CEA*1 The Daily Register >1 onmoiiih County's Great Home Newspaper VOL. 103 NO. 7 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 6,1981 "20 CENTS County landfill site security is boosted

ByANDREWSHEEHAN ZanaU said he will meet with of- right to picket, but the law Is equally clear that f Idals today to dlcuss a c -up they do not have a right to harass Innocent State and county law enforcement officials cltiseas." were planning to take action on two front* today plan and the protection from union violence. to prevent further outbreak! of violence at the Negotiations between the teamsters and the Freeholder Director Harry Unison said Monmouth County Reclamation Center, Tlnton' garbage contractors were scheduled to resume a county municipalities without garbage collec- Falls, and to aialit nuinlclpalitiee in garbage 1 30 p.m. today in Hasbrouck Heights in the first tion service have shown no serious health prob- clean-up a* a strike of 1,400 New Jersey sani- negotiation session since impasse was declared lems to date. Larrlson said the county landfill tation workers enters Its six th day. Tuesday night. The teams are reportedly far will remain open for non-teamster dumping and apart In their talks for the establishment of a the disposal of private garbage. Monmouth County Prosecutor Alexander D. three-year contract. Zaxzali uld a relaxation of the state liscetu- Lehrer laid yesterday that aa a result of Inci- Ing laws will allow municipalities served by the dents of violence at the reclamation center Lehrer yesterday confirmed reports that teamsters to collect their own garbage. County Friday afternoon, bis office will beef up security picketers at the county landfill Friday brake municipalities without service are Aberdeen, at the site. Lehrer said IS county Investigators windows and slashed tires of garbage tracks at Asbury Park, Bngllshtown, Freehold, Haxlet, and six State Troopers will be stationed at the the site. Lehrer said the added law enforcement Holindel, Keansburg, Keyport, Little Silver, landfill lndefInately to Insure the safety of non- personel will be backed up by the Neptune, Mattwan, Mlddletown, Oceanport, Shrewsbury teamster garbage haulers and private citizens, Howell and Tlnton Falls Police Departments to Township, Union Beach and West Long Branch. who continue to dump refuse at the site. stem any further violence at the landfill, where The county Planning Board has asked resi- In addition, State Attorney General James at least one vehicle had its breaklinlngs slashed dents to store food wastes and other wet gar- R. ZanaU of Rurason said yesterday Us office "There will be no vlolenU threats or other bage separately and to clean and sort paper, will Issue temporary garbage hauling licenses to forms of intimidation tolerated for the duration glass and metals for recycling. Lester municipalities, where Teamsters Local 94t of the strike," Lehrer said. "The law is clear stopped collection of garbage Wednesday. that the teamsters nave a right to strike and a See Security, page 4 Strike on Parkway

