Gambaccini, Goldzweig receive first Kozloski Service Awards ByKENJAUTZ fast at the Sheraton Gardens here, voluntary counsel to the board. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The including representatives of the The bearings, held a year ago thii Central New Jersey Tranaportetton board's six constituent municipal month, resulted in ICC raUags that Board, the sUte's most active and ities, a host of elected county and bus companies must provide Malting, influential bus commuters' group, state officials and Congressman aircooditioning, light* and other com- yesterday presented Louis J. Garo- James Howard, D-NJ, who served as mon amenities and saftoy features on t^l || of the state keynote speaker. all buses, regardless of the length of Department of Transportation, and Jack Sadow, the board's vice the route traveled. Arthur Goldsweig, Marlboro Town- chairman, praised Goldiwieg for his Previously, such regulations ap- ship Attorney, with the group's first "hundreds of hours of voluntary ef- plied only to those buses that traveled annual Walter J. KoxioaU Commuter fort to the board," and Gambaccini at least 100 miles over state Use* Service Award for being "the first appointed com- Hailed as a "historic and prece- The awards, established ia Iks missioner of transportation to take dent-setting" ruling that would affect memory of the late Assemblymen the time to come and listen to our commuters nationwide, the ICC de- Walter J. Koxioeki, were presented to complaints and recommendations." cision was the first aver to uphold a AWARDS CIMMONY - From Itfl to right Louis widow of Assemblyman Walter J. Kozloski, after the two men in honor of their years of Goldzweig, formerly the mayor of petition by a commuter group. J. O'Brien. Jr., chairman of tho Central Now Jorioy Goldzweig and Oambacclnl war* presented with the effort In aiding bus commuters Marlboro Township, orchestrated the Gambaccini, appointed as com- Trantportatkm Board, Arthur Goldzwolg, Marlboro board's first annual Kozloski Commuter Service throughout the state. first bearings held outside of Wash- missioner by Governor Brendan Township attorney, Louis J. Gambacclnl, sUta com- Award yesterday. The awards were presented before ington by the federal Interstate Com- Byrne in May 1978, also serves at mlsslonar of transportation, and Louis* Kozloski. more thaa 100 guests during a break- merce Commission while serving as awl The Daily Register Nonmouth County's Great Home Newspaper VOL. 102 NO. 250 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 21.1980 20 CENTS Saved Visit to son _. . £ Police, Coast Guard rescue boatman, son is approved LONG BRANCH - City police and the Shark River Coast Guard rescued two men whose boat ran into trouble off the fishing pier late yesterday after- noon. John Harlinski, Jersey City, and his son, Joseph, left Sandy Hook in Harlinski's 24-foot skiff en route to Belmar, police said - but with half their fuel supply depleted, they became concerned that they by militants wouldn't have enough left to reach their destination. A apnkasmsn for the militants said yes- Harlinski headed his boat for shore and bis son The militants holding the U.S. Embassy in terday they decided against allowing fami- Jumped overboard and started swimming In, police Tehran have given permission for an Ameri- lies of the hostages to visit the captives but said. ii stepfather and mother to vteit might reconsider if asked by Ayatollah Patrolman Robert Batallle, on duty on the i for the captors said today Rohollah Khomeini, the leader of the Iranian boardwalk at the time, observed the vessel flounder- However, it was not known when the vteit revolution. ing and coordinated the rescue effort, police said. would take place between Marias Sgt Kevin Later yesterday. F«^ Minister Sadogh The younger Harlinski was taken to Monmouth Hermenlag, *>, ate mother, Barbara Thorn, Medical Center for treatment of exposure, after aad bar hist aad. Kenneth, of Oak Creek, waa in favor of leeting the hostages' Im- being pulled from the ^degree water. His father •Aft mediate families visit them. And Radio and the skiff were towed to the Shark River bust at Today wa have decided to permit the Belmar. stepfather and mother of the hostags to visit and Ghotbsadeh had sent a written reqnestto Batallle and Patrolman Brian Carter, who as- bha," a spokesman tor the snilitaate said. the militants to let Mrs TtmravlBt her son sisted In the rescue, are the investigating officers. Asked whether Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Mrs. Timm arrived in Tehran Saturday in approved the visit, he said, "Of course." defiance of President Carters ban on travel The Thorns' lawyer. Carl McAf as of Nor- to Inn by all Americans except Journalists ton, Vs., said before the aamunpamsat was Relatives of three other hostages also were made that Mrs. Timm had a "definite planning to go to Tehran this week, according r PlMaJid] bV RQsMrt *• WisftaWt! statement from the students that she could to a group in Lawrence, Kan., that arranged ANATOMY OF A RESCUE — John Harlinski of see her son." Eaater services for the captives by three U.S. Jersey City waits aboard his floundering skiff "It is a question of whan," said McAfee. clergyman. Misty off the shore of Long Branch yesterday "We are nursing Iks telephone." laaVMLaasjal (photo at left) for cltv police and the Shark River Coast Guard to rescue him. Below left, Patrolman Brian Carter helps Harlinski Over 4 the side of the boat while Patrolmen Robert No Si' from Castro yet Bataille and James Coyne take control of trie vessel. Below right, Harlinski relaxes on shore following his narrow escape. His son Joseph, who started to swim to shore, also was rescued on Costa Rican offer and the skiff was towed to safety In Belmar. . SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) - Costa the Cuban government barred the use of Rica has offered asylum to the 10,000 Cubans Costa Rica as an intermediate atop and said still trying to leave Havana via the Peruvian that henceforth the Cubans must be flown Embassy and appealed to Fidel Castro to let direct to those countries accepting them as the evacuation resume immediately. refugees. The Cuban president did not answer the Costa Rica responded yesterday by offer- Costs Rican offer yesterday immediately or ing to accept all of those fleeing from com- lift the ban he imposed Friday on flights to munist rale. the Central American country. Bat he did "The doors of Costa Rica remain open for allow 8 of the would-be exile* to flU empty all those who seek a comer In the world seats on an Iberia Airlines night torn Ha- wherein to fulfill their aspirations of liberty vana to Madrid X and peace, without taking into account their Since most of the Cubans who crowded origin, Ideology or color of their skin," the into the Peruvian Embassy's grounds two Foreign Ministry said in a statement. weeks ago want to go to the United States and "We will allow them to stay here but they flights between Havana and Miami would be can also go to other countries if they want difficult to arrange, Costa Rica offered to to," said one Costa Rican official. give the refugees temporary haven until asy- In addition to Para, which has agreed to lum could be arranged for them. accept 1,000, and the United States, which After about 700 had been flown to San Jose has said it will take up to 3,500, Argentina, and half of those had bean ftown on to Peru, Sec Ne STtreaa Castre, page I Dear Dad: The Inside Story Send water THE WEATHER MUNCIE, Ind (AP) - When students at Ball State 4 University wrote borne last rstr ana sliasat —i***-1 —>«•»——— »« "j weak, the message was: saaay today aad tisaimw with highs heth days "Mom and Dad, send wa- areaad «. Lews te the axM ate u tew Ms linl|hl ter." And area parents have ramplat.rep.it page*. been complying, carting Mere thaa l.tM expected at .11 gallons of water to univer- Arm wrestlers abaaad ta Asaary Park. .11 sity dormitories. Whateefasatete The water deliveries Or, IT began Thursday when Mun- cte Water Works Co. of- ficials found the city's wa- Bridge advice.. II DAILY REGISTER ter contained a high level of Thousands flock to Jersey boardwalks, beaches ..I PHONE NUMBERS slimy bacteria. .1S41 Utility officials, who are By LARRY HAAS rants were all crowded and there was "no trou- traffic was "normal" on their road and said .... II Toll Free.... .171-MM working to clean the sys- The water was much too cold for swimming — ble" to mar the festivities, according to police. there were "nodelays." II Ten Free.... MU1M tem, knew the bacteria • Creeaword panic.. 55 degrees off the Long Branch pier-but that did Traffic was reported anywhere from light to And even In the areas where traffic was more I Classified Dept... .Mt-1700 strain was not harmful. But Editorials. not keep thousands of area residents away from heavy on the various roads leading to the beaches. congested, in Sea Bright where it was "heavy" I they feared it indicated oth- er harmful bacteria could county beaches yesterday. The Garden State Parkway experienced and in Long Branch where it was' "extremely lifestyle W4I be hi the water and asked Under partly sunny skies and cool breeses, heavy," according to local police, everything Make A Date... close to ION showed up at the beach at Sea Bright, moved smoothly. ".'".' 4 residents to boil any drink- Ocean Grove Sunday: according to borough police. All in all, those who chose to were able to , 11-14 ing water. Fountains were In Long Branch, few were on the sand, al- Auto; people, page 4 enjoy a peaceful day along the snore, and did not Tetevtetea... turned off at the Muscle campus. though a few who opted for a quiet afternoon were have to worry about Inclement weather or found fishing along the- water. "It's a problem because "moderate" traffic and Holmdel State Police bumper-to-bumper traffic. Fsbulous Luncheons at Smart Business People However, It was the boardwalk In Long you have to take water with reported that cars and trucks were moving well Crowds were also reported oat hi droves in Fromagerie, » Ridge Rd. use Front Page Readers for Branch which waa hopping with activity. Rides, you to brush your teeth or to on the major thoroughfare. Asbury Park. Seaside Heights, Atlantic City and Rumson. Tues. fashion show, fast results. Call 54X4000. gsmws, wheels, enclosed arcades, and restau- Rumson Roulette. See Dear dad:, page 1 The New Jersey Turnpike police said that the Wildwoods. 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 21,1980 Candidates in high gear on eve of pivotal primary PHILADELPHIA (AP) - campaigning for the pivotal the faraway leader in dele- votes to win the Republican Ronald Reagan campaigned Pennsylvania election, draw- gate strength. nomination. with a Republican rival ing sizable crowds but shying Senate Republican Leader Ohio Gov. James A. tuned ally, George Bush said away from any forecast of Howard H. Baker Jr., who Rhodes also endorsed Reagan be has the makings of a GOP the outcome tomorrow. The withdrew his own presiden- yesterday. Reagan said that comeback, and Sen. Edward pointers rate Carter the fa- tial candidacy after the first would be a big asset in a June M Kennedy insisted that his vorite. Kennedy vowed that three primaries, endorsed 3 primary with 77 delegates Democratic challenge is defeat would "absolutely Reagan last night. at stake. neither divisive nor done, as not" lead him to quit the "On paper, the numbers "This has been a magnif- candidates and proxies race. simply say that the time has icent week for us," Reagan hunted votes on the eve of the The competition is for US come to rally around the said in Columbus. He gained Pennsylvania presidential Democratic nominating dele- almost certain nominee of a half-dosen delegates in Min- primary. gates, apportioned in line the party," Baker said. nesota on Saturday, and Vice President Walter F. with popular vote showings The Republican numbers picked up 19 delegates by Mondale campaigned for the by congressional district read Reagan 411 delegates, sweeping Alaska's state GOP absent President Carter, ask- In the Republican race, 83 Bush 96, Rep. John B. An- convention yesterday. Ne- ing fennsylvanians to "get delegates are at stake, and derson, who is not on the vada Republicans decided in everyone out there voting and while they will be legally un- Pennsylvania ballot, 57. An- convention to run a slate of give this president a chance committed, the Reagan camp derson is on the verge of de- Reagan supporters in their to continue serving our na- claims at least SO of them will claring himself an independ- May 27 primary. tion." be supporters of the former ent presidential candidate. But Bush won 17 delegates Kennedy has spent 12 days California governor, already It will take Mt delegate in Maine, where Reagan didn't get any. Four uncom- mitted delegates were chosen SHOPPING FOR VOTES — Sen. Edward M. Kennedy delphia suburb of Falrless Hills. Kennedy Is seeking acre. talks to a crowd of more than 1,000 persons during a voter support In tomorrow's Pennsylvania Democratic stop yesterday at the Oxford Valley Mall in the Phila- Those were skirmishes; primary flection, widely regarded as a crucial test. the big test Is Pennsylvania, said he is not a candidate for strength at weekend caucuses Convention, and the Carter where Bush insists that he vice president, but added that Bush said only 29 percent in Minnesota, Oklahoma and camp also sees the state as an can and will win in the popu- if be were asked to run, "Of of the Republican delegates Virginia. arena In which Kennedy TION lar vote. It is not binding, course you would do that; any have bean chosen so far, and He now has 948 of the 1,888 could be virtually eliminated By The Associated Press delegates are elected sepa- by defeat. active Republican would do insisted be still can turn the vote* It will take to win the rately, and Reagan Is confi- that." campaign around. "I'm While Mondale did the per- Democratic nomination. dent of gaining a majority. Reagan wouldn't discuss more elecUble, and I've got sonal campaigning, Carter "I'm vain," Reagan said. vice presidential prospects to prove it," he said. Kennedy has 477. used the White House to Stress fracture stressed Haig: Preposterous "I'd like to win the beauty "I refuse to let myself even The Pennsylvania delega- make bis case by telephone, contest" In the Democratic race. tion will be the third largest CHICAGO — Jogging may be good for BALTIMORE - Former Vice President think on that subject until 1 television and published in- Splro Agnew says he resigned the nation's In that cause, he added an am much closer to 988," he Carter gained delegate at the Democratic National terviews. your health, but it can also give you painful election-eve campaign swing. stress fractures, says a report In the upcom- No. 2 job more than six yean ago because he feared for his life from a top aide to then- Baker endorsed Reagan at a ing Journal of the American Medical As- rally In suburban Springfield, sociation. President Richard Nixon. His story, however, has been labeled then joined him for election- The article, written by Dr. Joseph F. eve campaigning that will Defense fund boost sought Nortray In the April 25 edition, warns that "preposterous" by a spokesman for Gen. Alexander Haig, who allegedly made the take them across the state to it's not always a good Idea to "run It off" Pittsburgh. when a sharp pain appears in the foot or leg veiled death threat. WASHINGTON (AP) - proposing $147.9 billion for itary outlays totaling 86.2 pears to be in the House-Sen- while you are jogging. According to a copyright article by The Baker said the endorse House conservatives are defense. billion above Carter's re- ate conference committee Writers Bloc, a group of free-lance writers ment had nothing to do with making a strong bid to boost Some congrasslonal quest that will work out differences That pain might signify a stress fracture, the possibility that Reagan which is best treated by rest, says Nortray, based In New York, Agnew makes that con- defense spending In the 1981 sources say that if it appears Sen. Alan Cranston, D- between the House and Sen- tention in Us new book, "Go Quietly ... Or might choose him for the vice budget by 85.1 billion by cut- the Holt-Gramm proposal Calif., the assistant majority of the Department of Radiology at Henrotln presidential nomination. He atejrersions. Hospital In Chicago. Else." The story was published by the Sun- ting an equal amount from will pan. Rep. Robert N. leader, has spearheaded the Gtaimo. D-Coon , the House Overall, the House-pro- "The best treatment for all stress frac- day Baltimore News American. already-beleaguered drive to trim that military posed budget would set 1981 Haig, who la recovering from open-heart domestic programs. Budget Committee chair- spending, but the liberals ap- tures Is rest from any activity that causes man, might try to bead off federal spanning at 8811.8 pain," he says. surgery in Florida, laughed when told of The amendment to shift pear to be facing a tough up- , compared to 88119 Agnew's claims, according to Francis L. Abortion the move by first proposing a. hill fight Nortray writes that he and other col- the money is sponsored by smaller defense Increase. in the senate version. leagues have tested a technique for diagnos- Murphy, a spokesman at United Technologies Reps. Marjorie S. Holt, R- Higher defense spending Corp. in Hartford, Conn. Haig became presi- Four other Republican Carter has recommended a ing stress fractures earlier than is currently Md , and Phil Gramm, D- has ban one of the Senate's $811.5 billion budget that gen- available through conventional X-rays. dent of the corporation after a stint as com- decision Texas. It will be considered amendments also will be of- top priorities Last year, the mander of NATO forces. fered to the budget along with erally parallels the House The technique, radiouuclide bone scans, when the House begins de- Senate voted overwhelmingly committee's proposal. often will reveal the stress fracture early, bate Wednesday on a pro- five from liberal Democrats. to recommend a 1981 increase which is important because undlagnosed Retaliation rejected awaited posed balanced budget for fis- The GOP proposals gener- in defense that would be 5 Meanwhile, the adminis- ally call tor deeper domestic tration appears confident stress fractures can progress to complete CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. - The NAACP is WASHINGTON (AP) - cal 1981, which starts Oct. 1. percent above inflation. fractures, he says. cute, more money for defense Swimming against that that It has the totes In the resisting calls for violent retaliation after The Supreme Court is grappl- Mrs. Holt and Gramm and a business tax cut. Liber- police charged three Ku Klux Klanwnen with ing once again with the pas- tide, Cranston has proposed House to approve $1X3 mil- claim that 140 members of al Democrats want to boost an alternative budget that lion needed for Carter's pro- the weekend shootings of four black women, sion-laden issue of whether the House — or nearly one- domestic spending and re- Publishers meeting an NAACP leader says. the government should pay would cut the Senate Budget posed draft registration for third of the membership - duce tax breaks for the Committee's defense figure 19- and 20-year-old men. HONOLULU - The Associated Press George Key, Chattanooga chapter presi- for "medically necessary" have endorsed their proposal. wealthy. holds its annual meeting here today, marking dent of the National Association for the Ad- abortions for poor women. by 815 billion and increase "There are plenty of vancement of Colored People, said Sunday If approved, the change Meanwhile, in the Senate, domestic spending that was votes to pass It," one White the opening of the American Newspaper Pub- The Justices set aside 2* would put defense spending at leading liberals continue to Ushers Association's traditional "newspaper that It will press for Justice in the courts hours today to hear the legal severely cut by the commit House vote-counter said. The against the three men, one of whom staged a $153 billion, 82.5 billion higher try to roll back the bef ty de- tea, rate is scheduled tomorrow. and constitutional Issues than the 1150.5 billion Presi- fense increases recom- The ANPA convention sessions April 21-23 meeting between the two groups last month. raised by attorneys in compa- ' Cranston has been Joined Carter's plan would re- Bill Church, 23, of Chattanooga, and two dent Carter has asked. The mended by toe Senate Budget by White House lobbyists, will cover topics ranging from the con- nion lawsuits from New York House Budget Committee is Committee, which wants mil- quire all 19- and 20-year-old troversy over the Olympics to the American other men, both Identified as Klansmen, and Chicago. pressuring for a budget men to register at post of- hostages in Iran, and will be highlighted by a faced a bearing today before a City Court Trial judges in both cities closer to that proposed by the fices as soon as the system speech by U.N. Secretary-General Kurt judge. Police charged each of the men with ruled it unconstitutional for president and the House com- could be set up this summer. Waldhelm on Wednesday. four counts of assault with intent to commit Congress to forbid federal mittee, t The Boise bill does not in- The AP meeting, which is expected to murder after Saturday's shotgun attack from welfare payments for abor- Begin offering However, the best chance clude registration of women, draw newspaper and broadcast executives a speeding car on the four women as they left tions considered necessary to for a lower defense figure ap- a provision Carter favored. from every state, will include the election of a downtown nightspot. protect a mother's health. six directors of the news cooperative, a Police said that Church, who Identifies All sides in the con- luncheon speech by President Ferdinand E. himself as Imperial wizard of the Justice troversy have called the case military bases People Marcos of the Philippines and a report on Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Larry Payne, of the two suits significant, WASHINGTON (AP) - the Tudeh Party, the best or- "News by Satellite" from AP President 28, and Marshall Thrash, JO, all from Chat- and dozens of organizations Israeli Prime Minister Men- tanooga, were jailed on 840,000 bond. A police ganized group... waiting." Keith Puller and Vice President David have offered their views to achem Begin says the United Because of the long border Bowen. source said Payne and Thrash are members the court in legal briefs. The States is out of range for re- of Church's group. between the Soviet Union and Marcos was one of a number of govern- justices are expected to issue acting to a crisis and should Iran, the United States' nu- ment and diplomatic leaders Invited to Ha- a decision by the end of June. station military forces in the clear arsenal and big ships waii by the publishers asssorlatton. Among Montana makes money "At issue is the fun- Middle East and "in every "are completely Irrelevant those participating In convention sessions region where there is a possl- HELENA, Mont. - Montana grows rich damental right of reproduc- in such a situation," Begin will be representatives of the governments of tive freedom. The court's de- bllity of Soviet ex- said. the United States, Canada and the Soviet at the expense of consumers in other states cision will affect the very pansionism." Union. by charging unreasonably high taxes on coal being of American women," He added: "I think the production, lawyers were preparing to argue In an interview j taped The ANPA said the guests were invited on said Eleanor Smeal, presi- before he left Washington last United Steles must now con- the basis of news Interest, not political today before the state Supreme Court. dent of the National Or- sider very carefully to have "This Montana coal is a birthright of the Friday, the Israeli leader philosophy. ganisation for Women. said, "If you want facilities conventional forces on the entire nation," said William P. Rogers, NOW planned a "standing in our country, we shall put spot, not to bring them from former U.S. secretary of state, in a written vigil" across from the court them at your disposal. I afar In time of crisis. ... to Sea disaster analyzed brief. grounds during the argu- would recommend it to the bring them from California, At Issue in the bearing Is a state sever- ments. (Israeli) government." even by planes, it will take TAMPA, Fla. - The chief Investigator of ance tax averaging $2 to 83 a ton on coal The matter reached the days. And ships, It will take the Coast Guard's worst peacetime disaster mined in the "Treasure State," which holds The interview was broad- high court when the Justice cast yesterday on ABC's "Is- weeks." says be has assembled the pieces from 41 about one-fourth of the nation's coal re- Department and other defen- days of bearings and arrived at an answer to serves, most of it owned by the federal sues and Answers." Begin offered no insights Chad Everett HearyWtakler ders of the federal restriction "You know, you should into progress made during his the puxxle of the collision that led to the government appealed decisions by U.S. wall and sending Winkler deaths of 23 Coast Guardsmen. see the map," Begin said. talks with President Carter LOS ANGELES (AP)- letters and pictures of Rogers contends that unlike the major oil District Judges John Dooling "Now, the Soviet Union is In over autonomy for 1.2 million A Superior Court judge, Rear Adm. Norman Yenzke, head of a exporting countries, "Montana is not a sepa- of New York and John Grady themselves, the student Afghanistan, and through Palestinians living In Israeli- ordered actor Chad gathered around a con- special Marine Board of Inquiry into the Jan. rate nation free to exact unlimited revenues of Chicago. Baluchistan they can reach occupied territories. He said erert to take a new 28 Tampa Bay accident, said be can explain from a valuable natural resource, as It alone Solicitor General Wade the Indian Ocean In no time, "we brought a very concrete test in an attempt to ference telephone Friday why the cutter Blackthorn collided with the pleases." McCree was to present the proposal" on security ar- for a special call. oil tanker Capricorn. and there is no force to stop solve a paternity suit. The tax, passed on to millions of electrici- government position to the them. Iran itself could be- rangements, but be refused to The suit, filed on behalf "I really like to do this But his explanation will be revealed first ty consumers mostly in the Midwest and court today. come a communist state with elaborate of 5-year-old Dale Andre because I never get to in the board's written report, to be forwarded Texas, poured $58 million into Montana's Lee Everett, was dis- meet the people who watch to the Coast Guard commandant in Washing- treasury last year. Happy Days,' " Winkler ton by May 1. missed twice In Superior Montana officials, contending that early- Court on grounds that Ev- said. "I figure the special- day mining barons took gold and silver from erett had absolved himself education kids are as cool Chrysler walkout ends the state's western mountains and left only Methodists may urge in an earlier paternity suit as everyone else. But ruins behind, are determined that residents by the boy's mother, ac- sometimes they are for- DETROIT — Chrysler Corp. engineering will be paid well for coal taken from the tress Sheila Scott. gotten." employees have ended a brief strike by ap- rolling eastern prairies. message to Khomeini But the state Court of proving a new contract, a United Auto Work- Appeal ordered the suit re- BELGRADE, Yugo- en union nwifc—ni.n says. Segregation hearing INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Sentiment was Bishop Dale White of Princeton, N.J., one instated on the grounds slavia (AP)-In the grim- About 80 percent of the 500 members of CLEVELAND - The Ohio Board of building today at the governing conference of a group of clergy who visited the U.S. that the child's interests mest medical bulletin UAW Local 212 approved the new pact yes- Education, which once called federal court of the United Methodist Church to send a hostages last Christinas, and drew en- were not represented by a since President Tito was terday, said spokesman Jerry Dale. The proceedings a "collateral sideshow" to inte- message to Iran's Ayatollah Rubollah Kho- thusiastic support from several other legal guardian. hospitalized 100 days ago, main issue in the walkout, which began Fri- gration, is going to court today for hearings meini expressing regret for past Western bishops and church representatives. *** his doctors said yesterday day, involved job security, Dale said. imperialism and urging freedom for U.S. to determine If It is liable for the Intentional "It's a tremendous idea," said Bishop MISSOULA, Mont. that the 87-year-old lead- Local president Joe Zappa said the settle- segregation of Cleveland's public school* hostages. (AP) — When you're cool er's condition had, ment was reached about t p.m. Saturday. He James K. Matthews of Washington, D.C. U.S. District Judge Frank J. Battlstl Is It would be the first such gesture of "The situation has become increasingly you take time out for the worsened. gave no details of the new pact. trying to resolve an issue that has been reconciliation by a national Christian body. critical and something has to be done to little people, and nobody is Doctors not connected pending for more than six yean and on which After a Sunday of worship services, the move it before something worse happens." as cool as Jonzle, the teen with the treatment of the he has twice ruled. 