asked the Legislature to With modern treatment, it's unlikely Los Angeles is poised on ployees. 11:27a.m. and low —p.m. Southwest and Southeast, and warm elsewhere. take action quickly on measures that would temporarily in- the edge of a catistrophic epidemic, said Dr. Shirley Fannin, The county Parks Com- For Red Bank and Rumson crease the casino profits taxt provide for public financing of chief of Los Angeles County's acute communicable disease mission also adopted a salary bridges, add two hours; Sea Local forecast gubernatorial primary campaigns and reorganize the Depart- control division guide for 1979 that covers all Bright, deduct 10 minutes; ment of Civil Service. job titles, and includes both Long Branch, deduct 15 Yesterday's high temperature at the Register weather full-time and part-time em- minutes; Highlands, add 40 station was 84 degrees. The low yesterday was 12. It wastt Judge orders compliance with sludge plan Bombs sent to Nazi leaders in four states minutes. ployees. HIL.oPrc.Otlh at 6 p.m. and the overnight low was 61. Today's I a.m. Attendance at all county 1 S7 cdv temperature was 61. There were .41 Inches of precipitation TRENTON (AP) — A Superior Court judge yesterday NEW YORK i API - Kive powerful parcel bombs - all Albu'que i it rn in the 24 hours ending a 6 a.m. today. There were DO cooling ordered barge owners not to interfere with a state plan to use capable of killing or maiming — have been sent to Nazi leaders parks was up more than 80.000 Amanllo 3 59 Cdv during the first four months of Anchorage 1 44 Cdcdv .degree days yesterday, 4 for the month and 42 for the Coast Guard and non-union crews to remove sewage sludge in four states And a telephone caller says more are on the way Asht'v.llf cdv 1979 as compared to last year. All,ml.. clr cooling season to date. posing a health hazard in northern and cen-ral New Jersey today But. unlike the first group, today's bombs "are going to Atlanlic Ctv Judge Morton Greenberg also ordered barge and tugboat opera- go off." the anonymous caller told The Associated Press on Attendance in January Baltimore through April of this year to- Bir mngharn tors to comply with his April 8 order to provide men to remove Monday The caller, claiming to represent the International Bismarck taled 414,499. as compared to BOIH 8 *•£: Coastal forecast the treated sludge from plants. The order not to interfere with Committee Against Nazism, said he revealed where the bombs Boston cdv 330.957 in 1978. The biggest Brownsville the state plan is contingent, however, on the state's willingness were located because this is only a warning. The second time .01 rn Mannsquan to Cape Henlopen. Winds becoming light jump was in March when Buffalo cdv to reimburse owners for losses or damages to sludge barges. they re going to go off. There'll be more tomorrow." When Chrlitn SC 01 clr and variable today and tonight. Weather cool with fog 144,914 visited one of the coun- ChrlMn WV asked for more information, the caller said Monday: "We'll Cheyenne likely around daybreak followed by partly cloudy skies this ty parks as compared to 43,090 C tiic ago call you tomorrow with new places ' He hung up when asked if afternoon and night. Poor visibility this morning along the To file charges in prison escape try last year. Cincinnati 51 clr he would call before the new bombs exploded. Monday's caller Cleveland 56 cdv coast, otherwise visibility three to five miles or more this Part of the sharp increase Columbus 56 cdv ' BRIDGETON (AP) - Authorities at the Cumberland Coun- said bombs had been mailed to Nazi leaders in Chicago; Cicero, Dai Ft. Wth 63 rn afternoon and night Average wave heights one to three ty Jail say they expect to file charges later this week in the III.. Arlington. Va.. and Lincoln. Neb. On Saturday, a person in March attendance probably Denver Clr Del Moincs i4 ,IS Cdv feet today. weekend escape attempt that left two prisoners dead and one claiming to be from the same group told the AP in a telephone can be attributable to the D«trolt II cdv guard injured here. Cumberland County Prosecutor William P. call that a bomb had been sent to Paterson. N.J. Authorities in warm, early spring this year. Dululh is cdv Fairbnks •0 03 clr Doherty said yesterday it might several weeks before an each of those communities later confirmed the existence of the Hartford -•• cdv Jersey Shore Helena >9 cdv investigation is completed. "We're still taking statements potentially lethal packages Honolulu Partly cloudy with some fog early today. Lows near 60. from everyone who knows anything at all," Doherty said. Houston Ind aix.lis 85 6! cdv Partly sunny today with highs in the low to mid 70s. Partly "We're still looking into who was participating and who was Jacks'vllle 91 73 .03 cdv cloudy tonight and tomorrow with Lows near 60 and highs Annual fund Juneau H 46 .18 rn under their bunks." Kan'i Cltv n 57 83 cdv in the low to mid 70s Ocean water temperature are in the Las Vegas 104M The Daily Register •4 61 Little Rock Low 60s Precipitation probability 10 percent today and drive begins Lot Anoeles 72 622 tonight. Winds light and variable today. Burned boy listed as 'good' (USPS-145-440) Louisville 62 S6 Memphis 81 63 cdv DOVER TOWNSHIP (AP) — A 7-year-old Toms River boy, FREEHOLD - Council Miami 99 77 cdv who police believe accidentally set a Dover Township gasoline The Sunday Register Milwaukee B7 62 cdv President William E. Conover Mpls-St. P 06 cdv Northern Jersey station on fire, is listed in good condition at Community Nashville W cdv (USPS-334-5781 last night announced this New Orlnt rn Memorial Hospital Police said they believe 7-year-old Steven Publitfird bv T hf Red Bank Rrgllter month as "First Aid Month," New York 28 cdv Today partly sunny and warm with a chance of scat- EtMbliihed in im*v John H Cook and Henry Clay Norfolk 6? .74 clr tered showers or thunderstorms late in the afternoon and Kegley, who was found inside the Route 37 service station, lit and asked borough residents to Okla. Cltv H cdv matches so he could see inside a darkened office when a can of Wain Office help the first aid squad in its Omaha M .79 clr evening. Highs in the mid 70s to low 80s except lower at the One Register Plaia. Sruewlburv. N J 07701 Orlando 97 cdv gas ignited. Police said the station was closed at the time of the annual fund drive. Philed'Pnia M 6 S3 cdv ocean and over eastern Long Island. Partly cloudy tonight Branch Offices Phoenix 73 clr with lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. Sunny and warm accident and they did not know how the youth got into the I7t Rl J5, Middlelown. N J 0J74B "Inflation is catching up Pittsburgh 83 52 rn building. An unknown passerby saw the fire and smashed a Monmoulh County Courthouse. Freehold. N J 07718 Ptlmd, MP 73 55 cdy tomorrow. High in the upper 70s. 17« Broadway. Long Branch, N J 07740 with us. " Mr. Conover said at Ptland, Ore 75 57 cdv window to pull the boy to safety Stclthouse. Trenton. N ; 0M2S the monthly council meeting. Rapid Cltv 13 58 clr Reno 93 50 clr Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is entitled exclusively "If we didn't have this kind of Richmond 73 60 1.38 clr South Jersey to the use of all the local news printed in the newspaper as welt as alt AP news St Louis >5 62 cdv Shirts promote use of electric chair dlspatchet volunteer first aid, we could St P Tampa 86 mm • mm never afford to pay for that Salt Lake U SS Clr Partly cloudy with some fog this morning. Lows in the Member of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, the Audit San Diego 6b 62 .01 Cdv upper 50s to low 60s. Partly sunny today with highs in the JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (API - A police unions Softball Bureau of Circulation, the New Jersey Press Association kind of service out of our tax- San Fran SI SI cdv team trying to raise some travel money has found an eager es." Seattle 72 53 rn upper 70s to low 80s Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow Second Class postage paid at Red Band, N J 07701 and at Middlelown. N J Spokane 78 57 cdv market for its T-shirts promoting the use of Florida's electric 07748 Pubtished Sunday through Friday Mail subscription! payable In advance Mr. Conover said that the SI St Marie 77 53 .03 Clr with lows near 60 and highs in the low 80s. Tulu 09 64 cddv Precipitation probability decreasing to 10 percent today chair. "1 Down • 133 To Go" i the message on the T-shirts, Term Daily Sunday Daily and borough first aid squad had Wetnmglon 7$ 42 M clr accompanied by a drawing of the electric chair The state Only Only Sunday HI—Ytiltrdav'i high. and tonight. Winds northeasterly around 10 miles per hour One rear HI 00 11100 140 00 just bought an ambulance, and Lt— Yesterday i lew. carried out its first execution in 15 years last month and Home delivery hy Carrier - Daily and Sunday It OOa week. Sunday only IS that it needed to purchase an- Prc—Precipitation for 14 houri end today cents. Ing f p.m. EST vtlterdav. another 133 inmates are still waiting on Florida's Death Row Single copy at Counter - Dally 15 cents. Sunday IS cents other within the year. Rooney asks school SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY. JUNE S. 1079 be seniors9 center County family center employee* unhappy SEEA BRIBRIGHT-laG « move by «2 casts, bat the borough's pranpttttj UMea k} Mvcnl share of the high school budget Rap*feaMiBtkea«Ueac«ai seat the tax rate up 12 cants, • are-aleettoa ploy, Boroagk leaving a net aVccs* reduc- Legality of merger challenged CiMcAknM Ouiriea Rancy tion. Jr laat ai

By WI1.I.IAM J ZAORSKI for four and a half years, told the jury before Superior Court not know the exact cause of the fire thai it was his restaurant on fire, Petillo told him not to joke Judge WilUam T. Wichmann that he had inspected the building "It could be set 100 different ways," said Det Kearstan, around. FREEHOLD - A state police detective testified yesterday July 6,1977. "but I don't know how this one wa et." As he drove Petillo back to the Great Gatsby, William J in the trial of Robert Petillo, one of the owners of toe former The state police detective said in his opinion the fire started Assistant County Prosecutor Douglas Wain Jr. elicited McLaughlin of Oceanport, who was the bar manager of the Great Gatsby restaurant, Long Branch, that the fire which in a closet area in the stairwell and then spreaded upward. testimony from the detective that he did not need to know the restaurant, said Petillo "looked like a ghost " Petillo "looked heavily damaged the restaurant was "incendiary in nature. It There was no electrical wiring , said Det. exact method of the way the fire started but that all he had to like he was in shock " he said was set." Kearstan, adding there was "nothing there which could initiate determine was that it was not accidental Under cross-examination by defense attorney Charles a fire." Petillo is expected to testify on his own behalf today when Petillo was very upset and tears came down his cheeks Frankel of Asbury Park, the detective, Robert Kearstan, The detective said there was a "small short" in the the trial resumes before Superior Court Judge William T when he saw his restaurant on fire, said Joanne McGroarty, formerly of Oceanport and now of Richmond. Va., who was a conceded he had not examined debris from the restaurant and electrical cable but he considered this a "secondary problem. ' Wichmann. waitress at the restaurant at the time. does not know how the fire was set. He explained that this was caused by the fire dropping down in Four witnesses for the defense testified yesterday they had Petillo is on trial on a two-count indictment charging him the wall joist, adding that fire will not drop down but will follow left with Petillo after the restaurant closed about 12:45 am Dennis Verves. one of the owners of the restaurant, told the jury that he learned about the fire when he received a telephone with deliberately setting the fire and with committing the arson the easiest path upward. June 16, 1977 and went to the Tradewinds, Sea Bright, where call at home at about 2 am so as to fraudulently collect the insurance on the building. The Under cross-examination by Mr. Frankel, Det. Kearstan Petillo received a telephone call from police that his restaurant trial may conclude today. said he had not seen the electrical box until shortly before the was on fire. In his testimony. Mr Yerves said that Edward Williams, a The Great Gatsby fire was discovered by a sanitation trial started. He also stated that he had not examined the "He was in shock when he learned of the fire." testified paid captain in the Long Branch fire department, told him that worker shortly after 1 a.m. on June 16, 1977. The fire caused electrical wire in the 100-year-old building to determine its Stella Rudolph of Ballard Drive. Ocean Township, who worked five electricians had looked at the electrical box and all said it heavy damage to the second and third floors of the building condition. at the time as a waitress in the Great Gatsby. She was one of was faulty which contained offices and storage space but only light dam- Det. Kearstan said that the debris from the closet had been the five persons who went with Petillo to the Tradewinds When he-testified earlier in the trial, Mr Williams said his age to the first floor dining room and lounge. The restaurant cleaned out when he inspected the area and he did not examine Robert C. Monahan of Valley Drive, Ocean Township, who first opinion was that the fire started from a faulty electrical was on Branchport Avenue. it later. was with Petillo in the Tradewinds, said he had been summoned outlet box but that he later changed his opinion after a closer Det. Kearstan. who has been with the state police arson unit Mr. Frankel drew testimony from the detective that he did to the telephone about a fire and when he told Petillo that it was inspection of the building. Freehold Township takes steps to get tough with vandals

FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP sorry," Mr. Mantei said after lice department presently has or a community work pro- Juveniles charged with who will find it least amusing — Township Committeeman submitting a report to the several areas of the township gram. The work program is vandalism offences will be of- are those who are vandals," Robert W. Mantei has warned committee on his efforts with under surveillance, and that administered by the youth fered the choice of facing the Mr Mantei said. local vandals of tougher penal- the local police. police have asked residents to council. County Juvenile and Domestic In cases wher|f#ouths are ties if they are caught destroy- Mr. Mantei, chairman of report "suspicious vehicles "No young person who has Relations Court or reporting caught vandalizing the town- Transmission - Eniini - From Els Dllfirullil ing township property. the township's Youth Gui- and persons." been involved in such a pro- to the Youth Guidance Council ship's parks and recreation fa- Repair S fttbilliin "Anyone caught in an act dance Council, said in a pre- According to Mr. Mantei, gram ever went away feeling for assignement to the work cilities, they will be offered of vandalism is going to be pared statement that the po- police are on the verge of mak- that he got off easy," Mr. program. If parents of the ju- the choice of aiding in pro- ing a number of arrests in con- Mantei said. "In fact, the rep- veniles object to the work pro- grams providing recreation gram offer, the case will auto- for the handicapped, Mr Man- nection with recent vandalism utation our Youth Guidance matically be turned over to the tei noted Refusal by either the BODY WORK - REFINISHING incidents Program Council has for as- Manasquan drawbridge signing onerous and generally courts, Mr. Mantei said. youths or their parents will, Slate Reinspection gtltt&n - Lie. 0137 "In some cases, we al- nasty tasks to people is pretty again, result in the referral of ready have the make and "There is nothing amusing 4 W. Garfield Ave. 291-3849 Atlantic Highlands to open at end of month well known and already serves about vandalism and we in- the cases to the Juvenile model of autos and vans in- as a deterrent." Court USED CARS-BOUGHT AND SOLD volved in some incidents and tend to make sure that those NEWARK - The Manas- Matawan. are merely awaiting final identification before making quan River Drawbridge in Because of the work, all Brielle will open at the end of arrests. We also have license trains passing South Amboy numbers," he said. June, rather than June 1 as are being "single-tracked" originally reported, a Conrail through South Amboy, Ms Mr. Mantei also described spokesman said yesterday. Hoynowski said the procedures that will be fol- Cheryl A. Hoynowski, as- lowed when arrests are made. sistant manager of commuter Rather than open the "All those arrested will be relations for Conrail, said the bridge to rail traffic, with a brought to police headquarters dealy was due to the fact that second "single-tracking" sit- for action," he said. rail gangs now working at uation, the decision was made Youths over 18 years old Dad and Grad South Amboy have not com- to keep the bridge closed until who are found guilty will in pleted welded rail work be- the work in South Amboy was many cases be offered a BEAUTY • QUALITY • VALUE tween South Amboy and finished, Ms. Hoynowski said choice between a jail sentence ore/co we oo ALL ove OH/W, •EEDRAZOR

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The Daily Register Nixon was pushover for Shah this week to tta* op sswart for Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON •raaid, "thattte Saudis did WASHINGTON - The real not want to get prices down a price rise culprit behind toe great oil rip- but wanted to plaice the OSBS "Peres suggested that ARTHUR Z KAMIN off u identified In lecret in- WASHINGTON for the price rise upon the Ainosaegar.aloagwMhthtp*- troleam ministers at VSSMM- President and Editor teUi|«cc reporu at the ihah •hah." of Iran. The documents reveal SCENE Yet intelligence docu- U aad Algeria, try so cwwiaw that he clamored for higher oil ments, including intercepted the Saudis to change their Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F Sandford, Associate Editor profiti to finance nil dreamt messages, stroagiy indicated poaiaon on the price kasje." of glory that.the Saudis meant what OB Sept. », a National Is- 6 TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1979 The shah's agitation and they were saying. These se- tdUgence BuUetia reported the Nixon administration's ac- of oil." The Saudis were un- cret reports should have been "Iranian Minister Aninwostsr quiescence, according to the willing to stand alone against available to Kissinger ANDER8ON apparenUy has found that documents, led to toe devas- the other oil-selling nations On the eve of the lin oil while most OPEC cosjntries tating oil price increases of As the CIA explained in a top- ministers' meeting, for exam- Yunani's statements." y this share Iran's desire for a price October 1973, and January secret dispatch: "The Saudis ple, the Central Intelligence time, the shah haKUready suc- rise, few cartel members are 1174. The Western world still are unlikely to risk political Agency reported: "Saudi Ara- ceeded In quadrupling oil willing to go as high as the U hasn't recovered from the eco- isolation and • breakup of bia and Iran apparently re- prices, but he still wasn't sat- to » percent range advocated nomic impact. OPEC." main seriously divided on the isfied. His sales had declined by the shah..." Saudi Arabia, whose rulers From Riyadh, American issue of an OPEC oil price rise in 117$, and his revenue wasn't In the end, a compromise feared a backlash against the Ambassador James Akins re- in the fourth quarter. keeping up with his spending was reached, and the oil cartel oil cartel, tried to stop the ported that Saudi oil minister "The Saudis may attempt Reported the CIA on Sept. adopted a 10 percent increase price rise. The Saudis ap- Ahmed Zaki Yamani had com- to thwart an increase at the H, 1975: "Iran ia a leading But it was the shah, once pealed to the Nixon adminis- plained to him about Kissin- OPEC conferencs on Septem- proponent of an OPEC price again, who led the agitation tration to help persuade the ger's strange reluctance to in- ber M, although we believe rise and is generally thought to for higher oil prices. shah to listen to reason. tervene with the shah. Yamani other members will try to favor a jump of IS to 10 This raises toe mystifying As late as July, 1*74, after alleged that Kissinger "is work out a compromise. percent. Saudi Oil Minister question: Why didn't Richard the extortionary increases had speaking about lower oil "Ambassador Akins was Yamani reportedly has coun- Nixon and Henry Kissinger re- already been imposed on the prices but in secret doing eve- informed by Saudi oil minister seled King Khaltd and Prince strain the shah, since they had world, the Saudis offered to rything possible to jack them Yamani on Wednesday that Fahd against an increase at the political muscle to do it? sell their oil at public auction up." Riyadh had decided It must this time..." SPOTLESS SHOW: After to force prices back down. In a secret "memorandum hold the line against any price However, the CIA cau- all the hoopla, music and Yet unaccountably, Presi- for the file," the ambassador increase. Yamani said he told tioned: "The Saudis could criticism directed at the nu- dent Richard Nixon and his revealed: "The Saudis had the shah's adviser. prevent an OPEC price in- clear industry, federal govern- foreign policy whiz, Henry urged us on numerous occa- Amouiegar, that if Iran insists crease, but they are unlikely ment officials breathed easier Kissinger, never used their sions to put pressure on the on a Urge price increase, the to accept the political costs of the day after the huge May < tremendous influence with the shah to cooperate with Saudi Saudis would smll at current such a move." rally by anti-nuclear groups on shah to stop the ruinous oil Arabia and reduce the oil prices and sharply increase The shah lobbied with other the Capitol mall. A National gouge. prices. Yet we had refused to production, even at the risk of oil governments, meanwhile, Park Service spokesman told The result was reported on* do this." splitting OPEC. to' drive up prices. Reported us that the government didn't Aug. 30, 1974, by the Central Kissinger explained to us "Reports from several re- the CIA two days later: "The Incur any clean-up or damage Intelligence Agency: "Riyadh that he was aware of the liable sources and recent in- shah's adviser, Amouiegar. expenses from the demonstra- called off an oil auction that Saudis' offer but doubted their tercepted messages," the CIA met with Venezuelan Presi- tion, which drew about 70,000 would have lowered the price sincerity. "My belief was," stressed, "add credibility to dent Perez In Caracas earlier people The punishment isn't so capital

By JIM BISHOP Illll IIIIIMIUIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMI said no. hand a bit in allowing the ex- There is immaturity in In those yean, I could ecutioners to wear black electrocutions. It is the ul- write a reasonable editorial hoods. Spenkelink couldn't timate revenge of the sim- THE opposing capital punishment. I have cared who was throwing plistic mind. The victim, for know all the arguments. the switch. They were a couple whom so few weep, may not REPORTER Around the time of John F. of electricians moonlighting. have known the Imminence of Kennedy's assassination I re- Still, Florida made a grave death until it happened. The tllllll IHIMHM) IIIIIUII Minn alized that we are a violent mistake. It should have paid perpetrator, who generates people. Some of us will kill John a thousand for the movie tears among the radical un- sion. It is the gutless man or without profit or satisfaction. rights to his sudden death. employed, spends at least a woman who may be tempted A few robbers will kill all the This would have given him an year in a cage knowing the day to kill that Spenkelink's jazzy witnesses rather than risk opportunity to give his kin and the hour. jolt will stop. Probably more identification and a year or BISHOP something. If executions are The legal cruelty lies in the people now know John's name two in the can. to have an inhibiting effect, numberless appeals and pleas. than can identify the vice- So we returned to legal kill- such a film should be shown In All the devout Christians are president of the United States ing. Florida has enough This is tall hypocrisy because all penal institutions. Surely, on Death Row. They have been In the 1830s and 1940s I cov- murderers on Death Row to Gov. Robert Graham an- if old cons at Rahway Re- reborn and would like to prove ered executions for a New organize their own chamber of nounced that he would go over formatory can scare young it outside. It may have given York newspaper. On Thursday commerce. If Jury and judge the case to see if there was a prisoners straight, think of the Primary Election day John Spenkelink some comfort nights at 11 my neurological have wrestled with their cons- basis for mercy. benefits of showing a five- to know that he was knocked processes and bowels were ciences and said they should The state attorney general minute movie of an execution. Monmouth County voters — along unopposed in her bid for the Republican off by the department of re- wound tighter than a Mickey die, then let them die. must have told him that John Why shield felons from the habilitation with those of the rest of New Jersey — are nomination for that position. Mouse watch. I stared at that Lawyers enjoy the charade Spenkelink was an out-and-out goal to which they aspire? going to the polls today in the Primary There is no contest for either party's The law cannot prove that ugly chair until 1 committed on last-minute appeals and ratty murderer and deserved A casual survey of the Election to choose party candidates for nomination for the one Board of Free- electrocutions inhibit the wooden grain to memory. I stays of execution. It gener- no consideration. However, documents in John homicides, but it is a truth made notes of last words, last ates publicity. They get their the governor decided to play November's General Election. Although holders seat to be filled by the November Spenkelink's case snows that that the absence of the death looks, last meals and, when it names in a lot of papers. Tele- the game. Then be lent his he was dumb. He killed a felon the few contests to be decided have made voting. Also unchallenged are both penalty encourages was over, I used to take the vision chases the next of kin plane to the attorney general in Tallahassee. Leon County is it something less than an event of feverish parties' candidates for state Assembly malevolent cowards to shoot, executioner to an Ossining tav- until they cry for the camera. to fly all over the East denoun- to modern jurisprudence what stab, hack, bomb, poison, excitement, we trust the voter response nominations in the three districts that ern for a belt. The murderer's preacher tells cing stays of execution. a raft is to the liner QE2 drown and purchase the sud- It is not a thing to which the may be better than that indicated by off- represent Monmouth County residents. the world how the poor boy The press played the story Dumb criminals kill the wrong den demise of otherwise cynical reporter becomes ac- year primary election patterns of prior died repentant. like an organ solo. This is the man in the wrong place. Most of the contests in today's voting healthful citizens. climated. The last one — two At the last moment, as I good part. Let them por—riy If I sound callous it's be- years. If it isn't, probably fewer than 15 will be staged at the local level with a The law, no matter how hoods from Brooklyn — was as recall, Florida's governor that quivering, quaking figure cause I am. I never met a man percent of the county's 241.572 voters will vengeful, will not stop the felo- number of challenges being mounted for wrenching as the first - a phoned the warden and told right out on page one. Let the behind bars who wasn't con- cast ballots. nious recidivist from murder. drunk who shot Virginia Bran- him to shoot the juice, and young creeps read it. The municiapl office nominations. In some vinced that he was smarter Nor will it slow crimes of pas- nen in the belly because she "God have mercy on us." state, I thought, overplayed its than the system... On the county level there is just one election districts there are contests for contest, that one on the Democratic Party party county committee posts. ballot for nomination for county clerk. In most places, we must acknowl- There the incumbent clerk, John R. Fiorino of Matawan, who is the Democrat- edge, there have been more exciting elec- tions to draw the public's attention. We Another factor: Petrochemicals ic county chairman, is being challenged by would point out though that participation Paul K. Wiener of Ocean Township. Mr. Little Silver appreciation to each and every seek his advice and help. Each in the balloting is a duty of sorts as well as Wiener, a real estate associate and busi- To the Editor: member of the Board of time was a most reassuring nessman , has conducted a low-key cam- a right. A good showing at the polls, even' Headlines highlighting the FROM OUR READERS Education for their considera- and positive experience. when little is at stake, is a healthy sign of tion, time and courtesies that I also feel the Board should paign. current oil shortage stress the t It MM *«tttor mwil (M tifiKMI m*J MM HH wrHw'i ctntftoto •* public involvement. We hope, therefore, anguish of the motorist and NIptilM nwrntot- TMy m*jit n.l u««i W* worth. NilKctfl were extended to us. We re- be made aware of the ex- Freeholder Jane Clayton, who decided cellent manner in which our that more people than had been expected the fuel-oil user. '•£&. alize that we presented you to forego a bid for a second term as Rightly so, but has anyone with a difficult decision and child's teacher, Mrs. Dana En- freeholder to seek the county clerk post, is will enter the voting booths today. given thought to the oil- regardless of how it could dresen, handled this situation shortage effects upon a na- let's do all we can to coun- However, in the judgment have turned out, we are most from its inception. We were tionwide industry, namely teract the greedy efforts of of this erstwhile City Service impressed with the. pro- always given her most honest petrochemical? foreign oil suppliers to do us Oil Company employee, let us fessional way the matter was professional opinion regarding Vietnam vets honored Preferring products from in. Had it not been for Ameri- not be too quick to castigate handled by the Board. We a very important education de- clothes hangers to handbags — can expertise, the oriental oil were able to see, through our cision for our child. We fully It may have been, as some com- come accorded those who returned from the American oil companies, from basketballs to easy sheiks would still be mourning as whipping boys In this cur- recent attendance at your realize the pressures that plained, shamefully tardy, but the recog- earlier wars. A nation at least half- chairs, (sometimes aptly de- the lack of green oases in the rent crisis. With their oil meetings, what an extremely were brought to bear on Mrs. nition accorded Vietnam war heroes in a ashamed at what it had done then all but - scribed as vinyl resting desolate desert sands. depletion allowance cut down difficult job the Board has and Endresen and we commend her for always insisting that ceremony in Trenton last week falls, we turned its back on those who had done its places), the presentday Our greatest mistake was by Congress, they're doing all we have a deep respect for the Plastic Age has proved a wor- permitting them to nationalize endeavors each member our child's welfare and best feel, in the better-late-than-never catego- bidding — some at tragic cost. they can to drill new wells to thy successor to the bygone our longtime oil leases. After supply America. Unfortunate- makes to ensure good educa- interests were paramount to ry- Now, it seems, the nation grows in- Stone, Bronze and Iron Ages. all, true charity begins at ly, nine out of ten drilled turn tion for our children. any decision made on his Gov. Brendan T. Byrne, handing out creasingly inclined to give belated recog- With this thought in mind, home. out to be dry ones, with resul- behalf. My observations of her I would like to take this and Mrs. Beryl Hughes in their six Distinguished Service Medals, 16 Pres- nition. It is good to see, and long overdue. tant inflationary expenses to the drillers. opportunity to express our ap- handling of the children in the idential Certificates and 27 Governor's It had been feared that there might be preciation for all courtesies prep program shows them Certificates — some to veterans without Nevertheless, let us carry anti-government statements or demon- on. Praise God from whom all extended to me by Dr. Fan- both to be a tremendous asset ning during my many phone limbs — said he knew this ceremony strations at the ceremony. It was without blessings flow. to our community and a marking Vietnam Veterans Week was conversations with him. I positive, uplifting light in our incident, although one recipient declined A very Giles "not enough." He recognized, he said, know what a busy man he is, children's lives. his award and statements by the vetans but never did I feel that 1 was that the country did not sufficiently ex- 1 hope this letter will be afterward reportedly ranged from grate- Many thanks keeping him from more im- read in public and made part press its appreciation for those who par- Tinton Falls portant duties. He deserves a ful to outraged. of your official record for I ticipated in the Vietnam Conflict. To the Editor: great deal of credit for the believe this community should That can hardly be denied. No matter One of the veterans may have voiced Open letter to Mr. Albert manner in which he deal; with be made aware of how two of how one feels about that conflict of itself, the consensus. "Maybe they're taking us Mizrahi, President, Tinton the people of Tinton Palls. its members feel about some Fills Board of Education: This was not my first contact the devotion and valor of the many who out of the closet now and saying we're not truly dedicated people. My husband and I wish to with Dr. Fanning, but rather Nancy G Barrett answered the nation's call in the situation so bad after all. Even if it's purely politi- express our sincere thanks and the third time 1 had reason to George R. Barrett cannot be questioned. And for those who cal, it's still nice to be recognized for what returned there was little of the hero-wel- we've done." Spring winding down Today in history In 1968. Senator Robert Ten years ago: President Soviet Union, saying they were The excitement now lies in antici- Now the Merry Month, the last full Kennedy was shot and fatally Nixon named a former Ameri- slandering the Soviet state and month of spring, is done and we're into the pation of the workday breaks of school wounded during a political can Legion commander, social system. one that brings us summer. campaign appearance at a Los Donald Johnson, as head of the closings and summer vacations; in the Today's birthdays: Former Angeles hotel Veterans Administration. Whether June's days are in fact, as invasions of tourists seeking local recrea- White House news secretary the poet thought them, the rarest of all Also in 1986, it was an- Five years ago: UN Bill Moyers is 45 years old. tions; in the long hours of light for picnics nounced that the U.S. nuclear troops in the Middle East depends on point of view, but they are The former head of the Na- and backyard barbecues, golf and tennis submarine Scorpion was pre- moved into a buffer zone on tional Space Agency, James days to cherish as among the best we get. and fishing, dipping in the pool or surf, or sumed lost off the Azores with the Golan Height* after the Fletcher, is 60. The excitement of nature in early spring 99 men aboard final signing ol disengagement just sitting out the cool comfort of the — the first flowers, the northward rush of In 1776. the Teton Dam in documents by Israel and Syr- Thought for today: We have evening. Idaho's upper Snake River ia. migrant birds and the burgeoning of two ears and only one tongue June is the month for enjoying a lot of Valley burst, forcing about One year ago: Moscow de- in order that we may hear foliage - wanes now as we settle into the 30.000 people (rom their manded the expulsion of two more and speak less — quieter life of fulfillment of verdant prom- the things we started looking forward to in homes. Six persons were re- American guides from a U.S. Diogenes, Greek philosopher, ise. January. ported dead and 57 missing. agricultural exhibition in the about 412-323 B-C.