LIGHT UP THE SKY — Red Bank's Marine Park was Jammed last night for the borough's annual fireworks display. Postponed from Saturday because of rain, the fails to snarl traffic weatherman cooperated last night and thousands got a chance to watch the show along the Naveslnk River. WOODBRIDGE - Heavy holiday traffic will go on indefinably to make sure the traffic moved "exceedingly well" on the Garden 8Ute keeps on moving." Parkway last night despite the continued strike Carragber said be Is sUll awaiting a request of some 7*0 toll collectors, a Parkway official from the unite to begin negotiation, which he Shore business booms said. said they will have to Initiate There have been Meanwhile, state and local police reported no evidence of worker hamusment or violence some holiday traffic congestion at Parkway thus far, he said. entrances and throughout the day near beach "Everything has gone on fine to this point," and fireworks sparkle resort areas. New Jersey Turnpike officials also Carragher said. "But, the union will have to reported free flowing northbound traffic with give as a sign of good faith by starting the The holiday weekend was delayed by rain on that approximately 10,000 visitors came to the • the exception of tie-ups near the Brendan Byrne negotiation process. If someone walks out on Saturday so sun seekers gladly took "the fifth" park. Arena, East Rutherford, where rock performer yon. I feel it Is their obligation to start the ball yesterday - the 5th of July, that Is. Police reported "medium to heavy" traffic Bruce Springsteen appeared in the third of six rolling." Surprising sunny Sunday skies salvaged what in most beachfront areas, although not as heavy soU-out performances. Negotiations between the two parties broke appeared on Saturday would be a soggy and as had been anticipated before the holiday week- F. Joseph Carragber, the executive director down Wednesday night after the parties failed to sodden holiday weekend end got off to its saturated start. of the Ne* Jersey Highway Authority, said a agree on the terms of a two-year contract. The crowds that stayed Indoors on July 4th Boardwalk amusement officials said their stop-gap crew of supervisors, administrators, Carragher said the authority has offered a 9 and took to the beaches and boardwalks yesterday, attractions drew throngs of the young and young secretaries and summer employees, manned 7U percent increase over the next two years. as weU as local business establishments - at heart. Parkway toll booths throughout yesterday In the The union is seeking a 11.15 per hour boost,' where record weekend sales were reported. "We had an excellent turnout," said • fourth day of a strike by toll booth operators and representing a 11 percent increase this year, to Officials said bathers flocked to the beaches Keansburg Amusement Co. vice president Al- «ttv(M maintenance workers. Carragher said no talks reach the same pay level as collectors on the despite ocean temperatures of barely more than bert J. Reid. "It was one of our best days. The have been scheduled between the authority and PARKWAY PICKKT — A striking toll col- Turnpike he said. 60 degrees. Some beach visitors were content to crowds came early and stayed late." lector on the Garden State Parkway takes a the International Federation of Professional and picnic or soak up a shy sun on the sand. Reid estimated that approximately 50 Technical Engineers, Local IN, who represent "We offered them a great contract, but they break yesterday during picketing at the A spokesman for toe Gateway National Park percent of the visitors to the amusement area the strikers. want the moon," Carragher said. Garden State Arts Center In Holmdel. Toll at Sandy Hook said that two of the park's three Carragber said holiday traffic appeared to be collectors and maintenance workers have "Despite the strike, everything is moving public bathing areas were full yesterday and See Shore, page 4 struck the parkway when contract nego- freely along the parkway with the usual tie-up slightly below the 2.5 million expected for the tiations brook down over the issue of higher associated with holidays," Carragber said last holiday weekend. He said the rainy weather pay. , night. "The staff baa shown great resilience and Saturday held down traffic. 42 participate i• n silent peace By PAMELA JAMS said of the vigil, which took place on Broad said simply Street at the corner of Sycamore Avenue. Saying that she thought the vigil "went very "There are severe cuts in people programs and well," Schaffel noted that passing motorists SHREWSBURY - Approximately 41 county social programs," that money, she added, now oecassionally voiced their support by honking residents stood outside the Shrewsbury Friends being added to the defense paraphernalia pol. , horns. Several held up their Index and third Meeting Hoase here yesterday In what Is ex- "We express our sorrow and protest at the fingers In the "V" sign for peace, and all pected to be the first of continuing bi-monthly alarming, upward-spiraling arms race," as. seemed respectful to the group. silent pleas for world peace. plained the protesters hi band-out literature, No casual strollers appeared to watch the The hour-long "Silent Witness for Peace," group, Schaffel said, although anyone who which began at 11 a.m., was held for the purpose wishes to Join the Silent Witness is invited of protesting the escalating arms race and a See photo, page 4 The participants agreed to stand in quiet waning political concern for human rights hi meditation during the witness and not to answer this country, according to spokeswoman Grace any provocation by non-participants They stood SchafM. "at the role of our ,government In supplying approximately four feet apart from each other While many of the silent protesters belonged military hardwar»are toto thUe. powder keg countries during the vigivig l and at noon signaled its end by to the Society of Friends, Schaffel said that a of the Middle EasBast and Central America, and at shaking hands, nearly equal number of non-members stood with the depletion of our resources by the military The Witness was the first of similar vigils TIME FOR SURFACING — Two men walk on the North End Beach In Long Branch them to response to the gross's appeal for with Its consequent cuts In, funding for human scheduled to be held hereafter on every first and yesterday morning prior to doing some surfacing. Moderate crowds were reported fellows In Its cause. ids." third Sunday of each month from 11 a.m. to noon yesterday at Monmouth County beaches. "We hope to make people think," Schaffel "We would like a peaceful world," Schaffel outside the Meeting House. Sorrentino 'flabbergasted9 as 600 friends pay tribute THE WEATHER Partly suayaad warm today. Highs M to WEST LONG BRANCH - A handful of affliction of the spine that has left the coun- St. Complete report page J. borough residents threw an intimate cocktail cilman paralyzed from the chest down. party for ailing Councilman Frank "Clint" Sor- Observers remarked that although Sorren- rentino last night, and Just 600 of Sorrentlno's tino Is a Democrat, the crowd at Squires Pub closest friends were able to attend. was bipartisan, or, more accurately, non-parti- : Owners Irving players' II Nevertheless, Sorrentino was not disap- san. takes Western Open i maybe, but not disap- "Republican, Democrat, whatever, they were all here for one reason: because they love Advice.. DAILY REGISTER The occasion was the first major fundraiser the guy," Valenxano said, adding, "That's what Arts , .is PHONE NUMBERS sponsored by the Clint Sorrentino Fund, a 115- it's all about" .II per-person cocktail party at the Squires Pub Sorrentino and his wife, Marie, said they Mass Office restaurant. The party gave borough residents were "flabbergasted" by the Immense turnout. ..la TeU Free «714 their first took at Sorrentino since be was According to Sorrentlno, the showing "spoke .. M TeU Free MM1M stricken December M with aa a rare form of well for the town" and proved that political Editorials • Oasetfled Dept stt-lW paralysis, while giving Sorrentino his first real differences could be set aside for the sake of a lifestyle I OraalatleaDept... welcome home. more noble purpose. Make A Date 7 Sports Dept. According to former Councilman Angeto The evening also seemed to Inspire Sorren- ..II Valenxano, one of the event's organisers, ap- tino, who, although confined to a wheelchair, ... 4 Freehsla Bsreaa... til-tin proximately 600 borough and county residents looked and sounded vigorous long after the ..11 attended last night's gathering, and at least crowds had departed. "It makes you feel up," .. 11 another 100 tickets were sold in advance but not Sorrentino said, adding, "Ordinarily, I'm In bed by now." redeemed. Including a HOD contribution from Fabs "I think it was the greatest thing I ever saw i Das the borough Lions Club, Valenxano estimated July I at Shipwreck In, that the party grossed more than $10,000. See Serrenthw, page 4 7B- The proceeds of the event will go towards 'WE CAM CLINT' — West Long Branch Councilman Prank "Clint" Sorrentino, seated, paying off the hospital Nils Sorrentino amassed Next Parade etL_ MUM Casual outdoor during. Top O' exchanges pleasantries with fellow councilman Robert M. Shirvanlan, left, and former during more than five months In Monmouth Sunday, July 13. Call and re- Now open at The Wharf, The Wharf, Staawsnuiy Ave. Shrewsbury Ave., Highlands. councilman Angeto Valeniano, at a benefit cocktail party for Sorrentino last night at the Medical Cantor, Long Branch. Sorrentino suf- serve your spots today. 54J-4000, Ext. 23. Highlands. Fantastic view. t-fers' 1M. Squires Pub In West Long Branch. fers from acute transverse myelitis, a rare 2 The Daily RcKk*er SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. JULYS. 1981 Soviets accept Polish party congress has been sharply curtailed by labor unrest as WARSAW, Poland (AP) - Western ob- However, Kanla apparently reassured ciples." servers think Polish Communist Party chief Gromyko that the party has brought the well as (be shortened, five-day work weak "They are hoping that the incidents In won by UN new union. Stanlslaw Kanla won grudging Soviet accep- reform drive under control. Many observers Poland will lead to a change in the armed tance of next week's Polish party congress In are predicting the congress will not be a structure in Europe and the entire world, and MeanwhilePoUnd's first political trial of Another bridge cable droops his meetings with Foreign Minister Andrei runaway session as once predicted. that these Incidents will lead to a weaklng of the current reform era draws 190 to 230 Gromyko. Reforms that are expected to win ap- . NEW YORK - A sagging cable on the Brooklyn Bridge the socialist community," the communique spectators to (be courtroom and is reported proval Include calls for greater self-man- sent emergency workers to the bridges Manhattan tower, Gromyko returned to the Kremlin yester- continued. extensively by the official media. Western agement for industrial enterprises, economic jut one week* after two diagonal stay cables on the bridge day after two days'of talks with Polish lead- "Poland rejects such considerations ' reporters also are allowed to attend, in con- decentralization and democratic Initiatives. broke, critically injuring one pedestrian. But officials laid ers. He presumably communicated Moscow's Western observers said the tone of the trast to similar trials In the Soviet Union. The reformers are spearheaded by members there was no break in the cable and no danger to traffic. misgivings about the party congress, which is communique was similar to one issued last But the general public seems to have little of the independent Solidarity labor federation According to Abel Silver, a spokesman for the Department of expected to approve economic and political December after a Warsaw Pact summit interest in the four anti-communists accused newly elected to the party. The union, the Transportation, police received a report about t p.m. yesxter- reforms initiated in the wake of last sum- meeting in Moscow, when the Russians ex- of plotting the overthrow of the government. first in the Soviet bloc free of Communist day that a cable had broken and an emergency unit was mer's national labor rebellion. pressed confidence that Pollshjatty officials Party control, was born out of last summer's dispatched to the scene. It turned out that the cable was Soviet leaden sought to delay the con- could deal with the country's problems. Leszek Mocxulskl, 51, leader of the Con- strike wave. merely drooping, Silver said, and department amntnjrass gress earlier this year, apparently fearing It Meanwhile, members of the Soviet bloc's federation of Independent Poland, or KPN, climbed the Manhattan tower and temporarily took up the would spawn runaway reforms that would A joint communique Issued at the end of economic alliance, COMECON, concluded a went on trial June 15 with three other mem- drive a wedge between Poland and the Soviet Gromyko's visit expressed Soviet support for meeting in Sofia, Bulgaria, and expressed bers of his group: Romuald Sxeremletlew, M, bloc and could spread to the other members Poland, and the Poles said, "Poland is, was confidence that Poland will fulfill Its trade Tadeust Stanskl, S3, and Tadeusz Jandxiszak, of the alliance. and shall be a permanent link In the socialist obligations to the other members "regard- S3 If convicted, they could be sentenced to Falwell says Begin called The Soviet protests raised Western fears community," less of the difficulties." death but would probably get prison terms. CINCINNATI -v Moral Majority leader Rev. Jerry of Soviet military intervention to halt the The communique charged that "certain During the meeting, some COMECON So far, only Mociulski, a tall, thin his- Falwell said yesterday that Prime Minister Menachem Begin reform drive, much the same way Soviet Western circles" were trying to use the situ members complained that Poland has failed torian and former journalist, has entered a ation in Poland to "discredit the socialist called him shortly after Israel bombed an Iraqi nuclear troops invaded Czechoslovakia In IMS to to make promised deliveries of coal, its chief plea of innocent and testified. ' reactor because the Israeli leader wanted to explain the crush that nation's liberalisation campaign. system, as well as socialist ideals and prin- export, and other items. Polish production •attack to American Christians. In the prt-dawn telephone call, said Falwell, Begin asked for support and said ha had aecided to go ahead with the raid "to save our little children from annihilation." Falwell also laid that several days after Atlanta suspect called the call, he made a statement of support for Israel at Begins request, to counter a condemnation of the raid by other 9 Christian religious leaders in the United States. Speaking to a crowd of 4,000 at Landmark Baptist Temple, Falwell, 47, said a 'model prisoner Begin told him he initiated the call because he was worried that US religious leaden would misunderstand the June 7 ATLANTA (AP) - Wayne B. Williams is tahoochee River on May 24. Police who were -bombing, which destroyed a French-built reactor that Iraq a "model prisoner," despite two apparent staking out a nearby bridge May 21 have was about to activate near Baghdad. hoaxes he pulled off in telephone calls to testified Williams' car was seen on the bridge reporters and police, the county sheriff says. after a splash was beard hi the river. Williams, the 8-year-old black free-lance Housed In a C-by-11 Isolation cell of con- 'Father' becomes a 'daddy' cameraman charged in the last of a string of crete and steel, Williams is watched 24 hours t CHICAGO - Starting today, the Rev. George Clements slaylngs of 28 Atlanta blacks, knew reporters a day by a deputy sheriff. No prisoners are won't just be called "Father" anymore. He'U also be called would come running If he of fered interviews. allowed near his cell, and Williams to ex- "daddy." Clements - a civil rights activist who beads one of And he also knew they would not be ad, cluded from the inmates' daily recreation the nation's largest black Roman Catholic parishes - official- nutted to the Fulton County Jail, says Sheriff period in the yard. ly becomes the adoptive father of Joey, a M-yur-old who was LeRoy Stynchcombe. Williams spends most of his time sleeping abandoned as an Infant and spent most of his lire In an But Williams called reporters anyway and watching a television set positioned in institution late last month, aided by an unwitting deputy the corridor, the sheriff said. Light streams : Adopting a son is part Of Clements' philosophy for running who allowed him a telephone In his cell into the cubicle - furnished with a bed, his South Side parish. A priest, be says, has to step off the "He knew they couldn't get In here," mattress, toilet and basin — from s window pulpit and Into the streets if the Roman Catholic Church Is Stynchcombe said, "and I'm not sure why be outside and six feet above the cell. going to "make sense in this little comer of the ghetto." did It, except maybe it was a joke." The deputy sheriff who runs the jail kitch- According to the Black Child Development Institute, the Later, Williams pulled a similar stunt, en prepares Williams' grits, ham and eggs priest says, there are 100,000 black orphans In the United calling the police task force Investigating the each morning and carries the food to his cell. States. Last year, Clements began a crusade to find adoptive 28 killings to say he wanted to talk. Similiar procedures were followed seven homes for them. When his appeal to parishioners at Holy Stynchcombe said the district attorney's years ago when Marcus Wayne Chenault was Angels Church seemed to be failing last fall, the priest came office called Williams' lawyer, who quashed held on charges of murdering the mother of up with another approach. "If you won't adopt, I will," be the interview. "That idea of his may have Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said. And be has. Several months ago, Clements, 49, became been a joke, too," he said of the Incident "That was a different case," said Joey's fosWr father and today the adoption becomes final. about 10 days ago. Stynchcombe. "A lot of the black prisoners In other ways, Williams has been a said, Is that the guy who killed Daddy King's "model prisoner," the 71-year-old sheriff wife? I'll take care of him for you.'" Female workers walk out said in an Interview Thursday. "I couldn't The only threats against Williams have • SAN JOSE, Calif.-Municipal workers In San Jose, where say he was nervous. He's as calm as be can come In telephone calls from "crackpots, the city government Is mostly female, walked off their jobs be. He hasn't misbehaved. And he's thanked and we have just as many crazies calling and yesterday in an unprecedented strike aimed at getting women me for letting him know what to expect." •' saying the opposite thing — we've got the the same pay as men for comparable work. Some 1,900 His presence has required special secur- wrong man," the sheriff said. librarians, mechanics, janitors and clerical and other workers ity, Stynchcombe said, and "caused us some • Inmates may list three people as visitors. struck at 11:01 a.m. after nearly eight hours of bargaining extra trouble, but I can't put any blame on Williams, an only child who lived with his between the city and the American Federation of State, him personally for that" parents, named his father and mother, County and Municipal Employees Local ltt. Williams has been at the jail since June Stynchcombe said. Union spokesman William Callahan said the sides were 21, when he was charged with murdering 27- Like most Georgia Jails, the Fulton Coun- "so far apart, it's questionable whether any significant talks year-old Nathaniel Cater. The district at- ty facility is overcrowded. Last week, about RIAOANS UPTURN — President and Mrs. Reagan head for a waiting car on will occur in the next few days." Deputy City Manager Sally torney has said he will seek an indictment 100 of its 1,100 Inmates slept on the floor their return to Washington from a barbecue at a Virginia plantation. The party Reid said the strike was not expected to have a serious affect against Williams this month. because there was no room at state prisons, ' Saturday was an early celebration of the first lady's birthday, which Is today. on the city, though some library branches might have to close. Cater's body was found hi the Chat- the sheriff said. Teamsters who refuel airplanes agreed to honor picket lines, but an airport spokesman said operations were expected to run smoothly. Police and firefighters were not affected by the 9 walkout. Begin s party edges ahead of opposition U.S. mum on PLO contact TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - Prime Min- Labor Party le •Shin i has not faction (two to three seats). One outside coalition prospect to the right- WASHINGTON - The White House and State Department ister Menachem Begins Likud Party edged conceded defeat and the radio said the final Whether TAMI wins two or three seats wing Tehiya (Renaissance) party with three have refused to comment on a published report that the ahead of Labor as vote-counting neared Its vote may restore a dead beat between Labor will determine whether Begin has 80 or 81 seats. But Tehiya's condition far joining to to Reagan administration has bad secret contacts with the, close yesterday. The updated election results and Likud. But It quoted Begin as telling the seats out of 1». renegotiate the l«7t Egyptian-Israeli peace Palestine Liberation Organisation. The Los Angeles Times showed a see-saw among splinter parties, Cabinet, "There Is no longer the slightest But the NRP to reluctant to work with treaty, a term Begin might find inacceptable reported yesterday that despite an official U.S. ban on contact key to who leads the next government. doubt" that he will form Israel's next govern- TAMI, a splinter group that broke with the Peres scheduled no meetings with poten- with the PLO until It recognixet Israel's right to exist, Likud led the Labor Party by 48 seats to 47 ment. NRP's. predominantly European-descended tial coalition partners beyond the pre- negotiations on topics ranging from safety of U.S. diplomats in the 120-member Parliament as the Na- The present Cabinet has caretaker status leaders just before the election. Israel Radio liminary talks he held with Dayan, Burg and to Middle East peace have occurred since 1»74. Quoting tional Election Commission finished adding until a new team of ministers is sworn in. reported that NRP leader Yosef Burg had - Shapira last week, Labor Party spokesman sources in Washington and Beirut, Lebanon, the newspaper up the military ballot and waited for the No firm coalition-building negotiations asked Mosbe Dayan to join the coalition in YossiBeiUinsald. said the contact began under Henry A. Kissinger, secretary of votes to come in from merchant marine can ge( underway until the final vote to place of TAMI. Beillin said Labor was convinced Begin state under Presidents Nixon and Ford. sailors at sea, the state-run Israel Radio processed by computer and a premier-desig- Dayan's bargaining power rose after elec- could not form a stable government. The Carter administration carried on extensive Indirect reported. Final results are expected Thurs- nate is named by President Yitzhak Navon. tion tallies showed his TELEM party might Theoretically. Peres could muster enough talks with PLO chief Yasser Arafat and twice tried to bring day. The radio said one seat was continuing to win two seats instead of one, and he is parliamentary seats to form a minority gov- the organization into peace discussions with Israel, according The 67-year-old premier convened his float among several splinter factions, and reportedly demanding Burg's Job of chair- ernment if' he forms a coaliton with the to the Times. It said that although Reagan has called the PLO Cabinet for Its first meeting since Tuesday's where it finally landed could affect the shape man of the Israeli delegation to talks on Israeli Communist Party. But to to doubtful "'a gang of thugs," his administration has quietly continued election and urged the ministers "to hasten of the next government. autonomy for the occupied West Bank and any Israeli government could survive the low-level contacts through the CIA and the U.S. Embassy In the procedure of establishing the new govern- Begin hopes to form a coalition of his Qaxa Strip. prestige blow of relying on a doctrinaire pro- Beirut. f"* • ment ...so that it can quickly receive the Likud Bloc, the National Religious Party (six Begin was scheduled to meet with Dayan Moscow party which espouses the cause of confidence of the Knesset (parliament)," a seats), the ultra-orthodox Agudat Israel today, and also with the leader of Agudat Israel's arch-enemy, the Palestine Liber- Accident toll hits 537 government statement said. (four), and TAMI, an ethnic North African Israel, Rabbi Avraham Shapira. ation organization. CHICAGO - At least 537 persons died hi traffic accidents on the nation's highways over the Independence Day weekend, more than last year but within the range forecast by the Insurance loans can save money National Safety Council. The number of reported deaths stood at 537 at midnight on the Pacific coast. The National Safety Summer of 1980 Council estimated prior to the start of the Fourth of July By LOUISE COOK amount of outstanding loans against life standing loans now equal about ( holiday weekend that 450 to 960 people might be killed between Associated Press Writer Insurance policies was about $31.5 percent of Industry assets. • p.m. Thursday and midnight Sunday. Millions of Americans have found a billion. Phillip R. O'Connor, director of the literally a killer way to borrow money at low interest by In April 1M0, when credit controls Illinois Department of Insurance, said taking advantage of the cash value of were In effect and loans were hard to earlier this year: "Borrowing against their life Insurance. But the bargain- get, policyholders borrowed almost |1.7 policy cash values must always remain on Great Plains ^People. basement rates may be on their way out billion - about triple what they had an essential feature of a whole life poli- ATLANTA (AP) - for future policyholders. • . borrowed a year earlier. Outstanding cy. But this right cannot continue to be KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - This time last summer, Some Democrats are urg- The insurance Industry has begun a loans totaled $38.2 billion. abused to hamper the investable cash the sun began a merciless assault on the Great Plains. ing former President campaign in state legislatures to win The borrowing has tapered off, flow of Insurance companies, which ma- Day after day. temperatures topped 100 degrees. Jimmy Carter to break passage of measures allowing higher Waldron said, but it still topped $1 terially and adversely affects earn- Farmlands were baked brick-hard, and crops worth his tto-month silence Interest rates on loans against new poli- billion this April. The total now outstan- ings." billions of dollars shriveled. More than 500 people died in since leaving office and cies. So far, according to Robert ding against insurance policies to $41.1 There are several f actors to consider the Plains states. speak out against Reagan Waldron of the American Council of Ufe billion. If you are thinking of borrowing against Nationwide, the death toil was 1,286 - ty, tunes the administration policies, Insurance, 10 states have OK'd some Waldran said the industry to not your policy. You must find out how average- most of the victims poor and elderly. And heat according to published type of boost In rates. (Holders of exist- trying to discourage or prevent people much cash value you have accumulated was a contributing factor in hundreds of other deaths ing policies are not affected.) from borrowing against their policies. Different policies build up value at dif- Should another heat wave strike this summer of- Carter, who has been The bonanza for consumers — and "It's a .contract right," be said. ferent rates. A $100,000 policy that has flclala say they are ready with emergency procedures to living a quiet life in the problem for the Insurance Industry "There's nothing the Insurance In- been In effect for five years, for exam- Plains, has refused to — stems from the recent surge hi in- dustry can do (to a customer who wants ple, will have "considerable cash val- "'Jl !* "mott •nd •"• •*• *• «•»'* •*• • comment publicly on his terest rates. to borrow) except say, 'Yes, sir.'" ue," Waldron said. A 110,000 policy, by "£?•' «£!••* »•«.•«" " MM PhU ShldelarShldl , Kansas Hate successor's policies, "Whole life" insurance policies - He said, however, that the situation contrast, probably will not yield enough njataoroloiitot. "That doesn't main we couldn't have "because he has a basic also known as a "straight Ufe" policies to "causing some re-evaluation of prod- to make borrowing against It worth- shove-normal temperatures and below-normal predplta- sense of fundamental - build up cash value through the yean. uct and marketing." while. fairness," according to These policies traditionally have in- One result of the re-evaluation to the Spring and summer rainf all across Kansas this year to former White House cluded provisions allowing the bolder to campaign to allow increased Interest triple that of a year ago, when the state, like its Groat Chief of Staff Jack Jimmy Carter borrow against that cash value. Interest rates on new policies. In general, the 19 seamen saved Plains ne^hbors was having a draught. RalnfaUior this Watson. rates, set years ago and usually limited industry to seeking legislation that al- HALIFAX, Nova Scotia (AP) - A • a.m. yesterday with a . by law, are low — generally ranging lows insurance companies to sat rates Canadian Coast Guard ship yesterday ' DAYTON, Ohio (AP) fractured nose and head from • percent to ( percent, but running either at 8 percent or at an adjustable picked up 18 survivors of the sunken "So whether we have a hot, dry summer or not, wt're — Comedian Geerge and facial lacerations, as little as 4 percent in some cases. level tied to the monthly avenge of the Arctic Explorer' who drifted for two 1110 comfortaWe Cartta was listed in good according to hospital As interest rates for other types of yield on corporate bonds as published by days aboard an inflatable raft in frigid, Surt ^exiSiind '* •««"»•* *•"• condition yesterday after spokeswoman Joan loans Increased, consumers turned to Moody's Investors Service Inc. Under rough seas off the Newfoundland coast, suffering a broken nose in Thomas. their insurance policies when they the adjustable alternative, the allow- officials said. The bodies of-eight crew Beside the drought, the culprit last year was a Ugh- an automobile accident, a wanted U borrow money. They also able interest rate as of last December members later were discovered dose to pressure system over the Southeast that remained stag- hospital spokeswoman According to police re- discovered that they could borrow would hare been 14.4 percent the spot where the ship sank Friday nant, blocking the flow of moisture from the •aid. ports, Carlin's green Vol- against their policies and reinvest the The concern in the industry stems morning off Newfoundland's northern Mexico to the Great Plains. vo struck a utility pole in money - in high-yield certificates of from the fact that the loans put a drain Up, and the search continued for five Carlin, 4J, was ad- So far. there's no such system in the picture Una year, mitted to St. Elisabeth the downtown area at deposit, for example. on the assets of insurance companies — crew members who were stiU missing, a about 1:10 a.m. rescue-official in Si John's, Newfound- although one could develop, said U Ferguson, i Medical Center at 1:10 In April 1879, Waldron said, policy- assets they Invest to pay stockholders director of the National Severe Storms Forecast CeoZ holders borrowed 1800 million. The total' and policyholders. Waldron said out- land, said. SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, JULY 6,1981 The [feify Register State's GOP congressmen get the TV 'bug' By IKIP WOLLCNBKRO and Human Services. Bradley, the state's Junior senator from Wright, D-Texas, talking about the adminls- The second month's show will feature Denvllle, began producing his monthly tratton's proposed budget cuts; Morris UdalL WASHINGTON (AP) - Republican Reps. Matthew Rtnskjo of Union and Mll- "New Jersey Now" show last October. D-Arir, who discussed the costs to electric Freeze-drying saves records hereof the New UcentFenwIckofBernardsville. • It has a more ambitious format than most customers of the Three Mile Island nuclear TRENTON - If coffee can be frsssi dried, why not to join Democrata BUI The half-hour show will be called "New with monthly segments on an Interesting accident, and Monmouth County Prosecutor. ImpUcMbie New Ji r Judicial Is dating back to the Bradley, James E. Howard and William Jersey Congressional Caucus" and will be New Jersey resident, letters from consti- Alexander Lehrer on crime. Hughes with a monthly television program. tuents, a guest and a historical vignette. Toe early Uth century T e available to 16 ccabla e stations across the The most recent entrant Into the tele- The Republicans decided shortly after guests have Included New Jersey Transporta- HdHundredd s of UUw records that bad been damaged by fir* state, according to Courier's office. vision field has been Hughes, s Demoerst they were sworn in earlier this year to look tion Commissioner Louis Gambacclni and •nd water during i fire tut November la UM SUU House from Ocean City. Into the possibility of taping a show featuring New Jersey is one of only two states- the Energy Commission Joel Jacobean. annei an twine «ved by the fraaas ihylaa; process, tutc other Is Delaware — -without a commercial two or more of them each month for distribu- Bradley'*' office said M cable stations Hughes scheduled his first taping for last officials aala\\ ".""• VHF television outlet, and politicians have tion to cable television stations In New Jer- across the state are airing UM shows, and week In Ocean City with Joseph Lord!, the A Flemlngton dairy, UM New Jersey National Guard, the complained that tamos and events of Im- sey. that they are beginning to attract a loyal former chairman of the New Jersey Casino states rjepartroent of Defence and the U.S. Army hve joined portance to UM state are overlooked by sta- Four of the seven OOP members have following. • Control Commission and a former Essex, forced In the salvage project tions based out-of-sate. Although six truckload* of Judicial racordt wan unaf- signed up, according to a spokesman for Rep. About four months ago, Howard, a Demo- County prosecutor. The subject was crime. fected or only illghUy damaged during the fire, atveral James Courter, a Hackettotown Republican. The Ides of taping shows for distribution crat from Spring Lake Heights, began taping Hughes chairs the House Judiciary lubconv hundred cubic feet of archive* were destroyed The first taping will be July » with to cable stations has gained In popularity hit own show which is distributed monthly to mlttee on crime. With the help of the National Guard, state employees Courter and Rep. Marge Roukema, a among the New Jersey group In recent five cable ttaUons In Us district. A Hughes aide said the show will probably q«lcUy passed some 1.100 cubic feet of watanoakad records freshman from Rldgewood. The two law- months. House and Senate members may use The show Is called "Congressman How- focus each month on a single issue. It will lie Into hundreds of milk crates dona tad by Johanna Farms Inc. makers will question Richard Schwelker, recording studios let up for member* of ard's Report" and generally features two distributed to about 12 csble stations in South ofFUmlngtoa. secretary of the the Departmeut of Health Congress at the Capitol per month. It has featured Reps. Jim Jersey. The guard transported the crates to a freeser at Fort Dix, where they remained froaen solid until May It was than that a California company seat two *««*«t»i«f and a portable vacuum chamber to Trenton. News poll discloses Milk crates are used In disaster salvage operations be- cause they are light In weight, can withstand extreme tem- peratures and are easy to stack, Niederer said. The frcese-drylng process converts 1c* directly Into vapor 90 pet. of Jerseyites without Ilia normally Intervening liquid stage. Niaderer said the records should be restored fay September at a cost of about 138,000 support abortion Man kills girlfriend, self HACKENSACK (AP) - A woman's right While Catholics are slightly more antl- CHERRY HILL - A Deptford Township man shot and to an abortion is favored under at least some abortlon than others, religious denomination killed his girlfriend and then fatally wounded himself In aa circumstances by almost 90 percent of all proved far leas of a yardstick than UM depth apparent murder-suicide In front of UM wotnan'j 7-year-old Jersey residents, according to a copyright of one's religious beliefs, as measured by son, police said yesterday. poll published in The Record of Hackensack attendance at church or temple services, the Arthur Eugene Love, C, fired two shot* from a. M-callber poll found. The more frequently people said handgun at Elaine DaUIco, 30, following an argument about Women are no more or lam likely than they worshipped, regardless of their religion, 6:10 p.m. Friday in the woman's apartment here, police said man to favor abortion, nor are Democrats the greater their opposition to abortion The shot* hit the woman In the neck and head, according to more likely than Republicans, according to the results ol the poll published yesterday. The poll also found that New Jerseyttes Police reported that Love then turned the gun on himself favor UM death penalty by more than a M On the abortion Issue, 11 percent said they margin, but crime ranks as a poor second to and fired one shot into his right temple. flatty against abortions, under all cir- the economy as the chief concern of New Mitt Delfico was declared dead at the scene by township cumstances. nt said they y p y Jersey's adulU. medical authorities, police said. Love died at John F. Ken- favored legal abortions under illl circumi - nedy Memorial Hospital, Cherry Hill Division, several hours stances; 11 percent favored it to save the In the poll, M percent of those sampled later. mother's life or If the baby would be horn said they favored capital punishment. And U Assistant Camden County Prosecutor Pawill Wlxtod said deformed or retarded; S3 percent said they said they wanted handguns made the woman's son, whose name la being withheld by police, opposed abortion personally bat saw It as a witnessed UM shooting. private matter; and UM remaining 4 percent either didn't know or listed soother opinion. But only 14 percent cited crime as the most Important problem in UM state. Of The poll results Indicated tht the lame Miss New Jersey those surveyed. 