1,000 clergy and lay delegates began the last idol of ABC's "Happy Yugoslav leader said be Mormons aid ERA foes half of their 10-day quadrennial conference President Carter has indicated military A finding of liability would mean the state action may be a last resort, but the national Days." might not survive longer MIAMI - Florida legislative candidates would have to share in the costs of Integra- with a heavy docket of legislative proposals Pat HoweU's seven spe- than a few more days. pouring out of committees. Methodists gathering already has author- who opposed the Equal Rights Amendment tion and in planning and Implementing the ized a delegation to meet with him and urge cial-education students The team of eight physi- got thousands of dollars in a last-minute court's orders. The Cleveland school budget A measure was recommended by a "restraint, peace and reconciliation." wlU tell you that actor cians treating Tito In a campaign by Mormon Church leaders, The for 1180 includes about 825 million in de- churcb-and-soclety committee, beaded by Henry Wlakler, who plays medical dlnlc In Ljubl- Miami Herald says. segregation-related expenses. Washington Supreme Court Justice James Bishop James Armstrong of Aberdeen, Arthur Fonxarelli, Is cool, jana, some 400 miles Church sources said leaders hoped to A lawsuit seeking to desegregate Ohio's Dolliver, calling on the 9.6-mllUon-raember S.D., said the nation's mood has "become too. northwest of here, said raise at least $10,000 for each candidate in the largest public school system was filed before denomination to appeal directly to Kho- mean and bellicose" since the 50 Americans After long preparation bleeding to the stomach as final 17 days before the 1978 election, accord- Battisti In December 1*73. At that time, meini "in the name of God the merciful, were taken Nov. 4, and that Americans that Included reading all well as liver damage — ing to a story published yesterday. The there were 1*5,000 pupils in the district, 57 the compassionate" — typical terms of need to understand the rage of Iranians the magazine articles they regarded as his two sources In the SalfLake City-based Church of percent of them Mack. Today, there are Moslem prayer. against horrors perpetrated on them by the could find about the Fonz, gravest ailments — were Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints estimated about W,000 pupils in the Cleveland public The move was suggested earlier by U.S.-backed shah. posting his pictures on the both spreading. •I least 110,010 was contributed schools, about two-thirds black. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 21,1980 The Daily Register 3 Visit to her hostage son is approved by militants (Continued) said the loading of tankers had stopped. Another American who defied Carter's The Tokyo financial newspaper Ninon travel ban was Dick Gregory, who arrived in Kezai said a government official told itPresi- the Iranian capital Saturday. Rock Newman, dent Carter would guarantee Japan oil from a member of the Howard University staff Alaska or the Middle East to survive an who also Is in Tehran, said Gregory hoped to Iranian embargo. A Japanese government meet with Khomeini and the hostages and spokesman said his rence the government was fasting while he waited. will dip Into its sizable reserves of crude oil. Meanwhile, Khomeini's revolutionary re- But Japan apparently has already lined up gime was beset with more fighting in re- 200,000 barrels of oil a day to replace nearly bellious Kurdistan, continuing unrest on the 40 percent of its Iranian imports. Last month university campuses and the threatened loss it signed an agreement to get 75,000 more of much of its vital oil revenue. barrels a day from Mexico, beginning in The 28th army division in Sananda], the October. And the Middle East Economic Sur- Kurdish rebels' capital In northwest Iran, vey, a weekly oil newsletter, reported that said its troops were being fired on at the the six major Japanese oil companies signed officers' club, the radio and TV station and a contract to buy 125,000 barrels a day from the airport. It warned people in those areas Qatar starting April 1. to flee, Radio Tehran said. Foreign ministers of the nine-nation Eu- Kurdish rebel sources reported 60 govern- ropean Economic Community and Japan ment troops and rebels were killed in fighting were meeting today in Luxembourg to dis- Friday and Saturday in the town of Saghez, 90 cuss joint action In support of the U.S. sanc- miles northwest of Sanandaj, and 10 civilians tions against Iran. Portugal on Thursday became the first European nation to cut off WAIT UNTIL NEXT YEAR — Marco Pasanella, of were killed there Sunday. The Tehran newspaper Kayhan said a trade with Iran in support of the United New York City, can only watch sadly after being forced States. to drop out of the race because of an ankle injury. spokesman for the Kurdish Democratic Par- Pasanella had completed only two laps when the injury ty, which is spearheading the Kurds' drive occurred. for autonomy, told it, "Kurdistan is explod- Man plunges to death AROUND THE FIRST TURN. IT'S... Cyclists leave Borough Hall on First Avenue ing," and that hundreds of Kurds were and start tlwlr first turn In the gruelling 10O-kllometer Velo Classic In Atlantic fleeing across toe border Into Turkey to from a ferris wheel Highlands yesterday in what Is described as the most difficult raceof Its kind. escape government air attacks. Gambaccini, Goldzweig SYRACUSE, NY. (AP) - While his On the university campuses, one student brother hung an to a cross-bar, a 24-year-old was reported killed and hundreds injured man plunged 60 feet to his death from a get Kozloski award over the weekend In battles between Moslem Ferris wheel seat, police say. Over 100 face tough course fundamentalists and leftists fighting over the ruling Revolutionary Council's order Friday Sheriff's Deputy Robert Burns said Shawn ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - More thin were Dave Ware of Miami, Fla.. and Ron (Continued) commuter organization In the to shut down the leftists' university offices in O'Brien, 24, of Onondaga, and his brother, 100 top bicycle racers from throughout the Hinson of Raleigh, NC Chairman of the Board of NJ state. a purge of anti-Islamic Ideology. Patrick O'Brien, 28, of BaldwinsviUe, were East Coast gathered here yesterday to com- The first finisher from New Jersey was Transit, the autonomous pub- Kozloski was also the man "rocking the seat back and forth" when pete in the borough'i fourth annual lOO-kllo- Jonathan Cooper of Cherry Hill, who man- lic corporation that operates who called the first major The council closed most universities in an "the chair slipped right over, ejecting both." meter Velo Classic. aged to clote In 12th place the state's mass transit sys- commuter meeting, held on effort to halt the violence, and Radio Tehran Burns said Shawn was thrown 60 feet to The race was conducted on a J.MUIo- The race, organized by the Monmouth tems. Jan 31, 1978, in Fair Haven, reported that Islamic societies and associa- the ground and landed head-first. He was meter course considered "toe toughest in County Park System and staged In coopera- Praising Gambacclnl's which sparked the 1978 North tions of Moslem students asked the council to pronounced dead on arrival at the Upstate the United States" by an official of the Unit- tion with the borough, serves as an Olympic support Of commuter groups Jersey Coast line's so-called dissolve the present university system. Medical Center. ed States Cycling Federation. Participants development competition.' Racers compete throughout the state, Sadow "commuter revolt." "They added they would no longer take Patrick "grabbed a cross bar and hung on were required to continue circling toe for qualifying points toward Olympic trials. said the commissioner had "It is very Important for part In classes under the present order," the for dear life," Burns said. He was rescued course, down First and Highlands avenues Prixes were put up by the Peddler Brielle been instrumental in alleviat- us to pay tribute to Walt broadcast said. unharmed. and Ocean Boulevard, until they had com- Cyclery, the Klwanls Clubs of Monmouth ing the traffic problems at Kozloski," Sadow said after On the economic front, it appeared that The accident occurred last night at the pleted 100 kilometers County and the Atlantic Bicycle Club Ernston Road and Route • in yesterday's breakfast meet- Iran was about to lose one of its biggest oil end of a three-day Irish Fest. The Ferris Two thousand spectators watched under Sayrevtlle, long known as an Ing. "He was one of the few customers, Japan, which has been buying wheel was in a building at the state fair- sunny skies as IB racers started out at 1 p.m. Infamous rush-hour bot- people who would listen to us 530,000 barrels of Iranian oil daily. grounds. Mudd, Trout winners when we were first getting Only 22 cyclists were able to complete the ATHENS, Ga. - Robert Trout of ABC tleneck to commuters. The National Iranian 01] Co. was trying to Ferris wheel operator Richard Stelnbar, grueling race. "After 14 years of elected started.Now we are the larg- increase the price charged Japan $2.50 a 19, of Mattydale, was injured when he was hit News, Roger Mudd of CBS News and tele- est commuter group In the Three bnurs, three minutes, and IT sec- vision producer Sylvia Fine Kaye of Beverly officials promising to take barrel, to 135, and the Japanese refused. The by the restraining bar from the spinning seat. onds alter the race began. Doug Shapiro of care of the Ernston problem, state, get active support from Iranians said they would cut off exports to The extent of his Injuries were not im- Hills, Calif., have been named recipients of all our district's legislators DU Hills, Long Island, NY, became the the George Foster Peabody broadcasting Gambaccini acted within a Japan, and one oil industry source in Tookyo mediately known. week of soliciting advise and have considerable clout. first to finish, thereby earning the winner's awards, the University of Georgia has an- Much of that we owe to him, share of the 11,000 In prises. Close behind nounced. from commuter groups," Sadow said. and this is our way of paying Because be was willing to tribute to his memory." The weather Implement minor changes Speaking at the board's No 'SV from Castro such as bus lanes and changes breakfast meeting yesterday, to the traffic light patterns in Congressman Howard said it (Continued) ment over the rush to leave his rule, his the area, Gambaccini had was appropriate that the Belgium, Brazil, Ecuador, Spain and Sweden government lifted a freeze on visas for non- saved countless commuters awards be named for have offered to accept some of the Cubans. communist journalists and allowed re- 20-30 minutes travel time a Kozloski because he was one Carlos Agullar of the Costa Rican Foreign porters, photographers and film crews into day, Sadow said. of the best friends the com- Ministry said there were indications Castro Havana just in time for a massive pro-Castro The commissioner re muters ever had. would allow flights from Havana to Miami. demonstration Saturday. However, they portedly has also been pro- Howard also said that But he said he thought that would pose legal were kept two blocks from the Peruvian moting the addition of anoth- commuters could look for- problems for the United States. embassy and denied all contact with the er lane to Route 9 between ward to greater federal aid officials and Cubans inside. for mass transportation, de- Costa Rica had said it could afford to the Garden State Parkway resettle only 300 of the Cubans on its territo- "Fidel! Fidel! Fidel!" an estimated 1 and Route 34 next year, which spite a recent trend toward million Cubans chanted as they marched past balancing the federal budget. ry, but Aguilar said contributions from for- would mean extra cuts In the eign governments and private sources would the Peruvian Embassy to mark the 19th commuters' daily travel Although a balanced anniversary of the abortive Bay of Pigs in- budget proposed by the Sen- allow the nation to accomodate up to 10,000. time. As an indication of Castro's embarrass- vasion. The two awards wert ate offers substantial cuts to presented by state Senator S. mass transportation aid, a Thomas Gagllano, R-Mon- House budget actually In- Scandals plague Soviet economy mouth, long known as a sup- crease that aid. Howard porter of greater aid to masa said he is hopeful that when a MOSCOW (AH) - Scan- while nuts bought legally prices. transportation. compromise Is finally dals in the peanut and caviar from private producers cost The operation was only a reached, monies spent on trade demonstrate that the 13.40 a pound. few months old when it was Sho A weaaty assea af iiMHtal tonal Product. They have had little lack. J. MeCartav A few handlers, unable to turn flab Into on the ballot tomorrow llqrMfMaeNely. muscle, or to encoarsge or to entice the GNP to discipline itself, are advocating Oar domestic GrosMs 1National Product, WASHINGTON (AP) - The first test of of innocence," saysstate Sen. Vincent Fumo. sero growth. This Is no easy goal, because In the eyes of other Gross NaUonal Prod- voter reaction to congressmen implicated in Even without Abscam, Myers might have the whole metabolism ul the animal In ucts, doubtless Is beaatiful. In a last preju- the Abscam bribery invetigatkm comes faced a tough battle. Some critics say he has diced view, the Gross National Product U recent years has been conditioned to rapid tomorrow m Pennsylvania, where two Demo- Ignored bis district's black sections, which not especially pleasant to look at. It is, to U not to unlimited growth. cratic members of the House face challenges account for about 46 percent of tbe primary begin with, groat. It now appears that, as with the from within their own party. vote. The GNP, as it is universally known, is dinosaurs, while the body grew large, tbe Rep. Michael Myers and Raymond Myers' challengers include Andrew DiAn- a highly productive animal, aad until re- brain of the GNP remained small. Couse- Lederer, both of Phlladephia, have denied lonlo, a retired Air Force colonel who fin- cently it produced more than it contain sd. quently IU control over the body, especial- any wrongdoing, as have six other members ished second In the 1(78 primary, and black IU equivalency maasare, like the corn-bof ly the pedal extremities, hss been lets than of Congrats implicated in the undercover state Rep. Hardy Williams ratio used in Iowa to compute the efficien- fully efficient, to tbe point that some of the FBI investigation Lederer faces seven opponents, who are cy of pork production, was favorable. highly concentrated nerve centers are be- And despite the fact that no charges or guuing to act Independently of the central making the congressman's Implication In In recent yean, despite the efforts of indictments hive been handed down In the Abscam the centerpiece of their drives. He is fiscal veterinarians, tbe GNP has begun to brain control. Experts arc worried. What probe, primary challengers of Myers and will happen, they ask themselves, when ail responding with what his staff calls a "tradi- consume more than It produces. IU han- Lederer have made words like "Integrity" tional" campaign consisting chiefly of ap- dlers have had to Import additional supple- and "honesty" part of their campaigns. liaajiwdintT pearances at ward meetings, church socials ments, reflected In an unfavorable balance A third Pennsylvania congressman Im- and union gatherings. of trade and la Galloping Inflation. Hi The hindquarters of the Gross National plicated in the probe, John Murtha of John- corn-hog, as It ware, no longer attracts Product may then seek to go In one direc- stown, faces no primary opposition. Four "Abscam hasn't developed into the issue tion while the front la struggling to go In Republicans, however, are vying for the people thought It would," said Robert The Groai NaUonal Product Mil another, and its disposition to consume chance to oppose him In the November gener- Diamond, a Lederer aide. "I think people almost anything, from hog bellies to aoy- more than it produces will get completely al election. have taken a second look and realized that no beans. IU favorite drink Is oil, both foreign out of hand This Is what happened to the Myers, a second-term congressman, faces indictments have come down." and domestic. Because of this mlied diet, Gross NaUonal Product In Germany In the 16 opponents. He hi considered most vulner- its tissues vary greatly In strength and period after World War II. It munched able because of Abscam, but the size of the Lederer's top challenger It businessman firmness. Some are In prune condition, upon binoculars, B-miUlmeter cameras, field could actually help him by splitting the Dennis Waterman. Uut and lean; others are wasted and flab- and Wagnerian sopranos, and it produced vote. Heavily favored among the Republicans Volkswagens. The race has divided the loyalties of local vying to challenge Murtha, now serving hit as are constantly trying, like This should be a leuon to us all Never party leaden, although several still back third term, Is Luther Elkln, a cement con- body builders through diet and exercise, to give a GNP too much to eat It may feed him. tractor who lost to Martha in 1W8. Martha, GROSS PRODUCT redistribute the weight of the Gross Na- next upon you. "This Is still America. People, even poli- however, Is tbe heavy favorite against whom- ticians, are still entitled to the presumption ever be faces In November. There are some signs that simply try men's souls By HUGH A MULLIGAN bit even now taxes my sense New York State Police. C.B handles - now government restraint might Bailey program does): API •"- of the classical unities, al- Sometime back, troopers there's a whole new field of be in order for cases of his- "These snowy sovereigns though I must admit that tbe in the Port Jervls area uncontrolled rhetoric Just torically accredited hyper- from faraway frozen fron- NEW LONDON, Conn. penultimate performer aborted the business en- begging for a tax bite How bole. Otherwise, the circus tiers, 10 towering titans of the (AP) — The tarnaaithw. an among those just mentioned deavors of a trio of roadside many editors and publishers would never come to town. tundra in an astounding array, coming off the yachts in the HUGH certainly lived up to bar bill- entrepreneurs who went by can with impunity be allowed When you went to all the of ursine antics...?" boatyards. Folks are busy ing the C.B. call signs of "Tons to keep calling themselves trouble of training 10 polar Which reminds me I got to painting up and cleaning out What's In a name? Well, of Fun," "Chocolate Kisses" "Ink Stained Wretch" over bears to jump through flam- repaint the sign "Hand- MULLIGAN Shakespeare aside, local tax and "Joy to the World" in toe Smoky-alert channel? ing hoops, what else are you scribble House" on my fence collectors might take a leaf luring truckers off Interstate If a tax on intolerably tedi- going to call them but (as the before the rain (of sbuse?) food chains are getting set for from the arrest blotter of the Si ous titles were enacted, some Rlngllng Bros. & Barnum and starts. the coming tourist season So the time has come for money-tight communities to consider once again my pro- bucks for committing a pre- OB Bourbon Street In the posai, oriereu every spring, meditated act of public ennui. French Quarter advertised a for a nuisance tax on people Names like "Free Bee." number of prima rtsnaenwi who wear down the public's "Pop's Folly, "Never with handles like "Erin No patience with icky-sicky, Mist," "Happy Daze • Brs" and "Deedee De- cloying cute names for their "Yawl Welcome" "Booby •2uppe," which cry out for boats, bungalows or burt- Hatch" should be assessed In nome sort of contribution to triple digits. the city coffers for promiscu- Paaateg a boatyard Just For grosser offenses, like ous press agentry off the Interstate in this old christening a boat "Gay One of the burdens of liv- seafaring town the other day, Ritas" or "Man's Lib" or ing in a tourist mecca Uke What NOW? I saw a lady bold at brass "Schmoes Ark," the Coast New Orleans Is that the or- painting the words "Sacred Guard should be empowered dinary citizen Is long Inured Scow" on the stern of a to tow the off ending craft out to tattering the eyesore powercralaer. Nearby two to the nearest naval gunnery signboard tights of saucy kids on a scaffold were scrap- range for the aast available soubrtquettas chosen by gen- ing the bottom of "O Bhoy," erations of strippers who which is really scraping bot- Seaside cottages called came to fame here. Think of tom. And an old man in a "Dane and Out," "Plumb the tax dollars lost in not put- braised captain's cap was up Broke" aad "Booze and ting a lien on title* like an a stopladder doing the Snooat" might be called to "Candy Barr," "Blase 5% interest bright work on "Blue Laws the attention of the Air Na Starr," "Wildcat Frenchle" Repealed," watch carried a tional Guard for a little bom and "Lily, the Cat Girl." dinghy named "Audited bing practice In the national But even Boston, the hub interest, along with restau- of our culture, hat had to put 'it's a wonder one of those rants that call themselves up with such barefaced nuclear sabs heading up the "The Pompous Potato," banality on bawdy billboard river to Qrotoa didn't fire a "Steak Out" aad "The Bar- and leering marquee. In my rel! and Brisket," "The Harvard days, I recall audit- on checking. salvo from its torrent gaa, if they carry such weaponry, as Fillet and Flagon," "The lag life classes in the ec- a pre-emptive strike hi favor Veal and Wineskin" or any dysiast's art at the Howard of sanity in sign painUng. similar idiotic combination. Athenaeum, better known as Tbe nest boat yard ap the Watching the $1.98 Beauty "The Old Howard" (or as the line cried oat even more far Show the other night on the seminars were called In the some kind of punitive ****- tube convinced me that there Harvard Crimson: Skin I and The news is MOW. The checking account that pays you 5%- Uonon polluting Long Island are revenues to reap la the Skin II) and encountering Sound with intolerably coy nuisance name area from the such artists as Norma Vin- interest. It's new in New Jersey. And it's here at Midlantic! boat names A weekend sailor entertainment field. I seem cent Peel, Paddy Wagon, who insists on calling his to recall a contestant who Vecky Va Voom, Anne Howe, fiberglass skiff "Miss De- called herself "Sheila Bilge." Yolanda Yummy, "Tex meanor," just because be or and another who went by the Ranger and Her Twin tt't" NOW • • • 5% interest on checking. Ma wife happens to be a law- name of "Lois de Lovely." and "China Doll" yer or a peace officer, ought Down in New Orleans the Such perversions of the Open a MOW account (Negotiable Order of Withdrawal) with any to be made to fork over BO billboards outside the bistros language In the name of show amount. Or say the word and we'll change your /Midlantic Girl Scouts set annual UlWiS checking account into a MOW account on the spot. You'll earn 5% interest compounded and credited to your account monthly. meeting on Thursday Wkr Pay Htfft Meet FARMINGDALE - The re-election: Mrs. Jean Kell- annual meeting of Monmouth ington, Point Pleasant, vice- Council of Girl Scouts will be president, Mn. Barbara WINDOW NOW • • • you can check free, too! held at the Sheraton Gardens, Foote, Sea Girt, treasurer. Freehold. Than., April M. Present members-at-large SHADESH S Keep a balance of $ 1,000 or more and your checking's free of Registration begins at 8:11 proposed for re-election: Wil- * ML p.m., with dinner (a reserva- liam Bedle, Brick Town; monthly service charges. Fall'below $1,000 and there's a $5 charge tion la necessary) at 7 p.m., Mn. Jean Hlbbard, Neptune; followed by the business Mri. Margarst Owen, for that month. But remember. . . you'll still earn interest on every meeting at 8:10 p.m. Rumton; Mn. Grace Roper, Only designated neighbor- Belroar; Mn. Helen Scaftdl, penny in your account. And at Midlantic, there's no per-check hood delegates are eligible to MorganvtUe; and Mn. Eileen vote on the agenda items, but Thompson, Hazlet. charge. Your monthly statements will show all transactions any interested adult Is wel- New n omlnees for mem- come to attend. bers-at-large: Mrs. Jean and interest earned. Candidates for officers, Faxewski, Colts Neck; Mist members-aUarge, and the Carol Rizzi, Wanamaui; Dominating OMUinlttae. nom- Mn. Rosemary Cook, Sea inated for two year terms Girt; Mn. Jane Clayton, NOW . . . is it for you? will be voted upon during the Rumson; and Dr. Alpbonse business portion of the meet- DeLuca, Brick Town. ing. New nominee for noml- That depends on your typical balances. We'll be happy to help you The nominating commit- Dating committee: Mn. Dol- tee will offer the following ly Corona. Point Pleasant. decide. But one thing's for sure. If NOW is for you, you're in the slate for balloting upon at the Reports will be presented meeting: on events and activities of the money. Starting NOW! Inmmhenti proposed for WTMOi Member FD1C 60ING OUT OF BUSINESS Open for pickups A deliveries Call 747-9550 OpenNHee lunaar i ^3*00 •:MW8.