" Business SHREWSBURY. N.J TUESDAY, JUNE 5,1979 N.Y. stock quotations Opportunities for handicapped Nf w vMKutm • BYSYLVUPOtTER Other criteria include You lack funds not otherwise available, you have a good character; ttartoT»rl»a»jjjii II Htaaacappcd roca aid wtmm — mt nation's jni m tut nvt proven repayment ability; sufficient equity, ii » mt im moat dJjfncefully neflecUd minority - finally i • tii att a»« mi- « are fettinf accou to more jota and business some collateral - m im 1? int— vt opportuBiuo and are beln| increanttfly recof- YOUR MONEY'S Loans in the program fall into two categories (1) Handicapped Assistance Loans to non- PViG 1 a 7 471 MM Wt ruied as fully capable of competinf (or profiU and A4UM.MJI S 111 » Pt4PL IS4I economic advancement profit organisations (HAL-1). Airtral 44) |SI 27vt W < II You will impress your banker with your ability AutM jB4 i4 ii n; . aSIl HI S._ . It's in the field of small buiineia thai op- ouato t a 4 u nv* WORTH AkanA IIW n a Df«M0>J 29H »U.« 14 No matter what the obstacles that remain, StLSaFlMt IS 44V, 41H 44V*• Vt businesses of their own," says Robert Ruffner, of You must prove via a physician's certificate ArllPS 1 44 1 111 » 1144 IM- Vt FlnSBar 1 S II 14H 141* 14**+ Vk they are less overwhelming than in the past. If Armco ma a mt ntt- vt FlmMIIO- 141 IIH I2M 1214— M stRaaP i to 7 n av* mt mt— vt the President's Committee on Employment of the the exact nature of your disability, and that it is ArmCki.10 7 111 17V* II 17V* + H FtChrl M S 114 It*. It** 14V., It Sambot 13 HI 7H 7v* 7V*— vt you are disabled, have a good idea and manage- Atarco M I 141 llv* Ilvt 1IW+ vt Fitcnkl 10 I in M *» li*t+ va SFalnd 140 I HS 40Va 3*44 394k- va Handicapped. "I find that increasing numbers of permanent. AUlKMl 1 7 M7 414t 41V* 41H » Vt SF.Inl TIM 451 MV* H these people are interested in starting their own You must demonstrate how your handicap rial skills to make it as a business owner, never AidDG 1.50 I 11 11 I;H Iltt- Vt FllnBn I 40 7 HI HVI 11 II SchrPlol 44 11MB HH AtlRkhl.BO 9 414 41K UVt 41H + Vt FtoolEnl.91 4 411 BH d IH 114— It Sxhtmb4i,1017 I02S 70H 70 70'/.+ companies rather than being subject to the uncer- prevents you from competing in the business has the chance for you to get into the mainstream FlaPlltt! 2SI UK Ml 14O. 14 AllatCt _ St 1H4 IMt 1H4+ It ScatiP .91 4 It? IIH 17 17'* '.. been greater. Try it. FlaPoml 74 I » nvi IM 29H— M SaaDCLl 10 5 71 17 14* 144r.- VI tainties of federal job grants." community. AvcoCni 20 1 144 XH 20* 104* Fitter 1.40 9 1103 41* 41* 42V*+ % AMrv -SI 7 II II 1144 154*— 4t SaartaG .1110 1149 1} 14V* Uv»— vt FardM 4 I S79 41H 41V. 42)4— M Soars I.M 7IM1 19 latt 114* Ant* 44 4 171 1144 11V* law ForMK LSI S 49 21* IIH life* M Avon l.nil 914 44Vt 44 44 - Vt FranfeM HI 1SI It I 4 + It SMIKMI 17 HI an a an+ivt SakrIM 4011 17! IIH 41 gtm FrplMnl 40IS 130 44M 4SM 4S*i SMUT 1.41a 7 144 Uv, UVt 41 BallvMI .1010 ia7 lM\Vt 77 I1V4 + 4V* Sltmln II a UVt FrplMmvl — II 1114 a* 1114+ H BallvMlwl _ ai uattt att 40H + lvt Slanal .a 4 SS H 33V* 2SW— V, FriMffll 2.40 4 77 31V* 301* 31 BallGE 1.44 7 441 14V* 1414, 14tt SlmpPal 5413 lit llv, 11 Ilvt- V* BnkAm 1.11 7 119 1544 U4t 144fc OAF .41 S IIS 104* 10H 1O*I4- M Slnaor K 4 IS Ilvt HH 13 Bausch 1.71 7 91 194t 19Vt UVt— 4t SKTaci.10 9 201 UVt 17* 17H+ M Skvllna 44 J 74 IS 94* 1'.+ V* Gannattl 7113 SI 41H 41** 42M— M BaitTrv .1014 IH 40 114* 49 — Vt Smltlns 14 940 43H 43 43W- H GnD»nsl20_ 420 19 MH MH- M SooyCp lOall 41 9 Take choice, income or growth BaatFOI.MI 114 IIH 11 nu,+ vt GtnEI 2 « I 4*4 49H 49 49H+ H Bator 11 41 74t 7V* 7V»— Vt SCrEG ' a I 134 14', 14'. I4H— vt GnFdt 1.10 1 4S9 19'/i 1914 »'/,+ M BallMow .94 1 71 17V* 1444 14H— Vt SaCalE ! 41 4 143 H IS*. 26 + '. IIIIIIIIIIU.MI.II 414 tl Gnlml .40 9 IM ait Hit 37M— M SoufhCol 54 4 Ot4 1144 11V, IIH By DAVID R. SARGENT Your account, now worth count summary and the Bandlx lit 4 XI29 MH 171* HH+ V, GnMllln 14 t 41 ISH 1S'4 ISH4. 14 BanfCo l 4 44 l< m. H t vi . ScNRasl.ll 7 44 154* 144* 1SH+I'/. GMol I.ISl 4 1119 S7H S7Hs7i* souPac I.* 4 ao an a avt+ v» (28.000, is spread rather thin purchase and sale advice. Be- BtnalB I 77 IV* | 1 - VI CPU I.Sta 4 990 9 114 BtttPH .14 7 111 a 114* 11 < 4. 1 + V* SouRv I.M I 799 54 SSV* 14 + H 4— I am writing to you with eleven separate holdings cause a broker makes money GTE 1.44 I 1144 11* 27M ll'4+ H SorryP. I 11 7 190 44*. 44V* 4444 BathStl 1.40 1 114 11V* IIH III* GTIra I SO S 114 24H 24 14 because I cannot seem to get a Therefore, rather than adding BMCkDr.UII SI7 M H4t 114* SsuarO I.SO I 19 HVt 12 12 - Vt by generating commissions, Gonatco _ n BICkHRI.H— 11! IIH im 11'/*- W Squibb I 0111 44B 29 aVt 21'. H straight answer from anyone SUCCESSFUL more stocks to your portfolio, you should be mindful of any Boalnw I 4 tlM 14Vt MH a4t+ Vt GaPac 1.10 9 171 144k HVt 14'/,+ It StBrnd 1 34 4 141 14 13H 11*. else. I own British Petroleum BollaC 1.10 4 Ml II » II < t Gottv 1.4011 231 44'/. 4SH 44'/.+ H StOIICI l.M I Bl «•, 4IU, 41H+ H my inclination would be tountoward account activity Bordari 1.11 4 19 HH HH HH— % GlbrFn .499 4 4 41 lilt 114b im SlOInd 3 I 471 44 43V, 44 + H and have held it about t years. enlarge on some of your pres- You have a good list which SoraW 1 I 51 JIV. 71'.* 11Vi + Vt Glllaita I 40 7 H. 34Vt lilt 14 SI0IIOM101I 645 U544* S1H S4H+ H BosEd 1 44 7 II lilt IIV* !!>,* + H Gdrkh 1.44 4 x 54 M IIH 111* SlautChli.10 7 434 11 MVi MH— vt I was wondering if I should sell ent positions. I assume that should not require many BranlH 44 I Ml 11 1144 1144- Vt Goodyr 1.30 I 4SS ItH IIH IIH StarlOg Mil 4112 20H ItH 20 - H and buy Exxon, which is twice INVESTING BrlttM 14411 14! IIH »Vt 11". H Gould 1.40 7 13 34V4 14 14'*.+ V* Stavanjt HK> 4 14 134t 13*. '**• the management fee you are changes in the next few years BrIIPtt .14011 7!l 14H UVt 14H + V* Graca 1.10 4 17117'/. 17'* StuWor I 25 4 341 IS 24',. 15 + H the price but pays nine tlmei paying includes safekeeping of Brntwt .10 I 111 11V, l]4t 13V* + Vt GIAIPc _ IM lit 7H- 74t«- Vt SunCo 3 7 1S3 SO", SOU, »H__ (Mr. Sargent cannot an- GtWFim 4. 5 914 704* 20U, HH-+ V* the dividend. E.W.Georgia BwvEr a 7 ia nv. wt u«*+ H TRW 1 6 IBS 34H 34V, 3444- V* III II IIIIIHIIIIIMHIIHItllllimilllll your securities, accumulation Grevh 1.0410 359 14V* tut 14 + V* swer all mail personally, but BunkR 14 I 441 I7H 17 17 — V* T.llay 17 S3 lOVt 10 10 Grumml M10 SI lilt Ilvt UVt A— Although both com- and reinvestment of dividends, Burundi.40 4 IU lilt ItH I4<* + Vt TamoE I 44 7 40 I7H 1744 174* will answer all questions pos- GllWltn .7! 3 HO 14V* UVtt4H+ V* BurlHo IM I MSUS044 «'/» 50V. + I landv 4 732 19H UH 19 — Vt Your portfolio consists a semiannual or quarterly ac- GuMOII 2 05 4 794 ISH 1SV* panies are international oil ment goals. Which do you sible in his column.) Burrgh 111 147 49 W4 41 + V. 15V.+ Vt Tandvcftn I II V. HI 344 GIISIUI I 36 7 41! IIH IIH CBS 140 7 414 4IV4j 44H 41V* t V* UH— V* Ttklrni .4411 141 I0U. 444* 10 + H producers, their stocks ara un- almost entirely of good quality GullUtd 96 7 l» ISH 1SV* ._ want, higher current income CIT 1.40 7 147 144* 14H 1444— 'A Talaan 1.121 I 12S 11444 US'. 1M4t+ •-. Hallibt 1.1010 521 4414 44V* 4|4t+ Vt, like. Exxon, as you point out, growth issues You also hold CPC 1 I M SOU, 494t 49«t Tilprml 21 331 1BV, 17*. 11'/,- H with slower appreciation or a HarUHk S61t 4 20 10 20 +• V* Cams* 1 74 9 41 HI* 11'/, 1144— V* T.la« 1 1B4 444 4H 444— '. is a hlgheryielding issue — 6 9 one high-yield utility — Or- HarllZd.aOb S M 10V* IH Ira— VI modest dividend return with a* CarPvr 1.914 117 MV*TO'/* 10H + '.* TtniKO l.M 7 234 33 13H 11'. vt Harculad 10 7 in lilt II* UH ange & Rockland — and one C.rrCp I 7 at 14 IIH UH Tnoro 7 541 11*. Ilvt 12*4+ H percent versus 15 percent for Haubllnl.Sl 9 119 17Vt lilt 141*— '•. larger capital gain? Business briefly CailICk aor, I II 114* ISH IIH- vt Taxoco 1.14 7 HI 15*, 1SV* ISH+ vt Hav.IIPk.40IS 79 M I3H 4< + H British Petroleum. However, money market fund - Century CatrpT 1.10 I 144 55*. 55 SSH + H TaiEll 1.30 7 94 42*t 41'/. 42V* - I have a management Calantt 3 1 14 4144 41Vt 4144+ H Holiday 44 I 407 II 17". II + It T4IIM1 111 111 O6"» 14* ISH- V, it has not generated the same Capital. Unless income is an Casino bids to run trams on boardwalk CanSoW1.42 7 140 nv* 11V* UVt— vt HollyS _ IS 14'/. 1S4ItI — H Taalnt 17 427 14V* IIH IIH- H level of growth. Earnings have portfolio account with one of investment requirement, my CafttrDaliDl! 71 41H 40H 4H4- 1* Homitkl.iOaii 142 31'/. 37'/.33'4+ H TaxOGl 34blO ISO 17H 37H 17*.- lo Honwll 2.10 7 527 47V* Ult Crt-taod .90 7 13 14 1144 1144— H 17 — H TuPcLdlSaH 1 54 UV* 53*. risen 110 percent since 1970 the large national retail bro- suggestion would be to liqui- ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Resorts International is HoulhFl IS S ISI UH llvII,H 4 . CataAIr .M I 404 tt IIH 1l4t— Vt TtxUtll 1.44 7HSO0I9 IIH 111* vc lnem Moulin I 34 7 101 11V* Ml. It kerage house*.. I ga making a bid to run trains on the Boardwalk here. Resorts Chmplni 14 4 114 ]44t 14H 1444+ U, T4xsglM.M11 25 21 '• 21H 2144 and the share price has moved date the utility holding. ChamSp .BO I 119 IIW 11 UVt HoulNG 1 9 149 21V* 2I'-. MV,+ '4 1.xlr on I 40 4 304 24*. 24H ItH- Cnrvil4r.40_ 441 IV. IH IV* IU Int .9131 119 1144 tl'/. UVt— ''i Tlmkn 3 7 410 40'/. 59V* S94*+ './. ings jump 290 percent in that type of account. J.D. Nebras- no progress had been seen for bid 1361,000. The city is still studying the bids. McAllister, Citlcrp 1.10 1 517 Ilvt HH 11 - Vt IdanoP 12110 44 25'.. 14H IS — '/I Tokhaim 60 1 71 10'/. 1944 W. + H a retail fuel oil firm, has been running the trams since they Cltl445vl.Mll 1011 44H UVt MH + 2>a IdaalB 1.40 S 10 HI* HH HH— 4t TWC 4 34B ItH 19 19'. '. tvjrlivi a'nrf th'p UrUirp ka seven years. The money mar- Cltvlnv I.M 1 149 IS'/* 14H IS + Vt ImplCp 1 4 «2H 11*. 21V* 114t— '/. Transm i s lit ii uH 17 penoa ana me snare ket fund is a good repository were first allowed on the Boardwalk in 1973. The trams run INCO 4057 4SS IIH 2IU. llVt ClarkE 14 11 17V* 37V* 17V.— Vt TranKOl 1411 404 14H 14 24'.+ Vt . A- You have not disclosed Inaxco .1421 HO II »V. »H+ ». between Steel Pier and Convention Hall and charge 60 CI4VEI 1.91 I 301 11'/* I7H 11'/*+ Vt Travln 2.01 4 902 37'. 37 37 — vt for money on a short-term InoarR 3.14 7 41 SO 49'/* 49V*— H Conversely, Exxon far out- any information concerning Cloro* .74 7 147 11V4, 104* 10V*— Vfc TrlConl 94a— 130 14'/. ItH 14*+ '4 InlndStll Ua S 11 ISI* 1SV, ISH— V* basis, between investments. cents. Resorts International Hotel Casino, near the Steel CltSIGl 40 7 171 13H 134* 13V*+ V* Trlco .1410 44 10H 10'.. 1044 paced BP in the dividend de- your investment objectives or CecaBII .44 91173 4H 4V* t'1- Vt Intrlk 1.1015 5 14U. 15'* 14'/.+ H TCFOKI.404 4 234 43% 43H 42*,—IV. But if growth is your objec- Pier, took in more than (220 million in casino revenues CocoCI 1.0*13 111 »v. ait 3914 IBMl 3.4414 1156 74H 7$4t 76 — '. UAL I 7 224 14 2SH 25'.+ '. partment with a 75 percent the operational details of your IniFlav .1013 174 It 10*. tive, the cash could be better during its first year. CotflPall.M 7 444 14V. d!6 16'/.+ '* _ UMC 1.20 7 191 14H II 14 increase versus no change. So account. Thus, I can answer in ColPtn 1.40 1 137 111* IIH llVt— V* lntHarvl.30 nil I VI 17*. UNCftM .40 4 111 17* UVt 17V*— H utilized elsewhere ColGal 1.44 7 419 II',* 17H 171*+ V* IntMIn I 7 77 4SH 4S 4SH+ Vt UVInd lie S IM 22 21H IIH- H it all boils down to your invest- UnCarbl 40 S 111 17V. 34* 371*+ ''. only very general terms. CmbCm .Mil tl 334* llVi 31V*— V. IntPaprl.lO I 119 42H 41 41H-F *, U.S. dollar, price of gold falls IntTT I.M 4 419 17V* 27*. 77*. CmbEn I.M I 34 3944 39H 3944— V* UnEI4c 1.44 Ixlll 13H 13H IIH-'. Intraav » 7 47] 41V* 41 41 CmwE 2 60 I HI M II 14V. UnOCtll 7 S3S 33H J4'. 3SH+ H lowaBIS 51 S US UH 174* 17'/»- *. Comsat 1.10 9 119 44H 44H 44H+ . UPacC 1.3011 140 47'/* 44H 47 + H NEW YORK (AP) - The U.S. dollar fell yesterday in ConEd 1.44 6 111 11*. HH 114* lowaPSl.04 7 11 It MH II + H Unirov4l II 110 4 Sit SH— '/* JhnManl 12 ! Ill 24'-. 14 14' UnBrnd 154 S 57 4'/i 9V. tW+ '/I what analysts said appeared to be a wave of firmness in the ConFdt 1.10 4 101 I}*/. Ilvt. llvw— V. cntNO 11 no av. 37'. MV. + H JotmJn 113 111 USGVPI 1 I 41 It 21*. 19 foreign currencies that have been battered in comparison JonLan .40 7 41 USInd 44 S 111 IH IU IH+ vt Stocks up a fraction ConsP»1.24 4 141 IIH 11 11H+ H to the dollar lately. Most of the action took place in New ConlAir 30. 1 117 IH IH IV*- V* Jostans I 9 12 USSIaall.tO 4 B44 22'. 211* 22%+ It CntlCorp 1 4 HO 15'/, 15H IIH— ',. JovMlg 1.44 11074 UnTachLlO 7 409 17 34* 34*— V* York, as most European markets closed for the Whitsun CntlGrpl.M 7 111 114* MV* M4t K mart .14 9 117 UniT.I 1.44 7 19 1BH UH llv,— '» NEW YORK (AP) - The investments offered $217 mil- interest rates aren't likely to ContOII 1.70 t 330 34H 34". 14H+ It KailrAI 1 4 343 Upiofin 1.5110 170 4SVI 45 45 + Vt holiday. The price of gold fell to (274.375 an ounce in KanGE 1.10 I KI7 USLIFE 44 4 212 22'/. 21* 22VI+ Va stock market inched higher lion, or |35 a share, for the fall very much in the near ContT.ll.14 I 111 14H 14V* Ilvt KanPLtl 46 7 147 Varlan .4011 111 20 14'. ItH- H London from Friday's record closing of (275.25. In New CIIDala .40 7 4S1 HH 36'. 14H+ '-, yesterday, with energy, real Iowa-based real estate invest- future, although a peak may Katvlftd 3 41 VaEPwl.40 7 324 11'/. 124. 1241, Coopln 1.14 I 99 50* 491* S044+ *, York, gold closed at (273.15 an ounce, off $2.20 from KoufBr .14 4 H 7** 7 74 ment trust. Two major CornG I.HI 191 5541, IS'/* 55*.+ H Wachov .74 7 IS 17 14H 14H— Vi estate and gambling issues be in sight. Kalloogt.n 9 1IM II' • IIM— / CrwnCk 7 71 ll'/t am 11'/*+ H WalMrt .3011 11 25', 15' i IS'/i- V. Friday's (275.35 rate. Gold hit its all-time peak of (277 875 Kannct I3S 174 H' H12 22 - H highlighting an otherwise shareholders earlier had of- The Standard & Poor's 500- CrwZal 1.10 9 511 av, 17 a +t Walljml 10 5 201 30'. 2t'/i 19'.+ '• an ounce Thuzsday in London and Zurich, Europe's two 1 1 KarrM 1.35 9 Kill 47 4444 47 + Vt CurtW .10 7 x24 14' / u * i* . V* WrnComi I 7 97 MVt 32H 33'*- H lackluster session., fered to buy out other General stock index rose .15 to 99 32. KlmbCI IB 7 X19 16*. 44H 46*.+ '4 WarnrLI 32 I I4S1 22', 22V* HH- Vt main bullion trading centers. There was no trading in KnlotRd 60 9 SI 11H II UVt + 'A WshWt 1.01 7 10 12', 72'. 22'/.— '. The Dow Jones average of Growth stockholders at $30 a the S4P index of 400 in- Zurich yesterday. Dealers had expected the price to dip American Kopprs 1.10 7 47 21',. MH !!'/.+ ', WnAIrL .40 1 US •''» IV* IH+ •/* 30 industrials, off by ISO? share. dustrials added .15 and closed Kr.lt 3 7 14 44', UV» 44H+ V* WnBnt 1.34 I 421 27 24H 26'. '* after the recent gold boom which had seen an (81 rise in the NEW YORKIAP1- Monday'lialaclad Krooari t 111 II*. HH I4H+ '* WUniont 40 I 11331 20'. 19'-, 1t4* points in last week's trading, Kaiser Steel jumped 6 to 35 at 110.40. The NASDAQ com- nattonalpricattorAmarlcan LTV 1 19B IH IVt I1 • . WastgEI .97 5 2215 17*, 17H 17H+ '. price of an ounce of the metal since Nov. 30, when it was Stock Eichaneadsuat: LaarSg 1.04 4 71 19V. IIH 19 — %Wavarhr I I 241 2tH av* 2tH+1H gained 69 to cloc. >'. 821.90. in active trading. It has an- posite index of the over-the- Salat LaaEnt .7111 II HVi IIH it'.-,— It WhoolFI.20 I 44 » 27H »*+ H pegged at (193.375. 1 New York Stock Exchange nounced plans to sell its in- counter market advanced .19 PE Ms High Low Close Che. Lehmnl 314— 119 10'/. 10'/* lOVk—V* Whlrlpll 40 7 43 It /* 19 19 -'/. AaOliCp I 11 141, IH 141- V* LeviliF 10 I 117 ll'» 21V* 21H— H WhlttMt 4 325 4 S*. 34*— V* volume dropped to 24.04 mil- terest in an Italian iron pro- to 131.95. AltacCp It 27 I 15-16 15 14-1-16 LOF l.H 4 17 27', 17V, 17'/,+ '. Wtllttak 50 S 140 (3H 13H 13V*- V. lion shares from Friday's 24 56 ASClE .044— 34 4V, 41/, 6'. Liggtt 2.SO 5 65 33'/. 13H 33'/,— Uj Wlckas 1.04 5 206 14H 13', 14H+ H ducer for $207.5 million. Armln .11 9 IS LillyEIHJOIl 201 IIH S3 51H+ '. William* 114x303 1BH II 1BH+ H million as advances held a 7-6 Caesars World, which will Usamno JO—' a 14H I4M Litton Sit— 177 17* 17H 17V* WlnOa 1.441 22 24* 14'. 24*. AttsCM 05*13 45 34li 114— M Lockhd 4 HI IIH 19Vt IIH— V* Winnboo 14 101 2* 2H 24> edge over declines among Big become Atlantic City's second AtlaiCpwt — 21 SM SM+ M LO4WI 1.20 4 10 4441, 44V* 44V*— '. Wolwtn 1.40 5 SI2 24H 24', 24'.- vt Board-listed issues. gambling casino operator, »ulmRad _ IM M 2H 3M+ H LnStar 1.40 5 174 HH 11'/, 11'/,+ '/> xffox 1.4010 276 StH 19'/. S4H IWMlllB' 7 9Vt 9 9M+ Vt LILCo I 70 4 124 14''. ISH ISH— H ZaloCp 1 5 U 17'. 17 17'/.— '. rose 4% to 78Va. Class A shares BarenB .14 I 91 II 10H 104k- H LaLandl »IO Ml MH MV. MV.— • ZanlttlR 110 3B7 13H 13'. 1341 "Energy stocks are alive Bavarlv.lla 9 41 6'.I I - M LaPac 60b I 113 HH 19H 194*+ . and well," said MKI Securities of Resorts International, Bowvallg IO_ 131 ISH 15 1514- H LuckvS 1 1111230 ISH IS IS — Vt Slocks in Spotlight owner of the New Jersey re- ' "I .14 7 nil * I*. MGIC I I 941 14'. 21H 14 +2H analyst Charles Jensen as ris- Braican 14 4 744 201. »'/> 1014+ M Macmill .7211 14119H II'.. IIVi— V. NEW YORK (API. Sain. 4 p.m price ing oil and gas prices con- sort's first casino, fell H CK Ptl 1411 2» 14H 131k 14H+ 14 M4CV IIS IXI04 34'i H 34')+ * a.td n4t chanoa of the tlttatfi most actlva Carnal 1.50 7 347 24'/. 21% IIM— M MdlFdl lit— 157 14 II*. 11*.— '/. Now York Stock Exchange issuas. tinued to boost independent to43H on the Amex CnampHo 11 170 IK. IH lit MagicCf .40 I 17 1* 9H 44* trading nationally at mora than 11 producers. In the day's economy news, ClrclaK 1 I tl 17% 17 1714+ '.. MAPCOI4010 171 19'/* 29H 19V*— '/. StarlDrug 411,200 20 — H Bankers Trust Co.'s chief Colamn .91 7 14 17'. 17H 1744- ". MaratOl.ntO 217 71 70*0 71 (t CharttrCo 411.100 1444 +1H Charter Co., which said it ComOO _ 124 10% 9 115.700 71'* — H Petroleum gained '* to 40Vi, flation forecast implies U.S. EartnRot 1 9 IU HH 20% 201k- M McOarmt 1 4 ISI ItH 14V*, Ilvt— it I93.000 21'. +IH FadP.41 II 71 S« SM SM- H WcDnld .5411 557 ISH 44*. 4SH+ H 192,400 IS +4 Rager Oil added 1% to 22*4, FrontA 10b I 41 10'. I0M 1014+ HMcDonD 75 5 2141 21', dtlH IIH—IV* 146,100 II'. SRI .30 7 21 94k 9H 5*. WcGEdl.H 4 4T 2SV* 1} 25 — ''. 173,000 71V, +5'. and Imperial Oil class A was Gntvellg40e_ U 10*. 10H 101k McGrH 1.21 9 317 24 14 24 — Vt 171,100 SOH • *• ahead lv. at 29*. GoldlWd _»'.». '••l-il M44d 160 I 147 26'. U 26'.+ Vt Gdrichwt _ it r. i 1 — vt Mtlvillal 40 9 193 21'; 21'. »'/,+ '. Bond) The Amex gains helped GIBaslnP 34 103 7'i 7H 7H- '* Marck 1»I5 Ml 61'. II*. 63'.+ H GILUCh .1I1S 104 II'* »'. »'.- M IttarrLv a 7 IM I7H 17'. 17H NEW YORK (API - Mondav'mlacttd push the exchange's market How to HollyCp 14 71 11% 10*. 11 + >.. MeMPet 4114 1609 u41 47H 41*. + 1 New York Slock Exchange bond prices. HouOM Mil 593 1*1. 19H 1*'j— M MGMS .4010 291 II1. 70'. 11'.+ '. S«lei value index up 1.25 points to a HulkvOo I— H 44'. 44H 441- MidSUt I 52 6 X1045 14'. 14'. 14*. 11000 High Low Close Chg new high of 189.25. The ImnrOII Agl- 133 u»', 21' i 21H+1'. MMM 14011 ISS SSH 55'. SSVa—'. ATT4H0S 41 BO'i 79*. 79*.— >. subscribe InltrSys 10 172 !'• I 1 MlnPL 1.94 S 7S4 10'. 19*. 19'.— '. ColuGatSin I 44i. 144, a|».+ ', NYSE's composite common- InlBnknl 10 40 1 2'. 2H— M Moon .40 4 471 71'. 7t>. 73Va+ '• ConEdilSU7 14 70H 70H 70H+ '• stock index gained 10 to 56.13 Kaltln 75C_ 1 2'1 2M 2M+ '» Mobllxl — 102 17 34'. 17 + '. GMOtACSlBO 5 94*, 94*. 94*, LoowTot _ 142 16'. ISH I4M+ '1 MdMor .20 4 32 IIH II'. 13H+ '• «AoP4— I* PacGE5t91 14 64'. 44M 64'.+ '• Sterling Drug led the N YSE to The MarllKM — 141 11. I S It 1 5-14- '<• MonkDta It 114 It'. 10*. to*.-'. Marmrtl.lS— 10 HH 11% II1.* '• Monunl40 S 143 47'. 41*. 444.— '. SeariR4».ill 10 MH 04H 44H- '• most-actives, dropping H to 20 McCulO 11 HI 7 MntDU I 50 7 54 114. 14H 14*.+ •• USSI4tl44ll I «', II', II'!-!'! Mtgolnl .14 S 17 10' i MonPwIIMI 44 21'. IIH 114« US5leel4H«94 11 43*, 43*. 41*,— '. despite its announcement that MllchlE .2011 417u79'i Morgan!.50 7 217 45H 45 4SH+ '. it will begin testing a new Daily NKInnov — I !'• MorNorllll 20 14*. 14H 2tH- ', NtPatant — II 1% Motrolal TOI0 111 44'. 43H 43*.- '. heart drug on patients at 16 NProc .55a I » I'l MtFual 2.10 9 154 21', 17H M + Vi Local Securities medical centers nationwide. NOI4< - II 4% MISTol 1.12 7 12 ItH 16'. 24H+'. Bainh tleck auoUllons courttiv Out- Register NoCdOg — 122 11% NCR 1.60 I 559 45H 15' • 65'.- H water I Willi. Aiburv Pur* Industrial McDonnell Douglas, under OiarkA 20a 7 51 1% NLInd 1.20 I 300 II*. 21H 21*. quoUtions courttiv Fahn*itock 1 Co, pressure since last month's PF Ind — IS IH NLT 1.12 11273 10 29'. 29**— H R*d Bank. PGEOIW2S7- 15'• NabiKOI 50 7 x79 12'. dH*. 22*.+ 'a • ANK1 • 14 A(AMI DC-10 crash in Chicago, lost PECP .421 S 111 Ptl N4tAlrl .1019 100 34 37*. 37'.+ '• Ailcln Stt.lt Bank 10'i 11 PrmMal 34 4 S 14% N4tCan .72 I 733 IIH II*. II*.- H Ctntral Jcriar 10'• 10H Prailty .44 1 31 10'• NatOlltlM 4 102 21'. 21 21'-.+ 'a Ch*mlc 41 | SnrewsDuiy N J 07701 WarnCplOS- 30 4. IH NotltUtl.OI 4 Mt I'. I*. •*.- 'a 31 1 fire in motel NorNGsl.40 7 331 U44 1 44 44 Snrtwiburv State 11 IJ'» NoStPolU 7 lit HH 11'. 23H+ Va UnlltdCowntrViTruttCo 1* U'l G Dally 1 Sunday. Footnotei Nortrp 110 4 32 29'. 21'. M'.-l Unlttd J»r«v Bank IIH EATONTOWN - Firemen 1 1.00 weekly NwitAlrl.MIO 170 19 II . 11*.+ '. INDUSTRIAL SoMtllftVaaarawiofllcktl. took two hours yesterday NwtBcpl.H 7 107 24H 11*. 14H+ ', Aulodynamtcs. . s*. *'i Sunday only, N*llnd2.OS6 110 30', 30'. 30H-— IS'i it morning to douse a blaze in the Norton 1.40 7 33 29 M'. 29 Buck Enalnttrlnfl ]'> Vi l*HtHIVl oftafft>tBJ SJM tntj BoW 2SC weekly NorSim.ilb t 114 ISH 14'. U'a— H C.R.G. Corporation unoccupied section of the CkclPall 25S1 7M IIH It1* 19', Colonial Foods J'l J11 Baron Mayes Motel on Route Dally only. 1 OMoEd 1.7412 MS IS 14*. IS +'.Dt Tomato industries 4 J 4*t OkUGEIW 9 149 16'. 16 14'.« '• Elactranlc Ai»*xtat«> *w VH 35. Extensive damage was 75e weekly t-AM nw - tw^m. MHO* nut OklaNGiao 6 12 21' i II'a 21Vj+'a EAC Industrlat 4 *'* MOHMtM »h-'| Foodarama vt I-Ooctxi * oa44 ana. ilaix 7'1 . and Fire Chief William Stalia H ; 1-PoK HU4 rto>. OvanC I 20 4 174 17 MH HH— '. Glbton-Homans IIH 1 mimintn Hn* i — ocnon Owtnllll.H 5 ISO 19'. 19', 19*.-'. King Jamts Ext. Cart said it was definitely arson. PPG 1.14 I 574 21 . 17'. M'.t '. MataWlurofcatt mi Mi ?'« . m otci»«»loll'l™ P4CLM 1 7 IMullH H'. 12H+ H Wonmouth Air lint. 2*. 3'4 Slalfa also said the depart- PacPw 1.92 I Ml MH 201. M< Vt I'l N4NO. f-L _ _ 1IV, ment handled seven fires over PacTT 1.40 I St 14%- '• Monrnowth Park 14'i inalill pt»a Hack awttand P4nAm 1 444 5*. SH5*0^ Monmoulh Rial Eitatt i** J>. the weekend incuding one at — |I2- PanEP 3.10 4' IB 49 41', N, J. Natural Gai 14H U't PtnDIx — IS !'. S 5 - M) Pirkin-Elmtr n't lVt the Circle Trailer Park, one at or call 542-4000 Priclsion Optics <• xfx*yK«ar ax rlBW>. y-B Pannov I 74 7 103 M It*. Bamberger's Budget Store Radiophont Core it IH 44M 4M oKtt M (Ml I-M44 W P4PL 2 04 I XI44 104. 10' for Panmol2.20 I ISI 17 14; RavComm Ind. im J'I where an air conditioner was »Cm^|O>MaMM» N PapilCol.14 9x710 13' 21 Spiral Mtlal IS Dtli»»ry PtrklnE 1211 117 79' Trianglt industrtts •H f> on fire, and fires in a car, a PlUar 13210 113 »' U S Homii im 1] dumpster and what appeared starting tomorrow ZSSS&SS PhalpO 112 17B 11' Unittd TtlKontrot i I'l y(-la WriojUy ar racalytfiwa or PMIaElllOll 142

EVENING MitkFacfflcMyaeay' Shkiey make local heed- young lover*. Sir John host: Rath UWa. («O • ••• )Jt IOISK?KTM Hnea by apendlng tha OWfudsUrse* Me Chor- tUOTMCH (YMKNAUM night at the dog pound. us, Michael Hordern a* • MKSHW hate TV HtffT DATS With th* Capulet, and Patrick HJESUT MOVf OF M joursxu By PETER J, BOYER a hit socio-miBici] from Loo- wcouru CAKHMKnAIBFflBBS Cunningham marrlag* Ryecart and Rebecca don to LA. They ware stand Hourwooe SOUARS seemingly on the rocks, Ml I • MSBAt HfMI MOVf Salre, play the leading ing around in nifty disco shoes SIUWOSH WICH6AME Howard and Marian Red Alert' 1977 Stars: rotaa-Onr*.) LOS ANGELES (AP) - 1 IfWiniEDGAME h*lp*d by Rich!* and th* WNBamuevane.Adrienne • WNE Of MBS IAN MOM Yvonne MNeML Scot- try to keep up with trends, (the kind with clear beds), wcufum discussing whether the IUMUKT OAHCIHVH Font lourney to the lodge Barbaau. A suspense Epleod* Five. 'Dorothy landYardlnvaaUgateethe honest I do. I read as much as NEW where they spent their thrWer about an accident and Juliet' Mia* Brodl* murder of a gtrl who wae I can about Studio 54 and I message would be lost, and pasalng tor whrte, leading MMMGNIDOUJUB MCKt-LfHHKMtl honeymoon 23 yeers ago. at a nuclear power plant decides to tek* Dorothy always thumb through "Peo- such. I felt left out. toraclalcompllcatlons.(2 CKiWS which raieee tha horrify- to the Pavola ballerina ple" while waiting to pay for "Did you ever see that performance. JuNet finds 'ClOSEUMfWBSlT • lASEIAU Cincinnati ing specter pf atomic an- groceries. Brady Bunch' when one of the Reda va New York Met* a way to get tickets at the -JCOtfll wiusntflrasKcim But trends come and go so kids develops an allergy to the OVil EAST Host; Hugh >•» • liSEIAU Kanaaa City ' awoet poaalMe price. (60 AJCCACnOWIiWS 1SL fWT MM fait, it's not easy to be trendy beloved Brady dog, Tiger?" I Down*. Guast: Actor- W a CISIt»WISDD*y Royals »• New York 'Nowhere To Run' 1078 II* IUMUKT asked Plua 20 Years: Elsen- HOWrMOOMEB It occurs to me that there is eomadlan George Yankeee Stara: David Janseen, Ml •• TAD The tail gang A pretty lady with green hower Returns To Nor- 0 SHCiUEDmOH Stefenle Powere. A man ecrambles to come up IMS _i OKI CA«n SHOW Gue.l one trend with longevity — HWUHS mandy' CBS News will • 6KAI KVOnUNCB dovttee a winning Week- with a scheme aimed at Architect Vincent Scully. hating television. eyebrows just looked at me, CRUWi mark th« 35th annlver- 'Eugene Ormandy and die lack system aa part of an ending "a one-aided IMi • MOWflMMA)'"^ Utrti Now here's a trend that silently, then turned away. • WCKWS aary ol tha Matoric Allied Philadelphia Orchestra' elaborate scheme to romance. (Repeat) Heart' IHt Ronald Reegen, lasts. It's an intellectual "It was really kind of Patricia Heel RAOIMKH Invaelon of Nail- perform Haadol'a 'Con- leave hi*overbearing, un- It* •NEWS badge, and it's totally ac- cute," I continued. "See, no- occupled Franc* with an WUC DOUGH certo No. 26,' Debussy's tallhlul wife and atart a • •WHEN THE WEST WAS FUN • rWUHTIONE cessible. Anybody can do it. body wanted to get rid of updated, adltad robroad- 'UMar'and'TheFlreblrd' • fBIOMOItOW Host: Tom aKNMfi newNfe.(2hra.) With Glenn Ford as host, All you have to do is say, "I Tiger, so they all tried to get cast. Th* original preeen- by Stravlnaky, from the • • TWEE'S COMPAMY Jack more than 40 atara of TV Snyder. Guests: Julia MUttUK don't own a TV. My life's too rid of the allergy by giving lallon took Qanaral El- Academy of Music. believe* he'ato be oueted weaterna-along with CMM and Jacques Pepm. senhower back to th* exciting." Tiger a bath." 0MCOUW • SEALS AWCMrTS from th* apartment by th* eldeklcks, bad guys, In- I mhia.) She didn't even look at me WCHCAVtMSHOWGu.it ac inn ol th* largaat mill I-H girls' former roommate diana and dancing INEWHSfTrttSKCIIH Consider this fellow I know. • BU«Hnnon this time. ArchHtct Vincent Scully. tary operation In hlatory. • hBV6Hr1iauests:Ens- glrle-pay tribute to t.levl IH I'll call him Tom (in case he's MAOH-llHKIHfMI (60 mini.) labert Humperdlnck, Pa- SHAUSFEAIE PUTS alon'sOldWest.lncludlng 1:31 learned to read). Now, Tom "But none of them knew • THEFtSUHKEtEAH JOE «AKUH SHOW the others were trying the S JOUMY 10 ADVENIUK trick Duffy, Connie Sel- 'Romeo and Juliet' This film cMps Irom some ol tha iKwrouKwrow wouldn't strike you as being 0 THE 8UKAWMS An ex- tragedy weavea a atory ol moat successful weatern 2* same thing-, so Tiger ended up lecca, Gallagher, Fred INEWS trendy or with-it at first en- convlct, who l*arn*d th* deep love between two e Hes.lMmlns.) getting five baths, and..." IMAKUSWBIT.M.D. counter. He's sort of sloppy, hard way what criminal UVEUf AMI SHMEi young members of feud- • NEWAKANDKAUTt IIM _IMOVf -WOVBfTUIE)"' "0- and I think his IQ is about I was interrupted by my contacta can do to a After Shirley takes a dras- Ing Italian families and a D*>.metmdJune"rvS6 Robert double his belt size. friend, Tom, who'd brought promising HI*, desptra- tic atap to prove her point succession of badly mis- Taylor, Dana Wyntar. But hivm a beer with Tom me to the party. "What are taly hunts lor his runaway agalnat , cruelty to timed aventa leading to I1M Story of the D-Day Inva- you talking about?" taanag* son before he animals, Laverne and the deatha of the two CAMtlUWEIIANDflfNOS and, after he's told you how elon In WW II Europe. (2 •am m SHOW nudfilled his life has been '"Brady Bunch' reruns," I hrs., 7 mlns.) since discovering sideways said, a little embarrassed. or* count O MOVI-(SCHCE FICTION)'M II J» . • CIS UTE MOVIE jogging, he'll tell you how stu- Trying to be kind, he said, ''/utgrylMlPlamr I960 Gsrald "I don't think these people •BARNABY JONES: Image Mohr, Jack Kruschen. pid television is., "Waste of In A Cracked Mirror' A 2:M •MOn^DUMA)"* "frideaiid time," he'll says. "Course, I watch much TV." charming con man bor- Prajudic." 1940 Greer Gar- don't have a TV myself... my Oh. I stared at the floor. I rows the Identities of euc son, Laurence Olivier. life's too exciting." wished I hadn't worn my caaalul men In order to SHEWS Tom's not alone. I've dis- brown penny loafers. Or it marry wealthy women. 2:42 MOVK-(DI*MA)**« "Iheligtil covered there are lots of peo- least, that I'd taken the pen- (Repeat) 'MALAYA' 1SS0 That Faked" HJ9 Ronald Col- Stars: Spencer Tracy, ple who, like Tom, wouldn't nies out. But I'd learned a val- man, Ida Luplno. uable lesson: Jamea Stewart. 2:45 strike you as being hip if it mm It's hip to hate TV. 00IHflONIGHI SHOW Guest SEtMONETTE weren't for the TV-hate trend. m 8 And they have variations. By the way, the Bradyt There's, "Oh, I have a TV, found out — just in time — but I don't watch it." That's that Tiger's flea powder was At the movies popular. Better, and perhaps causing the allergy. He didn't even more popular, is another go to the pound. MONMOUTH COUNTY KETPORT ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP STRAND — variation used when there is a CINCMAM — Tr* Vlolilion of Claudia (XI II, 1:10,4:20, trendy show on TV: Sunnvslde (R) 7:40,9:30 6:30,9:20; theatres STRATHMORE CINIMAI - Pussycat Ranch (X) 1:01, 3:IS. 5:30. 8:10. "I don't usually watch TV, Love «1 First Bile (PG) 7 15,9 IS 10:30 STRATHMORS CINEMA II — LONG BRANCH but I put aside my 'Mapping Thi Chin* Syndrome (PG) 7,9:05 LONG BRANCH MOVIES I - Your Interpersonal Psychic ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Beyond the Poseidon Adventure (PG) ATLANTIC CINEMA — 7:30. »:4S Directions' for a whole week Loviat Flrit Bite (PG) 7:45,9:30 LONG SRANCH MOVIES II — SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER TheChamo(PG) 7:25, 9:45 so I could watch Roots " 12-W MB LESSONS •ATONTOWN MIDDLETOWN If you want to be trendy, 2 PRIVATE, • SEMI-PRIVATE COMMUNITY I— UA MIDDLETOWN I — 1 PRACTICE Batilestar Gal»ctica (PG) 7:25.9:40 Grease IPG) 7.9 never, never do what I did at a JOHNO COMMUNITY II — UA MIDDLETOWN II- Bevond the PoMidon Adventure (PG) Bevondlhe Door Part II JUNE 6,13,20,27 Garage Sale, Red Bank Presbyterian Church, June 9, JUNE 5 & JUNE 6 OLIVIA The Transcendental Meditation program offers free Harding Rd., 9 A.M. Refreshments available. Benefit the 7:30 P.M. introductory presentations with a color film every Wed. 1 Handbell groups for tour. at the and 8 P.M. 326 Broad St., Red Bank Phone747-7035. JUNE 10 HOLMDEL INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL JUNE 7 ESP Psychic Fair with astrologers, psychic experts, Call back on June 12 2nd Week I*J Monmouth County GASP (Group Against Smoking Pol- card and palm readers, numerologists. Demonstrations REHEARSAL SCHEDULED IN lution). Thurs.. June 7, 8 P.M.. Community Room, Daily and exhibits, presented by Mental Horizons Society. $1.50 SEPTEMBER FOR NOVEMBER JON VOIGHT PRODUCTION FAYE Register, Hwy. 35, Shrewsbury Continuing plans of action admission All day. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sheraton Inn. Rt. 35, For furthar Information for the new smoking regulations will be discussed. Public Hazlet For more information (6091448-1132. Call Rccraallon Offlca DUNAWAY invited JUNE 10 946-2870 ^ CHAMP JINK H Norwegian Cultural Festival at Knights of Columbus CHAMP Baha'i Community ol Middlelown Informal discussion Hall. Keansburg, Rt. 36 & Palmer Ave. Sun., June 10,12-5 of Equality of Men and Women First Ave . Hilton Park, P.M. Demonstration & sales of arts and crafts, rose Navesink Free book. 291-4364 paintings, woodcarving, copper enameling, needlework, cake table, plant table. White Elephant table, etc. Fold Parents Without Partners Chapter 0007 Mid-Month dancing and Norwegian food. Free admittance. COLT'S NECK Beyond The Dance. 9 P.M.. Allaire Hotel. Ocean Ave . Spring Lake. All eligible single parents welcome to enjoy dancing and new Red Bank First Aid will sponsor a Pancake ti Sausage Poseidon friendships breakfast at their building, 151 Spring St. All you can eat. 8 INN AM to 1 I'M $2 50 adults & $1.50 children under 10. Adventure JUNE9 JUNE 12 Third Annual Klea Market sponsored by Shrewsbury COMING JUNE 15th Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter 644, Gen- Borough PTO will be June 9. 