50 percent died one of a API Jersey woman fatally shot won't affect how moat people decide between variety of economic matters Instead. Debra Eileen Nalev, Miss Morris County, center, was cronwed Miss New HONOLULU - A l»-year-old New Jersey woman died Democrat James Plorio or Republican Thomas Kean In the November election for The Record Poll Is a random sample of Jersey Saturday night In Audubon. At left Is Suzette DeGaetano, Miss Colum- early yesterday of a gunshot wound she suffered while walk bus Day, who was named first runner up. At right is Janice Hamilton, Miss liigalongWalkikiBeech.accordliigtoapoltcesiwta.rnan. governor. Florio said ha personally opposes adults In 1,081 New Jersey telephone house- holds. Conducted from June 13 to June 21, the New Jersey Colleges, who was sleeted as second runner UP. Miss Nalet, a The spokesman identified the victim as 8tacey Oilman of abortion bat thinks it la a private matter poll hat, in general, a margin of sample error music teacher, resides In Rockaway. Clarksburg in Monmouth County, NJ. while Kean said he would like to see sbor- tions curtailed, except in case* of real wed of pins or Diinui 2 percent. Miss Oilman was walking near the water with her 10-year- old sister. Robin, also of Clarksburg, and an unidentified man late Saturday night whan the was shot in the hand, the •pofcfwnun Mid Miss Oilman was taken to a nearby hospital, where aha GOP report asks assault on housing woes died three hours later, the spokesman added No srresta have been made and a motive for the snooting TRENTON (AP) - New Jersey must The report also said the "apartment clal Institutions for the bousing consumer Is materials from the state Mies tax, the report remained under Investigation. "wake up" to its bousing needs, says a stock" in New Jersey Is a "desperately low" driven up by "give away" programs that said such action could reduce the cost of a report by a l»-roember, Republican study level. Include radios, televisions and sporting goods home by 5 percent. team In Uwttate Assembly "During the past 10 years, the annual for new depositors. "Food, clothing and shelter are the three The weather Critical housing needs In the state are level of new multi-family construction hat Building codes also should be made more basic human needs," the report said. "Pood and clothing are exempt from the sales and FORECAST highlighted by estimated 780,000 units which plummeted from a high of 30,000 units to the flexible to facilitate conversion of Industrial will be required through tbJa decade, the present record-low level of less than 5,000 and commercial space to residential use, the use tax.... For unknown reasons though,' report said. ^ ___ unite per year," the report said. report said. housing materials are not exempt from the 21 Recommendations hi the four-month The report by the It-member, OOP Hous- In its recommendation to exempt building sales ta* —— :— study Included: ing Emergency Action Team said legislation . -Creation of a Joint Housing Committee must be adopted to provide savings institu- 9 in the state Legislature. tions with adequate capital to satisfy mort- - Appointment of a state homing om- gage demands. EPA's 'fire dragon budsman to piiwittr the "piecemeal" ap- "Savers withdrew HI billion more than proach to housing needs for the last several they deposited at the nation's 4,400 savings years. and loan associations last March, the largest - Exemption from the state sales tax for monthly outflow ever recorded by our spe- to sear toxic waste building material! cialised home mortgage lenders," the report -Exemptions from the state and federal NEWARK (AP) - The Agency — will start opera- lo let the stuff pile up at the income tax for Interest Income from i The GOP report said Its findings, based on world's first traveling has tlons In New Jersey once ap- site, or truck them halfway tlonal savings accounts. public hearings in Toms River, Morristown, ardous waste incinerator will proval is received by local across the country to the only "Homing has no home In state govern- Trenton and Newark, also revealed: soon be gobbling up M.ooo and state authorities, said two stationary Incinerators ment." said Assemblywoman Leama Brown, -The average newly constructed home in gallons of toxic materials at EPA Regional Administrator that can handle PCBs, R-Morris, the chairwoman of the GOP study New Jersey costs more than $80,000. the closed Kin-Buc landfill in Dr. Richard T. DewUng. Kepone and similar organic Local Weather team. "It is regulated by Ova different state — With a 10 percent down payment re- Edison this fall. The agency has been col- compounds." Asef 10p.sa. last Bight, the Ugh teatperattre at Tee departments and countless agencies." quirement and a 1« percent mortgage, only 5 The 12 million mobile in- 1 e c t I n g P C B The cost to operate UM percent of New Jersey'* families can afford a ^MsB&art^^'aV I i ^^^nwPjaw^jn^amamamA^aaBaTp AftAa^^aaaMaatVaBa^nil VaVnaa^•••J l 6Jat#l e^aaB^uasnaiBB^hnTV^Bnafl , TsssaawaAj naMnnww#T The creation of a bipartisan Joint housing cinerator — nicknamed the (polycblorinated-blphenyls) Incinerator Is 610,000 s day. new home. yesterday was 71. It was 71 at U p.ss. Thar* waa .Iff committee would enable the Legislature to "fire dragon" by UM U.S. runoff at the Edison landfill The money will come from lathes at prsclaltaHai ta the U hers eadtog at It »••• make housing a top state priority. - The cost of obtaining funds from flnan- Environmental Protection for the past year, storing the UM federal "supsrfund," a ysslsrday There ware » r i d H cancer-causing liquid materi- $1.6 billion, five-year cleanup Mtsraw als in more than 1,000 drums. program that went Into effect The incinerator was April 1. Holiday traffic claims six lives funded by the EPA and parts It it estimated the 50,000 were assembled at the EPA's gallons of PCBs st Kin-Buc national emergency center in will take about 30 days to tali Mainland Division, au- The car crossed the center Center, police said. Both men By The Edison. destroy at a cost of 6300,000, Jersey Shore thorities said. Hi* passenger, divider of UM highway and are from Jersey City. At least six people were The system consists of DewUng said. killed on New Jersey high- Herbert Todd, 17, also of struck Gagne't car, accord- Police said the truck was Partly sunny and warm today. Fair tonight I ing to authorities. heading east on the Jersey three sections each mounted tunny and warm tomorrow. Lows in the upper Mi. ways since the July 4th holi- Stratford, was listed in critical condition. Roosevelt Parsons, 24, of City extension of the turnpike on a separate trailer. The Caaino employees' todayday aiidtoiw>rroand tomorroww 610 to OfcThschaiic06. The chance of showershowe s UM day weekend began at 0p.m. Jersey City, also was killed at 6:45 p.m. when It skidded first trailer carries a shred- percent today and 10 percent tonight West to northwest Thursday, police say. Both cars were traveling learning French Thursday night when UM into a concrete barrier. The der, stoker and rotary kiln, winds today at 10 miles par hour or leas. Ocean water A Bristol, Pa., man was east hound hi fog and rain, tractor-trailer in which he trailer remained on UM road- which Is the primary in- ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - temperatures around 70 degrees kUled yesterday evening Ueckersald. was riding skidded on the way, but the tractor sepa- cineration unit. Solid materi- French Canadians gambling the station wagon be GlUes Gagne, 40, of Boon- als that have been shredded was driving left tha'Wbito ton,'was kUl* •» 0 pm. raln-sllcked New Jersey rated and plummeted off the at the Golden Nugget Casino Turnpike. highway and onto a road 30 will be hydraulically ram-fed Hotel will be greeted with a Horse Pike and struck a utlU- Thursday when Ids car was Into the kiln, while sludges or Tide* The truck's driver, feet below. hearty "Bonjour" this sum- liquid! will be directly In- For Had Bank and Charles Green, 26, and anoth- Green and Royster were mer, If a language education jected onto the floor of the er passenger, Willie Royster, thrown from the .cab and course pays off. TODAY - High 11:» The driver, Harold Duffy lice said. The driver of the incinerator, DewUng said. p.m. and low 6:14 p.m. other car might have been a 33, suffered multiple injuries landed on railroad tracks. Casino employees why Jr., 11, was pronounced dead The second trailer carries TOMORROW - High 10 maiutes; Long Branch, juvenile, but it was not clear and were In guarded condi- Parsons was pronounced want to learn French, study at the Atlantic City Medical an excess combustion 11:33 am and 1:11 p.m. deduct It minutes, Hlgh- Center at 6:30 p.m. who was driving, police said. tion at Jersey City Medical st the hoaital. • casino taw or casino man- chamber known as an after- agement can enroll In col- and low 7:01 a.m. and >"ds bridge, add 40 An autopsy waa scheduled burner. The third trailer car- 7:11p.m. mtahtaa. for today, authorities said. lege-level courses and have ries a gat-stream processing £,],.' the bilt Three Brooklyn, NY, res- system that includes a spe- Frew Weather elsewhere Ideate ware killed and four State prison officials French courses are offered cial particulate scrubber for other people seriously injured because casino guests come removal of fly ash and Uny from all over the world; early Saturday morning m particles. Galloway Township, police Traditionally, many French ri w df tightening procedures "We find this to be the Canadians visit the southern said. most acceptable method of New Jersey shore each sura> Juan Torres, 31, Mlrta H gnj agj dr TRENTON (AP) - Officials at Trenton "The first thing the superintendent did getting rid of UM most toxic mer. Now employees will be II M ft n a« Ban, 11 and Ales Torres, I, State Prison have tightened procedures at was to put on a perimeter patrol at four to six wastes on site," DewUng able to answer questions in is <•> were pronounced dead at the UM state's only maximum security pant- guards with shotgun* outside the prison d. "The alternative! are the guests' native language:. « dr scene of n two-car accident at ul toatlaryy following a daring escape attempt wall*," Stabile laid. "It's/to'inhibit the * __ * the Intaraactloa of the Watte inmates from trying what these guys did, to s -a Hone Pike and Eighth Ave- by sU Inmates. n AthritAuthoritiei s still were searching for An- let them know If they go over the wall, nue in the Atlantic County drew J.Clark,, 30.. serving 4S years for sexual somebody's waiting on the other side." Or tl tlr community, Sgt. Philip §85.* !i * assaullt and robberybb , and Robert Davis. 36, wcSSg Ueckersald. y, Efforts to track UM two prisoners are At Central Jersey Bank It i H f concentrated in Newark, where city and 9 -»a Two other passengers In serving H year* for attempted bank lobbaty, ufrto- data banking with prison officials said. state police scoured toe Vsilsburg section on •Mr the Torres'car, Cathy Colon, cB ?!: U, and FUlpte Morealet, 11, Police said both men had lived la Newark _, interviewing relatives, friends and 2§ and should be considered dangerous. acquaintances of the Inmates, and searching that's friendly, courteous ST bom of Brooklyn, NY., ware and efficient. listed In good condition st the Four other escapees, all convicted bars and hangouts UM men were known to war Atlantic City Medical Center, murderers, were In custody within 16 hoars he said. oftt^ia.m-Frldajprtsoabreah. One prisoner waa wounded In the break- James C. DlbeUa __i Michael Jonas, », of Philadelphia, waa CENTRALJ Stratford, shot ta the tower right back and was listed in condition at St. Francis Medical 4 ' The DMlyRrghm SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAV, JULY6, iaei ObituarieIIIIMIIIIII MIIIMI Illlllllll IMMIIIIIIIIMIIIIs I Shorf*\ •»••*e busines* s boom-m s and1 fireworkBY* • s g~~m ^m.o oi-Ok. 4B> l.B» iiiiiiHiiiiiimiiiimiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiHimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiii (continued) val, which included such war* out-of-towners who events as dunking the mayor didn't "want to travel far." and council ad releasing Manuel Urrutia, Spokesmen for the Long red, white and blue balloons Branch and Asbury Park and 100 homing pigeons. A amusement areas also re- fireworks display wrapped up Cuban president ported "flourishing" busi- the day there. ness, Including tavern owners Holmdel fireworks NEW YORK (AP)-Man- when the chief of Castro's Air who noted that Saturday's viewers gathered at Holmdel uel UrruUs, flnt president of force, MaJ. Pedro Luis Dial rain had made their High School on Crawford* Cuba after the revolution that Uni, defected to the United traditionally lively Independ- Corners Road. A spokesman brought Fidel Caitro to States and said Cuba was ence Day hnslnan quieter termed the crowd "well-be- power, died yesterday at St. going communist, than usual that day. haved" and police officials elsewhere also noted that Jobn'iHoipiUl. Hewn81 Urrutla denounced Dial Fireworks displays last Urrutla, who was toppled Uni In a television speech, crowds were orderly. A large night brought out the crowds crowd alao gathered on the from power after only a faw but ha also denounced com- that had been disappointed month! for denouncing com- munism and accused com- Union Beach beachfront for a Saturday whan many exhibits fireworks display. munism, entered toe Queans munists of trying to. open a were canceled because of the hospital on June It, a nursing Western Hemisphere front In Paul Kastner, a spokes- supervisor at the hospital Cuba. man for Monmouth Mall, said Sunday night. Castro's accused Urrutla Officials reported that Eatontown, said the stormy of trying to enhance his own those who came to Long Saturday resulted In "super" The nursing supervisor, Branch, Red Bank, Asbury weekend business at the mall who asked not to be Identi- power by being the "cham- pion of anti-communism." Park, Holmdel and Union Kastner said attractions at fied, said Urrutla died »t 745 Beach at dusk last night to the mall. Including a country Urrutla was forced to re- a.m.. but said she did not watch the displays were as and western band and a "big sign and fled to a village out- know the cause of death. enthusiastic as ever and did foot" creature encased In ice, side Havana, where he was UrruUa, whose ton Ale- not seem to care that the In- helped to draw an un- placed under house arrest. jandro lives In Queens, was dependence Day colors were precedented holiday crowd. He waa replaced by Oswaldo named president of Cuba on splashed across the sky one "We had a terrific week- Dorticos, a communist law- Jan. i, UU, by Castro He day late. end because we provided an yer was inaugurated after the "It waa absolutely option to the beach and the two-year civil war that ended DUNKING TIME — Eatontown's mayor, Joseph J. UrruUa was granted a mobbed," said Bar y Kamm, racetrack on the rainy days,' ' ffMMMf MKM Vf L-OrTV rwrm* when dictator Fulgencio director of special events In Kastner said. "Business HOT DOG — Pam Welsbero of Rumson feeds a frank Frankel, sits on dunking chair waiting to be flipped Into Batista resigned and fled. safe-conduct to leave Cuba in 1911. He spent nearly two Long Branch. "In all my throughout couldn't have furter to Ashley Wendell of Middletown yesterday at the water. The mayor went In a faw times as residents Urrutla, who was a Judge years In diplomatic asylum yean of doing fireworks, this been better." Rooney's hot dog stand In Sea Bright. Thousands of took advantage of the opportunity during Eatontown's In Santiago de Cubs, had been before coming to New York was by far the best ever." Always a rainy day favor- 'dogs' and hamburgers war* purchased all along the Independence^ celebration yesterday at the Memo- selected for the post by In IMS. Kamm said southbound ite, the movies drew an espe- boardwalk areas. rlal/Vetttei School fields. Castro, who led the suc- traffic near the Long Branch cially large volume of week- cessful rebel forces. Several years after his Pier was backed up toth e enders In search of alternate and largest movie crowds selection of movies the "best rooms closest to the shore urday and yesterday, with However, only about a ouster, UrruUa said he spoke Monmouth Beach line, while entertainment. here ever," Herson said. summer aeries" be has ever areas reported "a lot of ac- victims of minor automobile month after be took the oath out against communism be- northbound traffic backed up Milton Herson, the presi- "Recently, and on this week- seen. tion" In minor Incidents mishaps and a noticeable of office, UrruUa was re- cause he had become worried beyond Brighton Avenue. dent of Music Msker end In particular, people are One sober Indication of the A Sandy Hook spokesman number of cut beach-trodden duced to a figurehead when that communists were be- In Red Bank, a crowd Theatres In Red Bank, Long getting back into the movie numbers who flocked outside said that at least one battier feet. Castro, despite previous prot- coming prominent In the gathered In Marine Park to Branch and Eatontown, said habit." when the rain let up was the had been taken to Monmouth estations that be would shun Cuban govemmment. see a fireworks show that ori- the rain and a new line of Herson said that "Super- increase in some area emer- Medical Center, Long Area hospitals also re- political office, made himself He said he did not know ginated from a barge on the Hollywood offerings made man II," "Raiders of the gency room activity this Branch, after a mishap on s ported at least five Independ- prime minister. Castro was a communist until Navesink River. the weekend "the best we've Lost Ark," "Stripes" and weekend. rubber raft In "moderate" ence Day babies. Two boys In July, 19M, Urrutla set shortly before he was re- The Memorial Elemen- ever had." "The Four Seasons" offered Although no serious in- surf. Officials at the Jersey and a girl were bora at the the stage for his own downfall moved from office. tary School on Grant Avenue "With this kind of rain, the movie-goer a wide selec- juries resulted fr Shore Hospital, Neptune, said Freehold Area Hospital, and in Eatontown drew a large with these kind of movies and tion for all age groups. acUvlty, according i that the emergency room two boys at Rivarvtew Hospi- Entile Zola Berman, crowd to an afternoon festi- no baseball, we saw the best Herson called the current tal spokesmen, emergency there had been busy both Sat- tal, Red Bank. Sirhan Sirhan's lawyer Security is boosted NEW YORK (AP) - were simply those of the (continued) make sure the landfill stay Emile Zola Berman, a trial Marine Corps, and his client Freehold will probably estab- Lester Jargowsky, a county lish way stations, where rels- open, that workers are free lawyer best known for his de- was cleared of the most seri- from threats of violence, and fense of Sirhan Sirhan, has ous charges against him. health officer, said a con- dents may drop their gar- tinuation of the strike this bage. that the regulations will be died at the age of 78. When he agreed to an old relaxed to allow the munici- Berman died Friday in a colleague's request to Join week and a break In the rainy Zanali said the state will weather could promote seri- work actively to assist and palities to complete their re- Manhattan nursing home. the Sirhan defense team, he spective tasks." Though he entered the na-was criticized, as a Jew, for ous health insure the safety of the mu- nicipal workers. Zassalll Lehrer said his office has tional spotlight for his de-defending an Arab youth who not discovered evidence that tense of the assassin of Sen. killed Kennedy. "If the strike continues on charged the municipalities with the 'primary obliga- strike acUvlty will be in- Robert Kennedy, Berman "I'm not required to into the week the fly breeding tion" to develop the alter- tensified at the county land- carved his legal reputation by adopt Mr. Sirhan's philosophy schedule will begin, and nu- native methods of pickup and fill as It has In several North trying negligence cases. In order to defend nun," merous files and vermin may generate in the storage Jersey clUes, where violence In MM be persuaded a Berman replied. "I'm not erupted this weekend. Lehrer Jury to sward 1350.000, the defending his crime, only his piles," Jargowsky said. "It "The state will assume a could get to be a messy situ- very active role, but it cannot said the county will be "bat- largest award ever against rights." tar safe than sorry" in its New York City, to a woman Hermans' parents named ation." do the Job for each municipal- ity," Zanali said. "We will enforcement precautions. who had been struck and crip- him after the French writer Walter J. Baillie, Free- pled by a police car. who defended Capt. Alfred hold director of public works, In the same year, he de- Dreyfus against unwarranted said the borough will begin fended a Marine sergeant charges of treason by French garbage pickup in municipal SILENT PROTEST — Participants In yesterday's Silent Witness for Peace stand In MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER who was being court- authorities. trucks as soon as the state front of the Shrewsbury Friends Meeting House. Approximately 42 people stov.- In martialed at Parrls Island, Berman practiced law relaxes regulation. Balllle silence for one hour to protest what a spokesman said was an escaiatino military S.C., for causing the deaths of from 1920, when he was grad- said municipalities such as SUNDAY HOURS Six recruits by leading them uated from the New York race at the expense of human rights here and world peace. See story, page one. MOW on a disciplinary march into a University Law School, until tidal creek. his retirement in 1*72. 1O:OO AM-3:OOPM Berman argued that the He is survived by his wife, sergeant's training tactics Virginia, and two children. Sorrentino flabbergasted MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER (continued) band at his own expense. Alexis Tucci, borough at- in my life," Valensano con- Last night's guest list torney; Police Chief Ira E. 777 SHREWSBURY AVE. SMEWSMNIY Charles Rockhill Jr., cluded. Sorrentino credited reads like a Who's Who of White; Joseph P. Henry, the evening's success to the West Long Branch, with a chairman of the Planning injuries 747-5220 fund's leadership. Including number of county and state Board, and Harry W. Tenney code enforcement aide trustees Valensano, Joseph notables on hand as weU. Sig- Jr., chairman of the Zoning TINTON FALLS - A 15- - LONG BRANCH - ber of the Monmouth County Cieri, Herbert nificantly, all six members of Board of Adjustment. year-old Wall Township youth NOTICE Charles Rockhill Jr., Long Health Association, and was Bernstein, Robert Tarantolo the Borough Council were From the borough schools died Saturday in Jersey Shore Branch code enforcement of- past exalted ruler and secre- and former Councilman Dr. united for the first time this were Angela Sgro, vice presi- Medical Center, Neptune, TO OUR CUSTOMERS from Injuries Buffered In a ficer, died yesterday in Mon- tary of Elks Lodge 741, here. James K. Flanagan, as year, along with Mayor Hen- dent of the Board of Educa- SUMMER • Monday-Thursday8am-4:30pm mouth Medical Center. Surviving are his wife, well as Richard Gallb and ry J.Shaheen. tion, Tarantolo, school busi- one-car accident bare June Mr. Rockhill, who was 56 Mrs. Lee Rockhill; two Edward Dowling of the Long Branch Mayor Henry ness administrator, and Pe- 20, according to police. HOURS •Friday 8 am-ipm years old, lived at 418 daughters, Mrs. Carolyn cocktail party committee. J. Cloffi and Eatontown ter C. Sandllos, super- They Identified the victim Division St. He had been a Pigage, here, and Mrs. Kathy Valensano offered high Mayor Joseph Frankel intendent. Finally, the Shore as Charles Jenners of 2003 ClOttO FW VACATIM: JULY 10 - Mnt] city employee for 36 years. McCue, of Laurel, Md.; his praise for the generosity of stopped In, as did Freeholder Regional High School Board Wall Church Road, WaU Basil J. Plaateras, owner of Allan J. MacDonald and state of Education was represented Township. He was born In Red Bank parents, Mr. and Mra. Charles Rockhill Sr, here; a Squires Pub. According to San. S. Thomas Osgliano, R- by James M. Ronan, board Jenners was a passenger and was a lifelong resident of LOUMEL PRESS, inc. sister, Mrs. Claire Irons, Valensano, not only did Monmouth. president, and Russell T. in a car driven by Kurt Smed- the Long Branch area. here; and five grandchildren. Plasteras lower the rent on Other borough officials In OllvadotU, another of the berg, West Belmar, who died 19 Mechanic 8t. 741-4594 Red Bank Mr. Rockhill was a mem- The Hoffman Funeral the restaurant's banquet attendance Included Frances borough's four represent- a short time after the acci- ber of St. James Episcopal Home Is in charge of arrange- room, but he also supplied a L. Townsend, borough clerk; ative* dent, police said. Church, here. He waa a mem- ments. "The whole borough The accident took place showed up," Gallo concluded. shortly after midnight June Richard R. Nebut Sorrentino reported after 20 on Shark River Road. Serving your for Raymond F. Estenes KEYPORT - Richard R. was a member of the 15-Year the party that he Is making Smedberg was driving the fays Nebus, 58, of OcUvia Place, Club at Hercules Inc. strides towards recovering car when be apparently failed TOMS RIVER - Ray- Church, here, and a member died yesterday at Bayshore Mr. Nebus was a com- from the illness, such as In- to negotiate a curve hi the mond F. Estenes, 82, of 2146 of the Holiday City Men's Community Hospital, creasing his stamina, over- road, police said. The car left Mount Hood Lane, Holiday municant of St. Joseph's Ro- Club. Holmdel. man Catholic Church, here. coming almost all M' respi- the road and struck a tree, Keep Rooms Cooler City, died yesterday In Riv- ratory problems and gaining Mr. Estenes was a He was born in South Am- Surviving are his wife, police said. erview Hospital, Red Bank. mobility. This Summer with plumber and a member of boy and lived there before Frances T. Lambertson Both victims were taken He was the father of Ray- Plumbers Local 24, Newark. moving here In 1M6. Sorrentino will have an- to the hospital by members of mond J. Estenes of Mid- Nebus; two daughters, Mrs. Prawn's He was the husband of the Mr. Nebus was employed other opportunity to test his the Hamilton First Aid dletown. Karen Ann Nixon of CUf- progress Saturday, when nt late Anna Steinmacker. for more than 30 years as a Squad. Jenners had bean No-Lit* Energy Mr. Estenes was born In fowod Beach, and Mrs. Susan Is scheduled to be one of the Alao surviving are a millwright at Hercules, Inc. Ann Rudnickl, of Union listed in critical condition Saving Window Shade Hungary and came to the inParlin. honored guests at the since the accident. United States (0 yean ago. daughter, Mrs. Jane AUiston Beach; five brothers, Vincent borough's belated Independ- of New Providtsocc; 4Un live He was an Army veteran and Joseph Nebus of South Funeral arrangements are He lived In Union most of his of World War II, a past com- ence Day parade. Incomplete. We carry a full life and moved here 13 years grandchildren. Amboy, Frank Nebus of line of shades In mander of the Veterans of Sayreville, Stanley Nebus of ago. The John F. Pfleger Fu- Foreign Wars Post 4M7, here Cllffwood Beach and Andrew slock. Most in stock up He was a communicant of neral Home, New Monmouth, and a member of American St. Justin's Roman Catholic Is in charge of arrangements. Nebus, here; a sister, Mrs. The Daily Register to 72 inches wide). Solid colon, Legion Post 311, Union •cnMop and loop, sc.ltop ,nd frlnoo. Beach. He also was a mem- Catherine Jacko of Perth (USPS-14S-M0) Michael Brezden ber of the Lincoln Hose Fire Amboy; and two grand- •tripes, boucle, moire. Company, here, a member of daughters. The Sunday Register FREEHOLD - Michael City and lived bare for 21 the New Jersey State Exempt The Day Funeral Home Is (USPS-SM-870) years. Firemen's Association, and In charge of arrangement*. Publish*) bv Tha U BaMt rMarltar Bresden, «, of 77 Enright EiublliMd In 1170 bv Joint H. Coo* and Mawy Clay Ave., died yesterday at Free- He was employed as a sign KMY Main Offlca hold Area Hospital, Freehold letterer by the Al Miller Stu- Ira Arlington Ona MHUir Plata, IHrmnbvn, N.J. 07701 dios In New York City. N Township. Branch OMIcat He waa bora in New York Mr. Brexden was a com- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP He was an Army veteran in RI. is. MkMMtown. N.J. wnm Monmouth County Courthoutt, PratMM, N.J. 07M0 munlcantof St. Rose of Lima - Ira Arlington, 90, died yes- of World War I and a member m Broadway. Loot Branch, N.J. 07740 Ml Death Notices Roman Catholic Church. He terday In the John L. Mont- of the Bayonne Elks Lodge Slau H«na. Tranton. N.J. 00UJ was an army veteran of gomery Medical Home, here, and the Bayonne American MtmMrt of IM Auoclatad Prau. Tha Attaclatad Prau Itantrllad antlmlva World Warn. where he had been a resident Iv to tha UH of all lha local nawt printed In ItianawMMPar at wall t* all APnawi ROCKHILL — Chariaa Jr. 94. Legion Peat. dluatchn. j of rSJlHan SI.. Land Branch, an July He Is survived by his wife, for the past 10 yean. J. Ml. Funaral l:» a.m. Wa4 Surviving are a daughter, Mamear 1 tha American Nawspaaar PuMlanan Anaclalkm. ma Audit Helen Roketxki Bresden; a He was bora In Roasndale, Buraau at ClrculMMrulha Haw JarMv Prau Allocation —mi. 4I> Broadway. 1 N.Y., and live* in Bayonne Mn. Eleanor R. Richards, Maaa al Ira Raaurrac brother, Paul Bresden of New Sacond Claw paUata Mid al Had Bank, N.J. 07701 and at MMdralaam. N.J. I a.m. M «. Jam, - before muvingAere. here, four grandchildren; and 07740. Publlihad Sunday Ihranh Prldav. Mall •ubKrlaHam aavaMa In advanca Cnurcn. intarrnant Wai York City; and a sister, lira. Olgs Roketxki, here. Mr. Arlington was water five great-grandchildren. Tarm Dally Sunday Dally and H MOM IT. . V and M a.rii In llauaV rtawari superintendent for the city of The Freeman Funeral Only Sunday tanammmmamar,a(>»>. MackMH ' The Freeman Funeral OnaYaaOna r SUM Ul.oo J77.0O 741-7500 Home Ism charge of arranfa- Bayonne before his retire- Home, Freehold, Is In charge Moma dallvarv bvCarrHr - Dally and Sunday ill) a waaki Sunday only 1] • 'Scaadway. laws SriSSH « cantt.oallyanlyl.eett.oallyanlyl.ee. . wcarMv aapraciatad. ment in MM. of arrangements SllSlrwlacopc y at Coofiltr-DallC y JOcantt; Sunday Jicanli. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULYS, 1981 The Daily Ke^tsler 5 Police regain control of riotous section of Liverpool LIVERPOOL, England (AP) - Police b«fu canter, the spokesman said. Ho said no one regaling control of Liverpool's Tozteth secUon incident appeared to be the cause of the vio- faiths armed with axe handles attacked a today, firing CS riot gai sod charging hundred! lence. British Broadcasting Corp. film crew as it cov- Of rioters and looters with their nightsticks, Toe spokesman said one tiro started by ri- ered the scene, injuring at least one crewman altar the second night of violence in northwest oters wai at a nlgbt club next door to a hospital and stealing US.M0 worth of photographic England's chief port. for geriatrics. The rioters allowed one am- Aa dawn broke, a spokesman for the bulance at a time through to the hospital to ferry Aa fireman battled to put out biasing hi- Merseyskle police said they were moving back the M sick and elderly patient* away from the jacked ears behind police Unas, about 40 more Into the district after being driven out during threatened building. youths ran from a city housing development seven hours of rioting. Earlier Sunday, rioters took a doasn milk throwing rock* and stones at an advancing col- "We are breaking them up into manageable trucks from a city depot and drove them down a umn of 100 police. groups," said the spokesman. major street toward police linos, scattering Although some of the policeman were pro- "Now that the situation is more under con- broken bottles, eggs and potatoes across the tected by riot shields and visors, residents re- trol oar priorities have changed. Police are road, witnesses said. ported seeing many limp away With blood pour- rounding up and arresting marauding bands of The violence In Britain's sixth-largest city Ing down their faces or bodies. looters." followed fierce street fighting Friday night in "It was Just madness ... a battlefield," said More than UO policemen were Injured, the London between white "skinhead" youths and Flaala Heffeman, a local shopkeeper. She said spokesmen said, bringing their weekend toll to the youths completely wrecked her small gro- more than UO. Authorities said 110 people, «7 of them police cery and washed down the debris with ice cream Most of the population of the Toiteth district off leers, were Injured In those riots In the South- are West Indian Immigrants, but the police said all district. Twenty-four people were released Youths In the area claim tension hi the rioters Included white youths as well ss on ball Sunday on charges stemming from the Ugh since Friday when a crowd of about 90 blacks and it was not a race riot. fighting. people, moat of them blacks, prevented police Toiteth residents said the violence started Chief Constable Kenneth Oxford said the from arresting a black motorcyclist. Five po- whoa police arrived to investigate complaints Liverpool violence was unrelated to the weat licemen were injured In the Incident and a 20- that youths had been Indiscriminately stoning London race riot. year-old youth arrested for obstruction. passing traffic. "There Is no confrontation between black Chief Constable Oxford said most of the "These madmen want to see the the blood of and white (in Toxteth). If there Is a confronta- youths In Sundays rioting ranged in age from 12 LI VE R POOL RIOTINO — Policemen — some of them carrying riot shields — come under policemen splattered across the streets of Liv- tion, It Is between blacks and police by a small to the early 20s and that the younger ones attack from rioters throwing missiles and petrol bombs Sunday in Liverpool, England: erpool," said one resident who asked not to bo hooligan criminal element," Oxford said after regarded the flare-up aa a "huge Joke.'' Approximately 45 policemen were injured when rioting broke out between white and named. "It la not race hate. It li Just vicious the first round of fighting. In London, police reported Southall was quiet blacks In an Immigrant area. hatred of the police. " The youths, moot of them ethnic West Indi- yesterday despite the arrests of stone-throwing Mobs armed with gasoline bombs, rocks and ans, flung bricks, bottles and gasoline bombs at youths Saturday night. The area has been under the local community. district of BrUton other weapons forced squads of police equipped police. They tot cars on fire, blisw up a construc- heavy police patrol since Friday, when some 200 It was the worst racial violence in Britain The Brixton riots were the biggest racial with riot shields and night lUcks to retreat half tion trailer and looted several stores, Included a white youths, many snorting swastikas, drove since April, when non-whites and some leftist eruption in Britain since non-white immigration a mile out of the Tozteth area toward the city liquor store, a car rental firm and an electrical Into the area and fought wtth about 400 Asians of whites rioted for four night* in the south London began in 1MB Roman Catholic delegation holds additional talks at Maze BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) - A Ro- The guerrillas on Saturday said they were claiming the privileges would give political le- the prospects of an end to the hunger strike. over the weekend that IRA gunman McDonnell, man Catholic delegation made two visits yester- willing to compromise with the British govern- gitimacy to the outlawed IRA's campaign to end "We would not be optimistic," McAuley told 30, "Is In an extremely weak physical condi- day to Irish nationalist hunger strikers inside ment in an attempt to avoid further starvation British rule lit Northern Ireland. Toe Associated Press. He added, however, that tion " the Maze prison in a major initiative to end their deaths. The IRA and it* splinter groups seek to end Sinn Fein had no information yesterday night "His head, from the mouth upwards, Is fast before any more die. British officials immediately responded to British rule in Northern Ireland and unite it with about the latest round of talks In the Mate. numb and he believes this Is due to bad blood One of the eight hunger strikers, Irish Re- the guerrillas' statement by allowing the Roman the independent Irish Republic In the south, Garret FltzGerald, prime minister of the circulation. He Is having great difficulty with publican Army guerrilla Joe McDonnell, was Catholic delegation to visit the hunger strikers where Catholics are in the majority. Catholics neighboring Irish Republic, canceled all week- his eyesight," the statement said. reported nearing death In his 58th day without intheMaie. are In the minority in Northern Ireland. end appointments and remained by a telephone Sands, who was elected to Parliament during food. Four hunger strikers died last month In the The eight hunger strikers have been fasting Press Association, Britain's domestic news to await developments, officials in Dublin said. his hunger strike, died May S after 66 days fast Bobby Sands, the first to die, started March for special privileges that amount to political agency, quoted an unidentified spokesman for In London, officials ssld British Prime Min- without food. His death and the other three that 1. prisoner status for Jailed Irish nationalist guer- the Mase prisoners yesterday aa saying it was ister Margaret Thatcher was being kept "fully followed In May sparked widespread violence The delegation from the Irish Commiasien rillas. In their statement Saturday, however, the up to Brendan MacFafland, a convicted killer informed" of developments, and officials were Sands' place in the hunger strike was taken for Justice and Peace, a combination of priests (ucnillu C0QC6Q6Q the British fovwnnMut • who is leader of Uw IRA Provisional wing In the studying the hunger strikers' statement careful- by McDonnell, who has been joined at intervals and laymen set up by Ireland's Catholic bishops, principal argument that they should not be af- Mase prison, to decide whether a settlement by seven more prisoners, now fasting between Issued no statement after leaving the prison forded special treatment and asked that their' could be reached. Northern Ireland Minister of State Michael 45 and seven days. after its first visit yesterday, which lasted sk demands be given to all prisoners. "The buck ultimately stops with Brendan Alison has had four meetings with the Irish An earlier hunger strike at the Mase was The five demands include exemption from MacFarland, otherwise differences of opinion Justice and Peace Commission In the past 10 called off last December after an apparent i A spokesman for Britain's Northern Ireland prison work, the right to wear civilian clothes could result if any settlement breaks down, "the dsys, the last on Saturday as the prisoners' agreement over prison reforms. But the agree- Office, which administers the province, later and to associate freely among themselves, a M spokesman was quoted as saying. statement was apparently smuuggled out of the ment broke down and the Importance the IRA confirmed that the delegation returned to the percent remission of their sentences, and more' Richard McAutoy, spokesman for Sinn Fein, Maxe. now place on the McFarland's role reflects an prison last night. It was the delegation', third mail and vlelts. political arm of the outlawed IRA, said his The Republican Press Center, which dis- apparent determination to avoid another visit to the prison in two days. The British so far repeatedly have refused. movement remained "extremely wary" about tributes IRA statement*, said in a statement abortive agreement. Iranian governor is assassinated; executions continue

BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) and three escaoed. The Majlis. Iran's Par- minded the ouster of Baal- non-Persian members of the capital shouting "Death to lashings to women who were wnen Moslems in Iran and — Two gunmen on motor- Tehran Radio uld Islamic liament, approved the ap- Sadr. minority Sunni Moslem sect Bani-Sadr!" and "Death to not wearing veils and men elsewhere are enjoineenjne d from cycles asssssinated the gov- revolutionary courta In pointment of Mir Hussein Observers In Tehran in Iran who seek autonomy Counter-revolutionaries!" ht' ki i bli' i Isfahan, IN miles south of for their region. caught' smoking in public' smoking, drinking or eating ernor general of Iran's Cas- Musavi Khamenei as foreign quoted usually reliable The militant fundamen- places during the holy in a dawn-to-dusk fast, the Sea province of Uilan Tehran, and Amol on the Cas- minister yesterday. He was Kurdish sources as saying a After the clandestine talists also dispensed CSay1 as he drove to his off ice pian Sea condemned two men nominated by Prime Minuter message was broadcast July broadcast, observers In Moslem month of Ramadan observers said. in the city of Resht, Iran's and two women to death for Mohammad AH Rajai, whose i by the clandestine radio of Tehran said, about 1,100 Rev- official now* agency Pars re- "armed uprising against the candidates had boon re- the opposition Kurdish Demo- olutionary Guards conducted ported. Islamic republic." Six of peatedly blocked by Banl- cratic Party quoting Banl- a village-to-village sweep in The governor, Identified those executed were heroin Sadr. Sadr as calling for the nation search of the former presi- only as Engineer Anaari, was smugglers, eiecuted In Khamenei, 36, Is s former of M million to "resist tyran- dent. pronounced dead at a hospital Herman, 4M miles southeast fabric salesman in Tehran's ny" and asking for the sup- The weekly London-based shortly after the shooting, of the capital. It said. vast bazaar. He earned his port of the people. magazine "8 Days" said it Pars said. His under- A police captain quoted by revolutionary credentials by Bani-Sadr has been on the interviewed Bani-Sadr last secretary for development sources in Tehran said at organising fund-raising run from his fundamentalist month In Kurdistan. It said be affairs. Engineer Nuranl, least 1,500 leftists have been drives for revolutionary pa- opponents since Khomeini re- was being protected by KDP •W LADIES WEAR was badly wounded, the re- arrested since street dashes triarch Ayatollah Ruhollah moved him as chief of Iran's leader Abdul-Rahman port said. erupted shortly before Banl- Khomeini before the over- armed forces. He wss last Gassemlou and members of Witnesses said the as- Sadr was impeached by Par- throw of the monarchy in seen In public June U. the Mujahedeen Khalq, a sassins fired Uxi submachine liament June 11. The execu- February 197*. The Kurdish sources, who group which mixes Marxism guns into the governor's car. tions reported yesterday After the revolution, he declined to be identified by with Islamic tenets. There was no Indication of brought to more than 100 the name, said Bani-Sadr waa Meanwhile, Tehran resi- SUMMER SALE was a journalist for the short- the killers' identity. But mo- total number of government lived Ayandagan newspaper hiding in northern Kurdistan dents reported that motor torcycle assassination Is a opponent* put to death by fir and editor of Jomhourl province near the border with cycle-riding "HesboUahls," SPORTSWEAR specialty of Forghan, an un- ing squad In the pest two Eslamt, the daily newspaper Turkey. They said be was un- members of the pro-clergy dergroung d Moslem group op- weeks. of the clergy-led Islamic Re- der the protection of the "Party of God," rode posed to political activity by The official Pars news publican Party which master- nomadic Ivari tribe of Kurds, through the streets of the • GAUZE* FINE COTTONS• BLENDS• the Islamic clergyrgy, which agency said that IS people in SLACKS • SKIRTS • JACKETS • TOPS • DRESSES dominates the revolutionarli y a half-doxen Iranian cities had been executed by firing Iran's official media also squad over the weekend, In- reported another gun battle cluding two Mujahedeen • "SPORTWHIRL" •"GEISTEX" between the leftists and the Khalq members charged with revolutionary guards and "beating Moslem people" <" • "CALVIN KLEIN" • "JOAN LESLIE" more encutions. and using deadly weapons In Pars said three guerrillas the Masandaran province city e "STARRMAN" and much more of the Mujahedeen Khalq ofRamsar. 60% * n. •are killed and one revolu- Tehran Radio said another tionary guardsman was member of the Mujahedeen wounded In a sU-hour bottle Khalq was shot to death Sat- Sunday when the guards urday In the street* of the SPECIAL GROUPING stormed a leftist hideout In Caspain Sea city of Babol, Tehran In which eight guer- north of Tehran, while at- rillas wife holed up. It said tempting to floe Revolu- BLOUSES* SWIM SUITS »SLAX« two guerrillas ware captured tionary Guards. ONEftTWOriECE If: "IT. 1MPEZ SKIRTS

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iiiiiiiiimimiiiiimiiiiiiMiiiiiimiimiii lights of the air show hospi- -Published by The Red Bank Register r JACK ANDERSON Furthermore, the audit «ASMNQTON - At the notes, "GSA personnel did not adequately monitor am- ARTHURZ KAMIN WILLIAM BLOCK, JR General Services Adminis- WASHINGTON tration, waste aad Incom- bulance services contracts, President and Editor Publisher therefore GSA has ao a* petence are roaflae. But BadapesV Stuttgart aad whan an emergency arises, SCENE saraaos that services were Herbert H Thorpe. Jr. AuliUnt Editor: Ch«rl«C TrlUahorn. Sunday Editor: RuM.IIPR.urt, performed." Instead of Nljht Editor: Jine FwWr.ro. City Editor: Oorii Kulnun, Editorial Paje Editor. tat G8A apwdtarttts really iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiMimiii A more modest excursion outdo thenuelve*. cBAoklBg (be ambulance MILI by euuruniag ambulance log wasssecmajiw <—— Pat N. Rlcct. Controller; Richard D. McKean, AdvertUInf Director: Kenneth L. Van Dalen, Last year, Jimmy Carter religious services. Circulation Director: Frank J Allocca, Production Manafer. pledged that the United -173 two-way radios at a G8A contract off leers to Venice for a NATO parlia- simply "verified" the mentary conference. Trans- States would "provide an coStofWB.OOO. . ANDERSON open heart and open arms" to -•17,137 for baseball caps claimed services verbally. portation alone cost 1107.000 6 FRIDAY, JULY 3,1981 thousands of Cuban itfugsss and equipment, basketball Other G8A records In- — only two Air Force planes Ban. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, ware tied up for this odyssey. fleeing Fidel Castro's little backboards and other sports dicate that the contract of- is not persuaded that this Is Gulag Archipelago. To this gear. ficers could have saved the The delegation was led by the proper way to conduct Sea. Charles Mathias, R-Md., '...And speaking of gas-guzzlers...' the GSA bureaucrat! added - Air freight charges of government 96,370 on its goverment business. He's "an open pocket book." more than $4,000 to rush purchase of raiagear aad aad Rep. Philip Burton, D- planning to Investigate the CaUf. The Itinerary included The first of several In- Spai ff.Ul.M on folding chairs. GSA a handling of the entire stops In Dublin and London - ternal audits on the refugee to Port McCoy — where they la what has become a f a- and, of course, Paris. program discloses wide- then sat in storage for several mlliar refrain for GSA audits Although weighty matters spread eitravagaace In days. ia recent years, the in- The 1M1 Junket season hit Its are discussed at tat parlia- CMA'S handling of nearly — Three videotape ma- vestigators concluded that extravagant stride with the mentary conference, the 15.000 Cubans housed tem- chines, costing »,«*, used the Pert McCoy operation recent Paris Air Show More workload Isn't exactly porarily at Port McCoy, Wis. for recording network news "lacked adequate controls to programs. prevent fraud aad abuse." In than 100 elected officials, crushing Oat former con* "The Justification for many high ranking bureaucrats, items and quantities pro- - 130,000 for a public ad- fact, the auditors reported, dress system, even though nearly one-third of all the congressional staff members such things, said: "It's prob- cured for the Cuban rehgee and spouses flew over at tat emergency was question- the Army and other govern- supplies aad services pro- ably one of the most pleasant taxpayers'expense. able," the auditors reported, incut wpwtai on emergency vided for the Cuban refugees trips paid for by the US tax with massive under- procedures suggested renting lacked proper review aad The cost of the five Air payer ... It's the only time statement. the equipment documentation. Force Jets assigned to the you get to travel like a mil- junket came to about lionaire on an Air Force Jet." G8A records show the fol- In the matter of necessi- QSA's regional adminis- 8303.010. There's no way of WATCH ON WASTE: PX lowing questionable ties, the auditors did a little trator In charge of Port profits are supposed to be purchases: comparison shopping aad McCoy told my associate telling exactly how much it found that GSA could have Tony Capacclo that the cost the public In salaries and used for the troops, but the - 10,000 checkers games Marine Corps bureaucrats and domino sets — one for saved the taxpayers auditors' report "failed to living expenses for the » thousands of dollars members of Congress, more spent 848,000 of the military nearly each man, woman and stores' profits to attend the child In the camp — at a cost For example, the auditors of tile resettlement opera- than that number of staff aides, plus Air Force escorts annual PX Management Con- of 130,000. report that If GSA had solic- ference in Miami early last ntoffic and all five Civil Aeronautics - 14,500 worth ef ited ambulance services "on GSApi month. They stayed at the Prisbees; »B,57» tor other a sounder basis than using the "don't question the items Board members. It was the CAVs last chance to set tat posh Doral Hotel and Country toys. Yellow Pages," they could that the emergency experts Club, which a Marine spoke. - 11,400 for ping-pong have saved W.ooo The GSA ask for," be said. "They air show tor fret. The board won't be around for the next man characterised as "one tables. paid H.JOO a day for am-come in and say, 'This Is of the most economical In the - BHJH for Bibles, mis- bulances, white the Army what we need.' we say, 'We oneinim. sals, communion hosts and paldfJMaday. will procure It for you.'" •• After sampling the de- The Democratic fall in the House By JAMBS J. EILPATRICK •HI 1 II • 1 tion. Under the rule, only six Reagan administration could WASHINGTON - If the amendment! could be offered write its program into law. events of June 35 and M had on the floor. The rule was Looking to the future, the occurred in the British House CONSERVATIVE designed deliberately toem - question Is, wUI the coalition of Commons, instead of In our barrass the RpubUcans, by hold? own House of Represent- VIEW forcing them to vote sepa- It probably will hold. The atives, a defeated prime min- rately, yea or nay, on such 3» Democrat* who rejeoted ister, hat in hand, would be sensitive budget cutsss those their party leadership have calling on the queen. The gov- for Social Security and child burned their bridges. In the ernment would have fallen on massive budget resolution nutrltioo.Tne rale Itself could angry debate, they heard a vote of no confidence. simply in parliamentary be debated for one hour only. themselves denounced ai Something very close to such terms. Then we might But after all night maneu- KILPAT»ICK "traitors" to their party. high drama happened here. speculate on what all this vering, featured by heavy They knowingly took the risk What we witnessed 10 days means to the Reagan admin- White House pressure, the re- that a party caucus may pun- ago was the collapse of the istration surgnt Republicans felt they ish them In various ways. On ruling Democratic Party in Tat two-party system In could defeat the pending rule. middle of the night, cutting the most important roUcall s the House. It was the depos- this country has been going to The test came on a motion to here and restoring there, as of the »7ui Congress, they left ing, if you please, of an Im- the bow-wows for the past SO put the previous questions - drafters frantically sought to their leaders and found the posing figure: Speaker Thom- yean. For a boat of reasons, that Is, a motion to cut off accommodate both the defec Republican camp. as P. "Tip" O'Neill. Neither the old devices of party re- debate. The Republicans, ting Democrats and their own be nor his frustrated majori- wards, party punishment and joined by 30 Democrats, wavering members. Nest As every mortal sinner ty leader, Jim Wright of Tex- party discipline have ratted voted against the motion. The week this untidy conglomera- knows, the first transgression Picture that one face as, could bold their restless away Little remains of party effect was to kill the rule and tion goat to S conference comes hard, the second not so to admit the Republicans' members in lint on a pro- patronage, party fund raising committee with the Senate. hard. As other critical roll fcr party responsibility. Even single package to a single tri- : Read the newt that 11.6 million peo- Africans in taking in the stranger and not cedural question. One June It The committee will have its calls come along, the defiant so, simply to retain some umphant vote. ple were refugee* at the beginning of this thinking of sending him home - unless the dam broke. The next day hands full in cleaning up the Democrats, most of whom came the deluge. It Is per- semblance of a system, cer- year, and the mind skips over the figure there is some ancient ethnic hatred In- When It was all over. are secure la their own dis- haps as well that everyone tain unwritten rules have pre- Democratic leaders In the tricts, will have fewer with agility volved. If Americans were comparably This was not the first then fled to the hills for the vailed. Among them is the House complained bitterly qualms about supporting the But think of It as a single Afghan hospitable, the United States would have Fourth of July recess. We rule In Congress that on pro- that the Republican resolu- time, and it surely will not be president. Mr. Reagan now family fleeing in fear from the Russian received three million "boat people" need time to think upon these cedural questions, party tion bad been railroaded to the last, for members to vote has an absolute majority ia events. Something historic members are expected to on a measure without precise burning-out of mountain villages and the from Cuba, rather than the 130,000 who In adoption. The charge could the Senate and a working ma- has happened, but It's hard to vote on party Unas. not be dented. It was a ter- knowledge of Its contents. focus Is different. Or of a starving child 1S00 drew so much attention and protest. jority in the House For most say exactly what. The Democratic leader- rible way to ran a railroad. Given the political circum- practical purposes, he has who is a refugee from drought or war in The United States, however, has It may be useful to look ship had established a party The Republican package had stances, this probably was formed a government Now Somalia. Or of a Cambodian who fled the taken In more refugees than any other first at the votes on theposition on the budget resolu- beta pasted together la the the only way in which the be must govern. horrors of the Pol Pot regime and now country, 677,000 in the past six yean. As lives precariously in a camp across the Charles Kuralt of CBS has commented, border in Thailand. whatever problems our nation has look Multiply those faces by the millions pretty small to the refugees; "They see Lawyers make modern marriage our country more clearly than we do. iiiiiiMHMimiiiiimi and one realizes the dimensions of suf- ByrarJsXASvealUVFMAN dan Peter Prampton, for ap- erosexual marriage. The fering and heartache in the world refu- America Is the great hope and the great It used to be said one proximately half his worldly married state Is no longer one gee problem. destination." oughtn't to have sex without goods, or what will probably entered Into by concrete, def- LIBERAL amount ^ some millions of inite act and, we trust, some The U.S. Committee for Refugees, The United States, too, has con- love, but according to Julia Perles, a lawyer «p«-uii«lng VIEW thought snd reflection. We no which has just published the "1W1tributed more than any other country — in the Intricacies of In New York City, where longer get married; some of World Refugee Survey," offers good 38 percent - of the cost of United-Na- matrimony, BOW "you rent controlled apartments us, at any rate, simply be- news, In one sense. The new refugee tions refugee aid. But, lest the nation shouldn't have love without a III IIMI1IIIIXIII are at a premium, a court has come married. It just hap- total is S.4 million below the 1M0 figure rest on its laurels, the U.S. is 12th in per contract" decreed that If one partner In pens somewhere along the Since the Marvin case of 16 million. The major cause of that capita giving in refugee aid, behind coun- Ms. Perles has reference an unmarried couple dies, the line when oae shares an to the fact that at any mo- there have been more and other Inherits the apartment apartment, a house, or per- decline was the return home of five tries such as Sweden, Switzerland, Nor- more such suite being enter- ment a court may declare the as a widow or widower vea HOFFMAN haps even just s motel room million displaced Cambodians and Lao- way and Denmark. lovers or former lovers to be, tained by Judges, where once would. A federal court has with someone else. the case would never even tians. The U.S. Committee for Refugees If not married, contractually ruled that It is a violation of At the minimum this have gotten a bearing. What But now the problem has shifted to asserts that what Americans do does yoked. The famous Mlthtll* the Equal Credit Opportunity libood, that we will have lessens the personal and so- Triola Marvin palimony suit started in a California state Act fora bask not to count property settlements In com- Africa where the number of refugees make a difference, and especially their cial importance of getting wasn't a single, freakish court hat spread to the feder- the salaries of both persons In mon law homosexual mar- increased to 6.S million from 4 million, giving through the numerous voluntary al courts and as far away as married. Where it used to be court decision but the act of an unmarried relationship in riages, although no stete leg- a solemn occasion, licensed as drought and famine swelled the num- agencies, both religious and secular, New York where Penelope determining mortgage huature In the nation has seen creation of something that Is by the stete and presided bers of refugees fleeing from war. working with refugees. So think of that now referred to as cohabita- McCall la suing her former eligibility. In New Jersey, the Bt to eujpower anyone, of- significant other, rock musl- over by a religious or civil Africa, one of the poorest continents, individual face, that Individual family - tion law. surviving member of such a ficial, lay or clerical, to cele- yoking can sue for damages if brate such a marriage. magistrate, a serious mo- now has one refugee for every 75 people, rather than the nebulous 13.6 million - meat of two persons coining a deal partner xassJUai due At the tame Urns that the and respond with generosity to the reset- together to found a family, It and conditions would be far worse were thanks to negligence of some boys and girls of the bar are Is BOW something that hap- it not for the traditional hospitality of tlement agency of your choice. third party. creating homosexual mar- pens to you or It done to you riage they are at work de- wherefore comes all this at no specific time or place. AU done without so much litigation that never would riage. This Is not because as a burp of approval or au- A year of help and hope have been permitted a day in everybody In a black robe court 10 yeary s agog ? goes home to a closet at thorisation from any legists- tlve body to the entire Re- Alcohol is the moat abused drug in education about alcoholism. That Is fol- Ia part It la legal night, but because the Ameri- to make money lor can bar has a natlMa pro- public. And dose ia the char- this nation and alcoholism Is a major lowed by a six-week program of after- Starting with pensity to fiddle, finagle and acteristic wsy of the pro- medical problem, affecting approx- care therapy. Patients are followed up Court and working on down, change any pout of law that fession, which Is to make the imately 13 million Americans. It is the by letter or telephone quarterly for two or up depending on your opin- appears fixed, settled and simple complicated, the fourth most common cause of death ion of the nine robed gaaatrs, years after they leave the program. ly obscure. Where once eve- among persons between the ages of 35 There also is a program to help families creasing tendency to let any Just as the lawyers bring ryone In America knew the and 55, and in various ways shatters the understand and deal with the patients' thing, any legal tsssrtlon, no homosexual marriage. Into legal definition of marriage, lives of thousands of families. It has been matter how wackod out, existence by putting suits like now nobody does. To find out, estimated that alcoholism and its related screwball or bisarre, go to the King-Bamttt argument in we will pay more dimes and Century House occupancy has aver- problems cost the United States more trial. A lot ef reasons with the courts, they art obliterat- more dollars aad there's no aged 86 percent since its opening, and of lag the dvU definitions of het- need to say to whom. than $43 billion a year, almost half of Latin phrases are attached to the US patients who have been In Its the explanations of why any- that sum In lost business and Industrial thing at all will now be ad- program, 73 percent have been suc- production caused by workers' drinking mitted for trial bat the mast problems. cessful In abstaining from further drink- important Is the one that's Today in history Ing. There have been only two "re- never given. It means more A year ago this month, Rlvervtew By The Astedated Press wss taken Into custody st Bos- peaters," and both achieved sobriety af- DttNlMM WC WWJTWB. Hospital in Red Bank dedicated Century Today is Monday, July », ton. He was hanged later hi ter going through the program the sac-. Take the BUlle Jean King- the 187th day of 1081. There England, House, a residential treatment center Marilyn Baraett case In Cali- and time. are 171 days left In the year. _to 1010 M , a British dirigible for the hospital's Alcoholism Recovery fornia or a similar dispute Today's highlight ia his-landed at New York's Roo- Unit. Century House, quartered in a Rlverview, and the Century House Involving two persons of the tory: sevelt Field, becoming the former mansion, can accommodate up to staff in particular, have reason to be male gender In New York. A On July 6,1931, the Union of first airship to cross the At- IS patients at a time for the 38-day proud of their accomplishment In the few years ago a dark of the Soviet Socialist Republics was ItntU ©tart wouldn't have even al- Thought for today: Wit Is Intensive course of Individualised treat- program's initial year. They are suc- ewed a lawyer to Sis such a On this date: lbs salt of conversation, not ment, which Includes medical care, cessfully offering help and hope to alco- In ION, the notorious the food - William Haslttt, group and Individual holics and their families. 'How did I do, aad what did I oV>r possibility, Indeed the Ifta- pirate, Capt. William Kidd, English writer (171 V SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 6,1981 Business The Daily Register 7 Your private pension plan may be just a mirage