-HMfcOOP.MM . 11 Noon tH 1P.M. MIDLANTIC HBO BANK onnHMito Street Midlantic National Bank/Merchants • 32 BROAD ST.. RED BANK 741-7000 • The Daily Register SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1980 USSR plans missiles in Cuba The Daily Register By JACK ANDERSON volvemcnt In It, ai Mai bareaucratic lan- WASHINGTON - The protected by unusually strict guage when they write con- Established in 1171 - Published by The Red Bank Register latest intelligence informa- WASHINGTON security. The secrecy extends tracts for outside firms. They tion gathered by U.S. sur- to the point of barricadiat: the laid out some tM.ooo for veillance satellites and other road that leads cut from Ha- ARTHURZ KAMIN WILLIAM BLOCK, JR "technical analysis and sup- soured has confronted the SCENE vana to the construction area. port, "for example, and lilted President and Editor Publisher Carter administration with The mystery of the such impresslve-sowadlng the alarming possibility that holes is just one Herbert H Thorpe. Jr., UuUnl Editor: CharlesC. Triblehorn. Sunday Editor; Huntil P Rauch, teaks as "agenda prepara- Night Editor; Juw Foderiro. City Editor; Dorii Kulmu. Editorial P«|e Editor. the Soviet Union is once more out the intended me of sever- ominous development tion," "isissslng die tech- preparing nuclear missile al large boles the Russians In the Soviets' increasingly nology base" and "abstract- Georte J. Mayer, Buuneaa Manager, Pat N. Wed, Controller; Richard D. McKean, Advertising sites in Cuba. are digging near the Cub»n bold military presence la ing from technical and Manager! KennethL Van D.le^ireuUtk» Wr^ior, FraAJ AUocca. ProductionMaaafer The Introduction of nucle- city of Hatinurt Are they an Cubs. la recent months I've ANDHMON pragmatic documents and re- ar missiles into the Russian- innocent feature of a sub- reported a number of disturb- porta." Bat under questioning 6 MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1980 dominated island 90 miles urban housing development, ing Intelligence discoveries ply part of a nuclear power by. In etc from Florida took the world or underground silos for nu- from Cuba: plant the Russians are build- DOE official admitted that to the brink of war In 1M2 clear missiles aimed at the — There are already two ing there. what the contract basically "There's our muscle and here's our problem."" That time, the Kremlin United States? airfields on the Island that - The Soviets have been provided was the services of backed down in the face of • CIA sources have told my can accommodate the Rus- upgrading their communica- typists and secretntlos at a determined stand by Presi- associate Dale Van AtU that Backfire tion* equipment in Cabs, and time whan the agency was dent John F Kennedy the holes are •strikingly runways at a third Odd an can now conduct virtually si- abort-staffed But the Soviet leaders similar" in sise, shape and being lengthened to the re- multaneous two-way ex- have obviously decided that construction to those that quired I.0O0 feet A Defense changes between Havana and - Back la 1976, (be Office Jimmy Carter is a president house nuclear missiles In the Intelligence Agency report the Soviets' Intelligence of Education gave a private who can be pushed around. Soviet Union. Other agency last year warned that the So- headquarters in Moscow. Ha- contractor I1M.M7 to survey His sorry performance last analysts are not so sure, theo- viets may scad a iHB**mt"' vana has become the KGB's some 11,000 college gradustes October — when he marched rizing that the holes could be of the nuclear bombers to relay center for Its in-in the Classes of 1*71 and up the hill and back down part of bousing construction Cuba hi 1MB. telligence and subversion op- 197T, to determine how many again over the presence of a or similarly peaceful - Our spy satellites over erations In UUn America. had become teachers. The or- Soviet combat brigade in projects. Cuba bare sent back pictures - Russian pilots have iginal deadline for the report Cuba - coupled with his inef- The experts who lean of a suspicious-looking build- been flying regular recon- was September 1171. But fectual handling of the toward the view that the in* at Punte Movida, near naissance missions from se- what with extensions and no Tehran hostage situation, boles are missile site* are the Clenfuegos. It clsssjy re- cret Cuban bases, monitoring leas than seven contract mod- may have convinced the Rus- same ooes who argued — cor- sembles the Soviets' nuclear ifications, the cost to the tax- sians they can flout the U.S. naval movements In the rectly - that the Soviet missile storage and main- Atlantic. The RassJans even payers has now reached Monroe Doctrine with im- tenance sheds In Eastern Eu- tns.WO - more than double punity. brigade identified last year have an Independent fighter was a combat unit rope. Some intelligence unit flying MlG-xl Jets oat of the anticipated coat. And the This changed attitude of In support of their in- analysts caution, however, an airfield near Havana. taxpayer U still waiting to the normally cautious old terpretation, thaw analysts that the Clenfuegos construc- find out how many of those men in the Kremlin leads ur- point out that the construc- tion, which includes a rail- WATCH ON WASTE: De- graduates became teachers gency to U.S. intelligence tion near Matanaos, and par- road line to the naval base at partment of Energy officials when they got out of school analysts' attempt to figure ticularly the Ruuians' In- Punu Movida, may be stm- are experts In the use of ob- two and three years ago. Big Business Day sophomore stuff By JAMES J. KILPATR1CK designed to attract the tele- - if It is in fact an Identi- WASHINGTON - Back in vision eye. They intend to fiable bill — is 'itM~*'t of April of 19». if memory CONSERVATIVE honor, after a fashion, a dirty moojibsains. It would tend to serves, one of those silly sea- down corporations that will turn the management of sons swept our college cam- be set op as straw men, the American Industry over to puses. The idea was to swal- VIEW better to be toppled fear- sealots who have not con- low goldfish. 1 was a lessly to earth. Wherever the tributed one penny In capital sophomore then, and swal- of TV news can be investment The bill would lowed a few myself. At age templed to bite, the apouaors spin new and costly webs of II, you do these things. Them they abhor. But big business will stage demonstrations, federal regulation and con- were the days. is surely not without flaw; deliver themselves of windy trol It would take us, quite April is ever and always the great corporations do in- speeches and engage In street deliberately, down the paths KILPATMCK the goldfish time, and I recall deed exercise vast powers theater. In a free country, of socialism and nationalise those innocent days by re- not easily restrained by the God knows, this is their right event are has-beens or never- tion of industry. What can be marking upon last week's Big marketplace; and if any And right on! weres; they are common said of the bill? Mainly this Business Day. This is an ob- board chairman looks around The proper response of the scolds, bra burners, political It has no more chance of pas- servance dreamed up by a critically, he could find a tew business community, in my hacks and other such second- safe than a bill to cut the motley crew of professional abuses worth correction. own view, was simply to grin raters Some of the salaries of senators by H gadflies and ankle-biters, led But I go back to my gold- and bear it Hunker down. names have lost their ._ percent The energies of my by Ralph Nader, Jeremy fish days. The sensible people Bite the old bullet Don't Ralph Nader, asked to a A*. . HHMU i- — m^kj^mim\ ss^sw^ Rifkin, Michael Harrington, ignored us. After I got my dignify the cranes. Alas, my marshal his truly sealous le- HUUWII CTWMOu e nwrc pru- and those two ageless picture in the papers, holding brothers have taken Big Busi- gions on Capitol Hill, couldn't itably directed. sophomores, John Kenneth a goldfish in one hand and a ness Day very seriously. My today get up two tables of I would urge that their Galbraith and Arthur Schles- stein of beer in the other, my desk runneth over with pram bridge. Jane Fonda and energies be directed not Mass transit moves along inger Jr. Their aim is tode - sainted mother wrote me to releases and speech texts Jeremy Rifkin art charac- toward Big Business Day as nounce the abuses of Big this effect: "Thank you for proclaiming, in the stuffiest ters flaked off from such. That is sophomore Business and to demand Re- Sure, we were skeptical, even as we Route 9 from Howell Township to sending the clipping. Dear, possible language, the virtues "Doonesbtry." Looking staff. Let the lampoons go. I form! went to the polls last November to ap- this too will pass" Of industry and the follies of down the roster, one Is would direct them thought- Lakewood. Its critics. These handouts These are impeccable I could wish that my minded sadly to inquire: fully toward what their more prove the $475 million Transportation Gambaccini predicted that Conrail sputter and harnunph; they aims, worthy of faint ap- friends In big business had What's a nice fellow like Kea rational critics are saying. If Bond Issue. We had voted bond issues cry balderdash and humbug; would begin work repairing and replac- plause. I suggest merely faint the same calm view of Galbraith doing in a place my brothers would listen. In- before; we had been given promises ing track this week, now that the money applause, because some they view with alarm the stead of sputter, they might sophomores mat my mother goldfish peril. like this? before. But nothing had seemed to speed has been released. yean of listening to Doctors had. The sponsors of Big learn something worth their the state Department of Transportation Nader, Rifkin, Harrington, et Business Day have planned Well, as my mother told My brothers of big bust- time. The stasis are so many The appropriations bill had been ness are breathing hard at the from its snail's pace. And the state's aU, have convinced me that kangaroo trials, mock me, dear, this too will pass. goldfish, but when the mid- passed by the Assembly last month, and the remedies they prescribe loonies' advocacy of a Corpo- night curtain falls some real failure to appropriate funds for transpor- awards, hangings in effigy Most of the sponsors publicly was passed by the Senate last Monday as are worse than the diseases and other such goldfish stunts Identified with this media rate Democracy Act The bill • will remain. tation improvements had lost New Jer- an emergency measure, after Gambac- sey available matching federal dollars. cini warned that legislative delay would This time, our skepticism, happily, mean loss of some federal money. . - has been proved wrong. Gov. Byrne last Middletown Youth Bureau needed New Jersey commuters will pay a Tuesday signed a bill appropriating 1285 million from last year's bond issue for penalty for legislative foot-dragging on • ' Atlantic Highlands job. But certainly his earth was ended prematurely To the Editor: mass transit and road programs. The the appropriations, however. FROM OUR READERS judgement Is faulty; first in when be was murdered this The bill includes *13» million for the I write to urge the Mid- failing to report, and second- past summer, and the one state money will attract $617 million in dletown Township Commit- way I can maintain bis mem- purchase of 1,080 new commuter buses. limn M •» aotar MM * mm M mnt DM wrmr% IIMIIII •* ly, in attacking Marie federal funds and $130 million from the tee and the citixens of Mid- ai aunsj vajfjajfBnajahf nvevav#r 8 The Darify Register SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, APRIL 21,138O Dividend reinvestment If a flood hits your area... By SYLVIA PORTER (•) When returning to a flood-damaged should be investigated (First of three colunuu) home, be on guard against special health haz- ards, since your drinking water and food may „„„„„ /, mminiju „ In the New York area, a record rainfall hit have become contaminated. Boil your tap wa- By DAVID R. SARGENT us during the peak of the transit strike, com- YOUR MONEY'S ter before drinking until your water system Q- Waal akeal slvidead pounding our miseries, reducing millions of us has been declared safe. rdavettmeal staas? Are they to minimum mobility and causing such Ire* or are charges lavelveaT SUCCESSFUL catastrophic damage in certain areas that (10) Destroy fresh and packaged foods that It f. California Westcbester County officials requested that WORTH have been in contact with flood waters; also all A— Companies offer the county 'be identified as a "disaster," medicines and cosmetics not hermetically dividend reinvestment ser- eligible for financial aid... In Phoenix, where sealed. You may preserve foods sealed in cans, iiiiMiimimiiniiii vices to their stockholders for INVESTING many residents had forgotten what floods but soak the cans In soap and water and immerse them In a chlorine solution for a few a variety of reasons. It is a could look like, disbelieving residents bailed (3) To protect your home's foundation out their homes with makeshift devices alter a minutes. Wash and sterilize food utensils and money-saving way for utili- walls, keep your fuel tanks filled. If under- freak storm hit that region. equipment touched by floodwitera, too. ties to raise equity capital. ground fuel tanks are not full or nearly full, Also, many managements In several California communities, whole they may buoy up through the ground to the (11) Never underestimate the potential are Interested in stabilizing minimize overall costs, they All stockholders,, where mountains gave way under the force of the surface. If near the foundation, this may lead danger of a flood-damaged home or building and increasing the average should be mailed shortly possible, should take advan- storms, sweeping homes into debris as the land to collapse of the foundation walls. even after the waters have receded. Do not siie of their shareholder before dividends are to be tage of DRPJ. They provide a slides intensified. Throughout the U.S., the (4) If your community shuts off electrical enter any building until it is safe Let the bases in order to coun- paid so that they will be in- simple, automatic way to in- vested at the same time as floods of 1990 are shaping up as among the power during a flood emergency (as some do), building ventilate before entering to release terbalance sisable institu- crease your stake la a com- escaped gas or foul odors. Never smoke or use the dividend. Some plans worst — if not the wont — on record. And close the main gas valve and pull the fuses tional ownership. pany's expansion. Younger an open flame until it is determined safe. have no maximum limit oa April is not over. before evacuating your home, warns the Over 1,000 companies of- investors In particular can optional cash investments. American Insurance Association. (11) Be on constant alert tor holes in the fer dividend reinvestment often see an initially small Of course, your local officials and agencies Others impose annual limits (5) II your home is in a flood-prone area floor, loose boards, loose plaster, other haz- -plans (DRPs) currently, and holding increase manyfold in will direct emergency flood efforts In your ranging from $2,000 to (and now, it seems, we all are), make sure to ards—such as snakes. in many cases, especially community, but what can you do to reduce the 160,000. A yearly maximum value when regular addi- install check valves in sewer traps. This will utilities, they are free. Even chances of physical injury to your families and (IS) Do not turn on any electrical switch or of f 12,000 is found in many tional investments are added keep flood water from backing up in where bank fees and pro rata minimize the property damage? The answer appliance until the whole electrical system has plans. to the reinvestment of a (6) Should you bear a flood warning, load up commissions are levied, the growing stream of dividends. is: plenty. But you must know the what-how- been checked and be sure the building's main percentage cost is less than Plans which reinvest when. your car with supplies — including a first aid electrical switch is turned off. When turning an investor would have to pay dividends at a S percent dis- The plans offer a conve- kit, flashlight, dry clothes, blankets and non- off the switch, stand on a dry surface, avoid count from market price, (1) If there is any imminent danger of a perishable food. Bring along extra shoes and •nesting the same amount nient way to Increase future flood, do not hesitate to leave your borne. Even touching the metal handle ol the switch box by lanwgh * broker. Bank fees with no fees or commissions retirement income. In addi- socks. Don't forget special medicines and using • piece of heavy rubber, plastic or dry if there is no threat to your personal safety, dietary foods. Try to keep your gas tank full. •saaly range from 2 percent involved, are very popular tion, they act as a safeguard wood. among the utilities. Some you can take many steps to slash your potential When driving, avoid low-lying areas and seek la S percent with the pro rata or insurance against the natu- (14) Be alert for fumes if you use natural companies reinvest 100 property loss with a minor amount of advance higher ground. «at%M fwf • imui «•!•••» Jim KrfiHirUT ral temptation to spend or preparation. gas and if you detect any, call the local utility percent of your dividend at (7) To guard against a failure In your sswratr 1 percent However, market price, absorbing fritter away dividends that community water system during a flood, rinse (15) If your home has been damaged by there are generally max- (2) Since water usually rises no higher than specified fees and "com- aren't really needed for living your bathtub and sink with bleach to sanitize flood waters, protect your property against anun omits on hank fees of two or three feet in most flooded homes, move missions. In many cases expenses. your possessions above that level. II possible, them, and then fill with clean water. further damage by covering between «2 and H broken windows and holes in the roof or there is no fee to close an (Mr. Sargent cannot an- says the Insurance Information Institute, (I) To keep informed of the situation, have Most DRPs allow stock- walls. account. Where one exists, it swer all mail personally, but move equipment, such as furnace motors, to a fullycharged battery radio with you at all holders to make optional cash Tomorrow: If a Fleed Damages Year Car. is usually only In the 11 to will answer all questions pos- the second floor or attic. times. investments to supplement 12.50 range. dividend reinvestments. To sible in Us column.) Lipman contends Lordi victim of overreation NEWARK (AP) - The ment Committee today, she But she was noncommital chairwoman of a state Senate said. about Lordi's stated aim to panel that will scrutinize a The Assembly passed the remain as chairman of the hotly-disputed casino reform measure Thursday after de- state Casino Control Com- bill says Casino Control Com- feating a hotly-debated mission, which oversees the mission Chairman Joseph amendment that would have Atlantic City casino industry. Lordi has been "sacrificed" guaranteed Lordi could re- The Byrne adminis- by reaction from the federal main as chairman until July tration's casino reform legis- Abscam bribery probe. 1981. The Byrne adminis- lation was introduced follow- State Sen. Wynona Lip- tration Insisted the bill pass ing published reports (hat man, D-Essex, chairwoman unchanged. Sen. Harrison Williams Jr., of the Senate State Govern- Ms. Lipman, who served allegedly told FBI operatives ment Committee, said that in as Essex County freeholder- he saved a casino developer the view of many legislators, director in 1870 while Lordi $3 million by influencing "Provident plans to remove Lordi has was the county's prosecutor, Lordi. become a symbol for over- said "Those of us who served Lordi and Williams both reaction to casino corruption with him have faith in the denied the allegation allegations stemming from integrity of Joe Lordi." The casino commission the FBI investigation. She described him in an chairman's role would be The key bill in Gov. Bren- interview Saturday as an ex- substantially weakened under dan T. Byrne's casino reform cellent prosecutor who "in- the new legislation, no mat- SavSrs package was to be introduced spires a lot of respect and ter who fills the job, Ms. Up- in the Senate State Govern- loyalty in people." mansaid. ography "Discount CONTEST APRIL 24,25,26-NOON TIL 4 The Register DAILY *-^ SUNDAY MON-PMFESSIOItAL PHOTOGRAPHERS ONLY "Month II you are an amateur photographer and you live in Monmouth County, you can enter your work In any or all ol the following categories in either color or black and white: people (life) places (still) and things (abstract). There will be separate judging for color and black and white with 3 prizes In each category - 18 prizes in all. So trot out your best and join our contest CONTEST RULES Provident wants your 1. Amateurs only, please. 2. Photos must be mounted or framed and ready savings to 90 a longer way! for hanging. All others will be disqualified. 3. 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It may be just what you're looking for—and color (18 prizes in all) are 1st prize, $25.00 One month It may be a television set, another a great way to save. Second, $15.00, thrid $10.00 7. The Register and its staff will not be respond- Provident—we'll help you save every way we can sible for theft or damage to any entries. EXHIBIT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AT ESTABLISHED 183B THE OLD BEEHIVE The Register PROVIDENT DAILY ONE REGISTER PLAZA, SHREWSBURY. 