9-6 p.m al Shrewsbury eral Meeting at Don Quixote's, Rt. 34, Matawan, at 8 p.m. Announces Its "ROCKY 2" Shopping Plaza. $7 00 reserves your space Call Rose Live music, orientation for new members and guests. For Rouia M7 at Moult 34 PHANTASM Strong. 842-H22:i or Su.s.in Minehardl 741-M5M for reserva- Cons Ntcfc 6th YEAR tions & information Refreshments and much more Rain information call 739-3867. dale June 16 JUNE 16 Flea Market, Sat.. June 16,10 AM to6P M., Red Bank ATTENTION FLEA MARKET PEOPLE, just 1600 United Methodist Church Parking Lot, 247 Broad St. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL reserves your space for the East Keansburg School PTA Spaces available Call 741-2632 or 542-2957 for details For Tha Month ol June outdoor flea market, on Sat, June 9. refreshments & much is the word more, make it a terrific chance to sell most anything (all Red Bank United Methodist Church, 247 Broad St., 495-9144 for reservations Proceeds go to E. Keansburg Strawberry Festival & Craft Show, Sat., June 16, noon to 6 School PTA P.M. Spaces available. Call 741-2632 or 542-2957 for details % SECOND NOW PLAYING The Ted Cornell Chorale will present a sacred concert TAILGATE FLEA MARKET. Holy Cross Booster Club OFF DINNER on school grounds. Humson Rd.. Rumson. 10-2. Re- 50(Discount on lower price dinner) in Uie New Monmouth Baptist Church, Cherry Tree Farm & New Monmouth Rds , New Monmouth. June 9.7:30 P.M freshments Space $7.00 No rain date Reservations in- ALL DINNERS INCLUDE SEAFOOD SALAD BAR, lumi,ition842-H79H or 842-2863. Thirty-live musicians who compose the Chorale come from WITH CLAMS ON H SHELL, AND ALL THE SHRIMP all parts of the Metropolitan New York-New Jersey area MNE 22,23 YOU CAN EAT OR and represent many churches and vocations The public is Middletown Folk Festival at Hodman Park (rain site) Oood Sundty to Frld»y during Jun* invited Middlctnwn Township High School South I. Folk music, folk crafts, square and clog dancing Concert Fri., night 7:30 The I l.tlmale Flea Markei is happening al ! I'M Sal . workshops and concerts from II A.M. con- Keansburg School Sat June!! from 10-5 Dozemol tables tinuiius children section from II 30 A.M. -4PM. Dancing COLT'S NECK INN offering mosl everything Refreshments & much mow at 8:18 I' M Evening concert at 7:30 P.M. Adults: $3.00 Rt*. 537 4 34 COLTS NECK Come one. come all Plenty ol i parking Proceeds to E evening concerts $1 75 daytime events, (all inclusive), Keansburg PTA children under 12.25 cents. For information phone 291-9200 \ 462-0383 / Yanks9 John becomes first to win 10 games in maj ors NEW YORK (AP) - became the sacrifice fly following singles by Murray and The shutout was the third of the season tor fint lfrfime winner in the major leafuei hit Roenicke. Caldwell, 6-4, in 11 starts He has nine complete night, pitching the to u 1-3 Roenicke also hit his 10th in the fourth games , victory of«r the Kami City Royals and singled in the second, giving him seven Paul Molitor began the game with a triple off John, 10-1, scattered fix hits and benefitted from consecutive hits before he took a third strike in the Ross Baumgarten, 5-3, and Cecil Cooper walked. a wven-nn Yankee explosion in the sixth inning eighth. Molitor was erased in a rundown when Sal Bando against Rich Gale, 5-4 Red Sox II, Raifen 5 grounded to Baumgarten, but Sixto Lezcano walked Willie Randolph's bases-loaded triple was the BOSTON - Jim Rice and Carl Yastnemski to load the bases and Oglivie blasted his 11th homer big hit in the Yankees sixth Grsig Nettles, who had triggered an eight-run fifth inning with consecutive of the season into the lower deck in right field. two, hits in the inning, started it with a double and homers and Rick Burleson capped the explosion scored the fint run of the burst on the third double with the first grand slam of his career, powering the Mariaers 11, Tigers t of the game by Chris Chambliss. That run put New to a rout over the SEATTLE - Seattle slugged a club-record six York in front 1-1. Rice, who also had a double and a triple, drove home runs and Rick Honeycutt pitched a five-hitter After Roy White walked, Jim Spencer singled in three runs and scored three. Yastrzemski also to give the Mariners a victory over the Detroit Chambliss home. And after the runners advanced had three RBI with his Mist career homer, a Tigers on an infield out, Mickey Rivers was intentionally sacrifice fly and a grounder. Honeycutt, 3-5, turned in his third consecutive walked, loading the bases for Randolph, who hit a Burleson, who started Boston on the way to a solid start. He struck out one and walked three drive into the left-center field alley. three-run first inning, unloaded his bases-loaded Seattle's Bruce Bochte socked a three-run hom- Following the triple, which made it 6-1, Ran- homer over the left field screen off Dave Rajsich, er and Willie Horton and John Hale added solo shots dolph scored on a wild pitch. Steve Mingori replaced the third Texas in the fifth. It was the off Detroit starter Milt Wilcox, 4-3, who departed Gale and walked Thurman Munson before surren- Boston shortstop's third homer of the season. with one out in the fifth. The Mariners' Dan Meyer dering singles to Nettles and Lou Piniella for the The Red Sox, who had only five homers and a and Larry Cox hit solo homers in the seventh off Pat fina' Yankee run. 233 team batting average on a 5-6 road trip com- Underwood, who also gave up Ruppert Jones' three- Orioles 3, Twlm I pleted Sunday, broke loose for 13 hits, including run clout in the eighth. BALTIMORE - Lee May's tie-breaking single three by Fred Lynn and two each by Burleson, The Mariners picked up their other run when in the 10th inning gave the Baltimore Orioles a Yastrzemski and Every Boston Hale walked and Larry Milbourne followed with a victory over Mike Marshall and the Minnesota starter, with the exception of the pitcher, scored at po^-fly triple that landed on the right-field foul line. Twins. least once. Mack Belanger drew a leadoff walk from Dock Ellis, 1-4, was pounded for eight hits, Marshall, 8-5. With Ron Jackson charging in, antici- including the homers by Rice and Yastrzemski with pating a bunt, Ken Singleton ripped a single off the first baseman's glove. one out in the fifth. Brewers «, While Sox 0 Eddie Murray sacrificed the runners ahead and, CHICAGO - Ben Oglivie hit the first grand- after Gary Roenicke popped out, May lined his slam homer of his career in the first inning to give DIVE! -New York Yankees Willie Randolph takes tothe air as he dives heacTfirst single to left, giving Don Stanhouse, 4-1, the victory Sports toward second base. second baseman U.L.Washington awaits in relief. Mike Caldwell all the support he needed as the the throw. Randolph was safe as Royal Darrell Porter overthrew the base Milwaukee left-hander scattered eight hits and the TUESDAY. JUNE 5. 1979 The Orioles tied it 2-2 in the sixth when May hit a Brewers beat the 6-0. Astros blank Phillies; Dodgers edge Pirates HOUSTON (AP) - Houston's Jose Cruz and Craig Rey- of the season for Parker and his second inside-the-park shot this nolds smashed run-scoring hits in the fourth inning and rookie season. Randy Niemann hurled a six-hitter last night as the AJtros The Dodgers added another run in the fifth inning, when defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 3-0. Lopes rapped his third straight single and scored on a double bv It was the seventh straight triumph for the hot Astros and Bill Russell. the eighth loss in nine games for the slumping Phillies. Philadelphia starter Larry Christenson, 0-3, retired nine of Expos 8, Braves 1 the first 10 Astros prior to the fourth-inning surge. ATLANTA - Left-hander Bill Lee pitched a four-hitter and Terry Puhl led off the Houston fourth with a double and recorded his 100th career victory as the Montreal Expos broke Reynolds singled to score Puhl. Cruz then gave the Astros a 2-0 a three-game losing streak with an victory over the Atlanta lead with his fifth triple of the season to the right-center field Braves. • fence. Lee, 6-2, struck out only one batter in reaching the Houston added a run in the seventh when rookie Jeff milestone and handing the struggling Braves their seventh Leonard doubled down the right field line and scored on a two- defeat in eight games. out single up the middle by pitcher Alan Ashby. Gary Carter drove in three runs with a pair of run-scoring Niemann, 2-0. retired 16 of the first 18 batters he faced. It singles and his 10th homer of the season. Rodney Scott had a was his second victory since joining the Astros May 18. two-run double. . Dodgers 4, Pirates 2 The Expos got their other runs on sacrifice flies by Ellis PITTSBURGH - Rookie Rick Sutcliffe pitched a four- Valentine in the third and Tony Perez in the sixth, and a run- hitter and Joe Ferguson rapped a two-run homer to lead the Los scoring single by Warren Cromartie in the eighth. Angeles Dodgers to a victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates in a Atlanta got its only run in the second when Valentine regionally-televised game. dropped a two-out pop fly by Jerry Royster in right. Sutcliffe, 6-3, notched his fifth victory in his last six Tony Brizzolara, 1-2, absorbed the loss for Atlanta, yielding decisions as the Dodgers rebounded from three straight defeats seven hits In the six he pitched. over the weekend in St. Louis, Rodney Scott walked with one out in the first, stole second Ferguson's second-inning homer off loser Jim Rooker, 2-1, and scored the Expos' first run when Carter singled to left. followed a two-out walk to Dusty Baker It was Ferguson's After the Braves' Glenn Hubbard singled, moved up on a eighth homer of the season walk by Brizzolara and scored on Valentine's error to tie the In the Los Angeles third, Dave Lopes singled, took third on score for the Braves in the second, the Expos took the lead for FOOTSIE — Philadelphia Phillie catcher Bob Boone inning. Puhl was driven home on Craig Reynolds' single a single by Reggie Smith and scored on Steve Garvey's double. good with two runs in the third. works on regaining his balance after Houston Astro to left field. Dave Parker countered with a two-run, inside-the-park Warren Cromartie's grounder got through Bob Homer for outfielder Terry Puhl slid home and scored In the fourth home run in the fourth After Tim Foli singled, Parker hit a an error and Perez walked, then Carter's single scored drive to straightaway center field. Outfielder Derrel Thomas Cromartie. Perez later scored on a sacrifice fly by Valentine raced to the warning track and got a glove on the ball, but With one out in the sixth, Lee beat out an infield hit and dropped it as he slammed to the ground. It was the 10th homer Andre Dawson followed with a single. Rodney Scott's double scored Lee and after Cromartie was walked intentionally to Mets handle Seaver, 6-2 load the bases, Perez flied out to center, scoring Dawson. A leadoff walk by Valentine, a single by Larry Parrish and CINCINNATI (AP) - Joel Youngblood cracked a home run Craig Swan improved his record to 5-4 a throwing error by Atlanta shortstop Pepe Frias let in another and scored three times as the New York Mets beat the How They Stand Montreal run in the seventh. The Mets scored in the first when Youngblood walked, stole Cincinnati Reds and 6-2 Monday night behind Craig second and took third on a wild pitch on the same play and then ERICAN LEAGUE Scott reached base on the Braves' fourth error of the game Swan's six-hitter. EAST EAST came in on a single by Frank Taveras. W L Pet. W L Pe in the eighth, a fielding miscue by Bo McLaughlin, the third of Youngblood, who hit his home run in a three-run ninth, had Baltimore 32 20 .615 Montreal » II 61 four Atlanta . Scott stole second and scored on a single Youngblood walked in the third, Taveras reached base on a Bojlon 30 20 .600 SI Louu scored twice earlier as the Mets got three runs off Seaver, 2-5, force play, and both scored when Lee Mazzilli and Richie New York Philadelphia 5» 3'J by Cromartie, who later was the first out of a double play by the 29 14 547 Pittsburgh who went seven innings — his longest stint since injuring his Milwaukee 30 IS 545 25 23 .521 Braves. Hebner singled off Seaver Delroil U 23 .511 Chicago 21 26 .447 back April 19. Clevtland 23 27 460 New York 19 29 The Mets added three insurance runs in the ninth with home Toronto 13 41 .241 WEST m runs by Steve Henderson, his third, and Youngblood. Taveras WEST Houston 33 23 .519 — California 32 22 593 Cincinnati 29 24 .547 2'; then singled and Mazzilli got a double off Dave Tomlin to drive Ttxas 30 22 577 San Francisco 26 28 .41! 6 in the final run. Kansas City 30 23 S*6 Los Angeles 27 29 .412 6 Minnesota 28 22 ita San Diego 25 Ji .446 8 Home runs accounted for both Cincinnati runs. Seaver hit (Mi ago 25 27 Atlanta 19 34 .354 12'i Sox Scott wants to be traded Seattle 21 34 301 Yeiterdav'i Garnet his second of the season in the fifth inning and Dan Driessen hit Oakland 35 340 13 | Montreal 8. Atlanta 1 Los Angeles 4, Pittsburgh 2 BOSTON (AP) — George Scott, Boston's veteran first been used twice since as a pinch hitter, collecting a single and his ninth in the sixth inning. Ytittrdar'i Gam« New York 6, Cincinnati 2 Swan, who struck out seven and walked only two, pitched Baltimore }, Minnesota 2,10Innings Houston 2, Philadelphia 0 baseman benched because of weak hitting, said Monday night walk to raise his average to .224. Scott accused Zimmer of Boston 13, Tinas S Only games scheduled he will carry his demand to be traded to Red Sox General refusing to speak to him since the start of the season. the first by a member of the Mets' staff since Ntw YorKS, Kansas Cilv 3 Today's Games April 25, when he threw a two-hit shutout against the San Milwaukee*, ChicagoO San Diego (Resmussen 2-5) al Chicago Manager Haywood Sullivan yesterday. Zimmer has hotly denied the charge, declaring that he has California 4, Toronto 2 I Lamp 4-1). 2 Mp m. Francisco Giants. Cleveland at Oakland, 10:30 P.m. Montreal (Matula 2-4) at Atlanta Sullivan later confirmed that he will meet Scott at the talked often, almost daily, with Scott on the bench before Seattle 11, Detroit? <5anderson4 3).7:jjp.m. request of the 35-year-old slugger. games. Hendrsons ninth-inning homer was his third of the season Today's Garnet Los Angeles ISutton 6-4) at Pittsburgh, and Youngblood's was his 10th Texas (Matlack 3-2) al Boston (Blvleveni-2). 7:35p.m. "I will tell Mr. Sullivan the same thing I told the manager "I feel bad that George feels this way." Zimmer said in an (Eckefslev4-3). 7 30P m New York (Scott 1-0) at Cincinnati Ironically, both are former Reds, and Henderson went to (Norman 2-S), 8:05p.m. (Don Zimmen — I want to be traded," Scott said before the interview taped for national TV. Minnesota (Hartittl 2-3) at Baltimore the Mets in the 1977 deal in which Seaver was obtained by (Stone 3-41, 7:30D.m, Philadelphia (Cariton 6-6) al Houston nationally-televised Red Sox game with the Texas Rangers. "I guess the ball club would do what it can to accomodate Kansas City (Gure IS) at New York (Williams 2-D,6.35om Cincinnati (TUnM-n.lp.m San Francisco (Blue 6-6) at St. Louis "George called me today but I was tied up, so we agreed to him. I don't own the ball club, I just manage it." Milwaukee (Slalon 4-3) al Chlcaoo (Martinet 3-D. B:3S p.m. Swan put down an eighth-inning threat after Ken Griffey Tomorrow's Garnet meet tomorrow afternoon," said Sullivan. "If that's what he Scott, who broke in with the Red Sox in 1966, spent five (Howard 0-1, 8 30 p m had led off with a double. Griffey was cut down at third on a ball Toronto (Underwood 0-7) at California New York al Cincinnati. 1 30 p m wants, really wants to be traded, we'JHook into the situation seasons in Milwaukee before being reacquired by Boston in a (Tanana4-3), 10:»P.m San Diego at Chicago, 2:30 p.m. hit by Dave Concepcion Concepcion later stole second and went Cleveland (Wllhins 2 3) at Oakland Montreal al Atlanta. 7 33 p.m. further " deal which sent Cecil Cooper to the Brewers in December 1976 Los Angeles at Pittsburgh. 7:35 p.m. to third on an error, but Swan shut off the rally by getting Joe (Landlord l-i). 10:30p.m. Scott was benched after his average slumped to below .220 Scott is in the last year of a contract which reportedly pays him Detroit (Blllingham 5-3) al Seattle (Ab Philadelphia at Houston, 8:35 p.m. Morgan to fly out to center and striking out George Foster for bot!I-*),10 35 om San Francisco at SI. Louis. 8:35 p.m. in an 0-25 stretch while the team was in Toronto May 25. He has $200,000 a season. the second time in the game. California's 'Freeway Series9 hits snags

Major league baseball's first Freeway season and Andy Messersmith was being Rau. 15-9 last year with a 3.26 earned thumb. The 33-year-old first baseman V.'urld 'Series seemed like a distinct possi- placed on the 21day disabled list. • run average and a winner of 73 games over came to the Angels from Minnesota in an bility this fall. But events of a blue yester- the past five seasons before 1(79, will off-season trade. Struggle Begini day in Southern California have made that undergo surgery because of a torn rotator After winning three of its first four Miller, an outstanding fielder with a possibility no more than a longshot cuff in his pitching shoulder. The 30-year- games to open the season, the team has .271 average, was placed on the 21-day old left-hander was 1-5 with a 5.30 ERA struggled, looking like anything but the disabled list because of a broken bone in The two-time defending National this year. League champion Los Angeles Dodgers club that performed in the past two World his left hand. The 31-year-old outfielder will be sidelined from four to six weeks and the up-and-coming California Angels Series. Messersmith. trying to make as come- made, almost simultaneously, unpleasant Other injuries have affected the back after a series of injuries during re- Among other Dodgers who have been announcements Monday that adversely af- Dodgers thus far but the loss of Rau and cent years, was 2-4 with a 4.91 ERA. The either hampered or sidelined this season fect the pennant chances of both teams. Messersmith, although neither had been 33-year-old right-hander has an irritation are outfielders Reggie Smith and Rick The Dodgers have lost two-fifths of especially effective in 1979, may just be to the nerves of his right arm, causing pain Monday, third baseman Ron Cey and their starting rotation while the Angels their death blow. to his arm and neck. He will be put in pitcher Terry Forster. will be without baseball's best hitter and a traction and it is hoped he willbe able to Angels in the same boat have been golden-glove outfielder for varying periods Prior to the latest developments, the return to action when he comes off the pitchers Nolan Ryan, Chris Knapp, Frank of time. Angels had overcome a series of injuries to disabled list. Tanana, Dave Frost and Don Aase, play reasonably well, although sporad- Brian Downing and Terry Hum- Fortunes of the Dodgers in 1979 hadn't ically, and at or near the top of the Ameri- Carew. a seven-time AL batting cham- phrey and outfielders Dan Ford and Joe been particularly good anyway, even prior can League West. But it will be much more pion with a .355 batting average this year, Rudi to their announcement that Doug Rau difficult now with Rod Carew and Rick will be out a minimum of four weeks The cry for both teams might soon would be out for the remainder of the Miller on the sidelines. because of torn ligaments in his right Nolan Ryan become "Wait until next year " ROB Cey 10 The Ddty Register SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY, JUNE 5,1979 U.S. has 3 players Arbitrator denies in French quarters PARIS (AP) - Led by haromerinf Jimmy edgeable about tennis," said Connors. "If they Horner his freedom Coonon, American men are makinf their best like me, that's fine But I'm not out to win adoption papers. They want to see good tennis snowing at the French Open Tennis Cham- ATLANTA (AP) - Bob his request for free agency but Finally, he put it all into and I don't think they care who plan It" pionships iluce Tony Trabert won the French Homer Mid he was happy but telling the Atlanta Braves to perspective when asked how Connors' next opponent was to be Dibbs crown in 1855 the itrain in hit baby (ace told pay him about $146,000 for he really felt about the de- who has made the quarterfinals here four of another story Ml. cision Connori, Eddie Dibbs, and Vitas Gerulaitii the last five years. have made it to the final eight, with Gene The 21-year-old blond Homer's eyes, however, "I'm happy, relieved, up- "Dibbs and I have been playing each other Mayer still a possibility for a quarterfinals bomber repeated over and gave him away as he discussed set and miserable all at once," since we were eight years old," said Connors slot over that be had won and was the six turbulent months of said last year's National I know how to play him and he knows how to happy about yesterday's nil anticipation in the pending ar- League Rookie of the Year. No American has won this event since play me, and that makes for great tennis " Trabert, and It has been decades since three at by an arbitrator denying bitration case I don't know I'll just pick Gerulaitis was to play Spain's Joae Americans reached the quarterfinals at Higueras while Sandy Mayer, playing smart up the pieces and go from Roland Garros Stadium, with its slow clay here You don't plan on this clay court tennis, was to complete his match courts and best-of-five-set matches. against Argentina's GuiUermo Vilas. Mayer larbitration) happening You Connors, here for the first time since 1973, hope it doesn't happen but if was leading, two sets to one, when the match cannonballed his way into the final eight yes- was halted until Today on account of darkness. Seattle picks the cards fell exactly the same terday by overpowering Spanish clay court While Connors hits every shot as if there way. I wouldn't change a specialist Manuel Orantes, 44,6-1,6-3,6-1. thing I'd do it 100 times the were no tomorrow, the 30-year-old Orantes Bjorn Borg, who dominated this tour- plays patiently. When be misses a point, the same way," he said nament last year and is considered the world's Although both sides were Spaniard merely shrugs his shoulders, where- first in draft greatest clay court player, is still the odds-on as Connors might snarl. claiming victory, it appears favorite to win the $49,000-dollar men's prize that the Braves were the big As in their match at the US. Open in 1(75, NEW YORK (AP) - The reportedly But Connors, in outduelling the clever which Orantes won with an off-speed game, will be looking for an outfielder with some offensive winners. Orantes, gave a capacity French crowd a look Atlanta lost some money, their mastery of the contrasting American and potential today when they pick first in baseball's 15th at what the American power game can do to European games made for superb tennis de- annual summer free agent draft but retained their No. 1 draft the more traditional European clay court ar- REACHES QUARTERS -Jimmy Connors, displaying spite a chill wind and overcast skies. Most prominently mentioned among the candidates has choice of a year ago who tistry. his usual power game, dispatches Manuel Orantes yes- In the first set, Orantes looked as though he been Brad Komminsk, a S-foot-3,196-pound first baseman- belted 23 home runs, drove in After a long feud with French tennis of- terday in the French Open in Paris. The victory puts might give a clay court lesson to Connors, outfielder from Shawnee High School in Lima, Ohio Kom- 63 runs and batted 266 in only ficials and a seige of unpopularity with the Connors into the quarterfinals along with two other U.S. thwarting the American's hard, flat shots with minsk was on a list of players made up for consideration by 89 games. fans, Connors appears to have won them back. players. graceful, off-speed spinning returns and an Mariners director of player development Hal Keller. Arbitrator Raymond Goetz' "I think the French are very knowl- occasional drop-shot. That list also included right-handed pitcher Tim Leary decision was disclosed in a of UCLA, and several other high school players In addi- draft opinion distributed to tion, newspaper reports in Seattle said the Mariners were Player looking at outfielder Al Chambers of Harrisburg, Pa. Relations CommiUee and to. The draft will be held in two phases by conference call the Major League Players As- Why did Cosmos fire Firmani? to the commissioner's office in New York from the 26 sociation, which had argued EAST RUTHERFORD, from the front office. He was brought him to the Cosmos and because of the way the team major league teams' headquarters. The regular phase, for the merits of the case before The exhibitions are very NJ (API• - Why was Eddie ordered to play Brazilian mid- they wanted him to play. was playing. players not drafted within the past 13 months, begins Goetz, a University of Kansas important to the Cosmos. The Firmani fired? fielder Francisco Marinho So what's the most valid Reasons No. 2 and 3 are a Tuesday and continues tomorrow, if necessary law professor, last month front office needs the addi- very much against his better reason. lot more realistic. Constant It will be followed by the secondary phase, primarily The draft decision is pre- Four days have passed tional revenue to help pay the judgment. Well, it's true the Cosmos clashes with a conglomerate for players previously drafted but not signed The order of liminary but there is no appeal since the Cosmos gave their salaries of Giorgio Chinaglia, But perhaps the last straw are not playing all that well. such as Warner Communica- the secondary draft was drawn by lot, with Boston leading from it coach his walking papers in Franz Beckenbauer and Co. was the goalkeeper situation. But they still had the best re- tions is not exactly healthy for off followed by San Francisco, the New York Yankees and Ironically, baseball's free one of the most bizarre hap- They did not appreciate their Firmani wanted to play Jack cord in the league under one's job ' Philadelphia. agent draft of high school penings in quite sometime. coach badmouthing the players and college players Depending on who you want games. Brand. The Erteguns, Ahmet Firmani and he did lead them Firmani is a strong-willed Seven teams — Los Angeles, Cincinnati. Oakland, San and Nesuhi, wanted Erol to those two Soccer Bowl coach. He quit Tampa Bay in Francisco, Chicago White Sox, Detroit and San Diego — will be held today. It was in to believe, Firmani was fired — Third, Firmani did not that draft that Horner was for a number of reasons. have full control of who played Yasin in goal. The Erteguns championships. It just doesn't 1977 after Rodney Marsh was have two picks each in the first round of the regular phase, and Yasin are Turkish. They seem to wash that he was fired signed to a long-term contract which goes five rounds They acquired the picks as com- plucked from Arizona State a — First, the company line. on the field, despite denials pensation for players lost in the re-entry draft year ago. Rafael de la Sierra told a Sat- urday news conference that The order of the first round of the regular phase Problems arose when it came time to sign Horner for Firmani was let go because Seattle, Mets, Toronto, Atlanta, Oakland, St. Louis, Cleve- the team's 9-2 record was de- land, Houston, White Sox, Montreal, Minnesota, Chicago 1979 when the Braves nego- tiated un the basis of his ceiving He said the Cosmos Bid's rival list may reach 8 Cubs, Detroit, San Diego, San Francisco from California, were not as good as their Los Angeles from Pittsburgh, Texas, San Francisco, White $21,000 rookie salary. Horner and his agent, Bucky Woy, league-leading record might NEW YORK (AP) - Spectacular Bid, winner of the Ken- King Celebrity, who passed up the Preakness but was fourth Sox from Baltimore, Cincinnati from Philadelphia, Kansas indicate City, Cincinnati, Detroit from Milwaukee, San Diego from argunl that his 1979 salary tucky Derby and Preakness, worked a mile in 1:39 over a sloppy in the Derby, still is at Monmouth Park, and his owners have should include all of his 1978 De la Sierra, speaking for main track yesterday in preparation for Saturday's Belmont not made a firm decision yet. Los Angeles, Los Angeles from Yankees and Oakland from the six-man board of direc- Boston compensation, including sign- Stakes. Trainer Frank Martin said yesterday that Gallant Best ing and other bonuses, which tors, blamed Firmani for the After the workout, under a steady drizzle that began early would be entered only if the 111th running of the Belmont draws l.'i.ikil ihunt $1111.(HKl team's showing this year, not in the morning, trainer Bud Delp said: "The Bid went good. He a small field, and Jose Martin, trainer of Picturesque, said he Under major league rules, mentioning the club's injuries tired, but it was a tiring track." was still waiting final word from the Wolfsons, who own Harbor AL All-Star voting a players compensation can that have sidelined or im- As it shapes up now, Hawksworth Farm's Spectacular Bid View Farm. only be cut 20 percent and Woy paired the performances of 13 could face as many as eight rivals in his quest to become the William Cocks, who trains Evasive John, said Mrs. Valen- NEW YORK (AP) — Vole leaders in the balloting for the All Stir team {through June 4) argued that Horner had to be players third consecutive Triple Crown winner. However, it appeared tine was considering entering her colt in an allowance race on First Base The club claimed the 1, Rod Carew, California, 318.543. 2, Cecil Cooper. Milwaukee, 63,8*11 3, George offered al least $146,000 for very unlikely that all those mentioned as starters actually grass at Belmont Saturday instead of running him in the Scott, Boston, 43.124 4, Chris Chambhss, New York 35.682 5, John Mavberry, Toronto. 1979 The Braves refused, team's play on the field was would go to the post. $200,000-added Belmont Stakes. 11,425 t, Jason Thompson, Detroit, 25,083 f. Eddie Murray. Baltimore, 13,04b 8. Andre Thornton, Cleveland, 13,194 clitiiiunK bonuses were a one- the sole reason fbr Uie change Also mentioned as entries were Bert Firestone's General It also appeared unlikely that Jolley would enter Sir Ivor Second Base to assistant Ray Klivecka. 1, Frank While, Kansas Citv, 105,969 1, Jerry Remy. Boston. 105,5B3 3, Bobby lime payment and offered Assembly, Oldknow and Phipps' Golden Act, Flying Zee Again, who won his last race at Belmont on May 26, unless the Grlch, California, 91,005 4, Willie Randolph, New York, rfl.003 i, Paul Molitor. Horner $100,000 for 1979. — Second, there are those Stable's Screen King, Che-Bar Stable's King Celebrity, Vila field was quite small. Milwaukee, 97,015 6, Jorge Orta. Chicago, 32,998 7, Lou Whilaker. Detroit, 31.446 B. BumpWIII*, Texas. 31.223 Horner held out and who believe Firmani's hard Sommer's Gallant Best, Mrs. M. Valentine's Evasive John and Spectacular Bid's main competition in the Belmont should Shortitop stand against in season exhibi- 1, Buckv Dent, New York, 130,272. 2, Fred Patek, Kansas City, 128 242. 3, Roy claimed he should be declared Harbor View Farm's Picturesque. In addition, LeRoy Jolley, come from General Assembly, a Secretariat colt who worked Smallav, Minnesota, 91,046. 4, Rick Burleson, Boston. '6,505 I, Robin Yount, Milwau a free, agent because the club tion games and long pre and who trains General Assembly, said Monday he might start Sir the mile over a fast track in 1:362-5 over the weekend. General kee, 52.5W 6, Mark Belanger, Baltimore. 24.458 7. Alan Trammel!, Detroit. tC.790 8. Mario Guerrero. Oakland, 11,362 had not offered a valid con- post season tours did not hold Ivor Again. Assembly dueled Bid to the wire in the Derby. In the Preak- Thud Bate him in good sted with the 1. Graig Nettles, New York, 193,218 2, George Brett, Kansas City, 158,819 3. Butch tract by a deadline date. Delp said he planned to send Spectacular Bid out for a light ness, he was caught in an early battle of speed with Flying Hobson, Boston, «1.9S7 4, Don Money. Milwaukee, 41.S17 5, Carney Lans'ord, Goetz' decision is impor- Warner Communications peo- gallop Tuesday, and give him a blowout toward the end of the Paster before falling off the pace. Sal Bando, Milwaukee, 30.537 ). Doug DeCinces Baltimore. ple. tchi tant because of the effect it week "because he is a big eater." 1, Carllon Fi&k. Boston. 131.021. . barr l! Porter. Kansas Citv. 127,09, 3 3. will have on negotiations with Kirmani was very much op- Exercise rider Bobby Smith called yesterday's workout Thurman Munson. New York, 124,092 4, Brian Downing, California. S8.376 S. Ji Sundberg. Texas. 26.192 6, Lame Parrish. Detroit. 16,094. 1, Butcn Wynpy.ii Minn, top amateurs drafted this posed to Wednesday night's beneficial, adding: "It was just what the doctor ordered." In sola. 17,499 B. Rick Dempsev Baltimore. 14.895 Kern AL pick of month Outfield week. exhibition against the World the 1 '2-mile Belmont, Spectacular Bid will be ridden by Ronnie 1. Fred Lvnn, Boston. 183.899 2. Jim Rice. Boston. 164.090 3. Carl Yastiremski, "H'l going to be tough on Cup champion Argentine Franklin, who was aboard in the Derby and Preakness. Boston. 147.169. 4. Reggie Jackson, New York. 136,Blu 5. Amos Otis. Kansas Citv. NEW YORK (AP) - Texas Rangers relief specialist Jim 89,86* 6. Al Cowenv Kansas Citv. 70.048 7, Don Bavlor. California. 66.2S1 8. Larrv those kids signing out of col- team, what with all the in- Some of the more probable Belmont starters are Golden Kern, who had a hand in eight of his club's 17 victories in May, juries and the NASL season in 50,748. 11, Sieve Kemp, Detroit. 44,585 12. Mickev River v York. 44,102 13. Bobby lege and high school." said Act, second in the Preakness and third in the Derby; Screen was named the American League's Pitcher of the Month, it was Bonds. Cleveland. 38.382 14, Dwfght Evans, Boston. 38.0 Horner full swing. King, third in the Preakness and sixth in the Derby, and announced by league President Lee MacPhail yesterday. General Assembly, second in the Derby and fifth in the Preak- Kern won four games during the month and saved an equal ness Golden Act will be ridden by Sandy Hawley, Screen King number, without a loss, pitching 29 2 innings. He appeared in 14 by Cash Asmussen and General Assembly by Angel Cordero Jr. games, allowed 18 hits, three runs — two earned — struck out 31 and walked nine The right-handed fireman's average of 0.61 for the month gave him the edge over Chicago starter Ken Kravec, Shore, Monmouth who was the runner-up in the voting. Kravec was 5-1 for May, with a save, in seven games. He pitched 49 innings, allowed 27 vie in MCIT today hits, 11 earned runs and had an ERA of 2.02 WEST LONG BRANCH - Surprising Monmouth Regional Brock NL player and Shore will clash in a Monmouth College Invitational Baseball Tournament semifinal contest today at 3 p.m. at NEW YORK (AP) - Lou Brock of the St. Louis Cardinals, Monmouth College. who hit .433 during the month of May, has been named National The other semifinal will take place tomorrow at 4 p.m. and League player of the month, league President Chub Feeney will match Middletown North, another surprise team, against announced. Raritan which is coming off a 3-1 upset over top-seeded Ocean Brock had 29 hits in 67 at bats, nine RBI and scored 11 runs Township Saturday. during May in one of the best starts in his career. He needs only The title game will be held Saturday at at Monmouth 54 hits to become the 14th player in major league history to College. reach the 3,000-hit plateau. In an NJSIAA Central Jersey Group IV semifinal this Brock also had three homers and stole three bases in May. afternoon, Middletown South faces Jackson Township at Wall High School. Game time is 4 p.m. Ocean Township, meanwhile, travels to Burlington Town- ship today to play Edgewood in a Central Jersey Group III contest. Prevent transmission trouble