By SYLVIA PORTER represent about half this total - but the short- about 1.6 million an "vested," one aspect one. You could put as much as SO percent of your WMle your eye* have been diverted to the fall sUU adds up to a mighty load on the back of which gives a pension meaning to the average Soclal-Sacurity-covered income each year In a problems of oar Social Security system - which •vary American worker. What's more, many of worker. And only an estimated 2.9 million elder- private insurance policy (up to about 16,000 at can and will be solved - the SI to 44 million of the plans - such as those congressmen reward ly an actually drawing any corporate pension current levels) and deduct these payments from you eatimatad a* "covered" by private com- to themselves-are far more generous than the YOUR MONEY'S your Income taxes. pany pension plain may really be trusting In a payments, usually In puny totals. Social Security benefits (torn which our law- Private pension assets an projected at about But for each $1,000 you put in, your eventual mlrace. And the I to 7 million of federal, lUte makers so carefully exclude themsehres. Social Securiey pension would drop by about , $48$ billion In 'II, or $4,677 par employee. Con- and local gog v py In speca re Q. Why these separate retirement plans for one-half of one percent. In special re- WORTH tributions to these private plans run about $410 tirement achMMf are partlclpatlni In a dto- bureaucrats? After SI years, you would erase your SS l I dto A. They want to reserve their right to per year par worker, or about $800 to 11,100 a year for covered workers. , benefits, although your private pension (if solid) Consider our civil servant* — the ' "double dip" Into federal money. They can earn would be fer larger In alxe than SS checks. But in dippers." WhUe they work for any level of a federal pension, say, In 15 to 10 years, than To complete the dismal date, only about 3 value? Private pensions are not tied to any cost- government, they can be covered under 21 sepa- slide Into the Social Security system for another million of you who an eligible have so far opted of-Uvlng index and what the checks might buy Is rate, and usually batter, retirement programs, 8 to 10 years. Result: They multiply their retire- to open your own Individual Retirement Ac- the gnat unknown until we force inflation under Instead of Social Security. These special pro- ment benefIts. At our expense. counts - despite the fact that the IRA !• the be«t control. grams range from congressmen and their staffs, If these 21 special old-age programs were and I are InnocenUyWejrating one standard for tax shelter available tous . Inflation Is the basic problem; controlling it, Postal Service workers and ex-CIA operatives to merged with the Social Security system at max- the governing, anotUar standard for the gov- Solutions? Sun — but none so clean and the basic answer. District of Columbia teacher. imum employer-employee contributions (now simple aa those which would quickly dry up the (Job hunting? Sylvia Porter's com- Now consider our private pension systems, Together, the programs are In the red to close to $4,000 annually). It could HO billion to red Ink in our Social Security funds and prehensive new 32-page booklet "How to Get a about $1.3 trillion in unfunded pension liabilities, $1$ billion a year to SS assets. slso gigantically underfunded. While corporate eliminate the terror about their benef Its felt by Better Job" gives up-to-date information on reports the National Taxpayers Union. That "The (federal) pension bomb la quietly retirement program add about 7 percent to a i million* of our elderly poor. today's Job market and how to take advantage of works out to about $5,700 for every man, woman clicking away," warn the National Taipayers company's payroll, says the pension consulting Under" ione proposal, advanced by INA Inc. It. Send 81.95 plus SO cent* for postage and and child in the U.S., more than $13,000 per Union, "indexed, automatic and fiscally self- firm of William M. Manor Inc., hen, too, the (an Insurance company) and backed by Sen. handling to "How to Get a Better Job," in care American worker. escalatlng, wind to ever-inereaslng pay scales shortfall Is stupendous. John Helni (R-Pa.), for Insurance, Social Secur- of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Dr., Fairway, Of course, military and veteran and ratcheted to double-digit Inflation." You Yet. of the 13 to 44 million covered, only ity would, in effect, be made optional for any- Kan. Get-rich crowd discovers Cosmetics outlook is poor By DAVID R. SARGENT t) — I bought sleek la Revloa two years ago and have 'surefire' strategic metals beea disappointed with it. performance. What are the near term growth prospect.? Should I continue to bold, or SUCCESSFUL By LOUIS RUKEYSER at least, toe true salesman) Mutual funds and limited part- what? -C.P., Ohio. NEW YORK - Now that the "can't miss" gold bug* have nerships an in the works. Toll-free "$00" numbers an A — Revlon'* (NYSE) price performance reflect* been thoroughly discredited once again - their "sureftn" available, by way of which you can purchase Items you cant ^MfpniHting «arnl"gt results. First quarter 1981 profit* investment having lost more than half its value In less than a even pronounce, without ever stirring out of your armchair showed a year-to-year decline of 13 percent, and Invest- INVESTING year and a half - the get-riclHiulck crowd has been looking ment analyst* have reduced their full year estimates. for new green pastures. The simplistic case for strategic metals Is, as always in Consumer tpfHug has slowed hi response to Inflation these matters, deceptively alluring to the uninitiated: Infla- and the recession, and consumer* are leu drawn by fad* tion wUl continue, Una making dollars even less attractive Cosmetics companies countered by focusing on "essen- tial" akin can products, following the European exam- and hard good* more so. Than will be political upheavals in tive speculation In the computer field. ple, with some success. But result* are discouraging, and such key producer countries aa South Africa, Zaire, Zambia, Money market fund accounts accommodate cash many companies an looking for a way out. even the Soviet Union. The cold war will escalate and defense management needs for all ages, but they do not satisfy a Revlon, long No. 1 In cosmetics retailing. Is respond- spending win skyrocket Strategic metals thus become (1) a goal of growth to combat inflation. Thus, you might use LOUIS . ing to the slowdown by stepping up its diversification patriotic defense against Communist conspiracy, (1) one some of this money to add to your portfolio of growth efforts It aims to become a broad-based health care stocks, too. RUKEYSER more Insurance policp y against that ever-predictep d (and ever- concern, an area where returns are greater Health care elusive)) internattionai l eimi c ttstrophehp , and (S) a way to sale* have grown NO percent since 1975 and contributed y I would like to purchaw a lew share* of a good gat flfabulouslyl , unbelievably wealthy sometimti e betweebt n now nearly half of I960 total company sale*. However, pros company as a graduation gift for my granddaughter. and next Thursday. pacts for the next year or two appear mediocre, and the What woald you recommend? It should be a stock she can Not everybody who recommends strategic metals Is a stock to likely to underperform the market a while Ignore for IS years and then be pleased with it* per- charlatan, of course. Some of the above could happen. longer. I recommend switching. formance. A friend of mine bought IBM, a good stock, but Moreover, motels an commodities, and commodity price* For possible replacements among consumer product* In a few years it* value has only gone down. - M.C., Many think they h i located them in "strategic metals fluctuate, often sharply. Inflation tend* to give that fluctua- stocks, consider Anheuser-Busch, Helm, and PepsiCo, all Michigan. amarvelouslyl980 idlng designation loosely applied to tion a long-term upward MM. International political instabili- HwaffL. tradadNYSE. any of a range of exoticaUy named natural resources con- ty could help, too. But anyone who believes that this to a A— IBM shares are depressed now, but that makes sidered essential to the function of modern Industry and the scenario for guaranteed nonstop profit* might pause long Q - I am la my mid 2** with no current cash aeeds. them a more attractive buy. Earnings growth has been defenaea* the nation. enough to consider the recent price performance of one of the My Investment portfolio consists of t* .hare, of ATM, 15 strong, and new products look promising. At a low price- Andso, out of the woodwork, an coming a boat of fast- most actively traded strategic metal* of all, cobalt. shares of Nicer, 188 shares of Sean, aad $19,88* la a earning* ratio of 9, the shares are a bargain buck artists whoa* former preoccupations Included the likes Vital to the aerospace Industry because engines can't be money market fund. Is my money wisely Invested? A.B., Xerox I* in a similar position, and is even more of a of fold, silver, diamonds and London commodity options: all built without It, cobalt wamble* Iron and nickel, but to much bargain at a PMSE of 7. Earnings growth is strong, and fads that soared amid massive hype and then faded Just when day recently, when you could have bought cobalt from legit- A - ATaVT and Nlcor (both NYSE) rate buys for new products an exciting. Most recently, Xerox In- the ordinary suckers were lured to grab a piece of the action. imate dealers at $l$.tt a pound, telephone hawkers were Income but an out of place in your portfolio. At your age troduced the Star professional work station, part of a line TIN slew an sadly familiar. Books are emerging on the peddling it to Innocents at $45 s pound. Obviously, this Is a you should concentrate on growth stocks, and you should of automated office products. Why not try your luck wilh subject, suggesting excitedly that strategic metal* are the game amateur* should approach with the greatest care-lest be comfortable with a degree of risk Even Sear, is a bit this premier company and compare results with your hottest thing since sliced taxes. Speakers at Investment MM hustlers financial strategy win out metallically at the stodgy for you - although a turnaround for the retailer friends? I maintain confidence in both stocks for long- seminars talk of them with the fervor of the true believer (or, expense of your own. now seem* to be under way. I would suggest you switch term growth, and either would be a suitable gift. all three of your stocks into growth situation* such as Amerleaa Hospital Supply, Freeport-McMoran, (Column readers should send their investment in- Northwest industries, and Schlumberger (all NYSE). quiries to David R. Sargent, Successful Investing, c/o Still good ways to buy a home You might also consider Informatics (OTC), an attrac- this newspaper.) ByJOHNCUNNIFF recognise that added Income when considering you for a NEW YORK (AP) - The mon you know about the mftrtgrft — providing you live In one of the apartment*. la housing market, said the real estate agent, the better Is your than a quicker way to slmultaenously raise your Income, chance of snaring a good buy. To which the would-be owner raise your borrowing power and raise a roof over your bead? replied: There are no good buy* anymore. - The no-cash purchase. The non-believers laugh when The notion baa become prevalent: If you want to buy a they hoar about the no-cash purchase. It can't be done, they THate /i Z>*te bouse you have to pay through the nose You have to beg for say. But thousands of nc-cssh transaction* every year demon- strate how wrong they are. JULY 10 the mortgage money, and then you have to pay monthly EVERY FRIDAY installment* that are almost intolerable. Parent* Without Partners Chapter 7 Mid-Month No, say those who know about such things, the no-cash SINGLES, gnat things an happening to "SIN- But interviews with various Innovative real estate people Dance 9 P.M. Allaire Hotel, Spring Lake. Music by deal, and the very low-cash deal, don't advertise themselves GLES." We will be holding our new SINGLES Dance suggest there are ways to accomplish your bousing goal with You must look for them. You might have to look at scons of Andrew. Dutch Treat bar. Phone 870-215$. Members $3, • parties every Friday night at 9 P.M., Club Bene, Rt. SS, perhaps less pain than you fear Is out man. It means work, bouses and make doaan of proposal* before finding a good Non-members $4. JIJI.Y UTO24 • SayrevUle, N.J. (101) 727-3000. Continuous music and and probably a lowering of your sights for the time being, but deal, but when you do It might be worth the work Italy Trip sponsored by the Hailet-IUlian- Ameri- there an ways, may say. dancing, cash bar, hot and cold buffet, coffee, ice crean, No-cash deal* generally Involve Income properties, that pastries. Featuring live band The Right Brothers. $500 can Auxiliary, IS days, Includes airfare, hotels, meal*, - The rundown bouse. It moan* opportunity, at a tower tours k extras. $1695. Call 4934411. U, from two-family houses on up to very large building* The EVERY tad SAT. OF THE MONTH price. It means work too. But It does provide the essential seller often I* fairly well off and In no Immediate need of cash. JULY 11 element, which to shelter. It might also require that you learn Because be t* also about to retire be Is looking for a good Matawan Rotary Club will hold a Flea Market at Flea Market BP4L Fire Company, Leonardo, Hwy. to adjust to leas than the Ideal. Investment that provides an income with few headache, and a Strathmore Shopping Center, Hwy. 34, Aberdeen, N.J. 30, 8-4 P M $5.00 a space, $3.00 for table. Rain date July Probably nobody has counted the number of Immigrant* good rate of return Starts June 13th, 9 AM Rain date June 14. Information: It. Food k rest facilities. Plenty of parking Call who began their ascent to the ranks of millionaires by putting That is, the seller Is willing to give you a mortgage, with 2914284, $71447$. their meager savings into a rundown bouse, fixing it up and your monthly payment* based on sSO-year repay period. In all JULY 1,3,4.18,11,1* Flea Market, Masonic Temple, 3rd & Osborne St*., eventually selling It at a profit. But the number to well Into the probability, however, he will require you to pay the entire 4TH Street Player* presents Tennessee WU__ Keyport, 104 P.M. $5.00 space, $7.00 table, sponsored by thousands, and .till growing. amount In perhaps five years or so. For five years your "Cat On A Hot Tin Roof" at Sandy Hook Chapel Calvary United Methodist Church. Rain date July 1$. In recent years, many native Americans have learned the monthly payments will be fairly low; then you will be hit with Auditorium, curtain S:M P.M. Sun. matinee at 2:30. 787-7*95, 739-1316. a, forced to do so because of their Inability to find Tickets available at door. $4.00, $S.OO Sr. Cltlxens. a final payment of whatever remained unpaid. Due to National Holiday. S.C.R.A.P. (collection of students and matinee. 872-9254. recyclable glass and metal) located behind Tinton Fall* These families bay _ aad so can afford This could present a problem, of course, but after five years of building your equity, during which time your finan- Borough Hall regularly held on first Saturday of each monthly payment* They use sweat ;, and what work JULY $ THRU 11 cial sense has bean proven, conventional lenders would look month has been postponed this month to July 11,9 A.M. they most contract t — *• arranged a bit Friends of Animal* Display Booth, Monmouth to 1P.M. JULY It at a time so as to fit the budget. favorably upon you. Generally speaking, they would consider Mail, Mid-Level, opposite escalators. Receive FOA'S MONMOUTH STREET FESTIVAL FOR THE Unless they commit an outrageous blunder, the evidence refinancing your property. novelty items for tax free donations. Choose from our Almost all those Interviewed who have benefltted from no- ARTS, for the Monmouth County Arts Council In cooper- show*, they almost jOway* Increase ma value of their pnper- key rings, unique T-shirts, posters, etc. ation with Merchants of Red Bank. Continuous enter- lyWsonitime. taa entire neighborhood Tfc*y hav. equity cash deals say they were discouraged from proceeding by real July 7,8,1 The* an on their way. estate agents, so you have to be prepared to cheer yourself on, tainment up k down Monmouth St., Sun., July 11, 1-7 and do your own lag work too. Two enjoyable summer enrichment courses for Jr. P.M.; at 815 P.M. a Gala Concert at the Monmouth _ The multlfamUy house. Again, an old Immlgraat tradi- High and nigh school student*, speed reading, four 1 Arts Center, Red Bank. Call 842-9002 tion. Despite large-scale urban development projects, and hour sessions, writing eight 1 hour sessions, limited private Inltiatlvee also, most cities of 10,080 or men people Second Annual Flea Market, beachfront (4th Ave.) enrollment. Sponsored by Oak Hill Academy, 530-1343 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Spaces $10.00. For reservations and have a supply of relatively tow-cost twr>famlly and three- Eves. 739-9450. JULY 7 nlly house* in blue collar neighborhoods. information 988-7873, 776-4914, sponsored by Sisterhood Many of these bouses never have vacancies. Theyrepw- Shrewsbury Chorale and Brookdale Community Congregation Agudath Ackem. wdevaaw asMPWasFSJSP BWVIWM a*v>vw • ^WWBB •• • ~~"«r - ~sr College present a Summer Sing. Brookdale Cafeteria at WVRM-FM will bold a giant outdoor Flea Market Income, and no lender worth a dollar wUl fall to S P.M. Paul Grammar conduct* Haydn's Mass hi Time at Airport Plaia, Hwy. 36, Haxlet, N.J. July 11,94 P.M. of War and Moaart's Requiem. $1.00. « To reserve space send $8.00 check WVRM, c/o Pat Santiago, Airport Plan, Haxlet, N.J. 07730. Call 739-1081 JULY 8 Decontrol study hints Drop in and for more Information. jBiy 14 Parking Lot Flea Market, St. Luke's Church, The Ladles Auxiliary, Ocean Grove First Aid Broadway and Washington St., Long Branch, 10 A.M. - Squad, presents Toby Dale and Dr. Dan, "An Evening of 1 P.M. Sponsored by United Methodist Women. home gas bills may soar ask for KODAK Song" at the Ocean Grove Auditorium, 8 P.M. Dona- WASHINGTON (AP) - Removiaf price controto on nate- Laurel Assembly No. 41 O.R.G. of Batontown to tion: $2.50, children under 12 $1.00. 1 aas la 1981. three Man ahead of schedule, could coat Color Process!] having a card party at the Masonic Temple on Broad JULY 1$ ral gaa la 1981, throe yean _ For bright, dtx color... St., Eatontown. at $ P.M. Donation: $1.50. Door pities, consumer* up to $117 billion and ratoe the average - jut) m*> way you Ilk* It. special prises *i refreshments. Outdoor Flea Market k Antique Show, St. Mary owner's Nil a* much as M percent, an Energy Department Armenian Church, 1184 Ocean Ave., Elberon, 104 P.M. Rain date July 1$. Large space $10.00 Armenian food But the report argues that the benefits would be substan- sold. 7764SSS after 5 P.M. Hk lor KODAK Color JULan tial. Recessing by name tor oil Chinese Auction sponsored by Open Door Bayshore JULYS Fun decontrol of the country's second moat popular fuel in o< your very Important color Ana, held at the American Legion Hall, Front St., Special Christmas In July Chinese Auction spon- Ml$gBt to Is one option being studied by thee administrationadmi , and print* and sides. Keyport. 7 p.m. to 11 P.M. Donation $1.50 per person, sored by St. Mark* Church, Keansburg, will be held on whil• ••e_ thAI_e_ Energi i ayn DepartmeDepartmen«"*- ^ • —*—-. —n *t reporii III in It* mad•naufWs neakSok reeori • maaon •>>aaanilsi limited toMO people. Call 730-3963, 486-1471,7394031. July 19, at Buck Smith's, Palmer Av*., East Keansburg. HonH . it said Piwrident ReagaReagan "should act soon" M be 20% ~ QUEST - Weekly forum for single, divorced k Gift Items for Mom, Dad and the whole family. Special KODAK PflOCESSINO widowed adult*. Discussion, refreshment*, dancing, gUt* Include a beautiful handmade Jewel Christmas a—La—L - siliailiilli s (laMaBssB^sss(laM^l l Ratt gfHhasvWgfHh W BsM'l shlssl • JsUtwassV B AT ALL TIMES TaaV MBJi WTJJepmTJO Uf ausUBlMj/ DuyviajWH*/ eVaauaPawal skaniva> Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Uncrort, 7:45 P.M. tree, valued over $100, a giant $' Christmas stocking several months ago, la expected to play a key rpJe In the Admission limited to first 100 people. Donation: $1.00. filled with all kinds of toy* and much, much more. adwtlsfcsjatioa's debate on natural gas prices. It has not been Annual Fair a> Smorgasbord of the E.C.W. St. Doors open at 7 P.M. For information and tickets call released, but a draft copy was obtained by Th» Associated Mary'* Circle, St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, Bay 787-4888. SEPT. 1$ TO t$TH Mwasff Ave., Highlands will take place on Than., July 9. Fair St. Agnes Church, Atlantic Highland., will sponsor Unaar a 1*78 law, natural gas prices ara gradually beteg from 10 AM. to7 P.M. Smorgasbord from $ P.M. to7 raised asrtllcoatroai on nwatgaaan totally fitted oa Jan. 1, a trip to San Francisco 4. Hawaii, optional tow toLa * P.M. There will be a White Elephant. Handmade gift*, Vegas. Call 2914272. 1MB. Edward* has said the administration la committed to bakery. Jewelry* plant*. s|)a«lingupthattiinetabtoasriUstadTk*gway*tedolt .) 8 The Daily Register Lifestyle SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 6, 1981 Gulian-Vodola Weddings and engagements ASBURY PARK - The marriage of Lilamaria Vodola and Richard Gillian waa anlemnited June 20 dur- Tonks-Tracey ing a nuptial Mass celebrated Andersen-Herbert in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel UNION BEACH - The marriage of De- Catholic Church.The Rav. Patrick RUMSON - The marriage of Sberlyn the-River Episcopal Church. The Rev. Roman Catholic Church by borah Marie Tracey ind BrUn Thorau Tookt Fitspatrick celebrated the nuptial Mais Helene Herbert and Roger Glenn Andersen George Willis officiated at the ceremony, the Rev. David ColeUa. There took place June IS in Holy Family Roman There was a reception in Buck Smith's Res- was solemnized May » In St. George's by- which was followed by a reception at was a reception in the Elks taurant, East Keansburg. Shrewsbury Sailing Club. Club here. . Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. The bride is the daughter Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herbert, »7 8; Riverside Drive, Nep- of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Jamas Tracey, 713 Columbia Ave., and Mr. tune, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Andersen, Vodola, 3211 Sharpe Road, and Mrs. Charles Tonka, 10 Hang St. Blngham Hill Circle here. Wall. Susan Tracey was maid of honor. ' Michelle Doatte was matron of honor. Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Bridesmaids were Madeline Tracey, Jackie Christine Stumpf and Betsy Herbert also Gulian, 10 Falmouth Court, U LAM ARIA GULIAN Jerbasi, Lynn SportUlo, Karen Tonks and attended the bride. Middletown, are the parents Carleen Tonks. Brent Andersen was best man and the of the bridegroom. ushers were Richard Dostle, Clifford Herbert Attending the bride were Lauderdale, Fla. She Is a self- Craig Tonks was beat man and the ushers and Robert Wegner. Denlse Scheldt, maid of hon- employed Interior designer, were Kevin Tonks, Anthony Falco, Tommy Mrs. Andersen is a graduate of Neptune or, Theresa Vodola, Pamela owner of Designs by Rla, Dayback, Tom Hemeisy and Keith Tonka. High School She and Mr. Andersen, an alum- Befarah and Lesley Farley. Wall. Mr. Gulian is an alumnus The bride and bridegroom are graduates nus of Rumson-Falr Haven Regional High Jamas Hurley waa best School, were graduated from Brookdale man and the ushers were of Bayonne High School and of Keyport High School. She is employed by Seton Hall University, South Freedman's Bakery, Matawan, and be la a Community College, Uncroft. She Is em- Thomas Vodola, Anthony fireman at Naval Weapons Station Earle, ployed by Shachlhata Inc., Eatontown, and Vodola and Richard Floren- Orange, and is the owner of Colts Neck. the bridegroom Is with Local 2280, Red Bank, Unl. Archway Draperies, Fords. of the Carpenters' Union. The bride was graduated Mr. and Mrs Gulian make After a honeymoon In Florida, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Andersen reside in Long from Neptune High School their home In Aberdeen, after MR. AND MRS. BRIAN TONKS Mrs. Tonks reside here. Branch, after a wedding trip to the British and the Art Institute of Fort a wedding cruise. MR. AND MRS. ROGER ANDERSEN Isles. Ott-Kleinknecht Amorino-Klein Holnick-Sigmund KEANSBURG - In St. Ann Roman Cath- (0 Shore Boulevard, was married to P. Ste- olic Church here May 90, Debra Kleinknecht, phen OU, un ft Mr. and Mr*. Paul Ott, 53 HAZLET - Sandra L Klein and Mark A man R. Riley. There waa a recaption in MATAWAN - Catherine daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Kleinknecht, Wellington Roid, Freehold. Amorino were married May 21 In St. John's Sheraton Inn, Haslet. Lee Sigmund, daughter of The Rev. Edward Strano celebrated the United Methodist Church during a double The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Stuart nuptial Mass There was a reception In Shore ring ceremony conducted by the Rev. Nor- Herbert F. Klein, 1 Bellevlew Road, Sigmund, 33 Fierro Ave., was Caiino, Atlantic Highlands. Holmdel. married June 6 in the First United Methodist Church of The bride, who wore her mother's wed- The bridegroom is the son of Allan Amorino of Eatontown, and Mrs. Virginia Matawan, to Stephen Richard ding gown, was attended by Barbara Frasee, Holnlck, son of Mr. and Mrs. maid of honor, Susan Sterling, Peggy Jones Amorino, Lodl. Attending the bride were Barbara William J. Holnlck of and Christine Ott. Arleen Fratee was flower Lanadale, Pa. girl and Doug Vekiaa was ring bearer. Skinner, matron of honor, Sharron Klein, Dave Sweet was best man and the ushers Tracey Rlttenhouse, Janet Meholic and Gin The Rev. Robert H. were Billy Ackerman, Mark Stanley and Mai ny Vargas. Robert Skinner was ring bearer. Heulitt officiated at the cere- Stein. The bridegroom had Steven Klein as his mony, which was followed by best man and Tlmmy Rittenhouse, Tom a reception in Cervino, Mid- Mrs. Ott was graduated from St. Mary's Meholic and Marc Lakind as ushers. dletown. High School and Is attending Brookdale Com- Susan S. Pike was matron Mrs. Amorino was graduated from CATHERINE HOLNICK munity College, Lincroft. She is employed by Holmdel High School and Brookdale Com- of honor.' Also attending the New York Life Insurance Co., Freehold. munity College, Uncroft, and la employed by bride was Cheryl Korkwoski Mr. OU, an alumnus of Freehold Borough Charles of the Rits, Holmdel, as Is Mr. and Debbie Parsons. bridegroom were graduated High School, is with Wilsystems Inc., Farm Amorino. He Is an alumnus of Mlddletown Dr. Peter Auerbach was from Shlppensburg (Pa.) ingdale. Township High School and Stockton State best man. Ushers were State College He is employed After a wedding trip to Quebec, Canada, College, Pomona. Michael Holnlck and John by Xerox Corporation. MR. AND MRS. P. STEPHEN OTT Mr. and Mrs. Ott reside In Ocean. After a wedding trip to the Poconos, Mr. Sigmund Jr. After a wedding trip to and Mrs. Amorino make their home in Eaton- Mrs. Holnlck is an alum- Portugal, Mr. and Mrs. MR. AND MRS. MARE AMORINO town. nus of Matawan Regional Holnick make their borne in Wolf-Allen High School. She and the Irving, Texas. MIDDLETOWN - Cynthia Louise Allen, Mary's Roman Catholic Church, New Mon- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen, 132 mouth, to Bruce Alan Wolf, son of Mr. and Hoffmcmn-Fisler Twin Brooks Ave., was married May 10 in St. Mrs. Robert Wolf, 152 Park Ave., Bdford. KEYPORT - Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. There was a reception in The Barclay, Flsler, 475 Route 16, announce the marriage Reilly-Kelly Bel mar. of their daughter, Shares Lynn Filler, to Attending the bride were Thea Loeser, John Edward Hoffmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. DENVER, Colo. - Mary matron of honor, Barbara Thornberry, De- Alvtn H. Hoffmann, Heck Avenue, Ocean J Kelly, daughter of Mr. and nise Allen, Chrlstene Allen and Donna Grove, formerly of Caldwell. Mrs. Christopher O. Kelly, 30 Munson. Heidi Gugulskl was flower girl and The ceremony took place May 23 In the Katherlne St., Fair Haven, N. Christopher Roussell was ring bearer. First United Methodist Church of Matawan, J., was married June 13 In the with the Rev. Robert H. Heulltt officiating Roman Catholic Church of Scott Essig was best man. Ushers were Sandra Lee Flsler was maid of honor and the Moat Precious Blood, to Charles Allen, William Thornberry, Mark Conrad Hoffmann was beat man. Daniel M. Reilly, son of Mr. Loner and Robert Mage. Mrs. Hoffmann was graduated from and Ms. Daniel R. ReUly of Mrs. Wolf was graduated from Mid M auwan Regional High School and Is a sec- UbertyvUle, III dletown High School North and Is employed reUry employed by Sullivan Service Co., Red The Rev. Robert by Bell and Howell at Prudential Property Bank. Popovlch, of the Dominican and Casualty Insurance Co., Holmdel. Mr. Hoffmann is an alumnus of Caldwell Fathers, celebrated the nup- Mr. Wolf also attended Mlddletown High High School and Kean College of New Jersey, tial Maas. There was a recep- School North and is employed by Basra Union. He is employed by Wlgton Abbott tion in the Town Club. Corporation, South Plainfield. Diane Reilly was matron Home Improvements here. of honor. Susan Reilly was After a wedding trip to Wildwood, Mr. and After a wedding trip to Bermuda, Mr. and MARY REILLY MR. AND MRS. BRUCE WOLF Mrs. Hoffmann reside In Matawan. bridesmaid. Mrs. Wolf reside In Ocean. MR. AND MRS. JOHN HOFFMANN Kevin J. Reilly was best man. Ushers were Kevin J. gan State University, were Kelly, Robtrt J. Kelly, Brian graduated from Denver Gillick-McDonald Centrella-Nyman C. Kelly, Christopher O. Kel- School of Law and In Septem- ly Jr. and Michael Reilly ber will Join, respectively, MIDDLETOWN - The marriage of Susan Stanley P. Lukassewskl celebrated the nup- • MIDDLETOWN - Laurine Nyman, In St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, New the law firms of Sherman and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nyman, 313 Monmouth, to Anthony CentreUa, son of Mr. The bride was graduated Howard here, and Hoffman Marie McDonald and James Edward Glllick tial Mass, which was followed by a reception from Rumson-Falr Haven took place June 13 in St. Mary's Roman in Lakeside Manor, Haslet. Holue Drive E., Bdford, was married June • and Mrs. Serafino CantraUa, I Llnd Drive and McDermott, also Den- Catholic Church, New Monmouth. The Rev. Parents of the couple are Mr. and' Mrs. here. R ver. Francis McDonald, Llndenhurst, and Mr. and University of Colorado, After a wedding trip to Mrs. Raymond T. Gillick, I Donald Place, The Rev. William Nolan officiated at the Boulder. She and her hus- Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. Reil- Middletown ceremony, which was followed by a reception band, an alumnus of Michi- ly reside in this city. Carrie Beth McDonald was the bride's in Shore Casino, Atlantic Highlands. honor attendants Also attending the bride Judy Urgo was the honor attendant were Mary Curley, Judy Bellini, Doris Strot, Bridesmaids were Annette Mana and Eileen Linda Gillick, Therese McDonald. Kathy Beam. Knight-Paulus McDonald and Debbie McDonald. Robert CentreUa was beat man and the Jeffrey McDermott waa best man and the SEA GIRT - The en- ployed by Fittin, Cunningham ushers were Raymoqd Gillick, Francis ushers were Daniel CentreUa and Thomas gagement of Jill S. Paulus to Cronaver. and Lauaon, Belmar stock- McDonald, Douglas McDonald, Gerard Christopher P. Knight, ion of brokers. McDonald, Mark Schuli, John Kellener and Mr. and Mrs. Herman F. Lov- Mrs. CentreUa was graduated from Mld- vorn, I Renter Court, Mld- Mr. Knight is a graduate Joseph Benning. dletown Township High School and la em- of Mlddletown Township High Mrs. Gillick was graduated from Un- ployed by Charles of the Rite, Holmdel. dletown, is announced by her denhurst High School and the University of perenta, Patricia E. Paulus, School and Monmouth Col- Notre Dame. She and Mr. Gillick, an alum- The bridegroom, an alumnus of Rod Bank (10 Pint Ave. hare, and John lege, Weat Long Branch, and nus of Mater Dei High School, New Mon- Catholic High School and Monttlajr Sate Col- B. Paulus Jr., 402 Allaire Is employed by Trans Union mouth, and the University of Lowell, Mass., lege, is employed by Vlcoa Inc., Eatontown. Road, Wall. Credit Information Co are with Western Electric Co., Newark. The couple reside in Eatontown, following alias Paului waa gradu- Cherry Hill. MR. AND MRS. ANTHONY CENTRELLA a wedding trip to Bermuda. After a wedding trip to Bermuda, Mr. and ated from East Brunswick The couple plan to be mar- MR. AND MRS. JAMES GILUCK Mrs. GlUick reside In Oakhurst. High School and Springfield •fed in September of nut Stifanick-Hubviy (Mass.) College, fine is em- year. Homsly-Millv COLTS NECK - Mr. and Mrs. John P. Stefanlck of mouth County Shade Tree MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Township High School and York. He is a professional Mrs. John H. Hubeny, 4 Ma- Howell A May wedding hi Commission. Josephine Miller, 17 was graduated summa cum studio musician and has ple Drive, announce the en- planned.. Mr. Stefanlck, a U. S. Health is not only Bermaim Way, announces the laude from Monmouth Col- worked with Gladys Knight gagement of their daughter, Miss Hubeny la an alumna Marine Corps veteran, is with engagement of her daughter, lege, Wast Long Branch. She and the Pips, Rita Moreno Laura Ann Hubeny, to Steven of Marlboro High School and Laborers International Union Feeling Well! Nancy Miller, to John is a medical technologist em- and the Fifth Dimension. Stefanlck, son of Mr. and is employed by the Mco- of North America, Local 1M. Hoesley, son of Mr. and Mrs. ployed hi the bacteriology John C. Hoesley of South laboratory of Morristown Me- Plainfield. A May wedding is morial Hospital. QRHNtTRHTS Mr. Hoesley is a graduate Miss Miller, daughter also of South Plainfield High Monmouth County's Most Elegant of the late Frank R. Miller, Is School and attended Manhat- Full Service Salon an alumna of Middletown tan School of Music, New CONNIE FE3TA mnumn hxmariy of LBJ% flaw Bank traln.d and certified by Jlnglee of London 8ERVINQ LUNCH & DINNER Advanced Training Confer 11 A.M.-1A.M. HAIR DESIGNERS • DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS' • MOM. • rUsTS. FAMILY MIOHTSPECIALS* COR MEN* WOMEN yp • SOFTSHtUCRABS' wry Tree Mini Map, thnmbwy An., Rao1 Man* Broad Street Chiropractic Canter afHersvrtft 74MSI Richard M. OW, D.C. Tit trocd Street 747-4*02 Ampt* Off *tn« Parking 071-0007 •htewebuiy ADVICE SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 6,1981 The DWIy Regtoter 9 YOUR HEALTH ANEW YOU Salt intake plays Dancer is 'legology' expert role in hypertension for people like yourself who find it a terrible By EMILY WILKENS An added plus: WarmwhiP muscles stimulate and smoother look. By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. Cathy Rice considers herself an expert In the circulation *o that sufficient blood and oxygen is "A dancer's legs are literally her life," Cathy They want aw to give ap salt beeaase I burden to eat od that Is bit-free. It is also fine art of "legology," but that figures, because pumped Into the heart whan the real exercising said. "That's much more true for us than for the have high Meed pressure. Dees salt make Interesting to note that many people who Cathy, a Broadway dancer and dance captain of begins. average woman who can, after all, hide a multi- that much difference? I hale to give It up If I once couldn't conceive of eating salt-free the current road show company of "Camelot," tude of SUM beneath slacks or lowered hemlines." dea't have to. — Mr. B.R., Nov. food have accommodated themselves to such According to Cathy, good posture will make Dear Mr. R. | puto leg Care high on her list of priorities. legs look slimmer. She recommends standing Ull, That's why Cathy believes in leg care - but cooking to the extent that they actually enjoy It Is more than 75 yean since a group of She believes In exercise to keep her ton la contracting stomach muscles, and tightening but- her advice makes sense for every woman. scientists came to the conclusion that salt condition. It begins in bed first thing in the tocks to lengthen your torso. JUST FOR YOU Three limes to aa many years I have plays a very Important role In relation to high morning. She sets her radio alarm to a station DEVELOP EAJY STRIDE Dear Emily: My mother Mod to pel a UtUe dislocated my tow after a big yawa. Some- blood pressure. The original work done on that features not too fast but not too slow dance baklag soda la jkt hala Bat I caa'l remember how everybody thinks this Is faaay when It "It's most important to develop an «asy stride experimental animals has been repeatedly music, then wakes up with a series of stretches. what it was supposed to de. Do y«a UM aaythiag happens. Believe me, It isn't. The advice to that flows from the hip area," ate suggested. substantiated in humans. It has been found She stretches arms and leg* like a cat, bringing about this beaaly secret?-R.F. "Walk with legs straight ahead. If you watt that high blood pressure is virtually unknown "stop yawning" Is aet satisfactory to me. them dose to her body, then stretching them all pigeon-toed or with turn-out feet It gives your legs Dear R.F.: Adding half a cup of baking soda to Can anything be anas abort this rsadtttoaT - the way out. This not only prevents morning In many primitive societies. It has even been a heavier look. Whan atandlng, place one foot the tub hejps make your skin feel smooth and soft Mrs. S.T.O., Wash. stiffness but helps wake her up. found that high blood pressure, normally slightly ahead of the other, ankles does togeth- Incidentally, a baking soda bath is a great soother Dear Mrs. O.I "Mini cat stretches can be dona later In the thought to occur in everyone in advancing er." If you're suffering from Insect bites, sunburn or There are many anatomical reasons why day too," kathy said. age, is not present in rural areas of Africa, In Cathy who serves, u a consultant to Softaoap, other skin irritation. If you're interested in more New Guinea, In the Easter Islands, and in the Jaw Joint can be dislocated. Some dentists believes leg* should be smooth and pretty at all "homemade" beauty remedies, you'll' find them Cathy is exercise-minded but believes yon Malaysia. specialize in the study of this problem and times. Ninety percent of American women shave listed in my "Natural Beauty Aids" bulletin, are remarkably adept in tracking down its have to exercise before you exercise. "It's called their legs regularly but some of them Just aren't which can be obtained by sending SO cents and a Some of the reasons why people living in wanning up," she said. "Simply start at the self—addressed, stamped envelope to me in care these impoverished areas do not have high doing It properly and have raaor nicks to show for Specialized X-rays of the Jaw Joint can be head, first tensing then relaxing, dnd follow this their efforts, the success secret, Cathy said, ii to of this newspaper. blood pressure (or hypertension) are a more relaxed pattern of living, the absence of made. Sometimes a dye Is used to study the procedure over every part of t body down to your use something that makes the job go more EMILY WILKENS welcomes questions from obesity, and particularly a lack of salt in the interior of toe Joint. There are even tiny legs. This way, your blood will be flowing so smoothly. Her favorite shaving aid ti liquid soap, readers but cannot answer them personally. She diet. Many studies confirm the fact that lighted Instruments by which the Inside of the muscles are less likely to be strained or pulled as which contains moisturizing glycerine and lanolin will use questions of general Interest in her col- hypertension can be altered by reducing salt Jaw Joint can be visualized. After a complete yon begin to exercise more vigorously.'' to lubricate and conditions for a cleaner shave umn. intake. survey of the Joint, muscles, tendons, and When you say you hate to give up salt I bite of the teeth, proper treatment can be can understand that for a while It Is a taste Instituted. In most instances, the problem HINTS FROM HELOISE deprivation. But when you realize that your can be handled by reconstructive dentistry. health and destiny will be benefited by such a In others, surgery is used to prevent such minor deprivation, there can be no question recurrent dislocations. about your decision to adhere to the advice Dr. Colemaa welcomes questions from you were given. readers. Please write to aim tocar e of this Salad dressing booklet offer There an; many salt substitutes designed

DEAR READERS: cents and that the price of printing a book with slipping toofa r lato the casing and dluppeariag. ASK DR. BROTHERS Have I got another good booklet for you! colorful pictures Is not cheap anymore, not to HllsbonldsUplhroagh,yoaaaveoalytotoke The Association for Dressings and Sauces has mention the cost of hd! the ether ead aad easily ran It bach to the put together a super little book with all kind, of This is a book you put alongside your OpCaUBf. — 14VM HCBilcy Information on dressings, mayonnaise, salad cookbook and use for i COBBLER CUE Homosexual tells dressings, sauces and dips. If you want to reedy great offer for Dear Heloise: This Idea Is not original With It has more than ISO hints and a number of "Salad Dressings and f 'acts and Fancy me, bat after trying II eat, I Jut have to share It good recipes plus some interesting facto on label- Fare" send $1 In cash or ale * payable to with yea. ing, caloric content, cholesterol count and ad- Association for Dressings i __ along with When baking frail alas and cobblers, pat a your name, address and tip code (a must) to: haadfal of crashed cornflakes to the bottom of the mom about lover ditives, which are very important to all of us today. Department H, ADS, P.O. Box 7202W, Atlanta, uncooked pie shell, or drop a few In the bottom of There is some interesting information on the Qa. 30328. ibe cobbler dish. By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS be a pat formula that was supposed to pro- history of salad dressings and sauces dating all It will probably take four to six weeks for This prevents them from raaalag ever tothe , Dear Dr. Brothers: LaM month my sea duce a homosexual son: the classic domi- the way back to over 5,000 years ago plus fascinat- delivery, but I think it's worth the wait. - Heloise oven, yel yon won't be able to tell the cornflakes Informed me that be Is a homosexual aad Is neering mother and the weak father. There ing stuff about how European royal chefs often BREADBOXODOR arelatbepie. very mach to love with seme yoaag man. I are so many exceptions to that notion that it combined as many as SS Ingredients In one salad, Dear Heloise: Te> eUmlaate odor er mildew la My family jast laves csbblsrs, bat I hated the was embarrassed to front of my husband, my has generally been tossed out the window. No including such exotic greens as rose petals and ovea-cleaatog afterwards, bat after trying the aaa's stepfather, aad also somewhat angry. It one is sure what produces homosexuals violets. cornflakes, my even was aa clean aa whoa I asnaaes ase that say hey weaM nuke each n If you want to help your son; it's impor- In the middle of the booklet to an earn to read I was glvea a beaatUel bread box with aa started. - Bert Esselmaa * point of telliag me this. If he's going to live tant to broaden your views on the subject and chart with three different uses for each of U types offensive smell, bat as I'm M« M to threw EASY THREADING this way, why rah say face to the dirt? He try not to see it ss something dirtv of salad dressings. Some of them really arc anything nway, I sad my sea drill a few hates la It Dear Hetoise: What trying to thread heavy says he loves ase aad wants as to ceattoee ear Dear Dr. Brothers: My unusual and different. _j aastkraalaa * ••>•• I tlnu **- eaftsnai — — laimaai - J- — i a nasals, hat'wrap a small piece of close, friendly relationship, bat I caa't see nick temper aad I knew that when I married That old tired song about Inflation la true and ua witau • HOTI unt, were wu •* DWTV mr. i the ends of the yam. why If be has any respect for me, he told me If yoe took at the metal bsxet, y»« will Had MB. At toast once a week, be loses Ma getting to all of us This book will help you stretch Thread away) — Lyada Cealey IMs. My hasbaad thinks he's trying f hart they are made with hales la the sides.-R.O. temper, yells aad to generally aaplsasaat far your money by teaching you ways to marinate Send a superduper household hint to Heloise me. He says nemeestnali are sick. Shsald I NO DISAPPEARING ACT a few mlnates and then, for kirn, It's all over. Inexpensive cuts of meats. care of this newspaper and hope she'll use it in her have my sea see a doctor? I really dea't knew Dear HeMee: Watte patting elastic to a cas- He targets abeat It aad I seethe. I caa't forget The cost of $1 for the booklet may seem high column - she sure will If It's a goodie. Sorry, what to do. I love Um and If he's men tolly III it. He deesa't aadersttad why '.'I bold a Ing, I discovered patting a safety pte to each ead however, she can't answer your letter personally. I want to help bins get well. - R.B. but please remember that the postage alone U IS of the elastic areveato the "aack" ead gradge" er why I an "moody" er "salky." Dear R.B.: I think it's unfair to assume He's all lave, affection aad sweetness ease ANN LANDERS that your son was trying to hurt you by Ma wrath tovented . I really get so aagry with sharing this information. You might consider him, I caaM scream, bat I daa'l, naturally. it a compliment. He may be looking for I'm aacMnfsftable with this silutlon aad I reassurance from you and trying to toll you feel If I let II ge on, II will eat away at oar that he trusts and respects you enough to marriage. What can I de? - V.P. express his feelings honestly As you know, Cancer victim's suggestions there hi a trend toward more openness about Dear V.P.: Maybe you should scream. many areas of life including sex. Certainly, you should talk to him and let him Some feel that one of the reasons know exactly bow you feel. Depression usual- agencies are pressured to cut world. The prognosis for Park Memorial Institute, homosexuals tended to have emotional prob- ly results from a feeling of helplessness or Dear Ana leaden-1 lav•ve He'll probably be relieved. Buffalo, N.Y. Mr Dllyoabavecaacer.ftod funds for research, we will cancer cures has never been lems Is that they felt they had to conceal anger that has been turned inwards Bring It Jut completed Types of cancer that many sat the beat place far treat- lose some extremely valuable better. their relationships. A constant pattern of out In the open and examine it. cancer — a years ago were considered meal af year kind at cancer scientific input. Cancer is too We have come a long way. deceit can't possibly lead to good mental It sounds to me as if you've never learned smaes eae eai as every soar absolutely hopeless are now •ad go there. The ceanly complicated and costly to be The following cancer special- health, so, in this sense, "coming out of the to express your anger (or perhaps, your Americans - and I wen't seeing better than SO percent left to the private sector. ists have supplied me with closet" is conducive to better mental health. feelings) in a constructive, open way. Ob- sleep If I dea't write this lat- five-year survivals with ter. Caacer lastfteto to We all know that money some very encouraging facto Parents are often angry and hurt to learn viously, your husband can express what be chemotherapy, radiation and that their children are homosexual because it feels and then forget about It. There's some- Cancer It NOT aa aato- Betbesda, Md., can tell yoa U alone Is NOT the answer. We and figures: surgery when Indicated. year doctor caa't. Many med- need brains, and some of the rouses all sorts of guilts. They feel respon- thing wonderful about this provided he's ex- Dr. Vincent De Vita Jr., Some of these types are: ical centers and aalverslty best brains to the country sible. However, recent studies reveal that pressing bis feelings in a way that will lead to people have been eared. la director of the National acute lymphocyttc leukemia hospitals have special pro- have been put to work to beat this isn't necessarily the case. There used to constructive solutions. the fatare the aambers will Cancer Institute; Dr. Nor- In children (SO percent and grams far those who caa't this problem, thanks togov - be even larger, thanks to the man. Jaffa, chief of better), Hodgklns' disease effort! of researchers all ernment-funded research. pediatrics, Anderson Hospi- (75 percent for all stages; ever the world. People, bow- Please, Ann, pan aa tali Aa a member of the na- tal, University of Texas in early stage aVW percent), latermaltoa from the mil-tional board of the American Houston; Dr. James Holland, Wllms' tumor (90 percent), Here are seme llOBI of CHw MMMLT PA% Cancer Society and the Na chief of oncology, Mt. Sinai Swing's tumor (early stage 1) If yea Heats. - Oar Name Is Le- tiooal Cancer Institute, I ate School of Medicine, N.Y.C., S0-7S percent), Burkitt's OVERWEIGHT? aaaaaal Needing, a sere that' ltoa,Tos the latest literature dealing and Dr. Edmund Klein, chair- tumor (SO percent), breast deesa'l heal, a stabbera Dear Legion: In the last with research all over the man of dermatology, Roawell See Landers, page II ARE YOU SO DESPERATE YOU eeagh, hearteaess er a year I have rend articles change to bowel er Madder •aying we are losing the war DONT KNOW WHATTO DO? habits, DON'T WAIT. Sea a against cancer — throwing doctor at wee. money at the problem and t) If the elagairla deeaa'l getting no results Govern seem right to yea-or evea if ment agencies have been It dees — get a secead eato- blasted for funding research. lea. Year doctor waa't mtod. I can toll you, If government

Carl A. Quaglia R.P.