542-4000 SAVINGS BANK NEW JERSEY'S OLDEST MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK—OFFICES THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY MEMBER PMC • EACH DEPOSITOR INSURED TO $100,000 NEIGHBORHOOD OFFICES: 636 Arnold /We., Pt. Pleasant Beach/ 73 Broad Street, Red Bank ography . Seavlew Square Shopping Mall, Ocean Township (DRIVE-IN) 'The Good Doctor9 shows strengths, MONDAY, APRIL 21,1980 The DMly Register 9 BjrULLZAPCIC talent In his tete-a-tete scenes such at The warmth and depth in the former and a the parts shifted. MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP - "H* Good Quiet War" and "The Drowning." blustering nature In the latter worthy of Larry Schwartz, a foundation block upon Doctor", prMMM by the BatUefrouBd Arti But Ma presence It not Imposing enough much praise. which the company built, showed an Interest- Center at the M'"'>r**n High School this to project from the cavernous stage at At an over-ambitious aspiring actress ing Mend of characters In "The Arrange- weekend, wat juttttut: good. Manalapan High School. Perhaps In a from the hinterlands of Russia in "The Audi- ment." On one hand, he was the father who Unfortunately, the pUy, performed by the •mailer auditorium, perhaps with a narrower tion," Strawn is warm, demure in spite of her believed that bis son should learn the facts of Monmoulb Repertory Compeny, mined lu stage, perhaps with a stronger ate, Eisen naive brathness, and shows the talent of the life - on the street - and on the other he chance to be peat became, with few notable would be able to dominate. In this case, be actress she portrays. As the wife in showed the reluctance of a father about to exceptioni, the acton had difficulty breaking does not "...Creature", she well could drive a man to lose his little boy through the "fourth wall " He must be given particular kudos, how- nervous disorder. i Both were enchanting. The play, actually a strung-together ever, for bis ability to bounce back from Chris Tssbjian, In "The Sneeze" and Rbea Schwartz, the cooniver in "The •Brief of sketches under u "nmkraUa" adversity. Due to a poorly-placed place of "The Arrangement", is strong, though Governess", was entirely believable. theme, li a NeU Slmoo adaptation of Anton scenery, Eisen slipped and fell from the slightly bouncy in the second scene. In "The Costumes by Susan Craig were effective, Cbakov'i itortee. The acenas are united by stage at the beginning of the second act Sneese", he Is complemented by the quiet but the set deserves mixed reviews. A large Chekov'i narrative, a tort of Boltbevik opening night. He recovered, and was able to strength of Kathleen Cagney, who comet Into screen filled with slide projections purported "Welcome To My World." wort it Into hit part throughout the act. her own In "The Governess." Cagney, whose to give the audience the flavor of the scene, But Hal Ei»en, who pUyt Chekov at weU STAYING SUSY — Actor Brad Davis, whose motion It was the only time he broke through understated style wat dimmed somewhat by but the width of the stage and the multi-level picture "Midnight Express" brought him to national at other character! In the Interludes, cannot One member of the ensemble was big the large slae of the stage, was nonetheless nature of the remainder of the set diminished effectively break through and deal directly attention, hat just finished a television adaptation of "A enough for Carnegie Hall Diane Strewn, who another bright spot. its effect. Rumor of War", and it now in New York promoting "A with the audience. HI* acting technique U appeared In "The Audition" and "A De- The remainder of the cast was capable, The lights by Dan Green were entirely too sound enough i be display! an abundance of Small Circle of Friends" in which he plays a Journalism fenseless Creature", showed a degree of displaying varying degrees of excellence at harsh. student. women athlete*. (60 • MASIttfKHHUldt'lly Kid' Romance ontera 1961 Tony Francloee, Sydow, Uv Ullmenn. A Son, My Son' Maeve In- Fl*h'» III* when the at- Gene Barry. J.ff Dillon man eecepes from sn 0 WOMHOflUSSU troduce* uncle' BUI to tractive mother of e and Peggy MaxweU In- asylum and murders •MOVHWISIHMI)"* Hi her talented and beau- Juvenile plokpoeket vestigate chargee those responsible for Television today committing him there. Deriku CISSMMM" IM* tiful friend Uvla. (60 comes to plead lor her against the Negro Henry Fonda, Unda mayor of a large city. (2hrs.) NEW JERSEY DameH. Story of Wyett AKKW MAUL UM mlns.) ". (VHP) WNET U: earn and Doc HoWday. t HO Le* the piano ffiNOGtAPHY 1KTACDOU6H . player eevee Farley Thrt* Muattasn" 1935 COMHUNHYUPOAIf (JUHF) 8, SO, a, U (all sunn AND SON (2hrs.) Walter Abel, Peul Lu- KSIOfHBOAT Ml # GONG SHOW from choking, but f 4:N O BUMS AND ALIEN SHOW listed as U). • MOyiUCOMEOYDJAH*) kae. A group of ewesh- Ml aSBMNETTE as mm KWBSTKWSWAICH when Flo tries to make 4:35 © HOHWtC M NEW YORK ' loncouHi MI wMisnBTKrJKcmt ••* "Jatwresi'iCMMrM" him e town hero, he bucklere tries to foil a aMOVf-tSUSKNSE)**V. "NightVbitor"l9!IMaxVon HsUDOPrlU ' (VHF) WCBS2. WNBC mr JBSB NKHtir J:M MINTS SNOW Guest 1940 John Qetfleld. disappear*. Ptothetchedbytheevll evert* SWe. Cleude Heine. The Cardinal Rlchllleu In 4.WNEW5. WABC7.WOR HI father of an averege • • 100 6UNT 18th Century Frence. »,WPIX11. (UHF)3I Fascinated by a jourswu. riAimt mcaiASfs Manhattan family (2hre.2hre.) PHILADELPHIA mitwMAIIWOW • FAMYRUD woman reoluee who movies teaches Ms daughter aaiHKf LONS BRANCH MOVIS1II— (VHF) KYW 1, WPVI, I MIUES AH) MMAIITY M MUfWOCOSQUAKS Hvee over an aban- Information for the movie and aon-ln-taw the rela- doned restaurant, Lou SMOVSMOVK-tCOMEDriK * "Tlw Belrw There (POI7:10,»:J0 WCAV 10; (U;HF) 17. », 001 KMT ML SHOW tive unimportance of rrtoB*r«Ie»il" UJt Peter timetable is provided by thea- IM i CKKWS tl.W IUUTT SHOW puts the Tribune on the ter operators. Since movies UAMIOOLSTOWNI- 41 trallolalong-un*olv«d Sellers, Lynns Freder- Ladv 4 the Tramp (O) t:», 7:li; EVBM6MA6AM HEWS "IJMHS ick. (Paid Subscription are subject to change, It is nland at IM Top of the World (O> 1:50. eviNww anunnM murder Involving • :» MACHUMfflffOtl Tel*vldon) When Mad UA MIOOLSTOWN II— aanfSroCUn CHAR- namee from Holly- recommended that readers I IKMCDOWM AUMMFAMM ING SHOW With a steady King Rudolph of Rur- call the theater to confirm Silting Duck! (R) 7:M,«:M MI •••aaa KW JBST NGHIIT wood's golden year*. UA MIODLStOWN III— AftCICWl stream of gentlemen Itanla die* In e hot-elr correct times. Being There IPOI 7,»: 10 aa iioYfiucr MaiWMISC ft ; 60 mine.) balloon mishap, Ms *l- MltliU New York callers looking for new AISMMxtae SrVfSSuVcKAK l aXKBTSWU neighbor, Usa, Sueen deet son Rudolph, ren- MOHMOUTH COUNTY Kramer va Kramer (PG) ):X.i 30 Metsvs PWsdstphle a Mm M AMBNCA owned pleyboy and ASSaOSSN TOWNSHIP IBAVISW SOUARI CINSMA II- and Mr.Kramer bothar- 'Divine Drumbeets: CINIMAM- AIIThat Jail (R) 7:35. »:S0 • ovBEAtt Guest: HII- WaCAWIJ SHOW'The rive at buffoon, becomes heir Manneaulr, (R) 7:«,«:» MI0DLIM0OK I— degarde. Host: Hugh Catholic Church • toirartoirar nan MAWS* KathertnoDunhamand to the crown. (2 hre.) •TRATHMOaS CIHSMA I- Fatio IPG) 7:10.»:30 Today' Quests; James • MOVHWrW Her People' This 12: II aoOnSEY'FrsruBoes: O«l»J in Style IPO) ;:».«:» MIODLBBROok II— I WWMCMCWU1. tribute to Ketherlne ITRATMMORB CINBMA It— And Juitke For All IR) 7:11, IM Kevanaugh, Sidney • FAUANDFAUA»ltfOfK«NAUM > 1868-1042' This pro- Chapter Two IPttl 7. t: IS RSDBANII Callahan, Monsignor everyone at WKRP la Dunham, the black ma- gram treces the cereer ASSUSV PARK RSOBMIKMOVISfl— reedy to celebrate triarch of dance, fea- SAROMST— La Cage Am Follet (Rl 7:10. t » Eugent Clark and Ml ••MAS.H.Aclumay of the Qermen The Devil In Mlu Jonet (X) 7:10,10, RSD SANK MOVIBIII— James Hitchcock. Pert when. «or the first Ume ture* footege of her phyeiclet who shaped Inside Linda (Deep Throat) Lovelace Chapter T»o (PG) 7:10,1:10 In seven years, the rat- foot soldier find* the SHRIWSIURV American dance the court* of Amer- LYRIC— SMR*WSIURY PUXA CINSMA I— Ings of the once fled- qulckeet wey to the echool and einmlnes Slllle (XI 11:05.7*0. Till, t:4ll Swe • SIUHTMDHUICH erew'e heart, boosting ican anthropology. (60 ulsh Sorority Olrls IX) 1:10.1:10 Kramer v» Kramer I PG) 0, ID WHCOM uu lona gling radio ataMon the Haitian culture that ATLANTIC HIOHLAND1 •NRRWIBURY PLAIA CINBMA II— have gone up Instead morale at the war- ha* had great In- ATLANTIC CINSMA— Being There IPG) 7:41, 10 weary 4077th. THe Fog IRI 7:30. »:1! MRSWtBURV PLAIA CINBMA Ill- fluence on her style. MM a!«VIE (MYSItRY D8AMA) Little Dirllngi |R) 7:45, «:10 A NEW SHEPHERD FOR a a"ui iffrfilii'oN IK fmlne.) •**'Xo»Mo«oliNuiSpr" COMMUNITY K MIDDLISIX COUNTY (MYSIHT) •• lt» Edward G. 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Kramer IPO) 7:11,«:W (Repeat; 60 mlns.l PRalHOLD Ill- IR).1.9,0, MOWS The Great Caeh Simons Slgnoret, Simon IPG) 7:».»:30 1 II CAIM IWNtTf MO Glveewey Getaway' Claud* Dauphin. (Paid MAXLBT "loisaJet "" mm Quest: Stove PLAIA— RUTSBRI PLAIA CINSMA I— 19SO Stare: George Subscription Televi- Nothing Personal IPO) 7:10. •:» Kramer vi Kremer (PGI 7:«,l:40 Lawrence. Hamllton.Albert Salmi. sion) A tender, moving a a rauu WOMAN CINSMA I— RUTOSRI PLAIA CINBMA II- mm TrUnWCItDSUA 'Good Old Uncle Ben' "IO"(RIO(RII:I I Slmon (PGI 7:10, IX A IS-yeer-oldandhls story of love acroes CINSMA II- MPAA RATINO* visit to the bliarre Modern-day cattle rus- Kramer vt Kramer IPG) 7,1:10 G- General audiences. girlfriend are chesed cultural borders. (2 PG-AII ages. (Parental guidance ms house of a haunted by a suave drug smug- I p.) tling with the profits HOWSLL coming from sales to And Justice For All Barnegal Bedrrnnster Berkeley Heights BemardsviMe Blackwood Bnck Town Camden Carteret Chenv H.N Crantofd Ea*l Bfunswct. East Orange Ealonlowr Ekzabe,. ©RAND OPENING — The Racquet Place has opened on Route 34 In Matawen. Using some of the equipment |s Ms. Bonnie Hahn of Old Bridge as Instructor Tom Smith looks on. HA HEALTH PAIR —Over 200 residents took advantage of a recent health fair at Bavshore Community Hospital In Holmdel, co-sponsored by NBC. Provided were ex- hibits, free check-ups and an oral cancer detection exam. Shown *r*, left Margie Gulfln, R.N., consumer education coordinator and Velma Peterson, hospital volunteer. ALAN D. GARELLICK,M.S.W.,A.C.S.W. INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY THERAPY AFTER CARE COUNSELING EVENING HOURS AVAILABLE 30 WEST MAIN ST. FREEHOLD 431-0044 566'5271 {EVENINGS ONLY) "'on/Turnersville/Townley/TomsRiver/Summd South PlainlieW Silyerton Roxbury floselte Rahway Pont Pleasant larchrnont Plainltetd-Phillipsburg/Perth Amboy/V Boston Cometh BOSTON (AP) - Some of the nation's lop look forward to, when you know the American 1H7, ha came hack the next year to edge Toun marathoaen took their plant at tha starting flag will be waving." Jeff Wells by two seconds In 1:10.U. Last year, UM today In the Mth running of tha Boston Rodgen aimed for hit own coone record of 1 be sprinted virtually the entire route to lower Athletic AawciaUon Marathon, a substitute hoars, f minutet, 17 second* set last year. the record to 2:0* .17. Olympic* for many who had hoped to compete With tighter qualifying restrictions, the This year's race marked another tradition lormedaUinMoacowtbliiummer. itarting field wat cut from 1,700 in H7». How- becoming history. BUI Rodgen, the 11-year-old former school ever, every ttate and XI foreign cotmtriet ware The traditional bowl of beef stew no longer teacher, wai bidding for hli fourth victory UUhe I today. was served to flniahen. After 83 years, on the JUnUe, 116-yard run from Hopklnton to Bot- advice of nutritionists, the ttew was replaced by IM'I Back Bay Eleven of the tint 11 flniihen were back, yogurt and energy rebuilding fruit aad grain Some of the top runner* in the field of 5,481 with Japan't Hothihlro Seko, nmnerup to ban for weary rumen at the Prudential Build- men and 44» women had planned to skip the Rodgen latt year, tkipplng Beaton to concen- ing finish line. nation's molt prestigious marathon to train for trate on the Olympics In 1M6, with the demise of the old BAA - VA. Olympic Triali one month later in New Zealand'. Kevin Ryu. sixth the laat building on Exeter Stree in Botton'i Back Bay, two yean, loomed at a top foreign threat. the finish line was twitched to the new nigh-rise •Hjill tagerii Darkborae contenders included Marco Marcahel Pro DMrby. Rodgen, angered by the U.S. withdrawal of Italy and Michael Koutaii of Orecce. from the rammer Olympic Games, said "I'll The field of 44* woman wat led by Patti probably run haid for the next four yean to try Lyons of the sponsoring BAA and Gillian Adami for the next Oiympict" of Bagland. Joan Benoit, a turpriae winner laat Although be ha* criticised the boycott, year, wat forced oat bee Met of a recent appen- Rodgen discarded plans to wear a black dectomy. armband In protest In Ii75, Rodgen came out of oblivion to Bob Hedge of the Greater Boston Track ihoch the distance running world by winning the Sports Oeb.wbo finished third last year aad was one of Boston marathon In 1979 In a record time of 1 the favorites today, said, 'I put a lot of time noun, I minutet, ft seconds. • MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1980 11 . into the Trial* I'm M, and I've still got IBM to Forced to drop oat at tha 11-mile mark in Tha Humbert game Duguay's three goals keep Rangers alive NEW YORK (AP) - Right wing goalie John Davidson. Duguay scored uled for Bloomington Thursday, and a Ron Duguay scored three goals in a hit second goal of the game on a power seventh, if necessary, back pt the Fo- Stanley Cup game for the first time in play at 5:01 of the second session, and rum on Sunday. his career last night, helping the New Esposlto tied Jacques Lemair for tilth "Seriously, we didn't Expect it to York Rangers tUy alive in the Na- place on the all-time playoff goal-scor- be easy,' laid Sonmor, whose club tional Hockey League playoff quarter- ing list with a tip-In at *:M. stunned the hockey world by beating finals with a 4-2 triumph over the Phil- That gave New York a 3-1 lead, and the four-time defending Stanley Cup adelphia Flyers. Duguay added hit third of the game at champions 3-0 and 4-1 in Montreal. Center Phil Etpotlto added his Slit 5:42 of the third period when flBJohn career playoff goal and two assists stone's shot glanced in off hls*|Kt. Sabreil. Black Hawkit while Don Maloney had three assists as Reggie Leach's goal pulled the CHICAGO - Third-period goal* by the Ranger* cut the Flyers' lead to VI Flyers within 4-: with 4:28 to play. Richard Martin and Gil Perreault in the bestrof-seven series that re- lifted Buffalo to a victory over the sume* in Philadelphia Tuesday night. 11, North Stan 1 Chicago Black Hawk* and gave the Duguay got the Rangers started on BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - The way Sabre* a four-game sweep of their a power play tt 5:06 of the tint period, things are going for Minnesota, the quarterfinal Stanley Cup playoff tending the rebound of Maloney's that North Stars may be happy they don't series. past Philadelphia goalie Pete Peeten have the home-ice advantgae against Martin'* goal at 8:47 of the final Just six seconds after the Flyen' BUI Montreal in its quarterfinal series of period tied the game 2-2 and Perreault, Barber had been tent off for in- toe National Hockey League playoffs. ' assisted by Martin, scored the game terference. The Canadlens skated to a victory winner »tl«:54. The goal snapped a string of latt night, giving them two straight Ric Selling picked up a loose puck, Ranger* futility on the power play* and victories at the Met Center following carried It down the right side of the ice, a longer skein of Philadelphia success two consecutive losses at the Montreal then dropped a pats back to Perreault, during manpower disadvantages. The Forum hut week. who fed Martin for a 10-footer which Flyen had killed their last 30 power tied the game. plays, and the Rangers had gone "If we keep winning there and they Bob Murray gave Chicago a 1-0 lead without a goal in their last It advan- keep winning here, we'll win the at 11:16 of the tint period when he let series," Joked Minnesota Coach Glen fly on a breakaway. The puck hit Buf- Sonmor after the game. falo goalie Bob- Sauve't glove and CUM! CALL — New York Rangers goalie John delphia Flyert. Bill Barter of the Flyers, right, skates RictaUoLaiia pulled Philadelphia skipped over hit shoulder into the net. Davidson sprawls on tha Ice In an effort to protect the past the goal while Phil Esposlto of the Rangers kaaps even at 11:10 of the session, intercept- The beit-of-teven series now thlftt The goal, Murray's second in playoff goal from a shot In the first period of the Rangers' an eve on Mm. ing Ron Greschner's blind pan and back to Montreal for game No. S on action, wat assisted by Grant Mulvey. National Hockey League playoff gama with the Phila- dig a 40-foot shot past New York tomorrow, with the sixth game sched- Ivanchkkov has homecoming Chinaglia boots Cosmos past Rowdies By GUM HENDUUON tle, pumped in two goals as months sine* I've been back fourth player chosen overall crow to NeUI Roberto who to Elija Metlc't scoring mark tha Cosmos stopped the home," Ivanchukov said. "I in the tint ever league high beaded It by Hubert Blrken- of 101 goals, but he set * new EAST RUTHERFORD - Rowdies, 44. Bat It dida't found oat I was going to start school draft in 1*78. meierat»:l«. league mark of hit own. HI* The cheers that came cascad- (top Ivanchukov and hi* this gam* os Thursday, but I * Another youngster, 19- "In a situation like that It first tally of the second half ing down on Giorgio Chi- small rooting section. didn't call and tell my pa- year-old Julio Cesar Romero, is an instinctive thing," was his 50th regular-season naglia of. tha Cosmo* from Ivanchukov, a former rente, although they are my was not too bad either a* be Ivanchukov said. "I knew goal at Giants Stadium and the 4e,ie at Giants Stadium Howell High School star, best fans " staked the Cosmos (1-1) to a where Roberts was supposed set a record for most goals by yesterday were impressive, made his tint NASL start They bad plenty to be 1-0 lead at M:J7 of tha tint to be and I placed it well. a player In one NASL arena. bat dida't bold half tha yesterday and his parent* proud about as Ivanchukov half on a wicked boot from That's where I wanted it." Defender Bruce Wilson isarmth of the Inconspicuous were there to tee and cheer marked well against both the top of the penalty arc. It Chinaglia got the ball kept his endurance record applause that greeted Sandje him on. The l»-year-old de- Seninho and Angelo was hit third goal of the sea- where be wanted It in the alive by playing in his 156th Ivanchukov of the Tampa fender did net let tha op- DiBernardo in a contest be- son. second half as be picked up straight contest. The same Bay Rowdies. portunity tllp away a* he re- tween two of the NASL's two That lead was short-lived his third and fourth goal* of could not be said for Oscar Chinaglia, his sight* set on corded hit fint career assist biggest rivals at Ivanchukov took a pats on the season and t7th and Mth who missed yesterday's bat- the North American Soccer on the Rowdies lint goal "I was not too bad," said the left tide from Steve of bis career. tle with a hip extensor after League's all-time •coris* ti- "If* been a good eight Ivanchukov, who was the Wegerle and hit a perfect "We wanted to give the staring in all three pervious fan* what they came to see - garnet. Eighteen-year-old goals," Chinaglia said. "But Jeff Durgan got hit flnt taste we're still making mistakes. of the NASL when be started We're still not at our best." in place of Oscar. The Cosmo* consistent Tampa Bay'* Oscar Fab- striker looked at his best blani, who led the league in when be took a feed from scoring last year, played In Vladislav Bogicevic and beat hi* first contest this season, two defenders and goalie but his appearance didn't last Winston DuBose for a score too long. Fabbiani, who hat at 58:10. been bothered by a tore left Mark Uveric was next to ankle, got It klunked by get into the scoring act as be Durgan on a header at 21:00 fielded a Ricky Davis re- that sent the Argentinian roll- bound and zoomed It under a ing out of boundi In pain. He groping DuBose. Uveric then made a brief showing in the celebrated his first score of second half, but wat quickly the ISM season by Jumping up yanked. and swinging on the crossbar, toppling the goal and crack- Bogicevic, who did not ing the right poet. start the game, made the The goal took 27 minutes most of hi* time when he to replace and an embarrased came in for Franx Becken- Uveric was eventually given bauer In the second half. a yellow card for his antics. Bogie came up with two solid The unschedlued delay assists, hit tint points of the teemed to help the Rowdies year. (1-2) as they came back on Neill Roberts, who ha* the attack after being dor- had to shoulder most of the mant for most of the half. scoring responslbllty In Fab- Wegerle brought Tampa Bay bianl't abscence, appears to within a goal of the lead when be a solid acqulstlon. Rob- he controlled a pas* from Jan erta, who wai purchased Van Der Veen and pushed the from Atlanta prior to the 1B80 ball past a diving Birken- season, now ha* three goals meieratn-.lt. on the year. However, Chinaglia scored on an easy chip shot When DiBernardo trotted six minutes later off a on for a limping Seninho at HEADS Uf* — Sandje Ivanchukov of the Tampa Bay •KMMaatrCX DiBernardo pats. 32:01 of the second half it Rowdies (18), a former Howell High School star, heads HURRAH — Giorgio Chinaglia of the- Cosmos cele- Rowdies. Chinaglia Is now four goals away from becom- gave the Cosmo* six North a ball away from Seninho of the Cosmos In their NASL brates after scoring his second goal of tha gama that ing the NASL's all-time loading icorer. COSMIC WAVES - Chi- American player* on the contest yesterday. Ivanchukov came up with an Assist helped lead his team to a 4-2 win over the Tampa Bay naglia not only pulled closer , field. In his first league start. 12 The Italy Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. APRIL 21. i98o Yanks blow gjgjgJhMjgjBj Cubs9 rally past Brewers subdues Mets A'tl.Aageltl CHICAGO (AP) - Ivan DeJesus' tie- NEW YORK (AP) - Milwaukee relief PITTSBURGH — Dave Parker rapped a pitcher Bill Castro threw to third bate with Ail.Aagebt breaking single keyed a three-run seventh OAKLAND - Rickey Henderson stole inning yesterday to lead the Chicago Cubs to three-run homer off Pete Vuckovich in the no one covering, letting in two runt In the second inning to lead the Pittsburgh Pirates eighth inning, and the New York Yanked borne in the first inning and broke a 1-1 tie a M victory over the New York Mets and a with a two-run triple in the third, pacing the sweep of their three-game series. to a victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. went on to t M victory over the Brewen Parker's homer capped a five-run erup- yesterday. Oakland A't to an 8-2 rout of the California Mike Tyson opened the seventh by reach- Angels and a sweep of their doublebeader ing on a error by third baseman Elliott tion off Vuckovich, a winner in two prior With the score tied 5-5, Willie Randolph starts opened the Yankees eighth with a single and Matt Keough pitched a five-hitter In Oak- Maddox and Mick KeUeber sacrificed before then pitcher Jerry Augustine hit Ruppert land's victory in the first game. DeJesus singled Tys Deafen 4. Aatrest Jones with a pitch. Castro relieved Au- Steve McCatty stopped California on sev- Steve Ontiveros, who tied the game in the LOS ANGELES - Rookie Rudy Law sin- gustine, fielded Bob Watson's bunt on the en hits in the nightcap as the As completed a fifth with a solo homer, drew a watt and Bill gled past diving second baseman Joe Morgan third base side and threw to third, which had four-game sweep of the Angels and moved Buckner singled to center to score DeJesus to score pitcher Jerry Reust in the bottom of been vacated by Sal Bando charging in to into firtt place in the American League West. When the ball got past Joel Youngbiood for the eighth Inning, breaking a 2-2 tie and field the bunt. The ball went into left field WaiuSoif.OrWeil another error, Ontiveros also scored. giving the Los Angeles Dodgers a victory over the Houston Astros. and Randolph and Jones scored to break the BALTIMORE - Harold Balnes rapped Reliever Kevin Kobel, 0-1, was the loser. tie. Reggie Jackson hit a two-run homer, the his third double and fourth hit of the game Chicago starter Rick Reuscbel, 1-1, was the Reuss, 2-0, earned the victory In relief of Yankees' fourth of the game, later in the with one out in the ninth inning and scored winner and Dick Tidrow pitched the final two starter Rick Sutcliffe. Joe Nlekro, 1-1, was inning to put the game away the tie-breaking run on a single by Marv inning to pick up a save. the loser. Foley as the Chicago White Sox defeated the The Mets scared an unearned run hi the Red Sox I. Rasters i Gtaalsl.Paaresl Baltimore Orioles. first Inning when center fielder Jerry Martin BOSTON — Carl Yastnemtkl grounded SAN FRANCISCO - John Moatefusco Foley, who won Saturday night's game dropped John Steams' deep fly for an error Us third bit with the bates loaded and one out posted his first victory since last July, and with a lltn-inning homer, singled off Sammy with Steams eventually scoring on a fore* in the Uth inning, boosting the Boston Red Larry Hemdon supplied the punch with t Stewart, 0-2, and took second on the throw to Sox to a victory over the Texas Rangers. pUy double and a triple as the San Francisco the plate. Two more runs scored on singles by With one out, Rick Burleson walked and Giants downed the San Diego Padres. Mike Squires and Harry Chappas, plus an MONTREAL - Gary Carter's sacrifice took third on Fred Lynn's tingle off the left Montefusco, 1-1, allowed eight hits and error by center fielder Al Bumbry. fly with one out In the bottom of the ninth field wtU. After a conference at the mound, registered his first complete game since BhMJaysl,btBMsl inning scored Andre Dawson and gave the the Rangers elected to walk Jim Rice inten- Aug. 1, 1WI. His last win was July », 1W», at Montreal Expoa a victory over the Philadel- tionally to set up a force play at any base. CLEVELAND — Dave Lemanctyk gained San Diego. phia Phillies, Yattnemski crossed up the strategy quickly, bis first victory since last July a and Otto Dawson led off the inning against reliever Reds I, Bravest ripping reliever Jim Kern's first pitch into Velei slugged a three-run homer to lead the Tug McGraw, 0-1, with a walk and raced to ATLANTA - George Poster's two-ran right field, scoring Burleson. Toronto Blue Jays to a triumph over the Cleveland Indians. third on a one-out bloop single by Larry homer in toe eighth inning powered the Cin- Royals », Tigers « Lemancxyk, 1-2, held the Indians score- Parrish before Carter lofted his fly ball to cinnati Reds to a victory over the Atlanta DETROIT - George Brett and U.L. less on three hits through the first six in- left Held. Braves. Washington slammed home runs and Pete nings. But the Toronto right-hander was The Expos had tied the game M in the Foster's third homer of the season came LaCock drove In three runt at the Kansas knocked from the box in the seventh. eighth Inning when Warren Cromartie off reliever Larry Bradford, 0-1, after Dave City Royals defeated the skidding Detroit greeted McGraw with a single, took second Conception reached on a fielding error by Twuu4,Marts*n3 ALL CHOKED UP — Joel Younoblood of the New York Tigers. SEATTLE — Roy Smalley drove in two on Chris Speier's sacrifice and came home on shortstop Larvell Blanks. The homer gave The Royals jumped on Detroit left-hander Mets appears ready to choke second baseman Mike a tingle by Ron LeFlore. reliever Dave Tomlln, 1-0, the victory. runs with a homer and a double, and Mike Tyson of the Chicago Cubs In the fifth inning yesterday. Dan SchaUeder, 0-3, for five runs after two Cubbage hit a two-run homer to lift the Ellas Sosa, 2-0, the Expos' fifth pitcher, It was the 10th victory in U games this were out in the tint inning, with LaCock's Youngbiood was able to successfully steal second when was the winner by working a scoreless ninth season for the Reds and the Brsves' ninth Minnesota Twins to a victory over the Seattle the throw to Tyson got away. two-run double the key hit. Mariners. defeat In 10 outings Watson defends tournament crown CARLSBAD, Calif. (AP) - Jim Colbert was But it't illegal. who now has scored consecutive wire-to-wire saying all the right things, all the gracious things. A viewer in Ojai, Calif., telephoned to question victories in this tournament. Tied for third at 281 "The best player in the game won this tour- the legality. were George Bums and Curtis Strange. Burns had nament," Colbert said. "There it no question Jack Tuthill, Tournament Director of the PGA a closing 66 In the warm, breexy weather. Strange about that." Tour, questioned Watson about it in the scorer's shot a 67. But unknown to Colbert there was t very tent. Watson readily admitted he'd done It. And be Seve Ballesteros, the brilliant young Spaniard considerable question about the margin of victory was penalized two toots. ' • who won the Masters last weak, f^pHtd bis in Tom Watson's front-running defense of his title "I was wrong. I wasn't thinking," Watson brief swing around the American tour with a in the Tournament of Champions. said. "I violated the rules. It's a violation of the 73-2M. U.S. Open champ Hale Irwin was 7S-SM. While Colbert was speaking, that margin was advice rule. I accept the penalty. The rules are PGA titleholder David Graham of Australia shot being trimmed from five shots to three. Watson there to be followed. I violated them. If I'd been 74-286. was assessed a 2 shot penalty after be had com- - leading by one, if it had changed the outcome of Trevino shot a closing 77-281 despite the ad- pleted hit final round yesterday. It merely the tournament, I still would have accepted the vice. changed his score from 71 to 71, bis total from 274 CARLSBAD. Calif. (API — Final found Karat and mm penalty." aarMna* ymurday to ma SStMM TawiwnaM al CHamalam do to 276, his winning margin from five shots to Mtt-yard, par 71 La Caau CauMrv ChdjeavrM: It was the third victory of the season for the Tom wauan, Utjm tMa-7i-»-IN three. man who has been the game's outstanding per- Jim Cola.fi. HUD u 71 7i-7»-l« It was only an exercise in arithmetic. CyrtU Straw*, (jajog former the past three seasons. It marked the anrm turn, num In no way did It change the outcome of the fourth time since 1978 that he'd made a successful Lou Of .Mm, HIJW tmn-nm Mar Fknrd. 