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By JOE IIINTELMANN dled both victors tor the Quiet Winter Farm. TRANSMISSION Larry Jennings leads the trainers' standings with four FELIX OCEANPORT • J Willard Thompson yesterday joined firsts, three coming on one afternoon, but one name stands We flx trammluions because we know how a list of half a dozen trainers who have saddled three mil among the leading conditioners. Jim O'Brey. who has Mon. • Frl. 8 tt> 6. Sat. 8 to I. winners at Monmouth Park thus l,ir in the nine-day-old beer training thoroughbreds for 42 years, has joined the AUTOMOTIVE Remember, this Is a preventive maintenance service meeting. selecl list, a place he has not been very often If you Already have transmission problems, ask Thompson had to share one of his wins with trainer Joe i r'Brey. who had given up his trainer's license a couple PARTS & EQUIPMENT about our other reliable services Weiser, whose Yo Puedo dead-heated with Thompson I to become ;i jockey's agent, has saddled three Chief Assagai in the second race. The dead heal created winners mil of five mounts sent to the post. He also has a Locally owned 6 uprated by yom Collman Man third ami a fifth two exactas and two daily doubles B9 Highway 35 25 Bridge Ave. Thompson, who last Saturday morning attended gradu- I had H winners at Keystone this spring, with only Shrewsbury Ave 921 Charles Drive ation exercises at Red Bank Catholic High School for tin linn in five horses," he said. "I have eight here now. so Eatontown Red Bank ('•mile no otdtclti at Rt. 35 Toms River son Glen, had a graduation of snrls himself Dial afternoon, I'm hoping foi a good season When you have good horses, firflfl ttttlon) saddling Just Nosed Out, his first winner al the meeting they m.ike urn look good as ,i trainer, and when you don't 542-7080 741-2588 Shrewsbury 244-7300 Thompson's second win yesterdaj came In the Final It's tough." O'Brey has also saddled a 542-6822 winner al \tlantic City this season event with Killarney Castle (1111 Lam MarKava KkpaH (ill) Law... 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It Zarkv 1110) Rlct MaWOfllTaWr.l lai in: II.HO. Clmi.. « n t aa, * Far. Al IL Mar Anaa 1 Loot!I K.OOIltas.tO SELECTIONS N..U»y Ullllcn IM.c8.IM t 00100 M:|l,WCk,..lrll«. 11/IIM Slut Straakar (Klldllal 1.40 By REGGIE STER CMafAuaMlllruntrlajdl IMI.U1.M f i«cu ii tuna « Puaao IRuduml 10 to la ..« 1. RCUM To UUea, Pcari'i Pick, Cudy Bar RKhara (RaanlHIa) 4M nil: lit tat All*.. J >• i ua. i Far. San Pott ia.iH.1 1401.401.011 t. Sea Profpcctor, Commercialctte, Vitro D.II, UaaMM HUM- IIWU Racine Powtrad INIad) 1.101.40 I«tctai 11 til • - H Ml 4» Bis Harry (Parral) 1J0 I. Raise The Rhythm, Celtic Treasure, Shed Shy Ml Il.a», Clma , I va Fill,t Par EXCMIIIIIH •art Jaann la IrlarnMI) I004X1M OIK: ttl.M. Alia.. 1 vi a ua. 1 i/it M 4. Raise A Admiral, Rath Dame, Dark Bachelor Whlmtlcal Wind (Albtriranl) t«4W Foratak* {Black) 17 20* lot 00 i. Cabioelte, Baby Cyd, Northern Ripple SuslalMn* (O'Hara) IJe Oaclar Andarton IParral) 4.104.00 ei«cu i-ii7i.it GdOmHtlnullMiKnigm) Ill i. Champagne Party, Barnegate Bay, Literary Lark •»: lli.m.intMMM..t Far. Eiacu 44171.40 ma wnilt N Grain (T.i.lra) Ml. 111,100, Kit., 1 vi > w>. I Far 7. Swagger. Angel Hair, Mary L. il.oe> 40s » KIMarnav Cottlt {Brumlltldl 8. Wise Philip, John Henry, Dan Horn Danclna Vktary (Aaaatil 45 40 11.40 U.M7.M4.IO Hopahll Papea IT.nmrl ! m Puccini Mv Uv* INIad) J ootOO I. Zarky, Chip's Ahoy, Georgia Prince Trllxui lliu,tu» TIM e*Mom (Alvartranl) i to in: H.W, Clma.. 4 «a 1 «a, 11 /1« M BEST BET: Cabinelte (Sth) •ara's Paaa (laa) ttoiuiio Qullllon Daawr (Edtvtrrttl JMIM Yesterday's Winner: Chief Assagai (3.00)

atalttar ttart PMta Meadowlands Tonight MEMORIAL DAY WINNERS—Red Bank Councilman Day Golf Tournament played at Hominy Hill Golf Course Robert Marks, left, presents a check to Councilman in Colts Neck. Stan Lipka, second from left, South Plain- lit: Pact, Clmt. 111,400 3rd: Pact, Clm« , i»,000 Merry lilt iCimpMIIJ Goridarna (Camdtn) Anon Lobtll (Manil) 4 1 Frankly Scariel (DoMrty) «i Mh: Pact, N.J-SlratSI Ith: Pact, alQ.MQ Joseph Falvo, right, representing the Red Bank First field, shot low net with a 72, and Bart Lyon, second from Buckcvt'i Prldf (G«rK.) 4-t FortMt'i Dream (LuU) 1-1 JM, Nibbl* (H. Fliion) Projects Reddy (Boccio) Aid Squad after the First Annual Red Bank Memorial Shy Buckttwi ie«ld«chlno) 9-2 Evirgnvn Hatl (Luchanlo) 1-1 H.H. Sillier (Giorgnnm, Nitty Vic (Ftdarick) right, Red Bank, had a 76 for low gross. J»h FaiMon (CamptMlll 2&-1 Stills R«»r (Giorgianni) w .I Furmani Magio (Schrtwd ED. Brtt (Smith Jr.) Gofaaotrt (LtCauM) t I Amital (No Drtvor) ]•» T.J.'i Ttmbo ILabMlel Kecna'i Vic IColauntl) Klntora Kalk INoDrlvtr) 1-1 Splktd Time (Parker Jr i 4-1 On Topi tteau (Ktllvl Moil Happy Groom (Kamm) 20 Frltkv Roma) (Scorten*) Over EMV (NO Driver) . 1S-1 Jolly Judot (Satftrl Safety Catch (No Driver) IS I High Score N (GaglUrdi) .-,... ii I Suaariane (Lohmevcf) 12-1 Eaiter Miracle (Ingrassia) Miss Cabert (Manil) 3 1 JtiM S«m (King Jr.) 1M I'm Back (Manii) Cicero Joel (Campbell) Ready Set Go (LuchtntO) 4-1 Tarport Bav AdlM (Stollilus) 10-1 Todaro Hanover (Plcrct) King Bamber iConsoll Steve Ryan (Fagharonei10-0 1 Ind: Pact, Clmt., U.0M A.C. Tlmt fPtrher Jr ). Catllc Rum (Lancilttr) Right On (Malady) S-t Shadvdalt Pride (Oohartv).... Hendrickson wins at Wall SunrlM Tlmt (Marul) 1-1 Oltgo (NoOrlvtr) tlh: Trot, Clmt .111. Doctor Votf (Warrlngtoti) H Jarsey Sampson (Salerno tth Pace, sis,000 Wvn Darnlev (Gllmour) Ntchak " Zoomtr iCampbeM) Mtrrv's Avrei(Dohtrtv) WALL - Jim Hendrickson, a 56-year-old resident of Free- drove to a steady second with Charlie Okerson of Freehold Fortune L Bar (King Jr.) 111 Arrow Hash (Day) Sportsman (No Driver) Spanish (ntrtptd (Mtrhman) Alco Hanovtr I Fontaine) II Sassafras J.W. (No Driven J H. Baron (Lancaster) Noble Jewel (Loontv) port, LI., proved that professional motor racing is not neces finishing third Stan Wohl of Jackson took fourth and two-time WalrakaOn (No Driver} . 41 Bell Hop (Smith) Murray's Worry (Fagharonei Veloi Ikcahausl (Rathbone) 10-1 Tha Lone Wolt iPkalrd) 20 1 H.H. Battle (Stafford) Admiral Bret Unshol 92 SmpMagoo (DaupialM) 10-1 sarily a young man's sport. champ Doug French of Wall was fifth The Hoitler (Samson) Hy Deb (No Drlvtr) Slonegate Jan (Morns, SOI. Merchant Manna IGllmour) , ... 1M Hendrickson out-dueled Charlie Kremer, Jr. of Toms River, Midget Racers 1 he Graal Andy (Goudrtau) Keystone Stltitr (MacRae). .50-1 Great Sport IWngntl 4 1 Happy Flvtr (Fontaine! 20-1 Argyel Harry (No Drlvtr) Trojan LobeH (Turcotit) .15-1 Manner! Stand Out (Merr.man) 15-1 Arbor Bachelor (Rtmmtnl. J 1 20 years his junior, to win the 35-lap Modified feature Saturday The exciting midget racing cars of the American Racing Littlt To Ri (Parh*r Jr , 10-1 MissHOptful (Parker Jr.I 91 High on My (Schi) night at Wall Stadium The senior racer started his sleek Vega Drivers Club will be added to Saturday night card at the Vih: P*ct"N'.j"sir«5UtiM,iM,74« 10th: Pact. Clmi, W.SOt in 12th position in the 22-car field and expertly picked off his speedway One of the longest running hits in molorsports, the Blue Eagle (Millar) 12-1 Liassv Bve Bve iKuebltvl Pail It On (H Fihonl 1-5 V H Dream (Salerno) 2 competition. His burst forward set the stage for a late AKDC Midgets trademarks are close, wheel-to-wheel action Meadowlands Results Kilty's Cicero (Schwarti) 9 2 Salem's MUtv (Sefiwarti) 15 1 (Dorvtrtv) .72 challenge by Kremer, a three-time former champion Also headlining will be the fastest stock cars in the world, Ill: Clmf., Pact, 1M,$f,400 Lindvs Boiangle H.M.S. JOllV (No Driver . Desert Step (Parker the Modifieds, along with their first cousins, the Sportsmen, Siarpolnt Exprtu (Swtlaart) . BigOnie (Lancaster) With juyst a few laps remaining, Kremer caught Hen- OvtrStrvt(Baachv) IMQY.WMQ 4 603*03 40 RawlingsSIrttl (No Driver) . Take Leave (Loontv) 5,10 4.00 Amaiuiu (Htrman) 4.40 4.N Swift Justice (Dohtrtv) drickson and the two veterans matched wits at more than 100 and the always unpredicatable Hobby Stacks. Mv Special Star (Gontt Ltft Bank (Fegharone) Keystone Panitr (LtCaust) 4.W Crowns Star (Hi . S.40 m.p.h Kremer faked high and dove low. but Hendhckson held 2nd Pace, 1M, 11.000 EnacK 1 7I3*.H Toddicw Hot Toddv (Mvtrs).. Taro Hanover (No Orlver).. . Mr. M.H. (Campotll) 11 00 i 10 3.00 Mh Pact, 1 M, fi.m -,..,..,- u) Mt Eaton Fashion (Williams) his groove and didn't fall prey to the antics Flash Lobttl(LaCMM) S 00 3.00 Dllllon Lobeil (Popflrvotr). . .1004.40 3 00 Gtntle Tag (Cioudreau) MO Steady Streaker iCampbelli 4.403.00 On the last lap, Kremer made his patented move to the SELECTIONS Daily DeuMo 4-4 11f<20 WilrJwood Georgia (Wright) 3 40 outside Kremer pulled alongside Hendrickson, but the Shore seeks referees Ex»cta4-;U2.20 Exacta 1-3 131 U 1 - Shy Buckshot, Ai inn Lobeil, Frisky Roma Jrd: Trot, 1 M, ,10,000 •th Pact. 1M, 110,000 challenge fell short by a few feet ArnitsDart (Wright) 1.20 4.40 4.40 Jtffi Malpractice (Campbell) Z — Sunrise Time, Doctor Voss, Wairaka On HIGHLANDS — Anyone over the age of 18 who is interested Hltor T Bvrd (CampiMll) S.40 S 40 J.20 3.40 2 00 John Blewett, Jr. of Lakewood finished third while Don 3 — Amitai, Frankly Scarlet, Spiked Time in brcuming a basketball official with the Shore District Board Jackson S (Makmtvl l.tO OxyatnlLtw) 4.80 320 Stives of East Windsor took fourth Bill White of Jackson was Eiacta*7H4.M Aforethought (Poofinotr) S.40 4 — J.W. Thunderhead, Merry Isle, Jersey Sampson 1941AABO is aksed to obtain cadet applications and any further *th Pace, 1 M, $*,J«o Eiacta 4 311100 fifth. Direct Scooter (Camtron) V00 3.40 3.20 •Ih: Clmt., Pace, 1 M, 110.200 5 — King Bamber, Jolly Judge, Furman's Magic information from cadet supervisor William Carlone, 6-A Twin Couriland Bridget (FoosJr.) 4.20 3.00 Super Buck (Dohtrty) 14.207 4*05 00 The companion 30-lap Sportsman feature was filled with 6 - Merchant Marine, Admiral Bret, J.H. Baron Lights Terrace. Highlands Meadow Good Miss (Law) 1 00 Eddies Linda (Kaimattr) 5 403,10 action and when the checkered flag fell Pete Brittai-n of TiHlllllllllllM Beaus Finale (Campbell) 4.40 7 — Kitty's Cicero, Pass Lt On, Secaucus All applications must be submitted by Aug. 15 10th Clmg., pPace, 1 M, (10,000 i Rumson had won his first main event. John Megill of Glendola ith: Clmt, Paw, 1 M, 11,400 8 — Ready Set Go, Miss Cabert, Steve Ryan Lavanto (Gllmour) 45 M 13.Mb 40 26.00 10 40 6 20 Prrtw(Klr>aJr.) 4.40 4.M Cyclone Prlnct (Wing) 1S.206.40 9 _ Arbor Bachelor, Miss Hopeful, Merry's Ayres Sam Novar (Ftlco) , 10.40 Russlow (Campbtll) 3.00 10 - Best Bizarre, VH, Dream, Left Bank CiacUIUZMM Trilecla 10 2 1 H.I17 40 4lh Trol, 1M,t»,000 Attendance: 15,Ml Handler tl.iM.MI BEST BET: KUtv's Cicero Oth) Atlas Major League Box Scores NEW YORK CINCINNATI KANSAS CITY NEW YORK PHILA HOUSTON Whitewalls only 99c more MONTREAL ATLANTA ab r h bl ib r h bl ab r ti bl ab r h ab r h bi ab r h bl ab r h bl abrhW Yonobid rf 3 3 11 Griffey r( 3 0 10 Wilson If 4 0 1 1 Riven cf 4 11 GMddK Cf 4 0 0 0 Puhl cf 3 110 Dawson cf S 1 1 0 Royster 3b 4 0 0 0 Taverasss S 3 2 1 Cncpcn ss 4 0 0 0 GBrett 3b 4 111 Rndlph 2b 5 12 3 Harrlsn ss 4 0 10 CRenids ss 4 0 1 1 RScott 2b 4 2 t \ Mltfiws rl 4 0 3 0 Maiiilll cf SOU Morgan 2b 4 0 0 0 Otis tf 4 0 10 M union c 4 110 Rose ib 4 0 10 Cedeno ib 4 10 0 Homer 1b 4 0 0 0 Cromart If EMddx cf 0 0 0 0 JKendv Ib 0 0 0 0 Cowens rf 4 12 0 Nettle. 3b 3 13 0 McGraw p 0 0 0 0 JCrui If 4 0 7 1 Burrghs II 3 0 0 0 Perei 1b I 1 0 t Hebner 3b 5 0 3 1 Foittr II 4 0 0 0 McRae dh 3 0 0 1 Pimella rl 5 0 2 1 Luzmshi It 4 0 10 Leonard rf 3 110 than blackwalls. 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were the smallest But as Sea Hayakawa _ By ELLEN GOODMAN Indeed, it was a source of national pride to most Then too. Prohibition had come back. There were still, Americans to see the amber waves of grain above the it appeared, a few people who preferred to drink their Senate, the poor didn't need food because tkey didn't wort By the Dimmer of 1906, virtually every car In America fruited plain waiting to be turned into mileage. In Novem- martinis rather than drive them, but they were under At Christmas, the newspapers In their aaasjal charity was operating on 100 percent alcohol. ber every year, people gave thanks because their tank control. Due to careful allotments, there was at last no one drives asked the children of America to leave something The transformation had itarted, the history books say, runneth over. , in the country who could both drink and drive. on their plates for the poor walking children in Los during the Drain of 1VTO. People began that year using Not that there hadn't been a brief and heated ethical But each individual family, according to its income tfftiM gasohol, a mixture made for their primitive engines out of debate. There had been. But not many people were level and number of cars, bad maintained the freedom to But the major change in the social structure had come gasoline and a mere topping of alcohol distilled out of shocked at the ease with which Americans fed food to their choose between dining and driving. This lead to a few from the people who used to be called farmers but were things like rotten potatoes and surplus corn. cars. minor inevitable inequities. The rich, always worried now food-fuel engineers. It came to pass that every child of But in 1962, the latest of 16 Ayatollahs had executed all The citizens had long regarded their automobiles with about the proper levels of nutrition for their Mercedes, the Food Fuel Basket of America had an international the driven in Iran and the Alaska pipeline had sipped the an affection shared only with their pets. Their steel steeds spoon-fed them distilled Beef Wellington. The middle class conglomerate to call his or her own. The son of a magnate last oil out of the tundra like a straw at the bottom of a carrying hundreds of horsepower had been housed careful- tanked up on tacos, pitza and Rolaids in Kansas had recently bought Harvard. soda. Alcohol was the only solution. ly in expensive stables, polished until they looked as sleek The Door, of course, suffered because their rations Where once these same families had come to Washing- So, responding to panic, Detroit created a new engine as any jaguar — or Colt, Cougar, Pinto or Charger, for that ton aboard tractors, tying up traffic and looking for federal and Washington decreed a new program: Crops for Cars. matter Who, after all, every protested at feeding Fido? aid, now they came In private Jets to go shopping There Immediately, we planted millions of acres of what became Who would protest at feeding a Mustang? was a story in the paper in the summer of M about the known quickly as Food Fuel. farmer who had Bloomingdale's sent back to Iowa in the All through the 1970s and early 10s, editorial writers Of course, the new technology had meant change. The biggest brown bag anyone had ever seen. had mournfully predicted that sooner or later the Ameri- Victory Gardens in a million backyards now nourished Lifestyle As for the hungry of the world, people tended not to cas people would have to choose between putting food on mopeds and recreational vehicles. In the mountains of think of them as they filled up and drove about. Besides, as the table or fuel in the car. But by 1983, the American Kentucky, the moonshiners pedaled special order goodies 12 TUESDAY, JUNE 5,1979 the President had said so eloquently in ltd: Let them eat people had chosen. to owners of Ferraris and Maseratls. gasoline. Fashion filly at Monmouth Park

By MARGUERITE HENDERSON past couple of weeks. Mrs. Fox shares chairmanship with Mrs. OCEANPORT-This very day, the pros David Godvln, also of Rumson, who is involved from the Abraham and Straus fashion office, with honoring at the event outstanding volun- Brooklyn, hied themselves over to Seventh teers from each of some 70 recipient agencies Avenue to pick out the best of designers' fall of the Monmouth Park Charity Fund. lines. That's not unusual; that's their beat. The fund, whose main source of money is But a foremost reason for the trip was to the annual Monmouth Park Charity Ball and pull together a smashing finale for this Fri- Carnival (this year's date is July 28) is the day's luncheon show in Monmouth Park reason behind the luncheon frolic. Jockey Club. Fashion input for Friday's snow has come primarily from Susan Koldorf of the Brooklyn And that's Ace Service with a capital A & fashion office, and Carmie Mehrlander, Rob- 8! ert Hawkins and Ken Judge of A & S, Mon- Also lined up for the fashion extravaganza mouth Mall, Eatontown. are 20 models and a like number of "dressers ' and a whole range of current merchandise by Show decor is under the direction of such brights as Calvin Klein, Evan-Piccone, Charles Laennle of A & S, Brooklyn, who is Diane Von Furstenberg, Liz Claiborner Jones working around a black, white and silver of New York, Anne Klein and, star of the show, theme with "splashes of color." You can bet Gloria Vanderbilt, who will appear in person. on that! Centerpieces will be pink geraniums and The beautiful and talented Ms. Vanderbilt asparagus fern in white wicker baskets. — heiress...actress...wife (of the late Leopold Stowkowski and now of Wyatt Coop- A lavish luncheon (you haven't lived until er)...mother (of four sons)...and designer par you've indulged in a Monmouth Park buffet) excellence—will introduce a selection from will be served from six lengthy tables. her fall collection, as well as a smattering of An afternoon highlight will be presentation FAMOUS DESIGNER — Gloria Vanderbilt will In- her designs for children. That's something of two $290 A & S gift certificates to a couple of troduce fashions from her fall collection for women, as new. luncheon guests. well as designs for children at Friday's 11 a.m. luncheon in Monmouth Park Jockey Club, Oceanport. Proceeds of Also, five copies of Gloria Vanderbilt's The party, which starts promptly at 11 the event will benefit the Monmouth Park Charity Fund, latest book, "Woman to Woman," will be a.m., is open to the public. Tickets—$25— may which aids some 70 charitable organizations in Mon- presented to lucky luncheon guests. The book be reserved by contacting the public relations mouth County. The luncheon is a precursor to the annual has the endorsement of Mrs. I. Ralph Fox, office at Monmouth Park. The fee covers eve- Monmouth Park Charity Ball and Carnival, to take place Rumson. who has been cozying-up with it these rything. Except bets. at the track July 28.

ASK DR. BROTHERS Tooth-grinding expresses anger

By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS is asking these questions since daughter express her feelings known anyone else who suf- ter without ever being aware none of them seem to be re- of anger and aggression in fered from such fears and I'm of it. I'm sure she wouldn't Dear Dr. Brothers: Our 10- lated to dental problems. He words or in sports or some wondering if maybe these are consciously want to burden year-old daughter grinds her doesn't explain \&iy he is in- creative activity. common to females, but not to any child with her own fears, teeth at night and we don't terested. We're getting to males. It seems to me that but children are quick to sense know of any way to stop her know this doctor quite well Dear Dr, Brothers: I have' most people could get over tension in a parent. The fact short of waking her up every because, unfortunately, our two sons and a daughter. All fears, if they'd just make up that your sons don't seem to hour. Her dentist says it's daughter seems to have an are healthy, but my daughter their minds to it. Maybe I'm share these fears indicates a SUMMER COOL — Previewing designs to be shown at Friday's luncheon In damaging her mouth. He endless amount of work that seems to have an unusual unsympathetic because they healthy relationship with you. Monmouth Park Jockey Club, are Cathy Mlleskl, Belmar, left, in a strapless silk asked a number of questions must be done on her teeth. She number of fears. My wife also make life so much more com- Naturally, boys identify with print by Saint Tropez West, and Joy Tellszewski, Howell Township, wearing a pure about her general physical and has more fillings in her mouth is afraid of a lot of things. plicated. I'd like to fly, espe- the parent of the same sex. silk ensemble by Soo Yung Lee. Luncheon tickets may be reserved by contacting the mental health. My husband right now than I had when I She's afraid of flying, cats, cially on vacations and I'm One can't force a person public relations off ice at Monmouth Park Racetrack, Oceanport. and I don't understand why he was 20. We're careful that she heights, but she says all these inconvenienced because I have out of fears, and it's not just a eats the right food and she's fears are common. I've never to cater to my wife and daugh- question of the individual rarely allowed sweets. — V.G. ter. -G.McN. "making up his mind" not to Dear V.G.: I'd be in- Dear G.McN.: Studies in- be afraid. Most people hate the AT WIT'S END terested in knowing if your dicate that women do seem to inconvenience of having to live dentist asks about whether or Hand crofters' complain of more fears and with fear. They want to rid not your daughter feels free to phobias than men. However, themselves of this burden of express her feelings of anger. workshop set this may be due to the fact that anxiety. One of the more suc- I don't mean throwing temper men are usually taught to deny cessful methods of treatment The big pencil search tantrums, but I wonder if she's EAST BRUNSWICK - The their fears. Many men won't is to gradually desensitize the able to admit that she feels Handcraft Guild of Central admit to their fears because person by bringing him into angry and if she's found any Jersey announces a workshop they consider it "unmanly." contact with the feared object way to express her feelings in to be conducted June 19 at 7 Your wife probably passed in a relaxed, safe, controlled words. p.m., in the East Brunswick on her anxieties to your daugh- atmosphere. By ERMA BOMBECK Other than gluing brown grocery bags end to end there was no High School library. Allan hope in sight of finding brown wrapping paper. Sometimes, when a child or Hoffman, a professional sil- We have two cars in our garage, a color TV set. and door I have saved the Big Pencil Search for last, possibly an adult has no outlet for his versmith, will demonstrate chimes that play "How Dry I Am." because it is the most incongruous. "I do not understand it," aggressive feelings, he may the art of silversmithing and UNIVERSAL My winter coat has a label in it (Fruit of the Loom), our said my husband, "that a literate family of five who function in take it out on himself and the use of the torch for other sugar bowl matches the cream pitcher and we describe to two an educational atmosphere are forced to communicate by grind his teeth in his sleep. PRODUCTIONS metal work. newspapers. etching telephone messages in the grease on the exhaust fan. The teeth are closely related PRESENTS I mention these facts only to impress you. For amidst all Surely, somewhere in this house, there must be a pencil or a to our aggressive desires. We this class and affluence, we could not mail a box of cookies to pen." bite and chew food and little Mr. Hoffman's work can be BEAUTY PAGEANT our daughter at college because: (a) we had no box; (b) no We found two typewriters, a label maker, a yellow crayon, preschool children sometimes seen at the Tomllnson Gallery, AND string or twine; I c) no brown wrapping paper, and (d) no pencil an eyebrow pencil, a chapstick, a piece of tailor's chalk and a bite each other. The teeth are Baltimore, Md. He has had be MODELING CONTEST or pen with which to address it. rusty nail, but not one pencil or pen did we find. basically an organ of destruc- in juried shows at Lincoln Cen- It began with the search for a box. The carton the TV set Finally, we sat around the kitchen table exhausted. tion. Stress, tension and bot- ter, New York City, the came in was too big. The earring box too omall. The box holding Lef.s forget the cookies," I said, starting to nibble on one. tled-up anger and anxiety can Frederick Craft Fair, Mary- the Christmas tree lights had a window In it. The Col. Sanders I know when we are beaten." said my husband, passing produce tooth decay and tooth land, and at Pennsylvania GIRLS 2-2S chicken bucket too deep. The nose tissue box too flimsy and the the plate around to the boys. grinding. Try to help your State College. BOYS 34 cracker box too full. I would have sold my soul to the devil for a As we sat there nibbling. I said. "We should write her and No Talent shoe box. explain what happened to the cookies." The twine was quite another story. It was shocking to me to An hour later, we had unearthed a piece of yellow tablet 2 pc. custom discover if I had an inclination to hang myself or if I was paper, a piece of cardboard from one of Daddy's shirts, a 3 x 5 WIN bleeding and needed a smple tourniquet, I would have to resort scratch pad behind the refrigerator, and a piece of tissue from to a red hair ribbon in the back of the medicine cabinet, a dog a new blouse. SLIPCOVER CM 741-3242 PRIZES — TROPHIES — collar, a garden hose, a belt, a gym shoe string, a drawstring I picked up my yellow crayon and began to write... Fit Men liftTMtiH SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDS from a pair of bathing trunks or a length of dental floss. SALE OrSariCttaNlalaw AND MORE The quest for brown wrapping paper was a drill in futility. Regular Sofa and Chair to 4 Cushions It: From JUNE 23,1979 Nurse's scholarship benefit o5 % MlivJHi A vi. Holiday Inn $249 'RED SIIMMI. R.j. 07003 RED BANK - A benefit Money raised by the pro- quality maleriilM 1 West Long Branch, N.J. workminthlp, DRAPERY SHOP luncheon-fashion show, spon- gram will go toward the fund- 391/2 BROAD ST. sored by Riverview Hospital ing of scholarships for Riv- "THE AREA'S IESTIUY" REDBA1 to aid the hospital's Nurse's erview employees who are SEND IN COUPON TO IE ELIGIBLE Scholarship Fund will take pursuing or furthering a nurs- NAME AQE place Saturday at 12:30 P.M. ing education. FREE ADDRESS in Squires Pub. West Long SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE Branch. For reservations call the CITY The fashion show will be by Riverview Hospital Nursing CALL 747-2543 Kinkel's^Tinton Falls. office. SHREWSBURY. N.J TUESDAY. JUNE 5,1979 Tht Dt/tf HINTS FROM HELOISE Baby's bath hint