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onr aasia. PhysicUns know these dangers, Ml eaa Hans Fisher. Ph. D. Department orTiutrttion, Wagers mversay CrerJe,M£W. Debra M. Wfasnsfc MD. pport Services Coonanator Me** Services CooKsnator. treat many people satoeat aji wUh tt . AH day aporta and Bay we ooasjeaad ml illseassa /raws? eethrlHee program t lor MM Ma) 3-14 year old. 11 yoir oMo and up. Tra THIN LIFE CENTERS 542-4777 EM Amuck. NJ. (201) Z»M7D/Samh PMMd. NJ (201) «M7»/&***»*>. NJ 1201) 536O1S0 235 Hope Rd., Tinton Fob, NJ. 07724 CMhu*. NJ (20JIMI92U/Ton»K«!. NJ (2011 3411W0 ranolc 10 The Daily Rcgtoaer SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, JULY 6. ioei Course on nutrition is offered at college

WEST LONG BRANCH - and Its Effect on Nutrition "The Nutrition Educator to Behavior" by Roante Makae, tha UN's: Forming a Nutri- tion Network" is the title of a ihtato idlt course beta The course willinchide a offered July 11-17, at Mon- look at world hunger, re- mouth College, cospoasorsd aources for nutrition educa- by the Dairy, Fooland Nutri- tion and nutrition sways tion Council, Inc. presented by MM Stall Of Tha course will explore Daily, food and Nutrition the many factors influencing Council, lac., a nonprofit or- food choices and practices. ganisation specialising in Participants will receive up- education In nutrition. Tha dated nutrition Information mat Is headquartered la Ce- with emphasis on effective dar Knolls, with offices in up- methods for teaching nutri- state Naw York and North- tion. Classes for the five days eastern Pennsylvania. It U an will be from 1:45 a.m. to 4 affiliated unit of National p.m. at S46 per semester hour Dairy Council supported by credit. local milk producers and Visiting faculty wlU pres- ytutaasow. ent the topics for discussion, including: "Adoption of Inquiries may be directed Food Habits," by Mark to Ranee R. Levins, Dairy, MOUNT HOLYOKE FOLK — Mr. and Mrs. John Holton of Rumson, riant hosts for Nathan Cohan, Ph.D., State Food and Nutrition Council, the annual fund-raiser sponsored by tha Mount Hoivoke Club of Monmouth County, University College at Plat- Inc., Cherry HIU. or Mon- welcome Dr. Stanley Llutkus. Wayside, and his wife Carol, club president, to tha pot' CHURCH PAIR — Tha Rev. Jerrv VanDrew, pastor of St. Andrew's Episcopal tabunjh, N. Y.; "Nutrition mouth College, Office of luck supper and silent auction event. Proceeds of $300 will benefit tha Alumnae Church, Highlands, admires the handcraft work of members of the parish's St. and Health" by David Field Services. Scholar Program of tha college, located In South Hadlav, Mass. Mary's Circle, sponsors of the church fair to take place Thursday, from 10 a.m. to 7 Klurfeld, PhD., Wlstar In- p.m. at tha church. Bay Avenue. Among those working on the event, which will stitute, Philadelphia," "Diet feature also a smorgasbord supper from 5 to 7 p.m. are, left to right, Mrs. Charles and Cancer" by Abby Block, Quast and Mrs. Vera Parker, Highlands, and Mrs. Marshall Dinoman, Red Bank. M.8., R.D., Sloan-Kettering Brown heads club's evening membership Memorial Hospital, Naw York; "Nutrition and Learn- M ATA WAN - Mrt. ing secretary; Mrs. William Mn. Walter Bruno, Ameri- Sarlo, telephone; Sario, ways Club awards ing" by Janina Caller, M.D., Raleigh L. Brown was to- WeintraUb, financial secre- can home; Mn. Lawrence and means, and Insull amd Piano students named stalled ciuairm&n of lbs Evtt- tory; Mrs. James F. Phillips, Saccone, conservation and Weintraub, bazaar. Boston University Medical ning Membership Depart- corresponding secretary, and gardaa; Mrs. Lucille Guests Included Mn. Ray 3 students Center, "Food Technology" ment of MaUwan Woman's Mrs. Arthur R. Klatt, bouse McElroy, hospitality; Mn. L Van Hon. fifth district to national fraternity by Allison Warren, M.D., Club. trustee. Warren Insull, membership; vice president; Mn. George KEYPORT - The Wom- Nabisco, Fairlawn; "Drug- Also installed at a ceremo- Mrs. Peter J. Koelscn, a Mn. George Kinkade, news- King, presldaat of tha MAT AW AN - Nine local the Suzuki Association of the an's Club of Keyport awards Nutrient Interaction" by ny In the American Hotel, past chairman, was installing letter; Slattery, program; MaUwan Woman's CM, and piano puplU, student! of Bon- Americas, has been a teacher a United States Savings Bond Mary Mycek, Ph.D., College Freehold, were Mrs. Edward officer. Koelsch, public relations; Mn. Craig Boydman, presf- each year to Keyport High nie J. MOOMO, 4a Line Road, of the Susukl method for of Medicine and Dentistry, F. Slattery, vice chairman; Brown's department Morrison, social services; dent of Mataiwa. a Junior have become members In the School graduates with tha Newark; and Mass Media Mildred L. Morrison, record- chairmen appointees include Koelsch and Mn. Larry Woman's Club. young children for several highest averages In language National Fraternity of Stu- yean and also teaches tradi- dent Musicians of the Ameri- courses, home economics and tional piano lessons. She is a commercial subjects. can College of Musicians. member of the Snore Music Those who earned this rec- This year's recipients of Educators and a past mem- the 150 bonds are Terrl ognition are Cindy Bayless, ber of the New Jersey Music Holmdel; EUssa Margolin, Musson, Maureen Brady and Educators Association. Hailet; Leslie Schrelver, Annette Kelly. $ Lakertdge, and Mlchell Fine, The students, age 7 to U, Terry, daughter of Mr. Daniel Gura, Dana Lambarti, performed four to nine mem- and Mrs. Terry B. Musson of Jennifer Polity, Jennifer orised pieces from the 110 Third St., Keyport, re- Schram and Henryk Baroque, Classical, Roman- ceived the award for tha Teraskiewict all of MaUwan. tic and Contemporary peri- highest averages and profi- ciency in both French and 1.OOO These students auditioned ods. All received high ratings for the National Guild of Pi- and fine comments. The ap- Spanish. She has been ac- ano Teachers of which their pointed Judges are certified cepted at Rennsselear teacher is a member, by the National Guild of Pi- Polytochnical Institute, Tex- n, also a member of ano teachers. as A, and M. and Rutgers. She is still undecided where she will attend collage. CASH BONUS at Maureeny, daughter of Workshops offered Mr. and Mn. James Brady, 11 Anderson St., Union Beach, received her award at Brookdale College for the highest average in home economics and will UNCROFT - Achieving a Mehlman says, "Single sta- enter Niagara University in HUDSON CITY more satisfying personal life tus is a state of mind as well the fall. will be the focus of three as a reality." Meetings are Annette, daughter of Mn. workshops sponsored by scheduled from 8 to 10 p.m., Margaret Kelly, 403 Park Brookdale Community Col- Tuesdays, July 14 through Ave., Union Beach, was lege. Aug. 4 for a fee off IS. awarded a savings bond for "Assertiveness Train- SAVINGS BANK proficiency in business sub- ing," a popular course over "Women and Self Image" is a four session workshop in jects and already has entered the past several years, pa business community. enables men and women to which each participant will communicate opinions and clarify her own self Image, feelings directly and openly, identify its influence on her and to respond appropriately major decisions, and analyze Lee Wright DEPOSIT to criticism, both at home areas needing improvement. and at work. Through ex- Classes wUl be led by Diana named top ercises and discussion, par- Eckhaus, M.S.W., and are *I00,000 planned from 0:30 to 11:30 ticipants will develop their to a Thirty Month Special Time own assertive styles, thus re- a.m., Fridays, July 14 designer through Aug. 14, for a fee of Deposit and receive a check ducing anxiety and increas- for $1,000. ing self-confidence. 111 NEW YORK (AP) *. Morning and evening Fashion designer Lee Wright groups are planned, to be led was voted outstanding U.S. by Ruth Uoldston, Brookdale Garden club designer and Giorgio Armani Instructor, and Newana was named the outstanding Bames-Sheppard, Brookdale visits center international designer with an American collection in the associate professor. The eve- HAZLET - The Root and ning group will meet from 1981 Cutty Sark Men's Fash- Branch Garden Club will Ion Awards. 7:30 to 930 p.m., Tuesdays, meet July 14 at 7 p.m. at July 7 through Aug. 11, and The balloting by'more Thompson Park Visitors' than 600 fashion writers and the daytime group is sched- Center, Llncroft, to view the uled from 830 to 11:30 a.m., editors throughout the coun- plantings around the mansion try also named Aldo Clpullo DEPOSIT Wednesdays, July IS through as well as the Bobbink Memo- Aug. It. The fee is $30; pre- outstanding designer of ac- rial Rose Garden located cessories for his jewelry and ferred section should be in- there. *10,000 dicated when registering. Gene Pressman and Lance A short business meeting or more to a Six Month "Living a Single Life Karesh as the most promis- will take place in the Vis- ing U.S. designers. Special Time Deposit and style," to be led by Arlene itors' Center, where an art receive $20 cash. OUR 30-MONTH SPECIAL Mehlman, who has a mas- Designer Bill Blass and exhibition is also available Hart Schaffner & Man were TIME DEPOSIT* PAYS YOU ter's degree In social work, for viewing. DEPOSIT will help single persons cope given special awards for their "A rose is a rose is a with sexuality, parenting, so- conslsent leadership and con- rose..." is the theme of a 12.94* H 12.00* cializing and other problems tribution to the men's fashion flower arranging competi- cowouiUrt Mh ssM monthly. expressed by the group. industry. tion. Norfolk, Va. native or more to any savings ThU rale available June 30 through JutyB Suzanne Ward, a May gradu- account and receive ate of the Parsons School of $20 cash: Design, was voted outstand- ing U.S. student designer. DEPOSIT JUDIANNS Recipients were honored OUR SIX-MONTH SPECIAL Saturday at an awards cere- TIME DEPOSIT * PAYS YOU mony at the Great Gorge *i,ooo Playboy Resort and Country or more to a Regular 14.561* 3 13.871* 1st. Club in New Jersey. Savings Account and receive $10 cash. (MnipW KnaWarsY'^ PQM fflOfnR^L Mkwnurn deposit for cash bonus must remain on deposit tor one year If balance teas below minimum, a charge equal to your cash bonua wm Landers • betnposed. One cash bonos per depositor. This raw avaHaWe June 30 through July 8 Cash bonus ottered Is In addition to Inters* otoorwies payable on savings accounts. This off* may be withdrawn at any time without Receive *8°° cancer with regional spread prior note*.* Six-month Special Time Deposit worth of pure body products (75 percent), testicular requires a $10,000 minimum deposit. with any cancer (80 percent), super- ficial cancers of the skin («6 •In tha event of withdrawal before maturtty, the consent of the bank la required andMnaccordarK^wttb/suoarvtsorii *'40°° PERM percent). authorities' regulations, a "substantial penalty" will be Imposed. Mr tin We ARE making progress in this battle against the sec- ond greatest killer, and wa must continue to be op- Hudson City OF ALL SERVICES timistic, dedicated and de- termined. Brick Town Fort Lea NswMDord BvsrVale WITH THIS AD ChsnyW Oarfeld North Bwgan Summit 20% Do you fad awkward, self- OUnRock Oakland Tstneck conscious -lonely? Welcome CSHaKHPsrt OratM Union jar n. mi to the club. There's help for CMon Jersey Cay (5) WakMok you hi Ann Landers' booklet, Keemy WsttCeldwel "The Key to Popularity.". Randolph Township West Long Branch KURT* Send 50 canto with your re- AmMMTWIIWNOTAtWAVtNKJISMJAfW.BuT quest and a long, stomped, River Edge • Woodbuty Htighflsi self-addressed envelope to Member federal Deposit insurance Corporation CALL: 741-7780 Ann Landers' P.O. Bos UM, Stnlng Savws Sftiee 198B Chicago, Illinois *lll. Staub says same owners want to'break the union9 NEW YORK (AP)-George Stata- Staub echoed that sentiment on bargaining power aa free agents. brcnner, principal owner of the New "Pace the Nation." Rather than having a club signing a York Yankee*, said yesterday be feeli "We firmly believe there are are "ranking" free agent give up a pro- the Issues In the major league baseball some hard-line owners who have said, fessional player to the losing club in players' strike "can be brought to a 'It we don't get what we want this direct compensation, as the owners bead vary quickly." year, we're going to hurt them,'" said wish, the players have suggested a But Rusty Staub, player represant- Staub. "There are some people — pool. Each club which wished to partic- tative for the New York MeU, feeli there's no doubt on our minds — who ipate in the free-agent re-entry draft that the players and owners "are Just want to break the union." would put a player or players in the on two different planets." But Stelnbrenner told the "Face pool. Stelnbrenner and Staub appeared on the Nation" panel of Jane Grots of the But Stelnbrenner noted that players CBS-TV's "Face the Nation" a day New York Times and George Herman put into the pool then could be taken after negotiation! broke off with no and Ray GandoK of CBS News, "We even if the team providing a particular further talks scheduled didn't create,a strike as far as I'm pool player failed to sign a free agent. Hearings are set to begain here concerned." He added he didn't know "This has been an ownership prob- today at 11 a.m. EDT before a National of anybody In baseball "... who wants lem," said Staub. Labor Relations Board administrative to break the union." .During Saturday's negotiating ses- law Judge on an unfair-labor practice When It was noted that the Yankees sion, the owners' Player Relations complaint against the owners. have been a leader hi signing high- Committee, headed by Ray Grebey, Sunday was the 24th day of the priced free agents, Stelnbrenner said made a proposal that would reduce the strike, which has wiped out 304 games he still would go after a player he felt number of "ranking" free agents that so far. At the heart of the strike Is the the club needed, but added: required compensation in the form of a Issue of compensation to clubs who lose "I really feel at this point It's lime major league player. players through free agency. for compensation and not Just a draft The proposal was slightly different In Seattle Saturday, Bruce Bochte, choice. I feel it's only fair to give a from previous management plans, Mariners' player representative and good player back when I take a good "but in terms of where we are on the the club's biggest acqulsUUon through player." 23rd day of the strike, it is so inadquate the free agent re-entry draft, said that A club losing a player to free agen- in terms of provoidlng a basis for a If the strike lasts put Aug. 1, "It cy now is compensated through the settlement that it is almost impossible FACE OFF — Mats first baseman Rusty Staub, left, feels that the players and the owners "are lust on means the rest of the season. It's a amateur draft. The owners want ma- to believe," said Marvin Miller, ex- and Yankees principal owner George Stelnbrenner ap- different planets." Stelnbrenner believes that the 24- siege, They are trying to starve us jor-league compensation, which the ecutive director of the Major League pear on "Face the Nation" to dlcuss the strike. Staub dav-old strike "can be brought to a head very quickly." out." players contend will break their Players Association.

THE ARTS 15 The Daily Register CLASSIFIED 16 COMICS 1» SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 6.1981 Fiori destroys top field in taking Western Open OAK BROOK, IU. (AP) - Ed Fiori felt the pressure mounting yesterday, but the relatively unknown touring pro snook It off to capture the top prise of $54,000 with a record- shattering performance in the TSth Western Open. "The pressure was there and it usually.scares me to death, but I handled It well," said Flori. Fiori fired a final round SS-S4-67 over the hazardous 7,097- yard Butter National layout and finished with a Mole total of 177 11 strokes under par, and four shots better than the previous Western at-Butler record of Ml posted by Scott Simpson last year. "I've been working on my game, I've been working on my swing and I've played well," said the chunky Flori when asked how he conquered such a tough course while beating out a strong field which boasted the likes of Jack Nlcklaus, Lee Trevino and Tom Watson. But it wasn't Nlcklaus, Trevino or Watson that Flori had to defeat. He finished four shots ahead of Jim Simons, Greg Powers and Jim Colbert, who tied for second at 281, while Bill Rogers, who had the lead going Into the final round, finished fifth at »S Open scores, page 12

Flori, who lives in Sugarland, Texas, and claims be must lose 20 pounds to get down to the 17S listed for him in the Tour Guide, had things going so well that even when he played safe and would have been satisfied with a bogey » on No. 18, he sank an 80-foot putt to save par. "I was about to cry," said Flori. "I was the happiest guy In the world there for about five minutes. On the 18th, I hit a two Iron off the tee, a wedge over the tree, and a sand wedge to the green. I made the putt. It might have been 80 feet, but by tomorrow it'U probably be a hundred feet." Rogers held a two-stroke lead over Flori as the final round started, but that quickly went by the boards as Rogers, who had birdied the first two holes in each of the previous three rounds, opened with* bogey while Flori birdied to climb into a tie. *• Although Fiori did not have a single bogey In the round, he fell behind Simons, who birdied four of the first five holes to take a one shot lead. Fiori birdied No, e to gab) a tie with Simons and went UNEASY FEELING — John McEnroe, shown here at Kennedy Airport in New ahead to stay when Simons took a bogey 6 on No. 7. Fiori York after returning from his victory at Wimbledon, has every reason to be finished the front nine with a three-underpar S3 and tacked on biting his fingernails. The English Club Is considering taking harsh action birdies at the 12th and 15th boles. against McEnroe for his on-the-court antics and berating of officials. It was Florl's second tour victory, the other coming In the 1(79 Southern Open when he defeated Tom Welskopf in a playoff. The 164,000 payoff boosted his earnings this year to nearly $80,000. His previous high was 179,481 last year. Trouble just beginning Simons bogeyed the last two holes and missed a short putt on the 18th to drop him into a three-way tie for second place. That cost him 110,000. He had to settle for $22,400, the same amount collected by Colbert and Powers. for Wimbledon champ "It was frustrating to bogey the last hole when I had 'second place locked up by myself," said Simons, who finished WIMBLEDON, England (AP) - The McEnroe was on his best behavior in the API with a final round 70, as did Colbert and Powers. Rogers troubled story of the Wimbledon tennis final and defeated Borg on merit. He served HKCORD KIM —Western Open winner Ed Flori kisses his newly-won trophy after closed with a 74 for Ztt and $12,000. tournament will drag on tor two months more consistently than the defending cham- shootono a record 11-under par total of 277 to win the tournament by four strokes. Colbert birdied the last two kolas to mate It and Powers before John McEnroe, the new champion, pion and played the big points more secure- Flori pocketed $54,000 for the win. birdied five of the last eight knows what ultimate penalty is hi store for ly him. But McEnroe's rebellious behavior went The International Tennis Council is due on. That night he dodged out of the Cham- to meet during the U.S. Open Cham- pions' Dinner, at which all Wimbledon pionships in September to study reports champions are expected to wear evening from the All-England Club on the court dress and respond to a toast. Cosmos edge Roughnecks inOT behavior of the rebel champion. His father, New York lawyer John Pa- have the game wrapped up If the club's recommendations are ap- trick McEnroe, said his son was celebrating EAST RUTHERFORD tie the score at 2-2 and send near the net to save toe shot. mistakenly called for the In- proved McEnroe will be fined a total of elsewhere. Officials of the All-England (AP) - Terry Hennessey the match Into overtime. with » seconds left In regu- The NASL's leading scorer, fraction, and the goal was lation time when Cabanas' $14,500 and will be liable to suspension for Club said McEnroe told them he would not says be felt "sick as a pig" Robert Cabanas' header however, took his rebound disallowed. up to a year. be at the dinner but promised to appear at after his first loss as coach of 5:45 into overtime clinched first header broke a 1-1 tie. kick on the right side, and The game was prayed the end and say a few words. the Cosmos' victory. However, with Just nine sec- Blleckl was helpless ss Chl- The Council is not expected to take such the Tulsa Roughnecks after before 33.673. extreme action as that. And McEnroe will But It was all left to Chris Evert Lloyd, dropping an overtime game Cabanas, s 29-year-old onds left, Wallace connected aaglia sent it into the right •hunt, Tea Mas 9 on a corner kick from Duncan side of the goal. certainly not miss the U.S. Open, which be the women's champion. She responded to a to the North American Soc- Paraguayan who has played TORONTO - The Toronto has won for the last two years, because the toast by Sir Brian Burnett, chairman of the cer League champion Cos- for his country's national McKenzle to even the score Romero and Chlco Borja BUxsard gave Coach Dave atM. unit will not meet before then. All-England Club, and made a gentle Joke at mos. team scored two of the Cos- set up CUnaglia for the telly, Turner his first triumph at the expense of her absent fellow champion. mos three goals. Victor MoreUnd also as- which was Chlnaglia's 19th McEnroe, 22. made history by beating "I'm absolutely delighted the team's helm Sunday with BJorn Borg 4-6, 74, 7-6, 6-4 hi Saturday's • "Sir Brian told me I would have to mat the players gave me a "In soccer, you have to be sisted on the play by tapping score against Tulsa and die a t-0 blanking of the Jack- make two speeches, one for myself and one McKensie's kick a few feat to most by any NASL player final and ending the Swedish stars five- marvelous performance," good but also lucky to score," sonville Tea Men that year reign. But on the way to the final he for You-Know-Who," Lloyd said. Hennessey said after Tulsa Cabanas said through s trans- the right inside the box, posi- against one team. snapped an eight-game To- tioning Wallace. did a few other things that caused members lost 3-2 last night. "But at later. "Yon can't say you can Chlnaglia's kick also gave ronto losing streak. of the highly respectable All-England Club "But I am only speaking for myself the end of the day, I'd still control the ball all the way. Giorgio CUnaglia scored him 60 point* tor the season, It had been six weeks to splutter into their teacups. because I don't have the same vocabulary." Sometimes, It Just happens to the game's first goal early In a mark he exceeded last year When be talked of Borg after the final, skk as a pig because we de- since the BUxsard had scored In three matches, two singles and a served to win, and I'm sorry go into the goal." the second half, and the Cos- with 77, but no other player a victory - $-1 over the Chi- McEnroe was all good sportsmanship. mos held their lead uirtil 81: J3 yet has reached. doubles, he was reported for arguing over for these boys," said Hen- Cabanas high-arching cago Sting oi May 17 — and line calls and abusing officials. "I am glad to have beaten one of the nessey, a Welsh native who is header.came off a sailing when McKenile sank a pass Tulsa appeared to have the losing slide cost Keith greatest players in the history of tennis," 1-1 since last Wednesday. kick by Julio Cesar Romero, from Wallace, evening the tied the game midway Eddy Us coaching Job. He stormed out of a press conference he said. "I want to congratulate him as a after being asked a question about his girl With nine seconds left in who was set up In turn by score at 11:33. through the first half when But Toronto found the win- great champion." South African winger Steve Goalkeeper Zeljko Bllecki Dean Neal scored on a penal- friend Stacy Margolin and It sparked off a the regulation game, the ning formula under Turner, fight between two reporters. SeeMeBateo.pafeU Roughnecks' Barry Wallace Wtgerle at 86:46. deflected Chlnaglia's first ty kick. However, referee connected on a corner kick to The Cosmos appeared to kick, running from his sone Paul Avis admitted be had It 12 The SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 6,1981 Borg-McEnroe: Match made in heaven WIMBLEDON, England - The red Indlui man in black In a saloon Shootout. It Is a I wy. He hit with some 69 per cent of hit like telling myself, 'Come on.' But I didn't headband that holdi John McEnroes cor version of those wild wrestling matches - tricked, sometimes wide-swinging left-handed even do that. toeww curb In place U a symbol of anger and always the good guy, like Gorgeous George, services, enabling him to move In swiftly and "When it got close, I got tougher. I was courage Bjoro Borg's (olden lock* are re- against the villain, the Mad Stringier put away the volley. determined to close the door." strained by a white band, denoting purity of It's hard torecal l when tennis has produced Stealing a Borg trademark, be managed to The McEnroe-Borg globe-girdling circus behavior and purpose two rivals so oppposite In personality and style win the big points. has all the Ingredients of high drama and Tenniili in for * great traveling road ihow WILL yet so closely matched. Borg was one of the first to give his con- gripping suspense - the two best playen in the world, so close Since they began whaling away at each queror credit for that. The young American is loaded with natural that a point or two can swing the pendulum itber with 100 mph services and chalk-raising "John got a lot of his first serves In and he talent but has a short temper fuse which he either way - crossing oceans to battle each GRMSLEY placements in 1978, they have matin IS tour- came through on the crucial points," the tall, admits he Is unable to control. With his other like restless gladiators. naments and been involved in 40 sets. Mood Swede acknowledged. slashing service, speed, reflexes and McEnroe, fiery and feisty, has broken the Borg holds a slight edge In victories, 7-6, '•I had a 4-1 laad and four set points In the marvelous instincts, be is the picture player stolid Swede's grip on the prestigious but McEnroe has won the last two. la the 41 third set. If I bad taken that set, It might have until he goes Into one of his tantrums. Wimbledon crown, wrecking Bjorn's aura of lets they have played, tbeecore is a standoff made a big difference. But John kept coming Borg, on the other hand, is a plugger. invincibility here with a 44,7-6,7-8, M victory 10-M. Thirteen of the sets have bast up with those saving big points" Lacking the Innate skills of McEnroe, be prac- Saturday on the Center Court's chopped up American has won the last two years and the tiebreakers, McEnroe winning nine. The It-year-old American, three yean tices as much as four hours a day to a point grass. young Swede, with six French crowns and five "The tiebreak is an advantage for John," Borg's Junior, admitted that be closed out of that be has become a veritable stroking ma- Five straight Wimbledon crowns, 41 match Wimbledons dangling at his belt, has.i Borg said after being dethroned as Wimbledon his mind aU the furor of the last two weeks chine. victories without a loss covering half a decade prevailed. ting. "It Is his kind of game, big serve and during which he constantly feuded with He is Cool Hand Luke, beloved by the has been broken on the taut gut strings of It should provide an exciting nead-to-head trolley, quick points. linesmen, umpires and the critical British Wimbledon conservatives and cheered by McEnroe's wooden racket. series between the sport's impeccable and "Me? I am better when we have long press and drew a succession of warnings, America's teen-age brigade. McEnroe, (or all Now the two move to McEnroe's borne Imperturbable Borg and the volatile, always- rallies." penalties and fines. of his whining, bickering and boorishness, Is grounds - the U.S. Open at Flushing Meadow ready-to-explode McEnroe. Young McEnroe borrowed some pages "Whan you play Wimbledon you've got to anil establishment That puts a lot of people in - oa a bard, fast artificial surface where the It Is the quiet "Shane" against the snarling from the Swede's book to score his epic vie- give it everything you've got," he said. "I felt his corner. . . McEnroe may face large conduct fine Cosmos win, 3-2 (continued) the Kicks but recently dealt Montreal Coach Eddie (continued) with Tore Cervin getting a to Montreal, got some re- Flrmani. "He's fitting In Their rivalry, which Borg said was good for the game, is goal and an assist and goal- venge on his former team by better now and working ex- likely to be renewed at the U.S. Open at Flushing Meadow in keeper Tony Chunky record- scoring a goal. He beat Min- tremely hard." New York. Ing Us second shutout for the nesota keeper Randy Phillips Minnesota tied It as Ace McEnroe gave Wimbledon problems it bad never had from 5-15 Bliiiard Jacksonville at 7 22 with a hard, low shot. Ntsoelengoe headed the ball any previous champion in the tournament's 104-year history. fell to 10-10. It was WlUey's second past Montreal goalie Bob The whole of Britain watched McEnroe's matches and Mamlcl, BJckiS goal since Joining the Manic Rlgby but Gordon Hill put the court tantrums on television. During one match 10 people MONTREAL - Alan in mid-May. Manic on top for good at 58:46 telephoned Wimbledon and asked that be be disqualified, a Wllley, for years a star with "He's a fine player," said on a penalty kick. spokesman of the All-England Club said. But this troubled Wimbledon left some peaceful memories behind. One was Kathy Rinaldi, the happy little 14-year-old from Stuart, Fla., who became the youngest winner in the tournament's history. She beat Sue Rolllnson In the first round U.S. wins big at Henley but fell toClaudi a Pasquale of Switzerland in the second. HENLEY ON THAMES, England (AP) - Lloyd was a highly popular women's champion. She is the Washington in the semifinals Saturday. U.S. crews won three trophies on the final first local resident towi n Wimbledon in living memory. She The winners received their prises from day of the Henley Royal Regatta yesterday. and her husband, British Davis Cup player John Lloyd, have Princess Grace of Monaco, whose brother an apartment at Wimbledon near the tennis grounds and The University of Washington's junior Jack Kelly once won the Diamond Sculls at spend part of the year there. varsity heavyweight eight won the Ladles' Henley. Challenge Plate, the Charles River Rowing Yale narrowly failed to complete a three- Association eight took the Thames Cup and race sweep of Ladies' Plate successes when Western Open summaries Holy Spirit High School of Absecon. NX, Washington edged (he Ells by half a length In captured the Princess Elizabeth Cup for the finals of the JV heavyweights. Schools OAK BROOK, III. (API - Final tcorai and monav-wlnnlnoo vaitarday In lha Earlier in the season, Washington had UOO00O w.it.r n Oe coxed fours in the first regatta in which In the semifinals earlier Sunday, Yale Oon PooU». 11.017.. 4S-70-71-75—IH women have been allowed to row at 142-year- Curtlt Slr.nei. WAV 717OM74-H1 beat its old rival, Trinity College of Dublin, Tarn Kltt. l».oij 711*72 74-H4 old Henley by two lengths. Yale also turned in a faster Lon HlnU, IMO0 71 75-40-7J-117 Jtrrv P.I.. U.1M 75 nnu n The surprise winner of the premier event, time by 12 seconds than Washinghtoo, which Mil. MM, li.JM 71.70-74 71-MS the Grand Challenge Cup for heavyweight «•» Haataar, IS.1M 7S.7I-I.7O- 1M beat Trinity, Conn., College, by 11-3 lengths aik MaiurxuM. 11.110 Ta-TMtTO-SH eights, was the Oxford and Thames In the other semifinal. JKk Rannar, U.SSJ. 7<7Ht7Jm BACK PASS — The Cosmos' Giorgio Chinaglia, right, passes back to a teammate as Lon NrtlMfl. HIM 717M774— ai Tradesmen, who beat the British national In the finals, Yale led by three-quarters of Kt» Cakhnll, I3.SSI. 71,717074-100 George Gibbs of the Tulsa Roughnecks reacts to the play. Action came during the crew, Leander and Tyrian The British na- Jim CtiiiK.y. U.II1. 71-71-71-74—101 first half of last night's game at Giants Stadium. a length up to the halfway mark before oiwv oinrn. M.iio 717444-74—m tionals had defeated the strong University of Washington rallied. Andy North, P.J10 71-n-n.n-an Ed SnaaO. U.JI0 75 74 7»7O-Ht Lao EMar. I3.5W . 71 71 14 71- .-at Mutarl Orawi, W.SI0. 74-74-71-70-lOt Mlka Pack. U.4M. 7t-71-7O-75-K0 Wishful Stephenson wins by a stroke DORION, Quebec (AP) - probably come true," said 29-year-old Stephenson a 1- Winning the 1200,000 Peter Stephenson. over-par 73 for the day and a Monmouth Jackson Classic, one of the Helped by Stephenson's 72-hole total of 278, 10-over- top events on the Ladies Pro- skill with a putter, the wish par for the tournament The fessional Golf Association became reality yesterday shot also averted a possible Park today tour, was more than wishful when she rolled In a 19-foot three-way playoff with Lopez- thinking for Australian-born birdie putt on the 10th bole at Melton and Bradley, who trt: Mjaa, J yo 4 m. Mai, Claw., a t Soma Klnda Luck (No Boy) 10-1 Jan Stephenson. 10 Tadllnconlrol (Boalmaar) 10-1 the 6,287-yard, par-72 Sum- waged an exciting, see-saw RsT 11 Indian Llontnlng INamatl) II "My friend Debbie merlea Golf Club and re-battle with Stephenson t Poawot (OonuMt M) II •a: nMSt, i n a m, «aw.. IM a vu Meisterlin recently gave me a corded a one-stroke victory 1 Hawaiian Fifty (Tnornburt) »-l 1 wn.atgr.ii (Oom.il 7-1 throughout the muggy after- 3 I ail SM lOenuMI Ml S-1 1 MuilcMakar (Thornai) lit book, and If I remember the over Nancy Lopez-Melton and noon. < Schrld. ITililral IS I 1 Tal lOalahouuavt) 4-1 1 Nakarknn (Harnandail tS-l IMIVIalParrttl 1-1 quote, It said: 'Whatever you Pat Bradley. "I can't believe that last 1 CWvar Pick (Oomall 4-1 5 Dirk Sam. IP. og.nl (I wish, if you wish it, it will 7 Savarlly IBrumlltkll 1-1 1 Elk'I Elm (No Boy) 10 I The dramatic putt gave the putt went in," said Stephen- I Iron Clarion lAUKroftl IM 7QuligoovalAihcro(ll 11 •XI74M.Iya.CliM, IM a, 71 Va* I Manor Drlvar (Brumll.ldl IS I son, who collected $30,000 for I NoAjumotltv iMcKnlorrU in t Good Hoavan's Olrl (Oom.il IO I her efforts. "I've missed 1 Pour Ml MOri lRydo.ul » 1 10 In tha Quick Iwllaan) • I J Hlon On mill IRIuo M-1 AE Dollonlful Vicky INamall) 10 I four-footers under pressure I Bunt Out (Qulnon.il SI AE Gold Whirl IThornourgl 15 I before, but this gives me con- S SIHioad (Parrat) 7-1 nHHM.lnCtai.lM 1 Happy Allaaratll (Talalra) is i la Proud and Bright (Wllionl i I fidence under pressure for the 7 Plirn La Dotu (Varoal 4-1 la Elavaniat (Thomat) 1-1 1 wormy Oancar INoBoyl S-J J Fiirl.H Donna (Thornburgl S-1 future." IM: IMM I r» a a*. Ckw.. IM a I/M 4« Dinlilli May Gom.1 4-1 Lopez-Melton, making her t BaM Giant lAihcreft) 4-1 SnOMandyoEoy) 4-1 • • 1 Bait IMOor lOomai M 1 Wing It Out (Pirnll S-1 familiar charge, came from 1 Rabla ROUMr IBaalrrwarl 4-1 7 Elll. 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Mat , • Far! 4 Thrllld n Dallshtad (P.rr.t) 10 1 1 Tognottl (Wins) II o-i putt of about 15 feet and set- I OK Lady (Thomatl ,..0-1 > Etp.il (Wilton) 4 4-1 1 Tr.loll Ponn IAbO.ll.nol 4 1 I La Kama Nolr (Namatl) 11 I Taylor Park IThornburg) M 1 Finl« Joa (Campboll) »1 I AH Panlha (Raotn) M 7 KlvtoHiavm IGonialai B) '.. 10-1 4 Cloy.rl.al Tony (Gllmour) IM 1 Inlarmlailon ISrumllaM) 4-1 0 NMFalon (Mccauny) 4-1 t Trona Hanoyir (Manll) »•! 1 Acclpllar't Sons (AUKrafl) 11-1 t Proud.it Charlla (No Boy) 11 4 Scorn lit lOagUardl) 4-1 • Slk Croak (No Boy! 11-1 10 R.ykli.lk IN.m.11) • i 7 Brill Cl.il iw.bil.rl IM 7 Olrll Play Too I Par roll 15 1 II Hapoy Mal.ily (AUicrott) IO-I i Armbro Rnyinm (Dalonaaulll M y IMadllallon (AUKroHl 0-1 « Jo.1 Oaorsa (O'Donnall) io-i 10 F T Scot (Marohnl 0-1 s®E8= Eli jz r^ JT •Ml Trot, SIMM 1 Million Dollar Man IB.Iol.l 4-1 «»:r>aca,iiMM to be, she said. Th 7 Parnod Edan (Altmayar) 5-1 ijimjamRMManivwuUH>M)..io-i thouaht mv Unile mitf m iwaaHoplLohmayar) M 1 m Monmouth Selections 4 Noon Star (Roll.) 10 I 2 E««utlyo Hanoyar lOaollardl) H """in y WrOie pun was 5 smokir (Salvl) 10-1 1 Orona Orada (Parkar) : IM going in. 4 HOW Mo (O'Donnall) 15-1 7 Balboa (W.bit.rl II l™'£'^:\c^ir::zt\ The putt came up short, 4 El»y KaW (M.rman) 4 1 whUe By Reggie Ster t First Blai. (No Drlyar) Ill J:! Bradley's bid for an •HI: PK1.IMJ7I -iJ! eagle on the 18th slid Just wide Peeaet, Severity, Hawaiian Fifty I Lucky Braak (O'Donnall) 4-1 \i] of the cup. She tapped In for a BUtiBed. Werthy Daacer, Pear Me Mare 1 Morning Nawi (Oalwaault) M 1 MoonlloM Bay (Ollmour) M ^JfjfBg „ birdi^ applying pre»ur«ton BaWe Iteeaer, Aaderssa, Best BIsMar 4 0B'IAndy (Maml) 10-1 I snady van (Oagllardl) 10-1 1 Wannai Filly IWltllli) 10-1 Stephenson, DUt UM resident CaiUrhaan Pafcer. Taaar, Uaels Jeha 4 J«n Abba ICampMIII IM AgaPaBUa.URehMNstr.IateriDlssiea 7 Clov.rl.af Tld. (Abb.ll.llo) M lS^SZSmV^"".:z-«Ay ¥ o* Fort Worth, Texas, re- • CounlryLHllWIng) 4-1 .ir?, M rilS58.i:::::r:::::::::ti «ponded totiiechallenge. Qels4jeeya,Iathe«« rknew it would give me HORSES TO WATCH I Oarry Junior (McNknol) a.| .1 least a tie It DUt a little BY REGGIE STER •Hoar*LacLMIWavtM l-i """ " ~- " P^ ?r5: SELECTIONlobMcdBioV)»S i pressurtake it awae bacy frok omn her. Jan" but she 4n*"tirmtm 1 - Shlaway Cab, Mohawk Lyaa, El Bathasi handleBradleyd I, tth welle defendin. Youg can' Pe-t lee ted by Stephenson. ethenrlsetUs one aslght have woa last time. 2-TiweHaaever,TBfaettl,FealxJec ^, J ter Jackson champion, bad en- The victory was the first for = = QUIStJUEYA - AMewaaw sjaaUty hers* ready far a 3 -~ PCfaMM EWfl, WM •••glr aWaMMkT tered the round tied with Ste- Stephenaoa since the Sun City is- i seen sttherea) ta*f eraaaai track. 4 - Steady Vaa, Meratag News, Lacky Break phensorr with an 11-under-par Classic In Arizona In March of NOBLE BUCK - Twe-year-eM debtrt marred by SMT t-Nevele Fella, Zarlch.Kaag Fa 2«for54-holes. 1980 and was the fifth of her % — B»Bfj>iWWMtfMaa4aW' tfttti tllf) AlaifVaH pitcher BUI Mitchell scat- two-run border. ning that put the Astros hi Bob Lerner's two—run the track. Rick Wilson will ride Sabatoge at opher tt W-W7. came back to take the night- tered six hits and fanned five The Astros picked up one front to tUy, 4-0 doable hi the sixth inning of 111. cap. M run hi the sixth on two walks Clare * Oeby't 7, M—laaaa the nightcap gave ManaUpan Distinctive Moon won for trainer Rey- Sports transactions Wall scored three runt hi naldo Nobles on June 24 by seven lengths tt Despite the setback, the and Bob Cotcntino's single I the victory. HOCK.SY the first inning off losing and added their other two in MaMuapao «, Owe • Ceby's Baker had put Clare * odds of 9-1. Jorge Tejdra will ride at 115. Astros ere still In first place 1 — B "JlCl#enTWs"rnorl , la with slW mark. The second pitcher Kevta Kuakel. Four the seventh when Rick De- I Coby's in front, M, with a Judy Setta'i Careless Rapture, un- i IKraoyaar contract at caacn at tho Amarkan Maikat place ShoreUnors (M) tad walkt forced hi one run and rechailo belted a two-run ENGLISHTOWN - Mark tworun homer In the fourth defeated hi two starts, arrived from Calder then Rich Kovae tingled in Baker doubled In the tying Inning, but Manalapan came Race Track In Florida for the Colleen and their entire weekend tcbed- DALLAS tdKNAOO-Flrod haM coach Mlko RaMhaJr. sle washed oat by rain and the other two. In the second game, un- and winning rant to cap a back to win It on Lerner's hit. turned In a sharp half-mile In 47.1 Saturday. aaaalMaa oaaca Pat* mart Marlm haaa caach tar Wo wet grounds. Wall closed out 1U scoring beaten Frank Schaufle al- tow-run seventh toning raUy Winning pitcher Wayne Early Fires will ride under 117. romalnaar at ma currant r — In the first game, winning la the fourth In Gene Brtle't lowed five tits, struck out tU and give Clare a> Goby't IU Slocum scattered six hits. Alto entered In the Colleen: Sensitive oaman, mMttaWar, (ram IM fart LatMaraWa strlkari. 14 SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, JULY 6.1981 82-year-old union flag flies again By PAMELA JANn