111X10 u-n^n-n-mt tournament. title defense CraaCra j IkHlir. 111.id! But it could have. OiHIl MooMorgan. ,1 lij " 11 nx n an The 21st victory of his career was worth Jack linr. 1* win a» aw "If I'd been leading by one, It would have $54,000 from the total purse of $300,000 and JoApnv Millar, M.M0 IHStii Hi gj changed things," Watson said. "I wouldn't have DMtxrHI. IM12 boosted Watson past Arnold Palmer and into third Ut TrMM S7J11 •MtJI-M-tM won." Ed Florl. I7J1I itsOi n m place on the all-time money-winning, list behind David Graham, 1741 WISTi-Td-Hn ;i pj The penalty arose from some television-re- Jack Nicklaus and Trevino. He now has 1201,525 Urnr Natun, UJM 7MS-7nititms1 M Calvin Paala, tUSI n-n-n-M-au layed advice Watson passed on to Lee Trevino for the year, $1,872,858 for his career. MHMluMHw.lu« during their final-round play. Trevino was strug- tm BMMotarea. M.tla Tt-71-71 The veteran Colbert was second In the elite Andy Saan, w.m nn-n-n-m gling. Watson told him, on the Uth bole, that he event that brings together only the winners of pro Hymn Oraan. RIU n-H-H a» m Www Lax. UM nun 7i w was playing the ball too far forward in his stance. golf tour titles from the last 12 months. He bad a Hasan T»M». w.ioo n-w-it—n-m Herman Mitchell, Trevino's caddy, was wear- CHI CM Rodrlei. I4.1W 74.7V 71-71-ltI closing 70, 2-under-par on the La Costa Country Dam Ekwbnr. 11,771 ing a live television mike. NBC announcers beard Club course, and a 2TO total. Jarn McGaa. 11,771 n-n-it-n-tn the comment and rather casually pasted it *)**[ Jafl Mltcn.il, U.J00 71-77 71-71-JM Any chance Colbert bad of winning — penalty Hal. Iraki 1MM tt-M-74—»-tM to the viewing audience at a sidelight, an Illustra- Al Mlaaraar, U.JM or not — died when he made a double bogey on the D. A. WalDrlna. H.J0O tion of bow players aid each other. 16th bole. No one else ever got close to Watson , Im HMIa. U.H0 Tt-M-71 n aw White cops first crown ORLANDO. Fla. (AP) - Donna White birdied green on her third shot and two-putted for a par 5, make Donna think as she finished. three straight holes toope n a three-shot lead over clinching her first victory in four years on the "I wanted her to tprecatiate her tint win," iMfirtlip| rhamp^i Jane Blalock, then overcame Ladies Professional Golf Association tour and a Blalock said. a nervous finish yesterday to claim her first $15,000 check. "I did appreciate it, because my family (her LPGA victory in the $100,000 Lady Citrus Open. "It would have been better for me If the ball parents and husband) was In the gallery," laid White finished at .Minder-par 283 after begin- bad been hi the trap on the 18th," she said. White, a North Carolina native who resides in ning the day one shot back of Jerilyn Brits. Britz "Hitting a sand wedge off the grass with a West Palm Beach. NOTHINO TO IT — Tom Watson raises his hands in triumph after sinking a shot double bogeyed twice on the front nine to drop out bunker right in front staring at you is probably the Janet Coles and Sandra Palmer tied for third from a sand trap and saving par on the second hole In yesterday's final round of the sf contention. weakest part of my game." at 285. Britz finished with a 5-over-par 78 for a 2S0 Monv Tournament of Champions. Watson won the tournament and collected $54,000. White, at 5-feet-2 one of pro golf's shortest White, a University of Florida graduate and total that tied her for 14tb. 1(76 U.S. Amateur champ, came close In this ORLANDO, Pla. (API — Fin 1HM players, binned the Uth, Uth and 14th boles to go CHrva Own at Iha par-71 tUmflrm "* " 10-under-par and open her three-ttroke lead. event last year, but doubled-bogeyed the 16th to Odnu WNIa, »u.0« 7«-7V7O-70m Jan. tlatock. »J00 n-n-n.n-m But after White bogeyed the 171-yard 16th miss a playoff between Blalock and Joanne Sandra Palinar. SUM Tutjfiytu Carner by a stroke. Jan.1 Cortt. luoa >*-nn-n-mTutjfiytu hole, Blalock, playing ahead of her, birdied the PatMa«tn.M«t 74-7MT-7J-JS* •0-yard 18th to finished with an 8-under-par 284. Blalock, who won money in her 277th straight Judy RMMn, U.Jdt 7I-7I-74-71—Ml Lynn Adama. u.m n-TI-n-Tt-Stl White parred 17, but hit her second shot on the tournament, said: "When I was three shots be- Cvalyn Mill, u.m 7O-T»-7»-7»—an IOC meets 1MB behind the trap. 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' TOfSr WAS V ST. JAMES? Hi.'ini.i mm'i I:IIIUI>III liquid abbr. ATTRACTED BY \ ST. JAMES!--- MV The Family Circus Bv Bil Ream- II Medico Fresh THAT DIP NOT THE SIGN IN I FRIENDS CALL N&W • KINGTU *XJR WINDOW, I AND MY CREDITORS CALL ME EVERY HOUR r • 1 3 14 15 10 IK 112 ON THE HOUR! i asssssssssl'' I \A || 17 l vr w I = !T" F 1 n 1 TheWiurdofld •RK-t PP THE rae-mw. LEFTIST ANIMAL 5HEL J7 5F39 1 I i 1 w ftMI ^H' r 57" UTTER TO THB 5T 160 #^ • l Mommy alwayt ties them double. Hav« you 1 learned to do that yet?" 1 1 1 1 1 Your horoscope, birthday THcVVE QOT A LOT IN-V WEREGIVIN' I'M NOT COvvWDN - ONE'S AN IbLE MONDAY, APRIL 21 allow either to keep you with your ability to remain A SNOOKER IN THE PROFESSIONAL ANbTHE Born today, you support from moving toward your SAQITTARIUS'Nov. 22 EXHIBITION OTHER'S A PROFESSIONAL calm in crisis. Serve your Dae. 21) - Surroundings VOOb, tremendous ambition on a goals. own principles well. AT DURHAM ANDV IDLER lend an air of grace to what t3Nl6HT,BO6 framework of high ideals In Also born on this data LEO'July 23-Aug. 22) - otherwise might seem the coaaequence, no matter how are: Elizabeth II ot Personal relationships may most mundane of days. r KNOW much you wish to achieve a England; Josh Billings, cause as much confusion OW IT given goal, you will forego it noted American humorist. today as they do enjoyment C*PRICORN(Dec. 22- IS, MATE before you will go after it in To see what is in store for Make no irrevocable deci- Jan. 10) - If possible, pay any but the most honorable you tomorrow, find your off debts before day's end. ways. You abhor the cheat birthday and read the corre- Be ready to accept new responsibilities. Your sympathy always goes sponding paragraph. Let VIRGOIAug. 23 Sept 22) to the honest underdog - your birthday star be your - A surprise move by one in AOUARIUSfJan. 20-Fob. even when it is the question- daily guide. authority may give you Just 18) - Be on guard against Blondie able, but definite success TUESDAY, APRIL 22 the chance you've been hop- taking your enjoyment from who could help you on your TAURUS'Aprll 2O-May ing for. Improve conditions. others. Try to find satisfac- wav. 20) - New deals with old tion within yourself. TH15DCK CAME OUT SOT / AT LEAST LIBRA(S«pl. 23-Oct 22) MR BOMSTEAO THE CANCr/15 SHU. 'NOW ME KNOWS friends may take longer - Domesticity rules the day. PISCES'Ftb. 19-March rXICSNT KMOW IT . Your emotions are quite than anticipated. Leave 20) - You should find great IN HIS HAIR IT6 THERE.' near the surface By the An attitude of firmness is 8UT MY UDUJPOP room at day's end for relax- essential if you are to gain joy in your one-to-one rela- i\ time you have reached ation. IS STUCK IN authority over children. tionships today. Crowd situ- adulthood, however, you GE MINK May 21-June 20) ations leave you cold! HIS HAIR SCORPIO(Ocl. 23-Nov. should have your feelings - You would do well to con- ARIEStMarch 21-April under control -- at least to serve both energy and mon- 21) - Loves ones rally 'round during a morning of 19) - Take pleasure from the point where they cannot ey now. An emergency late small advances. Though you interfere with your progress. in the day calls for calm. real and imagined crisis. Accept help with grateful may not reach your goal, Though easily disappointed CANCERf June 21-July you may realize new possi- modesty. or frustrated, you do not 22) - Impress a new friend bilities. South dealer SheinwolcPs bridge advice North-South vulnerable By Alfred Shelnwold PROTEST NORTH Doonesbury (16 to 18 points), and the • A10832 A good player's partner "Hold on," West protested. next player passes. You hold: South Wed North East about 12 to 11. So Hudgins took the trump BRIDGE written by Alfred )• 3* 4 NT Pass Hudgins played dummy's finesse and made his grand Sheinwold is available. Get 5 0 Pass 7 0 All Pass ace of clubs at the first trick slam. your copy by sending tl 25 to the Red Bank Register. P.O.' H-g-r and quickly led the queen of DAILY QUESTION Opening lead -• K spades from his hand. Box ION. Los Angeles, Calif. Partner bids one notrump 90053.) TUB HUH-AUP ITISH'T &Oirt& WHEN YOU 60 To 80 A PlCf4lc/ SOME PLACE NICE HCXl] ,5HOUIP ALWAYS 5HINE YOUR FEET! Beetle Bailcv The Phantom NOT FINI6HEP ? CUOSE THE POOKf ANVTHlNG AFT6K A WEEKENPIIM NOT ttT. BUT YOUR FATHER WON, DIDN'T HE I ON >OUR WAY I YOU SAV, TOWN HE NEEPS A LITTLE THE FKSHT 1OU HOVE OUT, KILLER y\ SWEETIE IS ENPEC NOT PEPRO6RAMMIN& HAVE 1 FINISHEP. PROVfP IAM me PHANTOM? YES, REX. BUT REMEMBER, THIS WAS A FIGHT TO THE DEATH, Everything but whales at *Whale of a-Sale* Lifestyle 1 KUMSON-Oceans of bargains. That ! what's promised for the Rumson Country Day School! 10th annual Whale of a Sale, to take place Wednesday from t a.m. to 1 p.m. and Thursday from » a.m. to noon at the school, Bellevue Avenue and Ridge Road. Proceeds of the event will go to the school's scholarship fund. Included in the sale will be clothing, toys, sporting equipment, books, records, posters, bric-a-brac and baked goods. Also, there will be a Treasure Table fea- turing china, glass, silver, jewelry, paintings and antiques The French Shop will sell de- signer clothing at bargain prices. SILENT AUCTION There will be a silent auction, and top bidders will be announced late Thursday morning. A special Bag Sale, with leftover merchandise reduced to rock bottom prices, will be staged during the last sale hour. Chairing this year's Whale of a Sale is Jackie Schluter, assisted by Gert McTighe Other members of the mother's committee, which Is sponsoring the event, are Carolyn Monier, treasurer; Judy Eisenberg, public- ity; Anne Angers, art design; Irene Bansak and Fran Kennedy, set-up; Bernadette (flsV Eulner, Diane Riker and Nancy Bomeman, STEAMER TRUNK — silent auction; Judy Stanley, poster distribu- 4 tion ; Suzy Post, cashier assignment, and Judy Mr*. Gert McTighe, left, Atlantic Highlands, and SUnley, Sara Barrett and Marti Huber, Mrs. Jacqueline Schluter, French Boutique. Rumson, ay* an old steam- er trunk, which will be among the items at the Rumson Country Day School's Whale of a Sale, which will taka place there Wednesday from 9 a.m. to Register photos 2 p.m., and Thursday » by Don Lordi a.m. to noon. BEDOY BYE BUY — The solid mahogany four-poster bed headed for the Whale of a ; Sale appeals to, left to right, Michael McTighe, 7; Charlotte Schluter, 6; Jane Schluter, 8, and Peter McTighe, 7. McAllister-Cole FAIR HAVEN-Maria Therese Cole, kin. McAllister was graduated from Red Weddings daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cole, 17 Bank Catholic High School, attended the Col Breeay Point, UtUe Silver, was married lege of Notre Dame, Baltimore, Md , and is April 12 in the Roman Catholic Church of the an alumna of Katharine Gibbs School, New Nativity here, to Robert Andrew McAllister. York. She has been employed as an adminis- Carhart-Monahan son of Mrs. Thomas McAllister of New trative secretary with the Siemens Corp., Brunswick, and the Ute Mr. McAllister. Monsignor Charles Stengel and the Re*. Mr. McAllister attended St. Peter's High ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Maureen Donald E. Hickey coo-celebrated the nuptial Monahan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mass. There was a reception In the Molly School, New Brunswick, and Central Coo- . F. Monahan, 316 Edgemoor Road, Belford, Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. necticut sute University, New Britain. was married April 12 In the First Presby- Attending the bride were Anne S. Cole, Conn , and is an accounting analyst for Uaion < terian Church, to David Scott Carhart, son of maid of honor, Mrs. Patrick Fanner, Mrs. Carbide. New York. Mr. McAllister is a U S Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Carhart, 41 E. Lincoln Joseph Hughes sad Leslie KnookKH. Army vtfena aad served in Vietnam. Ave. The Rev. Guy MilUrd officUted. Phil CahlU was best man. Ushers were After a wedding trip to Hawaii, Mr. aad , Sharon Monahan and Dalton Carhart Jr. DEBORAH LENIG MARIA MC A LUSTER John Cole, George Bode and William Hughes Mrs. McAllister will reside in Dantery. were the couple's honor attendants. Jr. Coon. Mrs. Carhart was graduated from Mld- dletown Township High School and is em- Riker-Cuppler ployed by Dr. Allan S. Silver, Belford. Lenig-Whitfield Mr. Carhart is an alumnus of Henry EAST KEANSBURG- The bride-elect attended Hudson Regional School, Highi.nrt. a^d HIGHLANDS-Tne First United Method- Wahl and Gall Schenck. Kristin Lenig was The engagement of Tracy Middletown High School Riker to Andrew Thomas North. Her fiance was gradu- Mack Boring Diesel Institute, Union, and is ist Church was the setting April 12 for the flower girl. marriage of Deborah Carol WhiUield and The bridegroom had Mark Van Dyk as Cuppler has been announced. ated from KeansMirg Mign employed by Better Housekeeping, Red She is the daughter of Mr. and School and is employed by Bank. John Jay Lenig. The Rev. Alan Padgett and best man and ushers were John WhiUield, the Rev. Lloyd Applegate officiated at the James Lenig and David Lenig. Mrs. Ronald Riker of 562 OisenandHassoldlnc. After a wedding trip to Florida, Mr. and. Thompson Ave. Her fiance Is MR. AND MRS. DAVID CARHART ceremony, which was followed by a recaption The bride is a graduate of Henry Hudson the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rich- Mrs. Carhart will reside in Belford. In Buck Smith's Restaurant, East Regional School and Lycoming College. Wll- ard Cuppler of 60 Morn- Keansburg. Uamsport, Pa. She Is employed by GAB Busi- Ingside Ave., Keansburg. Thomson-Schuetz Mr. and Mrs. O. L. WhiUield of Ocean ness Services, New York. Her husband was Street are the parents of the bride, and the graduated from Penns Grove High School Mr. and Mrs. James I. Lenig, Penns Grove, and Is employed by Perkin-Elmer Corp., NEW MONMOUTH-The marriage of are the bridegroom's parents. Wilton, Conn. Brenda Ann Schuetx and Glenn Francis SERENDIPITY Karen Burlington was maid of honor. After a wedding trip to Bermuda, the Thomson took place April 12 in St. Mary's Bridesmaids were Carol Osborne, Sarah couple will make their home in Connecticut. Roman Catholic Church. Monsignor Robert COMING 800N TO T. Bulman officiated. FAIR HAVEN The brid*is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. HOME MADE George Schuetz Jr., 1 Cindy Ann Drive, Mid- Filardi-Walsh dletown. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. ICE CCREAM LUNCHEONETTE John Thomson, 264 Port Monmouth Road, HOLMDEL-In St. Benedict Roman Cath- East Keansburg, and the late Mr. Thomson. olic Church April 12, Kathleen Nora Walsh, Joan Buckley and John Thomson were the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Walsh, couple's honor attendants. 110 Idobtone Lane, Aberdeen, became the Mrs. Thomson was graduated from Mid- bride of Stephen Joseph Filardi Jr., son of dletown High School South and attended Mr. and Mrs. Filardi Sr, 17 Magnolia Ave., Brookdale Community College, Llncroft. She Hazlet The Rev. William Clifford officiated. Is employed by Larter and Sons, Newark. Attending the bride were Tammy Ann Mr. Thomson attended Middletown High McTaggart, maid of honor, Mariann Walsh, School North and is employed by Urn Con- Jacqueline Walsh and Lynn Ann Filardi struction, Matawan. MR. AND MRS. GLENN THOMSON John Potter was best man and the ushers were Tommy Lands, John Walsh and Nick Setteducatto. Mrs. Filardi was graduated from Memos Matawan Regional-High School and is em- ployed by Guilford Textiles, New York. Mr. Filardi U a graduate of Raritan High School, Hazlet, and Is employed by the Bid- SORORITY ELECTS - CHINESE AUCTION - of Italian heritage In dune. dle-Sawyer Corp., New Brunswick. XI Beta Alpha Chapter of The annual Chinese Auction Application forms have goae After a wedding trip to the Poconos, Mr. Beta Sigma Phi international of the St. Rose of Lima out to various high schools in and Mrs. Filardi will make their home In service sorority will meet Rosary Altar Society will be the Bayshore area. Ann Matawan. MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN FILARDI JR. Wednesday in the borne of Friday at 8 p.m. in the school Abrosio, Matawan, Is chair- Ruth Kugelman, Red Bank. cafeteria, South Street and man of the scholarship com- New officers are Sheila Fath, Lincoln Place, Freehold. mittee. Design course at Sloane's president; Stephanie Tickets may be purchased at Palasinski, vice president; the door. Theresa Shwahla is CARD PARTY — St. RED BANK-W. * J. covering the basics of Peggy Orr, recording secre- chairman. Joseph's PTA's annual Sis- Sloane, 140 Broad St, will by Catherine C. Crane of terior design. tary; Joanne Golebiowski, ters' Card Party and Fashion conduct a four-week Interior Sloane's interior design staff The registration fee in- design course, starting Tues- and author of "What Do You cludes a cony of Crane's corresponding secretary, and ACADEMIC AWARDS - Show will be Thursday at 8 Ruth MacDonald, treasurer. p.m. in the school day, April » from 1 to 2:10 Say to a Naked Room?" book. For additional informa- Red Bank Catholic High p.m., and Friday, May 2 from Crane will moderate the sem- tion or to register, interested Extension office chairman is School's annual Art Festival auditorium, Maple Place, Lee Fortgang and Sandy Ken- Keyport. Fashions will be 7:30 to 6:40 p.m. and continu- inar via specially prepared persons may contact the and Academic Awards Night audio-visual presentations ny, Barbara Mushet and presented by Country Clothes ing weekly on those days, store. will be Thursday at 7 p.m. in same hours. Peggy Kors are coordinators. the Broad Street Auditorium. (Vogels) of Keyport. All are Invited to view the art MATAWAN BLOOD SCREENING - work of students. Re- CHIROPRACTIC CENTER A blood screening program freshments will be served. will be held Friday at 8:30 Club installs new slate DR. ALAN G. LEDERMAN am. in the Masonic Lodge, 40 CHINESE AUCTION - Chiropractic Physician Broad St., Eatontown, for The Dante Allghieri Society MIDDLETOWN - The Marcia Barnard, correspond- persons aged 55 or over. The of Central Jersey wiU bold its Junior Woman's Club of Mid- ing secretary. program is sponsored by the annual Chinese Auction and dletown will install its new Three new members will PROFESSIONAL CHIROPRACTIC 8ERVICES Eatontown Community Cen- Chinese Dinner Thursday at 7 slate of officers Thursday be installed. They are Pat CURRENTLY COVERED BY ter and the local board of p.m. in St. Benedict's here in the home of Pat Raf- Sabados, Janine Irisarri and health. Test results will be Auditorium, Bethany Road, fellinl. They are Joan Butch, Lois Bar. (No laud Ins.) seat to the center to be in- Holmdel. Vera VernareUi, president; Camllle Mara- The dub Is open to new • lUKSMMUJ 8BK (Authorized) terpreted by Dr. George Matawan, 1* in* charge of koviu, vice president - mem- members. Interested women - I.I.I. wmnt-mmm • wmmnmm Hostel, or participants may tickets. Proceeds will go bership; Sarah Vogel, treas- between the ages of 18-35 39 CAMBRIDGE DRIVE, MATAWAN 07747 reoaest to hate them seat to toward the Scholarship Fund urer; Ronnie Meckier, re- should contact CamilleMara- their own doctor. to award a high school senior cording secretary; and kovits. 566-3342 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 21,1960 Tine Daily Register 17 Advice YOUR HEALTH I _ A NEW YOU Hypoglycemia is in fad Appearance important By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. have the mystique or social status of terpretation of the five hour graph can hypoglycemia. then firmly establish the presence or I doa't know if its a tod or sot but There is no guesswork about absence of low blood sugar. If indeed it every other friend of mlae seems to say hypoglycemU. One cannot speculate is present, diet and drugs can control she has aypsglyeesala. When they de- that she has hypoglycemU because she the condition. for business men, too scribe their symsums U me, siiliaiy may have chronic fatigue, sweating, I am sure that soon the fad will have I Had that I, tee, have all ef the saaae dizxiness, hxartnrhri. nervousness, or been exhausted and then Appearance is important. Not only socks. fashion expert, William Thourlby, au- symptoms. New I go arenas! telling tingling sensations In the arms. Any "cocktailists" can resume their con- for women but (or men too. It's a fact 4. Long aocks arc important Other- thor of "You Are What You Wear: The I have ayseglycemia. B one of these symptoms (and there are versations about psychoanalysis, ex- of life, and especially of business life. wise, whan you cross legs and pants Key to Business Success," believes In to be the la thing to do at dozens of others) may be a symptom of istentialism, and Zen Buddhism. So, if you're hoping to make it In the hike up you'll treat the viewer to a packaging for men as well as (or prod- cocktail parties. hypoglycemia. Yet innumerable other 4 executive suite, find out what your show of legs. ucts. Men should use clothing as a tool Is this a disease or a badge of disorders may cause them. So I never have been allergic before. Is appearance says about you, sir Do you 1. The leisure suit doesn't belong in to get what they want, he suggests in distiactloa? - Miss T.I., R.I. guesswork is not the approach to any il possible to become allergic to a load look the part of an executive? the executive suite. A better choice for his book, one filled with helpful Dear Miss 1.: such problems. that one has eatea all his life? - Mr. — Do your lapels have top those casual occasions is a well-tai- pointers on dressing for success. You have put your finger on a social Hypoglycemia la a very real dis- G.K., N.M. stitcntaf? lored sports jacket and slacks. Incidentally, sir, if you're going to pattern which seems to have cap- order. When it is suspected by a physi- Dear Mr. K.: — Do your pants conceal your * A short-sleeved shirt ii too casu- pM figuratively speaking, better shape tivated the curiosity of a great many cian, very exact and conclusive tests of The whole subject of allergies is ankles? al. up before you invest In an executive people. The study of social groupings is the blood sugar level can prove or extremely complex. Even as more in- — Do your socks match your pants? 