DEAR HELOISE lightly ever the aaaga aad tfeca eprtakie a link Whea my daughter had her first baby aad I was vtsitlag her, cinnamoa at it she started to give the baby a balk. Roll Ibis iau a "jelly nil" aad slice Place the slkes « a Rememberiag what my owi doctor had told me about aoi cookie sheet aad bake aloag with the *ie nalil gakiea browa haviig the bath water too warm, I told her about it. Delicious: - Mrs. KareaCarter She Utleaed aad certainly meant to be careful about it bat, when she put the baby into the water, It cried oat. DEAR HELOISE: I have beard several people say their babies didn't like to My childrei delight in collecttag bags aad talags Bat I have a bath, and I now believe it was because, without realizing dislike baviag to give ap my jars aad have their lias paced fall it, a lot of mothers have the water too warm. of holes to hold these creatures. It should be tested with the elbow - sol the hands. The Then I remembered hearing about someoae bands are so used to warm or hot water that they are not a good holder out of a milk carton. judge of temperature. Jusl cut a window in two side* of the cartaa (• Thanks for listening. - Mildred Pearce sides I Any accessary provision caa be placed ia Ike grass, water, etc. And thank you, Mildred, for reminding us of this important hint. Now take aa old aylon stockiag aad pall it over tbe cartaa. We test the warmth of baby's formula on our wrist, the bath After placing the collection ia tbe carton through tbe opealag at the top, and making sure everything is iaside that belongs • hMLMI water with our elbow inside, lie a knot la the slocking close to the lop of tbe cartaa. THEY CARE - Volunteers at the Monmouth Day Care Tymlnski. Shrewsbury; Miss Reglna Klepacz, Red I'm sure there are a lot of new mothers out there who are Now the bugs have plenty of Ugbl aad air, caa't get oat Center, 9 West Bergen Place, Red Bank, are honored for Bank; Miss Margot Mullln, Tlnton Falls; Mrs. Joyce very grateful to you — Hugs. Heloise i lhank goodneisl and can be easily seen. — Kalky Walsh their service, a vital part of the success of the facility. Irye, Little Silver, and Miss Theresa Dolch, Red Bank. Each received a certificate of appreciation and shared Also honored, were Virginia Hudson and Josephine Celll. DEAR HELOISE: the "Thank You" cake. Left to right, Mrs. Sophie I've bought several pairs of rubber thongs (those summer SUPER SUMMER SELECTIONS sandals I but the strap thai fits between the toes always pulled IN out. My husband came up with a solution. JUNIOR, MISSY AND LARGE SIZES He look one of those little square bread wrapper holders ANN LANDERS and slipped it over the strap on the underside of the shoe. BLOUSE, TOPS SKIRTS —SLACKS It may have to be replaced every so often, but it sure helps TEES, TERR VS I SHORTS-CULOTTES the shoes to last a little longer. — Marguerite Belanger TANKS JUMPERS OPEN: Tues-Sat 10-5 pm DEAR HELOISE: If you have ever wondered what to do with leftover pie crust Ex-wife careless of /// child trimmings, I have a good solution. i put all the trimmings together in a ball and knead it a little lo blend into a smooth dough. MFWAKS. 291-0008 Atttttk HiaMiats 1 then roll it out as if making another crust. Spread butter Dear Ann Landers: I mar- nothing should be withheld present. If your daughter and _ ried a divorced man who has a from children — that being her husband get on such a sub- five-year-old soa. My daughter included in grown-up con- ject, simply say, "We will by a previous marriage is versation will make them talk about that at another aine. The boy slays at our more mature. time." house weekends. The problem Both my husband and I dis- is thai his mother sends him like it when our grandchildren Are drugs OK if you learn over here whether he is sick or plop themselves down and how to control them? Can they well — and usually he Is sick. horn in with questions about be of help? The answers are In things that are beyond their Ann Landers' new booklet, My daughter has caught his "Straight Dope on Drugs ' coughs and colds, which years. Are we wrong? — Love totally creates a real problem be- Them - Bui... For each booklet ordered, cause she is susceptible to Dear But: No, you are not send a dollar, plus a long, self- earaches which last for sever- wrong. The only way you can addressed, stamped envelope al days. I finally decided to control the situation is by re- {28 cents postage) to Ann call the child's mother even fusing to discuss "adult top- Landers, P.O. Box 11995, Chi- though my husband asked me ics" when the children are cago, Illinois 60611 not to. She screamed Into the phone, "When the boy Is sick his father should take him to the doctor." I'd like to put the question There is more lo you, Ann: How many times should a father have to take to good health his child to a doctor? — Playing Nurse In Bethesda Dear Beth: It's obvious than just that your husband's ex-wife is no candidate for Mother of the 'feeling good!' Year. A sick child should nev- er be sent anywhere. But this careless woman has repeated- ly sent the boy to your home when he has been ill and she will continue to do so regard- less of your resentment. In answer to your question, How many times should a father have to take his child to the doctor?" the answer is: "Whenever he is sick." And there should be no counting. Dear Ann Landers: Our married daughter and her hus- band think it is perfectly all right for children to sit In on adull discussions, no matter what the topic. Dorland's Medical Dictionary suggests to us The grandchildren hang that health is a state of optimal physical, mental around when we talk, eyes as and social well-being, and not merely the big as saucers, ears like mice absence of disease and infirmity. — taking in every word. They even interrupt with, "Say thai Webster tells us that health is a condition of last part again and explain it." wholeness in which all of the organs are I don't believe children functioning 100% all of the time. should be permitted to hear The key to the health formula is FUNCTION. If everything adults say' My one could determine what permits you to function daughter and son-in-law think 100%. then wholeness and time would take care checking! of themselves. Gray's Anatomy, the most highly regarded anatomy text among the healing pro- fessions today, indicates where function comes Yours at Hudson City Savings Bank from It states that the purpose of the brain and sm nerve system is to control and coordinate the Why Pay High Price* function of the other tissues, organs and systems Along with your savings account at Hudson City Savings in the body, and to relate the body to its environ- ment. The responsibility for proper function, then Bank, you can now enjoy totally free checking! No mini- WINDOW lies NOT within drugs or surgery, but with the brain and nerve system. That means that if your mum balance required in either your savings or checking SHADES brain and nerve system is working properly, account. You can even bank by mail if you want—free—the. allowing all of the parts ol your body to function HI Wilt..Ml Wilt 100% all of the time, you would truly be healthy. bank will pay ail the postage. When you've checked around, Here's how chiropractic fits into what has been stated. There is a condition known as vertebral you'll come to the bank that offers the most for your money! subluxation. which is an interference to the func- tion of your body. It forces' you to have less than • Monthly statement, but no monthly service charge. optimum physical, mental, and social well-being, • No charge for checks paid. allowing your body to become fertile ground for disease and infirmities Vertebral subluxation is • No charge for deposits. the most serious interference to the function in • No minimum balance required. your body. Chiropractic is the SCIENCE of locating these • Fully personalized checks include name and address, vertebral subluxations. It is the ART of eliminating consecutively numbered—your choice of standard vertebral subluxations. and thereby allowing the colors. return of function and better health, giving you BRING IN YOUR better physical, mental and social well-being, and allowing your body to be stronger in its efforts to ROLLERS 1 SAVE rid itsell of disease and infirmities. Chiropractic is also a way of living. It is a Hudson City philosophy of life and of health that is presently Brick Town Fort Lee NewMiHord River Edge ON YOUR ROLLERS concerned with the relationship of the human Cherry HiH Glen Rock Nortti Bergen Summit (6/16/79) species with its environment and its position within SINCE 1925 Cinnaminson (6/23/79) HaddonheM Oakland Taanack SINI/E 1*29 £ the framework of natural law Cli«sr» to CHMM tf«m Call Mr Fr»e)er LEGAL SECRETARY kl il ftJMM PWHHC, M I'ft** St. iiilimi » tm UM 74) SIM Minimum three voan recent HORNET HATCHftACK 1«4 - Air. N.J. t«Ml experience, profi- DOOGC VAN Wl - MMl W. MTV cient in ell Pheen of title •UICK CENTURY \m — Few-dee*. MM OantWIW. JwM turn**; 44JM pa »»jfjj_v-*. >—<« wHh extr«», lies, half (Him, HIM M44HI. work and wills. Modern elr- cofidittoned offices, hoepl- »PPir ITOM MAMAGtP. Bat* M kotow ntt*M CM Call 741 MM DODGE DART IfTS - |HM Am 747-MN eves v»Mtr, twe-etoor, «ir. toodcen* Ullsetton, pension pfen, m*v l»«it after ) -m HONDA ACCORD 1177 - Silver, five jor medlcel, life Insurance, • UICK SKYLARK - ft* t*nv*n-W«, aaaaa, amctUant conditton, um Call n*w la*, ntw Mint jot, wctltvnt coo* 47 2117 tetwaan He o m . r»on-contrIbuteMe by employ- DODGE DART CUSTOM Wtt- Power ee. Salorv commensurate ttan. MMatfar MlVSil taoflno. air, •!•-cylinder, ICMOmlle* MPALA 1171 — Four ntw tires, g«ed Iwm M'HM Llh* MM, 12*00 anduton. goad running, regular gat with ability end experience. BUICK SKVtAHK 01 1«l - OM U1-1U*. owner, air. bucket*, too*., groat, i Asking $700 717 7707 after * am Chamiln, Schettlend, Rosen, ftm, a—< tlm, UM. 94MN4. DODGE Ifll BLACK TRADESMAN KITSON CHEVROLET CO. Cav«nagh end Kellev. Call 100 - Automatic. 1S,QM mile*. M aHJICK - »74 Century Rtaai, tour v. 3* Eaton town 2. Autos For Sole Autos For Sole Wanted Automotive M.H«»Wimt—• Miss Rundoolst Mt-UOO. latrlng, magi, roof vent, two teal*, 541 (NO daar, air, *o«wr br»ket. powa* u—r i lira, undercMllns, comaiatolv Ina, AM tlaM track radio, ]» V-l. PONT I AC - 1173 Station Wagon OLKSWAGeN BUG - 1H4. clean, JUNK CARS WANTED^ LEGAL SCCRITAKV - Umhtmut. a»kl»Q MM Ml its rttui«lad floor, ttdm and root woad LABRIOLA MOTORS INC. sun-roof, red. UH. COOKS Full time, Call eetwem f-I. RtAL ISTATt SALES - CMtftarv II ""> firm. Cll TWttr Newman Springs Rd , Red Bank 717-eTM after e e m n i Hem i traMng e*w In hmm tr*ts»- Dodge-Datum 741-24J3 CAMAIIO 1«! - Excellent condition DODGE CHALLENGER WO — S.E TOP DOLLAR We are a chata of mm 7O| ejualttv !TENTUHY 11 OCEAN UfAlTV, UM or teat otter PONTIAC WAGON 117* — Excellent OLKSWAGEN BUS - 1175. FOOT- LIGHT MAINTENANCE WOHK - At laulc, wftlta with Mack leather in LINCOLN 1175 CONTINENTAL ylinder. tour speed, new brakes. Paid tar Iw* M laM etlatiranll ana* art i***in« w» MMW onditlon inside and out Brown cream C«{ 741 1141 Dillon*I CM*. Is bo«4n advance* art- arlor. Mull Mil moving out of »Ute AARK IV — Block, moon roof, many Iced under list at $2,150 Call after t, M/FM. (ulituned 4*,000mites Regu REAL ESTATE SALES or belt offer Call W-3SI9. eitras. good condition and well main emotion far our rmtauroMs opening CADILLAC ELDORADO - tMI, full* 14MM5 gat. Excellent. $MQ0 747-3741 after TOP DOLLAR PAID soon In Ocean Township Tf.iir.mJ afwrtaj aaxtcy alned Will consider all offer* LPN (M/W) - IWitf fW >d MOO or toft orftf DODGE 1177 — Blue Tradesman Van 1 For lunt can imntMMt pk>ia> bett m advorltttaa. tralnln iniM 541-MW, atk tor Bill. If not there, PONTIAC CUSTOM "S" — II* , 350 on nrnrn w m-uw lions Queen at Carme*. cia) Pntvr* Optnmi In utomatic transmission, power brakes pieate leave name and number. I. uwt regular ga*. automatic trans Experience mm) Include breakfast and uitom hitchhith , 114011,0000 mileil * W70I 0 mlttion. new battery and cablet, en tM cookery, frill and broiler back CAMARO 1*7* — Type LT. V-l. itito- ORVETTE - iv»1. maroon, four- WE NEED USED CARS MBLME'D AGENCY matk trartftmllilon, 17,000 miles, air ttVWJO MAVERICK. — 1175 Ford, 45,000, air ine recently tuned, black interior, yet speed, new Interior and Paint MOM OP dollar paM. MULLER CHEVRO- ground and aentral food preparation LPN'S M/W -110 11, l_ conditioned Pewtr ileer brown two-door iwbodv Two-door. Atklng$500«rbett all 7I7-414I before 3 p.m. T, Hwy, U. Matawan, SOMBM. in addition, must bo «Mt lo znrikrmt and woatumdi U 10 per hour HEAL ESTATE SALES - We're teok Ina/bnket/wlndowi/lotks. I37W DODGE DART — ml, three speed 14*4170 tier Cell 543-4000, EM 334, after 3 several other caofci and ordor prod perienced Atterfv In person 10 to 4 a.m., Eve* , 170-tin. •73 V 4 motor, transmission and rear except Fri. and tun. WHELAN PONTIAC-BUlCK-OPEL E BUY USED CARS ANO TRUCKS uctlon Applicants mull ba tl or MOT Arnold Walter Nursing Home, Ul S, Many new part*. Mutt tell, MAZDA - 1171, GLC, three-door, auto wv f Freehold SCHWARTZ ChrvsMr Plymouffi Laurel Ave., Hailet M»1f. mail., air, FM radio, low mites $3150 PORSCHE 114 — 1172 Dark blue, black 4410*47 MTV, will train. Salary m CAMARO 117] - Power tloer Rad lank. W-ntl Wo offer M OO/hr and up dependtr* on Ask for Allan at 747 WS. Ing/brakes, air, AM/FM, tlghtlrack lor Loaded, $3100 firm. Call oxoarlonct, iMld vacation, aroftt-thar- MANAGEMENT DODGE CHARGER 1171 — Autometk in tit* 47-OeH after 4 p.m. four mm tire*. Call MI-aJM. ontole, bucket laats $M0 or test ot MERCURY 1*71 MARQUIS Ing and merit wage reviews TRAINEE REAL ESTATE SALES ASSOCIATE CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 1177 for. Call m*m Brougham, mint condition. Low RABBIT - "You've got lo drive It lo Trucks And Traders Managemenl training pragram now - For ene ef MlaWtrtewn's leading mileage One owner SUM 2M 1M3 Openings available for day, swine, and agencies. Lkense a must Enperlence Landau roof. Fully equipped, ont DUSTER 1171 - Six-cylinder, three believe it." SHREWSBURY MOTORS. open In faM -growing convenience fee* NC, 741-1500. night ihlfu Intorvlowi for thaat open store chain Salary Plus bonus Incen- helpful, but not necesurv Full time ownar, 13*00 mllet, HIM 747 M49 tpeed. |I7S Plymouth .1147 delux MERCEDES 1H5 22OSE - Excellen 17* FORD - Suewrcab. Dual gas ings wilt be conducted ot our restau- only. Capable of handling executlv* ankt, power (leering, power brake*. tives. Thoee Interetted In a tab with a CHEVROLETCAPRICE If74 — Eilatt owe body, best offer. Call 717 7337 body and running condition, fuel Injec REO BANK VOLVO Help Wanted rant located ot IM Main It. • Route IS future, aprfv IM First Ave., corner of type clientele With aw constructron Iton model very rare, ivory with red 111 E NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. AM/FM, trailer hitch Atklng US" (>/i block No, of Ft Monmoutti), Eaton company ready to slert new Fair Mason Air, all power, AM/FMttereo FAIRLANE — 197i Ford Station Wag 21-1441 or 531-6W4 Male/Female Uarfleld Ave., Atlantic Highlands, N.J runt OMcellent. very clean, UNO or bet leather interior. Asking $2500 Cal RED BANK, 741-SM* Ask for Nell. Haven sub-divlston, we ere In need of on demonstrator 11,000 mites, 221-IQ71, weekends and after 7 p. auoclates SewMstkltod marketing offer. 741 «M0 Open 5 night* lo 1:30 p.m.. Sat until 4 HEVROLET CIO — 1173. AM/FM itereo, excellent condition weekdays. To grow with Denny's, Pitas* apply MANICURIST WANTED - E« and training program Bonus and In- areal value, can be s*en al Fair Have REDUCER-SHERMAN ylinder, 43.000 mllet. excellent condl- OVERUSING SALES — Rapidly centive program. Call or write today CHEVROLET G10 VAN 1*7) - Part lon, many extra* 741-2155 after 4. Mon. • Wad.. Juno 44, f-11 a.m., 1-5 perienced only. Matawan area windows, very good running condition MERCURY COUGAR 1177 DODGE-PEUGEOT p.m. or between T ond » p.m. Pteaw 513-2111 Of Tif fit) for confidential Interview, FOULKS new lire*, radio and healer, lale Excellent condition Rt 14—Wall Township—44»-2100 PRESTON AGENCY, 1 Woodland IMCtIon. %jm Phone m 14*0 1711233 DODGE PICKUP TRUCK f*M - Half I ntw Itrrllarv. Ouaranttad MARINE MECHANIC/SERVICE Drive., MleWetown. 471 MM. FIAT SALES AND SERVICE — Levine RITTENHOUSE on, 311 V-l, automatic tranimiitlon MANAGER — Experience In I/O, out Motors Corp., Maple Ave, Red Bank MERCURY COUGAR 1177 - P LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. CHEVROLET IMPALA 1*7) - EK xcetlent mechanical condition $550. board, excellent opportunity In grow REALTOR SALES ASSOCIATE celtent cortdlilon, 73,000 miles, askln 741-tiTO steer Ing/brakes, air, AM/FM stereo Hwy. 35 775-1500 Ocean 1 •43-4713. DENNY'S ng shop. After 4, call 7IT-57W. steal belted radlell. 21,000 miles. 14000 MUSEMENT PIER — Cwuttllonoe Join the largest (tea! Estate franchise IUO0, Call »1t171 after 1:30. Monmouth County providing FIAT-PEUGEOT DEALER Call 5e4-257S. SHORE MOTORS DODGE — 1977 Pick gp, '/i-ton, power •Ion, part and full tlma. Capricorn Equal Opportunity Employer M/F MECHANICAL TRAINEES — No ex CHEVROLET MALIBU 1f70 - Two- BILL LANZARO'S AUTO SALES INC Volvo-Triumph Dealer n, four-speed, four-wheel drive, muMmtnlt. 219 SJJJ perlence necessary Will train Call classroom. In-house and on the Job 334 Main Si Metawen Ml WOO MG MIDGET — 1173, many new parts HwV. 35, Menatouan. 521-7500 5,000 miles, new cap*, much more. ENTAL ASSISTANT — To work as your Navy recruiter In Red Bank, training, national advertising and all uns good, cell alter i JO PARTMENT SUPERINTENDENT the marketing tools you need Let us FORD GRANADA GHIA 1»7S — Ll«h STEIN CADILLAC Couple to manage and maintain SO- am, Orthondonllc experience pre- 741-2334; Freehold, 717 1070; E. Bruns- 2212131 red. Excellent salary and benefits wkk. 231-5111; Hailel, 1*4 1455. help develop your full potential CHEVROLET — 1174 Veoa HakhbaU blue Jwlth blue vinyl lop, power steer ASBURY AVE.. ASBURY PARK il garden complex in West End on Licensed, full-time only, please. ing/brakis, air conditioning, AM/FM MGB 1HI - Excellent parts car. I DOJGE -Work truck. Adapted 0 100, > beach. Part lime position with ex id confidence. Send resume to P.O. 30,000 miles, automatic transmit! 7752MQ x 572, Red Sank. N.J. 07701. MEN ANO WOMEN - Part-time, full Neighborhood Realty, USA good condition $1011 747-1347 IO, wtiltewells. New transmission much lo list, tell whole or lor parts Dent salary, plus monthly bonus, •massa Agency Inc., Realtors STRAUB BUICK-OPEL lartmeni, utilities and shone Pro- time, start your own buslfkns. Op 78,000 miles, but well maintained and I make offer. Call 54*-14tS. SNTAL SECRETARY — Heceft- portunlty of a lifetime, work with BMW CHEVROLET NOVA I17S — Fou excellent condition. S23O0 firm. NINE ACRES of New and Used Cart ded Retired couples Invited Send MGB 1174 - White convertible, low 2*4 4000 Keyport EL CAMINO 117* — 37,000 miles, many sume lo Box 203, Oaxhurst, N.J. onist, (or modern Red Bank practice young company expanding In Mon- All fpttts Upt confMaiHIal door, tlx-cylinder, Powtr steering w 1403 after « p.m. Hwy 35 jdav week. Prefer experienced enlv. mouth County. No Investments, Im- $2300. Call S**»«3 mileage. new extras, excellent condition Cal 755 SUBARU LATE 1171 — Four-wheel ni be able to relate with public and mediate hire, complete training. Call RECEPTIONISECEOS T (3(3)) -Orlnodontdokk of FORD LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE - Call eve*. 741-33*2 "•'Ml- ^^_ CHEW VAN — 1171 model. Luxurlov 1971, Interior and body In good shape drive wagon, AM/FM, bumper and pan PERSON TO WORK — In the home oe staff. Full benefits, salary com Onelda Jewelry, betwen Ml, 717-4411. rice. FFul l timi e West BBranch, lottridt by National Coach. Fou I9J0 or best offer I42-2MS, ask lor MUSTANG IHt — Black ilx-cyllnder guard, rustprooflng, excellent condi JEEP — J 10 Pickup, 1174, lour-wh*. nter department Experience In mensureto with experience Reply to l ll SMrtvef captain's chain, tola bed, Ic Mike. automatic, good body, runs fine. Alk Ion. 14,100 Weekdays after 6 » al drive. V-l automatic, power steei mber and paint necessary, Apply at ox O-Ml, The Dally Register, MESSENGERS - 10 needed bax, pressure water, air, power braki ing $575. #42-331*. week, 731 3331 ng/brakes, long bed, full cap. 34.530 chols, Rl. 34 I. Lloyd Rd., Malawan. rewtbury, N.J. 0/701. mediately. Car necessary. FORD — 1170 Torino wagon, runs good 251-4274, m-*264 RECEPTIONIST — General office and itterlng. 4,700 miles. Trie perftc OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREM miles, 14.495 Plus tax and licensing duties Including telephone Vary good car for your car pool. 741-74M. needs exhaust system. $250. THE FINEST SELECTION - Of ntw ALL AMERICAN INC., Hwy, 35 SSEMBLER — Retr i g SHWASHER — Full time, nights 1173 — V-l, transmission \'i year* old at ion /mechanic Self starter to work MOTEL NIGHT CLERK - Opportuni- typing required. Apply In person. Elec- 415-04*1 two-door console, air, power tteei and used cars In Monmoutn Count' Heilel, 264-W76. lv In person between 3-5 p.m. at the ty for permanent employment. Must be tro impulse Lab, 114 Chestnut St., Red Over 100 air conditioned new cart In om print*. Experience In the use of tt House, 440 Shrewsbury Ave.. Tin- COUGAR 1177 - Two-door Coupe FORD VAN — 117*. E-IOQ, six-cyllnde ing/brakat, needs work Best offe JEEP J 20 — 197*. air conditioning mmon hand tools. Brail no and/or handy, neat and reliable Call *42 1137 standard transmission, $3000 firm. Ca over $200. Call after 7 p.m., 671-5413 Hock. McGLOIN BUICK-OPEL INC. Falls. No phone call. vinyl roof, air, push bullon window ihrewsburv Ave., New Shrewsbury power steer I ng/brakes, 14,000 miles Idering experience helpful. Apply NEED — Six people for expanding RN AND LPN (M/F) - Full and part cruise control, AM. f M stereo, nt OLDSMOBILE — 1147 Cutlais, fou '41-6200. Excellent condition. I72-13M. lectro Impulse Lab, 1605 Corllet Ave., SH MACHINE OPERATOR business, capable of earning $1000 a time, 11 to 7 shift, all fringes. New Ivv tire*, mint condition, «W5 •71*97* FORD TORINO 1173 — Two-doo door, new brakes, new battery. Run eptune, 77*5100. EguaL Opportunity EEOED — Year-round position, split month part-time. For appointment, House, 471-014* power steer ing/brakes, AM/FM radi very good Needs body work 1200 TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb SILVERADO 197* — Wton Pick-up mplover, ifts. Muit have own Transportation. call 244-5242 Or 717-1571. air, $1,500. S422U1; 542 2*51. 717.(041 service. DOWNES PONTIAC. 42 Lowai poly In parson, NAVESINK COUN- RN (M/W) — Part-time, four days a COUGAR - 1177. Excellint condition Main St., Matawan. 5*4-2211. AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC RY CLUB. 50 Luffburrow Lane, Mid NURSE-RN (M/Wt - Fulltime or week. Call Mrs. King at Westwood Hall mutt tell. KM* FORD LTD 1174 — Air, AM/FM OPEL SOUAREBACK 1175 — Fou ust be skilled in complete automobile in, N.J., Wad. through Sat. part-time for nursing home. 3-11 and 11 Nursing Home. 231-5277 between • 74MW3 full power, two-door, excellent cond cylinder automatic. AM/FM and tape TRIUMPH — 1175 TR6, six-cylinder TRUCK INSURANCE pair. Very busy ihop. Five-day work lo 7 shift. Starting rate ot IS tl per lion, $2000. 542-2U1; 542-»S1. 28,000 milts. U200 or best offer We 'ertible, four-speed, power brake* FREE quotes and binders by phone eek. Excellent oiv plan and benefits SHWASHER — Full-time day shift hour. Alter inert probation period. CUTLASS SUPREME 1175 - HO V taken care of. 2*4-0317. iual steering. Looks and runs good CALL TOLL FREE 100-12M701 pply In person or call Circle Chevrolet all for Interview 1415 per hour. Excellent fringe bene- RN OR LPN (M/W) — It to 7:30, full two-door, vinyl too, air conditioned GEORGE WALL 52.000 miles $4,115, lax and lags txtn _ panv. 44t Shrewsbury Ave 471-0177. fits. Call Atlantic Highlands Nursing lima, five nights weekly, every other flower steering, brakes Crultt contro LINCOLN/MERCURY PLYMOUTH SCAMP 1972 - Red Banh Volvo, Dtller, 741-SWt, hrewtburv, N.J, 741-3130. Atk for Nick Home, 191-0400, 8 Mlddletown Ave., weekend off. Call Mn. King at West Shrewsbury Ave . at Sycamore cylinder, automatic, air. etc. OMESTIC OR PORTER — Wanted Atlantic Highlands, Mon. through Fri wood Hall. 121-5277 between 8 a m 4 Sport wheel*. AM/FM radio, ster Motorcycles rocchla. Service Manager. rt-tlme. Must have car. Must work tape castetle. 13400 741S471. owner, clean. l«S 741 6530 TRIUMPH — 1174 TR7, four-cyllndei only, t a.m. to 4 p.m. lour.speed, power brakes, manuj AR PERSON — Part-time, Apply • weekends. Apply Holmdel Motor Inn, PLYMOUTH — 1154 Coupe, auiomati steering, 21.1*2 miles. $4,115, tax and CYCLE INSURANCE ion, 1-4 p.m., Palmar Lounge, V wv. 35, after 1 p.m. HN IMF) 7 JO am to 3 JO p m , two new tlret, good running order, tags extra. Red Bank Volvo, Dealer FREE quotes and binders by phone almor Ave., West Keansburg NURSE'S AIDES (M/W) - Day shift, days per week. Call for appointment, 2: Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sole offer. 731-1441. Ml Sett CALL TOLL FREE M0-I2M7O3. LECTRICAL TRAINEES — On the two days per week. 3:90 p.m. to 11 3CMount Pleasant Manor Nursing Home, OOKKEEPER — Full-time tor small, training. No experience necessar p.m., two evening, per week I1:]f PLYMOUTH VOLARE STATIO Twin Boro Motors Inc. HONDA CUSTOM CB7S0 — Murals an easani office in Atlantic Highlands all your Navy recruiter In Red Bank, p.m. to 7:30 a.m. shift, two evenings Factory EXEC WAGON — 1177. automatic Iran 131 Newman Spring Rd. Red Bank chrome. Call *7t-3312 after 4. Atk fo all 'or appointment ?V1 5300 1-2334, Freehold, 710-1070; E. Bruns per week. Call for appointment, Mount RN — il.;, full-time, excellent benefits mission, power steering, AM/FM, ai AMC/JEEP 747- Ken. ck, 231 S)2I, Hailet, 244-2455 Pleasant Manor Nursing Home, Apply In parson 10-4 P.m. Arnold luggage rack, split seats, many extr USINESS ADMINISTRATOR - Walter Nursing Home, 421 South DEMO Asking 13*25. Call 717-5053 VOLVO 1173 — Station Wagon. High HONDA ZSOA - Excellent first bike orough of Keyport, population a,«00 LECTRICIANS - Mechanics and Laurel Ave , Hailet. milts, some ruit, runs good, 37 MPG. esponiible for Public Safety, Public ipers. Paid hospiteliietion. vacation NURSES AIDE (M/W) — Full-time PONTIAC GRANDVILLE CO $175. 741-4165. day shift. Call for Interview, 471-0177 VERTIBLE 1173 — Full power, a )egree in Business Adminlstation, Jl electric windows and flve-wav tea KAWASAKI 1179 KZ-450— Black, cut ubllc Administration; Finance. Mu EWING MACHINE OPERATORS — NURSES M/W — RN, full-time, 11-7 SALESPERSON VOLKSWAGEN DASHER 1174 —torn teat, headers, sissy bar. Beit or xperlenced. Apply 145 Hwv 34, West (44 per shift. LPN, lull-time, 3-11. LPN It uses regular gas, new lop. Hlg Four-door, four-cylinder, four speed Iclpai administrallon and budget ex 1' mileage, but dealer-maintained and Call 747-2134. irlence preferred. Salary TOK +. Sent •ansburg. 717-13*0 part-tine, 11-7. Good fringe benefits For light counter work, good starting 78 FORD LTD front wheel drive, great gas mileage On-Job training with Veni puncture hourly wages, plus tips. Paid vacation, 1 beautiful condition Best reasonet regular gas. factory air, radio, 51,000 KAWASAKI 1171 — Blue, 1200 mile: esume to Mayor Richard Bergen, II XPERIENCED PRESSER - For l offer. Call 741-2100 days, 747-0471 *v certification. Call Mrs. Wilson holidays Uniforms supplied. Apply In highway miles, excellent condition LTD teat, wing titsv bar, oil geug Main St.. Kevport, N.J. 07735. person only, Mr. Hoetlng. Hours avail nings. priced to Mil. 566-4900. Dark blue with silver velour int. 13,911 original miles. Auto, highway pegs, chrome engine and APTAINS WAITORS/WAITRESS — able ere 12 noon* p.m. Dunkln' Donuti, trans., 8 cyl., P/S. P/B, pwr wind., P/seats. stereo, vinyl roof, I more. Must tall. $2600. 264-9122, 10-6 aute Chefs, needed for Shore restau OCEAN LIFEGUARDS - Monmouth M0 Broadway. West Long Brancfi. VOLVO 1174 — 264GL, V-4, automatic XPERIENCED CARPENTER — County Park System Beaches In Long Interior Luxury group. Original list over $9400! 12/mo./12.000 I PONTIAC. — Grand Prix, 1173, V- power steering and brakes, power SUZUKI RM125B Year-round position with top rim supervision, excellent opooriunl- ages. Call Stt-ttM for appointment Branch. Must be II years old, hold a SALESPERSON — Highly-motivated MILE FORD EXTENDED SERVICE PLAN, automatk, power steering, brake dowt. sunroof, AM/FM, many extras Top condition , three, five days Mr week. Call current life saving certification. Test person lo sell In expanding AMC iees windows, locks. Call 291 •32*3 alter REGULAR GAS 34,200 miles $*H5 1-1144 after 7. date and Information, call 22*6349 Dealership Experience helpful, but not 1 P.m. 471-9232 AR WASH HELP — Apply In person tax and tag* extra. REO BANK VOL ountry Sudser Car Wash, 1W0 Hwv necessary. Apply in person only. Call VO, Dealer, 74i-sw* 1169 SUZUKI — SOOcc Runt, but need ACTORY — Work. General, loading OWNER-OPERATORS - Tandem for appointment between 10 a.m.3 P.m. [PONTIAC SUNBIRD 1177 - Fou little work. Asking $27S. 5, Mlddletown. nd unloading trucks. Marlboro area, MV feet & $ axle. Run from New York-New Jersey Assk tor Jim att All American Inc.. Mon. I cylinder, excellent mileage. Fantatt VOLVO 1174 — 145 Wagon, four 671-0W 1.25 hr Full-time, year-round only area to Alexandria, Va.. and back. Tax extra . *71-4O71. ARPENTER'S HELPERS - Steady Fri.Fi , H4177-1771 cylinder, automatic, power steering , must have transportation. Cal PPlv Call 172-0404, 10 4 p.m. Loaded both ways. 67% of gross reven- 5475 and brakes, air, AM/FM, 100% dri YAMAHA ue, averaging 7275 cents per mile. Call SALES — Fortune 500 Corporation in- JtR CYCLE SERVICE, INC. 462156 after i p.m. ULL-TIME CLEANING PERSON — PONTIAC - Ceiellna, 1«* Air, t train guarantee. 75,400 miles. $3415,1. 2015OT5 7 terviewing for two salespersons Initial and tags extra. RED BANK VOLVO nlon & 3rd. Ave.-Loi ARPENTER WANTED — Appro! starting salary plus Incentive Income. steering/brakes, automatic. On Branch 229 5100 I owner. $450 41515W. Dealer, 741-5BU. matelv six weeks work In Red Bank HART-TIME RN OR LPN (M/W) — First year potential earnings, 115,000 Call for Information, 747-5544. 120.000. Call dally *-S, 741-4*00, Mr. WEST SIDE FORD VOLKSWAGEN 1171 — Super Beet ARDENER-GROUNDSKEEPER — For small nursing home. Evening or k PONTIAC 1177 — Sunblrd, V b. aut ull-time, permanent position, lawn ights Call 244-1541 Gllnool. 1 malic, power steering and brakes, su convertible, automatic stick thlf Auto Services/Parts .ARPENTER — EXPERIENCED I Good condition, $1000. 717-3106. mowing, ehrub care and general hand- "TJi» Shon'i Volumt D»tl»r" ' roof. One owner. 14,200 miles $3*15,1 rimming, paneling and alterations work. References required. Available PART-TIME DRIVER — 10-hOUi SALES/ADVERTISING - Earn (250 [and tags extra RED BANK VOLV VOLVO 1174 245DL WAGON — Gret 1170 PLYMOUTH — 311 motoi iteadv work, bv hour, salary or con week, U-15 an hour. Transporting lo WOO per week. Monmouth County RTE66 922-1050 NEPTUNE I Dealer, 741-SM*. Uses regular gas, great mileage, rot. transmission, three-tpeed, new ciutc ract. Call U7 tm after 7 p.m. clients to and from day center 142 7030 area. Advertising sales lo stores and rack, AM/FM. excellent shape. $5,000 Cuda Potl rear, five Vega GT mag businesses. Car necessary. Top com- PONTIAC VENTURA W* V 8, CARPENTER — Two years ex ENERAL OFFICE M/W— For small PART-TIME NEWSPAPER missions paid tor aggressive, pro I malic, Power steering, air, AM/FA HOME DELIVERY 1 rienci Inside work. Will train. Send usinett office Preferably part-lime. feislonal salesperson. Call 244-0400 $1200. Call 471-1737. Aust be able to assume responii- Established route, 10 A.M. to 1 P.M., I VOLVO 1170 — Red. 30 mpg Regula CHEVROLET — 1176, six cylinder, 2 liifies Typing, bookkeeping skills Mon. to Fri. Rumson/Falr Haven area SECRETARY — For dynamic or cu. In. engine. Only MOO miles on needed. Mlddletown. Send resume to No collecting, mult t\af car. Calthodontic office. Executive skills re- gin*. $550. Call 2*4-1174. CASTING FOR FEATURE FILM — D-317, The Dally Register, 747-214). quired. Must have excellent book- nauirlet call it hrewsbury, N.J. 07701. keeping and financial abilities. Ex- TOYOTA TWO M ENGINE — Wl PART-TIME — Party rental store back perience preferred. Excellent salary 2. Autos For Sole automatic transmission, slx-cyl GENERAL FACTORY - Help Partei room work. Flexible hours. Dishwash- and benefits. Strict confidence. Send under 5000 mile* on valve and Iran CHALLENGING Embroidery, ing, wrapping, stocking shelves, etc resume to P.O. Box 572, Red Bank, N.J. CLASSIFIED mission. Complete with all attac t« Hwv. 34, Keyport Apply in person. Do not Phone. Al menlt. Excellent condition. Ca OPPORTUNITY Purpose Rentals, 1*1 E. Newman 211-0213. HAIRDRESSER — With following, ex Springs Rd., Shrewsbury. nternatlonal organisation needs ca perienced, either full or part-lime. Cell Person capable of assuming responsi- TOYOTA - Air conditioned, eer-mlnded representatives to servfc 71-5772. PART-TIME — Bus driver, private bilities In a secretarial capacity, in- parts, complete drive train, 18 RC, I ind Increase established accounts i school, wilt train. 14 per hour to atari cluding transcription of tapes and typ- 1171 to 1974 Cellca. After 6 pm his ana. Must be bondeble. HAIR STYLIST — All around Person, Call between «-4 p.m. 542-4777. ing of engineering reports and specif- WE HAVE 842-4219. minimum three yean experience, ications. At least two years experience Busy salon, Immediate opening, for PART-TIME - Clerk typ and knowledge of IBM Mag Card ma BUSINESS DIRECTORY CALL FOR DETAILS view, 544-3221, ask for David. isl/reception 1st. Attention to detail chine preferred. personality a Plus. 10 hours, 14.25 per Auto Rent/Lease COMBINED GROUP DEAL FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS — hour. Send resume to Box M 371, The \ i BRAND NEW OF COMPANIES Full or part-lime employment In large Dally Register. Shrewsbury, N.J We are a local consulting firm with an A DAILY GUIDE extensive fringe benefit program RENT A VAN — Low. low rates. C 2O1-591-W0 amusement arcade. Call Monday lo Marty. TOM'S FORD. Hwv. 35. Ke •rldav, 11-5 p.m., at 4*5-0014 for in Please reply to: T&M Associates, 213 PART-TIME BOOKKEEPER — Hwy. 31, Red Bank. Attention: Ms. A. Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS VOLKSWAGENS port, 264-1600. " nelin. Equal Opportunity Em USED AUTO 1 VAN RENTALS DO IT NOW! NSIDE SALES — For construction $7 A DAY/i.07 MILE equipment company, salary open. All CALL TOLL-FREE 100-822-1703 benefits plus profit-sharing. For In-.PERSON - To cul grass and keep lawn SECRETARY/TYPIST — Knowledge CHAUFFEUR — Live out. Recent re ervlew, please call 101-244-40M. of bookkeeping desired. Send resume ADDING MACHINES LANDSCAPING LAWN PAINTING A IN STOCK erences. Top salary. Haiel A Jarvls. lo: Box D-3*f, The Dally Register. Auto Insurance Monmouth St.. Red Bank. H2-NO0. NSPECTOR/SHIPPER — Will train Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 TYPEWRITERS GARDEN MAINTENANCE DECORATING AVAILABLE FOR :onsclentlout person, steady position. PERSON WANTED - To cut grata CLERK-TYPIST — Expanding our of Free fwip Hi Illation,! paid vacation. SECRETARY - Receptionist/clerk ADDERS - Typewriters. Calculators, ROTOTILLING — Light hauling, attlct PAINTING/WALLPAPERING IMMEDIATE AUTO INSURANCE lice. Congenial office, good salary and Apply Top Hat Uniform Rental, Myrtle duties for progressive company- Per- sons, traded, repaired and garages cleaned, tree work. Call Rarely underbid Experienced FREE auotes and binders by phone fringe benefits Fords-Perth A * Ave., Long Branch. sonality a plus; typing skills and alien DISCOUNT prices 5424536 or 671-2114. Steve. 671-5357 Pete, 747-54711 CALL TOLL-FREE 800-112-1703 i. Call 201-Mt-IMO. PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR - lion to detail. Attractive salary plut SERP'CO'S 747- DELIVERY KEYPUNCH-EXPERIENCED Large automotive safely equipment benefits. Including denial. Send resume ROTOTILLING PAINTING AND DECORATING PHOENIX BROKERAGE - Fai CLEANING PERSON — Male L.J. GONZER ASSOCIATES company seeks an experienced line to Box M-377, The Dally Register, Reasonable Rates Carl B. Jones Fully Insured I for low colt auto insurance. Ea Female, nursing home, houri 14, II 52 Broad St., Red Bank 042-31 upervlsor with minimum two yean Shrewsbury, NJ. 07701. MASONRY Lawn Care For free estimates call 229 3UI payment plan, immediate i D ear davs weekly. Excellent fringe benefit experience, to handle approximately 30 Call after 7 p.m., 671-2064 Free quote bv phone. Call 264-3087 Call Mrs. EKflvar, 222-5177. LAB TECHNICIAN TRAINEE — For people in a fast-moving manufacturing SECRETARY 'MASONRM Y WORK - Fireolaces.foun PAINT UP FOR SPRING lity control lab. High school and environment. Must be able to read shop Immediate opening for secretary In our STEVE'S LANDSCAPING —Certified Expert Craftsman-Reasonable CLEANING PERSON - Ideal for r toe Chemistry background. Full- prints. Paid company benefits include ddalionl s and allll ncrete work CCalll tired person. Write to: Box DIM, Tl corporate sales administration depart- ;89O pesticide applicator, grading, sodding Interiors my speciality LIPPIN 10 Wanted Automotive i. Reply to: P.O. Box 175, Oldmajor medical, pension, etc. South Jer ment. If you have t-3 years experience, and seeding. Foundation planting 4 WALLYS PAINTING, 211 1891 Dally Register. Shrewsbury, N.J NJ OM57 tav area. Please send resume or saler like statistical typing and dictaphone gardens rototilltd Call 717-8254 07701. history to Box M-374, The Dally Ret work, and have good telephone ex- I ALL JUNK ANO WRECKED — C LAB TECHNICIAN - Full lime entry ROBERT GIARD PAINTING — II COOK — Full time. days, API ster, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. perience to handle orders, customer _ jr. exterior. Fully Insured, free I MOTOR I bought. Highest prices paid. level position Will perform waste- complaints, elc , I would appreciate PLUMBING 4 person between 3-5 p.m., The Pou valir lasts for a public authority and MOVE WITH NICK - For l«ti Free estimates. Fair Haten. Call 747-3172. Bill, 415-0611 House. 