RUMSON - A 10-fo olea piece of history waved from a » this weekend, U years after it was first hoisted aloft another flagpole to commemorate the Spanish-American War. * The year was ltW and the flag, which bears 44 stars, one for each of the 44 states of the union at a) that time, was raised at Camp Alger.Va. Present

st the flagralslng were than President William • McKinley, members of Us Cabinet and the men of Company H. Present at its second raising were, members of the Peter Ricker family, who live at fc Ridge Rd.. L R3II ' and a small circle of friends. After years spent in the South Orange family attic of Edward Balevere, tha highest ranking soldier in Company H, the flag was finally rescued from mothballs this year by Baleveres granddaughter, Julie Ricker. Ricker said she decided to raise It after all these years because her children were excited at having the historical reminder In the family and because It was "really fun" to rediscover It with them. So this past weekend, the Rlckers and their • ^ ^1I children, Peter, 14, and Gere, 11, along with FORMER TEACHERS HONORED — Trinity AME Church. Long Branch, spon- Florida cousin Thomas Rubb, 10, and neighbor sored the first reunion of the Liberty Street School yesterday at Jerry Morgan Park. hood friends John Stump, 16. and Katharine Among those honored were Mrs. Ethel Meade Bvnum, right, the oldest leaving Shorey, 10, unfurled the flag. It took nearly every- teacher at the school, and Mrs. Elsie B. Netter, former principal of the school, one to raise it. second from right. At left are Rev. Curtis Francis and his wife, Naomi. /\ cannot believe the site of this flag." Alia Ricker said. She estimated that It was » feet OLD OLORY — Members and friends of the Ricker family, Rumson, raise flag given to long, although she could not guess its dimensions. Julie Rlckers grandfather In ISM to commemorate Spanish-American War. Her mother, Marjorie dare, of Little Silver, said that when the flag had been In her family's But, like her daughter. Gere believes the chil- be surprised if museums expressed Interest in City holds reunion dren are enchanted with the flag because it gives acquiring it. possession in South Orange, It hung nearly to the ground from the third floor. Balevere was Gere's them a direct link to history, both national and At one point, Ricker said, she believes the flag father. personal was flown off a battleship during the war Her "It was In the attic for years," she said, "and Neither family member could estimate the mother said she believed it was also flown from for a former school nobody ever gave it a second thought" value of the flag, but they both said they wouldn't an armory during the war. LONG BRANCH - The Trinity AME Church spon- sored the first annual reunion of the Liberty Street School yesterday at the Jerry The bear facts of a grizzly story Morgan Park Built in 1(03, it originally By HUGH A. MULLIGAN get It." was exclusively for black SITKA, Alaska (AP) - Those lean, leathery I don't blame the bears for being testy about children In grades one U.S. Forest Service rangers In the wide brim tourists Almost every hotel lobby or airport through six. Upon completing campaign haia may not lay much, but whan they terminal you enter in Alaska has a furry mountain sixth grade at Liberty, stu- do... Pow. Zowie. Zap. Everyone stand aside. HUGH of stuffed bear in a glas-L.OocripUon, "Shot dents would then attend Long Listen, If yon can bear it, to this Smoky the along the Kobuk River by Clem Mmwltty with a Branch Junior High School. Bear type being bearish on the subject of bears: MULLIGAN .179 howitzer at a range of Ufeet. July II, etc,." According to Vivian M. "Bears are unpredictable and dangerous. Bear stories have a prominent place In the Martin, chairwoman of the Climbing a tree may save your life, If you can get literature of Alaska. They made a bigger im- building fund committee of high enough and the tree Is stoat enough to pression on Jon McPhee, the New Yorker writer, the church, the school was withstand a buffeting." pared for mosquitoes as a good portion of the hike in "Coming Into the Country " than owl soup or integrated in the 1860s dur- Now just a minute, pardner, how Ugh do I is through musket" killing 40 mosquitoes at a slap. He records that ing toe Civil Rights move- have to climb and who is going to be down there But there's a lot more waiting than mosqultoe "once, not long ago, a writer visiting Alaska ment. Following the integra- doing the buffeting? Not, I hope, old Ursusarctos and muskeg: "The climb begins quite steeply pitched his tent on a bear trail. A bear removed tion of the school, kin- horrlbilis, as the grlixlyis called in the scientific with multiple switchbacks. After reaching the top the writer from his tent, ate him and left nothing dergarten through fourth community, where the fact that be can crash a of the hill, a boardwalk takes bikers across the but toe pencil." grades were taught there. moose's skull with a slap of his paw or rip off aa muskeg, where they should watch out for bears." I can't understand why the bear rejected that More recently, the school automobile door with his fingernails Is down- Bears along the boardwalk? In Coney Island pendl because elsewhere, In discussing the grix- had been used as a learning for ecological reasons ooly have to worry about aanaflaas, a bad sun xly's keen sense of locating groceries, McPnee center of Brookdale Com- read that interesting bit of bear lore In "All Ci and muggers. What If the bears are watching says that "unopened cans of sardines have been munity College, Lincroft About Sltka Summer," a special tourist section out for the tourists, which apparently to their found hi the scat of grisiUos." Last April, the building was put out by the Sltka Sentinel to defuse visitors oi wont? No wonder bears are so mean. If yon ever gave torn down. their fears about the local fauna Such cautionary Not to worryy, writes another local bear experp t up on openinc a can of sardines with one of those Many people associated teles always have the opposite effect en me, in tthh e same editioditi n of thh e "YelYlll att IL keys that never work you know the feeling with the school were honored Invoking sheer terror, especially when the ranger n. they have realll y All bear authorities agree ea one point: vis- and recognized, among them, goes on to advise "people who carry guns to poor eyesight but are naturally curious and may itors should not pitch their tents on bear trails Ike three oldest living former carry at least a JO-M or larger." • come close because of It." • Bears, they say, can run about as fast as a race Liberty School teachers. At PARK DEDICATED — As part of the Liberty Street I no longer even carry a Boy Scout knife. For This author, described aa "a biker who has horse and need about 100 squre miles of personal 80, Ethel Bynum is the oldest School reunion, members of Trinity AME Church pres- the unarmed, the bast the forestry flack can lived In Sltka moat of his Ufa," further en- property for Jogging room. Since Alaska has one-time instructor. Her sis- ented a plaque to the family of Jerry Morgan. Morgan suggest Is "throwing down a place of clothing if courages those who find bears unbearable to "tie several state parks and national forests the sise of ter, Charlotte Meade Graves, was killed In Vietnam and the city dedicated a park in followed by a bear In order to distract It." a bell to their packs so bears have audible warn- my home state of Connecticut, I have no Intention and Elsie B. Netter were the his honor In 1969. Members of family on hand to accept How do I know the particular bear on my trail ing. They can smell and hear much bettor than of exercising the territorial imperative In bear other two former teachers the plaque were Carol Morgan, a sister! Mr. and Mrs. is a kinky tranavestite? I don't see myself pausing you can! country. If they stay dear of the lodge and don't honored. Jerry Morgan, the soldier's parents, and James long enough to perform a strip act for his benefit. Let me get this straight now. Just because a usurp my chair by the fire, I gladly yield them the Also recognized at the reu- Morgan, tha Morgan's grandson. I figure if I'm not stopping out two feet ahead of bear has poor eyesight and the oil rich state of rest of the north country. nion were Carrie Law, 80, the my jockey shorts by the time the bear marathon Alaska has not yet got a bifocal program going for Bears, I rand somewhere, have their big toes eldest living alumnae of the kicks off, it's all over but the hors d'oauvras. myopic grinUes, am I supposed to cooperate with on the outside of their feet, the opposite Of hu- school; Marie Mooney and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Morgan Vietnam, World War I, World These Sltka folk aren't talking about back- whatever be has In mind by ringing a bell and mans. Some of them are left-handed, too. Elaine Greenwood, former ST., parents of Jerry Morgan War II and the Korean Con- packing Into the trackless wilds of the Brooks yelling at him? To me that smacks of Daniel Never having played kitchy-koo or shaken substitute teachers, and U Jr., killed In the Vietnam flict. Range. No Sir. They're talking about a quiet putting out place cards in the lions den. hands with a grixtly, I can't attest to the accuracy termer students who are now Conflict, for whom the park is A number of city officials Sunday stroll In the suburbs If Im going to be the plat du Jour for some of that Information, a condition of Ignorance that teachers in the Long Branch named. A memorial was held attended the reunion, which "A favorite climb locally," the Sltka paper near-sighted half-ton gristly, I can't Imagine my- I do not propose to dissipate with firsthand school system. for him and former students the alumni hopes to make an advises, "Is up to Beaver Lake, Just a few miles self ringing the dinner gong for hts benefit or reportage. A plaque was presented to who were killed in either annual event. past the pulp mill, where hikers should be pre- ' the woods shouting "come and It could turn out to be last-hand. • Keansburg patrol car wrecked in accident Ocean County firm probed *-^ NEWARK (AP) - A fedfed- Meaidea*t William AntoaollAntonaUl re an undercover FBI aageng t KEANSBURG - For the who apparently neglected to legedly ran a stop sign at the avoid It sign Ut a patrol car. One pas- eral grand Jury Is reportedly ceived kickbacks of up to posed as a track driver, tape second time in less than two heed a stop sign. intersection of Kennedy Way A similar Incident oc- senger was treated for whip- Investigating allegations of $3,000 from Inflated financing recorded an ITA official, and wet It i, a Bayshore police pa- Police ssid that a car and Myrtle Avenue Saturday curred In Keyport on June U, lash at Bayshore Community fraud and misrepresentation charges for truck purchases. was able to confirm Informa- night, colliding with a patrol Hospital, Holmdel, in that in- by an Ocean County firm that tion the agency had received trol car has been hit by a driven by William Dugan, 19, when a motorist who al- It Is reported that ITA has cident. authorities say has promised from Informants vehicle driven by a motorist of Route 79, Marlboro, al- car whose driver swerved to ledgedly disregarded a stop sold or leased tracks and oth- In Saturday's incident, to help its clients earn up to er services to clients and as- which occurred at approx- f 100,000 a year as owners of sured them of healthy busi- imately 7:45 p.m., Sgt. James their own trucking firms. ness hi return for a com- Beatty Jr. and Patrolman Documents on file In fed- mission on the profits. But Mauro Cordasce were trav- eral court In Newark show according to the report, docu- eling north on Myrtle Avenue that FBI agents have already ments show that clients have to answer a disturbance call seized records from the Inde- fomplalnad that they have In the neighborhood, accord- pendent Trackers Assoca- not attained the anticipated Ing to Lt Raymond O'Hare Uon's Waretown office, and earnings. The papers also re- Beatty, who was driving the have nerved subpoenas on at portedly show that customers ear, swerved to avoid least two ITA wuployees, or- have said ITA did not provide Dugan's car, O'Hare said, dering them to testify to the and hit the passenger side of grand jury. the vehicle. vision, discounts on automo- Attorneys for the firm tive equipment, and other 10 SURE have reportedly Wad docu- A passenger, Dale Hage, services. WAYS TO V, of 154 Route 79, Marlboro, mente challenging the legal- CUT YOUR NEXT who police said owned the ity of the FBI's investigation The FBI affadavit also re- vehicle Dugan drove, was and claiming agents have portedly says that Burdge has PRINTING DLL tried to Intimidate company told of Inflated prices w»ha*ju*pubM wnstiet ft MOO shaken" because of the FBI's sometimes hundreds of cnSIO.000 ' Beatty and Cordasce were vauab»lp»iwlyoumov conduct, a defense document dollars above actual costs. rmi hme neosssd mttta taken to Riverview Hospital, reportedly said. The FBI affadavit re- HOW toat MNifN n Red Bank. Beatty sustained An affadavit filed by FBI portedly accuses Antonelll of wort

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(2 • HOLLYWOOD OUTDOORS VALUES AND MORALt hra.) play add up to a viable producUon of S SQUARES 10:00 • 0 LOU GRANT Altar TY IN SCHOOL • THAT'S IT IN SPORTS Tenneut* WUUami' "Cat on a Hot Tin himself and his son, however, we miss tne • INSIGHT ranting hia houaa lo a atranga OB UNCLE FLOYD • MOVIE -(ROMANCE) acting coupla, Charha Huma Roof," In the Sandy Hook Chapel denial from King, perhaps the only ele- • FACE THE MUSK •:3O SI NBC NEWS ... "SundayInNawYork" gala suapicioua whan nalgh- ment lacking In his fine performance. • NEWS Auditorium. 0 CAROL BURNETTAND 1064CliHRob.itaon.Jan.Fon- bora report myitenoua golnga- • MACNEH.-LEHRER FRIENDSliuaHa JohnByner da. (Paid Suuacrlpnon Tatavl- oti.(HapaBl.eOminB) Also strong are Pamela Kuhn as "Sis- KamalhMara. REPORT alon) Young Albany maiden ar •OTHELASTCONVER- The 4th Street PUyen, directed by • ABC NEWS • BENNY HILL SHOW nveaalharalrlinapUoibroihar'a TIBLE Whila a POW in a Oaf William B. King (who alio portray. Big ter Woman " Mae and J. Kevin Blaine as OB TIC TAC DOUGH • ROSA DELE JOS Now York aparlmant aflar mnn camp, Tarry laarna of hia "Brother Man" Gooper, each nicely su- 1 Daddy), endeavor a difficult undertaking • CBS NEWS • NEW JERSEY NIGHTLY braaklng har .ngag.menl. fret- wila'B inlidaliiy, whan ha ••- for an amateur group with thil interwoven perficial as they lead their perfectly an- • SANFORD AND SON NCWS ting ovar that aga-old punier, rape*, hs ha* an altaif with an noying and raucous children through, over • NEWJERSEVNCOHTLY 7:67 • N.J. LOTTERY PICK-IT ahouMaglrlbaloramarrlaaa7(2 Engliahwoman.Ruaabaralyaur- tale of people learning to deal with the MEWS DH AWING (LIVE) bra) truth. After a slow and somewhat sterile and around the deepest of scenes between O) BARNEY MILLER 8:00 ••WKRPINCINCINNA- HBO REMEMBER WHEN: aaiignad to a naw ahlp; Qaof ga tint act, the player* prove themselves the other family members. Kuhn is per- • JOKER'S WILD Tl Andy, Laa and Mr Carl.on WHEELS, WINGS AND tiecomes dapreasad when a equal to the challenge. fectly cast as the steadfast foil to Maggie. 9 SIN NATIONAL NEWS CONSUMER LINE Sacral sarvtce refueee lo laeae »porlalion in Am.rlea' jfl III) (Repeal; 60 mlna ) As Big Mama, Magdalena Aden ade- HBO MOVIE (COMEDY; pmaa ctedanllala lo aoa 8:30 •• THETIMCONWAY » NEWS The strength of the cast Is where it report erLeiNeeamaneohecan ••« "Juol You And Me. SHOWTlmConwayappaaraaa I NEW DEAL FOR AR- should be - In the three leads - Big quately carries off the role of a woman alland lha Praaldanllal praaa i KM" 1070 Qeorge Burna an outgoing Pr.aldent raruc- TISTS Through interviews wilh MMM Lauom - WMtiiy Daddy, his son Brick (Kenneth J. Hart) much older than herself, improving aa the Brooke Shialda A ratlrac conlaranca In WaehMgton. t.ntly welcoming hla auccaaaor theatrical personaiiliea and ar •motto* SSHIORI and Par- play progresses. Her crying wail, how- vaudewllltan and a runaway or lo lha While House (Rapaal) Htta whogot Iheir slart innation- and Maggie the Cat (Lauren Pames). AU Uae. A«a It no barrlar to ever, whether her choice or director phan pair up HI Ihla Meal lamlK • (•'LITTLE HOUSE ON • MERV GRIFFIN Gue.la ally linancad Depression era are fine individually, with Panes excell- THEPRAIRIEY<.i.ng*lb..lh. King's, sounds too much like an air raid i (Haled I'UHKOmmi) Laa Hitanour. Shelley Wlntara, piogf ams, this special, narral- ing in her various relationships within the 7:0O CBS NEWS uallabaginatolallwilovawn'h 14 Dabbia ReynokJa. Mai Torma. «dby Oraon Wallas, examinaaa siren to be convincing. family. She instills in her performance all EVENING MAGAZINE year old Sylvia Wabb, unawara ••MONOAYNIGHTBA unique oMpenmanlmthahtstory NBC NEWS lhal aha telivmglna world ollear SEBALL ABC Spona will ol ihe arts In Amarica: federal the emotional and sexual frustration - as Alan Andreatcn, as Reverend Tooker, • M.A.S.H. und Humiliation loHowmo an at tundingof Ihaartstnlha 1930's. provlda coverage of ona ol well as all the vitriol - needed to bring provides a lightly spiritual counterpoint to TICTACDOUOH lack by a raplal. (Part ona ol a the., game.,..l.cl.dl.l.ca.t fapmirfa) "The Cat" to life. the very real problems around him. I AM NEWS two-part preeentallon) waaunavallablaatpraaallma. O LOVE AMERICAN IBULLSEYE (Rapaal. 60 mine > (Cloaad SI Louia al Chicago; Oakland at STYLE FOOTLIGHTS - Set and lighting adapt Caplioned. U.S.A.) Hart's distance from those he loves TO TELL THE TRUTH Seellla; Calllornla al Minneio M INDEPENDENT NEWS well to the constraints of the Chapel. Per- i BARNEY MILLER • PMMAOAZINC la. Kanaaa Cily at Milwaukee; most, those he therefore most seeks to CD NOCHEANOCHE formances continue Friday and Saturday NEW VOICC • • ABC COMEDY Boalon al Ballimora (It tha ID MOVIE (MUSICAL) ••• avoid, works well. But he sometimes steps STAR TREK the Omeoa SPECIAL lnI.ouM.Thr.alun Major LeauuMBaaeballplayere' "C«r«fr««" 1038 Frad As- over that fine line from distracted distance night at 8:30, with a matinee Sunday at Glory' loving laanaga glrla hllarloualy Dtriko conlinuaa, aHarnala pro- taire, Ginger Rogera into distracting staring. Hart's scenes of 2:30. EL HOGAR OUE VO dlarupl allaira al Ihalr high gramming will air.) (2 hra.. 30 1O3O O INDEPENDENT NEWS confession with King show him at his best. To readi"the Chapel, follow the Sandy ROBE achool. (II Ih. Maiot L.agu. Ba mlna.) .eballplayaia' atf iheconllnoee, mHi. COMPUTER WORLD Hook row north past the ranger station at • IELAMORNUESTHODELR E 1 CHESPIRITO 24HORAS CAD ADI A dllatnala programming wW King i.s strong and appropriately over- North Beach, and continue northward to 1 AMERICAN ODYSSEY EL INFORMADOR air.) blown as the southern patriarch, his stie the Fort Hancock area. Take left-hand 8In Octobe! r ol 1970. a lawyer, a ADAM 12 leachar and a ranch-hand ran IMAGES OF INDIANS and demeanor commanding attention. In road at fork by missile and proceed along theNawYorkmarathonandthen HBO MOVIE (DRAMA) of painful admission about bay. . began a month-long lournay of ••Vi "Sonw Cam* Run- exploration, challenge and ad ning" 1087 Frank Sinatra, OLDE UNION HOUSE ventura traveling acroaa Amer- ica m a recreational vehicle. (60 S*jf Tkmtmf mtiU fmttom 8W • THE CHRISTIANS'Tha m,n._) itoo eeeeeee Chrlelian Empire' 9:00 •• M.A.S.H. Father Mul NEWS 11 Wharf Ave., Red Bank • MOVIE -(DRAMA) •• cahy wagaa a daaparala battle • M.A.S.H. 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IS S41 nOO EATONTOWN Call 4*l.»7li ar Ma-7111 SECRETARIAL — Good typist, self- root «SM. »l-me or 4JJ 0451 HONDA CIVIC 1074 — 4-snaad. com netl voted' , eaaarperlencelnlnirokln.l * platelv rebuilt, eac, running cond., vw i*7i — 411 Sauaraaock. 41,000 • N.J. 471 1414. •M7 COUGAR — Many new parts, miles, fine cond., with snows. Coll fits. Call 1 new llrei. n—0% motor work, in Sl.HO or best oner. HI sw TRACTOR TRAILEIAILER DRIVERDRIVERSS -- 444 7147 11400. HONDA 1*77 WAGON — Ona owner. SECRETARY Mult hove I yeareers eoaaorlonca. Pun an4H7. i shea. C-PH. IMI DODOE — Htm. oood shape. Looks, runs aood. 10+ mo*. New naadii MinM t lob. call atur S p.m., clutch, brekes, ate. 11400 741-eSM. I Trucks* Vans Current opening In Susy purchaslne TRAVEL AGENT - aw-tiwtiu JEEP 1*74 CJS — Soft top, I For Sale Immedlele epenlna. 1*7] CHIVY SUBURBAN — Good condition, SHOO ' •kflli 4 knewledoe SIS D TRAVEL Audition. AM/PM. air candltlonlne. 74I.4BO4 IMS CMEV V V. TON PICKUP — Iff. onoVar stwJUcJio Heavy duty trallar hitch, f KM. Call KITSON CHEVROLET CO. l-spaed. oood tlras. Runs oood. OKC. J1 Help Wanted TWO LABORERS - SMI Per !»., WfUf, Hwv H work truck. Asking S4S0 4W1ISJ. 10 Wanted Automotive 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted *T& inlerJiaw call wllllna worker 4 iiyKnamcaHl hv S41I04O c I Ined. Call 041-0044 bgloiooh *-7 a.m. AMC STATION WAGON IWI — CHEVY IOJS — 40Serial rack. Sacrl Aulo.. PS/PS, air, AM/FM lUroo. LABRIOLA MOTORS fkt SI700 T di ll I N (M/P) — Than.. Prl.. one S SMSP ml. 1)100 544 im d.«. EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHAN PART-TIME - M DM An ague! appartunlty emaleyer Newman Icrlnes Rd Red Bank IC -** in braiiaaV* iracw m&* HMia**afaa C Mi mi otter t a sundevs. 741-14*1 tar. p . ?e'ssisi"wJ CHEVY 1071 — I S general auto repairs. Fereton a SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT AMX ml — Motor a parti have to domeiiic can. Tools necsliery Can duties as needed CCertified o Moil.. Wed.. Thurs.. prl.. Wostwaod — Full-time eventless. Mutt MM MiRcaoas lesi — nest cow*. auta.. new engine. IMS*. Dennis or Som. S41-HJ0. •lenced leecher witit h l dl Hell Hebrew Homo. Ml Beth AM., be intlailM. SOW. IH1 OMsmoMle. 408-1111 eaperlence. Apply In person at Ed classic, sunroof, automatic, runs 11 Business Sarvlcas Lowe Braaca. " Mods minor ropalr. HIS. 8N-1S7I. good, needs Hint, UOO0 741-tHO, FACTORY WORKER — Skilled on Mini Sunoco. 410 Brood St. » Hwv. PORD TRUCK 1*78 — W baa, steal M. Keyeert. ' SUICK WAGON 1110 — P5/PB, air. hand saw ilaadv ilMiirnlsMS wH* hood educetlen. eWlrty to work wl RN OR LPN (M/P) — I nlohts WAITERS/WAITRESSES. BAR MERCURY COLONY PARK WAG deed and kick plate, hydraulic lift. PROFESSIONAL BATHROOM — weekly, 117 e.m. every other week TENDERS a COOKS - Apply The claw I hitch, root rack, HIOWI with ON 1171 — Original owner. 41.SOD S4.000 0411110 HSi iV. record Con 844-4*00 degree ef Mdepeodance Sept 1.1*0 STB NO/TYPIST - To eel OS Central rims, rum good, dopondeble. Cleenlng Reeroullng I loo. a I to June ll. ion. Hours to be mutual end aft, HN in oc par shift LPN Bach Doer, Untan St.. Red Bank ml., snows/rlim. MOO or best offer. tiles LactraalOI. 747H41 FARM HELP WANTIO - Port- office secretory. High level of ea- 041*401 UHIJ4 MM141. SCOUT IM4 - 4 wheel drive. 4 cvl.. time or full lime, senior cltUens pertonce required. 11.10011.100 . Applpply In now eahausl. rune aoad. tTM. will welcome. *44-4»i: •rlimlima tto : L. FFerrahh . MCISMCISCC . HwHwvv. BUICK ESTATE WAGON Mil MONMOUTH MOTORS talk. 707 01M after 8 p.ni. a Dally ROalllo WOOTWMd Hell Hebrew Hema, I a cameaall Ct. PraohoM. NJ. carrloi pitntv or baeoeae, satf eeod » Hwv. IS, Eatentown FULL TIME SECRETARY — Prom Bath AM.. Law Branch. M ••tivillilrMj/ChlloJ mileage t ll roollv like Mi, To try S41-24I4 » i Must drive. Eacellent benefits It, call III uu 4 Motorcvclas RN OR LPN (M/P) — 4 nlehts SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS - CeWt MONTE CARLO IVI — MM coal 74i isio PART-T 1MB HOUItWORK - weekly. Thurs.. Prl.. Sat, Sun.. RN Openlnos for HI shift or 11-7 Meht SUICK SKVHAWK 1*74 — Hatch- SI |r*VvP ^VOBIIKW OINIRAL INSURANCE AOENCY Meal far retiree. Ca 15100 oar shut. LPN 841.00 per shift shtftTone term work. Cell S^THO. back, V ». air, PS/PB, AM/FM i. 1070 KAWASAKI 40c — laperlenced In rating, policy FULL-TIME — DaakMed child cert Ola. lia« Drat, aiklng (MOD 747-110] regulrod for O-vr.-OM bay 4 MfaM Mala/Femala writing personel/commerclel. ng PART-TIME TYPIST - 4 to 1* Hrt «.! TrJrTTrl.'^JUaU'lSii MUSTANO 1H0 — Restored, must 7*7-e*01itnytlme ISaW a_ — — — — — tMjkvahaOj efttwauaalRySi In eaVeaSl Hebrew Home. SSI lath Ave.. Lena teechers of French. Science a need see. ve 1*9, 1 ipaad. many exlrei. lira) inSuretifCaj. 9#nQ ronuiiuf in BJQOI Branch. Ins. cell 747-1774, • a.m. to II noon BUICK REGAL 1*71 Bast offer. M4 0IM. 1*78 KAWASAKI 400CC — lax. AIDES HOMEMAKEP. HOM F 14*. The Dolly Reelsier. eence one reports, nseinass or t p.m. to 4 p.m. Certification HXSSA' * adjrijS n aBfcIIrf i MATURE MINDED WOMAN — Ta v 4. vary Mod cond., loeded COt* pw m>l* WrjliniB1V# II HEALTH AIDIS — Full or part ', N.J. 07701 and accuraccurocyv assentlel. Reply: Bo RN OR LPN M/P - Part-time. Ill Call 1*1-81*7 MUSTANO It7i — Mach II. 71 electric Hart MI-HS4 aftar 4 p.m. lime end IMwur duty. No e c ill.. ThThee . Dall0011*y . IReel.t. S 7-1. Full frlnae benefits. Pleese eekvlll Omo old baby. Evemnos 4 miles, 4-saead., 4-cyi.. AC. AM/FM GLAZIER - E.perlenced or Shrewsbury, N.J. 077*1. cell Mrs. Smith. 071-0100. weekends. Call before I. 4*81177 SUICK REGAL 1*7* - 17.000 miles. S7S0. perlence notesserv. Pree trelnlng Iraki. Apply Morrli Plata Glees TEACHEEACE R - PePer younyg N.I. clou cassette, vary ctaan InsWa and out. course. Earn hourly wages PHIS IS lo a vra efdf l In privatpriate campue oac com). SHOO Call M1HH or (1H0. a||.|SM. 1174 KAWASAKI — KD100 dlrl tXke PART TIME — TvUna teacher Mr SALESPERSOPERSON —- Retail factory school Must hove NJ Teacher of the 741-448*. aoad cond. m-iiS4 after 4 p.m. mllaaea. Car and telephone nece r mi-lea, AHO. eeccer apprealmatelv IS Man 0 son. Coll Pantllv 1 Children'! So HOUSIWORKIR — Live-In. 0 days, Handicapped certificationcertifcan. la M Domestic Help (ISO fall 1MI Call dey .. i Red Bonk eree. Wrno Ban l d l MUXooa CAMARO IVI — 4-UOOd. HO, Ea 1V4 Cadillac. 4o«or sldon. aoau- vlr. mtlOO or Ml-QIOO. selery 1110 e week plus free room » v 1*5, The Dolly Roalolor, eerlence end earl. cMUXooa Decs t.iitni condition. 1*70 KZ aSO — E'C. cond . KeadsrS. board Must have own trensparta HOUSEKEEPER — Pull a Part tlful saafoam oraan body with white APPLIANCE SERVICE MECHAN Hon. Call 4*1 M74 after 5:1* p.m. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. CALL 4*5 »M0 anytlmo. vinyl lop. Priced tor oulck sale. cultom seel, 1 helmets, canvas cov- PART TIME — ll to 4. secretory Sumo bv*Juiv to lo Prntloet, Man cam WHty. er, new tires, lew mlleaoe. ttaraae- IC — To service all heuoeheld molor Hfc *fc*.^afcai ahaaaf akdka*~ mouth Cll Li C ' CAMARO 1*4* —11,00* or bast atlar. (»00. 741-0174 anytime. Ill 4400.» i. apollences. Veer round, all benefit INSURANCE AGENCY — Loeklna SALES CLERK — All hours Includ- Eaperkn ask tor Thompson. kept. 11400 110-7140. witn pfaavatn PVV ing nlohts a wookoado far Call between 4:10 4. (.» p.r Eaperlenca preferred Prom 0 to for lunlor Commercial Property and ""'phones '""l" LIVE-IN DOMESTIC — Oenerel 1*7* YAMAHA MO SPECIAL — Inc. call m 4JS1 or otter 4 p m . 1I1M14 CoouaHy underwrlur. Knowledge of Kreusier s Slere In Polr Haven, and PARK CHEVROLET CeiVstl-IOM between t ln hours only for Krausier s SakhVLaaslno-lervlce-Parts cond. I1SM. rating essential. Salary com ot hours only for Krausier s •IS4.il oar week, IM eon. 04 tn., AUTO SALES rTefifllUfaij~ — __»^^ vKaaSaa NliK fekjlllun aOIUlV •» nil ,a n •HUmaWPTl aj I r FlJ Store In HoiMM . MuoMtt SSo MM or oMorMo . TELEPHONE OPERA CARS GALORE! Rt. 44—771 1111 -Neptune 071-1*74 -' Plui tree room 1 board. Minimum I Raseas Pantloc of Red Bank hoe en area Cell M1-747-O777. In Pair Haven call *4i »m, Haiiet TOR/BOOKKEEPER - Ta handle Ovar IS to choota from (many small Immediate opening In their now and months paid Okporlonco. Coll can), ranalna rratn (HO to 1N0O PINTO 1171 — Runs good, has high 1078 YAMAHA 4.80 XS - Good condl Incanwta} caivat t 4V4V. past t tas S 041-7711. mileage. Need! same work, 1175 Iran, low mileage. S»» used car deaertmlnl. Previous re INSURANCE — Eaperlenced ostro- resume or letteltt r staling eaperlence Comt iaa and savol tarv needed Cell Mono Lewis at SALES - STATIONERY KINGSLY AUTO firm mom 7411044 tall a«p preferred. MuM So ratloDIo PHONE PERSON — Port-time to P.O. Boa 170, MI*pTlll«ll, NJ aggressive and IntareOtOd In stood* •MM. wosksnas. 4-t e.m. Red aonk Plua 0774S 1 1*00 SUZUKI 880 — E«c. cand. Ask- M Situationa»y •*OP"* •••••a*' Wanteae «•>•• • aa^adi 5426*00 PONTIAC IMS — Convertible, eac. employment. Contact Bon Ressei e 0411411 mild., some miwlieso of su throughout, tar detain. ing 11*00. 101 Brood St., Red Bank. 741.SU0 INSURANCE —On tlonorv products Is reoulred. Per TELEPHONE SOLICITORS - CHEVELLE IV! — JJO. eaod cond., 747M74 7i» 0474 after 8 9.m. lairKV ^ PHYSICAL THERAPIST - (RPT menent work, reguler hours. M Needed for Eakjnlown trade Khool AUTO MECHANIC — Position _. Belch system e«P k Ith Infants. So nlehU or weokondl. Oead waaoo magi, dual aihausl, naw tlras, ask' BSA 1*71 ROCKET — eSOcc. eac. ell Inc., Hours 0 a.m. M t P.m. laporMnco ing St.MO ISMM7 batwaon S.; only PONTIAC BONNEVILLE far okoortoncod mechanic in long Centocl: Hoimei a McDowell parents 00 port of I plui benslni. Reply M Boa MM. OfOfoiiod. but will tram the rleht BROUGHAM I«7I - VMt miles. cond.. stack, new tires, laoo astabiiuied firm. Positive ottltude ntervention Preoram loom ADULT OR CHILD CARE — In II The Dally Register. Shrewsbury, ' Individual! Cell from 0 e.m. M I Leonardo name, anytime * CMIVV^ IH* plush valour Interior, AM/FM sejr- 741-ara will make you oiet of mom In flat a.m. only, 541 ml Ask Mr Jean. eo, cruise control, till wheel, power rate shop. Apply In person el M LANDSCAPE OARDENER'S mghls, weakly, emareonc HELPER - InparMacad only. IS 1 «M-V*> seat, air candltlonlne. power win- Schwert. a Sane Inc.. 141 Was PIUA MAKER SALESPERSON - Care and em ERSONS II) 1*15*01 or Ifi-as* fer"mere a> dows, power locks, (USD 747-1SM. 11 sail, oood running cond. Frofll Str##l, nao BfiHlt. veers ar older. Cell after I, Ml lex Eaperlence necessary SON. Coll 7I7OO4O oho*. Yeer round, days Oeed Tyd CHEW BEL AIR — IN*. 44oor, 4 After S. U1-17SI Call OomUw'l Pliie, SOWS4 Ings. Shrewsbury eree. Cell S4H884 la call cvl Rum aood Aiding 1110 BARTENDER - Full-time, epply I LARGE INSURANCE AOENCY — EXPERIENCED IN CHILD CAM HARLEV DAVIDSON - Sportster Seeks eaperlenced commerclel lines PIZZA ORIVERSWANTED — M - Will can for roar chad or cha- »7 sni. Hailat. PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1177 — Par- 1*87. ell chrome, mint cond., enelne perion Shore Point Inn, DM HWV MusTammrsslel c3fo47.74»ISl far mule, s c vi , air, PivPa/PW, power IS, Heilel have gam car. lyonlnae. After SALESPERSON - Eaparlanced In dran. In my home, ages 41. u». Mow. CHEVROLET 1W* MONZA — Slua, recently rebuilt. Must see to ep- for epaelntmant, thru Prt. Very Illli. with own trunk. AM/FM O-track 14.100 Call preclale. Asalno 11*80 0415114 aftar p.m.. Red aonk Piiia, BB-SW1. Kyi,, iwaad. a«c cond. AM/FM after 4 p.m.. lM-axS. IARTINDIR M/P - Full time, ea cor 4 references 1*14401 cauatta (4*00. MJMIU I p.m. I. Cell Mtwo ' LIAO VOCALIST — High ra WANTED — Eapailllim service PORTER (M/P) — Han HOUSE AND OFFICE CLEANIN* RltTENHOUSE HARLEY DAVIDSON SPORTSTER 747-4*11 SALE*rsS CLERrK - In Rad Bl aersen M repair cantrel 0*7 condl CHEVROLET CITATION COUPE LINCOLN MERCURY, IK. lumber a hardware store Seme ex- tlenlne ta "oil Mat. pay com - Raatanakte retesTs O C leeners. — t«N. Aulo., PS, air. Ona awnar, — 1*78. Lots Of chrome, ex. cond BEAUTICIAN - With followlna S''SS'*' CU"K Call anytime fOO Hwy. II 775-IHO Ocean Twp. Not much use. Call 071-0440. perience naceeearv, part or fall wtth oaeorleiKe cai vary Urn mllaaea. AUiln* sins' MECHANIC time. 741 nil Ulnmn UK ToTeeSt'aokTor uo-im Call 74I-ITI4 ROVER — MG, Triumph. Jaguar. HONDA 880 1*70 — 4 cvl.. esklng To do front end, brakes a n . PREP PERSON 1 SUB MAKER TIT Molars, 110 Woodbrldao Ay*., Ineulre Red Benk Tire. 747-MM CHEW BLAZER 1t74 — 4n4-ttxtS Highland Park. S7MI77. BOOKKEEPER — I days a wee*. a only, full lime llrai. naw clutch, runs aoad. (MOO. must So full (Korea with eaperlsnt MEDICAL SECRETARY - Perl Call TOT-1440 ar 4as-twt. SAAB 1V0 — t>. 1-daar, 4 cvl.. 4 HONDA 1071 - CK U0. blown Duties Include payroll, tans. AP time. M hours per week. Tuee. speed, runs oood. clean. (100 or bast AR thrown trial balance. NCR c through Prl.. 1-4; every Sat.. 10* AM. CORVETTE \m — IIP I weed. T offer. Deys, SU4O71. ask for Gory outer system. Will troln. Co Pteooo MM resume M II* MeaM top. air. PS, PB, anc. cond. ssuo .mo -iym PRESS PERSON — Perl-time After S, S41-1071. ' Ave.. Re* Bank. NJ arm. some oKoorlaitco necoooorv. Saiar CLASSIFIED 47I-14U. HONDA 780-K 1*7* - Block. 1.180 SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC BOOKKEEPER — Larae volume MOTEL ROOM CLEANING commenmrete with eaperlence CORVAIR MM — SIM Good parts ml., like new. many estrei. SH Call 0:»S:10, 844441 Newman Springs Rd.. Red Bank 071-178* attar 7 a.m. auto dealer saeU bookkeeper d.l Part-time, mornings hours, Inctud- car, air condition*), aood Intarlor. •ntry parson. Slrauo Matart \nc • *• a at aiei ar* s.. .-. --s- •*..-* good tlrtl Call aftar S p.m., S4*4tt2. Miam HONDA 1*7* — 1*8. eic. condition. ON Hlghwey :IS. Kevpart. Centac lirtt WoMotolnOV- aWasiTV PrtjoU, raiuil RIAL ESTATE SALES SCHWARTZ — ChryslerPlymauth- Jim Woltort. have own cor. For Inoorvlow call ASSOCIATE - ERA Will ... CREDIT PROBLEMS M.ida International 141 W. Front M-1U7. ——• ——••-•— referrals. No catnT II vou'rt worklne, w« can SI., Red Bank 747 0717 BOOKKEEPER LEGAL SECRETARY — Sleno era- Iraimn* a eupervlllen. Call for de halp to oat you financed. He money ladoer entries f#fr#d, h4fiv v t v oina a> laiaafiaiea fac tails. ERA Maimed Reelty. 471-808 BUSINESS DIRECTORY HONDA CYCLES - And Mepedt, down Payments arranged to suit STUN CADILLAC Shore Area's Number Ona Dealer generel ledger hL.r._ul To 1171 sale aroctloner. Solorv com- your natdv Many Naw and Quality ASBURY AVE., ASBURY PARK Rl, » South, Freehold. 441-4*01. We ACE EMPLOYMENT AOINCY mensurete with eaperlence. Coll RIAL ESTATE — We ere busy I Wo Used Can to choose from Call Mr. ns-MH will not be undersold. 10 I homes 747-M04 lhls«lOur 041-4140 o. 741 10M otter 0 p.m. tor A DAILY GUIDE Fredericks el fusses Pontlac. It) Bread SI. Red Bank MI-SISO STRAUS BUICKOPEL KAWASAKI 1*7* — 10*0. auellenl BOOKKEEPER Bankaree-YouceutddoMtterher OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS NINE ACRES of Naw and Used Cars condition, asklno 11,000 Call Accounts payable, light typing. I NURSES RN's a. LPN'S We nrevlda arslsislsnel tralnln* DASHER 1V4 - Auto, redlals. HWV is 741-8081 oiler I p.m. culatar. Benefits, la II7J Fee rei Immediate fMor time, messlve a AM/FM, 13 mag, S0.000, 4-door. runs NURSE'S AIDES M/P vertlilng support S e friendly staff . a looks naw. U4S0. 471-4M4. THE FINEST SELECTION — Of HOMEMAKERS Century 11 Is Die No l real ootaM new end used cars In Menmautn ACE EMPLOYMENT AOINCY HOUSEKEEPERS S LIVE-INS S Auto Services/ 10 Thomas 747-MM Ihrswetury comoeny You can be He 1 with us DRIVEWAY DODGE CORONET 1171 — moot. County. Ovar 100 alr-cendltlened Full or pert lime, needed for Nor* Cell or writs Rooer Cesene. Century PBNCINO MISCELLANEOUS OKC running cond., air, naw tires, naw cars In slack. McOLOIN Parts Monmouth one. High pay. No fog. It Colons Aeencv. Ill River Rd CONSTRUCTION Kjm mi. sno. cell nt-tsN. BUICKOPEL INC., Shrewsbury Coll for Interview at People Can. Pair Haven. N.J. (Mtl 741 7404 Ave., New Shrewsbury. 741-410*. BRANCH MANAGER 1*4 Bread St.. Red Bank. SK-IOBI or PAMILV FENCING - Free estl CLEAN UP JOBS — AttKS. kes» CRAOAR SS — Like new. 14" a 2 or 1 veers recent commercle I River Rd., Bridle, N.J. OS-ton. FOR QUALITY PAVINO — Call S cemmerclel moms. Me. LleM naming, mk> FIAT 114 CONVERTIBLE H73 — S- TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su- dish rims, withunllugIII.complete banking eaperlence B.A. degree Crystal Cera. 1H-0H1 Free esti- Idemellllen, lawn mowln* 471 1114 spaed. AM/FM/CB/slereo.. new perb service. DOWNES PONTIAC. business. Aseoc. degree or A.I.B •SSNfRATTEND OUR mates and low price*. with 4* series B F Ooodrkh tiros. TOM'S BICYCLI REPAIR seen 4. top. good mpg. SUM 41 Lower Mem St.. Metewen. Must sell. 81*0 7S7-1H4. courses. Strone operettas and leed- NURSE LPN M/P MMtH. BtVaW ership background. To 10K. fee pa W July ath, 7:M em.: "is » PREE ESTIMATES — Asphalt PURNITURE Tj^M OUAL EXHAUST SYSTEM — 4 AC! EMPLOYMENT AOENCY ESTATE CAREER POR drlvewovs. Barking lets and sealer. FIAT 1M0 — 10400 ml , original TOYOTA COROLLA WAGON IVI Slasa packs. 1 before the rooor end SO Themes 747-MM Ihrewsaury If you're Interested In erovXMUng CENTURY 11 Ernfclnder I yM REPINISHING owner li.ioo ar bast offer. - Automatic * radio. Same rust, but 1 In the tall pipes. Fully welded, no excellent nurolne core end working 101-471-1 ART'-COISC. PAVINO T«i-taa* PAINTING* in-uti drlv.i greet Need oukk sale. MM leaki. all oalveni.ed end painted, aUS MECHANIC FORD VAN 11*0 — E ISO. window, or bast offer. M-MI4 or M7-SIU. hoeki rleht up to header All damp! lust what you're leaking lor on our CARPINTRY BUCKS FURNITURE I WALLPAPERING white. 11.400 ml., l-spead. plusO.D., and hangeri Included E«c cand. 11-7 ohm. Fulltime aormonoM. Ap- RIAL ESTATE SALES USED VOLKSWAGEN —ENGINES ply In parson, lo-ll 4 i:»l;io. AM/FM, stereo, IMP burner, rear AND TRANSMISSIONS. OUARAN S7S Call S»8«7. CAN'T WORK 0 10 « — SOU Avon "Some Of My Most kill*. Home tauchsrps. Inour- CALL WALLY'S PAINTINO H#BBTIBBW CQAVGIa)tjoTfit CtlilWr 101 GENERAL CONTRACTINO - Ad- . estlmetet M Birch AM., Little mount spore, carpeted corfto eroo. TEED. OTHER USED PARTS MERCURY 1*41 — Complete MO end work when you want. Co Successful Full Time ditions, elleretlons, flecks, dry Per a MS) you'll be proud ef. Ilka now. w,]oo. Joe Lenn days. ALSO AVAILABLE. CALL KENNY 071-01*1. Set-lett or 144-104*. Hwv. «., HaMMM. *ttm* Silver. 74IU41 Eapart Croftomon-RooMMtle, R. . ;je »«. lete eves ;eo-i«l Ford OMlM. for ports or restore Salespeople Started THEODORE. 741-U00 then. IIS). IK-401* NURSE'S AIDES IM/F) - All CARRIER WANTED — Per _ IM/F) - With No Experience. ~*mmggS«* FORD FALCON IMS - Convertible, VALIANT 1*70 — Kyi . 4-door. run paying, madlum-slse route In Lav lf i! CARPETCLEANINO S79O, needs back window, vary good need epplv. lac. salaryl . DDo not well, regular gas. about 01,000 ml. WANTED crgft. Applicants must be at Mast Phone. Apply In person Mon.-Frl. Licensed or CARPIT EXTERIOR PAINTINO AND cond Ki-014) evenings. |7M cash. 741-1171. Parts or wreck ef 0 1M1 Mercedes years eld. Call Mr. Paarv. sa-40M ullMn A I IXPERTCARPET CLEANING STAININO - Beeutthil MWt KM 0-4 p.m. Atlantic Highlands Nurok Pie WM ere serious about full-lime INSTALLATION dene by addle t scrape old aaiM eH 10*. Front right door handle, Rleht Eat. 1*7. "farf/WfaTo w PW loa^D eajajeejkaf e| pWoj . And FORD 1170 - 4-door cultom. WOO VOLVOS WANTED USED t reereal estateelete salesolos neeltlonsaooljens. headlight rim. shocks, dash panel nose mom now. Tho hours on ffll u rales. Morris Hoffmon. 747 *•¥*• ajffeejj arl BnViTI DaTrVOJOJ ••• ipenl on motor already, etl oood Highest prkee paw for radio, etc Call 0414501 CARPENTER-OVERHEAD DOO JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION — painting. I receulk all spats and llrei. body In good Inepe, hot muf- line. The money lo SHCOPlranel las Red Bank Volvo, 741 sees INSTALLER — Ptiene 707-WM NURSES - RN's a LPN'I M/P. Pull M thousands a veer man than you Sales, cleanlna. re-leys. restreOt MOMS that need II. I work neat and flan I41-1IU. *-4l0 weekdays. a repel rt. SK-4177. VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1M7 a Auto Ranl/Laasa a pert-time, day 4 evening sMft. may new bo oernMe after vet/re DECORATING roar houee WIN leek beautiful, espe- FORD LTD ten Oaad Transportation. MSS COMPUTER OPERATOR — NO i Nurse's eUes. pert time, day a eve * DESIGN cially wRh WMM trim. Par free eos- Auto.. PS/PS, H.OOO mllas 14*4174 nlng shift Immediate eeemnos. will train vw. pom wait. Call mo CERAMIC TILE meta. call IddH at 47I-44M 1100 041-aM) RENT A VAN — Low. law rales Coll May ogply at Cllfftldo Heeltfi Cars today. Tomorrow, these eeelttani SI00-E XTERIOR TRIM PAINTI VW 1*71 — Square bock sedan, tan. Marly. TOM'S PORO. Hwv. 18. Kay vssonsroi ssur. W Center St.. Clrftstde may So genei Chuck Phllle. The NEW a REPAIRS — Belhrllrn re- GEORGE WALL 4-seaed. U.OOO ml.. AM/PM itereo, port. 144 1400 Bar* Aaency Inc.RIAL ISTAT modeling 741-4*71 or est-lin oftor 0 WALL ART IS mag city, mint cond.. redlels. Ortleb. * e.m. to I p.m. HOLMDE LINCOLN/MERCURY DENTAL ASSISTANT — Full lime NURSE'S AIMS (M/F) - Full- p.m. Shrewsbury Avt , at Sycamore U.SM Jea Lenn ens. 7IS-SMS. lete Yei. WO Ar* Hiring 471-0 • I Have your child's feverlle cherec- FREE PAINTINO ESTIMATES - eves. 7KH411 position Musi else be aaper lenced time. Hi shift. Apply only It you're Century It. Ability Realty. Bkr Wrs. come M life, en Melr bedroom Shrewsbury 747 1400 4 handed, cnalr ilde assisting. Bus Interested In devoting yourself com- Re»lB*aai fa»ll«Bl« f.lsa*aaMtl TaaB MOVING ftSTORAOE walls. Call Mr mare kHonnollon. Bargpwaj kafivwvjpaT *>agjpgjfAfrTn. I ajaja multl personnel oMc*. Send *us> pletely M the proper cere of Me RIAL ESTATE SALES - Acadam PHOENIX BROKERAGE M 747-OSM work, economlcel rotes. Call tkatlens to Bo* N 1*1. The Dal Oerlotrkpetlent while on duty, t - ..'. Hwv. M lecaUen. Na. l NICK'S MOVERS- Low 2 Autos For Sale 2 Autos For Salt Pomona Mr lew-coet outo a cycle rv. NJ. 07T ly In person it-it neon a t:MMI:k) notion oor relecetlen: preleiilenal Insurer*. Now giving free euoOM i tta HOUSE PAINTINO - rMlabte coo- p.m. Mot OM Col it Center, trelnlng and tools. Tap-notch man- APPLIANCE MB* studentudent. Pro* estimates, llean- by phone. Compere. DISK CLERK — Full lime, _ ii, FIMQ IWO iwanaaa M lean- Rt M. KOVPOrl, 144 1007 flu Apply Pol ween 10 e.m a 1 p.m REPAIR OsaOhjg rolesrole . ClCelll BUI att 7744IIIMS Broad St., Sarewokury. 844-14*1 Holiday Inn, Rt. M, Weal Lena NURSE, RN M/F — II p.m. «O7 a.m. after I p.m. Tall free: 00O1411040 III * p.m. Branch, N.J. ohlfl, every sat. Emery ManarNiir* m%*io LIOMT HAULING OLD FASHIONED RELIABILITY Can you really... l ||Val aA\Vl DICTAPHONE TYPIST — In large tervlew, cell 710-mi. - AMhaagoty are ay beat ataot*. Insurance agency. eaceUent solar NURSE'S AIDI M/P — I e.m. MII OARAOIS - Etc.. cleaned out Can- wa o*arS*aic Wfa*sfi9**«< wtym* ^m^ PAINTING 10 Wantad Automotive RECEPTIONIST ' removed. Ti refrlgeretars. etc. Can Jan, 411-048*. a sonants. Writs Inrance, P.O. Be a.m. sMn a 4 p.m. M • p.m. ehlft. Modkel, part-time, accurate IvpM INSIDE OR OUTSIDE Select and Save? oo;. Rod Bank. N.J. 07701. Applications SalM accepted Emery oenerel office. Meokel aacka Menor Nursing Home, Rt. St. ALL JUNK CARS — AM Uucks DRIVBR/MESIINOBR — Pe hateful. To M so nr. WILL DO MOVINO — AUTO WAXING wonted, top doller. Free SOMur ocan*kt#ni niintaan attafnav- P™* ACE EMPLOYMENT AOENCY pKkua 801-1040 ar 717 IJ1O SO Themes 747-SOM Shrewefjur bo HoirHlkli and able to eeftorm NURSE. LPN M/P — 7 a.m. M I AUTO WAXINO 4 CLIAN-UP - 4 home repairs. I on your various offke functions for the firm p.m. shirt, every Sun. Emery Mfajor RECEPTIONIST — Physician's ef Dona at my Mcatlea or yours. a ffjfaManavia *wica, *i*aa Rooty eon cm. Tho Dolly Reg- Nursing Home, Matowon. Ml ISO*. 707-1444. before I or otter *. oofJmeMi. call joe at 747-esio. ister. Shrewsbury. N.J. 077*1. flee, full-lime, front daek pro- TRIE SERVICE ALL JUNK CARS NURSE, RN M/P — 7 a.m. Ml p.m. I PAINT HOUSES - Batter end choice sum, every ether Sun. Emery Man- WOODV'S TRII SIRVICI cheaper Man any a) meee eth AND TRUCKS BARN S4M A MONTH — And Still or Nurslne Homo. Motawan, Tree 4 shrub trlmmme 4 ipmoyal. homo with your children. Per Fully maured. Proa ooejmaooo. H* IMPROVEMENTS of anew Rad lank Recycling 4 Auta appointment call 144 1411 mmm»»THS78 iwimtm. SM-wii Wreckers. Top doller paid. Prt 747-477*. OPPICI HELP — LleM office J4J PAINTERPAINTIRS —- Interior-*.. pkk-up. 747-77*4 ar 747-777*. dutieslias. LlaLUlt smsmala l iwltcr EARN EXCELLENT PAY — uro MiSI, 8 dat SUPERINTENDENT 104-8144 car. year spare lima. Ideel oppertuni to.lire. The... . Dolly , NJ. 077*1. EXPERIENCED SUPER JUNK CARS WANTED. added Income. Can OTl-llTt far oo> INTENDENT - Retire*, needs I or tt d tlS RN'S-LPN'S-NURSB'S AIM 4 rooms Power * sex Has all Iraoe Ask tar Prank, 747-1471 ar — I COOK — Par group ef TOP DOLLAR ELECTRICIAN* — Commercial I a/gr Tuee. a Thurs. All Shifts AvallabM cVSTCtwET pr.Tm!! HOME IMPROVEMI FOR USED CAP ' minimum M yrs. en •edy. Chno- Dtodkal PvrMnftal Paal VSTCET rT!!^S5S; We dell ALL from me aeaarrTt. the LIPPIN MOTOR CAR holidays, vecetien iv. Lmcreft Rad Bank end vlclpJry. Pit. ett SavfavHwr N.J. INVESTMENTS »1-4t59 11 Butliwst SftrvlctN 11 •usltvass Sarvlcas 51 Help Wanted SI Halp Wanted OIMS UNLIMITED INVESTMENT NO JOB TOO BIO it you Dead BOYS & GIRLS PATIO DICK - I can build AVIS TEMPORARY AIR CONDITIONING Gopd paying Register routes a REPRIOERATION HELP AIR CONDITIONINO 4 RIPRIO- Young Used available in Belford, Leonardo •RATION — Servtoo. anIOtellll 4 Quick oorvM*.'e