7. Jewelry should be conservative. wardrobe. How to start? What better s tapestry with a revolving pattern disprove the existence of low blood formation is being accumulated, the — Do you wear knee length socks Forget the Daddy Warbucks cufflinks way than with my wonderful one-day There was a time when fainting was an complexities, too, are compounded. under suits? and flashing ring. Settle for )ewelry Water Past You'll find details of the important feminine asset. There was A five hour glucose tolerance test The RAST and PRIST tests of the blood — Do you wear leisure suits to that's smaller and not sparkly. limit fast in my "Spa Secrets" bulletin another time when every aMn—ifi can definitively show the rise and fall have been an important new contribu- office meetings? yourself to silver or gold. which can be obtained by sending 25 pain had to have the social stamp of of the sugar level in the Mood. Blood tion to the study of allergies. I think — Do you wear short-sleeved shirts a Candy print shirts are in bad cents and a self-addressed, stamped appendicitis. Long before that came samples are taken every hour. A graph that moat allergists will agree that it is to th« office? taste for the office Where pattern is envelope to me, Emily Wilkens, care of the wan, fragile look of tuberculosis is then made of the rise and (all of the possible to be sensitized to food and — Is your Jewelry flashy? concerned, limit yourself to stripes and this newspaper. that may or may not have existed. sugar level in the Mood. Blood samples drugs that one has previously taken — Do you wear print shirts? shadow plaids In truth, nothing makes Today hypoglycemia (low blood are taken every hour. A graph is then without any Ul effect -Do you wear designer suits? JUST FOR YOU sugar) has captured the im«flnsHim of Dr. Colemaa welcomes qaesttaas -Is your hair too short or too long? it look like you mean business more Dear Endly: I've been trying U cut made of the rise and fall of these blood effectively thins white shirt. the cocktail "sophisticates." Any oth- ' levels. Those trained In the In- from readers. Please write to him In Now let's analyse the answers: d»wa oa salt bal lead taste* to flat. Caa er disease U just ordinary and does not care of this newspaper. 1 Top stitching Is sporty and sporty I. A designer suit can be Just the lafeedtaJleuastttate? is not an executive look Your best bet ticket to success, providing It's Dot too iD. for the office u a dark business suit - avantgarde. Dear Nathan: Salt substitutes have ANN LANDERS grsy, brown, or navy with white 10. The right haircut Is important. a rather metallic taste. I prefer to use pinstripe. Too short suggests you're living in the a good dash of lemon Juice and plenty 1 Nothing looks worse than pants past-the crew cut era of the past. Too of pepper instead of salt that are too abort They shorten the long is a bit arty and doesn't inspire EMILY WILKENS welcome, let- body and detract from a well-tailored ten, but eanswt aadartafca to answer look. Pants should be long enough to If you didn't score high on this little each one. She will use questions of cover ankles. quii, better bone, up on the subject of general Interest hi her calami. Ad- Dining out leftovers 1. Far a coordinated look, socks fashion, air, especially if you're hoping dress yew letters to Emily Wilkens, should match pants - dark salt, dark to climb further up that ladder. Men's care *f this aewspascr. Dear Aan Laadera: I can be executed gracefully. rejecUoa. I hope this letter that they do a better Job in coalda't believe II when yea Nobody needs to be stabbed alts home — aot only mine, person. If not, honey, you'd —gy***^ that the wemaa eat with a fork. but others where parents cut better look elsewhere for the sUa ef the potato ahnaned Dear Ana I saiiiri I'm a oal of their kids' lives as soon emotional support. ASK DR. BROTHERS by her husband because "It's bit late with this, sat It has aa they go away to school. — the most aatrttteus part." taken me aalll aow to calm Orphaned Collegian It alcoholism ruining your NetUag Is less aspeUxlag down. I was so Infuriated by Dear O.C.: The mail ran life? Know the danger signals than witnessing s fork- stab- that •alversity student who 20 to 1 in the other direction. I and what to do. Read the Family vacation al fresco bing slab rcachmg across the complained aboat the dall let- don't know if it will make you booklet, "Alcoholism — table to get at someone's ters from home I coelda'l see feel better or worse, but the Hope and Help," by Ann leavUgi. Another stomack- straight shoe that pinched you so pain- Landers. Enclose SO cents chnraiag tight: parents Darlag my first year swsy fully is usually on the other with your request and a long, scraping the children'! lef- at college (t.«t miles from foot. stamped, self-addressed en requires careful planning tovers ante their own plates home), I received exactly one I hope your parents' prob- velope to Ann Landers, P.O. sad firmimtng the mess. letter from my mother. lem was an inability tocom - Box 11905. Chicago, Illinois By ML JOYCE BROTHERS ing more annoying than having to wait aex. Da you talak tats wonM be a I was raised In a family Meanwhile, my roommate — municate at a distance and «06U. Dear Or. Brothers: We're for one person who never seems to mistake?-S.S. where tats sort ef thing went whose famUy lived » miles know the Una. Dear S.S.: I certainly do. I think you an and always caasUrrea* the away — averaged five letters atstarie spats la Ibis country. I'd be If one of your group has a habit of should encourage your husband to let practice gross, b pettte soci- a week. leafcfcg forward u tt except tar law fact being late, you can save yourself tears your son develop in bis own way and at ety, ane eats aaly from his To top it off, my parents that we're lakiag (are* Us* with as and temper If. before arranging the his own spaed. Youngsters mature at own plate — at home or out never Ulrshsatd me. If I (twe ef my hasaoad's aad one fret* my meetings, you will act rules regarding different agea. Each should be allowed What's left Is for the dog. - wanted to talk te them, I was prsvssua marriage). They all gat alang bow long you'll wait before setting out to grow without being pushed or made Nauseated la Ml. Vemoa the cae who aad to so the fairly well, hat still a greup ef five k a for whatever has bean planned. Don't to feel that there's something wrong or Dear Vent: Your descrip- culling. After placing the call bit large. Do ye« have any Ideas oa this wait if that parson doesn't snow but let abnormal about bis pace. tion of people who share food (at' my awn expense, af hand ef laasily vacattaaTJ knew tram it be known in advance that ha or aha Young people tend to be idealistic makes them sound like a pack coarse), I had (he ieetlag will miss whstever has been planned. Taking a sensitive lj-year-old to a stag of hogs. Sony, I don't agree. they were eager to get off. groa» activity like this eaa be dls- If the children are very young, natu- show could have a very traumatic ef- To waste food these days Either they were getting rally, it will be important to help them fect on him. Such shows are offensive hi a sin. If Mom wants to ready to go somewhere, or hattag each ether. - R.B. plan the day's activities the night to most mature males. Their main ap- finish the kid's $11 steak or they bad company. It seems I Dear H U One of the best ways to before. peal la to insecure men who have many take It borne for lunch (no always picked the wreag avoid friction on a vacation it to allow Dear Dr. Brothers: Shoald my a«s- Inhibitions about tax and who fed that dog), so what? If a husband lime for people to wander off on their sex U "dirty," or that it should be doesn't eat the potato akin, All I wanted was aa aa- own. In other words, break up the eld sea isn't daunt yet and asset at the unclean In order to be satisfying. Usu- what's wrong with giving it to to my letters, Aan. I group. This is Just as true, incidentally, other hoys la his class are? He's afraia ally, the type of male who is excited by his wife? These maneuvers coald have dent withes! the whether it's children or a group of the bey may be haaneeetaal and he's such adolescent entertainment Is un- adults traveling together. Seventy-two mattering thai this may be all my fault comfortable with women as equals. He hours is about the maximum time peo- because I've bean everiy protective. wants them to be sex objects. This is an ple can be together without everyone's My aasbaad has threatened U take oar unhealthy atmosphere. Secretaries confer getting shattered nerves and ill bay to a stag show per fanned at a There's some evidence that boys temper. After that, people need to mea's cash every ymr. I'm eppteed to who show a precocious preference for spend some time alone pursuing their this becaase ^Vf shew Is obscene aad I girls are less secure of their maleneas own interests. fed It would be ihirklag to a shy hoy later on than those boys who prefer the on national day One point should be made well in like my sea. If my hasbaad had any company of boys during early NEW BRUNSWICK - State University's University advance when groups are traveling to- real iadicatioa that oar boy wasa'l nor- adolescence, who tend to have a Personal finance man- College, and Carol O'Rourte, gether and that U the importance of mal, I laiak he'd evea iaslst thai be go firmer, stronger male identity in later agement for the working account executive and finan- punctuality for meetings. There's noth- U prastttntcs far an hUraanrtlaa ta years. woman will be the subject of cial education coordinator for the Annual Secretarial Con- women at Merrill Lynch, ference co-sponsored by Pierce, Fenner and Smith, HOSPICE PROGRAM — St. Peter's Episcopal Church, HINTS FROM HELOISE Rutgers University's Inc. Freehold/ wns the site of a luncheon to Inform recep- Division of Continuing tionist/nurses from local doctors' offices of the avail- Education and the National Advance registration is re- ability of a Hospice Program at Freehold Area Hospi- Secretaries Association. quested. The *» fee includes tal, which offers services to patients with life threaten- The conference will be tuition, course materials and ing diseases and their families. Left to right, Mary held on National Secretaries lunch. Grau, R.N., hospice coordinator; the Rev. Bill Tlbbett If the shoe fits, buy it For additional informa- Day, Wednesday In the East and Mrs. Winifred Barkalow of the hospice advisory Brunswick Chateau. tion, call Rutgers News Ser- board. Inquiries about hospice services should be Conference workshops vice on Campus. directed to the hospital. HELLO, THERE! by wearing them out of the structed with man-made ma- Share a good giggle by will provide secretaries with We've done lots of bints store. In the first place, shoes terials because, unlike sending your Letter of information on budgeting, that require breaking in are leather, look-like-leather ma- Laughter to Heloise care of credit, insurance, saving, In- about shoes in this column — vesting and estate planning. JOIN everything from bow to keep probably a wrong fit In the terials don't allow feet to this newspaper. She can't an- them from squeaking to how second place, once shoes are breathe and can cause a burn- swer your letter personally Speakers include Michael 8 to tell the right one from the worn outdoors and the soles ing sensation. Sometimes too, but sbe will use the most Pryd, assistant professor of lef( (this, for the benefit of get scratched, there is litUe they're to rigid they restrict amusing ones in her column. management education at the the younger set...) likelihood that the shoe sales- the foot and, ouch!, that WeiGHTWAFCH€RS But the most important man will permit you to return hurts. thing you should know about them. But, whatever the cost, shoes Is bow to buy them in After you find shoes that the most important thing Is the first place. If your shoes keep your feet happy, bare the fit. It's what really Carl A. Quaglia, hurt, chances are you won't are a few other things to keep counts! If shoes don't fit R.P. » wear them long enough to in mind: right, even expensive ones SAVE t4jt»(X 1OW PfaSIRAIlON AND FWSTMeeTKG FEE fin* out if they squeak and Allow your shoes to will aggravate foot problems. couldn't care less which shoe "rest" after a day's wear. Since we spend so much COLDS ARE ALWAYS goes on which foot, right? This period permits any foot time on our feet — and the PLUS SAVE UPTO$6J00 moisture to dry and give* the Good Lord gives us only one IN SEASON The American Podiatry shoes a chance to air out For each poid weekly meeting you Association in Washington, pair - let's take a little more When feasible, It's a good time and use tome good old There's Dothinf worse than a w«rmwe«Uier cold, just attend between April 13 and DC, passed along the good Idea to change to different tips on shoe shopping which common tense when buying ask (be person who has one. A quick change la June 7, 1980 shoes two or three times a shoes - Heloise temperatures can result in a cold that lingers on for YOU'LL RECEIVE ONE fo low. Remember them day. weeks ud makes you really miserable. And all of thii wlen you're putting those In the beginning, don't DEAR HELOISE: nf terms occurs Just when spring has spraaf and yon SLIM TICKET hard-earned dollars Into a Those nasty cigarette want to be feeling great. WORTH $1.00 DISCOUNT pair of shoes 'cause, let's wear new shoes all day — get used to them gradually. Cov- butts, the tittered kiad, can QQ o weekly fee fa:e It, at today's prices be pat to goad use. It's a good idea to remember that Just u quickly as It shies are quite an invest- er them with an old pair of rots warm one day, it may get cold again the next. when redeemed in July socks to protect them from Break the filler off above Don't be too quick to put sweaters into storage. U a and August 1980 ment. the tobacco line and laser! II Don't buy shoes In the scuffs when you wear tnem cold doeicrou your path, we can recommend nwdica- YOU CAN GET UP TO for short periods of time about half way Into the hole Uon to help you feel good at new. mpnung because your feet en top of a spool ef thread. 8 TICKETS can stretch at much as a half around the bouse. Put a filter la all the different YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when WORTH UP TO sbe larger by afternoon. It's wrong to blame ill colored spools of thread yea you sect a delivery, We will deliver promptly without A TOTAL OF $8.00 Ottdri foot problems on shoes. True, extra charge. A great many people rely on in for their A prime consideration: shoes can be one of the ag- use for quick meadlag or sew- ing oabattoas. health needs. We welcome requests for delivery ser- always fit the shoes to your gravating causes but then vice tad chaife accounts. S4.00 Savings Offer Mblld feet, not your feet to the that's anally because of poor Thread a needle with each April 13 through May 3.1960 fit, not the shoe itself. Cus- eater of thread and Insert the WHGHT WATCHERS shoes. needle la the filter. Stand up when your foot is tomers are as much to blame Shrewsbury Pharmacy For Clans Nearest Vbu, being measured and when for getting a poor fit as ii the It keeps the needles sharp THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS SUM TICKET you try on new shoes because shoe clerk. and saves bunting far a nee- BROAD ST. 741-4874 SHREWSBURY Call 364-8511 fe«t lengthen out when they Inexpensive shoes arc not dle la an emergency. PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREEDEUVERY orlMIFrm are supporting your body necessarily harmful to good If you don't smoke, surely (800)242-5866 foot health, although Ms of yen know someone who dees. Don't try to break in shoes folks can't wear shoes con- - Mrs. H.R. Dick 18 The Daily Raider SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, APRIL2I, IMO Toll ft—: MMdtotown mrmm, t?1-UQ0: Matawan arM, Mt-«100. Classified Advertising 24 HOUR PHONE 8ERVICE ON THE ACTION LINE, 542-1700. -. - . REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 138 Mobil* Home* CLASSIFICATIONS 9 Construction Equipment 54 Situations Wanted Female 70. MERCHANDISE 79 Swap or Exchange 102 Houses For Rent MS 10 Wanted Automotive 55 Situations Wanted Male 71. Merchandise For Sale 80. Bicycles/Mini Bikes 103 Rental* To Share 130 Open House* 139 Cemetery Lot* 210. Lost And Found 1. AUTOMOTIVE 56 Situations Wanted Male/Female 72 Oarage/Yard Sales 81 Sports Equipment 104. Writer Rental* 131. Houses For Sale 140. Raal Estate Wanted 211 Special Node** I Autos For Sale 20. BUSINESS OIMCTORV 57. Child Care/Nursery School* 73 Machinery For Sale 82 Swimming pools 105 Summer Rentals 132 Apartmenta/Town Houses 212 Travel - Tran*portation 21 Business Service 133. Income Property 1M. RECREATIONAL 3 Trucks and Trailers 74. Rental Service 83 CBs, Electronics 106 Furnished Rooms 152 Boa* And Accessories 213 InatrucHon 4 Motorcycles 22 Arts & Crafts M. FINANCIAL 75 Farm Equipment 84 Merchandise Wanted 107. Nursing Home* 134. Farm Property SO. EMPLOYMENT 61 Business Opportunity 76 Auction Sale* 135 Commercial Property 153. Camping Equipment 5 Auto Services/Parts 85 Inflation Fighters 106. Commercial Rental* 154 Recreational Vehicle* 6 Auk) Rent/Lease 51 Help Wanted Ma*e or Female 62 Mortgagee 77 Pets And Livestock 10*. MAL ESTATE RENTALS 109. Buddings/Garages 136 Industrial Property 7 Auto Insurance 52 Babvsitting/Child Care 63 Money to Loan 78. Aircraft 101. Apartments 110 Wanted To Rent 137 Lots And Acreage 8. Auto Financing 53 Domestic Help 64 Money Wanted FMONTPAOEMAOCM CANCELLATIONS FAMILY PLAN RATES HOUR* DAILY OAH.V ANO SUNDAY. I* SO Par Count RATES I A.M. to (P.M. ADS • Bat Sokd e>yto ada • 4 3D p m to, NaM* an* tnm toroancaaato n it yuan J LINES-6 OAYS-W 00 Uh* before twetcaaon . Frxtoy 4:30 pm toi only on oauanc* ol special x* numbar to MHMIM Bud Face Heedmg. S* u Sunday pubkcakor. Claeeihad Dwaey 4 " i at ad « Mat-Mphta Cart* la*.-Ml $1.00 Each line Available to mdi MiMiium inasrlona 2 kna* p m two days pncv lo rxxysraann Thurs- PaHka »"Li- viduils placing adt under uaiimum 24 knas All leaders placed at day 4 pm far Sunday Pubkcaeon Proof ad* Three days pnor to pufedbsaon Raal 6 Days (Consscuuve). 61« ••UarcnandiM For Salt" for lams loot ol column 1 Day »1« 6 Days KonsKutv*) 544 1 Day M* EMM today _ 7D4ys|Cons*culM)..51« 2 Days (Comecutwt) 64« 7 Days |Cons*cuKv*)..58( not excaedmg *200 eacti. lejms •OX UPtY UIWrCE Sunday MMcaHn iM»MMai Can Mi 1700 2 Days IConsaculive). 75« 8 Day* (Com*cu1iv*,..55« must bs priced Noo CHRYSLER CORDOBA 197* — HONDA CIVIC 1977 — CVCC four- ELECTRICIAN — Ouallftod in all Very goad condition, power steer cylinder, four speed, manual steer pnaMt ol rasMantlal wart Including Autos For Sal* • nu, brakes, windows, air, tilt wheel, ing/brakat, radio, eight track. IroubMtnootlng Steady lob. lop pay FOREMAN-Mala or rear detogger. AM/FM stereo, good 21,544 nllet. US40 MV nan and tax and benefltt Call 351-1555 Female AMC RAMBLER 1969 — Good tires. 53,000 miles Asking 12*00 164 52U alter t p.m. ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY — MAINTENANCE milaaoa. Radio, air. power steering, SCHNEIDER NELSON Chassis, wiring, solder In*, excellent six-cylinder, automatic, tlnlad CHRYSLER NEWPORT I9e* — PORSCHE-AUDI salary and benefits Apply In person National nvamriactulne company re- Blast. All in good condition. 75.000 Good running order, 1150 Oakhurtt Audio Visual Labs . 1*5 First Ave.. oulret an Individual with ability la miles 5*50. Call 74740*2 after 7:30 1*4-3217 Allan manege and direct skilled •matty- , p.m. ees In the maintenance, repair atal CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1970 — KITSON CHEVROLET CO. service of hvptant mobile equip- AMC AMBASSADOR — 1974. an-Four door, good mechanical condi <« 36 . EXCLUSIVE COSMETIC COM ment Mechanical knowledge ana) cellanl condition, automatic, power tion. 1300 or best offer. 5al 1045 542IOO0 PANV — Seeking repretenlellves ability required as well as previous sleering/brahes. air. 51.000 miles. Call 2*44*19 er 5414*41. Man experience In hydraulK and me Hardtop, tour door 741 7*34 11500. CORVETTE 19*5 — Convertible, LAKEWOOD TOYOTA Top 11U through Frl . 9 5 P M chenkal repairs and aonoral main motor completely restored New paid tor Used Cart. 100% financing tananca. Twa-Biraa yean previous AMC HORNET 1»77 SEDAN — Fully transmission, clutch, roof. Call alter to qualified buyers. 364-9000. EXPERIENCED CHEF — Im suaarvlsarv experience prgfeiiad. vguipped. sift, ona owner, good gat 5 p.m., 495-0401. modlato imallymaM Speclallilng mileage. 51500 firm, nillll LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MARK In infill, shore location Call .CORDOBA — 1975, groat condition, IV 1973 — Low mileage, very good 4415114 and opportunity far growth Salary AUTO REALTY power steering, power brakes, air condition 11250 or best offer South canwmeniuraal with experience and If you are buying or tailing a car, I conditioning. AM/FM stereo, blue Jersey Surgical. 747 1614. ability. might be able to help you. II you are with Ian vinyl landau roof 44.000 FULLTIME NURSE RN M/F — selling a car call me and I will fry miles 11200. 2*44175 or 4954057 MAZDA 1976 - Asking 11*00 51 Help Wanted Nlehl shift, tit pm. 7 am 1 Far Sand Resume and salary history lo to tall it for you. It you are looking Call 164-1444 or 2 Aulos For Salt iVlotofcvclas Si Help Wanted arawlne aacefttlism treatment facil- Baa A 291. The Dally Register. to buy a car call me and I will try CORVETTE 1973 - T-top, original call 1*4-36*1 ity. Experience in alcoholism field Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701 Eoual Op COMPUTERS —Full time and pan lo find the type of car you arepaint, excellent condition 1*500 Call MAZDA RX 7 1979 — Excellent con- lunltv Err AMAHA — M0. 197*. ACCOUNTANT — Full time and time. Local campaiiv needt parson looking tor. No more running around *71-3412. dition. Brorue. air, tun rool, power VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1970 — A I GARDENER - Experienced. lv> for the buying or telling party. Jutt antenna. Going 10 Germany. Asking shape. 11*50 or trade for motorcycle, part-time. Local campany needt ac- ma. Call me lor details of my ser- CREDIT PROBLEMS 50cc and up. 7414647 countant with tales personality to dam a seaaa from *4 p m contact. 19500 741 7*65. 79 p.m. • *jMari-M,, •-.* AdTatTatt JMVU ItaVn t\daea Idi D.L. McOantM. 1411934 vices Call 741-2243 days. 544 0041 No cash? II you're working, we can warn In Mlddletown Red Bank are*. t^axf/wM/aw/aw*watewajj sveilwi Sfr ••. ilv eawav iir HELP! alter 4 30 or Sun., ask for Bill help to gel you financed. No money MERCEDES 19U 200 D DIESEL — VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT 1975 AMAHA — 113. 11*9. 197* HONDA No fee Involved. Call Mr. Lydon, volvod Call Mr. Lvden. Century GROWTH OPPORTUNITY — Far $1S0 PER WEEK down. Payments arranged to suit Four-speed, AM/FM. air, 34 mpg. 12200, 17 MPG I. As It. MM Hot Century Employment Agency, Email I HUM Agency. 171 USO your needs Many Naw and Quality 741-1941 Iipoato parson. Must be excellent fm a person wttt can fit our his*!. BOBCAT 197* WAGON — Excellent, looks good, runs excellent 12500 5444131 6711100 Maintain busy hi inputs' and be only 34.000 miles, four-cylinder, Used Cars to choose from. Call Mr. 7414530. COUNTER HFLP — Full-time er great fuel economy, original owner. Fredericks at Rassas Pontlac, 395 VOLKSWAGEN 1970 — Good run- AMWAY - Get It whole story. Fer part-llma. Apply in person Wlltow This It a posHton where vou can or w*. anauak tt astlll In IMM busi- ning condition, noedt brake wort. Auto Sorvlcis/ SI Help Wanted 51 Hrio-WMUtf S1HalpWant*d 71 Merchandise M Merchandise Nubbin For Sale Wanted HOSTESS/HOST - Full Urn. Mil KEYPUNCH OPERATOR MANICURIST/PEDICURIST — lien evelleMe Eiaerlenced Mir BTI machine, MM benefits. Wit- Frl. and Sail Busy talon. RM Sank PIANO — Sohmer Spinet with AAAAAA — LIQUIDATE UN Atmtf HiWfWi balaiaan)»»hattr • ol hout tvaaa. To 14 .n arM All IrwtHrlM confidential Call matching bench, excellent condi- WANTED ANTIQUES, JEWELRY. t Md 4 p.m. Llncreti Inn, Llncrett M Thomas An IIM 747-ITM, or attar 1 p.m.. m-ms. tion, $400. Call 719 14*1 RUGS. FOR CASH. INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES LADIES MEN - Evi us to UHH MANAGER TRAINEES POOLS INSURANCE - IHMTMKM MM* LOCAL distributors of brand new IS* E. Newman Springs Rd cv Claims aarten *MM. ftettiv smt tvaae. svorklna, at ham. on the E «c« wni opponunltv for caraar -or I Shrewsbury 747-4200 ofcone. IWDU. 179, J1.li luxury pools Complete Helmet a. MCDM.II I*!.. Ut-MK .nUd lnolvldu.ll. Full «nd part with fencing filter sundeck. elc. tt*e INSURANCE SECRETARY -M LANDSCAPE — Gardener'! Helper urn. positions alto avallaMo. Call complete Similar savings on In-ALL LIONEL TRAINS fm MM l»»n» HUH. dKUpMxu OHM. EiMfMtM enlv Drlnr'i HuaaARD'S CUPBOARD. ground pools Installed. Financing Or Fiver. Top caah appraisal • requirement. Reply HMmtt " license a must. Call 741 ml K>t<44?-a»*. balwoan •.»% a.m. arranged MtDewell. "•' Mon. through Frl. BRICKTOWNBUY LOCAL2»5J*2* LANDSCAPE GARDEXERS — MARINE MECHANIC/SERVICE KEYPUNCH OPERATCt — II Helper, experience nacaiearv. Call MANAGER — Experience HI In RANGE - G.E with hood, also 9«I2 ALL U.S. SILVER COINS p«rl.nc« ntctturr, Vermencn after I p.m. S4MW4 bo.rd/aulboard. Excellent op- foam-back multi-color rug. Call Silver dollars, gold, starling, scrap, aaalllon. medkel and reltremen portunltv In orowlno itiap. Altar t. 471-704B. after 4 p.m. highest prices paid k.n.llll. NORWOOD CIS LAWN TECHNICIANS call 7>7]7U. LINCROFT COIN & STAMPS Le«n Occur ef Freehold needs RIDING MOWER — John Deere, •42-7400 TRiaUTORS INC.. U* Braathu trainee! tar area iarvlc. raaraaml- Model 48, electric start, with grass Long Ik mUM MATERIAL PLANNER ANTIQUES — All kinds, bought tor allvea. Mull be am. I. torn Mutt have deerea and ana-two vtart catcher, limited use two seesons. muflkMa. nwclianlcal aMIIIv, valid Excellent condition. tlOSO, (save top cash. Mary Jane Roosevelt An- KEYPUNCH OPERATOR eMparlanca In Inventory control and Iquts. 109 East River Rd.. Rumson. fmtMKM CMcito. us machine NJ. driver's license, enley MMr pradvcllon animates To ItaK. S400I Upright freeier. S75 Desk top •art and aiinli Call Mr. CaWman. 1M copier, t» 944 9445 •42-315*. Member Appraisart As- KWlIM KM T. tt» mm. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 51H«lpWanttH 51 Help Wanted sociation of America. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY tc Tnomal Av..747->n«>nr>wtl»»ry 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise SAFE — 4'X3'X3', good for store, ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN- M Thomat Av. Mr-MMSnrawikurv MECHANIC — Vending and .mute For Salt For Salt U75 LIFEGUARDS — Musi Ha certified Call 747-4IO0. TIQUES, Rt. 14 and Homestead Send return, lo Pool Wanaeament rn.nl Mini M .xp.rl.nced and able NURSE — LPN, MTitltTM, 11-7 TRAVEL AGENCY MANAGER — Ave., Leonardo. 291-5250. to repair all tVPOt vandlns and w«tk*nd.. C.I I *44 miMra. 71 Merchandise Aitac . P.O. Ba« II. Morgenvllle. Salary commensurate with ex- DESKS, FILES — TaMes, ctialrs, SEARS TRACTOR — 14 h.p., new NJ. »TSI. amutamont davkot on location. Hut, Lwtwwn 7 *.m. I* 3 P.m. perience. Caruso Travel. 