640 Shrewsbury Ave., Tint hearing from you. For Interview ap- HEATING usiit with general office procedures. RADIO ANNOUNCER - for WHTG pointment please call Mrs O, Moroe, estimates Senior raits, also SPRAY AND SAVE — Why oav more? I I CLEAN-UP JUNK CARS — And I Falls. No phone calls. College chemistry end typing required, AM/FM, full or part-time. Car, FCC travel Call anytime. 544-9194 SU-4000, ||i 33J MIDLAND GLASS PLUMBING AND HEATING — Re- Free estimates, fully insured. J * R I CAR CO. I model -wricks. Highest prices salary (150/wk. Submit resume to: Ex- CO. An equal opportunity employer. pairs, alteration*, all work guaranteed Painting, 739-1451 | now Call Rocco, 787-3254, 717-3341 COMMUNICATIONS TRAINEE ecutive Director. P.O. Box 171, Belford, License 5544. bonded, insured Cai RT. 35, SAYREVILLE High school graduates. Will train. N.J. 07711. Equal Opportunity Em- qulrements to WHTG, Eatontown ROOFING A SIDING experience necessary Call your Na SECURITY GUARD - With ex- 201 739-0380 WANT A MURAL? J Mil Ml Of TOP DOLLAR ployer. N.J., 07714 Equal Opportunity Em Cheap? FOR USED CARS recruiter in Red Bank. 741-23I4; Frt Plover. perience, In uniform. Full and part- LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO.. INC hold, 780-1070; E. Brunswick, 23t-512t LADIES-MEN — Work at home on the time. Call 495 1400 GAGLIANO Jan - 741-3534 lUTumunn n Hailet, 244-2455. Jttofmg-SidingGuttfrs- Repairs F CARPETCLEANING | Rl. 35 Savrevllle, N.J. 727-1 Phone, earn $25-150 weekly servicing REAL ESTATE SALES SECRETARY - For CPA firm, knowl- ttlimatei J21-0«a9or 22HI69. WILLIAM J. CLARK COOK — Full time, nights only, our customers. 244-3144. edge of bookkeeping and statistical Painting Contractor COLTS NECK HOI TAR ROOFING- Damp proofing A I EXPERT CARPET CLEANING - 727-1300 2. Autos For Sole in person between 3-5 p.m., The Pou LANDSCAPE - Gardener's helper. typing required. Minimum three years interior-Exterior House, 640 Shrewsbury Ave.. Tint experience A good Gal/Guy Friday and Mater proofing 30 years ex- Upholstery cleaning Reasonable Experience preferred. Must have Super opportunity for three-four ex 544-8897 Red Bank, N.J. Falls. No phone calls. transportation. 542-10*4 alter 5 p.m. Write to Box O-)*6, The Dally Register. perience, fret estimates Call Kim rates Morris Hoffman, 747-0201 perienced salespeople at our new Colls Shrewsbury, N.J. 0770). Bisselt. 5664166 or Pete Cummli COOK — Full time, muit bt Neck offlca on Rt. 34, near Delicious 5462644 ALTERATIONS perienced. Pleat* call Medicente LEGAL SECRETARY — Are you tired Orchards. Call John Becktey at Whelan GENERAL THE building is old 842-3800, Ext. 11. of being overworked and underpaid. Realty Group—§42-7545 SECRETARY!!! ROOFING AND SIDING Free esti CONTRACTING CARPENTER-RETIRED - Seeks Growing law firm on Rt. U, Neptune mates Olson Rooting & Siding Co Can small and medium sue jobs Complei COOK — Full time. Apply in person s*ehs experienced Ltgai Secreiart interior emodelmg tervlce Paneling |i RECREATION DIRECTOR - Quali- Have an exciting career 747 ttlb or 5J1 1W* Est 1903 GENERAL CONSTRUCTION - Al King James Nursing Home, 400 Hw unique opportunity. Top salary Includ- working for a top regional phases Free estimates Kitchei cabinet's. Room addl- *i THE owners are new— 36. Mlddlltown. ing full compensation package. Cal fied, full time. Send Resume to P.O. MISCELLANEOUS •42-9047 tions recreation rooms, reftnishing 932-1737 for an Interlvew Box 41, Naveiink, N.J. 07752. manager' Must have ex bookcases. Armstrong chandelier ceil- I DENTAL ASSISTANT - Experlenct m Perlence in steno and typing. ING AND OR BARTENDING ings, Free advice and estimates Good chairslde and desk responsibllitl LEGAL SECRETARY — Experience REAL ESTATE SALES - Join one of - Wiin foreign flair Internationa PAINTING* workmanship. Call 229-5251 or 531-6845 High salary. Reply P.O. Box 312, W required, Red Bank area. our successful offices, with a proven Many company fringe bene- MAY we serve you? Plan for success, highest commissions, fltc Work with * nr.at ct»#l drinks and diihes. Afternoon cream Long Branch, N.J. 07744. 741-0438 T 5 WOrK Wlln flreat DECORATING D & J CONSTRUCTION — Fully in- bonuses. Licensed or unlicensed. Call " ' • «eff. leas. British student and Brazilian Rick Grimm at Matawan office. teacher Call Jocko, 747-4*36 sured Additions, kitchens, baths, lire CALL MONDAY FRIDAY places. Joe, 495-2115. or Dom, 787 7213 51. Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted • S p.m CLEAN UP WORK - Attics, Cellars GarAgei, Yards Appliances, batteries Don, 707-3462 *t\9r b p m DRIVEWAY REMSEN DODGE KMP iron and melili removed Cal 51. Help Wanted J. ABBAZIA M> 614* CONSTRUCTION M Main St., Mauwan, 1 block west of Ml Station 591-9591 Eddie i scrape old paint off window] REAL *8TATE SALES CLEAN UP — Garages, vardt, cellars DE ROSA PAVING Eoual Ocooflunlly Comoro ur.ip metals, batteries Ask for Mark and wash them belore repainting, i 566-6100 recaulk all spots and joints thai need it DRIVEWAYS. PARKING LOTS, NEW CAREER OPPORTUNITY I work neat and vour house will look OR RESURFACING ASPHALT AND SI. Help Wanted COMPUTER — Programs oeired toi beautiful, especially with white trim STONE, TENNIS COURTS. FREE ES- OPSITY TIMATES. 710-4637 the oerional computer owner Written For free estimate can Eddie a EsiabhshBrj agency mifi 30 year* ax- bv experienced programmer* For 671-4403 „__ FREE ESTIMATES - On Asphalt pe'tnee tes. 'O' a iimitM time two I nominal fee, write to in-Home Pro MULLER CHEVROLET-BMW PAINTING — Bv experienced college drives. Our 24th year eiffcutivo sales openings Membtf ' AUTO MECHANIC gremmers, Bo* 212. Red Bank. 07701 ART-CO PAVING 7411526 MLSandRELO' Reletrait, incentive!, j student, very reasonable In Factory EXEC MU1| M UM « ComgHK mm • /V CLEAN UP tenor'exterior, free estimates. Cal bonuses radios ACTION Call for con- lapaif - vary Duty trap - 5 day AND HAULING num. TRUCK 4 AUTO DEMO We are expanding again and have an opening in our '•deniiai interne* •mk mtk - •>c«Wn1 pay om i !ii MM RENTAL Sales Dartment. Candidates should have excellent Appltbrook Ag«ncy, Inc. K&A PAINTING communications skills be well-groomed and self- LIGHT HAULING - And will clean out Can't afford to buy a new house, wei FORD RENT-A-CAR Ronald S. 5tBr» basements, attics, garages and haul we'll make vour present house look like FAIRWAY FORD molivaled toward higher econcmic goals. We ofler: 671-2300 «w«v Call John B. 74 7 3JM Dally Weekly - Monthly 78 COUNTRY SQUIRE 212-3400 TUNE UPS - WO Devi lor part* and oerhanglng, reflntshing, neat & clear labor work, satisfaction guaranteed, fully in USED AUTO 1 VAN RENTALS • TRAINING SALARY Call 842 4840 ask lor Don sured, free estimates. Call 542 6*61 oi 17 A DAY/S.07 MILE FORD WAGON • EXCELLENT PAY PLAN ntlftlLMAHMitMtRT 142-4511 CALL TOLL FREE 800-822 9703 H.8. SENIMS/6MDS LANDSCAPING LAWN brushed in gold with matching interior 17.462 original miles. B OPrORTUNITIES cyl.. aulo. trans. P/S. P/B. P/seals. P/dr/locks. stereo, luggage • DEMO PLAN GARDEN MAINTENANCE •HEALTH INSURANCE Due, to expansion we have LOOKING FOR PAINTERS? rack, lactory air cond , radial tires and more! Last ol Ihe lull- openings tor branch store I I E LAWN MAINTENANCE Experienced college students will pre sized Ford wagons 12 mo/12.000 MILE FORD EXTENDED •36-HOUR WORK WEEK managers with one of New L- Residential, commercial We artpare and peml vour home or apart SERVICE PLAN fully injured and have 16 vtirt ex rnent. inndeouij.de Very reasonable • PAID VACATION '1500 Jersey's leading Junior Miss- penente Member of N J Turl Gran AVIS Free estimates Call 542-mi MVIaatt •ONUS es lashion slores. Supervisor Association. Free «lim*t. 747-1951 Mi anlra II this appeals to you, and you would like lo further experience in retail sales and nation, III 5675 investigate a career In auto sales, contact Bruce MICHELANGELO - House painters merchandising helplul. Must dirt, railroad ties, none drivewavt, lol Neat, Quick service anywhere in the Korsen, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m., Mon. thru Fri. enpy retailing. Pieate send tiering 671 7355 file Johnson Shore Aria Experienced Call 7470*19 T.Ti resume, including salary his- ROTOTILLING PAINTING — Experienced, exterior MllfltlMMSWW tory to: ANY SIZE JOBS Iree estimates Call John al 717 0167 oi 566-8000 StiYt a\ 787 2*06 itfjrl "Tht Short % Volume Dfai«r' Box D-391 |10 AND UP 747-0787 (H.d Bank) Tht Dally Ragltttr fast dependable Mr vice Hwy. 34 & S. Atlantic Ave., Matawan PAINTING Experienced, neat Atfc laam (.M mi a* —fa Shrewsbury, N.X 07701 Call between 1 am - to pm Quality interior or exterior Free esti RTE 66 922-1050 NEPTUNE| Ofttr tndi IS Junt 17701 671-5761 males. Cell 741-1447. For anrxiif SI. ESL2S?. Nubbin SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JUNE 5.1979 The DtM\ 11 H. Name* Fer Sale BEAT INFLATION! • fcWrllil.iratlM WO'AMIK CAt)t)lACt •t&Utf Hurry! Jt*t rttfucaa) la fat-M TWOFAJaiLY LAWNS MOWED JEAN IRWIN WALK TO TOWN tiMlliit4Hat.lt «.« "t 'MMMM Cad Ml-MM STatwi car. STWJUS" LIOHT HAULIHD 842-4188 LITTLE SILVER REALTY MAN WITH HACK SOOY TRUCK - RUMSON AvWibli tar aoa )ata. ntavMa. *at TMa brat* naw Calawlal It lartjt mt 741-OKO wt (Mat* twnrtMt» al MI tat rau SWMUMM MttraiUCTM - Ftjr INwinlajj. IM can, ale. Prat aatl . Pteata call for comakile aWa*hv Htar» tf I eu'll a* 0tad you did IS CtMtitMrclal ANTIQUES, LiaulOATINC ESTATE TMVIL ASINT - Full I TaHaa, iHairt. atu.. iHtbiart., c»v art ana a caHtctlan al Vlctartan MIDOLETOWN - East Keanakurfj. RENTALS - Vat»1> a, aMar. Tan. ARMSTRONG HiDE-A-ico - mat WASHER AND GAS ORYCR - May Four f aom aaarimtnt, heat. Hat watar, ami are aaaat la rani ImmaalaMv E YOUR OWN tJOSSl - Dull Ma •1 Bmlnesi Call 4J14U1. MM Frl Na lat AGENCY REALTORS orparallen lyngMT Caffaa lhaa on aa. %M» Nafrtaaratorfraanr, Ad- Mt. t}» Call aflar t p.m . 725-4957 55 ProSPOCt AM. Little Silver tilt hHXnvav. hra baauUhil acrti. TMVfL M»ttT - PWI Una/awl. miral, HI ay ikae, Limrti n i, %m llmt. All M* Trmw. """"•" Opportunities ANTIQUE - Traona taMt. WHO Oak MONMOUTH BEACH - On the ocaan, mt Kama. Haa eacaKant mt M n ftafrlfjaratar, m. Daaari Rata Fran 741-4500 ndanxot t antJa.ua anaa Praaarly can HOTPONT - wasiwf anal tVvar. cltcanwara aanrkt lar lan, eitra Mvtlv four-room condo Pool, sauna OPEN 7 DAYS C« Mr. I—i. nmtg KMclta* tat wHh tii chairs, couch and Security, ane-vtar Matt. $550 a man* ba ««teM. Only HIMC HAROLD FOREION CAR SHOP - Ran ap- lo^aaaat all hi aicalktM coMtttan s, %m 7 mr unfurnished, MM furnished, plus utili- UMSON AREA — Call or tend for our NOEMANN. Brokar, ' •anunHy la parckaaa U • ANTIOUE OAK FUP.NITUDE - Short and Country Living" brochura. S41IIU — IS larMtt OM HtMl Mocttn. SI Mafca tftar. 5M-SM1 itt. Available Aug 1 544-02M or ci. dttcrlpllonL price* on avalltbte •J"*dtJ «i« «a. CampMt. Mt . MHum-ytllt.fcaak. i£ Porm HOLIOAY SPA MEMBERSHIP - 11 Gar««t Salts 131 Housts For Salt mat APPLEBROOK AGENCY. Rt JJJ fUlwat, Mack. Me Mutt Ml. Iliaill, nait H Hotaall Park. VIP. Gaad ttn uiimtm, i«M. u» PORT MONMOUTH - Small two ton. 111 Avt a< Twa River*. 37 Lots« Acrtagt MCLAIN, m«D1 (7 days) umion, M >M0 Tien Yard Salts bedroom, heat Includad fVi ASSUMABLE — Red Bank 9-room Call 787*441 after 5 p.m. a«nT.rTfc!l72E fZ. AOUARIUM - O4U> ana ooda. lat HONOA GKNIHATOH - 1(#wM1. Colonial 179,500 231 River Rd., corner MULTI-FAMILY YARDSALE — June >I.AIIoiyllcwmil4«ai. N.J.. 077H i l tai - - ratw, UN RED BANK 21 RIVERSIDE AVE of Buana Place. 741 HIS. SEA BRIGHT MTttan Country Day School 1.. 1.1, t, 10a.m. lo 4 p.m., 99 Cantor Ave . I.HO Call '41 tSU V 141 KID TWO IXFMIINCED - Trallaf 43 Monty To Loan •43-4711 Atlantic Highland* RIVERVIEW TOWERS A BETTER WAY - To buy or sail. between ocean and river, grtat starter arlvan. Mt III partan. Kali, Track. 5ss-ir•Air — Crib, WS;rsr Port. crib"'. ,15, ur HOSPITAL BED SPRING! — Will fit 'THE VERV FINEST IN CENTURY 21 Phoenix Realty, THE home or investment property See to MIDDLETOWN IY OWNER bad, U; mo«it, « sinatt bad, crank handtos tar head and YARD SALE-June ?th-10th, 10-ipm LUXURY HIGH-RISE" NEIGHBORHOOD PROFESSIONAL av> $23,500 Buildina lot. IOOKIM Call nt«» faat. Ml AMa aaUwtafcH crutents. t CKMtna. toots. boMs. toys, furniture. OvtrloMing the Navetlnk River 244 4900 MM Mt aluminum ladder, »7S 717-iUi ate 1W mmimr Parkway, off fit. 510, HtCKEY AGENCY BA«V SWING - Carrlw and tar Ma1, Uncroft. We went voul.To htlp us ksMo rents ABERDEEN REALTOR llSmm'XSSS"*"*'*" now HM O«» IIOMC 77> W4 lar an «lln «fW. UinOWU ttroltvr, kltdWfl it thattr toweil Bv maintaining 100% Six-year, four-bedroom, two-story Mobil* Homes Call sit im •PP**y»nt In yau, lam.. laMt tor two and a dan couch All In IBM TYPEWRITERS occupancy we art tftactively keeping homt Full basement, two full baths, on 222-4067 vtry —ad condition, mm RENTAL $19.50 per mo. 73 Machinery For Sale rents low Sludtos starting at »27S, OfW a tread M. $S1.*00 BOB GRIMM UPER START no * WANTIO - IHWIMCM aM aepntn- bedrooms starling at jj40 two AGENCY, 5444)400. hrat large bedroomi. eat in icienci ARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES — Ika machlnlM lar latna ana rnHl'ng BAR - US. Windows, |1i Bathroom Rent with option to buy ITl-OST bedrooms starting at 1500. three link, |io Sti-burnor eai itovt, rug,, FORK LIFT - Tow motor, sotM tires tchan, naw bathroom, dan, Urge lot Bethany Rd,, Hailet. Adult aerb. Walk macWna attrition. Orowlng corrT INTERNATIONAL CUB CADET bedrooms also AL GREENE L CO, INC ocation ptui, owntr want! offarl. shoowng and NY. but. IM-ltM •any. an or nleM ihm M US -act. Wahoeanv dmw, US TRACTOR - 10 h.p, larva whaaii, Pavement only, go*, up 24' high. $1500. REALTORS lrlw rv^yLE 2224347. MMHtt. Call Cham. Pratk™ THROOOM well kept in good condition, three- .tntra.1 air and heal, gas cooking, 99 Hwv. 35 Ktyport 7392400 MELMED AGENCY OBILE HOME—UM, one bedroom PLANS, •aaM. Call •*• mi Mlcontti, 24 hour doorman, TV iMur o pets Adults only Newtv furnished, BEDROOM FURNITURE — AntlOM BRAND NEW $50 s MM 4934*00 w heater and bathroom, wall-W-**Jl doubt* btd and dratwri. AIM tfngla IRISES AND PEONIES - Come visit 77 Pets And Livestock ly. swimming pool sauna, manna, Four bedrooms, 19' kitchen with formal also underground parking Rental of 'eetlng. Asking USO0. 7»7 UJ* WAITMSIII/WAITER - •>. MONEY bad. MattmMi and box wtlogt In- our fMrdara 1.000 irlMs, 100 different dining area, family room, IVi baths, OWER HILL AREA - Red Bank. parlancaa.AaMrlnaarwi.r cluded In low, low prlctt to tall f«i. Peontts, « Poop-ti 404 PrawtCt Avt , let open seven days a wtck Call Bob garaga, 135' lot Carpeting and ep FOR ANY GOOD REASON ClCCOrte At 201-741-1732 it larga bedrooms, two baths, large Htnlaarant, m. B. mint Moving South Call S44-TSS) for appoint Little Sllwar. Pl.ancat. ing room with fireplace, formal dm 40 Real EsUtt Wanted Pay OH All Bill! mtmt. No chtch t Advanced And Beginners ITALIAN — Provincial living room sel, DOG TRAINING RED BANK - Beautiful one bedroom, MELMED AGENCY ng room, den. eat-In kitchen, wall lo- BEAUTIFUL - OMwood tabta toot, including picture with Hants, ill Clams eves and Sat afternoon. dishwasher, carpeting, landlord pavt an carpeting, finished basement with Rattara Your Cradlt heat and water. $350 741 2194. 715450 493-4*00 workshop, two-car attached garage, STINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In dlKt, Irunh piecav best offer 471-S4M. Bavshore Companion Dog Club tamburg-Mlddlatown-Hailtt- Collage EManaei 741-8044 BUY OR SELL — Your home through Mctptlonal landscaping Principals .WANTED OaM Canaanoatlan KINDERGARTEN TABLES — Birch RED BANK — Two and three bedroom an affiliate of the largest real estate nlv $85,000 741-4248. lmdel area. THE SMOLKO AGEN BEDROOM SET - 145 Washar, Ku . trnlih. Chroma-plated itttl frame (1) CUTE, LOVABLE — Funny, half Lab- apartments, luxury high rise Call be ompany in tht world-Century 31 )M>l] SaMMMMM HTM »ho ml, Mll Cat x-tra Cath twean 7-9 p.m., 842-4M5 •Wnrawt l»a«a ta Dacama part-iTm. mort, i-cOknt. U0. Sofabtd. b*au- Rectangular, 14" wide by 71" long. SSS rador Retriever, half Chesaptake Bay Cotens Realtor, T41 7a*» Mutilate lift MATAWAN L 1ST WITH CALL TOLL-FREE tOOlIl-tttl (I) Round tables, 42" diameter, |4S Retriever Grtat frlsbee dog, great ngs. WALKER 1 WALKER IKawMMl daar-taoaar circulation tiiui, IIOO. m-ii». family dog, great hunting dog $40RED BANK — Two bedrooms, heat REALTORS Canlurv It van'i Atjencv For a Iret llnancltl analyilt thai could each. Call 54e4ne. Itt-lMl ^J—JX—'- »comrieirtS Mva vou lioo'i of dollar* monthly, BEDROOM — N«w tlgM-pltct, 495-MM. paid, fireplace, Hurry! $330. AN'T LAST AT $44,900 — Aluminum- hrewsbury Office 74M2I2 The Dally anal tunoa. Rtglfltr la pro- cludM MW btddlng, uio LADY'S — Apparel, ilia 10-12. Seal fui TIM- BRO INC. Bkr. , $50. 544-0*05 ided sptlt In prime area of Mid- iddlelown Office •71-3311 >Ua naw km natacrlbart an "coil government Bached 10% money 14 will ENGLISH SADDLE - Excellent con- dltlown, witti four btdroani, gamt par«*r MM. N»Map.r carrier, glva vou ont low payment far all. 4V3-OO7S artar l p.m. coat, sued* coat-pile lined Priced for RED BANK - Studio apartment, suit Amount ito rnoa. gulch salt. Moving South. Call 544-7553 dition. room. l''i battis. On beautiful 'o acre lor appointment No checks 787-4337 ebtt for one, walk to Broad. No pots FHA/VA buvtrs wtlcomt PAUL P. 32 Condominiums BEST TOP SOIL $240 includes haa! Lease and Security BOVA INC., Realtors. 471-2544. Good fill dirt. Eckal Trucking, M1-f m LARGE INDUSTRIAL FAN - With FANCY PIGEONS — Fan tailed and 471-4720. Town Housts BLAZER RIMS — And tir»i, (5), stand, IN. Excellent condition. Chlnttt Owls. 52 Boats & Accessories mm Call 747-1SH. ask for Luis WEST END — Long Branch. Three CUSTOM-BUILT L7I«15 Inchtk, I1W 2911473 room apartment, near beach and shop BI-LEVEL 1,00,000 Xmu FREE KITTENS — To a good home Ping. 741-5711 after 5 p.m. Must be seen to believe Now under C FIBERGLASSEARAY -WI»Co* liTim LEV6LOR RIVIERA BLINDS AVESINK RIVER - Builder's atler and M HP. Mercury, esctlleni Evan If you Ittl yau hava crtdlt prob BOXES - Corrwgatad. Packing wtv VERTICAL BLINDS Four malts, three females Assorted onstructlon, 10% down financing ostout. Two or three bedrooms with 52 BabvslHlng/Chlld Itmi — Lat mam bacomt our prowtmI colors. 717-0820. WEST END — Three sharp rooms, ava.laMel Call 717-3500 ondltlon. 11200. TUMttt. pii« for induttry and Moving and 30% OFF LIST! heat paid, appliances, $240. beautiful view of the Navaslnk. Fi Car* G.N.P. Storage Call 747-4OH or 442-4472 Fret delivery, Eienbv Product! Cal ELBE RON — Charming Carriage 90,000. July occupancy. 741-0514 7' DAY SAILER - MSG Bandli, gre«i 111-4449 tor quota FREE TO GOOD HOME - Angora TIM-BRO INC. Bkr. $50. 544-0905 MONEY CENTER Persian cat. Call after 4 p.m. House with magnificent property, tout HADOW i AK E VILLAOE — Resales amiiy boat. Fast. itaWe, dry »' CABINETS — End kltcnan. Old Vic- 787-0943 bedrooms, with «•*her dryer m tec ockpM. k'»" cabin )'I" headroom BABYSITTER - NMM M.iurt, r.- Glrtrd Natlonwlda Plan. Inc. of N.J. torian houw being converted to office LIGHTS — Fluomcant. I units, with 102 Housts For Rent ond floor, all conveniences. arious models. LAWLEV AGENCY ullv equipped Good condition umlMa ptnan lo cart lor my ., Rt. t. LakawaaN.J. Homeownerd roiu«us Compicia uppvr and lowar cuatam protactlvt covers, tet of four After GERMAN SHEPHERD - AKC-regls GIG REALTORS 531 2000 531-0044 'altors, T«1*«1 eves 142-3)79 tailer Moving, SMiy musi Wll Ask war Mo too in my horn., lour lo five model Birch cabinets Caitcrad 5:30. call 544 993* tered, pure white, seven-month-old na ittoo 946-9SI2 nlgnt. ttklv >:» ,. . loTi:» „ m GET 13,000 drawers, adjuilablt shelves. Also link, m LIVING ROOM SET — Six-piece. co< female, excellent watch dog. asking ATTENTION LANDLORDS - Quail ELLEN S. HAZELTON, REALTOR HADOW LAKE — Village Terrace •»"<»•»••«"> Iraniportatlon Cal $30,000 MOREI KltchenAldt dlihwathar, counter top $700 Call after 4 p.m., 717-OUs. tied tenants waiting. No tee or oblige Member Real Estate Exchange 4' CRISSCRAFT - CaWn cruller itHlla fcalara I p.m. itovt and ovtn. Bum lo remove. fee table, one and table. Five-piece 200, corner. Two bedroom, two-bath Fail dtclslont. tonlldtnlltl Mrvlct on baOaem stt, Queen sue mattrtis, two lion to you CALL 8423200 ining terrace, appliances, upgraded Ml, naadi work, ball offer $1,000 or best offer 7914402. Clnrtev GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIES — TIM-BRO INC.544-0905 m-nit -- Sacondary Mortgagt Loanil dresser,, two night stands, Only stvtn Sire, Champion "Gold Rush Light FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY arpet. custom drapes, tile baths, can HORIZON CREDITCORP CALORIC GAS RANGE — Like ,..„, months old Asking |197Sor bell offer ning". 495-9014. CENTURY HOME - Six rooms, kids REALTORS lir $43,500 7471541). t HP JOHNSON - Outboard mo 51 Domettic Help Cryital Brook ProHulonal Bug J7S Black and gold silk couch. f.OO. •415441 nets, ok, porch. $385 Woodland Dr -Mlddletown-471 9494 >rs. two etch. I97S. four etch. Ifft, Routt JJ, Eatontmvn Matching club chairs, j» Two dark LHASA APSO PUPS - AKC regis TIM- BRO INC. Bkr , $50. 544-09OS Mir tach. mi. All In excellent condi green high-back chairs, 125 each. Call LIVING ROOM CHAIRS — Andsttreo, tared; championship bloodlines, six HAVE BUYERS-NEED LISTINGS 33 Income Property oni. Can ba taan at Frank'! Boats CALL 542-7775 671-2341. verv reasonable price 223-2545- weeks old. Three females, one male CHALET — One-bedroom - toft Call tht Ktrr Agenty, Inc. nc . Atlantic Highlands. N.J. Call LIVING ROOM — Sat, complete Superior show quality Call 747-34U privacy. $800 ptr month. 414 River Rd., Fair Haven, 741-4477 CAST BRASS - Garden Sun Clock, i?i Call 741-2382 evenings itoi Made by Garrctt Thaw Studios Call •Kroahitr. Pfiilco, RCA, 1900 or best REGISTERED AMERICAN — Sad- GHLANDS — Two houses on cornar 211-5431. offtr. 244-Algt. dlebrtd, 152 hands, chestnut sorrel HAY AND HOE-DOWNS! 0t IN.TO. Also, duplex ranch, $79,900 More Classified EAST KEANSBURG - Three-room Room for both in tht huge barn with as heat, fully rented Good income DOMESTIC-LIVE IN - Oaanlna LLOYDS STEREO - Turntable, 13", Spirited Experienced horse person toojlm. lattMrr. cnlid can. to day! Merchandise For CHAIN LINK FENCING — Surplus preferred. 7413749, ask for Lisa. house, $225 a month plus one month eight stalls, on this unuiual Mini Farm. tttrans ok , owntr. 842-8101 en Ntut Poom, two fireplace. 1225,000 :t" CONSOLE ZENITH — Ttltvlilon •MM Junior, stven piect, sioo. Panasonic fireplace*, all appliances $825 + utlli Rentals Rentals eight track recorder. S50. 872 1377 HOUSEKEEPER - SMap-ln. totni. in woodtn cablntt, good condition, 150 CHINA — Serving for 12, with all axtra 10x15x4 OVAL POOL - Stainless itttl lies Bv owner. 142-53(9 or btit offar. Call 717-7551. filter, ladder, three years old. very 44 noun, $133 40 weekly plus room and accessories includad, manufactured by MAN'S LEATHER — Flight lacket HOUSE ON SHREWSBURY RIVER- ARMSTRONG 54 BROAD ST. board. Cantral House cleaning, cook- Lortni HulfcHanrauthar, Germany slie 31. worn three times, W0 Lady's good condition, 1200 Call 872-0219. Four bedrooms, one bath, living room, ing, laundry, care ol children Mln Pattern: Dresden ROM. Never used, leather Jacket, fur trim, site 9-10.115 AGENCY REALTORS POOL — Winter covtr, 15x32, wattr dining arta, full kitchen, garagt Cen S55 Prospect Avt. Little Stlvt RED BANK, N.J. 12000 sq ft Tailgate load- Imum ona year domestic experience 3 LINES presently selling 11400 retail, will tacrl- Portable typewriter with caft, tiO tral baseboard oil heat. Yard, dock WrIHan rafarancat. Call 301-471-3077 flce for J900 Oavtlme. 741-1SM Evts Electric broom. J1Q. imm movie cam ballast Excellent condition. $100. Div 741-4500 6 ofttce tuHa (too aq- « ) may ba Ing board, like new. $75. Chrome lad Available for Immediate occupancy tub-divided for any ponton thereof. ing, railroad siding, private max •era, S10. Walnut Danish Modern chair U. Bolman, 1 Colonial Or. Long HOUSEKEEPER/COOK 5 DAYS and ottoman, 150. All excellent condi dtr, $80. Filling pool in. Glnntv OPEN 7 DAYS • rtd tingle ofttce. 2*0 iq. ft. Central parking, air conditioner] 291-0402. Brantn. 129 9393 air, heal, private perking, elevator, Ll»a-ln To I17S par waak COLONIAL-STYLE - Crib with mat tlort. 244 t973 HAZLET sprinklered Public transpor- HOUSEKEEPER/DRIVE $3.00 tress, car seat, baby carriage. Ex ' full janitorial ••rvice Included tation caltont condition. »1OO. 191-237* POOL - Esther Williams Mellbu Prime location Live-in Ta si so par waak Tht Rtnistar FAMILY ADS (W Ml MENS CLOTHING — Several quality 21x34'. including dtck. Fully equipped KEANSBURG - Good area, yard for ASSUME MORTGAGE HOUSEMAN/COOK vour unntwltd Iterm for you qulckl COUCHES — Two Victorian. Ont Or) winter coats and wool iport jackets Two years old. Btst offtr. 842-9513. Child, carpel $230. 747-1100 Llvt-ln, drive UIO par t Merch«ndist for Ml* ONLY slit 40 short. Moving South Cat TIM-BRO INC. Bkr., $50. 544-0905 Mother /daughter, completely custom 747-1100 Originating from household, not •» ental rug, wing-back sofa and chair S44-7553 for appointment No chockt. lied, two well-equipped kite hens, brent NO FEE TO APPLICANT* cMdlng a Ml* prlc* ot $100 0* arllclt water bad Call I4MSM. 84 Merchandise Wanted MARLBORO — On flvt acrts, six new appliances, back yard dtck HAZEL 4 JARVIS PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED. Each MOVING — Partial household tor salt rooms, kids, ptts, ok, $400. private arta. $79,900. to Monmutti it Rad Bank additional lint, ii.oo. No dlicouni I Daily-Sunday Some outdoor accessories. Call for at TIM-BRO INC Bkr., $50. $44-0901 ctnctltd btfort txplratlon- tails between 10-5 p.m. 291-34*4. AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UN No chaiHWt In COPY WANTED ANTIQUES, JEWELRY MATAWAN — Under 1200. cottage Have- tomtthlng to Mil? Phont MODERN FURNITURE — Couch kids, pel*. OK. REGISTER love seat chair, coffee tables, end RUGS, FOR CASH. TIM BRO INC. Bkr., $50. 544.0905 WHELAN Make It Yourself INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Situations Wanted tablts. lika ntw, 1375 or best offer REALTY GROUP-Real tors Classified Ads 170-17U. 159 E. Newman Springs Rd. Ml DDLETOWN — TOrooms. kids, Pttl, 842-7565 Ferrule 542-1700 Shrewsbury 747-4200 OK, IVi bath, poor MODERN ROUND TABLE - Foui TIM BRO INC. Bkr., $50. 544-0903 THE DAILY as low as swivel chairs, 140. ALL LIONEL TRAINS HIGHLANDS — For salt bv ownei Lacy Topping! BMWWING - My ShrraUury Call 7I7-4M0 NAVESINK — Seven rooms, kids, ptts, Low $20's Cutt, small, two-bedroom norm. Small grow, play yard, macm Or Flyer. Top cam appraisal 944-2893 OK, just redone. Call bungalow, includes porch, patio, large not luncnti, raaMnaUa ratal. Any agt REGISTER 43 cents OIL-FIRED HOT AIR FURNACE - ANT IQU ES — Al! kinds, bought for top TIM-BRO INC Bkr., $50 544-0905 lot Newly remodeled, close to water Call 7414)223 anytime ptr Una, par day 1250. Only eight months old. Call after cash. Mary Jane Roosevelt Antiques, Call 291-1274 or 323-5425. CLASSIFIED ADS 1 p.m.. 291-3141. 109 East River Rd.. Rumson 842 3159 RED BANK — Nice yard, for kids and Ibtsta an ICMay Instrtlon] HOLMDEL — Builder must sell two BABVSITTINO — My Iwnt, IMantl Member Appraisers Association of pets, two bedrooms, only 1275. For FAST RESULTS ORGAN — Full console Yamaha, t* Amtrlce. TIM BRO INC. Bkr , 150. 544-0905 newly completed homes quickly. Suptr welcome Extll.nl cara, rtaunabtt 3M - 201 Coplar. Just till th ceiltnt condition, moving. valut. Five-bedroom Colonial, fire tray and walk awavl No fluids AT LOW COST 7l7929i ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN place and air conditioned. Quality con oowdtrt. or drums. Idtal for coplat of TIQUES. Rt. 34 and Homestead Ave , RUMSON — Four rooms, txclu»W structlon. Call 739-3457 evenings. rtporti, Invokn, bullatlnl, Itttari phone PAINT FOR SALE arta, fenced yard, pets, $335. BOOKKEEPING — In my homa, com Leonardo. 291-5250. stattmtnts, ate. UMd — 1450. Cal All types, all colon TIM-BRO INC. Bkr , $50. 544-0904 HOLMDEL — Center hall Colonial, Let the subtle color ol the pltlt knowledge of accounting cvclt. batwttn 10 a.m. to II p.m., 49341*5. Call SI3-*m AVOIO THE GARAGE SALE — country kitchen, eight rooms, fire Studying to ba a CPA. Call 3t4-MS«. place, central air conditioning, on acre blouse show thru—or wear alone! REGISTER PENGUIN JUNIOR — 5cu. ft. capaci- Hassle. Top dollar paid for your un «W GOLD VELVET COUCH — Con- wanted items. Call 244-1415 after Jp.m 105 Summer Rentals with many flowering shrubs and trees Fashion interest tests on »oui CHILD CARE - Eaperltncad mother temporary, S10O 3' wlda brown vtlvt ty refrigerator, walnut finish. Perfect 739-2318 leacher, homt with own chlldrtn. wll chair-bad. $100. Ont whltalolltt, Amtr Classified Ads tor pool house $100. 1412509. BASEBALL CARD COLLECTIONS — shoulders—squares done in a care fof vour child full or part-time lean Standard, S25. 741-7903 (1800-1972). TOP prices paid. COTTAGE - Lake OssiPptt, New HOLMDEL—LIST WITH lacy pattern stitch. Crochet •41.7477. 542-1700 PIANO — Spinet 534 33*4 Hampshire. Fully furnished Sleeps Century 21 Van's Agency A LARGE SELECTION — Of taollc Excellent condition four-six People. Available for July 544-1881 drawstring top in 2 colors ol CHILD CARE — My homo, D.Y.F.S. plants, flower and vagalablt plants a Tol) Fret from Matawan Arta 223-7794 "MIRROR, MIRROR 544-0934. double strand ol bedspread cot- approwd. IMS a waak. No agt limit low prices. Mike's Grttnhousas, 20 ON THE WALL, IT STOPPED RAINING? Mon.Frl. 7I74S4*. Shore Blvd , KetnsDurg 717.5414. 566-8100 PICTURE WINDOW - 10x5, With WHO IS FAIREST HOUSE - FURNISHED — TwoCome sit on this beautiful, large, ton Pattern 565 Sues 814 incl .lorrm and screens, %7i or best offn OF THEM ALL?" bedrooms, living room, dining room, screened porch overlooking formal Toll Frft from Middletown Area 671-0512 after 5 P.m. TRY 842-1449 new kitchen Three blocks to beach. To gardens Quiet, birch trees and seclu- EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER - To ADDING MACHINE - 10-key Ur Labor Oav Call S31-*154efter 5; all da skin! This three-bedroom immaculate cart fat chtldrm In my Eait wood, S35. Croqutt sal, six player, $1} 471-9300 PORTABLE WASHER - Good condi SELL IN CONFIDENCE — For Initant weekends. ranch is exclusively ours. Lcl us show $1.50 Ioi each pattern Add 40< Solid oak bad, twin alia, comolttt. $40 tkm. ISO Cher-B Out, 135 Kaaniourg homt. Rtftrtncn avail cash. Your old tools, silver, coins, (hi t to vou. $82,500. CENTURY 21, each pattern fn first-class ait- ttola. Call 717-0410. 741.9171. DESKS, FILES - Tables, chain, add- 739-1470 na, itwtirv. 291-537V MOUNT POCONO — Four-bed room, McGOWAN RYAN AGENCY, 234 ing mac hints, tvpewrlttrs. off lea PROPANE FURNACE — $75. Maple two-bath Chalet. Fireplace, Private River Rd.. Red Bank. 747-3000 mail and handling Sana ta SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST — AIR CONDITIONERS - Two. _ equipment, etc at bargain prices. Naw TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO golf course, ttnnls courts, beach and PutHlc rtlatlani. bookkttptr avallablt BTU. S75 each Ont, 12.000 BTU, $125 gun rack, $5. Tricycle, IS Baby car DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry to or usad. A.AC. DESK OUTLET, 170* Mat, $3. School-type chair desk. (J. country club. Close to all resorts LITTLE SILVER — Authentic Tudor Tuai.. Wad and Thuri. Rtftrtncn and Ont, MOO BTU, $50. Ont, 5000 BTU, UO Rt. 35, Oakhursi. SJ1-3tW. Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS Will 332-5543 ocattd on tSOxtis treed IOI Living relume. UO-017).* 719-1470. SlHJ Bur Irom private owners and estate* room with fireplace, formal dining DINING ROOM SET — Modarn ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND Laura Whteltr WILL BABYSIT - In my homt, al RIMS — Four Chrysler IS" rims, ont room, family room, eat-in kitchen, full ANTIQUE PIANO - Early 1900-s walnut tabtt, six chain, extra leaves ETt-lS never used tire, $M for all. JEWELRY DESIGNED 799 Rlvti PENNSYLVANIA-POCONOS - lastmtni with playroom, three agai wtlcomt, mttls Includad. Ex table pads, custom buffet. Priced for Ret.. Fair Haven, N.J. S43-42S7. Chalet, sleeps 13, dlshwashtr, fire NMdlttraft Dept. 61 ctlltnt ctrt and reference!. 544. J7U Ltnox upright grand. S3H" high by 741-S73I. bedrooms, two plus baths, awning a4"x]0vi". Sound board tkctlltnt. good quick sale. Moving South. Call S44-7SS3 place, lake, fishing, boating. Weekly. porch. Two-car garage Principals WILLING TO — Sit your homa whllt tone, slightly sharp. Ebony wood cabl tor appointment. No checks. ROCKWELL — 10" Kbit MW RFfll ESTATE 1300. 6713071 only. $74,900. 741-2033 after 5 P.m Th. Daily Rtgister stand. 