teSmtaTUwnatUiMvou Register rate* an ecoiwiTiical ptoc* • Rj«lftar ctaMUM ad for and you can ckamt your ad to ittp MdWD ftl** you UM 4th either Matter Charm or Vtoa. TOLL FREE PHONES day free. Now Hut's • Rood dMl. See how earn it U? Call M houri 4:30 P.M. for next day daily insertion. P**M** yo* «*t fait rwiu too. a day on INI. this offer not for MIDDLETOWN AREA ttl-tSM 1 commercial advertiser! M ATA WAN AREA MtSlM We make it easy to do business with us 54M700 NON-COMMERaAL ADS. ONLY. PHONE THE ACTION UNE, 542-1700 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE. CALL AT ANYTIME..

M Situations Wanted 71 Merchandise 111 Houses For Sale 132 Condominiums For Sal* Nubbin Town Houses RELOCATING? - Dailrl Intorma- I'M CrONNA 1>K6 IMn about naw araat Call DAP.RAH 71 Merchandise Per ASSOCIATES, Raaltorl. 74I1HO. JUST RBDUCID BY OWNER — ; OFPTHI4 AFTfeRNOON, SaacMcular .i.w of Iho Naviiln*. Ur* MI6# TV/MK. RIVSR RIOHTS - T. NavMlnk NIW l-badroam. IM battii, family Rlvar, axcalhtnt location on lovaly wndKltl. MARA atraat In Rod Bank, naw BM furnaea, 4S14. I full kathi. dining room, 1 3 LINES kadraama, full batamanl CM bo loan anytlma. Only oaklna SS4,IOS. MIDDLETOWN TOWNHOUSE —I roomi, I batM. cantral air, ma» ALL AROUND YARD WORK - 5 DAYS CENTRAL AIR — Conditioning. Gal kaat flfOPIaca. torm.1 dlnlna room, ClubhouM, tonnli courti. Top Me- laraa mailar tiadrum. w, battll. llon, in.ago. 471-7411. MM. full kaiomont. daad and itraal In ^iUwHIM APPWHTIC1 — t Fair Havon, clou M Rad lank. SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — 4 vn. MMHMC#« In MC#MI VMT •( CLIAN FILL - OuUlda noodi palming. Will Milan to roomi. Including 1 bodroom and raaionaoia mr. ifT.^w. kllchan with window plui ancloiad MM IMM* WIHIM wcrticf. WMW1 porch Socond floor. IV, yri. old •Mr 4 a.m. SM.OM. Call 04M4S1 atUr 7:10 p.m. 4 wookandi. iaiT QUALITY f IRSTWOOO — JEANJRWIN Men. ta^f—t*. SLunn*. 101 Apartments Marina Park Rad Bank 133 Income Property Male/ Female 71 Merchandise 7* Auction Sales IM Furnished Rooms (201) 042-4188 For Sale PIRIWOOO - PHI HOUSISITTIRS - MMur. Chrrt- PUkLIC AUCTION RID BANK RUMSON ARIA Wot).. July a. 4:Jl a.m. at eucfc. Room, prlvata homo Call for our fraa arochurn GRACIOUS COLONIAL — With 4 1 .' MHtM 542-1700 Daily-Sunday 747 7M! MfM GROUP, REALTORS bodroomi. 7 balhi. J car uaraoa plui sa swsrw _ Smlth't Raiuuraat » Cocktail » RMoe Rd., Rumun 147-4141 i cottOMl all with w.tar vlaw. By THE DAILY Laanaa, Palmar Ava., Bait KNOLL WOOD ownor. Stl.ou. Ml.1371. 4.4.I. CfHHM » eal KHMJyra. Our M»H imaraaMard 100 Commercial WHBLAN REALTY GROUP at IMml. Sa. our ad Tim., July Mh GARDENS fc fc.... . ^M HI aSallaiiai i i IM REGISTER m nwy. Di mtootiwwn REGISTER WALSH ESTATE AUCTIONS, 4417JU (Dim or .71 «M Rentals RED BANK — Two-I.mlly noun. CLASSIFIED ADS Classified Ad* ExclMlnttlkodn irtmant. Whan cinilairlBB Buying or Salllrw a4M7M 49.5 cents Advanced And Beginners COLTS NECK — Commorclal ipoca 132 Condominiums i STORI a RIAL ESTATE lacaIMn Mr aaiiina vaar a*> OUITAR - OOMM Loi Paul MUI. CALL I7i Mil tt-9 dally Mr MaM. Com Town. StaaaH. I. Adloconl M Roa Bant An- par lino, par day Calta Hock. N.J , acrou from Da Town Houses 137 Lot* « Acreage OOOI wmi kMHW cat.. M'« Item. A REGISTERED — Appalaou llclout Orcn.ro. Ssoca avallatlla SSMAT.OJ. WW APARTMENT SIZE WASHER MO. hVdn InaartMnl MODERN APARTMINT — Noar from »i» par mo. Call 7114044 for IraMnnatMn. Bait tlmo to call It mora Information. A BETTER LIPISTVLII MONMOUTTM COUNTY - 4Aa»r For FAST RESULTS SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE HOLMOEL — Ono-acra lot In park- *•**.** fulflll anklMaannk l Italian. Wall DRYIR -ImW Mn mm HAMMOND & BALDWIN bofora man. Call 4M«I4 Ilk. MHIno. contleuoui lo lareo al AT LOW COST RASSET HOUND PUPS RID BANK — 14M or mora M It Ranlali 4 Raialal Iraval.O HwHwyy lacallanllan. Call PIANO AND ORGAN ET HOUN RID BANK - t-roHii apt.. indovaltakM. Builnan currantlv opor- CENTURY II COZENS. Raallor UM; city walar A underground atac- S «> «mm r> > ».m. CENTER phone SM» orr pall IrVcolorIrVc . AKC lloor. SW par mo., no utlllllM. No allng will nut. foot.M rooulrad 741-7414 trk/Mtophono, alraadv itubbod-ln. Mil. Prator adultl. SKurltv •ultabia. Mr rant. Laoio and rat. UO.OOO Call ownar. 441 1)10 isuessr ******All model* In stock. ABANDON YOUR CARES FREE KITTENS — YalMW. oral 747117». s-7 p.m. only. raoulrad Call 741 1*11 attar IK NURSERY SCHOOL - Par MM We are Number One In •xCMt vMOkondi. SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE RUMSON - IS ocrai. nail 10 Coun. IMMMM WrNs Ban B-M»7 service, reliability and REGISTER RID EANK — SaacMM I badrMm ADULT NOT RETIREMENT try Club. 1100,000 OeMt MUM. IfawalM >. N.J Classified Ads aM. Cantral air. S4M par ma. MM RED BANK — Otflcoi, 41 Wall Raialai t ronlall 4410110 FREE TO 0000 HOME -1 HMD- wtlllUM. Aduttt proMmd. No aoU. Front St.. 100 M. H. M7S Mr month CROWELL AGENCY ---- aij • *- aiaili iMailai a"All Socurlly A raMronCM raqulrod 44 WMto St.. 440 Sa. ft. S4S0 par 542-1700 mOntrv-veo Cailr B**n rn#tfi. AvalMkM Ana. I. Call atttr S p.m. month. Ampla on ilia parking. Call 741-4030 Mobile Horn** U Money Te Lean CHAIRS -OuO0» AIM llf.nst anytlma. Itt-ISSt. 741 7J.0 Raildant SaMaporMn TaH-f raa tram Malawaa Araa KITTENS — 1 maMb iwalcfiad aalr. MllMlL UM, Qpa* Bally M. Sal. Ill J RRD BANK — Immodlata otcuoon Loon. HMlor 717 403< 0V.I wlth•'• ««MM. I wMM wild rod. RED BANK — Baaulllu HUM SMwart 7<11M» aval ADULT PARK — Haitat. 14x14. air Par your convaolonca. Sun. ov oovt I Ilia I m. 4 bodroomt. m bathi CMM M llora/oHlca. awraalmaMlv SSO M. condlllonod, wall-to-wall carpalino. 566-8100 bta 4 IMdttal. SSSs par ma.. Mui ABERDEEN CASH PO* VITMANt n. SUO. landlord poyi Mat. I4I-IH4 IMd, awning, 3 yn. OM, cltan Pnt OoWirwiWtiWt •rtKfMtri T*)4l-Fr«» from MMdtertown Ar*M UtllltlM. SKUrltV. Call 741 471! or STUDIO Of f ICI — In tna haarl ol CONTEMPORARY H41IU MOUSBHOLO SALE — aMvlna MYNAH ai RD — 4 vra. aM. roaMn- (cMltt. mutt Mil, pUno. fttniMvre. lama, 6719300 Rod Bank, I raami, ucand lloor Cornar unit TownhouM In Ran L.ffT#all ^ us.KBH1'•UVft >erp^ViBWfiasteaTt flraalaca Mglanwut, racraotion call II11M afMr I p.m. RID BANK — Lard. 1 badroom dallwood. THREE bodroomi. pluin MOBILE HOME imsi, I bodroom. A-uluu-l !•!• •! !•••• ••lltl. lhlll«« Mt. llril floor, arafor adulli Avail crpotlna, cantral air I iinanclng onclowd porch. I air condlllonan 130 f a* Mir akni tnmt MOVINO—U" laaHk canaaM caMr TWO PUPPIES - Praa MffMd Sta S.M. I. SMS MM uWillai 4 SLsuraautimiai. Call 74i in> s anlitanc.. will rant with option to TV, aw. cane.. UM. ..» MhtdM. t 4 WNltt *Ht laWfWlala IIWWUI11 MCurltv. Coll sTi.m. 171 MJ1 buy. Aiklna S4S.SSS. TYPEWRITERS CDrnlar aattaara' motor »im HI •la mlMd araad. Raal haallny and RID RANK - Nawly oocoratad. I 110 Wanted To Rent ADELAIDE HANNA MOBILE HOME - Furnllhod, 1 can, maha afMf. |t|4Ct7 cula Ml-ail. bidriom. laundry room, llnl IMor btdfoom, lota of oalrai. mult locrl- VACATION PEEOERS — F< NIKKO RECEIVER- I SouM Lab walar. naat 4 appllancM. Socurltv Ass A TEs llca 4«.|I71 Or 74/14/1 atlir I Dm. (few. ts your tnn whlia mtr aw.v. 4 rafarancat. PAIR HAVEN — Family looking fo. 4 p.m. T.nH AM. • MaaM Ava.. T4M44S MUM M rant with option to buy as,i . 741-41M. 741-7707. 14« Real EsUta Wanted COLOR TV — RlUlllt ZMlHh IS". RID RANK — MimMlcanl 1 ABSOLUTEL946-323Y CAREFRE2 E M Bicycles/ oadraom TamdmiM, sm Mui utm MATURE LADY — Noadl I or 4 Shadow Laka vlllow kMHunawluiM uawm UM. Wamor. dryor connoctMn roomi by Aus. 1. In tM Monmouth Raiala Ranlali MAJoa LITTLB SILVER UPHOLSTERY — Mini Bikes 741 11*4 CauMv araa. Call S44444I. WALKER 4 WALKER 741 -1111 ALL CASH B LV WAREHOUSE PRICE! Tom ROMruon, 747-OS4 aval. Invailort Mak houMl up lo tioo.ooo Moylna M RRo . Ban.B . LaL wB Bay rt RUMSON/PAIR HAVEN - I or 4 Quick cloilno MELMED REALTY, DESKS, FILES — TMkl. clulrl. cimarZ ioiv.il. tit M7 tm FREEHOLD MUSIC MOPED RED SANK — Baaulllul 1 badroom houia. praforablv CHANNIL CLUB TOWERS - IBAI.IT, •Ma macMMa. ItaanllMfti at- Goad condlllor., u» LMfoVOOfriSf C4VP#flfpO, All fHW #Plurnlihod- . I vaar, oae. rotonncM Pltaati l-kadroom apt hlah In tha 471)490 lag o>a Saturday, lo .tart flea aau RT. • (I^MUM* CI..I.) •ra-am eHancoi.balconlai.aU.MS0 to »!» 441-1011 •kv, loutharn aapoouri, aipattllva •••.rMoaolaY-.tHlitioa. pun utllltlol 7411IW. cuiMmbullt appolntmonll. Jul More Classified (201) 463-4730 M Merchandise RID IANK — I badroom apt., al lilted. Cll Arthur Bohlav. Raaltor 774-SSSS. on Next Poge MONTHLY RENTALS FROM t? » Wanted „ — CarrlaM HoM. apart AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA mont an ouMt control Rumlon •• 111 Houses For Sale WANTED: Antlaual, Jawalrv, lata I bodroam. llvlna room " RUM. Sllvor. GaM. FOR CASH. flnalac*. dmtaa L. all wall»i INTERNATIONAL OALLERIEJ miMm kllchon, wndoU, contra A NEW LISTINCI — An affordMM Make It Yourself tit C. Nowmon SarMM Rd. air, MoaraM laundry. No pan IMS ham. In a canvonMnt aroa ot MM Skramaurv >47-aJM • ma. « utlllllal. PMM. wrlla: Bosdrartowii. 1 bowlroofni, (19W c•rp#tliIv C 114. Til. Dally R.alttar 4 aai turnaca. Fancod M*ri yard AAAAAAAA — Conlatiti of hoMOt, >. N.J. 07701. oarooai. altki, taaamonM, yarot aTiami or cloonoa am III 4<». badroom 4 bath. Encollont mtarai SEA BRIGHT — LUMurloul OCMA- rail morttaa. avallaBM. SI4.J00 front apartmonti now ranting I Oil Mday. 575 Light and Lacy! ALL LIONEL TRAINS lummar occupancy. Ful CENTURY II COZENS, Raallorl Or Flyar Tap tain aperalul. furmitiad. balcony, all uimtKi m ''IndoporttMntrv owrtod" REFRIO1RATOR — l«4>. cludod. Siartlno at KM 7474MJ. ail Rlvar Rd. Pair Hava Ira.. raatilH. wNk aaa-vaar ANTIQUES - All k WEST END — 4 4 Vroam apli Na poll. I ma. locurlly CM afMr S BRAND NIW — Nkoly — IhwM. m (ait Rlvar Rd |__ p.m, Tal-JTIl wall built Contemporary MI 1 .era In •il JIM MamBar AooraHart Mldoialown Family room .lift A SIM - tltt. wood Olnotlai. MdatMnal AHMTIC 102 Houses For Rent caihadrai tailing, flraalaca and 44.M AfMr I p m. K.O. Snarpl ANTIQUES - OATl M raar dackl Call Mr urnltura. Ill Hwy. 14. W. „ lifi.OOo: AfPLIBROOK Tioues, Rt M and AOINCV INC.. . RaalloriR 7M, I7I-1M00 EATONTOWN - Now Colonial, I Twehv-moriHi knit! Wear top, roomi, 1400 P4ul utllltMl. Joollon 4 TELESCOPE — a*MM 4" RaHU. A SINOLI PLATE - To Ml antlr. Jooilan Raaltorl, Ml 4714 f AIR HAVEN - Charmlna Contury skirt toftther or separately allata Lai IM Mil Mr van at auction Colonial In owolMnt cond., rlon PAIR HAVEN - PtaMMM In your ocrou Ih. ilroat from tha Nayillr* Day evening vacation dress backyard Lavalv location, S Rlvar11MdrMmi. living room wltk !': with eas»-to-memorire pattern 4W4JI4 ar 47I44«I. WAL nrapMca. kaid.igd noon and »ai TATI AUCTIONS. mmnim 1 balhi, firaplaca SSSS t , stitch yoke, lacy openwork utllltlM. laata and MCurlty. July IS naatl Alklna tlt.MO. AP DON'T HAVE THAT SALE 74I4M4. fLIBROOK AGENCY INC., Ra :• stripes. Pattern 575: knittinf Cull; hKH prlcn Mr your imall alMra. 441-iaM. II" MAONAVOX COLOR TV OOUILE KaVBOARD OROAN — ONE SALE OF STRAW -II JO; two THE WICKER YARD directions, sues 8-14 included m Mavarad wlndowi. Melt, SW; ana garaoa MM llami, MM anlMun LEONARDO - Brand now Ranch •Mta Itorm 4toor. •»; bkvcH cor will bo flnlihad Ana. tit. I FOUR-BEDROOM COLONIAL - acrylic/wool of sport yarn wetrht. ?2Xr2Z rMr (bumaar-tvaa). SW; ana Mam UadlMilll. atlocnoa Pear oaraoa Canlar hall plan wltn IVi balhi Dan cSTwtm. ELECTRIC TY»aWRITER-Ojij cantral air. wi fiat mttr oaiafiiard oaoni MMcludMootlo Eat In kltcn- lallot. IS. On. kakY umbr.M. USID FUHMITOUe — L«r#)« OUY JOHNSON an PJM dlnlna room. Cantral air AIR CONDITIONER-PWIC.UM- tlr.ll.r. III. BallUMtta. SI). WOVVV7. JT"_ ••!•i|..fc . lmjiLLialllj.IMefnPaW"a»ir ^ rkaiacwfava I^PMCL naat CamanMM M ihmlna 4 IrMt'jMtla/aarcIl cn.lrT tM •UYS AND BUYS trdMdartdtMn. No poll. IVi moa conditioning Control vacuum $2 00 for each pattern. Add tlml.- Una ant im»li ov.l ruai. From an antlra houoahold to a llnala tocurlty. Ratarancai SS7S Mm utitl Laraa yard for privacy, naar Oak 50* each pattern for postafe W ind cholf.CollT«?-MW»Hor5. IMm. AlUkwa lurnltura, lawalr», III. IIM. llUdll Hill and MkMMMwn train nation Early poiialllor. POMlbMjCall k> and handlini. Soil ta: FENCE- Siackaaa.lSaMCM.t'ar. VIDEO RECOROER - lonllfi. yar. Immooiala caofl. Tap dollar UM or tml afMr. LITTLE SILVER — .-. day. Juat raducad M SIK.000 Mat Mil. MaMSM. AfMr 1 o.rr... CENTURY It COZENS, RMItorl AUIna SIM. 7W-4T44. Ranch Family room, control air. OLD PURNITURB — AatMma. chl- fMpMca, ctiotca location, s'ls par "Indapanoantly Ownoo" PANASONIC — Mac** «MM VMM •rt.4*lac*«J<»rt< ma. 4 utltltloi, Mcurltv. Maia 413 Rlvar Rd. Folr Havan Uura Wheeler AIR CONPITIONaRS- r#COC0Jarf Wfln rllOflfW** • Ce^ VOLKSWAOON ENSINK IMS 11011 7417414 AUIna UM 7S7-4M4 MMrt. 1 condition. S1». BANK - TownhouM, 1 GLORIA NILSON NMdlecntt Dtpl. 61 badml. IM balhi. CMM toovar y Raaltorl - IMt WaX PRAM — r. oori, mulhroom ond WASHE R - Whirlpool, roMlllL with ORIENTAL RUOS - Parllan, Chi- thlna. SW POT mo. pluj utllltlM y. 15, Shrmnkurv. M; torn SITS. klimMIIWr, S'l. 14mm MWM SttS. Air •MM. CaucaiMn. I'll buy any alM, LMM 4 aKurltv raawlrod. 74t-77n, The Dally ftagistsr .rotoclor. rortl. MMCir * tad full warrant*. Slal Call - landHMn, omourit Call ln-t4>4. II no onowir. (aSO) mlI14 HAZLET — 4*odroom Colonial film. SIS*. ar.vo MU. w arW. INT0 I07.M0. Financing avallaoM. ATARI vioao coMfojaa SYS- Pt-HII, all amiiirtM. MM aclo 44HJTI. TURK YOUR DIAMONDS SHREWSBURY - furaMMd 1 7S7-U00 ma. MHina >i». 147-mj. badrMm Ranch, adulti pratorrad •ai If 1, OM CMsos Us., Nw I PON'S JEWELERS%II HAZLET — Woll-e.r.d-lor, I- -• rant If will wap 4 can Yart, NT 10113. Print Ram. O.a. COUNTER-TOP - SMM ond tor our doa. Writ. ao« V-1M. TM badroom, l-kotn a«aandrtM Ranch Eat In kltchan. lull bOMmant 4 tut Aedrest, Zla, Pattam RarRBw. STTirtSsi/ Si IT WATER BCD - HaaMr mcli Dally Roalitar. Shravnaurv, N.J ..pand.bl. alllc U7.W0. C.I FOUR SEASONS REALTORS See the greatest craft show MAOSTROM -IIHI>«a»a> OlKIrK ONE BEDROOM - HOMO 471 IM. ever! NEW 1981 NEEOUCRAFT WEDDINO OOWN — IMUHIM. ro- July Ml. Call CATALOG over 172 desijns, 3 1.11 vilu. HOaO. olio o~a lOloctlon WANTED 71MSW HOLMOEL of lout aowni, mltaala for WRBfrr, F-0 with a EDWARD W. COLLINS AGENCY free patterns inside. J1.00 HO. SCALE TRAIN - UK 4 « • ^all I»MB4 ABILITY DEPENDABILITY !T - Catf mm. RELIABILITY RIDING HAT WANTED — Car •»carrMr,Mrant 103 Rentals To Share S And era*. IN •44-4144 KITCHEN TAiLE-Wrtwtaoai* 4MJ1H ' i?oll >47-un aftar 4 P.m. MARLBORO — Lars. haMa. SIM a KIANSBURO — S bodroomi. I fill Ml, formic. N*. WS. Four Cham, ma. Mui an. ouartar ullllllai. t air bathi. I living roomi, formal dlnlna clironw «m loMkor bocki A watt. SEWINO MAMACHINC E — Nooai od- ^'yaeoto-eaMdro.ni i a M Hun with I otlyjr alrli. Im roam, aat-m MtchM. torn down juw. So* ntidlBM occupancy. 7S0 4SW. Allum. 13% S4I.M0 morteOB. RUMSON — FomoM SS. wllhol M 4OS.OI1S. Sun-Scooped! Printed Pattern Ikara lovaly 4 prlvaM J J Mdraam LITTLE SILVIR - WaMrfroillL; BOAT S*aS» carrlMa hauM an Navailnk llory corrloM MUM. unllmWd wHIl II 71 Garese Sales 101 Apartments 9419^ MAHOOANY SLIIOH TWIN »EDS SIMMONS SOPA aao - (sma»>. H Rlvor oitata.SUO a month 747 M41 •croon. iMraa. vac »l» or a«*ir. Yard Sale* ' ATLANTIC HIGHLANDDSS - 74I-O04. 104 Winter Rentals MIDDLITOWN - araa,) I -ifT . flT,-r SNOW TIRES - III Oai«ynr i CONTENTS — Of IHUM MM. Stort- kasmanri. walk-m cloaou. all utlil- Iru lll«^.ii-" IllcViii-x HR7S-iS.Ooodconal.sll inVsot. Jyaa P kvanan Jit IS, IS Iroi. raildaniial nalanaoinoocl, adult IMS Mar 4 P.m. l«l AM., m Ocoon R ataMrnd. AvallakM ImmadlaMly. MOUNT POCONO — Fourbodroom COLOR TV - lanMk M" «* Mat. jMHriaCH raoulrod. Itt-nll afMr tw»«*th Chalat FlroMaca. Country MIDDLITOWN — 7VI% tooo. l»..i»; A » p.m. II Noon. clue CMM M all roaartl. HS-M4S. monaooo avallaMa M IMI com METAL DETECTOR - Pro- pMtalv radacoralad 1 badroom UHliml tvaa. m.l—li. carrvtua HIOHLANDS - aaaMHul Mk* eiLPORD - I kadraama. na pats, Ranch «i ouMt euHM-MC. A rajl FURNITURE — LR» 103 Summer Rentals doll hoino with now Mtclwn. bath Ike McMine's s cunre or cool- caat. aMcrlmloaMr. Hto M«. HIS. rafarmcaa Coll afMr 4. and c aTpallno I AHordaw. at M'.WO SOPA-4 74MtM APPLEBROOK AOENCY INC, «» ness, the skirt a liihtheerted 1 «C. CM ' COLTS NICK - Dolly COTTAGE — On Laka Otllpooa flare—the dress is irresistible for ft. SIS. ratal avallaMa. Ntw nawBPwti»«- "Wajtwrn (•n** Man.. w«4. artar 4 a.m. S nloncai. AvallaMo ImmodlaMlv OCEAN TOWNSHIP — wayMdo sunshine days Perfect in print or TWO WALNUT Office DESKS - UP- SMSW4I solid color, snr it now. HIGHLANDS — I room*, na pan. Wltli tv*IM ro«ym. »1» oach; twi •acurlty raawlrad. t-vaar MaM. ttts NORTH LONG BRANCH - Oo- gooo. No potntt. no MM. SIHOSI. Printed Pattern 9419: Misses M«bW cnon Md«O>, rw.< • ttJMI, 1M P.m. P4M Kaat. 171-aMl •lanar dataiaMr I MdrMm mttoi 4 drowor ii. WHIRLPOOL REPRIOERATOR 7* AucUen Sales URO - D«aM>. S^Mrn. * POCC4KMVCHALIT - SlaaM II family Ivjm.. » rMrnl aMII fyll Saa* $Ut to ate* ajn. AH*ro< > prlvaM yard, SM raat BSa a a>lia • • lllalbafcfcafMr ftaBfltiftmAA baihi. ram BM hoat. Prkad SMtat. i rua. SIS. 4 a.m. i utlllllM 4 MCUrtty. fllhlna. boating. Mil a Call 741 -4411 loc AM SW ler aatk Batten tar I — Turn., July 7, 7:» ONE OIL TANK-ma.HoM.vorv tTM«fta>r'**IR PURNITORI — S P4K RED BANK - M.mlly, PTC Saie kc funHtura. allIMacaaI . PraakaM. N.J. gg Wt-oS44. SIA BRIGHT MOTEL - OlDttl irt!!t? 1 > » ^^12h 4 'Sli a.m. 4 44 p.m. LONG BRANCH - llldlMln aM $ IN Commercial MARIAN MARTIN 104 Furnished Rooms Rentals 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3" Pittm Dtpl. 420 KEAHSBURO RtaWnf for r*HM $ * ANOTHER DAILY REGISTER * Call 7S7-4BW or 7S7-O«SI NEWWATERRMINT TMDiM»H«|i*ltr FOR SALE PRICE UP TO 200~ RBO BANK - Room. cMan 4 com- OFFICE -SPACE Classified Service ,iJ1j£ii. s« umn* now under a separate distinctive heading, llama origlnatinq from your houMhM may be *ow NOW YOU CAN TELEPHONE IN Commercial lor up to 1200.00 (formerly $100.00) par attid*. YOUR CLASSIFIED ADVEHTISINC ON SATURDAYS BenUls 842-8500 MUI. NH Price lor each item must be mentioned. TO START IN OUR MONDAY'S EDITION. Or, SHE M4 *II NEW SrHING-SUHMEIt 1981 RED BANK PAmkH CATA106 txinp you JUST CALL THE CLASSIFIED ACTION LINE MO so. FT. or- ami wm. •» IEWMIC SAVINGS on tima. BETWEEN 8:30 A.M. & 12:30 P.M. work, rntwey with over 100 last, Call 542-1700 •Bay patterns. Plui tree pattern ^lo discount II cancelled b*1rx* expiration. coupon 02 Value). Catatei. f I. No chanoes in copy CALL 542-1700 747-iioi 11 llicDiejV ajSJ tMntsltwav W Bjuevll' Morganvllla woman Is listed NEW YORK (AP)- First the telegraph wired list OWtNl — II". r»»a»n«d In m«. ma! Ml. make 0ffar.1t1.41tt la terioui condition al Partk America, then the telephone. Now America Is after I p.m. Ambopy General HoaplUI to- getting wired again. This time for television - CHP.IS CRAFT IH4 — with »• day after bar* ante flipped cable television &ck v< inelni, trallar included. •1«M or MM tHtr. ISMJW. over pa Tennent Road. Introduced after World War D to improve TV II- FISBROLAM 1LOOP - >I«M reception in the valleys of eastern Pennsylvania I. 01. trailer. tVJOO Heidi Krittenien, IB, of 11 Baat FrancU Ave., Morgan- and the mountains of Oregon, cable latWlaiMl BLUI JAV — Wim trailer, needs vlUe lo.t control of her vehi- today is growing fast in cities and suburbs. Mrk. ntrM Included, int. CmMl IU lure U no longer simply a clear picture, but Ml yet. UM »MI*4«r 747-04M cle ihorly after 1 am Friday IHM at Ratrtallm Cam- and struck a parked automo- meat movies and an ample array of programs CHRIS CRAFT CORSAIR WM — n. P.O. Baa m. Lifters*. I7V»' IIMrglass. 1W h.p. I/O. HIM. Md* ftwtt M bile, nipping her vehicle, ac- and services, from high-brow culture to soft-core tanMkvtkaMkwkw cording to police. pornography, and from burglar alarms to at-home LINTZI MARINA — Far Rertttn A. Canwa* Check OR Cneck ON SM Bond drown to Die banking and video newspapers Tha Robertivllle Fire There are now more than two dosen national Utad baal UM nMI». •aard of Rgcrttllan Com mmUinn In an amount of not Company freed bar from the cable TV networks, including one offering round- MARINE ELECTRONICS - Far lets than ten eercent IttU) 1— Ilia lalMI In »ITe» t«.i«n. VHF totol omognt of IM H4d. but overturned auto by using tha tbe-clock news and one devoted solely to sports. radio*. direction linden or Lorao, "jawi of life", police said yeur boil buy It: iss The three commercial TV networks, once con- (OAT MOUSE sidered vulnerable to cable, are I tin Ocaan Avo. iaa Brlehl S. Ceriltlcete of Surety from e reeu The Morganvllle Flrit Aid •anil tabu Insurance company corllfy. Squad took her to Old Bridge programming, and tha Public Broadcasting Ser- O»m 1 Oavi f Woo* In* ta ma fact ma! M IM blddtr li warded a centred • Surtty Hospital where aha was vice has proposed IU own Public Subscriber SAILS AVVEIGH •and will M niad for Mo por- Network for 1>«3. Now jituri amv ter mence of that contract. treated tor a broken back and HUNTER Doalor (Ml mult M dollvtrod al tho lacerations of the face and Corporation* are beginning to test the poten- Sailboat Spoclalim ptaco and boforo tho Mur montlonad ?t pro avrnad. naw chest, police said. tlal of cable, which many think will enable mar- boati on display The successlul Nddar win be keters to pick special-Interest iBXttoTstaa instead Wl MenWMklng Rd., Brick Town rotulrod 10 furnish a Surety Bond In (Ml) 477 JIM tha full amount el tha contract. The She was subsequently of relying on the mass audience of commerical bonding company shall M author-. transfered to Perth Amboy COLUMBUS CITY COMMUNICATION — Mark and Sonia Sheriff, homeowner* In the Had to Issue bands In the Mate of SLIPS AVAILABLE New Jeraav and Wall M approved General Hospital where aba Advertisers will spend ISO million on cable TV Columbus, Ohio, suburb of Upper Arlington, were photographed In 1976 communicating by TM Monmouth County Boom of MARINA, SEA BRIGHT nvcrwStrari CorrtfniMfaW#fi. is being kept In the Intensive this year, 10 times as much as OTa, says tha with thair city planning board from their homa. The council conducts Its meetings on tha 700 Ocean Ave. "During the performance a) this care unit. Cabletelevislon Advertising Bureau. Ad agential public access channel operated bv the municipal Energy and Telecommunications Call 172-0025 contract all contrecleri art rg- wilred to comply with the rooulro- are developing divisions to handle cable i Department. menu of PL ItJJc. 117." USED MARINI INOINIS A Tito MonmouBi Caunly Board al im up programming, rimehsll Soap PARTI - Budt marina dktsel, Recraatk* Cammlsslsnen rotorvti Co. already produces a cooking show far Cable ing millions Into lively bidding tor monopoly campus studio and Internship program small gas hoist a. electric hoist. 14' tha right la waive any inltrmtlltltt Trespass Chris Craft. HI h.p.. fraah osier In, or M r elect any or all bids, and la News Network. urban frusChlses, which likely all will be awarded There are those who say cable TV, grounded cptlsf. Call HKtn. •••rd contract! In whole or In port There were 1.1 million U.S. homes wind for by 19M. Plums still to be awarded include Chica- on a fast-developing technology, Is a gamble YACHT HARBOR APTS. - Baal il doomed In Ova MM mtartsl of IM What will happen If the satellite receiving dish illei ovtlltMe far statons, rtasen- Board to do to charge cable television in im - before satellites made It go, Boston, Detroit, Denver, Washington and able, Call itMtil. No bidder may withdrew hit Md becomes a common backyard appliance, making within thirty IMI dgys following the posaibls to snow movies coast-to-coast at a rea- parts of New York City and Los Angeles dele of bid opening sonable price In competition with network tele- it possible to bypass the cable In cable TV? 1S1 Camping Equlpmen The MonmouBi Counl v Bgard at SU companies spent an estimated (500,000 Recreation Commissioner! shall re- lodged vision fare. In addition, do people want all the programs ttrvg tM rltM to MM bids fgr tl«iy each trying to win the lucrative Dallas market, DEL RAY — Slide-on camper. IHI days prior to award of con- TINTON PALLS - Helen Today, there are II million cable homes — out being packaged for cable? WIU cultural events slotpt 4. fully eoulpoed, 1700 firm only to have a losing company engineer a referen- tracts. Loman of 717 Sycamore Ave. of 7s,l million hoqaahntrti - and lMhtstry aaalyats never popular on the networks now find au- Call after 4. 7S7-4m By order at TM Board a) Recro- dum on the City Councils decision to give the etlon Commissioner! of IM Caunly forecast « million homes wiU be Wired by KM. diences? faces a hearing In Municipal package IM Recreational of Monmouth Tha basic service DOW coats »10 to IU a month. " """ "i to Warner'Amei Communications Inc. "There are a lot of questions to be answered," Rest W. Meohon, Chairman Court July a on charges of Warner A c Vehicles Jamas J. Truncor. About • million sisbscrtbars today also take Warner Ames kept the prise, after mending an- says industry analyst Frederick Anscbel of the Secrelarv-Dlrector criminal trespass after bar Julys Ot.71 arrest here. one or more "pay" services, like Showtime or other 193,000 Dean Witter Reynolds Investment firm. "One of It' CAMPIR TRAILER - SloaM 4. Home Bra Office, which offer movies and other In other cities, Includlni Houston, Minn* (be major ones is how much people are going to be Conllnontal. 11,100 MOTICB1 They said Loman tele- Notice It I „- flnt*Hiaftiiini4nl' unlntnrup ted by ooQUMsTClaHS for apolls, Pittsburgh, and Boulder, Colo., there have willing to pay for the entertainment " sealed bMa will be received bv The phoned police shortly before J CONTINENTAL TRAVEL about*, to 111 more each month. • i lawsuits over franchise decisions. In a St. There an also political and social questions to TRAILSR — M «.. flam 4. full Monmouth County Beard of Reiree a.m. Saturday to complain of both, fully contalnod. Mutt laa to lion Commlsslstsrt al the Mon Analyst Paul Kagan of Carmel, Calif., who Louis suburb, a losing company sued the winner be addressed. How will privacy be protected when appreciate. Call onyllmo. 7IMHB, meuth County Park System ADMIN a loud party at the home of a ISTRATIVI OFFICES, Thompson pebUsbss several cable industry newsletters,' for libel. every television is a bank computer terminal? MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT Ptrk. Newmen Sprints Rd.. Lin neighbor. Chack our unboalablo craft New Jerttv. until IOOO em, calls cable "tke latest frontier." He predicts So far, bidding has been fairly scandal-free, Will every company that seeks a share of the low ralat and compara. nt<4W prevailing time on MONDAY. JULY 10, Htl end mail puMklv opened end Police said that when they cable revenues - leas than WOO million in 1975 - with the only criminal convictions dating to the market — particularly giant American Telephone VACATION WHEELS FOR RSNT responded to the call and wlUUt|J4WlionbyUieendoftbedecade. early 70s, In Johnstown, Pa. Bat tke Justice s> Telegraph Co. - be permitted to enter? — 27' Motor Homo, llaapt 4. com- ^I'OARBAOICOTLECVION Dlataly ooulppod. Low«il ratal.. SERVICE want to Loman's neighbors' "If yon want to grow la American com- Department and others have expressed concern. And how wUl cable affect our lives? A study 1 PRINTED COMPUTER for the New York advertising firm ol Doyle Dane FORMS A ENVELOPES home with Loman, she re- munications, the only way to grow is through A federal grand Jury is Investigating possible SPt CIAI I OVERHEAD OARAGE fused to leave the premises it is so hard to Ifind m antitrust violations in Houston. Bernbach said people with cable for entertain- NOT I C F S DOORS BM Documents. Including In. after several requests. tesevision and radio stations for sale," be says. To keep things on the up-and-up, Boston Mayor ment alone watch IT percent more TV than those ilruclloni lo Bidden, Praposal She was subsequently ar- without the service. Fermi, end complete Flam and Sea There are now more than 5,000 cable com- Kevin White banned cable company gifts to city 210 Lost* Found c If k etloni may be obtained by wall- rested and charged by Sgt. pasJes - op almost MM from a year ago - bat» workers. In Miami, officials an required to re- The A.C. Nielsen Co., In a recent report on Had bidders tl MM ADMINIS- TRATIVE OFFICES 01 tM MON Louis Vlule and Patrolmen communsrsliorgi giants control two-thirds of the port contacts with cable representatives In writ- viewing habits, said Americans now watch TV an FREE FOUND ADS MOUTH COUNTY PARK SYSTEM, located In Thompson Park, Newman Albert Roma and Gerald nation's cable subscribers And tke costly, com- Ing average of I hours and 34 minutes a day — a Sprints Rd., Llncrofl, Hew Jersey, Turning. record — and that cable households watched an As a public service to our between the hours of »:00 em and petitive consnlsdatson la fnosiod. One iiiiilpjeni has been "rent-a-citlxen" gam- readers, The Dally Reg- 4.10 p.m.. Monday threugh Friday. Loman was released pend- Dow Jones fc Co., publisher of the Wall Street bits In which companies offer prominent local additional hour every day. ister will offer a FREE All bid! must be submitted an ing her court appearance, ac- Journal, and Knlght-Ridder Newspapers Ins., of- residents a share of the action - sometimes for "Human communication will be a different one-day ad (3 lines only) to the tttndtrd proposal forms In the anyone finding a lost pet or manner deilonetoo anadd rewinat d byv cording to police fend «MT.s million for UA-Columbia Cablevision little or no money - In hopes of using their animal," predicted Thomas McCain, an associate IM specispeKHIcatlonlf , , and nnwtl M article. encloseld d In isilodenvelopel s Inc.. only to lose In a bidding war with a Joint professor of communications at Ohio State Uni- Call the Action Line todav end oddrou of Ilx U United Artists Theater Circuit Inc: and Local partners withdrew In Dallas after the versity In Columbus, when cable television is 542-1700 end mrlllH to The Monmouth 2» Other Public Notices Rogers Cabiesystems Inc. Final value: «a*T mil- " ed the propriety of their probably more advanced than any other city. BRIEF CASE — Maroon, Initials County Board of RecraaUen Canv mliiloneri. P.O. Bo» at, Llncroft, NOTICI lion. dealings. Ml'asaca'assHl law requires disclosure Subscribers to the Warner Amei QUBE sys- .Y. vicinity Wharf end West Front N.J. «m Bids rmnl bo delivered et Olsposol sale to satisfy unpaid of ownership interests. tem In the Ohio capital use "interactive," or two- R on U June 14 Reward tfl-Jttt IM Bloc, and before tM hour men. rent end Chanel. Cubicle no. 441 Westlngbouse Electric Co. paid |Ms million to or 741-1101. Uenad above. rented In tM name of Alax luv last boy Telepnmptef Corp., tke nation's largest So cable rftmrmnlif are wooing institutions as way, video technology to talk to their televisions, FOUND - Young male Husky "During tM performance of thli known address P.O. Boa HI. Oak- register opinions about things they've watched on (black 4 white). Token lo Eaton contract, all contractors art re- hurst, N.J. 077SS. Highest bid re- cable TV company. The New York Times spent well as people. Warner Ames Is giving 17 minor- lown ASPCA. Found In Falrvlew mind to comply with tM rooulro- ceived by July 11th, IMI takei this ity groups In Pittsburgh a 10 percent share of IU TV, protect their homes and in some cases do tree of Mlddlolown, Call 141-4141. menu of PL H7K. W lot of: 1 Meple Dressers end Mir m million to bay as cable franchises In New TM Monmouth County Stgrd of rors. Jersey. (ranchise raamic Cablevision offered the Uni- their banking. LOST — Black * Ian Doberman. Rocreellon Cammlsslanars rottnts Must M removed frqm premises NEXT: The Programming Parade answers to Duchess, license A col- tne right to waive any Informalities by July Itlh IMI. Owner may re- At the same time, cable companies are pour- varsity of at least *»,«* a year plus a lar, vicinity ol Koonsburg. 4« 0S04 In, or to relect any or all bids, and to deem goods by paving rent and Reward. award ceMracts In whole or In part charge! anytime before highest bid- If deemed In tM Msl Interest of the der removes goods from promises. 211 Special Notices Board lo do so Bids by appointment only. No bidder may withdraw Ms Md Access Sell Storage within thirty IMI days following the 341 Highway IS Television ANTICIPATION DATINO date of bid opening. Eetontown. N.J. 07714 June temperatures above normal 144-1111 (continued) SERVICE — Call for free Brochure. TM Monmouth County Board of JUM It. July 4 111.00 toll Iroe. IM-taHBH Recreation Commissioner! shell rt- DICK CAVETT SHOW sarve tM rloht to MM BKH for slulv pped below 60 degrees only five the aid and IM. Both packed winds of MRS. SYLVIA (40) days prior to award af con- NOTICI S MOVIE (MUSICAL) By PAUL J. CROFT HANDWRITING ANALYST tracts. Disposal sale to satisfy unpaid ••'.» "Datnas" ISM Joan PAIR HAVEN - The year may be times in June. over 30 miles per hour, but the storm on Tarot card reader A advisor. For By order of TM Board of Recre- rent and cherges. Cubicle no. 141 Blondoll. Dick Powell A million tha ttnd luted weU under an hour. The appointment. M1-W00 or 775-M71. ation Commissioners of tM County rentod In the name of wllbor Wll only six months old, but as of the end of Aalda from being warm, June also of Men mouth. Harm, Ian known oddross 107 Tri- •ire, with a complex about mor- proved wet, and sometimes stormy. storms of the 16th lasted weU over an OSTOMATE FEMALE — Wishes 10 Rots W. Moonen, Chairman dent Blvd.. Neptune, N. J. 07751. ale, a chotua girl, and a Broad- June Monmouth County has felt a tem- meet/write to male tame. Reply to: Highest bid received by July 11th, James J. Truncor. way ahow. (2 hrt.) perature anomall of 1.9 degrees above Rainfall for the month totalled 4.(0 in- hour, and apparently affected the entire Bo> z 2S0. The Dally Register, Seerelery Director IMI takes'this lot of: upholstered Shrewsbury. N.J, 07701. Living Ream Sofa, Chair, Sofa Bad, OCINE AsiesBuennsAires normal. June is the fifth consecutive ches, 1.40 above avenge. Total pre- area. Tha storms produced over haU-an- Julys UtOJ Tables, Chain and a Bookcase. SINGLET — Meat sincere, beautiful Hugo Marcel. SotadadSltvayra month this year which has averaged cipitation this year however remains lnch of rain, winds up to 34 miles per people, like YOUI Low fit. Call Mult M removed from promises Urn.) hour, and lowered the temperature by » DATELINE, free SM-41I-M41. by July Mth, IMI Owner may re- above normal In temperature. below normal at 18.S0 inche, down 1.8 "iwllc N*jt deem goods bv paving rent end WILO WILD WEST degrees In one hour. charge! anytime boforo hloheit bid- ABC CAPTIOMED The average dally temperature for 213 Instruction Morica der removes goods from premises. t Notice Is Hereby given that the Bldi by appointment only. NEWS June at the Dally Registers Weather Tha wettest day was the Mth whan With the end of June comes the end- Board of Trustee! of Breokdele Access Self Itoroge * 12 00 • • FANTASY ISLAND A station In Pair Haven was Ti.» degress 1.W inches of rain fell. Precipitation fell Ing of tha 1NM1 beating season. Heat Community College will receive Ul Highway U teocher who lellredol putting up HATE toakM bids al tM Purchasing De- Eetontown, N.J. 07714 — which Is 1.7 degress above normal. on Hot Junes JO days. Ing degree days for June totalled S(-B) GOING partment, 7ef Newmon Springs S44-11U with spoiled debutantes seeks bringing toe final seasonal total to S1U TO WORK? Road, Llncrofl. Now Jersey on July JUM It. July 4 111 to hla own harem ol beeulllul, The months Ugh registered H on 17. Ittl- 2:00 p.m. prevailing lime. obodtent women (Repekl; 70 storms to portions of Monmouth County. (-Ml). Cooling degree days totalled MO IN THE el which time and place. taM Wdi NOTICI the lftth at 1:41 p.m. while the low of the MORNING? will M publicly opened and road on Disposal sale to satisfy unpaid mine.) month - M degree* - occured on the The two strongest which passed thor- (plus 84) bringing the seasonal total to learn tM rent and charges. Cubicle no. Ill • MOVIE - TWIUQHT ZONE Guitar or clarinet. All levels. aid securiuei In tM form of a bM band with tdtquato security t hirot. awyilma bttoft htghttt bM- ) 700 CLUB Call Brian. 144-lltl d«tr #IT 0OMft thereon, or certified chock In in dt f I RAT PATROL PRIVATE HORSEBACK RIDING •mount ooual to 10% of the amount Bids bv appointment only. LESSONS — For beginners only. of the old, not lo eaceed uo.000 will Access SaM Storage MINORITY: Brothers attain tt to per hour. 47I-WS7. M required. BMS may Ml M 141 Highway IS , PERSPECTIVE withdrawn within to days after IM Eatontown. N.J. 07714 SUMMER COURSE-Ballet» Jail actual dov of the bid openme 544-1111 ft MOVIE (DRAMA) ••• at the Monmouth School of Ballet The owner reserve! tM un- JUM tl. July t 111.00 "L-thaswd Room" 1SS1 Eagle ranking Scholarships available for sarlaut restricted right to relect any or ell LesHo Caron. Brook Pelara. An tludents. Call ut-tm. ' olds; and to accept any bM which is NOTICI unwed, lined girl la r elected by Register eketskvDeaLerdl deemed matt laverable. Prices Disposal tale to sallsfv unpaid TUTORING — Math. English, ouoted must Include all freight or rent end charges. Cubicle no. IS hot lover and la loft to taoa IHa In Matthew, left and Erik Jetzt, sons of Mr. and Biology. French. History. eiemen_.. - rented In tM name of My Display her equelld surroundings (a tary threugh. high school. H1I*144 lit?I delivery charges. TM owner else reserve! tM right to relect any bid House — Ron Cohen, last known hra.,30mlns.) Mrs. John Jetzt of Llncroft, and members of Bov II, In Its opinion, the bidder Is not address Ml Oceanpart Ave., Oceen- Scout Troop 110, for over tlx vears, have re- canal dared financially or technically port. N.J. 07757. Highest bM re- 1:30 • ADAM 12 atto to carry out tM contract as ceived bv July 11th IMI lakes this lot ceived their Eagle Scout badges. Both boys have Intendsa- or tor any reason In tM of: Display Advertising Materials. INDEPENDENT NEWS owner'! ludimtnl. H IS not In tM Must M removed from pram lass COMMUNITY UPDATE been Dally and Sunday Register carriers for Mtt Interests of Braokdale Com- bv July Mth. IMI. Owner may re- CHESPIRITO munlty Cottage, over three vears and are seniors at Christian 234 MaiiBore deem goods bv povlng rent and MOVW (DRAMA)* "All Bidders are reeulred to comply cMrgas anytime before MgMst bid- S Brothers Academy. Matthew's project was col- Tke OM Familiar Faces" with tM ittulitiimiu el PL. ion, der removes goods from premlttt. Please take notice thai ZBA of BMs bv appointment only. 1970 Gone Barry. Susan Saint lecting used eveglesses for the needy organiza- M ff>riwwtTv I vwsliwp nartej # VPsvC sa) I C.ll7endPL.tO77.C Jl Access Self Storage maellng on June atth. 1WI OM rood July 4 HIM 141 Highway IS tion. Erik Is a National Honor Society member the Itllgwllie resolution Eatontown, N.J. 07714 • MOVIE -(MYSTERY) •• and an avid bowler. ZM1-IIM — Marlboro Man. S44-1111 SMtarl Academy, trontlna use vari- NOTICE June It. July t l'l» "Drive Hard, Drive rest" ance relief from Section S1I.1 and Disposal sale lo satisfy unpaid ISM Brian Kelly. Joan CoBtta. bulk variance relief tram section rent and charges. Cubicle no. m NOTICI 1114 and lilt ft the Marlboro rented In IM name of Joe W. Morgan Disposal sale to satisfy unpaid n SJCf^ajfTH"O IS/FfSj HiVQITFOJ• aifv ail TewneM* ItntM Ordinance Jr., last known address P.O. Box rent and charges. Cubicle no. tit nocenl man lit her husband' a •HSHHH ••gaBPt^aHaBaaaaaal July 4 UM m. Rod Bank. N.J. 07701. Hlgheil rented In tM nemo of Carl Oakden bM roc.lved by July 11th, toil tekes last known address tt» Livingston plan (UBimne.) thliletof: Sofa and Rocllner. Avo.. New Brunswick. N.J. ogtoj. • NEWS F Must M removed from premises Highest bM received by July 11th 'pTlASl' T^fwr^l by July Itlh 1*11. Owner may re- IMI lakes this lot of: Misc. I urns. doom goods by paving rent end Must M removed from premises charges anytime before hlohetl bid- by July Itlh IMI Owner may re- dsr removes goods from premises, deem goods bv paying rant and aids by appointment only. charges anytime before highest bM- Accell Self Slorogo o)vr f#fnoWaS 0000s from PI JJHiiwit. 141 Highway U BMs by appointment only. County Births Eatontown. N.J. 07714 Access Self Slorogo S44-II11 Junolt.Julvt 111,40 Eolentewn. N.J. 07714 June »'. July t Ml* MVEftvnw (Ngoc nan). 17 daughter. July 1. The Rev. and Mrs. John K, Wolfhlll Ave., Oceanport, MOTII ftedBaah Court, Haslet, daughter, July Mr. and Mrs. James Tracy son, July 1 tale i'"satisfc y unpaid Norrle Jr., (Jean M. Wiley), rent and charges. Cubicle no 401 STric. a Mr. and Mrs. John Sachau 1. (Joan Maslow), It Campbell 801 Oakley Ave., Long Mr. and Mrs. Leonard reined In tha name of Sandra to satisfy unpaid Leftwkh last known oddrets 10510 rant and charges. Cubtclo no. 147 (Ruth DeDuFour), N Clover Mr. and Mrs. Gene St., Red Bank, daughter, July Branch, daughter, June a. Boldman (Patricia Olivier), id Drive, Ftllon. CA M0H, rented In IM name of Lorraine 1. rocolvod by July ttlh. Murphy, last known address 1101 HU1 Road, Colts Neck, BOB, StaalsUwski (DatorasSyslo), Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hayes 7M Istsahwn Drive, CUf- Is lot tli washer/Dryer, North George St., OoMaboro. N.C in Harbor Way, Uatanes Harris, II fwood Beach, son, Julyl. Pedestal Desk. Badraam Furniture. 17511, HlgMst bid received bv July Leslie R. (Dentse M. Miller), IN Watt PMke Radst, ChhH. Crystal and 11th IMI takes this lot of: Furniture. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Da- Harbor, daughter, July 1. Willow Drive, Ocaan, son, End Ave., Long Branch, son, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Assorted Teais. Relrloerator/Froeier, HousohoM Maria (Barbara Dennis), IT Mutt be remaned B-tm premises "*""• __. . Mr. and Mrs. Donald June 17. June*. /H „ «.,,, Magelntckl (Angelina Ac- by July Mm Htl. Owner may re- Mutt b# 1 VIIPUVOM front prMfwoM Habberd Ave., Red Bank, The Mtayy^HtptatP^RdBsts deem goods bv pavhvj rani and by July Mth IMI. Owner may rt- Gordon (Mary Dempsey). HO Mr. and Mrs. Cardy, (Don- Mr. and Mrs. banath Olt- clarl), 44 East Ave., Atlantic charge! anytime Mara hlgMst bid- deem goods by pgykn rant and daughter, July 1. Bast End Ave, Balford, son. na Spagone), 100 tad Ave., Highlands, daughter. Julyt ajHwuSa iSee-turieiPltcRttBstalfar charges anytime before/' ter (Rosemary Goeb), 107 aV1WJg»<4lA4salaein\ Mr. and Mrs. Daniel May Bradley Beach, son, June tl. Harrison Ave.. Union Beach, Mr. and Mrs. James f!*A SMhoSdaajSsodsdgS (Karen Krysc»skl), 44 Canter Mr. and Mrs. George Debra McCallen, 151 daughter, July 1. BulUs (UcWeMTerttisl).4j7 ' IPt^gT»^ngaB| wrft a*w rswtspj •PW.PP^^^P^T^^ gas Ave., Leonardo, son, July 1. Corpora (Joanna Cavallaro), Shore Blvd., Keansburg. Mr. and Mrs. James Ridge Road. Rumsoa, son, d Seer** June It. Julv 4 •11.4a Mr. and Mn. 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