2f 1-3*23. engine. 41" rotary mower, 42" snow BACKROOM ANTIOUES —Located For Salt Company tuppIlM vehicle. Blue ALUMINUM adding machines, typewriters, of- at U.S. No 1 Flee Market, Rt. I, New ORGANIST/CHOIR DIRECTOR — flee equipment, etc. et bargain plow, 34" sweeper, cart, rotary MARKET RESEARCH SUPER- Crott. Blu. Shlald. tick and vacation TYPIST — We are looking for people spreader, all for 11300. 747 144*. Brunswick. N.J. S44-O900. Buy, sell VISOR TRAINEE — Full llm«. lo paid. Salary comm.niur.te with ex- Milhod.fti Church, JUM 1, B«Wwln who can devote at least 20 hours par SIDING prices. New or used. A.A.C. DESK single Items and total attata wantoq. work • s. Mon.'Frl. al our Mon- perience. Contact Mr. BrwStnaw, MiM«. c«.i mum. week to typing on our IBM type OUTLET, 1701 Rt. 3i, Oakhursl SEARS FREEZER — 535 Ib. cepeel 7744410. writer and who can Pickup and de- SJI-WtO. CONTENTS OF GARAGES — At. rnauln attKe. Call Slnxri Surveys. SPECIAL tv, self detrosllng, 1275 firm. lies, basements. 441)10' liver work several time* each week. DINING ROOM SET — Eight 717-1141. PUBLIC NOTICE HI MODELS — Mala and female over PACKER — MHwur wMtt. E« You work at home, but we will train 7«7 7«3S It tor TV comrrwjrcl.lt. convantloni paritnc* pf«f«rr*d. Apply In ptrun. pieces. Three leaf oval table, six SOFA you In our office to type for our chairs, buffet. Asking MM. Call DON'T HAVE THAT SALE — I will MARKET RESEARCH SUPER. and l.tnlon advtrtlUna. Call from 11 Thon , I • m, 3 p.m. L«boratory BUV DIRECT FROM DIS- Green cut velvet. Like new. Wet ALUMINUM SIDING & computer lied typesetting svslem 775-07;). buy all your small oarage sale VISOR TRAINEE - Full-time K> to ) P m 211 HI It.) DlMiKMtiC Co., UO RI 320, Morgan You must be an accurate typist who TRIBUTOR AND SAVE lido's t*00, asking U50 9441149. M)rt. 4 »» 10. Sal. »!. al our vlim (MUrlborta Towntliip), NJ BEAUTIFY, INSULATE, NEVER items, plus contents of basements. ALUMINUM WINDOW enjoys detail and be willing to devote DINING ROOM SET — Cherry attics, etc. Call 2444415 after 3 urn WoUtrldll alflc.. Call Ste-er I Sur the time te learning our system. If PAINT AGAINII CUT DOWN ON wood. Queen Anne style, table with SOFA — Recllner and two fireside NIGHT TYPIST PART-TIME — BiMtlrivtr, prlval* FUEL BILLS AND HIGH COST OF chain. SURPLUS SALE III •m. 44M107. ichoo., will train. Good pay. Call you are Interested, send us a resume leaves, six chairs, china cabinet, GUY JOHNSON about yourself and the time you can MAINTENANCE. WE BUY Call after 2:30. 741-5774 Skilled typlll need.il lor 4 p.m. to 9 bttwotn M p.m Ml 477/ TRAILER LOADS AND PASS THE lino. Cell 142-5*4] aftar s p.m. BUYS AND BUYS devote to employment In your home. SOD, CASH ANDCARRY —12 cents From an entire household to a single •UV DIRICT FROM MAINTENANCE MECHANIC — p m aMUn. v/lth poiilblllly lor PART TIME — Handy work. Mutt No phone calls please. University SAVINGS ONTOTME PUBLIC WE DINETTE SET — Walnut formica PVC comaoundlna company hwklne wMkand work. We will train you to DO OUR OWN INSTALLATION a eq. ft. Hwv. 33, Howell Township, Item. Antique tunlture. Itwelrv. ill. know plumbing aM •itctrlcitv. Graphics. 11 west Ava., Atlantic finish, table, four chairs, and china 9M1111 ver. Immediate cash. Top dollar. WUWMCTWEMUTMUTOI lor a deoendaMe Clau A or * me- work on sophisticated word protest- notdad alw housowo/ttor with torn* Highlands, Attn: Typing Depart EXAMPLE: 1000 SO. FT. OF closet with sliding glass doors, beau crunlc with electrical backtrouadte ing system We are international ALUMINUM SIDING, >>». BANK •42-4334. WE HAVE TWO GIANT HUf clerical. M1-S971. ml. tlful condition. SIM. 71f-1e*1. STOVE — Electric, four burner. tain our maintenance staff. Ex- market contultlno firm with In FINANCING AVAILABLE AT IWelbllt), excellent condition, like OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, chl HOUSES Of SURPLUS MATERI- cellent pay and benefit packaM ph» foresting variety of assignments for PART-TIME - Dlilrlct Mana«tr. TYPIST LOWEST INTEREST RATE. DIRT-STONE-TOP SOIL new, white. 1120. Call after 4 p.m.. ne. glessware, art objects and brie- AL THAT WE CAN SELL DtRECT everiMne. Call Don Schweri al you. •arly mornlno PMlllon •valisbia tu- 35 to 45 wpm. accurate, local area. FIRST PAYMENT JULY. 5444*34 a-brac. Immediate cash for any- IllOTH or 7414111 Gravdan Atsoc , Rod Bank, 741 !M0 2*1-1427 TO THE PUBLIC AT THE LOWEST porvlilna a tmall group of morning Start S125. thing and everything. Ruscll's, 25 E. waaw carrtori In UH following ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY DRILL PRESS— Bench model, nov SWIMMING POOL — Above Front SI., Red Bank. 741—14*1. DISCOUNT PACES II Mr advanced anealllt- communlly; Laonardo, OaAhur*!. 20 Thomas Ave.747-M9«hrewibury er used, DM. ground, II' extruded aluminum MAINTENANCE MI'.HANIC — MUtawan, and MWdMlown. You CALL Aftar a p.m. 7t7-e4e*. Plus all equipment. Excellent condl SELL US — Your unwanted old Second end third mm, prior rood mutt ttm avallatol* aach morning WAITRESSES/WAITERS — Part- tlon. 1500 747 9474 appliances or TV for cash. Call plant experience helpful Muat have Exctiitnt po»it(oo lor rtwtonftibla time, lunches. Apply Lakeside Man- FLOWERING DOGWOOD — til Eatontown TV and Appliances, wrtlna) knatvtatfae ol oloclrkal end NURSE RN M/F - Full time tor PMtpff. Salary and car loan. Dayi or. RI. 34, Hailel. N.J. TONY each. Also Honey locust trees. Call THE USED FURNITURE CENTER 542-O40O, -mw nursing home, ill shift Altar short Ray, Ml 20*4 197 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Benk mochankal equipment. Equal oo- 129-2774; Evonlngt, I77-40U. iT KEEP OUR FACTORY porlunily amplovor. Apply Auto probation period. S1.0 Per hour. WAITRESSES/WAITERS (201) Baent. Hat-beans and Why Nots TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO USY DURING THIS Excellent frlna. baneflts. Atlantic PART-TIME — Early morning Mon -Frl , lunch only FURNISHING ON A LOW DOLLARS —Convert Old Jewelry lo malk Roil*. I Gourmet Lana. BUDGET? — Check the USED TOP SOIL — Farm land, top quality, Edison. NJ QMII. Highlands Nursing Home, • Mid work, dallwar if-t Star Ltooor on an 74t-4«42 Cosh. DON PON'S JEWELERS Will dlelown Ave . Atlantic Highlands. tttabhthid morning nawiaapcr 544-9100 FURNITURE CENTER OF REDusually same dale delivery. 717-7127 Buy from prlvele owners end es- N.J.. Itl-OMO. only »4 p.m rout* In tha follow.na communilwt; WAITERS/WAITRESSES — Oak- BANK. Fine furniture for lest, in or 93t 3113 talOS. ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE COMBINATION SPICIAL U Money To Loan Hailal. Molmdtl mn* U«IIWM. Thli land Street School Restaurant, ex- Shrewsbury Ava. PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE- It a Mrmafwni parttlmt pot it.on parieftced only need apply, batwoan TREES-EVERGREENS SIGNED. 79* River Rd., Fair t a.m. and 11 a.m. NO PHONE OUT OF TOWN GERANIUMS — 7* cents each or IV for rtllaUa parion with a good run a dozen while they last, other 291 1427 Haven, N.J. M2-4157. nlnq car..ExcaHont way to MJPPI* CALLS. CALL COLLECT NURSES (M/F) Mowers and vegetable plants at low TRIPLE BEAM — Balance Kale, WANT — Tender loving cath far 10 WINDOWS m«nt your full-tlmt Income. Days WELDERS — All positions, some prices. Mike's Greenhouses, 201 make Ohaui. M0. Call *7t 7044; Evanlngi, 177 4053. ANOTHER VAN LOAD — Of tine your old china, silver, coins, tools MIG, full-time, benefit*. APPIV In Shore Blvd., Keansburg. Ill uu. 44243*0 Good condition only. 2*15171. •1,973.00 If you art interested In glv- person, LYCO, 2* Venderburg Rd , aes! Get off your chair. Come In PC BOARD ASSEMBLY — Part* Marlboro. and browse! Five-Piece kitchen set, OIANT TV • Advent video beam 730. TWO SNOW MOBILES— 1949. Artie ing excellent nursing installation, wire and totdarlng. •» SM 50, 10x11 red rug, J22.JO. M" V screen, one-year old, excellent Cat Panther, never used track; 1*73 care?? If you prefer to ciiicnt Miarv and btnofitt. APPIV in metal wardrobe. At, %&, hamper, onoltkan, tlOOO. 7I7-2US Moto Ski, 440, with Cox three me- work In quiet, pleasant sur- person, Audio Visual Lain, US Ftrit 52 Babvsitting/Chfld (4.7S, crib complete, M9.50, mesh chine trailer, asking 12200. 471-7110, eai'aial. taM no. . Av«. Atlantic Hlohlandi playpen, S7.S0, three dark pine GO CART U73 0O roundings? Car* bachelor chests, $2*.w. small rocker USED — Mutual Equipment, Arp PERSON TO TAKE — Charoa of a 7 M.P.. aood condition, tin. Call •AW MUUKmO JtVULAeU t&r Exnu cum We have lust what you are waking with arms, $14-50, three kitchen bar A71-41I7. Odessev Svnthetlier, mike mixer, 101 Apartments PAYOPPAU.OMU.S for on our night shift Your challena group of youna PVOPU to wcun now stools. Ilka new. til.SO each. Also voice box, drums 222 40*9; 229 454] Rt«K»«OP.PURCMA« | Ing position Is lust a phono call customer! for loci! paper. Good MATURE BABYSITTER—For two mlscallanaous houseolhhld d affectff s of GUITAR — Gibson, Las-Paul, stan- For More Iniennatton away. Call Personnel., y Mon..Frl . pavl Can Mr, Lucky at Ml-4000. Ext. girts, 3:15 to fill p.m. Light house evtrv description! RUSClL'Sof Red dard tobacco sunburst, humbuckers. ASBURY PARK NORTH — ' CALL: EA1TERN Holfndel Convalescent Center. Hwv. m. Call bttwMn 2 and 4 p.m. keeping. Own transportation. Bank, 2$ East Front St. 741-UI3 Looks and plays great! Wllh 72 Garage Sales Furnished one-room efficiencies, AMTTHMa A TAU 14. Molmdel, NJ »4e-42OS. hardshell case, 1425. 5*3 5»7 after «. meld service, laundromat and phono PERSON FOR GENERAL LAWN APPLIANCE CLEARANCE SALE Yard Sales on premises. From 150 weekly. : TRI-SIDK NURSE LPN M/F - M. two to four WORK — Ont to two days weekly. WORKING MQTHER - Desire* sit — Genera* Electric scratch and GUITAR — Gibson Les Paul, ex weekends a month. Pleasant sur Call 747 3M1 from 14 p.m TIMS. ter two davs a week In her home. dent. Factory and warehouse cellent condition, with hard shell Own transportation. Reference*. YARD SALE — Like new clothing, ATLANTImm. C HIGHLANDS - Ont- 222-8704 rounding... compttltlvt salary. Call PORTER/WAXER — Eiper itticed. clearance Save $2O-$200 on refrig- case, S425 Call aftar torn., SU-SH7. bric-a-brac, many more Itemt. 151 bedroom, U25. Two bedroom. (370. Good situation tor young mother erators, air conditioners, washers, «OMM parttlm*, » am to a.m. Midwith toddler. i42-7t4t. Summit Ave.. Belferd, Mon Tut! Three bedroom, 1425. Heat and wa dlelown Call 1)1 5»«;«. « dryers, ranges and television All HAMMOND & BALDWIN April 21-22. from 9 4 p.m. ttr Included. Available June 1st. appliances factory guaranteed, plus PIANO AND ORGAN One-month security. No doss PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR — To 53 Domestic HtlP you get general factory rebate. YARD SALE — April 21 through 27 291-0127. utPervlta 40 people In packaging fcatonlown TV and Appliance Co., 50 CENTER After 10 em. House sold, everything Plant. Start bttwtcn U.000 *»,000. RI 15. Eetontown. 542-0400. must go. 135 E. Washington Ava. COLTS NECK MOTEL — Etflclen JS hour wa*k. Hourit-4:*). All bene RESPONSIBLE COMPANION For Division of AlltnO.ru Atlantic Highlands. cv, JIM ptr week, plut tax. Motel. fill. Pension plan. Wrlta MPO, 473, ederlv couple, live-in, excellent sur- ASSORTMENT — Of choice Piano House (90 per week, plus tax. Light house Long Branch, NJ. 07740. roundings, must drive. Salary 1215 a furniture in classical antiques, peri- Did you know keeping. Daily rales available. Call week. 2913353. od style pieces in bedroom, living 75 Farm Equipment 431 6734 Of 944 3700. REAL ESTATE SALES — Floor and dining room furniture! Art otv We Are N.J.'s lime, training, flexible noun lects, antique rare china, glassware. Largest and Oldest KEANSBURG — Largt thrtt cut your CARROLL AGENCY I'l f 100 Situations Wanted silver, figurines, paintings, mirrors, Piano Dealer FORD IN TRACTOR — With front rooms, heal, hot water, yard, park- hutches. Dreekfronts. Why not stop loader, bar mower, rebuilt engine, 3 ing, iHi (-1.) «1 4135. efttr b p.m. REAL 6STATS SALES — En- Matan and Hamlln, Klmbell, Ft male in and browser No obi ioaikm. Ample Sohmer, Baldwin. Kawal. Knaba pi. hitch, $1450. 471-7410. penanced, needed (or active office parking Lawn furniture sale on KEANSBURG — Beach view Floor ttme In new lub-dfvltion and Everett. Currier, Herdman and Gardens, one-bedroom, from JI45, weekends. RUSCIL'S, Sycamore Player pianos. costs with townhoute oroporty. SEVENOAKS BOOKKEPER — Experienced, Greens. M Sycamore Ave., Little 76 Auction Sales heat, hot water and cooking gas REALTY, M* 1700 work from mv home, your busi- Silver. 741-ISO*. LARGE DISPLAY OF Included. 767-4175. ness/office, pan-time. 741-7*14 after RECEPTIONIST GRAND PIANOS AUCTION — APRIL 23, 10 A.M.KEVPORT — 4Vj room apartment, BAL6WIN ENCORE — A-1 condl- 300 MAIN STREET two bedrooms. «2t5 all utlllles In- Part t.mt, medical office «N- tlon, 12000. Call after 5 p.m. ar ASBURY PARK, N.J. 07712 MANY LOTS OF HOUSEHOLD pentnee a must, light typing, local EXPERIENCED HOUSE 2*4-042*. GOODS. SUCH AS: FURNITURE, cluded. IVi month security required these big CLEANER — Referenct, transpor 77S-flOO REFRIGERATORS. WASHER. Deflnltlv no call betfort 4 p.m., ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY tallon Day or weekly. 130-9411 BALDWIN PIANO — Also Baldwin Open dally I to t, Sal. 'HI s CHINA AND BRIC-A-BRAC. IDEAL 344-454* 30 Thomas Ave.747Mf4Shrewibury organ, excellent condition, sacrifice HEATERS — Portable Kerosun WAY MOVERS INC.. BUILDING HOMEMAKER/COMPANION — Call after 4 p.m. 222-4510. room healers. 94OO-BTU, for rooms, NO. 3. BOUNDRY RD.. LONG BRANCH-WEST END — Ef- RECEPTIONIST Home health aide, 24-hour service. shop, garage. Save on fuel bills MARLBORO N.J. 7M-4400. ficiency apartment, patio, pool. (230 Previous offlct eRMrience prefer- Call 741-0739 BEDROOMS — Dining rooms, living Unused, at dealer cost sin eech a month plus utilities. Please call able in tha medical field, full-time, rooms sets. All prices. Thousand of while they last. Call a42-OtO4. COL. JIM MOORE ASSOCIATES 2IJ-42J5 light tvpino To (ISO Fee raim RELIABLE WOMAN — To do house items to choose from; china, glass, Auctioneers - Appraisers cleaning and night ortlca cleaning, silver elc BACKROOM ANTIQUES HOSPITAL BED Grave Markers - Broniet MATAWAN - Thr-M-room ap«rt INFLATION FIGHTERS Own transportation. Available five mini. Ava Habit immadlatalv. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Located at U.S. Na. 1 Flea Market Wllh relit. A-1 condition 201 9»)44t 20 Thomas Ave.747-S494Shrewsbury days per week. 717-0409. and Antiques, Rt. 1, New Brunswick, Call 222 4213 Adults prtftrrtd On* months *«cur N.J. " U.S. No. 1 FLEA MARKET — RI. 1, tv. Inquirt at Ralph's Shot Repair, AIR CONDITIONER — 170a BTU ELECTRO LUX VACUUM — LkjM REFRIGERATOR — 17 i cu. ti RECEPTIONIST AND COURT RESPONSIBLE PERSON — Wivhel HYDRAULIC TREE SPRAYER — New Brunswick N.J. 144-0*00. 500 HO Main St., Matamf n. with top freem. while, trollies CALENDAR CONTROL PERSON lo do cleaning, own transportation, BEAUTIFUL — Fullilie Lane 1972 Mvert. 50 gpm, wllh 1,000-gal. dealers under one roof. Open Frl.. •71 1114 lloned, never usM. |1». Itf-oTTl. $175. DIshwathK, nka-cyckt, sl« — For Red Bank law office. Ex- three years experience. I7O-4SM. walnut matter bedroom, triple tank. Mounted on 1M1 Chevrolet Sat. and Sun. New outdoor section MONMOUTH BEACH — SpKtOUS i.vil. white front, $100. Wet perienced Excellent salary and sub- dresser, mirrors, chest, nlghl tables, truck. Many accessories. $4300. now open. Low dally rates. modtrn ont and two badroom apart AIR CONDITIONERS - Two. Mm FACTOR SEWER - 117) Dreteer Inohousa alactrlc ranee, wit stantial benefits. Call 747 3710 lamps, mattress, box soring, three 2*1-11**. mtnU with bclconlti. lUrtlng MOO r Hi. TV, IV screen. Muck and chHfaraaa. SIM. Antkju. rap. ttgraoja dratwjr, contlnuout-clean 55 Situations Wanted years old, $1000 or bait offer ptr month, ideally locittd on tht and while. SIS, Sleree HI-FI wl bed, ••SB. RafrhMretor. til. Surf brown. S1SI Call 74I-M17 after REGISTERED NURSE (M/F) — 14*4111 77 Pets And Livestock river. HMt and hot wtttfWMIttd. AM/FM radtaTw. Call lU4m. board. SM. 747 MM 3 11 thift, thrt* lo five days per Mai* IBM TYPEWRITERS mmtdlatt occupancy Call Mr* week. Full fringe*. Call Miss Taylor, BEDROOM — New, six-place, RENTAL »20-$26 per mo. Baker at 372 1011. AMERICAN STANDARD — »ath GAS CHAIN SAW PARTS — II" SEARS — Crafttmtn S" power t-i dally.>T1-OI4*. ALL AROUND — Yard work, trees *14?.«. Mttal clothes cabinet, Rent with option to buy 172-0327 ADORABLE — Whit* and itrlptxt, roam sn* and faucet LkaM Maw. Soars. 1174 Modal MO M0 PI Sol. pfOfatfrWJ IfatWI OW#fITTV HKl J4f,9i. Dinettes, 144.M. K.D. flvt-monlh old kltttn. Lllttr- RED BANK — Duptel apartment, malchlno to4W aM seal, in Mir Aftar S. Itmtl cut, sutlers cleaned. Free esti- JALOUSIE WINDOWS— Two unltl two bedrooms, newly decorated. Ga- used only a taw limes. SIM MMBI SALESPERSON — Needed for Ship mates. 741-4305. SHARP'S FURNITURE, 275 Hwv. trairvtd. Will MV for altering and rand steal medicine chest. Sit N Shore ledlt.' factory outlet. Fea- 34, West keantburg, after 1 p.m.9'x4'. Two units 7'3"x4'. Storms and shots, frtc le good horn*. 2M-0406 aoe. basement and heat Includtd. •41 nta. Mar t am GIBSON. All rafrkjaratar unit. II JO SECTIONAL — Contimporery turing America's moil popular screens Included. Two 3'0"xe'l" tfhTly *-m. or after 3:30 p.m. Twr>year lease. »»5 ptr month. \Vi 14.J cu In. frator chest, ||7J Hunter Green velvet, good cond brand of shirt, knlti and sportwoar. 57 Day Cart/Nursery ill tin. storm doors. 747-94*4 aftar S p.m. Jtths Available approximately AM/FM STEREO PHONO — EleM- tnrnn m msoio. lion, $100 SW 5710 Two full-time openings available. Advanced And Beginners Jura. References required On* track. two mlk«. last fwward. two Excellent salary and benefit plan. School BLACK PEARL — Sllngerland LAMPS — Sat of three. Two reclin- month security. Send replies to Box speakers. stlS 4Wtat4. s » p.m OOLF CLUBS - _ SINGLE BED - $40. Two living ing chairs. Three morble-top end DOG TRAINING Irons, four weeds and putter. 171. Apply at Warehouse Itora, 10 a.m. to drums, cymbals included, like new. K-314, Tht Dally Register, room arm chairs, $10 eech. Elgh , rear of Market Place, RI. 14, Morris Zio leg sewing machine In tables. Reasonable. 142 7940. daises tvet and Sat. afternoons. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. ifl-OeM. pairs Dacron Prlsclll. curtains, 71 Bavtnort Companion Dog Club ANTIQUE WHEELCHAIR - Oak Matawan. ATTENTION WORKING MOTH- cabinet. Call Ron, 4t5-t]tf. LAWN MOWER-RIDING aM can., (Ml. larw antMua trunk, lomj. SI a Mir. 741 mi ERS — Happy Hours Nursery pra- 741-t04* Red B«nk Rlyers.de Ave GOLFERS — Ram lot. right handed BLINDSI 4 h.p. Wheelnorse 34" mower sM Otd cthwtr.l radio. HO DoutH. SOFABED - Vary oood condition SALESPERSON Two-five day*, 10 klndaroarlen. Half or full day ses- S3O0 944-4H1. aftar 4 p.m. bad. maltr.ss. box spring aM m.1.1 or left man. woman, throe woods, a.m.—5:30 p.m. Gift boutique sions. Hourly rates. Call S44M34 Levolors, Verticals. Woven Woods ALASKA MALAMUTE PUPS — RIVERVIEW TOWERS eight Irons, beautiful beo Worth SM or bait offer. Rocker. $15 Two 30% OFF LIST, DELIVEREDI Show quality. Excellent ttmpcra- FINEST IN LUXURY HI RISE frame, S7>. tall MM rug. SM. chairs. SIS. SIS. Call «71 «IS U1-44S4 MEDITERRANEAN — Dining room mtnt guaranteed 747-4713. tl»»74eve« over SIM. Sell. SIM. 77H0I4. Call Elenbv Products tor Quote set. oless-top hutch teble end chelrs, On the Nevesink River SOFA — Brown Herculon. MM con- SANDWICH-SHORT ORDER PER- 1150 471-7704 after 3 p.m. AUSTRALIAN TERRIER • Three Ont and two bedroom starting at BEDROOM FURNITURE — Chest, KITCHEN CABINETS - Stool, SON — Part-time lunches, Mon. to tts-55 1411. Includes central air and heat, white t' base cabinets with a' coon- dition. 1100. BOX ES — Corrugated. Packing sup- vetr old male, must find home. Call bureau with mirror, nice table with Call Sta.5710 Frl. APPIV Laket.de Manor, Rt. 94, MOVING-MUST SELL — Two piece cooking gas, balconies, 34-hour tar top 1 sink bat. cabinet with 4' Hailflt. plies tor Industry and Moving and velvet sectional couch, champagne 747-2771 anytime doorman. TV security and sauna. chair, contemporary, mahogany, counter sop. I' corner base caolMl SIM. Lana cedar chett $15. book. SOFA — r sectional plus 50 yds. 41 Business Storage, Call 747-40H or 4*2-4*72. color. Larga refrigerator, self- OOBERMAN PINSCHER PUPS — Garage, pool and marina available. caaa ImdMlrd for twin bad. Hi with counter top All blue formica, white shag carpet both O.K.. Both SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD - Ap- defrosting with Ice maker. Mirror Bob Clccont, {Ml) 741 1732. and 10" wall caMnats. SMI tarall . plications avallbte at Fair Haven BROWN — And gold carpet, 14x20. AKC Registered. Rare fawnt. 31" IM-na. attar 4 p.m. for SIM or tall aaparatatv. 471-113 Opportunities Blue pile carpeting, Uxi*. Pleas* tiles never used. Olher mis sire, 30" dam. Four generation RED BANK-RUMSON — Luxury Call 741 mi after 1 p m Police Department. For Informa- cellaneous Items. Call aftar 4, SOFA — Colonial, cranberry. Includ- tion, call 747-oni, between f a.m. call between 9-11 a.m. or after pedigrees wllh PUPS. GOOD HOME iwo-bedroom, carpeting, dish- BEDROOM SET 5*3-34*1. ONLY. 217-4125. washer, new kitchen and bath, |400 ing sllpcovw. ixcellent condition and 1 p.m. 32 UNIT BRICK MOTEL — One p.m., su-iwi. LAWN MOWER — Like new 10"SOS. CotfM table, SIS. 747-1075. to MSO Tennanl pays all utilities. rotary, BIS engine, sacrifice, in. block lo ocean. Heat and air condi- MOVING — Sofa, mahogany DUTCH 741-219*. SECURITY GUARDS — Full-time tioning. Large parking lot. Beau BUY A — Carte Vista mounted dresser, sewing center, desk, chair, BUNNIES •ICYCLE — Men's H spied Vlsu, NMM SOFA — ft", groan. $115. Four win- openings. Sun-Fri, plus part-time miscellaneous. Reasonable. 671 -S«0 Super ceMltlOA. lourlM extret. dow drapei to match, $15. weikends. Immediate opening. tlfullv furnished. Two double bods, photograph of an adult ancestor, RED BANK — Luxury one LIVING ROOM CHAIR — UP Freehold area. Call 147-1044 between color TV In all rooms. Just listed. dated n*»-tl*S. U.00 aach cash. My Through Frl., 4) Victor Ava., Eaton- bedroom, carpeting, dishwasher, 1100 171JHI1 noiuarad. Mrtact candHlon. asking 47114«, call altar 4. Low price, good ttrms. Call selection. Send stamped envelope town. 544-1954. HORSE TRAILER — Halt, two- 1:30-4:30 p.m. or apply it 525 horse. New paint and floor, jtOO. new kitchen and bath, 1300 to $350. SICYCLE — 10 taiH, recently ay. HOC 74I-41M SPANISH LIVING ROOM SET — ARTHUR BAHLAV AGENCY, for mailing to: M. Morrlll, 1*1 Man- Ttnnant pavs all utilities 74M1H Mllltown Bd., North BrunswKk, N.J. 774-5555, or Drive, Red Bank, N.J. 07701. No MOVIE — Sound camera and Call 172-9*75 erhauled. Its LIVING ROOM — Two irean Three-pleci, Mack and red, also two Equal opportunity tmplover. projector. MOO. Chlrton 407-XL end RED BANK — New two-bed room Spanish lamps, rod and Mack shop — mail only. IRISH SETTER PUPS — Three brocade sectional sofas, two groan SECRETARY — Experienced only, US4 WEEKLY GUARANTEED - WOO, very like new, 471-4794. uxurv apartments In downtown lo- tide chairs, 1100 w round marble Cheep na Work two hours daily at home (S17I CAMERA — 35mm, Robot Royal. beautiful malts. AKC champion cation, Hotpolnt appliances, carpet. X SPRING AND MATTRESS - sltno preferred, diversified, MUST SEE — Our quaint unique lint. Pedigree available. Calm dis- I slie, set, 140; twin site set, MS cotfM tabM, 1171 Two wall sconces STOVE — Electric, four-burner Matawan w. 5444040. lor one hour daily). Free brochure, Schneider 2.8 lens, excellent cond- tat-In kitchens, ipacloui storage. K ID. Evas, only end no Frl. calls, MJM, 27*7 Main SI, Port Mon tlon, bait offer. 142-1191, after 5 p.m. shop featuring collectibles, brick a position. Call 7M43M. From 1450 plus utilities. Call 741-M44 tn-Ma*. Frlgldalre, white. Oood condition bracks, antiques. Persian lamb, 741-5790. $75 SS441M. SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST — mouth, N.J. 0775T IRISH SETTER PUPS — AKC-reg- or 741-379*. Parttlmt. 9-3:30, U 50 per hour. CAN SODA MACHINES FOR SALE ubv glass, dolls, china, sliver, METAL BEDS — And frames, wood STURDY —Wboysdkt bike, tror. D LIQUOR — 1200 to tMO. chrvstal and much more. At Lor istertd, exctiitnt with children, f 75. RUMSON -T Ont-bedroom un- BOW WINDOW - 10* wide. S- high. Mutt be skilled In handling busy m-3743. IS IKThtt. S» or best offer. tioadboardi, SIS each. Waad braak- and back shocks, SIS. phones, typa minimum SO wpm. LICENSE Call 717-0070 ralne's Nearly New, 33 Vandtrbullt furnished. Near shops and bus, UH 171.4044 Iront, 175 TV, 171. 7» t5U 4717J17 Bookkeeping experience desired, Call 94M443, Sunday only Ave.. Leonardo, (behind post of- LHASA APSO PUPS — AKC, ©olden ptr month Includes hotel, water and 9 a.m.-3 p.m. fice). Wed.-Sat, 11-4. 2*1-0071. electric Call 222-3000. MODERN DINETTE SET - SWIMMING POOL — 14' round but not necessary. Send resume to CHANGE ONLY THE FRONTS M/F, great with children, adoarable • UNK BEDS — Unused, twlnslle, Smoktv Slav and chrome. Geod P.O. Box K. Mlddlelown, N.J. 07741. Of Old Cabinets and SAVE MUST SELL — Three-piece, Italian balls of fur. Reasonable. S3* 4793 sturdy, beautiful Complete I - SITS. Eight Ilka now Maxfll Iront FARN EXTRA MONEY AT HOME "' . lam 471 SJJ» StlS. Gas dryer. US. Picnic table — Good pay, easy work, no ex 4040%. Have a showpiece kitchen Provincial living room, excellent OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG— Ont- RUMSON AREA — Carriage houst. manrataai. »140. 1» 74»l. SECRETARY perlence necessary. Send for ap-overnight with NU-LOOK Cabinet condition, call after 3:30 p.m., ONE ROLL-AWAY BED - With benches. SIS. Professional cue slick We are leaking a secretary with Vtar, AKC papers, very gentle. Modern two-bedroom, 1450 plus utili- CARPETINO/PADOINO — M $50. (71-OM7. plication. Report. BJG, 44 TarFronts- . Call Bob collect, 544-9100. 