1223ft. save $54 Rockwell 10" weekdays. you'rt on vacation. Good rafartncti ntt with casters, matching stool 11000 „ RENTALS SEASIDE - Last chance! May and .Call utlmail a-» p.m. 7174012. HMtW radial armsaw with stand. $319.99, savt DIRT-STONE-TOP SOIL M0 Red Bank Lumber, 9 Wall St . Red June rentals Irom HIS weak, with all Clearing wood chipping 2911427 Dank 741-5500. and TV. Also some July and August LITTLE SILVER DISCOUNT PRICES — On all home 101 Apartments left 289-0479 Boi 161, Old Cheftu Sta., Nn 71. Merchandise 71. Merchandise ROUND BED — Five-piece walnut FOX HILL furnishings, bedrooms, living rooms SEA BRIGHT — Motel rooms *nd Stately trtti surround this beautiful. Tort, NT 10011. Print Kim, For Salt For Salt dinettes and bedding. K. D. Sharp's bedroom stt, excellent condition. 1550. AAA RENTAL SERVICE — New ran studio units Daily /weekly /monthly Our-bed room. 2' J bath Colonial in Furnftura, 27S Hwy. J>, Waif Call 495-1*57 after 3 p.m. atts. Private beach and pool, air con- lit Silvers moil picturesque a ndditn. Zip, Pattern Number Keansburg, call after 1 P m , 49S-O0M tals dally, never a lee for tenant, SEARS — Double ovtn gas range, with Furnished and unfurnished homes and ditioned. Maid service. TRADE Fireplace, oaneled den with pegged NEW FOR 1979' NEEDLECRAR griddle. $100. Stars Ktnmore portable WINDS MOTEL, 843-1837 wood floors, screened porch, baie DISHWASHER — Lady Kenmore apartments TEICHER AGENCY. RE ment, DIUI two-car garage. Tanas ap- CATAIOG-Hundieds of beauti dishwasher, $90. Good condition. ALTORS, 287 Octenpcrt Ave, Ocean- 1 portable, full slit, top loader Good M2-57J9. WEST END — Ocean view, patio, pool, proKimaLITTLE SILVER lul things to make 3 fm condition, usa« link facilities 150 port 542-3500. one bedroom apartments. SAND CAS S71-0QM. ANTIOUE COLLECTOR'S patterns inside Send 751 SEWING MACHINE — Morst round COUNTRY SETTING - Four rooms TLE APARTMENTS, 400 Ocean Blvd 565 bobbin, in console, like new, 150 com- 222-823) DELIGHT ELECTRIC GUITAR — Coral, an i V i acres, $190. Charm, charisma, nooks and crannies celleni condition, new strings and pick plete, or belt offtr. 922-1B18. TIM BRO INC Bkr. $50. 5444905 ups. 1100. Call alter 5, 431-1454 fill this one-of-a-kind, circa-W0 fan SIGN — Never used electric flashing EATONTOWN - Four rooms, air 108 Commercial Rentals house. Four or five bedrooms, I'i FOR BEST BUYS IN PIANOS AND window sign. 22x34. 2'. 4'. 4' red and carpet, $210. baths, with many rooms that offi ORGANS CONSULT MAX LEWIS black letter, $75 Call J P. at 717-1077 TIM BRO INC. Bkr., 150- S44.0905 flexible use A gorgeous property or or 787-3822, AGENTS- Executives, professional! over r> acres with beautiful flowers TUSTING PIANO CO. FREEHOLD — Six rooms, kids ok offices available In two or three rooms and trees. Walk to schools, trains and Printed Pattern 701 Bangi Avt Aiburv Park 775-0174 SOFA — Llwson type Itiree cushion, near transportation. 1235. or larger Air. carpet, decoration On Little Silver's complete snooping ten 1006 Hwv. 35. Octan-77S4a44 also (wo loam cushioned modern TIM-BRO INC. Bkr., $50. 544-0905 long-term leases Red Bank area Full SIZES 818 lounges, custom upholstered Priced Mrvlctl. LOW rents 741-95*3 ttr Just luted al (112,000. FOUR-PIECE — Sectional. Four for quick salt. Moving South. Call HAZLET — Two-room efficiency, BECHT & CO. Body Beautiful tables, two lamps. H25 544-7553 for appointment. No chtcks. furnished. Electric included Supply Realtor 9484 4M-04I2 after e own propranehtat. Lease and security AMPLE PARKING SOFA — Gold wing-back, excellent Close to transportation 739-9198 842-3933 FRIGIDAIRE - Refrigerator. Solid :ondl1lon. Best offer. Available July 1, single office, ll35 per maple, double Mdroom let 10.000 BTU 471-09*9 HIGHLANDS — Ultre-modtrn foui month. AIM three-room suite, 1295 D*r MIDDLETOWN AREA BY OWNER - Emerson air conditioner, lika new rooms, air, carpet, $310. month. Landlord pavs ail utilities, dai A. New Bl Level, three-bedroom, two 741-4.H. SOFA — 7', thrte-cushion, loose pillow TIM-BRO INC. Bkr., $50. 544-0905 v cleaning and air conditioned balh. den, garage, fenced in, aluminum U. HT^i back, yellow and floral brocade Good 233-3000 siding, alt electric B Rebuilt renoval FURNITURE - Mediterranean dining condition, $75! Call2f 1-3054 after 5p.m ed cottage, two bedrooms, bath, lofi room sat, oval table, six chairs, break ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 4000 « kitchen dining combination, fenced front, sin Piece Mediterranean SOFA — Two chain, plus ottoman, suitable commercial, light in aluminum siding, gas rwat. 291-2442. bedroom, custom dan furniture. Rattan Colonial $225. OCEAN VIEW duslry. warehouse First Ave location. sofa and chair, buffets, cheitt, beds MIDDLETOWN Enjov an unobstructed view of Sandv convenient to town services, air condi- end tables, lamps, china, crystal *nan tioned, gas heat, 15' ceiling, overhead Suddenly every day feels like a marble-top bachelor chests, TV's, oak STRAWBERRIES — Pick your own. I Hook and the ocean from this soeclou: a m. to 12 noon. Call first, Dearborn one-bedroom apartment. Featuring door Will change to suit Laird Ellii. TREES holiday when you wear this china closet, six Piece Victorian silver 391-0402. tta set, kitchen sets, small maplt Farms, Hwy 35, Holmdel. 244-0254. Large rooms, 4 private balcony and a private complex $325 per month plus wonderfully fluid dress. Bodice hutch. All at more than reasonable STEREO - Magnavox console with BOUTIQUE SPACE AVAILABLE - TREES DISCOUNTS FOR prices at Lorraine's Nearly New, 3; utilities. largest new beauty salon in Monmouth curies close to the waist abm a AM FM and turntable Walnut cabinet 1 Vandtrbllt Ave., Leonardo, (behind Very good condition $1J5 or best offer County, opening in August 583-4747 oi TREES rippling shirt Sew it now Post Office). Wednesdays Saturdays Call 544-1445 after 5 P.m. WHELAN 5*3-5178 Printed Pattern 9484 Misses IM; Sundays. 12-3 p.m. 1 SENIOR CITIZENS SURFBOARDS - •'»' Illandcr, $90. V REALTY GROUP - REALTORS DOCTORS OFFICE - To share. New Custom Colonial now under cons Sues 8.10. 12.14,16. 18 Sin FURNITURE - Four piece bedroom iy decorated and fully furnished tion on over an acre tread lot in Cnape Gordan Smith. $40. Call 747-034* alter 842-7565 Hill section ot Widdletown Featuring 12 (bust 34) takes 2* yards stt, $90; tawing machine with cablntt 3 P.m. Modern professional building In Red 1 CHECK TUB 1ST Of ME1CHANTS WHO ARE 175, console stereo, 150; 471-4047. KEANSBURG - Two bedrooms, child Bank. Available May 1. 471-3232. Four bed rooms-1 1 baths-two tire 45-inch labric TABLES — Three Mediterranean occa- placesa full basameni- two-car garage FURNISHING ON A LOW BUDGET? ok, fenced yard, $275 DOWNTOWN RED BANK — Prime sional, S2S each, ona cofftt, $40. TIM-BRO INC Bkr $50. 544-0905 IUMM. OffEMIG SBKOR anZEN DISCOUNTS DAILY - Check tht USED FURNITURE 291-9144 office space with on-slle parking. One CENTER OF RED BANK. Fin* block to Broad street and Hospital. Wll KEANSBURG — Three rooms and CALL NOW FOR DETAILS FOR AP S«« 11.50 far aadt aMm. furniture for less. 197 Shrewsbury Avt TEMPORARY ELECTRIC POLE — bath, suitable for middle-aged couple, complete to vour requirement £* POINTMENT. For construction ilia. $45. elusive agent. 27.000 10. ft, will divide «*d 40« far aaci arttam *ar G.E. PORTABLE DISHWASHER — no pets, $150 plus utilities and security 2224347 Call 787-0383. 1 alter to suit. CENTURY 21 Cotffns first-class airmail, MX O BtfBM With formica top Excellent condition Agency. Ask lor Mr Coitni or Mi PHARMACIES 1100. Call after 4 P.m. 3*4-9337. THE USED FURNITURE CENTER Utawt to AUlanlar Cltl KEANSBURG - Four-room apart Nettles- 201-741-7484 WHELAN Sana to 197 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank ment, $235 a month includes heat Oc SHMWMUR PHARMAC «f Urtaiiat.laXW GRAVITY ROLLERS - SIM. tour Bteni. Has-beens and Why Noli LONG BRANCH — Professional suite, REALTY GROUP-REALTORS OLDC UNIWCROUSI Itngthj, plus ona curved lection, con cupancv July III Call 787-07M. vox Dttcwrrt la Sanstr cttltans suitable doctor, dentist, insurance 291-5402 ntctlbiei. 1150. Singer tawing machine TIRE RIMS - Two, 15x5. good condi KEYPORT CLUB VILLAGE - One Fine location. Air conditioned OH OUR EADLV 0l«O SPECIALS lion, $8. MP.M. ONLY 31-15. on factory Hand, naadi motor two bedrooms, includes heat hot wa- Carpeted Ample parking. Immediate MIDDLETOWN AMMAN MARTIN 11 wnorf Ava.. Me) tawkO-ls n ISO. Tlrtl. two txctiltnl. whitewall 544-0134 after 5:30 P.m. ter, cooking and. pool. Call 244-8313 occupancy. 403 Broadway. Long Seven year old. lour bedroom Colonial •AVIMOM PHAPMACy 191 1901 (ont on Opal rim), t 50x13.115 7S7.1I4: batwttn 9-5. Branch Phont 222-1074 a.m. Family room. flrtDlact. attachad ont BiFraafWlvary or 7741540 TWO RED — Valour occasional Patttrn Dept. 420 PALACE DINED chain, $50 each. Lika naw, cerearage On t tretd lot tU.VK BO6 I, AIWHIC HUMtMS rt l S Ct KEYPORT - Colonial Mansion on the Call "" bay. One-bedroom apartment $219 In MAIN ST . MATAWAN — Ntw pro GRIMM AGENCY, il« MOO The Daily Rafiittr HAMMOND & BALDWIN ftsslonai building Central air condi PIANO AND ORGAN TWO TONE - Grean wool inw rug eludes all utilities Sorry, no pals MIDDLETOWN - Jutl lillto Loytl ictllent condition, 19KU 244-7424. tionlng. private entrances and tour bedroom homt. comottttlv rt CENTER Call 747-7319 lavatories, off-street parking Cal modeled Floor to ceiling fireplace TIRES KEYPORT - Three large rooms, one 5*4-7471. Aiding in tht low Wi Divtiion of Alttnbtrg TWO CRIBS — High chair, playpen, bedroom apartment References rt CHOWNTIMMAKT Piano House MATAWAN - Professional suits 232 Watt ll»Jl,»a»r»Tt,iY Ptmami |a ALL Stnltr Cltltam. Hwy umbrella Itrolltr, ail for 110 tech ouired (V| months security required Prlmt location. Air conditioning ERA, A KOZICKY REAL ESTATE Did vou knew 7B7-#292. All utilities included U75 par month ». Par! Monmauth, 717 7172 carpeted. Ample parking. Immediate 14! mi mn. fm turn, HOK&. Shrawsbury Ava.. Tlnltn Falll, We Art N.J.'s UPRIGHT PIANO 1*4-4541 after 4 p.m OCCMPWXV. 544-O934 VITAMINS* MOM Ava. Ltna •roncll MIDDLETOWN-Call ar land (a _ Largest and Oldest 17$ LONG BRANCH — Plvt rooms, kids, "Short and Country Living" brochure All the new clothes you need lor Call 747-5499 RED BANK - OffkH or storts, beau HEALTH AIDS Piano Dealer Ptts ok. utilities paid, only $2» tifully decorated $200. Diet, dtKrlptionj, orlcti on ava * your busy lilt art in our SPRING Mason and Hamlln, Klmbell, Sohmer TIM BRO INC Bkr , $50 5444905 7412IM home! APPLEBROOK AGENO . ... WALL OVEN - Counter lop stove SUMMER PATTERN CATALOG! MltlfWi POO SENIORS - 10 to Baldwin, Kawai, Knabe, Everett, Cur gat. excellent condition, HOB Kltcnan LONG BRANCH — Stvtn roomi, ktdi alleri. ttt Rt. is. MMdlttown. 471-1J00 1J% off on all vitamins, m will RADIATOR WORK rter, Hardman and Player planoi RED BANK - Good location tor smal Dimes, topi, skirts, pent], tots, Sl^Prlvaltdlltrlbulor. 741430S sink, $10. Twin mattress, bn tprlng Ptts ok, uHlllles paW, oood pfke, business, near parking. Call after 4 OCEAN TOWNSHIP • Weyiirje Wood LARGE DISPLAY OF $15 Kitchen cabinet doors. Call after 4 TIM-BRO INC. Mr,, IN. 5444109 P.m., 741-4359. and Long Vlaw Village Elegtnt new rickets. Plus Si.SO free ptfltrr, p.m.. 747*013. GRAND PIANOS twmai Irom 1110.000 Call in Ml CMSM. Stud 7St 300 MAIN STREET R6D BANK — Beautiful view of RED BANK - 4000 w ft of prime ASBURY PARK, N.J 07713 WASHER AND DRYER Navtt.r*. Contemporary one-bedroom office space for rent, located comer of THINKING OF - Sailing or buying 77MNO •tit offtr with la to* dining room No poll. S371 Broad SI and Reckless PI. Compttltlvt Call TRANS EXECUTIVE REALTY Open dally 9 to 9, Sat. tit 5 Call 741-1773 741-OSU refits Call 229-9147 after 6 man 1f The DttiyRegfcter SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JUNE 5,1979 Renewscal 1 Jai alai IM Boots And 233 fm Branch Hospital parking «•. Lost And F»wM (continued) Mr Berenson, Mr Rota Acctttories LOST — Terrier matt, brawn and I* reawi In «rWn« la ma whiteton Fr i . East entrance of tall David J Fnedland, D-Hudson and Mr Meyers (freed that b t IM i g •T OWENS CABIN CRUISER - Good Latot r—.arfl, can l*> —* of Wt-4774 for help on MKCMMRI Me eata *AM anv We ar t approval of a jai alai referen- -• 1. FREE, mul Mcrttio C«i The bill, which is scheduled to aallvef v al Me meet MTWMI to 1*0* tfl-HM, of tfyi 4fMM3 211 Special Notices rtto la mace luck rtMrt ifMNl be voted upon by the Senate dum by New Jersey voters in W MATTHEWS - Livt -Wwro four zone Monday, would ask voter ap- November would discourage •nd aft cablntu, two ht*H, mud the imeram reMa ani Ma maturMv comeBy J. SCOTTs OR Rstepperienc closee r buffer ctntor dtck, CC 210-H P V4. ttw EXTRA BEDROOM ? nheeWe •* Me netot MM. tM artce LITTLE SILVER - A Riv- proval for legalized jai alai New York from coming up hours, daptti finder radar li*h tindai obtained an« the MUM of the LONG BRANCH - In a The move would rrt.ir.-kK~ erview Avenue resident re- betting in a November refer- with its own jai alai referen- lit* boat, rcfrloarilor gat cooking, hi MAKE THAT EXTRA ROOM WORK work session Iwt night, City eliminate any controversy J, iu»I painttd to* and bottom |7990 FOR YOU WHILE YOU HELP AN Welle* i. TM cartUl bw««et Mm newed his call for help from endum dum. OTHER PERSON GAIN OIGNITV C (ty e» Lent Branch It here** awiMii Council agreed to vacate Olga regarding the legal age limit toe Borough Council in obtain- ANO INDEPENDENCE BECOME A la centarm vKtt Ihe prevtsieM et tMl Leonard R. Meyers of Cor- ••Certainly if New Jersey AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR - SftlLL DEVELOPMENT SPONSOR orMnanca Io the arteo* of any In Avenue, which ii bordered on and still permit the Police De- FOR THE NJ DIVISION OF MEN ing a buffer between the Shore al Casinos US. Inc., which Mercury Marina Cotoia and Cont inert toth sides by property owned partment to investigate the doesn't go for jai alai gam- tal boats compute MIWCI cutter, TAL RETARDATION WE WILL StctMn t The lettowlng aMHttnal Point Distributing Company owns the Bridgeport, Conn., •UPDltai TWIN LIGHT MARINE. 169 TRAIN YOU TO USE YOUR UNIQUE »• •^^ hai^in ttm ••••••!•• J -*- iy Monmouth Medical Center, driving habits of an applicant bling. New York will," Mr ABILITIES AND MATCH VOU WITH art nercDV evieffnintv. ot on Eastview Avenue, and the Hwy 3* East Kaantburg (201) fronton, said he did not know if Meyers said "New York City '17 3700 A RETARDED PERSON WHO lart*. ret ite* and lUted or the construction of addi during the three year re- company's neighbors NEEDS TRAINING IN LIFE SKILLS (I) Tht improvement or purpoee it would be "economically has already lost $80 million in AND SOCIAL AWARENESS, WHICH described in Section ] of thlt band ional parking for the Second quiremnent period," Mr BLU6JAV SAILBOAT f-ibeiglti. Joseph Pearsall blasted the feasible" to set up a fronton in it, full tal of uUi with spinnaker anfl ONLY YOU CAN PROVIDE! ROOM ordinance Is not a current expenta it is Avenue hospital Graff said in the letter <* convention business to Atlan- Irftlltr *42 11*4 attet * p in AND BOARD PAID TO YOU AT A an improvement or purpoee thai Ihe governing body u a "do noth- MONTHLY RATE ADDITIONAL Long Branch. tic City, and city officials are City may lawfully undertake as a aen The street, which runs be- Council instructed its at- BOAT SLIPS FOR HEN! Mtlawan STIPENDS BASED ON HOURS OF eral Improvement, and no part of Ihe ing administration," and But he told the committee eyeing some sort of gam- Creah to Raman Bav. ligntad dock, TRAINING YOU PROVIDE TO THE cost (hereof has Men or shall bt see ween Dunbar and Lowden Av- torney to put Mr. Graff's sug- charged that the councilmen imw» parking CM ?3"*0JM RESIDENT CALL: U09) IN Ml dally attested on property t*eclallv that four-month jai alai sea- bling." WEEKDAYS FOR PERSONAL AT- benef itted IMreb*. enues, would become part of a gestion into ordinance form have done little to help. IOOMTENT - For IS »,^boal LIU TENTION sons "would not be enough to (b) Tht period of utefulnett of tht MS irogram that would increase for action at next Tuesday's Sen. James Cafiero, R- imorovemtnt or PUTPOH within tht Mayor Anthony T. Bruno even pay off a $15 million to limitation* of me Local Bond Law. he hospital's parking capacity regular council meeting. A PROGRAM OF THEN J DEPART- has disqualified himself from $18 million fronton of cheap Cape May, who has been BREVRFibtrolas JSbe John MENT OF HUMAN SERVICES. according to tM reasonable life thereof rom the current 874 spaces to Council also discussed an trying to get his constituent »n with trailer and acctnoriat VtW i umputed from tht date of tht bond* the dispute between the beer construction." I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE - authorlttd bv this bond ordinance. It to 1,047 spaces by 1980. oridinance that would require resort of Wildwood Included as For any debts other than Incurred by vaart, distributing company and its Louis Stanley Berenson of CAPE DORY zs fully equipped. myself Raymond Michaud. Sr , 701 (c) The Supplemental Debt Of the additional 173 council approval for payment neighbors, noting that he an eligible jai alai site, asked 1176, located RwJ Bank, N J. asking Shore Concourse, Cl.ffwood Beach. Statement required bv the Local Bond Miami Beach, Fla., the third IT1.MQ Call (fct») nMHD tor dalalls NJ. Law hat been duly prepared and filed spaces, 55 would be in the area of any city bills. Currently any would be in a conflict of In- Mayor Cioffi if Long Branch tht office of tM Clerk, and • com jai alai executive who testified CLASSIC PENNANT 2V SLOOP - \n of Olga Avenue. Parking lots bill in excess of $2,500 must go had 30 or 40 acres for a fronton I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE - For any platt tiecuted duplicate thereof hat terest because his law firm taak mahogany and cedar with bronie yesterday, said he would look debts other than those incurred by been filed In thf off let of the Director of taitsnlngs and hardwire Completely to be constructed at Second out for bid and would, there- represents Shore Point. site myself Ralph Soselv 609 Shore Road, tht Division of Local Government Ser into the possibility of Long restored Hull and decks finished In Union Beach. and Dunbar Avenues and at fore, require council approval clear Deaks Oil Mainsail, nb and Can Ices In tht Department of Community Mr. Pearsall said that he Branch supporting a fronton, "We have areas close to a oa N#w Mercury 9.6 hp motor New Affairs of the State of New Jersey. Such Dunbar and Lowden Avenues Councilman Richard Trav- lifetime battery automatic bilge MRS. SYLVIA statement shows that the arou debt of suggested that the company but said -Jersey City and park site which we are already pump. Anchor, tinn, sll tackle. Hie Handwriting Analyst & Advice the Cltv at defined In tM Local Bond will provide 66 and 52 spaces ersa blasted the idea saying it erect a stockade fence along Camden would have to be con- trying to go in and condemn to preservers uac tanks, cushions, ett , 542-9500 775-9572 It tncreated bv tM authorliatlon respectively. would "tie the hands of the ate , etc 7476200 of the bonds and notes provided In this the edge of the business lone sidered the primary locations. redevelop," Mr. Cioffi re- bond ordinance bv 1171,000, and IM TIRED OF BEING OVERWEIGHT?- "We expect to begin razing government DINGHY'S - €h Shimmer. Dyer. obligations authoriied herein will be in which its property is 1 like the Jersey City sponded. "We could definitely Solve your weight problems through Sumner. Zodiac. Metivler If you can't thin all debi limitations prescribed ihe houses on these properties 'That's why we hire peo- Hypnosis! Call 7|7-82M partially located. He said that area best and Camden second, come up with 30 or 40 acres find your next dinghy at BOAT thai Law. iy the end of the month, or ple like Howard Graff, be- HOUSE, you don't want a dinghy im FIRED OF SMOKING? — Want to (dt An aggregate amount not ex- its fence now runs into the simply because Jersey City is somewhere." Ocean Ava, Sea Bright 842 *211 quit? End your smoking problems ceeding is,000 for Items of expense early July," Associate Admin- cause we think they can spend residential zone. through hypnosis Call 787 8250 listed In and permitted under N.J.S.A. a trading area with a popu- Mr. Cioffi Mid afterwards DOCK — At friendly miflM vmlh uas 40A MO mav be included as part of tM istrator John A. Feistel told the city's money properly George Whilmore, borough allegation Slips to 23' Surfside. Sea cott of tM purpose or Improvement lation base of 14 million, while he was "not talking about the Bright, *4'I M** the council. "If they had to have coun- 213 Instruction authoriitd Mrtln and Is Included In tM attorney, said that there is no Camden s trading area is five Seven Presidents Park area at foregoing eitlrnete thereof "We're hoping to have the cil approval for any spending, borough ordinance under FLAGSHIP MARINE Section 7. TM full faith and credit million." said Mr Berenson, all" in his response to Sen. A REAL ESTATE — Sales licensing of tM City art hereby pledged to tM projects done by December of it would do nothing but slow course. Mornings, June 11 22 which the council can now or- who was the largest stock- Bay liner Whaler Aauasporl punctual payment of tht principal of Cafiero's question. Monniuuth Institute, 741-0779 this year," Mr. Feistel said. down the city," Mr. Traversa Hobie Buccaneer Seafarer and interest on tM obligations author der that company to erect any holder in World Jai Alai Inc O'Dav Harpoon Phantom Laser The mayor, who has been ACCORCHON LESSONS — Prlvatl. If td bv this bond ordinance Tht oblige The houses to be razed, ac- said. Calkins Gator E Z Loader -f fence on its property. until he sold his shares in 1975 Leave message for Joe, c/o Hot- tiont shall M direct, unlimited obliga- pushing for jai alai in Long Johnson Outboard braunau*. 291 0214 or write J. Si... tions of tht Cltv. and tM Cltv shall M cording to Mr. Feistel, are But Councilman Philip Mr. Whitmore said that he Sales & AAA Rated Service Mr Berenson marched into Branch for almost a decade, P O Box SOI. New Monmouth. NJ obligated to lew ad valorem taxes currently housing various hos- Iliryfs, citing two expen-. Complete Canvas Shop 07748 ll tM taxable property within tM has been working on the prob- the Senate chambers yester- urged that the F.riedland bill City tor tM payment of IM obligations pital functions. The recent ditures made last year by the lems between the company 1st Awe, Atlantic Highlands BRAIN CAMP — Reading/writing and Inttrtst thereon without limitation day armed with blueprints for be amended to delete the re- opening of the new wing of the mayor, said he would like to 291-5600 skills, grades v college Rumson Fair of rate or amount. . and nearby residents, and said quirement that a majority of Haven! cert, teacher Bv appointment, Section I. This bond ordinance a 10.000-seat fronton in the *f OPEN SUNDAVS_ hospital will accomodate the see council have a stronger 8429224 »fttf t. shall take tfftct » dayt afttr ihe first* that Shore Point has "shown a Jersey City area, which he county residents approve the J&l BOAT HAULING publication thereof after final adoption, moving of those functions into voice in the spending of the REASONABLE FRENCH LESSONS - All Itvtls, con- degree of consideration for its jai alai referendum for jai alai versation and tutoring. Experienced, as provided bv tM Local Bond Law. said would be twice as large'as Call 73»-1B41 Introduced: May e. 1979 space in the main complex city's money. neighbors." He said that the certified teacher Call 842-3989 after 5 the biggest fronton now in ex- to be permitted in that county. I ENTZI MARINA -~For Raritan Bay P.m. , Adopted: Mav 11, 1979 Council also discussed the "Look, it was two last year company has reduced noise boating In-out berthing service for Henry R.Cioffl istence "Unlike Jersey City or powrr and sail boats; IS to. 16' Used ORGAN — Piano Beginners, advanced Mayor possibility of vacating Lowden and maybe it will be four next problems at the site and that Jennie C DeFaiio The fronton, which would Camden. our population is not boal sales 797-7139 Instruction In your home Avenue to the hospital. Coun- year, or five. I don't think it residents have indicated they 7473046 CilyCltrk include five restaurants and a large enough to overcome our MAKO — Marquis. Lvman JuneS IM 10 cil agreed that the vacating of would tie our hands, I want to are now satisfied with the Duranautic. Johnson Outboard* TUTORING — All subjects, all grade NOTICE disco in an elevator, would be neighbors' jealousy or lack of OMC, Sales, Service and Parts levels. Experienced leactm/reading AN ORDINANCE AMENDING that that street would save the see stricter control of spend- noise level there. Trailers. Electronics, Supplies specialist. 747-6IZS able to accommodate 30,0110 concern.for our growth," Mr. AND SUPPLEMENTING SECTION city money on upkeep of the ing,'' Mi Hayes said Launching Hamo and [lockagf bl NOISE OF CHAPTER VI, GENER "I thought the whole thing people in one night and could Cioffi said. Last November's Season rates AL POLICE REGULATIONS OF THE road After about 15 minutes of Brv s Marine. Neotune, 774 7364 REVISED GENERAL ORDINANCES wls solved four months ago," generate as much as $300 mil- jai alai referendum, which did QF THE CITY OF LONG BRANCH. Mr Feistel did not com- discussion, council decided to Council President Laurence 1970" lion In annual betting, Mr. not mention specific fronton PRE-5UMMER ment on that move, saying he table the move in favor of hav- TENT SALE 226Hazlet Introduced: Mav8,1979 » McHeffey said, noting that he Berenson said The fronton sites, passed in Long Branch, Adopted: May22,1f79 JUNE S, •* HI i would have to discuss it with ing all purchase orders de- has not heard any complaints LEGAL NOTICE Seymour Greenspan but failed in Monmouth Coun- SUPER LOW PRICES would occupy a 30 to 40 acre PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the James H. Cofer the hospital's trustees. livered to council on a weekly FREE HOTDOGS AND SODA from Shore Point's neighbors undersigned has appealed to the Board Philip J. Haves site, he added ty FLAGSHIP MARINE uf Adjustment of the Township of Richard G. Traversa In other action, council de- basis. in that time. Atlantic Highlands Hailet for a variance from the pro- William D. Walling • If] itoa cided to take the advice of "Let's just try it this way visions of Article II, Section 1103, of tht The above entitled ordinance was The council also heard 1 Zoning Ordinance, so as to Permit con- SAIL NOW - Rhodes 11 SIMP In finally passed bv the Cltv Council of the recently appointed Public for a while and if it doesn't complaints from Roger T. Structlo water, scl to go Trailer, fl h p Volvo, Of Cltv of Long Branch at a regular meet- dwelling on an underslied lot. with ing heldon May 22.1979. Safety Director Howard J work out. then we'll take Dolan of 487 Branch Avenue. anchor, furling genoa, POP-IOP, etc Vandalism smaller side yards, on premises lo- $6750 842-696-1 or 84? 1224 JENNIEC.DEFAZIO Graff, concerning an or- stronger steps, " Mr. Traversa Mr. Dolan said that his house 1 cated on Middle Road, known as Block CITY CLERK SIGNFT JO PIberglai Sloop, sleeos 121, Lot 14 on the Tax Map. This appeal JuncS 16 60 dinance on requirements for said. (continued) lour, twin keel, shoal draft, outboard, is now on the Secretary's calendar, and had been damaged by blowing that one car in their borough, new Ifllt. i2.U00 741 1352. __ a public hearing has been ordered for 234Marlboro obtaining a taxicab driver's The move was prompted by sand and dust stirred up when Marascio had passed that car parked on Wardell Avenue, June isth 1979. at» IS p.m. prevailing license. two incidents in which Mayor TAKE OVER PAYMENT time. In the Township Hall, 319 Middle THE MARLBOROTOWNSHIP a contractor was doing doing at 11:25 p.m.. and that none of was vandalized, and that the IS Flybridge Road. Hailet. New Jersey, at which MUNICIPAL UTILITIES Council recently became Henry R Cioffi made expen- sandblasting on a neighbors' its windows had been broken incident broken window was Call Floyd time you may appear either in person AUTHORITY ."H HQ 6566 or bv agent, or bv attorney, and present NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING concerned about the age re- ditures without the consent of house last month. at that point. One of the win- reported at 12:30 a.m. Police anv objection which you may have to FOR REVISION OF TEE NIG - t9J4 Boat trailer, 2000-lb granting of this appeal quirements for the job when council. The first expense was dows in that car was broken, said that officers checked oth- capacity, UP to 20' boat. Asking $395 SCHEDULE OF WATER SERVICE Mayor Bruno told Mr. 2OI-264-9I5I This notice is served upon you bv /USE/CONNECTION FEES they became aware that 18- for jackets for the city's high Dolan that the problem is out while two were broken in an- er cars parked on borough Order of the Board of Adjustment FOR ALL METERS year-olds were driving cabs in school basketball team, the THE SKIPPER'S SHOP STEPHEN N. ROBINSON TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to of the council's hands now, be- other car at the Markham streets, but discovered no oth- Aitorney for Morris Tetro N.J.S.A. 41) MH 23, the Marlboro Town Sailboat rigging, Halyards, stays and the city. second was for two con- Dated June 4. 1979 ship Municipal Utilities Authority will cause it has already taken Place Plaza shopping center, er incidents of vandalism The throuds, lifelines etc All work done on JuneS . $110 hold a public hearing on the revision of Mr. Graff suggested, in a troversial snow plows. and three were broken in a car premises its Schedule of Water Ser- place. He suggested that Mr one broken window may have 46 FIRST AVE. vice/ Ust/Connect Ion Fees for all letter to council, that the age Council agreed that it was Dolan would have to initiate at Amelia Circle, according to been shattered with a BB-gun, ATLANMC HIGHLANDS 229 Keansburg meters. 6720367 requirement be deleted and re- not as much the spending, as BID JANITORIAL SERVICES Tht aforesaid public hearing will his own legal action to obtain police. Patrolman McCue said a stone or a slingshot, police U ZOBEL - Sea Fox 1969. eleclronics The Keansburg Board of Education be held on Tuesday. June 12, 1979 at placed with a minimum of the method of spending to reimbursement for the dam- there have not been any simi- said Patrolman John Lacey and safety equipment flybridge, V-S invites >ou to bid on janitorial services 8:00 P.M. at the regularly scheduled Board Secretary By ROSEMARY O'HARA improvement up to $10,000 immorality" for engaging in consensual sexual relations. Juoe 5 JJJ.70 PUBLIC NOTICE with the roof of the Little Sil- AM4LHF POP UP Hardtop, tan was TM regular monthly meeting of Mayor Richard Bergen, the The offending juveniles could be placed in the Juveniles In excellent, sleeps six Call after 5om, 230KevPt>rt the Mlddlttown Transportation Com- KEYPORT - Philip Blan- project's chief backer, said ver Railroad Station was dis- Need of Supervision I JINS) program. 741 82/5 mittee has been changed from the da, the borough attorney, NOTICE TO BIDDERS Mayor's Office In Town Hall to the the ordinance could go into ef- cussed. Stephen Greenwood, "This proposal makes it clear that we are not giving APACHE CAMPFH 1971 (RamdcJal. Sealed proposals will be received Middleiown Public Library on New sleeos eight, sink, stove, storage elec ruled last night that the Po- borough clerk, reported that a at the office of Ihe Secretary, Keyport Monmouth Road for the June 7 meeting fect in about a month, if it is our stamp of approval to sexual relations between juve- trie brakes, good tires f.owi conJil'on Central School, Broad Street. Keyport from7-9P.M. licemen's Benevolent Associa- Asking $1000 6/1-1403 passed at the council' s next number of the pieces of slate niles, " Mr Herman said. We feel that giving prosecutors N.j at lOOp.m on Tuesday, June 12 Middletown Transportation tion's recent drive to raise 1979. at which time bids will be publicl> Committee meeting June 11. that make up the roof have the authority deal with the problem on a case-by-case basis opened and read for George Braum funds for its Good and Welfare fallen off because the nails FUEL OIL, No. land No 4 for the Chairman The drawing up of the or- under juvenile statutes and the impairment of morals 1979 80 school year All interested JuntS 1^90 Fund is legal. dinance follows the county holding them down have statute is the best way to handle the issue," he said. CHEVY VAN - 1979 model. Luxuriou" parties are inviled to be present-Condi The PBA's solicitation had initriw ov National Coach f ou lions, terms and specifications can bt 239 Red Bank planning board's ruling desig- rusted away. Mr. Herman said the proposed amendments would swivel captain s rhairs, sofa bed. ICI obtained Irom the Secretary of the been denounced last week by The council agreed to in- , bo« pressure water. air. power brakes Board The Board of Education re ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS nating Keyport as an area remedy deficiencies in legislation sponsored by Assembly .IIH steer ing. 1,700 miles The per fuel serves the right to reject any or al The Housing Authority of the Councilman James Birm- where the ordinance could be vestigate the possibility of ob- II i' pool 741-76H6 proposals and to waive anv immateria Borough of Red Bank, County of Mon- Speaker Christopher Jackman. D-Hudson, and Sen. John Did defects, and to make awards as in mouth, State of New Jersey, hereby inghm, who said the fund-rais- introduced. taining state permission to use DiGregorio, I)-Union, to raise the age of consent to 16. MOTOR HOMES FOW RENT its judgement may be deemed to be ir solicits separate sealed bids for Protect ing drive could be "construed Check our unbeatable the best interest of the Board of Educa Nj-46-1 & 3, for each of the following "My basic thrust is to en- funds from the station's park- The Jackman-DiUregorio bill, which was passed by the low rail •• 1710*17 don contracts as a shakedown." courage people to contribute ing lot contingency fund to pay legislature and signed by the governor last month, made it POP UP CAMPER -• Sleeps sin, re, DONALDA HILL Contract No. 1 - Site Improve- The PBA is mailing letters tonaMl for rent Secretary-Business Administrator ments: Sidewalk Repair; Playground to improvements in the for the cost of the roof repair a criminal offense for anyone 16 years old or older to have 671- I MM Kevport Board of Education & Access Road Bituminous Paving; throughout the borough asking or replacement Mayor Bruno Jur.e5 >6 9o Concrete wall crack repair; Concrete borough," said the mayor. consensual sexual relations with anyone under 16. sidewalk Apron for contributions. The con- SPECIAL In the past people have felt said the roof is the original one The bill did not address the question of consensual 233 Long Branch Contract No. 2 < Vinyl Tile Flooring tributions will be put in a fund 200 NOTICES Contract No. 3 - Gutters; Combina- "punished" (or improving installed when the station was sexual relations between two partners under the age of 16. tion Storm ft Screen Windows, Porch to be used for charitable dona- built about 100 years ago. 210 Lost & Found Railing their homes by being taxed on Both Assemblymen William F. Dowd, R-Monmouth, H« Bids will be received bv The Hous tions to local hospitals and those investments, said the and William E. Flynn, D-Monmouth and Middlesex, who ESSARY EQUIPMENT AND AP ing Authority Borough of Red Bank at recreation programs, for fam- GOLD BRACELET LDSl Memoi.