741-5*90. Reasonable. $100 Call 142-U&3. ties. Single or couple preferred. Nt good typing and tteno skills to work rvtown Rd., Englishlown, N. J, 07724. yards Acrylon. Modlum green. Good at our corporate office. We offer CONVERTIBLE SOFA — (Stearns ORGAN — Farllsa compact. MOO pels Write to Box Z-217, The Daily oondltlon. SM !t!mi. TONNEAU COVER — For pick up POMERANIAN PUPS — Nine while tor 4' bed. $50. Diesel true excellent working conditions, com- NURSERY SCHOOL— For Itase or and Foster), Herculon, full-site, Danlaleclro AMP (1100). PtusMIKE Register, Shrewsbury N.J. 07701. ONE UNIT — Electric atavo. sink, pany-paid benefits and a good start- almost new. Perfect condition. Ex- weeks, AKC, trained, home raised, CANOPY TWIN BED - MS Nloh! horn. $10. 7IW110. sale. State-cart If led. Write Bo* (5251 end BOOMSTAND IV20). All In loving temperament. Bargain. RUMSON — Completely rtmodtlad nrlrlajaratar. SISS. Two Chrysler ing salary. To arrange for an In- F 344, Tha Daily Register, ercise equipment. 741-17)7. fair condition. Good for beginner. taMa. SM. EUctrk snow tkrowor. wide tires with mags. $50 FP-OMS. Stl-2745. one-bedroom apartment, all utilities ISO MartHa (MM. Uo. AMkWO TRIPLE-DRESSER — 71". chett of terview please call Personnel Direc- Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. Call 747-4042 after 7:30 p.m. Included, adults preferred, no pets. drawers, seven. Each $100. Ca tor, 946 a500 TRIANGLE IN- CREEPY CRAWLER Spanish red velvet chair. IIM. Flra- PHOTO ENLARGERS 115 and $75. Pool vacuum, best offer OVERSIZED EARLY AMERICAN PUPPIES — Adorable, small mix* Available June ltt. Cell mornings, l Kreen, Hi. Crvttal sconces. Royal typewriter, $11 Electric add- Ht-MTr. DUSTRIES. INC., P.O. Box ISO, breed. 10 weeks old, $5 •42-5373, after 2, call 142-0745. Molmdel, N.J. 747-50*0 — Herculon plaM sofa, love seat, Mirror, ix4', iioo 747 wto ing machine, HO ttl-SMO. WAGON WHEEL FIXTURE — Call 462-002* r Equal Opportunity Employer. chair with ottoman, two-veers old, SEA BRIGHT — Two bedrooms, Electric, globes with copper shades excellent condition, $1500, sacrifice USED WESTERN SADDLE CAR RADIO — Daica AM. never PIPE COLLECTION $50. ITMStt. Daily-Sunday Island view Townhouse, fireplace, Itsad, SU After S:e» p.m. T4HJWI. SECRETARY 1700 or bast offer. 222-4023. S100 or test offer pool, beach, tennis, two terraces, SO years old. English Imports. Excellent skills Including steno. Red OARPET - Groan sculpture, llxli, WALL UNIT — M"xfM", Including •42-3424 fully carpeted, garage. Call 22*-M*3 Kavwoodle's/Meershaum's. Bank area. To $4 an hour. PAINT — 13.50/gal. Interior. or 2W-24O0. Sal. Green sculpture, tall, SS9. Both Stralsht Grains, $10, Brenner, bar unit storaoa caMnats. shelves ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 71 Merchandise For REGISTER t5.20/gel. exterior. Iheicellent condition, call naisal. 747-4*51. Mediterranean stylo, $100 SM-STHI 20 Thomas Ava. 747-Mt4Shrawsbury Sale CALL 5*14779 80 Bicycles/ WINDOWS — Awning type. !4xJl Classified Ads 102 Houses For Rent DRESSER - While, Child Craft, REFRIGERATOR — 17.1 cu. ft., SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT Mini Bikes Irva drawart, I4i. It" country pine frostketl. top froaxar, coppartono, with scrams. .Mm units avallabta Part time •venlngs, must have PIANOS ORGANS kitchen cabinet, Wl 4n-IO7». aval. •akin* 1100. Call M1-Y17*. sag. 74iaw. experience. Apply In person, ED as low as Warehouse prices on most major brands. Yamaha, Klmball, Thomas, MOPED JAWA 1971 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Colonial MIZZI'S SUNOCO, 414 Broad St. and 3 LINES three-bedroom, dining room, fin- Hwy. M, Kevport. Baldwin, Gulbransen, ale. Un- M00 limited rentals from (7.50 par ished basement, gat, $415 Plus utili- 46 cents •42 544* ties. U14341. SHORT ORDER COOK — Ex- 5 DAYS par Una, par day month. $ perienced. Full or pert-lime. Ye Cot (based an IO-dav Insertion) MOTOBECANE FAIR HAVEN — Lovely home, taoe inn, I4f Wesl Front St.. Kev- $3.00 FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER flSO walking distance to shopping area Pond Rd. and Rt. « 471-1719 after * p.m. port. Call aftar 12 p.m.. 244-1243. ask The Register FAMILY AOS (Infla- For FAST RESULTS •oo-m-tw Four bedrooms, modem kitchen, llv-. for Peter. tion Fighters) can tall your un- PROFESSIONAL BMX BIKE ng room, formal dining room, den, 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3°° needed Items for you quickly. AT LOW COST PIANO — Hooart Cable, spinet, like fISO or btsl offer m balhs, front porch. Private yard, SHORT ORDER COOK — For Ital- Merchandise for tale ONLY ian food. APPIV In ptr«on at 74 Main new. t*00. Call before 11 a.m. or 2*1-3404 two-car garage. Available Im- $ M Originating from household, not ex- phone after 3 p.m., 229-4323. mediately. MOO plus utilities, IVi FOR SALE PRICE UP TO 200 St., Matawan, N.J. ceeding a sale price of $200 per months security. References. In- SHORT ORDER COOK WANTED — artkte PIANO — Klmball upright Spinet, 12 Swimming Pools terested, call 747-OM2. Register Family Ads can sell your unneeded items Experienced. AppIv In person. Town PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED. REGISTER excellent condition, two. Call and Country Dinar, Rt. 35 and Each additional line, jl.00. No dis- •42-4717. 1 quickly. Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- Broadway, Kiyport. count If canceled before expiration. CASH AND CARRY - 1I"*4' high HA2LET — Ranch home, mother- No changes In copy Classified Ads PIANO — Ludwlg Baby Grand, good pool, deck, fllltr, all equipment, daughter possibilities, thrtt umns now under a separate distinctive heading. STORE MANAGERS — Our conve- Have something to sell? Phone condition. ISOO/best offer. 191-211*. bedrooms, living room, dinette. nience food firm it currently seeking Call aval- 5444497 larga paneled recreation room. No Hems originating Irom your household may be sold 542-1700 FIBERGLAS POOL FILTER t* maneveri In the Monmoulh County PIANOS - ORGANS stairs to climb. Near excellent lor up to $200.0t>~ (formerly $100.00) per article. area. Salary and benefit!. Op- Toll Free from Matawan Aree With port valvt, circulating pump schools. Available Immediately, All Musical Supplies and Services and stainless steel ladder, all from Price lor each item must be mentioned. portunities for advancement. Call 542-1700 TUSTING PIANO CO. Kids, Ptts okay. $500 month. M2-tU5 973-1734 between I >0 and 4:M. in-ground pool and in excellent con- between 5-4 only. 566-8100 Our 97th Year dition. 122-32U Asbury Park 775-0444 SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS — THE DAILY Toll Free Irom Mlddlitown Area LONG BRANCH — Three-room Openlngi, 11 p.m.-7 a.m., (three Open * to* 84 Merchandise bungalow In large private yard. Se- davs). Also Jll shift, (four days). 671-9300 PIANO — Lester Upright, dark curity and lease required. No pets. Call 741-4343. REGISTER wood, t275, electric decorative wall Wanted 1275 per month Includes heat. Call Call 542-1700 DEARBORN FARMS - 3170 Hwy heater. 140. Golf clubs end cese mu/5 TELLERS CLASSIFIED ADS »7 Holmotl, N.J. 2M42M Freeh Scalding, »50 2*1-0591 No discount if cancelled before expiration. Experienced tallon for various loca- AFFORDABLE BLINDS - fruits and vegelebles, flowers and tion. Full-time opening*. Levotors. 'Verticals, Woven Woods. vegetable plants. Garden supplies, PIANO — Medium Grand, Mehlln ALL BASEBALL CARDS More Classified No changes in copy. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY US OFF (.1ST. Free quote. Call house plants. Opened seven davs a excellent lone, 17*5. 1950s and 4Cs rtcord albums. Cash 20 Thomas Ave.747-Me4Shrew*burv Hostess, 944WU44. 1*1-1427 paid on tht spot. 747-2470. on Next Page 20 The Daily Regfeter SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 21. 1980 lUFelrHavwi 105 Summtr Rental* 1M Commercial IM Mobil* Homes 113 instruction trepvead al a regular meetint pi tM tron 1, thtra It harafay NOTICB llgatlona authorliad bv this bond or 10JHou$t» For R*»nt Rentals Mayar and Cauncll of the Borougfi at tha turn of HS0,000.M. Mid Mm AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING dlnance It permitted by tM eacep- Fair Haven. N J. MM April 14, tt» being incluklva of »ll »pp*-opr,«t,on» FOR ACQUISITION OF DUMP tkm prevlded In Pi.-jtraph lal a) SEASIDE — OM, two and three HIGHLANDS Naar Ma water. ACCORDION LESSONS — Privet. and will come up far final consldera mada lhartfor and IrKluding (ha TRUCK WITH PLOW. RADIOS MM Sactlon 4*A 1 7 of said law It RID BANK — Prlma retell araa; •Ball mobile Mma with aluminum Leave message for Jot, c/o Hot law *M aattage at a regular meet sum of IS.00000 as tha down tM deal limitations praacJjMaat.ay WIDDLETOWN - Paur-toaaVoam, bedrooms, houaat ind w#nm«iii AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT; 7» so. II. and ye AvellebM Im shad, washaa r and dryar. U.J00 ar breuhaus. ni-OtU tr wrlto J. Si... Ing ol IM said governing body Io ba Mvmant and tha t*m af IJOrW*.00 sew Law ' twt>aallv CMtral •if. (irtptaca Prim* location. Air conditienln* and CREW CAB PICKUP* TRUCK madlalalv. Call Conglt Sarlk; tatdd attarattar. Altar 4 am in W07 ar PO Baa Ml. New Hnimiuttb N.J. MM April 21, Iftt at t:*t P.M. tt tM irotr. tha capital fund for t«M im- Idl An eafratale amount not tanctd vard. u> Mav 1. UU Sacur TV Starting, al 1110 MI. RE- WITH ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT SERVE NOW. Oapaalt naylrad. CAL DWELL BANKER. Raallar. aTHtsK 0774* Munklpal Building, 74t River Road. provamant or PurtxtM raajulrtMlb y ANO TRACTOR FOR SNOW PLOW .--jading si.000 for Items of ta- Itv and rattronct. Short MM (HI) Mt-ISU. Fair Havan, N.J. at whkh time and law «nd now availaaXa ttmntwr bv IMM Ml lit 7144 ma— Twa Mdraam In adult part. WORRIED ABOUT EXAMS? - ING, BY THE TOWNSHIP OF penae listed In and parmlttad laaptr place all persons desiring la be Virtu* of provitton In prtvlotnlv HOLMDEL, COUNTY OF MONSectio- n 40A 110 af tald law ma» M NORTH LONG BRANCH — Da- RED BANK — Naw aroUislontl Extras Includa central air cenaWllan Tutorlna can hasp Eapariancad heard IMiean will ba given full op- MIDDLE.OWN - ScXit !•«•> thrat ottlca apaca. 114 Bread St.. with ma. wau-ta-wall caraatlrta. rang*, tsachar will tutor man. Oradas Ml. MOUTH. NEW JERSEY, AP. Included as part af tM cat! af tald btdroom, IV* txtM, larva kttchan tioner decorated BM Mdroam ea- portunity Mvmont or for cawial \mmrovnw PROPRIATING liS.000 00 THERE- Improvement aad Is included In ata tcutivt suite Qulel wiMri a|- parkin* Call tar specrfki. m-SIII rgfrkaaratar and sloraaa shad PLUS Call 471 7171 «n« dining room. tatra (araa Iwnll ROY W. NELSON purpowt. "ortTtyOa na asiiHtaait intrto**. mosliMro with panoramic view Of or 141XM »«» atlachad. FOR ANO AUTHORIZING THE IS- room, o««riiitd B*r*x»« Intactlltn Barough Clark SECTION 2. For tha financing of SUANCE OF UI.M0.C0 BONOS OR Section 7. Anv amount received ino ocean Olympic pools, baach. laid imorov«mtint or purpcu tHMj to tour vttr old n*i«MwrtMkod, n>nctd color TV. air conditioning and maid RUMSON — otnea apaca Prlma April It Satat NOTES OF THE TOWNSHIP FOR Irom any otMr governmental aaan yard. Vtry convenient location, UM .ocaMon. Up Io M0 so, n. Call moat tha part of said fl5O.000.OO ap- FINANCING PART OF THE COST cy. Including, but not limited ta the sarvkl. Just two miles from Man- propriation not pf ovldtri for bv ap- oar month plus ulilttlM With mouth Race Track Daily, weekly ail-aoe or H1-*M4 tviailnat. THEREOF. NeU-ea lollowlng. grants. Fader al. State er option 10 buy Will conttdtr morl FREEHOLD — mil aamt part, n plication haroundar af Mid down BE ITORDAINEObytMTown- ether far tM purpotat deter Ibod In and monthly rates THE ALL NEWSYCAMORE PROFESSIONAL star immMiili occupancy candWan. SacrHka far SI I.MO Call SPICIALMlBTWM pavmont waaotlaol* bonds ara tor* ship of Holmdel (neraln sometimes Section Jlal shall M applied ami Is IN UU, Manny. • EACH COMBER MOTEL. BUILDING — Tlnlon Falls. 1.100-r TM Highlands Board al Educe- bv autnorliad Io ba luuM in tha callad Municipality), In tM Cour.lv IM cat! thereof or ta tha payment ol IrMW. sg. ft., madam atHca building, em- •ton Ma called a Special MtlMa* to principal amount af ttS.QM.M of Monmouth, New Jersey, (nat less eMhsatlent Ittuad tMrttafore bv tM RIO BANK — Luxury >le parking will llnlsh Io suit Call GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES ADVBRTISEMBNT M MM on Wednesday, April U. 1M0 pursuant to tha Local Band Law of than two-thirds of all tM members Munklpalltyta financa saMcata. MfJroomt, carpttlrta. Mtiiwashar 104 Furnished Rooms — Bathany Rd . Hailat AaMt part. NOTICE TO BIDOCRS In tM Highlands Elementary School Naw Sartav. In anttclpatton of tno thereof affirmatively concurrlnal at Sactlon t. TM lull lalth and new kitchen and bath, MM Ttnnan la mi Walk It snopplno and NY Bus.NOTICE Is haraay tlvan that saalad Library,.I; M PM •iiuanct of Mid bondt and to ttm- credllef the Municipality ara Mroby pavs all utlMlas. 74M1H. H4HII proposals will ba racMvaa] by hand TM Purpoa. of this meetlna Is porarilv financa Mid improvomant Section I. TM Improvement de- •Hedged to IM punctual payment ot KEANSBURG 110 Wanted To Rent dallvary or by US Mall, addrtaatd or piKposa. nofj«tl«Ma NOtM in a scribed In Sactlon 3 of Ihls bond tM principal of an* Interest on IM RED BANK — "» Duplex tl HIGHLANDS — tt>U, wall-lo-wall Room tor rant ta tha Township Purcnaslna Aaant principal amount aojual to Mid prtiv ordinance Is Mreby euthorliod as a '' owtgatiena autharliad by IMs bedroom, full attic with extra room carpatllaj, aama avtrat. L , 7II-MM or HI »JI d SacreUry clpal amount of bondt arc hartbv general Improvement ta Ba mada tr lullv Insulated, full dry basement CONSCIENTIOUS — Caraar woman Call mini Naw Jartoy, 07747 and tharaarstr authoriiad to ba luu* roort«tion not provittod tor by *P nocntory fundt hava boon provload (M(c«t(on hortundor of MM flown bv tha city of Loot Branch In a Mvntnl, nooolla Wt bondl art *•*••• lawful mannar. Bv MihorlMM to IM IIWM In ON Tho Cltv or tht Enolnaar ro- • riru.oil amount of fMl.SOO tarvtt tha rloht to raowlrt a com- l*«r,u*fii to the Loc«t ftood Ltw of oi.lt financial and aiaarltflco Now JorMV. In •ntlcttMlton of tr* itatamant from orawacllva Hddart ittutnc* of Mtd bontH and M lam- UiawMo that thav hava aallatac- portnlv flnoiK* MM imnrovomonl torllv ctmoWad wort of KM natura *V NrMM, noeotiaM* noM« In * laamrod batart furniihim iniml princlp«l •mount of bontft art hvro tarmt or tpacllkallont. or aalara ftv author Hod totot Itau* . Nrtuan, •.Him tha Contract. Tht rMM It to and within tho limit,,, ton. »•*• alto rotarvad la ralact any or all krikotf bv \*m MM LM» b4dt or tt walva any Informallltari toe lion 3 (a). Trw imorovtmonl aharo wch Inlarmallly II not rwtrtbv aulKortiod MO trw PvrpoM datrlmanltl la tha MX Intarttt ol EASY RIDER — Mrs. Edward Moro, president of the lot tho financing ol whkh Mid ot> tht Cltv. Tha rlaM It alto rttarvtd to hfMliom srt to bt ISHMd It dO- Incrtoat or dacrtatt lha auontllloi Monmouth Beach Auxiliary Branch of Monmouth Medi- M'IM ai loHowv aaoclftod In tha mannar aMKnalod cal Center, Long Branch, sits on one of the 12 wheel- Thoacaultittonof approalmota- In lha Setcllkatlont. , Reolitor ueffeMe by Ka.muwde. 15 bg a ooriktfi ol lot chairs balng purchased for the hospital with $2,920 Atuntlon ol Blddart It partku NEW OFFICE RS—County Clerk Jane Clayton, center, Mrs. Felix Chmiel, vice-president; Clayton; Mrs. Township, and of larlv callad lattta raoulramantt at ta contributed bv the branch. The sum will also be used for aoproMlmotolv 10 M(n, twImM 31, condition! ol omplavmant to bt ob- installs the new officers of the Red Bank Republican Harry ChebookJIan, treasurer; and Mrs. George Ward, block si, in tho Towns!.!*, and of aanaal and minimum waat ran to a stretcher bed for the recovery room. With her are, aavrOHlmololv to acros. twin* MM », ba ptM undar tha contract Women. From left, Mrs. Michael Arnone, president; secretary. Wot h 12, in ttM TownsMp, uM (and Blddtrt ara raoutrod to camplv from left, Mrs. Elizabeth Sanderson, MMC associate kfrrtntly holng ownttf by tho GtUt* wllti tha raoulranwili ol PL. Iff! administrator; Ms. Ruth Boyle, branch treasurer, and ir iotooti Totro and Mario Totro an. cUlandP.L. IWI.CJ1. Cart •athotaa* and/or unknown Tht tucctittul bMdtr than ba Mrs. William Schooley, branch member. 1 raoulrad ta comixy with tht pro (M TIM ofttlmaiod mailmum vltlana ol Ma aoual taponiavHv •mount of bonds or notn tab* It c lauta ol EaacutlvtOrdar l IM4. MM toe MM ourpoM tt aft Hatod in Tha tucctttlul bMdtr wall ba HIIIIMIIIMIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllMllMIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHII iAtronlhoroof. raoulrad la comoly with Iht pr» (t) Tho tttlnutod cost of saM vHlant M tha Now Jaratv Pmalllm ptfrposo l» ooual to iho amount of tnt waaa Act. Chaaur tfaaf lha Lamol •dproprlatMn horoln rttadt IHtrotor, 1H1. aflactlva January I. 1*74. Sac ttw ««ct.t tlitrtof ow tho saMostl tton IO«« P L »4 JM and Sacllon 110 m«t»d muiiMini amount o* bond* ol PL >» *> rasardln* wad* rotat County Births or nolot to bt ISSWOfl tntrtf or bolng at oatormMad by lha Sacralarv el tn> amount of tho uM down Labor In accordance with tht pro- Mymwl tor uM PUfpou vltlOM of ma Dawat-Bacon Act. at IIHimilllimilMIIIHIItMIIIHHHHIIIHHtltlMIMIItllllMllllltlMIIHII*IIMMIIimitlllllll Section 4 In anticipation of tht anWMttd l« USC ina- Jlta 51. isluanct of taM bondt, nooottafjwi •Mchavtr provldat tar tha Monar R1VERVIEW HOSPITAL MA« anticipation rvotwt aro rwrobv rtM of pay for aach toeclllc lob Highway, Middletown, autftordtd to bo itwod pur want to, ClawHkMlan. BT OBMI OP TMi daughter; April 17. and within th» tlmltatloni pro MAYOP. AND CITY COUNCIL Of strlbod bv tho Local Bond Law All THI CITT OF LOM* BRANCH Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mr. and Mm. Stephen Col- bond anttc Ipatton notas iMtMtf hort tUOCNE BEDELL Mell, (Maureen Kasslnger), lison, (Nancl GiUies), 17SS untftr shall mature at such ltm#s at ChM AdmMltlratl va Ofllcar may b* doiormlftofl bv tho chlof II DOOM: April II. I«M » Creit Circle, Matawan, Raleigh Court, Ocean, wo, nancial offictr. provtdtd that no ATTC1T: daughter, April 17. not* shall mature later than ont janaatDaFatlo April 17. year from m daw. The naeat sfvall City Chirk Mr. and Mrs John Quad- R1VERVIEW boar inter otl at soch ralo or ratal Aar lt.Aa.lt WHO ood bo In wch rorm as may bt erer, (Janet Davlei), 719 dttormlaod bv tht cMtf tlna*Kial RED BANK «*fkor. Tho th»of financial officer Talmadge Avenue, Ocean, Mr. and Mrs. Dean snail (Mormlno Mi maltors in con- MilMOlieM net \ ton with not o* Issuod pur (want to daughter, April 17. Rougeau (Ussy Brooks), IM tMi ordinance, and me cMot ftnan- Mm i> Mr. and Mrs John Kijak, ctal orftcor i signature uaon tha *it win btractivM b y Navetlnk Ave., HlghUnds, •Mtts snail brcoAChrsiMtvtdancoas Mayor and Caancll al tha (Chiiitine Webster), SI Kings ion, April It. la all such deirrminaiions All now* K af Saa BrlaM lor tha "tw rsiuod heroundor may bo rtnawod Mr. and Mrs. Mark htm llm« it time subroct to the road In public al UM Municipal afwvtsMa* of N j S A fMMJI). BuHaWi. Wt taM Octah Avapm Kachersky (Jeanine O'Berg), Tke cruel financial ottker is horoov lad BrloM. Now Hnm an May S, i Donnoly St., Union Beach, •Kihe>rifod to sail pan of all of tho doiit>i(tMJjao.io). mum P.M. PravaiiM Timo. ANO notes from tirrve to lime at public or Contract Oactmiahmt for tha pro- son, April 18 private sa*o and to deliver them to B. CertHlcalt of Surety Irom a rep. aaaad worti proaorad by lawhan Oa- utablt Inturanct company ctnl- tht purchasers thereof upon rece.pt Palma. P E . Barauah EhOJnatr al Mr. and Mrs. Robert at pavmonl of tht purthaw prke lylnt la the loci that II tht bidder tha firm ol Schoer, OePaUna a Is awarded a contract, t Suratv Festa (Marie Daniels), 138 Plus accrued initrosl from their Sliwn. Inc . CanMNWt and Munkl datos loth* data of tfafIvory thereof Bond will bt Iliad lor the par Elgth St, BelfortJ, son, April pal t-nomean. hava baan HMd In Iht lor mt nee ol that contract. oMka of aaM t nolnaart M Mt Main Ihr of Hi CIO aflil, Bkn mutl bo dollvtrad at tha 18. dlrtxtaf) to rrpofi in writingto th t (aroM, Mai aw an. Maw Jtrtty ana pi art and before the hour mentioned fMwrmna bedv al lh# nvtatlng ntil tht Municipal BulhMot, MJM Eaat above. Mr. and Mrs. Artnur fucctedlno tha data whtm «nv w*t (Xaon Anonut. Saa BrloM. Naw Jar Tht luccettful bidder will bt Grant (Cheryl Zuiiio), II ot »• liver* ot If* nott* rUMliarrt to tar, and may bo Intoactad bv proa. rototrad to turnlsh a Surely Band In •US or *Mrxt M mad*. Stxh rvpori aactlva blddart durlnd butlntii the lull amount ol tho contract The Marcshire Dr., Middletown, mtrtl irxlwd* tht omount. UM •»• hourt. bendlna company thall ba author KrtpttWi. tnt inter**, rat* and tht BMdart will bt furniwad with t litd la litue bands in tho Stale of daughter, April 19. jnaturltv MhtMtwtt 04 Iht noln told. copy M tht Contract Oocumanu New Jertay and shall tt approved Iht •net ototainoM and In* ntmt tf noon iraair nolkt and aaymaM of t by Tho Monmouth County Board ol Mr. and Mrs. Henry HWPWrtLrVBWf nan-ralandablo charoa ol two) Recreation Commliilontrt Klkolski (Mary Oberc), 10 4*1. All Groan Acrtt tun*H r» laavabta to Sow DoPtliM o Raatoetr MM photo by Larry Pamt OIIMn. Inc I lo dalray Iht colt thort- Durlno tht pattormanca ol thlt i•iy»>d for tht owl-POMS daKrlbad In contract, all contractors ara re- High Point Rd., Uncroft. son. •taclton J htra«4 thall 4M tMVlttd ol rioaaull mutt bo mada on Vw Standard Pruttll Farm In tha oulred ta comply wHh Wo reeulre- April 19. CHURCH CONFIRMATION — The Right Rev. Albert Rev. Robert Southwell, Army Chaplain of the Center tiM»»f to tfiract Mrmant of the cott menttofP L H7JC.I2I" •f leH# liT*fJp*rOVt^n#flt4 ftf lO MVITWmt mannar doMoMtod In tha Contract Van Duzer, Bishop of New Jersey, confirms Monica and school at Fort Monmouth; Mark Curtis, Assistant Documairtt. must ba tnflniad In Tht Manmtutti County board of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas « a»l.fl«tion. nwM pursuant lo UMi Recrtoilen Commlsslontrt rtttrvtt Lucy of Eatontown In St. James Episcopal Church, to the Bishop; and Rev. Brother William Avery, Deacon ordinance. Tht amoMiMaf miotliBlt naiad Hati aoarMa tht namt the rWM lo walva any Inftrmalltlat Beers (Ton! Poling), 414 toonclk •utrwrnttt but not hwmd and aWrotaaf «M Btddar and tht m. orto roioc t any or all bids, and to Melrose Way, Cliffwood Eatontonvn. Looking on were Father John Patterson; of the Church. htfMtntftr tlwll bt raducad lo tht nama tl tha work on tho tutaidt. award contracts ki whole or In part • »t»nt that wch fvndi art u*od to lllrnnd lo Mayor and Council, If deemed ki tht best Interest af the Beach, daughter, April 19. mafco *rott tMvmont af ma costt of •arouah of Saa RrlaM, and mual bt Board lo da to •oat i *Ti pc DVV^ wt nit accdmoah-lid bv a atatanvant af Can. Na Udder may withdraw hit bid Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stxtton 1 Tht casual UKtett of tafM of Suratv from a turatv cam- wllhln thirty I JO) dayt following tht Turner (Camllle Iullano), 200 tht TowMMp o* Hottntftt It hartkv MnyauthorliadlodobuUnaiihitha dale af bid opening. .MMfMMi It (WlBtm -.th lha P»*«v SUM M Maw Jtnov and iccaatabli The Mtnnttuth County Beard 1 Sixth Ave., Asbury Park, son, vittoni o4 this or«].n*vKt to I»M W< la me OWN! II and eflhar a BM Band Recreation Commissioners Ihall re April 19. MAI of any iKomltloncv hortwHI. ar Carttflad Chock drawn la Iho or strvt Iht right lo hold Men tor tl>ty Sactton 4. Tha tallowing add. dar ol porauoh af tea trtant far not let) dart prior to award ol con- Mr. and MRs. Mrs. Ray- litrnal mattars ara bortbv *•• Mtt than len aarcont lia%i of IM tracts. amount bid ancaot that tha CMck Mrmimtf, ttaclara*), raxlttd and By ardor of The Board of Recrt- mond Jones, (Malinda •uiod allon Commissioners ot tht County (at TtM kaM our POM dttpCrlbtd Tat award af tht contract (or Graff)' 194 Oakwood Ave., •o S-XIKKI 3 of Ihli bond ordlnanc* It thlt work will not ba made until tht Rots w Maahan. West Long Branch, son, April ft*! a currant »«HnM and It a IWOP nee attar v funoa hava bean orovldtd I Barouoh af lot BrlaM In a Chairman arty or Impf owomtnt which thlt mu- Jamas J. Truncer. 19. ni(ipaillv may lawlutly purcnait. 1 Secretary Director Mr. and Mrs. Robert Col- oKAuirt or conitruct at a atnaral Tha OWNER or tha Enalnetr Aar. II 17.7.40 Hnpf-oy*mtfit, and no part of tha cut retpnot tht rWM la raaulrt a corn- eman (Martha Thomas), 880 tntrvof hot bt«n or than ba tpactallv Plata financial and taparlohct i.vcsMdon pfoctrtv uwc.aitv btn»- ttaatmtnt tram proaaacUvt MoMtrt LCOAL NOTICB West Front St., Red Bank, 1llad ttttrvfev thowlnt that they hava tallifac Ptoato lake notice that tht Man- it) Th« p*flod of uwfulrwtl of tartly comililad warn af tnt natura mouth County Private Induttry daughter, April 19. UM Purpow within tht MmlUtlent raaalrtd Mart lurnltntoa •raattal Council, Inc., will conduct a meeting Mr and Mrs. Richard if MM Local Bond Law, accofoln* or ttocHkatloM. or on Thursday. April itTitat, at 11:10 to ttM rtaftonaCrtf lift thortof com- na the Cantract noon tl the OM Orchard Country Granito (Janice Hall), 170 •vtad from Iht datt of tha ukl bor*» Prtemalt tar tMi Contract will Club. Monmouth Road, Eatontewn, •vwftvoflwo bv Utli bond ordlnanct It bt accepted only tram Mddert who N.J. Park Ave., Belford, fortv (a» vtars have baofl praoorly oualHM k> ac- Thomas J Blanche! daughter, April 19. (cl Tht SuMrttmantal Otbt cordbneo wHh the itintliaiiltnfj of Preildtnt Staltmtnl rt«u4rtd bv Mid low hat tho Contract Oocumoiwt. Apr. II , U.I . duly madt and flitd in tha Tha rloht It alba rotervod lo MONMOUH MEDICAL r « of IM Municipal Cltrfc and a rtjact any or all bMt or ta waive any NOTICB TO 14JPPLISRI lompHU tiacu.td chMHIcato tfMraof Intarmalltlei where wch Informal!- Monmouth Adult Education LuagBrm-ck hat batn fltad.ln tht otflct of lha tv It not detrlmenul to the belt Cemmlstton (MAECOM) will re- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dtrvctor of int Division of Local intaftu of tho OWNER. Tnt rMPM it catva waled Mdi for the printing of Oovtnwrvtnl Swvlcat In tha Dm***- alto rtoarved to Increete or da- MAECOM Brochures Smith (Sonia Samuels), 15 manl af Community Affalri of tha cteaie lha auantlt lot tote Hied mine SptdftcaUans art available In Mmtm of Naw Jarstv. and wch manntr datlanattd In the SeocH- tho Offka of tho Butlnets Adminis- Marlin Place, Ked Bank, i.a.*mtnt ihows that the gr»ts