- PARATUS FOR THE CITY OF LONG the oflice of Administration Building, mayor. -^ serve on the committee, said they supported the proposed D.i* Little Silver ir-jin «,to'ior> area or BRANCH, IN THE COUNTY OF MON Evergreen Terrace, Red Bank, NJ ilies of officers killed in the Addonizio Monmouth Building tenter. Stntimen MOUTH, NEW JERSEY. AP until 4 o'clock P.M. O.5T July 9, 1979, The mayor said that on a amendments. and then at said office publicly opened line of duty and PBA operating ta! value. Reward Call 71162« or PROPRIATING liaO.MO TMfREFOR home improvement costing (continued) "I want to make sure the public understands that the 8-12 0V00 AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE and read aloud expenses. OF $171,000 BONDS OR NOTES OF TM Information for Bidders, Form $10,000, the abatement could Court said a sentencing legislature is not condoning teenage sexual activity, but LO51 THE CITY FOR FINANCING PART of Bid, Form of Contract, Plans, Specif- Harry Kownacki, PBA liar. Matdwan Aberdeen area OF THE COST THEREOF. ications, and Forms of Bid Bond, Per- offer a savings of some $400. judge's expectations of how placing it in the proper context as a violation of juvenile Aniweri ID MQOSI 5M> 'H« formance and Payment Bond, and oth- president, called Mr Birm- BE IIORDAINEDBY THE CITY He said he doesn't think the long a convicted criminal will laws," Mr Flynn said. COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LONG er contract documents mav be ex- LOST - Ian Cocker Soinli amined at the following: ingham's statements white markings, answer* to Tatty BRANCH, IN THE COUNTY OF MON borough will lose anything by serve cannot override the de- "These amendmen—si provide a mechanism for bring- i Office of Keilenyi Associates. 22 since Mav 17, tg?9. In Keansburg area MOUTH, NEW JERSEY (not less thin "absurd" and said that the foregoing five years of taxes cision of parole authorities two thirds of all members thereof af Reckless Place, Red Bank, NJ.07701. ing violators to justice through JINS or the impairment of (irmatively concurring) AS FOL I. Red Bank Housing Authority, PBA may sue him for slander Adm Bldg., Evergreen Terrace, Red on improvements, since many "The judge has enforceable morals statute," he said • H rewar LOWS Bank. NJ. 07701 if he continues to make simi- No Questions asked Section i The improvement dc of the improvements would expectations with respect to Mr Dowd agreed. ."'0532 scribed in Section 3 of this bond or Copies may be obtained al ihe of lar statements. never have been undertaken the actual release of a sen- finance is hereby authorized as a gen lice of the Architect located at 11 Reck "I don't buy the argument that we're condoning sexual less Place, Red Bank, NJ. upor Mr. Kownacki also said the ••r ai improvement to bfl undertaken D without the incentive of a tax 211 Special Notices payment of 125 00 for each set. Any tenced defendant short of his activity by making the penalties flexible," Mr. Dowd said. the City of Long Branch, New Jtrst' unsuccessful bidder, upon returning fund-raising drive was ruled For the improvement or purpose dt abatement. statutory term, said Justice "Existing juvenile statutes clearly prohibit immorality' such set promptly and in good condi legal by Monmouth County scribed in Section 3, there it hereby tlon, will be refunded his payment The council also received John Paul Stevens, and that can include just about anything." appropriated the sum of $110,000. ii TM owner reserves the right U Prosecutor Alexander Lehrer. ••rding the sum of (9.000 ai the down two bids for the mechanical waive any informalities or to relect am "The judge may well have Mr. Dowd gave a qualified "yes" to the question of PUBLIC NOTICE payment required bv the Local Bond In other buisness before Ihe or all bids Law The down payment ts now avail redevelopment of well number expectations as to when re- whether criminal law should discourage 15-year-olds from Each bidder must deposit with his able bv virtue of provision lor down council, Mr. Blanda was au- bid, security in the amount, form and seven at the water plant here. lease is likely. But the actual payment or for capital improvemen consensual sexual activity. SENIOR CITIZENS subiect to the conditions provided ii thorized to draw up an or- ourposes in one or more previously the Information for Bidders Bids were received from AC. decision is not his to make, "I don't believe that every 16-year-old who sleeps with adopted budgets. Attention of bidders is particular) dinance to grant a five-year HOUSING Section 2. In order to finance Ihe Schultes, Inc. and Lane Con- either at the time of sentenc- a 14-year-old should have to go to court for doing what called to the requirements as to condi [ ust of the improvement or purpose no tax abatement on any home Section 8 Subsidized lions of employment to be observed and struction, New York. ing or later if his expectations comes naturally, but I do believe there should be some covered bv application of the down minimum wage rates to be paid ur Lincroft. New Jersey Ptivment. negotiable bonds are hereb* the contract The decision to mechani- are not met. he said. legal underpinning for parental guidance," Mr. Dowd said. authorized to be Issued in the prlncipa 240 Rumson The Lmcrod No bidder mav withdraw his bid amount ol $171,000 pursuant to the Lo- cally redevelop the well was The U.S. Parole Com- "We definitely don't want kids to be able to say to their within K days after tht actual data i dl Bond Law In anticipation of Ihe the opening thereof Df ings trw square rootage or the ground made after the well was pump- mission denied the three men parents. But the legislature says it's legal for us to have issuance of the bonds, negotiable bond June 1, 1979 lloor more in conformity with the regu anticipation notes are hereby au irements ot trie Ordinance. ing a few hundred gallons a • I MaryM Harrison parole because of the nature of sex." he said. uedto be Issued pursuant to and within Executive Director TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that minute below its 1,000-gallons- the limitations prescribed bv the Loca their crimes, because their of- Elizabeth Sadowski of Freehold, director of New Jer- JuneS S18.00 Ihe application and drawings are on (lie -nencina May 24 1979.OMIS Hond Law with the Rumson Borough Clerk a-minute pumping capacity. fenses were part of large- sey Majority Women, said she could not comment on the Section 3 (it The Improvemen Borough Hall. East River Road. hereby aulhorlied and the purpose Io 240 Rumson Rumson, New Jersey, and are avail It is estimated it will cost scale, organized crime, and proposed amendments until she had "24 or 48 hours" to the financing of which the bonds t NOTICE able lor public inspection during regu- about $600 a day for an esti- because they violated the pub- • lar business hours study them. be issued Is the acquisition of two fire PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on (rucks along with all necessary ap- Wednesday, June 20. 1979, B:IS P.M.. a GEORGE & LEONE MURPHY mated 10 to 15 day job to re- lic trust. "The chairman of the Judiciary Committee, Martin paratus and equipment. the Rumson Borough Hall, East Rivei ) Tyson Lane develop the well ib) Ihe estimated man (mum Road. Rumson, New Jersey, a public Rumson. N J 07760 Herman, called this particular amendment 'a Chinese amount o' bondi or noles to be issued hearing will bt Mid on the applicatior Junes $15.60 puzzle. " Mrs Sadowski noted. "If he can't decipher these lor the improvement or purpose is a of George and Leone Murphy for ar The council also passed an i Develop 1 stated in Section! hereof interpretation of the Zoning Ordinanci 250 Other Public Notices ordinance adding two alter- Italy's election amendments to the amendments to the revised criminal IO The estimated cost of the im of the Borough of Rumson in con nee urovement or purpose Is equal to lion with a proposed addition to the NOTICE TO DEPOSITORS nates to the Zoning Board of code, how are we supposed to do so? 1 the Senio amount of Ihe appropriation herein rear of Ihe existing residence located at PLEASE be advised that tht de- "I still question whether these amendment! in fact 'tiade therefor J Tyson Lane, Rumson, Ntw Jerse* posit liabilities shown on the boohs ol Adjustment. fails to break Section 4 All bond anticipation also known »i Block 77, Lot S on the COMMUNITY STATE BANK AND return the age of consent to 13," she said. "And I don't I notes issued hereunder shall matu Borough Tax Mao, as shown on draw TRUST COMPANY, Ml North Wood ari such times'as mav be determined bv ings submitted with the application, or Avenue, Linden. New Jersey as or close know what happens to the grey area left by the Jackman- or business on May Ii. 1979 have been Auditions tomorrow P Y Stalemate me- chief linanclal officer, provided m (he alternative, for variances to per. DiUregorio bill of two 15-year-olds whp have sex. then one that no nolt shall mature later than one mil the proposed addition assumed bv Ihe undersigned band The .ear Irom its date The notes shall beai TM existing lol and dwelling are Insured status ol COMMUNITY at Barn Theatre ROME lAP) — The elec- turns 16 — is that a criminal offense, a juvenile offense or 6? interest al such rate or rates and bt ii non-conforming in the following par tic STATE BANK AND TRUST COM- tion of a new Parliament such form as may bt determined bv the PANY will terminate al the time pro- what?" thief financial officer. Tht chief finan A The lot area is 441 acres, more vided in section 8(qi ol the Federal RUMSON - Auditions for failed to break the Italian po- ual officer man deter mint all matters or less, when the minimum acreage Deposit Insurance Act. Tht separate Kjmg site. m connection wtlh notei lnuec the R<2 Zone is 1 acrt. insurance or its deposits will therefore "Marriage Go Round" will be litical stalemate today as the terminate at Iht end of tin months from pursuant to this ordinance, and Ihe B The frontage of tM premises In Amin's troops kill wildlife Ihe above dale or, In the cast of a time held at 8 p.m. tomorrow at The Christian Democrats lost chirf financial officer's signature upon question is 100 M when the minimum deposit, the earliest maturity dale ef the notes shall be conclusive evidence frontage in R 2 Zone It ISO ft. Barn Theatre, Avenue-of-Two- ground slightly and the voters PAKUBA, Uganda (AP) - Amin's troops. as to all such determinations AH notti ler the si* month period toy calling (201) C The northerly side vardof exist Rivers. rebuffed a Communist bid to issued her*under may be renewed thereof upon receipt of payment of tht the first two weekends in July. yesterday bore out the predic- tually empty of animals, its giraffe, one buffalo and sever- for I11 slorv dwelling OF NEW JERSEY uurchase price plus accrued Interest The proposed addition in no way 15 Exchange Place The public is invited to try out tions of pre-election opinion herds of elephants, buffalo and al clusters of gazelles, 'rom I heir dates to the dalt of delivery increases or changes any of the exist Jersey City, Ntw Jersey O7H2 June (.5 tlr.w during this open call. polls hippopotamus destroyed by Idl Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY. N.J TUESDAY. JUNE 5. 1979 The DWty RegMcr 17 THflT OL' CHAIR'S JEST CRftWUN1 WITH TERMITES-I Crossword puzzle MIGHT AS ACROSS 25 tike a farm 51 With no 13 Olive genus WELL FUNG, building CTOQIt 21 OcaaninM IT INTH' 28 Swan family acceplad 22 Leas FIRE S Subaequantty 31 Blackbird 58 A duet tainted 10 Pulpnof 34 Herring 60 WMow 25 Cries old sauce 61 Ms Chase lourjy 14 Rakgnut 36 Unseat 62 British 26 Assumed figure: v«r. 37 Spanish queen 15 Fomw title 63 with 27 Withdrawing 28 Biblical Dodo* 36 Vigorously i gave sup gold source OTMt 41 Malay porttoi 16 Computer gibbon 64 German veto 29 Ear pan knob 42 More chichi 66 Theater 30 Gravelly 17 Former act 43 Funnyman section ndges orKameo Johnson 66 Phases 32 Nick, the 18 Peace 44 Compass 67 A Kelly movie star mis LOLLIPOP goddess point 33 Place 19 Ait 45 Scorch DOWN within WON'T LAST 20 Lively 46 Beginning 1 Tree pan 35 French LONG dance tune 47 Man of law 2 Dust bowl illustrator 23 - does it abbr person 36 Miss Ken 24 Exploit 49 Stylishness 3 Field mouse 39 Sew loosely 4 Establish 40 Working as Yesterday's Puzzle Salved firmly a cowhand 5 "Vissi 46 Painting • 1 AJL 1 T d'arte" and 48 Small group . • | A i • »Uli "Largo al 49 Advance

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The Phantom Beetle Kail, v v TOBOiSENP WATCH fOK. rHE TALKING DRUMBeATt ARE PICKBP,UP.. PAG5CD ALONG.. OUTA THE AREN'T AAH, ME55A6E TO . /VMN-BIRP. HIS BARK ALL JUN6LE WAV, you you LAST 9CBN H£APEP POLK. ^ S WORSE £AST..,(CUCK) w n FLEA-BITTEN TO TALK MUTT: THAT WAY THAN HIS... TO OTTO, BEETLE? PROBXBLY »RMEP. TROUBLE IF TH6V THE It SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY. JUNE 5,1979 96 new Americans take oath o; ince in Freehold ByJOANKAHN democratic human rela- county voter rolls Among the new citizens honestly, the United States is (Honduras), Emma Eitelle Pirzada (Pakistan and Tseo (China). tionships as a prime quality of Other observers were was M.A. Solomon, an Egyp- the greatest country in the Eacalante (Honduras), and George Emmanuel Catanakis Ocean York Yu Wang FREEHOLD- An Egyp- good citiienship." the judge Rhoda Yucht, representing tian-bom chemist who lives in world," said Mr. Chang Song Cha HudnaU (Korea) (Greece). (China), Vasilios Eliadis tian-born chemist who foufht •aid. Rep. James J. Howard, D- Hazlet and works for the Al- "We've got freedom here, and Englishtown: Olga Mary Marlboro: Mary Patricia (Greece), Elias Lambrinos tack ton when he realiied a Judge Aikins, who has pre- N.J.; John R Fiorino, Mon- lied Chemical Corp , of Eliz- if you are working hard, you Dwyer (Russia), Kostantina Sack (Scotland) (Greece), Vassilios Tsafanis cherished drcim and i sided at many naturalization mouth County Clerk, and his abeth. get what you earn." Mr Protopapadakis (Greece), and Matawan: Bing Pun Ip (Greece), Francis A. Mama Manalipan mother who re- proceedings, said later that deputy Francis Margalotti, " It wu fantastic," said Change is an accountant in Ron Hampton (Iran). (Great Britain), Hamid Jabr and Rosalie Mania (for) cently learned the wu not an during each session he tries to who distributed American Mr. Solomon describing his New York City and his wife, Freehold: Nayana Mahesh (Palestine), Adel Kamal Melissa Rosalie Mama (Ko- American citizen after living develop a theme from a man- flags, Freeholder Jane Clay- feelings at the naturalization mother of two children, is a Patel (India), Ali Mehmet Fahmy (Egypt), Marjorie rea), and Francis A Mama in the United States for 29 ual distributed to each of the ton; Lee Weber, attorney for ceremonies. " My tears came housewife. Ismet (Greece), Maria Isabel Chang-Hsuan Wang (China), and Rosalie Mansa (lor) yean, were among 96 new new Americans relating to the the U.S. Department of Natu- -1 couldn't hold them back. It Among the many children Dial (Cuba), Biagio Romeo Di and Horace Val Perkins (Ja- ^Marianne Frances Mama (Ko- American who took the oath of five qualities of good ralization; Mrs. Mary West- was one of my dreams to be- who became citizens yester- Santillo (Italy), Ali Osman maica). rea)- allegiance to their adopted citizenship efeld, chief deputy county come a United States citizen." day were three-year-old twins Hassan (Cyprus), Syed Moose Red Bank: Salvatore Middletown: Prank Chris- country yesterday. Bertram J. Gaynor, repre- clerk in the naralization and Ukrainian-born Olga Mary Melissa and Marianne Manza, Rata Jaffari (India), Yilmaz Benenati (Italy), Rose Mellaci " The good citizen prac- passport department. Dwyer of Manalapan, who has daughters of Mr. and Mrs Ali Hassan (Cyprus), Emine tiansen (Denmark), May Yuen (Italy), Manal El-Sayed El- senting the Monmouth County Pan (China), Ramon Jose tice! democratic, human rela- Bar Association, welcomed Seven members of Girl lived in the United States since Frank Manza of Wayside The Ali Hassan (Cyprus), Shariser Menshawy (Egypt), Awatif tionships in Me family, school, 1950, believed until recently girls were bom in South Korea Ali Hassan (Cyprus) and Sit- Peypoch (Philippines), Harry El-Menshawy (Egypt), El- the new citizens, extended Scout Cadette Troop 359 of Jerome Arnold Jr. and Patri- community and in the larger greetings from his organiza- Red Bank attended the cere- that she became a citizen and have been living with the tika Ali Hassan (Cyprus). Sayed Lotfy El-Menshawy sense," Superior Court Judge when her mother took the oath Manza family since they were Hazlet: Che-Yi Chang (Chi- cia Mary Arnold (for) Mary (for) Yaser-El-Sayed El- tion, and pointed out toe duties monies as part of their efforts Beth Arnold (Colombia), and Louis R. Aikins told the new which go along with to attain citizenship badges of allegiance in 1951 However, 10-weeks old. The girls dressed na), Chia-Kun Chang (China), Menshawy (Egypt), Nicholas citizens as he presided over sinbe the original records alike in eyelet dresses, were Marie Zichichi (Tunisia), Pa- Moria Lynn Guenthner (for) Dimitrios Balanikas citizenship. Representatives of the Daniel Ryan Guenthner (Col- naturalization proceedings for League of Women Voters, were lost, she went though the accompanied to the ceremo- tricia Ann Mulroy (England), (Greece), Joseph Frank "Citizenship gives you the ombia). the new Americans. Matawan-Aberdeen chapter — ceremonies once again yester- nies by their 7W-year-old Zilpa Tavel (Israel), Mahfouz Koegler (Switzerland), Maria right to participate in law Judge Aikins also reminded Karen Young, its president, day. brother Anthony. Abdou Soliman (Egypt), Monmouth Beach. Mary Julliete Koegler (Switzer- nuking," Mr. gaynor said. the new citizens to remember and Gina Lovett, also at- "After being here this Carrying a pet red and Jogeshkumar Himatlal Shah Elizabeth Alvino and Ralph land I, Maria Caterina Vespa the rules of good citizenship, Representatives of a tended, as did Mrs. William A. length of time and under- white stuffed mouse and a (India), and Nenlta Keyes Vincent Alvino (for) Michael (IUly). as he pointed out how tempers number of organizations at- Smith, regent of the Tennent standing the language, the flower basket and accom- Castillo (Philippines). Ralph Alvino (Colombia). Roosevelt: Kin Kui Ng flared recently in the snooting tended the session to welcome Chapter of the Daughters of naralization ceremony is very panied by 10 family friends Howell: Atina Calukovic Morganville: Karl and (Hong Kong), and Chen-Nain death of a New York man on a the new citizens. the American Revolution. meaningful," said a happy who traveled from Northern (Yugoslavia) and Narma Step- Fuchan Chang (China). Wen Wang (China). Neptune: Kathleen Semore gas-waiting line in New York. Among them was Mrs. Al- Members of the Tamar and Mrs. Dwyer yesterday. She Jersey and New York, was anow (Germany). Rumson: James Kieran Seymoure (Jamaica), Keith " Consider carefully more lyn Tracy Heck, county super- Ayelet Chapters of B'Nai was accompanied by her 13- Mary Beth Arnold 4Vi, Colum- Key port: Maria Luisa Freyne (Ireland), and Teresa Ansel Wallace (Jamaica), patience and understanding of intendent of elections, who Brith Women, served home- year old son Sean Dwyer, who bian-born daughter of Mr. and Lopez (Colombia). Freyne (Ireland). Consolacion de Gracia Mo- the needs of ourselves and oth- with her staff enrolled 69 of made cakes and pastries and proudly held the flag that each Mrs. Harry Arnold of Mid- Lincroft: Loenie Uan Koe Union Beach: WilUam John rales (Philippines), Ronald ers, and try to keep in mind the 96 new Americans on the beverages to the new citizens. new citizen is presented dletown. Grandparents, aunts (Indonesia). Green (England), Gregorio de " We've got to get a and cousins joined the Mary Long Branch: Maria dos Desmond and Ruth Desmond Vera Servito (PhilippinesI. flagpole to display the flag," Beta's family, to mark the Prazeres Lopes (Portugal), (for) Jessica Eden Desmond Merla Quinto Servito (Philip- said Mrs. Dwyer, telling Sean special day for the youngster Marc Claude Torjman (Mo- (Colombia), Aida Longo (Ita- pines), Lina Mascolino (Ita- that since he's a Boy Scout, who has been with the Arnold rocco), Maria Alice Alves Da ly), Rosalina Alia Shields ly), Luigl Mascolino (Italy), Board silent on Lanza the task of displaying the flag family since she was 12 days Silva (Portugal), and Yehia (Philippines), and Daniel and Anna Mascolino (Italy). Dewrick Dooley and Gail will rest with him. old. . - - Sadek (Egypt). ! Wayside: Mr. and Mrs. "fiy STEVEN V MJBKTKIN the charges or complaints Snoden Dooley (for) David Lanza, and are in the process For Mrs. Maria Avila, a Aberdeen: John Michael Manalapan: Anton Nicolas FRank Manio (for) for filed against Mr. Lanza. of taking corrective actions Curcia (for) Christopher Snoden Dooley (Korea). EATONTOWN - The mother of four, who is a native Gagliardi (The Netherlands). Melissa and Marianne Manzo, Mr. Kalisch's son Peter within the normal business hi- Michael Curcia (Colombia). Port Monmouth: Tsu-Tai Board of Education, main- of Columbia, yesterday was: Manasquan: Qamar South Korea. Jr., who attended schools erarchy of our staff," Mr. Asbury Park: Athanasios taining that complaints about " like the day I got married." here, also voiced support for Kernan continued. "That's all Evthimios Stefanou (Greece), Meadowbrook School principal " I feel so happy," said the the principal. we have to say on that subject Elsie Matilda Morris (Jamai- Charles Lanza are personnel wife of Chief Warrant officer "I have always known him tonight." ca), George Karras (Greece), matters, steadfastly refused Carlos Avila, who will join her to be a fine principal dedicated After the meeting, Mr. Evelyne Vilme (Haiti), Laszlo to answer questions about the husband next month on his to his students," the younger Keman declined to clarify Kocsoh (Hungary), Angelos complaints posed by residents tour of duty in Germany. Mrs. Mr. Kalisch said. "I find the what he meant by "corrective Vretos (Greece). at last night's meeting. comments about him in the Avila was accompnanied to actions," and attributed his the ceremonies by her friend, Bradley Beach: Lydla Kut- About 60 persons attended newspaper totally out of char- use of the phrase to "seman- acter." Mrs. Dorothy Clayton, a Fort tab (Jordan). the meeting, which had to be tic error." Colts Neck: Julie Cueto moved from the Board offices Dr. Lester F. Russell of Monmouth neighbor, who took "It's a matter that's under photographs of Mrs. Avila tak- (Colombia). at the Memorial School to the Howell Township, a former control," Mr. Kernan said. Eatontown: Ok Nan Chang 4 DAYS ONLY...TODAY THRU FRIDAY school's all-purpose room as a resident and current president ing the oath of allegiance. "The staff is reacting proper- A husband and wife from (Korea), Christine Marie result of the unexpected of the Eatontown Kiwanis, ly." said Mr. Lanza had asked him Morganville, Fuchan and Karl Haunz (Germany), Adina The- crowd. Mr. Kernan declined to ex- odocia Tracey (Jamaica), The audience appeared to to sit in at a meeting with Chang both Taiwan-born, were plain how the staff was reac- obviously elated with their Maria Cristina Avila (Colom- be almost evenly divided be- parents to discuss discipline ting. problems at the Meadowbrook new citizenship. bia), Ping Cheng (China), tween parents and teachers, Board member Gerald J. SUPER COUPONS School. "I've traveled a lot and Elizabeth Ann Escalante but only three persons, all pa- Tarantolo, who'was president rents, spoke during the public Further meetings were when the charges were filed in portion of the meeting. planned because of the success April, had described the con- The three residents ex- of the first meeting, Dr. Rus- troversy over Mr. Lanza last pressed concerns about a Dai- sell said. week as "an unfortunate situ- 25% to 50% off ly Register article last week However, Mr. Lanza called ation." Pay bills the easy, SOME IN LIMITED SUPPLY, WHILE THEY LAST. HURRY INI which reported that the Eaton- to say that he had been or- Last night, Mr. Tarantolo money-saving way [ F.T. COUPON J F.T. COUPON"*) " " " N town Teachers Association dered to cancel the meetings, reaffirmed that evaluation. % had voted "no confidence" in Dr. Russell asserted. "It's unfortunate that it HEMLOCKSI PINESI Mr. Lanza. "I was quite chagrined to PLUS 5\ interest ANDROMEDA tends to be a polarization," Evergreen shrubs in The association cited Mr. find that this charge was made 15'lo 18" shrubs Mr. Tarantolo said. "I would per annum. gal containers Reg 4 99 Lanza for what it termed "a in the newspaper," Dr. Rus- like to see us get back into the B&B Reg 5 99 lack of educational leader- sell said. "I might say that it business of education. The ship" at the school even seems to be a case of adults seem to be playing I Pi foudtone Savings subterfuge. I'm not sure if this Teachers' union president games, and it's the children ^^J NEPTUNE • ASDURY PARK- MANALAPAN is the case. It appears that MtmbtfSlIC John J. Collins charged that who suffer." Limit 6 Expires 6/8/79 Mr. Lanza avoided personal someone is out to get Mr. communication with the Lanza. I want to see justice done, so I will stand behind Nr. school's teaching staff, and \¥17> OUPON j'"*N did not become actively in- Lanza." volved with the functioning of The parents present ap- The Daily and Sunday Register AGERATUM the school. plauded all three speakers, but I* planning an outdoor Arts and 6 large plants in All shrubs in gal super cell packs cans, reg 3 99ea The teachers had asked the the teachers present remained Crafts Show and Sale for July 14. silent. Regularly 1 99 board in April to certify We would like to Invite Interested charges to the state education In response to the com- persons to show and sell their arts commissioner against one of ments, Board Attorney the district's four principals Eugene Iadanza said that the Arts and crafts. Only Individually pro- 2.99 each | for allegedly harrassing a board could not discuss per- duced Items will be allowed. Cer- Limn 8 Expires 6/8/79 J teacher. Mr. Collins has de- sonnel matters publicly until tain rules will apply. action had been taken. and clined to comment on specula- If you are interested In Partici- mm tion that the complaint con- The board has not admitted pating Please call 542-4000. Ask TF.T. COUPON J \ f \TJ. COUPON 7"* cerns Mr. Lanza. that the teachers have even for Mr. Famulary, extension 230. Mr. Lanza has also refused filed charges, Mr. Iadanza HOUSEPLANTS TOMATOES to comment, either on the contended. Crafts Over 20 varieties 6 plants in teachers' request for certifica- Board President Joseph 3" pots, reg 99t market pack tion of charges, or on the re- Kernan said that the board had The Daily Register cent "no confidence" vote. dealt with residents' concerns One resident, who identi- about the Meadowbrook The Sunday Register fied himself as Peter Kalisch, School. of 66 Burns Lane, said he had Noting that many con- One Register Plaza, Shrewsbury N.J. known Mr. Lanza for 12 years. cezned parents attended a I have full confidence in board meeting May 21, Mr. F.T. COUPON J Mr. Lanza, " Mr. Kalisch said. Kernan said, "We did take I know the man. He's a good positive action that night to Ortho ISOTOX man." direct that a field day be es- All purpose garden POTTING SOIL Mr. Kalisch demanded that tablished in the school. " mseci spray Swiss Farms the board reveal the nature of "We did meet with Mr. IN YOUR Quart Reg 8 98 20 lbs., reg 2.99 OWN HOT TUB Moves to alleviate RELAX! LPOOLSPA its financial fix Ljvr COUPON 1 COUPON By BOB BRAMLEY the board agreed to withdraw MLJ ORTHO TOMATO KENTUCKY KEANSBURG - The its appeal of the 1979-80 budget 55--1 VEGETABLE DUST Board of Education last night cut if borough council will Controls many common BLUEGRASS took the first step toward al- drop plans to appeal restora- 5 lbs. lawn seed Reg 7 99 leviation of its current finan- tion by the state commissioner cial fix of education of (167.000 it cut With six members present from the 1978-79 school budget, at a special meeting in the which was also defeated at the high school library, the board polls. Limn one. Exp. 6/8/79 J voted 5-1 to adopt a resolution In a unanimous straw vote instructing its attorney to last week, the councilmen •T. COUPON J~ N COUPON I"" withdraw its appeal of agreed to drop the appeal and FOR TICKS! Borough Council's cut of pay over to the board the PERENNIALS 1121.500 from the board's de- $167,000. plus some $25,000 it ORTHO DIAZINON feated 1979-80 school budget needs to close an apparent INSECT SPRAY Former board President budget gap in the current J & J AQUATECH POOLS 741 -3000 Pint. reg. 5 98 Richard J. Fleming cast the spending plan. Borough Coun- $04 SHREWSBURY AVE. Shrewlbury, N.|. 07701 only dissenting vote, saying he cil is expected to formalize the SALES - SERVICE - REPAIRS - PARTS - CHEMICALS - PATIO FURNITURE - HOT TUBS - SPAS "cannot see how the board action in its regular meeting can see fit not to challenge the tomorrow night. The whole idea behind a Hoi Tub Whirlpool Spa is to BUILDERS DESIGNERS AND INSTALLERS cut bearing in mind the condi- relax your body You sink back and your body Of CONCRETE AND VINYL POOLS SINCE 1951. The compromise, which is rediscovers Ihe simple pleasures ol relaxalion tion our budget is in and the estimated to cost the tax- Each Hoi Tub Whirlpool Spa is designed with requirements for school im- D PLEASE SEND ME MORE INFORMATION ON X F.T. COUPON 1 payers about 50 cents per $101) maximum body support and comlort in mind The YOUR HOT TUI WHIRLPOOL SPA. provements insisted on by Mr. of assessed valuation on their swirling hot water and soothing air bubbles message PRO-EDGE. 20 ft iMilton) Hughes (county su- 1980 property taxes, will and relax your tired body Corrugated Edging perintendent of schools). JSJ Aquatech oilers a wide variety ol Hoi Tubs and Black Lawn Edging enable the board to finish this Whirlpool Spas lo meei every indoor and outdoor Heavy duty, high- Patrician 3-3/4x4011 "Mr Hughes was talking school year in the black Dur- application density polyelhelene roll green plastic about improvements that be- ing the 1979-80 school year, it The quality workmanship and energy saving design will have to get along on makes Ihe JSJ Aqualech Hoi Tub Whirlpool Spa very came necessary over a period economical lo operate of years ... I feel we can $121,500 less than it budgeted Lei J4J Aqualech introduce you lo a Hot Tub tighten our belts and live with The board will also save Whirlpool Spa experience today, please call or write js j AOUATECH rabis' &3.88Si¥*1.19i this budget." retorted Mrs. Limit 3. Exp 6/8/79 Limn 3 Expirn 6/8/79 about $9,000 in interest on Div ol J6J Swimpool Strykn Supply Inc. MM Skwntw, An. Dnwitwr. I.J. 07701 Julia Fleming, no relation, an- funds it has borrowed to make / s- other board member. Coupons can not be combined on the same item Open Monday Ihru Friday 9 a.m. up the budget gap caused by Watt LONO BRANCH 10 8 p.m. Sat 8:30 lo 8, Sun 9 to Meeting last week in joint the cut and the apparent defi- ' Copynghl-1979 Monmouth Rd. (HI. 71) Phone: (201) 229-2587 6 Some items in limited supply session with Borough Council. cit